Prince
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5.
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is
a
word
beginning
1
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bl
that
means
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ant"?
Modern
Etiquette
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Wednesday.
April
19,
1950
Ray
Reflects
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Prince
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Cleaner
Now
and
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Prince
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"All
."ity
property
has
been
Inspected
and
found
to
be
in
fair
condition,"
fays
the
monthly
sanitation
report
of
the
public
health
unit.
"Since
the
return
of
ga-bage
collection
to
normal
schedules,
lanes
and
private
property
contain
less
litter.
However
there
Is
still
a
certain
amount
of
indescrim-inate
dumping
of
garbage
in
vacant
lots
in
the
city.
This
policy
helps
to
encourage
rat
infestation.
The
Health
Department
deplores
this
irresponsible
action
of
certain
sections
of
the
communlty
and
requests
the
co-
operation
of
all
householders
In
helping
to
keep
down
to
a
mln
imum
the
number
of
rodents.
"The
new
sewer
by-law
has
helped
'In
the
cleanup
program
and
a
Rood
response
has
been
received
from
'householders
In
connecting
up
u
rth
the
city
The
British
Budget
BRITISH
Chai'cellor
of
the
Exchequer
Sir
Stafford
Ci-ipps
adheivs
resolutely
and
realistically
to
the
austerity
line.
His
budget
yesterday
offered
little
new
in
the
way
of
surprises
pleasant
or
'
otherwise.
0ie
commentator
last
night
aptly
put
it
as
a
document
of
"sober
optimism"
in
view
of
the
announcement
that
the
program
of
austerity
was
commencing
to
bear
definite
fruit
in
the
way
of
better
international
fiscal
standing.
The
people
M
ere,
however,
warned.
that
austerity
must
continue
if
inflation
and
unemployment
are
to
be
avoided.
On
first
consideration,
the
moderate
sounding
budget
would
appear
to
offer
little
for
the
Opposition
to
attack.
The
trades
unionists
may
have
something
to
say
about
the
continued
policy
of
holding
the
line
on
wages.
Even
the
beer
tax
is
to
be
unrelieved
but
the
patient
Briton
will
have
something
of
a
sop
in
the
jUiia-casing
of
the
strength
of
beer
to
help
him
bear
6ut
under
his
continued
sorrows
and
sacrifices.
sewer
lines.
I
and
I
came
late,"
"The
new
clause
to
the
milk:
2-
What
is
the
correct
pro-by-law
"has
been
put
into
effect
nunclation
of
"combatant"?
Answers
-
Say,
"Other
besides
Dick
and
me
cpjie
late."
2
Pro
1
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kom-bat-ant,
accent
on
first
syllable,
not
the
second
3
Resuscitate.
4.
Great
in
number
or
extort.
"We
were
confronted
hw
Tr.nltitml'M......
details."
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"Two
new
eating
and
drink
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Ing
permits
were
issued
during
the
month.
"A
routln
trip
was
paid
to
the
Terrace
district
accompanied
by
the
Medial
Health
Officer
who
received
an
introduction
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the
sanitary
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affecting
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the
month
the
mil!:
from
all
milk
producers
in
the
Smithers-Hazelton
area
has
been
regularly
tested
and
found
generally
satisfactory.
A
certain
amount
of
trouble
has
arisen
regarding
the
supply
for
Smith-
ers.
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it
is
thought,
will
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if
a
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hub
been
corres-
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ponding
with
a
ntimber
of
youns
men.
and
becomes
engaged
to
be
married,
should
she
stop
the
cor-
.
respondence?
a.
ies,
me
gin
snouid
stop
thic
pfirrpsnnrwipni1?
imtriorltntalu
gagement.
.
Q.
What
Is
the
proper
thing
to
I
say
when
two
persons
separate
:
alter
an
introduction?
'
A.
"Good-by.
Mrs.
Wilson,"
is
sufficient.
Try,
to
avoid
the
trite
I
phrase,
"Pleased
to
have
met
i
you."
Q.
May
one
ever
lay
a
piece
of
bn-ad
on
the
tabie
to
butter
it?
A.
Bread
must
be
broken
into
-mall
pieces
which
are
held
be-
,ween
tne
fibers
Vhlle.
being
buttered.
Better
English
1
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
'
Others
beside
Dick
j
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
t
misspelled?
Resurgence,
resusi-
i
1
tate,
resurrect.
!
4.
What
does
the
word
"mult
It-i
udinous"
mean?
j
:
rectified
by
the
Installation
of
j
better
cooling
system.
One
dairy
in
Hazelton
was
closed
due
to
Insanitary
condi
tlons.
A
number
of
camps
were
In
speeted
Including
one
at
Burns
Lake
during
the
month
all
rec-
commended
Improvements
ar?
I
being
carried
out.
Routine
Inspections
of
res
1
taurants.
bakeries,
stores,
etc
were
carried
out
and
apart
from
one
cafe
which
has
now
been
brought
into
line,
were
found
to
be
generally
satisfactory.
SALE
!
303
Third
Ave.
W.
wimL
I!
This
is
said
to
be
a
first
cla.3
travel
year
should
one's
-fancy
turn
toward
the
British
Isles
or
Europe.
The
pith
of
the
situation
appears
to
be
that
you
can
live
well
and
see
more
for
less
money.
That's
saying
a
lot
in
a
few
words
and
so
easy
to
remember,
i
Construction
of
what
-will,
be
an
eleven
story
apartment
block
started
last
week
in
Juneau,
capital
city
of
Alaska.
'
Juneau,
as
a
townsite,
is
cramped
and
narrow,
and
not
to
be
compared
with
Prince
Rupert.
But
be
it
1
remembered
that
only
a
few
years
ago,
Juneau
local
enter-l
prise
built
Alaska's
finest
hotel,
'
said
to
have
paid
for
Itself
already.
And
now,
up
with
an
eleven
floor
structure
that
will
provide
more
than'
a
hundred
housing
units.
And
Junenti
nearly
500
miles
from
the
nearest
railway.
Four
thousand
years
ago
Moses
said
to
the
people:
"FU-k
up
your
shovels,
load
tip
your
camels,
mount
your
asses
and
ride
with
me
to
the
promised
land."
Tour
thousand
years
later
John
L.
Lewis
said
to
the
people,
"Throw
down
yolir
shovels,
sit
on
your
donkeys,
nn'i
light
up
a
camel.
This
ts
the
promised
land."
If
anyone
eoiild
recall
the
money
spent
on
the
Acrdpolis.
since
the
beginning
of
Trine?
Rupert,
the
total
might
be
surprising.
True,
the
view
from
th?
ball
park,
so
called,
has
its
un-:
doubted
value
and
charm.
Ge.-ting
there,
by
motor,
is,
of
course,
all
right.
But
thousands
;
do
not
have
a
car,
nor
can
they
often
patronize
a
taxi.
It
a.l
amounts
to
this:
people
do
not
like
hill
climbing.
Had
the
city
playground
beca
packed
somewhere
down
cn
he
level,
to
ba
eventually
surrounded
by
residential
districts
and
convenient
ly
reached,
use
of
the
area
In
all
likelihood,
would
have
meant
far
less
cost
-and
effort,
and
'.certainly
more
popularity.
Three
of
Canada's
most
important
military
base
on
?ier
!
Atlantic
coast,
all
in
Newfound-;
land,
are
controlled
by
the
United
States.
It
could
not
hav;
!
been
thought
cf
a
generation
ago.
But
today,
when
anything
is
done
for
protection,
it
is
as
much
for
the
defence
of-fwj
nations,
as
it
is
for
one.
That's
only
common
sense.
If
Improves
the
flavour
II
of
SOUP
Simply
mix
a
pinch
of
Col-man's
mustard
with
a
little
cold
water,
let
it
stand
for
a
few
moments,
then
mix
with
.
soup
before
serving.
You
can
Uisle
the
improvement!
For
free
recipe
book,
"Culinary
Art",
write
to
Reckirt
.
Colman
(Canada)
Ltd,
Station
T,
Montreal.
Dwhat
is
termed
the
"unprovoked"
shooting
down
EMANDING
action
against
those
responsible
for
of
an
American
patrol
plane
over
the
Baltic
Sea
far
"6'tit
from
Russian
territorial
waters,
that
indemni-Ttfi!
be
paid
for
the
ten
lives
lost
and
that
there
be
guarantees
against
further
such
violations
of
international
law,
the
United
States
has
stepped
out
rather
far
in
its
solemn
protest
to
Soviet
Russia
over
the
incident.
Russia
has
already
honored
the
airmen
concerned
by
presenting
them
with
medals
It
is
unlikely
that
even
the
United
States
protest
will
now
i-IH'ompt
the
Soviet
to
turn-about
on
this
action.
SALE!
Hundred
of
young
families
arc
growing
up
in
Prince
Rupert.
Parents
are
young
and
so
are
friends
and
associates.
For
that
I
matter,
as
cities
go.
Prince
Rupert
is
also
youthful
compared
'
with
sorr.e
centres.
M.iny
of
the
new,
fresh
faces
will
take
on
the
stamp
of
multiplying
years,
'as
people
grow
with
a
com-l
niunity
and
the
far
off
town,
once
so
strange-and
unfamiliar,
j
slowly
becomes
home.
One
can
i-do
worse
than
settle
in
Prince
Rupert.
Here
are
elements
of
development
as
well
as
health
&
mm
rn
an
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popular
form!
You
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all
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Unde
rweor-
Gowns,
Rompers
Children's
Sweaters,
Overalls,
Shoes
Boys'
6
-
10
years,
Pants,
Underwear
There
is
little
reason
anything
at
all
in
response
to
the
protest.
And,
if
Month,
73c;
rer
Teat.
Per
Year
$5.00.
to
believe
that
Russia'
will
put
aside,
cr
on
any
day
the
green;
nothing
but
a
he
Stork
Shop
she
does
not,
what
will
be
the
United
States'
next
move?
Even
this
will
probably
not
bring
about
a
shooting
war.
It
is
more
likely
to
prove
another
loss
for
our
side
in
the
cold
war.
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day
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the
Irish
Republic,
tiould
bump
into
Sir
Basil
Brooke,
Premier
ot
-
Northeast
Ulster.
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,
,
imt
St.
Patrick's
or
the
anniversary
of
the
BoynP.
the
Irish,
North
and
South,
they
get
on
together
famoufly.
Even
in
the
old
bittt
r
"Home
Tiule
days
the
personal
friendships
of
the
Nationalists
and
the
men
from
the
North
seldom
were
disturbed.
"When
T.
P
O'Connor
was
threatened
with
a
libel
suit
which
might
have
ruinod
him
fin;
ncially
it
"was
Sir
Ed
ward
Carson,
then
at
the
height
of
his
legal
i
an.f:,
who
offered
to
take
his
case
without
fees.
It
wts
tfie
same
Carson,
then
rn
old
man,
Mho
Vhook
the
hand
of
Kevin
Higgirs.
erstwhile
reVl,
and
said
to
him:
"You
and
I
have
fne
thing
in
common;
wf
both
love
Ireland".
And
it
was
"Lord
Craigavon,
Ulster's
first
Premier,
who,
when
John
Redmond
died,
spoke
of
hir.:
the
finest
of
all
tributes:
"A
greaf
Irishman
is
dead;
God
rest
his
pouV
.
And
so
outside
cf
Parliament.
Sbp.ne
Leslie
(cous'n
of
Winston
Churchiil)
tells
how
when
Carson,
at
the
height
of
the
bitter
battles
over
Home
'T!ule,
visited
a
remote
part
of
Northern
Ireland.-
the
local
Ancient
Order
of
Hibernians
loanod
th-;
.Orangernen
their
band
"so
that
the
place
be
not
let
down
in
welcoming
a
great
Irishman'".
That
is
the
Irish
way.
Rival
factions
of
then
might
riot
in
Eclfast,
aid
heads
be
broken,
and
jany
v
nut
or
bolt
be
hurled
outside
Harland
and
Wolfe's
ard,
or
in
trc
Fa
'Is
Road
division;
'brt
3iaven
help
the
unfortunate
Sassenach
who
tried
ntTinterfere
with
the
fun.
So
if
Tiearne
should
run
into
Brooke
there
will
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BE
IN
ONE
DAY
PRIOR
TO
DELIVERY
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If
ondispioy
he.
noihing
like
wigs
on
friendly
chat
between
two
Irishmen
who
understand
-riiings
that
those
who
don't
know
Ireland
or
the
"XXS-ish
can
never
quite
get
through
'their
Tieads.
Ottawa
Journal
an
M
wvif
vi
12
one
ox.
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Box