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fttimt
Hiipm
D.aflp
nctos
Tuesday,
March
22,
1949
Curfew
Is
1
j'
.
7
DAILY
NEWS
IS
QUOTED
iAnrti.-m..
.
f
1,ra?.
nonnmi
and
centra
Rririah
"
v.i,-
,
oeCOOQ
ClBSS
iinl!
all.
Prvtr
Pnir.
n,.
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r
1.
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"
'""u'"l
siuromrpci
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
When
taking
a
6lr,
public
restaurant
for
riin"
would
it
be
all
right
for
a
"!''
to
suggest
certain
dishes
to
"
h
nw?
A.
Yes.
if
she
i,-
..
Ray
Reflects
,
.
..
...
and
Reminisces
Wrau(
"
MEMBER
OF
CANADIAN
ppfocT
Y'
ManBBng
Director.
H.
O.
Archibald,
speaking
in
the
House
of
.Commons
recently,
quoted
from
a
Prince
Rnnet-t
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
"aSCIAtToS'
P
-T.A.
Would
Make
Parents
Kesonsible
For
Clearing
Streets
War
On
Rats
A
recommendation
that
a
be
established
here
for
chil-
Daily
Mews
report
describing
;
nsmmmmmammsmmllmm
what
she
should
order
...
111
-
By
Mall.
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Year.
S5.00
"
-Ek
mabiuiaiuu
ill
uip
norm-
l
dren
under
14
years
i
f
age
to
be
house
at
Egg
Island,
'
Queen
Circumstances
surrounding
the,
This,
it
was
his
pleasure,
to
Charlotte
Sound,
last
Novem-
rec'ent
sale
of
the
Ottawa
Jour-
j
share
with
friend.
There
may
ber.
The
member
told
about
the
nal
t0
the
senior
executives
lb
be
sugar,
maples
in
British
Col-
seem
able
to
make
mZ'
up
her
Some
girls
are
timid
abouT
t
u
"
dering.
Q.
What
'kind
of
letter
be
called
"the
m,.t
u
.
could
m
enforced
each
evening
after
9:30
vui
m
oe
uc
made
muuf
to
vo
the
ine
city
city
council
council
uasmiance
given
the
Robert.
"""'"j
cnjujing
u
upiJiuvu:,
umma.
nuw
uuuui
n,
anyway?
Dy
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-1
Wllkjns
family
down
the
coast
of
subscribers.
P.
D.
Ross,
for
Tpilhoi-e'
leaehers'
fm,nnll
fii
.,
Jlnrl
lafap
n
Dpin.n
n
.
j
;
mnrp
tVinn
than
eivtu
sixty
vparc
Qntiualw
mi
.....
rm
01
years
actively;
Assume
Prince
Rupert
has
a
vt
nnnnloHnn
fnn)l
ai
what
was
w
uu4.ii.
done
there.
till
1
C
.
:
in
rnntrn!
control,
.
.
,
has
hnc
finoTlxr
finally
i-uicu
iujJUiatiuii
lUUUJ
Ul
If
J
I
LIlUUS-
Council.
The
council
so
decided
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
in
the
Civic
Centre
last
evening
with
President
J.
C.
Gil-
I
may
iniirS7
I
A.
The
-bread
letter
-
wherein
ono
and
gra(;S
but,Pf
j
and
sincerely
thank
his
ho8!
for
her
hospitality
durillg
recent
stay
in
her
home
Another
matter
Mr.
Archibald
and
there
was
keen
interest
in
and!
It
is
not
extravagant
went
into
was
in
connection
who
or
what
would
represent
perhaps
it
is
understating
the
with
Premier
miners,
the
strike
the
new
ownership
and
general
ease
to
say
five
years
from
now,
and
subsequent
closing
of
the
policy.
It
now
seems
there
will
as
a
direct
result
of
the
great
I
Q
Is
a
cnichiette
,.,
..
...
I
mine,
uip
uecision
oi
a
court
to
dp
nr.n
e.
it
nv
rni
phonm
ini
in
r
fuim
ki.nn.n;
'
.
"
Vr
.
.
-
'
v
.
T
....n
Wl.V.lJIlill
11'
T-t
1
L
I
I
Ker
in
the
chair.
It
was
suggested
that
if
children
are
found
on
the
streets
after
the
deadline
hour,
that
the
parents,
not
the
children,
be
taken
to
task
for
the
breach
of
curfew.
.
allow
claims,
and
relations
between
mine
operators
and
miners.
Mr.
Archibald's
remarks
occu
When
reader
like
a
daily
well
toned
here,
there
will
be
fifteen-enough
to
continue
taking
it
for
!
thousand
working
people
who
three
generations,
they
beaom'
will
cull
Prince
Rupert
hoiiw.
j
used
to
it
and
its
ways.
J
...
I
the
knife?
wun
A.
No.
The
fork
ls
Used
(
break
it,
and
then
the
tineH
the
fork
is
u,(;(J
t0
C(j;
"A
n
Piece
to
the
mouth.
The
Kindergarten
Committee
pied
more
than
seven
columns
HAPPY
FOR
KETCHIKAN
PRINCE
RUPERT,
having
had
such
an
experi-r
ence
itself,
can
understand
Ketchikan's
elation
ever
the
assurance
that
a
big
pulp
mili
is
to
be
established
at
the
First
City.
And
we
are
happy
vtih
Ketchikan,
particularly
so
since
the
pulp
mill
:
;
operation
there
gives
promise
of
originating
a
large
amount
of
traffic
for
our
port
and
railway
Advent
of
statehood
for
Alaska,
which
now
seems
..
virtually
assured
for
the
near
future,
and
the
pulp
.
mill
at
Ketchikan
will
be
factors
in
the
utilization
of
this
near
and
strategic
port
as
the
closest
trans-
continental
railway
outlet
to
the
territory.
I
,
...
We
have
long
liked
to
think
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan,
being
so
close
together
in
geographical
terms
and
also
so
close
in
interests
and
mutual
association,
as
complementary
communities.
,
Developments
of
the
immediate
future
give
more
"
certain
promise
than
ever
before
of
their
complementary
progress
and
development
along
substantial
lines.
01
the
Parent-Teachers'
Council
on
the
Dases
of
Hansnrri
nH
issuea
an
appeal
to
the
parents
covered
a
variety
of
subjects,
of
pre-school
children
to
submit
'He
had,
he
said,
noticed
that
"I
am
going
ta
the
prairies
to
interview
some
f
the
grain
dealers.
antt
see
if
I
can
make
.
Xt1
treaur.
OPPORTUNITY
FOR
CHURCH
It
Pays
to
Advertise!
Adverti.se
in
the
Daily
News!
the
names
of
their
4
and
5-vear-
the
governmerrt
was
showing
Qllri"i!'Ji,;;
1
obvious
fear
of
the
Opposition.
them
m
enthusiastic
as
I
am
The
speech
from
the
'throne
had
myself
over
the
possibility
of
oias
to
the
principal
of
the
school
in
their
district
as
soon
been
a
waste
of
time.
He
paid
shipping
grain
through
th
por'
Tnare
was
a
challenge
and
civic,
as
possible
to
enable
the
committee
to
complete
its
survey
and
prepare
a
case
for
presentation
to
the
scliool
board
in
an
attempt
to
obtain
more
ex
his
respects
to
cabinet
members
of
Prmc
Rupert."
said
C.
P.
opportunity
for
Cluktim.
ewui-and,
after
touching
on
over-
Coles,
of
the
firm
of
Kerr-Gif-1
gelism
throughout
the
civilized
production
and
unemployment,
ford
Co..
grain
exporters
of
Port-Un-iri
asserted
the
real
fault
at
nres-
!
land,
Oregon,
Wsitina
here
1
1
anH
,
?
en.
l"
thls
c,m"
ent
was
the
nolicv
of
fnllnunn
The
forHffinff
nnBO,a
.ueslur9a
aov-
Oeorge
-
2
i
For
B.....
.
tensive
kindergarten
facilities
in
this
city.
Mrs.
Dan
Parent,
chairman
of
the
committee,
reported
that,
although
man'v
nam...
the
advice
of
the
United
States
feature
headlined
ui
tnflZT
?
rlrT'
in
demanding
gold
or
United
News,
dated
January
31
1924
!
mn
Z
hurch-
h
r
l
SSby
States
dollars
for
all
goods
that
Chrutton,
doc-
on
the
international
,n,,
.
...
,
1
mo.
wen
came
in
in
sold
u
response
to
an
in-
quiry
from
each
of
the
citv
markets-
ur
u,
aa
neara
sug-
tne
world
s
greatest
need
afc
thl.,
KSStd.
Dreilldi;e
mint
hahnann
Hma
,K.,
i
.
'
-
""""
wj.cn
jreu-interesi
and
scnoo
sr,hnni.
s
(u
the
survey
is
.
far
from
Classified
Ads
Bring
Results!
.
;
i
Princ9
.
Rl,Pert
and
Prairie
dwel-
self-indulgence
are
so
pral-
complete.
i?.s,
a
small
tmng
anyway,
ent
without
regard
to
higher
in
the
wnrfcinr
timM
-
i
:
Much
is
heard
about
th
ificraao-'
alue
which
nroidd
th
i
P.-T.A.
membershins
-'t?'
w
Liiu
----
-
v
....
.
.
,
LUllllUi.
,
,
,
,
,
RerfiHvd
Prim
0
y
!,
scnoois
shows
a
substan-
j
A
series
of
study
groups
for
8
or
Sreater
umtv
"
Can-
sausiactaon
in
life.
The
indif-tial
increase
over
last
year.
435
members
of
the
city's
P-TA
ada"
Mor
power
to
lL
ference
or
opposition
to
the
members
as
compared
with
an
hav
h00r,
wo
1
wrong
with
any
of
us.
no
matter
church
should
not
be
a
dpnnws.
-
.
wv-.i
-w
Mtguii
unuci
UilUCl
tne
tliC
uii
UII
-
.
.
i
,
.
ection
of
Mrs
J
H
Black
the
9
We
Uve?
the
"ug.(v-
lnR
factor
but
a
stimulant
to
purpose
being
to
delve
Into
'such
'
b
tl'0ubl8s
W
ld
to-
toe
evangelistic
effort,
subjects
as
child
welfare
pub-1
day
and
has
for
a
mighty
long
Mr.
Sendall
declared
that
lie
speaking
and
study
of
P-TA
tlm'
ThH
8fneraJ
pun
human
Christian
belief
wu
not'
suf-methods
and
procedures
A
meet-
-
bemgS
Gart
to
b
prntry
ficienfc.
It
must
b
complementing
ior
all
those
interested
is
:
0nGe
we
maniS
to,
bbcome
ed
with
action.
Faith
was
of
lit-
.
Last
Year
King
Edward
107
Borden.
Street
....
86
Conrad
Street
....
60
Booth
Memorial
..
58
This
Year
150
118
100
67
The
New
York
diamond
market
has
ijs-quiet
.-ecently
and
prices
haw
taken
tie
dropi
being
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
1
ula-
that,
unhappily
For
the
next
30
days
we
are
&
IS
THERE
MORE
DRINKING?
,
KA
UCH
IS
HEARD
about
liquor
consumption
in
'
V
I
Canada
and,
with
r
growth
in
quantity
of
actual
sales,
the
presumed
expansion
of
drinking.
Yet,
things
are
not
always
as
they
seem
as
a
study
of
the
business
in
Ontario,
by
an
eastern
.daily,
would
indicate.
Since
1939,
there
has
been
a
population
addition
of
800,000.
Last
year,
the
tour-ast
traffic,
was
the
heaviest
known
and
this
had
a
great
deal
to
do
with
per
capita
figures.
r.
r4nother
l)oint
t0
consider
was
the
fact
of
dollar
profits
ot
necessarily
meaning
the
aise
of
more
liquor.
Something
further
to
remem-
3
rf
1
bl
yeai'S
the
Cost
of
li(?uor
.
ci
eased.
There
were
cases
of
prices
having
doubled.
More
PeoPle
vmg
in
a
province,
tourists
more
iramerous
than
in
any
previous
season,
and
inflation
of
dollars
are
things
to
look
at,
in
trying
to
size
up
what
the
trade
really
amounts
to.
And
what
was
true
of
Ontario
could
ho
doubt
apply
with
much
the
same
force
in
any
other
province
with
.
alcohol
controlled
and
sold
by
the
government
The
pastor's
subject
was
"Faitl)
and
a
Good
Conscience."
Both
King
Edward
School
and
Borden
Street
School
are
entitled
to
receive
.a
manie
ipaf
Black
this
evening.
,
ls
sJes
a
real
job.
Miss
Jean
Urquhart
o
Conrad
'
Street
School
was
appointed
;
11
is
not
aJwavs
essentia;
to
Prince
Rupert
a
delegate
to
the
ftad"
8811
water
ln
orcier
to
have
convent
i.o
n
of
B.C.
Parent-1
a
fi8hinB
industry.
Canada
is
emblem
from
the
P.-T.A,
Central
Executive
fnr
nr
i,
large
enough
to
rthat.
In
Mani-
sonw
vry
tempting
values.
In
sum
casts
ductiu.i
is
as
much
as
20
'
tu
25"..
Now
Is
a
good
time
to
buy
a
sue
thus
of:t
only
$80
and
a
$50
ringoolys
t
prices
would
be
accordingly.
However
these
prices
can
onhtas.
the
market
is
slow
or
until
present
tuba
ing
increased
their
memership
30
Teathers'
Association
to
be
held
percent
over
last
vear
I
ln
Vancouver
on
April
20,
21
and
toba,
fishing
is
big
business,
trt.
19
A
motion
was
nut
for,
W
urquhart
will
present
catches
from
the
province's
spacious
lakes
running
into
major
volume.
But
the
severity
of
the
1948
-
49
winter
chiefly
the
the
"soluuon
seekmS
better,
re-resentatlves
Conrad
Street
School
ren
I
thj
L
tCoul
,mb,ursement
for
ftom
cu
apDroach
the
n,nD
""
iieir
trav-
'a
il
ties
with
a
Vi",r;7r..!ll-Ielline
expenses.
Olad
to
show
our
iitot:k
any
few.
transportation
part
of
it
gave
the
trade
a
body
blow.
But
that's
'
fgr
I
II
M
i
i.
Y
iai
l
l,
I
'
1
1
1
T
)
1
1
n
n
...jmig
.
-rsmpnr.
i
f
n.:u,.
.
f
Council
offered
its
full
coIC
L'
'
tion.
was
suggested
that
let-
Mrfi
v,.'
",'
,
1
.
.!
This
is
the
mapie
svruD
jeasnn
i'--
1
m
m
'
rw
sr
w
k
k
rr
ters
be
written
to
the
H-ith
wwsnaen
,SA
.
.
M
W
aB
rw
B
w
W
r
M
""Off!
;
which
awakens
recollection?
of
,
the
late
Sheriff
Shirley
of
Prince
Rupert.
From
somewhere
in
On-
'
Unit
and
City
Council
asking
s
nno
p
t
a
to
that
jui
extensive
publicity
cam!
f
Zt
rePresetatives
Lara
u.
L
.
,
from
other
P.-T
A
's
whn
Otor,
Owing
to
a
late
connection
out
of
Jasper,
tonight's
train
is
thnl-
hours
late
and
will
not
be
arriving
until
1:45
a.m.
j
Rbin
flood
NEW
ASPHALT
SPREADER
HERE
A
new
asphalt
spreader
for
tario.
every
spring,
he
would
re-
tjaisu
uK
Degun
in
thp
ritv
tn
-v..u-
acquaint
the
L
L??
ed
Kln
,
Award's
tea
and
white!
ceive
a
eood-sis'eri
irr
r,f
,v,
danger
oZ
S'?!"!?
18'
Two
j
i.iitr
t
stuff
you
pour
oji
pancakes
.
city
street
I
'
of
rats
as
diseas
56
Cai'"
surfacing
arrived
at
7
rie
rt
and
the
week-end
nnri
will
an
itn'TKrs
suSSest
methods
for
ok,n
Hood
LZelVm
this
g
int;
their
control
action
spring
in
connection
!
IT;
.
UnCl1
realized
on
April
9
and
Borden
3,
6i?
f
i
IT
.
L
:
:
II
enter
with
the
re-surfacing
of
ma-
"
J
.
wtermmaUng
Schoors
on
April
H
lor
thoroughfares.
The
spreader
,
ratf
at
dump,
for.
Those
present
;
is
a
wheeled
honner
which
wl
1
instance,
if
citizens
continued
t
r,
...
.
meaunB
,
.L:
r
11
:
1
uniirnnn
n
a
be
attached
to
he
m
rear
of
f
a
to
them..!
It
was
also
Su.""?
Z":
Mrs'
m
gestea
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schools
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1.
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scbool
at
Telkwa.
B.C.
2.
Three-room
annex
to
Hih
Scbool
at
Sml
there.
Be
Plans,
specifications
and
form
of
tender
may
be
obtained
from
the
School
Board
office
ln
Smlthers
B
C.
or
from
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School
Board
office
In
Smlthers.
B
C.
or
from
Sharp.
Thompson.
Berwick
&
Pmtt,
Archi.
tecte.
626
Pender
West.
Vancouver.
on
8
deposit
of
$25
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amount
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on
return
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Board
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School
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bid
as
surety
of
good
faith.
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tender
not
necessarily
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the
17th
day
of
March.
A
D.
1949
1
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1
Ormes
Drugs
DRUGS
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
EDWARD
BYRNES
'
deceased.
.
ALL
PARTIES
having
claims
against
the
said
HUtat.
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STORE
HOURS
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NOON
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same
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
30th
dav
of
April,
AD.
19411
after
willed
date
claims
filed
may
be
paid
without
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
I
then
had
no
knowledge.
ALL
,
PARTIES
Indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
ln
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
this
nth
day
of
March,
A
r.
1949.
GORDON
PRASER
FORBES
!
Official
Administrator
!
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B
C.
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Shipping
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and
Storage
For
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Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
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Cor.
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Established
1910
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Emergency
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Dally
car
delivery
service
from
S
a.m.
till
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from
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pan.
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