OLD
TELEGRAPH
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prince
Hupett
Dafl?
5cto3
1
Friday,
July
8,
1949
.
(Continued
from
Pag
1)
message
from
R.
C.
Vaughan.
chairman
and
president,
Cana-I
dlan
National
Railways,
to
the
!
mayor
of
Halifax
and
the
presi
EY!
Iaita
1INU1E!
dent
of
the
Board
of
Trade.
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our
good
friends
the
citizens
of
Halifax,"
said
Mr.
Vaughan,
"we
would
like
to
say
how
much
we
have
appreciated
the
oppor-;
tunlty
of
joining
hands
with
you
In
the
celebrations
marking
the
two-hundredth
birthday
of
your
city.
The
rail
lines
of
this
vast
railway
system
have
a
history
of
public
service
dating
back
over
a
century
and
this
applies
also
to
the
great
network
.
of
telegraph
facilities
stretching
over
a
distance
'of
4000
miles
you're
absolutely
right,
it
Is
vacation
time
now
...
but
In
a
few
months
cold
weather
will
be
here
again
and
you
want
to
be
prepared
with
a
sale
warmth-giving
COAL
supply.
CALL
51
TODAY!
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LIMITED
Lumber
Building
Supplies
in
addition
to
clothing
and
shoes.
He
touched
also
on
the
OSE
VISITOR
through
seven
time
zones
from
St.
John'sNewfoundland,
to
the
west
coajt
of
Vancouver
Island
and
into
the
Yukon.
The
Twentieth
Century
Is
indeed
Canada's
century
and
the
100,000;
men
and
women
who
serve
under
the
Canadian
National
banner
are
resolved
to
do
their
part
lrt
assisting
In
every
w,ay
possible
our
national
development
and
prosperity."
It
was
a
colorful
ceremony.
COMED
HERE
EAST
MEETS
WEST
Former
members
of
the
Canadian
women's
Army
Corps
from
all
parts
of
Canada
gathered
In
Toronto
during
the
week-end
for
a
reunion.
A
banquet,
business
session
and
church
parade
were
features
of
the
program.
Here
Edna
Smith,
left,
of
Monclon,
N.
B.,
farthest
east
point
represented,
and
Joyce
Has
sell,
right,
of
Powell
River,
B.
C.
look
over
the
program
with
sjgt.
Pearl
Aplin
of
Toronto.
(C
P.
Photo
fine
work
being
accomplished
at
"The
Child
City
of
Moose-!
heart"
but
asked
also
for
consideration
ol
the
welfare
of
he
conclusion
ol
the
reg-lortnlghtly
meeting
ot
1r
in
or
we
wiw.se
on
wra-
"The
Children
in
our
own
Backyard."
The
local
lodges
were
highly
commended
on
their
STAVE
MELLOR
TO
ALERT
BAY
MRS.
BLACK
IS
HONORED
evfning
In
the
Moose
a
good
number
of
mern-re
Joined
by
member
of
al
men's
louje
to
wel-
Mr.
Howlett,
in
the
dress
and
stove-pipe
style
hat
of
his
cen-(
tury-old
counterpart,
worked
at
the
original
tape
receiver
and
sender
flanked
by
Miss
Jeannine
community
Work
and
also
on
the
efficiency
of
their
secretaries.
for
his
new
post
down
the
coast.
I
The
departure
of
himself
and
family
will
re
regretted
by
many
j
friends
for
both
Mr.
and
Mr:!.
Mellor
are
pioneers
of
the
north
.
from
childhood
days,
the
former
having
been
at
Stewart
while
,
a
boy
while
the
latter,
the
for-
Mr.
Slater
was
thanked
for
fu
prominent
visitor,
Stew-
Members
of
the
Canadian
Quesnel
and
Miss
Joyce
Gilmour
Veteran
Chief
Operator
of
Digby
Island
Wireless
Station
Transferred
Legion
Ladies'
Auxiliary
galh-
in
the
hooped
skirts,
crinoline
his
address
by
the
Junior
Regent.
A
solo
by
Mrs.
J.
Kaspcr
and
a
duet
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
ered
in
large
numbers
Wednes-
and
bonnets
of
which
their
great
It
titer,
of
Hamilton,
auditor
j
t'
Supreme
Lodge
of
Can-ft
ho
was
introduced
to
the
(smil
ing
by
-
Oovernor
E.
G.
j,,;
d'n
of
the
local
lodge.
mer
Dorothy
Patmore.
was
borti
Bacon.
were
much
enjoyed.
Delicious
refreshments
were
Veteran
chief
operator
of
Dig-
in.
Prince
Rupert,
by
Island
wlrelw
station
here'
Mr.
Mellor's
successor
here
will
day
night
at
their
regular
meet-
grandmothers
wore
proudly.
ing
and
one
of
the
pleasant
fea-
tin
ps
of
the
evening
was
the
tpi
IftAIIT
wishing
of
bon
voyage
and'
the
qLLj
AdUU
I
served
by
Chapter
members
and
i"
'an
address,
Mr.
Slater
L
4
of
the
various
phases
of
a
pleasant
evening
drew
to
aW"t-h
which
he
has
been
Idenll-
e
E.
Armour
Pyke,
who
is
corn-close
with
"For
He's
a
Jolly
Good
1
f'ed
for
almost
seventeen
years,
'nB
from
Eastevan
station
on
the
he
wi
k
of
the
Moose
Order
In
I
'
V
.
1
2
"
"
'
1
P-!
.
.
t.Y
Ml
-ft
--
J
Fellow."
Staveley
G.
Mellor
is
bena
trans-,
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
MEAT
PACKING
the
president,
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black,
on
the
eve
of
hef
departure
for
1
jai.-.fl.i,
mentioning
partlcu-
The
women's
meeting
was,
f
erred
to
Alert
Bay
in
a
similar
jriy
work
that
was
done
during
presided
over
by
Mrs.
Thomas
capacity.
With
Mrs.
Mellor
and!
he
war
years,
when
the
people
Martin
Stuart
Speaker
at
Gyro
Club
Luncheon
a
trip
to
England
and
Bcotland.
The
gift
was
in
acknowledge-
(
ment
for
Mrs.
Black's
long
andi
r.ir
1
1
....
i
1
u
A..v:iin
I
.
am
ui
auin
b
joj
aojAJas
son
and
daughter,
he
expects
to
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
I
You
Saw
it
Hi
The
News.
St.
LAURENTS
VOTE
Prime
Minister
and
Mrs.
Bt.
Laurent
had:
only
a
few
feet
to
walk
from
their
Quebec
City
home
when
theyj
went
out
to
vote.
Their
local
polling
station
-as
next
door.
Here;
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
St.
Laurent
are
shown
as
they
ieft
the
poll.
(C.
V.
Photo)
j
uenn,
senior
regent.
leave
the
latter,
part
of
AuguU'
i
I'd
sain
were
given
goods
to
j-
falue
of
$100,000.
These
rjiU
Included
a
mobile
canteen
In-
The
presentation
was
made
bydust
of
the
North
American
Mrs.
William
Rothwell
and
Mrs.
contlnent
now
a
multl-billlon
responaea
reeiingiy.
jdolar
bus,neM
with
planls
lr.;
Three
members
in-
new
were
alxtv
rpat
.ltlp.
had
it.
Today
the
packing
industry,
ment
of
the
meat
processing
Industry
such
as
Hammond,
SwSK
itlated
at
the
meeting
and
two
mngs
when
Ferdinand
de
Soto
with
Its
important
functions
of
more
new
members
accepted.
"lianrtpH
hoes
on
the
Florida
DreDarine
and
distjosinz
of
Daggett,
the
Wilsons.
LMbby
aM
I
Pellclous
refreshments
were
coast
In
1539
and
when
the
Pll.
1
f
resh
meats,
the
curing
and
pre-
Armour
were
mentioned
by
tb
'
served,
featuring
a
large
decor-
grim
FBtherg
brought
hogs
and
serving
of
meats
by
salting
and
speaker.
.
'
"
aiea
Don
voyage
case
macie
Dy
catUe
tne
New
Engiand
coast
smoking,
the
preservation
of
The
Gyro
program
yesterday
1
JOHN
H.
BULGER
I
JHTOMETRIST
1
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Arena
I
"
-V,-''
I
Wjn
one
01
tne
memoers
ana
auiy
ln
i82o,
Martin
F.
Stuart,
local
meat
food
products
and
the
de-
was
arranged
by
Normim
Baker,
cut
by
Mrs.
Black.
manager
of
the
Swift-Canadian
velopment
of
many
bi-produets
President
Maurice
Brydges
Tn
1H
thp
Prlnro
Pnnprt
nrn
for
numerous
nuriloses.
bv
lier-
was
in
'
th
-ehalr
and
miest.!
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f.
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v.
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,
,
ttlUEj
111.
a
iUIlCIICTJIl
I.U1K
UIl
LUC
i:viv-cij
acaung
pi
uucnoca,
liau
WCIC
ncil
IloaiuuaMru
kil
ivtiih-
I
history
of
the
packing
industry.
'
become
a
vital
service
to
mod-
skamlng,
Ontario;
William
Joy
SHIPS
and
First
trading
in
cured
meats
!
em
civilization.
of
Los
Angeles
and
W.
S.
Nolle
4
I
had
been
between
New
England
Personalities
in
the
'
develop-,
of
Prince
Rupert.
and
the
West
Indies
when
bar
I
SWATERFRONT
relled
salt
pork
and
beef
'
had
0
been
exchanged
for
molasses.
With
flip
!-nurh
nf
thp
Ameri-!
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
Wil-
can
nation,
the
Industry
had
a?
11am
McCombe,
arrived
in
port
at
moved
westward,
first
being
Cry
1:30
this
afternoon
from
thtf
centred
in
the
Ohio
Valley.
It
N
An'
tEBW
south
and
sails
at
10
p.m.
for
grew,
rapidly
after
the
United
'
Masset
inlet
points
whence
she
States
government
had
put
a
I
will
return
here
Sunday
morn-
j
tax
on
liquor,
which
ruined
that
'
Ing
and
sail
at
40
p.m.
that
day
on
her
return
to
Vancouver.
An
1
Commodore
market,
and
the
corn
raisers
started
to
feed
their
corn
to
hogs
and
cattle.
Prior
to
the
r
ft
ill
I
.
'lS
r
'
J
other
Union
steamer,
the
Catala,
CaDt.
Ernest
Shennard.
is
due
i
Civil
War,
Cincinnati
naa
Deen
I
the
centre
of
the
packing
Indus-
Cafe
"Better
Th-n
Ever"
trv.
Eventually
ln
1865
on
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
Fond
and
Service
In
City
Christmas
Day
he
union
stock
yard
had
opened
in
Chicago
which
since
that
time
had
come
to
be
the
greatest
meat
packing
city.
tie
11
for
Send-Out
Order
5
fj
They
ore
Host
populor,
tool
ft
1
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.
J
JAMS
or
JELLIES
ALWAYS
TURN
OUT
RIGHT
ITh'aff
providing
you
follow
exactly
the
kitchen-tested
recipes
you
get
under
the
label
of
every
bottle
of
Certo
or
in
every
package
of
"Certo"
Crystals.
Different
fruits
need
different
handling
so
there's
a
separate
one
for
each
fruit.
Don't
change
a
thing
and
you'll
get
delicious,
sparkling
jam
05
jelly
every
time.
Xt
CERTO
Ot,
'CERTO'Crystals
aT
W
AVAILABLE
A
current
notice
to
mariners
from
the
Department
of
Transport
announces
that
the
electric
beacon
on
Cape
Caution
in
the
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
area
Is
reported
not
burning.
It
is
due
for
attention
as
soon
as
possible.
I.AM
KKtilSTKV
ACT
Re:
ten
if
Irate
of
Title
No.
XTOll-I
to
lot
8.
Murk
Hi.
Krrtlnn
.1.
I
lly
of
Prim
Kiiprrt.
Map
Itl.i.
WHEREAS
satisfactory
proof
ot
No
fuss
...
ho
worry
...
no
guesswork
kn
making
jam
or
jelly
with
Certo
Fruit
Pectin
or
"Certo"
Crystals.
You'll
sav
time
and
work
.
.
.
get
up
to
50
MORE
jam
or
jelly
from
your
fruit
1
Please
yourself
which
you
use.
BotH
Certo
and
"Certo"
crystals
are
fruit
pectin,
the
natural
substance
in
fruit
that
makes
jams
"jam"
and
jellies
"jell"
extracted
and
concentrated
for
better,
easier
jam
and
jelly
making.
Thf
word
"Certo"
Is
a
trade-mark.
Boil
ONE
MINUTE
only
for
both
Jams
and
Jellies
That's
all
you
need
when
you
use
Certo
or
"Certo"
Crystals
.
,
.
one
minute's
full,
rolling
boil
1
What
a
saving
of
time
and
energy.
This
short
boil
gives
you
other
advantages,
too:
-
t
'
m
mM
tft
Adored
by
children!
)A
M'JSJW
Found
the
4
to
1
rice
ni
1
YLbr
V
fr
cereal
favorite
in
a
H
'
Qi
1
Ul!
V
Krisp.ea
'(M
6
P'
rtM;,g
i
This
might
happen
to
us
MOTHER
KNOWS
v
BEST!
but
the
customer
never
loses
J
Ions
ot
the
above
Certificate
of
Title!
teaupd
In
the
name
of
Reidar
D.
John-aon
and
Lillle
Marie
Jolinsen
has!
been
filed
In
this
office,
notice
is
(
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof,
I
Issue
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
in
lieu
of
said
lost
Certificate,
when
he
deals
at
DAN'S
SERVICE
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
.
STATION
very
little
Juice
hM
time
to
boll
you
get
an
average
yield
of
10
pT
Sine.
J
I
away,
X
I
glaiw
aiwe
1
LOOK
FOR
TBI
JEW
RED
AND
WHITE
DID
SEAL
LABEL
"Where
the
Workingman
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
where
old-fashioned,
long-boil
Gets
a
Break."
recipe
would
give
you
about
6.
unless
in
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
in
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land.
Registry
Ofrice,
Prince
Rupert.
B,
C.
this.5th
day
of
July.
194a.
AD.
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
A7)
McBRIDE
STREET
fs.
OPEN
FROM
11:30
A.M.
TO
We
Specialize
ln
Chinese
Plumbing
Troubles?
w
-
t
CHOP
SUEY-CHOW
Cooking
time
ia
to
ihort
it
cannot
spoil
the
fresh
fruit
taste
or
dull
tl
lovely
natural
colour.
They
t
in
your
jam
or
jelly.
A
Product
of
General
Poodi
Prince
Rupert
Florists
(
BROADWAY
r;:;:j.ir
Ate
PJ00
3rd
Ave.
Sox
516
Tel.
777
J
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
Flnwern
for
All
Occasions
I
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r
to
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every
type
of
job
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Canada
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.
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&
Heating
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'
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for
Immediate
delivery:
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Express
152"
W.B.
2-ton
Chassis
and
Cab
with
Reinforced
Frame
and
2-Speed
Rear
Axle.
170"
W.B.
3-ton
Chassis
and
Cab
with
Reinforced
Frame
and
2-Speed
.
Rear
Axle.
Your
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room
suiie:
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to
look
like
new.
'We
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at
the
framework,
re-tie
springs,
and
supply
new
heavy
webbing
and
lining.
Thoow
ynnr
fabrltfi
from
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romplete
runs
f
Mimplew.
Kiisy
payment
twins
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the
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