5v
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nevs
Tuesday,
February
12,
1052
-
.
.
.
Housekeeping
.
Co-op
Has
Dividend
Mrs.
Gene
Autry
,
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
Loves
Its
Taste!
Full-Time
Assessor
Dougall
Flrlzzcll
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
plane
from
a
business
trip
to
More
than
$8,000
in
the
form
of
4'2
per
cent
patronage
funds
Is
being
returned
to
members
of
Kaien
Consumer
Co-op
this
year.
Vancouver.
Members
approved
the
distribu
Dalo
L.
Pitt,
managing
of
Silbak-Prcmlcr
mine,
was
7
v
.
Job
of
Revaluation
Expected
To
Take
Two
Years
A
full-time
assessor
will
engaged
by
the
city
following
decision
by
the
finance
committee
to
re-as.scss
the
entire
city.
Aid.
Mike
Krueger,
finance
committee
chairman,
reported"
to
"5
'
k.
.
A
4,
-,
1
If
'"..
,
.
;
',
.1
J
kV
-
,
,
4
-
J
a
passenger
aboard
the
camo-sun
today
going
through
to
Vancouver
on
company
business.
J.
R.
D.
While
and
R.
C.
Edwards
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Robert
Mallory
of
Masset
were
members
of
a
party
of
fisheries
officers
which
sailed
today
on
the
Camosun
for
Vancouver
to
take
a
course
at
departmental
council
last
night
the
job
was
tion
following
the
annual
general
meeting
at
which
financial
.reports
were
read.
Operating
two
retail
stores,
the
Co-op's
sales
totalled
$223,000
in
1951.
There
are
650
members.
Since
beginning
its
operation,
the
organization
had
paid
out
more
than
$32,000
to
its
shareholders,
Secretary
-
Manager
George
Hills
reported.
BKIXIS
PRESIDENT
i
C.
R.
Bellis
was
re-elected
pre-f
tdent
for
his
seventh
terra.
F.
W.
expected
to
take
two
years
1
Objection
was
raised
to
recommendation
by
Aid.
Krueger
i
that
the
assessor
be
appointee
j
for
two
years
"following
whicn
other
duties
be
incorporated
-iui
U,.,.,.lt,
H1,
iv,iii.,ii
from
Mm.
(icrm
According
to
a
Victoria
an
UHS
position.
,
:
Autrv.
Hiiant
m
i
v.
Hhnnkt
miu
Aid
Georce
Casev
said
city
h:inn
itli
.mi
ntui
t
,
pnw.
-'"
r.v.
-ii
i
.
.....
nnili
1-1-M
nif
nouncement,
C.
J.
Norrington,
r.rimhtn
i
vinp-ni-pslrtpnt
and
vtiu'll
ni.man.
TV..!.,
T3..nA(-
nnJ
W
'
V
vx
i
nuiw
nup...
I
Michael
Krueger
is
treasurer
a
new
idea
thats
old
as
eating!
Trw
-AI-AD-It's
ion
of
serving
a
salad
as
first
course
dates
buck
to
v
custom
of
eating
a
few
greens
with
vinegar
and
Ml,,,
appetite
for
the
heavy
meat,
fowl
and
fish
allowed.
Milad
of
greens
before
dinner
stimulates
the
taste
,i':,.'s
the
flow
of
digestive
Juices.
But
most
iinpor-'
fiiinlly
consumes
a
vital
share
of
the
necessary
of
vitamins
and
minerals
from
the
fruit
and
SEED
BOX
SHOULD
BE
DEEP
ENOUGH
TO
NOURISH
PLANTS
down"
to
one
assessor
for
auchfcf
im,.:,,,lai,i,v
nil
mjiM
a
long
period.
mxriniriiif.
I
mi
11
aiii
ciil4i
iiiA
now
at
Terrace,
has
been
appointed
a
member
of
the
board
of
management
of
the
Terrace
Finance
committee
members.
Bonnktu
vntnium.
Ami
you
u
New
directors
are:
Mrs.
Mabel
(
Rye,
Mrs.
Donders,
W.
H.
Brett
j
gnd
William
McKenzie.
All
but!
Mis.
Rye,
Mr.
MacKenzie
and1
Mrs.
Donders
have
served
on
the
If
you
plan
to
start
flower
or
to
dry
out
gradually
In
a
&-e
ifx
plained
tne
term
was
inserted;.
iu.
n-ai
vMetable
seeds
indoors
this
or
cellar.
If
thawing
sou
is
neat-;,
.
.
ho
Kohkt
mvi
I
fCinumtti'
ho
uuv
lJl.1
I
I
tit
"all
A"
'Flavor
and
District
honpltal
for
a
term
of
two
years.
iitntiofi!
i'.i-iHiniiw?-!
t,se
it
in
ni-miF
hPf,.rB
it
is
safe
to
sow
ed.
it
will
dry
fast,
but
form
clods
1
mHikinif
itll
VI'L'rtjLlill'3.
AA
a
df.'licioUl
board
before.
thpm
;
thp
earden.
don't
pave
which
cannot
be
broken
u;).
!
will
f
take."
The
stated
.
te
term
was
i",
-
.1
1
'i
v.4t
f
Future
plans
of
expansion
,
tne
way
of
ailurc
by
using
in-
When
dried
slowly
good
soil
wi":later
wuaiawn
from
the
mo
Ui
t-r
ltiis-t:i-
niHrir.,riit
in
Milt!
in
Twt
,cd
as
first
course
may
be
elaborate
or
as
simple
ig
and
cucumbers
on
lettuce
that
our
photograph
would
depend
largely
on
acuon
,in,lltp
pmiinment.
crumuie
ana
tan
uc
u
i
lion.
sand
and
humus.
Seeds
can
be
sprouted
on
a
!
t
ert
ri'milar
eiiinomy
pai-kaKP
will
j
color
wafrr
and
aiwi
in
the
famou
I
EUiOW
Uuik
bag
for
farit,
eay
color
of
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association,
mem
i.iys
it
must
be
reiresning,
appeuzingiy
arranged,
S
'
.
.
:
1
1H
Committees
Appointed
fiTJ'Ull"B,
uii'W
""
If
you
var.l
to
sell
i',
advi
rtis
News
cl.issilied.
bers
decided.
The
PRFA
is
investigating
possibility
of
separating
Its
producer
and
consumer
branches.
,
i:asy
appetizer
salad
ki
d
eggs,
quartered
Leaf
Lettuce
s
ui
i)i.'elcd
scored
cucumber
Mayonnaise
Paprika
moist
piece
of
blotting
paper,
but
A
mixture
of
one-tmn
top
sou
thev
will
not
grow
into
planus
one-third.
sharp
sand,
and
one-:.,
without
sufficient
soil,
or
soil
third
peat
moss
or
humus
wnl
substitute
to
allow
their
rooU
make
a
good
soil
for
flats.
These
to
develop
without
crowding.
Too
should
be
well
mixed,
and
passed
small
a
seed
box
may
be
little
through
a
sieve
to
get
all
umps
better
than
the
blotting
paper;
;
out.
When
you
fill
the
flats,
put
it
will
sprout
the
seeds,
but
can-,
the
lumps
in
the
bottom,
and
not
provide
them
with
nourish-
only
the
finest
soil
on
top.
ment
for
growth.
Light
may
be
a
limiting
factor
.
dm.t
umipnhnir
which
holds
when
seed
box
is
kept
in
a
wm-
a::ig
arrange
two
jiiiiu-uvuiuru
rg
oeri:i.ivni
ami
s
on
a
bed
of
lettuce.
Place
a
mound
of
mayonnaise
uid
garnish
it
with
paprika.
Serve
as
an
appetizer
Would
Speed
Negotiations
:
Chairmen
and
members
of
city
I
council
standing
committees
were
j
appointed
by
Mayor
Harold
j
Whalen
at
city
council
last
night,
;
following
the
recent
election
of
j
two
aldermen.
j
They
are:
j
Finance
Aid.
Mike
Krueger,
,
chairman;
Aid.
George
Hills,
H.
F.
Glassey
and
W.
J.
Prusky.
US
elistic
The
city
is
"anxious
to
start
negotiations"
with
British
Columbia
Power
Commission
regarding
future
power
supply
here.
This
is
the
reply
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Committed
For
Trial
at
least
two
inches
of
.soil
is
ade-
dow
of
your
home.
A
south
win-.
quate
The
standard
"flat"
used
dow
that
gets
the
full
sun,
un-
shaded
by
trees
and
neighboring,
for
the
purpose
is
sold
knock-
buildings,
will
usually
be
suf-;
down,
in
sizes
from
14x21i
to
These
easily
.
licient.
With
other
exposure
15
x
24
inches.
are
artificial
light,
which
has
been
,
few
put
together
by
driving
a
nails,
and
will
grow
plants
to
proved
to
serve
the
purpose
can
;
e
provided.
Hang
a
lump
,
garden
size
without
check.
,
a-
mi
.'m
,-n
u
rp-'
above
the
box,
and
let
it
burn
Board
of
Works
Aid.
Hills,
chairman;
Aid.
Krcuger,
Prusky
won
:
and
John
Currie.
i
Health,
social
assistance,
police
1
Long
has
been
Instructed
to
write
by
city
council.
A
letter
from
the
Commission
r
S
f
Jolm..on.
visiting
another
in-i-
t.iglit
to
a
SI.
liul's
!i,.pH
nr
dilute.
Vermi-
all
night.
A
40-watt
fluorescent
;
and
licensing
Aid.
Darrow
Gomez,
Aid,
H.
M.
Daggett,
H.
F.
i
Glassey
and
Currie.
Ronald
Riley
Sent
I'p
Ou
False
Pretences
Charge
In
Logging
Case
read
at
council
meeting
last
:
ulUe
'and
sphagnum
moss
are.
lamp
can
be
hung
a
foot
above
.
nil
congregation
llic
uvia,
uuu
u.
.uiin'iw-..
night
said
the
Commission
was'jgood
.substitutes,
but
neither
has
Utilities
Aid.
Daggett,
chair-
should
be
high
enough
so
that
"willing
to
meet
city
representa
I
any
nourishment
on
the
plants.
l-ll
n
xt
he
em-.
Rnald
Edward
Riley.
35-year-,
man;
,1
Casey
and
Gomez
it
does
not
bring
the
temperature
tives
at
victoria.
1
1
aa
na
oc
i.od
cans
peupiL-
0id
longer
ol
Armstrong,
was,
Pioneers'
Home
Aid.
Casey.,
m,u!,n
.sUprt
t.h.
.u.
v-.-,
H,irt
.
of
the
box
higher
than
65
degrees
Id
lor
a
Purpose,
in
Mon-I
commit
ted
police
court
cnalrman.
MA,
olassey
and
Go
STORK
CRAFT
ABY
CRIBS
a
w
'.
day
ior
trial
in
nigner
coun
101-:,.,,,..
0rt
wr.
.
vuc
11a.
t
"i'tJ"
v.
city
would
want
to
await
findings
I
leaves,
otherwise
the
plants
will
al
nignt.
of
the
Public
Utilities
Commission
j
dje
j
,
usiiit
out
in
thei
lowing
preliminary
hearing
Dyinjip.
hearing
regaraing
me
assets
01
nmlri,h
,
DlanU
-1
.
iu
ri....i
r
r
is
je-ii
v.111
iv
;
ivjagi.M
riire
vv.
u.
.
vanue
b
the
only
one
i
false
pretences
and
iraud
charge.
,.,.
.
n
pit.hip
Mr.
w
s.!"u
ure"1
DV"
ru""
u,ith..t.
rhiri
feedinB
and
1
.
....
1
'
.
;
.Tdlove;
"He
1avn4l
Tor'S
"ef
on'
29
'
B"
R
8
-
Geo
C
'
many
amateurs
prefer
It
for
this
-
"
a
"fe
1
and
zoning-Aid
Dag-
iaying
tactics
iKKW
nu
nsi
aeent
for
Oscar
Dunlao.i
vt
riirri.
anH
Pbhpv
1
ul
y
;
.
(I
unworthy
Pl'O-i
nor.j,
coas
loeeine
camo
opera-
i
w'aira
rnmmlttee
Chairmen
of
;
i
shelter
last
fall,
then
dig
it
during
the
first
thaw,
and
allow
it
ADVERTISE
m
ir.iciilou.s
irou''ht
"
I
14
f
An
example
of
the
finest
kind
of
good
craftsmanship.
We've
an
extensive
stock
and
you're
invited
to
our
furniture
department
upstairs
to
make
your
selection.
Princd
from
,
L
,
1
ni
an
stanaing
cummiuni.
I
!
r
came
and
leu
In
evidence,
Glassey
said
he
1
Public
relations
Aid
Glassey.
1
Aid.
,p'
1
sayiut.
Riley
the
because;
gave
money
civic
Centre
committee
m
iur
1
uio
u
annul
in.11Sprt
tnirt
him
he
had
13000
rIU
onrt
Prualcv
Aid.
I
worth
of
logs
boomed
as
part
of
Hospital
board
delegate
I-
..v
y.wuu
.,w.nUi
contract
witn
uuniap.
unu
Sl'IPIltss
sittL
uicn.iita
l.alllUle.
1
t-
1
f..w.r..tnE
n
email
fcyr.,0iim
Vfrc
Vnra
ArnnlH
l!"Ji
IIJPIU.JI!
'II
1
11!
!
JLliMUVl,
iiu
ujAiuwn
n
itioii
iiu..ut
....
u.
...
.
.
r
;i
worthy
pur-
logoing
camp
at
Crow
Lake,
near
39.50
Less
mattress
I'cui'
that
"lio.n
KliutzrmaU
c
n.
said
Riley
had
iiou
siialt
eaten
not
boomed
any
lugs
as
part
of
vi
ic
caiicu
w
oc;lhe
contrart.
Highway
May
Be
Reopened
oi
I.IU
LM.
unneth
souls
is
Agreement,
according
to
tcsti-mnn.
was
that
Rllev
would'be
Gordon
&
Anderson
v
that
be
wlse
19
a
thiuiKiinrt
at.
boom
m
tin.
Iinc.litvmtu
nf.f"
.
.
.
.
.
.
cialn
f.ir
lntB
hp
VMrflpfl
Otlt
of
Limited
Phone
46
t.
And
they
that
Uv,
woods
Riloy
hl.ed
slx
men,(
unless
more
snow
Intervenes,
riMhicousness
as
six
wpfks
,aU,r
he
rotumea
to
the
Skeena
Highway
between
ver
and
ever."
!
Prn.
R.nprt..
claiming
the
here
and
Terraw,
which
has
been
I,
a
m
:
m
.
:
monrv,
then
disappeared.
:
closed
since
January
12,
may
be
cleared
of
snow
within
a
couple
month
at
He
was
arrested
last
of
weeks.
Tills
is
the
sea
tement
Armstrong
and
escorted
here
by
L.
E.
Smith,
the
district
en-was
counsel
RCMP
for
trial.
Crown
A.
Bruce
Brown;
defence
Clnccr.
5
isi
.
.j
JJnion
to
HHficers
r--:.;:
-v.
"S3,:
i.:
1
A
civic
religious
observonce
in
memory
of
the
late
King
George
VI
will
be
held
at
the
Civic
Centre,
Friday,
11
a.m.,
February
15,
under
the
auspices
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
with
assistance
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
Association.
Public
is
requested
to
attend.
Civic
and
Government
officials
will
be
present.
Cn
.is
Union,
at
its
first
conducted
bv
Douglas
Hogarth,
i
N.
l
i
'
i
meeting
tonight.
Bail
for
Riley
was
set
at
$$2,000.
Aorlrl
1
ll,
i-.
.1
slate
of
officers
Tn
nolice
court
vesterdav.
Dc-
"
In
Air
Force
ti
niporary
slate
fon(.e
counsel
Hogarth
argued
usisted
of
Tom
thn
rrown
hnH
not
Drescnted
evl-
tint
I
V
cn;;
Ted
Hogan,
denca
to
conclude
"essential
ele-!
E.
A.
Evans
had
a
telephone
Mrs.
Eleanor
menis'
'of
the
false
pretences
message
from
his
son.
Jimmy,
in
urer;
Robert
Mc-
charge
Vancouver
Sunday
evening.
He
ure,
;
Robert
Mc-
M,
Hogarth
claimed
the
case
in
the
Air
Force
and
has
been
Ailluim
Halliweil.
,,,',,
hp
hp
"nnruted
in
on
vacation
for
a
while
but
cx-
-.1.
u
iDuracleaning
HAROLD
S.
WHALEN
MAYOR.
m
the
union
al
c
n
..
that
ls
was
a
pects
to
be
,
soon
reporting
to
sof
about
8d
per-
f
vU
law
He
maln.
j
Winnipeg
where
he
is
stationed.
r..i....
idh
mnnpv'Since
becoming
an
airman,
his
tot
tcuoomr
nJ
convenience
.
.
Iim
Mr
photswry
.nd
floor
coicrinK,
Dwjcleonrf
h.
ontm.
tint
"
Cli
are
iih
which
lh
Itha
war
owni
him
for
work
Wis
have
become
somewhat
'
.-.
-
'
'
4
v
fiv
i
'rv
I-
g
'
T'H,..y
beiuufr
yuor
furnishinss.
new
scenes
including
done.
Mr.
Hogarth
pointed
to,
wider,
ail-
Mi
1terftt-tf
i
Dumclsan
mn
your
fabric
-'
Mexico
and
Eastern
Canada
'
brc.uie
this
modern.
.!
clcmin
prom.
crown
evidence
thut
100.000
feet
of
logs
had
been
cold
decked.
This,
he
said,
was
part
of
.the
icaers
"Difficult
Day?..
Take
a
Dispi
in
5?
contract.
'
bcil
thtrt
i
no
we.r.
no
brck.ine
ol
kb
uosrd
br
mtchine
scrubbm.
'
ThiJ
oum
proltcird
service
l
rccom-
nended
br
AmcricH
Udm
lurnuure
.nil
department
stores.
Regular
Moose!
He
and
Mr.
Brown
both
rcfer-
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
WILL
BE
CLOSED
FROM
MONDAY.
FEB.
11th
to
FRIDAY,
FEB.
15th
INCLUSIVE
I'l'UnR
Tuesday
'
ca
111
Lnrlr
"18""K"1
recorded
cases
in
law
books.
Mag-
"u.n
y
12,
B
p.m.
lslrulc
Vance
wollld
not
grant
an
(3Gc)
adjournment
requested
by
Mr.
nual
nieeting,1
HoRarth
to
produce
another
case
:
C
What
Make
Duraclean
WMIKE!
'
l'i'llti-n
Q
nh,
v,
n
1,1
"Difterenl
uerrs
and
reports.
Why
DISPRIN?
Because
DISPRIN
is
soluble
and
substantially
neufra.'When
taken
in
water
as
recommended,
it
enters
the
stomach
as
a
true
solution
and
not
as
undissolved
particles.
It
is
therefore
less
liable
to
cause
stomach
discomfort.
DISPRIN
is
readily
absorbed.
Because
it
definitely
dissolves
(not
'merely
disintegrates)
DISPRIN
permits
speedy
absorption
and
gives
quicker
relief.
DISPRIN
is
palatable.
Even
children
will
take
it
readily.
I36pl
3iflTl
AH
Elks
are
re-
re-
u
I)'
(1
!
It
cleeos
by
ituorption!
"end
the
regular
,
'siluy,
February
14
t
'li
tmbedded
dirt
.nd
srit
.re
Srst
removed
Br
melliods
k.e
-l.nvclenimt
-deep
wction.
,ouehd.rt.l.dvno.p
in
!".
...
"matiinK
ur
-
r.pid
reoiU
!ts
unable
to
at-
CLSf
"ntaet
Uidgc.
Red'
I3l!r)
!
in."
DuntlHflMig
.voids
this.
RE-OPENING
OFFERS
Saturday,
Aonday,
Feb.
15th
and
18th
Clip
out
the
coupon
below,
present
on
the
above
dates
Will
be
honored
as
cash
on
purchase
of
$7.50
or
more
'lay,
February
15,
Moose
whist
tournament
Saturday
night
saw
52
people
cards.
Following
were
winners;
Mrs.
P.
Slverston.
ladies'
first;
'""''-ii
of
the
late
II-
t(l
the
Gm,
is
;-!,)
VI,
the
Masonic
"'d
until
Friduy,
Mrs.
A
Norton,
second;
W.
The
mtti
ter.icd
DunttlM"
fo.m
too.cns
ld
.brbi
Micky
soil
nd
.i.im.
liolJin
this
Itrime
in
suspension
oi
'
ftM
until
removed.
No
inconvenience!
Durnlnei
f.hrics
redry
in
rust
le
hours.
Spcc.l
ingredient!
rcenli.en
wool
libers.
Ku
pile
unm.ls
.nd
rises.
Colors
K'ie.
Vour
t.brics
re
lelt
desn.
iresti.
enlnened
.
.
.
our
home
is
mere
eautitfl
to
litt
uith.
Durvprnot
If
yen
m,
1,.
ke..
'
"
tnverinei.
twtal.
Ossceiprool-1.
You
fiery,
tailii"t
ogoiml
demrns.
"en
nave
nw'
pfolecliwi
,,u
......
.'
.
"l
,u.
Martinson,
men's
first;
Mrs.
G.
Science
Progresses
For
50
yean
wo
havn
used
littl
while
tablets
ocetylsalkylic
acid
for
relief
of
pain.
Today
this
familiar
pain-killer
is
ovailooln
in
a
new
form
without
thn
disadvantages
of
acidity.
Insolubility
and
bitter
tost.
It
Is
'called
'DISMIN'
and
H
sold
o
druggists
everywhere.
'DISPRIN'
is
available
in
Bottles
of
26
tablets
or
Handy
Pocket
Folders
of
8.
-.1
.in.
in
w
nun
en
.Rathgabei,
second.
Mr.
Martin
52.50
ynu-nt.
i3tk:)
son
alro
won
the
pool
prize.
250
COUPON
t
A
i"iiit
meetiim
of
i
i
lie
Deep
a,.u
Fi.sh.
11
'""I
Halibut
Vcs-A;vstji-iat
inn
uiiu
un
I
lower
Hio"
oPP'r-
Redeemable
as
cash
on
a
purchase
of
$7.50
or
more,
Feb.
16
and
18
Idew.
The
eniiuol
COit
i
jnr7r:riTTi"ti
'
i"
the
In,
leu
.H.cli..
Piold
.olul.on.
vouticlf.
Hove
fk,ir.
DisrvDreolod
lodoy
beiore
I
n
inn
Hull
on
Tnes.
your
foe-Hci
'''One
damage
developl.
at
8
p.m.
E.
u'.
M
l'.,
will
be
1
36c
(
inch.
COUPON
$250
$2.50
SAFE
SPEEDY
PIEASANT
...FOR
PAIN
RELliF
Men'
C-C.C.
cmnlovpps
PHONE
GREEN
328
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Service
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Illllni,
mi
m
Wtmr
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v
annual
P.m.,
Febl'llnrv
10
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summon
Lounge
iei
Fashion
Foo
I'ffici
ers
and
explan-
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THE
MAKKKM
OF
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ul"on
functions
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1233
Water
Street
rrince
Kupert,
B.C.
11
f"
and
Georirp
vir.
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urged
to
attend.
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