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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News'
.
Saturday,
August
12,
1950
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Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Waterfront
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
MONDAY
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Information
Appreciated
P.
H.
Llnzey,
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
has
received
a
letter
of
congratulations
from
the
McKim
Advertising
Ltd.,
Montreal
advertising
agency,
on
the
excellent
material
it
has
avail
HUMPRRET
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tfOGART
In
"CALL
it
Melvyn
Douglas
In
"THE
RACKETEERS"
Ottawa
reports
higher
prkes
or
candy.
A
chocolate
bar,
for
example,
is
going
up.
But
let
us
hope
a
chocolate
Qrop
isn't.
MURDER"
Wallace's
95c
.
SALE
Now
On
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
able
for
publicity
purposes.
The
a?ency
recently
asked
the
Chamber
for
certain
Information
and
what
Mr.
Linzey
sent
was
described
as
a
"gold
mine."
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Sockeye
Fishing
Over
Odd
Fish
Seen
on
Waterfront
Sockeye
fishing
in
the
Skeena
and
Naas
is
finished
for
another
year.
The
season
closed
at
6
p.m.
yesterday.
Although
catches
have
heen
comparatively
small
this
year,
those
who
fished
consistently
did
reasonably
well.
There
w
ere
good
runs
at
the
very
start
of
the
season
in
the
Naas,
but
quickly
drop
Reveille
wiil
be
a
new
sound
for
at
least
some
few
thousands
of
young
Canadians
going
soldiering,
if
this
is
melody
it's
a
music
that,
though
slowly,
surely
does
grow
on
one.
It's
apt
to
be
remembered
for
the
rest
of
a
lifetime.
It
comes
deliberately,
firmly
in
the
chill
gray
dawn
VO
come
to
the
cook
house
door
boys
O
come
to
the
cook
house
d-o-o-r."
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5
bor.
It
was
there
that
the
In-vercan
V
caught
it.
They
are
faund
frequently
in
shrimp
trawls
in
Burrard
Inlet
and
Enclish
Bay.
Tnere
are
a
lew
around
the
Queen
Charlottes.
BllfllBB!
ped
off
to
very
modest
numbers.
Both
gillnetters
and
seln-
It
was
a
spiny
lumpsucker
about
one
and
a
half
Inches
each
way
and
was
caught
in
a
seine
by
the
Zrj
GIVE
THE
FOLKS
AT
HOME
A
TREAT!
This
has
been
a
tough
enough
war
from'
the
very
beginning.
And
it
may
be
a
longish
time
before
the
world
approches
the
"now
it
can
be
told"
stage.
ers
have
had
small
catches
recently
In
fact
seiners
have
been
having
discouraging
results
C.P.S.S.
Princess
Norah,
Capt.
Fred
McGraw,
arrived
in
-
port
EARLY
ADVEKIIS1NU
COPY.
IS
ppo
crew
of
the
Invercan
v,
C.pt.
Camosun
Gecrge
White.
Walter
Hansen
couver
and
sailed
at
1
:30
p.m.
lor
had
it
on
display
in
a
bucket.
It
;
skagway
and
other
Alaska
ports,
has
t
he
appearance
of
a
tropi-
I
Sne
w!11
be
here
on
ner
return
cal
fish.
Nearly
spherical,
It
.
next
Wednesriav
arrived
in
I
A-
Come
in
today
and
take
home
a
delicious
CAKE,
PIE
or
JELLY
ROLL.'
Union
steamer
Capt.
W.
McCombe,
port
yesterday
at
4
25
passengers
from
p.m.
with
Vancouver
has
a
short
tail
and'
fastens
it
for
Prince
Rupert.
Disembark
j
Fishermen,
like
anyone
else,
can
have
emergencies.
Off
the
Washington
coast
this
month,
contents
of
the
nets
of
the
"Harold
A"
included
a
500
pound
horned
mine.
Risky
stuff
to
touch!
It
was
shown
deepest
respect.
On
the
way
to
the
nearest
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS
.
.
FOR
A
BUILDER
OR
INVESTOR
Exceptional
Offering
self
onta
objects
with
Its
mouth
The
catch
of
tuna
landed
at
which
has
powerful
suckers.
Al-
this
port
so
far
this
sea-son
has
uncommon
In
these
waters,
it
a
vaiue
0f
$74,000.
Fifty-one
though
the
fish
is
extremely
boats
are
employed.
The
catches
has
been
caught
in
Naas
har-
have
been
worth
$400
a
ton.
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
port,
every
minute
was
hard
on
the
nerves-
No
need
to
have
felt
that
way.
Une
charge,
long
Large
subdivision
in
Prince
Rupert's
brttrr
resj
ing
here
were
Mrs.
Mark
Hill,
Mrs.
T.
Jolly,
Mrs.
B.
F.
Tilley.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Barwick,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Antonic,
and
child.
Miss
Horton,
Mrs.
C
Schaeffer,
Mrs
J.
Murty,
Mrs.
M.
Williams,
J.
Morrison,
E.
Wahl,
Peter
Barron,
J.
Coulter,
Mrs.
C.
A.
Young
and
two
children,
George
Croz-ier.
The
Camosun
sailed
at
10
p.m.
for
South
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
atfernoon
section.
All
services
available.
No
taxes
to
pay
urit
FINE
PRINTING
at
'soaked
in
talt
water,
was
harm-j
less.
But
how
was
anyone
to
know
'except
the
naval
disposal
officer
I
LING
THE
TAILOR
Panoramic
harbor
view:
Area
comparable
to
38
citytoi
prising
nearly
3
acres.
Easy
walking
distance
to
school.
and
he
was
cautious
enough
with
the
preliminaries
pi,!?.!,
downtown
shopping
centres,
waterfront,
and
ch
J
REGAL
PRINTERS
litter
southbound.
individual
lots
available
or
will
sell
entire
property
tor
needed
housing
development.
Priced
to
sell
b!o
assessed
value
on
similar
property.
Terms
If
desired
Allan
Armstrong
for
full
particulars.
Phone
JB(
297
(eves.)
office
of
Armstrong
Agencies.
'
Whatever
;coujse
has
been
taken
by
authorities.
The
Rons
of
Freedom
have
evidently
heeded
it.About
the
only
ones
left
stripp
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222
Second
A
Centre
of
"
interest
on
the
waterfront
yesterday
afternoon
was
a
tiny
fish
in
Hunt's
store.
LADIES'
AND
GENTS'
TAILORS
MADE
TO
MEASURE
SUITS
LATEST
STYLES
IN
COATS
9
HIGHEST
QUALITY
O
GUARANTEED
FIT
PRESSING
WHILE
YOU
WAIT
ing
in
public,
in
British
Columbia
,
.
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are
the
chorus
girls.
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THE
TAILOR
aska
s
richest
man,
was
buried
in
Seattle
last
wee.
He
spent
most
of
hi;
lcn
l'fe
in
Alaska,
the
land
that
gave
him
wealth
It
is
sometimes
thought
good
form
to
decry
the
affluent.
It
did
not
look
that
way
at
the
funeral,
which
thronged
the
church.
Monied
nwn
were
there
Box
286
220
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6th
St.
Phone
649
as
well
as
hundreds
of
others
who
hardly
mew
the
meaning
Little
men
mourned.
They
had
lost
a
friend
and
knew
it.
Complaints
about
the
Krowinc
GENTS'
WATCHES
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Jewel
Waterproof
.
Shockproof
Compk't'!
with
Expansion
Bracelet
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in
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narlro
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public
places
cannot
but
be
noted.
Everyone
is
not
35
and
brimming
with
energy,
but
there
are
thou-j
sands
along
in
years
who
tire
I
easily,
and
would
be
better
out
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Now
George
Cook,
JEWELLER
Box
1188
j
cf
doors,
than
in.
Yet
thev
do
29.75
not
rancy
standing
up
permanently,
or
almost.
Neither
do
they
welcome
walking
miles,
and
ail
do
not
possess
a
car.
There
are
a
few
if
any
seats
in
Prince
Rupert,
chiefly
for
the
rea"'"n
that
they
are
damaged
or
smashed
or
thrown
away.
BROADWAY
CAFE
!
;
wai
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Bfi
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ATTIC
SHOULD
JlfVlO
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RIDDANCE
Xio
CjCK!ny
Hours
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For
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200
THE
DIP-STICK
.
.
TELLS
THE
STORY
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r"vr
crankcasc,
but
how
CLEAN
it
is.
.
.
.
Let
us
make
this
'.est
in
your
crankcasc.
.
.
.
See
for
yourself
the
importance
of
proper
lubrication.
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Live
The
Modern
Way.
ELECTRICALLY!
289
SINGLE
BURNER
HOTPLATES
..
$3.45
285
TWO
BURNER
HOTPLATES
...
$9.25
RANGETTES,
Automatic
Oven
-
$74.00
G.E.
WASHER
MS9
$139.50
G.E.
WASHER
MS9P
$149.50
G.E.
IRONER,
Table
Model
$60.00
MOFFAT
RANGES
$277.95
GURNEY
RANGES
$236.30
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NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
CO.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART.
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PHONE
210
Sparkling
B-H
"English"
Paint
beautifies
and
protects
exteriors
with
a
coat
of
lasting
colour.
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