I?
Prfnce
Guprrt
Daflp
nrtos
Wfedieiday,
August
3.
l-ni
CARNIVAL
TO
Ray
Reflects
.
.
,
,
I
r
(August
3,
M4i
rivin
Officer
A.
H.
HjII
fT-
brought
an
RJCAF.
plane
to
KTMEK
OF
CASADU
PRZM
ATDT7
BtT.EAC
OF
CtaCTLATIOJO
,
CAJ4ADIAX
DAJLT
KTBTSPAPEH
ASSOCIATION
4a
tadepidaa
omu
newspaper
kwim
o
zm
upbuuain
of
Prlne
B
apart
ac4
aU
mBunM
eonprinnf
northern
arid
entrl
BRtM
Columbia
,
U
Jthonaeo
aa
bmaa
C
aj
Mall.
Pact
0!(1
Department.
Ottawa
(
Pubilitwd
ewrrj
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
j
rrtnea
Bupeit
Daiif
Nrn
LvL,
Srd
Atfduc.
Prtnot
RupTV
Brtttah
OotumM
.
Prince
Ruoert
for
use
on
the
uiuiiieinjr'
first
aircraft
patrol
ever
undertaken
by
the
Department
of
In
the
execution
of
a
vital
and
,
He
mar.a.
FEATURE
TRAIN
FOR
CHILDREN
A
ma;-"'.-
attraction
at
this
year's
Civ.-:
Centre
carr.iva!
will
be
the
kiaiies
train
which
will
operate
throughout
the
gala
week
for
the
benefit
of
the
city
s
small
fry.
No
toy.
ir.e
t.ajn
Is
electric
1
Fisheries.
unselfish
act.
it
is
sometimes!
O.
A
Wl.Dffl,
MniiMUt
Editor.
H
a.
PZRRT.
Mai
airing
Director.
aTBSCRIPTIOS
RATES
tj
Cam.
Pa
ar;
Fr
Moctn.
75c:
Per
Year,
M
00.
-
ptl
bj
Mai:.
Per
MonUi.
60c.
Per
Ten.
5
00
pound
trout
bite.
necessary
to
surrender
both
blood
and
tears.
But
so
far
as
nut
UlOW
lu.
Two
fishermen
named
Re4-j
man
and
Br
n
were
rescued
'.
after
spending
five
foodiess
days
adrift
in
a
disabled
gillnet
sail
at
the
civic
centre
iaat
evening,
when
the
:'-v.
there
waint
a
wet
eye
in
the;
s
b!y
be
boat.
The
small
boat
was
swept
ally
operand
and
will
carry
house.
from
the
Skeena
'i
?
.
-
.
.
-r
.
-
f
f
i
!
out
to
tea
i
capacity
load
of
54
youngsters
I
mouth
during
the
storm.
i
Looking
through
a
newspaper
John
Rustgaard.
Attorney-
file
datin?
buck
to
1912,
the
General
of
Alaska,
addressing
other
day.
it
was
learned
that
the
Rotary
Ciub
here,
WKed
in
Prince
Rupert
a
tailored
suit
Eritish
Columbia
and
Alaska
toj
cost
$20.
But
the
haijdme-co-operate
economically
and
downs
were
not
exactly
un-manciaiiy.
Opening
of
th
known
or
neglected.
j
will
operate
oa
a
500
focit
track
laid
out
on
McBride
Street.
The
apparatus
is
the
first
iare
piece
of
carnival
equipment
purchased
by
the
Civic
Centre.
However,
a
policy
of
purchasing
other
items,
sjch
as
a
merry-go-round,
and
perhaps
a
feiris
wheel,
is
being
considered.
Clear
n'
k
v,1
-
-
.
-
Administration
Building
HOUSING
accommrxlation
in
Prince
WITH
Ruptrt
showing
an
acute
shortage
and
with
iw
immediate
prospect
of
relief,
it
seems
a
some-uhit
ironic
situation
that
the
former
United
States
Army
administration
building
here,
which
has
been
gem-rally
deemed
admirably
fitted
for
ready
conversion
into
a
multiple
dwelling"
of
considerable
ex-tecJ,
should
be
offered
for
demolition
by
the
War
Assets
authorities.
If
there
is
an
opportunity
for
a
profitable
rental
t
prtjject,
here
it
would
seem
to
be,
rThe
Prir.ce
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
well
justified
in
iU
endeavour
to
have
the
demolition
of
at
least
this
administration
building
delayed
jiailway
to
Prince
Rupert
madl
'
!
co-operaUon
practical,
he,
1P
must
b.
an
unt.,d
hu.
The
train
is
eil
known
to
Bri-!
a
powerful
story
behind
the
Amethyst.
So
far.
everything
j
has
been
coldly
official,
but
the
;
usn
Columbia
youngsters.
ror
years
it
was
operated
in
the
David
Spencer
store
in
Vancouver.
It
was
uicn
out
and
placed
for
sale
when
Spencer's
j
reader
can
detect,
somewhere,
(urusl
I,
I39)
City
Solicitor
Edward
F.
Jones
vasl
mumumuhi.
ivy
ana.
i.
f.-mnrf
riwwi
m
hi.
berth
picture
the
situation!
ABriUsh"
warship
trapped
and
held
a
a
I
at'
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
was
sold
to
the
T.
Eaton
Co.
j
Last
Christmas
'the
train
set
j
a
record
of
having
carried
.
150.000
children
in
a
month
I
i
Alert
Bav
He
was
on
hU
wav
hostage!
A
stark
rh.llen?
PRICES
C
BUY
MEN'S
HOKJMv
men
s
uiim
n
T
ViMSm
MEN'S
GABAfil))
T
$lJJ.v4t
VOl
NG
MEN'S
TV
HOUSlMG
PROBi-EM
SOLVED
Silas
A.
Burgett
poses
w
urr
his
rake
in
Jror.t
of
the
11
-room
house
built
by
himself
and
his
wife
on
the
shore
of
Big
Crooked
Lake
near
Brighton.
Mirh.
They
built
the
home
when
Mr.
Burgett
was
75
and
his
wile
7u.
That
was
five
years
ago.
Mr.
Bureett,
a
pamter,
developed
lead
poisoning
in
1S37
and
the
medicos
gave
him
six
months
to
live.
Tod&y
doctors
say
he
is
good
for
another
ten
years.
In
building
the
house,
Mrs.
Burgett
mixed
the
mortar.
Her
husband
laid
the
stones.
They
are
now
planning
to
build
a
smaller
house.
'rom
Communism
reprinting
.
business
trip.'
,
to
Vancouver
on
a
nut
everything
rcthiru
tY
Rj-itJh
Wairv
I
until
every
prospect
of
having
the
building
disposed
j
better
than
5,000
a
day
on
its
.
J
fthiects
trt1
Months
of
silence.
The
Prince
Rupert
tnioargu
---
circular
track
Like
most
electric
trains,
it
derives
its
power
from
a
third
j
rail,
which
will
be
carefully'
Council,
object
of
which
WM
to
ceuui.ee
aim
uumj
p.rawge.
bring
about
an
embargo
onlThen-
the
mtssage.
winding
up
shipment
of
war
materials
to
lth
tne
ru1in
God
Thel
King-and
a
Utile
later
the
agress-.r
nations,
was
organ-
a
Th
,mm.ti-
ennsisLerf
King's
own
order
to
"splice
the
of
for
a
useful
purpose,
such
as
conversion
to
housing,
is.
exhausted.
If
not
in
Prince
Rupert,
surely
somewhere
there
must
be
enterprising
interests
who
would
perceive
here
a
golden
opportunity
for
investment
Track
laying
will
be
begun
on
SLACKS-Ts
tllkJ
covered
at
the
loading
from
the
public.
point:
McBride
Street,
near
the
back'
1
of
the
Civic
Centre,
this
week.
'
FUNERAL
OF
PIONEER
WOMAN
1
of
Thomas
Elliott.
Rer.
H.
O.I
mai
brit'e
"
Ve-
U
suunds
iFunston.
George
Law.wn.
Dr.
R.t
'ry.
Cheer
up!
A
lew
!
E
Coleman.
Jack
Deane.
Ed-1
n5ore
weeks
shali
r;'
nd
Now
...
,
.
MEN'S
SPOEI
SE
Washable
T
t
Now
.
..
'...
ward
Chuna
Kte.
H.
Harcus
and'
Bood
old
movies
will
be
along
of
esteem
and
INTERESTING
REPORT
i
rinai
Lnouies
with
the
whole
show.
M
EN'S
SI"(T
M
reach
this
edi
K
A
A-N
l
governmental
reports
H
s-shable
T
k.J
V
I
torial
desk.
They
are
usuallv
of
stereotvned.
',
respect
were
paid
to
another
of
F.
McKenzie.
'
Prince
Rupert's
well
known
and
esteemed
pioneer
women
this
While
building
a
road
in
con-
'
afternoon
Mrs.
Ar.netta
Louise
nection
Wit!
the
fortification
of
'
Smith,
wife
of
Thomas
P.
Smith,
Frederick
point.
Northern
Con-!
who
passed
away
Monday
In
the
.itruction
Co.
workmen
dug
up
Prince
RuDert
General
Hc-uu.
;r'e
skeletons
of
12
natives,
be-
Three
thousand
Boy
Scouts
spent
ten
days
in
camp
at
Ottawa
and.
when
the
time
came
to
say
farewell,
there
wasn't
a!
crap
of
paper
or
bit
of
rub-i
bish
on
the
camp
grounds..
The
'
Scouts
saw
to
that.
-
Now
MEN'
S
G.tBUbn
D.B..
Latest,
ttfr
To
MEN'S
WORaTUi
O
B.,
All-U
wt
t-To
UIM-Si.
MEN'S
S0X-f;
ork.
From.
Tis
I
She
had
been
to
failing
hci!th
!
for
the
past
few
year
and
tfce
j
misfortune
U.rt
weeks'
ittfj
t(
Ueved
by
their
apparent
.age1
and
condition
of
their
teeth,
to;
oe
aboriginal.
The
remains'
were
carefully
re-interred
t
t
1!
suffering
a
fractured
hip-
hastened
the
er.4.
'Vi
.
5?
Mrs.
Smith
mas
year
ojtfcge
and
had
liveJ
in
Prince
Rups
rt
thirtv-five
years.
Born
"Wi
On-
BOYS'
SCHlJOl
4
'I
SUFFERED
AGONIZING
There
is
said
to
be
no
danger
of
complications
in
the
event
of
j
blue
blood
beinc?
used
for
don-
(.tioixs
and
subsequent
trans-1
fusions.
It
seems
this
point
was
tried
out
in
Boston
iMass.i
some
years
ago
and
proven
to
the
satisfaction
of
everybody.
PAtNt
j
tario,
she
livexl
as
a
young
o-j
man
in
Manitoba-
She
earn
to
k
-
'lit
l
inn
wj&t
Jt
,
V
.
Prince
Rupert
tnM
Kamlot.ps.
With
her
bus
bald,
Mrs.
Srr.itli
had
lived
qnteU
j
at
Fainrtew.
In
addition
to
her
widower.
Mrs
Smith
U
aurvrved
by
JS.i
ee
sons
Edward
P.
Smith.
Plince
Premier
St.
Laurent
has
returned
to
Ottawa
after
three,
weeks"
holiday
in
the
country.
"
j
To
$lii-Su
BOYS'
SPORT
S
To
$2iS-Now
BOYS'
A.VKU
'
To
M
Sum
....
BOYS'
PANTS-i
choose
for
scim
Good
fit
and
i-I'rom
'
LADIES'
AVKUi
To
50c
No.
Pa
LADIES'
STlXX'v
;
To
Sac
No
.
I
(HMDS
ASKUT-:
To
40c
.No
.
t
'
X
if
.
.....
I
i
I
'
X
v
i
Rupert;
Rilph
Smith.
SmiUiers,
-li
,
and
"Thomj
ptn.i'a.
irt
takf
I
..
I
.
i.
.
A,
LJP.
II,.
BALAGNO
Floris
Phone
Green
787
Uoi
1133
-
1
I!
mer
iThf(fna
Clay
of
Dei'
j
Mclnas.
arui
Mf
.
Ljjjdeo
ICaro-
:
-
I
r
routine
and
unimaginative
character,
full
of
statistics
of
little
general
interest
although
sometimes
efforts
are
made
to
brighten
them
up
a
bit
with
J9t
olographs.
However,
one
annual
report
distinctly
different
from
the
usual
has
come
to
hand.
We
were
attracted
by
a
new
type
of
cover
on
the
"Report
of
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Lands,
Surveys
and
Water
Eights
Branches"
and,
perusing
its
contents,
found
a
number
of
popularly
written
treatises
on
various
-
f!)
-ses
of
this
department's
activities."
It
is
a
new
dep"arture
in
presentation
of
information
and
the
report
should
be
a
valuable
reference
and
compen-,
djum
of
information
by
virtue
of
the
reports
on
j
topographical
and
other
surveys.
"
,
Of
exceptional
interest
is
the
exhaustive
report
j
ef
the
topographical
survey
by
A.
H.
Ralfs,
B.C.L.S.,
;
pn,
the
Lakelse
Lake
area.
Similarly
interesting
is
!
ait
astronomic
survey
and
reconnaissance
of
the
I
Silin
Telegraph
Creek
area.
;
Interesting
pictures'
include
aerial
views
of
'
Prince
George
and
Quesnel
and
there
are
also
pictures
of
the
central
interior
country
including
the
iTerrace-Lakelse
and
Hazelton
districts.
i
US
SERIOUS
AS
POLIO
I
Q0LI0MYELITIS,
at
present,
is
not
a
preventable
I
disease
in
the
sense
that
there
has
been
de-
veloped
no
proven
immunizing
agent.
Diphtheria
and
whooping
cough
are
preventable
diseases,
yet
each
caused
more
deaths
in
1948
than
did
dread
polio.
Medical
authorities
do
not
claim
to
be
able
t
to
prevent
polio,
but
they
can
prevent
diphtheria
and
whooping
cough
through
immunization.
The
1
1948
statistics
would
indicate
that,
where
these
two
j
diseases
are
concerned,
Canada's
immunizing
pro-
line)
Ineenion
of
Vanenuver.j
Twelve
graichi!)re
include
Ralph
Smith,
fcfarer
pr..ideiit
j
of
the
Canadian
jjgion
tere.
j
The
f
aner
aJ
took
lne
this
'.
afternofjO
from
the
Grenvilie
JOHN
H.
BULGER
PTOMETRl3T
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avtnue
'
A.
MarKKNZIE
.
,
FrRNlTIJKK
ITH.
A
GOOD
f
LACE
TC
BL'Y
SPECIAL
Cntinental
Bed.
Full
-Kixe.
Rest
more
flat
ribbon
spnnr,
full
sixe.
Ace
sprinc
fill
mattress,
full
size
ttlM
See
our
carpet
trst
arrived
Phone
77S
317
Srd
Avenue
Court
Cbapet
of
B.C.
Unaer-taicers,
Rev.
U
Q.
KeLer
officiating.'
There
s
large
gathering
'Of
old
frKTitla.
Mrs.
E.
3.
Smith
p-esj
led
at
the
orgato.-
to
acaMapv.y
the
;
f
!
ww'wtHrtwr
(
'
k,M,m-r
'
-
,'v,"
s''-r'1
"
.
-
,
-
The
Oi4
Bugged
CrA.f
IntermssV
took
pjae
to
Fair-view
Cemetery
and
th
pallbearers
were
H.
M.
Menzie,
Angus
Macdnald,
Norrnl.i
Bt-l-
A
NEW
HOME
Deserves
the
Best
lis,
Lloyd
R!e,
Hugh
Macdonald,
ike
Kruger.
ANYTIME
isto
CLEAN
YOUR
CHIMNEY
...
Let
us
Inspect,
repair
and
clem
our
chimney
now
Be
prepared
for
Fall.
We
also
specialize
In
repair
of
ruttrrs,
down
pipe
and
roofing.
rAVWAW
PRINCE
CHARLES
A.D
PROCD
PARENTS
Taking
advantage
of
a
sunny
day,
Princess
Elizabeth
and
her
husband,
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh,
play
with
little
Prince
Charles
on
the
lawn
of
their
summer
home
in
Windlesham
Moor,
England.
At
top,
Princess
Elizabeth
holds
up
the
eight-months-old
tot.
At
bottom,
the
proud
father
poses
with
his
young
son.
RE:
CER11KICAT1
Of
riTI.E
NO
S042-I
TO
lyr
TWENTY-FOUR
!
124
1.
BLOCK
TWENTY-NINE
UMlJ
SECTION
SIX
6l,
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
MAP
Vii
j
WHEREAS
ausfaciory
proof
of
liass
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
.
iattied
in
ttie
name
of
K'-ll
Macljean
ba
been
fid
Ui
Uiu
office,
nmice
!
(
I
ks
hereby
given
that
I
shall
at
the
j
INTERCITY
CHI
MNEY
SO
Free
Estimates
Phone
Red
141
Re
Authorized
Licensed
Chimney
Service.
All
i
Cases
.
1
Deaths'
Whooping
Cough
I
Cases
,
I
Deaths
FOR
BIILD1NG
Sl'PPLIES
AAD
ESTIMATES
PHONE
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LTD.
Bui
Id
erg
and
Contractors
expiration
of
one
month
from
tlie
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof.
I
feaue
a
ProvisMnal
Certificate
of
!
Title
In
lieu
of
naid
lost
Certificate,
unlesa
In
the
meantime
valid
ob-'
Jeetlon
be
made
to
me
In
writing
!
-
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
l
Office.
Prince
Rupert.
B
C,
thia
llh
tlay
at
July.
IH4'J,
A
D.
1948
1947
1946
1945
1944
1943
i
898
1,550
2,535
2,786
3,211
2,804
!
85
140
229
270
311
287
;
I
j
7,084
10,324
7,676
12,192
13,382
19,082
i
155
232
226
457
333
416
i
1,158
2,291
2,527
384
721
327
73
88
177
24
39
26
All
T)p
Sl'PPLIES
FOR
Polio
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
Deputy
Regifatrat
of
Titles.
(1841
I
lBINTINC
Cases
.
Deaths
ENGLISH
CHINA
BREAKFAST
SETS
20
and
22
Piece-Cups
and
Saucers
Cream
and
Sugar
Sets
SILVERWARE
.
Cake
Plates
Butter
DUhes
Bon
Bons
Comports
v
Phone
Red
400
STATIONER?
f"1
GREETING
(A
PENS
AND
BLOOD
LOl
r
t
DIBB
PRINTING
(
518
Srd
Ave.
W.
BESNER
BLOCK
W.
J.
Nelson
and
Mrs.
B.
E.
Eyolfson,
Anglican
Women's
Auxiliary;
Mrs.
Erling
Pedersen,
Mrs.
McWhinney
and
Mrs.
O.
K.
Fausht,
United
Church
Women's
Auxiliary.
Volunteer
nurses
were
Mrs.
Walter
Smith,
Mrs.
O.
L,
Murray
end
Mrs.
N.
A.
S.
Pett.
Volunteer
workers
in
the
I
.
i
i
(Continued
from
age
1)
Llood
donations
from
201
people,
iOO
in
the
afternoon
session
and
161
in
the
evening.
Since
jhe
clinic
opened
Monday
evening,
403
people
have
given
blood.
This
afternoon:
the
clinic
was
OR
Ml
DRW
In
operation
at
the
Civic
Centre
even'nB
were:
DRUGS
NOW
Q.C
A.'
OFFERS
A
ONCE-WEEKLY
1
,
EVERYONE
Doesn't
Get
Two
Weeks
With
Pay'
but
you
can
give
your,,
wife
a
"once
-a-week-holiday"
by
arranging
for
regular
dinner
dates
at
the
,
-.
.
,
.
WV
A
.
St
SERVICE
TO
Plight
VV.
PRESCRIP1ION
CHEMi!
STORE
HOURS
WEEK
DAYS,
9
AM
10
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
12
NOON
T
Departs
Prince
Bu-
-Or..
f'
Mrs.
J.
Garon,
Mrs.
L.
Doiron
and
Mrs.
G.
r.
Brett,
Catholic
Women's
League;
Mrs.
E.
Heel,
Mrs.
E.
Anderson
and
Mrs.
F.
Smith,
Canadian
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary;
Edith
Sor-ens,
Mrs.
T.
Solllen
and
Mrs.
C.
Btangebye,
Lutheran
Ladles
Aid;
Mrs.
A.
L.
Haines,
Co-ordinating
Council.
Volunteer
nurses
were
Mrs
Walter
Smith,
Mrs.
O.
L.
Murray,
Mrs.
James
Fields
and
Mrs
Walter
Landon.
Xvhere
night-shift
workers
at
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
plant
gave
blood.
Tonight,
it
moves
to
the
Cellulose
Co.'s
friess
hall
at
Watson
Island
to
receive
donations
from
workers.
'(
Volunteer
assistants
Tuesday
fiftetnoon
were:
Mrs.
O.
E-
H.
Montgomery,
registrar;
Mrs.
T.
J.
Boulter,
Co-ordinating
Council;
Mrs.
T.
Norton
Youngs,
Mrs.
A.
Davidson
and
Mrs.
B.
R.
Donaldson,
Women's
Canadian
Club;
Mrs.
Lionel
Holtby,
Mrs.
pert
at
09:30
D8T
Everyv,
'35
-
i
ys
A
.
7
P.l.
TO
9
P
M.
Thursday.
Por
Information
and
RoaerraUona
4
Al
l,
4:
or
Call
at
the
QCA
Office
Ktllaa
Se
Christopher
Block
Civic
Centre
Dining
Room
For
Reservations
aiid
Chicken
In
The
Rough
Phone
Red
70S
Emergency
w
'
fro
and
7
pftc
Suni'
nii
Dally
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
0
p.m
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