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Saturday,
August
27,
1949.
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253
Waterfront
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
AND
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"NOTHING
COULD
BE
FINER"
i
hi
JOHN
HODIAK
SYLVIA
SYDNEY
'LOVE
FROM
A
STRANGER'
4
'
"
''-I
1
''1.
WESTWari
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
OUTFITTERS
TO
HIS
MAJESTY:
r3-
(
TUNA
HOPES
DWINDLING
EFFECTS
OF
EARTHQUAKE
ALASKA
TRADE
Hopes
for
a
profitable
season
of
tuna
fishing
are
dwindling.
The
fish
are
off
the
west
of
the
Queen
;
STARTS
MONDAY
7
p.m.
-
9:12
SPENCER
TRACY
DEBORAH
KERR
'Edward
My
Son'
THE
BOY
Charlotte
Islands
and
in
large
numbers
too,
but
so
far
V
i,
J
there
have
been
few
caught.
There
is
one
exception,
however,
as
400
pounds
have
been
landed
at
the
Atlin
Tisheries
at
Skidegate.
But
the
future
prospects
seem
dim.
I
BOYS
CLOTHES
THAT
WEARS
AM)
SAVES
:
RUPERT
MENS
&
BOYS
STORE
-!
i
SAFE
IN
PORT
Disabled
by
Atlantic
storms
which
tore
away
her
sails,
the
tiny
schooner
Amanda
with
31
Baltic
refugees
aboard,
was
towed
Into
calm
Halifax
harbor
by
the
R.C.M.P.
cutter
French
'
Her
voyage
from
Oothenburg,
Sweden,
took
weeks.
(C.
P.
Photo)
three
x
lumber
for
wharf
construction
i
The
recent
earthquake
centering
off
Queen
Charlote
Islands
naturally
Is
the
subject
of
much
discussion
along
the
waterfront
At
some
places
large
waves
were
definitely
noticed
but
there
Is
no
report
that
!
t
j
i
lv4
I
'
ARRETS
diminuendos
as
the
engines
responded
more
or
less
satisfying-ly
to
the
owners'
efforts.
There
Is
no
spectacular
activity
along
he
waterfront
at
present
but
there
Is
a
great
variety
of
shipping
always
going
and
comins
The
tourist
traffic
is
and
25
tons
of
lime
for
the
Silver
Standard
Mine
at
New
Hazel-ton.
The
Southhulm
continued
to
Watson
Island.
any
damage
was
done
any
fresh
Fruit
Cherries
lb
3
4-axinz
oassenser
accommoda-I
"Three
gem-rations
from
where.
Some
sueest
that
the
antics
of
the
quake
may
well
have
caused
considerable
mortality
among
the
fish
population,
and
may
even
have
an
adverse
effect
on
the
tuna
fishing.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Ron
McGee,
D.
Sawyer,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Fi.ske.
San
Bernadino,
Calif.;
D.
K.
Foerster.
Douglas
Foerster,
Nanaimo;
T.
Trcmblay
Victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Leake
and
family,
Burns
Lake;
T.
Flander,
Kamloops;
A.
B.
Williamson,
Horsefly;
Mrs.
Zorn,
Smithers;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Osborne,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Berger,
Spokane.
Wash.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Macey.
Vancouver;
A.
Miller,
Colfax.
Wash.;
Dr.
A.
C.
Skerl,
Vancouver;
A.
G.
Roach,
Toronto;
Karl
Wold,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Harrington,
Toron-j
tion
to
its
maximum,
the
regu-
riches
to
poverty"
is
an
age-old
larly
scheduled
voyages
being
saying
hough
not
a
very
truth-increased
by
special
cruise
ful
one.
But
it
might
be
prop-groups,
jerly
applied
to
the
shed
that
is
being
dismantled
on
uie
wnari
near
where
the
Naval
Buildings
Cherries,
crate
6ii
Grapes,
lb
32
Apricots.
2
lb
39
Bananas,
lb
.25
Apples,
cooking,
lb
14
Lemons,
large
Cal
doz
oa
Oraepelrull,
Calif.,
3
tor
.2b
Oranges
(Navel)
-.28-57
Dates.
2
lb
.49
Cantcloupe,
2Ts
38
Peach
Plums,
2
lb
39
Pears,
Bartiett,
lb
23
Vegetables
Celerv.
lb
15
Rhubarb.
2
lb....
15
Beets,
bunch
.la
Parsley,
bunch
lj
Turnips,
lb
01
Spinach
2
lb
-
27
were
situated.
It
was
at
one
On
one
boat
there
was
an
unusual
rumbling
so
the
engine
was
thrown
out
of
gear
At
the
Ocean
Dock
the
of
frozen
and
canned
salmon
from
Alaska
points
are
time
obtained
by
Max
A-semls-stn
to
be
used
as
a
playhouse
The
rumhlinff
continued
and
n
.n;,-,nin,4
-
-
-
d
1
1
mami'diut-ii.
fiiiiwi.it
ti
1
1
1
as
the
crew
could
find
no
wav
of
i
,..
r
(h.
sAi.'The
pressure
of
war
activities
resulted
in
Its
being
converted
nrennnUn
fn
rthe
noise
the
en-
o
n.
rw.H
,nrl,t.
"
"tool
shed
and
put
to
more
gine
was
thrown
back
into
gear
sen'
with
four
carloads
of
sal-
practical
uses.
It
has
reached
and
they
continued
on
their
moa
TOe
MV
Dagney
Irom
.,
-tiv,
m
v,,rfi
ko
.
...r.
the
third
generation
jiow
and
Radishes,
bunch
-
w
Green
Onions.
3
bunches
20
to;
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Mower
and
fon.
Olympia,
Wash.;
Miss
D.
1
Wishart,
opper
City;
H.
Gilbert,1
H.
H.
Hill.
Victoria;
Mr.
and1
Mrs.
Paul
Hoefler,
Los
Angeles.
incj.
wuhi
rweicniKan
naa
lour
cars
vi
i
.:
"
"
iV
.
,.
...
.
,
...
n
,
,
lb.
dismantled
and
in
the
Mushru
being
pected
to
know
that
the
noise
canned
salm0n
to
be
trans-
had
been
made
by
the
submar-
shirin,d
..-t
hv
rai.
The
Rob-
course
01
Demg
wrn
"mD
lrolu
i
Cooklne
Onions.
3
lbs
29
ft
Ir.
is
nll.tnn
Anfi
definite
a
nrAAf
L.
A
limb
giving
proof
me
earthquake.
ert
Eueene,
Captain
Fred
M,
Corn
on
Cob.
4
for
47
Cabbage,
lb
0'
At
with
his
boat
that
it
was
constructed
of
sound
Skidegate,
Dahl,
brought
five
cars
of
fro-
Tomatoes.
No.
1
ID
on
the
trriri.
the
owner
was
more
.
ficv,
f,-m
bhuo
tnr
th
mi
wmoers.
ii
is
rt-sisiuig
vnc
New
Potatoes.
10
lb
M
Oreen
en
PeDDers.
Peppers,
lb.
lb.
-
42;
breaking-up
process
stubbornly.
than
puzled
by
its
strange
be-
jo'"'
declded
lt
wou'd
be
more
economical
for
mtogivt
eubfer
Marrow
each'Z".
45
1
)
then
we
wouldn't
have
the
expense
of
a
babv-s:
Cuct
QUAKE'S
PATH
This
map
shows
the
area
that
felt
the
worst
earthquake
in
Canad'as
history
Aug.
21.
Originating
in
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
it
fanned
north
and
south
about
1.500
miles
and
Inland
to
Jasper,
800
miles
distant.
The
worst
of
the
quake
struck
offshore
in
the
Pacific
Ocean
and
damage
was
slight.
There
were
no
casualties.
(CP.
Photo
WRATH
ALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
Iee!opine.
Printing
Enlareinc
QUICK
SERVICE
Amateur
and
Professional
Supplies
Vppetahle
Souasli.
lb
15
1
haviour.
He
was
thankful
that
the
tremors
had
not
occurred
with
the
tide
a
few
feet
higher
or
there
could
have
been
serious
In
port
with
her
regular
barge
A
packer
that
has
not
visited
P.
T.
and
B.
Co.
1597,
the
Seat-
(
princ(.
Rupert
for
a
long
time
tie
tug
Shinn,
Captain
Otto
H.
ls
tne
New
LaUrci
Manned
by
Canned
'e4eta!lei
,
mji
C
L
d
Dili
Pukies.
eai
r
uo
Fiddle
rish
Bring
.
.
j..
ii
r
.
i
lui
11
l
1
ureen
1
rtftMi
nt'ciiia
ui'aiis,
icy.
-
i
AIR
Vkiid
Luck
to
Fishermen
damage
to
the
boat.
Baritnousen,
is
loaaing
iourieen
an
entirely
-
Canadian
Chinese
N
5
peas,
fancy
".
19
cars
of
perishables
for
shipment
I
crcw
sne
arrived
In
port
with
a
Mixed
Veeetbales
22
cargo
of
salmon
for
the
Atlin'
Diced
Beets,
per
tin
.14
r...
,
..
01
1
I
Wax
Beans,
choice
.19
With
the
fog
lifting
on
Thurs
iU.il
to
Haines
where
the
cargo
will
be
loaded
into
trucks
and
taken
over
the
Haines
cutoff
and
the
Alaska
Highway.
day
afternoon
there
was
con
Generally
the
New
Laurel
works
tut
of
Vancouver.
From
Vancouver
Mrs.
J.
Addiwjn,
!i
Mixed
Peas
and
Carrots
19
Pumpkin,
2
for
2a
Baked
eBans.
20-oz.
tin
2i
Baked
eBans.
15-oz.
tin.
ea.
.21
Tomatoes,
28-oz.
23
Prince
Rupert
Florists
i
siderable
activity
around
Cow
Bay.
Captain
Tony
Crawley
SMITH
&ELKINS
FLEETWOOD,
Lancashire
Eng.
P
Fleetwoods
fishing
fleet
caught
some
fiddle
fish,
the
first
landed
here
in
10
years.
;
Fiddle
fish
are
four
feet
long
and
shaped
like
a
violin.
You
can't
eat
them
but
they're
lucky
So
the
fishermen
attach
them
to
i00
3rdAve
3ox516
Tel.THi
MLss
M.
Olson,
J.
il
and
his
ferry
were
kept
busy!
transporting
swimming
enthus-'
In
the
course
of
one
of
her
'
Floweri
foi-
All
Occasions
and
Mrs.
W.
MiXai
Fresb
milk
Quart
22
Announcement
is
made
from
PLVMBING
AND
IIEATING
las,
A.
R.
Taft,
Mr
V
Pint
iasts
to
McNichol
Creek
as
the
routine
voyages.
Home
Oil
tank-
tne
i()Cal
0fftce
0f
the
Fisheries
sun
broke
hrough
and
shone
er
Dlnamic
arrived
in
port
that
selntnii
closed
Friday
night
Cream.
V
Dint
From
SandsDit-l
t-MW
ropes
ana
nang
mem
over
me
yourig
PRINCE
RUPERT
Phone
171
P.O.
Bo
274
brightly
on
the
harbor.
At
the
Thursday
afternoon
to
take
on
m
tnls
district
except
in
the
Yacht
Club
owners
were
busy
supplies
of
oil
for
the
various
1
Wnaie
channel
area.
Blrn-
For
Vancouver
'E.
.
They'll
be
towed
behind
the
q
pcars,m
Mrs
getting
Iheir
crafts
under
way.'carnps
In
the
district.
Captain-
Laree,
cartoned,
dos
81
Medium
.70
Butler
,
First
Grade.
10
M
Margarine,
lb
Jv
Milk
Pvnrmrafprl
Milk.
that
caught
them-
for
D.
D
.Mihf
r,
J.
Fefc
Tessel
luck.
The
Cape
Biai
Is
in
port
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
house,
H.
J.
GraU
standing
by
for
a
call
from
the
the
different
paint
jobs
tnat
vy
apwuu
mcvieese,
mic
have
kept
the
owners
busy
re-
will
continue
south
to
Vancou-cently,
showing
to
advantage.
!
ver
as
she
supplies
the
various
Engines
were
being
tuned
up
camps
on
the
way.
18-nz.
tins.
2
for
...
33
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Stor
Mrs.
R.
Ras-sdl
and
Aitoria,
Miss
Helen
You
saw
It
in
the
Newsl
age
Co
for
instructions
for
pack
and
Mrs.
H.
E.
Hiu.
and
the
air
was
filled
with
Ing.
Seeded
Raisins,
I
Ib
21
Shelled
Walnuts.
2
lb
many
rattles
and
crescendos
and
The
tug
Horseshoe
operated
by
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
M.
Vincent,
Darrp
Douglas
Fix-Elcr,
1!
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Shelled
Almonds.
8
or.
Si)
the
Armour
Saivage
and
Towing
Co.,
under
Captain
Reg.
phelled
Brazils,
v,
lb.
.4b
The
Miss
Jtui.
undPtl
50,000
son,
Miss
BrynelM
Case
7.7a
I
Cheese
Canadian
Cheese,
lb,
.60:
Flour
!
Pastry
Flour,
7
lbs
57
Flour,
49
s,
No.
1
hard
wheat
3.65
Flour.
24
s
1.05
Tea
and
Coffee
Coffee,
lb
M
DeLuxe
qualitv.
lb.
1.14
Juices
Tomatoes,
20-oz.
ea
15
28-oz
84
Ballon
59
cod
with
some
halibut
and
sold
(Q.CAi
Green,
is
assembling
logs
at
Mc-
To
Mas.sctr-Mr.itl
to
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
jam
rum
Strawberry,
24-oz
48
Raspberry,
24-oz-
39
Blackberry.
4-lb
77
Cherry.
24-oz.
54
Peach'.
4
lb.
83
Apricot.
4-lb
79
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
Smith
and
three
&
Nicholl
Creek
In
preparation
for
the
construction
job
at
Balmoral
where
a
government
wharf
ls
Singer,
W.
H.
Mr.
Juskatla-J.
W
to
be
built
for
the
snagscow
Essington.
Queen
Chariot
The
Cape
bpencei
with
21,000
pounds
of
cod
sold
to
the
Prince
lApnle.
20-oz.
tin,
2
for
29
stable
Ward.
Fred
U
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association.
A
large
16,000
gal.'on
oil
tank
48-oa
3
'
Canned
Fruits
1
Pineapple,
crushed
34
I
Pieces,
20-oz
37
Apricots.
20-oz
33
1
Cherries,
fancy.
20-oz.
30
Advertise
iu
Jk''-
at
present
lying
on
the
wharf
is
It
Pays
W
U
one
of
four
that
are
being
mov
nouos
Canned
Soups
13
to
.20
Meats
Chicken.
Ib
73
Ham,
boned
and
rolled,
lb
..
.90
Ham.
reg.
lb
72
Baloena.
Ib
i')
Wclners.
lb
50
Garlic
Sausage,
lb
50
Bacon,
pke.,
'A
Ib
47
Bacon,
side,
piece
90
Cottage
Roll,
lb
7i
Liver
Sausage,
lb
50
Spare
Ribs,
lb
55
Fresh
Pork
Ham.
lb-
70
Pork
Choos.
lb
75
ed
from
Arrandale
to
Butedalc.
Loganberries,
20-oz
37
Peaches,
choice
30
Lard
Pure,
lb
.24
The
four
will
be
put
in
the
MEDITERRANEAN
ISLE
Melita
was
the
ancient
name
for
the
Island
of
Malta.
PLAN
TO
ATTEND
Terrace
and
District
Civic
Centre
Labor
Day
Program
Barbecue
Loggers'
Sports
Children's
Sports
Carnival
Games
Bowling
DANCE
in
Evening
Frank
Gavan's
Orchestra
(207)
water
and
taken
In
tow
for
in
:
COTTAGE
Cffl
stallatlon
at
Butedale
in
the
New
Creamed
Shortening
-
32
Soap
,
SoaD.
face,
bar
10
Laundrv.
cake
2
for
.25
very
near
future.
TAKES
BIGGEST
TONNAGE
VALENTIN
I
I
Your
D6
The
Sault
Ste
Marie
ship
canal
So
Powders,
larpe
.39
rank
Watertiouse
freighter
Pork
Sausage,
lb
55
Steak,
T-Bonc
lb
85
Steak,
round,
lb
75
ALL-WEATHER
4
ls
the
busiest
canal
in
the
.cherries.
V,
lb.
Dkt
35
Southolm
Cant.ain
Willlnm
nu,a
pork
Tenderloin,
lb
105
Almond
Paste.
ID.
3
sdn,
arived
in
port
on
Thursday
!
'
Coconut,
ib
50
afternoon
with
a
miscellaneous
cargo
lncludin3
50,000
feet-of1
Try
a
Classified
Ad
lor
Results
Fruit
Cake
Mix.
lb
39
Dates,
fancv.
1
lb.
Dkt
34
Seedless
Raisins.
2
lbs
35
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
NEW
DEPUTY
SPEAKER
Joseph
Alfred
Dion,
52-year-old
Member
of
Parliament
for
the
Quebec
constituency
of
Roberval
since
1945,
was
recently
appointed
Deputy-Speaker
of
the
Commons.
(CP.
Photo)
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
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HOLIDAY
PICNIC
PACK
THE
BASKET
WITH
GOOD
THINGS
TO
EAT
from
Terrace
Meat
Market
George
E.
Peters,
Prop.
QUALITY
SERVICE
OPEN
FROM
11:30
A.M.
TO
S:S3
A.M.
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
Dlshe
CHOP
SUE
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CIIO
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MKLN
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
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MEATS
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BUTTER
EGGS
POULTRY
TAKING
THE
"BUGS"
OUT
.
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LABOR
DAY
-
SEPT.
5,
1949
BUCKING
BRONCS
MIDWAY
STEER
RIDING
THRILLS
AND
SPILLS
GATE
OPENS
9:30
A.M.
ALL
NEW
ARENA
fIAp
LEAKY.
RODEO
MANAGER
(All
Events
Governed
by
Association's
Rules)
IMPORTED
COWBOY
CLOWN
IP-TO-DATE
CHITES
-
LOID
SPEAKER
SYSTEM
A
good
car
can
sound
and
operate
like
an
old
buggy
if
bolts
are
loose
and
springs
are
worn.
Let
us
tighten
up
the
body
of
your
car,
eliminate
"rattling"
'
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DANCE
MIDNIGHT
SUNDAY
BALL
GAME
,
11
A.M.
MONDAY
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Free
Barbecue
Sandwich
Noon
Monday
ATTRACTIONS
AND
PRIZES
REFRESHMENTS
ON
THE
GROUNDS
TRAVEL
RlEtf
THE
EASY,
COMFORTABLE
Regular
Trips
...
,
p0in
To
Queen
Charlotte
Mm
(Daily,
Except
Sundaj;
,
MONDAY
NIGHT
Our
body
and
fender
department
does
complete
repairs
and
offers
quick
service
PHONE
GREEN
217
Superior
Auto
and
Body
Service
To
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
POSTED
TO
I.C.A.O.-
Wing
Cmdr.
W.
P.
Pleasance,
D.F.C.
and
Bar,
of
Calgary
has
been
appointed
R.C.A.F.
liaison
officer
to
the
International
Civil
Aviation
.
Organization.
Senior
staff
officer
of
the
Air
Transport
Command
before
his
new
appointment,
he
led
the
R.CAJVs
419
(Moose)
Squadron
on
faeavy
bomber
raids
during
the
Second
World
War.
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P.
Photo)
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CEREMONIAL
WAR
DANCE
7:30
PM
!
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FIREWORKS
DISPLAY
GRAND
BALL
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