I'nncc
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
March
3,
1952
1
unusn
r
Piures
I
J
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
Glasgow
Police
i
EDUCATION
WEEK
Geography
Up
to
Date
By
G.
E.
MacNelll
aboard
the
Cunard
Liner
Ascania
and
transferred
to
one
of
three
Canadian
National
Railways
boat
trains
lor
Edmonton.
The
Scottish
lassie,
five
feet
Twu
i),
h
(ira"w
I
fat.
''"
brought
back
V
;
Theatre
Ir?
t
lne
Work
Ti...
tr
I
seven
and
a
half
inches
tall,
dur
I
Woman
Arrives,
Edmonton
Bound
t
HALIFAX
Flashing
a
friendly
smile.
Canada's
first
policewoman
immigrant,
pretty,
blue-eyed,
fair
haired
Margaret
Pear
With
six
seiners
and
eleven
parkers
busy.
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
reduction
plant
at
Port
"0
ing
her
little
more
than
five
year
in
police
work
has
to
her
cteciit
solving
one
of
Glasgow's
worst
crimes
single-handed.
Two
W.ath"
and
To
many
people
the
word
"aonnrnnliu"
on
11
c
nr
i
inn
Ion
cant
Edward
has
been
getting
a
t
.
.....
r-
..
,
...
m
m
7:
-
:
,
Z
'
-
stantial
addition
supply
of
her
years
ago
a
baby
was
abducted
m.,mnr,K
ITntii
i
vrc
tv,
ring
from
outside
Burnaby
Nar-
.
Bjtl1
Both
pictur
Picture!
iw
(iuihc
in
uiaaguw,
wiu
text
books
in
geography
have
u
.
l.
.i
HUU1
Ki'fuirl
u,:
son
stepped
ashore
here
Satur-
first
case
there
for
nearlv
ruwf
uii
nie
ouulii
uccii
vnar-
i
uwaJ
Dlavs
'
lagged
far
iar
behind
Dcnina
the
me
advances
advances
Aw
ay
irom
fmm
rci-cnn-
c.in,i
She
01,
,
t
j
T-
V;
lagged
Glasgow,
Scotland.
centurv.
and
rwheewoman
Pear-
.
Islands
where
there
has
and
summ',,.
lotte
been
.
.
...
...
VPHrc
hof,..
.
"'a
a
Dig
run
oi
line
Dig
iish
"uie
Deim
rrived-
here
accompanied
by
son
was
assigned
to
the
case.
X
L
People
thereiore,
nave
Been
twelve
Glasgow
policemen
i
Three
davs
after
the
kidnao-
8
t
-i
i
..
iua
.
.
i
..
.screen
...
uui
ui,
wic
7a.-Ji.
i
uupii;
vi
weens,
1Ileyarp
"IE
me
.
type
'
K
oman
Pearson
,u
pifig,
police
w
ResiUt
is
the
plant
has
been
,JK1--
ul'""ig
with
s
t...V.--.7;l
The
location,
classification
and
working
full
turning
out
fish
and
'
ven
some-
i
meal.
The
take
from
across
m
tneme
LHecate
Straits
will
continue
.
Lnar''e
GrapfWin
found
the
youngster
approximately
350
miles
away
in
a
Birmingham
home
safe
and
well.
Unable
to
have
one
of
her
own
and
casual
explanation
of
the
forms
of
the
earth
were
the
contents
of
tllUllU
H1U
Ulllia
WCTll
UI1UI
.
'
"F'T
'.ME
3.
i
f
ishinti-
closes
March
10.
The
Port
X.T
wlth
Or-
k
!
Edward
p'ant
has
also
been
con-
Mai'Jrle
Rambpaulr
i
tlnuing
active
on
filleting
sole
1
ali,l'rS(,n
In
import.'
from
thc
draggers.
i
'"P
or
nr,
Henry
Fonda
ncJa.
Union
steamer
Chllcotin,
Capt.
William
McVombo,
returned
to
port
at
5
o'clock
yesterday
after
i
ond
of
children,
a
woman
had
dents
memorized
mountains,
taken
the
Police-
youngster
rl
,ak
,
,
,t,
J
woman
Pearson
tracked
her
towns
Rh
m
tho
ht
f.tft
down
by
p
eeing
together
bits
of
relationship
between
these
places
clue,
.vi
e
dug
up
keeping
at
tne
and
their
habitant.,
case
without
rest
student
s.-.unned
geograhpy
Each
towering
six
teet
or
because
of
Its
lack
of
interest
more,
the
twelve
policemen,
who
ana
because
of
the
lack
of
op-are
also
going
to
join
the
Edition-
portiinity
for
employment
In
tne
ton
police
force,
have
had
a
long
field.
While
the
decline
in
inte,r-polce
training
before
coming
est
jn
geography
was
going
on
in
to
Canada.
All
veterans
of
the
tne
schools,
men
like
W.
Davis
Second
Wo'-'d
War,
Including
were
talking
and
writing
about
ulucwsnian
Pearson
who
was
the
relationship
between
the
Classified
New.,
pay
big
!
noon
from
her
regular
fortnight-;
ly
voyage
to
Massct
Inlet
points
j
and
sailed
a.
8
u.m.
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
,
TODAY
a
WErD
at
'j
i
Twenty-one
Ships
At
Port
Churchill
j
ffhc
season
of
navigation
at
'Churchill
in
1951
opened
July
f
5
v
r4
.
...
ff
v.;
.
.'J
a
wren,
they
were
interested
in
earth
and
its
inhabitants,
and
emigrating
here
by
two
of
theii
human
geography
was
born.
At
jucia.es
who
served
with
the
the
same
time
K.
Ritter
was
KAF
in
Canada
during
the
war
stressing
the
strong-Influence
of
.Hid
then
planned
to
return
as
geogiaphy
upon
the
power
of
the
;itizens.
Etate
and
its
people,
and
political
Typically
Scottish,
their
names
geography
was
born
are
Donald
MacDonald,
Donald
Modern
geography
which
J.
MacDonald.
Alexander
Mac-
stresses
man's
adjustment
to
his
In
tosh,
H.
Wells
McKay,
Daniel
environment,
began
in
America
A
McCloskeh,
James
Douglas,
about
the
year
1920.
Expansion
George
Allan,
Edward
Lowm,
was
shown
at
first
and
by
1940
James
Mitchell,
Robert
Moffatt,
there
were
only
500
professional
James
Rodger
and
William
Bol-
geographers
in
the
United
States
land.
All
are
from
Glasgow.
A
aI1d
only
eight
in
Canada.
Ninety
number
of
them
already
have
percent
of
these
were
in
the
relatives
in
various
sections
of
educational
field.
By
1946
the
Canada
United
States
had
800
and
Can-
Tnis
first
group
of
police
to
ada
had
five.
By
1950
geogra-emi?rate
to
Canada
to
occupy
pncis
in
the
United
States
num.
29
and
closed
Octobrr
4.
In
the
Interim.
21
.
ocean-going
vessels
docked
at
Churchill,
and
7,278,-843
bushels
of
(train
-were
shipped
overseas,
which
was
a
new
Churchill
record.
During
.
the
ca.son,
7G50
tons
of
Incoming
freight
reached
the'
port.
,
JoiJ.A
1
m
m
u
m
Tropicanas
u
For
1952
$4.98
HtoCS
SIOUX,
now
on
her
way
back
to
Canada
aier
completing
a
second
tour
of
duty
in
the
far
East,
is
shown
above
making
her
way
thrown
an
Ice
field
during
her
last
patrol
off
thc
West
Coast
of
Korea.
Operating
with
a
task
un
c
ose
inshore,
thc
Sioux
spent
her
last
patrol
Offending
islands
north
of
thc
38th
parallel.
S
15
ts
scheduled
to
return
to
Esquimau,
this
Saturday.
CPO
Ted
Mills
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
with
Sioux
on
both
her
tours.
'National
Defence
Photo)
News
of
the
District
,
.s
e
amons
bel
cd
1000
to
1200
and
in
Canada
!
nearly
-900
immigrants
to
arrive
about
50
here
in
two
liners
on
Saturday
)
lnc
ruvwuonai
liC:li
5tm
pro.
h'Zp
L'vPool.
Southampton
Lc
vicles
thc
greatest
opportunity
nfPraH
t
Rlhtcrdam-
They
J
for
employment
but
some
pro-n
""k
?adian
fesslonal
geographers
find
em-'
nnn,
p
n
ra,M
fhiK,at
Payment
outside
the
unlver-
,
tor
ior
points
nolnt,
across
the
country.
sities
i
J
,
Most
govei.-.iie-.t-,.
maintain
CPR
steamer
Princess
Louise,
fu'l-tlme
and
part
time
geog-!
Capt.
Hicks,
is
due
in
port
at
3
:
15
'
raphers.
Cities
and
towns
em-
!
tills
afternoon
from
Vancouver
P,ov
urban
geographers
to
plan
!
via
Kcmano
and
Kitimat.
The
erowth
and
development.
Grad-
Jack
Harris
and
F.
Spartgens,
Kwinitsa:
C.
UllberR,
Erlckson,
Sask.;
D.
Abrey,
8.
T.
Crowe,
T.
Kasa,
D.
Nelson.
T.
Olsen.
J.
A.
Sadler.
E.
T.
Wtlllams,
C.
M.
Logan.
A.
Eckert.
V.
Bremner,
J.
M.
Ruttan,
J.
A.
Hatch.
Miss
H.
Plggott
and
J.
Hepburn,
Van-couver;
O.
Fiva,
Alice
Arm;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Biggs.
Prince
Rupert;
D.
O.
Little,
J.
ParmenU'r
and
Mrs.
F.
Vercttc.
Terrace;
C.
Mat-lia.s.
Burns
Lake;
Lt.
Cdr.
Hudson,
Esquimau;
pr.
J.
8.
Harrison.
New
Westminster;
H.
A.
MacD)Ugail
and
R.
O.
Smith.
Massct;
Miss
A.
Sercda
and
Miss
WALLACE'S
:
DEPARTMENT
:
STORE
Terrace
Gets
New
Theatre
vessel
sails
at
10
p.m.
on
her
re-
ua,cs
rni
the
University
of
I
TERRACE
I
OPICS
Marriage
At
Terrace
British
Columbia
are
at
present
i9iK:ai;BEBBBBBPII
'turn
south.
One
C'onipli
le
Shcuini
"i
.
Nlfiht
t'omnwnrini
On
his
way
home
after
a
week's
Miss
Betty
Blssonnctte,
RN,
business
trip
to
Vancouver
where
TERRACE.
",'ul
Sacred
i
employed
by
the
Lower"
Mainland
1
Regional
Planning
Board.
Oppor-
i
tunity
for
employment
is
high
!
here
in
British
Columbia,
and
p.ospects
of
future
employment
uld
not
look
better.
NOT
TO
BE
SIILNNED
Heart
who
graduated
last
fall
from
St.
hr
mnrlo
fineil
a
ri-o
r,
f
IJ.
Wozncy,
Edmonton;
O.
Sand,
I
D.
Mandziuk
and
C.
Dobble,
Kitl-jmat;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
v-
E.
Cham-
the
building
of
new
nnn
1
Ch??h
was
thc
sene
of
a
uiel
Joseph's
Hospital,
Victoria,
B.C
vpririlni
D9ilu
Crirl,,
1.
1
t
1
.......
theatre
at
Terrace.
Charljs
D.
..
o
y.i....4
.a
ucic
iu.
a
iuiiS
viwi.
at
nic-bcr,
Victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrs
West
Vancouver,
....v...
iiau
kjiuv-iic-v
ui
van-
nonie
oi
ncr
parents,
Mr.
ana;
s'eci
couver
became
the
bride
of
Al-
Mrs.
Bissonnette.
'
bert
James
Baker
of
Terrace.'
j
Father
E.
M.
Lcray,
OMI,
of
fi-
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington,
Terrace
1
NOTICE
TO
MOTORISTS
Our
Repair
Service
Department
will
be
ctascd
Monday
altcrnoon,
all
day
Tuesday
and
Wednesday,
March
3rd,
4th
ancl
51h
to
allow
our
mechanics
to
attend
a
Chrysler
Technical
Service
School.
These
schcols
arc
put
on
to
keep
our
mechanical
staff
up
lo
date
on
all
new
service
Information
covering
Chrysler-built
vehicles
and
thus
render
the
best
available
service
to
owners
of
tho.e
cars
and
trucks.
Your
co-cpe
a
lion
in
this
matter
will
be
'amreoint.rf!
'
Adam
is
in
Prince
Rupert
today
k
Mr.
Adam
arrived
by
the
noon
plane
from
thc
rauth
and
is
leaving
for
thc
interior
by
bus
later
in
thc
afternoon.
The
new
theatre
will
be
of
quonsct
hut
construction
and
thc
m1u.11
uie
ceremony.
delegate
to
the
annual
meeting
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
SHOW
STARTS
AT
7
PM
LAST
COMPLETE
SHOW
-
1:31
f
The
bride,
in
a
navy
blue
suit
;
of
the
Red
Cross,
returned
home
I
'
with
lime
accessories
and
a
cor-
i
from
Vancouver
at
the
week-'
1
'
Boys
and
girls
should
not
shun
1
Geography
whether
they
choose
it
as
a
career
or
not.
Young
men
;
and
yqung
women
going
out
into
.'
this
complicated
world
should
I
know
as
much
as
possible
about'
i
the
interdep.-ndence
of
groups'
:
ol
peepb
all
over
thc
face
of
the
car
h.
They
should
know
thc"
problems
and
the
culture
of
Iheso
peopo
and
Ihc
influence1
these
things
hnvp
nnnn
thnl
,
site
of
the
50
by
120-foot
struc-
i
J
prayer
book
and
was
given
in
turc
will
be
on
an
acre
which
mn,-,.inn
h
1
i,,,,,,
,7,n
'
viSiix.r
in
,
..t.
Mr.
Adam
has
purchased
on
t
were
Assistant
District
Forester
-
NOTIwflasoline
I'mnps
and
Parts
Department
will
remain
Iter
bridesmaid,
Mary
Roy.
Chapman's
suit
with
black
ac-
M-
O.
Kullander
of
Prince
Ru-viicipiiuiu
8
corner
corner.
..
.
.
-
.
.
nrrt.
Vi
in
iini,.
nf
vi.imi
or.n
9
'.vay
o;
thinking.
5AS
iwr
tMM
RT
MOTORS
,LTDL
tw:um:.i
UUU
U
I
Ol
SagC
OI
DIIlK
-
""
1
The
new
house
will
bear
tho(
lUnalit,ns
H
'
L.
B.
B.
Boulton,
who
gave
In-;
Tillicum
Theatre
name
of
thc
j
-
...
;structions
and
exams
here,
present,
theatre.
It,
will
have
GOO
Bl",t
11,1111
wa,s
RllK-.
.
.
scats
and
modern
projection
I
After
thc
ceremony,
a
dainty
Eugene
Harrison
's
lcavin-equipment.
.
,
bunet
supper
was
served
at
the
shorUv
for
the
south
to
take
a!
The
young
people-
of
British
Cbluntbia"
should
.be
concerned
wilh
the
effect
of
"other
flshlnir
(
HUYSI.Ki:
I'LYiMOUTII
FARGu
;
communities
upon
world
mar-
(Concert
Parkaff
;nomc
oi
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Kugg.
J
psychopathic
nurse's
course
all
t
Thc
heppy
couple
left
on
the
i
fcksondale.
He
is
at
present
cm-'
i
evening
train
for
a
short
stay
i
ployed
at
the
I'ome
lor
thc
Aged
!
M.
.
Adani
said
he
had
heard
in
Vancouver
that
a
new
hotel
was
being
planned
for
Terrace.
TOTEM
"Of
Men
And
Musk
!
A
I'A.MOl'S
Pl-AVERS
THEATRE
j
rnnce
Kupcrt.
vneir
ruture
here.
I
resiaence
will
be
in
Terrace.
Phone
Red
ISO
Today
for
Reservations
on
"Curtain
tt
K
Celebration
At
Aiyansh
...
-
;
,
Blasting
has
been
going
on
at
'
llie
Lakelsc
Avenue
garage
site
DCDXA
KIATCC
lof
tne
PnnrU
new
building
to-rLKVjW
'NUItO
takc
lhc
P'1
of
Cob
and
Jim
Irvine's
garage
gutted1
!
K
u:.
iney
should
be
concerned
with
the
new
wood-pulp
industry
that
is
developing
out
of
the
African
Jungles.
These
are
some
of
the
things
geography
concerns
itself
with.
The
required
courses
in
British
Columbia
High
Schools
provide
,somc
geography
in
the
Social
Studies
Courses.
But
Social
Studies
32
(Human
and
Economic
Geography
i
and
Social
Studies
91
i
Human
and
Political
Geography)
are
elective
courses
in
the
senior
school.
Students
and
pa:ehts
should
.inquire
further
1
into
the
benefits
that
may
be
obtained
from
either
or
both
of
there
courses.
;oy
lire
recently.
Thc
new
build
-
Following
the
election
of
the
village
council
at
Aiyansh
last
Ray
MacDonald
of
Vctoria
i.;
in8
is
to
be
a
$12,000
structure.
1!M7
riyiiioulh
Sedan
1330
Austin
Sedan
l!ll.'
(
hcvni'i't
Srdan
in.-0
Sli:d.;li;tkcr
5-passrnsi-r
Coupe
1!)1S
I'onl
Panel
'
j-lon
,
1!37
Lincoln
Coupe
1911
Chevrolet
Coupe
1940
Plynwuiii
Sedan
USED
CAI
VALUES
week,
a
large
banquet
was
held
'
opening
up
a
garage
bi:1iness
at!
to
celebrate
the-
occasion,
also'
l'ct'W.
nc
is
wt
aiiK-,
or
his
!
Tne
Sadie
Hawkins
dance,
the
visit
of
the
Indian
Supcrin-
equipment
to
arrive.
Hi.,
.family
'
sponsored
by
the
Ladies'
Auxil-tendent,.
F.
E.
Anfield,
who
'had-
Wl1'
Ju,n
h'ln
111
1110
!1J"1
,,ary
was
a
great
success
Friday
to
remain
over
for
a
day
be-
i;vt'nin8
as
a
utincc.
GENERAL
MOTORS
PRODUCTS
cause
snow
made
flvimr
bnrk
m
Mr.
anr".
Mrs.
"
Ingvald
Bye
hvA
Pr.nce
Rupert
impossible.
i'
l
h.."r
Z'
Union
:teamer
Camosun,
Capt.
'
'
a
scare
tne
olhcr
rlnv
whpn
thir
.,,.."
T
-
..
With
Roy
Adams
as
chairman
jeep
hit
an
Icy
spot
on
a
nav
Kt'n
an
ar
Zr
Tl'.n'u-and
Mr.
Anfield
and
the
new
row
stretch
of
highway
he.c.
lvedVffi
'
K"t
10"
!u
1
cve
chief
councillor,
Roacr
Mercer,
a,
They
spun
around,
hit
the
bank
i
,
speakers,
the
banquet
program,
and
the
ieen
rolled
over.
Neither
n,n8
anc1,
altcl'
cl.s.-iia.
v
li.
a
Frank
Waterhou.se
freighter
Cassiar,
Capt.
William
Glceson,
irrived
in
port
at
6
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver.
After
taking
on
local
cargo
for
Skag-
j
way,
the
Cassiar
sailed
at
noon
In
continuation
of
her
north-1
included
selections
bv
the
fa-
was
hurt.
..considerable
freight
cargo,
sa;l-
Superior
Auto
Service
mous
Aiyansh
Silver
Harmonic
STECIAE
1916
CHEVROLET
Club
comic,
fully
equipped
with
heater,
defroster
and
radio;
we
'i"
'
buy
your
1052
license
at
thc
current
price.
Price
Hill
1938
PONTIAC
'51
motor,
new
tires
GM
new
car
guarantee
1910
CHEVROLET
Sedan
1919
-CHEVROLET
2-door
Sedan,
radio
and
heater.
GM
used
car
guarantee
cd
at
6
a.m.
for(
Alice
Arm
and
Lawrcnt-c
Johnson
of
rtruw!stcwart
whence
she
Ls
due
back
Limited
conducted
funeral
servic
for
the
!
here
tomorrow
to
sail
south
at
Band,
under
Bandmasters
Ben
Munro
and
Frank
B.
Tait,
and
the
no
less
talented
village
church
choir
under
Hubert
McMillan.
The
choir
sang
the
ani-
,
ward
voyage
to
various
Alaska
ports.
l
i
Third
Avenue
West
late
C.
C.
Mills
o.
Priefatlev
at.
12
noon.
Phone
Green
217
Burns
Lake
on
Wednesday.
The
bilious
"Hallelujah
Chorus"
and
fu"
as
attended
by
many
"Worthy
Is
the
Lamb"
selections
?f
t
,frie"ds
a"d
rcIaUons
of
from
Handel's
"Messiah
"
i
Mr-
Mllls
n'om
Perow
to
as
iar
USED
TRUCK
VALUES
STKAMkR
Prince
George
oui,
as
iqfuesiiei.
iwr.
mius
is
sur-
.
.
J
.Th.
J
H
,,.
J
hEar
lat
.
.
ba,"d
,
vivcd
his
wlfe
a'
Priestly
and
aMts
i
nA
?6,
m?re
I
W(!ndCr
th'e
children-Verne
Mills
of
fninr
under
rU
circumstances
t0PCX
that
are
rylCMy;
m,ici,r
Stuart
iKrJ
Mills,
travelling
m
1918
CHEVROLET
'i-ton
panel.
This
unit
lias
a
new
n
rt
(nl
flit
itrr
a
swttnrtlntnlv
now
rrnii
ni
Dili'1
fW'A
t'
V
1
uwirtf
a
VVM
l
IH.IJ
v--
Job,
and
lieatcr.
A
real
buy
at
only
.iii..v
.v
viiivaiiii
vin
nn
....
:
111
Edna
West-
,
nesses,
and
Mrs.
'
garde
of
Pcrow.
wnuutivt:
to
lllSirUC-
tion
and
rehearsal,"
was
Mr.
Anficld's
tribute.
(The
choir
191C
iMC
l-ton
panel,
heater
Full
price
J
fnji
l!Mfi
qt.
i
nXlC,
i
ii
-
n
...-.nn.l
rn-.ir
Him
new
paruui
iiioior,
ior
oniy
j
mm
rin.vbiin.'r
m
i-i...
$11"
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Purls
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDMGIIJ
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
viEiiiVfK.4
2-tUll
JIUlVUp
-
WE
ALSO
HAVE
PRIVATELY
OWNED
TRl
S
AT
OWNERS'
PRICES
FOR
IMMEDIATE
SAI
t
See
Our
Budget
Plon
for
Financing,
Rcp"rS
and
Accessories
TDAnFC
A
Kin
TFRM
and
band
are
village
trained
i
and
in
thc
summer
ranks
are-:
Mr-
nnti
Mrs-
Terry
Byman
and
often
broken
when
the
mem-
,
son-
Alvin,
and
Howard
Chorncy
bers
come
to
the
fishing
industry
!
of
Qucsncl
were
visitors
at
Perow
on
thc
coast.)
j
and
Houston
for
two
days
this
The
band
comprises
44
'smart-
I
wcck-ly
uniformed
and
splendidly
in-
su
umcnlcd
membus.
i
u.
Leboc
and
ramliy
and
Art
Thc
lour-part
choir
consists
Bansomc
spent
last
weekend
of
2e
nicjnbers.
j
visiting
Qucsnel,
Prince
George
Mr.
Anfield
wat
..-vompiinijd
i
and
Willow
River.
on
thc
Aiyansh
u-i;-
b,i
D.-.
Myron
Laauchuk,
rcoidcnl
In-
j
The
very
mild
weather
of
the
past
dayS'
toBethcr
wlth
dian
Department
,
f,LT
.
surgeon
b
"
.several
inches
of
f
new
snow,
has
who
examined
100
patients
at
niadc
lt
very
wet
and
difficult
thc
village.
,
for
lumbermen
to
operate.
9Ji
cu.
ft.
DELUXE
S
Refrigerator
....
$499.00
$100.00
8'2
cu.
ft.
DELUXE
Refrigerotor
....
$461.50
$
70.00
8'2
cu.
ft.
STANDARD
Refrigerotor
$432.50
$
65.00
DELUXE
Range
$519.00
$100.00
STANDARD
Range
$388.50
$
75.00
'DELUXE
WASHERS
$359.95
$
50.00
Northern
B.C
Power
Co.
Ltd.
,.
'?..
Besncr
Hluck
phone
810
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C.
mmr'tmaeiH;imumamrll
Ui
III
VHW'H.Hm.il
mm
,UMlMy
VANCOL'VEIt
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Chllcotin
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Camosun
12
noon
ALICE
ARM,
STEWAHT
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
O.UEKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
.
March
14
and
28
st.
Chilcotin
midnight
FOR
SOUTH
((CE
EN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Cfcllcotin
March
7
and
21
(midnight)
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCK
RUPERT
Phone
81
Ask
for
John
Be""'';
Frizzell's
Motor
Products
Ltd
luJES
"jfl
Mrs.
Jocelyn
Bolton
left
by
If
you
want
to
se:i
ir,
News
i.ia.s.IiBrt
air
today
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
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