Prfnre
Hurrrt
Daflp
lottos
Tirarv-iay,
May
25.
1&45
r
Ray
Reflects
...
...
and
Reminisces
turn
.
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tnoepenatnt
JS
newspaper
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of
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and
central
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u
gecood
Caa
tUli.
Poet
OfTL
DerTOCil.
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Published
w:t
iftmoon
ercrpt
S'indT
b
Prince
Rupert
Daa.y
Nrw
LuL.
3rd
ATeaue.
Pnx.c
Euprv
Brtt!Si
Columbia,
O
A
HLJilKK.
htanazinf
Editor.
H
G.
PERHT.
Dim-tor.
mEES
OF
CAXAOIAW
FPFSS
A
TOT!
BrPtA"
OF
CTRCCLATIO3
CA.SADIA1
DAILY
ITEWSPAFER
ASSOCIATION
BFBRrpTT-Hr
rtw
"loves
England;
canada
more
'
Mrs.
-if.
A.
McLean
Tells
Women's
Canadian
Club
Story
of
Long
Trip
;
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean,
as
the
speaker
of
the
evening,
at
a
(membership
meeting
yf
the
.
Women's
Canadian
Club,
gave
a
highly
interesting
and
detailed
ta:koX
her
travels
on
a
holiday
which
took
her
away
frca;
Prince
ISi
P.:
From
early
in
her
hUtory,
of
ships.
or
actual
T
Carrier.
Per
t
20c:
Prr
Mcnta.
75c:
Pr
Ymr.
M
00.
-
h
r
i
Prince
Rupert
haj
had
electric
Its
something
By
ktftU.
Per
Moot
a.
50c:
'per
Yrar.
5
00
casualties,
and
goe3
else
iigns,
the
more
th
prou-th
the
Jar.
i
greater
number
of
signs
that'
"
;
became
all
lit
up
eTery
ni-ht1
"
80,1160116
'
from
Prince
Ru-i
without
fail.
'There's
everv-
T''
"J
"
tmr-
notd
v
team
to
Swim
Safely
-
Rupert
for
ior
two
two
years.
years.
She
She
des-
des-
i
I
VERY
SUMMER
many
Canadians
die
in
water
!-id
the
trip
from
Montreal
'
ir
e
iji.
;
to
London.
London.
Errand,
England,
her
her
hoir-e-
hne-
E
SMITH
!!
vEARSCp
AND
PHONE
in
aLxiueiit.
ian
v
ui
me:-e
xaiaiiiies
cuuiu
ue
pre
thing
to
be
said
for
the
bright-
on
toe
nex
Z'
Mt
ly
lighted
towns.
They
are
liv-
eJemhing
Kad
in
U
ln
,
ing.
ins.ad
ofdeying.
,
eoZas'nd"
"rSi
t
Britain
is
said
to
have
"lost
mSntw
y"
face"
as
a
consequence
or
naval
ing
Tokio
recen'lv
h,nT
losses
along
the
Rlr.
jjr
r.
The
case
or
the
sloop
Ame-
of
Herald
and
Trtbmi
t
tnyst
was
enough
to
do
It
in
two
seconds
he
had
and
to
lose
fae
In
Mia
is
.
paper
ck)6er
to
hii
enous
business
for
anyone
not
glaas
0f
suds.
Under
'
.
.
the
ule
'ame
ae
an
Asiatic
Ir
nnt
r.
mK
Salt
Lab
.,.v...
circumstances,
they
all
reel
vented
by
common
sense
precautions.
Swimmers
should
remember
to
stay
oat
of
the
water
for
a
reasonable
time
after
eating.
Non-swimmers
should
.not
use
canoes
or
other
light
water
craft.
Don't
wim
alone,
and
don't,
dive
into
water
you
do
not
-
Jcnow
welL
Swimming
is
a
healthful
form
of
recreation.
Make
sure
you
do
it
safely.
Above
all
learn
to
swim
!
The
new
swimming
pool
and
classes
to
be
conducted
at
McClymont
Park
will
make
possible
swimming
infraction
for
.mam-Prince
Rupert
children.
The
Gyro
Club
i?
entitled
to
the
gratitude
of
the
community
on
this
undertaking.
.
aU
11U10rr
Jfjp
S3me
Uaj'y
Service
j
coming
to
Epsom.
Surrey,
the
j
pces
of
interest
visited
in
lxn-jdoa
and
eUerhere
ia
England
j
noib".e
amijr.g
which
mere
j
Stratford
-on
-
Avon.
Constai3
j
counay.
the
Midiands,
and
vari-iM
sea
-side
resorts.
A
trip
to"
J
Scotland
where
Robert
Burns"
j
birthplace
waa
visited
was
des-i
cribed
and
also
other
places
of
j
interest.
Next
her
travels
tooi
her
to'
France
and
Switzerland.
The
difference
in
the
living
cor.di-'
"ens
between
these
eotitrie
ari
these
in
England
was
discussed..
The
return
journey
was
made
from
Southampton
to
New
York
on
the
Queen
Etizabeth,
from
New
York
to
Prince
Edward
Island
where
some
months
were
Mond?
S
Htbl
1
NANAIMO
OPENS'
NEW
TERMINAL
MadcasT
TOURLVG
WESTERN
CANADA
Thomas
A.
Stone,
Canada's
first
minister
to
Sweden,
is
pictured
above
with
Mrs.
Stone,
In
Toronto.
Ont..
as
they
entrained
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Stone,
minister
at
the
Canadian
embassy,
Washigton
D
C.
for
the
pst
two
and
a
ha'.f
years.
Is
spending
three
weeks
touring
western
Canada
prior
to
taking
ever
his
new
post.
They
visited
Mr.
Stone's
home
town
of
Chatham.
Ont..
prior
to
departure
for
the
Pacific
coast.
They
will
sai:
from
New
York,
May
20,
for
Sweden,
upon
completion
of
their
tour.
I
f
:
1
:.
:
3
1
1
-
r.
j
I
SaturdajiT,.7
:
in?
at
5:
1:T
!
SundjTy-c
r
r
La..-,;
.
:
TONIGHT
6:15
P.M.
be
enforced
in
business
a
ia
every
other;
Honesty
should
activity.
spent.
From
Prince
Edward
NANAIMO
Prt
t.iier
Byron
Johnson
Tuesday
officially
opened
Nanaimo's
new
12.500.000
pier
which
combines
steamships,
buses,
trucks
and
railways
In
one
terminal
at
this
Vancouver
Island
hub
port.
O.
F.
Baillie,
company
vice-president,
also
took
part
In
the
ceremonies
which
highlighted
a
memorable
May
24
celebration.
Iiland
Mrs.
MacLean
travelled
to
Toronto
and
from
Toronto
a
CHARGED
WITH
!
motor
trip
through
the
United
POSSESSING
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
11:00
p.m.
From
the
Ft
i
THE
VICTORIAN
ERA
:
,.
ICTORIA
WAS.
BORN
when
Waterloo
was
Spates
foLlowir.2.
eoine
as
far
r-
w
iT-.n,t
.
r-...-
south
as
M:s.souri
a
n
d
rrtUiil
"UKuLAK
IVVLb
the
country
throuzh
Denver.
V
still
fresh
in
the
memory
of
Europe
and
died
when
the
Boer
War
was
regarded
by
some
as
a
Gu-tav
EgneU.
aho
arrived
in
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturdaj
the
city
a
week
ago
from
Van-!
10:45
p.m.
The
average
Canadian
-
T-
WMUll
woman
IfVlItAU
appeared
appeared
in
in
city
city
s
The
population
Of
Newfound-
15
years
of
age
and
over
used
land.
320.000
Js
less
than
that
76
pairs
of
rull
fashioned
ho-of
Greater
Vancouver.
:
iery
in
1948
Colo.,
the
"
Grand
Canyon,
to
Los
Angeles,
San
Francisco
and
up
the
coast
route-to
Seattle,
thence
to
Vancouver
and
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
George
and
home
to
Prince
Rupert.
In
closing.
Mrs.
MacLean
said
he
would
always
love
Encland
dearly
but
during
the
cours?
of
her
travels
realized
that
she
is
.
v.
rouver,
police
court
Monday
on
a
charge
of
beinz
in
possession
of
burglar
tools
and
was
remanded
until
this
afternoon
for
hearing
He
was
taken
into
custody
in
a
downtown
rooming
house
Sun-ciav
nieht.
now
a
Canadian
in
eirerv
w
w
nnoi
iiapjTC-jitru
in
iv
mere
is
a
len-,..dency
today
to
sniff
at
the
Victorian
Age.
Perhaps
it
was
an
"era
of
propriety,
correctness,
a
straight-,
laced
way
of
looking
at
life
and
righteous
or
sanctimonious
homes.
Doubtless,
in
a
national
sense,
there
were
blunders.
But
rarely,
if
ever
before,
had
British
prestige
stood
higher.
War
was
not
un-
known
but
the
nightmare
like
uneasiness
that
-.broods
over
the
earth
today
was
absent
World
peace,
in
large
measure,
blessed
our
lives,
and
a
supreme
British
Navy
had
something
to
do
with
it.
rrJy
m4n7
fanCy
th'y
have
had
experience
simply
because
trey
have
groin
old.
and
is
thankful
that
this
is
so.
After
the
sineing
of
"O
Can
dJv5
7l
Good
Income
-ii
i
I
Consider
These
lutetfmenls
ANCMTIJ
f
trn
Fri-
5
Sur.iiT
;j
-
to
the
club
during
the
coming
year.
A
letter
was
read
from
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
expressing;
deep
appreciation
at
being
elected
honorary
president
of
the
club.
Mrs.
Blackaby
Introduced
Mrs.
George
E.
Sendall
who
dplizhtert
ada"
at
the
opening
or
the
meeting,
Mrs.
Blackaby,
the
President,
welcomed
the
ladies
who
were
attending
the
meeting
for
the
first
Ume.
expressing
the
hope
that
thev
wo.i!d
IIEAK
HON.
BYRON
I.
i
ici
mi
oenve
much
satisfartinn
from
the
audience
with
two
sohs.
JOHNSON
"l"su,
wa
c,uo
aim
is
The
meetin
ckwert
m-ith
th
Saa;.
n
FOt
VTTfi
CEuc.:m
1
s
s
C'.;-m,a.x
J.
1?m
P
v,0"
,Ur
Canadian
rtngJns
of
"God
Save
the
King"
,MrS"
K"."'-"
aft"
which
refreshments
were
urged
the
members
to
try
to
rved
by
the
members
of
the
or.ng
at
least
or.
new
member
executive
PRMHhk
Or-ISRITIMI
COLtMlilA
rt4
wars
TOO
MUCH
REALISM
I
jP-JTO
THE
ERA
of
great
wars,
realism,
so
called,
had
its
limits
but,
by
this
time,
exploring
of
the
ur-conventional
is
commencing
to
wear
thin.
Many
folks
would
not
mind
a
return
to
common
decency
just
for
a
change.
Onlv
loner
f'J,
n
Ana
rrr.
cr.ii:...
IXAKT.
J.
SKI
Thiri
i
'jt.
m
Bcbw
is
a
list
of
bonds
and
stocks
w
hich
rrcom-mend
fif
safay
of
principal
and
regularity
of
income.
We
shall
be
pleased
to
supply
full
information
about
any
or
all
ot
them,
if
you
will
write
to
us
for
it.
A
A
Dominion
of
Canada
5
Bonds
due
Sept.
XJWf,
lol.25
2.8"V
B.C
I
V-t
trie
Bona$
due
April
lly8
100.00
3.7
-
Prej&mce
Sharet
-
t
.
H.
R,
MacMTlUn
Export
Co.,
Lti
Qass
A
Convertible
.Shares
-Divi
Jend
50c
per
annum
9.00
5.55S
Canadian
Investment
Fund
Ltd.
Special
Shares
Indicated
Dividend
Rate
21c
per
annum..
4.00
4.895
Common
Sfoctt
Ik-U
l
elephone
Co.
of
Canada
Annual
Dividend
$2
0
41.21
4
Mi
'
We
steel
Products
Ltd.
Annual
Dividend
$2.00
plus
$1.00
39.75
7.55
James
Richardson
&
Sons
CSTABLKHCO
1W
f
ocific
Coost
Office
VANCOUVER
VICTOWA
eing
shocked.
Something
clean,
wholesome
and
)
6:15
P.M.
CF1?R
1
S&rlaniA
iH
a.
nm
n'KNmi:
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C--c
Se
Or-
v
SPlMn
trti
a
'CC
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nm
127
ifl
A
'A'St
eieer
might
be
made
genuinely
welcome.
In
other
words,
we're
getting
fed
up
with
the
idea
that
nothing
can
be
interesting
unless
it
concerns
the
body
-of
the
victim,
problem
children,
divorces,
a
morgue
suggestiveituations,
an
abattoir,
or
scenes
of
anxiety
and
suffering.
Earth
can
be
made
a
hell
but
"there
is
no
necessity
for
it.
"
A
bndget
1
like
a
girdle,
you
always
squeeze
a
litUe
more
toto
Highway
hazards
I
N
SUMMER
most
Canadian
highways
are
jammed
I.
with
holiday
traffic.
Many
cars
are
driven
by
persons
with
relatively
little
driving
experience
and
our
traffic
accident
rates
are
often
high.
Remember
it
takes
only
one
accident
to
bring
tragedy
to
rnany
lives.
So
take
it
slowly,
drive
carefully.
If
Will
rtri-a
Ar.n
.
1.
t
i
.
.
.
J
Plumbin?
Tr
U1
t-s-
SAAMCl
T.S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
YVFD.XEKDA
V
.Ml
I.
IGIIT
Plumbing
&
PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT
Notice
of
Appointment
of
Official
Agents
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
Robert
McKay,
of
11th
Avenue
East,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
Poultry-man
and
Farmer,
ha
been
appointed
Official
Agent
ol
John
Duncan
McRae.
Coalition
Candidate
rr
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
District
in
the
Provincial
Election
to
be
held
on.
the
15th
day
of
June.
1949,
and
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
George
Edwin
Hills,
r
1501
2nd
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
Manager,
has
been
appointed
Official
Agent
of
William
Henry
Brett.
CCF
didate
for
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
District
in
the
Provincial
Election
to
be
held
on
the
lath
day
of
June,
1949.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
this
26th
day
of
May,
1949.
Mother
KhousTgest-J
For
Reserevatlons
Write
or
Call
CITY
CHt
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Don
t
let
your
driving
be
the
cause
of
injury
or
death.
Don't
let
accidents
spoil
your
summer
holiday.
DUTIES
OF
CITIZENSHIP
THERE
ARE
OVER
one
and
a
half
million
I
people
who
abstained
from
voting
in
the
last
election,
or
one
out
of
every
four
eligible.
There
are
eight
million
people
eligible
to
vote
in
the
coming
election.
It
is
the
duty
of
every
citizen:
BAPCO
FLOOR
ENAMEL
For
FLOORS,
LINOLEUM
and
WOODWORK
Supplied
in
nine
attractive
colors
IT.DJUES
IN.FOUR
HOURS
MEN'S
ALL
"Of
ERS
Bif
artmf
'
Spcrial
.-
MEN'S
SHOW"
WINDBKEAKW-
Sporial
-
MEN'S
KHAKI
madr.
Speriil
MEN'S
FINE
sroi
fTSll-1HMll.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
A.
BRl'CE
BROWN,
Returning
Officer
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
District.
(It)
MEN'S
FIXE
fl
R.
E.
MORTIMER
S24
2nd
Ave.
Wear
CFPRi
...
v
v
auAuu
nimsen
with
the
Questions
af
SMTS
Perfffl
'l!
Special
MEN'S
tKEs
A
DRESS
PANTS
"
prrfcrt
fit.
t-
S
1
i
ITS
ALWAYS
GOOD
TIMES
J.
H.
WAIR
BOYS'
KHAKI
rA
ORMES
DRUGS
shrank,
all
a
1..-
iir
AUCTIONEER
XDRUGSy
noi'S'
TEE
SHIRT
'
issue
and
the
attitude
of
different
parties.
(2)
To
choose
a
party
or
support
an
independent
candidate.
1
Part
SeIeting
3
candidate-This
-
voTE6
(4)
jo
is
the
only
way
in
which
the
people
at
lanre
can
share
m
the
government
of
the
country.
Only
by
expressing
their
will
at
elections
can
they
de-
Lt.-Col.
L.
D.
M.
Baxter,
1)0,111,11011
President.
Canadian
Legion.
vih
and
SW
I
Auctions
arranged
at
yur
WHEN
FRIENDS
GET
TOGETHER
for
a
LUNCHEON
DATE
at
the
VtUl'lifin
convenience.
.
Sales
every
Saturday,
2
p.m
at
old
Post
Office
building!
,KESS
MXTS"
I
and
(food
fit.
List
your
goods
with
DrI.uxe
prci'
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
STORE
HOURS
WEEK
DAYS,
fi
A.M.
TO
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