Prince
Unpen
Dailp
rectus
UD.
Monday,
February
2,
1943
New
Shipment
of
An
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
nd
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
iAuthorized
as
Scor.d
Class
Mail.
Post
OJflee
Department,
Ottawa)
NEW
COUNCIL
OF
KIKCOLITH
KINCCOLITH
W.
II.
Stevens
has
been
elected
chief
councillor
of
this
Naas
River
village
for
the
year
1948
with
other
councillors
Ralph
Clayton,
Herbert
Doolan,
Solomon
Doolan.
Fran
SPRING
ADVISES
FLYING
CLUB
EXECUTIVE
Executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
Friday
ninht
received
valuable
instruction
on
organization
work
from
W.
H
(Wopi
May,
Canadian
Pacitic
Air
Lines
oftn:u
and
former
director
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Flying
Clubs
Association.
Mr.
MtRGHA!
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RATES
m
City
Carrterr
per
m-ee.
I5c:
Per
Month,
65c;
Per
Year,
17
00;
Bp!Vjfc
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rrr
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ear,
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cis
Watts,
Abel
Stewart
and
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Styled
with
a
to
match
the
season-,
are
our
new
Sl'f
COATS.
Of
m
interest
are
()lir
j,
LEONARD
CAMPBELL
,
SWAMP
LANTERN
Editor,
Daily
News:
i
Editor,
Daily
News;
To
all
interested
friends
who!
In
your
newspaper
of
recent
have
been
enquiring
about
date
in
'Reminisci-nces
and
Leonard
Campbell,
we
are
at
;
Reflections"
by
W.
J
.
was
his
this
time
able
to
make
a
state-!
lament
that
the
commonly
Tnent
regarding
this
case.
In
known
Skunk
C'abbae
had
not
the
past
it
has
been
a
hardship
in
consideration
of
its
radiant
to
find
a
suitable
home
for
him.
and
majestic
beauty,
as
it
were,
It
must
also
be
stele
that
Leon-
been
given
a
different
name,
ard
has
had
a
few
setbacks
in
!
Fortunately,
the
swamps'
Herbert
Haldane.
Charles
S.
Barton
has
been
named
chief
constable,
the
other
constables
being
William
Stewart,
Douglas
Venn.
'
Sam
Doolan,
Lewis
Stewart
and
Charles
Lincoln.
wan
or
without
May
heard
problems
of
the
executive
members
,uiu
gave
advice
on
organisational
ami
technical
questions
which
w
ere
con
sidered
valuable.
The
meeting
was
held
in
the
office
of
Jarv's
H.
McLeod,
Flying
Club
president.
Those
present
were
Mr.
McLeod,
Mr.
May.
Bob
Kclscv.
Douglas
Stewart.
N.
II
Young.
Fred
Jensen.
Geone
Sian-bridj.'e
and
Earl
Gordon.
In
one
of
characteristic
and
abundant
flower
nas
another
name.
And
it
is
a
most
interesting
and
inspiring
one,
namely:
The
Swamjilantern.
VIOLET
INGALI.S.
regards
to
treatments
as
none
have
been
available
since
last
July.
According
to
the
latest
report
received,
Leonard
has
again
been
examined
by
the
doctor.
Nearly
Joined
In
Custer
Expedition
j
m
IKKSKY
or
pRl
DKKSSKS
v.iti,
arresting
splash
..,
,
4
1.
1
A
(
I
NANAIMO-G
e
o
r
g
e
Cassidy,
You
'iw
it
r
tr.f
Dnllv
N'fv'
who
reports
an
improvement
in
his
condition
and
recommends
Guard
Your
Henlth-Know
How
WHEN
ANYTHING
is
well
done;
it
is
most
likely
that
a
lot
of
"know
how"
went
into
the
job
or
;
else
it
wouldn't
have
been
a
success.
.
In
the
field
of
health,
many
people
medical
.
scientists,
public
health
officials,
physicians
and
others
have
put
a
lot
of
"know
how"
into
the
business
of
making
and
keeping
people
healthy,
but
they
still
need
the
personal
co-operation
of
those
same
people.
Each
person
has
a
job
to
do
in
the
matter
of
guarding
his
health,
and
the
health
of
his
family,
his
community
and
his
country.
However,
if
he
doesn't
"know
how"
he
can't
do
much
of
a
job.
In
an
effort
to
reawaken
in
Canadians
a
realization
of
the
benefits
of
good
health
and
the
appalling
cost
of
sickness,
much
of
it
preventable,
and
untimely
death,
the
first
week
of
February
has
been
designated
as
National
Health
Week.
It
is
hoped
that
through
this
observance
the
people
of
Canada
will
acquire
a
lot
of
"know
how"
concerning
matters
affecting
their
own
health,
and
the
health
of
their
families
and
their
neighbors.
In
the
field
of
health,'
the
"know
how"
as
far
as
the
average
person
is
concerned
merely
means
s
!
1
n
g
iVt
unir,
THIS
FEBRUARY
further
treatments.
These
treatments
will
be
of
a
six
months'
course
-"The
X
'
'in
2V
Ttf.o
is
rter.c!
here
after
observing
his
ninety
ninth
birthday,
was
burn
in
Donegal.
Ireland.
'
He
c:ur,e
to
British
Columbia
in
1879.
and
had
lived
on
the
coast
eve'
-mre
He
was
very
Well
known.
In
the
early
seventies
he
worke
J
duration
at
which
time
we
hop.';
UNUSUAL
MONTH
to
make
a
more
cheerful
state-1
ment
!
f;i
certain
respects
this
month
T
SMITH
!is
somewhat
unusual.
Suiidav
EASE
neurnc
1
'February
1
was
the
first
day,
as
a
teamster
out
of
Cheyenne.
AIR
PASSENGERS
'of
the
month.
Sunday.
fVbnurv!
Wyoming
and.
by
merest
chance.
From
Vancouver
Saturday
1
'
29,
will
also
be
the
last
day
or
d;d
tint
join
the
expedition
unit.
Meek,
'the
month.
And,
according
to
t'c-r
General
George
Custer
"th
From
Port
Hardy
A.
Short
these
who
pive
such
matters
U.S.
Cavalry
1
that
was
eom-From
Sandspit
M.
Jenkins
)
special
attention,
it
will
be
197C
p!
tely
wined
out
by
"Slttina
To
Vancouver
D.
Moore.
M.Jbffoie
thre
will
be
another
Feb-
Bull."
Sioux
Chief,
in
the
valley
S.
Burchell,
A.
Hotti,
D.
Burt.'ruary
that
commences
and
ends
of
the
Little
Bis
Horn.
Mon-
1PIR1
1
OINUIM!
AJUtlN
li
MAIKIO
THIS
WA
.
L.
Johnson.
on
a
Sunday.
tana..
if'7
0&
1
1
New!
DirrcrfrV
r
The
Wav
We
Sf.
'Beauty
Lane
Si
?I8
4th
St.
1
i"OTTA0E
f
mi
an
intelligent
understanding
of
a
simple
set
of
health
rules.
Here
are
a
few
rules
which,
if
follow-;
ed,
will
benefit
the
follower's
physical
and
mental
well-being:
,
Eat
right
for
health
follow
a
balanced
diet.
Be
sure
the
milk
you
drink
is
pure.
Avoid
dirt
practice
cleanliness.
Avoid
contact
with
persons
known
to
be
suffering
from
contagious
diseases,
including
colds.
Relax
before
and
after
eating.
Avoid
constipation.
Avoid
overweight.
'
If
dieting
is
necessary,
diet
only
under
expert
insruction.
Get
at
least
eight
hours
of
sleep
daily.
"Avoid
undue
fatigue.
Be
sure
you
and
the
members
of
your
family
have
been
immunized
against
such
communicable
but
preventable
diseases
as
diphtheria,
whooping,
cgugh
and
smallpox.
Avoid
chills
if
overheated.
Exercise
moderately
in
the
open
air
unless
your
physician
advises
otherwise.
See
your
physician
regularly
for
complete
examinations.
Visit
your
dentist
regularly.
Avoid
undue
and
unnecessary
eye
strain.
New
Creamed
-
t'
VALKNTIMi'i
Your
DtEj
'
ALL-WEATHES
RT
s
i
IS
IS1
WhenYouNe!
in
a
Hum
m
m
s
1
'i
O
5
Prince
Rupe'
Plumbing
&
hM
St
'.'ft'
K1
iT
?
4
Pr
Eft.'-'!!
4
M
BAND
IS
SPONSORED
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
Civic
Band
and
the
com-I
munity
itself
may
consider
themselves
fortunate
in
having
the
Prince
'
Rupert
Shrine
Club,
an
organization
of
standing,
influence
and
energy,
go
sponsor
for
the
band
resolved
to
develop
the
organisation,
through
instrumenting,
uniforming
and
generally
supporting
it,
a
body
which
will
be
a
credit
and
an
enjoyment
to
the
citizens.
If
we
had
been
asked
to
name
a
body
more
fitted
and
capable
of
taking
on
the
sponsorship
of
the
city
band,
the
perpetuation
and
success
of
which
we
have
been
solicitous
of
lately,
we
could
have
named
none
other
than
the
Shrine
Club.
Armed
with
the
necessary
support
and
the
active
interest
in
its
affairs
of
a
strong
organization,
the
future
success
of
the
presently
known
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Band
is
now
assured.
One
of
the
first
results
of
this
announcement
of
sponsorship
should
be
an
influx
of
new
bandsmen
which
is
the
primary
requisite.
The
community,
if
and
when
called
upon,
will,
no
doubt,
co-operate
in
any
way
possible
in
such
a
desirable
and
popular
project.
And,
as
the
Civic
Band
passes
on
to
a
new
and
7
r
.$M..
BY
CRFAf
W
'Jit
DAN'S
SERVI
STATION
6
Ml'Rridr
SUrrl
HEALTH
IS
EVERYBODY'S
BUSINESS
tt
:
'
I
,
i
'
"At
1
KNOX;
i:on.
"VCE
KNOW
it
is
possible
to
eliminate
communicable
diseases
and
to
build
a
people
taller,
stronger,
longer
lived,
more
efficient
and
happier.
The
knowledge
and
the
means
arc
available
but
that
is
not
enough
.
.
.
We
need
an
Informed
public
opinion.
The
intelligent
and
earnest
participation
of
the
people
is
essential.
During
"HEALTH
WEI-K"
an
opportunity
will
be
given
to
every
Canadian
to
participate
in
a
plan
to
"BUILD
GOOD
HEALTH
by
KNOWING
HOW"
.
.
.
1,
Onict.
I'M
Place
to
I
'VI
com
rirTf
it
i:oVAii
Rooms
W
New
n
..!,,!
fit
more
important
era,
it
is
fitting
that
tribute
should
be
paid
to
the
faithful
and
enthusiastic
few
who
have
kept
it
alive
and
brought
it
along
to
this
latest
happy
development
in
its
career,
especially
including
the
bandmaster,
Peter
Lien.
RUPERT
AND
HAINES
CUT-OFF
DEVELOPMENT
of
freight
as
well
as
automobile
and
tourist
traffic
frowr
railway
and
highway
terminal
at
Prince
Rupert
up
the
coast
to
Haines
and
through
the
cut-off
there
to
the
Alaska
Highway
and
the
Yukon
Territory
-is-something
that
Prjnce
Rupert
might
be
working
upon.
Already
steamship
concerns
which
would
feed
their
vessels
out
of
Vancouver
are
considering
the
use
of
Haines
and
trucks
over
the
cut-off
to
eliminate
Skagway
and
the
monopoly
of
the
White
Pass
and
Yukon
Route.
It
is
claimed
that
considerable
savings
can
be
made
thereby
on
the
cost
of
laying
down
goods
in
the
Yukon.
With
through
rail
rates
from
the
East
to
Prince
Rupert
competitive
with
those
to
Vancouver
and
the
shorter
water
haul-by
half
from
Prince
Rupert
as
compared
with
Vancouver,
the-possibilities
of
the
advantageous
use
of
this
port
become
apparent.
It
has
been
suggested
that
the
co-operation
of
CT17VE
VRKlA'
THE
HEALTH
LEAGUE
OF
CANADA
in
co-operation
with
HEALTH
DEPARTMENTS
KXrK.KTS
r
lj
ON
1,
MOVING
1
M
"rant's
kA
This
appeal
in
the
interests
of
better
health
sponsored
by
McCUTCMEON
IPIHIAIMACV
LTD.
riTY
TRAN51
vrc
menzip
I'lMIONK
79
(K.
C.
WALLACK,
Manager)
Third
Avenue
at
Sixth
Street
such
communities
as-Whitehorse
and
Dawson
might
be
forthcoming
in
Prince
Rupert's
representations
along
tills
line.