BONANZA
Lumps
of
pure
silver
weigh
t3rfnce
Uuprrt
Daflp
rectos
Tuesday,
OHober
25,
1949
ing
as
much
as
750
pounds
have
'
aJUJ
Ray
Reflects
.
bten
found
In
Norwegian
mines.
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aw
RemiiiisceHi
61
An
tnitrpendmt
dally
neKpRDr
derrstK)
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlr.ce
Rupert
and
aU
commun'.i'ed
compriin
northern
anci
renrrai
British
Columbia.
(Authorized
as
Second
CIrss
Mnll,
Post
Ofllce
Department,
Ottawa
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
bv
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
G.
A
HUNTFJt.
Mannelng
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
klSMBEtt
OF
CANADIAN
PRFSSS
ATOTT
BUREAU
OP
ClRCVLATIOf.3
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
NO
IU'K
TO
(
UN
I
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I
CIKS
TENDERS
are
Invited
by
the
un
i
i.L-Wiiin
11
1..
OLAVi
Prince
Rupert
s
first
theatre
Instead
of
being
emptied
on
the
t-Uvxi
somewhere
on
Kround
now
j
wharf.
Somehow
the
fuel
spilled
!J.Vu'rt
bv
the
railway
yard
or
into
the
har
bor
and
it
was
a
dead
tels
at
.
....
I
S1
very
,
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
OK;
Cemer,
Por
Wee,
AOe:
Per
Month.
Ibe;
Per
Tear,
800.
By
Mai),
Per
Month,
60c;
Per
Tear,
500
frum
ware-
the
American
Army
buit
lo.i.
too.
Old
timers
may
remeni-ter
ihe
Incident.
Pair
and
RlBRi
rwu--
K
was
situated
men
on
I-AOIKS'
fterU;m-d
for
the
erection
of
additions
to
the
Nurses'
Home
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oenerul
Hospital,
Frlnre
Kupert,
B.
C.
Plans
and
Apeclftcattonn
and
fnrms
of
Tender
may
be
ohtalned
Irom
Ihe
underslKiied
or
from
the
Architects.
MeCarter
A
Niilrne.
1V30
Murine
Bldg..
Vancouver.
B.
C.
on
deposit
of
a
cheo.ua
for
Plfty
Dollars
i50
0))
which
will
be
refunded
on
return
of
Plans
and
Specifications
in
K'md
condition.
Sealed
Tenders
shall
be
filed
In
More
Austerity
what
was
Known
nu-v
The
films
were
tousth
on
the
eyes.
The
seating
consisted
of
benches
,r-
L-itz-hin
chairs
and
could
be
Is
.aU
to
be
the
And
considering
It
oii"ht
to
be.
Experience
test
teacher,
what
it
costs
MKN'S
L
eat
II
if
F.KI
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I
f
I
A
J
classed
as
hard
on
any
thin
per-1
son
An
adventurous
piano
took
,
N
THE
DESPERATE
EFFORT
to
increase
production
for
export
so
the
nation's
credit
abroad
Special
Tens
of
thousands
of
persons
Prince
Rupert
Oeneru!
Hospital,
i
"-N
S
the
late
Fran
hold
Irivh
Sweep
'tickets
and
its
chances
with
o.wl
the
music
wn.i
hard
1
sillv
to
nrelend
vou're
not
Inter-I
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
not
later
than
Stevens
on
the
nerves.
j
Kpefial
MKN-s
imrss
sii:
iJ
s
irom
How
consumers
in
Prince
Ru
I
binstions.
mu..
Special
E.ich
tender
sh.ti;
be
accompanied
bv
a
certified
chinue
in
the
amount
i
of
five
per
cent
f6ej
)
of
the
Ten-'
cler.
and
by
a
Completion
Bond
let-'
ter.
I
The
lowest
or
ony
tender
may
not
necessarily
be
accepted.
L)
C.
Stevenson.
Adiniiil'ratr,
Prince
Hupiet
General
Hospital
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
12541
fsted.
If
you
made
a
real
killing
Jju'd
be
supremely
delighted,
and
so
would
your
sisters,
cousins
and
aunts
as
well
as
envious
M
m.;
of
us
enjoy
a
fling,
and.
if
it
wins
anything,
the
keener
Uie
iatisf
action.
Many
are
buying
tickets
for
this
or
that
practically
all
the
time.
The
practice
keeps
no
body
poor,
is
neither
sin
or
folly,
and
always
gome
folks
niaKe
the
right
gamble.
MEN'S
RAINCOAT
fitting
V
pert
managea
to
inui
water
ions?
'
before
there
was
any
Lake
Wood-I
worth
service
and
the
use
of
free
I
flowing
taps
in
homes
is
clearly
:
enough
to
remember.
There
were
!
frequent
rainfalls
and
nobody
I
worried
about
its
purity.
There
were
many
muskeg
holes
and
lr;.:u
this
source
of
supply
many
!
a
pailful
was
packed
heme.
MKN'S
GABMcbiM
Full
lined
may
be
bolstered
and
the
economic
crisis
weathered,
Britons
will
have
to
face
even
more
austerity.
However,
the
measures,
as
announced
yesterday
by
Prime
Minister
Attlee,
were
no
more
drastic
than
might
have
been
expected.
In
view
of
what
Mr.
Churchill
said,
it
may
be
anticipated
the
new
program
will
be
adopted
and
put
into
effect
with
a
minimum
of
delay.
Britons
will
have
to
go
without
some
more
things,
the
principal
new
economies
being
in
social
service,
education,
administrativ
e
and
public
works
costs.
The
essentals
of
living,
it
appears,
.have
been
left
alone
as
much
as
possible.
Thankful,
can
we
again
consider
ourselves
in
this
pleasant
land
of
Canada
when
we
compare
the
lot
of
old
Britain
where
even
a
benign
government
is
forced
to
extending
measures
of
stringency.
OLDEST
WOMAN?
Probably
the
oldest
woman
in
Canada
Is
Mrs.-
Isabella
Sharrow
t
North
Bay
who
this
week
celebrated
her
110th
birthday
.Mrs.
Sharrow
has
been
in
hospital
for
more
thin
two
years
uncter
treatment
for
a
hip
injury.
Nurse
Colleen
McMahon
gives
the
frail
woman
a
helping
hand
as
she
pases
for
this
birthday
photo.
CP
Photo)
DANCE
OF
DEATH
The
bite
of
the
tarantula
spider
was
once
believed
to
MKN'S
COVEKT
(1
r0ATS-TUps
in
b,
fit
MKN'S
ALL-WOOL
FISIIKItMKN
S
rv.
cut.
Now
i
MKN'S
DIIKSS
ASi
!
SOX
Now
One
fact
about
the
proposed
railway
ta
Alaska
Is
Its
virtual
cause
its
victim
to
dance
wildly
until
he
died
from
exhaus-
ceiiainty,
although
no
one
can!
sav
at
present
what
route
It
Willi
take
or
when.
There
is
more
than
tlon
Victoria
Report
MKN'S
SI'OItT
SII!
Now
one
sound
reason
why
steel
thculd
link
the
United
States
with
its
vast
northern
territory.
Today,
travel
to
Alaska
Is
made
by
air
by
sea
and
by
highway.
But
not
one
Is
more
Important
th-in
rail.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
MR.
NEHRU
SPEAKS
RESULTS
have
demonstrated,
as
Prime
T"
HE
HE
I
Mir
Highway
Opening
to
be
Red
Letter
Day
linister
Nehru
referred
to
in
his
speech
Down
But
Not
Beaten
I
Whenever
you
see
a
man
with
,
,
,
.
handkerchief,
socks
and
tie
to
i
T
T
i
!,,,,
,,,;.
Premier
Johnson
and
his
cabinet
can
hardly
mi.
matfh
you
may
be
iw
he
ig
for
November
2.
They
are
praying
for
fine
weather,
wearing
a
present
ex
ffa
'
N
'.BOYS'
AIX-WOOl'
I
Vi
1ft
I
I
V
,
-Fancy
plaid
1
V1CKERS
IS
Dittiuio
in
Canada
ROYS'
LACED
l:
K
at
Ottawa,
of
the
new
spirit
that
exists
between
India
and
Britain
in
the
changed
set-up
of
independence
within
the
Commonwealth.
'If
nothing
else,
the
era
of
peace
that
has
prevailed
of
recent
months
in
that
long
strife-ridden
land
has
illustrated
it.
Mr.
Nehru
also
spoke
of
the
new
India's
desire
to
.
have
no
entangling
alliances
with
any
nations
but
to
be
in
peaceful
and
friendly
relations
with
all.
Mr.
Nehru's
visit
to
Canada
should
further
strengthen
that
spirit
of
international
friendship
That
day
the
much
talked
of,
long
delayed
Hope-Princeton
Highway
will
be
opened
to
traffic.
The
rich
Okanagan
Valley
will
be
brought
within
six
or
eight
hours
driving
of
Vancouver.
The
Premier
will
cut
a
silken
tape
across
the
highway
at
Alii-
olution
in
American
.
society
Is
son
Pass
while
more
than
2
000
sure
to
come
in
Uie
next
five
or
We
sing
"O
Canada"
in
different
ways
and
with
different
Ideas.
Same
think
we
have
a
ilai
and
cltisrs
are
not
quite
sure.
We
say
we
are
Canadians,
and
a
neighbor
reckons
our
great-great-great-great
grand
fathers
j
and
mothers
had
something
to
persons
look
on.
An
honored
six
years.
guest
wil
be
John
Hart,
who
was
"The
sociu".
revolution
Is
the
Premier
when
the
first
contract
form
of
the
welfare
state
is
unon
oo
w-nn
.
on
limy,
carry
un?
We'll
get
there
some
day.!
for
the
toad
was
let
tour
years
us
and
unless
we
are
blind
we
will
;
4
when
soow
became
tQ0
mu(.h
ago.
Another
wll
be
T.
D.
Pat-
accept
it
and
aid
its
advance,'
,
,,,
nn
thn
MV
,
,
rh
rlff
I
1
out.hutip
ir
v.divrn
;
BOOTS
All
stat
w
tgk-
,
,
,
pUcd
br
the
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Omltt-I
tkwtij
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fitting.
From
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EDGES)
-
INDISPEUSER
.
i
.
PHONE
tullo,
the
only
other
living
ex-
he
said.
!
Stewallans
the
other
day
and
Premier,
who
would
have
liked
It
is
of
that
part
our
democracy
:
et.een
tons
of
coal
went
to
the
to
start
the
road
when
he
was
men
beaten
for
l'
tislative
sea
fe
om
t
was
nol
tne
f
irRt
tlme
government,
ooss
out
never
could
snail
De
allowed
to
talk
to.
their
because
government
tills
weren't
heart's
content,
even
though
the
bulging
in
those
days
as
they
people
won't
have
them
in
public
have
been
in
recent
years.
fife.
Mr.
Cameron
sat
in
the
November
2
will
be
a
double
Legislature
for
eight
yeai
s
U937-
seme-thing
like
tiiat
has
happened
here.
Years
am
a
large
consignment
of
coal
unloaded
Itself
Regular
As
Day
Without
Laxatives
red
letter
day
for
Public
Works
45
1
for
Comox
and
horrifed
muii
v'-
'7
toward
which
he
strives.
Much
interest
is
being
.
taken
in
his
visit
and
he
is
making
an
excellent
impression.
THE
BY-ELECTIONS
;
T"
HE
EIGHT
FEDERAL
by-elections
went
dlffer-'
I
ently
than
some
might
have
expected.
Four
again
elected
Liberals
and
the
other
four
showed
in-
dependence
of
the
government.
It
was
not
to
be
ex-Pfce(-
that
any
of
the
Liberal
seats
would
change
,.j2iirtjcularly
after
a
general
election
w
hich
had
such
f
spectacularly
"sweeping
outcome
in
favor
of
the
gov-J
ei
nment
party.
In
the
one
Ontario
seat,
the
Proges-
sive-Conservative
majority
had
been
small
163
in
i
the
general
election,
,but
the
opposition
party,
with
an
outstanding
candidate,
increased
this
substan--
tially.
The
electors
showed
no
inclination
to
get
on
;
the
bandwagon
but
an
attitude
of
favoring
stronger
opposition.
Minister
E.
C.
Carson.
It
will
be
people
by
decrying
Canadian
na
his
twenty-eighth
wedding
anni-I
ticipation
in
the
war,
advi.;ir.g!
versary.
No
finer
present
could
the
public
not
to
buy
war
bonus;
be
given
to
him
and
Mrs.
Carson
and
generally
scoffing
at
indui-
j
than
official
opening
of
the
road
j
triaiists
and
intimating
they
are!
l,nti)8Uon
was
m
y
bogey
for
yeara
and
harsh
laxative
made
things
orse.
Since
eating
KKI.l.Odd'S
A1J-HltAN,
I
am
regular
as
dav.
moiv
alert
in
inai,
nas
caused
me
Minister
so
"se
uie
roooer
Duioris
of
ou!
in
many
headaches
In
the
last
few
j
their
stealing
of
the
peooU-'s
years.
i
natural
resources.
J
Mr.
Cameron
was
defeated
in
Certain
public
health
officials
1948;
tried
to
get
back
in
Sa:tr,ich
in
British
Columbia
would
like
seat
in
1948
but
lost
out
and
w.is
pasteurization
and
immunization
soundly
beatvn
once
more
1:1
laws.
They
would
forbid
people
j
Comox
last
June.
But
defeat
to
drink
raw
milk
or
go
about;
won't
silence
,
Mr.
Cameron,
without
medical
protection
!
Thinking
people
agree
that
is
th
-against
diphtheria
and
other
dis-
way
it
should
be
:n
a
free
coun-eases.
More
patient
oeoole.
while
I
'
ry.
my
work.
Publish
tliia
letter,
it
may
help
others,"
"nluntnrily
write!
draughtsman
A.
Mc.
C.
Little,
114
Sixth
St.,
Midland.
Ont.
Are
ou
irregular
Hue
to
lack
of
bulk
in
the
cla
i?
ALIHKAN
may
tiinwt
your
trouble.
Hat
an
ounce
of
crip,
flavourful
ALL-BRAN
daily,
drink
plenty
of
water.
If
not
satintied.
.wnd
empty
carton
to
Ktllogg's,
London,
Ont.
Get
''uubli
your
money
back
I
BLADE
UNWRAPPED
5?
iifVTPt
1
AND
READY
FOR
'
HUUJ
urn,,
ri.imr
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II
111.
1
iwuk
uiliii
it
.VjM
tt'KUavN
.t
n."
'
i
agreeing
pasteruizatlon
and
im-
1
munization
are
necessary
for
a
j
high
standard
of
public
health,.
believe
in
going
slowly.
They
believe
that
if
neoDh;
are
foii-eri
I
NOTICE
OF
RED
EMPTION
GOVERNMENT
OF
CANADA
4V2
Ccnversion
Loan
Bonds
Dol.d
Novdmbw
1,
1931
Dm
November
1,
195?.
NOTICE
it
hereby
given
to
all
holders
of
outitondir,i
4'l
per
cent
Converiion
loan
Bondi
dated
November
1,
1931,
due
November
1,
1959,
leriei
R9
of
the
Government
of
Canada,
that,
punuant
to
the
provUioni
thereof.
they
will
rebel.
Take
pasteuriz-
j
ation
most
people
today
will
not
drink
raw
milk.
They
have
learned,
through
education,
that
pas-
;
teurized
milk
is
the
safest.
If
there
had
been
a
pasteurisation
law
many
people
who
now
won't
drink
raw
milk
would
have
been
RAZOR!
mtm,
Sunilays
12
Noon
to
2
P-iM
!
V
ydiXmP.
,
,
7
p.m.
p.m.
1
1
"extra
convenience
At
"lvt
I
AT
NO
EXTRA
COST!
1
U
KVEK?
W-
I
Today's
super-keen
Xn
v.Fn
Gillette
Blue
Blades
give
I
V?"
,
i
thequickest.most
refreshing
j
,
,,1
shaves
ever,
and
with
the
n.,
t
Hi'i;
WI.'W
QV1
VCT
(
)N
I'f
i
f
oil
the
outitandino
bondi
of
the
laid
iiiue
are
hereby
called
for
redemption
and
prior
payment
01
an
entirely
on
November
1,
1949,
at
ony
Agency
of
the
tank
of
Canada,
at
the
principal
lum
thereof
upon
surrender
of
aid
tondt
with
the
May
I,
1950
and
lubieqoent
coupons
j
stubborn
and
refused
to
co-oper-iate
in
pasteurization.
Such
is
!
human
nature.
'
I
The
argument
for
compulsory
j
Immunization
was
heard
in
Leg-.islative
corridors
here
when
It
1
was
learned
that
Dr.
W.
O.
Blair,
THE
NEW
GOLD
RUSH
!
"THE
ALASKAN
GOLD
STRIKE
is
atracting
in-I
terest
in
Prince
Rupert,
as
well
as
everywhere
else
on
the
coast
or
even
further
away.
Getting
there
today,
is
by
air.
That's
the
only
.
way
if
it's
speed
you
need.
If
the
excitement
amounts
'
to
anything,
all
who
manage
to
reach
there
will
not,
of
course,
travel
by
plane.
With
a
boom
on,
they
will
just
go.
;
This
strike
is
different
from
the
1898
stampede.
For
one
thing,
it's
in
Alaska.
Reports
said
that
at
a
point
between
Fort
Yukon
and
Circle,
a
man
who
followed
fishing,
made
a
placer
strike.
It
became
known
and
has
resulted
al-t
ready
in
a
tent
town
and
crowded
aeroplanes
arriving
at
all
hours.
It
is
understood
that
claims
are
being
staked,
but
not
much
development
work
will
be
pushed
until
later
in
the
season.
The
thing
today
is
to
stake
ground.
Old
timers
in
Prince
Rupert
who
were
through
the
Klondyke
evince
a
keen
interest
in
what's
going
on.
Some
say
they
are
not
surprised.
Today,
however,
they
face
handicaps
that
forbid
hitting
the
trail
again.
I'm
too
old.
If
I
were
fifteen
or
twenty
years
younger,
I'd
be
on
the
way.
That
appears
to
be
how
so
many
of
them
feel.
ottacned.
Interest
on
all
laid
Bondi
hall
ceaie
to
accrue
from
and
otter
November
I,
1949.
The
Government
of
Cu.oda
Ottawa,
July,
194?
By,
BANK
OF
CANADA,
Fiscal
Agent.
m.p.
ror
Lanark,
said
in
the
House
of
Commons
that
parents
should
be
prosecuted
if
then
:
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Gillette
Dispenser
you
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of
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Il'ffifll
children
die
from
diseases
against
BE
WISE!
IF
YOUR
HOUSE
SUFFERS
FROM
"CHILLS!"
which
they
could
have
been
immunized.
British
Columbia
public
health
officials
agree
immunization
is
vital
if
children
are
to
be
healthy.
But
they
dont
want
to
stir
up
a
hornet's
nest
by
having
It
made
compulsory.
They
believe
education
will
do
the
job,
more
slowly,
it
is
true,
but
more
effectively.
There
won't
be
any
compulsory
pasteurization
or
immunization
in
B.C.
for
a
long
time
yet.
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trounced
by
the
public
on
several
occasions
in
recent
years
but
that
doesn't
discourage
him.
He
talks
whenever
he
can
and,
whether
you
agree
with
him
or
not,
it
must
be
admitted
he's
an
effective
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