12rinrc
Rupert
Dattp
retost
Tuesday,
November
1,
1549
quite
rif;ht
In
putting
his
foot
There
may
be
attempt
-at
this,
down.
but
if
the
rank
and
file
is
intel-
;
lient
snci
Independent
la
brucellosis.
In
the
ring,
in
the
great
CrlU-fum,
the
pride
of
the
Be.
cji'i.
world
will
jje
paraded
before
the
experts
or
all
North
America
u
811
Victoria
Report
cors
were
interested
in
what
Mrs.
away
with
rigging
and
dictation.
Eugenie
Anderson,
the
new
U.o.
Mrg
AndeMon
puts
this
whole
Ambassador
to
Denmark,
said'
hj
j
nutshell
when
she1
An
independent
dsilr
ru
warmer
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
itii
oomir.imities
compiling
northern
end
central
British
Columbia.
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mall,
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa)
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every
afternoon
except
SundRjr
bv
Prince
Rupert
Dniiy
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Ltd..
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Rupert.
British
Columbia.
G
A
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O
PFRRY.
Manaelng
Director
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viwi
vuuiiy
ior
publicity
for
British
Columoia
and
will
still
further
prove
that
this
province
is
a
natural
home
for
bluebloods
of
the
barn
and
ras.
s
in
nl.i.
I
the
other
day
about
political
par-
fays.
..
lhe
participation
of!
t.i.o
.li-irl
tl.i.ir
t-iine
in
nnhiir
life,
'
t
average
ctizens'iri
:..
.
-.
political
.
par-
linb
fi'lH
toon
'rtumftprol'U
Cflfo
11
'
n-iun
.
lit
O
V.
11.
1
Vl
H1WV...1..
J
,11.1V.
ture.
She
said
every
citizen
should
be
a
member
of
some
political
party.
She
is.
in
this,
of
course,
quite
Pair
...
MENS
K.mi
.
PREMIER
GETS
TOUGH
WITH
CIVIL
SERVANTS
JOHN
CITIZEN
AND
POLITICS
Premier
Johnson
who
prefers
the
clubman's
handshake
greeting,
got
tough
when
he
announced
a
new
rifiht.
There
is
too
much
grumb-!
B.
C.
agriculture
department
line
that
political
parties
run
the
!
officials
in
the
Legislative
Build-
special
trom
MEN
S
WOltST,
country.
But
every
citizen
can
,
ings
have
been
busy
in
recent
be
a
member
of
a
political
party,
days
making
sure
50
aristocrats
vote
for
delegates
who
chose
of
the
B.C.
cattle
world
have
federal
and
provincial
leaders
at
every
comfort
on
their
long
trek
conventions
and
set
the
party
'
r.cross.
the
country
to
the
Royal
Style,
,rom
j,
J
cost-of-living
bonus
for
B.
C.'s
7,000
civil
servants.
The
Premier
doesn't
like
being
tough.
He
much-prefers
that
everything
go
so
smoothly
he
can
keep
smiling
and
talk
pleasantries.
This
time,
however,
his
nlatforms
which,
to
some
extent
.
Winter
Fair
in
Toronto.
MWS
Dltrss
A
SOX
Sun
patience
was
at
an
end.
He
told
MEN
S
SPlmt
s,
I
.1UW
MEN
S
WOR
J
"
vaiua
mm
ne
was
oiuni
.
merit,
sick
leave,
pensions
They
about
it-that
there'll
be
no
more
'
have
sepurif
few
m
,n
cost-of-living
bonu.es.
In
future.
vate
,nUust
have
T,
he
sa.d,
increases
in
pay
will
be
'yu
m,veI.
,ose
thejr
b
Some
of
these
animals
are
worth
$10,000
each.
They
must,
be
pampered
and
petted,
have
their
every
whim
catered
to.
There
will
be
five
carloads
in
all
and
each
car
will
have
two
top
herdsmen
to
look
after
the
occupants.
Special
cars
are
fitted
up;
wooden
ceilings
are
put
Into
all-steel
cars
so
that
the
cattle
won't
drown
from
moisture.
Every
animal
has
been
vaccinated
against
shipping
fever
and
guy-ant
eed
free
of
tuberculosis
ana
lat?r
become
government
policy.
In
this
way
every
citizen
can
h;ive
a
part
in
government.
The
members
of
political
pnr-ties,
the
rank
and
file,
are
tiie
ones,
in
the
long
run,
who
nave
the
final
say-so.
True,
the
b
!y;:
in
the
smoke-filled
back
bedrooms
of
big
hotels
have
a
lot
ol
say,
but
even
they
must
depend
on
the
rank
and
file
for
support.
There
is
too
much
unfounded
!.
ingestion
that
political
conventions
are
rigged
trom
the
top.
;ow
MEN'S
I
EATS
KRtAKF.RS
jm
Rpertai
MEN'S
AM...
he
said,
in
effect
They're
not
overworked.
They
often
get
three
clay
holiday
week
that's
that;
ends.
civil
servants
can
put
it
in
then-pipes
and
smoke
it.
Back
in
1947,
before
Mr.
Johnson
was
Premier,
the
cabinet
told
Enjoy
the
ciccllent
eppolntmenls,
ilicioin
food,
and
the
imencclltd
CRl'ISI
R
(y)T;
Special
Time
was
when
civil
servants
were
scanuoii.iiy
underpaid.
Hiat
MEN
S
DRESS
Sll
civil
servants
they
could
have.has
been
rectified
-now.,
.Most,
another
bonus
every
time
the
j
people
feel
Premier
Johnson
Vas
i
irom
cost-of-living;
index
went
up
12.5
'
MEN'S
l
NDF.Ri
nations,
nx&m
7
f-
special
i
New
Housing
Welcome
THE
SALE
of
the
former
United
States
WITH
Army
administration
building
to
Frank
Kaf-tel,
Toronto
financier,
satisfactory
culmination,
it
would
seem,
has
been
reached
in
connection
with
the
disposition
of
at
least
one
of
the
important
war
installations
in
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Kaftel
has
become
otherwise
interested
in
Prince
Rupert
through
the
purchase
of
valuable
property
on
Second
Avenue
where
he
plans
the
erection
of
a
million
dollar
hotel.
'
Conversion
of
the
First
Avenue
building
into
apartments
cannot
come
too
soon
to
relieve
a
housing
shortage
in
Prince
Rupert
which
is
already
proving
acute
and
which
is
in
fact
holding
back
the
growth
of
the
city
through
unwillingness
of
people
to
come
here
because
of
the
inadequacy
of
accommodation.
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
the
city
itself
and
E.
T.
Applewhaite
M.
P.,
are
among
those
that
can
be
thanked
that
the
administration
building
was
held
up
from
demolition
on
several
occasions.
Now
it
is
to
be
hoped
some
useful
purpose
can
be
found
for
the
big
waterfront
warehouse
building
which,
of
course,
should
be
held
intact
any
way
for
possible
use
in
connection
with
a
defence
program.
-
HOPE-PRINCETON
HIGHWAY
THE
HOPE-PRINCETON
HIGHWAY,
an
integ-I
ral
link
in
the
trans-provincial
highway
system
in
the
southern
part
of
British
Columbia,
is
to
be
formally
opened
tomorrow
with
considerable
acclaim
and
ceremony.
There
is
no
question
that
the
new
road
will
fill
a
valuable
function
and
there
would
be
no
point
in
disputing
the
fact
even
though
it
will
be
of
no
direct
benefit
to
this
particular
part
of
the
country.'
MEN'S
RAlNfo.H
service
of
ens
cl
(het
fine
thipt.
Prince
Rupert
Sailings
Southbound
.
Monday,
Nv.
7
Saturday,
Nov.
19
Wednesday,
Nov.
30
For
Information
and
reservations
contact
II.
II.
Davies
General
Agent
IlltlD5
MEN'S
(iAKAIUH
Full
lined
I.
points.
This
has
happened
three
times
and
has
cost
the
treasury
$3,000,000.
In
addition
to
saying
there'll
be
no
more
bonuses
on
the
1947
agreement,
the
Premier
told
the
civil
servants
that
every
time
the
cost-of-living
index
goes
down
12.5
points
a
bonus
will
be
lopped
off
until,
the
government
hopes,
the
civil
servants
will
be
back
to
their
basic
wages.
The
latest
bonus,
as
the
others.
MEN'S
COVERT
(J
it
1
1
rt
-
;
I'OATS-Tops
in
I
lit
I
!
MEN'S
DRESS
P)
assortment,
peri,
i
nm
i
KNITTING
Wdoi;
;
ity.
Regular
45c
I
Now,
per
ball
.
;
BOYS'
I
AC
El)
I
11O0TS-AII
sites
j
!
Special
f
gives
every
civil
servant
receiving
up
to
$160
a
month
a
straight
m
m
'i
mmvmfrmnmi.tir:
-M
A-
-v
s
..si
.
a
10
per
cent
increase
and
those
getting
more
than
$160
get
$10
a
month,
which
Is
the
maximum.
r
I
3
,ssrj'?!-
.
i
BOYS'
SCHOOL
I
JKtVuvuU
There's
no
doubt
the
public
is
a
little
burned
up
about
the
latest
bonus.
Many
people
consider
civil
servants
better
off
than
the
average
person.
They
get
three
weeks'
vacation
a
year
with
pay
after
10
years
emp'.uy-
"ANTS
It
BOYS'
RAICO,lS
fitlinir.
From
i
BOYS'
AI.L-WonS
1ACKFTS
)
,11'-
'Zum'
"
i,
JiT-
itAf
J
fit
f'
:
-
I
-
,
.-.
'
.
"V
-
Hm
"'WW
We
can
hope,
however,
that,
with
that
road
now
COOKER
i
'1
ll
Pay.'
lu
'
I
BURNER
Vmm
mn
t
up
U
('.
mt
fvH
bMlf
(lh
IhH
nnsaxtntr
hrni-r
mt
turn.
Uaef
In
Kor
llmier
r
Warm
Alt
rurnir
nHMltlk
to
huntr
if
hi
t
nwini
.
finished,
the
day
will
be
considerably
closer
when
more
and
quicker
attention
will
be
paid
to
the
highways
of
this
rapidly
developing
central
and
northern
part
of
the
country;
including
the
northern
trans-provincial
highway
out
of
Prince
Rupert,
especially
the
unfinished
gap
east
of
Prince
George
between
Sinclair
Mills
and
McBride.
PERSONAL
burns
the
From
yuur
o'i:
I
Come
In
and
S-.'e
i
lflc
EA.-25
I
t
WRATH.d
PHOTO
FIMi
-
in.
j
V1CKERS'
IS
0ISTIUED
IN
CANADA
a
no
is
DisTmtuTto
ivCatvrrt
for
some
time,
thur,
living
in
A
brother
Ar-Toronto,
s
u
r-
cheapest
small
Lipnite
Coals
with
Wi'fc
efficiency.
Cut
your
fuel
bills
in
half!
OVER
22.000
SATISFIED
USERS
IN
WESTERN
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
die
Government
of
British
Columbia.
wmmwuifi
n
I
m
ri,)iiiiniiinn
i
.
tr-lt
:
WIS
AN
IMPERIAL
WAR
VETERAN
.
George
Bradbury,
who
died
SAYOj
mm
vives.
An
Imperial
veteran
of
the
first
world
war.Mr.
Bradbury
suffered
frail
health
following
Nothing
transforms
a
room
as
quickly
and
at
t
E
X
T
one-room
telfrTJ
.
CANADA
I!l!iilil!lill!i!!!i!;!iii!!ll!!!!!!fi
little
expense
as
a
smart
Conaoleum
in
tne
city
yesterday,
In
his
his
army
service.
After
working
HOI
W.
L.
WOOI'i
heaven:
Rug
!
Bright,
pretty,
easy-fo-care-for
...
it
stays
beautiful
and
new
looking
an
amazingly
long
LVXtRJ
STEAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
seventy-third
year,
was
born
injat
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.
at
Gloucester,
England.
He
had
j
Georgetown,
he
later
took
tip
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
for
some
j
residence
In
the
city,
doing
odd
30
years
and
in
that
length
of
j
J(s
and
janitor
work
until
he
ST
"""iJ
mn4
rnmm
IHM
UN
Kl.lll
tn
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four
4nUrr
w
write
I
p
o.l
PHONE
3'
nine
oecame
quite
well
known,
i
entered
tne
Pioneer
Home.
He
SAILS
FOR
He
had
also
been
located
1
n
never
married
"
ISLAND
CITY
BIII.DERS'
SITPEIES
505
McBride
St.
Clue
821
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STf
i
PRINCE
Rtrt
time!
For
Congoleum
has
a
wear-layer
of
heat-toughened
paint
and
baked
enamel
equal
in
thickness
to
8
coats
of
the
besf
floor
paint
applied
by
hand.
And
it's
the
only
enamel
surface
floor
covering
with
Georgetown
where
he
was
in
the
employ
of
Weldon
McAfee
You
5?.w
it
hi
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