I
Just
for
that
reason
they
com-jmand
a
steadily
widening
attrition.
A
elunce
at
Cnnntla
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
MEN'S
WEAR
trine
mys.elf.
But
I
could
not
hr'.p
but
alc
myself:
I
wonder
if
the
cobra
be.
lieves
in
uhim.sa,
too."
As
i
See
It
ray
Thur.iiaV,
March
15.
1951
and
Canadians
can
hardly
fall
to
bring
attention.
Particularly
so,
when
Confederation
was
being
threshed
out.
WOOLLEN
WORK
SOX-Excellent
work
so,
at
this
special
'
price
DRESS
SOX
Your
choice
of
good
dress's,,
Special,
ralr
Reflects
and
Reminisces
'J
WE
DROVE
THROUGH
THK
bazaars
and
saw
all
the
amazh;;
sights
and
sounds
that
one
always
sees
ther.?.
For
me
there
was
one
new
one:
Two
f
ull-
T
BOYS'
WEAR
I
in
ore
FAREWELL
Alas
for
Dawson!
It
was
learned
In
Parliament
yesterday
that
this
former
dream
city
of
fortune
hunters
everywhere
i.
iirown
men
takinir
a
thorough
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wool
windbreakers
i
weather.
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;.
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4-
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PASTS
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of
good
strong
V,
fti
independent
daily
newspaper
arvolocl
to
the
upbuilding
of
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mid
Northern
anil
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Columbia.
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'
Published
every
afternoon
except
.Sunday
by
.Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd
,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
low
in
price.
Bargains
at
.
,':oap
and
water
bath
In
plani
sight
at
a
street
corner
tap.
TIist
.were
modestlv
enouetl
covered
amidships,
and
sompletely
indifferent
to
passers-by.
t
lit
&
Butter
at
eighty-fivs
cents.
It
wasn't
anything
like
that,
iu;
price,
when
made
the
hard
way
in
the
little
old
churns.
And
that
was
some
considerable
tlnt.e
avo.
5
!
about
to
beccm?
a
ghost
trran
'although
her
few
remaining
tvo-ple
give
stout-hearted
denlab.
Fast-growins
Whitehorr
wi'l
V
the
new
capital
of
Yukon.
Dawson's
decline
was
Inevitable,
but
it
retains
a
renown
a
ffm'
!
approached
hardly
anywhere
else
1
1
1
trjTrrjrfm
L
hop
and
A
FEW
DAVS
AWAY
Every
night,
lately,
these
broadcasts
have
been
doing
their
'ave
at
darnd."st
to
mane
us
ieei
as
ir:s:i
i
on
earth.
THOSE
TIGERS,
SNAKES
NEW
DELHI,
India.
Just
before
I
left
home,
Sikh
friends
who
had
spent
most
of
their
lives
in
Canada
said
to
me:
"Whatever
y
jU
do,
when
you
go
out,
to
India,
do:il
try
to
out-
as
County
Clare.
All
this
was
pleasant
at
first.
Indeed,
one
I
That
iawvers.
who
"onrvi
AS
EVERYBODY
KNOWS,
COWS
and
water
buffaloes
wall:
everywhere
in
India
ev.en
in
the
most
crowded
streets.
But.
strangely
enough,
they
nevr
seem
cut
of
place.
Yuu
may
ask,
what
is
the
deference
between
a
cow
and
ri
water
buffalo?
The
best
answer
I
can
extract
Is
"about
one
hundred
rupees."
That
is.
a
tuffeei
might
Just
as
well
say
it
is
yet.
;,thirty
percent
of
the
Hou
of
the
But
when
you
absorb
"The
Mir.-
commons,
do
most
itrel
Boy,"
"Kathleen
Mavtv.tr-
,n
,s
no
SurprU
lawvef
The
Ftose
of
Tralee'
a.ta,tht
,hpV
be
taxed
on
neen,
a
few
others
due
later
on,
wonders
what
the
reaction
be
on
or
about
March
will
the
t
j
Gordon
Oorrion
.Sinclair.
Don't
give
us
another
'FoOtloa.se
in
In-!dia'
eries."
I
"No
than.-e
of
that,
even
if
I
reventeenth.
That's
Saturday
fpps.
as
noted
in
trie
r-i;n,e
Word
would,
no
doubt,
be
-rv-sider.ed
ridiculous.
It
would,
in
all
likelihood,
be
called
outrageous,
preposterous,
unconstitutional,
unfair,
unjust,
increas"
living
costs,
hurt
slrus?linr
be-
.tried,"
I
an.sw.ied.
"Oordjn's
in
a
class
by
himself.
So
long
as
I
don't
go
'Headloosc
in
India'
I'll
;
A
chanje
in
r.enate
affair
mcer
or
less
indefinite,
but
persistentIs
spoken
of
from
time
9"n
Enali;'.i
in
rrencn
be
satisfied."
1
But
my
resolution
to
lu'k
the
other
way
whenever
p.nvbodv
mentioned
snakes.
U;;i.r5.
yusH,
to
time.
Something
.else
Is
no-
condemned
tieed,
this
being
the
fact
of
,and
Latin,
membership
including
about
eighty
good
Liberals.'
is
worth
about
$25
more
than
a
cow.
Experts
al:o
tell
me
th?
1
milk
is
richer
that
is,
about
six
percent
butterfat
instead
of
1c
irl
or
four
and
a
half
percent.
j
They
have
a
folk-savinst
here
that
any
human
who
drinks
buf-
:
falo
milk
cfomes
slow
and
phleemat!?,
hke
the
buffalo.
If
so,
all
milk
d-irker?
mu-t
be
n'-fect"d.
Frr
they
mix
the
two
kinds
of
mi'k
in
the
dislrihu;-int.
Hants
in
order
to
eet,
t!
V
precise
standard
of
butterfat,
which
the
law
demands.
0
ELIZABETH
TOCK
MF
TO
EFE
one
of
the
mo.'t
Infhvntiu'
editc-s
in
all
Ir.nia.
He
talked
to
me
with
the
utmost
candor
for
jover
an
hou".
j
He
was
not
talking
for
verh-j
atim
quotation.
But
one
thing
he
did
say:
The
Western
democracies
in
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
MORTIMER
'
353
3rd
Ave.
W.
f
to
1
First
Aiders
Wanted
are
needed
this
Friday
night
in
the
Fire
MEN
Hall.
What's
going
on
there
is
as
old
as
sin.
Since
'
women
have
curled
their
hair,
or
as
long
as
monks
'
have
thrown
up
their
hands
at
the
world,
First
Aid
o
the
injured
has
been
known
and
practised.
Under
the
leadership
of
such
time-tried
men
as
R.
E.
Eyolfson,
chief
first
aid
instructor,
or
John
.
(Jock)
Davidson,
superintendent
of
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Brigade,
one
can
learn
the
first
necessity
of
lifehealth.
Health
is
what
the
most
backward
natives
in
the
world
place
at
the
head
of
their
list
in
the
jungles
of
Mexico.
These
are
the
Laeandon
Indians
who
set
broken
bones
with
homemade
splints,
and
know
hew
to
treat
flesh
wounds
with
fresh
earth
or
leaf
poultices.
First
aid
is
their
precaution
against
hazardous
hunting.
Health
to
them
is
the
normal
state
of
life.
Whether
savage
or
civilized,
good
health
is
the
common
link
of
good
sense.
Before
a
man
frets
on
lesser
things,
let
him
first
be
practical.
Let
him
consider
the
art
of
living.
And
to
live,
the
ancients
say,
"is
to
love
thy
neighbor."
:.'
And
the
art
of
loving
your
neighbor
is
in
the
-
story
of
the
Good
Samaritan
who
bound
his
neighbor's
wounds,
"pouring
in
oil
and
wine,
and
set
him
'on.
his
own
beast,
and
brought
him
to
an
inn,
and
"
took
care
of
him."
'
First
aiding
follows
these
principles.
DOWN
TO
CASES
'
After
next
Monday,
a
mora
sober
sort
of
life,
although
tms
has
nothing
to
do
wiih
refreih-menls.
-Buying
on
the
insial-;
ment
plan
won't
be
so
easy
and
gracious.
There
will
be
less
cash
and
a
.shorter
time
to
repay.
Tiu-hand
of
the
Department
of
Finance
will
be
les.3
gentl.e.
We'll
all
be
paying
for
more
defence
and
fewer
of
ttue
things
one
likes
to
take
a
fancy
to.
I
holy
men
who
wclk
c.
fire
or
(sit
on
nails,
has
been
.-li-ike'i1
I
Fo:-
ten
days
hand
rttr.nm.r-jthe
Delhi
papers
have
crr:J
:
litems
about
a
tL".'T
oner.:!!'.''1.;
I
just
south
of
this
gre-t
r
anl'it'.
!
.Today
they
rgmirt
that
it
kill1.
a
cow
last
night
in
the
villus
of
Motki
Maiid.
-0-
MY
UNPLANNED
INTRODUC-;TION
to
the
snakes
of
India
came
yssterday.
Just
arm
i
fniw
m."?
lives
Elizabeth
F
rnner,
a
i
Hungarian
irl
painter
vh
Time
out
to
Ih'.s
cein-'rv
who-'
jher
mother
t
It
a
prmulsion
to
The
Best
of
British
A..
a
i
II.
,
!
r!
r(r
Carviro
general,
and
the
U.S.A.
in
par-tiular,
ae
losing
ground
in
th:
ideological
struggle
for
the
hearts
and
minds
of
tin
peonl-
of
India,
and
all
Asia.
rieavis
LOOKING
BACKWARD
Pictures
cf
the
federal
coital
city,
back
in
the
'sixties,
arc
appearing
in
an
Ottawa
i!?ilv
umposi
nospi!;:
study
Indian
mystici'-m.
The
mother,
herself
an
artist
cf
note,
died
a
roup1!
of
year?
a:.;o
and
ElizubHh
ha;
.'.tayed
tm
they
have
no
repl
contact
with
'Things
of
c'eclded
inte:e;t
are
the
great
mass
of
the
peor-1.
not
nr:essar.ly
up
to
rir.'e.
The
-s
The
diplomats
see
government
'ae
so
far
behind
the
tirr.es
th"t
i
here
alone.
Site
is
a
rwtruii
:ainier
oi
an
exi.remctv
men
i
h,...i.
fitrw
riintnmnt.a
nH
mct
ort'.-r.
and
h-r
tv
1
f'
-
'
P-
'the
'
;the
society
leaoers
in
Asian
lures
)f
Ta-M
.e
a-e
as
fine
wnrlcsicoumri
B
l
jt
ts
preciseU
'rut,
M
i
ii.iv-
.!.!
i.
...
Ithese
leaders
,
society
w.io
a
e
Also
a
f:ne
one
of
M
'.
Nehru.
everywhere
on
the
defensive
in
i
their
own
lands
who
are,
in
YESTERDAY
MORNING,
FT,-
j
f
a,-t,
"on
the
way
out."
IZABFTH
and
I
went
for
a
car
j
The
above
words
calne
frcm
a
nd..
But
no
yooner
hn-J
we
'fit
kv
lndian
who
,vail,s
the
,au,
ECZEMA
RASHES
To
hflp
bring
wift
uothing
relief
from
the
awtul
lulling
and
irritation
of
tcienia
ml
oilier
Skm
Rashes,
try
Dr.
Chaie'o
Medicated.
Antiseptic
Oimn.ent.
A
nale
home
treatment
for
tjvet
50
yean.
M
DR.
CHASE'S
Antiseptic
OINTMENT
I"ri
u
"He
tCHVm:
Iroinf!
than
I-ii--..VUi
M-'.t"d
o;oI
the
west
to
win
out,
but
whj
me
driver:
.'tip!
Mip!
I
he
e
Ibelieves
there
must
be
a
drastic
-
ithey
are!
Th-re
they
ar!"
!allv
new
aDDroaeri
ir
that
is
to
wifii
47
It
turned
out
thpt
"th"y"
were
;be
so.
f
li
'br'th's
pet
.
nakes
hood.ed
i
cobras,
no
less.
I
hn
alren-t'
seen
th.ir
portralt.
pninted
bv
Flizabe'h,
and
'-he
w:isnnvioes
.
t
wm
vtym
r'T
I
1
P"'""v
)
!
r
i
i
i
i
it
a
te
convin-"
to"
that,
thev
were
1
&,
-
jin.st
as
nice
nr
f
irndtv
in
renl
j
lif.
as
she
said
they
were
in
th
picture.
As
the
prev-h"?irdpd
pnit-e
channer
uncovered
the
round
wicker
baskets
in
which
h"
,
ranrMorts
his
pets,
a
c-'ojvl
gathered
by
a
tnoTic
r:'oc-r.s.
The
cobra
seemed
sleepy
at
first,
until
his
nir.
iter
.sort
of
tiekl.Ml
him
under
the
rhin.
But
Elizabeth
patted
him
and
fondled
him
(the
snake,
I
mean,
if
it
was
a
him,
net
her).
She
kept
thri-king
to
nv:
"See
what
a
pretty
face
he
has.
See
what
a
pretty
face
he
has."
I
knew
that
Elizabeth
believed
J
ah-
v
r
that
does
good
for
-good's'sake
seelis
neither
praise
nor
reward,
though
sure
of
both
at
last,"
William
Perm
'
JLJ;tt$
'111
:
k
1
Shines
briqhter
than
everl
In
Gandhi
teachings
of
ahimsa
that
is,
that
if
you
are
kind
ana
2
Shines
longer
than
everl
3.
With
less
polishing!
I.
C.
JOHNSON
4
SON,
110.
-
Ir.nti.r4,
Ontrl"
ha
mless
toward
other
creatures,
J
FANCY
QUAUTYH4
i
TdMATO
JUICE
!
they
will
be
kind
to
you.
I
have
a
ic-reat,
admirpt'on
for
that
d'".-
Ail
f
i4ri
S
e!p
te
Grown
and
Packed
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