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2
10,000
Mob
Tiny
Nev
Zealand
Port
To
Bid
Queen
farewell
Wallace's
Djpt.
Store
Spjjj
Vinylite
Plastic
.
....
.
,
..
w
machines
alone
being
worth
in
the
neighborhood
of
$100,000
a
piece
upwards,
and
nil
the
surrounding
facilities
can,
without
but
Gothic
"might"
be
able
to
a
the
the
storm
centre.
tralia
and
New
Zealand,
hope
was
expressed
tha
i
Pali
1
The
King
or
Plastics
a
doubt,
be
used
almost
on
a
mo-
ment's
notice.
Credit
for
mot
cf
j
this
belongs
to
the
staff
of
con-
;
scientious
officials
and
work-
!
I
he
Prince
Kuperf
Daily
r.jws
Saturday,
January
30,
1954
Br
J.
G.
GRAHAM
INVERCARGILL,
N.Z.
(CP)
Queen
Elizabeth
brushed
away
tears
of
emotion
with
a
white-gloved
hand
as
she
bade
farewell
to
the
people
of
New
Zealand
from
the
boat
deck
of
the
Curtains
-
Drapes
-
Yardage
m
men
who,
if
they
were
given
a
little
more
authority
in
manage
ment
to
prove
their
worth,
possibly
could
put
the
yard
on
a
much
better
paying
basis.
We
are
forever
hearing
the
cry
CITY
TRANSFER
CHATlkc
PACKING
STORAGE
of
money
wasted
in
subsidies.
The
new
improved
Vinylite
so
easy
to
clean,
so
inexpensive
and
permanent.
Beautiful
new
color
combinations
to
blend
with
any
room
color
scheme.
See
Wallace's
stock
of
brand
new
1954
designs.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
nothing
being
said
of
the
sub
royal
liner
Gothic.
The
Gothic
sailed
from
the
nearby
port
of
Bluff,
on
New
Zealand's
southern
tip,
for
Australia
and
the
next
stage
of
the
six-month
Commonwealth
tour.
More
than
10,000
people
crowded
the
little
port
to
bid
the
Queen
and
the
duke
Ood-speed.
Many
wept,
too.
amid
waves
of
cheering.
Their
New
Zealand
visit
had
been
singu
sidies
given
out
by
the
govern
LOCAL
and
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
II
ment
to
drydocks
in
Vancouver-and
Victoria
which
are
in
a
bet
ter
location
and
should
be
able
i
Phone
950
to
be
more
self
supporting
than
,
the
one
in
Prince
Rupert,
which
I
possibly,
although
not
public
;
knowledge,
would
not
run
mn'e
i
FIRST
AVENUE
AND
Me
BRIDE
STREET
larly
free
from
exasperations
end
criticisms,
and
was
an
'
I
than
a
paltry
$100,000.
l
enormous
success
gnu-muj.
In
39
days
the
Queen
visited
44
centres.
An
estimated
two-;
thirds
of
the
country's
popula-,'
I
!
tion
saw
her
I
.Up-
v
r
is
HOW
MANY
WORDS
with
F
Also,
there
is
the
question
of
:
the
faithful
service
which
has'
been
rendered
by
a
small
stuff
i
at
the
local
drydock.
who
are
I
masters
in
their
trade,
and
sonic
i
of
whom
are
approaching
the
time
of
superannuation.
When
;
heads
of
the
local
organizations
;
made
their
snap
decisions
were
)
these
people
given
any
cons.der-
ation?
As
this
is
the
first
time
that
I
have
ever
made
an
outside
;
statement
and
as
possibly
it
will
be
a
long
time
before
anything
aggravates
me
again
so
much
to
make
another
one,
I
would
like
:
to
compliment
the
writer
of
the
article
in
Thursday's
paper
referring
to
the
local
Power
Company,
and
mention
the
fact
that,
I
think
the
time
is
about
ripe
to
apologize
to
this
Company
and
j
to
compliment
them
for
faithful
services
rendered,
with
the
hope-
j
!
OBJECT
AC
HIEVED
j
The
tour
was
favored
with
re-I
markably
fine
weather
almost
!
throughout,
with
the
result
that
j
'
no
engagements
had
to
be
can-'
celled
or
varied
on
account,
of
rain.
i
The
press
has
agreed
that
the
!
Queen's
object
to
deepen
the
i
personal
bond
between
the
;
crown
and
people
has
been
out-,
st
andingly
achieved.
The
Auckland
Star
said:
"No
:
other
event
in
our
history
ha.i
i
been
accompanied
by
such
na-i
tion-wide
upsurging
of
the
1
spirit.
Now
we
know
much
more
about
our
Queen,
both
as
a
monarch
and
as
a
woman.
She
i
still
remains
a
symbol
of
all
I
that
Is
best
in
the
modern
world
(-,
IF
THE
FOREFATHERS
of
present-day
Romans
ate
spaghetti,
this
is
probably
how
they
boiled
it.
The
urn
and
"stove"
are
part
of
the
discoveries
of
Italian
archcologlst
Professor
Salvatoie
Pugliesi,
who
believes
they
were
used
by
a
family
in
the
enrly
Iron
Age.
The
articles
were
found
in
an
excavation
on
the
west
side
of
famed
Palantine
Hill,
the
site
of
Rome's
founding.
Buried
Ruins
of
Old
Fort
Found
in
North
Manitoba
Did
Louis
Montserrat
Write
tv
l
".i
tete
a"
...in-'
i
in
his
Best-Seller
Novel
"THE
CRUEL
SEA
ft
that
no
new
move
will
be
made
without
a
new
plebiscite
to
the
people,
which,
this
line
I
imagine,
world
be
in
-avor
of
the
Northern
h.C.
Powei
Company.
I
think
the
time
has
come
for
Prince
Rupert
to
wake
up
and
try
to
hang
on
and
improve
what
FLIN
FLON,
Man.
(CP
ondcr
Il'nry
-
Forbes
Brothers
but
sho
Is
also
a
beautiful
worn-Twenty
years
ago
an
aged
pros-
fort,
established
in
1775.
They
Hn
pector
turned
up
in
this
north-!
arc
located
over
the
Saskatcht-t
The
New
Zealand
Herald
said:
western
Manitoba
town
with
t
-wan
border,
where
the
Sturgeon
"people
never
doubted
that
tlK
story
about
finding
the
ruins
Weir
River
flows
into
Amisk
or
Queen
would
fit
easily
and
nat-of
an
old
fort
not
far
away.
Beaver
Lake.
urally
into
the
New
Zealand
People
just
laughed
at
him.
j
Mr.
Mnody
first
learned
of
the
scene.
The
event
has
proven
Th
rv,wtnr
Aiu.n
Mprvm-
nnssitile
location
of
the
fort
abundantly
that
they
arc
whol-
BffT
nm.
MTJ
M
fidtn
Oeorgn
uusiicr,
an
oki
jy
aevotea
to
hit
w
oi"
Metis
who
lived
near
the
site
likes
and
understands
them,
in
his
boyhood.
He
recalled
With
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh,
legendary
stories
of
the
white
too,
New
Zealand
has
establish-
man's
stronchold.
Other
Indians
ed
complete
understanding
we
have.
When
maisers
as
vuui
as
the
two
mentioned
come
up,
a
little
more
consideration
and
serious
thinking
should
be
given
before
split
second
decisions
are
made.
H.
TATTERSALL.
old,
went
on
his
way.
He
now
is
in
his
80s
and
lives
in
Nova
Scotia.
But
it
was
not
until
last
fall
thai,
there
was
concrete
evidence
to
confirm
his
statement.
New
discoverer
is
Harry
Moody,
unci
historians
supplied
more
based
on
mutual
affection
and
To
the
first
ten
guesses
closest
to
the
answer
we
will
give
PASSES
FOR
TWO
to
sec
"THE
CRUEL
SEA
"
TO
BE
SHOWN
AT
THE
CAPITOL
vc
February
4th,
5th
ond
6th
Send
your
-guess
to
Box
895,
eo
Doily
Nei(
before
noon,
February
3rd
iEff
jj
clues.
j
lespect
Having
sold
his
Dcnare
Beach
"DEEPEST
GKATITl'DE"
JT'f-HP-THH
veteran
storekeeper
in
the
Flin
Ho!
...
'
;
'
u,.
:
Prime
Minister
Sidney
Mr.
Moody
learned
that
the
"',
,
...!?'""
'
I
land
declared
that
the
visit
will
with
fort
was
somewhere
in
tne
area
";,
J"',
i
remain
engraved
in
the
heart
from
his
study
of
early
history
'
1
of
every
New
Zcalander
I
nd
from
the
tales
of
Indians
yiua
F..U...B
.v-w-.w.
,,.
v,
V,rf
A
few
months
ago
J.
D.
;
'T
,
who
traded
at
his
Dcnare
Beach
work
.
,
V.
0.,,.,r,..Knn,a11
,
CtTI
iilC
IUJOI
V.WUW
V,
Golden
Jubilee
Committee
par-lSBildj
j
New
Zealand
has
ootoH
th
,,ra
onrt
known
j
store.
He
searched
20
years
be-i
lore
finding
the
fort
20
miles
away.
i
The
ruins
are
of
the
Alex-
uncovered
the
T
remains
of
five
nothing
like
it
before
and
our
ELLIS'
air
lines
KOH
HUl'E
-
TUNY
MAKTiN
K.NUS
TODAY
7:
-
9:
p.m.
"HERE
COME
THE
GIRLS"
Firemen
Hurt
buildings
and
six
fireplaces.
The
1
w
Mr
'
V
,
.
.v,
st
Irring
days
he
feelings
i
rehes
conform
to
descriptions
in
,'hese
Mhe
deepest
ltude
to
our
gra
j.
urn
.ls
of
Alexander
Henry,
duke
who
have
.
he
jubilee
committee
states.
,a"d
0f
.
,
!made
tnese
happy
timcs
pos"
,ISI.I)
MINE
,1IVT
DETECT
ni-TH'TiHi
Oil
s)1(,
or
us.
Si
CLEOPATRA!
mm
wh
f
.
to
In
Store
Blaze
SUDBURY,
Ont.
(CP)
Five
!
rh-emen
were
slightly
:njured
toriny
in
early
mornin?
fire
;
which
destroyed
a
business
block
housing
four
stores.
Dam-se
was
estimated
at
$40C
000
to
i
'500,000.
Unearthly
Metal
"Too
mui:h
Auto!
Not
enough
INSURANCE!"
LOOKS
LIKE
MOVING
DAY1
You
may
have
enough
insurance
on
your
car,
but
have
you
choked
your
fire
insurance?
See
us
for
full
protection
a?ainst
all
hazards.
Thr;
commitiee
says
the
fort
The
Queen
and
the
duke
left
is
of
special
significance
os
H
the
heart-warming
farewell
marks
one
or
the
Important
with
the
possibility
of
an
assault
events
in
tae
amalgamation
of
Dv
the
elements
on
the
way
lo
distiiri
fur
trader
to
meet
the
Australia,
where
they
are
due
competition
of
the
Hud-i.o'-.
Bay
to
land
Wednesday.
Company.
.
weather
observers
said
an
Among
ari:.:les
unearthed
"intense
cyclone"
is
breeding
in
with
the
aid
of
a
mine
detector
the
Tasman
Sea
between
Aus--
by
Mr.
Moody
and
members
'
;
CZZI
"
KETCHIKAN
with
connections
to
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSE
ond
oil
ALASKA
Rhonda
FLEMINC
'
William
LUNDIGAN
wl.
'
t'le
Saskatchewan
depart-,
ADELAIDE,
Australia
CP)
itoba
LlOUOr
vT
.
rnent
of
natural
resources
are
mi(mwi
i,i
Members
of
a
jont,
American-
-i
Australian
expedition
brought
,
axe-heads.
FrOtlt
DrfJt
I
Up
in
in
in
'S3
DJ
h
B
,
f
cl,
and
sea.che3t
Phone
266
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
STARTS
MONDAY
hlni?es.
They
are
being
cata-
WINNIPEG
CP)
The
Manl-
,
.
,
,
ered
from
meteorites
if.
on
bn
.v
ex-
.
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.v
.
.
.
.
,,.,
On
the
Same
Program:
BKIAN
DON
LEVY
JACQUELINE
WHITE
in
'Behind
Prison
Gates'
TOTEM
periitlon
through
the
northern
;
jd
.
th'
-ration
!
enmmLuoner
net
nrofit
in
thn
t.
crritory
of
Australia.
ihe.(if
g
nluseum
at
jjenarc
Beach
i
fbcal
year
1952-53
was
$3,481,-
Pa
minis
Pluwrs
ThMlr
for
tn
house
these
and
other
his
metals
may
aid
the
search
Stock
Clearing
Record
Breaking
TIMKS
"SMtPKXT"
7:
-
9:2r;
"PKISON
fiATKS'l
j
torical
relics
found
nearby.
new
heat-resistant
allcvs.
109,
the
biggest
profit
reportevi
by
the
commission
since
It
took
over
liquor
sales
In
1024.
Profit
for
the
previous
yur
was
$8,096,345.
In
the
fiscal
year
ended
last
March
31
the
com
in
s-skin
sold
$32,478,301,
in
liquor
ii.nd
beer.
SUNDAY
AT
MIDNIGHT
fffilaw&iti
"STRANGE
DOOR"
CIIARI.LS
LAUGHTON
-
BORIS
KARLOKF
"STARS
AND
GUITARS"
TITO
OU1ZAR
-
TROINlA
BRUCE
wcxv
HELLO
TO
A
GOOD
BUY!
.
.
.
And
a
)!
ISuy
is
what
you'll
always
set
when
you
buy
a
used
car
at
HOI!
PA
UK
I
It
II
II.
Young
Booklovers
NEW
MAl.DEN,
England
(CP)
TV!-'
ImWui.
radio
and
movies
apparently
haven't
affected
the
reading
habits
of
children
In
this
London
suburb.
More
than
1,000
youngsters
turned
up
at
a
book
exhibition
at
the
local
library.
r
FUNNIEST
inarriivg'e
tftaye
svncc
Eve
trappy
MajV
51
STl'OKBAKKB
SEKAN
Radio,
heater.
Other
extras,
fjnioolh
as
a
swing'
ride.
Only
1525
.,0
Pltl
I
E(
T
SEDAN
Heater.
A-l
condition.
Here's
economy
you'll
785
51
Pl.VMOl
I'M
11
ItOlt
Ilcat'T.
Fully
winterized.
Checked
for
dependability
1565
18
PONTlAi:
M
1N
Spotlight,
heater.
A-l
I'nioy
these
saivinp.
Only
995
20
and
50
OFF
CHILDREN'S
WEAR
2-12
YEARS
SKIRTS
PANTS
BLOUSES
SHIRTS
DRESSES
COMBINATIONS
CARDIGANS
.
PYJAMAS
JACKETS
PULLOVERS
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SLEEPERS
MITTS
GLOVES
HATS
TEE-SHIRTS
a
en
ede
CHOP
SUFY
...CHOWMEIN
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Open
6
p.m.
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
Fur
Outsid
Orders
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no
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y
A
hat
vr
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SEA
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suns
20oo
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off
ft
BOXER
LONG
CORD
$1-88
ii
w
THIS
SALE
STARTS
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
3rd.
FATHER
OF
THE
BRIDE
as
prepared
by
the
Terrace
Civic
Centre
Drama
Association
and
presented
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre
Association
and
will
continue
All
Week
ot
3
CAPITA
E
STORK
SHOPPE
Jan.
31
-
9:00p.m.
.Civic
Centre
.
..."
,
...
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214-216
Sixth
Street
Phone
Green
184
ALL
SALES
FINAL
...
NO
REFUNDS
OR
EXCHANGES
1
Tickets
from
Little
Theatre
members,
Colussl's
Music
Store
and
the
Civic
Centre
lNOLf'1
'SEM
Last
Times
Today
Shows
at
7
-
9
p.m.