Ir
HTS
OF
EARLY
SPECULATIVE
CY
RECALLED
IN
THIRTY
-YEAR-
"A"
k
SCOTTISH
ARTICLE
ON
RUPERT
e
the
Scottish
0.rt':oi,
f
u
i
copper
copper
smelter
smeiter
being
rjeing
esiaD
established
isnca
of
Geographical
I
copy
Magazine
Bt
the
time
at
aranby
Bay
away
back
m
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as
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
i(Anyox)
are
mentioned
as
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article
entitled
"The
New
City
of
Prince
.
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written
by
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other
useful
who
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kinds
of
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wa
able
to
enthuse
ov?r
Rupert's
future
and,
in
ght
01
developments
in
the
years
and
more
since
the
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bUlU
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tun
111
ii:o
youthful
enthusiasm,
1
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rniirfAHnna
as
more
than
one
perman-
iircp
01
nveiinooa
w
iook
f
li
ra
IU
lb
tun
juiuy
lay
10
several
distinct
advan-
Tiic
sea
terminus
of
what
J
become
one
of
the
great
siitlncntal
railways
of
aria
bringing
to
the
Pacific
the
fruits
of
a
new
A
new
Pacific
seaport
with
Va
new
Pacific
seaport
with
r.arKaDiy
wen
sneuerea
na-harbor
the
largest
and
northerly
haven
on
the
coast
of
Canada,
and
also
I
furthest
west,
500
miles
fr
Asia
than
any
other
idlan
port.
The
natural
centre
and
ttbutlng
station
of
a
great
Industry
on
a
coast
Bin
with
salmon,
herring.
WINNING
SATISFACTION
''very
cigarette
smoker
wants
a
Mend"
"4.
The
centre
of
tremendous
tract
of
uncleared
forest
land
with
several
different
species
of
timber
of
commercial
value.
"5.
An
attractive
resort
for
tourists,
summer
visitors
and
sportsmen
In
search
of
fresh
air,
good
scenery,
boating,
fishing
and
game."
Tlien
the
article
becomes
somewhat
enthusiastically
feaiful
lest
"it
would
be
a
public
calamity
if
Prime
Rupert
were
ever
to
grow
into
a
dense
seething
mass
of
humanity,
packed
together
like
herrings
In
a
barrel,
after
the
pattern
of
New
York
or
Chicago:
Tli
is
is
apparently
what
will
take
place
before
lone
if
the
prices
Hint
are
already
heinp
asked
and
given
for
real
estate
give
any
criterion
to
go
by.
Kven
now
a
grand
hotel
is
to
lie
fifteen
storeys
high
and
tall
buildings
will
soon
be
the
order
of
the
day
on
other
expenslve-sites."
The
article
gave
examples
of
some
land
values-t-one
lot
at
Second
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street,
50
feet
wide
and
100
feet
Ions,
selling
for
$55,000
and
the
Dominion
government
paying
$98,-000
for
a
100-foot
square
Post
Office
site.
iThlrd
Avenue
across
from
the
present
Post
Office).
With
a
municipal
debt
for
street
and
service
development
already
mounting
to
$2,000,000,
the
construction
of
a
$3,000,000
that
iivcs
winning
satisfaction
in
quality
and
tastel
That's
why
Windier
cigarettes
have
lasting
appeal.
hrcc
f
the
world's
choicest.
cigar'
ce
tobaccos,
Turkish,
Virginia
and
""ley,
Wended
Right"
give
a
cool,
'"'Kith
satisfying
smoke
every
time.
That
is
why
Winchesters
arc
Jefin-Uc'y
champions
year
after
year.
"j"
,.,
dry
dock
under
way
and
the
i
great
hotel
about
to
commence,
the
article
describes
these
as
"only
secondary'
to
new
and
large
developments
of
original
local
Industry.
It
is
to
the
growth
of
such
primary
industries
that
Prince
Rupert
must
look
for
a
permanent
source
of
revenue
and
prosperity
In
the
future.
The
first
and
probably
the
most
important
of
these
Is
agriculture
and
the
wheat
raised
in
the
l-ftlDOrstn
A
-.if
t
and
the
Rocky
Mountains
In
the
territory
to
the
north
will
have
Its
western
outlet
at
Prince
Ru-r
cmfwy
mfw
m
m
mm
pert.
With
this
In
view,
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
has
announced
Its
Intention
of
building
an
elevator
with
capacity
of
10,000,000
bushels.
Erection
of
the
six-storey
con
crete
plant
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.nd
the
great
portant
industrial
developments.
Heights
of
predictive
fancy
are
reached
as
the
article
forecasts
that
"Prince
Rupert
will,
no
doubt,
like
Vancouver,
burst
Its
narrow
limits
and
throw
offshoots
on
the
other
side
of
the
harbor
or
produce
suburbs
in
the
neighboring
valleys
and
at
the
back
of
Kaien
Island
reached
by
ferries
of
lines
of
light
railway
worked
byelectrlclty
from
the
abundant
and
never-falling
water
power
In
the
mountains
that
Is
waiting
In
many
places
to
be
harnessed
for
the
use
of
man."
And,
In
conclusion,
the
article
says
that,
by
the
time
a
Peace
River
outlet
.
reaches
Stewart,
Prince
Rujiert
will
toe
30
well
established
that
It
will
not
need
to
fear
competition
for,
if
the
present
rate
of
Canadian
pro
gress
is
not
checked,
there
will
doubtless
be
both
ample
room
and
need
for
several
good
trade
outlets
on
the
Pacific
coast
and
the
more
the
seaports
are
scattered
the
better
will
the
country
be
filled
and
he
less
congested
are
the
centres
of
population
likely
to
become."
Pictures
which
accompany
this
old
article
are
quite
as
ln-
terestlng
as
the
reading
matter.
They
Include
early
street
scenes
typical
of
the
day.
One
old
landmark,
Wng
since
removed,
to
be
shown
is
the
"Ark"
which
years
ago
stood
on
a
trestle
foundation
on
Mcnride
Street
at
the
present
site
of
Gordon's
BACK
IN
ARMY
TO
FACE
COURT
KIRKWALL,
Scotland
W
David
Pirle
Hay,
29,
recalled
from
civilian
life
to
face
an
army
court-mat
tlal,
was
sentenced
to
seven
days'
military
detention
for
taking
part
in
a
disturbance
at
a
Kirkwall
dance
January
12.
He
was
acquitted
on
a
charge
of
striking
an
officer
on
the
same
occasion.
Hay
was
on
demobilization
leave
when
recalled.
Army
legal
authorities
said
he
was
still
sublet
to
army
discipline
until
the
leave
expired.
After
serving
his
detention
he
vast
district
between
Edmonton
returned
to
civilian
life.
w
-"-r;.-::.:
1
,
Count
Fleet
was
a
very
nervous
high-strung
youngster.
In
workouts
he
would
break
his
stride
to
jump
a
shadow
on
the
track.
Put,
he
steadied
down
and
later
ran
the
fastest
mile
ever
made
by
a
2
year
old
at
3
he
outclassed
all
opposition.
Winchester
CIGARETTES
".
nilllUUIILCIIItMtl
!
Ch'ysler
Service
School
will
be
held
at
the
premises
of
"Pert
,Mni,..
...
11..
.
irnlnln?
of
our
u..
i.iuiiiru
nir
111c
i.
-
"
'
'
For
three
Iivlti.hr.1.
rrldav
and
Saturday,
April
"
2c'h
and
27th
our
shop
will
handle
only
emrrcrnry
'i,T
to
fnalll-
nun
mt
In
nlirml
(Ilk
srliool.
"PERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
Chrysler
Parts
and
Service
Depot
r
Storage
and
Furniture
Crating
HYDE
TRANSFER
Phone
580
Ladies
Co-operate
On
Diaper
Service
PORT
WASHINGTON,
N.Y.
0
The
diaper
service
situation
being
what
It
is,
this
report
on
the
lengths
to
which
friendship
Is
carried
in
Port
Washington
should
be
of
interest.
A
young
married
woman
had
been
living
with
her
parents
here
and
using
such
a
service
for
hef
baby.
Bhe
moved
away
but
another
daugh
ter
and
baby
'were
due
to
move
in
two
weeks
later.
To
hold
down
rights
to
the
service
for
two
weeks,
grandmother
called
on
a
friend,
also
a
young
mother,
to
obtain
the
requisite
supply
of
soiled
diapers
daily.
However,
FOR
SALE
One
25
h.p.
Canadian
Fairbanks
Diesel
engine,
complete.
In
good
snape.
write
Crawford
Transfer
Co.
Ltd.,
Stewart,
B.C.
9C)
FOR
SALE
Four-burner
and
oven
General
Electric
kitchen
range
and
annex:
one
con-goleum.
rug.
1533
Plggot
Ave.
(93)
FOR
SAt.R
fl-room
rurhlshcd
house.
742
7th
Ave.
West
(112)
FOR
SALE
McClary
electric
range,
usedi
$10.00;
barber
chair,
fair
shape,
$35.00;
small
size
coal
and
wood
stoves,
new,
$28.50;
new
hardwood
chairs,
speclah
$2.65;
trl-light
lamps,
big
assortment,
used,
from
$5.00;
electric
and
battery
radio
sets
from
$10.00;
electric
press
Irons;
hot
plates,
new,
$4.75;
drinking
classes,
new,
ICc;
slightly
used
kitchen
set.
$10.50;
dining
room
set,
seven
pieces.
In
good
shape
$45.00.
All
kinds
of
furniture
and
hardware
bought
and1
sold
at
the
lowest
prices.
B.
C.
FURNITURE
CO.
Black
324.
FOR
SALE
Dressing'
table,
chlf-
foniere,
single
and
double
beds
complete,
modern
kitchen
sink
complete,
small
tables,
stand
lamp.
Phone
Blue
502.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
10th
Ave.
East.
4-room
house,
fully
modern,
hardwood
floors,
furnace,
garage.
$2200,
terms
available.
Collart
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
(95)
FOR
SALE
Piano,
new
condi
tion.
225
1st
Ave.
East.
Blue
884.
198)
FOR
SALE
Fifteen
acres
of)
river
bottom
land,
two
miles
southwest
of
Terrace;
all
fenced,
ten
acres
In
grass,
i
small
orchard
and
buildings.'
Price
$1500
cash;
$1750
terms.
Box
1,
Terrace.
B.C.
(103)
DESIRABLE
RESORT
SITE
on
scenic
Lake
Lakelse,
near
Terrace,
B.C.,
for
sale
or
lease.
Communicate
with
Frances
Poe.
147
Linden
Ave.,
Wllmette,
111.
(110)
FOR
SALE
New
five-roomed
house,
hjtrdwood
floors.
Possession
May
1.
Cash
or
terms.
Can
be
seen
after
6
p.m.
Apply
1093
Ambrose
Ave.
(90)
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Six
room
furnished
house,
comnlete
with
oil
burn-1
ers.
Vacant
May
1.
210
4th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Black
729.
(971
FOR
RENT
Furnished
housekeeping
suite
and
rooms.
344
Sherbrooke
Ave,
(98)
FIRST
OCCUPANT
OP
NO.
10
.
London's
famous
No.
10
Down
lng
Street
was
first
occupledby
'
a
prime
minister
in
1704"..
ROMAN
TRAFFIC
CONTROL
Julius
Caesar
conceived
the
Idea
of
one-way
streets
as
traffic
aids.
that
friend's
baby
was
partly
trained
and
did
not
produce
a
sufficient
supply
of
used
baby
linens
to
keep
both
services
Interested.
So
the
friend
enlisted
the
help
of
still
another
motKer
and
baby
on
the
project.
Friendship
is
like
that
in
the
suburbs
of
New
York.
THIS
AND
THAT
"With
that
model,
you
can
always
tell
which
way
the
wind
Is
blowing."
-
-
Classified
Advertising
-
-
mairieda:
2c
ner
word
per
insertion,
minimum
cnarge,
6O0;
60c.
Birth
Notices:
Cards
of
Thanks.
Death
Notices.
Funeral
Notices.
Marriage
and
Engagemrni
Annoupcemrnia;
CARD
OF
THANKS
May
we
express
our
sincere
thanks
to
our
many
kind
friends
and
to
the
doctors
and
nurses
for
their
kindness
and
for
the
many
beautiful
floral
tributes
received
during
our
recent
sad
bereavement.
STAN
MALANOSKI
and
MR.
and
MRS.
E.
P.
SMITH.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE!
White
enamel
stove,
cheap.
Call
evenings;
333
8th
Ave.
East.
97
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Good,
reliable,
steady
couple
to
work
at
sawmill,
half-way
between
Rupert
and
Terrace.
Wife
to
cook
for
small
sawmill
crew
and
run
cook
house
as
a
restaurant;
also
catering
to
highway
tourist
trade.
Husband
to
work
In
"sawmill
operations,
and
help
restaurant
if
needed.
For
par
ticulars
write
George
Little
&
Son
Ltd.,
East
Kwlnitsa,
B.C.
(961
WANTED
Housekeeper
fori
small
family;
private
room,!
WANTED
If!
t
,
BUILT
FOR
PRECISION
y
s
mi.
s
s
ss
s
s
y
t-
Wearing
one
of
these
beautiful,
supremely
accurate
new
Gruens
brings
a
thrill
all
its
own.
It's
the
thrill
of
pridd
you
take
in
a
timepiece
superbly
fine
,
.
.
fine
in
precision
craftsmanship
that
means
faithful
timekeeping
always
.
.
.
line
in
smarter,
more
taitrful
style,
whose
leadership
is
attested
by
outstanding
fashion
authorities
everywhere.
iimi
mil
.
mi
oi
or
i
WANTED
Silent
glow
oil-burn-!
....
hllv
,,
er
In
good
condition
for
range,,
'
'
'
mortn
hv
Tmnerlnl
Oil
AnnW,
UOVierS
Box
107
Dally
News.
RADIO
SKRVICh
(92);
WANTED
Children's
clothing
and
shoes
for
needy
family,
ages
ranging
from
2
to
14
years.
For
further
Information
please
phone
Mrs.
R.
G.
Sutherland,
Red
878.
(93)
RADIO
SERVICE
For
guaranteed
radio
satisfaction
nhonn
PERSONAL
GRADE
9
BOY
wishes
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machlnerj
Company
I'mlted.
Vancouver
B.C
ff
TENDERS
chutes.
Located
at
our
Cold
Storage
plant,
Falrvlew
Bay.
Innulre
at
the
Cold
Storage
office
for
full
particulars.
Tenders
must
be
In
before
5
p.m.,
April
25.
(95)
WANTED
Tenders
for
painting
1
large
wooden
frame
build
lain
lit.
act
ioui
j
1
w
1
1
1
1
TOUR
GRUCN
DEALER
h
a
STHtM
TNIII
IS
ONI
IN
IOUI
DltTIICI
AN
OLD
ENGLISH
SONG
(The
words
of
an
old
English
song
I
sang
myself
as
a
child
Anonymous.)
Underneath
the
gaslight
glitter,
Stands
a
little
fragile
girl,
Heedless
of
the
night
winds
bitter
,
AS
they
round
about
her
whirl.
board.
$50
a
month.
Other
'
inj,,
1V
,,
1,1
ti,r,
r
n-70
.While
the
hundreds
pass
un-
In
the
evening's
waning
hours,
Still
.she
cries
with
tearful
There
are
many
sad
and
weary
Living
In
this
world
of
ours,
Crvln?
every
night
so
dreary:
"Won't
you
buy
my
pretty
flowers?"
I
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The
largest
fisherman
among
animals
Is
the
monstrous
Alaskan
brown
or
Kodlak
bear.
He
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an
Associated
Radio
sometimes
reaches
a
weight
of
Technician
will
call.
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pounds.
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PREVENTION
TIP
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Check
your
chimney
and
make
full
or"
sure
the
winter's
accummula-
part-time
work
during
Easter
tion
of
soot
on
chimney
walls
holidays,
and
after
school
ls
amoved
to
prevent
fires,
later.
Phone
Red
728.
(951
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'
A
TREAT
FOR
YOUR
FEET!
Use
Lloyd's
Corn
and
Callous
Salve
for
prompt
relief.
50c
at
Ormes
Ltd.
(99)
MACHINERY
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
LOUIS
S1NEAU
DECEASED
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICR
thnt
hv
Orriw
nf
His
Honor.
JudRe
Fisher,
made
on
I
the
18th
dAy
ot
April.
AD.
1940.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
tho
Estate
of
Loulrt
Slneau,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
raid
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
31st
day
of
May.
A.D.
1946,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
TENDERS
WANTED
for
painting
?oV
hwith
amount
01
tneir
inaeDteaness
uj
nw
for
the
followine:
One
lnrce
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
this
ooden
frame
building,
twol
18th
hooTf
.M
small
wooden
frame
buildings,
Acting
official
Administrator,
timAstn.
1i,a.1a
.
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r
M20
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATK
OP
OEOROE
TUTTLE.
DECEASED
INTESTATE
Tiirt
vrtTICE
that
bv
Order
of
I
His
Honor
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher.
Local
lnir.
2
small
wonrtpn
frame
T.,rtT.
nt
thu
Bunreme
Court
of
Brit
buildings,
wooden
trestle
works
w.
Columbia
1
and
Ice
chutes
located
at
our
trator
of
the
state
of
George
Tuttie,
Cold
Storage
Plant,
Falrvlew
who
died
on
It
about
the
7th
day
of
Bay.
Inquire
at
our
Cold
PJrt:biS
Storage
Office
for
full
partlCU,ne
,mount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
mrs.
renders
must
De
111
oe
me
rortnwnn
ana
n
claims
against
tne
saia
esiaw
re
re-ioic
fore
D
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nm
p.m.,
April
Anrll
2S
iit.
194B
,,,,.
them
with
me
property
ROOM
AND
BOARD
One-minute
Office.
400
Black
965.
walk
from
Post
4th
Ave.
west.
(95)
(97)
.verified
on
or
before
the
31st
day
of
May.
194S.
falling
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
heen
notified.
ROOM
AND
BOARD
Single
or
,
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert
.
B.C..
this
J...U1.
.
1
it
jr.tr,A
18th
day
of
April.
AD.
1946.
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room,
duuiu
11
uwum.
OORDON
F.
FORBES
Acting
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
1
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Finest
Paint
Cleaner
Dissolves
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.
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.
Large
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