'Construction
Here
Holding
Even
Prime
Kupert
Daiip
Jl2itog
LtD.
Thursday!
August
ly,
1948
OLD
PAPER
SUNEARTHED
'Tz
Saras
t
On
Basis
of
Business
Building
While
home
construction
has
lagged
in
Prince
Rupert
I
Trevor
Hill
was
going
through
during
the
first
-half
of'
1948,
industrial
building
has
taken
isome
oid
lles
left
by
his
ather-something
of
a
spurt
and
a
large
amount
of
repair
work
w!",e
late
GeorBe
H",
wh.
he
EaMj
tcr
tide
sty
ng
done
op
homes
and
business
places,
giving
the
city
a
Rupert
Journars
nrst
issue.
The
"lore
attractive
aiJt-arance
as
the
year
progresses.
.
j
Journal,
published
by
O.
II.
Nel-
lllustrative
".
the
gnulual
improvement
which
is
taking;
son,
wa.s
at
that
time
a
twice
place
throughout
the
city,
and
one
the
$14,000
renalr
tiroiert
atSvv,'ck'y
PuPL'r
but
later
steppeii
m
m
mm
m
m.
ft
I
THI
MEAT
Of
MA
MANY
U5E5
mmm
Booth
Memorial
High
School
I
ul
t0
a
morning
dally,
and
the
other
alteration
work!
Kd,t,Jr
Nelson
chose
Saturday,
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General!
June
18
1910
as
il
date
Hospital,
preparing
the
former!
the
launching
of
his.
Prince
Ru-
(Conttnnt'C
on
Pajje
Six)
i
pert
enterprise.
On
Wednesday,
three
days
before,
the
new
particularly
in
tin.
business
district,
was
tin;
recent
comment
"f
a
lormer
Prince
Rupert
resident,
who
returned
after
an
ab-tiiee
(if
slightly
more
than
a
year,
"Tills
town
certainly
is
changing,"
he
said.
"It
looks
much
unarter
than
it
did
a
year
ago.
MiiMiiess
places
are
getting
new
fronts
and
homes
are
boing
f
ix-'d
up
at
a
great
rate.
Zt
certainly
is
an
improvement"
steamer
Prince
Rupert
had
made
her
first
appearance
in
this
port
and
the
Journal
went
to
town
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
I
.With
six
columns
of
the
24-col-
Early
Day
Impressions
When
Canada
became
aware
that
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacjflc
bJ
You
're
budget-wise
when
you
buy
the
family
tasty
Spork
7.T.
today's
most
economical
meut
dih
T
It
is
this
type
of
work
which
1
P'.Otirf,
t.
ii,
.,1
t.
-..,
l
n..
hulk
of
wvu
uuc
iu
iu
rn-
is
lesponsibl
feor
the
the
building
permits
issued
by
the
city
engineer's
office
every
month.
umn
paper
devoted
to
the
event.
Two
pictures
accompanied
the
story.
One
of
them
showed
the
ship's
officers,
among
whom
was
Captain
"Barney"
Johnson,
Jn
command
of
the1
new
ship.
The
other
picture
was
an
informal
shot
of
the
late
Captain
C.
H.
Nicholson,
at
that
time
manager
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific's
Steamship
service
on
the
coast.
Jn
the
same
paper
another
steamship
company
claimed
that
one
of
its
vessels
was
"trhe
only
steamer
on
the
run
having
water-light
bulkheads
and
Timely
Recipe
However,
there
also
has
been
a
fair
amount
of
business
eon-
eoic
terminus,
frince
Kupert,
less
than
a
hundred
miles
south
of
Alaska,
people
were
curious.
This
was
particularly
true
of
those
living
in
the
older
provinces.
Forty
years
ago
the
number
of
Canadians
east
of
the
Great
Lakes
who
had
ever
strayed
to
within
sight
of
Alaska
were
comparatively
few
Q.
How
can
I
remedy
a
dark
kitchen
that
hasn't
even
a
glass
panel
in
the
door?
A.
"A
hinged
window.
can
be
placed
in
the
upper
panel
of
the
kitchen
door.
This
will
give
more
light,
and
also
aid
in
ventilating,
In
case
it
is
not
desired
to
leave
the
door
open.
Q.
How
can
I
prevent
pockets
of
house
dresses
and
aprons
from
tearing
so
easily?
A.
When
sewing
thsee
pockets,
double
a
small
piece
of
the
material
and
place
it
underneath
at
the
top
of
the'
pocket.
Q.
How
can
I
remove
ink
stains
from
colored
fabrics?
A.
Apply
a
paste
made
of
sour
milk
and
fuller's
earth.
If
M
'
l
S
3
m
ci
I
a
k
rn
rney
reasoned,
ana
in
their
IVar
Salad
'
1
20-oz
can
.jr.s
(8
imiVPS,
1
tablespoon
pear
juice
1
tablespoon
cream
or
lop
milk
1
tablespoon
mayonnaise
1
3-uz.
package
en-am
clu-e.se
2
tablespoons
choppcil
mils
i
'miction
in
the
first
six
months
of
1MB.-Total-
vaiue
of
tlris
work
so
far
exceeds
$50,000
and
includes
a
new
service
station,
a
new
meat
packing
warehouse,
a
new
apartment
house
and
a
new
oil
company
wharf
build-in'!.
In
addition
to
this
are
two
lar(?e
repair
and
alteration
jobs,
narrow,
restricted
range
not
I
double-bottom,
thus
ensuring
without
some
logic,
that
bejuK
gaiety
of
passengers
in
case
of
so
close
to
Alaska,
winters
must
,
collision
or
wreck.
This
wa
the
Union
Steamship
Co.'s
Ca-niosun.
Jn
the
same
advertise
Sib
aUMMCK
J
4
1
etluce
cups
When
your
Tot
or
Toddler
needs
Togs,
visit
the
STORK
SHOPPE
Train
Schedule
For
the
East
ment
the
company
quoted
steerage
fare
from
Vancouver
at
J5.
Amung
the
advertisers
in
the
Journal
of
191H.
there
were
such
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
Blue
810
be
severe.
There
would
be
,icc
of
course,
in
the
new
port
of
the
north.
What
of
harbor
entrance,
the
mileage,
the
depth,
and
what
shelter,
if
any?
And
tides?
The
few
who
had
ever
been
in
Prince
Rupert
were
mainly
railway
construction
men.
civil
Drain
pears.
Add
pear
juice,
cream
and
mayonnaise
to
cheese
and
blend.
Fill
centres
Of
4
pear
halves
With
part
of
chet.se
mixture.
Cover
with
remaining
pear
halves
in
sandwich
fashion.
Top
each
pear
Willi
more,
rliet-.se
-
mixture.
Sprinkle
with
chopped
nuU
Serve
ip
lettuue
cups
with
fruit
salad
dressing.
4
servings.
MERCHANDISE
S
...
.:
lkiialiues,
Crepes,
Jerseys,
Printed
flilks,
Liilt'MS.
-
RTSWEAR..
,
.
.
.
,
!(,,
BiUllM'K.
Slack.
,
I
ATS
...
F-jli-Le.'.gth
ami
Hhortys.
i'VI'CC'MJIl'C
familiar
namfs
as
George
D.
Tite,
furniture
dealer,
Thomas
Dunn,
Hardware
and
Supply
Company
and
Fred
Stork,
gen
Monday,
Wednesday,
Prlday-8
p.m.
Prom
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday-10:45
p.m.
Watch
the
Classified
Adsl
SALMON
SEINING
Here
is
an
'
iiitereMing
view
of
actiim
in
the
fishing
industry.
The
lish
such
us
pinks,
now
at
their
height,
are
taken
in
huge
.seines
frojn
which
they
are
brailed
in
this
manner
and
hoisted
on
-board
the
packers.
Courtesy
Journal
of
Com-
merce).-
Reader
ana
classified
advertisers
are
requested
to
submit
their
copy
to
the
office.
Telephoned
advertisements
often
lead
to
mistakes
against
which
the
Daily
News
cannot
guarantee.
engineers,
surveyurs
and
others
of
kindred
pursuits.
All
agreed
there
was
a
fine
harbor,
and
that
was
a
masterpiece
of
under
eral
hardware.
Jn
the
local
news
column
Editor
Nelson
Informed
his
readers
that
Mayor
Stork,
Alderman
statement.
They
might
or
might
1
'
i.A
A-
-
Ni
AO
h
r5?SnTr1
ONE-MAN
Barrow,
City
Solicitor
A.
M
Manson
and
Engineer
A.
W
not
be
interviewed.
Misconceptions
continued.
Private
letters
rarely
gave
the
true
picture.
Not
2
Power
Chain
Saw
'
Agnew
had
gone
to
Victoria
to
press
the
claims
of
the
city
for
j
water
rights
at
Woodworth
Lake
ALL
AT
PHICJCH
THAT
PLEASE.
"
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.
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;
:
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nn
tin'
Sweet
10
iVr.soltali.Hl
I
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"b
u
d
nsTTtn
:
i
I
lr.imt
.
No
Carrying
GliurM.t-fi
A
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'
"
i
KT
infrequently,
much
depended
on
writer
had
for
dinner,
tter
casually
mentioned
(
1
V-'VCv-J
!
Once
ale
before
the
provincial
government.
-
the
distant,
almost
un-,
Fast
Dependable
Easy
to
Handle
An
ideal
tool
in
the
woods
and
on
the
farm.
I
r
-oV'.KN.viV'v
V
v.
'V
known
haven,
whales
were
often
A4
I
"rSKSuV'tf
:
seen
swi
mining
around,
chasing
i.MABurtGEns
fish
which
was
true
enough.
This
was
Interesting
stuff
and
played
up
in
the
eastern
press.
But
none
of
the
papers,
at
7)
For
particulars
and
prompt
service
see
TKKKACE
DEALER
HEKB
SPENCER
GARAGE
or
write
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPVi
HOUSE
mur
m
Urrr
.
713
Second
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Belter
with
i
4
I
MSB
that
distance
and
in
that
early
day,
really
knew.
There
were
no
drawings
or
sketches.
Mental
pictures
had
to
serve
for
a
season
and
while
these
did
..
not
lack
a
certain
playful
attention,
they
did
not
invite
respect.
No-one,
never
having
been
here,
fiere,
could
vision
reality.
No-one
could
tell
of
the
noble
bay.
with
her
islands,
her
safe
fa?-preading
miles
of
blue
waters
winding
among
mountains,
be
iial.
.
.
Limited
Shipment
of
.
V,-
nWttvVt.
PREPARED
MUSTARD
cause
so
few
knew.
W.J-
fENBIX
THE
JEWELLERY
STORE
UMBRELLA
IT
IS
I'KUALLY
JIST
A
LITTLE
BETTER
THAN
THE
AVERAGE
By
CHICK
YOUNG
.Just
Another
Summer
Uomanee.
BLONDIE
I
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
this
weather
make
you
think
of
v
PRODUCE
I)
IN
CANADA
Doesn't
I'mlirellas?
SAM
I
PUK'F
$299.50
Wc
place
in
our
stock
only
the
best
grades
that
we
can
buy
from
makers
who
wll
make
good
any
defective
umbrellas.
f;W
ONF.
IN
OPKKATION
AT
new
selection
at
,,We
have,
just
.received
prices"
from"
3.95
to
$7.5ft.
mam.
Ml
Igf3i
mBp
miMp
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-Hand
Artist.
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--
i
HOLD
THE
BRUSH
!
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I
ii'
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THEV
MUST
J
IMs
(
A
MOMENT
AND
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!)
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WHERE
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LOOK
FOR
THEM
Y
v
The
handles
are
m
a
large
variety
of
colors
ami
shapes.
A
ho
we
have
several
in
the
folding
variety
which
ran
go
in
a
hand
bag.
SATIN.GLO
"'autilies
the
home
and
Increases
the
vahm
uf
the.
things
you
own.
Many
attrac-''v1
pastel
tints
from
which
to
choose.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.,
LTD.
Cop'111
JUST
ARRIVED
.
.
.
1
SII"'II
NT
OF
GOLD
SEAL
HUGS
AND
'ITS.
(Hick
oi'R
STfirir
ih.
mhiri-
r1'
INUI)
LINOLEUM.
KV
TIIF
YARD.
Marriage
Is
a
Great
Institution!
We
can
supply
all
your
needs
in
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including
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"
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Jn
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p.m.
to
5:30
a.m.
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