Tree"-Mressa..Windle
TiUumui
.
Prince
jBupm
Dailp
J3rUi
LtD.
Monday,
June
14;
1948
the
audience
with
a
tap
danr.
i".
a
a
to
.
(Continued
Worn
f
age
3)
"
wen
routine.
FLOOD
TEA
IS
SUCCESS
Miss
Joanne
sang
jusi
a
uottage
Small
umi
mill
ut
iVUne.
Ur.jli
""y
Jin.
"
Reminiscences
Final
place
on
the
procram
1
r
a,ra
n
,
was
taken
by
the
Prince
Rupert
in
"
l
T'
C
Flood
Fund
Benefits
to
Extent
of
$100
as
Result
Numerous
counter-attractions
Symphony
Orchestra,
under
the
menu?,0'
bmZX
By
w.j.
d
Reflections
selections
met
with
rm.sin
D,
.
Ale
McRa
nt
i
of
an
exceptionally
busy
Saturday
afternoon
notwithstanding,
idience
rosnnn.
dc
hlle
n
f
t.
Mistress
of
ceremonlP
vhose
e
uixon
Dixun
aH
and
A'S
.
eC:
w,JIlri
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
in
combined
effort
of
were
u.shers
C
Weatlicr
and
politics
are
re-
ilirst
time
in
the
history
of
North
iwrted
hot
in
Saskatchewan.
The
I
America
people
have
for
four
all
chapters
for
the
Flood
Emergency
Relief
Fund,
achieved
provincial
election
will
be
stag-
years
been
livin8
under
a
Social-1
.
ni
.
,
,
.
1st
w
government.
There
is
a
.
not
.
P(1
Tniirsrfav
.Tuna
91
anA
tVa
i
success
with
their
tea
and
sale
"
'
'
I
unnatural
curiosity
as
to
how
cause
of
that
support,
he
said,
the
club
will
turn
over
more
than
$600
to
the
fund.
The
show
itself
was
one
of
the
finest
displays
of
Prince
Rupert
talent
to
be
staged
in
recent
years.
It
lived
up
to
its
billing
as
a
"variety"
presentation
and
was
well
received
by
the
audience.
It
opened
with
a
series
of
southern
negro
songs
by
the
Rotary
Club
minstrel
show
chorus,
directed
by
C.
P.
Balag-no.
Mike
Colussl
played
two
brisk
marches
on
his
piano
accordion
and
J.
A.
Teng,
tenor,
sang
"Stout
Hearted
Men"
and
"The
World
ls
Waiting
For
the
Sunrise."
Popular
music
was
Interspersed
with
serious
music
when
Miss
Frances
Moore,
A.T.C.M.,
played
two
piano
numbers
and
was
followed
by
Andy
McNaughton
and
his
Four
Dukes
dance
orchestra.
Joe
Frankey
then
play
two
piano
numbers.
been
re'
jiecuer
uie
aai,e,
me
louaer
me
the
experiment
has
language.
Interest
in
the
out-'ceived.
come
is
noted
far
beyond
the
of
home
cooking
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Some
150
ladies
called
to
txtend
their
patronage
to
the
af7
fair
and
about
$100
was
cleared
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe,
municipal
regent;
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
hon
provincial
boundaries.
For
the
Summer
days
back
In
1910
were
lived
over
again
last
week
i
with
the
arrival
of
t
he
new
I
'"?
ROMANCE
y
y
J
lr
Prince
George.
When
the
Prince
Rupert
and
the
first
Prince
A
GOTHIC
FAVOURITE
George
arrived
in
June
and
July
orary
regent,
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Noble,
first
vice-regent,
received
the
guests.
Presiding
at
two
pouring
tables,
covered
with
beautiful
lace
cloths,
and
with
profuse
vases
of
early
summer
flowers,
were
Mrs.
S.
A.
Kielback,
for
Queen
Mary
Chapter;
Mrs.
C.
O.
rrv
te-
w-r
;
t
"
,
'
,
1...
'
wi
;
She's
delightful!
She's
delicious!
A
charming
movie
experience
for
every
woman
who
remember!
her
first
kiss;
for.
every
man
who
can't
forget
the
golden
moments
of
that
newly-awakened
emotion
called
LOVE!
W.
D.
Griffiths
presented
two
Ham
for
Cambrai
Chapter;
Mrs
L.
F.
Bevington
for
Duchess
of
-Country
monologues
after
1910
there
were
the
same
sunny
skies,
the
same
air
of
expectancy,
the
same
crowding
to
the
docks,
t
he
same
praising
of
luxury
ships.
The
railway
was
building,
dignitaries
were
In
town,
things
were
moving,
minor
notables
were
coming
and
going
and
bright
prospects
gleamed.
No
one
could
know
what
lay
in
the
lap
of
the
next
35
years.
In
mercy,
the
future
cannot
be
read
or
even
guessed
at.
if
far
WASHDAY
FOR
PUPS
Washday
came
late,
at
the
anti-cruelty
society
with
the
arrival
of
15
pups
evicted
with
their
vicious
father
and
his
two
mates
from
a
shack
txIde
a
warehouse
in
Chicago
where
they
had
been
living
the
life
of
the
wild.
The
grime
of
unhappier
days
disappears
in
sudsy
tubs
as
the
two
litters
are
washed
and
hung
out
to
dry
by
Leroy
Casper,
left,
and
Patricia
Walker.
Edinburgh
Chapter,
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
for
H.M.C.S.
Halda
Chapter.
Cashiers
were
Mrs.
which
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Band,
directed
by
Peter
Lien,
rendered
three
selections.
Harold
Whalen,
tenor,
then
sang
"Remember
Me"
and
i
Douglas
H.
Stewart
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Keays.
Members
of
the
various
chap
1
M-H-M'c
.
'Jr,
ters
generally
assisted
and
girls
of
H.M
C.S.
Halda
Chapter
had
1,300
crabs
CRAB
FLEET
OPERATES
(Continued
from
lugt
One)
tion,
tagged
over
and,
although
he
ll
VJ
III
v
7
Los
Angeles
visitors,
camera
in
hand,
viewed
most
of
the
t.AUL'ncfto
anA
a
Dunaxin,
tn..Kn..
set
special
.
charge
of
a
special
children's
n
traps,
no
small
crabs
were
J
room.
caught.
Greatest
recovery
of,
ne
of
tne
most
delightful
tagged
crabs
was
made
at
Na-
,1
l.he
,Proceings
was
p&te
"tr"ce
t0
tne
on
Saturday.
All
tWs
was
seen
com,m"-from
clal
r
wlre
ls
the
Acropolis.
Doubtless,
wo.rlfh
WhenK
0VerJ
ed
for
he
mesh
it
Is
necessary
Roosevelt
Park
was
not
looljgd
to
wrap
the
whole
frame
of
the
THE
GIRL
WITU
JTAC
IN
H
rt$
den
Harbor
where
35
per
cent
were
rptaken
A
npr
ppnt
u-er
r.
ttarrlng
trap
wnn
ruoDer
in
oraer
to
pre
uic
icciLai
ui
saiun
music
wnicn
was
continued
throughout
the
afternoon
by
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gllker,
Neville.
Gerrard
and
Fred
Con
All
can
feel
thankful
for
and
Vt
eIeictr!ysls
'rora
cuttlne
covered
on
the
north
beaches
Going
Steady
i
SUPRCME
ELIZABETH
TAYLOR
f
Ifinl
ilmzrUt
Bob
fvlU
lavish
nraisp
nn
iho
cfotolu
luul"B
pieces.
and
nIv
,
t
f.
.
rad
and
for
were
r
uuvvli,
vrr
U7V,
u
,.
it.
-
-
-
u
mi
which
wuii'u
there
mere
w
LONG
LINE
"Nsfwna
V,W
G,
steamships
which
appear
ZS".
rh".C0Mt-
Where
the
crabs
sUy
un"
manv
appreciative
comments
thrnimvi
tvi
-----
Ilrsl
one
ls
marked
"
with
"
the
wic
,
r
tn
ll
tvi
mt.
ot
,
,
....
.
inrnimh
l.h
vporo
oo
k..
K.,f
i.
it
It
n
1
.-
thPV
matP
at
tho
Ofro
nf
fr,,,r
Tw.rt
V,
JV.
,
IV
boat's
buov
flair
and
thpn
a'
7
6
nuiper
were
rained
anil
then
not
out
of
place
to
wave
a
friend-
8
a
years
ls
a
mystery
that
biolo-
the
winners
were
Mrs
V
m
WITH
COROTEX
UPLIFT..
Will
.
nemo
J;
MURPHY
ly
salute
to
the
smaller,
older
!"'
u!
"ps
8"7
!
6lsts
noPe
10
soIve
with
further
Kempton
with
No.
41
and
Mrs
o'
vmmu.
-
noiun
t-..II
JL
;
Spaced
t0
prevent
IouIlng
and
craft
on
which
scores
of
coastal
investigations.
Fercell,
No.
910.
voyages
have
been
enjoyed.
wu"
coloreQ
corK
or
Each
of
the
crab
boats
spend
v
i
...
.
wooden
buov
on
il
own
Imp
'....
.
:
.
.
r1"!.0
.WeU:.nav,n.s
When
the
trine
is
comnlptpd
Uu.,.
f?A
"
"
.
,f
:
5""
Jack
Armstrong
sailed
Satur
Starts
Tomorrow
Genres
ZZtr::
"T
Ua"ly.Wlm
another
flag
marks
the
end.
"il
.J"
eveK
on
the
Catala
for
AND
"WIOE-H-AIZF,,
Hie
drrp
bantl
eontmit
-diaj)!irfm,
nd
whittles
in
th
mft.
J'hf
(
.ordtri
prta!
ilriiga
uplifta
without
Hran
on
strap.
And
the
"
ide-R.iw"
that
I
it,
hing
at
the
Iiim
of
lh
straps
jive
a
balanced
sipport,
AT
WALLACE'S
IIJ.ll!HtW.l!
J'lltJT
"SAN
Qlt.NTI.N"
the
informal
chats
and
general
ZTZ
3f
n
pS.
feTe
U5Ualtait
ana
when
the
latte
latter
is
eo
d
tnat
ls
good
cheer
considered
almost
made
it
seem
a
good
load
there
this
week
Frank
Rkinnir
1
USed
tin
like
having
a
yacht
of
one's
Just
punctured
and
lt
means.that
3.000
small
fav7s
th
on
own.
,enouf
t0
Pm1'
abs
to
tlns
of
dellclouSi
hand.cIeaned
;,f""er
eet
the
scent
i
i
,
1
,aernoon
lor
tne
same
meeting.
say
that
when
the
United
SUtes,8"
,
,
market.
The
cannery's
entire
I
WEes
lne
Iocal
u.
B
bought
Alaska
there
was
a
cor-
Hlgh
tide8,
Partlcularly
blB
output
is
sold
In
Canada,
most
I
I
-THEV
HOST
BELIEVE
ME
rupt
Czarist
regime.
Money
was
one5'
oner
me
Desl
conditions
0f
it
in
the
east.
Advertise
in
tne
uauy
News!
Silcx
Replacements
wanted
and
the
territory
was
al-!Ior
craDDrag
anQ
lne
men
lnal
r"-i
v
man
the
crab
boats
like
to
see
a
most
given
away.
The
Soviets
would
like
to
have
Alaska
back.
ANOTHII
DOMINION
COISIT
CIIATIOM
good
stiff
blow
occasionally.
They
say
its
stirs
up
the
bottom
and
the
crabs.
Chances
of
big
catches
are,
apparently,
better
NUKCI.
IIC3MO.
Narrow
and
wide
neck
howls.
Chrome
and
plastic
covers.
Handles
(Ivory
and
Mack).
Rubber
plugs.
Silex
filters.
YOU
WILL
FIND
Til
KM
AIL
AT
fat,
TA
IT
WITH
YOU!
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
.
"iitu
laic
uaus
sic
uii
wic
iiiuvc
pi
q,
-......
...u,
aIIJ,ru
.,1
i.l
after
a
stom
tnan
at
any
oUler
ai
a
o
clock
Saturday
afternoon
time.
Aside
from
dodging
south-from
Vancouver
and
waypoinU
easters
and
north-westers,
the
and
sailed
later
In
the
evening
crabbers
chief
irrief
is
inss
nf
Chandler
&
Cowgill
Photographer
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging
Box
645
216
4th
St.
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
on
her
return
south.
eear.
There
arp
timps
whpn
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PHONE
644
313
THIRD
AVENTE
WEST
box
in
Vi'htn
you
travel
this
summer
don't
let
worry
about
the
safety
of
your
money
maf
your
trip.
B
of
M
Travellers
Cheques
are
j
our
laiest
and
surest
way
of
tarrying
money
...
and
they
are
as
coovciiient
as
cash.
Here's
how
they
work:
Travellers
Cheques
arc
just
like
20,
50
and
100
dollar
bills,
except
tUt
they're
not
legal
without
jtHt
signature!
Suppose
you
take
$200
with
you.
You
can,
for
example,
buy
ve
$20
cheques
and
two
$50
cheques
...
total,
$200.
w
hen
you
inj
them
.
.
.
you
sign
at
the
top.
When
you
uih
them
Chamber
Asks
Street
Signs
SAVOY
7j
ti
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
urging
upon
the
city
the
desirability
of
prompt
action
In
having
street
signs
erected,
more
particularly
in
the
area
between
Hays
and
Morse
Tell
DAD
what
he
means
to
you
with
a
card
selected
from
our
large
display.
you
sign
at
the
bottom.
Simple
.
.
.
ind
safe.
The
person
who
cashes
them
can
see
immediately
that
the
signatures
compare,
and
Creek
bridges
and
on
the
high
HO
TEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
31
P.O.
Bos
944
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
vr;-
Ji
t&
way
from
the
city
limits
to
the
he
knows
that
thev
are
)cmr
cheques.
If
lost,
they
are
useless
to
the
finder.
action
of
tide
and
wind
shift
the
sands
of
the
bottom
so
that
traps
become
so
Imbedded
that
the
pope
wrinch
used
to
haul
them
up,
breaks
the
lines.
Occasionally
wolf
fish,
octupus,
star
fish
and
even
halibult
arrive
on
board
with
a
trap
load
of
crabs.
No
female
crabs
are
taken
from
the
fishing
grounds
and
the
males
must
be
6'i
inches
or
more
across
the
back.
One
of
the
largest
taken
this
season
measured
slightly
more
than
9
inches.
Ray
Palmer,
who
is
tagging
crabs
this
sura-.
mer
for
the
Nanaimo
Biological
Station,
expects
to
handle
over
2,500
of
the
sheU
fish
this
year
as
well
as
do
a
certain
amount
of
investigation
work
on
the
Razor
clam.
It
is
estimated
that
most
crabs
caught
in
the
Queen
Charlotte
waters
are
over
5
years
old.
Last
year
Bob
McMynn,
working
for
the
Biological
Sta-
Civic
Centre.
A
formal
request
to
this
effect
is
being
made
by
JUNE
20
IS
FATHER'S
DAY
the
Chamber
to
the
city
coun
Mtit
imftrtant
Travellers
Cheques
sold
hy
the
B
of
M
can
be
cashed
at
any
bank
.
.
.
anywhere.
cil.
This
summer,
take
it
with
yom
.
.
SELY
Prince
Rupert
Branch:
Stewart
Branch:
Bank
of
Montreal
0.
R.
S.
BLACKABY,
Manager
G.
I.
S.
ANDERSON,
Manager
'
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Ave.
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and
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.
Sprinklers.
They
are
a
real
novelty
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