Idiintt
Unpen
Dailp.
Satflrday,
February
15.
dtoiiTPl?i'i?r
"""P"
lfrotd
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Ruport
ai
communities
comprising
northern
nd
central
British
ColumbU.
(Authorized
"Second
CU
Mall.
Port
Om?
Department.
OtUwa)
'
Published
erery
afternoon
except
Sundsr
by
BuPert
LW-3id.Am.ue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
UEUBER
OP
CANADIAN
PEES
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DATLT
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
,
ECBSCHIPTION
RATES
f
BfCnr'CarrteijTJerwk;t15ef
Pet
Month.
65c;
Per
Tear.
17.00-
Bj.
AUU..
Per
Month.
tOci
Per
Tear.
I
too.
fTTOEETOFFEBRUARY
16TQ23Will
be
ob-I;
served
across
Candda
as
Boy
Scout-Girl
Guide
;
N
eek
and
it
is
of
particular
interest
ini
Prince
Rupert
in
view
of
the
current
campaign
to
re-orpn,ze
the
Boy
Scotitand
Cub
organization
here
The
-week
is
iimdd
:in
honor-
6f
the
birthday
ofi
tne
late
fourider
of
-the
Boy
Scouts
and
Girl
Guides,
Lord
Bbbert
;
Baden-Powell,
and
is
given
the
hearty
approval
6f
the
Lieutenant-Governor
of
British
Columbia,.
Charles.
A.;
Banks,
among
other
leaders
in
publiciSffairs
6f
the
country.
Primarily,
the
purpose
of.
the
-week
is
to
bring
torthe
attention
of
the
citizens
the
need
in
both
these
-movements
for-ledders
to
carry
on
the
splendid
aims
ofcouting
.and
Giiiding-Honor,
Loyalty,)
Fellowship
arid-Service
to.allimahkirid,
taking
this
prom-if-:
j
"L
promise
on
my
honor
to
do
my
best
;
'To
!do-:my
"duty
to'
God
and
the?
King.
'Tohelp
other
rpepple
at
all
times;
-
'Arid
to
obey
theScout
or
Guide
Law."
I
Over"
14,000'Boy
"Scouts
arid
Girl
Guides
throughout
British
Columbia
are
joining
with
their
brothers
arfd
sisters
in
their
respective
organizations
in
the
Canada-wide
-observance
of
Scout-Guide
Week.
Hre
in
Prince
.Rupert-suitable
observance
has
been
arranged.
'We-joinnnsaluting
the
volunteer-leaders
andcommitteernen
in
this
province
who
so-willing-lvieive
of
their
Hmp
arid
pffnrr
fn
mvSiMVln
tVia
v,o
atler
training
programs
fohso
many
of
our
youth.
Aid
to
China
11
NOTHER
phase
pr
the
Cana-dian
Aid
to
China
cam-!
paign
ends
with,
a
."Bread
foe
China
Day"
.which
will
be
observed
on
Monday
rrcxt,
cul-mihating
an
appeal
which
has
been
on
for
the
past
few
weeks.
Hcjwever,
this
should
not
be
mistaken
as
the
end
of
.the
campaign
which
Is
being
con-tlrraed
in
view
of
the
great
need
for
aid
and
more
aid
for
thl
intense
suffering-
of
our
friends
and
allies-across
.the
western
water.
Possibly
here
la
Prince
Ru-pef
t
there
has
not
been
a"
full
enough
appreciation
-of
!the
TKinkingRealisHcally
WORDS
were
said
re-jcently
TRUE
by
General'
Hi
D;
G,
Crerar
when
he
'suggested
the
great
need
for
rational,
objective
thinking
on
-international
affalrj
ln
this
difficult,
and
confused
postwar
period
through
which'
we
are
now-passing.
,
to
concentrate
efforts
on'the
detail
of
dlsaTmament,,
before
thij
fundamental
requirements
of
j
understanding,
'
friendship
anjl
trust
have
been
established
Between
the
great
nations,
is
ihsound.
MINISTER
DENOUNCED
"ijnows
As
Much
.About
AtrJcullure
As
Leg
of
Chair,"
lit.
Tells
Dail
dIjBLIN
n-iBy-
a
vote
of
65
li,
j-ne
Dan
approved
appolht
ment
Of'
Patrlrt-.fJmtlh
.
..u-
jjawia-'
menfary
secretary
to
the'
finance
I1
minmry,
as
mihister'
of'
agriculture!
despite
scathing
criticism
fron
-outspoken
j;
MJ
Dillon)
-independent
member
for
Mona-ghaa.
Called
to
order
'when
he:
re
ferrd
to
Dr..
JamestfRyan,-;the
retiring
minister',
Dillon
shouted:
"Surely
I
can
argue
'that
If.
Dr.
Ryan,
was
bad,
Deputy
Smith
would
be
a
damned
sight
worse!"
Trie
Dail,
he
said,
was
being
asked
to
approve
Smith's
appointment
to
carry
on
the,
government's
policy
of
"wheat,
beet
andj
peat,
which
has
left
us
wlUut
bread,
sugar
or
fuel."
"Deputy.
Smith.
knows
as
much
aboijt
agriculture
In
this
coun
try
as
the
leg
of
a
chair."
Dillon,
three
other
lndepen-dentw,
six
Farmers
and
one
Fine
Gae
member
voted
against
Smith's
appointment.
BONY
MAMAL
There-
are:1
206
distinct
'bones
In
the
ordinary
adult.
nctos
1947
of
Scouting
arid
Guiding
worthiness
of
this
cause
and,
perhaps,
not
as
substantial
a
response
to
the
appeal
for
funds
as
'might
have
been
expected.
Humanity
and
also
self-interest
dictate
that
Canadians
do
everything
possible
for
the
Chinese
people
whose
need
Is
great.
The
banishment
of
famine
and
Insecurity
from
China
Is
vital
to
Canada
and
the
world.
By
generously
aiding
the
Chinese
people
at
this
time
Canadians
are
advancing
the
cause
of
all
humanity.
"We
would
commend
Aid
to
China
to
the
generous
consideration
of
our
readers.
Only
through
an
Ihformed
and
aroused
public
opinion
in
Canada
will
steps
now
be
taken
to
ensure'
that
this
country
will
be
militarily
prepared
for
its
heavy
and
Immediate
responsibilities;
In
the
event
or
another
international
crisis.
To
await
the
imminence
of
the
crisis
before
military,
preparations
are
commenced
would
be
to
fall
Into
the
fatal
error
of
being
too
late
and
of
thenbeing
capable
of
doing
too
l
little.
The
newest
In
Ladies'
Rings
.
.
.
The
Cocktail
Ring
i
They
come
In
"out
of
the
ordinary,"
shapes
J
with
rubles,
diamonds,
etc:
Useful
for
dress
and
dinner
occasions.
,
From
$35
to
$125.00
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
1
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
88
LIFE
ms
rince
uPert
by'
BIDDER
JIM'S
No
matter
htw
long
we
hug
husband's
wannest
Socks
i
Idea
Idea
to
to
us
us
thinking
thinking
It
itperfect."ral
perfect.
troutte
starts
when
I
an
It
often
turns
out
to
be
the
opposite.
For
years
I
had
wanted
a
kitchen
with
a;osy
breakfast
ncok
opening
Mf
in
exaetlv
me
ngnt
spot
and
with
a
beautl
ful
view
from
wide,
be-f
rilled
windows.
I
Then
last
week
I-sav
one
in
a
heme
here
In
Prince'.
Rupert.
"Perfect!"
I.
.rhapsodized.
"And
look
at
that
view
of
the
harbor!
How
you
must
lore
it!"
I
exclaimed,
turning
tomy
hostess.
''As
a
matter
of-fact.
I
don't,"
she
sa!d--and
"went
on
to
p!r-
plaln.
And
I
-could
see
what,
ihe
meant.
With
two
children
in
the
family,
onesat
by
Mama
arid
the
other
by
Papa,
with
the
voune-
sters
on
the
inside
next
to
the
winaow.
The
one
by
Mama
often
wants
a
drink.
That
means
w
that
Mama
gets
uo
tomtit
nr.
sp-t
j
ing
as
the
child
is
perfectly
well
and
ab!efced:ed.
she
ets
it
fnr
herself
Whichever
way.
It
Is
-udina
uiai
pays,
lor
the
onlyjone
cnair
sits
In
among
the,
possible
way
out
Is
by'firstdraw-
rubbers.
ing
up
the
leet
(orten
the
full!
length
of
a
nylon),
clambering
to
a
standing
position
and
then
walking
out
past
poor
Mama's
back.
To
maintain
.balance,
the
child
of
necessity
steadies
her-
"-
self
by
placing
a
hand
against
the
wall,
high
up.
whether
that
hand
isclean
or
at
the
moment
bathed
in
liquid
honey.
"You
see?
I
didn't
wipe
that
spot
up
there
today
and
lodk!"
She
-pointed
at
two
crystal
Wots
of
honey
that
stood
out
irom
the
ivory
wall
in
all
the
majesty
w
stalactites.
That
was
not
all
for,
as-any-
one
with
children,
knows,
"thirst-in
Its
'mildest
form
may
turn
savagely
into
an
epidemic.
Whlch'means
in
this
case
that.
about
the
time
one
side
of
the
table-nOCk
I
OUiet
nnln
o
,
th
I
.
psace
of
the
other
Is
shattered
l
,
,t
.
r
au
ior
tne
want
m
a
drink,
i
.ven
so,"
remarked
a
lady
at
my
e2:ow,
'I
thlTik
I
would
take
your
nook
and
Its
troubles
in
reference
to
my"
kitchen
where
here
Is
only
one
olaee
for
th
a!b!e
an"J
thai
Is"
in
the
centre
I
if
the
f
loco
We
walk-around
Ul
me
way.
.and-
then
we
walk
!
round
it
the
other
way.
Can1!
-u
thlnktof
anything
more
tire-
'
rme?
Eut
'then
I
suppose
no
ne
lives
in
a
house
without
ndlng
jfcmething
wrong
with'
it."
"Aain't
it
the
truth?"
said
1
to
nyself.jnd,'In-abouf
SO
flat,
I
.
privately
itemized
as
?nv
.(grievances
a?ainst
my'
kitchen.
i
There's
thaUwindow.
for
in-.
atapce.
Now
I
believe
In
kitchens-
navlcj'
a-window
in
them.
But
mine!-
When-it
snows
and.
blows
outside,
it
-snows
and
bloiis
th-.jugh
that
-window
-A
Urii'
weeks
aeo.
the
bleakly
tald:
"Obiectlon.
tt
...
I
uieu,
ana
Kept
right
on
snow-ng.
f
nd
there
Is
the
fkr.
tffo.
ore.
useful,
even
when
they
fmt-as
-eold
as
mlnertArd
I
don't-
ODjeCt
tOO
much,
at
hnmo
fnr
t!
JiRt
open
a
drawer
and
don
first
one
and
then,
the
other
of
my
l
A&
Writ
f
-w'
IN
'SIlVERPtATE
$
!1
rh
loit
word
Im
An
trf
tait
OKI
U
fh
Ant
ttiolt
!
enn
lt
tfl
"Eternally
YW.
fa
finer
pafftrA
ho
natly
Tourt"
h
UauNfut
4Aitf-hn
ciMilon
ef
fin
llorimllhlna.
"EMrdally
iYoun
iy
umndln
tKorocHftiiin
-
yommi
by
orriM
tJrvtrplol
paltefn,
M
molt
K
ftvty
CwwaVi
Fkf
nl
S.Wploi.
CKeon
k
fat
yourMH.
fours
)
v
eJ
1847
ROGER
BROS.
Canada's
Finest.
Silverplat
IN
1
IN'
-
'of
to
me
i
to
MANSON'S
or
JEWELLERS
"The
Home
tf
Better
JeWelry"
The
to
out
lor
those
socks
must
stay
behind
while
I
go
through
a
horrible
ordeal
of
standing
In
Ice-cold
water
almost
to
my
knees.
Until
I
ruth
back
to
them
and
then
all
iswell.
2Uy
tab!e
.
trouble
comes
into
it
teo.
Ons
snot
onlv
is
araifaw
Mor
it.
Yes
against
the
wall,
and
mere
is
a
winaow
over
it,
one
with
a
magnificent
view.
Th
year
around,
rain
or-slnner
tha
KlfldOW
is
a
Dicturo
fnr
II
fran-.esse-walouarft
nt
ih.
broad
side
of
my
neighbor's
wall.
n
an
jts
oeauty..
AS
for
WStttOn.
it
rani'
K
beat.
It
stands
exaetlv
in
j-cetitre
of
a
apace
extending
from
me
Kuerten
door
to
my
washing
marhine.
There
is
no
back
porch
o
inai
roace
is
sliortened
by
the
heap
of
rubbers
1-
-
.3
by
UJ
the
LalC
door
UOOr
which
crtius
nr
riimuiekn
cording
to
the
weather.
So
the
table
aeu
lnaiH
v,
...
day
and
tackthe
next
If
some-
says,
.
.
'Move
the
table
your
wav
a
it
and
it
is
done.
Or
.if
the
washing
machine
anrt
.hot.
come
Into
;
lose
combat,
the
table
goes
back
the
other
way.
oi
"
wnicn
tp
c
tfjiv-
?aiK
aoout
jiangh
about
or
templaia
about
r,d
actually
don't
mind-
Why'
Beeause
home
u
there
is
no
place
In
all
the
world
quite
so
nice.
ru.
BUT
THE
DOG
WO.V
"
rOKCTON,
N.B..--An
un-
i
even
rnntpf
txm
rw-ii.
!
Bernard
rcm
an
apartment
f
-
i
naLway.
The
result:
oner
bruise
j
over
a
police
df
fleer's
eye.dam-!
age
to
furniture
and
half
a
doz
en
mine
bottles
v.aiicicuiunt;
Matterrrt
i
nnH
broken
Missing:
the
doand
10
fppt
nr-mnn
m.
,nm.
-
-wiivciarnTK'
usin?
tr
null
;th
.r.im.i
..H
.
wuk
VI
I
the
hallway
ALLIGATOR
PEARS
The
avocado
pear,
an"'
edible
fnMt.
is
also
known.as
the
alllf
ator
pear
Pattei-
ol
v
They'll
ro
IJirrmeh
a
lot
nf
pImw
leathf-r
Ixifope
lliey
arp
ready
for
"the
ulnrdy,
Itlnc-her-c-iit
Jolis
Daddy
orders
from
EATON'S.
Itlght
now
It's
a
iueniion
f
liny.
noft-Koled
shoeB
for
.that
first
triumphant
niafKcr
EATON'S
Mall
Order
Catalogue
lists
those
and
other
styles
to
tako
Juhlor
evey"
step
of
Hie.
way
rain
r.
shine-lo
man's
estate,
.
Ixng
before,
lie
rearhes
that,
we
hope
he
will
learii
th
vlidmV)fhoppiiK
the
EATON
way;
wltlf
every
thrifty
value
linefeed
hy
the
Eiiarantee
Goodi
Satlefaclnrii
A
Your
Money
Refu-idtd,
I
ii
-...B
...KH,,,U
Charges
T.
EATON
C
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP'
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
THE
MATTER
OF'
THE
E8TATF
.
GILBERT
CHARLES
RUS-
SEIi.
DECEASED.
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT,"
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honour
Judge.
W!
E.
Fisher,
made
the
3rd
day.oX.J'ebruBryi
A
D.
1947,
I
wai
appointed
administrator
of
the
estate
Gilbert
Charles
Russell,
deceased
AU
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
Pitate
are
hereby
required
furnish
same;
properly
verified,
to
on
-or
before
the
15th
day.
of
March.
AD.
1B47.
after
which
claims
filed
may
be
paid
without,
reference
any
claims
tof'Which
L
then
had
no.
knowledge.
And
all
narttpx
lArtKiH
A
u
.
......
wic
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
AMitMa
3rd
day
of'
Pebruary-oordon
Phaser
forbes
Official
Administrator,
..Prlnrti
Rupert,
B.C.
40
f
PRESENTED
WITH
Chance
Jlcftinf
Hrlnjs
MontreallerUelslanVAuard
r-'roro
Mrsi
World
War
MONTREAL
N-A
chance
meeting
at
the
cenotaph
here
last
Remembrance
Day
has
culminated
In
the
presentation
of
the
"Belgiaircrolx
deGuerre
30
years
after
the
decoration
was
earned.
;
j
;
Pte.
D.
M.
--'Morrison
-bf
Mohi
treal's
Victoria
Rllles
Regiment
won'
the
'decoration
for
display
-tugr'grfat
'personal
-courage
In
the
heavy
fighting
during
Ihc
last
days
of
the
First
World
War.
The
scene
was
Cherlsy,
in
Aug
ust,
1918.
and
the
great
Allied
advance
was
pushing
ahead.
Morrison
was
wounded
In
the
action
and
did
not
rejoin
his
unit
.at
the
front,
in
the
meantime
approval
lor
the
award
had
come
through,
Bread
fi
04m
iSlff
generous
-CAW
AIM
A
M
A1U
T-O
-11
IN
Make
The'foHwinff
local
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
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lamb,
.tailor
enterprisefruitxo.
empire
cafe
hollywood
cafe
OVERDUE
MEDAL
lerur.s
Tlie
medal
was
placed
In
a
tin
j
box
by
the
acting
trtljutant..
Lteut.
W.
McMurray.
and
it
was
not
until
-he
died
In
1939
that
th?
decoration
came
to
light
In
a
search
of
lieut.
Meirurray's
belongings.
AiaJ
J.
-N-
Bales,
wounded
In
the
same
battle
as
Mjrrlson.
took
charge
of
the
medal,
and
'searched
through
the
old
bat-
a
trace
Morrison
-whre-I
a
bouts.
)Ut
;
Last
Nov.
11.
as-Ma.
'
Bale
was
lined
ud
at
the
Cenotani
with
other
First
World
War
vit-
erans-'or
the.
Victoria
Rilltt,
a
man,
approached
him.
.
"Do
you
'remember
me.
Major?"
he
asked.
"No
I'm
blessed
If
I
do
MaJ.
I
Bales
replied
I'm
Morrison.
If
vou
can
re-
Th
is
is
thn.
uitliin
the
day
in
the
House
of
Common
that-
a
simplified
aFplieation
foicn
or
citizenship
proof
certificates
provided
for
under
thf
rew
act
was
now
being
print:!
and
would-be
available
for-dls-tributicn
within
a
week.
w.JIi:II)r.
OI,.,vl.
nnm.
IOCKVILLf,
Out.
Pollen
not
shock
the
ethe!daywhe:;
n-a
re.iort
froai
Tnrohto
p'iHcr,
they
went
to
advise
next-of-ki':
that
a
Brockvllie
man
had
com
mitted
suicide.
Tlie
man
in
OiMstton
ojinted
the
door.
call
me,"
the
veteran
said.
Morrison
was
presented
with
the
deeorutkm
at
the
next
meet
UU!
(if
the
Vlrtoriu
Rifles-
yil
orraniution.
This
lUiiid
M
and
lliesc
women
andkii
have
been
hvinuf
onrooi
anions
slarviiiiif
mil
Starving,
sick
antl
.weak,
these
Chinese
war
viaM
stand
only
a
little
soft
food
when
at
last,
after
boi
wamlerlncs.
tliev
reach
a
relief
centre.
Havaeccl
hv
war.
faminp.
iliatr.
millions
(if
our
01
-
.
'
-
'
-
-F
J
allies,
wlio
fought
bravely
for
eight
terrible
fc
in
dire
ncctl.
Today
thev
crv
to
fnrmnare
Tanailians
for
foxl,cliM
tf
4
medical
supplies,
hospital
equipment.
carry
on.
Canada
must
do
her
share.
Common-humanifv-
thf
nprt'i
tn
rrhrlilll
thcOntT'l
ami
future
customer,
alike
compel
us
to
doaH1!
.......
.
1
n
win
vou
i.t-ip?
M
Ghina,
a
Good
Ncishhor,
ciills
lo
your
cheque
payable
lo
CANADIAN
UII)
TO
CHINA
aml
scfl
i
Any
Chartered
Hank
r
HUQ.
mil
Cm
nvxt
Incite
months
for
Chinese
:
E.
T.
APPLEWIIAITE
busines.rDeople
are
sponsoring
this
appeal
lo
your.
Kencroi.s
si.PP,:
MnnFRM
T
NEW
CITIZENSHIP
FORM
IS
PRINTED
OTTAWA.
Secretary
fcr
'state
Colin
Gibson
said
yester
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ADC
liiun
STAR
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T.:
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TAILOR
INTERNATIONAL
CAFE
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