f
-...
Mrs.
A
E.
Field
if)
ISWnre
Rupert
Dnilp
f3ctoa
Wednesday,
NovmbPr
23.
194!)
the
city
on
the
Prince
G-or-t
!
big
mining
and
smalming,
combine
in
the
initial
development
of
i
he
follovIn,
named
mines
of
Northern
Briilsh
Columbia?
IC.
R
Roeers
and
associates
first
loony
ii-fiin
a
visit
tu
Vinu"n.
ver.
LETTERBOX
KF.SPF.CTS
TO
GEOLOGISTS
i
Xmas
fj
id
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
...
and
Reminisce
to
Editor,
Daily
News:
proved
the
ore
body
at
Hidden
Never
in
my
life
did
I
like
to
afterwards
called
Anyox
i
M
EN'S
S0tKsA
Pr''il
hum,
pr
.,,
TIK.S-,,u.st
in-
lino
There
shouldn't
be
any
room
for
argument
about
the
necessity
of(
adequate
Canadian
defence
when
it
is
recalled
that
barely
eight
years
ago
thirteen
merchant
ships
were
sunk
and
between
two
and
three
hundred
Prtnce
Rupert
DiIIt
tiers
Ltd..
3rd
A-er.'ie
Prince
Rupm.
Enti-1:
Columbia
,,-,.3
A-
Ht'NTEK,
Mnnul:i:.
VUtnr.
H.
b.
PEPRT.
ikianssing
Director
UEidiiER
OP
CANADIAN
PRSS'
AUDIT
BUREAU
OF
CiRCULATHS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
,
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
OUJ
Curler,
for
Ween,
uuc.
Per
kiomn,
76c:
Per
Tear.
8
00.
tfljh.JSE'-.-
By
Mall,
Per
Month.
60o;
Per
Tear.
5.00
JSr-
Tactics
of
Opposition
T'tlE
DUTIES
of
the
Opposition
in
our
political
'
'
system
have
become
so
identified
with
party
strategy
that
it
has
been
easy
to
forget
that
this
is
not
the
purpose
of
opposition.
The
purpose
of
opposition
in
our
party
system
is
as
definite
a
part
of
government
as
the
government
itself.
It
is
the
safety
'valve
of
the
system.
Its
duty
is
the
constructive
consideration
of
government
actions
that
may
be
.
,Uslen
t0
a
wa;i
o1
vi-oe
nom
a
It
be
'
I
have
R.
K.
Neill
end
ossortate
nprn
worrying
over.
might
partly
pessimist
The
Roomiest
explained
by
reflecting
that
read
in
a
long
time
was
the
ad-
the
Premier
after
several
turn-eight
years
of
unbroken
wars
In
dress
delivered
by
Mr.
Moore
be-
downs
by
eraduar.es
in
geology
this
age
of
marvels
for
good
or
i
fore
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-
The
late
Pat
Daly
was
the
rea"
evil
is
something
w
cannot
com-
merce
on
prospecting
for
miner-
saviour
of
Premier.
The
Dolly
mit
and
get
away
with.
There
is'
ais.
Varden
ani
Torbrit
mlnes
at
always
the
price,
and
the
older;
I
have
Just
one
question
to
Alice
Arm
have
the
same
history;
one
becomes
the
clearer
it's
seen.'
ask
Mr
Moore.
The
balance
will
so
has
the
Silver
Standard
at
.
,'be
addressed
to
the
readers
of
Hazptlon.
Those
properties
wer?
The
cost
of
a
cup
of
coffee
in
j
Uie
Daily
News.'
,
a't
developed
and
brought
into
the
United
States
is
said
to
have!
Will
Mr.
Moore
name
one
mine
production
not
through
the
cli-
"RKSSSlllRTCfcJ
atest
tulors.
MaV,
f
Money
and
Trouble!
Can
Be
Saved
The
next
time
you
hear
of
a
fire
say
to
yourself,
"I
must
get
my
heatins;
system
checked
by
THOM
SHEET
METAL
t9
make
sure
that
It
is
in
shape
for
win-'
ter
weather."
And
the
next
time
you
hear
of
a
fire
say
to
yourself,
I
meant
to
phone
THOM
SHEET
METAL
but
111
do
it
now.
And
then
maybe
the
next
fire
you
read
about
won't
be
yours
either
.
.
.
For
furnace,
oil
burn-erg
and
general
sheet
metal
work
-t-mtii
t,i(i
'5Hfed
from
t
.
'II
Spw.smnr;j
lives
lost
in
the
Gulf
of
St.
Lawrence.
The
job
was
performed
by
a
German
submarine.
Yet
there
can
be
found
in
Canada
people
who
can
be
more
eloquent
over
fight
that
'
happened
cen-
eviiun
rum
iummtt
from
five
to
ten
cents.
'in
British
Columbia
that,
was-
it
ctton
of
eminwit
RWilostat
b
the
reason
being
comparattTt
j
discovered,
staked
and
ifro!Td
iit
spite
of
them.
turies
ago.
than
what
happened
jscarciry.
Yer.
it
s
only
a
few
by
a
person
bearinir
the
title
of
Mr.
Editor,
the'
world
is
itlnmny
in
their
own
front
yard,
only
yes-j
years
aso
the'
coffee
surplus
in
'a
geologist,
those
hoys
v.tio
nre
entmgh
without,
enrnsin
16
1W
a-terdav.
i
Brazil
was
overwhelming.
Who
simrtnsett
to
understand
hmh
t'i
f,TOlorteuf
shrnurt'.
We'
-are'
not
nil
stockholders
in
th'
bhc
$S4,-
jean-
explain
this
frairant
little
agr
of
rock"
and
trw
rock
of
nrrs.
real
bargain
f,ff
MEYS
SIIOWEIM''
f),TS-Bf3,,irull
Three
tors.
Rf4
at
"oys1
ilrfsvand
S,
,
PANTS-AII
w.
,
from
-.
Mid-Atlantic,
last
Wednesday,
:
trad'
note?
There
must
be
ari
l
The
following-
questions
are
000,000'
melon.
GEORGE
ET.i
CASEY
I
had
what
has
been
described
as
explanation
Phone
Mark
881
THOM
a
"good
roll
on."
That
could;
can!
Btcfj-a
a
Commie
directed
to
the-
readers
of
the
Daily
News
to
ponder:
1.
What
relationship-
had
tire
i
Advertise
1ft
t.1
SJatrr
WW
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
s
too
close
to
the
thinking
of
officials
to
be
assessed
disinterestedly.
Criticism
may
be
a
part
of
oppos-tiqn
tactics,
of
course,
but
it
is
not
the
only
or
even
the
essential
part.
An
oppositon
that
comes
to
power
does
so,
not
because
it
has
harried
and
bedevilled
the
existing
government,
but
because
the
people
have
come
to
recognize
that
it
has
thought
more
soundly
and
constructively
on
essential
issues
than
has
the
majority
party.
,
What
brought
this
to
mind
was
a
recent
and
mean
more
than
what
the
average
landsman
imagines.
If.
from
a
stout
deck,
he
views
the
immensity
of
shoreless
sea
and
feels
the
slow
rise
and
fall
of
a
great
We
often
wonder
how
we
man"
;
aged
to
survive'
all
the
home1
remedies
given
us
for
a
cold
when
we'
were
kids,
comments
TIIK
steamship,
his
respect
for
blue
!
the
Juneau
Empire.
Why
won-
water,
with
no
dim
horizon
of
i
der.
brother!
Colds
are
the
same
land,
is
considerably
.heightened.
BIBLE
SOCIETY'
Has
Printed
and
Distributed
Hie
Scripture
In
Over
1000
Languages
remedies
are
largely
the
same
lif
not
more
numerous
i
then
and
now.
There's
precious
little
difference.
Prince
Rupert'
has
Hoys'
tlrnhn
PAVl'j
selection.
Special
price
from
Boys'
Dress
an(i
s,
.
SlllitT.s
c,M,d
Trom
(j-Boys'
Plaid
All
wj,,,.
SIIIRTS-U.al
Sat
Xmas
Girls'
and
Hoys'
SV
Sies
up
to
six.
AIU
S9.50.
Fur
Xmas
Sp.
LADIES,-
Printed
i'Kthes
w
ilh
4
naf
lilatrli.
Iteaiitilnl
p
:
tegular
to
Sl.Of)
Now,
a
set
Of
course,
there
was
"a
roll
on."
But
to
transfer
'from
their
slowly
sinking
raft,
the
eighteen
sur
vivors
of
the
B-29,
called
for
no
j
been
gargling
and
feeling
sorry
small
degree
of
judgment
and
j
for
herself
most,
of
a
week.
After
WATCH
FOR
THE
BIG
95c
DAY
seamanship
on
the
"part
of
off
I-
jail,
a
cold
!s
a
cold,
and
once
it
The
Young
Peoples
Societies
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Churches
will
Canvass
the
City
for
Fund
to
Carry
on
This
Work.
cers
and
men
of
the
Canadian
hinds
your
number,
about
all
one
destroyer
Haida.
-
can
do
is
sich
"O.K."
and
earn-
on.
NOV.
21st
TO
NOV.
28th
HIHLE
WEEK
stiking
instance
of
what
we
believe
is
the
proper
sen-ice
of
opposition.
.John
Defenbaker,
opposition
member
from
Lake
Centre,
has
carried
on
a
long
and
useful
campaign
against
an
abuse
of
of
governmentrule
by
Order-in-Coimcil.
a
useful
emergency
practice.
Recently
Mr.
Diefenbaker
brought
the
long
controversy
a
step
nearer
a
successful
close
when
he
argued
for
a
parlimentary
committee
to
consider
the
subject.
Mr.
Diefenbaker;
was
battling
not
for
a
party
but
for
the
people
to..
get
government
back
into
parliament.
The
all
too
general
course
of
government
is
to
deny
a
disadvantage
or
to
defend
it.
The
Trime
Minister
did
neither.
He
sawfit
to'
accept
an
on-position
suggest
ionas
a
proper,
reasonable
and
Miss
Margaret
Ross,
R.N.,
for-
mer
matron
of
the
Outpost
Hospital
at
Terrace
and
now
at
the
Miller
Bay
hospital,
paid
a
brief
YOU
CAN
TO
HELP
THE
SCRIPTURES
GIVE
ALL
SPREAD
visit
to
Terrace
recently.
Quite-
a
human
interest
yarn
that
James
Thomson
missing
will
story
from
Vancouver.
By
this
time
practically
everyone
has
read
it.
An
aged
pioneer
businessman
with
no
home
ties,
died
leaving
an
estate
worth
almost
a
million.
After
an
eleven
months'
search,
the
will
was
found
in
a
real
estate
office.
Some
of
those
sharing
in
the
property
do
not
need
the
money
but
there
are
scores
of
others
COMING
THIS
SATURDAY
AT
BALAGNO
il
Phone
Green
"K
1
REAL
EST!
Wlrful
contribution
to
sound
government.
He
tabl-
!wh0
wouW
evWenUy
t-
.
.1.
.
.
;
.
I
Newspaper
portrait
show
them
INSURAN
looking
happy
if
not
overjoyed.
Thomson's
judgment
does
not
INCOME
1
RETURNS
PRE:
II.
E.
M0RTI
!
.WE
SERVE
.
appear
to
have
been
hasty
or
that
he
lacked
full
knowledge
of
those
he
hatl-
in,'
rrrind:
FriHis
oW
timers,
employees
all
came
within
range
of
his
beneficence
A
financial
"lift,"
especially
to
those
approaching
their
twilight
324
2nd
Ave.
(NVi-
years,
rarely
comes
amiss.
A
woman
.smiling
from
the
front
page
of
a
daily
describes
her
,
-
CALL
-
IH.UE
!)(
For
Satisfactory
KEN'S
RADIO!
718
2nd
Avo
tit-blowing
me
oasis
oi.xne
argument
4.S72
Orders-in-Council
passed
between
Oct.
1,
19-48
and
June
30,
1949
and
6.589
Treasury
Board
Mirr
.utes
that
are
purely
administrative.
Mr.
St;
Laim'
ent
accepted
this
as
a
reasonable
basis
for
discussion
and
promised
to
study
Mr.
Diefenbaker's
suggestion
carefully
before
parliament
meets
in
1950.
LL
Quite
apart
from
thejfijet
that
siwhia
committee
of
the
House
wqujdrestore
ttaliament
its
right
to
consider
and'
control
the
executive
acts
of
3
is
ministers
and
so
give
back
authority
to
the
people,
this
incident
is
significant
for
another
reason.
It
shows
opposition
and
government
forces
act
ting
together'
fo
see
that
the
citizen
retains
the
right
to
be
the
vital
centre
of
government
That
and
not
partisan
loyalty
is
th
purpose
of
our
party
legacy
as
"a
godsend."
HANGOVER
BREAKFAST
2
raw
eggs
.
--1
n
.
small
tomato
juice
2
aspirins
,
"n
Y
AND
ALL
OUR
SYMPATHY
ALSO
Bent
Hambnrrnr'in'ToMn
j
AT
.
sNack
bar
Most
people
today,
appear
un
CHANDLEl
PORTRAIT
STll
able
to
find
the
low
cost
of
anything.
The
preference
is
discussion
of
the
high
cost
of
living.
Sometimes
there
is
the
naive
idPEN
6
.m.
to
1
a.m.
DAIL1
Film
Finishinu
K
Flash
Photo;
Taken
Phone
Green
380
2
PRINCE
RUPERT
wonder
at
the
difficulties
and
anxieties
so
many
are
eternally
Just
off
Third
Avenue
PilSeihSt.
I'll.
Orders
Blue
K
It's
Elklns.
Mrs.
R.
L.
Eby,
Mrs.
E.
F.
Saunders,
Mrs.
C.
H.
Halliday,
I
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays.
Mrs
W.
Soark
Eczema
and
Athlete's
Foot
Prescription
yuuu
Miiciiudine
At
Churclv
Bazaar
sure
to
be
good
Cooled
Electrically
jand
Mrs.
H.
Calderwood
and
the
Ic.G.I.T.
girls.
PHONE
79
i
Ladies
of
First
Presbyterian
)
Potirers
were
Mrs.
J.
Currie
Church
of
Prince
Rupert
held
a
:
antl
Ml-s.
J.
Simpson
and
servit-sticcessful
fall
bazaar
in
the
,
eurs
Mrs.
W.
Wilson
Murray.
Mrs.
Good
Results
Mallarr
Although
Eczema
and
Athlete's
church
hall
last
Thursday
after
J.
Delorme,
Mrs,
R.
Srachan
and
Mrs.
S.
J.
Hunter.
In
the
kiv
noon.
Six
booths
were
In
oper
Foot
are
two
totally
different
complaints,
this
prescription
has
shown
remarkable
results
in
both
ation
selling
fancy
work,
plain
chen
were
Mrs
E.
J.
Srr,rh
Mrs.
pltarmar
sfewng,
white
elephants,
wool-'.J-
Lee
and
Mrs.
W.
Marin
fiis..
fish
pond
antiome
cook-
j
Mrs.
J.
A.
Ter.g
was
cahir
(cases
with
the
same
treatment
'The
prescription
is
a
cleat,
color-
j
I-ifflit
flaky
pastry,
cakes
and
pti'lilinprs
tender
juicy
meat
and
luscious
linked
dishes
.
.
.
everything
you
Cook
turns
out
better
cooked
electrically!
Invest
in
.
n
Liand
new
ele.ctric
ranpe
and
turn
"cookiiiR"
into
"culinary
ait".
You'll
be
'
thrilled
with
the
many
features
that
;
take
the
guesswork
out
of
cooking,
i
pr.a-r
t
of
iess
ancj
odourless
liquid
contaln-
IUS.
vury
were
operated
oy
Mrs.
I
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham
W.
WBowes,
Mrs.
It:
Kristman-!
the
Ladles'
Aid.
.son,
Mrs.
Neil
McLean,
Mrs.
Sid
'
guests.
A
Delicious
Treat
Sl
-'
'
:
r-
....
.
HOURS
Wecktlays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
!)
p.m.
tor
the
Whole
Family
,ing
no
oil
or
grease
and
will
not
j
stain.
The
treatment
consists
of
I
washing
the
affected
parts
with
!
a
pure
soap
and
warm
water
and
(the
prescription
Exoff
Concen-!
trate4
is
then
patted
on
with
a
j
small
swab
of
cotton,
apply
night
and
morning.
,
j
Your
druggist
,
can
supply
you
!
with
this
prescription,
simply
i
ask
for
3
ozs.
of
Exoff
Concen-j
tratd
and
if
your
skin
is
tender,
cracks
or
gets
dry,'
you
should
j
also
obtain
V2
oz.
of
Exoff
Oint-jment.
Cut
this
out,
it
is
worth
trying.
-
t
SIXTH
STREET
and
THIRD
AVE
;
LEAF
i-
DECORATE
FOR
CHRISTMASTIME
With
TREE
LIGHTS,
HOUSE
and
A
PRODUCT
OF
CANADA
PACKERS
LIMITED
REMEMBER
YOUR
FBIFWD
WITH
A
CARD
FOR
CHRISJM
TREE
DECORATIONS
Xmas
Crackers,
Candles
AnKel
&
star
Tree
Tops
Xmas
Napkins
&
Cloths
"OVER-ALL
OVERHAUL"
SERVICE
..Steering
is
all
too
often
a
matter
of
life
and
death.
Fo
maximum
safety
your
front
wheels
should
respond
instantly
to
your
every
movement.
Our"
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