EWnrc
JXuvtn
Daflp
rectos
Montiav.
Mav
1.
1949
FkVSX:
?S!2&joh.n
brigade
Mrs.
W.
R.
Stone
2
00
j
HEARS
LECTURE
Kelley
Logging
Co.
Ltd.,
A
lecture
on
anatomy
by
in.
McCoy
Cove
Camp,
j
structor
R.
E.
Eyolfson
was
a
QC.I.
20.50
!
feature
of
the
weeklv
ml.i.,
CANCER
FUND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
(OBJECTIVE
S1M0)
J
todrpenfoot
dally
newspaper
devotee
so
tie
upbulldtnp
of
Prine
Rutxrt
J
aod
kll
tonmiuitUM
eninnHitinff
nrtrthwn
and
central
Brltlsti
Columbia
'
Reminiscences
By
W.J.
Reflections
(AutborUed
aa
Second
Class
Mall.
Post
Off!;
Department.
Ottawa)
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first
installment
38.00
;
Brigade.
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I'EH.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
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lecture
wa
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OF
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and
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mr.ce
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look
foolish.
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names
go
unreported
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Grand
Total
$1315.35
Ten
other
canvassers
have
yet
to
report
in
addition
to
more
Mrs.
O.
W.
Golds
2
00,
Mrs.
J.
Prince
2.00
Saanich
Plumbing
)
and
Heating
2.00'
'
Mrs.
H.
Seaman
2.00
In
some
ways,
a
difference
can
be
noted-
In
earlier
general
elections,
there
were
harder
seats
to
twist
on,
smaller
platforms
to
shout
from,
more
cars
to
bump
up
and
down
in
and
fewer
candidates
to
say:
."ladies
and
gentlemen
far
be
it
from
me.'
lowed
oy
a
series
of
practical
problems
put
to
the
members
by
Mr.
Eyolfson
and
H.
T.
Grahart
Four
new
members
were
qualified
for
the
brigade.
They
were
H.
T.
Graham,
Fred
Green,
H.
E
Blair
and
M.
Kermode.'
The
Brigade
drive
for
funds
was
reported
to
be
progressing
Cultural
Tonic
-.,5n.
Sales
I
every
s
"
'verr
f.
!
Television
played
up
totem
poles
all
over
the
United
Sta'es
in
April
and
the
Americans
registered
deep
and
immediate
interest.
There
was
explaining
to
be
done,
legends
to
be
told.
W.
Wallace
2.00
possible
outside
areas.
Mrs.
T.
N.
Rowe
-
2.00
j
D.
L.
Coulter
2.00,
Mrs.
G
Howe
2.00
Some
eastern
Canadian
periodicals
are
printing
anecdotes
of
Wilson
2.00
traditions
interpretedthe
ny,
Mrs.
i)
PHONE
j
Sir
Matthew
-
Baillie
Begbie,
1
'
,
Brit-
wtit-
the
.
.
therefor
....
.
L
.
w
.
and
u.,il
the
llll,
know-how
bllUWUll
Mrs.
.
'
1
'
.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!
...
.
.
V
V
...uv
.
Lsh
Columbia's
famous
pioneer
and
now
the
nation
is
v.
til
in-'
Mrs.
A.
Mitchell
2.00
P.
J.
McCormick,
well
known
pioneer,
of
this
city,
who
moved
a
year
ago
to
Wapella,
Saskatchewan,
to
join
two
brothers
in
operating
a
stock
ranch,
is
bacK
in
the
city.
He
arrived
on
Satw
day
night's
train
and
will
be
here
until
Thursday
night
when
he
will
sail
for
Vancouver
en-route
back
to
the
prairies.
j
judge.
They
may
be
new,
that
formed.
As
a
family
tree
the
Rt-
Rev.
J
B.
Gibson
10
00
far
away,
but
on
the
coast
it
totem
is
uniqueand
incident-J
p-
Anderson
2
00
cannot
be
said.
It
is
possible,
ally,
Prince
Rupert
has
one
of
mi-
F'ayso"
-C0'
however,
that
to
this
generation
the
finest
collection.
on
thseon-fMrs-
Bivett
2
00
all
have
not
been
heard
before
tinent
But.
unhappily,
people'
-
2arrtu
-iM
maybe
this
one.
A
drunk
came
dwelling
permanently
u
one
Dale
2
00
I
betore
Begbie.
who
said:
j
place,
become
so
dam.!
accus-
So1
Co
"Ten
dollars."
tomed
to
looking
at
what
u
A
T'
5'2H'
-That's
fine,
Jedge.
I
have
it
there,
that
bye
and
bye
th-y
T"
IZ
right
here
in
me
pants
pocket."
become
unable
to
see
hardly
yl,
farmer
3
00
'
"And
a
month
in,
ail.
Do
you
anything.
.'I.:
,
and
Mr,,
w.
Smith
500
happen
to
have
that
in
your:
Mi
M.
C.
Astoria
2.00
pants
pocket?
,
Leading
a
party
U
hard
work.
Mr.
arid
Mra.
A.
McRae
..
.
2.00
You
Saw
It
In
The
News!
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE
30
ft.
Gillnet
boat
B.ucback
II.
in
cood
condition
At
New
Floats.
Box
517,
Daily
Neu's.
U20)
FOR
SALE
Laree
MriTr
vuun
y
EVENT
such
as
the
Music
and
Drama
AN
Festival
which
was
held
in
Prince
Rupert
last
week
is
a
great
thing.
for
a
community.
It
is
desirable
that
we
should
refresh
our
minds
and
vary
our
activities
and
pursuits
by
taking
an
interest
either'actively
as
a
participant
or
passively
as
a
spectator
in
things
like
this.
It
gets
us
away
from
the
humdrum
and
mundane
rut
of
every
day
life
and
is
a
good
tonic
for
our
minds.
It
lifts
us
out
the
groove
in
which
we
may
find
ourselves
not
because
we
like
it
particularly
but
because,
being
creatures
of
habit,
we
do
not
wish
to
change
or
are
losing
the
will
or
ability
to
do
so.
Things
really
cultural
ha,ve
been
all
too
lacking
in
Prince
Rupert
and
we
fear
the
city,
in
some
ways
reflects
the
lack.
However,
it
was
a
gratifying
sign
that
local
people
should
have
taken
so
much
interest
in
this
music
and
drama
festival
as
witnessed
by
the
substantial
measure
of
their
attendance
at
the
various
sessions
and
their
active
participation,
particularly
of
the
young
people,
in
the
various
competitions.
The
support
that
smaller
communities,
notably
Terrace,
gave
in
the
way
of
active
participation
is
also
much
to
be
commended
Ketchikan
also
showed
its
enterprise
by
sending
along
its
choristers
and
band,
even
though
they
were
too
late
to
take
part
in
regular
program.
The
visitors
contributed
greatly
to.
the
general
success
of
the
event.
It's
not
good
to
?c-e
things
as
we
prefer
to
see
them
rather
than
It
can
be
described
as
extra
H.
Vanderheide
2
00
One
cannot
but
feel
sympathy
hard,
in
the
throes
of
an
el-
H.
A.
Loakes
5B0
for
the
Hamilton
policeman
who,
ectlon.
The
Job
waj
easier
In
Mrs.
Alex
Storrie
2
00
during
a
recent
night,
shot
his
the
days
of
Laurier
and
3orden.
H.
D.
Reid
J0O
ntATrll
Tuesday,
1:30
pa
FrWay.
5pm
Sunday,
io
pja
ALICE
ARM.
m
FORT
SIMpv
Garrv
range,
suitable
for,
small
camp.
Box
1822
City
I
11191
FOR
QUICK
SALE
Trolling
boat
equipped
with
nurdie
etc..
length
31'.
Price
reasonable,
strictlv
cash.
Address
own
image
while
trying
doors
in
although
the
life
was
atrenuotia
O.
R.
Brett
2.00
carle
alleys.
In
the
half
light,
enough
then.
But
today,
St."
5.
V
he
saw
someone
that
seemed
Laurent
and
Drew.
iVa
nf
ta
Mrs.
Cox
2.U0
J.
Johannsen
2.00
i
11
pi
Mrs.
i.
K.
EUwtn
2.00
j
TV.
Logan
5
00
Mrs.
Miner,
box
1801,
City
1119
OR
SOITB
(J
full
of
menace.
As
the
officer
say,
are
finding
more
than
reached
for
his
gun,
the
figure
enough
to
take
up
tuA
attention,
did
likewise.
And
so
a
bullet
plus
plenty
of
othr
reiponJ-went
through
a
mirror.
When
(
bilities.
News
agencies
and
anyone
is
made
ridiculaas,
it's
radios
make
it
tougher
instead
hard
to
live
down.
But
when
'of
easier.
Strain
ar,
tci.
G.
A.
'iison
2.00
Mrs.
Rand
2.00
Mr.
Cotlart
2.00
M.
Vanderheide
2.00
Mrs.
Sam
Currte
2
(Hi
i
ll.Ua()TTE
v
s.s.
CoquitUm,
i:
FOR
.NORrn
i
CHARLOTTE
I'
s.s.
Coquitlam.
XL;
he's
a
cop,
the
job
is
next
thing
in
ali
likelihood,
are
ereater
Mrs.
W.
A.
Pierce
2
00
iu
unpossioie.
Most
ol
us
ci:?arli'
I
fKANK
J.
SK.'i
Progressive
Conservative
head-
r
n.
.
,
Prince
Rup-a
Tldrd
Avenue
s
iciu
O
UU
quarters
received
an
unlooUd-.Mrs
D
s.
Negrych
2
0Q
lor
application
for
membership
'
a.
W.
Burnip
2.00
in
me
party
last
weeit.
it
was
Mr
anrt
Mn
h
p
hiii
inn
signed
by
L.
S.
St.
Laurent.'
j.
a.
Belanger
.
2
00
OUGunli
BOOKINGS
Do
it
the
tasy
way
put
the
details
of
your
Mirinc
trip
overseas
in
our
hands.
They'll
all
be
taken
care
f
passports
Travellers'
cheques,
etc.
Paisace
can
be
arranged
either
f.-unt
Atlantic
seaports
or
via
the
Panama
tauaj.
l.lnHtKl
Htat-e
aalUtr
fur
enrlv
irln
nulling,
HrgK-ter
an
fur
!l.
iHMikliign.
Call
or
Write:
C
ITY
TH
KKT
Ol
H'E
f2
ird
Ant.
PR1NCK
RUPERT,
BC
Three
possibilities
can
be
thought
Mrs
Kt
Munro
2
00,
'
of
there
are
two
living
In
Can-1
R.
Munro
2.00
ada,
somewhere
resides
an
al-;
Mrs.
Kilday
2.00
SMITH
&
EL
iV
legea
jokesmith,
or
a
public
sen-
Mrs.
H.
Arney
2
00
a
A.
E.
Blackhall
2
00
sation
is
pending.
WW
as
they
are.
FAIR
PLAY
TO
ALL
J
T
HAS
BEEN
and
will
continue
to
be
the
policy
1
of
this
newspaper
to
uphold
justice
and
fair
play,
and
to
bring
to
light
each
week
incidents
on
our
political
front.
Continuing
this
policy
we
are
this
week
askine
F.
M.
Kempton
left
today
by
air
on
a
business
trip
to
1UVE
HAD
.
'
YEARS
OF
,
PLUMBING
J
AND
HEATING
y
EXPERIENCE
PHONE
K4
Mrs.
F.
M.
Nickerson
2.00
'
E.
R.
Leek
2.00
G.
Shenton
2.00
Superior
Auto
it
Body
Service
-
2
00
Mrs.
J.
Eyolfson
2
00
Mrs.
B.
Bryant
2.00
CANADIAN
1TmTS1T
T
mlJUML
-r.OVF.HMfT
tlqtOK
ACT"
Mrs.
Lund
200
I
Notice
l
Apilnit4M
"lr
'art
tu
I
Mrs.
Schllde
200
TMt
All,
WAY
TO
SVtSYWhtfl
IM
CANADA
the
C.C.F.
to
explain
why
an
alleged
local
incident
is
now
being
charged
against
the
entire
Coalition
'
ranoirr
nt
Hrr
l.trrn
NOTICE
13
HEREBY
OIVXN
OMt
on
th
13th
day
ol
May
A
O
iv4.
:
Um
undfrsined
lnicncU
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
eon-sent
to
transfer
of
Beer
Lions
No.
j
8216.
Issued
In
respect
of
premises.
NEW
ro:
2
!
A
Eome
Away
Fro't
i
60
Roomi,
Hot
ir.:
Watr
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Hbonr
1
P0
urmg
pari
oi
me
prem'es
known
as
the
Savoy
Hotel
situate
at
60S
to
14
Fraser
Street
.In
U
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Province
of
Britlso
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lots
Thirteen
(13)
and
Fourteen
1141
In
Block
Thirty-three
33),
Section
On
(l).
Map
833,
Pliace
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
from
Carl
Zarelll
of
Prince
Rupert
to
WlUls
Lloyd
Woods
of
101
RoMon
Street.
Vancouver,
British
Columbia,
the
Transferee.
DATEP
at
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
this
l?
h
day
of
April.
A
rx
1949.
WILLIS
LLOYD
WOODS.
1115)
Plumbing
TroJ
NOW
AVAILABLE
organization
as
their
campaign
publicity.
On
what
grounds
are
these
charges
being
made?
It
was
originally
charged
that
MEN
in
VAN-DERHOOF
had
told
our
native
friends
of
Stoney
Creek
their
churches
would
be
burned,
their
cattle
taken
away,
etc.,
if
the
C.C.F.
gained
power.
No
proof
supported
this
charge.
Last
week,
however,
Frank
Calder,
Indian
candidate
from
Atlin,
followed
C.C.F.
Leader
Harold
Winch
on
the
platform
at
Prince
Rupert
and,
we
quote
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News:
"He
charged
that
COALITION
CAMPAIGN
PUBLICITY
is
aimed
intimidating
the
Indians
into
voting
for
the
Coalition,
saying
that
threats
had
been
made
that
if
the
C.C.F.
were
elected
priests
and
ministers
would
be
put
off
the
-
reservations,
church
burned
and
their
cattle
killed."
While
this
"
statement
was
not
made
by
Mr.
Winch
it
was
made
by
an
accredited
representative
of
the
C.C.F.
party,
ami
in
his
presence.
Plainly
speaking,
an
incident
originally
charged
to
men
in
Vanderhoof
has
been
enlarged
upon
and
is
now
charged
to
Coalition
Campaign
Publicity.
It
would
appear
Mr.
Winch
has
given
his
opposition
cause
to
hurl
back
some
of
the
harsh
charges
he
has
made
against
them.
From
another
standpoint,
and
in
all
fairness,
no
statement
made
by
a
member
of
any
party
without
authority
can
be
charged
as
party
policy.
However,
if
the
C.C.F.
insists
on
reversing
this
established
1p
th
tw
Broadcast
TONIGHT
10:15-10:30
p.m.
HEAR
Hon.
R.
C.
MacDonald
Minister
of
Mines
a.r.3
Municipal
Affairs
SUBJECT:
'DEFENDERS
OF
DEMOCRACY'
CFipnt
10:15
p.m.
Tonight
Published
by
the
B.C.
Coalition
Organization
f-Vr(
''tip
y
MM
mT
i
i
SAANlCr
Plumbing
&
Hi
LOOK
FOB
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
Don't
be
fooled
by
MEN'S
IND1KWEA1
binations,
all
si'5
cnrill
"The
Average
Family"
.MEN'S
DRESS
SlIlM
i?
anil
lieln
vou
mwt
iliem
iiili
life
innuranre
plan
ilcxignril
e-e
ially
fo
SFOKT
SHIKTS-SPEt'IAL
S,;"
MEN'S
SOCKS-K"
0t
work-SPEClAL
MEN'S
WOHK
Ty
selection
JUU.
Sec
US
Today!
FOR
ALL
YOUR
SHEfcT
METAL
REQUIRE-MEMS
WE
HAVE
THE
MOST
FULLY
EQUIPPED
SHOP
IN
TOWN
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LIMITED
25J
FIRST
AVE.
E.
PHONE
BLACK
884
Hllffc
have
the
grave
responsibility
of
answering
to
statements
and
actions
of
radicals
within
their
own
ranks.
Nechako
Chronicle.
Business
likes
nothing
quite
as
well
as
dressing
old
ideas
In
iww
clothes
and
giving
them
new
names.
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of
the
newest
of
new
names
Is
Public
Relations
...
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please
use
capital
letters
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MEN'S
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AND
FlCl'RES
aJiont
"tlie
average
Canadian
fariHly"
may
lea.
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you
to
flunk
that
most
families
are
pretty
mm
li
alike.
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f
eonrse
nliile
families
may
lie
similar
in
torn
way,
they
are
different
in
countless
other
ways.
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far,i!-''
for
in'anre,
lias
its
own
individual
combination
of
eize,
a"es
income,
rent,
tax
bills
anil
living
expenses.
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lia
its
own
private
plans
ml
dreams,
i
swi'n
mvd.i
fr
life
insurance.
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is
why
tlie
services
of
your
life
insurance
agent
are
so
nerensary.
He
is
trained
to
analyze
your
family's
rwe.ls
style,
all
sizes-SPECIAI.
.
men's
mu:ss
and
DRESS
PANTS--
"jaxukis-
CONVENTION
CITY
PRINCE
RUPERT
your
needs.
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your
ajicnt
ean
In
lp
vou
olve
tliene
prolili-im.
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he
knows
how
to
arrange
your
lif
insurame
to
take
care
of
all
tli
nyiney
problem
that
arise
in
connection
with
protection
anil
retirement.
Rely
on
him.
More
than
a
million
Canailian
families
have
benefitted
by
the
experience
and
advice
of
the
modern
life
insurance
aaent
!
well-made
SPECIAL
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SMOES-For'
dress.
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PICTURE
OF
A
CONTENTED
BUSINESS
MAN
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helpful
citizen
in
your
community
ben
your
agent
tell
life
you
insurance,
he
om
ie
to
imiH-ove
yoM
community.
For
a
large
part
of
each
life
intir-a
nee
dollar
is
put
to
work,
throupli
investments,
to
buihl
schools,
bridges,
highways,
industrial
plants
ami
many
other
projects
that
create
jobs
an.l
make
for
better
living.
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shar
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and
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PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
STORE
HOURS
WEEK
DAYS,
9
A.M.
TO
9
P.M.
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
12
NOON
TO
2
P.M.
7
P.M.
TO
9
P.M.
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modern
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AFTER
LURCHING
WISELY
AND
WELL
AT
THE
Civic
Centre
Dining
Room
For
Reservations
and
Chicken
In
The
Rough
Phone
Red
705
A
mMg,
from
th,
mr,
fan
fifty
Lift,
Inxuranc,
Companiet
in
C..o
Daily
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
Emergency
bicycle
delivery
from
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
and
Sunday
LIFE
INSURANCE
.
.
.
Guardian
of
Canadian
Homes
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