Prfiifc
Rupert
DaH?
ISete
TiiPiriay,
December
6,
1949
"Union
steamer
Corjuitlam
docked!
jhere
northbound
at
1:15
Friday,
j
alternoon
bound
for
the
south
Credit
Bureau
Here
Is
Urged
Queen
Charlottes.
She
Returned
,
Waterfront
Associated
Credit
Bureaus
of
without
a
bureau
and
he
su?-Canada
and
the
Credit
Grant-I
gested
that
industrial
and
bus-
.
...
....
:
i.
nftrKf-
ink
Sunday
at
8:15
p.m.
and
proceed-1
'
c-d
bark
to
Vancouver
at
9
p.m.
ers'
Association
of
Canada,
tola
mess
expansu.-i
nc
Six
percent
of
the
people
of
The
Coquitlarrt
is
under
the
i
thy
the
estaojsnnieni.
ui
Canada
are
"deadbeats'
by
na-the
Prince
Rupert
tnamwr
oi
t.-,
mnA
epmxo
Rimprh
psn
p
.
I
Cnmmprce
last
nil'ht.
Mr.
Bul-
-
-
Whiffs
command
of
Capt.
Harry
Mc-
i
Lean.,
!
i.'.1
j
i
anu
iwn.
.
ptet
to
have
its
share
of
such
I
Ped
who
hail:;
from
Toronto
and
i
.,...
.
..
I
nerrri
whft
come
with
the
eau
here.
A
new
period
"e"
veloping
In
tha
matter
ot
credit
buying
now
that
the
most
of
War-bought
Victory
Btmds
had
been
cashed
and!
compulsory
iConUnaed
i
pa'S
e"
h
ft
today
by
plane
lor
Vancouver,
trrld
the
Chamber
that
frinro
Rimerf
was
one
of
the
cwrmma
H"
rra
r
ic
R
svn
t
fish
off
the
,
0HvfnS
paekef
Sydney
in
reports
fo
be
LJwfU
mmms
m
nearmf
(he
end
6f
it
sea-ion
Greot
Growth
of
Co-op
Here
Beom
Trawlers
Operating
Logging
Camps
Closing
tfher
when
tangs
be?irr
tor
few
important
places
in
Canada
'"7
""V
ca-ich
w
with
'Mtti,
Af
tfwf
Bui-
i
between
Ketchikan
and
.Print
1
V
.
oT
the
.
r.
,Uiv,
i,
Hcct,
field
representative
The
2.0C0
members
of
the
Co-1
Bay
plant,
which
handles
the
fi'-h
is
onlv
nart
of
tne
scneme,
.
ii.
n
is
oniy
iik
longs
to
the
same
company,
is
The
marketing
contacts,
which
now
tipd
,Jp
,n
SeattlQ
after
m:(k.
ops
in
this
dKriet
have
made
Voins
since
incorporation
which
et
the
organization1
up
as
a
major
economic
force
in
this
dis
.
V
T
'
...
I
1
are
riterany
wona
wine,
ire
ai-
ing
a
trip
souin.
OT
TASTY
iAfLAlS
AT
THE
HesCafie
Chinese
Disheii
t
SpeciallJ
CHOP
SUEf
CHOW
MElN
A
few
persistent
'beam
trawl
trict.
From
the
beginning
of
the.
so
vital
to
success.
k.
F:
Harding,
manager
of
the
Fishermen's
Co-op
Joined
Dr.
M.
ers,
remainiit?
out
in
Hecate
North
Island
Trollers
Co-opera-
uve
on
a
beacn
some
18
years
ago
has
snruna
an
oraaritzatrori
M.
Coady
hi
sounding
a
warning
whose
nere
last
week
which
cahnoC
be
physh-al
assets
now
total
.......
.
sliAHAnVoil
fn
ft-7nrffv
(level.
Straits,
constitute
the
only
major
fishing
activity
on
the
north
coast.
There
also
fe
a
small
amount
of
crabbing
and
shrimp
ing
going
on,
most
of
which
is
I
II
v
goocf
matured
whisky'
Seagram
,sjij.uuu
arm
whose
member?
.
aonnii
Avenue
nnnaslte
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
opment.
That
is
that
members
7:00
a.m.
to
3:38
.m.
Phone
173
lor
OuUlde
Ord.r.
sold
on
the
local
market.
The
ap-
KinqsPlate
(.Quities,
the
actual
amount
to
which
members
have
expressed
faith
in
the
idea
with
(heir
own
Hr1s
t
Si
200.000.
This
is
no
mean
sum,
considering
that
it
has
come
from
what
was
once
an
economically
de-pe'"d
proup
of
fishermen
striv-
should
not
become
&4
immefsed
in
th
creatrort
of
wealth
as
to
lose
the
idea
of
extending
the
movemenC
anrf
living
co-operative
principles
themselves.
Dr.
;Coady's
answer
Is
"continuous
education"
of
adults,
a
consid
prach
f
the
Christmas
season
will
shortly
see
the
end
of
all
fishing
activity
until
after
the
end
of
the
year.
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonra,
Is
leaving
on
CANADIAN
WHISKY
eration
that
might
"
not
be
unac-
price
is
Gvoc-tfdtured'
too!
ing
iw
ineir
own
Deiiermeni.
t
ceptable
to
adults
in
any
walk
of
.-i"uni
vnnime
oi
iraae
wnicn
-
life,
regardless
of
their
principles.
Friday
evening's
train
for
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
Vanderhoof
,
Hazel-ton,
Kitwanga
and
Terrace
on
ecclesiastical
duties
f
VICKERS'
i
oinuiio
in
canao
and
t$
niiiium
tv
CatvfTl
This
dvertisement
is
rtot
published
or
Sil
played
by
the
Liquor
G-ntrof
Board
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
;.
not
piliihd
or
4k
ptoy
by
Liquor
Contrd
loord
or
by
lh
totals
$3,750,000
reflects
one
of
j
Regardless
of
what
economic
tne
key
features
of
the
producer
JeircuslanceS
have
contributed,
co-operative
movement
the
idea
to'
Prince"
Rupert's
present
pros-tr.at
three
who
produce
should
j
perrty,
the
Cff-onerative
have
a)?o
market
tneir
products
a
d't-1
flayed
it
very
full
part
and,
on
Advertise
in
t:ie
iany
New'
UnSE
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
tXjtt
ESST
REStrt
T8
rectly
as
possible.
The
Farifview
their'
tenth
frnnrversary..
It
v
sfnr.ethinf
that
should
be
fe-
ftoghi7.ed.
f
Was
Nearly
Crazy
With
Fiery
Itch-
NOW
AVAILABLE:
Carrvma
a
Jiht
passenger
list
At
The
SPORT
Shop's
Toylown,
It's
h
fart
relief
U.
D.
D'.
prescni.tion
World
and
a
relatively
small
cargo,
the
ilfil
peace
and
roni.'ort
from
t-rutl
iti
'hir.f
caued
by
arzema,
pimples,
rashei,
athltte
f
fxjl
and
other
Itch
trouolc;.
Trial
SoiU,
due
Tir
app!i(
aUoa
t
hecks
e-n
tlie
most
j.'.nic
)ttdcdzte&
as
it
SuiicU..'
IN
TOT!
STJPREM1?
COURT
OP
j
BRTTFSH
COLOMBIA
t
v
PRflRITR
as4
Xh
at
or
money
money
oat
oacn.
k.
ask
am
aruggii
aruKii
lor
lor
u
u
u
u.
u
u.
i'crlptioa
(ordinary
or
extra
atrei.tb
'
frtic,
1
IW
TffB
MATTER
OT
TBE
"ADMIN
ISTRATION
ACT
Ami
in
ino
MATTBR
OF
THE
ESTATE
OF
malcolm
Mcdonald,
deceased.
INTESTATE.
TAKE
NOTICF
ihat
by
Orde'
of
Wtr
Honoor
Jurtt
j
W.
O.
Fu1
on
rorl
Judg
ot
the
Simrm
C
'irt
of
Brltlstr
Cowmbla.
I
m
on
the
of
December,
A
D
1st
day
;
BOARD
INSULATING
MaVe
your
construction
dollar,
do
doubl.
duty
...
.
Donnacon.
,
.
tim.
and
.1
on.
,
ai
th.
Insulating
Board.
It
build,
and
in.ulate.
'
comfortable
warmer
19
,
insulated
horn.
i.
mor.
co3l
A
Dor.nacona
LOOK
FOR
THE
new
red
and
White,
GOLD
SEAL
LABEl
tute
oi
Maicoirn
nu.-uun.
,
late
of
Lnwer
Pot.
British
Colum-bia,.
who
ltt
on
or
about
the
istn
and
save,
on
.ue.
.
r
.;..
coeler
in
summer
v.
sheathing
.
.
a.
an
eiierior
Clav
of
SeptemDer,
;
Columbia.
Aii
peraons
l"eh,.!e
settlement
of
Dawson
Creek
British
Columbia.
All
persons
lnde
bted
to
the
aiiid
estate
are
required
to
pay
jbout
the
many
use.
ol
Donnacona
(Miss
This
Terrific
Selection.,
A
Toy
For
Every
Boy
ond
Every
Girl
and
uwulalion
."
...
a
aic
plaster
base
,
a.
Inlariot
finish.
.
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
1
-
rrt
nil
unrsons
having
,
Trikcs,
Wagons.
Pedal
Cars,
Sleighs,
Kiddy
Cars,
Trucks,
Scooters,
and
Hundreds
of
Dolls
and
Thousands
of
Other
Toys
to
Choo.st
from.
CALL
651
claims
against
the
aald
estate
are
FOR
XMAS
ShIaffer3
"1RIUMPH"
rwiulred
to
iiie
inrm
-
r
:
-
or
before
the
loth
oerly
verlflt
on
r0yyof
January.
19S0
fulling
wh
ch
distribution
will
Vnd
h"rh
of
which
claims
regard
only
to
such
I
shall
have
been
notified,
mrtn
at
Telwraph
Creek,
B.C..
1
PtllLPOTT
EUITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
LUMBER
and
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
0KTSSIIOP
THE
STORE
THAT
HAS
KVEKYTHING
IN
TOYS
"
AT
tHE
PRICE
YOU
I.IKE
TO
PAY
.
-
i
his
1st
day
of
December.
lfl
ERNEST
EARL
ALLEN.
-
Official
Admlnlstraror.
i
ItlW
fi9
If.
3rd
Ave
Box
Ki92
'
i;rer..
o
.
i
2fl
Telenrapn
Sunday.
9
p.m.,
Camonm
ifuesfmy,
1:30
p.m.,
CoquiUam
A
MCE
ARM,
STKWART
4NI
PORT
S'MPSON
f-
Sunday,
11
p.m.
Fort
soirrn
qi
kkn
CIIAKI
OTTK
11
vsns:
ss.
Carhosun
Dec.
1C
and
30
,10
pm.
FOR
NORTH
fl
KK
'
CHARI.OTTK
ISI.ANUS
ss.
Camosun,
Dee.
9
and
23
nd
23
v
f
RANK
J.
.sklNNKK
Prince
Rupert
ARent
t
hird
Avenue
Phone
SR8
iillmore
Beauties
'i
Give
Your
Friends
A
Gill
Thai
Will
Be
Appreciated
Finest
in
Hots
Latest
in
Styles
GIVE
THE
GIFT
THAT
PLEASES
"ALL-WAYS"
Sholf.r'
"TRIUMPH"
IW
emd
notching
finelin
Pencil
or
d
9i-choic
tiiot
i
built
to
pleaVo
l
tvary
woy
.
.
.
alwoyi.
Most
Modern
in
Color
Dl
Plus
High
Resistance
to
Rain
L.
Priced
from
....
$5.50
to
$8.50
fW
(
THE
BEST
BY
BILTMORE
A'V;
THE
BEST
BUY
BILTMORE
V
A
B
PRIHTIIIG
Company
Phone
234
f.iner
Block
'
CME
CLOTHIN
GUM
BOOTS
Children's
",
Sizes
8-9-10
Regular
$2.50
TO
CLEAR
$T.9S
GUM
BOOTS
Misses
Sizes
11-12-13
Regular
$2.65
TO
CLEAR
$2.25
5TORt
BEST
HAMBURGERS
Phone
V&
Third
Avenue
IN
TOWN
"It's
a
Great
Life
if
$3.95
$7.50
$11.50
10
Pound
Box
20
Pound
Box
30
Pound
Box
You
Don't
WEEK-END'
PROCESSED
IN
THE
PACIFIC
COAST'S
MOST
MODERN
SMOKEHOUSE
GUM
BOOTS
$$L
New
Hem
-
All
Rubber
Stair
Treads-Tread
siie
1
8"
x
9"
x
1
!2"
nose
Net
Price
Black,
per
hund
red
$38.50
Chocolate,
per
hundred
$44.00
Freight
Paid
on
100
lb.
Shipments
Smaller
Quantities
f.o.b.
Prince
Rupert
order
from
BAR
SNACK
'
PEN
6
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
DAIXT(
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LIMITED
Just
off
Third
Avenue
Ph.
Orders
Blue
921
318
6th
St.
3rd
Ave.
Box
638
Ph.
357
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
Phone
632
712
Second
Ave.
Prepoid
to
ony
point
served
by
roil
in
Canada
'
A
Xmas
Card
will
be
enclosed
with
each
shipment
Use
Coupon
BjIow
I
Send
to
1
I
j
Name
j
I
Address
-
j
I
Sent
by
I
Name
-
:
r
I
Address
:
;
j
I
Indicate
by
X
in
circles
below
.
I
O
Cash
,
O
Cheque
O
Money
Order
O
$3.95
O
$7.50
'
O
$11.50
j
SAVOY
HOTEL
W.
L.
WOODS,
Prop.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
3PTOMETR
1ST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenn
PnONE
SI
P.O.
BOX
1397
SHORT
OF
MONEY!
Government
Has
Helped
Your
Xmas
Budget
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RDPBBT
MS
II
lilt
MW&
Producer
and
Processors
HyWove
Brand
Fresh,
Frozen
BROADWAY
CAFE
With
the
removal
of
the
twenty-five
percent
luxury
tax
from
jewellery
the
government
has
made
it
possible
for
Christmas
shoppers
to
buy
more
gilts
for
less
money.
For
the
first
time
since
before
the
Best
Food
Aliril
IrmilTl?
ond
Smoked
Fish
also
Mifd
Cured
Salmon
UMlPbKAllVfc
Conners
0(
Cholleneer
Brand
FEDERATION
'
f,rst
QJAL,TYcANNto
sea
fooDS
buy
now,
and
pay
later
at
Manson's
Jewellers.
Pay
only
half
now
and
the
rest
in
easy
weekly
or
monthly
payments
starting
February
1st,
1950.
For
that
friendly
service
where
value
and
quality
come
1
tirsf,
'See
"
MANSON'S
Your
Friendly
Jeweller
inest
Cooking
war
you
can
now
buy
jewellery
free
of
this
nuisance
tax.
So
make
tnis
a
jewellery
Xmas,
that
she
will
appreciate
and
he
will
value.
Remember
also
that
you
can
,
Hours
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
Pi-ince
Rupert,
B.C.
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200
Box
1580
ij