Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
'
Friday,
November
10,
1950
ISTRICT
News
Ray
Reflects
f
Immmr
iZ
,f-'
land
Reminisces
Teachers
Are
!n
Auto
Smash
Funeral
of
Terrace
Man
r
!
f-fc,"
v.
V
!
M
75
'
'.'II
',ri
U"
t
i
-1
ill
Disregard
Korea!
Forget
Mos-'
cow!
Refrain
from
further
worry
ever
Tibet.
Deny
the
right
of
marching
Communists
to
put
any
more
gray
hairs
in
your
thatch.
Think
not
ot
Comrade
Stalin.
He
isn't
wasting
a
tinker's
darn
on
you.
In
other
words,
let's
come
back
home
and
study
local
problems
for
a
change.
Isn't
the
City
Hall,
election
hope
JUST
ARRIVED!
BOYS'
FUR
TRIMMED
Parka
Jackets
Sixes
618
in
Beige,
Brown
and
Green
S
"J'
S-
LaIrd'
H
'
TERRACE.
-
Funeral
service
.
,Mreau
and
Miss
for
the
late
Jam
Cauthers
was
Mr
Lips
returned
to
Terrace
by
train
conducted
in
the
Knox
United
Saturday,
having
been
forced
to
Church
on
Saturday
afternoon
cancel
their
trip
to
the
teachers'
last
by
Rev.
P.
M.
Mallett
pas-convention
at
Prince
George
tor,
under
the
auspices
of
the
through
an
accident
to
the
car
;
Canadian
Legion.
There
were
in
which
i
they
were
travelling.1
many
beautiful
wreathes
and
Leaving
Telkwa
on
Friday,
they
flowers
and
a
wreath
of
poppies
were
rounding
a
coiner
of
a
hill
on
the
casket.
The
hymn
"Jesuj
when
they
swerved
to
avoid
a
Lover
of
My
Soul"
was
sun
witn
car
stalled
in
the
mud
on
the
Mrs.
D.
L.
Norrington
at
the
road.
The
car
turned
over
three
i
piano
times
and
landed
topside
up.
No
I
j
Barman
and
S
Kirkaldv
of
one
was
Injured
but
all
were
j
thJe
Sn
w
f
lflPr-
SCUt,Vler
re-,
arge
and
interment
tcoic
Z
rL
Z
f
7
h
tl:eCf''
Pce
at
the
Kalum
Cemetery,
the
ret
n,
of
the
party
coming
by,
'
Jallbearers
were
H.
Houlden,
,
.
Fred
Hampton,
H.
King,
Ted
v.
J
t.
The
slippery
condition
of
the
;
Johnston
Wilson
and
B.
R.
roads
was
blamed
for
the
acci-
nHfu
FRASER
AND
PAYNE
I
Beverley
van
norne,
the
heiress,
Isn't
called
that
any
longer.
She
is
Mrs.
Beattie
of
Joviet,
Quebec.
Great-grandaughter
of
the
man
whose
resourcefulness,
and
"punch"
helped
build
the'
CJFH,
when
cash
was
scarce,
she
recently
wed
the
young
man
of'
her
choice.
But
that
should
not
make
her
any
the
lsss
an
heiress,
j
Perhaps
the
old
railway
baron
is
admiring
her
for
her
spunk.
dent.
I
-.
;
...
V
.
'
.JK
ueceasea,
a
veteran
or
tne
First
World
War,
was
a
resident
of
Terrace
for
the
past
40
years.
Cffiwrs
and
men
of
Cayusia.
Atnabaskan
and
Sioux,
f
oliowinsj
,
News
Classiliuis
:.:':
Sales.
'making
his
home
on
the
a
spell
of
hard
enough
work
in
'
MMMpi
a
mn
mm.
ji'iu
n
mnj
j
3
2.
"
""J
"Bench."
Since
the
opening
of
the
"Home
for
the
Aged"
he
has
been
a
patient
there
where
he
passed
away
on
Wednesday
last
week
at
the
age
of
78.
He
Is
sur-
Korean
waters,
will
be
a
week
around
Hong
Kong.
Nowhere
i'l
the
Far
East
is
there
a
port
with
more
poignant
memories
lor
Canada
and
Canadians.
But
that
need
not
nor
will
it
prevent
the
sailors
from
having
a
sojourn
of
enjoyment
and
deepest
I
L
I
Ivivsd
in
Terrace
bv
one
nephew
Litiscmcnt
is
not
puoi
snea
or
ly
the
Liquor
Control
Bo.rd
or
I'
..,..,
-
British
Colunbiti
Charles
Cauthers.
ttUI"'V
-
You've
more
to
enjoy
at
the
Sylvia
its
gorgeous
scenic
getting
its
hospitable
service
I
"WE
WILL
REMEMBER
THEM"
Mrs.
Maurice
Stevens
and
her
children,
Norling,
12,
and
Maura,
7,
of
Overbrook
Ont.,
pause
in
the
Memorial
Chamber
at
Ottawa
before
the
Book
of
Remembrance
in
which
are
written
the
names
of
ail
those
who
died
for
Canada
in
the
First
and
Second
World
Wars.
Their
husband
and
father
died
over
England
with
the
R.C.A.F.
(CP
PHOTO
by
Malak)
interest.
By
the
time
they
re-
turn
home,
they
will
be
much
'
better
acquainted
with
Asia
and
t
Anniversary
Celebrated
her
ways.
4
its
convenient
facilities
where
you
"dine
in
the
sky"
."
do
your
own
cooking
or
both!
All
at
pleasantly
easy
rates!
Sylvia
HOTEL
Overlooking
Vdncouter'l
famous
ng!h
Bay
1194
Gilford
St.
PAcINc
93)1
Hilliord
C.
lyW,
Mano8lna
Director
i
ITiE
MOKE
COLOR
IS
YOL'R
HOME
i
tkkkace.
l
wenty-nve-years
.-.;
,.
4
nn
m
,.
Conservative
Leader
Drew
has
been
telling
London
that
Canada
could
feed,
clothe
and
house
a
hundred
million
people.
Thii
Modern
color
treatments
for
()r.
I
Il
likllHI
IHI
I'H
S
home
Interiors
are
the
finest
nfinnlar
nnstmnNtpr
nnH
hio
wif
Blackwood
On
Bridge
By
Easley
Blackwood
,
ever
developed.
Science
ha
Mr
and
Mrs
s
N
G.
Kir'kaldyi
much
would
be
reasonably
J
cer
tain.
In
the
Pacific
fisheries
ies
VGl-l
in-T
sal-1
dustry,
more
than
halibut,
t,
wiuwu
umi.
coior
Kreauy
lnnu-
celebrated
with
a
large
dinner
ences
our
dally
lives.
Warm,
party
in
tne
private
dining
room
cheerful
and
restful
color
schem-
of
the
"Motel."
They
were
the
es
with
accents
heln
un
ti
re-
ii(
..
ii..
,.
i
f
t.
mon
and
black
cod
would
be
con-
i
ks
Prompt
and
Courteous,
Wild
and
woolly
bidding
featured
this
deal.
Mr,
t
Here
to
Servs
VOU
-
-
r
cv-HJici.va
ui
many
iuvciy
gui
.
-
y-.
.
TT
.
,
spond
more
readily
in
winter
including
a
purse
filled
with
l-ale,
the
master
01
bridge
HumaniCS,
illustrated
ail-
sumed.
Oh,
there's
room
for
a
hundred
-
million
but
not
for
any
waste..
Ever
notice
it?
jnmodore
Cafe
What
is
known
as
the
Interna
monms
wnen
many
ot
natures
suVer.
Among
the
guesU
was
otner
advantao-eous
of
the
Pt?
TTw
rorlnnMp
"
duVtlIll'dt;,Ju
use
CI
Uie
t
ass.
HIS
reQOUDie
r.n
On
finest
colorings
are
missing
from
their
daughter,
Mrs.
J.
Arsen-
the
landscape.
Color
Is
necessary
eault
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
the
first
round
of
bidding
was
a
little
Out
of
ths
in
our
diet
because
it
energizes
came
up
by
bus
for
the
event.
orinarv
The
hand
East
would
not
be
Uerl
in
text-our
ulumal.V
iuc
nmiu
wuuiu
nut
ue
Ufctu
in
a
a
u;.i-
nervous
system.
Other
guests
included
Dr.
and
pian
now
to
use
deep
tones
Mrs.
Stanley
Mills,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
book
as
a
typical
redouble
after
an
ODi)onent's
takc-
rVA
'
f
.
If
V
of
tality
and
Good
Food"
tional
Association
of
Pipe
Smok-;
ers
has
admitted
women
to
mem-!
bership,
following
rather
protracted
deliberation.
With
the
.
ui
,
.
.,
r
.
,
i.
HATER
fels
the
truth
about...
VJlllSKY
lr
IT
for
Scad
-Out
Grdetsi
and
color
accents
in
all
color
D.
O.
Little.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
R.
out
double
But
in
actual
nlav
'
t.'t
Davla
Chow.
Mgr
"
ntIlS,:,aCking
ute,
this
is
real
news.
There
is
diamonds
doubled.
schemes.
Dodds,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
van
you
aren't
always
dealt
those
See
your
dealer
for
suggestions
Stolk,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
,.tvr,ir!l,t
h8nds
You
jtist
have
and
paint
selections.
Mlchiel,
Jean
Kirkaldy
and
Mr.
to
do
the
best
vou
can
with
what
up
five
something
about
pipes
and
tobacco
smoke
that
discourage
Call
in
your
Painter
and
Dec-
Kirkaldv's
mother,
Mrs.
Anne
you
have
and
use
your
best
judg-
strife.
The
Indians
knew
that,
ment
as
to
the
proper
call,
V
The
old
boy
was
right
as
usual.
He
scored
a
total
of
75't
points
on
the
hand
and
five
spades
would
have
been
set
only
two
tricks
or
500
points.
Mr.
orator
for
advice
and
service.
Kirkaldy.
Enjoy
color
and
make
the
beet
1
I
West
dealer.
centuries
ago.
A
pipe
smoking
wife
and
mother
should
go
far
Masters
admitted
that
he
would
ln
aavancmg
ana
preserving
have
unnc
to
fiv
snarles
if
Mr.
harmony
in
the
house.
That,
in!
Terrace
Hospiial
Nearly
Paid
Olf
Both
sides
vulnerable.
North
(Mrs.
Keen)
8
K
Q
6
H
Q.
8
6
6
2
D
A
6
C
A
Q
7
use
of
it.
I'REE!
"Why
Paint
Peels
j
This
is
a
special
bulletin
obtained
for
home
owners
troubled
with
paint
peeling.
Get
your
free
copy
by
writing
to
the
below
address:
B.C.
Paint
Club,
'
Dale
had
redoubled.
ltself
13
promising.
Two
pipes
Don't
redouble
just
because
in
every
home
would
equal,
if
you
know
your
contract
can
be
not
surpass
in
importance,
two
I
made.
If
there
is
danger
that
chickens
in
every
pot.
Timely
'.the
opponents
may
be
driven
and
fitting,
the
following
com-
.NCOl'VER
VICTORIA
TERRACE.
The
Red
Cross
wet
Mr-
Ahelj-
East
(Mr.
Itale)
ill
S
A
3
-
88
executive
meeting
was
held
into
a
fairly
favorable
contract
mem
trom
tne
Journal
or
Ot
520
Shelly
Building,
119
W.
Pender
St.,
.
day,
8
p.m.,
Chllcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
tawa:
"the
harried
housewife
!
of
their
own
just
pass!
Vancouver,
B.C.
could
welcome
home
the
harried
business
man
and
together
they
Put
Seagram's
'83"
to
the
water
test.
For
water
(plain
or
sparkling)
is
your
most
;
reliable
guide
to
the
whole
truth
about
any
whisky.
Water
adds
nothing,
detracts
nothing,
but
reveals
o
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Say
SEAGRAM'S
i
i:
ARM,
STEWART
AND
Try
a
iJaily
Ners
Classified.
H
A
K
10
1
3
-,i
H-J..9
...
D
J
10
9
4
3
Dr-K
Q
8
5
2
C
4
C
K
J10
9
8
KiiiiHi
Atr.
Musters)
8
J
10
9
7
5
4
2
H
4.
D
7
C
6
5
3
3
The
bidding:
!
could
sit
and
watch
their
"S3"
the
Nurses'
Lounge
last
Friday
evening
with
Mrs.
I.
Frank
in
the
chair.
Others
present
in
eluded
Mrs.
Harris,
Father
Ra-cette,
Mrs.
E.
Brooks,
Rev.
Mallett,
Miss
Stewart,
R.N.,
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrinfrton.
Mrs.
W.
Robinson,
Mrs.
Newhouser
and
Miss
E.
McVicar,
the
temporary
matron.
A
letter-
of
thanks
for
comforts
FORT
SIMPSON
lay,
Comosun,
11
p.m.
OR
NORTH
QLEEN
thoughts
grow
long
and
calm
in
.
tobacco,
the
remedy
to
all
dis-
'
.ifjl
Tr.
uonlH
miipt
thp
srwiM
and
tame
the
shrew.
MRLOTTE
ISLANDS
West
Norlli
East
1
H
Dbl.
Redbl.
Pass
Pass
6
C
Form
No.
16.
(Section
87)
LAND
ACT
'''
NOTICR
OP
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND
In
Land
Recording
Dis.rict
of
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
vicinity
of
Useless
Bay,
Porchcr
Island.
Take
notice
that
Columbia
Oel-
Sontll
4
S
Pass
hiltuiiii,
Nov.
10
and
2i
9
p.m.
while
in
hospital
was
read
from
and
be
SURE
.
.
j
of
fiie
finest
5
D
Dbl.
All
pass
Mr.
Masters'
four
spade
bid
Mrs.
R.
Thomson,
a
long-time
faithful
member
of
the
execu
pR
SOITII
QUEEN
plARI.OTTE
ISLANDS
A
majority
of
wage
earners
in
the
United
Kingdom
are
drawing
between
fourteen
and
twenty-seven
dollars
every
week.
Ac-cordipg
to
returned
overseas
vis-
(Cont'nutfd
on
page
6)
WOUld
lnlose
Company,
Limited,
of
Watson
was
good.
He
figured
it
tive.
A
report
of
"Operation
effectively
interfere
with
the
Island.
B.C.,
occupation
cellulose
Mnufcturers,
Int.'iici;
to
apply
for
3
Mercy"
was
given
by
Mrs.
Nor
plcotin,
Nov.
17,
9
p.m.
East-West
bidding
ana,
It
Mr.
ieasp
Qf
the
following
described
lands
Thi.
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
trie
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
rington
in
the
absence
01
me
chairman,
H.
M
.Wlghtman.
Mrs.
HtASK
J.
SKINNER
?rince
Rupert
Agent
'i
Avenue
Phone
568
Keen's
take-Out
double
waJ
and
lands
covered
by
water:
maximum,
it
might
even
ba
il.Com1nnclnf
ttt
a
P05',
Plated
n
,
'
I
the
high
water
mark
of
the
south
makeauie.
I
shore
of
Useless
Bay.
approximately
When
the
four
spade
bid
came
12
chains
westerly
of
the
southerly
nrf
tn
r
ndo
v,o
rnrhor
corner
of
Lot
5506.
Range
5,
Coat
Robinson
announced
that
the
hospital
collection
fund
would
start
on
Friday,
November
10,
and
that
,this
year's
objective
is
$1700
which
will
pay
off
the
CHIROPRACTIC
FOR
HEALTH
.
TONSILLITIS
THE
B.C
PAINT
CLUB
lUW.Mffft
VMMVr,
fc,
C
T,
,
rj
V
inline,
tnence
Mslt.riv
12
chains
j
4
wished
he
had
started
showing
more
or
less
to
,he
southerly
cor-
balance
of
what
is
owing.
There
his
two
suits
on
the
first
round
TOYS
-
TOYS
TOYS
ner
of
Lot
5506.
RanRc
5.
Coast
District,
thence
N.
41
lG'E.
15
87
chains
more
or
less
to
the
southwest
corner
of
lot
4447,
Ran
Re
3
Coast
District:
thence
northerly
10
chains,
thence
so
.therly
15
chains,
thence
easterly
to
the
high
water
mark
of
Useless
Bay,
thence
In
a
southerly
and
easterly
direction
to
was
$5000
to
be
raised
in
five
of
bidding,
instead
of
redou-
years
but,
if
this
year's
objec-
bling.
He
decided
to
bid
five
tive
is
reached,
the
money
will
ciubs
as
that
call
would
leave
have
been
raised
in
three
year3.
the
way
open
to
play
at
the
five
range
in
either
minor
suit.
re
fstate
of
thomas
had-
Mr.
Abel
didn't
like
clubs
at
DE"
all
Hp
bid
five
diamonds
Which
;
the
point
of
commencement,
and
DON
SURVTI.I.E
HARVEY,
CEAS1SL).
INT-STATE.
23
acres,
more
or
less.
Mrs
Keen
DromDtlv
dOUbleU
cuniaminE
Your
body
H
a
permanent
battleground.
Poisons
and
bacteria
are
constantly
present,
ready
to
attack
whenever
the
resistance
is
lowered.
In
the
body,
certain
glands
and
ontans,
such
as
the
lymph
glands,
liver,"
spleen,
kidneys
and
tonsils,
are
constantly
on
the
defence.
Their
job
is
to
tackle
the
invaders,
render
them
harmless,
and
eliminate
them
through
the
normal
channels.
Under
today's
sanitary
conditions,
the
tonsils
have
the
easiest
job,
as
the
other
defences
can
usually
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
KKP
TOUR
CAR
Mr.
Dale
experienced
a
warm
and
comfortable
feeling
over
this
contract.
He
felt
it
could
COMPANY.
LTD.
Dated
October
28.
1950.
R.
.
MORTON,
Agent.
SHOP
EARLY
Choose
them
now
from
our
huge
selection
Ik
1
IV,
I
TAKE
NOTIC1C
that
as
Administrator,
duly
appointed
by
the
court,
of
the
estate
of
Thomas
Haddon
Survllle
Harvey,
deceased,
who
died
at
Lower
Post,
British
Columbia,
on
the
25th
day
of
May.
1950,
I
require
all
credits
and
others
hmring
claims
aiialnst
the
said
estate
to
send
the
same
to
me.
properly
verified,
at
the
address
mentioned
below
on
or
before
the
15th
day
of
January.
1951.
after
which
date
I
shall
proceed
to
1
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WINTIR
WINTIR
IU
Set
Ms
corners
easily
be
made
even
if
his
part-
ner
had
a
rock-bottom
minimum.
Why
not
redouble,
then?
The
answer
is
that
a
redouble
would
be
tactically
wrong.
It
would
almost
certainly
drive
the
enemy
into
five
spades.
And
Mr.
Dale
figured
that
a
double
of
that
contract
would
not
make
1
p::.7i
handle
the
enemy.
However,
in
an
emergency
such
as
an
epidemic,
all
the
forces
of
the
body
are
required
to
operate
at
peak
efficiency.
Chronic
tonsillitis
does
not
necessarily
mean
that
the
tonsils
are
entirely
at
fault.
It
may
be
that,
over
the
years,
they
have
become
distribute
the
estate
to
those
entitled
by
law.
having
regard
only
to
SPORT
SHOP
THE
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
tnen
have
been
notified.
And
further
take
notice
that
nil
diseased
or
permanently
degener-
at.ed
to
the
point
where
their
re-
persons
indented
to
me
sbiu
eim
nre
required
to
pay
their
Indebted
mnval
mav
be
advisable.
On
the
!
other
hand,
it
will
usually
be
found
ness
to
me
lormwitn.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
1st
day
of
November.
1950.
ERNEST
EARL
ALLEN.
Official
Administrator,
Telegraph
Creek,
B.C.
if
020
.at01'
c"2
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
COCK
AND
SHIPYARD
'SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
Old
rye
whisky
SERVICE
that
a
constant
overload
nas
Deen
thrown
on
the
tonsils
because
one
or
more
of
the
other
defence
glands
and
organs
have
not
been
operating
efficiently.
ince
the
nerves
control
the
function
of
all
these
glands
and
organs,
the
Chiropractor
first
ex-,
amines
the
nervous
system
to
del
termine
whether
or
not
a
spinal
misalignment
is
causing
pressure,
on
the
nerves
In
question,
interfering
with
the
controlling
impulses;
If
so,
an
adjustment
is
given
to
free
these
nerves,
resulting
in
restoration
of
normal
function
to
the
areas
involved.
When
all
the
defence
mechanisms
are
operating
efficiently,
the
tonsillitis
will
disappear.
Consult
Your
Chiropractor
Inserteil
by
the
Chiropractors'
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