T
Parents
Die-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Victoria
Report
Tuesday,
July
24.
1951
...
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
,
V
1
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V
J
Children
Live
CHATHAM,
Out.
(CP)
-
A
small
plane
plowed
into
a
field
In
a
driving
rainstorm
near
here
Saturday
and
two
of
Its
four
occupants
were
fatally
Injured.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Donald
E.
Davies
of
Toronto
died
In
hospital
shortly
after
they
were
dialed
from
the
wreckage.
The
children
of
the
couple
Aiec,
assed
5,
and
Janet,
2
auf-iered
severe
bruises.
Pibroch
Stirs
Capital
B.CYs
80th
IJirthda
Anscomb
Wields
Big
Stick
VICTORIA.
The
capital
has
been
stirred
to
the
depths
in
recent
days
by
the
bagpipes.
It
all
started
when
.some
enterprising
sightseeing
companies
had
pretty
girls,
fully
kilted
in
tartans
and
blowing
bag
RELIEF
pipes,
parading
up
and
down
near
the
Post
Office,
in
an
effort
to
get
American
tourists
to
take
bus
rules.
'
The
tourists
were
delighted,.
"
i
took
hundreds
of
pictures
to
than
In
any
other
riding
in
the
send
to
the
folks
back
home,
to
province.
prove
they
had
been
in
a
stiane
conservatives
there
held
a
to-e'n
lr.irj
MOM
HAY
FEVER
J
,
ASTHmi'
ktlicf
Breathing
feZ!
mort
fre
and
natural.
I
btinm
lfective
relief
n,
1
,
chronic
Athm
and
Hy
f
"!P
iifterrra.
Over
60
yean
inl
Available
in
cigarette
foim
i3
.
"
tared
A
lie
your
neart
tl
I
OTH0ralYMNCO
tro
tkL
.
iu4
'
..
meetinK
recently
to
See
wrut
A'.l
wen;
we
until
workers
In
,h,.vrl
do
about
the
coming
by-
nearby
office
buildings
started
election
Tory
leader
Ans:'omb;
Fishing
Vessel
Has
Bad
Luck
The
Alaskan
fishing
veswil
31F847
has
been
having
several
streaks
of
bad
luck.
Not
long
ago,
while
anchored
In
the
Taku
Rivet,
up
the
coast,
her
owner
Fred
Karo
disappeared.
Neighboring
fisherman,
noticing
his
tin
Independent
daily
newspaper
uevoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
.
,
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Xember
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
CJ.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
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Carrier,
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Week,
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Month,
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Year,
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Mr
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Better
Train
Service
EXCEPT
for
the
abnormal
days
of
World
War
II
and
its
military
traffic,
the
local
line
of
the
Canadian
Nationa.1
Railways
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Jasper
has
never
had
busier
times
than
today.
Not
so
long
ago
two
or
three
freight
trains
a
week
may
have
meandered
along
the
line,
today
there
are
often
that
number
in
a
day,
even
along
the
Skeena
River,
and
they
are
loaded
too.
'A
new
era
is,
indeed,
developing
for
the
railway
and
it
is
a
gratifying
thing
to
see.
Passenger
traffic
is
also
increasing
noticeably
and
we
are
hearing
reports
of
a
scarcity
of
sleeper
accommodation
on
the
three
trains
a
week
which
are
now
being
operated.
The
time
seems
to
have
come
when
we
can
legitimately
expect
the
railway
eompany
to
boost
its
service,
possibly
to
six
or
seven
trains
a
week.
'The
new
industrial
development
of
the
country
would
appear
to
make
it
warranted
and
:
necessary.
Even
railway
men
are
admitting
it,
so
:
EDITOR
RETIRES
Archie
H.
Wilis
has
retired
as
managing
editor
of
ttw
Victoria
Daily
Times
after
45
years
with
the
pape..
His
service
with
the
Times
was
interrupted
only
by
two
years
overseas
during
the
First
World
War.
In
four
civic
elections
in
the
city
he
headed
the
aide:
man!::
poll,
but
quit
politics
when
he
became
managing
editor.
(CP
PHOTOl
BATTALION
C
O.
Maj.
J.
E.
L.
Castonguay
of
Montreal,
37,
has
been
appointed
to
command
of
the
1st
Canadian
Infantry
Battalion
of
the
Europe-bound
27th
Brigade.
He
will
be
promoted
to
Lieutenant-Colonel.
At
present
with
the
1st
Canadian
Regiment
at
Peta-wawa,
Ont.,
Maj.
Castonguay
will
sucseed
Lt.-Col.
.John
Keefcr
Mahony,
V.C.,
of
New
Westminster,
B.C.,
who
has
relinquished
command
because
of
ill-health.
ICP
from
National
Defence
I
protecting.
They
said
the
bag-
Wjei(n,ns
the
big
slick
of
politi-
pipes
were
not
making
music
cftl
auhority,
had
in
advance
but
hideout
noises,
so
loud
and
Jnaje
&ule
the
Esquimau
Tories
terrible
they
could
not
work,
so
wouidn't
pitch
over
the
traces,
ear-splitting
all
the
office
whir
The
Tories
buckied
down
under
clows
had
to
be
closed,,
even
Hert)
Anscomb
and
did
what
he
though
thfa
heat
was
stifling.
Winted.
They
agreed,
in
the
in-The
office
workers
grew
so.erests
0f
Coalition,
to
support
desperate
they
went
to
the
Chief
a
Liberal.,
It
vas
a
bitter
pill
to
ol
Police.
The
embarrassed
Chief
swallow.
asked
the
gins
no,
lo
diow
inn
Snmo
m..,lltlno,
remarks
were
continued
absence
and
11
fact
tf
her
engine
still
running,
reported
the
matter.
Karo
remains
missing.
Subsequently,
Thos.
W.
Freeman,
chartered
the
vessel
and
it
was
after
this
that
lie
also
was
reported
missing.
This
was
followed
by
a
Coast
pipes,
wow
mey
paraue,
cany-
.
,
.
Th
,hairlI,.in.
a
G.
B.
would
As
I
See
It
their
pipes,
and
not
a
sound
sa,d
lhe
Torl(,s
are
mystified.
The
cicots
are
indignantand
threaten
i
-
ft
support
a
Liber.
not
throuyn
any
love
of
Liberals
but
through
respect
for
the
late
Cmdr.
Beard."
L
VT
3
3
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
And'
then
Mr.
Lewis
let
him-80th
This
is
the
month
of
B.C.'.s
birthday
as
a
Canadian
self
be
carried
away
and
he
said.
Guard
report
that
the
31F847!
had
sunk
In
the
Taku
Rived.
Effurts
were
being
made
tu
pump
her
out.
I
revive
sad
memories.
This
time.
I
more
He
was
a
gentleman;
goodness
,
,L
province.
In
1871
British
Co
It
will
be
putting
Into
ellect
far-reach'ng
plans
for
civil:
lm-
THE
tIST
QUALITY
PRiNTIIt:
Again
In
Edmonton
after
an
j
provcinents,
aimed
at
Uie
in-
knows
why
he
ever
became
a
Liberal."
H.
Foster
criticized
Mr.
An-fcomb.
He
said
the
leader
was
'lacking
In
judgment
In
the
decision"
that
the
Conservatives
cf
Esquimau
must
back
a
Liberal.
Said
Mr.
Foster:
"The
Coalition
government
has
failed
terribly.
The
very
word
stinks
in
lumbia
threw
off
crown
colon
v
status
and
became
part
of
Canada.
Sir
Joseph
Trutch
was
the
first
Lieutenant
Governor
and
John
Foster
McCreight
the
first
Premier.
British
'Columbia
then
!
was
a
wilderness
province
by
the
shores
of
the
Pacific,
cut
off
from
the
rest
of
the
world.
Today
it
is
one
of
the
fabulously
rich
areas
of
North
America,
with
a
tremendous
future,
so
absence
of
28
yeurs,
H.
H.
creased
convenience
anil
liuppi-Robei
ts,
veteran
school
teacher,
j
ness
of
those
living
now
and
Ui
ix.tes
a
decided
growth.
Some
of
the
future.
his
Edmonton
pupils
of
nearly
30
years
ago
have
become
pro-
Kl'NMHNY
f(l'NIAY8
minent.
There
was,
however,;
a
fine
Sunday,
naturally
n-
Those
Hams
Again
A
LASSIE
with
a
nice
Scottish
telephone
voice
wants
to
know
where
British
residents
can
buy
If;
r
r.
PL
our
nostrils."
In
view
of
all
iransmansiiifx
mis,
us
not
hl(j
vlKlt
c,jmpjet8
,llMi
tnQt
was
mUitlei.
It
alho
suggests
the
staggering
that
even
the
wildest
necessary
to
state
once
more
In
Type..,
to
talk
to
the
only
student
he
giving
of
more
personal
attention
ever
strapped
"to
see
if
It
did
i
to
that
little
house
and
lawn
of
him
any
good."
H
j
yours.
If
yju
doubt
It,
lake
a
stroll
and
note
the
home
owners
Let
Us
Solve
ll
.
THAT
ISLAND
imagination
cannot
quite
gra.sp
that,
politically
speaking,
the
it.
Coalition's
in
a
very
unhappy
position
and
condition.
Esquimau
Conservatives
are
Perhaps,
In
the
interests
of
going
to
toe
the
line
for
a
while
all
British
Columbians
and
the
longer,
but
they're
not
happier
political
future
of
the
province
about
it.
There
s
a
greater
hat.-
the
sooner
It
comes
to
an
eni
red
for
Coalition
in
Eiquimalt
the
better.
j
who
have
their
own
Ideas
of
what
Your
Printing
Probk!
some
of
those
hams
I
wrote
about
as
being
for,
sale
in
Britain.
j
1
A
lighthouse
keeper's
wife
asks
whether
or
not
her
relations
in
Britain
have
been
"taking
h?r
.
for
a
ride"
by
letting
her
pay
for
the
hams
she
has
been
sending.
Could
they
have
bought
bams
themselves?
(Short
an
The
gift
of
an
Island
to
Prin-to
do
with
the
Sabbath.
Many
cess
Elizabeth
has
been
proposed,
local
dwellings
are
old
.some
on
the
occasion
of
the
Royal
visit!
venerable
and
the
most
of
us
this
fall.
It
would
be
somewhere
'
do
not
have
so
much
week
day
along
the
coast.
She
already
has,
leisure.
Then,
If
a
fellow
must
a
few,
known
as
the
British
Isles,
j
soothe
his
conscience,
there
a;e
i
j
always
the
Mtvetith
day
n.
rmons
HU
E
MONDAY
!
and
music
broadcasts.
HMCS
Ontario
plays
records
1
-.
PHONE
234
j
Dibb
Printing!?:,
Ht'SM
It
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I'
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Next
On
List
swer
No.
In
1
Cminfurm
Meeting
in
Warsaw
Molotov
There
I
bright
and
early
In
the
morning.
'Sunday,
had
It
been
somewhat
i
!
1
Even
my
even
tempered
wife
is
a
bit
annoyed
with
me
for
not
being
more
detailed
about
the
kind
of
ham
one
can
buy
in
Britain
and
how
you
pay.
WHEN
WE
were
in
England
and
Scotland
anybody
(resident
.-r
Ml
t.
London
Man
Not
Slept
In
Years
last
The
July
SAL
pi-sou
something
should
be
done
about
it
soon.
And
An
Elevator
Idle
WITH
the
harvest
of
the
1951
crop
not
so
far
away
now,
there
is
serious
congestion
of
grain
on
the
prairies
due
to
a
bottleneck
at
the
Lakehead.
Lake
ships,
finding
it
more
profitable
to
carry
iron
ore
and
such
commodities,
are
not
available
to
take
the
grain
out
to
Montreal
where
ocean
freighters
are
being
held
up
waiting
delivery
of
the
grain.
Wheat
is
jammed
in
the
country
elevators
and
a
great
deal,
indeed,
still
remains
on
the
farms.
At
Prince
Rupert
there
is
a
million-and-a-quar-ter-bushel
elevator
which
for
years
has
been
empty,
'
rot
even
being
used
for
storage
purposes.
With
this
situation
existing
at
Prince
Rupert,
there
can
be
little
sympathetic
understanding
of
the
congestion
that
prevails
on
the
prairies.
It
will
be
inexcusable
if
the
authorities
permit
'
the
wheat
situation
to
become
paralyzed
or
chaotic
when
the
1951
crop
gets
ready
to
move.
Question
Of
Spain
THE
matter
of
Spanish
participation
in
alliances
of
western
powers
is
to
the
fore.
The
U.S.A.
is
arranging
with
the
Spanish
government
for
the
use
of
bases
in
Spain.
The
U.K.
dislikes
this
and
the
French
like
it
less.
This
resolves
itself
into
the
question
of
whether
one
likes
and
trusts
General
Franco
or
not.
The
whole
affair
carries
heavy
emotional
overtones,
The
moderate
view
might
well
be
that
it
will
be
time
to
treat
Spain
as
a
member
of
a
democratic
alliance,
or
for
her
to
be
associated
with
a
member
of
the
alliance,
when
she
can
be
recognized
as
democratic
from
her
behaviour.
WARSAW
P
Russia's
deputy
later,
the
.music
could
have
premier,
V,
M.
Molotov,
and
the
mingled
with
the
church
bells.
'
military
hero,
Marshal
George
K.
!
Yesi
erday,
people
til
the
way
to
Zhukov,
headed
a
large
group
of
work,
particuiarjy
as
they
nai
-,
dignatorles
from
Russia
as
the
ed
First
Avenue,
looked
toward
People's
(Communist
i
Democrac-
the
harbor,
with
a
p!eas"d
ex-tes
gathered
here
during
the
pression.
Viriiat
they
heard
was
week-end
to
celebrate
the
not
exactly
a
cross
between
a
snrrre
visitor'
could
get
all
kinds
of!
LONDON
Ernest
Lanch-cooked
meat,
including
sliced
berry,
rotired
L6ndon"
business-ham,
without
ration
coupons,
j
man,
has
some
to
the
conclusion
OF
There
was
no
limit
to
the
quan-jthat
man
can
adjust
himself
to
I
he,
lot
his
I"
h
.seventh
anniversary
of
Poland's!
Jig
and
a
waltz,
but
It
helped
in
i
communist
regime.
warding
off
the
7:45
a.m.
Monday
cant
,,,iui
tity
but
prices
were
about
as
1
anything
even
such
as
high
as
in
Canada
a
little
over
I
without
sleep.
He
himself
a
dollar
a
pound
for
cooked
recall
havine
had
a
wink
of
sleep
Hie
presence
or
inese
nign
i
officials
is
considered
significant
i
and
western
observers
outside
(
It
was
once
sakl
of
Will
Rogers,
ham.
in
his
81
years.
Six
months
ago.
But
when
I
wrote
r
ant
that
we
Mr.
Lanch
PninnH
stwiilnt.fi
that,
the
tvim-1
comments
the
Wellanri-Poi
t
Col-
could
I.UU1U
have
IiaVC
bought
UUU11L
hams
JiaillS
I
i
'
.
"i
,
,rr
i
cnci
ui
SHOES
HANDBAGS
LUGGAGE
CONTINUES
AT
"-,eu
"ou
w
uywn!
infoim-Cummunlst
Board
,
borne
Tribune,
that
when
some-
should
have
made
it
clear
th
it
ttu,m
.
Policy
we
would
ih
HJl
have
had
h-
to
n
Zl
do
it
with
'
to
Produce
an
iron-clad
formula
may
may
be
be
meeting.
eetin
,
one
one
asked
asked
him
him
the
the
best
best
way
way
tt
to
guaranteeing
him
five
or
six
!
ltd1
a;.
Canadian
dollars,
and
by
usinj
a
special
arrangement
not
available
to
the
people
who
live
in
Britain.
pay
f.
Cominform
meetings
often
cop
with
the
problem
of
In-herald
a
sensational
new
move
!
"
using
street
traffic,
he
sug-m
International
affairs
by
the!
feasted
to
take
all
cars
not
paid
Scvot
Union.
j
for
)ff
th"
streets.
It
might
Molotov.
in
a
speech
Saturday,
mean
a
lew
difficulties
to
start
(were
hours
slumber
at
night.
i
More
than
3.000
suggestions
(
rolled
in.
He
read
them
all,
tried
;
out
some
and
got
good
and
tired,
HERE
AGAIN
are
the
kind
of
but
siaep
still
eluded
him.
i
denounced
Marshal
Tito
as
an
!
with
but,
the
idea
has
its
practi-
things
it
seems
to
me
that
Some
of
'
the
recipes,
he
said,
a(rent
0f
the
Imperialists.
He
j
cal
points.
they
really
need
most
in
'Brit-
;
were
just
plain
silly.
One
urged
gaid
Tito's
regime
will
not
.last'
ain:
him
to
eat
onions
Just
before
re-
much
longer.
Ottawa
considers
one
national
Tea,
sugar
cooking
fats
and
tiring.
Another
advised
him
to
war
memorial
enough.
There
will
fashion
footwea
all
the
little
fixings
that
good
stuff
his
pillow
with
dried
hops,'Tt
nrrJ.A..
Mm
tha
be
another
outlay
of
millions
but
'
IhoM
mill
k.
nnlhlnn
nWr.,.
t,
1
rary
bodily
rest.
.
I
lu
nouewives
want
to
make
the
wnne
a
inira
assureu
mm
a
posi-kind
of
little
tidbits
that
women
tive
cure
for
insomnia
was
to
Mr.
Lanchberry
says
he
wants
Cvyuc.c
iu
uaKe.
T
r
V
"
'
leP
on'?
'or
the
experience
of
Also,
any
kind
of
meat
that
i
concentrating
at
the
same
time
lV,t
'iOQ
mlht
hrin.
'I
can't
remember
when
I
last
r
ORMES
meat,
or
smoked
meat,
like
hamsj
Several
women
otfered
them-
or
anything
except
the
hashy
1
wives
in
marriags.
There
were
mixed
up
kind
of
stuff.
Not
that
a)so
suggestions
of
hypnotism
there
is
anything
wrong
with
;
and
drugs.
But
Mr.
Lachberry
the
mixed
up
kinds
of
canned
said
he
had
already
tried
mar-
,
Scripture
faiiage
for
JoJay
M
Jesus
)
departed
into
a
solitary
place,
and
there
prayed."
St.
Mark
1:35
slpt,"
he
said.
"But
all
my
life
I
have
seldom
had"
to
call
a
doctor
and
am
still
in
the
best
of
health,
I
have
come
to
the
conclusion
that
one
can
get
used
to
anything."
7.
'cri
15.
J.
F.
'-'!
U
...eat
i.ies
cepi
mai
ine
rUge
to
no
aTail
and
refuses
to
British
"have
had
it."
They
get
hav
anything
to
do
with
hypno
She
wa3
going
north
on
the
i
too
much
of
that
sort
of
thing
Princess
Kathleen
for
the
round
j
as
Is.
tism
or
drugs.
He
e
tried
irit'u
reauing
reading
the
dullest
a
Victoria
Woman,
Liberal
Leader,
The
Pioneer
Druggists
far
lnt0
the
but
noveIs
HERE
IS
the
sort
of
thing
the
,
n,!ght-
trip
to
Alaska.
It
Is
the
first
trip
north
for
Mrs.
Gates
who
was
looking
for-
Bill
British
are
up
against.
My
old
u,uy
umcu;
ou'"S
.
",c
,
World
War
One
pal,
who
lives
respondents
Insisted
the
only
uarri
tn
Kfp!ncr
ar
first
hanrl
thp
Afk
your
trtvirmnt
DjiaUr
or
Broker
for
proipcfut.
fieitinri
hint-fly
new
developments
at
Prince
Ru-VliHlliy
llUflll
pert
and
the
scenery
of
the
north.
in
the
New
Forest,
is
a
great
1
'emeoy
was
10
K-eep
uie
neaa
gardener.
He
grows
gooseberries.
cpo1
ar,d
tne
feet
warm.
Others
Like
most
other
English,
hsis
!
recommended
keeping
the
head
PHONE
81
CALVIN
BULLOCK
ltd.
I
never
thought
this
was
such
will
buy,
sell
or
A
classified
.'ind
It.
family
loves
gooseberry
jam
warm
anrt
ttle
teei
C001-
Botn
But
the
wife
can't
make
the
ldeas
were
tested
'ltll0ut
Pr-aooseberrv
iam
became
thvU'ucing
results.
Finally,
Mr.
ritish
Columbia
Liberal
Asso-!
a
fine-looking
city,"
she
said
as
lation
and
past
president
of
the
!
J.
D.
McRae.
MLA.
drove
her
up
Lachberry
put
the
navies
reme
can't
get
the
extra
sugar.
dy
to
a
test
and
got
good
and
drunk.
It
kept
him
more
awake
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
21-Plece
Breakfast
$
British
Columbia
Women's
Lib-
j
Third
Avenue
yesterday,
eral
Association
as
welt
as
being
Mrs.
Gates,
who
owns
the
Met-prominent
in
Imperial
Order,
;
ropolis
Hotel
in
Victoria,
is
ac-Daughters
of
the
Empire,
and
;
companied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Local
Council
of
Women
affairs,
j
W
.
B.
Raymond
of
Seattle.
Both
Mrs.
J.
L.
Gates
of
Victoria
was
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Raymond
are
law-in
Prince
Rupert
yesterday,
yers
In
the
Puget
Sound
city.
STEAMER
Prince
Rupert
than
ever.
Even
if
he
gets
no
sleep,
he
goes
to
bed
regularly
every
night
and
stays
there
until
morning.
and
REPAIR
WO
IT
IS
THE
little
things
like
that
which
really
get
the
British
people
down.
Take
a
case
like
this:
Suppose
our
family
lived
m
Britain.
Suppose
I
wanted
my
wife
to
make
my
favorite
cook
Sets
32-Plece
Breakfast
Sets
it
is
just
as
simple
and
we
can
21-Plece
Bone
,
$-f
p
Qcj
Chlna
Tea
Sets
ID''"
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
see
what
we
are
buying.
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
ies
oatmeal
with
dates
in
between.
She
couldn't
do
it
In
Also
we
will
include
some
good
I
old-fashioned
Canadian
"rat
!
Dinner
Sets,
from$
Britain
because
there
just
would
'27-95
DECCA
COLUMBIA
CAPITOL
68
pieces
at
trap"
cheese.
Before
the
two
215
1st
Avenue
West
;ars
which
ruined
Britain,
the
P.O.
B
Phone
909
British
used
to
eat
great
slabs
(Including
beautiful
Wedge-wood
and
Couldon
King's
Plate)
of
that.'
Now
they
get
tiny
bits
and
Intermediate
Porta
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
CITY
OR
DEPOT
not
be
enough
sugar
or
fat
to
provide
the
makings.
You
could
best
describe
British
food
conditions
today
as
dull
and
grim.
They
actually
do"
get
enough
to
get
by
on.
From
the
point
of
view
of
the
nutrition
scientists,
the
British
are
getting
enough
calories.
But
they
'
Latest
releases
in
Popular,
FoIk
Songs,
Classics.
78
rpm
and
long
play.
ALL
RECORD
ACCESSORIES
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESH
1
that
you
could
put
In
your
eye.
I
wish
I
could
send
them
some
real
roasts
of
beef!
P.S.
To
an
irate
British-born
resident
of
B.C.
who
sent
me
that
nice
picture
of
men
in
red
hunting
coats.
He
wrote
on
tt,
"Thank
God
the
British
just
FINEST;
are
not
getting
the
kind
of
mea'.s
that
make
them
glad
to
stay
RECORD
BRUSHES
Keep
your
records
clean
for
longer
wear
F'Kl,;
98c
OF
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
e.c
BEST
OF
FOOD
alive.
Jang
SPECIAL
English
Bone
China
CUPS
AND
SAUCERS
at
69c
and
97c
PUNCHBOWL
SETS
7.95
MANSON'S
China
Shop
WE
WILL
certainly
send
more
breed
horses
and
ride
them
the
wh(
hams
to
our
friends
in
Britain
not
eat
them."
put
t
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
Although
we
know
now
that
we
could
arrange
to
send
the
money
Sorry,
friend,
you
are'
out
:f
date.
We
saw
several
horsemeat
rs.
I)
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
frHsn,
and
have
excellent
Danish
hams
IPEV.a.l.'UH
shops
In
London
with
Ions
P.O.
Box
1279
313
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
644
delivered
right
there,
I
will
send
queues
of
customers
waiting
to
BROADWAY
CAFE
wiem
rigni
irorn
nere
Because
buy.