German
Consul
Pays
City
Brief
Visit
tcaA
Kurt
Brunhoff,
.
recently
J
d-
Port
Port
Edward.
Edward
At
At
innh
lunchenn
t.hpv
k,.
,rti
ers
n
Tennis
Tournament
duled
This
Week-End
men
city
tennis
tournament
will'
be
staged
H
met
Germans
newly-arrived
In
I
-ft
R
P
O
frilrc
meatinff
Tr.ii
pointed
German
consul
and
trade
commissioner
for
western
Canada,
with
headauarters
nt.
the
city.
Yesterday
mornine
Mr.
Rmn.
Tuesday.
AUt
25,
1953
i
AUgUSt
I
(200(
Vancouver,
left
for
Terrace
last
night
after
a
two-dav
visit
tn
hoff
received
German
immigrants
who
had
business
mat
f
ince
Rupert
Rotary
club
next
Saturday
and
1
.
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JAugurit
ZJ
arm
ov,
it
was
announced
toaay,
Prince
Rupert.
He
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Brunhoff.
ters
to
discuss
with
him
and
at
luncheon
met
representative
key
which
is
open
to
PERSONALS
Frank
McLean,
who
has
been
a
member
of
the
grain
elevator
staff
for
some
time,
is
about
to
leave
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Eastern
Canada.
He
will
motor
to
Saskatoon
and
there
will
be
joined
by
his
brother,
later
resuming
the
Journey
to
Ontario.
He
expects
to
return
by
way
of
the
United
States.
Mrs.
Robert
Hill
of
Prinze
Rupert
who
has
been
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mi
s.
William
hill
of
Terrace
left
recently
,
for
the
east
accompanied
by
her
brother-in-law
and
sister,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wililam
Waldron
with
whom
she
will
visit
in
Valley-field,
Quebec.
will
be
neia
on
uk
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert.
While
,ts
and
will
start
at
iU1day
ana
iu
a.m.
A
n
n
m
am
at
Rotary
Courts,
Norton
Young'
and
Watts
and
Nick,
erson.
Entries
must
be
in
by
6
p.m.
Thursday,
August
27.
The
schedule
of
play
will
be
printed
In
the
Daily
News
Friday,
August
28.
All
beginners
are
encouraged
uyers
from
botn
ito-and
the
CNR
are
lor
the
tournament
t
at
50
cents
per
ee
events
(or
$1.
irnament
Is
an
open
Also
in
the
party
were
Dr.
B.
W.
Hoeter,
CBC
correspondent
for
German
broadcasts
to
Europe,
and
E.
Priebe,
travel
service
representative
at
Vancouver
and
corrspondent
for
the
German
-
language
newspaper,
"Nordwestern,"
published
at
Winnipeg.
-
On
Sunday
the
visitors
made
a
tour
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
with
Ray
Jones,
manager,
and
Mrs.
Jones.
They
also
visited
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
at
here
the
visitors
were
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hugo
Kraupner.
In
the
course
of
his
trip
with
the
German
consul's
party,
Dr.
Hoeter
Is
gathering
facts
tyid
local
color
for
a
series
of
broadcasts
on
the
Pacific
north-west
to
be
transmitted
shortwave
for
the
German
section
of
the
CBC's
Voice
of
Canada.
He
spent
Monday
at
the
Prince
Rupert
museum
compiling
information
and
legends
on
Indian
folk
lore.
TEA
BAGS
to
take
part
in
the
tournament
and
to
give
them
a
better
L
must
choose
their
iris
for
the
doubles
Id
indicate
their
GEORGE
JACOBSON
of
Montreal
will
head
a
five-man
scientific
expedition
from
Ottawa
to
Axel
Heiberg
Island,
a
few
hundred
miles
from
the
North
Pole.-
The
party
will
do
botanical,
geological
and
archeological
research
on
the
previously
unexplored
Island.
chance
the
tournament
will
be
played
in
two
flights.
In
this
way
those
who
lose
In
the
first
flight
will
have
a
second
chance.
The
entry
fre
rovers
both
.'lights.
There
will
be
cups
for
the
winners
of
the
first
flight
and
prizes
for
the
second
flight.
the
entry
lorms.
also
indicate
on
the
1!
they
are
avall-
on
both
days
and
,kcd
to
specify
on
Leslie
Pierce,
of
the
CNR
station
staff
at
Prince
Rupert
and
well
known
old
timer
left
for
New
York
city
Saturday.
In
that
city
he
will
meet
his
wife
and
sister
from
England
who
will
accompany
him
back
to
Printe
Rupert.
!
they
can
play.
ins
will
be
posted
HALL
Contract
for
Policing
Lieut.
Gordon
Owen,
3rd
Battalion
Royal
Canadian
Regiment,
is
in
hospital
in
Japan
having
been
recently
admitted
there
following
his
release
as
a
prisoner
of
war.
Lieut.
Owen,
who
is
recoverine
frnm
wnunrio
e
Signed
on
Arrival
served
in
Prince
Rupert
with
Net
for
the
policing
i
mended
that
the
licence
fees
for
inert
by
the
RCMP
buses
remain
at
$80.
me
i-suin
h.a.a.
Battery,
having
been
commissioned
in
that.
unit.
Many
local
friends
will
he
lntj.r.'
Of
Entire
Summer
Stock
At
Ridiculously
LOW
Prices!!
ly
the
city
council
d
last
night
In
a
the
Union
of
B.C.
ested
to
hear
how
he
is
faring.
wnen
in
Prince
Rupert
he
worked
for
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
(intrant
calls
lor
an
A
room
for
storage
purposes
will
be
constructed
on
the
rear
of
the
RCMP
barracks
at
an
estimated
cost
of
$500
and
a
tender
fiom
Smith
At
Elkins
for
supplying
and
Installing
two
shower
cabinets
for
the
RCMP
barracks
was
accepted.
Le
city's
share
of
the
SALE
STARTS
WEDNESDAY
9am.
is
of
$600
per
man.
1
was
$1,400
and
has
to
$2,000.
The
con-
It
for
one
year
and
riive
Anril
1.
ir
was
referred
to
the
SUITS
Indian
Superintendent
F.
E.
Anfleld
Is
in
Fort
William,
Ont,
attending
the
general
executive
meeting
of
the
Anglican
church
synod.
Mr.
Anfleld
is
combining
church
business
with
his
annual
holiday
and
is
expected
back
in
Prince
Rupert
around
September
12.
licencing
committee
n
ithorlzed
to
sign
the
n
It
arrives.
Also
on
the
subject
of
buses,
ld.
Gomez
recommended
that
the
Public
Utilities
Commission
be
advised
that
the
city
council
doer
not
concur
in
the
application
of
the
T.M.C.
Transportation
system
to
canccd
Routes
two
and
four.
Gabardines,
Worsteds,
Flannels.
Values
to
$65.00.
Closing
Out
Sale
!1
buy
a
3-ton
truck
om
Rupert
Motors
last
night.
Aid.
reading
the
report
committee
for
Aid.
r
who
Is
on
holiday
cast
would
be
de-the
land
sale
re-
n
in
Permission
was
granted
for
Pat
Mazzle
to
have
the
city
cut
and
round
off
the
curb
on
the
concrete
sidewalk
abutting
Seventh
Street
at
the
Shell
Oil
station
andj55
Taxi
stand.
Gabardines.
Values
to
$8.95.
Sizes
12
to
18.
Closing
Out
Sole
It
if
approved
by
the
I
municipal
affairs.
All
immended
by
the
OG3ESSES
ks
and
aooroved
bv
fen
additional
$121
25
Council
also
granted
537
Taxi
permission
to
buy
and
erect
one
taxi
sign
to
be
placed
on
Fifth
Street
next
to
the
Royal
Hotel.
Ray
Lougheed-
Poster!
to
fitv
to
cover
the
extra
inch
water
meter.
:r
told
council
that
;
wrriskays(
Crepes,
Prints.
Sizes
12
to
20.
Values
to
$12.95.
Closing
Out
Sole
7
m
You'll
Need
This
Care
for
It
Now!
SI
per
load
Is
being
ns
and
firms
using
dump
for
private
KDESTr:
garbage
and
tradeTh8.
Ptlnce
Rupcrt
,bnliu.
f
Gabardines,
Plaids,
Worsteds,
Swing
Skirts,
Crepes.
Values
to
$9.95.
"
'
Closing
Out
Sole
commit
lee
also
re-ission
to
proceed
litying
and
Brarilno-
tne
Koyai
Bank
of
Canada
announces
that
Ray
Lougheed.
accountant,
is
replacing
Bill
Fra-r.er
of
the
local
branch.
Mr.
Frazer
has
been
transferred
to
the
East
end
Vancouver
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank,
as
an
ac
rr:
if
Graham.
Atlln
and
Pets
and
to
srarifv
l-!hth
Avenue
East.
It's
hard
lo
think
of
winter's
cold
days
with
a
hot
sun
over
our
heads,
but
any
homeowner
knows
that
his
radiator
is
needed
sooner
than
he
thinks.
That
is
why
the
wise
home--owner
calls
us
now
for
radiator
check
ups.
4'lay
safe.
Irnue
East
frnm
Itc
i
Fifth
Avenue
west
T-SHIRTS
-Stripes.
PJqirr,
;
in
dolmnn,
;
short'.and.
lleeyeless...
styles.
Reg.
values
to
$3.95.
Closing
Out
Sale
...
countant.
.
.
Mr.
Lougheed,
fromerly
from
Montlcello,
Ont.,
has
worked
in
Vancouver,
approximately
five
years.
$11.00
i'ei
will
be
paved.
Ming
plant
will
lx
it
he
city
stores
and
"until
accepted
the
SWEATERS.-.;
Pullovers
by
Monarch
fCnit?
Closing
Out
Sale
$2,-95
I
JOHN
h.
I;
ace
Ktipert
Plumb
1
1
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Cfn
1
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II
BLOUSES
Cottons,
Crepes,
Nylons.
Small
sizes
only.
Reg.
values
to
$5.95.
,
Closing
Out
Sale
...
$U.oo
teuwlL
BULGER
1
phone174
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pvailable.
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Gomez
tolrl
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Smith
&
Flkin
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in-enclDK
committee
!
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t'he
following
liren-i
A
LIMITED
'
P.
Robert
confee-
f
1t
TUi.J
Aw-
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k
IM5
TWO
ONLY
.
SHORTIE
COATS
Belted
style.
Reg.
value
to
C
C
QO
$29.50.
Closing
Out
Sale
NYLON
HOSE
SNAG-PROOF
and
RUN-PROOF
Diamondine
NYLON
HOSE
Closing
out
summer
shades
"of
first
quality
Branded
Lines:
Supersilk,
Harvey
Woods,
Phantom,
Goldstripe,
in
66,
60;
54
and
5
1
gauge.
All
sizes.
Regular
values
to
$1.95.
CLOSING
OUT
SALE
Dark
seamed
Nylons
by
Monarch.
All
sizes
in
new
Fall
shades.
SPECIAL,
C
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Q
PER
PAIR
JS
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Murrav
retail
!
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Avenue
II
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wildbaner.
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Bulger
Ltd.
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decorating;
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:PUNCTURES
:
THREE
ONLY
SHORTIE
COATS
Grey
Fur
fabric.
Reg.
value
$B
".00
to
$39.50.
Closing
out
Sole
I
J
$1.19
PER
PAIR
GIRDLES
RAINCOATS
WINTER
COATS
6
Only.
Sizes
to
46.
Gabardine
and
Worsteds.
Nature's
Rival
in
zippcrcd
or
hooked
1
style.
Sizes
26
to
32.
$14.95
$2,95
$19.50
Reg.
vo'-t
to
$39.50.
Closing
Out
Sale
.......
Req.
values
to
$79.50.
Closing
Out
Sale
Reg.
volucs
to
$8.95.
Closing
Out
Sals
'and
skids
J
j
1
!
These
and
AUny
More
Specials
on
Sale
at
n
n
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LADIES'
,
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OTHERS
FOLLOW
TOMORROW'S
STYLES
TODAY
M1UN
rUO
WtAK
Uupert
motors
ltd
r
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ICorner
Second
Ave.
and
First
St.
Phone
5K6
or
866
V
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