Prince
Rupert
Dally
New:
Saturday,
May
6,
1950
DAMAGE
NOT
Want
Delegate
At
June
Convention
D.
K.
Llewellyn
Wednesday
EXTENSIVE
Damage
at
the
Cassiar
Cannery
at
the
mouth
of
the
Prase;-River
was
not
too
extensive
Firemen
Adept
Af
Housebreaking
a
result
of
winter
Ice.
an
offietM
the
local
Firemen's
Association
I
and
DEfJ
lis
in
place
of
resigning
Secretary
i
i
Many
and
varietf
are
Ihe
du-1
ties
of
firemen.
But
perhaps
one
of
the
strangest
Jobs
falling
to
Jack
Furrnpss.
After
discussion
of
the
matter
of
having
a
reprewntat'.ve
at-
stated.
A
few
piles
had
been
de-j
stroyed.-
At
present,
bulldin-
of
i
boats
Is
proceeding
and
thy
management
expects
to
op.ni'
the
cannery
for
production!
tne
local
department
was
,ai
itend
the
meeting
of
the
provin
housebreaking
episode.
A
loo
cial
association
at
Vancouver
in
resident
fnnnrl
Vi-if
itoj
of
her
own
home
and
tailed
iJune-
H
was
left
In
the
hands
of
Up
s.Dout
June
25.
"It
all
depends
when
the
fish
come
In,"
the
official
said.
i
i
NEW
RATES
FOR
STEAM
BATHS,
SHOWERS
&
MASSAGE
Private
Room
twith
cot)
$1-25
Semi-Private
Room
(with
cot)
$1.00
Public
Steam
Bath
75c
STUDENTS
RATE
C5c
Showers
50c
.
Children's
Special
3at.
between
8
and
12
noon
25c
Massage
from
$1.00
up
NORTHERN
SPORTS
STEAM
BATHS
Phone
058
for
reservations
jthe
resolutions
committee
whk-h
the
fire
department
to
help
yer
i
lis
looking
into
possibilities.
Lim
out
or
her
predicament.
Running
ited
funds
make
representation
i
1
unlikely.
l
:
til
nm
iiimIi
l
a
iaaner
ro
an
open
second
storey
window,
the
firemen
were
able
to
enter
and
open
the
tor
from
the
inside.
UlM
I
tVT
rvMM.....
Good
Weather
Helping
Road
ACT
A
'n8
d"trat'"
V
BSTa
"
outride
the
were
beid
th4
ltT
'
clhe,1n
ds-
m
prolest
mst
the
North
Atlantic
treaty
talks,
which
"rrh.iT-
irtth
demands
,
6
demonstratos
carrying
flaps
which
say,
"Away
with
the
atom
bomh
-
peace,"
and.
in
English,
-Not
our
blood
for
your
war
The
North
A.n
Mo
n
,
Id
byTrT1
SlraleB!C
Pt
f
12
y
0
CWUIU
l1
f
fweign
ministers
in
Paris
last
December.
Whale
oil,.
used
as
lubricant
on
most
early-day
lighlmachi
nery
usuallytu
rned
rancid,
making
work
In
such
establishment
a.
Rock
work
fn
the
Oliver
Lake
1
OPEN
DAY
&
NIGHT
textile
miits
highly
ur.plcasa:
I
ics
have
agreed
thut
enticingly
Great
Biblical
j
section
of
the
highway
between
.
the
city
limits
and
Galloway:
Rapids,
is
well
advanced,
accord
clad
in
eye-opening
and
reveal
l
Rotary
Sees
Film
ing
costumes,
she
looks
the
m
ing
to
A.
J.
Cameron,
resident
Story
is
Filmed
I
engineer
for
Wood,
Parr
and
On
Enterprise"
Be
Bop
Saddles
I
for
Women
of
the
temptress
who
is
next
only
to
Eve
in
fame.
Victor
Mature,
with
his
rugged
physique,
is
said
to
be
inspiring
as
the
virile
male
star.
Such
veteran
players
as
OShc
Deering,
Fay
Holden,..
William
Farnum,
Nils
Asther,
John
Milj..n
and
Fritz
Lk-ber
are
seen
in
tno
supporting
roics.
The
story
Is
well
enough
known
w,ji
wnn
v
wis.
j
wire
vi
me
greatest
love
stories
;
The
sub-grade
from
the
far
of
all
tim
'Samson
and
end
of
the
new
stretch
ras
beeti
la."
coming
to
the
screen
of
the
completed
for
one
and
three-
Capitol
Theatre
here
next
Mon-quarter
miles
while
work
on
the
day,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
is
city
end
is
now
mostly
cleaning
a
typical
DeMille
vehicle.
All
the
up.
In
places
where
the
new
lo-
'poignancy
and
passion,
tendor-cation
crosses
the
old,
work
has
ness
ar.d
savag
Lhtte
nt
in
the
been
left
off
until
the
new
road
I
relationship.
bctw.ee:
jne
protul
leading
to
the
intersections
has
'
Danite
and
the
temDestuous
3M
The
Rotary
club
Thursday
postponed
their
after
luncheon
business
meeting
to
see
a
picture,
"Enterprise,"
shown
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
SSrL
Lance
Potterton
was
at
the
machine.
The
film
lealt
with
the
development
of
a
small
town
to
a
city
and
pointed
out
the
opportunities
for
both
men
and
communities
to
develop
under
the
free
enterprise
system
of
government
and
economics.
Thrfe
non-Rotarian
guests
attended
the
meeting.
that
of
a
man's
fight
to
frt
fetvfcMffic
formulas
J?
mean
longer
lasting
Extra
Special
Eirowmwoodls
graaea
ana
gravelled.
hnuistine
charmer
is
said
to
be
his
enslaved
people,
his
bctrayul
Gravelling
operations
are
now
caught
in
this
spectacular
tech-
and
his
ultimate
retribution
all
being
completed.
Gravel
for
the
nicjlor
production.
of
which
is
replete
with
coloi,
project
is
being
hauled
from
a
'
Hey
Lamarr
appears
Tor
the
pageantry
and
throbbing
ex-pi
t
near
Oliver
Lake.
first
time
In
color.
Preview
ei
it-
ciiement.
arshall-iveI'
v
ith
the
weather
as
it
has
been
for
the
past
while,
speed
of
construction
has
been
increased
greatly,
Mr.
Cameron
says.
PAINTS
VARNISHES
enam;
It
payi
to
advertise.
to'
mw
it
.n
rne
News!
SOLDBY
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
i,
hk
.
I
If
t
i
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
Kaien
Consumers'
Co
op
H
i
BEST
WISHES
if
ji
ura
Ave.
w.
Columbia
Paper
Opens
New
Office
In
Rupert
Today
OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M
to
S:38
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Prince
Rupert
has
added
to
its
j
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business
section
nnnth
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PHONE
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All
Columbia
Paper
Company,
who
today
opened
an
office
and
ware
to
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PAPER
CO
LTD.
and
welcome
to
Prince
Rupert
f
rom
-
house.
The
Vancouver
compan;-has
its
office
in
the
Linrisav
I
rth
inniiorsnry
Last
Call
SALE
G.E.
TABLE
IRONER
N.E.
GLADIRONER
N.E.
FLOOR
POLISHER
TORCHIERE
LAMPS
building
at
the
corner
of
Second
and
Park
Avenues.
The
warehouse
is
in
the
same
building
George
Kearley,
formerly
man
DISCOUNTS
FROM
10
TO
50
ON
ITEMS
THROUGHOUT
THE
STORE
U7.
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or
the
office
at.
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charge.
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now
there's
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and
April
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with
every
purchase
over
$5.00
WHILE
THEY
LAST
here
are
tn
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a
walery
cpunterpart
between
Canada
and
the
United
States
in
headquarters
ph
f
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of
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of
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branch
warehouse
lo
serve
Prince
Rupert
and
surrounding
districts
with
complete
slocks
of
wrapping
Paper,
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Bags,
Toilet
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Wax
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other
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oh
opening
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supply
centre
for
the
North
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their
new
centre
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the
North
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to
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on
your
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day
in
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