Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Summer
Dress
ond
Work
Clothes
ZiTi
Good
Old
Prices
for
Men
ond
Bov.
1
ci
I...
i
.
wyi
..
I
fed
with
modesty,
but
quiet
pride,
of
the
work
that
his
organization
iWHOi
is
doin!j.
AMONG
THE
POINTS
THAT
;fii"k
In
mi
mind
uere
thivsp:
Scotch
Isle
Turns
To
Mink
Breeding
KNOCK,
Lewis,
Scotland
(CP)
rrlday,
May
13,
1951
jciuruay
ana
monaay
tor
Tht.
1
MEN'S
Wpad
N
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
to
Malaria,
that
age-old
scourge,
'Mink
breeding
has
spread
As
I
Sec
It
Cl$n
ore
t'j
Scotland's
western
Islfa.
Et'ITS
Pure
Wool
double
breasted
suit
for
perfect,
fit.
Real
Bargains
at
GABARDINE
COATS-Brown
7
linc'd
and
Grev
V
r
GaU"ii!
ah
indepsf.iler.t
aair
r.rvcpaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
-
.
'
Suprrt
ar.d
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
'
'
Mr.ter
of
Canadian
Fresa
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
'
Car.adian
Daliy
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
KVh'in.
Minafinc
Editor.
H
O.
rERRy,
Managing
Director
SUE3CEIFHGN
RATES:
By
Carrier.
Per
V.'eek,
:0c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
Zttg
,
3B.C0:
By
Mall.
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8
GO
J'S?-
TROl'SERS-For
Men
and
Young
M.
;,'
tx;,.-""
Gabardines.
Worstpris.
ftc
p..,i
n
,
v
"V
;-
has
been
completely
wiped
ojt
in
Crete
and
Sardinia,
and
enormously
reduced
even
in
Greece.
But
here's
one
by-produe
worth
thinking
over;
Becajsc
there
are
no
longer
mosquitoes
and
other
insects
around
At'iei'.j,
I
the
swallows
have
deserted
tr.e
!
place.
I
R,ght
now
WHO
is
trying
la
THE
ECERIA
Way
back
in
the
summer
of
1909,
HMS
Egeria
was
the
only
In
a
small
village
five
mih-s
from
Slornoway,
Co'.in
Morrisoa
Is
starting
in
a
small
way
wi':i
four
males
and
two
females.
lie
thinks
local
conditions
w.U
prove
favorable
and
hopes
to
build
up
a
urge
farm.
"I
became
interested
in
mink
breeding
through
a
well-known
Scottish
breeder,"
said
Colin.
"He
started
in
a
small
way
in
1U40
and
now
ha-s
u
sUs-X
of
more
than
10U0."
,
.
"l
""it'Uliiv
ai
h,.
FISHERMEN'S
PANTS-A11
wool
pailte
,
.
wear.
These
are
a
real
buy
at
DRESS
AND
SPORT
SHIRTS-A
gr-at
,7,.,
colors
'
!'
SOX
For
dress
and
semi-dress.
Pair
'
H
BOYV
WPab
'
:k
Serious
Bottlenec
Navy
Prince
Rupert
had
ever
KLEPIIANT
AT
WORK
managed
to
get
a
good
square,
look
at.
Even
in
1909,
she
was
an
;
p.FVFVi
Q,,.;t,,.,fll
j
get
the
nations
to
agree
on
a
old
ship
having
been
built
in
:
th'j
serenties.
The
Egeria
had
n
i
.
.
siuiiuaru
iiiL.ei
national
ne.iuu
4
Maybe
when
the
lurtory
rt.KUlatSon
plan.
Ttat
L,
to
t
CONDITION
of
serious
delay
in
delivery
of
.
freight
shipments
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
)
PANTS-For
school
and
dress.
All
kinds
tu
a
"'
I
Suecial.
from
,
helped
survey
this
harbor
and
0f
these
Strange
times
i
a
single
set
of
regulations
fur
.
'ail
iiiLci
imLtuiiai
iiayt'iicia
a:iu
tiC
i
Kueh
hkp
Wp
bnvp
r.
rsnn:i:
i
to
oort
from
time
to
time'.
She
COines
to
be
Written
WfNDBKEAKEKS
Full
Zipper,'
good'f
it
Fr
.'i
11
I
I
0
ER
SWEATERS
All
new
'
"
Jlupert
is
developing.
Complaints
are
heard
here
Shat
it
is
taking
as
long
as
three
weeks
after
ordering
to
get
such
deliveries
made
and,
in
some
cases,
longer
had
three
masts
and
had
never
;
constructive
work'
which
been
a
strangrr
to
either
steam
.
I
or
sail.
One
morning,
Prince
the
UN
IS
doing
from
knowledge
of
how
great
is
the
need
for
such
standardization.
In
Canada,
nobody
seemed
a
a-
BOYS'
AND
GIRLS'
RUNNING
SH"
5M(
SELLING
OUT
AT
OLD
I'ltl,
rs
than
that.
Docks
in
Vancouver,
it
is
said,
are
getting
Rupert
learned
that
the
Egeria
j
Geneva
will
far
outweigh
the
1
solulely
iure
of
what
inooula-
fc
for
entry
into
v.omtorters
and
Pillows
for
Bnd
A!!
Mtln.
covered.
Real
BurBalS
;
l'"llw
SUc;
Comforters
Sl.15
,e
Eit
coun-
Clkd
hifh
With
the
accumulation
of
undelivered
hnd
an
admiral
on
board.
No
grunt-and-groan
deadlocks!
tions
we
needed
-
,
,
li'
(1
'
l,"'f'
,"IW
1"n8
,r""
snll'
which
come
ovit
of
the
big
bloc
the
various
Middle
t
t&fgO
and
aueady
Shortages
are
developing
at
this
jw(Ud
De
so
a
uewspuner-'
wrestling
match
at
the
olficial
1
tries.
And
out
in
:
Indiu,
I
met
man
t;:;k
the
liljertv
of
rowing
UN
headquarters
in
New
York,
i
American.
almost
frothing
at
nd.
VALUABLE
CROP
'
The
first
apple
trees
in
Nova
Scotia's
Annap.Uis
Valley
wer-?
planted
in
1
033
by
the
Acadian
settlers
of
the
Fertile
Region.
a.s
few
other
people
alive
do
know
it
for
he
has
fur
years
been
in
the
thick
of
it.
His
wife
is
n
vivacious
French-Canadian.
She
told
us
fascinating
.stories
of
their
trip
to
South
America.
MRS.
ELEANOR
ROOSEVELT
is
in
Geneva
for
mo.it
of
the
week
but
happened
to
fiklp
up
to
Parts
for
this
weekend,
so
1
can't
report
much
on
that
dy
Chop
and
kj)avc
at
!
out
to
ask
a
lew
questions
The;
It
was
one
of
the
accidents
of
i
the
mouth
because
they
wer;
'
dignitary
hailed
from
Ottawa,
history
that
the
UN
headquar-;
being
held
up
to
take
"stool
had
an
engaging
manner,
was
ters
did
get
located
at
New
Yo:
k
:
testa"
which
they
had
been
told
j
spare
and
grey-bearded
ajid
re-
and
not
Geneva.
Here
the
UN
at
the
preceding
sioHver
point
greltrd
his
inability
wo
give
eer-
inherited
from
the
old,
defunct
not
to
be
necessary.
Even
the
!
tain
data
.But
hjw
he
loved
to
League
of
Nations'
a
complete
i
same
airlines
had
coiillicliiu;
say
"this
beautifiU
harbor."
and
f
ully-pald-for
world
head-
.information.
HMS
Egeria
was
built
at
Pern-
quarters.
But
the
nations
were,
.
broke
(England
i
in
1873
her
ton-1
taking
no
chances
on
Uncle1
BOTH
IJR.
AND
MRS.
CHIS-1
n..D
t-ino
idii
si,.
a,u
Sam
doin?
after
World
War
II
holm
hall
from
Oakville,
O'l-
With
the
new
industries
such
as
aluminum
and
llulose
making
more
and
more
demands
on
coastal
cargo
space,
steamship
companies
explain
that
they
Jimply
have
not
the
space
to
handle
the
husiness.
"
This
is
only
spring
and
seasonal
industries
are
Sust
becinninrr
to
or.en
un
The
Prince
Pnnei-t
celln-
5
t.
i
"i"
'
1
namic
lady
s
activities,
sue,
oi
key
member
of
the
on
Human
Rights,
one
of
the
mo.l
lose
mill
will
be
Operating
in
full
soon.
The
freight
ted
as
a
survey
ship,
composite
what
he
did
after
World
War
I-ir0
and
we
had
fun
talking
of
,.oursei
is
a
1
tc
t
ai
"
rr...
.
,
V.
Ibaroue
lieEed
in
KeDruarv
i
that
Ls,
walking
out
on
his
own
old
days
when
Oakville
and
lis
i
commission
JVaftlC
fur
Alcan
into
the
kltimat
area
IS
only
be-
1,
,he
umved
In
Smalt
!taby.
!nt-doqr
neighbor,
Bronte,
cRighl
nuw
L-l.T.
t.
I
I,
TTi
.
.
...
the
So
the
U.S.A.
was
given
the,wc,e
UHlcl
""
,,va"-
11
i
ticklish
questions
with
which
finning
in
a
smallway
compared
with
what
it
will
be
,
from
China,
remaining
on
taken
world
headquarters
and
Geneva'"'1"
"JU
1
they
are
beginning
to
grapijli
coast
ever
since,
being
Wo
have
just
received
a
new
shipmer
Smjfrr
Gicslcrjkl
Come
in
ond
s
co
our
selection
of
is
this:
was
left
with
what
wai
then
u
c
.
V.
.
hit
'
over
eventually
by
the
Navy
Ltague.
tt,.,i.
i
ti
i...
..,v,o
.u.infn
piaying
lor
nrome,
i
I
the
bail
clean
out
of
the
fie.d
i
and
over
the
barn
across
the
I
road.
But
the
wife
objects
to
tha,
I
ancient
brag.
,
Will
Germany
be
asked
to
pav
compensation
to
the
survivors
of
the
Jewish
and
other
families
who
were
victims
of
the
muss
murder
campaigns
which
to.ik
the
iives
of
millions?
phant.
In
1951,
the
white
elephant
is
carrying
a
real
load.
Tr
is
h."nminij
mura
nnH
mn-M
I
It
is
obvious,
without
any
explanation,
that
the
Shipping
companies
are
not
providing
the
facilities
ivhich
are
necessary
to
handle
the
traffic
offering
loday,
to
say
nothing
of
the
further
increase
in
.
volume
that
will
be
developing
not
within
months
jut
within
the
next
few
weeks.
So
something
must
fc.e
done
by
the
companies
already
supposed
to
be
Health
What
you
lose
by
drinking
to
other
people
aniurent
that
the
USA
was
i
The
Brock
ChLsholms
have
juM
not
the
best
place
for
a
world
!
returned
from
a
short
vocation
in
Canada.
The
doctor
is
ull
DEAL-CRAFT
and
SNY1
I
enthusiastic
about
the
35-ac.e
Mrs.
Rose
Allen
Hill
of
Ren-
headquarters.
The
1951
Assem-frew
b'y
aSllin
he
beld
n
paris-penitentiary
(
VI.
i
has
gone
to
the
for
two
years
for
1
Tniit
lne
UN
lnake
i,s
serving
the
coast
or
by
some
other
interests
who
farm
he
has
just
bought
a
Williams
Head,
just
west
of
Vic
toria
on
Vancouver
Island.
inuve
uut.rv
lu
r-uiuuc
ic
COCKTAIL
TABLES
COFFEE
TABLES
LAMP
TABLES
.
y
'ill
.
i
ji
a
;
hnviiib'
l'irnn
en
hnnu
hir
t
hra.
"
i
may
ue
avauawe
to
enter
tne
tiem.
vnu
li
win
nave
.june
EUza
since
the
San
Francisco
Con-
I
be
done
and
it
will
have
to
be
done
quickly
or
there
Vth,
that
she
died.
Fifteen
1
fere"ce
of
195-
Bl,t
"
un,'be
t0
Genevabut
to
Parts.
For
1
'-ill.
j
i
j
v
I
bones
we1
were
broken
inci
inrludine
g
I
'
will
be
even
more
delay
'
and
inconveniences
to
ship-
Pones
envon
l4ur
,?'0n
nfniA
umn
,
Trap,
Geneva
is
J
ail
fun
up
1
as
is.
ANOTHER
CANADIAN
WHO
Jf
is
doing
a
key
UN
job
is
John
,'h
Hnmnhri'V
is
executive
.sec-
M
!
per
and
consignees
and,
of
course,
more
discon
retary
of
the
UN
Commission
Ifi
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
II
lured.
There
were
a
hundred
abrasians
and
bruises.
These
disclosures
were
madj
known
THE
WHITE
ELEPHANT
OF
1945
Is
anything
but
a
dead
elephant
in
1951.
The
UN
is
not
wnicn
is
worKing
out
a
treaty
tti
apply
the
principles
of
the
famous
1948
Charter
of
Human
;
tent
and
complaints.
J
'
The
business
is
offering
and
crying
for
service.
!
It
Simply
just
cannot
be
allowed
to
go
unattended
to.
!
.......
...
.
.
-
only
using
tne
old
.
League
oi
somewhere
near
the
same
annual
observance
date
of
Mother's
Day.
GORDON
&
ANDERS
Rights.
1
'iliw
Hilvertiwment
m
not
publi-hH
Nations
buildings
to
capacity,
veil
lv
the
Liquor
Control
The
Humphreys,
whom
we
also
or
dixpl
1
but
considerable
extensions
are
The
Jones
Act
is
still
in
exis-
being
added
t
by
Government
of
llntih
t'olnruhia.
met,
are
i
fascinating
couple,
iiouru
John
knows
the
UN
inside
story
!
tence,
but
Northern
British
Co-
The
most
important
UN
ac-
lumtii'i
cVinlH
orrr
ki
imirinrtant
tivity
directed
from
Geneva
is,
(enough
to
suggest
a
change.
It's
been
a
nuisance
to
this
coast
for
generations
from
the
British
Columbia
standpoint.
of
course,
the
World
Health
Or-
,
ganization,
of
which
our
own
noted
Canadian,
Dr.
Brock
Chis-holm,
is
the
head.
We
had
the
great
privilege
of,
visiting
the
Chisholms
yester-
j
day
in
their
lovely
home
wh'ch
:
NEW
Sometimes,
mystery
and
blood
make
a
sort
of
compelling
at-
ROYAL
HELP
WANTED
Permanent
positions
for
suitable
men.
Must
working
conditions..
Top
wa&vs.
Two
weeks
liolida1
after
one
year
employment.
50
"I
Medical
ServUe..
.A
fee.-,
paid
by
firm.
2
First
Clotl
Automobile
Machaiw
1
First
Class
Automobile
Body
Rff
and
Painter.
Apply:
traction.
A
Vancouver
daily
and
looks
west
over
Lake
Leman
orj
a
few
airmen
played,
up
bpth
alLak"
Geneva,
as
most
outsiders
j
few
years
'ago
and
so
skilfully
seem
to
call
lti.'The
doctW
talk-!
was
it
done
that
most
of
the
pro-
Jfis
fflt-wf!f0atff
'em
kilt!.
vince
began
to
wonder
"what
you
could
hardly
call
it
a
street,
W
"!'
v
;
T
,
1"'
f
s'
L'
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TO
(,
P
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Air
yea
.
the
;
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i
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can
.
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ma
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Only
Portable
With
MAGIC
MARGIN
Rupert
Motors
Limill
i
Let's
Clean
It
Up
;
IT
IS
gratifying
to
note
the
interest
that
is
being
1
1
taken
in
the
move
to
clean
up
the
city
with
the
I
city
council
itself
taking
the
lead
in
the
matter.
To-1
morrow
the
mayor
will
publish
an
announcement
!
officially
designating
May
21-20
(next
week)
as
'
"Clean
Up
Week."
He
will
appeal
to
citizens
one
and
J
all
to
exercise
civic
pride
with
every
one
making
an
!
effort
to
clean
up
in
every
way
possible.
Special
dis-1
posal
services
are
being
arranged
by
the
city.
By
the
;
em!
of
next
week,
it
is
hoped
there
will
be
a
vast
im
-'
provement
in
the
general
apjearance
of
the
commu-J
"nity.
I
Now
it
is
up
to
the
citizens
themselves.
The
way
I
the
idea
is
catching
on,
the
clean-up
campaign
should
develop
into
a
friendly
competition
which
will
result
J
in
benefit
to
all
and
a
sense
of
satisfaction
over
a
!
good
job.
The
whole
thing,
of
course,
depends
on
i
every
citizen
rising
to
the
occasion
and
doing
his
share.
For
many
people
it
will
only
mean
an
hour
or
so
of
work
in
rounding
up
the
odds
and
ends
of
debris
material
lying
around
and
gathering
it
together
at
the
front
lot
line
to
be
picked
up
and
taken
away
by
J
the
augmented
disposal
service
being
put
on
in
con-I
nection
with
the
campaign.
next?"
A
couple
of
men
were
i
let
alone
avenue.
It's
been
just
found
dead
in
a
valley
in
north-!
the
same
all
these
years.
An
eastern
B.C.
From
this
sprouted
i
occasional
car,
and
now
and
all
sorts
of
terror.
The
victims
then
someone
going
down
to
the
had
been
beheaded,
or
so
it
was!
yards.
It
was
a
easily
enough
thought.
The
whole
region
was
'job
in
1910
and
no
one
has
yet
dangerous.
But,
as
is
usually
explaintd
why
the
work
was
ever
the
case,
it's
all
piffle.
Today.)
performed
but
fancy
the
ex-thorough
surveys
and
investiga-1
pense
today!
I
lions
tell
a
lot
but
far
from!
,
'
what
was
originally
plastered
on
Hollywood
salaries
are
not
front
pages.
I
quite
what
they
used
to
be.
Some
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are
said
to
be
suffering.
LIGHT
UP
ow
cut
Several
who
are
believed
to
have
Wonder
what
that
deep
i
been
drawing
around
$100,000
between
Second
and
First
Aven
ues
cost,
about
forty
years
ago?!
have
been
forced
to
accept
a
ten
There
must
have
been
a
few
re-
j
per
cent
cut.
It
seems
there
was
sounding
blasts
but
since
then,
no
other
way
out.
SELECTION
OF
SHADES,
from
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was
raffled,
Joanne
Murray
of
Grade
Three
being
the
winner.
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winners
of
raffle
prizes
were:
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J.
Gowan.
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teacners
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pupils
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with
their
annual
white
elephant
and
home
cooking
sale.
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ladles
took
charge
of
the
home
cooking
table
at
which
a
rhone
210
Besner
Hammers
made
of
stone
were
used
in
ancient
times,
and
later
were
common
weapons
of
war
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mediaeval
conflicts.
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