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24,
1951
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Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
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upbuilding
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Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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P.ince
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has
been
chosen
az
a
"filler
centre"
by
the
Air
Defence
Command,
Provincial
Co-ordlnator
Squadron
Leader
C.
H.
Hoseason
told
city
council
last
night.
Council
granted
use
of
an
unoccuuied
lot
behind
the
I
fire
hall
to
Department
of
Nu-Jlional
Defence
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By
GRACE
HUMPHREYS,
South
Bumabyi
"Ye
Servants
of
God,
Your
Master
Proclaim."
The
hymn,
"Ye
Servants
of
God,
Your
Master
Proclaim,"
was
written
by
Charles
Wesley.
It
first
apjeared
in
a
book
published
by
the
Wesley
brothers
entitled
"Hymns
for
Times
of
Trouble
and
Persecv..
tion."
This
hymn,
which
was
under
the
caption
"To
be
sung
in
a
tumult,"
is
the
best
of
the
o.'
in
the
book,
IT
HIS
SPEECH
of
Ko-:ntr,
Hoseason
said
defi.i-
i
.
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Srt-
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Pz-Jdn'r
K.I
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UV-MO
'
Ap.W..
,son
said
r.Rht
lmui
EDEN,
when
he
made
his
first
jwhat
many
ordinary
peo-sueech
ANTHONY
to
the
sixth
assembly
of
the
United
!ple
have
increasingly
,
'!!:
it
plans
in
this
connection
would
be
forthcoming
by
February
wh.'n
a
nationwide
press
release
would
explain
ihis
particular
activity
of
the
Air
Defence
Command.
Meanwhile,
he
stre&ed
the
necessity
to
the
council
that
the
property
must
U'
available
-in
a-
we
ii-t1
it."
When
the
hymn
was
written
England
was
in
a
state
of
great
turmoil.
Therefore
it
fitted
the
Jh;j'';h
i
feared:
That
the
United
i.ion-s
Organization
;;;;
Nations,
made
a
characteristically
British
contri-;;;;
bunion
to
its
vyork.
He
did
not
announce
any
strik-iny;
change
in
British
policy,
resulting
from
the
Na-ma
v
duty
to"
Publish
abroad
His
won-ueriul
name."
To
political
alarmists
Wesley
replies
"His
Klnn-dom
is
Klorious,
and
rules
over
all
'
One
verse
usually
omitted
from
the
hymnals
explains
their
spirit
!!!!
change
of
guvei'nnient,
nor
foreshadow
any
shift
in
pot
survive.
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meuxi
5tll
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Lie
recently
hinted
at
throuiihout.
this
lime
of
tumult:'
Sponsored
by
p
Soroptimi.stciub.jp,,'
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
"When
devils
ennauc,
the
t.llows
arise.
And
horribly
rage
and
threaten
the
skies:
Their
fury
shall
never
our
steadfastness
shock
the
same
danger.
It
is
be?omin;
more
and
more
clear
that
the
world
tension
is
reaching
the
point
where
it
must
either
make
or
break
the
UN.
If
there
is
enough
statesmanship
on
BOTH
sides
or
the
Iron
Curtain
to
settle
the
gravest
im
tunes
well.
Walpole,
prime
minister
until
1742,
had
been
frtend-
with
Fraiuv.
This
wan
the
,:.ly
power
to
whom
the
Roman
Catholic
Jacohites
in
EiiKland
oulj
took
for
help.
After
his
i
-lunation
England
went
to
war
ilh
Franc
.
This
outbreak
was
caused
by
the
sudden
allanee
of
'.ederirk
of
Hussia
with
France,
.harles,
(,'rantlsoii
of
James
the
iecond,
planned
to
come
to
Eni;-and
to
dethrone
George
the
3oeond.
W!u
n
he
landed
in
England
h?
met
with
brief
smucss
Mnil
m,
the
policy
of
the
Western
Powers.
But
he
made
a
sincere
and
strenuous
effort
to
bring
a
fresh
spirit
into
the
assembly,
or
perhaps
rather
to
bring
back
iiii
an
old
spirit
the
spirit
of
restraint,
moderation,
WW
tolerance
and
courtesy.
!!!!
It
is
a
curious
and
depressing
sign
of
the
pres-!'"
ent
time
that
it
now
requires
a
certain
courage
to
'"r
stumps
j,,
TB
SI
M.
(0MMT
'
A
Prinw
1:
The
w.jikesi
believer
is
built
on
a
ruck."
declare
in
an
international
assembly,
as
Mr.
Eden
did,
that
all
men
are
fallible,
or
that
in
no
dispute
in'
Pusmr:
lf-v
14hiiuh-i1
A
'1'lM.rp1
mediate
diflerences,
that
very
j
settlement
should
"make"
UN
I
Public
life
in
Canada
is
becuni-in
the
sense
that
UN
should
;
ing
a
caret'r
of
contrasts.
One
then
be
able
to
work
as
its
day
you're
making
a
fpvech
in
lounders
hoped
it
would
work.
Ottawa.
The
next,
you're
near
'
But
if
there
is
not
enough
the
front
lines
in
Korea,
lislefi-statesman.ship
and
.goodwill
to
ing
to
shells
bursting.
settle
the
sharpest
outstanding
j
quarrels
then
the
end
of
UN
isj
More
people
are
re-discovering
only
a
matter
of
time.
!
Prince
Rupert.
Many,
here
for
j
tho
first
time
are
quick
to
com-
THE
QUESTION
of
who
killed
i
ment
on
how
surprised
they
are
Cock
Robin
is
premature
when
j
not
that
the
ci'y
is
not
larger
the
bird
is
still
alive.
(and
more
advanced
but
that
But
on
one
point
I
want
tojuiat
this
northern
centre
is
as
ST.
PAUL'S
but
as
shortly
defeated.
!
It
stvmed
rather
stranse
that
ihe
ardenk
Protestants
Charles
'
ar.d
John
Wesley,
should
be
suspected
of
being
in
league
with
I'm
is
one
party
completely
a
black
villain
and
the
other
llil
snow
white.
These
are,
of
course,simple
and
self-evident
truths
in
the
British
way
of
thinking.
Bui
one
of
the
evils
of
totalitarian
diplomacy
is,
that
;;;;
it
tends,
or
deliberately
attempts,
to
force
its
own
.;!!!
methods
on
its
supposed
adversaries.
Because
its
III!
own
chief
method
is
a
kind
of
totalitarian
offensive
IN
VAiC()lJV.;i;
me
an
AUSTIN
U
DRIVE
lor
I.owl
VmhI
ht
Hour,
mt
ll.lv,
pt
raise
my
voice
against
one
o:
i
well
developed
as
it
is.
But
wait
in
the
fields
of
diplomacy
and
propaganda,
it
forces
.the
implications
by
Mr.
Pearson,
i
unt!
you
see
us
next
year,
or
the
i
diaries
the
Pretender.
Becausv
!
I
oi
this
suspicion
they
met
vio-
j
'
lent
opposition
wherever
Uiey
went.
All
kinds
of
missiles
were
thrown
at
them.
Occasionally'
,
I
they
wvre
wounded.
They
were
j
!
constantly
interrupted
w
h
1
1
e
!
preaching,
a:.d
were
even
hauled
I
'
before
magistrates.
Undaunted
they
continued!
their
evangelistic
work.
They
"The
United
Nations
remains
j
,
Vlr
after
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
5th
Ave.
at
MeBridr
SI.
liev.
11.
O.
Olsun
You
are
Invited
to
come
and
worship
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
"The
Just
Shall
Live
By
Faith"
si'nii.
v
sikvk
:s
NOVLMBER
25.
1951
Murnini!
Service
H
0U
a.m.
Theme:
"Frayer."
Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
Film:
"Abraham's
Faith"
We
invite
yiu
to
come
and
receive
blessings
from
this
Christ-centered
sound
film.
'our
last,
best
hope
for
peace."!
BROADWAY
U
DRIVE
11
1
he
says.
"But
the
emphasis
isj
I'
its
supposed
adversaries
in
the
direction
of
a
kind
of
'totalitarian
defence
which,
however,
is
inevitably
somewhat
rigid
and
monolithic.
If
a'l
the
commissions,
nrobes.
BAyview
6161
Broadway
shifting
from
BEST
to
LAST."
l
surveys
and
investiuations
of
the
i
I
notice
that
the
words
BESTlpa.st
three
years
were
put
into
land
LAST
are
underlined,
exact-;onc
we
would
still
have
to
win
!
ly
as
above,
in
the
official
re-.
lne
war
;
lease
of
our
Canadian
sixikes-1
,
There
is
then
the
danger
that
there
may
be
such
a
I
hardening
of
the
two
opposing
diplomatic
fronts
VANCOUVER
9,
8.
C
wvre
striMiR
in
the
strenpth
of
j
the
Lord
and
Ix
lieved
that
as
Servants
of
God"
it
was"
lh-ir
i
that
no
single
international
problem
can
be
treated
mans
speech.
The
obvious
in-!
PP(Crai
members
of
Pariia-
'
nifn
havo
fiv.'n
ftirthf-r
rnnsirl
orsolved
on
its
own
merits,
but
each
becomes
indis-
thinks
that
if
the
UN.
folds
up,:mUon
t0
the
proposal
that
the
Sunday
Sc!.k1
12:15
:or
splits,
world
war
is
inevitable.
jWHn
..Dominlon.-
bc
expunged.
"
'
-
I
?ut
15
thLs
so'
..
It
should,
instead,
be
"Canada."
Firsf
Presbyterian
Church
THE
TIME
FOR
SAVING
IS
AlWAYS
"HOW
IS
I
am
not
at
all
sure
that
a
The
projected
change
was
given
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
r
1
S
clean
break
between
the
Com-
a
h
pits,a,,(,
.Dminion..
hil,
;
63e
Hixlh
"v'
A,mu,
"
"
Wrst
I
imuiust
and
non-Coinmum.,t
,:
ff..
r,.
,.,.,,
,
u,v"
....
...........
....
:
r-rnif-e
k
uoeri..
ti.i..
.
li
,
(
:
parts
of
the
world
would
bring
tn
a
world
war.
I
Year
after
year
as
I
have
,iury,
ana
appears
just
as
correet
r(.v,
Lawrence
G.
Kieber
.and
P(,Jlllur
as
evw-
'll:0
a.m.-Morning
Worship
i
watched
ihe
UN
in
action
with
Seattle
was
a
hundred
years;
'Russian
and
the
USA
dele?a-
1
M
-Ms
m,mth.
The
first
winter
;
Sermon:
"As
a
Man
Thinketh
in
His
Heart."
Children:
'-Sharing
G'id's
-
uons
lacwig
eacn
oilier
nice
two
wa:;
CKic
and
stormy.
Settlers
;
hostile
armies
1
have
asked
i,,t
-hiefiv
r.n
Th.i
hmi
'
Gifts."
myself
whether
there
would
not
nc
i,rea(i
or
.an
v.'Ketabii
ori
Anthem:
"All
Things
BriKhl
be
a
better
breathing
spull
to
Ir'vl
fj,.
little
'buildlniis
i-treiv
B'aiU;ful
",
-
,
organize
tne
world
if
the
two
a
cnurcn
and
a
school.
BTTi8a9.7::
P
ni.-
Ev.mlnx
Worship
camps
apreed
to
stay
apart.
there
was
a
prosperous
tpwn.j
Prrmon:
-Only
One's
Life!"
f'
Wnat
UN
nas
been
in
tne
Pst
Fire
wiped
it
out-from
scratch.!
Anthem:
"Abide
With
Me."
io.'N-
-
,
!
1
'A
M
solubly
welded
into
a
world-wide
pattern
of
conflict
between
Russia
and
the
West.
If
once
this
stage
is
l
eached,
then
there
will
in
the
end
be
only
two
ways
out:
either
world
war
or
one
single
comprehensive
settlement
of
all
outstanding
problems.
And
by
that
time
the
second
alternative
would
be
most
difficult
to
achieve,'
even
with
the
wisest
of
statesmansbip
and
the
most
genuine
good
will
on
both
sides.
Mr.
Eden,
.however,
contended
that
differences
eHuld
be
resolved
step
by
step,
by
gradual
and
suc-cwsive
stages.
For,
in
disarmament
as
in
political
Problems,
each
step
forward,
even
if
not
a
great
oitc,
creates
the
international
confidence
needed
for
afurther
greater
step.
If
ihe
United
Nations
can
fjflL'ahead
and
work
its
proposals
out
in
detail,
Soviet
iZussia
may
at
some
stage
see
their
value
and
decide
h
".co-operate
in
this
work.
-i'
Were
You
Missed
in
1951
Enumeration?
uuuiiiiB
uui
a
gi-
0nc
aoain
Rpattf
rebuilt
kit's
Soloist:
Mr.
Rowland
Miles.
gantic
sounding
board
for
the
been
a
long
and
a
hard-battfe.
dl
Ui
WUIU3,
i.
4111
J1UL.
nil
(
sure
that
we
would
be
as
clase
The
Progresslve
conservative
i
i
world
'ar
f
a,r,e
ff
the
:
Leader
in
the
Senate.
J.
T.
Ha
I
ft.
arr,
J
COME
AND
WORSHIP
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
At
First
Church:
Beginners
and
Primary
at.
11
a.m.;
Juniors
and
Older
at
12:15;
at
Conrad
United
Hall,
all
at
1
p
m.
.
ivitMian
uill
iiau
waineu
out
L..-
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
id
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Ave.
Ea:;t.
Knlstfr:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wrmht.
D
D.
Organist
:
Mrs.
E.
3.
Smith,
John
Curric
SUNDAY.
NOVEMBER
25
Murnmi!
Worship-
11:15.
Sunday
School
12:15.
Evening
Service
of
Praise
at
7:30
o'clock.
"Rememher
thp
Sabbatii
Day
to
keep
;t
Holv"
speaking
of
the
possibility
of
war,
said
it
was
his
opinion
Soviet
Rus;ia
would
invade
Cartada
from
the
north.
One
might
'
question
if
any
attack
would
be
by
way
of
Bermuda.
Venezuela
or
Labrador.
'and
stayed
out,
and
the
two
parts
ot
tiie
world
agreed
to
live
:
entirely
apart.
That
sometimes
:
helps
to
keep
the
uneasy
peat:e
between
bad
neighbors
who
are
better
kept
apart,
j
Hence,
even
if
the
UN
does
!
split,
I
would
not
agree
that
!
world
war
becomes
inevitable.
i
Hepre.'nlatives
Richard
Sephton.
District
Atient,
475
How
St..
Va
'
R.
E.
Mortimer,
Representative,
Prince
Rujiert.
BC.
Will
Robinson
(E.
T.
Kenney
Ltd.
I
Representative.
T:
'H.
C.
Webbv-T.
C.L.U..
Bronch
Manager,
475
Howe
St.,
Var
LEICSTER,
England
ff
Auth-
llhe
shock
of
the
split
would
be:0rities
here
are
trying
to
avoid
NOTICE
OF
MEETING
.severe
in
laci,
the
spilt
useii
power
cuts
this
wint.-r
by
dividinir
The
Daily
News
check
on
the
1951
census,
which
is
being
would
be
the
proof
oi
the
aw-
the
city
into
five
zones,
with
challenged
for
its
shoil
count
of
8.465,
is
revealing
established
:
I
ul
gravity
of
tne
world
war
'.
eaeh
zone
stopping
work
one
city
residents
who
wei-,-
missed
by
the
enumerators.
j
dangers,
but
if
the
world
kept
j
morning
a
week
in
rotation.
They
are
fiom
all
parts
of
the
city.
Iils
n.ead
ut
lnilt
lir'st
moment
j
Overtime
will
make
up
for
loss
In
People
who
were
missed
are
being
asked
to
communicate
the!?'
crisis
the
next
stage
of
his-
production.
omission
with
as
little
delay
as
possible
so
that
basis
may
be
mJil
"T
ZlZn
"
t,ve-.
A
'
the
,
stHhlisheH
fm-
,i,e
,(,i,.,,t,
1
1,,.,'ih.re
v.
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,h
!
,
.
.
.
.
man
said,
to
build
-a
federation
Full
Gosocl
Tabernacle
302
Cth
Ave
West,
t
Across
from
Armouries
i
SIM)
AY
SFKVKHS:
10:30
Sunday
School
11:30
Morning
Service
7:30
Evangelistic
Service
7:30
Monday
Men's
Fellowship
Meeting.
8:00
Wednesday-
Prayer
Meeting
2:00
Thursday-W.M.R.
8:00
Friday:
"Christ
Ambassadors''
Calling
All
Men:.
God
re-
ouirrs
you
to
lead
the
way
to
t
lie
House
of
God.
Urine
your
Family
to
Church
(Ircen
S31
Pastor
C.
Fawcett
"
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TtA.i
'"ii
u
.n.nUl1
ni.iib.
ui
mill
nni
nur
r
dm
e
i
n
ui
t
t
u
dwa
(('(
you
have
to
have
a
federating
THE
SEMI-ANNUAL
GENERAL
MEETING
OF
THE
COMPANY
v
ill
be
held
in
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
FRIDAY,
November
30th,
1951,'at
10:00
a.m.
fOUIlt.
to
face.
nower.
To
date
there
is
nn
real
"federating
power"
to
push
THE
ONLY
sure
road
to
world
t
through
federation,
for
instance,
peace
that
I
see
is
for
the
as
the
great
Sir
John
A.
Mac-western
democracies
to
begin
to'donald
pushed
through
Confed-bulld
peace
'
from
tne
inside
;
nation
in
Canada.
Olit,
i
Mnf
Avon
fin
A
fit
tVm
Hii-i
Thwm
...f
Regardless
of
Russia's
atU-
founders
of
the
UN
U.S.,
Ru.s-'i
UnriUr
I
Airl
k
rhnrmnn
r
Muliia
MariHO
ndlMnCei
DAILY
NEWS
CENSUS
CHECK
A
federal
census
taker
did
NOT
call
at
my
,..,home
and
I
have
checked
with
each
member
of
my
family
to
make
sure.
There
are
persons
in
my
family.
(signature)
.
(address)
rn
i
i.i
n
mm
r
t
I'tuiiicii
i'iuiiiiu
iwt"
ioi
t,
tirAnr
R
C
Phone
TA'
'
l"e
western
uemocracjes
.sa
or
Britain
has
backed
the
can
either
iorm
themselves
into
UN,
first,
la-st
and
all
the
time,
an
out-and-out
Atlantic
Union;
Even
now
if
the
United
States
or,
better
still,
they
can
lay
the!
were
to
be
converted
to
the
foundations
of
actual
world
gov-1
support
of
"the
UN
the
whole
ernment.
They
still
legally
lead
,
UN,
and
nothing
but
the
UN,"
at
least
two
thirds
of
mankind.
:
the
whole
picture
could
change
But.
as
a
great
French
states-
j
tor
the
better
overnight.
SHERIFFS
SALE
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OP
PRINCE
RUPERT,
i
HOLDKN
AT
BMITHERH
Notice
to
General
Pubk
EVANGELICAL
.
FREE
CHURCH
4
1
f
51
h
Ave.
E.
SERVICES
SUNDAY
Morninr;
11:00
a
m
Evening
7:30
p
m.
.Sunday
fichool
12:15pm.
WEDNESDAY
Prayer
Meeting
8:00
p.m.
FRIDAY
YounR
People's
8
p.m.
Pastor
C.
W.
fiinclair
Phone
Black
3'J3
"How
shall
we
escape
if
we
neglect
so
great
salvation?"
GENERAL
i
ELECTRIC
Due
to
the
misundorstandinn
reqardinq
increased
taxi
rates
we
Betwr.cn:
B
F.
GOODRICH
RUBBER
COMPANY
OP
CANADA
I.TMITFD.
UNITWJ
STATES
FIUKMTY
AND
OUAHANTFIB
COMPANY,
and
THE
W.
H.
MAI.KIN
CO.
LIMITKIJ
Plulntiffs.
Aiininat:
P.
N.
DREtnriER
(somctimeB
known
as
P.
N.
Drlertimr),
lefend:int.
Under
and
by
virtue
of
Wnrrants
ot
Execution
Issued
from
tne
above
Court
and
to
me
dlrectud
asamst
the
gofids
and
chattels
of
the
defendant,
P.
N.
Dnedncr,
Kometimes
known
as
P.
N.
Dreldner.
I
have
seized
at
the
sawmill
camp
and
IntsKini;
operation
ol
the
delendant
at
BINTA
LAKE.
County
of
Prince
Rupert.
1
complete
sawmill.
Including
platform
head
saw.
trarks.
onhlea
cnr.
but
we
ore
wish
to
announce
that
there
is
no
rote
change
as
yet
ncreose
making
application
to
the
Citv
Council
for
a
taxi
rate
i
Now
on
Display
"NOMA"
XMAS
LIGHTS
Shop
early
and
avoid
disappointment
Many
new
novelty
decoration
sets
from
1.35
up
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
will
l
due
to
the
increased
cost
of
operation.
Any
rate
chan0es
lanes,
belting
and
all
acoeasorles;
1
only
Chrysler
Industrial
engine
Type
251.
serial
63410-60;
1
only
V
Ford
engine
and
log
haul
complete
with
transmission
and
chains:
1
only
post
drill;
1
only
too!
Expansion
of
Watson
Island
published
by
the
undersigned.
P.R.
Taxi
Owners'
Association
TAXIS
653,
123,
80,
112,
65,
537,
32,
77,
70,
456,
646,
235,
75,
67,
555
..u
iuiav;i;iinueuu
juri.s;
x
only
starting
motor;
l
only
haclc
saw:
1
only
lumber
scale
rule;
1
only
grease
gun;
1
shed
beside
sawmill;
1
only
camp
house:
1
boom
logs
In
water
sealed
at
2f.6
logs;
l;:s.3!H
BP;
041
logs
tut
and
bucked
In
woods.
Sfl.sSB
feet;
1
blacksmith
vise;
1
only
I
E
L.
power
saw;
approx.
I6M
FBU
1
inch
rough
lumber,
random
widths
and
lengths;
approx.
7,5(10
PBM
2
Inch
lumber,
random
lengths
and
widths;
And
on
Tuesday,
the
4th
dav
of
December.
1951.
at
the
hour
of
1:30
o'clock
In
the
nfternoon,
at
the
COURT
HOUSE
In
the
Village
of
BURNS
LAKE.
British
Columbia.
I
will
offer
-for
sale
by
Public
Auction
all
the
right,
title
andinteresl
of
the
defendant
in
the
above
goods.
Terms
of
Sale:
Cash.
And
this
sale
shall
be
subject
to
the
Social
Security
and
Municipal
Aid
Tax.
Duted
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
this
lfllh
day
of
November.
1951.
The
$2,000,000
exapnsion
Job
at
Watson
Island
In
connection
with
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
plant
continues
to
make
steady
progress.
Foundations
are
reported
completed
and,
with
this
done,
concrete
which
will
double
the
capacity
of
the
filtration
plant
is
being
poured.
As
material
becomes
available
ther,?
will
be
extensions
to
the
recovery
and
digester
building.
Wiiitll''l(l
Ride
in
Association
Cabs
I.ouk
for
Ihe
stickers
on
the
M.
M.
STEPHENS,
Sheriff
of
the
County
of
Prince
Rupert.
(N2I.24,28.D1)