1
lPnncc
Hupcrt
Dniip
rectus
LtD.
Friday,
November
28.
1947
.u
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
ma
aii
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
ivuinonzea
as
second
Class
Mail,
roel.
on
ice
Department.
Ottawa)
a
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
.li-MBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRES3
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP"
CIRCULATIONS
One
HunUred
and
acres,
more
or
less.
WHEBEA6
sat
loss
of
the
above
Published
everv
afternoon
exwnt
Sunaav
bv
"riuce
Rupert
DaUy
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
ColumbU
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES.
uy
Carrier,
per
week.
15c;
Per
Month.
65c:
Per
Tear.
17.00;
Bj
Mall.
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year,
4.00.
Making
Rupert
Better
EVERY
TIME
a
new
business
block
or
dwelling
of
modern
and
substantial
type
stands
com-,
pleted,
every
time
permanent
street
improvements
are
extended,
every
time
more
docks,
public
buildings
and
institutions
become
established,
every
time
a
home
owner
demonstrates
pride
in
the
ap
pearance
of
where
he
lives
and
neatness,
of
the
grounds
around
it,
every
time
anyone
thinks-
of
fresh
paint
or
believes
spotless
plate
glass
is
a
good
thing
Prince
Rupert
moves
a
bit
nearer
to
an
objective.
And,
that
objective
is
making
the
city
one
of
the
most
handsome
of
the
newer
communities
of
the
west.
Nature
has
done
much.
The
scenic
setting
is
frankly
envied.
All
the
people
need
do
is
go
on
from
there.
ELIZABETH'S
REQUEST
PRINCESS
ELIZABETH
has
made
the
request
that
for
the
resfof
the
honeymoon
she
and.
her
husband
be
left
absolutely
to
themselves.
Her
Royal
Highness
may
well
ask
that.
Their
days
to
come
will
be
spent
in.
or
near
the
white
light
that
beats
upon
a
throne.
Duties
will
be
innumerable.
Nothing
can
be
shirked,
neglected
or
forgotten.
Royalty
cannot
afford
to
be
other
than
what
is
expected.
But
even
regal
life,
perhaps,
can
be
sometimes
burdensome.
That
part
of
the
public
known
as
"the
man
on
the
street"
thinks
of
the
splendor
of
an
exalted
state.
Yet
it
is
certain
that
there
must
come
moments
when
wearers
of
purple
do
feel
impatient,
and
'
would
welcome
a
little
blessed
.obscurity..
WHO.
HAS.
BEEN
THERE?
OF
THOSE
WHO
like
nothing
better
thaa
to
argue
hi
favor
of
Soviet
Russia,
how
many
have
ever
been
in
that
country?
Or
how
many
have
been
outside
of
Canada
or
British
Columbia?.
.
,How
many.
have
been
very
far
from
home?
,
It
does-not
follow
that
the
fact
of
having
travelled,
qualifies
jone
to
speak
with
authority
on
the
economic
system
governing
any
land.
Much
depends,
,studyr..capacjt
extent
of
general
knowledge
and
experience-To
have
been
in.
other
countries
is,
of
course,
always
an
advantage.
But
there
are
occasions
when
the
more
restricted
one's
range,
of
roaming,
has
been;
the
more
discursive
his
conversation
and.
the
more
positive
his
conclusions.
I..M
KWIISTKY
ACT
Re:
Certificate
of
Title
No.
25304rl
to
the
North
Half
of
the
South-East
Quarter
and
the
Seuth
Half
of
the
North-East
Quarter
of
Lot
One
Thousand
Seven
Hundred
and
SUty-flve
(1765).
Queen
Sixty
laeucd
In
.the
nfunn
nf
Husn,
v.r,.n
l..M
KKUISTKV
Af'T
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
(160)
I
adults,
should
they
be
kept,
from
ASKS
SUPPORT
OF
T.B.
SEALS
The
part
which
Prince
Rupert
people
can
play
In
the
continuing
campaign
to
wipe
out
tuberculosis
was
stressed
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
Thursday
afternoon
by
R.
B:
Montador,
past
-president
of
the
local
Kins
men
Club,
which
is
sponsoring
the
1947
sale
of,
T.B.
seals.
Speaking
at
the
weekly
Rotary
luncheon
meeting,
Mr.
Montador;
explained
the
methods
used
in
listing
the
names
of
all
families
in
the
district
from
Stewart
on
the
north
to.
Smlthers
on
the
east,
and
south
to.
B.utedale.
Sale
of
seals
last
year
grossed;
$2,174,
he
said.
Collection
costs
In
Prince
Ru
pert
in
the
T.B.
Seal
Campaigns
which
the
Kinsmen,
Clubj
has
sponsored
have
been
extremely
low,
Mr.
Montador
declared.
Last
year,
they
were
6A
per
cent
of
the
gross.
Cost
of
handling
the
$1,500,000
ann.ua.1
receipts
throughout
Canada,
normally
are
less
than
10
per
cent,
which.
also
is
very
reasonable.
Idea
of
Christmas
seals
originated
with
a
Danish
postal
clerk
named.
Tinac
Holboell.
at;
the
turn
of
the
century.
In.
1907
Mrs.
Emily
Bissell
of
Wilmington,
Delaware,
used,
the
idea
to
Wise
$3,000
for
a
sanitarium.
The
American
Red
Cross
adopted
the
scheme
later.
The
Canadian
Tuberculosis
Society
first
used
it
in
1927.
Money
raised
through
the
sale
of
seals
in
British
Columbia
has
purchased-
two
mobile
x-ray
years,
increased
last
year.
Rea
son
for
the
Increase,
Mr..
Montador.
said,
was
believed,
to
be
that
many
soldiers
who.
had
contacted
the
disease
during
the
war
had
succumbed,
last.
year.
This
year's
campaign,,
he
said,
is,
ahead
of
last
year's
at
the
same
period.
So,
far,
$535.
has
saturory
Proot
of
taking
part,
in
the
conversation?
'"
f'iVs
both
Ts
e's
to
if
?f"S?..'.
A.
No;
it
is
good,
training,
to
Tr
stressed,
accent
"L?'!1"1?!
second
include
them
inem
lr
In
tr
the
aen
has
been
nied
m
thu
oVficV
'"cluaet
conver.sa-.
notice
is
hereby
given
that
i
shall,
"on
at
the
table.
However,
be
ll:?uT
nTst
"SSS
f"re
they
d0'h
only
a
wvqj
ju-ri-m,
issue
a
rrovisional
Certificate
ol
Title
In
lieu
or.sald.lost
Certificate,
unless
in
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
in
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
25th
day
of
November,
1947,
A.D.
Andrew.
Thompson,
Deputy
Registrar
of
TlUes.
(302)
the
conversation.
and
donf
monopolize
it.
Q.
Isn't
it
out
of
place
to
have
guests
announced,
at.
an
informal
dinner?
A.
Yes;
this
is
done
only,
at
the
formal
dinner.
Re:
certificate
of
Title
No.
23082-1
Try
a
Dally
News
Classified
Ad,
u,
to
the
North-West
Quarter
o!
Lot
'
One
Thousand
Seven
Hunrirwi
.
and
Sltxy-flve
(J765),
Queen
Charlotte
District,
said
to
contain"
One
Hundred
and
Sixty
(160),
uwro,
uiure
or
less.
WHEREAS
eatlsfactnrv
nrrt
f
loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
Issued
In
the
name
of
Cesar
Verhey-den
has
been
filed
In
this
office,
notice
la
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof.
Issue
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
TJtle
in
lieu
of
said.
lost.
Certificate,
unless
In
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
In
writing,
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
25th
day
of
November,
197,
A.D.
Andrew
Thompson,
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles
(302)
I
STARTS
to
vwk
i
in
2
seconds
&
iPlRIN
UWT
PRICES
I
I'
MUbieU
.
SH(D
pj
mas
Tree
LITES
BUBBLE
LITES
OUTDOOR
LITES
TREE
SERIES
LITES
REFLECTORS
AND
ACCESSORIES,
AT
.
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRir.
phone
en
Attention
Trappers,
Ranchers
and
Dealers
FOR
TOP
aiAKKET
PRICES;
ship
all
your
RAW
Fl'RS
to.
JACK
I.
LOUIS
207
West
Hastings
Street;
Vancouver,
B.C.
PROMPT
RETURNS
We
Deduct
No
Commissions
Our
Prices
Are
Net
to
You,
(283)
is,
preferable.
2.
Pronounce.
eksrtror-dl-ner-1,
as.
in
un
syllable.
3.
Compromise.
4,
Tending
to.
Injury;
damaging.
"His
going
away
was
most
prejudicial
to
the
king's
affairs."
Clarendon
5.
Collapse.
Tbe
Ice
cube,
tray
Io
your
r
frigeritor
prove
it.
So
doe
Oat
igititor
in
your
washing
machine.
Water,
won't,
mar
or,
tarniib
these
units.
They
stay,
bright,
Booth,
clean
always.
They.
Kn't
rust
became
they're.
maJe-of
Alumiounv
and
Aluminum
is.
rust-prcct,
all
the.
way.
That's,
just
one
feature
of
Aluminum.
Among
it
other
ad
vantage
are
lightness,
strength,
good
appearance.
And,
yon.
can,
have
Aluminum,
product
today,
in
such
wide
variety.
Kitchen
utensils,
household
furnishings,
a
hundred
and
on
things
fot
the,
home-ue
now
available
in
this
rust-proof
metal.
f
Over
600
independent
manu
facturers,
make-
Aluminum.
pcod
uct
in
Canada.
ALUMINUM
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LTD.
$4
'j
Hit
Cww
jiihw
Aitmt
SntUr.
"Know
something
dear?
According
to
this
article
I'm
reading,
you're
henpecked!"
PRINCE
RUPERT
YEARS
AGO
j
i
November
27,
1922
The
American
halibutschooner
Republic
docked
here
from
the
fishing
grounds
off,
Cape
St.
Elias
where
one
of
her
crew,
Mateas
Donaldson,
lost
his
life
when
he
fell
from.
a.
dory.
His
body
was
not-
recovered.
The
city
council,
planned
to
tHa
IpolelafitrA
tn
nvHnn
vans
and
a
portable
x-ray
unit
an
lnwstlgaUon
tat0i
con.
and
a
large
amount
is
spent
u
fe
annually
in
improving
sanitaria
rman
Mr.
Montador
said
The
death
rate
from
tuberculosis
in
Canada,
which
had
dropped
continuously
for
many
motion,
drew,
attention
to
the
fact
that
the
circumstances
of
construction
of:
the
school
had
been
brought
up
in
the
House
and
it
would
be
a
good:
idea
for
the
governmet
td
look
into
the
matter.
,
A
house
and
store
owned
by
Paddy
Kilmartin
at
Terrace
was
destroyed;
by.
fire.
The
buildings
had
been,
put;
up,
as
bail
by
Kil-
marUn
following
his
arrerst
on
oeen
lurnea
in
irom
ine
sale
..
,
...
.
,.
ch"ge
'"Tum
to
of
seals,
as
compared
-with
$376.
at
the
same
period
of
1946.
Better
English
By
p.
C.
WILLIAMS
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"It
was
a
man
by
the
name
of
Williams."
2,
What
is
the
correct
pro
nunciation
of
"extraordinary?"
,
be
sold
on
his
premises.
3.
Which
.one
of
these
words
'mUslons
00
the
Naa&
River
is
rhlspelled?
Summarize,
equal
ize,
compromize,
4.
What
does
the
word
"prejudicial"
mean?
5,
What
is
a
word
beginning;
with,
co
that,
means
to
cave
in?"
Q.
If
children
are
old,
enough
i
,
...
o
,.,.,
-w.
.'t,:.
tn
p-,f
of
h
.....i,
"
naujcu.
wumuns
vwuc
iisuriLb.
saia
io
contain
.
"
w
wmi
uic
November
27,
1912
The'
steamer
Prince
Rupert
arrived,
from
the
south
bearing
133
passengers,
and
.203.
tons
of
freight.
Bishop
Du,
Vernet
returned
from
a
visit
to,
the
Anglican.
The
Naas
missions
were
estab
lished
40
years
before.
Cant.
K.
R..
nnhlncton
nrrlvprl,
)
mm
S7
Reminiscences
ByWJ.
Reflections
Did;
you
ever
take
the
trouble
whether
or
not
a
lofty
snow-to
try
and
find
how
far
back:
crowned
peak
would
come
to
be
memory
will
take
you?-Perhaps
known
by
posterity,
as
Mount
you
have
not
tne
time
for
it
takes
a
bit
of
rustling,
to
keep
up
with
the
procession
nowadays.
We
gave
an
hour
to
It,
the
other
night,
and
rediscovered;
what
had,
been
Just
about
com-,
pletely
forgotten
during
the
wanderings
of
a
small
family,
"way
out
west."
One
got
a
kick
out
of
it.
.
.
Butte
City.
Montana.,
in,
the
late
eighties,
lived
fast
and
worked
hard,
with,
mining'
the
top
Industry
as.
milling
has,
air
ways
been.
Smelter
smoke
lay
iujifninr
Naturally,
the
entiment
that
goe$
wiih
lhe
giving
?
jewellery,
is
significant.
but
Hie
ACTUAL
WORTH
of
the
wellery
you
buy
i
equally
important
..
So,
when
you
invest
in
Jewellery,
choose
wisely,
Your
jeweller
is
a.
member
of
an
age-old
craft
that
was
founded
and
which
has
existed
upon
the
principal
that
LOYALTY
to
patrons
is
as
essential
as,
the
SKILL
that
creates
it
....Yes.
you
may
buy
wilh
confidence
from
your
jeweller.,
li
Tacoma
or
Mount
Rainier.
There
were
no
buildings
of
size.
The
Cscjdental
Hotel,
down
around
Pipneer
Square,
and
modest
enough
in
height
waa
the
pride
of
the
place.
There
were
ivy-coveresd
cottage
homes
ufiere
today
stand
great
business
.blocks
and.
soaring
skyscrapers.
Cable
cau
climbed
the
steep
hills,
and
people
stared,
It
wt
a.
new
experience
to
go
to
school
'where
Qld.
Qlory,
hung
frsm
its
v&taff;
and,
a.
llttje
kettle
drum
rattled
at,
reces
time.
I
i.
The
C.P.R.
had
come
through
heavy.
Water
was
drawn
from.'
.v.
.
.
.
,
'
"
,"J
w
lone
lana
wag
.
.
.
hydranta
and
packed,
to,
tliekiu'
tondyi
The
Chen.
Butte
5
paper
was
Th
Vancouver'
had
hi
Miner.
Marcus
Daley,
and
Yfc
A.
was
$truggUng
Up
agjUfl
in,
port
from
the
Skeena
River
had
a
long,
bard
tor-were
the
two
tycoons.
Each
5
k.c
hk
road
dire,Uu
nhaH
him
the
dredge
which,
was
to
b???9-
orsor
et.
there
was
a
vast
whites
W,"te?
ds
the
ty.
as
a.
rule,
a
getting
out
gravel
for
the
over
tne
mountaln8
aK)UDd
Q.T.P.
docks.
The
city
council
meeUng
was
Is
Fined
$20
Qn
Speeding
Charge
In
city
police
court
Friday
morning
Kenneth
Nesbltt,
local
taxi
driver,
was
fined
$a
and
$3.50
costs
after
he
had,
pleaded
guilty,
to
a
charge
of
exceeding
the
25-mlle-an-hour
speed
limit
...
twwu6..,
Olacler
House.
It
seemed
that
comparativehy
new
with
action.
aU
wow
on
earUj
had
(Jon
both
day
and.
night
Someon,
PeniratPA
fhprA
Tha
a
stormy
one.
a
number
of
heat-
S0Dlewh",
JuJt
up
a.
MU
wert
Vflcant,
There
,wa
mmi
ed
remarks
being
passed
back
?n.s
,
.W-
howeyen
Calgary.
Medicine
Hat,
ad
atta
ne4
senatorial
dignity,
and
forth,'
on
several
questions.
Moose
Jaw
w-
dreum,
we"t
like
this;
th..r
Arpam
anA
o11
Senator
Clarl,
of
Tonopah
Ditch.
tru.
uthe
;
Made
a
cool
million;
In
mlnlnn
b,ankets
buclttUn
buf.
r,u'
w
:
.
.
.
falo
horn,
to
uiKeu
w
new
xorx,
wnere
a
tor-,
tune
he
blew,
Euildlng
a.
palace
on,
Fifth
Avenue.
He
did,
too.
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