iUYING
FOR
YOUR
HOME
trine
Rupert
D
lly
1fev
t
Monday,
July
17,
1953
massing
Ult
SanJij
;
.
'
Party
Ignores
Misfortunes
To
Scale
Peak
Penny
Candy
Jar
Back
As
Accessory
in
Home
B.C.
Man
Named
President
of
Ad
Association
Special
to
Ibe
Daily
New
JASPER.
Two
days
of
intensive
discussion
on
current
newspaper
trends
and
problems
were
9s
Dnaruini
By
IXENORK
LKSTKR
that
Important
purchase.
It
EPC0L
RADIO-PHONES
ip
Sandspll
run
ye-Jwlcrcd
for
awhile
The
penny
candy
Jar,
which
seems
stranse
to
see
these
iars
.'V
i-
h
i
a,
s
FAIRBANKS,
Alaska
(APl-
has
all
but
disappeared
Irom
the!
In
department
and
gift
shops
I,
e
y
were
seem
.
,
The
first
men
to
conquer
North
Canadian
scene
in
neighborhood
today.
Buy
a
few
in
varied
sizes,
fill
America
s
nigncsl
peaK
mi.
mc-
candy
stores,
is
staging
a
come
until
the
tan
man
of
toys
explained
Klniey
inis
year,
year,
came
came
uown
back
as
a
decorative
accessory
in
tin.
L
3
,
Saturday
by
members
of
the
on
the
mantle
or
on
a
gay
pink
Westery
p,
Ncwspaper
Ad.
the
home,
These
sparkllni
square
or
minister
of
fisner-Situlair
had
of-
v,rml"
vertising
Managers
Assocation
fw
.
a
hh
decorative
note.
o
round
Jars
with
attractive
cut-!for
charming
the
34th
annual
attending
carry
lime
ddodt
The
tall,
beautifully
shaped
:.,"
glass
stoppers
fascinated
many
.
or
us
in
our
youth.
Our
greedy
I
apothecary
jars
urn
ari
are
now
nnm
men
aiso
John
Toogood
of
the
Vancou
eyes
explored
.the
contents
of
being
sold
in
department
stores
aboard
the
plane
he
little
fellow
was
nard
first
with
his
pretty
stewardess
the
minister
was
early
last
week
to
report
they'
had
reached
the
top
In
spite
of
"snog"
and
sunstroke
and
returned
as
the
20,300-foot
peak.
trembled
in
an
earthquake.
The
expedition
consisted
of
Friti
Lippman,
32,
of
San
Francisco;
Thomas
W.
Stclnburn,
29,
and
David
A.
Collins,
24,
both
of
Seattle,
and
Keith
Hart.
26,
of
Fairbanks.
Hart
suffered
sunstroke
at
the
17,000-foot
levef
but
recovered
each
jar
endlessly
before
making
and
gift
shops.
These
look
won
ver
Sun
was
elected
president
for
the
ensuing
year,
succeeding
Leonard
Roper
of
the
Calgary
derful
in
beautifully
colored
Til
-If-
7
-b
!
"
Mii
j
,s..?
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;
'i
7
I
""
imnaj
i
Lassos-
i
shafts.
U
me
vak-
(Ql
"I
am
going
on
an
extended
European
vacation
in
a
few
weeks
and
have
been
told
some
minutes
ex-thc
other
passcn-
Herald,
who
presided
at
this
year's
meeting.
Other
officers
elected
Included
Gordon
Donovan,
'calgarv
Aiuertun,
vice-president;
Frank
fill:
tUfl
VU
H-'V
...
.
that
I
O'ljht
to
take
a
couple
nf
boxes
of
soap
powder
with
me.
I
10
also
spciii
wmi';
',
j
Dines,
Vancduver
Jlews-Hcrald
luing
each
garlcd
wonder
whether
these
Mr.
Manson
Hejd
Varied
Posts
Here
William
Manson.
who
died
in
Vancouver
last
Friday,
came
to
western
Canada
from
Scotland.
He
was
elected
mayor
of
Ni-
iU
,.X,rV..;:
t
are
"'.
Ti..
secretary-treasurer;
Charlet
nes,
tanks
and
ft
Ten-watt
ship
-to
-
ship
transmitter
with
Dynamotor
power
supply.
Recommended
for
distances
up
to
100
miles
.
.
.
Ideally
suited
for
small
boat
installation.
.
u
.
,.!,
Hinman,
Winftlpeg
Tribune,
re
shortly
and
was
able
to
make
the
return
trip
unaided,
although
he
did
not
reach
the
peak.
The
quake
was
brief
but
brought
worry
of
possible
avalanches.
The
"snog"-a
combin
1PA
fluent
inr
e
T.L.
m
v
'
!
j,
H
l
5
i
jii
piisseri'rer
list,
cine
tail
advertising;
Al
Hulme,
Re-gina
I-cader-Post,
general
ad
vertising,
an.1
Tom
Riccou
Brandon
Sun,
classified
adver
(A
A
detergent
comes
packaged
ln
tiny,
flat
envelopes
which
hps
was
lln.
fnwr
ation
of
snow
and
fog
best
them
as
they
tolled
between
the
M
Frasrr,
Mr.
Sln-
may
be
distributed
throughout
naimo
ln
1901,
holding
that
of
11.000-
and
14,000-foot
levels.
lunt,
who
bid
fare-ost
of
friends.
"We
didn't
see
a
thing
the
whole
the
suitcase.
It's
available
ln
tising
HLVe!axHn0tiThSth0Pfi0f
7!
Among
"
those
attending
tlv
stores.
The.se
light,
convenie.it
...,
convention
was
G.
V.
Woodside
far
to'
packets
are
more
practical
carsv
on
a
Ions
triD
than
boxes
i
advertising
manager
of
the
rpping
aboard
the
fice
until
1904.
The
next
year
he
was
member
for
Alberni,
subsequently
becoming
provincial
secretary.
two
top
men
irom
1-Qiirbcc
Company
Priced
Complete
with
Power
Supply
'1G9-50
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert.
distance,"
said
Steinburn.
This
was
the
10th
expedition
to
reach
the
peak
in
40
years
of
climbing.
The
climax
of
a
month
of
climbing
was
10
minutes
at
the
summit,
in
a
nasty,
cold
wind.
liiuueau,
ehlel
cncl-
Fred
Willos.
chief
are,
for
there
is
no
danger
of
the
powders
seeping
through
the
opened
box.
bn
engineer
wno
It
was
after
this
that
Mr.
Manson
became
government
agent
at
Port
Simpson
and
Prince
Rupert
until
1909
when
he
was
elected
as
member
for
this
district
and
again
in
1912
after
serving
one
year
as
mayor
to
visit
their
long
.
Rqe
Jones,
Colum-
VIVACIOUS
PENNY
SINGLETON
(right),
who
Is
better
known
to
movie-goers
as
"Blondie,"
looks
Justly
proud
of
her
18-year-old
daughter,
Dee
Gee
Sparks,
all
dressed
up
for
her
motion-picture
debut
In
"Son
of
Slnbad."
Ted
Applewhaite
Outlines
Work
Undertaken
in
Riding
Protagoras
was
the
first
Gree
philosopher
to
accept
payment;
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
'
Room
l'j.
atone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
ilose
mill
manager.
The
Store
That
Service
Built'
accompanied
by
Oil
for
his
teaching
PERSONALS
rhone
6
or
36
Ike-president
or
the
Knudsen
Company,
Me.
The
trio
were
nnd
the
Watson
Is-
here.
He
was
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Stock
and
Mining
Exchange,
honorary
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Association,
honorary
president
of
the
Skeena
Frank
Schambers
thought
he
was
the
most
surprised
person
Trrl
Annlpwhaite
fi!-vpar-nm
t
Tho
f0
hnmpa
hull,
lierp
hv
and
Kloyah
dam.
group
of
farewell
me
nrre
irom
ic-
Liberal
MP
for
Skecna
In
the
Central
Mortgage
and
.Housing
RuPert
wnen.
iou
it,ic
f
f,,.n,Ti,.
in
his
!
rv,r,i.,i-Qii,,
nr.
tHo
r'onit
i.f
friends
organized
li
re
the
yuence
en-
first
speech
here
In
his
campaign
I
much
persuasion
at
Ottawa
and
'
Party
fr
n.im
at
hme
"i
rkrd
over
the
plant
readers
Regular
monthly
meeting.
Moose
Lodge,
Tuesday,
July
23
8
p.m.
,
U74
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Daily
excepting
Monday,
weather
permitting,
2
p
m
3
p.m.,
5
p.m.,
7
.p.m.,
8
p.m.
Phone
Green
391
or
Red
968.
H
had
power
plnnt
under
for
re-election
on
August
10,
said
.
dredging
and
various
harbor
lm-
I
uou8
atanaring,
out,
ne
titiirl!iii
there
i
ntilv
mn
lorlul
nrrivements
were
rlnni
ri
nri
nr
t
he
Competition
from
Sid
COX,
who
River
Industrial
and
Agricultural
Association.
While
here
he
was
a
mcmlier
of
the
Tsimpsean
Lodge
No.
58,
A
F.
St,
A.M.
tn
there.
They
are
In
for
a
pood
speech
In
the
record
'
past,
four
years.
was
celebrating
his
70th
birth
construction
of
Bio
Rerslmu
Kiver
in
of
the
Liberal
Government.
Mi'.
Applewhaite
was
(sent
to
i
?
i.i..
v,o
.n.n
,
i
Jnnan
lust
vear
with
fnrmpr
Among
those
(
Funeral
arrangements
have
who
attended
Mr.
and
Mrs
develop
P2
million
affair
were
Lij'v
t'niiiK
Hum
;
-
-
.
,i.
i.
.i-
r
-nk
I
irivheripu
Mliluter
Mnvhpiu
nnrt
not
been
completed.
two
former
Atlantic
mrtn
Wl
l
lie
ivic
v,t.uiir
mini'
-j.-
-
:
rmiialm
Rrurp
nnH
and
their
their
in
Douglas
oa.
FU,herles
Minister
Sinclair,
he;
took
a
leading
part
In
drawing
I
Mr
and
Mr
Wxon
dy,
outlined
some
of
the
things
that
up
the
North
Atlantic
Fisheries
hve
been-done
for
this
riding
Pact,
which
prevenU
Japanese
Mrs
Cathe
mc
Mu"-
slnce
his
election
in
1949.
encroachment
h.
Pacific
waters
"'"rrhJ5-
tt
v
An,
v
ins
now
llvlna
here
FOR
DEPEKDASLEXy
lised
to
read
In
last
pupcr
the
cut
line
picture
of
a
shark
ror
at
least
iu
years.
'
,
,,
U
,
T
i
.
Paul.
,
....
.
Campbell
and
John
.j.
Dlsciissm
the
tu.Wing
of
a
Hostesses
were
Mrs.
Dorolhy
and
for
lie
said
airport
Rupert
stubhart
and
Mrs.
Bruce.
It
wiis
through
his
efforts
thati
the
Dominion
Government
grain
!
elevator
resumed
operations
ln
.
November
1951
after
being
dor-
!
mailt
for
20
years
and,
he
told
j
rrrd
to
the
monster
ii
tuna
caught
In
the
WcdRcpoit,
N.S.
Rav
V
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
191)1
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
,
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
mid
World-wide
Shipments.
'MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S-'
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
K
ur
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
umv
luuviu.i.s
ciKiii.iiiiB
mh-i
pr(c
winnPr8
ln
games
wcre
yeys
now
under
way
on
Digby
Anna
BraU(jhlorii
Uoddy
Bruss
Island
are
favorable,
he
Is
sure
a
j
Bnrt
EUip
,
,,.lri
lierhnnleal
superln-
the
audience,
ho
was
instrumen-
!
Columbia
Cellulose,
here
from
Nova
uidn't
j
help
phoning
editor
of
the
Dally
d
rver
seen
a
tuna
lal
in
obliiinlng
the
National
""P
capable
or
nananng
tne
...
Hockey
League
broadcasts
over
.largest
aircraft
of
today
will
be
Mr
an(1
Mrs
j
s
lrvlne
h.,ve
the
local
radio
station.
constructed.
,
bPen
KpPnmng
the
pant
few
He
mentioned
that
during
the!
le
sald
"complete
rehabillta-
!
weeks
in
Vancouver,'
Jasper,
term
of
Harry
Archibald
as
CCFjtlon
of
tne
drydock
is
essential"
Smithers
and
Terrace
and
arc
member
the
fishermen's
floats'
nd
promised
"unrelenting
ac-
expected
home
shortly,
were
built
but
that
the
break-
I
tion"
if
he
Is
re-clecter!
to
have
;
...
,
,..t,r
wn
constructed
after
his
'
the
government
take
action-in1
Ben
Sampson
left
on
Sutur-
d
like
the
picture
In
.
.
and
Dons
Stand-News
printer,
who
a
Suint
John,
New
Is
still
"harping"
mistake
...
It
was
this
matter.
dav
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
clection.
FOR
JS.iiurdny'g
paper.
Praise
Given
j
Pearson,
MP
"
At
Ocean
Falls
j
niigement
and
staff
ia
Cellulose
held
a
irty
Saturday
nliht
of
the
firm's'
most
men
Olin
Bennett.
Regarding
the
Cow
Bay
floats,
receive
surgical
treatment.
Fol-he
said
ihey
are
owned
by
the
lowing
this
he
plans
to
visit
hh
provincial
government
but,
may
sister
in
Los
Angeles.
Mr.
Samp-be
taken
over
by
Federal
auth-
son
Is
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
orltios
"and
I
take
fuii
respon-
pioneer
citizens,
sibllity
for
advising
the
govern-
i
...
inent
a
few
months
ago
to
do
i
Sam
Joy,
who
grew
up
in
nothing
there
for
this
year."
Prince
Rupert
and
now
make
"The
federal
government
can
his
home
in
Vancouver,
is
on
not
build
on
somebody
else's
pro-
one
of
his
(egular
business
trip,
perty."
said
Mr.
Applewhaite
as
to
the
city,
and
finds
Interns'
he
promised
to.
take
up
the
and
pleasure
in
noting
changes
reMler
nRaln
at
Ottawa
if
he
i;v
and
development.
The,
Jo-rrturned.
.
family
numbers
among
t!r
In
a
brief
introductory
speech,-
early
pioneers
of
this
commu-Brucc
Brown,
Liberal
MLA-elect
nity.
for
Plnce
Rupert,
said
he
felti
...
rife
In
siving
that,
"this
eon-1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Saunders,
stituency
has
gained
mor?
since
who
are
in
Southern
California,
Mr.
Annlewhalte
has
been
in
may
spend
a
while
ln
Mexico
r.
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In
charge
of
the
lit
and
drying
room.
liiiR
next
week
for
Tlda,
to
work
in
it
mill
there.
Olin
wii
B(x;ll
to
The
Dully
N
w
OCEAN
FALLS.
Describing
PBOHGTIOEl
h
originals
to.
rome
Bit
the
Watson
Is-
Hon.
L.
B.
Pearson
as
the
greatest
man
ln
International
affairs
today
and
Rt.
Hon..
Louis
St.
Laurent
as
Canada's
greatest
hope
for
national
unity
and
security,
Ted
Applewhaite,
member
for
Skecna
in
the
lust
Pur-
nt
In
ooeratlon.
He
n
lUfnnnl
irt
n
(mmch
here
ill"r?ecl
to
their
home
i
,h
l
ii.niiii
fed-
Ottawa
thin
at
any
other
time."
before
returning
oi
of
in
in
mwernment
nn
ft
record
JacKMCttae
was
cnaiimaii
i-inur
jvupi.ii,.
en
era
1
mtcd
with
a
wallet,
or
is
popular
W.
K.
Hiwell,
shift
foreman
'si
two
years.
nrc
awfully
quiet
corge
Casey's
homo
'
.
.
but
it
won't
ho
"iig.
The
veteran
all's
left
for
his
annu
'1
"lining
properties
at
Joying
their
annual
holiday.
the
meeting.
of
service.
Ask
for
Marvelube
and
get
complete
engine
protection
no
matter
how
high
the
temperature
soars.
Marvelube
M.S.
is
the
tough,
heavy-duty
oil
that
guards
against
engine-damaging
friction
in
every
kind
of
weather.
It's
anti-acid
fights
bearing
corrosion.
It's
highly
detergent-combats
sludge,
holds
dangerous
carbon
particles
in
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