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DOCKSIDE
TALES
Prince
Rupert
Dailv
News
Tuesday,
September
29,
1953
Canadian-Born
Industrialist
Cites
Results
From
Want
"
"
vt
V'J
Hobby
May
Develop
Into
Big
Industry
For
Ex-Chef
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital
tostuts
of
the
two
original
want
has
resulted
HARTFORD.
Conn.
CP)
A
ads.
I
suit's
since
Fuller
was
born
in
Nova
!
printed."
well-known.
Canadian-born
U.S.
Industrialist
said
that
a
single
newsDaoer
want
ad
and
&
i
Rrntia.
nrar
flrann
Pre
In
1RR.P
I
The
Pnii.
IT
DmA
maffazine
want
ad
wnlcn
grew
ji.s
ancestors
were
of
l'ayflowi-r
I
now
has
c
.
.
.
.
.
!
-
"
'
"
UI
HA
nut
nf
lt
Increased
his
business
descent
and
went
to
Nova:
era.
l.ooo
in
r.,.
from
a
first-year
$8,500
to
one
;
Scotia's
Annapolis
Valley
In
i
dian
company
with
it!
Cit
with
current
annual
sales
ofjneo.
The
Fuller
family
seat
1
ftce
In
Hamilton
hai
i
b"'""''
'
$50,000,000.
there
Is
still
maintained
by
him
!
fice.s
In
Calciry
J?"
The
industrialist
W
Alfred
C.
1
as
part
0f
a
1.000-acre
farm
for
Halifax.
London
m,,
4
By
LARKY
STANWOOD
j
for
picking.
'
Prince
Rupert
housewives
soon
1
Faulkner's
oyster
bed
Is
located
rnav
be
making
their
husbands'
,
in
Tuck
Inlet
on
the
north
shore
favorite
ovster
stew
from
locally
,
near
the
site
of
the
"Old
Can-grown
oysters
if
plans
to
develop
ry"
comprising
close
to
a
mile
f
foreshore
which
he
has
leased
a
new
branch
of
the
fishing
in-
i
dustry
here
transpire
for
Al
from
the
government.
Faulkner.
'While
the
water
here
is
far
too
:
We
said
-soon."
but
actually,
it,
eo'd
for
oysters
to
form
spat
FuUer.
founder
and
chairman
of
,
dairying,
cattle-raising
and
an-
I
tawa,
Montreal
Ourh.
.
I
the
board
of
the
Fuller
Brush
ple-growlng.
8askattKm.
Sherbrooke
1
1
Fuller
siiid:
"This
little
Syra-
Toronto,
Vancouver
and'
J"!
will
be
another
few
years
before
"
r
seeast
ana
can
i
rcpiu-
once
the
seed
is
free
from
the
j
shell,
it
attaches
itself
perman-
j
ently
to
some
other
object
on
I
the
bottom,
mainly
rocks.
-
I
"Oysters
were
grown
here
very
;
satisfactorily
by
the
Japanese:
before
the
last
war,"
said
Faulk-
j
nor,
and
"I
see
no
reason
w
hy
I
this
venture
shouldn't
;
make
j
good."
If
it
does,
allied
industry
of
canning
and
smoking
of
oys-1
ters
will
follow.
But
until
the
hobby
grows
Into
j
a
business.
Al
Faulkner
remains!
with
Prince
Rupert
customs
j
branch
which
he
joined
two
years
ago
after
a
stint
as
chef
for
Mil-1
ler
Bay
Hospital.
Before
that.
Al
j
was
a
sailor
and
also
carried
on
j
other
allied
trades.
'
About
two
years
ago.
when
Lt
-
i
Company,
Hartford,
Conn.,
ana
of
the
Fuller
Brush
Company
Ltd.,
Hamilton,
Ont.
The
newspaper
want
ad
ap-neared
In
the
Syracuse
(N.Y.)
l
list;
Wrtliv
a"
wua
bile
tui
Iltll
!
a
pjlnt
for
this
company."
'
j
"It
was
so
successful
I
used
i
the
oysters
and
seeds
planted
by
Faulkner
last
year
will
be
ripe
duce
by
themselves.
I
believe
conditions
are
ideal
for
growing
oysters,"
says
the
customs
officer.
Oyster
farming
has
long
been
a
pet
idea
of
Faulkner's
and
sev
others
and
the
company
has
OSLO.
Nomv
s.
..
Post-Standard
Dec.
14,
1909.
and
n
mllettation
krPl
on
uslr"?
newspaper
want
,
1.300
families
wen.
?'
was
followed
by
a
u
ir
,i.u.
M.,ni..iui
rm
oniir
mj
uiiiig
ua
urui-
i
I
nf
na.sl
vear
ho
.
.....
irom
me
uu
"-
1
That
it.
.,.
h
"
'
ers.
That
single
want
wain,
ad
nu
started
Mi'
.
.!
.,k..h
i
rn,
iini
siiiric
muura
i
"n
nn
rina
hnm.n,.i...
,
7inc
zini
iui
lor
antutit
.
r
t
h
h
u,
uh.im
.
r--.
......
-.1115
(1,.
I
the
rnnvprsllin
conversion
of
f
0..r
our
enmnanv
company
miinU,i
municipal
ir.
..
staff
of
the
Jm
I
S
'"'
'
?
'
5
4Vf'
H'
'
he
Insertca.
eral
years
aso
he
started
an
oyster
bed
In
southern
B.C.
j
waters
of
Juan
de
Fuca
Straits,
i
He
recently
sold
the
bed.
I
In
his
new
bed.
Faulkner
has
Always
WRINKLE-FREE
Chix
(jcuyz
Diapers
n
it
.......
,,..
lauuai.
ror
me
cominit
ti.e
company
h
us
j
Since
then
J
H
..
.
.
wmk
""mrrii
used
newspaper
want
ads
rcgu-;
of
usj
want
ads
tallts
'
J1:
larlv.
The
tM-casion
(if
Fuller
8;
r.
-
e
w-tiij
iraued.
planted
several
ions
oi
oysitr
;
Dovernor
Clarence
Wallace
visit-
seeds
which
have
been
imported
t
ed
here
aboard
HMCS
Ontario,
i
tvwash
easier
statement
was
the
pacing
in
the
museum
hall
of
the
company's
home
office
In
Hartford
of
pho-
THE.GREAIEST.0FAI.L
AFRICAN
.ADVCNTBKj!
from
Japan,
bucn
pianung
nas
;
d
insucctlne
Miller
Bay
1
1
-
to
take
place
each
year
for
con
dry
faster
Hospital,
the
ship's
captain,
Lt
-
I
HORN
EIMVINA
BOOTH,
Duncan
Renaldo
and
Harry
Carey,
as
they
appear
on
the
Totem
Theatre
screen
in
"Trader
Horn,"
M-G-M
picture
which
has
gone
down
In
film
history
as
one
of
the
greatest
adventure
dramas
ever
made.
Filmed
In
Africa,
the
picture
boasts
thrilling
sequences
involving
strange
rites
of
a
savage
people
of
the
jungles
as
well
as
some
of
the
most
remarkable
wild
animal
scenes
ever
caught
by
a
camera.
tinued
crops.
It
takes
from
three
i
cdr
H
f
M
G-M'f
X
F.
Pullen
stopped
stid-1
1
Two
Fishboats
IOOO
Wild
4
Halt
!
denly.
face
to
face
with
Faulkner,
the
chef.
'
j,&'uTFri'
Animal
TMiLui"Rti
irFS-tJWl.IEVABLE
SlCHTSl'jQ
The
captain
grinned
and
stuck
out
his
hand.
The
two
had
been
shipmates
off
the
east
coast
some
years
back.
TOTEM
Today
and
Wednesday
Evenings
7:
-
9:19
p.m.
to
five
years
lor
me
oyster
10
develop.
PLANTED
ON
BEACH
The
seeds,
which
have
been
allowed
to
form
on
old
oyster
shells
by
Japanese
growers
are
shipped
to
Tacoma
in
Washington
from
where
they
are
distributed
to
west
coast
growers.
These
shells,
says
Faulkner,
are
"planted"
on
the
beach
just
below
low
tide
mark.
After
several
months
in
the
water,
the
old
BLACKWOOD
on
i
1
bilious
ruym
Tlwn
Whales
are
making
their
appearances
again.
Several
fishermen
have
reported
seeing
whales
surface
near
Digby
Island
recently,
but
there
is
little
likelihood
that
one
of
these
huge
Today
and
Wedntdet
I
Seized
in
U.S.
'
SAN
FRANCISCO
tAPi
f
fl.-ure
reports
were
filed
Monday
agulnst
two
Canadian
fishing
boats
which
put
Into
Ft.
Bragg
a
week
ago
and
unloaded
fish
in
violation
of
U.S.
customs
regulations,
Martin
Scott.
U.S.
customs
agent
here,
reported.
The
two
boats,
which
were
seized
by
the
customs
office
last
week,
are
the
Salar,
about
4!)
feet,
skipper
Cnpt
E.
Ryoll.
and
I
the
Roxxalle
42
fcrt.
Capt.
!
Peter
Bramsen.
Both
are
reg-
;
istered
from
Vancouver.
The
Salar
unloaded
2,35!
CAPITOL
WALLACES
DEPT.
STORE
Shows
at
J
A
F'tmotis
Plitver
.Theatre
Last
Complete
show.
8
mammals
will
at-
,.1,11
V,l
rfoto-inrotp
inri
!
OCeail-gOII.g
uCBl..
-.r
i
tempt
a
trick
which
gave
a
well-
a.,
caci
r-v
ri
Arkrwnnn
known
locality
along
Prince
Rupert's
waterfront
the
name
It
still
bears.
At
least,
here's
one
version
of
how
Cow
Bay
was
named,
as
told
I
by
one
of
this
area's
many
i
Miss
lirash
Thwarts
Mr.
.Mock's
Double
"
r.
Meek
stopped
ouite
short
of
his
maximum
h
Hstwt
CtK
'
"i
"
t
'
'
w
mamma
mn-tmn
m
UTM
Kk'M
h
1IMCV
tAMM
ON
THE
SAME
HKOOKAM
M
contract
when
he
decided
to
double
Miss
Brash
at;
pounds
of
COBB
"Andy"
Andersons:
JOHN
DEREK
-
LEE
J.
In
turn
It
appears
that
around
thc.four
p,,a(les
He
could
have
made
a
grand
Slam
at:S(.ott
sald.
Thcy
had
been
fish-'
M'tsii
he
had
played
the
heart
suit
right.
"
Of
j
m.
-tj
SECRET"
"THE
FAMILY
for
The
World's
Largest
Selling
Electric
Shaver
.
.
.
PHILISHAVE
12
Self-sharpening
silver-steel
rotary
action
blades.
No
pulling
or
irritation
to
the
skin.
Complete
with
genuine
.
leather
case.
TEN
DAYS
FREE
TRIAL
NO
OBLIGATION
FlLL$rtQ.75
PRICE
JdO
been
developed,
that
a
i
be
course,
the
grand
siam
could
not
nave
oeen
reacneu
of
8an
Francisco.
whale
was
discovered
lodged
West
dealer
North-South
vulnerable
East-West
60
part-score
logically.
-
.'
But
any
heart
contract
would
j
have
been
better
than
the
actual
result
on
the
hand,
because
Mr.
Meek
did
not
beat
fouri
'
spades.
tween
rocks
in
the
false
creek
which
empties
into
Cow
Bay
i
present
site
of
Tony
Crawley's
Cow
Bay
boat
works.
Who
found
the
whale
there?
Andy
Anderson,
of
course.
And
savs
Andy:
$3
Down
$3
Monthly
His
opening
lead
was
the
klnt?
j
"I
see
the
poor,
miserable
McRAE
BROS.
LIMITED
Virl
li
(r.
kern)
6
K
10
a
H
None
D
K
W'Ml
t-6
5
11
t.i-t
li--k)
(Mr.
Alirl)
held.
He
con-1
.h
of
clubs,
which
i
irniui
iii
a
j
yi-
J
i
tin.
.
,
.
,
Remember
Tex
Morton!
In
view
of
the
outstanding
popularity
of
the
Tex
Morton
shows
here
lost
year,
B.P.O
Elks,
No.
342
ore
proud
to
announce
the
engagement
of
',
'
KARLS0N
Sensational
Australian
Hypnotist
Phone
6
or
36
"The
Store
that
Service
Built"
rocks
and
I
tried
to
help
her
get:
l,M
i"
,
and
Miss
Brash
ruffed.
In
a
t
Th.
n,i.
,nnino.
t
out.
The
tide
was
.o.
running
out
!
(Mr.
hand
like
this,
where
both
the
artrt
cho
lit
aai
a
rnu'
v'Vittlot
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7
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tl
c--a
and
Amnm?
are
out
didn't
have
enough
water
to
turn
icl"sed
"
around
I
of
a
suit,
it
is.
very
tempting
io
"I
got
a
stout
pole
and
tried
to
start
a
cross-ruff
at
once,
pry
her
uo.
but
still
she
couldn't
That
is
not
always
the
bost
make
it.
Wei'..
I
figured
it
would
'.
procedure.
If.
starting
at
trick
not
do
her
any
harm
if
she
went
;
three.
Miss
Bra.sh
had
iutti-d
a
drv.
In
the
mnrnine
I
would
heart
on
the
board,
rufled
an-heln
her
out
on
the
rising
tide."
j
other
club
in
her
hand,
rufled
The
way
Andv
out.lt.
a;!
mem-another
heart,
then
rut
fed
the
ber
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Wastine
!
last
club
with
the
eight
of
i
'lite
bultlliik:
i
Wet
Ni.rUi
Sunday,
Oct.
1
Capitol
Theatre
SHOWS
ONLY
I
II
'i
I)
Ijotltll
2
3
4
3
ccovirc
Friday,
Oct.
2
Civic
Centre
'
TWO
4
It
4
II
3
All
crew
came
nlone
about
th?n
pnd
i
spades,
Mr.
Meek
coulu
have
i
311
fsigeested
that
he
put
a
Vouple
;
over-ruffed
and
led
a
spade.
Ml
(
'
!
t
,
4
CERTIFIED
APPLICATORS
tft
sticks
of
dynamite
tinder
the
1
1
his
would
have
taken
the
last
en;
whilf
hn'd
1iblnjlt
Tier
toitiuinp
off
the
board
and
Miss
smithereens."
tii.iil
Huge
Sale
Brash
could
have
lost
one
trick
in
pnrh
suit.
I
iot
kJr1a:r)lnW
at
him1.
'How
,
,
TICKETS
AVAILABLE
AT
Ciric
Centre
Art
Murray's
Men's
.Wear
T.
Eaton
Co.
W
But
Miss
Bra.sh
realized
the
nltTinn
would
you.
like
to
be
Blown
sky
!
danger
of
the
hiinci
developiiii?
J.
high?'
I
asked
him."
'
Anvwav.
the
cow
was
left
n
Forecast
;
in
this
manner
.and
at
trick
!
three
she
led
the
10
of
dia-j
nionds.
Mr.
Meek
studied
awhile
J
OF.
;
.
i
I
,
,
BARRETT,
ROOFING
PRODUCTS
Consult
Us
For
Free
Estimates
...
;r
TERMS
CAN
BE
ARRANGED
EBY
&
SONS
LIMITED
400
Third
Avenue
East
Phone
Blue
156
Eves.
Phone
Blue
393
tact
and
by
next
niornlnl
Andv
assisted
in
refloating
the
60-foot
rronture.
By
this
time
the
word
nbout
the
whale
had
spread
throughout,
the
little
settlement
of
Prince
Rimert
and
someone
ins!
hRnr"'i"d
tn
mil
the
area
In
ouestion,
"Cow
Bay."
Thn'c
one
version
of
Cow
Bay's
history.
Probably
there
are
others.
M
I
and
finally
elected
to
win
with'
OTTAWA
f
The
British
Co-j
i
the
ace.
'lumuia
sulmou
Industry
hopes
to
Now,
as
you
see,
he
had
a
sell
"several
million
dollars"
j
tough
return
to
make.
In
fact,
worth
of
canned
salmon
In
the
i
ipiiy
return
was
hopeless.
With
United
Kingdom
throtiKh
the
j
the
idea
of
shortening
dummy
s
purchase
of
British
supplies
for
I
I
trumps
so
the
diamond
suit
the
West-Coast
industry,
a
fish-
j
!
could
not
be
utilized,
he
selected
cries
department
official
said
i
j
the
ace
of
hearts.
Monday
night.
j
j
Mi.ss
Bntoli
lulled
In
dummy.
The
deal.-
to
provide
Britain
j
I
t
ame
to
her
hand
wit.n
the
rune
wiln
the
dollars
to
buy
B.C.
sal-;'
of
diamond
arid
ruffed
another
morii
j.s
briiiR
discussed
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heart.
Kile
entered
her
Ivn
l
(Um
this
week
by
Fisheries
Mln-f
!
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by
ruffing
a
club,
led
her
jster
Sinclair,
J
M.
Binrbannn.f
ia.t
heart
and
trumped
it
with
president
of
B.C.
Packers
Ltd..'1
If
W
vJ
i
dummy's
kin;;
of
spades.
All
she
and
Roger
llaner,
"presltlent
of
Ind
to
concede
now
was
a
trick
the
Canadian
Fishing
Company
!
to
the
ace
of
trumps.
Ltd.
M0U
I
'
!
a
top
fisheries
department
:
For
action-
try
Classif
iedb
official
here
said
members
of
the
B.C.
salmon
canning
Industry
have
put
toeether
a
"parcel"
of
various
orders
for
equipment
such
as
tinplate,
diesel
engines
,
for
boats,
nets
and
lines,
which
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are
prepared
to
buy
in
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amounts
to
several
million
dollars,"
he
said.
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would
not
be
a
straight
barter
deal,
since
that
is
not
allowed
by
the
U.K.
government.
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available
at
low
rate
to
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CANADA
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Weight
maximum
is
25
pounds
pet
parcel.
2.
Parcel
Sizes
combined
length
and
girth
may
be
72
inches,
but
no
one
dimension
may
exceed
36
inches.
3.
l)mir
to
door
delivery
service
in
most
areas
at
'
no
extra
cost.
'
4."
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your
nearest
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Odice
about
AIR
'
PARCLL
l'OST
KATES,
within
Canada
aud
to
other
countries
(See
next
column).
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YOUR
POST
OFFICE
TO
HELP
YOU
Addrtti
your
malt
clearly
and
accurately
with
J
return
addrett.
Include
Postal
Zone
Number
in
Quebec,
Ottawa,
Montreal,
Toronto,
Vancouver.
Wrap
parcels
securely;
tie
them
with
strong
cord.
.
Re
sure
to
put
on
sufficient
postage
if
in
doubt
hove
Pott
Office
weigh
your
parcel
and
avoid
double
postage
due.
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Japan
and
limited
Kingdom
General
regulations
applying
are
the
same
as
those
lor
suriooa
parcel
post
io
the
oouotries
ouo-oerned,
with
the
exception
al
insurance,
whjah
ts
avaAabie
only
cm
parcels
to
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Kingdom.
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