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Editor,
Dally
News
prewar
days.
HoeTr
there
is
I
no
assurance
whatsoever
that
nil
,UUI,bUU,UOU,
highest
initnat
no
organized
minority
is
foster
the
betterment
of
things
agricultural
and
hnr.
ticultural
as
well
indeed
as
the
domestic,
educational
and
cultural
arts
not
mentioning
the
industries
and
trades.
And
there
is
no
better
way
of
bringing
about
such
a
fostering
than
by
healthy
competition
as
to
excellence
of
attainment
in
quality
of
product
such
as
a
fair
or
exhibition
brings
about.
And
as
has
been
pointed
out
the
opening
of
the
Skeena
River
Highway
to
connect
Prince
Rupert
more
directly
and
intimately
to
the
interior
hinterland
with
all
its
resources
of
agriculture
and
other
natural
products
is
an
especially
good
reason
wliy
we
should
bo
taking
action
to
revive
the
exhibition
in
the
principal
city,
port
and
business
centre.
It
will
be
another
very
effective
means
of
developing
better
relations,
understanding
and
mutual
appreciation
between
city
and
district.
The
annual
exhibition
may
Euue
to
buup
uirm.
In
conclusion,
Mr.
Editor,
let
I
me
thank
all
those
who
have
already
so
generously
donated
and
let
me
urge
those
who
have
not
already
done
so
to
get
be-
mnd
our
committee
and
put
;tne
camoaiKn
over
the
ton
with
1
a
han(r
OVTr
hnfnw
tint
cr
V'if
lnnrr
nnut
it.A
Unn
!t
,,,
,
"w.
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1,ul'u
u,,u
H
Thank
you,
Md.
Editor.
will
be
appropriate
for
us
to
actively
encourage
and
ii.
c.
b.
rnunr.,
Bee
re
tar
y
Prince
Rupert
Pioneers'
Home
Fund
Committee.
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&
Anderson
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and
Heating
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Sprinkling
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Corner
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again
become
an
important
event
in
community
phone
ned
389
life
here.
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Editor.
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attached.
THE
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NEWS
PLEA
FOR
PIONEERS
thSk&A
snmim
nil)
Ka
lar.
in
thikl
P
nmn
KAn..
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.
.
1
1
Tomorrow
lllOUgnis
01
anaiuans
iurn
iu
uv
the
war.
Even
If
it
aw
certain.
hood
or
that
they
will
be
n-iianies
Of
Brown,
Cartier,
Gait,
Alacdoiiald,
AlcGte,
that
ihey
i-ould.be
less,
and
1
tamlnated
by
the
ptesence
of
Tillv
and
Tupper
"Biff
Seven"
whose
work
made
manv
nomUU
believe
the
these
aged
gentlemen,
who.
tike
ConiderationVsible.
For
tomorrow
Canada
cole-.
.ISSIS'
"
""
brates
her
77th
birthday.
If
the
persons
caning
them-l
Seme
people
have
or
seem
to
And
that
birthday
Will
be
celebrated
despite
the
felve
"A
Group
of
Plnoeers
have
the
idea
that,
because
they
fact
that
some
calendars
for
1944
show
July
3
as
tak
U
trouble
to
sec
are
In
possession
of
a
little
morr
of
last
r
und
ot
gals
wortds
filthy
lucre
than
Dominion
"
Day.
The
confusion
arose
out
year's
JSf1
T
V
.
J,
.
ol
conditions
some
of
our
some
other
y
r
'
r
,.
real
poor
soul,
they
are
decision
to
celebrate
Dominion
Day-one
of
the
six
HtrmVhere
ploneers
m
Urlng
wouM
en
to
forever
wartime
Statutory
holidays
on
the
first
Monday
111
not
speak
so
blithely
of
-wait-
,
How
muih
better
If
the
wrtteri
July.
Since
then,
however,
an
order-in-COUncil
was
after
the
war-
of
the
letter
-were
to
get
n
aim
passed
re-instating
July
1
as
the
observance
date.
!
HaaJ
b"Udf
t1
be
"2
hc
t
ot
the
mibitc
.,,
V
r,
b
J,
u
u
i
u
secured?
No.
It
has
net.
Before
spirited
Ic4k
of
Prince
Ruuert
It
will
be
the
nation's
fifth
birthday
since
the
applylng
i0
a
bulldlng
a
to
at
tL
d"
"t
S
Start
of
the
becond
Great
War
and
celebrations
Will
one
must
know
the
cost
of
the
home
built.
(I
gwas
there
are
be
tempered
by
the
fact
that
Canada's
sailor
sons
building
one
desire
to
construct
enough
business
men
tntere.;Uc
are
sailing
the
world's
seas
searching
out
the
enemy,
i"
the
proposed
pn-
to
overcome
ail
the
so-ca.ied
ob
that
her
soldiers
are
fighting
bitter
battles
in
Franco
XJSSSS
'"
"
"
and
Italy,
and
that
her
airmen
are
encountering
the
able
for
the
purpose,
when
w
Reading
that
letter
temindr
enemy
in
the
skies.
taow
the
sum
we
can
spend
we.taie
mh
of
a
story
which
goe
Confederatibn
followed
on
the
heels
of
a
move-
wH1
PPinr
a
building
per-jscmethimi
like
this
a
man
with
ment
for
union
of
the
Maritime
provinces
and
it
wa
LItlriLT,,
H
VtTl,!?1"1
0lmone3rJand
j
.
.
.
,
-.f
...
r
.
,
.
beHeve
that
such
permit
will
b
tight
fist
was
asked
one
day
tc
during
convention
Of
Mantimers
at
CharlottetOWn
a
tded
at
nee.
At
present
donate
for
a
worthy
cau.tr
and
in
September,
1SC4,
that
a
delegation
arrived
from
thousands
of
homes
are
under
.replied
to
the
canvaater
"I
have
United
Canada
Quebec
and
Ontario.
This
delega0031"00
Vancouver.
We
one
artificial
eye
for
which
I
tion
pledged
support
to
the
Charlottetown
plan
for
T
Ja!tinthegdod-
paid
a
large
sum
so
that
u
wnw
V,f;mQ
.minn
vrl
ne,UiV,.T
r
inA
ol
our
Rovemment
olHclah
be
as
near
perfect
as
It
couW
be
Mant
and
I
the
of
mclud-
me
union
urged
possibility
to
fre,
certaln
that,
when
Now
,r
can
lf
ai.
ing
all
British
Orth
America
in
plans
of
federation,
situation
is
explained,
they
will
which
one
is
my
own
eye,
I
wHl
As
a
result,
a
conference
of
British
North
Ameri-
the
necessary
permits
with-
give
you
a
cheque
"
Atler
taking
can
provinces
was
held
in
Quebec
the
next
month.
oul1delajr
.
a
toaA
ftt
hls
hanL
V1
ot
expending
fare
the
canvasser
said
to
him
The
results
of
this
conference
inrnrnnntpfl
in
ine
results
oi
inis
conierence
wprp
were
mcorporaiea
in
-sir.
rundj!
present
naim
it's
your
left
eye."
whteh
resolutions
which
became
the
basis
for
the
British
-How
were
explored.
But
expert
advice
was
correct.
can
you
tell."
North
America
Act
of
1867
an
act
Which
was
Is
that
such
a
step
wouM
be
said
the
man.
"Well
Sir.
afte'i
passed
passea
by
ny
the
me
British
wriusn
parliament
parliament
without
wunout
a
a
division
division
11181117
"6'jr
uiuiruaUit.
advisable.
nrsi
First
the
me
looking
tw""g
a
al
the
fo
eyes
I
can
see
at
any
J
stage
of
its
consideration.
A
royal
procja'ma-
S1
.Und,7l
h'ph-
ot
the
kindness
Secondly,
.
i
,
present
locaUon
a
i
t
i
t
friwi
.7
turn
announced
July
1,
1867,
as
the
official
birthday
about
the
worst
m
the
city
j
f
-
.
-
.
i
"
-
-
fcJ
I""
tories
iwe
wl11
sPend
too
much
-for
It's
a
far
ay
back
to
1867
and
the
beginning
of
iSwe
wTitnd
?i
SSS
the
nation
but
if
the
Fathers
of
Confederation
rnnlrl
at
all.
turn
benevolent
eyes
upon
the
Dominion
thev
would
!
n
the
Past
record
ot
p
w.vu
nunuiu
iij4ii.wij4
wxzi
;iiki
iicuiar
eiiori
10
nun
our
cam
Fascist
tyranny
the
Dominion
boasts
a
nnw
with
paign
wiu
prove
a
distinct
boom
80,000
while
The
ot
PrInce
personnel
-178,000
Canadians
are
in
armv
erang-
v.ovi..
.umv
iim
ween
uy
iiu
weans
small,
in
lfV6
quite
well
be
trustd
to
see
to
1
'mn
i
n
'n
ri
....
n
.
i
.
.
i"
.
i
1
1
1
t
i
it
rnr
...
.....
uauaua
anuuas
a
c.iui
export
i
iratie
lim
the
nation's
history.
Reviving
Exhibition
.
.
.
The
move
to
revive
the
annual
Prince
Rupert
Ex
nibition
lition
is
is
a
a
hanny
happy
idea
idea
and
and
one
one
which
which
we
we
hone
hone
wil
will
hiaterialize
tnnf
nvllli'n
inln
into
full
full
consummation.
mnok.
fi,v
.
iuiniuui.t
iniu
tun
i.uiiaiiiiiiuaLiuw.
The
inu
war
war
will
win
be
oe
inc
inns,
oi
numan
In
your
artificial
eye
t
V
if
than
than
In
m
,
vrafr
iwn
"
OI
me
new
UOmimon
Ot
Lanada.
(for
the
purpose.
!
I
think
If
these
people,
who-
Peculiarly,
however,
Prince
Edward
Island
M
10
P0610
objections
by
'ever
they
are.
were
to
exeretse
where
the
groundwork
for
Confederation
was
laid
,
mUTy
authorltles
the
a
mtte
more
of
the
milk
of
hu-
AA
did
nrtt
not
ontni-
enter
the
n,:.V
Dominion
Unt
1
ioti
181
the
u
r
B.N.A.
x"
'
People
or
Prince
Rupert
may
be
.man
kindness
to
their
fellow
penecUy
certain
that.
If
Ihey
.man,
this
world
would
be
a
much
Act
at
lirst
bringing
together
only
Quebec,
Ontario,
do
object,
they
win
say
so.
And
better
place
to
live
in.
New
Brunswick
and
Nova
Scotia.
Manitoba
half
they
will
not
do
It
by
anonymous:
I
sincerely
hooe
that
every
her
present
size
entered
in
1870,
while
British
Col-
,ettr
either
!publte
bcd7,
fTery
wade
unlon
To
Ptly
candid,
Mr.
and
organliatlon
of
any
kind
limbia
becamp
mrt
nf
tliP
nntinn
nation,
witli
With
PPI
I
.L.I.
the
Zt
JIT
Edltorf
,t
b
considered
opln-
;wlll
do
all
in
their
power
In
one
,on
of
our
comm,ttee
that
the
.
big
united
effort
to
build
these
t
In
inn'
190;j
the
u
provinces
of
Alberta
and
Saskatche-
composers
of
the
letter
referred
:i
pioneer
gentlemen
a
home
that
Wan
Were
Carved
OUt
Of
the
eiant
Northwpal
Tnrri.lto
are
not
10
much
afraid
that,will
be
a
place
nt
for
them
or
any
who
come
after
them
to
pass
their
declining
years
In
and
a
credit
to
the
people
of
the
city.
And
further,
If
the
authors
of
i
the
letter
have
any
more
to
say
on
the
matter
It
would
look
better
In
print
and
be
more
hon
orable
with
their
own
names
Thanking
you
Sir.
for
donat
ing
this
space
to
reply.
GEORGE
8.
WEATHERBY,
1317
Overlook
Street
i
11
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MAYBE
in
YOUR
KIDNE
IDNEYS?
T.kt
GIN
NlU-ikt
-MdrfMtio.
Rnr
b.tk
kldnty
Mnwdr,
GIN
nu
kWr-di.f
i
km
la
tiw.
lo
Ibipwtoi
.M,
Kfc
ut-diMf1n4
rM.
(tftor
tli,
40
Plfl
to
rm.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Ilome
Away
From
Home
Rates
75c
up
60
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PMnte
Rupert,
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Box
188
ALD.
HILLS
REPLlIX
Editor.
Dairy
News:
Paragraph
four
of
the
letter
signed
"A
Group
of
Pioneers"
dignify
anonymous
letters
with
decent
home
for
these
agfd
I
reasonable.
TTRRAri'
nmri-iiVT
containing
as
many
misstate-
the
pioneers
are
who
are
the
'Editor
Dally
News-meats
of
facts
and
innuendo
authors
of
the
letter.
I
venture
The
toim
of
Terrace
Is
wefl
as
the
letter
referred
to.
f
to
express
an
opinion
that
they
known
for
lu
hlgh
of
ttT.
The
first
objection
(?)
wa,
re
not
living
In
any
place
re-
,nR
and
tow
Mm
BuslnWB
mrn
the
present
cost
ot
building
i
sembllng
the
present
home
of
wrm
OT
empiey
Wl
so'
material
etc.
The
committee
te
these
.pioneer
genUemen.
'
mho
ditn-
wfk
for
w
aware
utai
cosv
o
uuuamg
to-1
mere
u
a
cause
lor
every
el
day
is
higher
than
it
was
in
a
mnn
I
V
lavk
irur
a-l
mhtrtn
feet
and
I
Just
wonder
if
some
of
dlsh
wh
g,rlt
must
go
these
people
are
not
Just
afraid
...
....
of
tewn
lmg
fw
Wk
that
thb
new
home
will
be
bulU
i
i
umt
femeunng
srtmiw
se
done
about
this
riWKlrtton.
O.
XL
K.
SMITH
CRKftIT
WHERE
CRF.DIT
MJE
Bdltor.
Dally
News:
It
was
with
considerable
sur
prise
that
I
read
an
ad
soliciting
'
states
that
I
'chairman
of
the
sepport
tor
the
Junior
Chamber'
Civic
Health
Committee
sug-
!
of
Osmmerce
Carnival
Queen
I
'gested
that
a
sftab)e
buMlng
.
candidate
on
the
ground
that;
I
for
an
Isolation
Hospital
might
,
that
dub
was
the
one
that
had
i
i
wui
appreciate
it
ll
you
allow
iw
reading
Uie
letter
last
be
obtained
from
the
Depart-
j
given
m"
Uie
Carnival
me
some
space
In
your
paper
to
aht
in
the
News
several
times,
jment
of
NaUoaai
Defence
after,
It
to
a
matter
of
record
that
reply,
on
behalf
of
the
Pioneers'
I
have
tried
in
vain
to
under-
!
the
war.
What
1
actually
said
the
Carnival
was
flrat
propoA-d
Home
Fund
Committee,
to
a
Hd
Just
what
the
Inference
)
was
that
one
of
the
Awny
hos-
In
the
Civic
Centre
Central
Corn-letter
published
yesterday
!n
was.
To
me
It
does
seem
that
pltats
adjacent
to
the
Oeneral
mWee
on
May
1.
1940.
when
it
both
Prince
Rupert
papers.
!
what
these
pioneers
want
to
put
Hospital
might
be
obtained
af-
was
decided
to
hoM
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previously
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to
say:
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labor
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their
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purpose
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on
one
big
carnival,
and
the
four
organisations
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