Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
June
10,
1952
ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces...
back
of
the
ltotauiaiit,
when
they
battled
a
fire
in
apartments
above
a
barbecue
shop
here
which
caused
damage
of
more
than
$10,000.
Conine
Hazard
WINNIPEG
(CP)
Firemen
had
to
cope
with
a
big
pet
collie
dog,
tethered
on
a
long
chain
at
the
i'r
usually
fail,
is,
as
a
rule!
a
Dublip
nor
lias
general
traffic
been
Highbrow
books
are
what
a
lot
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Mil
ln
&
Snow
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n:ake
friends
think
they
read
others.
It's
also
the
day
you're
avenues
and
siae
nireu
im
the
weary,
getting
no-where
system
prevailing
not
so
many
years
ago!
wj
inuiier
sumeming
aoout
neglecting
to
having
hunted
for
a
government
Job
after
leaving
school.
Family
of
Trappers
Bring
In
Largest
Catch
of
Beaver
Largest
catch
of
beaver
brought
into
Prince
Rupert
this
year
was
bought
yesterday
from
the
Blackwater
family,
of
Kispiox,
who
stacked
up
TO
skins
in
front
of
Bill
Scuby,
furrier
and
raw
fur
Vote
Liberal
Vote
Liberal
VOTE
LIBERAL
CANDIDATES
IN
ALL
PROVINCIAL
RIDINGS
SIT.MS
DISt'Ol'
RAGED
Strain
of
modem
life
is
admitted
bv
the
clergy.
Rev.
N.
V.
rViUc
of
Marble
Collegiate
Church
confesses
the
situation
eoiiki
m
time,
become
acute.
He
Just
as
well
to
allow
plenty
of
latitude
as
to
the
eventual
result
of
this
week's
provincial
election.
I
Alternative
vote
counting
has
say:
ttevf
Become
so
iceyea
Arctic
Zon
TROMSO.
Norway
(CP)
This
town
of
11.000
population
has
completed
a
great
aquarium
and
now
plans
to
build
a
large-scale
zoo
for
Arctic
animal
and
bird
life.
Tromso
Is
near
the
70t.h
parallel
of
latitude,
which
In
Canada
runs
through
Baffin
Island.
buyer
of
Prince
Rupert.
up
and
nervous
that
its
aimosi
unlooked
for
possibilities.,
i:r.vxis.v:b'ie
to
put
people
to
sleep
xuh
a
sermon.
I
haven't
seen
'
,
.
.
ar.wm,
s:cenir.c
In
church
in
I
,
Highway
construction
In
Sec-
It
took
James
Blackwater.
gvnmtres
jwi
sucn
a
fatlipr
anrf
sons
Waltr.
DaTP
nf,?
to
N"
seen
Si
Fori
MffiP-
Tsr.x
c.iT
r4tw
l.rs.;-rf
VeArnd
I
tell
you
that's
a
bad
""
5
1
"nce
"uPert
never
and
Bill
a
little
over
a
month
son."
tn
mnkp
thp
rntch
npar
the
to
ry
a
sU.-i
of
s-Uns
vat
rf
affairs
"
,
iuumm
oewr
man
it
aoes
toaay,
as
h-h
&s
ih
bs.rrfl
to
buv
a
nf.
Walter
Elictwsurs
w.fe
nd
baby.
h;s
father
and
mother
were
with
hiir.
!o
cUsposp
of
the
fur.
which
aiso
included
some
S?S9
9
I
headwaters
of
the
Skeena
River.
150
miles
from
Kispiox.
The
Blackwaters
are
one
of
he
few
remaining
families
in
Central
B.C.
who
make
a
business
of
trapping,
they
say.
Top
c'.ass
investment
counsel-i.rt-s
and
financiers
from
eastern
C&r.aria,
Europe
and
United
St,"s
are
about
to
be
shown
industrial
developments
in
British
Columbia.
They
may
also
be
shown
a
number
of
strikes.
and
one
hpe
otter
"Of
course,
the
business
is
not
muskrat
Another
distinguished
product
cf
The
BRITISH
!.:
Q
C
:
so
good
nowadays
as
she
used
!
skin.
to
be,"
said
Walter
Blackwater
j
"We
packed
a3
the
skins
out
as
he
looked
at
the
stack
of
j
on
0Ur
back
ISO
nuies
of
p:?
Uy
beavers.
"Price
now
is
about
j
rough
country.
We
fwa
nussod
$18
to
$20
each.
Five,
six
years
out
en
the
roco
at
hon-.e"
To
most
of
us.
just
now,
doc
tors
and
hospitals
are
vital
sub-
1
lectf,
and
that's
why
Maclean's
ago
it
was
$90
for
a
good
skin.
Kispiox
annual
rodoo
was
heid
-happens
to
be
of
extra
interest.
(Sfi
COLUMBIA
Then
Mr.
Scuby,
who
was.av
12-131
roughly
grading
the
big
round,
"
buving
rr.e
uPP:;e
in
furs,
recalled
the
early
trading
;tJ.Q
-
r,
f,
l
There
used
to
hp
a
time
when
'things
were
different.
This
is
getting
to
be
a
day
when
it's
per-;
plexing
to
know
how
much,
con-
1
day
where
stack
of
.
'
'
history
a
,
nn
,h(1
,,.
.ork
DISTILLERY
Co.
Ltd
beavers
was
measured
by
a
gun
In
salmon
canneries
along
the
j
cerning
yourself
or
how
little,
'
should
be
believed.
Becoming
A'crni
OaK
Bay
James
Mowat
P.
A.
Gibbs
At!5n
Omineca
Will'
am
D.
Smi'h
Cecil
Steele
Burnaby
Peace
P!ver
R
n
Fairclough
Glen
E.
Bradcn
Carihoo
Prince
Rupert
,
Angus
McLean
Jack
McRae
Chilliwack
ReveLstoke
Alex
Hougen
A.
C.
Rutherford
Columbia
Roskland-Trail
Vaughn
Kempton
Alex
D.
Turnbull
Coinox
Saanich
H.
J.
Welch
Arthur
J.
R.
Ash
Cowichan
Newcastle
Salmon
Arm
,
Andrew
M.
Whisker
J.
J.
Carmichacl
Cranhrook
Similkameen
Maurice
Klinkhammer
Maurice
Finnerty
Delta
Skerna
Do:i
Lanskall
E.
T.
Kenuey
Dewdney
South
Okanagan
Rex
Cox
C.
R.
Bull
Usnuimalt
Vancouver
Burrard
(A)
E.
G.
Edt-elow
Howard
Forester
Fernie
Vancouver
Burrard
(B)
Ken
N.
Stewart
John
G.
Gould
Fort
George
Vancouver
Centre
(A)
H.
R.
Bowman
Mrs.
Anna
Rprolt
Grand
Frks-(irrenwood
Vancouver
Centre
(B)
Stanley
Orris
Gordon
Wlsmer
Kamloons
Vancouver
East
(A)
Sydney
Smith
Everett
Crowley
Kaslo-Slocan
Vancouver
Eas
(fit
Tom
Lcask
Frank
Lewis
Lillooet
'
Vancouver
Point
Grey
(A)
W.
H.
O'Kell
Ted
Burnett
Mackenzie
'
Vancouver
Point
Grey
B)
B.
M.
Maclntyrr
Alex
Fisher
Nanaimn-The
Islanrfs
Vancouver
Point
Grey
(C)
Elmer
Bradshaw
.
Stanley
Miller
Ncison-Creston
Victoria
(A)
Walter
Hendricks
Mrs.
Nancy
Hodges
New
Westminster
Victoria
B
Byron
Johnson
D.
J.
Proudfoot
North
Okanasan
Victoria
(C)
C.
W.
Morrow
W.
T.
Stralrh
North
Vamuuver
e
hi.
E.
Suwdcn
J.
J.
Gillis
1
Skeena
River.
barrel.
"And
sometimes
traders
would
LIMITED
Phone
871
We're
earning
a
REPUTATION
Ask
anyone
who
has
purchased
one
of
our
reconditioned
used
cars
or
trucks
and
you'll
find
our
reputation
is
growing
avery
day.
We
are
proud
of
this
reputation
anH
are
therefore
endeavoring
to
maintain
the
highest
standards
in
the
cars
and
trucks
we
sell
and
methods
used
to
sell
those
cars.
CALL
TONIGHT
FOR
A
DEMONSTRATION
ONE-THIRD
DOWN
12,
1R
or
?
Months
lo
Tay
ATTENTION
MECHANICS
We
have
a
1919
FORI)
I'ORDOR
Si:i)N
with
radi
i.
rwaU-r
and
defroster,
seat
covers
and
four
excellent
tires.
The
body
requires
a
little
work
and
rome
mechanical
repaiis
are
necessary.
YOU
can
buy
this
car
fur
$3fil
down,
including
tl.j
3.
Come
in
and
see
it
at
7th
ami
3id
Ave.
lot.
Although
the
fur
season
this
year
was
down
in
volume
over
I
add
an
extra
length
of
pipe
onto
miserable
and
staying
that
way
may
in
time
depend
largely
on
how
you
look
at
it.
last
year,
an
estimated
$150,000
worth
of
furs
was
delivered
here,
predominently
mink.
Prince
Rupert
fur
area
is
the
largest
in
the
province.
THAT
HOLIDAY
The
day
you're
trying
to
find
someone
over
the
telephone
and
Hills
Leaves
For
Atlin
Riding
George
Hills,
CCF
candidate
for
Prince
Rupert,
has
left
for
Atlin
constituency
where
he
will
help
Frank
Calder,
CCF
member
of
the
last
Legislature
in
his
campaign
for
re-election.
Mr.
Hills
is
not
expected
back
until
election
day.
5r"NFASHIuN
FOOTWEARM
503
S595
1939
FONTIAC
SUDAN
HeaU-r
and
defroster,
eood
tires,
'excellent
body.
Full
price
1931
AUSTIN
STATION
WAGON
Radio,
heater
and
defroster,
.
er
11
guards
and
fog
lite.
Only
6750
miles.
CIOC
Full
price
'
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i
O
1918
POVTIAC
Reconditioned,
siioi'luht.
heater
and
de
For
the
professional
or
the
woman
who
craves
utmost
comfort
in
her
shoes
our
white
oxfords
in
all
sizes.
S1265
Pioneer
Educator
ANTIGONISH,
N.C.
(CP)
The
golden
jubilee
of
the
ordination
of
Dr.
J.
J.
Tompkins,
pioneer
in
adult
education
at
St.
Francis
Xavier
University,
was
observed
here.
A
congratulatory
message
from
Pope
Pius
was
received
and
mass
was
celebrated
at
the
hospital
where
the
priest
has
been
a
patient
for
some
time.
froster.
CM.
auto
sadio,
.
eat
covns.
good
tires.
A
real
buv
for
onW
BC
RESERVE
'Caniutan
?yf
)ftijy
Thl
Britrih
Ctlumbu
Distiller)
Ci.
Ul
194?
CHEVROLET
4-DOOR
SUDAN
New
partial
motor,
running
gear
completely
recontlitii-ii'd.
Fuily
.quipped,
radii',
heater
rnr!
defroster.
Q4
Q(S
New
2-lonc
paint
iob.
Full
vnee
.
V
TRMCK5
19-17
DODOE
'--TON
PANEL
Nice
and
clean,
low
mileage.
VOTE
LIBERAL
Vole
Jack
McRae
for
PRINCE
RUPERT
VOTE
LIBERAL
Vote
Ed
Kcnney
NtW
WlllMINffia,
verlisemenl
i
not
publiihed
or
displayed
by
it
liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
li"
fo-
SKEFNA
81050
Heater
and
defroster.
Full
nricj
Fashion
Footwear
Artistic
Prizes
CAPETOWN
(CP)
A
newly-formed
primary
school
athletic
association
at
Glencoe
in
Natal
will
drop
the
practice
of
awarding
a
cup
to
the
winners.
Winning
trophies
will
be
original
paintings
by
well-known
South
African
artists.
Government
ol
Bnluh
Columbia
1947
FARGO
Flat
deck,
lt-on.
DF.
ax.
brake
jr
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boo
boo
:trr.
t
-r.
VOTE
LIBERAL
Vote
W.
D.
kith
S1345
Short
wheel
bp.se.
Fu'.l
price
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED!
BRING
QUICK
RESULTS
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Proaressive
Cooservaiive
The
Peoples
Candidate
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TIME
FOR
A
CHANGE'
For
Transportation
To
The
Polls
Phone
270
and
Blue
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YOUR
BALLOT
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Points
of
Interest
In
Our
Program
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hospital
insurance
plon
with
NO
co-insura
McRae,
J.
D.
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T.
M.
1
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CONStRVA
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Hills,
G.
E.
1
CCF.
I
nce
The
Progressive
Conservative
Party
Advocates
The
Following
jj
Elimirtotion
of
weste
in
government
odministrotio'i
2
Continuation
of
social
service
program
JJ
Encouroqcmenl
of
trade
with
British
Commonwealth
j,
Commission
to
review
nresent
forest
mononcmjnt
policy
5
FREE
ENTERPRISE.
2
Accelerated
highway
progrom
2
Reduced
car
license
fees
Conservation
of
Natural
Resources
4
Protection
of
the
small
ooerator
Good
labor
management
relations
rrav,
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SOCIAL
CREDIT
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