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PLEASURE
DRIVING
.
.
.
1905
(0
ms
you
went
motownc
in
1905,
you
carried
a
fuH
kit
of
tools.
You
needed
them.
No
one
knew
what
would
go
wrong
next.
Down
through,
the
years
manufacturers
competed
with
each
other
to
give
you.
a
better
car.
Each
strove
to
outdo
the
other
to
give
you
a
smoother,
more
powerful
engine,
stronger
brakes,
a
more
luxurious
body.
And
each
year
you
got
.
.a
-.belter,
car
or
.your
money.
'
-.
'
Under
our
free
way
of
Jife
business,
competes
with'
business
to
give
you
new
and
better
products,
"
more
efficient
service.
Thisis
trueof
the
company
that
.
builds
your
car,
of
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
of
the
little
store
on
the
corner.
Vb
k
PRIVATE
ENTERPRISEf
It
u
the
jutaril
desire
to
cuke
your
cm
wy,
s
far
t
your
tidixj
UT
uVt
you;
an
instinct
thit
hit
brought
to
this
continent
tfcr
highest
tuadard'of
Tie
cjoycd
by
icy
rfp3
00
eardL
It
is
the
spirit
of
democracy
on
the
march.
THE
ROYAL
.BANK
OF
CANADA
PLANES
UNPOPULAR
f
mere
was
so
little
demand
for
airplanes
after
the
First
Great
War
that
a
new
plane;
never
uncrated,
could
be
bought
for
about
$75.
USED
AS
PRESERVATIVES
Spices
still
are
used
to
preserve
food
in
parts
ot
China,
and
vt
-
-
GOLD
ANGEL
A
gold
coin
weighing
four
pennyweights,
used
in
the
rtign
cf
King
Hsnry
VI.
of
England,
was
called
an
angel.
OARS
HELPED
ROGUES
Among
the
first
to
supplement
jailing
ships
with
oars
were
Mediterranean
pirates,
who
Overhauled
becalmed
victims.
SLOW
MOTION
Moth
eggs
hatch
more
slowly
in
winter
than
in
summer,
ofteu
taking
as
long
as
four
weeks
In
cold
weather
Instead
of
four
to
eight
days.
BUTTONS
PROHIBITED
Buttons
covered
with
cloth
were
prohibited
In
England
in
16721.
mm
J.
k?te.mf
i&fuOMt,
mm
mm
,..
"
s
11
,
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.
..
I
I
MJllli
1
1
i
Hill
Hi
mill
H
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iiifi
:
.
;
MEASURE
IS
INADEQUATE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Native
Leader
Say
That
Paying
Fare
of
Venereal
-
Infected
w
Trrrr
Natives
to
Prison.
KmVANOA,
Marcn
33
Harold
Sinclair,
president
of
the
local
bianch
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia,
speaklns
at
v
community
meeting
here,
said
that
while
he
was
appreciative
of
the
action
of
the
Indian
Depart
ment
In
assuming
responsibility
tor
paying
th
cost
of
trans-portlnft
natives
infected
with
venereal
disease
to
the
south.
:
he
believed
that,
at
bit.
the
action
was
only
a
half
measure.
He
said
that
simple,
unedu-
;
cated
natives,
coming
to
Princ
!
Rupert,
should
haw
the
active
p:otection
of
the
Indian
Department
and
other
authoritlel
aitainsi
the
actions
of
certain
j
elements
of
the
white
popula-j
tion.
whom,
he
believed,
were
largely
responsible
for
the
high
rate
of
venereat
disease
among
the
natives.
Furthermore.
Mr.
Sinclair
declared,
lacking
such
protection,
the
.proriaclal
government
should
share
with
the
Indian
Dfjgnrtmenl
the
cost
of
transporting
and
curing
Infected
natives.
'
Mr.
Sineialr
added
that
he
ha.donly
good
wilt
for
the
xt)v.:
people,
but
he
was
convinced
that'
a
state
of
good
henHH
among
the
native
people
was
a
contribution
to
both
the
nat
v
and
white
people
alike
and
nee-ewary
for
the
welfare
of
futura
generations.
Jommentlng
on
a
story
whii
rt
appeared
in
the
Prince
Rupert
nre
s
r
inem!ng
venereal
d
ea
among
natives
In
thf
:
dttr'ng
she
recent
anti-vener
I
dlsea
drive.
Mr.
Rinc.a
sg'A
that
be
r
wllluv
'
m
the
rtty
cottrtrtt
as
hend
of
a
drleaatlon
to
c!ear
the
muf
f"
up.
Briefs
From
Britain
HEMEL
HEMPSTEAD,
Eng
This
Hertfordshire
borough
council
has
an
organized
cook
ery
course
for
men
during
the
summer
with
the
object
that
they
share
In
home
life.
LONDON
O
Since
Dun-kerque.
the
British
post
office
has
sent
20,000,000
parcels
to
British
prisoners
of
war
in
Europe.
The
parcels
go
to
Lisbon
where
the
Portuguese
post
office
arranges,
free
of
charge,
their
forwarding
to
the
prisoners.
DITCHINGHAM.
Eng.
O
The
trunk
yf
a
400-year-trec
which
crashed
here
provided
a
Suffolk
sawmill
with
Its
biggest
Job.
One
section
of
the
trunk
was
six
feet
in
diameter.
COLNE,
Eng.
T
Here
there
is
a
man-
of
65
who
has
no
fears
of
a
short
life.
He
applied
to
be
admitted
as
an
"apprentice"
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Colne
Oyster
Fishery
Board.
jApprentlces.mifst
serve
for
seven
years
as
areagermen
Deiore
ov
coming
"freemen."
LONDON
O-Slnce
the
re
newal
of
air
raids
on
London,
20
additional
deep
tube
stations
have
been
opened
all
night
as
shelters.
This
makes
a
total
of
CS
such
stations
available
for
shelters
all
the
ttm
and
an-
j
other
nine
opened
during
alerts.
LONDON
Q
They
couldn't
1
ileal
lilC
11IU.-MI;,
UUb
AUiJUb
IUV
.deaf
and
dumb
young
men
and
(women
attended
a
dance
here
recently
and
never
missed
a
beat.
They
watched
other
people's
legs
to
get
the
time
and
then
relied
on
their
own
sense
or
rnytnm,
The
Seal
of
Quality
British
Columbia's
Finest
Salmon
IKhi
T
C.N.R.
Trains
rr
thr
!:
Itnm
the
rae
DaKy
ewvpt
Mmday
10:44
pm.
Sumfay.
MeMtWur.
Vdnfy.
4
pm.
MoiuHy
Tuewlay
Thurndky,
Friday
and
ftnturtUy
II
am.
SERVICES.
TO
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
W
ay4nU.
SU-wort
and
North
Quf
Charlotte-
Islands
t
rH
lnrfwmation.
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Ti
ird
Ave
Phor.e
563
tr,W
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1
CO-OP
DEAL
RESCINDED
Two
weeks
ago
the
elty
cli
decided
to
make
a
wtr
ronneetkoa
to
Watet
front
Utwtk
A
where
the
Prihce
lUwrt
Fisliermen's
Co-opetatlve
t
er-ccUg
a
new
establishment,
the
city
to
pay
the
$800
cwt
of
the
v-nmectlon.
The
matter
was
reopened
at
this
week
counell
meeting
by
Aid.
Nwah
ArMM.
who
was
not
present
at
the
meeting
before,
and.
afte:
some
-ii-cusslon.
the
council
reconsidered
Us
decision
and
referred
t-
nutter
to
a
special
committee
eenslAting
ot
AW.
ArnoW.
A
d
Jame
and
Aid
Thomas
Elliott
for
investigation
and
report
Reconsideration
was
moved
by
Aid.
Arnold
and
Atd.
B-lloti
and
agreed
to
urmnlnaus-
ly.
AM.
Arnold
said
thai,
after
Valentin
Dairy
last
year
had
been
required
to
pay
the
rntlre
31303
coil
of
a
watr:
connection.
It
did
not
look
:ikr
iintic
o
her
that
the
t
.
p
i'
ve
Utould
get
off
wlthoiti'
u
m
'
9he
was
not
ainglln
n:
Hi"
eo-operatlve
for
erf
b
!
would
sav
the
same
no
maitrr
who
might
be
Involved
in
in
Aid
Bla'k
o-tetl
d
a'
doe",n
::ik
1,,
.
r-
w
ii.t.
e
uuy
Uillnence
u
.
.
the
two
applicant!?
Aid.
RtKlderhain
utu
nt
i:
not
ten
aware
of
what
1"
beei
done
last
year.
Possibly
a
mistake
had
been
mudr
cha-glng
for
a
coniivctioit
tbca
Aid.
Alex
Sinclair
aald
h
h;(U
not
been
aware
of
the
case
:u
year.
However,
there
lalght
U-some
dlffereiKe
In
clrrusuta.i.
cea.
It
would
be
a
treat
i
,
enlence
to
flihmg
boats
to
nv.
n
vmvr
connect
iwn
uii
waterfront.
However,
hi-
,
agreeable
t
reronAlder
whole
matter.
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the
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taken
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con
xideratkm
that
this
wate.fi
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etxweeilon
weuld
be
of
aue!"
va
lie
f
r
boats
leUltng
Tie
Water
would
be
on
meter
b
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vrMld
have
to
be
paid
fui
b-Ihl-
co-operative
aerordtng
ta
wHat
was
used.
AM.
Black
felt
the
co-opera
vr
should
rx
irspiAuiUe
f'-r
at
lxt
a
portkun
of
the
coy.
the
cwtneetlort
In
the
curse
of
dlscutsior
City
Engineer
O.
S.
Har.es
ex
p
eeked
the
opinion
that
it
wa
umu:
extend
water
conne
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t,p
t!ie
propertr
Hn
of
nv
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i:c
which
eaitied
on
ifum
there.
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further
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Fresh
fruits
arc
precious
these
days
fresh
vegetables,
too.
There's
a
shortage
of
labor
in
the
fields
arid
orchards
and
there
arc
transportation
restrictions.
Then,
huge
quantities
of
these
vitamin-packed,
health-promoting
foods
must
go
to
the
armed
forces
both
here
and
overseas.
What's
left
for
civilian
use
must
be
carefully
conserved.
So
when
buying
fruits
don't
pinch
and
bruise
them,
don't
toss
vegetables
around.
Handle
with
care,
remembering
that
.
the
ones
you
don't
buy
must
be
used
by
your
neighbors.
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