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Frince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday,
June
19,
1902
pinner
Guests
on
japanese
freighter
Find
New
Experience
Cubs,
Scouts
Awarded
In
Promotion
Ceremony
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HOME
The
Isle
of
Tristan
de
Cunhi.
2,000
miles
west
of
Capetown
In
the
South
Atlantic,
has
only
250
inhabitants.
MANY
PHONES
Canada
in
1951
had
1,811,194
dial
telephones,
and
1,105,898
telephones
of
the
manual
switchboard
type.
Pakistan
Students
See
Rupert
Two
students
from
Pakistan
S.
A.
Fabeer
and
S.
V.
Qadri
are
In
Prince
Rupert
to
learn
about
the
fishing
industry.
They
were
taken
on
a
tour
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-nnerarive
this
mornine.
Walter
Jefferies,
of
Inglewood,
Calilornla.
arrived
on
the
Prince
Cubs
and
Scouts
of
the
Fourth"
Prince
Rupert
Group
met
in
First
United
Church
Hall
last
night
for
awards
and
a
"Going-
was
recognized.
Kenneth
Freeman,
Donald
Orantham;
Robert
Grtmble,
Patrick
Greene
and
Jim
Siverton
wear
the
first
year
ser
Djd
you
ever
sit
down
to
a
1
of
"sukiyaki?"
fj0o
Well,
neither
had
more
than
'a
dozen
guests
aboard
the
Japanese
lighter
Yamafuku
liaru
"""
until
they
sat
down
to
din-
:..u
..,:u
r.,.,t
o
v..
coal
pot
Ls
placed
on
the
table,
embers
glowing.
Next,
a
fryer
is
placed
over
the
coals.
Th-n
the
ingredients:
Soya
bean
loaf,
cab
bage,
onions,
(two
types)
sova
vice
star.
Second
year
service
stars
are
worn
by
David
Allen,
Derrick
Allen,
Gregory
McLeod,
Donald
Lewis,
Larry
Eby
and
bean
sauce,
sugar
ana
tnin
slices
George
Wednesday
to
visit
his
nephew
and
niece,
Mr.
and
lr&.
J.
H.
Jefferies,
221
Fourth
Avenue
East.
Mr.
Rod
McLeod
of
Langley
Prairhj
arrived
by
Union
Steam
Ships
Wednesday
evening
tJ
visit
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Saunders,
445
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Mrs.
Aurisn,
of
LangKy
Prairie.
of
steaic
meat.
Yesterdav
thev
were
taken
Charles
Anderson;
third
year
through
the
giant
B.C.
Packers
star
by
Michael
Greene,
Larry
Up"
Ceremony.
Commissioner
F.
Anfield
conducted
the
ceremonies.
In
'the
presence
of
parents
the
Cub
Pack
got
off
to
a
good
ve-niig
with
the
Grand
Howl
for
Akela
and
Commissioner
F,
Anfield.
After
the
opening
ceremonies
the
Cubs
took
on
the
Scouts
In
a
challenge
game.
Although
the
Cubs
were
beaten
by
two
points
they
gave
the
Scouts
a
hearty
Three
Cheers.
Stare
and
badges
presented
to
operations.
And,
says
the
captain,
all
this
mixing
and
frying
is
done
by
the
man,
Just
as
he
was
doing.
Each
dinner
guest
was
provided
with
a
oair
of
chonst
intra
nH
Baby
Clothes
$
Shawls
,
Comforters
Baby
Rattles
Diapers
0
New
Snap-On
Didee
Pant
Parent,
Sidney
Bond,
Donald
Withers,
Arthur
Nickerson,
Ronald
Eby,
Lynn
Galbraith,
Blllie
Greene,
John
McLeod
and
Felix
Wright.
Commissioner
Anfield
present
nf,rlasl
ihb"i
i'tJl
"ai"'
soka.
Anil
when
the
Ce.cldeiitaln
be-n
partaking
of
the
Oriental
Lluacy
after
overcoming
a
slipti't
apprehension
of
raw
ef;gs
,jley
were
profuse
In
their
prW
of
a
new
experience
In
Suine
of
ladies
present
fVP,i
to"k
down
notes
on
Us
(.sh
for
future
reference.
The
dinner
was
all
part
of
a
public
relations
VKram
the
L;,,ifse
are
carrying
out,
es-jiH-ially
wittl
Canada,
said
the
faptaio.
'
,
try
to
show
other
peoyje
lather
lands
a
little
of
how
we
Mr.
Arthur
Brooksbank,
vice-president
of
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Ltd.,
and
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson
arrived
hi
the
city
yesterday
from
Ken
Harding,
secretary-manager
of
the
Co-op
and
a
member
of
the
Research
Industries
Board
of
Canada,
escorted
the
visitors
today.
They
came
here
from
Vancouver
where
they
spent
the
last
few
weeks
at
the
fisheries
experimental
station.
Fishing
methods
and
research
are
uppermost
in
the
minds
of.
the
two
men,
who
came
to
Canada
under
the
Colombo
plan
of
bringing
students
to
Canada
to
study
operations.
They
leave
tonight
for
Eastern
Canada.
a
bowl
in
which
reclined
a
raw-egg.
The
guests
didn't
know
the
KK
was
raw
until
the
captain
broke
his
into
the
bowl.
There
was
decided
uncertainty
then
anioiiK
all
the
Occidentals.
But
it
was
the
Intention
that
the
raw
egg
should
be
eaten
with
chopsticks.
First
dish
was
served
to
Mrs.
Youngs
by
the
captain.
The
suklyakl
mixture
was
placed
in
the
bowl,
given
a
tew
turns
In
the
raw
gg
and
then
announced
Vancouver
in
connection
with
tlie
holdings
of
the
late
Mr.
Olof
Hanson.
They
are
leaving
for
Bniithers
tonight
by
train.
Formerly
a
well
known
resident
of
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
McLeod
waa
fort-man
of
-
the.
Provincial
Government
Public
Works
Department
for
a
number
of
years.
He
now
resides
Willi
his
daughter
and
son-in-law,
Colonel
and
Mrs.
C.
S.
Von
Auron,
of
Lanley
Prarie.
ed
Leaping
Wolf
barges
to
Scouts,
Roy
Sieber,
Billle
Watmough
and
Brian
Roberts.
Allyn
Ritchie,
absent,
also
was
awarded
the
badge.
Scouts
formed
ttieir
open
horse
shoe,
and
when
the
Cubs
going
up
had
said
good-bye
to
their
tetlow
Cubs,
tney
were
received
by
the
Scouts
and
Scout
Master
Archie
Mitchell.
-
Commissioner
Anfield
called
on
Cubs
and
Scouts
to
continue
their
work
and
fun,
and
during
the
summer
in
their
holiday
and
camping
swimming
he
asked
them
to
"take
care."
jle
HI
Japan,
cauiib
'
"'e
cua-ifrt
way
to
do
it."
tlit
Cubs
by
Akela
included:
First
Stars
to
Daryl
Davidson,
Kenneth
Freeman,
Donald
Grantham,
Robert
Orlrnble,
Donald
Lewis,
Derrick
Allen,
Charles
Anderson,
Oregor.
McLeod
and
Lai
ry
Eby
Second
Stars
went
.to
Lynn
Galbraith,
Arthur
Nickerson,
Larry
Eby,
MichaH
Greene
and
Ronald
Eby.
Collectors
badges
went
to
Derrick
Allen,
Charles
Anderson
and
Michael
Green
for
collections
,of
stamps,
match
folders,
and
coins.
Each
year
of
service
in
the
Cub
Must
nl
me
lames
enjoying
"'"
r
'
'
"
"""
'
ready
to
eat.
The
result
was
highly
gratifying,
all
agreed.
Ihr
mam
toun.tr
in
nuiuyaHi
likrd
't
especially
for
an
ulterior
reason.
The
dish
is
conk-fi
on
Hie
table,
and
it
is
Sukiyakl
was
the
fourth
course.
It
was
preceded
bv
soud
an
rooked
b.v
the
man
of
the
Kande-uurap
omelet
and
fried
ham.
Desert
house,
('apt.
Yanaoka
explain-d
as
lie
turned
his
hand
to
consisted
of
canned
Japanese
Ihr
military
arts.
oranges.
,
RICH
STATE
Arkansas
supplies
93
percent
of
the
UniteU
Ktates'
domestic
bauxite
ore,
used
for
production
of
aluminum.
It
all
heKlns
when
the
rhar-
mi
!
wfifood$o$teshl
ders
"'1"
if
S
rea
.
Ladies'
Luggage
-SALE-
We
are
discontinuing
our
lines
of
Ladies'
Luggage
and
are
offering
the
stock
Phat
we
have
on
hand
at
ridiculously
low
prices.
.
The
luxuriously-appointed
wardroom
held
one
long
table,
at
the
head
of
which
sat
Captain
Yanaoka,
and
one
smaller
table.
Both
were
filled
with
the
guests,
headed
by
Mayor
and
Mrs.
Harold
Whalen,
as
representatives
of
the
city.
Others
included
Mr.
Norton
Youngs,
Chamber
of
commerce
representative,
and
Mrs.
Youngs;
Gerry
Lemire,
Junior
Chamber
fcik.s
neai'hcomber
Bull.
Invi-
utkin
only.
June
28.
(Hi
lector,
and
Mrs.
Smith;
Mr.
E.
Smith,
Miss
Francis
Cross,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brown,
Capt.
and
Mrs.
William
Kougan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lairy
Stanwood,
Capt
H.
Perry,
Alex
Gait,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Wilson
and
Harry
McNaughton,
-
immigration
Hand-e-rap
double
waxed
I
f
ur
maximum
value
on
your
LADIES'
2-P1ECE
SET
iundry
dollar
see
the
Automatic
Laundry
Ltd.,
743
2nd
Ave.
w
n
...........
32-00
Regular
pd
$48
00
Sale
Price
of
Commerce
representative:
saves
food
taste!
ttOV
Mr.
Oscar
Smith,
customs
col-
t
i
SON
midsummer
night's
dance.
Friday,
June
20.
10:80-
!3U
U45I
LADIES'
S-PIF.CE
SET
900
Regular
price
$38.00
Sale
Price
iO
LADIES'
"t-MECE
SET
OQ00
Regular
price
S33
00
Sale-
Price
iiO,vv
LADIES'
PULLMAN
CASE
9Q
'(0
Regular
price
$42.00
.
.
Sale
Price
Ad
7U
V
LADIES
PI
LLRI
AN
CASE
OZ
(A
Regular
price
$38.00
Sale
Price
iiU,UV
Suit
Lake
Ferry
running:
every
Sunday,
weather
permlt-
I
(",,,,
R,,t
rl..i.la
wry
hour
starting
12
noon.
I'llune
uiacn
uo.
tin
ii'
r'mW1
tears
qmckly,
easily
I
.
aimU.i
rtPUUir
faiiiim
hi
i
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r
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(Attention
Ladies
Oct
youi'
LADIES'
OVERNIGHT
CASE
iwme
baking
on
Saturday,
June
Regular
nrlce
$19.00
Sale
Price
BELVEDERE
FIREARMS
GUNSMITHS
All
Types
of
Guns
"R
EPAIRED
EFINISHEP
-.
JEBLUED
9
NEW
AND
USED
FIREARMS
ItOlGHT
AND
SOU)
SEE
OI'R
RACK
OF
RIFLES
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
IN
11.
at
the
bakesale
held
by
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
W.A.
After-mjn
Bianch
at
N.B.C.
Power
C,
commencing
10
a.m.
1
145
Embassy
Napkins
for
Lovely
table
settings
Made
from
three
thicknesses
of
soft
Cellulose
.
.
.
they
drape
and
fold
like
fine
linen.
LADIES'
OVERNIGHT
CASE
f
CA
Regular
price
$18.00
......
Sale
Price
vjgp-
FOli
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HOLIDAY
Take
advantage
of
this
Luggage
Sale
at
prices
that
are
a
real
saving.
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MEN'S
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Prince
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I
D1XURATION
DAY,
SERVICES
Combined
I.O.D.E.
and
Canadian
Legion,
B.E.S.L.,
Sunday,
June
22.
Fall
in
2:30
p.m.,
Legion
Building.
Parade
to
Cenotaph
and
Legion
Plot.
Volun-lecrs
with
cars
needed
for
lrjii.strtation.
(M5
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BROS.
WINDOW
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Webb
Phone
6
Diced
Beets
10c
Aylmer,
Choice..
15-ox.
tin
Miracle
Whip
AQr
Jl
16-o..
jar
1
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7.59
25
Ib.
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Dog
Food
2
,;,
2k
THIS
AD
iS
GOOD
UNTIL
WEDNESDAY.
JUNE
25th
25c
Ail-Bran
Kellogg's,
pkq.
..
MARGARINE
wifts,
a..,,
ib.
32c
29c
ICE
CREAM
Arctic
Pints
,49c
STRAWBFRRIES
Kr
en
Pkt.
Apricots
2Qf
Bcstovol,
Cho:ce
15-ox.
tin
An
wV
Dad's
Cookies
OQf
.
Ootmeal,
okt.
Mm
M
9c
Sardines
Brunswick,
tin
.
43c
23c
PABLUM
16-oz.
Pkt.
ORANGE
JUICE
I'tui
it
Tin
;
m.
YOU'LL
ALWAYS
FIND
LOW
PRICES
AT
sOpERf-VALU
ON
.
.
.
BUTTER
-
SUGAR
-
EGGS
-
MARGARINE
Jeve!
SwifJ's,
Ib.
25c
Soap
Woodbury's,
4
bars
CHEESr
P"FFS
15c
29c
TOILET
TISSUE
M.D.
The
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y
Far
Roll
Peel'
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'
j
lh.
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pkt.
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Large
-
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11
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3G
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20C
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mv
Apple
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f
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iv!
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tills
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lie
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DRINKING
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'
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...
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fc
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-VT
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SHRIMP
Fancy,
Clover
Leaf,
Nabob
Tin
Tin
23C
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Imported,
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Fresh
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B.C.
radish
'
2
for
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2
or
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j2C
California
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25C
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UPRIVER
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Our
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ore
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by
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PORK
RIBLETS
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1
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Lb.
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Ib.
pkt.
.
..
.
Lb.
For
That
Special
Sunday
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Try
Our
Fresh
K;lled
Chicken
or
Fowl.
60c
Come
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and
look
over
our
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line
of
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and
Fancy
Cheeses
CHEESE
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:
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