t
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newr
Friday,
November
10,
1950
REMINISCENCES
(Continued
from
page
5)
TODAY
and
SAT.
Eves.
7-9
p
m.
Sat.
Mat.
2-4:20
B0B
Hope
i
"FANCY
PAe,.
I
Itors
they
appear
to
enjoy
life.
A
gootl
many
have
even
discovered
how
to
lauih.
They
must
have
a
sense
of
humor,
little
short
of
amazing.
r3i
a?
J:
y
c
MB
it
1
Sunday
Midnite
TRESTON
FOSTER
JOHN
IRKLAND
in
"I
SHOT
JESSE
JAMES"
KEN
Cttrrt
"CALL
JP
Every
day
Is
a
liUIe
shorter,
but
it
is
equally
true
that
tV-r
another
month
or
so.
lengthening
evenings
will
be
coming
our
way.
Blessings
on
them.
Even
as
late
as
five
p.m.
in
April,
or
THE
FOR
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
YARD
GOODS
TO
SACRIFICE
AT
Cut
Prices
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
a
a
v
a
a
ii
n
u
ii
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tl
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a
u
M
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ri
ii
ii
u
u
way,
or
June,
twilight
Is
still
a
long
way
off
in
Prince
Rupert,
or
anywhere
this
far
north.
Thr-e
is
not
the
slightest
necessity
to
perform
saving"
of
any
J
M
i
r
J
fcUiiL
,.
,
j
h08
mnrl
tnnr...
whichitUproud-crr'01
Wphin
Street".
"Mr..
MiZr"?V
corn,
from
great
.tone.:
Now,
YC'
once
book
ha.
been
mad.
in.
again
3
m.
:
0
U'1
By
ELMOKi
.
NORTL
STAR
POET
T
AM
SOPwRY
to
say
that
I
had
never
heard
of
Gus
Sigurdson
until
his
new
91-page
book
of
poetry
arrived
the
other
day.
But
unless
I
am
badly
mus-
ken
we
are
all
ging
to
hear
Gus's
name
quite
often
in
Canada.
For
Gus
has
writ
ten
people's
roetry.
la
the
t:uc
sense
of
.hit
term.
,
Tt.
t
ranndian
as,corn-on-thc-cob.
In
fact
it
is
WESTERN
Canadian.
(.0u
GUS
CALLS
his
book
"Pencil
SUU-
Stanzas."
He
publishes
It
himself
(address
4333
Parker
1
NIIBIDSBDSEKIDIIIOGIIIiaBI
i
'.-..
"'uiuoi
movi.
Harold
Winch
.
Coming
Here
!
A
business
session
of
the
CCF
Club
this
week
made
plans
for
the
visit
of
Harold
Winch,
leader
of
the
opposition
In
the
provincial
house,
next
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
In
addition,
routine
business
was
transacted.
uer
Gur...
Cards
JVfrrjf
a
mm
SUtdion
ci
,
i
gutte;
His
"Man
in
Room
17"
Is
eerie:
He
sits
in
his
room
with
an
anvil
and
hammers
away
through
the
night
I
lay
In
my
bed
and
I
listen,
and
shiver
a
little
from
fright.
There
are
deeply
religious
poems
too
and
this
masterpiece
called
"War."
SMBSwMvCRor
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
CANADIAN
MOTHER
Mrs.
John
Beasley
of
Ottawa,
who
lost,
two
sons
in
the
Second
World
War.
has
been
chosen
to
represent
a!l
Canadian
mothers
Nov.
11
at
Remembrance
Day
ceremonies
at
the
National
War
Memorial
in
Ottawa.
She
will
place
a
weath
in
memory
of
William
Harold,
who
died
in
an
R.C.A.F
training
crash
in
Canada,
and
Roland,
who
died
in
Belgium.
This
photo
Is
by
Malak
of
Ottawa.
(CP
PHOTO)
I
NEXT
ATTRACTION
1
1
uMb
ftim(iia)
$xq?&aj
Street.
Vancouver).
He
tells
mc
he
Us
"lust
a
laborer."
But
his
book
tells
its
own
story:
Born
In
Manitoba,
shoved
around
from
pillar
to
post
In
the
Great
Depression,
served
overseas
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Engineer,
travelled
(via-
box
car
across
Canada,
reached
the
far
north,!
loeced,
fished
and
what
not
in!
B.C.
1
The
rea.'-rn
v
hv
I
think
yomn
I
Monday
to
Wednesday
i
If
you
hellUh
You
demon
swine
devil's
daughter
N
Mi
3rd
Street
Prince
Rupert
Prmiie
234
PR!
VITUS
!W.
'i"J"W,UHJWW,
'"
UM.t
.niTlM
With
rosy
checks
and
lips
all
red
with
slaughter,
STATIONERS
OFFICE
SL'H'UKS
1
-
I
!
A
A
of
I
I
I
VV
alert
rant
Painted
from
the
blood
simple
souls
Oozing
from
their
wounds
bullet
holes.
You
prostitute
of
pain
and
Of
(mist
on
E1"
'
cgf
wmgiti
oi
uns
bigurdsons
poems
ere
destined
to
become
"folk
poetry"
;
is
because
they
are
the
kind
that
I
will
be
re:itd
at
plain
folks'
i
patherlnps.
He
sings
of
Lundar
town,
in
Manitoba,
where
he
was
BUCHANAN'S
111
--Whiff,
disease
You
horror
hussy
doing
what
!
you
please.
No
mind
can
picture
you
in
full
disgrace
Nor
show
in
vulgar
words
your
ugly
face.
A
PULP
AND
PAPER
WORKERS
Applications
are
now
being
considered
for
shift
supervisors,
bleachery
operators,
cooks
and
acid
makers
for
modern
high
alpha
pulp
mill.
Apply
OPERATING
SUPERINTENDENT,
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
CO.
LTD.,
Box
1000,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
264
is
L.V
SCOTCH
:A
WHiSKi
i
F
New
Navigation
Lights
to
Aid
Log
Delivery
to
Watson
Island
Lakelse
Lake
Salmon
Direct
result
of
the
new
towing
traffic
in
waters
contiguous
to
this
Dort
has
hppn
thr
The
Secret
born.
Again
Get
some
gas
and
start
the
flivver,
Take
me
back
to
Arrow
River
Oh
the
moonbeams
shine
anl
quiver
On
waters
of
the
Arrow
River
When
my
love
is
in
my
arms.
oOo
THERE
ARE
BITTER,
BITIN'J
poems
of
protest
in
the
depression,
but
others
which
Big
Business
or
the
Ford
Company
might
buy.
There
are
several
"riding
the
road"
songs
and
tales.
One
incidentally
is
pure
Hollywood
corn
about
two
boxcar
pals,
one
of
whom
turned
out
to
to
it
in
the
Blendirt,
-.establishment
during
recent
months
of
five
new
K
1
.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
disDlavtd
b
th
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
ColiinJ
inavigating
lights
on
the
Skeena
River,
which
for-
I
1
1
V
'
Ahead
meny
nad
only
one,
as
well
as
a
sixth
at
Khutzama-teen
Inlet
north
6f
here.
Fifth
of
the
lower
Skeena
liffht.S
IS
ATI
pTpptHnallv
ntupqta
t
with
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
..j
u...va.
.
mit
of
a
long
straight
course
be
For
Clean,
Courteous
Service
Late
for
Work
)CALLC
Kiddies
to
School
J
UW
"Eventually,
Why
Not
Now"
flashing
.beacon
off
DeHorsey
Island
marking
the
entrance
of
Inverness
Channel
throunn
Bus
For
Sale
Modern
inter-city
type
bus,
also
suitable
for
school
runs
.
.
.
contractors
.-
.
.
or
oilmen
.
.
mobile
"
.
offices,
etc.
Now
in
regular
service
.
.
.
steel
body
""
'.
.
recliner
seats
.
.
air
brakes
.v
.
adequate
:
baggage
facilities.
Seating,
capacity
28-37
passengers.
Inspection
of
bus
can
be
made
at
Calgary.
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
Write
or
Phone
Western
Canadian
Greyhound
Lines
CALGARY,
ALBERTA
which
logs
coming
down
the
Skeena
River
to
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
will
pass.
The
DeHorsey
Island
light
will
per-
to
be
a
girl!)
I
There
are
army
songs
(patterned
on
Service)
where
the
I
Sappers
get
roary-eyed
drunK,
and
Sifrgy
pets
loaded
twice,
oncp
,
I
into
a
truck.
j
The
war
pcems
are
all
serious.'
,
Some
of
them
are
ringing
enougn
;
to
get
themselves
recited
arrS.
TOY
HEADQUARTERS
ing
set
from
Raspberry
Island,
allowing
shipping
to
keep
clear
of
river
sandbars.
The
four
other
lights
established
this
vear
in
the
Skeena
include
two
nfar
Telegraph
Point
marking
jhe
channel
towards
the
mouth
of
Scotia
River.
Two
other
aids
are
lighted
buoys
on
Ayton
Bank
and
the
other
near
Kayex
River.
The
new
lighted
beacon
at
Khutzamateen
Inlet
Is
at
McGregor
Point
half
way
through
the
Inlet.
CARDS
rCk
Doll
Mi,
i
"Better
late
tnn
never"
Is
a
aytrtg-
which
do,
not
apply
to
life
assurance.
Too
often
late
mraa
never.
If
you
delay
in
applying
for
the
proper
amount
of
aasurance
protection
you
may
ultimately
find
you
have
fallen
below
the
required
medical
standards.
Each
day
medical
examine
are
obliged
to
turn
down
applications
for
lnnuranre
from
people
whoae
need
for
it
is
great.
Many
of
these
disappointed
people
could
have
qualified
a
year
or
to
earlier
but
the
development
of
a
health
impairment
makes
them
sow
uninsurable.
Statistically
speaking:,
20Cf
of
men
are
already
uninsurable
when
they
reach
the
age
of
forty.
Keep
this
figure
In
mind.
Don't
be
too
late
applying
for
your
life
assurance.
Call
me
todaj-l.
Bloc
k
LIGHTS
KJfi
.BOOKS
CfrjPS
FIT-STYLE
RVALUE
is
Compls
Get
Your
Toys
While
Our
Stock
sung
in
any
future
war.
Me
-we'l
who
am
I
but
one
of
.
many
more
:
A
Of
common
soldiers
in
8
world
s
war?
What
counts
my
strength?
It
counts
but
little,
true
Yet
holds
the
bolt,
the
nut
with
but
a
screw
...
A
Canadian
soldier's
prayer
Is
really
beautiful:
O,
Pray
for
us
at
home
to
make
i
us
brave
That
we
may
face
this
foe
and
,
free
the
slave
i
Breathe
through
your
prayer.
that
breath
so
truly
ours
1
Of
pastures
green,
and
fair,
Canadian
flowers.
oOo
I
SIGURDSONS
POEMS
ON
Vancouver's
Skid
Road
are
classics,
of
their
kind.
He
tells
the
THE
VISIBLE
Fitting
System
ik
OWI
"
-PAT.
112
you
exactly
how
they
fit
Research
operations
of
the
Nanaimo
biological
station
and
the
Vancouver
experimental
station
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
of
Canada
are
brought
up
to
date
in
a
new
progress
report
of
the
board
which
reached
the
Daily
News
office
this
week.
Topics
covered
include
several
of
particular
interest
to
the
Prince
Rupert
area
Including
oceanc-graphic
survey
work
in
Dixon's
Entrance
with
reference
especially
to
the
temperature
of
ocean
water,
spawning
sockeye
salmon
enumeration
at
Lakelse
Lake
and
a
study
of
the
flesh
of
halibut
Including
the
"chalky"
type.
niflii
ITtr7BtT
John
T.
Fowle
SUN
LIFE
OF
CANADA
142
5th
Ave.
East
3
WONDERFUL
WEARING
QUALITIES
JTackandJfill
'
tale
of
the
trail
that
leads
to
the
HEALTH
SHOES
IT
shoe
MM
All
stages
of
the
freshwater
life
of
the
sockeve
salmon
are
7
ji
sly.
ttotk
Pool
Ur
Write
.
mt
IHOCHUKE
Holliwtod,
Calif.
.
Stands
Sup'ULmz
-
1
See
our
complete
showing
of
these
popular
$4-95'
$5.95
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
PHONE
357
170?
included
In
the
Pacific
Biological
fetation's
program
of
lnvssti-
TANQUERAY,
GORDON
I
CO.
ITD.
larg.il
gin
distillers
in
the
world
1V49
Speciol
Deluxe
Plymouth
90C
This
aUvertlsomtiu
is
not
puoltslvd
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
If.-ltish
Columbia.
1941
4-Door
Plymouth
One
Maple
Leaf
Truck
Motor
(Oood
condition,
complete,
with
J-spe"'
transmission,
radiator,
battery)
PHONE
566
RIIPFRT
MOTORS
LTD.
ANOTHER"
Thor
First
!
gaiions
at
Lakeise
Lake.
Since
the
termination
of
seasonal
studies
on
fry
production
attention
has
been
given
to
the
enumeration
of
the
adult
fish
constituting,
this
year's
spawning
run.
Up
to
the
end
of
August
this
run
was
very
light.
Physical,
chemical
and
biological
conditions
in
the
lake
are
being
recorded
throughout
the
year
and
the
relations
between
sockeye
and
other
species
of
fish
are
being
studied.
Construction
of
a
large
new
counting
weir,
for
handling
both
adult
and
seagoing
salmon,
has
been,
commenced
on
the
Lakelse
river.
THOR
AUTOMAGIC
f
Second
Avenue
anil
First
Street
,
W;av.wwav.v.w;.v.v.w,.W'
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
INK
o
serve
something
new
and
gheful
cocktails
and
long
drinks
made
with
Captain
Morgan
Rum.
There
arc
two
brands.
Gold
Label
is
rich
and
full-bodied
.
.
.
llcOTOlMlllM
V
iViC
wan
Union
steamer
Chilcotin,
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
arrived
In
port
at
1:30
this
afternoon
frcm
Vancouver
and
waypoints
and
will
sail
at
9
o'clock
tonight
for
M-i-set
Inlet
points
whenre
she
's
due
back
here
to
sail
Sunday
at
8
a
m
on
her
return
south.
Black
Label
extra
smooth
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and
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Prince
Rupert
In
..
anu
iiavourtui.
Both
brands
make
taste-tempting
drinks
I
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is
the
tin
M
ils.
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to
icy
Expert
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the
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