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Canada Becomes An Entity
ane most i ine-reading Canadians will

<perience a or pride at the number ef

cles. current American periodicals boosting

r country, the spark is not likely to ignite any fire,
For better or worse, there is a streak of caution
Canadians which rarely allows them to fall for
own publicity. We are basically leary of bally-

) and, if Canada really is having the boom that
everyone talks about, we will be the last to believe it.
This is probably a good thing. Behind every

o-ealled boom there is almost invariably a set of

bering factors which must intrude themselves
oner or later.

Commenting along these lines in Saturday
ight magazine, Michael Young remarks: “British

Columbia’s big aluminum boom hasn’t been without
ts wet blankets either. When the Aluminum Com-
gigantic development in
we began digging for super-
ominous warnings
om the B.C. fisheries that the power dam first
proposed would block the salmon’s spawning run
and diy up a multi-million-dollay industry on the
est cOast.
So the superlatives had to be put away while
e pros and sons of this dispute were hashed out.
Alean fimally found a site for its dam that didn’t
iterfere with the family life of B.C. salmon, but
that time the gilt had been taken from the

ingerbread.”

pany of Canada began
he West coast province

ives only to be stopped by

Canada is
ding high on the printed page. However optimistic
y certainly do have
least serve the purpose
ng the country hetter known.

Nevertheless it is gratifying that

tile report may be —and

 

foundation—they at
At last we seem to be gaining an identity a

3ritish colony

ted entireiy | n intead police,

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT

Pacific Salmon Now Mooted
For Shoe Leather, Handbags

By FORBES RHUDE

 

The salmon, courageous fighter of fast-flewing

Vers and Liavorsome

   

1 Lh h level of business ac-
¢ ty the rest of the year is
¢ Policy Commission of

    

 

 

 

 

ding of Prince Rupers

ear, $10.00 ESD
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riean Bankers Associa-

UNDER OUR ROOF Ray Reflects and Reminisces |

definitely
settled he lawsuit concerns
ship ever stolen property. Natural enough

Well, here we are.in Vancouver—Hamish and

S offi rtLon-S : If the Canadians
keffington-Smuts (Ret.) u ieothar Rhieatt | si. n 1c tian SHURE $0 Ge Srith

Little Augie and Col. S.

and me—after leaving

draught in a rowboat, with
We seem to have shaken off}

the poHce, but sight now we are
in rather embarrassing circum-
spate ; ean

     

stances on ac

 

count of we
left home so
hurriediy wW €
forgot to bring
amy money

(Frantic tele-
phone calls to
my wife have
so far failed te
produce any
thing like a
mohey - order,
and although we are bound for
Prince Rupert and the North, it
1OOKS aS though we will be in
Vancouver until we pay Gur he
tel bill.)

The whole situation is most

hia +} burst

Jehn Sturdy

Gistressing because the hotel
has advised us that we won't
get any more room serviee until

pwe settle the bill, and we are

Siowly but surely starving. Of
course, the obvious thing to do
would be to go out on the street
and beg the price of a meal
from someone, and I think we
would certainly do that, except
for one thing. The hotel man-
agement has put a double lock
on our deer, and we can’t get
jut

If you had any luggage,” the
manager explained, “we would
hold that until yeu paid your
bill. However, as you have no
luggage, our only alternative is

to hold yeu. And quite frankly

;we would rather have the lug
| gage.”

So here we are, the four of us,
cooped up in a hotel room with
only ourselves for company. As|
& matter of fact, that ism’t quite

|correct, because somebody left a

radio in the room and we have)
it turned on from morning to
night, and consequently we are
visited by a constant stream of
charaeters—all of them women
For imstamce, ‘there are Aunt
Jenny and Helen Trent, and Our
Gal Sunday and Big Sister and
good old Ma Perkins, and Young
Docter Malone and the Second
Mrs. Burton,-. and Nera Drake
and the Young Widow Brown
DOWNRIGHT MISERY
Al. these radio ladies suffer
terribly. As Little Augie says
We think we've got troubles
Pal, we don’t know what the
word means
I'm beginning to think that
Little Augie is absolutely right
I never knew that such down-
right misery existed in the
Helen Trent and
Other Wife came calling

a the radio. We may be locked
hotel reom, penniless and
tarving, but we are well off

 

world until

compared to some of these
wOmen
By the time noon comes

" ateund and there is a break for ;
food of mealtime, may find the news, we're limp from list

ening to tragedy. And nothing
on the news seems to matter
There may be an earthquake in
California and a train wreck in
France, and people getting kill-

‘ed all over the world, but some-

how these items don’t effect us
at all Frankly, we’re too ex-
from suffering with
ss trying to find
romance after the age of 35, to
care two hoots about what is

 

Make Your

couple of days,
didn’t Know Nora Drake or the

but after we began te under

thea lives—well, we
Gown.

De. Malone was on the air, that
Hamish
tears and flung himself across

CHASED OUT

the Guiding Light and the Sex
ond Mrs. Burten!”

age to turn off the radio. There

man misery, so Little Augie car
ried Hamish to the bathroon
where ni

the furniture, and left him

tearing our hair in agony, the court to rubte «
lock was turned and the hotel me
manager entered the room. Until

terieally.

your bili.
room @m this floor. They can't
stand the sobbing. You're ruin
ing us!’

ly worse off than
haven't even a place to sleep
But at least we're feeling bet-

ter. Or, as they say en the ra-
dio— 1930 PORD PICKUP

 

matters cammot be

SEASONED SEAMAN

mes : ; foes come
The Island under foreed will take care of the doeking Adolph
the police in hot pursuit. Brandon Sun Ss

theta rnere. fc sineade 6. “Bikes AN HEAR BETTER

happening in the rest of the Peak” in Colorado. Just where to
wouke place * Ike's Peak

it wasn't se bad the first remam a matter of conjecture
because we

Young Widow Brewm Very well

JU3t brek
i double that
pening prayer, five-minute im
spirational talk, amd a clesmg

ayer or hymam Bivery business

a@ patrel car.”
Hamish went fiyst. It was at

10:48 aim., | remember, when

sud@@eniy burst ink

he pea

THEY NEVER LBAYE
‘I can’t stand it!’ he meaned :

Pll never be able to get through Cowboys at Calgary a race apart ‘

“ They say they have the bravery good, is almest uncanny
f the lion-tamex, the talent of

t olished artist, the acrobatic
But none of us ha@ the eour- “'* ?”

i eertain fascination in hu

there are none left in the west

tears would not wet Instead of trying to keep up scales of course.

with the Joneses why not enter- _

there, sobbing into the bath- j.i, yourself by Watching them Friday mornings rainbow

~~ yround in circles Prince Rupert had negieeted
Well, that was yesterday. At little. The time was about 7:40

noon today, when the four of While it’s becoming tiresome,/It lasted for possibly quarter of

us were lying on the floor, beat re is doubtless a necessity for an hour, and appeared

ing our heads on the rug and Hitler's lawyer to ask the Vienna complete in every little

Fuwehrer is living or dead
his is done eertain legal sky
“Get out!” he screamed hys- ~ ’ ” "

 

was established in Canada in
1897, under royal charter com-
memorating Victoria's diamond
jubilee

  
 
    

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ROYAL CHARTER
The Victoria Order of Nurses

 

An appeal for a return of “the
may have ta foot cop’ gaims headway in the
United States. A child was mis
sing for days. The whole cons
Employees representing alt de- munity searched An old retived
nartments of the Dallag News police officer found her m au
embie foy service at 8:30 a.ma neenne Ginege He oan ah

1 the terrible a I f Startes month ago With an explana ‘ :
oie Lives-—well, GHEE” | nutendname of Gaeen aan Sea Tae can't hear a little girl's
There's an sereams While riding around bi

we Voluntary plan or compulsion?
has its OW Way of startmg the The Minister of Health, Eriy
day. There could be worse than Martin, tells BC. that hospital
this serviee om a free-wihh basks can |
ig be made s@ ageeptable that ¢o-
ercien hasm’t the slightest
3tampede speetators call the chance, To have the knack of
pe sen making people in debt feeb that |

There's said to be about fifty
ibility of a ballet dancer and the | females employed as typesetters

ughness of leather itself. And | on neWspapers in Canada. They
yet, sometimes you hear it said are capable, as well. Wonder if
they ever thimk of contrasts. We
mean nursing or seheol teaching

 

yn whether the for- with the colors strong and steady
from end to emd of the weatern

 

Get out of my hotel
don’t care if you never pay
Nobody wilh rent a

Se now, I suppese, we're real
ever—we

1936 DODGE SEDAN -
Goed rubber, fair condition, Sargain price

Life Can Be Beautiful 1930 CHRYSLER SEDAN

 

ports of club activities; weddings, |

vited. To contact a
phone 749 j

Fair transportation
19239 AUSTIN 8

In geod comdition
i948 THAMES VAN

Paper Invites
Contributions
Of Social News

The Daily

1949 SPUDEBAKER SEDAN
New Paint, air eonditiened, good rubber

News endeavors to
sible coverage of se-
personal news of town.
and district and Wiil appreciate
ributioms ef such items. Re-

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1945--1500 Cwt. 4-wheet drive
Licensed, goed condition

 

eas and personal mutes are in

reporter,

3rd Avenue W.

 

 

ONE TRUCK—AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY

975
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NOTICE

TO

All Flat Rate Water Heater
Consumers

The following amendment to Schedule “B” and Schedule “D" of owe Tariff
fox Eleetrie Serviee has been approved and autherized by the Publie Utilities
Commission ef the Provimee of British Cobhumbia, to become effective on October

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bst, 1952:

         
  
 

ag 1g particwarly pleased,
ele y the ‘general improvement in
a he inveatory position of several hausted

nn — classifications, notably that lady who i,

and heusehold furnish-
€ .

icti " Food processors also are bet-
ok Cut and ex j | tin n good times continuing.
. wth lnctin as .., Harry A. Bublis, chairman of
1st a pl ntiful cares General Mills, Inc., Minneapo-
ies > gy of US. believes the steady growth
non skin. it says. has been| /% Population assures high de-
empted on and off f nore | ™and for food and other neces-

i
le

(han JUU year

BUSINESS CHEERFUL

When defence spending deé-
lines, Bullis looks for tax re-

Printing Matter
Part of

American busine men may) ductions te offset it by giving ‘ a
be somewhat apprehensive 1) busine greater incentives.” Ye Bus
the «time when armament and wade iiilaeiihaibteiiaedeiipbcaenis our ness

idimng programs slow down, i :

t.apparently they are opti| LAF. to Train Did tt ever oceur to you that
mistic about the immediate fu- e you need distinetive printed
ture German Pilots matter for your partieular

Sam Dawson, of the Associat- Y s i iN business?
ed Press, looking over the sit-| LONDON. — 'Fhe Daily Herald.

say | said today the RAF wil) train a e
cmetastuli wholesalers, | Substantial number” of German

 

etailers airmen as jet fighter pilots
aiieic

bankers stock brok-

ers, and some government. offi-| The paper says that when
ials are lining | up on the side} trained the pilots will he assign-
‘ main tactical air com-
supporting German divi-
: sions of the west European army.

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ef the optimists in appraising; ©¢ “ 2
prospects for the rest of the pone

 

A poll of 1277 business ex- | ee co
ecutives by Dun and Bradstreet ASIAN DISASTER
the majority looking for
i eased sales volume Guring
the rest of the year, and most
of them expect their operations

  

China, was 300,000.

Type faces give you this
outstanding distinctiveness—
and these can bé supplied by
our modern printing depart-
ment.

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Estimated death toll from the | Dibb Printing Co.

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AMENDMENT:

“All water heaters shall be thermostatically controlled
with approved thermostatic devices.

Suitable insulating coverings shall be installed on ell
water tanks serviced by said heaters.

Thermostats ond insulated tank coverings shall be
provided, in place, by the Consumer.

    
 
   
   
   
  

The Company reserves the right to withhold or suspend
supply where the consumer does not comply with the
above mentioned provisions.”

  
    
   
  
 

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Chrenegraph only $6.50

Regular Price $11.95
iwiss Chronograph Stopwatch and
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speed and distance. Shockprool
Gol colour polished case. Un-
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hau Anti magnetic Genuine
leather strap (EX? ANSION
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€.0.D. or enclose money order and
save charges. Money back within
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your name and address clearly

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Generations of skilled brewers, bath

ai home and abroad. have cluimed

   
     
     
      

superiority for the Burton-type &

      
 
    

bhe formula for this carefully brewed
ale has been handed down
through the veers and in

this modern age has lost none

 

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thermostatically contrelled and tanks eevered with an approved insulating jacket,

  

 

 

 

   
 
  
 

to be profitable

Nearly all plan to maintain
present employment levels and
ome expect to hire more men

‘Sixty-five per cent believe
present prices will be maintain-
ed for the rest of the year. Six-
teen per cent look for higher
prices, while 19 per cent predict
their own selling prices will be
lower.

HIGH LEVEL
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should apply to this Company prior to October Ist, 1952, if they wish this service
te be continued after that date.

The installation of these deviees at the eonsumer’s option may be done
by any electrical contraeter. This Company will, however, make the required
change-over on a straight cost basis, fer any consumer who applies for same
before the above mentianed date. Blank application forms for this purpose will
be mailed to all water heater consumers within a short peried.

The monthly rate of $3.60 per 1,000 Watts for water heater service remains
unchanged.

The kind co-operation of water heater consumers in this matter will be
very much appreciated,

Northern B.C. Power Company, Ltd.

Per: T. B. BLACK, General Manager.

 

  

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