Prince
Rupert
Doily
Nevs
Vancouver
Island
iTiuisday,
February
I,
1952
FkgsUpfor
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Aaession
Day
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AERIAL
CENTENARIANS
GREAT
STORM
a
n
d
Weather
Halts
Air
Flights
The
cyclone
which
destroyed
Scientists
say
that
eagles
live
i
-
ost
of
Calcutta
in
1804
caused
i
perhaps
100
years,
occupying
the
.
f-
4,
n
:
f
i
estimated
70.000
deaths.
same
nests
for
e-enerations.
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jSojy'rt
rJLadh
s
Marking
the
accession
to
the
throne
of
Queen
Elizabeth
II
as1
Her
Majesty
returned
to
London!
today
from
her
interrupted
tour,
j
ensign
at
HMC3
Chatham
was
i
hoisl
ed
close
up
at
noon
today
i
and
there
it
retrains
until
sun-
I
set.
Tomorrow
the
flag
will
be
!
unfurled
atain
at
half-staff,
continuing
thus
until
the
conclu
1
JVM
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.
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bc
fence
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C
Z
rale
This
superh
tea
guarantees
the
flavour
of
every
cup
(
A
Sonja
'
la'dles
will
celebrate
their
club's
twentv-flrst
hirth-
sion
of
the
period
Of
mourning
Rupert
branch
of
the
red
Nurses'
Association
of
C'dlimiljhi
is
preparing
to
Poor
visibility
conditions
be-!
tween
Comox
and
Hardy
Bay
1
forced
the
DC3
plane
from
Van-;
couver
to
Sandspit
back
to
Van-
couver
yesterday
so
there
was
no
mail
and
express
arriving
by
that:
run
although
the
Canso
had
gone
.
from
here
to
Sandspit
make
the
meet.
Yesterday's
Landseair,
;
north
from
Vancouver
and
returning
south,
made
normal
flight.
The
Frince
Rupert-;
Sandspit-Port
Hardy-Vancouver
flights
were
made
today
with
passengers,
mail
and
express!
arriving
this
afternoon.
I
dav
Februarv
18
with
n
Bin
for
the
late
King
George
VI
3.
L.
Peachey
left
by
plane
yesterday
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
Spiro
Gurvich,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Vancou-(
ver.
R
G.
Vandersluys
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
from
Vancouver
for
a
brief
business
visit.
Percy
Cameron,
pioneer
trans-ferman,
has
become
ill
and
has
been
obliged
to
remain
in
his
home,
Second
Avenue,
since
early
in
the
week.
v
,
j
pur!
in
civil
defence
of
i
banquet.
Arrangements
were
put;
Other
flags
in
the
city
followed
Into
the
hands
of
several
com-
!
similar
procedure
today.
j.
regular
mecuiig
01
me
mittees
at
the
monthly
meeting!
As
HMCS
Chatham
observe'!
Monday
night.
it
.'.Cut
A
(J
PERSONAL
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Tocher
I
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince!
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
James
Madsen
sailed
Sunday
j
evening
for
Vancouver
where
he!
will
enter
Shaughnessy
Hospital.
:
i
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
10:05
p.m.,
is
reported
to-be
three
hours
late.
!
Harold
(Mike)
Nickerson
Is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Vancouver
Is-,
land.
j
M's.
Fred
Hardy
is
gradually'
recovering
from
the
effects
of
a
'broken
arm
caused
when
she;
suffered
a
fall
on
ice.
It
was
necessary
to
be
in
hospital
for
a
while.
Dr.
J.
B.
Harrison,
Vancouver'
radiologist,
after
one
of
his
periodical
visits
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
sails
by
the
Prince
George
tonight
on
his
re-
j
turn
to
Vancouver.
i
,-liaplcr
at
the
Nurses
M
iiiitay
night,
Mrs.
Bart-.rnui.e,
reported
on
a
re-
d
deience
organiza-
mm
f:ilian
:iieeting.
formal
acclamation
of
Queen
j
Elizabeth
II
at
noon,
ship's
com-,
pany
turned
out
to
stand
at
at-,
j
tentlon
while
the
Navy
Ensign
j
was
hoisted
to
top
from
half-
:
i
mast
position.
j
j
Lt.
Noel
Langham,
staff
offl-
cei1,
Ui
In
charge
of
the
cere-!
to
enlist
A
procedure
Is
(I
u
a
t
e
nurses
in
the
j
i
(
(J,
nrunizanon
and.
in
that
jr
inn.
a
number
of
lectures
I
held
iii
the
near
future.
First
Workman
"Where's
Biir
today?"
j
Second
Workman"
'Nn
'os-1
pita!."
1
FUt
Wuiktnan
"V.'ct
'appsn-!
'
ed?"
Swond
Workman
"
"E
came
down
a
ladder
10
minutes
after
it
was
taken
away."
LONDON
(CP)-Ifs
high
time
mo,-y.
1
the
bakers
of
Britain
got
to-
j
1
mm.
i
f
1.JI
U
I
JVIUI
.Utl,
lit.UVIU
ill
the
i
gether
and
made
life
more
sim-
j
Miciatiuii,
occupied
,
Monday's
imfting.
SHOES
REFLECT
YOUR
TASTE
pie
for
the
customer,
says
the
I
E.
V.
Ardagh,
about
to
be
trrtfrrvl
from
here
to
Kerris-dale
in
the
service
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
has
sold
his
residence
to
Einar
Valderhaug.
O,
W.
Nlckerson
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
after
attending
the
annual
convention
of
the
International
Halibut
Commission
at
Seattle.
Mr.
Nlckerson
was
elect
trade
paper,
Baker
and
Con-!
Injured
Kitimat
Men
Flown
Here
Keep
them
in
tip-top
shape
ft
fectloner.
.
.
.
.
Within
as
little
as
i
20-mile
distance,
such
things
as
a
"Maid
01
Honor-
can
mean
anything!
a
Central
B.
C.
Airways
Sea-:
from
an
almond-flavored
tart
to
Bee
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
at
'
ECIPES
i
George
Vincent,
public
rela-
tions
officer,
Aluminum
Co.
of
XEO-LITE
and
LEATHER
SOLES
RIBBLR
HEELS
.
SHOE
LACES
SHOE
POLISH
Arctic
sox
.
FELT
and
CORK
INSOLES
cup-snuyca
case
complete
i
twilight
last
niitZt
on
an
emer-
Salmon
Tamale
Pie
Canada,
after
spending
the
past
few
days
in
the
city,
left
by
air
today
on
his
return
to
Vancou
with
icing
and
glace
cherry.
Apd
gep,-v
f!igrit
bringing
a
patient
!
a
-bun
loaf"
ranges
from
a
glon-
;
irom
Kitimat.
In
Prnce
Rupert
I
tied
currant
bun
to
a
heavily-
Gensral
Hosptal
is
Harry
Laval-
j
I
spiced
fruit
loaf.
lee,
29,
suffering
a
fractured
leg.;
i
Swiss
buns,
they
say.
almost
i
The
driller
is
renorieri
to
have!
5
i
,,
yellow
corn
meal
,s
bulling
water
:i
j
moils
salt
ed
chairman
of
the
Commission
for
the
coming
session.
j
Respect
was
paid
to
the
mem-,
ory
of
the
late
King
George
VI
at
a
regular
meeting
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
last
even-!
ing
in
the
Moose
Temple
with
1
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre,
senior
regent,'
in
the
chair.
Plans
were
advanced
for
the
forthcoming
spring
bazaar.
Mrs.
Blair
was
winner
in
a
lucky
box
drawing.
j
spoons
butter
or
marg-,
yodel
with
freedom,
and
every
been
injured
by
falling
rocks
ver.
Autobiographical
talks
by
new
:
members,
G.
Neely
Moore
and
Keith
BeWitt,
were
heard
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
Prince
Rupert
;
Rotary
Club
today
with
Presi-;
dent
Fred
Scadden
in
the
chair,
i
chopped
union
Hn
.
i
it
I
l
ft1.
.
,
1
V
'
I
i
m-sooii
oil
DaKer
seems
to
nave
a
diuerenc
,
following
a
dynamite
explosion,
idea
on
the
make-up
of
the
Ban.
An
emerKPny
call
was
recelv.
bury
cake.
e(j
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
Trade
suggestion
Is
a
cake-
Terrace
office
of
the
airlines.
naming
board
that
would
set
j
Ray
Oliver
piloted
the
amphib-i
oefinite
recipes
for
each
name,
!
iun
craft.
I
,-ouucei
can
tomato
-
4---rv-
f'
Si
P
xmi
miii
I
Mlail
IBMI
MIW
i
hi
I
i
mm
i
li
j
'k
ii'spoon
chili
powder
imn
Haw,
m
im
!
i
i
iiyiiMi'ifc
ii
m
""rw
Page
Rideout,
formerly
of
the
Peace
River
and
now
residing
in
N'Jlson,
has
asked
the
Prince
"After
all,"
said
the
paper,
"for
S.
C.
Thomson
arrived
In
Prince
Rupert
a
few
days
ago
by
air
and
later
wil
Heave
for
puon
.salt
cayenne
pepper
is
canned
or
cooked
mon
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
a
butcher,
a
sausage
is
a
saus-!
age
from
Land's
End
to
John
,
O'
GroaUs."
,
Seattle
where
he
expects
to
re-
Working
on
for
assistance
in
getting
out
a
iidui
iimemiueiy.
Mr.
rnomson,
war
veteran
and
local
pioneer,
returned
not
long
ago
from
England,
where
he
had
planned
to
make
his
home
but
changed
his
mind.
DooKiet
on
the
subject
of
railway
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country.
The
Chamber
has
referred
the
matter
to
its
Peace
River
committee.
O
WW
I
'
!
v.?
-
,
I
Mfee
Kow
5fof
Kotr
Panfry
for
Lett
i
nuc
olives
i
j;
rated
American
cheese
urn
ineai
slowly
Into
boil
-ted
wuttr.
and
cook
over
In
at
until
thickened,
'ou-'.antiy.
Set
over
hot
and
continue
cooking
13
s.
stirring
occasionally,
in
butler,
and
cool
slightly,
union
.slowly
in
oil
until
Add
soup
and
season-
1
1
iii
at
thoroughly.
Ro-i
l
and
bones,
and
flako
(
in
olives
from
pits
Intj
i,i
8
V"
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.i
Publicity
Prince
Rupert.
Chamber
of
i
Commerce
and
Prince
Rupert
!
Public
Relations
Council
are
fac-j
ed
with
an
expenditure
of
up-i
wards
of
$1500
this
year
in
getting
I
out
a
new
publicity
pamphlet
for
I
th
city,
old
supplies
having
now
been
exhausted
while
the
de-i
mand
for
same
Increases.
!
Prince
Rupert
Public
Relations
j
'
Council
is
expected
to
call
its
annual
meeting
next
week
when
.
10c
Rover
DOG
POOD-
H
Prince
Rupert
C.
A.
Davies,
Toronto;
E.
H.
Sinclair,
Vancouver;
D.
S.
Neil-son.
Edmonton;
L.
G.
Ro!Ot,
R.
A.
Day,
Olof
Hanson.
J.
A.
McCarthy;
Fred
Talbot,
W.
Warnes,
O.
Andrews,
L.
F
Patterson
and
E.
Matthewson,
Vancouver;
R.
Rudolph.
Calgary;
J.
H.
Hitchcock,
4
t
es
Stir
fish
and
olives
in
mixture.
Remove
from
MAilGlME,
Margarene
lb.
37C
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financial
aspects
of
the
under-
E.
W
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
ANNUAL
GENERAL
MEETING
CIVIC
CENTRE,
8
p.m.
THURSDAY
Election
of
Officerand
General
Business
EVERBODY
WELCOME
i
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casserole
with
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.
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.
D
t,h
.
takine
will
be
reviewed
Last
11
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J,.
and
W
Webster.
Victoria;
F.
H.
car
a
drive
ior
iuncis
was
siari-Cooling.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j
?d
and
this
will
be
renewed.
mixture
and
top
with
corn
meal
mush
and
UTTER,
FIRST
GRADE,
per
Jb.
XOC
H:,ke
in
moderate
oven
'"-.A"5"
"
"."'C!
'
'
ZrZZLZ
F.i
about
30
minutes,
'i
5
to
G.
son
Creek;
Joe
De
Mills,
Vancouver:
M.
McDonald.
West
Vancouver;
p.
A.
Taylor,
Edmonton;
E
A.
Meyer,
Burnaby;
E.
E.
Stevens,
Ottawa;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter,
canon
of
St..
Andrew's
Cathedral,
returned
to
the
city
at
the
end
of
last
week
from
a'
trip
to
Van-
Martin's
COCONUT
10c
readers
Samuels.
Winnipeg;
Mr,
and
Mrs.
I
couver
on
ecclesiastical
duties.
D.
Walker.
Terrace:
Mr.
and
It
f-
J.'.
-nj.r
4
s
O
.V.
whist
and
dance
Frl-
:
Mrs.
J.
H.
McGee,
Hazelton;
S.
S.
i
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"
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LOTUS
DATES
2
Lb.
cello
pack,
pitted
COLD
WATER
SOAP
For
woollens.
7
Oz.
pkg:.
'...
FROZEN
STRAWBERRIES
i
-braary
8.
(ltci
Harper,
Edmonton;
W.
Rogers,
.
.'Montreal;
W.
W.
Wright.
Atlin.
....
,
h,.r,T.,ii
ner.in
Ladies
Aid
tea
and
,
,
.,,
i
imm.v.nn.
c
;
J.
Dale.
Terrace:
Ed.
O.
Sulli-
FIRST
AID
FOR
BABY'S
FIRST
SNIFFLE
9,
2-5.
'
(33c)'
van,
Terrace;
J
Dtinlop.
Vancou-
i
ver:
Joharfiia
DrWit
and
A
Di-
a.
I
X
'5
f
Pkg
ICE
CREAM
89c
95c
23c
2
for
25c
'
2
for
25c
2
for
25c
17c
"I.l'K
"iBHON
TEA
Lb
Bl.l'E
RIBBON
COFFEE
Lb
HINT'S
FRl'lT
SALAD
15
Oz.
tin
TANGERINE
Jl
ICE
20
Oz.
tins
SMILEY
PINEAPPLE
Jl'ICE
20
Oz.
tins
r
GRAPE
FW
IT
Jl'ICE
Dessert.
20
Oz.
tins
YORK
CREAM
CORN
15
Oz.
tin
39c
59c
49c
29c
28c
ibs.
34c
3.60
pkgs.
35c
nirlian
Le?ion
Women's
Wit.
Holland;
Jack
Aldrich,
ov
monthly
meeting
Castle
Rock.
fi'iiruary
7.
(38)
i
trader.
f
fayne
Friday
and
Saturday-Specials
Beautiful
baby
chenille
spreads,
all
white
with
multi-colored
motif.
Thick
deep
velvety
pile,
closely
spread
rows.
Large
size.
Reg.
value
19.95.
Till
.
f
A
step
In
time
often
brvca
nine.
So
b
t
A
4
"i
i
.
,
,
we(
Bitcl
take
trn
iimpte
prpoRution
mt
in-:
and
Gentlemen
new
Si've'al
,
davs
after
nis
iatner
i,aby'
rt
mwu
or
nitne.
Give
tuhr
-
l-ave
Just
arrived
for
'
little
Johnny
was
stopped
j
VSLSrSkf
K
and
.summer
suite
xir.
hi
the
street
bv
a
kindly
neigh-i
f
rtttui.
f.verih
una
.inc.wi.-
Hie
ret
Assorted
flavors.
Pkg.
MILK.
Fresh
daily.
Puart
HONEY
I
'
'
Beekist
1
MAZOI.A
OIL
Gallon
r
1
''
SIIPEDDED
WHEAT
.1
3
M
!
bor:
"And
what
were
your
poor
P.
Cravetto.
nhoiie
cmlly
l'r
haliy
B
dvln-me
lyHtcni,
HHtiy
t
Own
ThIiIpIh
Iirvo
a
Uxstivc
action
tliat
it
gentle,
ytit
spwnly
and
tlie
reln
f
tli-y
bring
.il8
tor
auuolntment
i32n
father's
last
words?"
the
neighbor
asked.
PRIMROSE
SWEET
MIX
PICKLES
2Qg
2
tins
25C
giwii
a
li.ng
way
toward
giving
baby
cum.
fnrt
while
nature
works
to
enr
the
cold,
Swprt-t;iting.
Ilahy'
Own
Tahlota
hav
6,-n
usinl
by
nviihfni
for
oyer
611
yeara.
Get
a
utickage
today
at
your
druggist.
3u.
A
PPLF
JUICE
SAUCE
Glen
Valley.
15
Oz
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supply
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of
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