Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
August
19,
1950
TODAY
6.50
-9
D.m.
patients
back
at
work
again
when
treatment
naa
been
completed.
The
other
side
shows
various
stages
of
deterioration
when
"Fatherof
thP
k
Arthritis,
Rheumatism
arthritis
Is
neglected.
It
is
an'
want
smuggling
ring
crackdi
.
....
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ll
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J.
1
J
'
Waterfront
--Whiffs
Among
interesting
exniOllS
at
"'"
uvutc
umiutty
nnu
gutrs
the
Civic
Centre
carnival
will
be
long
way
toward
explaining
mod-
'
one
by
Prince
Rupert
Health
em
preventive
medicine's
doc-1
v
it
it'uiuru'.g
rneumausm
ana
early
diagnosis
and
Mine
Ul
;.;
...-.iuu
......
We
feature
a
complete
stock
of
arthritis.
Hie
exhibit
will
be
easier
cure
or
arrest
of
disease.
in
the
form
of
pictures
showing
how
to
recognise
symptoms
In
their
early
suges.
methods
of
treatment
ar.fl
lehabilHation
and
Rail
Strike
Would
Tie
Up
Coastal
Passenger
Vessels
Tuna
Run
Causes
Stir
Smc
P.F.
CIIKJnAY
M
nN
TF
.
MONDAY
FmSiftSmX
SH011TCAKE
.
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r4
mi
nr-
3
wriiiiiiiim
I
The
national
railway
strike,
if
it
comes
into
effect
next
veek,
will
mark
an
almost
complete
tie-up
of
i
coastal
passenger
vessels.
Canadian
National
Steamr
ships
announces
that
its
steamer
Prince
George,
due
abca'.d
t!ie
popular
cruiser.
Arriving
here
September
13,
S
Prince
George
takes
over
the
Canadian
National
regular
weekly
coastal
run,
relieving
SS
Prince
Rupert,
between
Vancouver.
Willi
ICE
CHEAM
I
1"
ft
;
AO
fliis
satisfying,
whole
It
Prince
here
tomorrow
mornine-
northward
for
Alaska,
will
.
westview.
ocean
Fails,
some,
sweet,
short
-....Li
.i
v.j..i.j
n:,i.,i
RuPMt,
and
Ketchikan
you;
:g
mapje
KtcoNAio
UNION
MADE
;
OVERALLS
and
WORK-CLOTHES
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
biscuit
can
be
served
not
call
souuiuciuiKi,
as
scneuuieu
hcal
rnuay;
Prominent
passengers
due
here
with
any
dessert,
with
ginger
ale
Mim
Mon:-Tucs.
'
fi5
or
a
cup
of
I
evening
if
the
railway
strike
is
777
'
7
7T1
011
the
Geor
TC
tomorrow
will
be
I
on
The
voyage
of
the
steamer
vessels
of
the
Frank
Waterhouse
f.
m.
ccnnell-
a
Toronto
mining
'Prince
Rupertnext
week
on
the:line
would
continue
operations
executive;
Roy
H.
Davis,
Presi-I
local
run
will
be
cancelled.
Can-
j
uninterrupted.
.
j
dpnt,.
AUas
S;Pti
Company,
Wei-
iadian
Pacific
British
Columbia
!
land,
Out.
and
Major
Gregg
Coast
Steamship
Servi;e
an-j
The
advent
of
the
tuna
run
Vegeant,
Kansas
City
architect.
tea
or
pack-
Tt
liS
7
On
m
m
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.
iwi
jf
-
-
,
sr-
t:
Cd
in
lunch
i
m
ser-:.x
.
tAKLY
AiJVflU-iS,n
Ci.Y
13
AITRa
o
rmes
Inounces
that
the
railway
strike
off
the
west
coast
of
the
Queen
'
would
result
in
the
tying
up
of
,
Charlotte
Islands
stirred
the
CPR
steamer
Princess
Kath-i
its
coastal
fleet
including
the
iocal
waterfront
this
week,
send-
iorn
cpt
G.
O.
Hughes,
arrlv-1
Alaska
and
Prince
Rupert
ves-
j
Ing
local
boats
seaward
with
PCj
jn
port
at
9
a.m.
Friday
with
I
seis.
The
steamer
Princess
Norah
i
trollers,
hallbutters
and
other
292
round
trip
passengers
bound
will
be
here
Monday
.
and
will
,
vessels
leaving
or
readying
to
do
tor
Skagway
and
intermediate
complete
the
round
trip.
-Union
j
so
for
the
harvest.
There
were
points.
She
sailed
at
11
a.m.
Steamships
Ltd.
had
no
of
ficial
;
repeated
reports
of
a
substan-
Trie
vessel
is
due
back
next
I
announcement
up
to
noon
to-jtlal
run
similar
to
that
of
the'
Thursday
morning
southbound,
j
day
as
to
cancellation
af
sailings
late
summer
of
1948.
First
catch,!
.
WORLD
FAMOUS
mmmm
D
'rugs
but
seemed
to
be
preparing
for,""
pounas,
was
lanaea
to
me
;
Qfjiki-'
DIIDTDI
Choi
'unior
mmmm
tiqar
j
such
an
eventuality.
It
has
been
;
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co
the
Pioneer
Druggists
PRESCRIPTION
SERVICE
stated,
however,
that
freight
operative
Association
Wednes-,
day
by
Capt.
Fritz
Husoy
from
!
the
All
Star.
Other
vessels
are
i
V
'
'
'
'
''
I
due
but
are,
apparently,
staying
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
EKIPBTJIUJILRS
AND
ENGINEERS
PACKtT
MADI
BY
the
run
Is
strong
and
the
weath-!
er
is
good.
i
Daily
Delivery
Service
PHONE
81
Enter
your
Favorite
Photo
in
the
Photographic
Contest
to
be
held
at
the
Carnival
in
the
Civic
Centre,
August
19-26.
1
Entry
Forms
obtained
at
PEEK
FREAN'S
'ron
and
Brass
Oasnngi
.tctric
anu
ACMiicne
weia'.nir
Fisheries
Patrol
cruiser,
Ho-
(way,
Capt.
C.
W.
Earnshaw,
ar-'
I
rived
'in
port
yesterday
after-1
!noon
to
take
on
provisions.
She!
sails
again
this
evening.
Her)
I
main
duties
are
protective
and
FIRST
UNITED
CHUi
8
p.m.
Aug.
23rd
121
Tickets
$1
.00
&
50c
Student.
At
Uptown
MAKIRS
Of
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
Commercial
Photographers
iiodaks
and
Amateur
Supplise.
6PEClALl-if
'N
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
coast
guard
work.
Union
ss
Camosun,
Capt.
William
MicCombe;
arrived
in
port
BLONDIE
Go
Down
and
Roll
It
Ud.
Daisv!
Bv
CHIC
Yff
NOTICE
WATSON
ISLAND
LIMITED
ANNOUNCE
THAT
BUS
TERRACE
IS
1N0W
IN
at.
7
n
m
VPfitflrriiw
film
catlm-l
STAGES
SERVICE
TO
OPERATION
about
10
p.m.
for
the
north
ueen
Charlotte
Islands
whence
'
OIL
HEATERS?,
Ifsrtniii",
;hi
11
iillilfiiiihiln1-
..
I!
fiisiliii'"
she
returns
here
tomorrow
southbound.
BUY
NOW
AND
SAVE!
The
threatened
railway
strike
hQe
ctnnmi1
fic-K
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let'S
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na
up
,
coming
over
from
Alaska
with
-
Leave
Prince
Rupert
;
11.30
a.m.
j
Arrive
Terrace
4.00
p.m.
Leave
Terrace
5.30
p.m.
Arrive
Prince
Rupert
10.00
p.m.
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
j
fish
for
transshipment.
Last
vessel
of
that
sort
here
was
the
!
Sidney
Thursday
morning
from
Ketchikan.
Her
cargo
was
kept
;
'
in
storage
here
rather
than
take
j
Rn
tHrMfi
nas
Mf;
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.,
LTD.
GORDON
RONSON
a
chance
on
shipping
it.
2POTS:
Prince
Rupert,
3rd
Ave.
at
7th
St.
'Service
Cabs)
Phone
555
'
Terrace.
Silver
Tip
Cafe.
1
Last
fish
to
be
shipped
from
.
Prince
Rupert
prior
to
the
em-jbargo
which
commenced
Thurs-I
day
night
was
on
Tuesday
night
i
when
thirteen
cars
of
frozen
fish
by
freight
was
dispatched,
most
of
it
to
the
United
States.
Now
j
there
will
be
no
more
fish
shipped
until
a
settlement
in
the
.strike
dispute
iias
been
reached.
AUG
23
The
Good
Earth.
SEPT
4
V,:
WW
V"A
c
cleanliness
is
next
WA
X
mv
fountain
pen
iiiiirmg
in
pjru
tomorrow
I
morning
the
Canadian
National
liner
Prince
George,
will
have
a
capacity
load
of
269
vacationists
bound
for
a
10-day,
cruhe
to
Skagway,
Alaska.
One
m;,T3
scheduled
cruise
voyage
h?ro
or.
August
19
completes
the
Prince
George's
summer
sailing
to
Skagway.
On
September
8
the
Prince
George
leaves
for
a
thrce-riiy
cruise
in
coastal
waters,
under
charter
to
the
Washington
B;-.bv
Chicks
Association
which
Is
holding
its
annual
conven'ion
4
DAY
WORLD'S
CHAMPIONSHIP
WESTERN
MUSIC
ROUNDUP
"
AUG
23
-
26
SHRINE
PNE
CIRCUS
PRODUCED
BY
POLACK
BROS.
2
Shows
Daily
Aug.
28
-Sept
4
m
so
Z1"
1
I
Dv
1
YOU
CAN
DO
MORE
THAN
I,
,
,
j
"Jr
TALK
'adout
?&J:-x-xA
'
W
rf&ff&rrft0
br
V
-r.
JO
lnrr
of
Progress
on
Parade
A
FAIR
Tor
ALL
the
FAMILY!
GA1M1A
K
EEIS
MEM
-
1
1
f-
TO
TRAIN
FOR
SIGNAL
CORPS
OPERATIONS
COME
TO
I'AXCOUVER
.
.
.
EMllliiriOS
TIME'.
.
.
.
ek-cn
,
gay,
t
xiitin
days
at
Western
Canada's
birsi
l
aii!
Sec
it
all
.
.
.
enjoy
it
all
.
.
.
hec
shows
at
the
Otitilixir
i
heatre
i
.
4
days
of
fircstfiiks
displays
.
.
.
ftin
along
the
(.aynav
.
,
.
hundreds
of
exhibits
lioin
It
C.
I.uins
and
fattoiies
.
.
.
Hoise
K.u
iin;
every
day!
See
and
hear
the
Western
Music
Roundup.
August
2"-2i.
iviih
Riicst
stars
Wilf
Catier
and
Rule
Davis
.
.
.
square
dam
in
for
all
.
.
and
smres
of
eiiiertainers.
Fxnniinr
the
latest
and
finest
in
Home
Arts.
Fashions.
Farm
Machinery,
Hobbies.
Manufacturers'
Exhibits
and
prae
winning
entries
by
B.C.
Junior
Farmeis.
'
THEX
.
.
.during
tlie
last
week
of
the
Fair
.
.
;
there's
the
world-famous
Shrine
1'.
N.
E.
Circus
prixlueed
by
I'olaik
Bros.
...
a
Siectacular
perluiinancc
with
new
acts,
new
tin
ills
...
be
sure
to
take
the
kiddiesl
From
the
Kis;,"l'f
0eniii(;
day
parade
on
August
2Hrd
.
.
.
r
ijlit
through
'til
Labor
Day
.
.
.
there's
more
to
do
and
more
to
see
at
the
1950
P.N.F..
Plan
your
holiday
now
.
.
.
bring
all
the
family
with
you
to
the
Pacific
National
Exhibition
at
Vancouver!
'
4
The
Signal
Coris
is
vital
to
almost
every
phase
of
operation
in
the
network
of
Canada's
defences.
Nerve
centre
of
the
Army,
the
Signal
Corps
helps
co-ordinate
the
vast
and
complex
operations
of
our
modern
forces.
To
young
men
who
want
to
serve
Canada,
the
Signal
Corps
offers
service
that
is
interesting,
exciting
important.
TO
ENLIST
YOU
MUST-
GO
ACTIVE
SERVE
YOUR
COUNTRY
by
tit
ngt
htnlng
Canada'i
Armed
Force
today
o
buiW
"P
tie
defence
against
aggression
everywhere.
Report
right
away
to
Ask
your
local
Travel
Agetit
about
reduced
fares
!
1.
B
a
Canadian
citizen
er
British
subject.
2.
B
17
to
29
years
of
ag.
,
3.
Be
(ingle.
4.
Meet
Army
test
requirement.
IS.
Volunteer
for
service
anywhere.
fit
if
IB
A
A
No.
11
Personnel
Depot,
4th
Ave.
&
Hiflnbury
S
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
Pepott
eptn
S
A.M.
to
10
P.M.
dally.
Bring
cerfifieotei
of
ogf
ond
dueqfio
"
V
'JJLL
H.
M.
KING,
President
t.
ten
rt
11.UIAM5,
tjen.
Monogcr
Join
the
CANADIAN
AM
ACTIVE
FOUCE
Novl
...
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