ECONOMIC
AND
HEALTH
(Continued
Irom
fasft
li
Festival
Of
dtlntt
Rnpm
Dailp
rectos
Wednesday,
November
30,
199
Missionary
IcLe
!
Music,
Drama
Al
Cathedral
mt-dicfcl
prog
oi
recent
tears-1
Xmas
Giltj
Hen
S
E;j
Ml
vi
Indians
are
now
reselling
Thi
Man
from
Macedonia
who
maturity
in
good
health
than
was
The
Music
and
Drama
Festival
River
said
to
St.
Paul
in
the
vision:
J
previously
the
case
and,
natur
for
Prince
Riinert
Is
ex
nee
ted
An
inirp-TfSmt
t'ai'.y
newp
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
cnmmuruMes
romj'rLMng
northern
and
central
British
ColumDix
lAuth(iri?ed
as
Seronct
Class
Mail.
Post
Olfiee
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
everv
afternoon
except
Sunday
bv
Prince
Ruoert
Daily
News
Ltd..
Srd
Avenue.
Prince
Rvert.
British
Columbia.
O.
A
Hl'NTER.
Manaeln?
Editor.
H.
O
PEHRY.
Manat'ing
Director.
UEMBER
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NFWPPAPER
ASSOCIATION
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
4!9!
Ottf
CwrKr,
Per
Ween,
20c;
(vr
ktomli.
75c;
Per
Tear,
ag.OO.
Off
-
.-.ifr.
By
Mali,
Per
Month.
60c;
Per
Tear,
$5.00
-
allv
rhere
are
more
children.
.
;
,
,
,
.
.
The
three
new
schools,
for
.
l"
k"-
compulsory
to
choose
I.-am
these
lists.
The
whole
financial
set-up
of
the
Festival
is
nnderjoin
considerable
revision
with
the
Idea
of
producing
more
revenue
so
that
contesting
groups
from
a
distance
may
be
helped
with
their
travelling,
and
also
that
a
scholarship
fund
may
be
set
up
to
send
one
of
the
school
student
contestants
to
Victoria,
Banff
or
some
other
pTuce
for
extra
training
In
music
and
drama,
or
at
any
rate
to
assist
to
that
end.
Mrs.
Frank
Wright
has
resigned
the
office
of
secretary
IT':
AND
in
which
to
Increase
the
staff
of
volunUry
workers
Is
conceived
to
be
through
the
larger
clubs
and
service
organizations.
Eczema
Prescription
Praised
Considerable
praise
has
been
given
to
the
results
obtained
with
a
prescription
for
the
relief
of
Eczema.
The
prescription
is
a
clear,
colorless
and
odourless
liquid
containing
no
oil
or
grease
and
will
not
stain.
Application
is
simple.
Affected
parts
ar
wash
rnces
N'ovv-
and
the
syllabus
for
botn
music
and
drama
is
being
widely
distributed
with
entry
forms
Enquiries
have
been
received
from
as
dir
away
as
Vanderhoof
and
Houston,
The
enquiry
from
Houston
had
which
the
materials
are
be-ins
dispatched
this
Week
from
Prince
Rupert
on
scows
towed
by
seineboats
from
the
villages
concerned,
represent
a
total
eost
of
about
$100,900.
ConstriHTlkm
of
th
bwldings
will
be
by
the
natives
themselves
under
the
direction
of
the
department.
Each
new
school
at
Greenville,
Kin-colith
and
Hartley
Bay
con-
.
.
t
i
-
u,;ih
Men's
DRESS
SH
bl9
selection
"Come
over
and
help
us,"
wa
the
serrrtHii
the?nt
of
R'-v.
A.
V.J
Ottiwell
who
preached
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Sunday-morning.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ottiwell
were
here
enroute
to
Kincolth
,
where
Mr.
Ottiwell
will
assume
I
duties
as
Anglican
missionary.
I
Mr.
Ottiwell
has
been
living
in
St.
Anne
rie
Bellevue
where
he
'
has
been
chaplain
to
the
Veter-
ens'
Hospital.
During
the
war,
he
served
with
the
Canadian
army
in
England,
Normandy,!
Belgium
and
Holland
and"
was
i
attached
to
No.
8
General
H03-!
pital
Unit.
He
was
married
about
two
years
ago
and
his
Men's
T
1
t
c
f,
reference
to
the
possibility
of
..
1
Y.
.
.
,
1
,
..
V.
l
.
offering
national
songs
and
"""""
-"
"MJTeu
Kva
9ifts-
Latest
sha
V
nrMiW
Whi.lt
t
WJ
wiuimui,
x
lin
C
aiC
tt
dances
Ik
Jlli
Ml
'
T
.
"
"
,
these
would
be
most
welcome
i
uf
n
j
!i
Men's
SWEATEf
SISIS
Ul
nnlH
not
They
are
to
be
alm
teacherase.
h
eomDeUtnre
item.,
wevri.
considerable
number
of
vacancies
on
the
executive
of
the
Association
and
steps
are
bein?
taken
to
fill
them.
Offers
of
assistance
for
this
work
would
be
welcomed.
One
of
the
ways
ed
with
a
pure
soap
and
warm
water,
the
prescription
Exoff
Concentrated
Is
then
patted
on
completed
by
March
31,
the
end
nf
the
federal
fiscal
year.
theless
the
adjudicator
would
helpfully
ol
ths
-yrco,
wools,
al
from
Greenville
and
Hartley
Bayj
eonuaent
work
and
not
confine
himself
Men's
TR0USER
wne
is
a
graduate
oi
me
cnurcn
arp
lncrf
sing
from
one
to
tw0.
deaconess
and
missionary
train-j
raom
schools!
ing
college
in
Toronto.
New
schools
at
Metlakatm
and
aress,
oil
wool
y.
Perfect
aift
KitkatU.
recently
completed
Money
and
Trouble
Can
Be
Saved
with
a
small
swab
of
cotton
apply
night
and
morning.
Your
own
druggist
can
supply
you
with
this
prescription,
simply
ask
for
3
ozs.
of
Exoff
Concentrated
and
if
your
skin
Is
tender,
cracks,
or
gets
dry,
you
should
also
obtain
V2
oz.
of
Exoff
Ointment.
If
you
have
not
tried
It.
clip
this
out
to
remind
you.
to
the
competitive
items.
Stanley
BUgh,
the
music
editor
of
the
Vancouver
Sun,
who
adji'cUeaiierf
the
mtisical
side
of
the
Festival
last
May,
has
been
invited
to
come
bai-k
again.
The
Association
executive
has
ment
from
Men's
oil
woo!
heavy
SHIRT-iAC.
good
shades.
-
The
next
time
you
hear
of
a
in
the
supreme
court
of
BRi-iare
now
ia
operation.
The
Kit-
TISH
COLUMBIA
J
&
UyQ.room
jn
''the
formerly
there
in
tot
mattercp
'
estate
."titutlon
where
OP
NELS
LIND.
DEC
EASED
i
Was
One
rOOBl.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Th
h
j
population
In
the
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Onl-
K
umbia
Letters
Probate
of
the
last
Prince
Rupert
agency
today
win
of
Neis
Liud.
who
dmd
on
the
stands
about
500.
Nineteen
20th
dav
of
December.
1948.
at
.
ij
i
f
in.
ten
teacners
employed
are
prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
,
were
rented
to
me
villages
with
seventeen
divls-
All
persons
indebted
to
the
said
lonS
,,.,-
i,i
"V-aSegaie
mnrrwralu
-
.
i
cstnte
re
required
to
pav
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
Schools
and
Teachers
',
forthwith,
and
air
persons
having
The
schools
in
the
agency
With
VtMOK
been
notified
by
H.
8.
Hwrn
o
j
fire
say
to
yourself,
"I
must
get
the
School
and
CommanUyjmy
heating
system
checked
by
Branch
of
the
Department
f
jTKOM
SHEET
METAL
to
make
Education
that
Mrs.
JuS()n.
:
sure
that
It
Is
In
shape
for
wlnr
who
adjudicated
the
drama
so
Weather."
Dargain
Men's
All
Woo!
COATS
CovPrt
bamv
imilv.
new
shades
and
J
interestingly
ana
amy
Deiore,
And
the
next
time
you
hear
of
a
fire
say
to
yourself,
I
meant
to
will
come
agate..
fit.
Real
bargain
Men's
SOX
r
Bfjnkers'-Up'tO'dafe
"-
'
REVOLUTIONS
are
not
always
emblazoned
in
.Headlines.
Sometimes
they
come
about
slowly
an.are
only
perceived
some
time
after
they
have
happened.
Take
the
case
of
the
bankers.
Not
so
long
ago,
a
bank
customer's
attitude
Mas
that
it
was
the
height
of
generosity
and
a
high
favor
to
be
accorded
a
bank
loan.
The
bank
manager
was
an
august,
somewhat
out
of
reach
individual
whose
office
one
entered
as
a
last
desperate
resort
with
heart
in
mouth
and
hat
in
hand.
That
is
all
changed,
now,
however.
Even
the
humblest
citizen
is
now
invited
to
the
banker's
office
to
discuss
his
financial
problems
and
the
possibility
of
receiving
accommodation,
providing,
of
course,
that
there
are
certain
reasonable
safeguards
as
to
the
ability
to
repay.
The
banks
are
even
advertising
to
this
effect
these
days.
The
secret
of
it
is
that
banking
has
changed,
and
not
all
of
it
ever
was
quite
what
the
prevailing
.
im'ry
has
pictured.
Generally
speaking,
the
town
banker
has
always
been
a
pretty
approachable,
open-minded,
and
well-informed
person,
more
concerned
with
the
welfare
of
human
beings
than
might
be
supposed.
While
the
larger
city
banker
properly
is
restrained
by
professional
ethics
from
a
kind
of
financial
ambulance
chasing,
he
is
usually
more
than
interested
in
listening
to
the
needs
and
opportunities
of
an
enterprising
individual
or
concern.
J
:
In
short,
the
change
is
more
in
the
facade
than
in1,
the
essence
of
banking.
Yet
change
there
has
ceftainly
been
in
banks
during
the
last
two
or
three
decades.
Personal
loan
departments,
time
purchase
plans,
drive
-
in
deposit
windows,
and
women's
financial
advisers,
are
only
part
of
the
revolution.
Banks,
the
best
of
them,
at
least,
have
definitely
been
keeping
up
with
the
times
during
the,
last
couple
of
decades.
claims
atiiiisi
me
estate
are
retuureu
More
classes
are
being
offered
1
phone
THOM
SHEET
METAL
their
teachers
are:
.
,
Aivansh
Two
rooms.
Miss
M.
'
to
file
particulars
thereof
wit
rue
duly
verified
on
or
before
the
28th
In
tin
EBY
&
SONS
Contractors
REPAIRS
-
REMODELLING
FOUNDATIONS
Iet
os
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.TT.A.
.
PUn
Green
S83
Box
S8S
cay
ot
uecemoer.
arter
wnicn
.,,,,,,
A
w(
ri
Frnese
this
year
In
piano
and
violin
but
I'll
do
it
now.
and
the
adjudicators
have
ask-J
And
then
maybe
the
next
fire
ed
that
morning
sessions
be
you
read
abo-it
won't
be
vours
icietiion,
new
c
qood
quality,
fron
date
I
will
Droceed
to
distribute
the1
"
"
IS'
8
estate
to
those
entitled,
having
re-
teachers.
jvf
It
Canyon
City
One
room,
Miss'gitj
on
the
days
of
the
Festival
j
either
:
.
.
For
furnace,
oil
burn-
scrv
Boys'
SHIRTS
shades,
from
.
Grace
Burkett.
Cha'
in
order
that
they
may
have
I
ers
and
general
sheet
metal
work
Dt'CHi
card
only
to
such
claims
as
I
shall
then
have
received
notice.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
this
28th
day
of
November.
1949.
OLOF
HANSON
Executor
Prince
Ruptre.
B.
C.
(298)
B.C.
Phone
Iilack
881
THOM
assortment
from
Boys'
All
Wool
more
time
to
help
the
contestants
and
to
be
in
contact
with
their
teachers.
Lists
of
plays
from
the
three
classes
of
drama
have
been
received
from
Mrs.
Johnson
who
Is
most
anxious
that
the
light
choice
of
play
be
made.
However,
It
is
not
Greenville
Two
rooms,
Mri
H.
J.
Cameron
and
D.
A.
Cal-ford.
Kincolith
Two
rooms,
Miss
Kathleen
How.
Port
Simpson
Three
rooms.
Miss
Gladys
Findlay,
Miss
Irene
Waterman-
and
Miss
L.
Larsen.
Metlakatla
One
room,
Miss
JACKETS
good
:
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
CHIROPRACTO
liift
bargain
prices
from
jer,
r
SPECIALIZING
m
,
Designing
ond
Remodelling
W
IS
.
Bovs'
Dress
RuK
.a
RAINCOATS
from
L.
Monckton.
Kitkatla
Two
rooms,
lltn.
Robert
rfaemcjn
Jtni'dn.
.
A.
M
Hutchison.
"kiJ,'
Russ"
Gafzke
Boys'
ond
Girls'
oi
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C.,
Ph.C
21-22
Besner
Block
Phone
BLUE
442
for
Appointment
IIOIRS
10:30
a.m.
to
12:30
p.m.
and
a
to
5
r.m.
EVENINGS
Monday
nd
Friday.
7:30
p.m.
for
those
unable
to
com
during
the
day.
RECEPTIONIST
In
attendance
afternoons.
H:u'il
Bayj-Two
rfooms,
j
rC.
Ufirah-ana
Miss
G'Frlesen.
UOLF
HOSE
Ire
CONTRACTING
I
M
mbtr.
's.
ii
..
e
a
-i
To
.
ill
-.
ivw
-
io
-
i
.
.
KitPelaa-r-.Cpe.,
rooai,
A.
J
Walker.;:',
.,
llo
155
Phone
P.lark
27!
tu
Sunnyslde
One
toom,
Miss
Margaret
Thomas.
,
The
school
at
Port
Edward
formerly
operated
by
the
X)
S
Best
Hamburger
in
Town
?
-r'Mr
.
ir
s
A
'
a
d
m
mmmi
I
REAL
REAL
ESTA
F..STAT
yartment
of
Indian
Affairs,
has
Prince
Rupert
Florists
I
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
518
Tel
77"
been
absorbed
into
the
Prinfe
We
understand
that
the
locai
police
told
a
couple
of
towni
Rupert
public
school
district;
INSURANCE
INCOME
TA)
RETURN'S
ntKl'AI
t
illness
jSU
haraeters
"A
Change
Is
As
Good
As
AR
REST'
SNACK
BAR
11
v
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U'hiskn
lift
I
R.
E.
MOUTIMr?
324
2nd
Ave.
iN
ar
(
i
a-.
I,
CHANDLErI
PORTRAIT
STUM
Film
Finishing
Km!
iPEN
6
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
DAILY
,
Flash
Photo
Takfti
at
Just
off
Third
Avenue
lit
Phone
Green
38a
216
f
f't
h
St.
Ph.
Orders
Blue
921
PRINCE
RTJPF.RT.
1:1
-1
1
Thii
atlvertiemenr
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquoc
Cualol
buud
at
br
die
Corcrameut
ut
Brituh
Columbia.
PHONE
79
ItUtUarr
Wit
.
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i
aHii
n
v.u
v-f-
f
!
i
i
wsu-r.
m
'i',t,
i
,i
t.t
ra
.
yijarutani
1
0VALTINE
Stimulates
and
Stutaini
Ready
to
Go
at
the
push
of
a
rHittmt
Factory
Fresh
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
Goodyear
Batteries
for
Passenger
Cars
and
Trucks
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
712
Second
Ave.
Phone
632
U
SHORT
OF
MONEY?
ioYernment
Has
Helped
Your
;1
Xmas
Budget
110SPlTU.1M.HSIaiKE
SERVICE
SIXTH
STREET
and
THIRD
AVENl
0
NOBLE
&
WICK
present
ADMIRAL
RADIOS
With
tho
removal
of
the
twanty-five
percent
luxury
tax
from
jewellery
the
government
has
made
it
possible
for
ChrSstmas
shoppers
to
buy
move
gifts
for
less
money.
For
the"
first
time
since
before
the
wapyou
can
now
buy
jewellery
free
of
this
nuisance
tax.
So
make
tnis
a
jewellery
Xmas,
that
she
will
appreciate
and
he
will
value.
Remember
also
that
you
can
buy
now
and
pay
later
at
Manson's
Jewellers.
Pay
only
half
now
and
the
rest
in
easy
weekly
or
monthly
payments
starting
February
1st,
1950.
For
that
friendly
service
where
value
and
quality
come
first.
See
MANSON'S
Your
Friendly
Jeweller
-JhJ
Av
BOXED
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
For
Your
Personal
Signature
16
Asserted
Xmas
Cards
:
75c,
89c
&
95c
per
box
15
Brilliant
Pointsettia
Asst.
Cards
1.00
per
box
15
"The
Xmas
Birds
of
Happiness"
1.00
per
box
18
Ass't
"Jolly
Old
Santa"
i.oo
per
box
25
Beautiful
Assorted
Cards
i.oo
per
box
12
Bronzed
and
Embossed
ass't
cards
1.09
per
box
16
colorful
Snow
Scenes.
i.oo
per
box
Admiral
perfected
circuit.
Rich
clear
tone.
Easy
to
read
dlaL
5
tube
AC
-
DC
BIG
IN
PERFORMANCE.
LOW
IN
PRICE
ia
uaras
eoacning
uays
;..-
1.50
per
box
I
GIVE
A
RECORD
ALBUM
YEAR
ROUND
PLEASURE
O
Bing
Crosby's
Perry
Como's
Merry
Xmas
Album
Xmas
Special
5
records
$4.50
4
records
$4.15
I
J
Ass
t
Canadian
Snow
Scenes
2.00
per
box
AMAZING
VALUE
50
ASSORTED
COLORFUL
CARDS
Only
.$1.23
&
$1.50
per
box
Call
in
today
to
Children's
Xmas
Albums
$1-50
1
Miscellaneous
choirs,
organ,
chimes
etc.,
albu'f
MARCH
AND
OIL
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
IRON
FIREMAN
STOKERS
Plumbing
&
Heating
Alterations
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LTD.
$30.95
at
A
Colour
For
Every
Room
CANADA'S
SMART
SET
NOW
0J
DISPLAY
AT
YOUR
ADMIRAL
DEALER
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201
3rd
Ave
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AVE.
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