prince
nuuett
DaHg
jSetof
tVeJiTestlay,
March
2,
1949
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
J3?
SHIPS
and
more
cable
could
be
purchased
if
required.
Another
point
that
favors
the
'Installation
of
the
cables
as
I
suj'.Kcstcd,
all
would
be
so
located
as
to
mesh
in
with
any
new
plant
which,
no
doubt,
would
XlMVltIIith3ft
'.
be
located
around
MeBride
I
disagreed
with
the
statement
Stnvt
In
Sections
5
or
6.
and
wired
the
maniir.irinrir
..r
I
in
nmeliision.
the
citv
is
tak-
$100,000
WOULD
DO
Editor,
Daily
News:
M
WATERFRONT
Carrying
CO
passengers
lor
southeastern
Alaska
points.
C.
P.R.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
Capt.
Graham
Hughes,
was
in
port
this
morning.
She
also
carried
220
tons
of
freight,
mostly
lor
Skagway.
a
heavy
burden
under
the
equipment
if
it
was
possible
!
inn
on
nrevailinc
hi"h
nrlccs
but,
if
SAVE-
i
xxciernng
to
xne
repon
in
your
edition
of
February
15
on
the
action
of
your
city
council
l
on
the
proposed
new
telephone
WALLACE'S
Spring
Material
For
The
Whole
Family
By
all
inean.s
see
Wallace's
large
new
stock
of
materials
for,
Spring.
Time
to
sew
for
Mother,
Daughter,
Baby,
Father
and
Son
.
.
.
YES,
materials
for
the
entire
due
caution,
and
a
very
close
of
the
.situation
is
to
add
to
the
plant,
receiving
a
reply
advising
a
200
line
addition
could
be
provided
for
$0000.
Since
that
time
one
more
section
was
added.
This
actiou
rn.
nn:ivlKis
plant
for
your
city,
I
feel
it
my
duty
to
offer
my
comments
and
made,
I
am
firmly
of
the
opinion
the
situation
can
be
met
very
satisfactorily
along
the
lines
I
-DAVID
BUTLER
S.:
correct
statements
made
at
the
i
suited
in
the
savin"
of
smnn
i
council
meeting
which
I
know
i
$140.(10(1
and
the
equipment
has
have
suggested
above,
if
tn?
were
made
in
Rood
faith.
Never-
operated
for
30
years
since
th;it.
!
tin-sent
nolicv
is
carried
out.
I
NKWS
CARTOON
ineicss,
i
must
ciraw
certain
,,
.
,
Ille
$"5,000
mentioned
as
,
i
pur-
facts
more
plainly
is,..,
to
the
atten-I
.
,
,,
,
w"
..,,,
,
.
..
.
i
chase
c
price
for
the
manual
sys-
tion
of
all
concerned
n
the
arg
I
.,
.
.
..
,
y
fenr
your
utility
Is
not
going
to
meet
with
the
success
we
ail
hope
for
it.
ERNEST
LOVE
Stewart.
5
WALLACE'S
of
Course
CNR.
steamer
Prince
Rupert
had
a
new
Chief
Engineer
when
she
docked
here
northbound
on
her
weekly
sailing.
He
was
Robert
Baldrey,
who
is
replacing
Reg
Williams,
currently
holidaying
in
California.
Mr.
Baldrey
was
formerly
second
engineer
on
the
Prince
George.
Master
of
the
Prince
RujKTt
Is
Capt.
Reg
Sparkcs
who
is
replacing
Capt.
Ernest
Caldwell
who
'also
is
on
holidays.
.njiuuuui.
Ul
pJJl,tV
Ult
Hilt;
fiiiw.llt.f
j
i
.
,
Dower
proposed
plant.
CLOSE
PLAY
R.I
.
f
.
1
JILL'S
J
(GRADUaI
OTTAWA
IN
BILLIARDS
The
opening
games
in
the
first
round
of
the
fourth
handicap
English
billiards
tournament
which
commenced
at
th
It
Tays
to
Advertise!
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!
plant,
storage
batteries,
distil-1
buting
frame,
,
harmonic
ring-
j
ing
machines
and
test
desk
'
which
are
already
installed.!
This
would
reduce
the
above
figure
by
some
10,000,
bearing
out
my
statement
that
the
automatic
would
cost
double
the
'
amount
of
the
manual
equip
Admitting
the
present
plant,
l.s
in
pretty
bad
shape,
caused
primarily
by
war
conditions
making
it
impossible
to
procure
the
necessary
repair
parts,
however,
conditions
are
such
today
that
the
necessary
parts
should
now
be
available
and
a
couple
of
thousand
dollars
expended
for
this
purpose
would
put
the
pres
"""'J'
B
Snar
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
Reflections
"""'y-iiitth
,
Canadian
Legion
Hull
last
STEWART
NEWS
hilvst
from
Portland
Gnuil
Mining
(a-iiIic
ment.
As
thp
man
who
liisi.niwi
ent
switchboard
in
first-class
Winnipeg
registered
25
below
litely
solved.
The
tall
mountain
last
Monday
night.
But
the
face,
hard
by
the
river,
has
long
shape.
By
the
addition
of
2-300
j
telephone
plant
in
1910
and
en-
seasoned
,
Winnipcgger
never
been
a
source
of
more
or
less
admits
to
feeling
chilly.
He
refers
you
to
the
glorious
sunshine
Carson
and
L.
A.
Behnsen
tied
for
the
mens
first
prize,
the
former
winning
on
the
cut
of
the
cards.
The
consolation
prize
went
to
Don
Norton.
were
marked
by
extremely
dose
Mace
m
!C'
play
which
kept
the
outcomes
w,ls
a
j
?r
in
doubt
until
the
winning
shots'
was
a
J
1
had
been
-played.
'publH,?
J.
Campbell
C-30.
won
a
10
iial
ilim,.u'
11
point
victory
over
Dave
'
Owens'
two
..''.,
-15)
after
a
keenly
contested
.
Small
match
In
which
Owens
made
a
piiyfitiiin'
break
of
24
and
the
winner
22.
I
In
the
second
game,
Bob
Mux-j
WICK
cilfrt
ley
(-5
spotU?d
his
opponent,!
EDMOTON
Les
r-arkes,
an
additional
40
,
not
put
wh.'
points
and,
in
a
whirlwind
fin-
Ecinioiu,,,,
ish
after
he
had
regained
his!
to
make
th'1"
heavy
handicap
points,
just
loslj
official
annl
hv
th
nnrrniv
nvi.nl.-.
f
1
..
.
"ufi
line
auctions
oi
BwncuDoara,
"
"
i
auu
navo
your
exchange
would
be
in
a
j
a
feeling
for
municipal
owner-position
to
provide
service
for
;
ship
and
am
very
much
interest-100
individual
subscribers
and;ed
in
its
welfare
and
success
2000
4-party
lines,
making
a
i
and.
feel
no
large
expansion
Is
total
of
2100
new
subscribers,
j
justified
at
this
time.
,
Every
These
sections
would
not
be
hem
required
for
new
plant
is
bcamincr
on
the
spotless
snow
How
lovely
it
all
must
be!
difficulty,
yet
one
of
these
days
it
must
and
shall
cease
from
troubling.
But
for
the
present,
and
chiefly
in
winter,
it
will
continue
to
be
regarded
with
misgivings,
for
its
that
sort
of
an
annoyance
spot
not
at
all
uncommon
on
all
lines
that
pierce
the
great
ranges.
The
ladies
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
the
members
of
Stewart
Blanch
staged
a
crib-bage
tournament
on
Friday
in
the
Legion
Club
Rooms,
the
ladies
winning
by
a
score
of
7848
to
7774.
Individual
winners
were
Mrs.
Norma
Lewis
and
Mrs.
A.
Lawrence
for
the
ladies.
W.
J.
Crawford
was
first
in
the
men's
section
with
Louis
Behn-sen
taking
the
consolation
prize.
Miss
J.
Crawford
won
the
raffle.
the
present
obtainable
only
at
staggering
nrtptp
IP,,.-
i
t
n
.-.
11
4
1.
connected
with
switchboard,
as
switchboard
has
the
addition
of
Miss
Shirley
Lawrence
was
hostess
at
her
thirteenth
birthday
party
at
the
home
of
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al.
Lawrence,
on
Fridav.
The
euests
the
present
no
room
for
the
necessary
Word
from
Ottawa
says
an
Investigation
into
building
regulations
Is
to
commence
at
once.
'Any
Impedimenta
that
delays
construction
progress
will
be
knocked
out.
If
it
takes
as
long
as
it
docs
to
floor
Joe
Louis
we
may
as
well
purchase
tents.
....
.
i
iiv
new
tln.c
..,1.
were
Misses
Miriam
Huahtt.
I
points,
the
final
scores
beini
,
...
'
,
;
multiples
for
Inter-connection
between
them.
This
would
be
overcome
by
adding
10
trunk
Seven
Mounties
guarded
Izor
Gouzenko,
former
Soviet
cipher
Joan
McKay,
Betty
Behnsen,1
Parkes
150-Moxley
148
1
arp
scraping
u
clerk,
when
he
appeared
as
a
,i;eks
on
each
of
the
new
sec
tions,
whl
h
provide
the
facili
witness
at
the
opening
of
Sam
Carr's
trial.
In
Izor's
case.
Mos
wvjovo.
i
ui
jnotaiici:,
-an
leiepiionu
cables
are
manufactured
from
copper
and1
lead
.these
two
metals
are
quoted
today
at
17
and
24
cenis
respectively
per
pound
for
crude
ore
at
the
smelter.
When
refined
and
made
into
cables
the
cost
would
be
tripled,
making
the
cost
of
these
cables
out
of
all
reason,
whereas,
If
only
sufficient
cable
were
purchased
at
present
to
relieve
the
present
shortage
of
lines,
and
provide
for
all
demands
for
telephone
service
for
a
year
or
two.
it
will
be
reasonable
to
exnect
ties
for
connecting
all
subscrib
Mary
Manojlovieh,
Masters
Johnny
llecimovlc,
Johnny
Kustas,
Kenny
Thompson
and
George
Nelson.
Between
cake,
pop,
and
games
they
all
had
a
most
enjoyable
evening.
cow
has
a
memory
that
forgets
I
ers.
The
method
of
making
this
The
regular
whist
drive
held
by
He
Stewart
Branh
of
the
Canadian
Legion
on
Saturday
was
well
attended
and
the
competition
was
very
keen,
Mrs.
uuuwig
anu
ine
rc.o.iu.r.
evi-
connection
will
not
slow
nu
n
dently
realise
it.
the
service.
Each
onerator
has
There
seems
reason
o
think
that,
at
last,
pirates'
loot
worth
about
five
hundred
million
and
secreted
centuries
ago
on
Cocos
Island
off
Central
America,
has
been
found.
Wjth
typical
self-effacement,
the
Vancouver
press
points
out
that
all
of
those
klentificd
with
the
prodigious
find
belong
to
Vancouver.
a
push
button
provided
to
make
direct
connection
to
the
headset
of
the
operator
on
the
new
W.
J.
Crawford
won
the
ladies'
first
prize
and
Mrs.
T.
Kirk-1
Rev.
C.
L.
Lomas.
Anglican
Patrick
and
Mrs.
S.
Kirkpatrick
J
minister,
arrived
last
Mondav
switchboard.
Tills
operator
as
Natural
enough
for
Scandinavia
to
look
westward.
Long
before
Christopher
Columbus
was
heard
of
Norway's
helmeted
sea-kings
were'
roaming
the
tied
for
the
consolation
prize.
number
I
that
these
metal
prices
Will
Mrs.
Klrknatrirk
winninrr
on
ti
and
will
stay
here
tvo
weeks
conducting
prc-Lcnten
services
In
St.
Mark's
Church.
signs
the
trunk
jack
which
completes
the
connec
have
dropped
considerably
an'i
!
cut
of
the
cards.
J.
1
Shorty
j
tion
in
the
same
manner
as
if
It
:
does
not
follow,
because
northern
wpans
nnH
vimrinn
traffic
has
resumed
between
the
coasts
of
what
are
today
here
and
Terrace
that
the
prob-
known
as
Canada
and
the
Uni-tem
of
Kwinitsa
has
been
defin-
ted
States.
the
multiples
were
used.
This
installation
would
cost
approximately
$21,500.
This
is
the
method
used
in
all
large
offices.
When
the
switchboard
be-
jromcs
to
loivj
for
the
operators
1
to
reach
all
numbers,
what
Is
!
known
as
a
"B"
Board
is
in
if
I
SCAMPERS
(Tr.d.
Mart
K.J.)
Your
favourite
tlnw
is
bark
...
niorr
sllrarlivr,
more
romforfiiMc
limn
rvrr
brforr
in
a
nrw
hum
imin
tlcin.
Krr
joiir
fcrt
ronl
ml
roniiWlflhlr
nil
wiiiiiiiirr
lung
tthfi
a
pir
of
SiMnaii
-JV
T
X
lial'j
(he
amount
of
the
1
chcuc
for
mmiic
2.2W.IKXI
(..iiuiluns.
the
V)iS-4i
Rcfurul.ihlc
SjMiigs
jrt
m
this
nionlli.
Siiiic
nill
gi
1
los,
Simmi
stalled,
the
original
board
bcins
known
as
the
"A"
Board.
All
incoming
signals
are
received
by
the
"A"
Board,
then
transferred
t)
the
"B"
Board
by
trunks,
in'
the
same
manner
as
I
explained
above.
The
final
connection
to
complete
the
call
rests
with
the
operator
on
"B"
Board
which
is
the
outgoing
board.
As
well,
all'
supervision
signals
remain
unchanged,
that
the
operator
knows
when
the
call
has
been
answered
ar.d
also
when
to
disconnect.
All
offices
in
Vancouver
or
any
other
lare
plants
operate
011
this
principle
on
manual
switchboards,
as
Ihcre
is
no
other
'-vav
,
-
-fl-
'teri's
r---?
Zu
Mi1
at
Srm(rr
on
ilii-plny
our
More.
more.
Hut.
if
vou
h.ivc
a
rilimd
mr.
--iSwsa
'
1
j
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
1;
of
handling
the
traffic.
you,
it
will
he
monty
vm
h.nc
duw:'
.
.
.
money
you've
ill
re,
til
sauil
.
.
.feu
kind
of
money
to
keep
on
sawng.
It
fcrl
giMid
to
hac
a
nest
(;:g
in
It
tncans
a
ready
fund
you
lan
dia
t
case
of
emergency
or
opportunity.
Why
not
put
jour
refund
di(iuca
a
savings
account
at
the
HufM?
To
provide
for
outside
lines
to
take
care
of
this
addition,
,2-1
200
pair
cables
should
be
added
j
to
take
care
of
Sections
5-6
and
j
COLORFUL
PLACES
Newfoundland
has
one
nf
Hi.-
rintt
n(i
.
..j
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F,
I,.
Hughes,
D.C.,
I'h.C.
.
-
21-22
Besner
Block
Tlione
BLUE
442
for
.
Appointment
"
"
norns
10:30
a.m.
to
12:30
p.m.
and
a
to
5
p.m.
r.vi:Mj(
Monday
anil
Friday,
7:30
p
m.
Im
Miotic
unnhlo
to
ciinr
Uurlin
the
dy.
BKCKPTIONI8T
lu
attend
wutuiuiu
01
uuu
places
names
one
i
i!hiD
t
flj
.
.
,11
,
anytwhcre
m
the
world.
Joe
Batts
Arm.
Heart's
Desire,
and
Horse
Chops
are
acksoAn
'
"Ta
P
"ere
18
thC
SS-
Northcrn
Ra?"
unloading
freight
at
a
flace
callrd
(f
pmTQ
I&
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AND
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Ave.
Phone
53
all
sections
of
the
city
located
on
the
higher
ground,
also
one
J00
pair
should
be
installed
from
I
the
exchange
to
lane
between
Bank
or
Montr
ance
afternoons.
second
and
Third
Avenue
on
Fulton
Street,
breaking
at
this
,
point.
100
pair
extended
toward
Section
Two,
to
take
care
of
I
that
area,
the
other
100
pair
W
j
be
extended
to
cover
the
area
I
from
Fulton
Street
to
Court
j
House,
Cow
Bay,
etc.
This
would
j
take
care
of
all
new
demands
I
for
service
for
many
years
to
FOR
ALL'
TYl'ES
OF
PRINTING
up
CRLLTING
CARDS
PENS
AND
PENCILS
A
CIRCULATION
suiwi:y
whidi
tlu:
Daily
News
is
conducting
is
surprising
even
us
as
to
the
den-sity
of
our
circulation.
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
HOME
STATIONERY
urprising
come,
and
would
relieve
the
congestion
at
least
one
year
earlier
than
the
proposed
new
plant
could
possibly
start
to
op
SEE
I'l
illi
('
linr..
.1
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erate.
This
addition
would
cost
approximately
$56,900,
making
a
total
expenditure
of
$78,400
and,
by
providing
$21,600
more
for
repairs
to
present
office
equipment,
purchase
of
additional
telephones
etc..
$100,000
would
be
ample.
The
telephone
situation
is
in
very
much
the
same
position
as
it
was
in
1919
when
the
equipment
-was
t:ec;ared
worn
out
and
impossible
to
add
to
and
a
bylaw
for
$150,000
was
voted
to
build
a
new
plant.'At
that
time'
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is
ihe
Time...
to
make
changes
in
your
refrigeration
system.
We
will
be
glad
to
assist
you
in
any
improvements
contemplated.
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IF
THE
BUSINESS
PEOPLE
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
WANT
THEIR
NEWS
TO
GET
AROUND,
THEIR
SURE
WAY
OF
DOING
SO
IS
TO
ADVERTISE
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WHICH
REALLY
GETS
AROUND!
!
NU-WAY
Delivery
Service
Call
IJLACK
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For
ALL
Your
Delivery
Needs
Have
your
machine
checked
to
see
if
it
is
in
condition
for
the
heavy
work
season
which
is
ahead.
SEE
US
FOR
YOUR
REFRIGERATION
REQUIREMENTS
Walk-in
or
Reach-in
Coolers
Frozen
Food
Cabinets
Ice
Cream
Cabinets
and
Domestic
Refrigerators
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd
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PHONE
210
or
209
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Just
Call
98
or
86
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FOR
YOUR
'CHICKEN
IN
THE
ROUGH'
CALL
RED
705
CIVIC
CENTRE
DINING
ROOM
Philpott,
Evi
and
Co.
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Your
Salesman
in
Every
Home
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