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An
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Manaelne
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
MEN'S
WEAR
$9.25
Men's
all-wool
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
v?r
Yur,
$8.00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Ycc.
?..:.CJ.
fishina.
Best
of
tailorinn
900(1
fl
Pi.
Edward
Plant
I
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
plant
at
Port
Edward
is
now
almost
closed
down
after
Its
biggest
salmon
canning
season
on
record.
The
pack
was
70,000
cases
over
the
biggest
previous
year.
Pack
of
all
grades
was
heavy.
The
reduction
plant
Is
now
working
on
a
spasmodic
aais
on
offal
available
from
Prince
Rupert
fish
handling
plants
which
is
not
of
large
quantity
now
owing
to
the
limited
amount
of
fishing.
Meantime
machinery
Is
behu
changed
in
the
plant
to
miM
ready
for
handling
of
heriiiiss.
the
run
of
which
usually
commences
soon
after
the
New
Yer.
a--"'-tj
ju-to
Now$7V
Work
Pants,
strongly
tailored.
Now
2
95
Jfi
Dress
and
Semi-Drett
Pan
r.j.'..
fit.
Prices
$4.25,
$6.00,
iOTfj
UNDERWEARPenmon's
Shirts,
Drawers
J
Combinations-.
Per
Garment..
$2.25
t0$3j
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By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
CANADIAN
THEATRE
A
COUPLE
OF
fine
young
theatrical
people
came
to
see
me
the
other
day,
at
my
invitation,
to
explain
the
new
"Canadian
Theatre."
When
I
heard
their
story
I
thought
of
a
sign
a
smart
business
man
used
to
display.
'
H
read:
"HERE'S
TO
THE
DAMN
-Kji
"
Ki
i.
i
ror
cress
ana
work
.
,
.
Get
your
wint
bupp.y
now:
40c
to
J
TOPCOATS,
RAINCOATS
and
GABARDINES
HOLD
POW
WOW
Indian
problems
with
regard
to
the
Indian
Act,
fishing
and
hunting
rights
and
treaties
were
the
subject
of
long
debates
at
a
pow
wow
of
Six
Nations
Indian
tribes
of
Ontario
,
fti,..Ho.
hn'ri
at.
Rudhnrv
A'.l
attending
were
members
of
!
nign
qualify
Tailoring.
Best
of
fit.
FOOL:
HE
DIDN'T
KNOW
IT
COUI.DNT
BE
DONE.
SO
HE'
WENT
RIGHT
OUT
AND
DID)
(At
V1
J
,,rh
Amerti-an
Tnrilnn
Nations
Shown
here
are
Chief
Raincoats
from
Gabardines
and
Topcoats
...
$32.00
to
$39
fl
IT."
i
.
.....v...-..
---
J
,
Francis
Peghamagabow,
left,
of
Parry
Sound,
an
Ojibway
and
oOo
THESE
YOUNG
enthusiasts'
may
not
be
such
damn
fools.'
BOYS'
WEAR
.
supreme
chief
of
the
assembly.
Jules
Sioui,
Loretteville,
Que.,
reservation,
secretary
whose
hunger-strike
against
proposals
concerning
an
Indian
franchise
gained
nution-wlde
notoriety
last
summer;
and
Chief
Jim
Morton
of
Erno,
Ont
representing
the
Chippewas.
(CP
PHOTO
Anyway,
I
am
one
hundred
per
cent
for
them,
and
then
they
I
f
at
I
arwM
Wonuu
uaiikl
I
.
,
.
i
'
I
,
put
on
their
first
show
I'll
surely
The
Other
Side
THE
LETTER
from
"Teen
Ager"
has
given
local
business
men
the
opportunity,
in
addition
to
repelling
an
unjustified
attack,
to
tell
the
public
what
they
have
been
doing
in
support,
not
only
for
teenagers,
but
in
backing
of
good
causes
generally
in
Prince
Rupert.
Certainly
if
any
class
of
citizens
in
Prince
Rupert
has
aided
generously
and
consistently
in
the
support
of
good
causes
it
has
been
the
long-suffering
business
men
whose
vulnerable
position
puts
them
wide
open
for
all
kinds
of
appeals.
In
fact,
it
might
be
said
for
the
business
men
that
this
routine
of
going
up
and
down
Third
Avenue
for
hand-outs
for
every
appeal,
good,
bad
or
indifferent,
has
almost
taken
on
the
aspect
of
a
racket.
Certainly
they
have
long
been
game
for
thing
going.
Then
again,
we
think
it
quite
right
to
take
issue
with
"Teen
Ager"
suggesting
there
is
little
to
do
in
Prince
Rupert
but
drink.
It
has
become
an
overworked
saw
that
there
is
so
little
diversion
here
that
,
young
people,
and
some
not
so
young,
are
driven
to
drink
and
such
things.
We
rather
think
thatjsome
of
the
people
who
talk
that
way
follow
such
"pursuits
because
they
want
to
and,
if
they
looked
around
a
little,
they
would
be
able
to
find
more
healthful
and
elevating
diversions
even
here
in
Prince
Rupert.
'
We
have
no
argument
whatever
against
the
J
"I
hope
.
they9
re
Jjh
"
-
.
n.
usi
.v.v.7
.iyi
ngnx
lorvvintj
be
right
there
in
the
front
row,
and
as
a
paying
customer.
!
For
their
idea
is
that
young
Canadians
should
get
a
chance
i
to
show
what
they
can
do
in
all
weatner
Suit
$i;
Pants
Heavy
Cottons
and
all-Wool,
also
fn
'
Gabardines.
Now
selling
Cottons
$1
All-Wool
$3.50
Gabardines
$6;
CAakfr
Cjt
ftA
,map(a
11
1
branches
of
the
living
'ing
theatre
theatre.
sri
Visitor
Here
Not
only
do
they
young
Canadians
should
get
ai
mi
choice
from
our
selection
of
warm
sweatel
Priced
$1.50
to
$2.
Miss
Yvonne
Love,
consulting
'
nutritionist,
Victoria,
has-been:
in
the
district
for
the
past
two:
days
on
her
annual
visit
to
thej
district.
At
a
complete
meeting
of
the1
health
and
welfare
services
yes-;
chance
to
act,
but
also
to
produce
plays,
and
to
write
them.
It
was
this
last
idea
that
"laid
me
in
the
aisles."
For
I
have
had
the
same
idea
myself
for
a
long
time
but
never
said
anything
about
it
because
the
theatre
is
not
my
field.
I'm
just
a
layman
who
loves
it
from
the
outside.
fl
terday
morning.
Miss
Love
gave
an
address
on
nutrition,
partic-
Satin
Covered
Comforters
...
for
the
Kiddd
ularly
as
regards
foods
available
oOo
NOW
ALONG
come
these
kids'
at
Prtne
!ra!
fm"ZC
bed.
Now
$1,;
Movlnx,
Packing,
Cratinf
Shipping
(ieneral
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
RcliaDle
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co,
Lto
,
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGL
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
who
talk
like
this:
?i?"Lr"Zli,,Z:
Pillows
To
match
the
comforters....
50c
to
8!
"If
there
is
ever
to
be
a
Ilvm
"V"
n,
neers'
Home
in
westview.
Comforters
Double
bed
size
....
wonderl
theatre
in
Canada
it
must
grow
up
from
the
grass
roots.
That
means
that
the
plays
that
are
uur-lng
her
visit
here
she
also
met
the
home
economics
teachers
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
selection,
from
$5.95
to
$12.
Pul
on
...u
uc
-
BTui
rilsrllssRd
their
oroblems
it
is
possible
to
get
them.
They
and
Park
Avenues
I'liiw
'
(50
ami
(5
and
teaching
methods
with
-'
them.
Ilj'ii
Accompanying
Miss
Love
from
1
Trinfrt
Opnrsp
hpr
was
Mrs
Pi
-
Thii
dvrtisement
if
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
oi
British
Columbia,
must
deal
with
subjects
which
'come
alive'
to
the
people
who
watch
the
performances."
spa
Yahoilnitsky.
nursing
supervisor
i
1'
tr.r
tko
nnrlhprn
riUtript.
f)f
Brit'
V
That
sounds
like
commonsense
to
me.
Of
course,
there's
a
catch
to
it
in
fact,
several.
But
one
whopper
on
which
the
whole
lsh
Columbia,
who
is
on
her
bi
KEEP
WARM
!
!
annual
visit.
They
met
at
Prince
project,
coum
come
a
i-
W-
rtBnr
onrl
trftvpllprl
bv
auto-
there
gh
three-act
,
v,...
,ki)in
u.imc
plays
by
Canadians
to
sustain
vanderhoof,
Smlthers
on
such
an
enterprise?
tnelr'
That's
the
$64
question.
'.
i
Migg
e
,eft
b
tod
,g
lane
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
need
and
desirability
of
guidance
and
assistance
for
teen-agers
and,
like
all
other
good
citizens,
would
do
all
in
our
power
to
help
them
along
the
right
way.
But
we
do
think
that
a
lot
of
teen-agers
and
young
people
are
just
a
little
too
prone
to
wait
for
things
to
be
handed
to
them
on
a
silver
platter.
Don
Forward
Civic
Centre
manager,
in
his
letter
today,
enumerates
a
substantial
number
of
pursuits
and
diversions
that
are
open
to
teen-agers
-"here.
Naturally,
he
emphasizes
the
services
that
4
the
Civic
Centre
itself
is
giving
and
the
opportunities
it
presents.
Nor
is
there
scarcity
of
other
organizations
anxious
and
willing
to
help
whose
:
offers
and
attempts
sometimes
are
not
so
spon-
taneously
embraced.
Yes,
there
is
a
lot
to
l
zjA
for
the
other
side
-of
the
case
which
has
1ra
ryirYrt
by
"Teen
Ager's"
letter.
THE
LOAD
LINE
Stanfield's
Underwear
Infants
to
Teen-age
Snow
Suits
Parkas
Ski
Pants
THE
FIRST
PLAY
which
The
nitsky
will
be
here
until
Satur
day.
Canadian
Theatre
will
put
on
in
Vancouver
in
late
November,
if)
fee
ik'N
Mitts
ew
Wool,
Leather
and
the
ever-popular
White
Fur
Mitts
is
the
one
by
the
brilliant
young
!
e
,
.
Ci
Mr.
Davies
of
Kingston,
Ontario.
Special
Navy
Mim
It
is
about
a
young
Canadian
At
Civic
Centre
who
refused
to
go
to
the
U.S.A.
I
,
...
to
carve
out
a
career
for
himself
,
e
f
,Fr'daV
P'sht
le
for
the
Civic
Centre
members
-but
who
stayed
right
home
will
be
a
special
event
this
week.
not
and
upset
applecarts
(I'm
Tne
flIm
being
snown
has
be''"
sure
whose)
t
v,ini,
if!
iQfo
w
that.
thA
loaned
through
the
courtesy
oi
Doms
Department
Store
performnc;
the
HMCS
Chatham
and
the
Utk
first
will
be
a
sue-'
r
...
is
Is
"Tn
"The
a
Navy
Maw
Flies."
in
oo
"
The
Tho
time
tirrtA
fr
foi
cess.
What
happens
then
will
the
.'howing
will
be
as
usual
ana
the
place,
the
Common
Lounge.
depend
on
the
supply
of
good
three-act
plays.
t
Electric
Washe
With
Pump
Control
o
$159.50
WITH
prospects
of,
Prince
Ilupert
elevator
be-
i
Who
knows
of
any?
Maybe'
Canadians
On
the
average
some
are
tucked
away
in
an
old
IT
PAYS
TO
PAY
PROMPTLY
Credit
is
a
Rrpat
Convenience,
this
privilege
will
be
yours
if
you
pay
your
accounts
promptly
as
agreed.
"A
good
credit
record
is
your
greatest
asset."
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
runk
in
the
atlic:
Anybody
who
person
on
RoinS
t,.
ies
in
1947
and
,
in
sends
such
.ton,
to
me
can
be
t,
V
Lle
tirJ
offices,
urban
and
rural,
in
Can-
,ada.
fYy
ll
llJ
'
letter'.
b
r.
ad
II
j
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POW
0,
fRiNC'E
RUPERT
:
.
8A?tBf
V.-
.
i-IJONE
210
'
"
'
oOo
THE
FAMILY
HAVE
a
stand-
j
ing
joke
on
me
when
I
come
home
and
say:
"I
met
a
really
smart
chap:
(or
giH)
today
..
."
,
TherMheyr-all
chime
In:
J
J'S'
"
"Sure,
we
knowi
he-tWsh-!)
.
thinks
just
like
you
do."
i
In
this
case,
that's
right.
j
If
the
Canadian
live
theatre
is
ever
to
grow
up
and1
flourlsn
in
Canada
it's
roots
must
be
in
.he
Canadian
earth.
That
mean.?
.
Canadian
plays
as
well
as
Cana-
j
dian
players,
as
far
as
they
are
j
Vv
ing
used
again
for
storage
and,
we
hope,
shipment
of
grain,
the
question
of
discrimination
.
against
Prince
Rupert
in
the
matter
of
the
International
Load
Line,
the
removal
of
which
we
have
campaigned
for
so
long,
comes
once
more
to
'he
fore.
We
do
not
think
that
grain
traffic
through
t.
Prince
Rupert
;
is
.being
resumed
because
of
any
love
of
the
powers
that
be
for
this
port
or
desire
1
to
promote
its
use
but
rather
because
there
is
going
to
be
no
alternative
but
to
use
all
outlets.
However,
it
would
seem
to
be
a
good
time
to
bring
the
campaign
over
the
International
Load
;
Line,
as
it
affects
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
up
to
"
date
again
and
find
just
where
we
stand
on
the
matter
so
that
a
timely
occasion
may
be
taken
to
resume
our
battle
on
the
matter.
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
"Who
may
abide
the
day
of
His
coming
-Malachi
3:2.
iii
i
fojfSR
itvuiiuuie.
You
can
liclp
your
Post
OlTice
to
give
ixMtcr
service
by
wriline
the
address
on
1
vour
Idler
or
uarcel
elr-arlv.
Full
nnmp
SERVING
THE
B.C.
COAST
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO:
MAS8ET
PORT
CLEMENTS
JUSKATLA
Cm
TTV
QTJEFN
CHARLOTTE
XT
0tC?1
3flQ
street
ad.Jress,
Post
OlTice
Box
niimlHT
)PKCV1
MlDlPT&'
wr
RuraI
Koute
n""iler,
shoulJ
l
W'
iMr
1
1
included.
Always
write
a
return
address
in
the
top
left
hand
corner
of
everything
you
mail.
'&lftffr
COL"
CUMSHEWA!
9
M
A
C?
1
w
l
rwi
A
T
CORRECT
POSTAGE
ItirryM
MONEY
OKDEK
1
:
..
.
i
..c
I.
r
saves
embarratMtnenl!
Be
sure
to
use
the
correct
amount
of
fiostagft.
If
you
are
in
douht,
always
lave
your
letter
or
parcel
weighed
P
Just
Inhalf
the
(ootk.
Ing.
htalinf
fume
of
MINAKO'S,
and
fei
Mm
irfflMTUII
IfJ
Envelopes
can
accidentally
be
broken,
torn
in
handling
and
money
lout.
Whenever
you
end
money
through
the
mailir,
it's
nafer
to
lit
postal
money
orders.
You
can
B
get
Uiera
at
your
Post
Office.
;
relief.
Oct
bottia
rtecauxft
tho
recipient
must
rav
m
it
hwidr.
hie
the
deficient
postane.
'Ihit
it
esnerinllv
lilt
fi
i
it
ArnnoMicai
sue
SV
i
MM
r.EAVI?.
PlttNl'lO
UUPfctlT
'KX'Tpt
Tliu'sday
and
Suno-'J
v
nttM
PlUNf
l!
rcpert
TO:
ALICE
AUM
STEWART
.00
!
HAVE:
PitTNt;E
RUPERT
THURSDAYS
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EXPORTERS
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Herbert
Wrap
PARCELS
carefully!
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
VOUR
Post
Office
is
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friendly
servant.
Ask
for
help
with
ynnr
ptal
prohlenu
at
any
time
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and
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about
the
various
service
available,
such
as:
Air
Mail,
Canada
Air
Letters,
special
delivery,
registration,
Rural
Directories
insurance
of
parcel
post,
C.O.U.,
gift
parrels'
for
overseas,
international
and
fmieriai
reply
coupons,
and
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Savings
Bank,
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Dossilile
Jam.ipt
to
parcel
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CHARLOTTE
AIRLINE"
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by
sing
atrong
containers.
Protect
documents,
pictures,
etc.
with
stiffening
boards.
Tie
securely
with
strong
twine
or
cord.
.
RENTALS
Sonierviile
Smith
(OtUwa-bom
Rhodes
scholar
who
once
wanted
to
be
a
classics
professor
at
Queen's
University,
now
Is
aiding
British
exporters
to
tackle
the
tough
dollar
problem
with
fewer
worries.
As
controller-general
of
Britain'
export
credit
guarantees
department,
Somervllle
Smith
underwrites
a
percentage
of
the
losses
exporters
may
suffer.
(CP
PHOTO)
PHONE
6
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&
Christopher
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CANADA
POST
OFFICE
60S
Third
Ave.
W.
OVER
BROADWAY
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