Saturday, July 9, 1949
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THE DAILY NEWS.

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ADVERTISING RAPES i é
Classified, advertising, per insertion, per WOFd oo ccccwesienneennnm 102 The growth and development—the achievement of Prince Rupert to make itself a happy and com-
Local readers, per insertion, per line kenneliieeeaoeloanas binges aa . p : a
Legal:notices, each insertion, per agate line - 18 fortable place in which to work and live—depends entirely upon the attitude of each citizen towards
Transiet display advertising, per inch, per insertion satin 1.40
Contraet rates on application. his ;responsibility in:making the'town.prosperaus. ,
Advertising and ‘Circulation Telephone . piaioncshece : : se 3
Editor and Reporters’ Telephone . wil ! Teams at.the Olympic Games dovnot-root for competing teams'from other countries.'In the greater

Member of Audit Bureau of Cire ulations

ALLY EDITION ued Riga: Saturday, July 9, 1832

 

game of life and existence, Prince Rupert’s team would be foolish to root for corapeting cities. Yet

this is the condition-every time good-northern money is sent to:the mail order ‘houses of jthe bigger

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

if SUCCESS AT LAUSANNE cities, when as good or'better value might ihe. dbtained at‘home.
The report that-came from ‘Lausanne yesterday to the : : ° °
effect that a settlement of the reparations problem had Root ifor your own town! The same enthusiasmaifithe athletes at the Olympic Games applied 'to
heen reached and that Germany and France had got to- everyday affairs will make your own. city one ito!be,proud.of and you proud to.live init.
gether in a final agreement which would prove beneficial F
to.the world, was the best news received-in-many-a day. It Trade at home. Buy from your hometown imerdhant.of your own :-race who employs the city’s
will prove a great feather in the cap of Premier Ramsay 1s : ; ‘
i ac ont a “ar a wa ae ee is ee sons and daughters. Buy from those who:do:nat senditheirprofits to foreign countries. Play the game
lation on behalf of the British government. and step into the spirit of the game of helping:toimake Prince Rupert a'better town.
' It is to be hoped and expected that this settlement will ;
, be ‘the first important step toward the return of better
times and that it will also tend to draw the.countries of 4 ; ;
it Europe closer together. = t ur ome ; own nts
i} Britain has already started on the road to financial re- uppor O ' a
i eavery and with the other European countries in agree-
ep! ment over reparations, there should be an almost.instant
ny! improvement in Germany, Austria, France, Italy and Bel- Bu l PRINCE RUP} RT
i: gium. This improvement will reflect itself in. other eoun- : . -
i) tries.and will tend to give the world confidence in'the fu- y
RE ture.and prevent drastic political moves such as might
‘ otherwise have been.expected. With a return to a greater cn ett
degree of prosperity people will forget many of their’
grievances and the wheels of administration will turn » ; . A Sa H G °
much more smoothly. Your Canadian Dollar A Real Bargain! #.S. Wallace Litd. Savoy otel AB. Percy Tinker
NEXT BIG MOVE Is Worth 100 Cents We have on hand bw new 1931 Exe¢lusive ‘Ladies’ Wear Prince aa Panty : src mene
The next big move will probably take plaee.at Ottawa O!Y while circulating at home a oe aT es ore ~ : Real Estate & Insurance
when representatives of the nations.of the ‘Empire will Buy‘Canadian Insurance offering a very substantial dis adits /Hot and Cold Water in All Rooms Agents
sit around a table and discuss the economics of the com- er : count from list prie¢ ‘Millinery <=
f monwealth. Such matters as inter-imperial tariffs and ®““** ™ Sea ie eg ernment | This.is an opportunity .to get a * ol ora Conveyancing —...Rentals
rr preferences will be among the subjects settlementof which 4... stom a 1) | Oe CRE Ot Sapaeial ‘pelos ‘Dry G 8 Y :
sta 2 ae we . ire, Automobile and Casualty A. J. PRUDHOMME Insuranee, Stocks & Bentis
may ‘have.a great effect on the markets ,for Canadian aes § E P k L d Seaham
wheat, lumber, minerals and fish, in all.of »which ‘Prince ‘ o tL. darker, td. ee —
Rupert is directly interested. M. M. Stephens & Co. Ltd. ‘Phone 6 (Phied *venue| comer Fraser St. and Fifth Bt. | Third Street
The sueeess at Lausanne has raised the hopes of Imperial ee eer eae E> : asinsiesiat: dala eee a etka es
a I I Rates and Household Inventories Prinee ‘Rupert, .B.C. Prince Rupert, ‘B.C. Prince tupert, B.C,
statesmen ‘that ‘Oitews m., also have a successful con- on Anolicatien Phone 23 !
ference and one that more nearly affects the Dominion tee |
of.Canada.and her future. '
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Improvements at Presentation Mac’s Shoe Hospital Milady Beauty sg as Acme Importers
Grassy Bay For To Rev. Dr. Kerr Second Avenue., Prinee Rupert, BC. Shoppe City $s Auctioneer |

 

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Picnic Sunday Former Prince:Rupert Man Henered [t's economy to have your old shoes Sh ampo ing — Marcelling

at \Winnipeg: By Knox Chureh repaired Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters |

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Prompt settlements. Valug Ss e
Everything is in readiness for the - ys nea i

WINNIPEG. July 49:-—~Presenta-

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Eagles’ picnic to be held tomorrow tion of a farewell gift.of a;rcabinet Let Mae Doilt! Specializing in ‘Permanent If you: have anything to mispose: ef,

at Grassy ‘Bay. A large contingent silver service was made toyRevyBr. __. : ‘ ; "any ie - AOMatlerwwhatitis,phome;me | -_-

of members of the Eagles tates F. W. Kerrtby the.congregation.of ‘First:Class Workmanship Waves “ .

have been working all week making Knox United.Ghureh onthe -ocea- snares 2@, ie Geo J Dawes i Where Your Doll: re ¢

preparations for the accommoda- sion of. his impending departure: fer Guaranteed Phone —.655 . “—" . = ; Mar ' LOl IS SHIBIG

tion of the expected crowd. The Montreal where he will take ever No Job Too Big.or Too-Small 305 Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B.C. ‘Slack 220 -—- Phones — Red433 Goes the Farthest | Quality Shoe ‘Repairs
trail to the beach from the govern- thé pastorate of Westmount ‘ 18 Sixth St, ‘Prince Rupert, iB
ment road has a]! been fixed up Chureh. Glowing tribute was paid Ewe
and is now passable without fear to the retiring pastor. Mrs. Kerr ae aera

of wet feet. ‘The grass at the bay mother of the preacher, was also SE SS oe RM
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levelled off making a fine streteh Dr. Kerr was formerly paster of
to hold any Sports A gooc

M tobe as 7 a - d. pre Served Church at Prince John Bulger Ltd. Sheddon’s Dr. J. F. Maguire Ben’s News Stand & Fraser Stationers

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ing service at (11 o'clock. Subjeet, “SACRAMENT.” Sunday
School at 12:15. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 6 pm

¢ Reading Room, Third Street, Besner Block, open on Monday °
if Be eleedacs oom 3 108 Spring Salmon Guts Tom Ballinger Cut Rate Shoe Leo Contoli ,

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Trolling Lines IKitehen Hardware ; Store _ Manufacturing Jeweller Louis Amadio
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3 ) warmer weather now ‘Mail Orders Attended to Promptly .
(Dr. R..J.:Douglas.of New Westminster, Preacher rt Spedially dea Italian Imported Produce
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