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Funeral
With
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New?
Tuesday,
April
13-
152
Ketchikan-Prime
Rupert
Service
Masonic
Rites
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
of.
Prince
Rupert
and
Ellis
Air
SHIPS
and
Masonic
honors
were
accorded
the
late
H.
B.
M.
Valentin,
piomer
city
dairyman,
whose
Huesons
Bay.
Enlarging
at
Prince
George
Lines
of
Ketchikan
are
proceeding
with
plans
to
operate
a
join',
commercial
air
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan.
WATERFRONT
Some
time
this
year
It.
isioped
ppiNrp.
nw)Rr;F
rvmtract
lor
me
construction
oi
a
siu.uuu
r
v
f'
addition
and
renovations
to
the
!
:
Hudson's
Bay
Company
store.!
funeral
took
place
this
afternoon
from
the
Grenvllle
Court,
chapel
of
B.C.
Undertakers
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery.
Members
of
the
craft
gathered
at
the
Masonic
Temple
and
then
proceeded
to,
Join
a
congregation
of
mourners
which
crowded
the
chapel.
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright,
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
officiated
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker
preslcd
at
tlM
organ.
Hymns
were
"Abide
With
Me,"
and"
"Lead
Kindly
Light."
T.
A.
Johnstone,
worshipful
master
of
Tsimpsean
Lodge,
of
here
has
been
let
A.
P.
Andersen,
or.al
contractor.
ARTHUR
KENNEDY
pKT
The
extension;
30
by
90
feet,
if
to
nave
tr.e
service
started.
Seventy-three
passengers
were
Applications
for
the
necessary
aDoard
CPR
teamer
Princess
permits
are
being
made
both
to
Noran
wncn
sne
arriv-.d
here
Canadian
and
American
govern-
yesterday
morning
from
Van-
'Tlen"i'-
;
couver
enroute
to
Skagway.
Six
"
passengers
disembarked
here
Wllllisill
iFiii.iii
I'vi'-iimt!
.si
from
the
vessel
and
'en
took
pas-w
sag.i
for
the
norm
from
prince
Iroill
lilXaliv
IlJlhil
Rupert.
The
Norah
had
400
tons
"After
of
frci8nt
for
Skagway.
trying
many
kinds
of
reme-
dies
to
relieve
ronsti
nation.
I
will
bring
the
firms
total
spa:e
close
to
10,000
square
feet.
Pro-i-'ion
is
being
made
for
a
fur
JAMES
EDWARDS
WILL
CEELIDhn
J
-forage
vault,
first
In
Prince
i
George's
history.
Construction
1
1
Today
and
Wednesday
S
aTZ
Eveninq
Shows
I
fl
Tt
7:00
and
9:00
p.m.
V
I
scneauie
cans
ioi
completion
uy
1
s
int..
i
r
.
if'
LIBRARY
GEM
SASKATOON
'CP'
A
rare
atlas
of
17th
century
maps
by
famous
A
capacity
list
of
250
passengers
came
out
of
Vancouver
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Louise
at
the
week-end.
The
laigj
majority
got
off
at
Kcma-no
and
Kitimat
for
employment
on
Alcan
projects.
From
Vancouver
twenty
passengers
came
to
Prince
Rupert
while
17
arrived
here
from
Kitimat.
.which
deceased
was
a
member,
assisted
with
a
Masonic
committal
service
at
Fail
view
Cemetery
The
pallbearers
were
John
Mc-Lcod
Dan
Kristmansoa,
William
Husoy
Richard
Long
Jack
Mus-sallem
and
W.
J.
Ranee,
i
There
were
numerous
floral
i
tributes.
M'WMiMtrj
Dutch
cartographers
was
pre
sented
by
H.
D.
Eliott
to
the
-
finally
turned
to
a
daily
helping
of
ALL-bran.
No
constipation
now!"
confides
happy
Montreal
woman.
And
delicious
Kellogg's
ai.i.-hran
may
bring
back
your
youthful
regularity
if
your
sulioring
has
been
due
to
lack
of
bulk
in
your
diet.
It's
the
only
type
ready-to-eat
cereal
that
supplies
till
the
bulk
you
may
need.
"
all-bran
is
high
in
iron
and
protein
-
not
habit-forming.
Eat
)
i
cupful
f-
of
Kellogg's
ai.l-Iiran
daily;
drink
plenty
of
liquids.
Kellogg's
is
so
'.
pure
you'll
like
all-bkan
that
if
you're
not
complrlehi
snii.-fiid
aftT
,
10
days,
send
empty
carton
to
-Kellogg's
London,
Ont.,
and
get
DOUBLE
VOUK
MONEY
BACK!
University
of
Saskatchewan
Hi
three
wotJi
library
The
folio
is
valued
at
$500.
Union
steamer
Coquithim,
Capt.
James
Hu
iter,
returned
to
por
DANA
ANDREWS
DOROTHY
McGUIRI
FARIEY
GRANGER
TO
TRY
"WONDER
DRUG"-S;x-nionth-old
Joanne
Lanouette,
in
critical
condition
in
an
Ottawa
hospital
suffering
from
j
tubercular
meningitis,
is
to
be
treated
with
Rimifon,
described
j
as
a
new
"wonder
drug."
The
drug,
being
shipped
from
Montreal
!
I.
ever
meant
1
so
much
to
so
nany
people..
Kitimat
Shovel
Man
Succumbs
at
noon
today
from
Alice
Arm
due
in
port
tomorrow
afternoon
and
Stewart
and
sailed
at
2
p.m.
from
Vancouver
via
Kitimat
a
id
in
continuation
of
hor
voyage
to
Kemano
and,
after
discharging
a
PEGGY
DOW
j
to
Ottawa,
has
been
tried
at
the
Hull,
Que.,
sanatorium
on
two
i
'
patients.
Its
use
on
Joanne,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
1
lPI?0i;
IXTC11
C'ARTUOS
HIIIJ
Lanouette,
will
be
the
first
time
it
has
been
tried
in
Ottawa.
Dr.
,
Napoleon
Tivmblay,
of
the
Hull
sanatorium,
was
cautious
about
.
Vancouver.
small
parcel
of
general
cargo.
j
here,
will
proceed
to
Alice
Arm
'
Frank
.
Waterhouse
freighter
and
Stewart
where
she
will
load
j
Chilliwack,
Capt.
A.
D.
Gough,
is
concentrates
for
Vancouver.
Remains
have
reached
the
city
Classified
Ads
Pcy
TODAY
AM)
WEDNESDAY
Shows
7.(
the
drug
which
United
States
clinical
exper's
have
termed,
"pBssibly
one
of
the
greatest
medical
discoveries
of
all
time."
(CP
PHOTO)
!
and
interment
will
take
place
here
tomorrow
of
Francis
Oliver
Wilson,
42-year-old
shovel
oper-
'
iator,
from
.
New
Westminster,
who
died
suddenly
last
Friday
!
at
an
Alcan
construction
camp
!
at
Tarte
Bay
in
the
Kitimat
larea.
Coroner
Will
Robinson
of
;
Terrace
satisfied
himself
that
death
was
due
to
natural
causes
TWrPflxrfl
h.n
a
hrnthnr
A.MI
H
li
H
H
M
B
II
Five
Barley
Cargoes
to
Finish
Up
Grain
Shipping
Season
Here
I
Between
now
and
the
end
of
July
five
vesseld
liam.
in
New
Westminster,
where
will
load
some
two
million
bushels
of
barley
for
Japan
;
eT'SBSS
Prater
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
PRESENTS
The
Final
Concert
of
This
Sawn
k
Wed.
April
16,
1952430
BRONISLAV
GIMPEL
WorlJ
Eamouj
Violinist
CARL
FUERSTNER
Pianist
-
AccompanM
a
a
M
m
FOR
A
YOUNG
AND
from
the
Prince
Rupert
grain
elevator
and
that
will
wi"
conduct
the
funeral
from
the
chapel
of
B.C.
Undertakers.
clean
up
grain
shipments
from
here
for
the
season,
Since
grain
shipping
started
WELL
DRESSED
HOLIDAY
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
Violinist
Is
Great
Artist
;
from
here
late
last
year
eight
vessels
have
loaded
some
2,500,-000
bushels
of
wheat
for
Japan.
i
Now
the
plant
Is
turning
to
barley
shipping.
"It
depends
on
the
crop,"
said
an
elevator
spokesman
this
morning
when
asked
about
the
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STOISg
m
i
Bronislav
Gimpel,
who
plays
m
:
in
Frince
Rupert
tomorrow
night,
H
mnv
nnt.
tiavi
flio
nrncc
cln-i-ri-f
Cute
ar
(lie
IUimiv
himself
.
.
colorful
as
Master
CRgs
the
happiest,
most
pleasing
combination
of
all!
Anil
you'll
discover
it
right
here
in
our
complete
selection
of
togs
for
young
Parailers!
ADMISSIONS:
Admissions:
Members
Non-Mcnib'a
AT
prospects
for
grain
moverncnt
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
nd
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
1
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNKIIII
Comfort
and
Service
1
40
1.75
CIVICC
Rush
100
1.25
Stuck
ills
25
cents
audit:
1
enjoyed
by
Heifctz.
Menuhin
and
i
lnroKn
nere
next
crop
year
:
Ktvlsler
but
is
said
to
have
the
!
commencing
In
the
fall.
same
training,
ability
and
u:i-'
first
of
the
barley
ships
is
5
'
demanding
of
music
and
the
expected
during
the
first
week
5
violin.
in
May.
There
will
be
a
second
H
B
n
m
j
Gimpel,
who
played
as
a
boy
'
s,liP
in
May.
one
in
June
and
prodigy
with
the
Vienna
Sym-
two'in
July.
1
phony
Orchestra,
came
to
Am-
Barley
is
now
moving
rapidly
erica
In
1937
where
he
played
in
into
the
elevator.
Already
about
t!
xy
jacket
suit
wilh
knile
pleated
skirt.
Navy
blue.
PlaUl
wool
double-breasled
coat;
crisp
white
pique
cellar.
Piaiii
anif
plain
3-piecc
etiM'inli.'e;
bolern,
skirt,
blouse.
1
i
y
'movies,
on
the
radio
and
in
con-;
150.000
bushels
are
in
the
bins1
u
certs.
with
another
300,000
bushels
in
'
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
f'lTY
OK
DEPOT
OEEICE
PRINCE
RUPEHT,
PC.
tor
thos?
who
love
great
200
cars
in
the
yards,
music,
and
for
those
who
wonder
!
A
barley
cargo
consists
of
about
:S50,000
bushels.
wriy
people
love
great
music,
Gimpel
Is
said
to
cast
a
spell
i
CARRY
VW
From
Manchester
To
Great
Lakes
'ha'
will
enchant,
for
as
a
inn-!
sician
and
technician,
he
Is
re-
i
ported
superb.
;
This
is
the
last
of
the
Alaska'
Music
Trail
Concerts
this
season,
i
Financially
this
series,
as
the
i
last,
was
not
a
success.
Whether
ttt
i
n
nr
li
H
M
B
B
a
p
H
M
If
B
H
K
m
n
B
tl
K
a
a
ti
w
9
a
u
u
it
is
successful
as
a
cultural
venture
is
a
matter
of
individual
opinion.
at
WALLACE'S
OF
COURSE
Don't
Forget
.
.
.
The
First
Annual
EASTER
BALL
The
Civic
Centre
Tern
t'lub
Easter
Hall
Fridoy,
April
18
In
(be
Auditorium
A'
Your
Civic
Centre
9
to
1
Doors
cl'xsc
at
11:30
Music
by
the
Four
Dukes
Lndie
,r)0c
Men
$1
00
Dress
Optional
Prlzos
Prlrcshnicnts
will
be
served
Ticket?
may
be
obtained
from
m
member
o
i
the
executive
or
the
Civic
Cent.o
UNCHESTER,
Eng.
One
of
j
the
nnalle.st
ships
ever
to
be
placed
on
the
North
Atlantic
run,
i
the
"Manchester
Pioneer,"
had
t
.saued
for
Toronto.
Her
tonnage
s
2,7r0.
She
is
operating
under
he
Has
of
the
Manchester
liner.,
and
is
opening
the
first
direct
Unti.sh
service
to
the
Canadian
lakes.
One
of
the
22
narrow
locks
of
the
Canadian
Great
Lakes
system
win
give
the
''Manrhestei
Pn.nr
er
'
It'
s
tlian
one
foot
clear,
ance.
A
service
spwd
of
ll'i
knoti
is
l;jtik?d
for,
and
a
round
trip
will
take
seven
weeks.
Six
passengers
can
be
accomodated.
Her
enine
room
U
a
miniature
of
a
28,000
ton
liner.,'
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l,
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Courricr
of
St.
Hya-cinthe,
which
Is
in
its
moth
year
of
publication,
the
oldest,
French-language
newspaper
in
Canada.
It
was
founded
March,
1853.
by
P.
J.
Guitte
and
A.
Degrandpr.?.
Honorc
Mcrcicr,
former
premier
of
Quebec,
was
a
one-time
editor.
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no
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Prince
Runert
Airent
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al-o
have
privately
owned
cars
and
trucks
at
owner
s
prices
for
Immediate
sale.
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our
budget
plan
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financing
repairs
and
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