I?rfnte
Uupcrt
Dailp
)3cuis
Tuesday,
February
22,
1949
I
i
JODAY
TO
WEDNfs
Cancer
Clinic
Planned
Here
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'Kindergartens
:
Are
Needed
Have
Parcnt-Teacliers
Would
Board
Provide
Them
The
need
for
more
kin
len-ar-tens
and
more
instruction
for
the
pre-seliool
children
of
Diagnostic
Centre
at
Prince
Rupi-rt
Mrs.
Rotliwtll
Heads
Loral
Branch
Prince
Rupert
is
to
have
a
diagnostic
clinic
for
suspected
cancer
sufferers,
local
unit
of
the
Canadian
Cancer
Society
was
told
Monday
afternoon
by
R.
C.
Mills,
Vancouver
Executive
secretary
of
the
B.
C.
Branch
of
the
Society
at
a
re-organization
meeting
in
the.
Civic
Centre.
Addressing
a
gathering
of
30
in
the
common
It,
tinge,
the
larg-
It
wiih
i
r
ii.,
Prince
Rupert,
was
stressed
by.
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teacher
Council
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
,
last
evening.
j
Kindergarten
does
"not
mean
starting
school
early
and
con
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
i
est
attendance
fl:-cc
the
forma
''"
men,
,S;iy.
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fi..
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Pru'!'i
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a,:(:,,1t
fir
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Mak-wrd.
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cop
ln;H
dam,;
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ailversiiy
.
an"
yourself
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tnrtituilp-
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Eflace.
1.
What
Is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"He
sure
looks
well.'
Q.
What
Is
tli
correct
pro-'
inundation
of
"blackguard"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
Is
misspelled?
Abominate,
ab-'
domenal,
abstemious.
sequently
prematurely,
as
many
erroneously
believe,
Mr.
Wiisoii
said.
It
is
an
opportunity
foi
children
to
learn
co-operation
with
the
teacher
and
one
an
other
so
that
when
they
enter
school
they
will
be
able
to
do
rive
the
utmost
benefit
from
their
instruction.
At
present
there
Is
only
onn
kindergarten
in
Prince
Rupert.
tion
of
the
oigai.izailon
almost
three
years
ago,
Mr.
Mills
revealed
that
a
completely
equipped
diagnostic
clinic
will
be
set
up
by
the
society
in
Prince
Rupert
this
year.
"It's
purpose,'1
he
(lectured,
"will
not
be
to
compete
with
the
medical
profession
of
this
city,
but
to
provide
facilities
for
early
diagnosis
and
treatment
of
the
disease."
PEOPLES
STORE
SPRING
Z
;
COATS
2
SUITS
:
;
.
DRESSES-
Ixm)K
New
!
Feel
New
!
lie
New!
:
-
rupert
:
:
PEOPLES
STORE
4.
What
docs
the
word
"fortitude"
mean?
5.
What
Is
a
word
beginning
SEAL
HARVEST
A
major
export
of
Newfoundland
U
seal
oil
and
seal
pelts.
This
photo
shows
seal
caicasses
being
landed
from
the
sealing
vessel
Lady
MacDonald
at
Southside,
St.
Johns,
Nfld.
The
seal
is
processed
in
a
nearby
plant
for
seal
oil.
used
by
soap
manufac
turers
in
Canada.
The
pelts
are
cleaned,
salted
and
then
exported
to
furriers
in
Canada
and.
U.S.
(CP
Photo)
Mr.
Wilson
stated,
that
soon-sored
by
the
First
United
Church
here,
which
is
operated
purely
voluntarily
by
Mrs.
C.
X
O.
Ol-
h
Your
Rad
UHINC
Yotv
eiH-ieacncr
News.
Since
25
pc
cent
was
the
objective
and
since
KADIOPHOtd
Kcn'$
Rajj
scn.
That
kindergarten
"was
started
in
1910
with
25
children
and
has
now
doubled
to
50,
the
utmost?
capacity
for
the
small
group.
the
magazine
should
be
of
Interest
to
all
parents,
the
letter
urged
that
individual
P.T.A.'s
FOREIGN
TRADE
MAN
IS
DEAD
II.
W.
Drighton,
Who
VisiU-d
Prince
Rupert
Last
Fall,
Victim
vt
Heart
Attack
The
clinrV
Wiil
be
one
of
three
to
be
set
up
throughout
B.
C.
this
year.
Three
more
will
be
established
in
19.rC.
Purpose
of
the
Canadian
Cancer
Society,
Mr.
Mills
said,
is
primarily
two-fold
to
educate
the
public
on
early
recognition
of
cancer
and
to
aid
in
providing
services
for
persons
of
limited
menus
in
its
treatment.
For
this,
a
cancer
aid
fund
of
$30,000
is
available
in
British
Columbia.
Leadership
in
the
reorganization
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Branch
was
taken
by
the
Canadian
Le
It
Is
eiiiuamissliig
euiuarrasslliK
to
to
Railway
Sludy
Asked
in
Bills
WASHINGTON
Representative
Jackson
and
Senator
Mug-nunson
have
introduced
bills
directing
President
Truman
to
authorize
a
study
of
the
route
of
the
proposed
railroad
from
Prince
George
to
Alaska.
turn
'
initiate
a
drive
for
snhsc
rinr.inns
NEW
YORK
STAR
frHAS
SUSPENDED
,
;
NEW
YORK
The
New
York
Star
has
suspended,
seven
months
after
it
first
appeared
as'
ttie
successor
to
Marshall
for
tier
past
efforts
when
she
retired
from
office..
New
officers
elected
were:
'President,
Mrs.
William
rtoth-well.
Vice-PPresldent,
Mrs.
O.
V.
Hanley.
Secretary,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
William
Murdoch.
Directors-Rev.
Fred
Antrobus,
Mrs.
,J.
D.
Fruser.
Mrs.
G.
A.
Hunter,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Richards,
Mrs.
D.
R.
Barclay.
Mrs.
Rotliwell
was
named
delegate
to
the
B.
C.
regional
council
meeting
in
Vancouver
In
April.
bcalffi
children
away,"
Mr.
Wilson
said.
1
to
help
attain
the
objective,
"to
keep
them
from
coming
to
church,
so
to
speak,
but
our
'
TRAFFIC
AROUND
SCHOOLS
kindergarten
can
only
handle
so
T.
G.
Batcman,
principal
of
ANI
WK.STIV
718
Second
Ave.
Field's
newspaper
P.M.
It
was
Harris
W.
Brighton,
British
renamed
The
Star
and
changed
in
certain
respects.
Columbia
representative
of
the
Foreign
Trade
Service
of
the
Local
Norwegians
many."
,
Conrad
Street
School,
commend-
Mr.
Wilson
suggested
that
the
ed
the
city
council
for
a
good
Parent-Teacher
Council
tako
job
in
placing
the
school
zone
the
matter
of
kindergartens
up
signs
aronna
nis
school.
He
with
the
School
Board
with
a
reminded
council,
however,
that
view
to
having
what
local
kin-
the
sign
at
the
top
of
Sixth
Av.
lTLllr!,
of
e
Back
in
New
York
You
Saw
it
in
The
News.
SAV(
HOI
gion
Women's
Auxiliary,
which
volunteered
several
weeks
ago
to
keep
it
going
so
that
a
$100
emergency
fund
might
continue
to
Party
of
10
local
Norwegians,
who
have
been
visiting
their
native
homes
in
the
Old
Coun-
IN
last
week
in
Vancouver
following
a
heart
attack.
Last
fall
Mr.
Brighton
came
north
tn
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
dergartens
there
are
taken
over
enue
and
Donald
Street,
a
dan-by
the
Department
of
Educa-
gcrous
corner
used
by
at
least
tion
and
more
established
as
CO
children
going
to
and
from
Osi0rSCRATCHING
!
"l
Rtliev
Itch
in
0
Jiffy)
j
make
the
trip
to
Juneau
for
-trv
sice
last
fall,
landed
in
Nc
the
convention
of
the
Associat-1
York
Sautl'daV
from
the
Hurt
ed
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
1
Stavangerfjord
and
entrained
had
recently
been
done
in
Ocean
school,
had
been
overlooked.
Hfi
Carl
ZM
Falls.
Under
government
sun-
urged
that
the
P-T
Council
cet
PHONE
31
.
l,.,i
.f
m.fvr
ii.li
i.l
f
lm
i
riH
O.
O,
D
PrMrtrtlN
ervision,
local
kindergartens
in
touch
with
city
council
to
re-would
be
assured
of
the
same!
quest
that
the
corner
be
made
British
Columbia.
At
that
time
Jast
nlym
from
tn:lt
citv
for
he
was
actively
interesting
him-
home-
They
aie
pxpuetad
itself
in
the
possibles
of
the
oort
1
nve
ner0
on
Saturday
r.tghd
Ut',ntty
or
ritri
irc'n
FRASEEr,
BlilTISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
.
hi
Hip
Matter
r
the
"Ailrniiii'-trHtliMi
Arf
"A
ml
In
the
Mutter
of
the
Dstiile
or
.In
l'sllc
Itiihiiisiiii,
Deceased,
Intestate.
"TAKP
NOTICE
that
by
Order
ot
Jli
Honor
Judge
W.
O.
Fultun,
Local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Cout
of
British
Columbia.
1
was
on
the
17th
clay
of
February,
A.l
1H49.
appointed
Administrator
of
tkt
estate
of
James
Islie
Robinson,
o?
Ocean
Falls.
British
Columbia,
who
aiM
on
or
about
the
4th
day
of
October,
1!48,
at
Ocean
Falls.
British
Cotum-
be
available
for
anyone
requiring
treatment
at
the
Cancer
Institute
at
Vancouver.
In
addition
to
supplying
transportation
costs
for
those
requiring
financial
assistance
for
diagnosis
and
treatment
at
Vancouver,
the
fund
will
also
be
used
to
provide
a
housekeeper
for
the
families
of
women
treated,
as
fo"t
or
'Wfi
t''i
Ai.
tmm
4tust
PRINCEI
tnain.
Jens
Mocn
is
iip.
or
lite
D.0,0.
Pr
rlttH
into
a
playground
crossing
as
soon
as
possible,
a
safety
measure
he
felt
would
be
well
worth
while.
members
of
the
fcroup
privileges
as
other
schoojs.
qualified
teachers,
a
grant
from
the
provincial
government,
and
there
would
be
no
charge
for
children
attending.
of
Prince
Rupert
for
foreign
shipping.
He
had
expected
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
again
before
long.
The
question
of
cars
parkins;
ECONOMIC
PROBLEM
BRISTOL
(r
Arrears
for
rent
THE
Council
was
in
unanimous
I
on
school
grounds
was
another
Mr.
Brighton
was
54
years
of
for
Bristol
council
homes
tottfi
i
wrl1
as
11ll'ir
suppoi
t
at
a
board
irnffin
nrmiinm
Viriiolif
ffr
Skeena
Construction
&
iM
bltt.
Al
persons
indebted
to
the
1
.
,.
,
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
i
Suggestion.
A
kindergarten
com-
ward
by
both
Conrad
and
Kins
ap
nd
had
service
"both
more
than
$28,000
and
are
l
is
at
home
and
abroad
with
the
lng
rapidly.
Tenants
with
less
Bl'II.DLKS
AMI
GKNEKAL
tONTUVTOi
Edward
Schools.
P-T
Council
decided
to
call
a
meeting
of
its
amount
ot
their
Indebtedness
to
me
mittee
consisting
of
Mis.
Dan
forthwith
and
ail
persons
having
parent,
Mrs.
Helen
Marchildon
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
.
.
,
,
and
MlS'
Henry
Luirtseth
was
-required
to
flic
them
with
me
oro-
,
Department
of
Trade
and
Com-
merce.
A
veteran
of
the
Prin
FLOOR
SANDING
AM)
CABIMT
HRt
money
than
during
the
war
want
weekly
instead
of
fortnight
collections.
traffic
committee
consisting
cf
1
E.3T1MATE3
FREE
ON
HEQl'EST
pvrly
verified
on
or
before
the
31st
appointed
to
meet
in
the
near
i
Martin
Stuart.
Mrs.
H.
Flood.
1
'
!
'
.
pi
:
t
i
ing
or
nursing
homo
while
in
the
south.
Annual
fund
raising
campaign
will
take
place
throughout
the
province
in
April,
Mr.
Mills
said.
The
Prince
Rupert.
unit
will
be
in
charge
of
the
drive
-
in
the
city.
Mayor
N.
K.
Arnold
conducted
the
elect.on
of
new
officers
aid
received
a
vote
tf
thanks
eiay
of
March.
1B49.
illNtribution
will
be
falling
which
future
and
make
definite
mans1
A.
M.
Hurst
and
J.
P.
Moller
to
niaae
having
1
.
.
.
,
,,
,
,
cess
Patricia's
Canadian
Infantry
and.
the
Royal
Flying
Corps
from
World
War
I,
he
is
survived
by
a
wife
and
son.
'
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
1
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
hj
pitntin.
a
ua.-nr
oi
tni-
oiHuuj
act
on
uRse
piooicnts.
Board
'
Vice-President
Mrs.
S.
J.
Anderson
was
in
the
chair
due
to
FOR
SALE-
1940
Ford
Sedan
new
rubber,
heater
and
extras.
A-l
condition
Hi
'IISOIl-
Featured
To
Clear!
.
I
nhiill
have
been
notified.
DATED
at
Prime
Rurrt.
B.O.,
x
17th
day
of
I'ebruary.
A
D
IU49.
CioitixjN
fkahkr'
FonnEs
,
Official
Adminlstrntor
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(02)
able
price.
Apply
Dally
News
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
Box
488.
(50)
A
letter
from
the
maca.inv
convener
of
the
B.C.
Parent-Teacher
Federation
was
read,
stating
that
only
15
per
rent
of
the
membership
of
Prince
Rupert's
'P.T.A.'s
had
subscribed
to
the
magazine,
the
B.C.
Par-
jNOW
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,;
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Choice
97c
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I
It
A,
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HITING
CASKS
ITILITY
CASKS,
.ipper
PIKSLS,
'MOCCASINS.
OLOVF.S
a
I
the
absence
of
President
J.
C
Gilker,
who
is
out
of
the
city
Those
present
at
the
meetini
were
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson,
Mrs.
S.
J.
.
Anderson,
Mrs.
Dan
Parent.
Mrs.
II.
Lindseth,
Mrs.
K.
W
Becker,
Mrs,
J.
H.
Black,
Mrs
H
Marchildon,
Mrs.
D.
Gome..
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mortimer,
J.
P.
Moller,
T.
G.
Batcman,
M.
Gras-dahl,
Mrs,
II.
Flood,
Mrs.
W.
Metal,,
Mrs.
O.
A.
Mill.
R.
K.
Moore,
J.
S.
Wilson.
Bralorne
Leading
As
Gold
Producer
VANCOUVER
The
Bralorne
Mines
Ltd.
Is
reported
to
be
continuing
its
position
as
the
province's
leading
producer
of
gold.
Output
last
year
increased
by
3!)
percent
al
the
Drldjte.
River
property
to
total
74,870
ounces
of
gold.
(
h
1
iff.
J
v
:
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518
3rd
Ave.
W.
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
Newly
Rc-Opc
Finely-appointed
"Ptinceu"
itemer
offer
unexcelltd
accommodation
and
tempting
meal$
lor
restful,
comfortable
trip
touth.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILINGS
iSiMillihotinil
WANTED
Jm
sssii.i
COFFEE
SHOP
351
West
Third
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
AND
UtiM$'-BETTEH
THAN
EVKU
Downy-riukc
Do-Nuls
Our
Spt1
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MARCH
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MARCH
17
I'or
information
and
j
reservations
contact
I.
II.
E.
Maclean,
General
Agent
Empty
.
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
HILL
COLLIXT
THKM
AT
YOUR
DOOR
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
.WE
PAY
CASH
PHONE
950
'Someday"
comes
closer
FOR
Workmen
ONLY
rioutrr
Hryliack
Coals
$8.25
Pioneer
Drybatk
Pants
$(i.!)5
Khaki
Cnvnrall.
$5.15
Denim
Fatits,
8-oz
$3,511
Denim
Pants,'
9-oz
$3.75
Denim
Coveralls,
8-osr.
$5.10
Denim
I'.ili
Cnvt-ralls
..
$1.65
Denim
Smocks
$1.85
Blue
a.-vl
White
Bnilciimikcr
Coveralls
Xti
Khaki
Pants
Group
1
$1.50
Khaki
Pants-Group
2
$4.K0
Painters'
Overalls
$l.!)5
Steelliilt
Pants
$1.75
Moleskin
Pants
$5.)5
Heavy
Humphry
I'ishermen's
Pants
$11.(15
Dioulilc
Diamond
Pants
$5.15
Ironman
Pants
...
$5.50
Bannoekhiirn
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