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Monday,
Decanter
,8,
1947
An
UMtepcodeat
4Jlijr
newspaper
ce-rotec
to
tlje
upouliinnjt
ol
Prince
Rupert
and
all
coBMtiuaiaM
comprising
nor(nem
and
central
Brltun
Columbia.
(Authormpq
m
fcccond
O&ss
,13X0.
"ort
rOfttoe
Department.
Ottawa)
Q.
A.
HUNTER,
Uanagtag
Editor.
H.
G.
FERRT.
""g1ng
rnrector.
MEMBER
'OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
.AUDIT
BCRKAU
OP
CIRCCLATION?
City
Carrier.
per-m.el.
16c.
Prr
Month.
65c:
Per
Tear.
17.00:
Bj
Mill.
Per
Month.
40e;
Per
Tear,
M.OO.
Decentralizing
Population
THE
massiiitr
of
uouulation
and
industrv
in
nnp
KNOW
YOUR
LAW
AMr?
bought
several
hundred
very
expensive
cigars
and
had
them
insured
against
fire.
After
he
had
smoked
them
all,
he
put
in
a
claim
that
tkoy
were
destroyed
by
fire.
The
insurance
company
refused
to
pay
and
the
man
sued.
The
judge
decided
that
as
the
company
agreed
to
insure
the
cigars
against
fire,
it
was
financially
responsible.
As
soon
as
the
man
accepted
the
money,
.the
insurance
company
had
him
arrested
on
a
charge
of
arson.
Mauston
Kiwanis
News.
'WHEN
I
WAS
YOUR
AGE
MANY
YOUNG
PEOPLE
consider
that
today's
moist
persistent
irrelevancy
is
-the
-thinly-veiled
.
advice
which
opens
up
with
"When
i
was
vour
age
.
.
.
-and
it
seems
as
if
.it
will
never
ston.
The
scowhnr
exuressidn
on
the
Mstanftr's
f.ne
.miinliv
reflects
th
opinion
that
what
hapiJened
then
is
of
-
no
significance
now,
and
not
even
interesting.
The
expansive
look
of
the
one
who
ladles
out
the
advice
shows
clearly
what
he
thinks
of
the
good
old
days
and
particularly
of
.his
stout-hearted
and
altogether
eowmendaUe
port
in
it
all.
Coropai-isons
are
odious,
and
anyone
who
thinks
-of
the
jnprrnous
changes
of
the
last
forty
years
or
so
knows
that
commrisnns
KptwAPn
tVion
"nA
eventually
wind
up
saying,
"When
I
was
vour
mm
Cleaners
DELUXE
UPRIGHT
MOUIX
'
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polisher
attaeiunat
JLSTEIt
UPRIGHT
MOOLX
DtLUX
EiT.lVK
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ALSO
FLOOR-0-MATSC
The
piarbine
that
.Vgents
for
Scrubs
Waxes
Polishes
'
Price
$99.50
Shter
Shoes
GEORGE
HILL
P.O.
Box
7J7
Buffs
N
nvi
as
yet
.prices
subien
to
r:.inae
vUvaut
notice
Give
HIM
the
Gift
he
wants
.
.
comfy,
good-looking
SLIPPFRS
FOR
CHRISTJLIS
&
SONS
LIMITED
1
Third
Avenue
LIFE
n
this
Prince
Rupert
by
BIDDEE
JIN&S
It
was
.a
question
that
had
bothered
me
off
and
on
since
those
days
when
housecleanine
was
my
favorite
hobby.
It
was
."me
time
azo
I
must
admit
so
.'long
that
it
.seems
now
a
fuzzy
part
of
a
shining
dream.
They
did
shine,
.floors
and
-furniture
1
sm.nll
nrnor
nf
RritJsh
r.nlnmhin
nonnnf
land
mirrors,
all
vieinz
tor
ex
.
..
.
"
.
.
-
fcw
u
brightness
and
I
the
ueiinueij'
wunoiu
aetrinieiu
io
tne
coastal
cities
themselves
and
the
province
as
a
whole,
said
Hon.
L.
H.
Eyres
in
a
recent
address.
Something,
Mr.
-Eyres
rightly
said,
must
be
done
tol
develop
the
great
neglected
spaces.
There
are
..
thousands
of
prospective
settlers,
large
and
small
industrialists,
investors,
farmers,
tradesmen
and
people.
of
means,
but
the
trouble
is
that
the
great
majority
all
want
to
locate
on
the
coast,
in
the
'
.Fraser
Valley
or
on
Vancouver
Island.
And
it
is
in
these
areas
that
already
9
percent.
of
atUhe
people
of
th
province
are
living.
judge
and
I
the
driving
force
behind
It
all.
Sometmes
I
liked
doing
It
better
than
others
but.
should
the
urge
slacken,
a
forth
.com
ing
party
was
all
that
was
nec
In
In
.those
.those
.days.
davs
I
I
belipvprf
believed
in
X-ray
vision
to
the
.N-th
.degree.
Although
guests
might
never
leave
the
living-room,
clothes-clcsets
received
their
scourging
and
back
.cupboards
similar
treatment
.Leaving
the.
servant
or
Mighty
House,
a
scrap
of
.nervous
weariness.
The
change
came
araduallv
jeiean
and
sanitary
and
ccm
i
fortable
to
live
in."
V
Her
nam
wfimv
m.
nr,
11
didnt
matter.
She
would
not
mind
either
for
she
is
a
person
more
concemec
with
giving
than
that
her
wise
.should
be
xc-rctmbered.
ileis
FQntt
in
aU
Uklihced
Jbut
i
has
alu?s
Jbten
whoe
jf
Gifts
0
wav
Distinction!
have
Being
.a
woman,
she
lid
p
omns
world.
She
is
a
mother
r.t
0
vouo
bov
and
sirl
so
that.
;
wnen
she
spoke
of
children,
the
was
not
quoting
memory
work,
i
And
when
tb-
menUoned
econo-i
my
of
the
food
shelf
And
ener-es
too.
e
was
Ukwie
at
beme
She
uid
her
husband
r
21?
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Vi
pearls
gS&
S
LOCKETS
Wgfcs
5?
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WE
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.viexi!Ger
5
23
Third
Ave.
Blue
CIS
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iiirTiti'll
Announce
withdrawal
until
further
notice
of
service
on
Route
3
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CAMOSUN
.Vanmver.;PTiac
JUpert-AUsU
Last
sailinc
northUaad
.Jeatinj
Prince
Kojxrt
Friday,
December
Last
sailing
soathboond
leaving
Prince
Ropert
Sunday,
December
T
Iliad
noticed
ttha-t
women
who
J
give
a
plaintive,
"Just
a
house-whe."
to
the
census-taker,
or
her
test
friend
were
frustrated
j
ftmales.
She
had
also
decided
'that
a
mother
is
more
interesting
and
capable
toward
her
child-
went
through
the
.deDressian
In
ren
if
she
think."!
in
term
iv
poverty
no
less
glamorous
than'yond
'house'.
Her
hujband
liked
the
kind
thai
hit
you
and
.me.,
her
still.
.
.
maybe
a
little
beMer
ehna.,
,,
rt,
i,.,
ZZ
,-nrV
700
ofl.
"!d
she.
working
Is
and.
raise
her
children.)
It
caught
them
unaw
especially,
far
i
as
she
made
an
excuse
for
nejIeeUn
isuuuicii.
children.
This
ims
couple
coupie
aireed
aireec
not
not
-
-
LETTERBOX
GETTING
OS
VOTERS
LIST
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
understand
that
approximate!'
six
months
ago
our
provincial
government
enacted
a
decree
whereby
no
resident
nf
this
province
has
the
right
tn
vote
at
the
next
provincial
el
ection
unless
be
takes
certain
wares,
her
to
sacrlIlce
theIr
famUy
u
,
steps
to
have
his
name
placed
'
?
said,
"I
jmsband
on
new
vo4"'
Weh
is
itujuauu
was
wuk
to
iu
u
be
away
hwhv
nil
all
nai
day
suu
jiaa,Duti)ne
aim
in
Hfp
and
.u.
.
.
.
m
,
lh.
-
iv"
uum
invest
jier
en-
1
,t
fhat
.was
to,
be
rhusband-s
little
w
tQ
when
Ume.
WWk
wu
haw
Mated
In
helper.
I
worked
hard
aU
day
the
ch5idren
were.?And
seldom
i
vartous
that
everyon.
tJ
have
everything
in
apple-pie
an
they
,ert
a,one
ev?ninTS
jjhoiild
axwetee
their
ritht
to
order,
plus
an
apple
pie
for
Meal$
are
kept
simple
and
.vot-J
ve
whew
you
dinner.
And
far
his
coming.
I
-,,i,
.
ihaiw
mma
iuuir
lelt
I
t
had
u
j
earned
.
th
riffht
,
.
to
h
.
niHHVMuic,
...
umner
.
an
inter-
,
.
MUv
.
1-
"
tMing
cneenui
-reneawal
of
the
M""
i""
vuiaiii
wtetz
la
hit
ki
AinUdy
4.j
ind
.
as
tired
as
I;
daVs
evcnU
jut
,ta
nuU
ad
vaW
and
that
ewary
to'briog
hack
full
vigor.
Cpjeased.
Onlj-.
if
I
were.dull
and
lnr!i,i..
irritable,
i
,
.
,
'
-
"u
"
j
i
people
wit:
with
witn
selHess
semess
ideals
ideals
t
aVt
S,eress;or
mlyippro.mate
jat
best,
jname.
eventualk
cut
then
their
"
whtfwM'ouiieMdelvingr
into
-wages,-moraIs,
trans-
!mt0
,tOB
of
life
.
Donation
or
what-hnvp-vnn.
!?n"
if
ho
nrvwnte
U
ia
wav
woiking
woiking
ijackwai
ijackward.
j
urobabiejaughiible
assumption
that
wisdom
always
,'
ccmes
with
age,
the
listener
is
forced
to
the
con-
j
elusion
that
the
sally
into
the
past
actually
stems
f
from
a
desire
to
talk
about
oneself
one
of
the
most
!
often
denied
and
frequently
felt
urges
of
man.
j
This
has
been
going
on
for
centuries,
satisfying
the
talker,
nettling
the
talkee.
People,
however,
i
persist
in
dblikintr
advice
nn??
tw'
which
pwbab-
why
the
younc
oowi
at
it,
and
he
was
more
so
and
U
began
to
see
some
thine
was
awry.
uriu
1
i
.
..
Better
Eneli.sh
By
D.
C.
ViTLLIAMS
"mi
uer
iitnuunaa
JOD
roil-
i
uf
off
and
takin
their
lastL
S.
with
this
dollar
with
It
thev
fased
other
with
the
realteatton
that;
n...
eam-work
,
the
bk
of
ml
f
e.
1
bnarnage.
And
that
Uie
home.
I
i
wiuv
1.
.
Dirt
was
no
lovelier
but
one
day
ZTZ
JT"',
U
BeUeve.
reprieve.
an
elderly
gentleman
said:
"You
.
we
re
not
ZZZrlZ
ZZ?TX
I-
'
Say
"
"Maw
doojm.
books"
-
2.
the
cashes
thenelves.
And
an-
h
cturiiH
rhita,,
j
.
.
ether
day
another
MnUeaum'7,!
isu-ggested
Kentlv-onehQur
be-,L.
"
Ln
10.
Joent
first
pliable.
ifore
"u'"
tineas.
.3.
Receive.,
i.
The
quality
or
gueste
arrived--
Woman
f
k1
T
ma:i:
;By.Uie
Ume
fee
eoeaamies
state
!
.
of
seeming
likely
"Ills
er-ta
.Potion.
contlnedelayn
e"
mJnt
floored
me-but
J
did
-think
about
1
.
it
later
JSo.
.
.
Whea
I
heard
aminpJ
fan
the
radio
say:
"How
clear!
does
a
house
have
to
be
anyway,"J
1
rasiened
the
last
Jar
of
.bread
aad-butter
pickles
and
echoed.
"How
Clean?"
And
while
I
wipedJ
the
tar
and
la
need
quiaiealln
,at
curtains
that
should
be
a
lit
I
tie
more
fresn
the
speaker
haoM
!aid:
"Just
elean
enough
to
JbeJ
Ahw
have
no
4e
uakE
each.
IndtaMuaily.
takex
tbe
jieeeaaart-
sUys
to
aet
itis
iuue
on
the
new
lilt.
No
doubt,
maay
of
itour
ub-
scrrbers
wowM
like
to
Jcnow
what
they
haw
to
do
in
order
to
net
I
their
names
on
the
new
voters'
jjiat
before
It
Is
too
late.
M-
il
WATRRS.
AIR
iPASSFNGER
To
Sandspit
Mr
and
Mrs.
E.
8.
Ritthardson.
To
Vancaurer-
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J
Prom
Vancouver
(Saturday)
L
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Felsenthal
Try
a
Da;
New.
C.a.if.ed
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McWhlnnle
of
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sailed
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AND
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In
a
year
more
than
HHH9HH
Port-
BSflHHBViK
are
the
HHHBH
cH
Canadian
industry.
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BLWmtbRB
lkw.
Ii
carloads
of
brick
and
hih
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temperature
cement
are
used
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l"ilN-J)
W,
C
HPJjJl
for
repairing
furnaces
and
coo-
iibiiHilv
T"
BaMTV.
veners-
The
purchase
of
this
a
I
IfllaLLfiw
,
J
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Jl
aaiaH
material
means
jobs
for
large
HSKvaPr
W
CtCJi
I
T
VLEC-
1
numbers
of
workers
in
the
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I1
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.
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cement
industry
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The
cement
industry,
In
torn,
LIP
jaaaKaaW
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I
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uses
a
great
deal
of
equipment
iKZaaVaVH.
taV
.
f
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conuining
NickcL
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the
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illustrated
here,
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in-
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Irtf
1
.w
Canadian
Nick0
of
Nicfel
steel
are
nsei
cause
Nickel
steel
sundi
under
the
terrific
htit
necef-in
making
cement
SotheOnadianN-cktl1
prodpees
the
Nick-
:
the
ceo'
industry
jnced.:
the
Do';
cement
worker
products
cement
required
bv
ib
W
dian
Nickel
v;1-iI
indust
iodnrr.
EiCB
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every
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creates
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in
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Of
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