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Ray
Reflects
...
...
and
Reminisces
Vahcojj..'
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LuS
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Anu.
Prim
Rupert.
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CoitmM.
O.
A.
minim.
Mmrnrtnf
Editor.
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O.
PERHT.
Mt,r,glDg
Dtnctor.
,
STMCRIPTIOS
RATES
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Ctt
CiffHf,
Pa
l
P-t
iior.ti.
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IVr
Tnt.
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By
Mii.
P-T
UonliL.
SOc.
Per
Tear.
5
90
'.rs
Prince
Rupert
G.
D.
Ma:
son.
Winnipeg;
G.
i
Naylor.
Vam
o
uver;
S.
Birchail.
Vancouver;
K
W.
;Unton,
Van-
couver;
E.
T.
Simmons,
Vancou-
(
:
ver;
J.
Harvey,
Vancouver;
E.
W.
;
Sheffield.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Allierti,
Seattle;
J.
Martin.
Vancouver:
H.
Ash
worth.
Vancouver;
'
B.
C.
Gadberry,
Aa
in'.ervie
:lh
BJi
Eanra-(
fcan
in
Wenfed?'5
XfM
described
the
typical
prospector.'
few
ever
hear
of
this.
save
through
the
yearly
provincial
weather
report
and
then
quietly.
MeanwhUe,
hosanr.aj
(or
Victoria,
not
far
away,
where
Canada
s
most
perfect
chme
beams.
It
can
be
that
way
in
this
interesting
land.
j
Reading
it
cheered
cm
up
Sj'.t
j
seven
yr-irs
yout.
Kanrahan
I
has
shared
in
aU
the
booms
lor
ha!:
a
cwiturv.
Hardy
and
ad-I
venturous.
hn
optimism
lasts
i
a.
Itfin?
Uf-
Tf
ir
:.n't
couer.
Tj'J
Sar
n
a.
Clear
Ketchlkn:
W.
E.
Terry.
Vancouver;
8.
L.
Simpson.
Masset;
M.
Yarowsfcy,
Ocean
Falls.
wouid
not
be
a
nixung
aiin.
Tae
aest
would
be
the
jrer
but
tttr
the
pneeiess
servws
oi
these
rovir.g
o'.i
gentlemen
and
:he
bis
tne
"just
around
the
fcraer."
Ottawa
wjuld
have
a
museum
greatest
in
the
whole
world,
no
iea.
That's
all
very
weil,
hue
it
should
be
distinctly
un-c-erstood
that
superior
totem
poles
are
highly
prized
and
be-ccrr.ing
scarcer
all
the
tun.
C.
W.
P.
Fauikuer.
Victoria;
S.
H.
GUmour,
Victoria;
A.
Williams,
Vancouver;
E.
-J.
Shaw.
.
Vancouver;
D.
W.
RdeparUi,
Smithers;
G.
Naylor.
Vancouver;
A
S
FU-etham,
West
Van-
1
eouver;
Mrs.
A
Husband.
Queen
'
Charlotte
City;
S.
S.
Letth,
rni-thers;
P.
L.
SwaneU.
Prince
George;
J.
E.
Mathieson,
Mam-ming
Mills.
B
C;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
L.
Constanniio
.Masset;
E.
P.
O
Connor,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
A.
Lerum,
Smithers;
Mi.vs
E.
Tijuaiaa,
Vaiacuuitr,
A.
Rviri.
Vancouver;
C.
N.
Shears,
Van-
t
,
coutr;
Mrs.
H
W.
Magnus-son
and
children,
Ketchikan;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Vincent.
Los
A-wr
leans,
aays
a
periodical,
are
finding
aa
attraction
in
the
rramtiandt
of
islands
fringing
the
shores
of
British
Columbia
and
Aia&ca.
Many
are
buying.
It
ts
a
faet
that
sonse
United
I
represent
the
UtUe
Whiz
Raor
sir
the
beat
on
the
maTtfC"
PRICES!
BUYlJ
States
island
are
thictiy
popu
Char.gitJS
from
the
crowded
stxeeis
of
Montreal
to
Saskatoon
as
the
prairie
lon
looked
in
the
spring
of
1906-07
had
contrast
That
much
was
certain.
There
might
have
been
7.200
people,
lastead
of
Frer.ch-Cauadiaas
all
seemed
to
have
hailed
from
Ontario
and
Manitoba.
All
were
married
to
Saskatoon.
.
They
were
born
boosters,
which
may
help
explain
lated.
fc"initaiii.
Uit
rSauipie.
Jjnions
and
Communism
YEARS
OF
HARD
and
secret
work
by
a
handful
of
Canadian
eomiriuiiists
-em.s
to
have
paid
off
manyfold.
It
is
probably
no
coincidence
that
the
Red-inspired
disagreement
among
Canadian
seamen
has
been
iLed
to
foment
trouble
in
the
;port3
of
the
world
just
at
a
time
when
the
trade
and
ilollar
crisis
ha
impeded
the
free
interchange
of
.
J?oods
and
thus
imperilled
the
democracies
of
the
-world.
The
-world-wide
rash
of
strikes
might
well
fall
into
a
pattern
a
made-in-Moscow
pattern.
A
-seemingly
insignificant
Canadian
labor
dispute
ties
up
two
ships
in
the
Thames,
brings
out
on
strike
the
thousands
of
dockworkers
in
the
world's
largest
port,
and
the
eommunist-controlled
World
Federation
of
Trade
Unions
does
its
best
to
put
the
London
strike
on
a
world-wide
basis.
Then
the
Red-led
Australian
dockmen
refuse
Jo
unload
a
strikebound
Canadian
ship
loaded
with
coal,
and
Red-led
miners
strike
in
the
hope
of
bringing
Australia
to
apoint
of
industrial
collapse.
In
the
meantime,
Moscow's
old
and
faithful
friend,
Harry
Bridges,
holds
Pacific
island
trade
crippled
for
months
with
his
insane
demand
for
a
wage
increase
in
Honolulu
that
would
give
a
stevedore
a
higher
income
than
a
skilled
mechanic.
It
is
fortunate
for
Canada
and
for
the
world
that
many
Canadian
union
leaders
have
had
the
'SAW
CHANGE
IN
CALGARY
Jimmy
Langrklge
j
Farewell
Party
Robert
Brenerton
vaa
host
Monday
evening
at
a
surprise
party
at
the
home
of
his
par-
MEN'S
MORI,,
T
Siis
MEN'S
Irttf
SS
To
n.taSi,
MEN
S
CABiiK
A
mirjcg
eamp
has
to
be
pretty
poorly
nourished
before
it
raa
be
said
to
be
a
ghost,
tteriy.
The
Premier
mine
'
Mr.
and
Mr.
Wuliam
Roth
'
ell
of
Sherbrooke
Avenue,
pbn-jcer
residents
of
Prince
Rupert,
slumbered
so.
ay
fui;
a
year
and.!
today's
university,
the
towering
ents,
Mr.
an
Mrs
L.
Brevrer-ton,
for
Jimmy
Langrldge
who
will
shortly
be
leaving
Prince
while
that
did
not
cause
Stewart
to
wear
a
aruiie.
conditions
could
have
been
mW
aermu
TOl'NG
MOit"
Rupert
with
his
parent.
Mr.
and
SLACKS
Tt
$h
Now
Besaoorough
Hotel
and
a
hustling
city
of
perhaps
50.000.
Saskatoon,
forty
years
ago
was
jut
another
town
but
with
driving
force
and
united
effort
There
were
a
few
naurai
advantages,
tut
nothing
to
shout
about.
I
are
home
from
a
visit
to
Albert;,
j
nere
the
former
had
the
pleas-
ure
of
a
reunion
witk
an
elder
(brother.
They
had
not
met
for
many
years.
1
The
Herald.
Calgary's
first
daily,
:
prinu
an
interview
y
with
port-raita
of
each.
It
reads
a.
loi-
MEN'S
SPORT
t
I
"BCILD
BC
PAYROLLS"
I
j
PERFECT
PaCIF
K
I
FOR
'
.p
j
BAKING
Mrs.
J.
T.
Langridge.
The
eve-
j
Stewart
worried
alone,
serene
ning
was
happily
spent
In
the(m
lne
belief
of
a
coming
resjr-playing
ot
games
and
refresn-1
rection.
and
the
hunch
was
menu
were
served-
The
farewell
r'?ht-
Even
now.
with
the
mine
gift
was
a
camera.
Those
pres-
m
the
PTp
of
re'irrninf
produc-
ent
were
Fred
Kxistmanson,
1
!tion-
nce
Rupert
can
feel
the
.hblf
Ii
Nw
ME.VS
SPOKfJ
i
Skinny
men,
women
gain
5,
10,
15
lbs.
m.
in
the
Portland
Canal
region.
Melvin,
Raymond
and
Harold
j
lows:
1
"
Calgary
has
certainly
changed
a
lot
since
I
was
last
here,"
William
Roth
well,
M,
a
longshoreman
from
Prince
Rupert
lis
town
to
viilt
his
brother,
James,
62,
1108
Fourth
Street
Eajt,
a
Pauisen,
Chris
Erickson,
Alf
H
ode
kin
ion
and
Jack
Fie
win.
There
Is
a
place
on
the
coast
line
of
Vancouver
Lsland
within
handy
distance
of
Victoria
where
the
annual
rainfall
1
usually
hundreds
of
inches.
But
Now
MEN
S
GAB
!)'.
O
B,
Latest
ttr-T
H9
'A-Sn
ME.VS
WOKSTU
D
B,
AU-Wwlf.
T
M7
MEN'S
S0X-fg
work.
From,
fu
moral
courage
to
openly
attack
the
Communists
jfire
chief
and
maintenance
Cet
Mew
Pep.
Vim,
Vigor
wit
t
ttrim
"y
ttaBM
ett
t.
boHe
mi
w
iM4
mtwm
fcu4y
mm
btf-
'-''l
'.y
be-
f.w
ftk
Tfiou..1
f
fc.
nw.
ait.
woo
ww
mM
I
a
mm
prvu4
pcir
wm
14
.
-
1
lust
tM
w?ni
t.-cu.
&v4.
teA-fcVtjg.e
-.
trc.r.
i.ftrtx.
it
ua:t
multaii.
ta
tfjran;f,
!
boa..
Titaiti
M
hi.
raJcwMU
tr-a
um1.
im
t--t
&ad
c0
aa
pm
m
f
m
nfr!.ii
tm
tas.
r
hh4
t
k
It
llm
ts
m4
tor
bou.i
:
i.
mut
miUL
r
"
um
im.-.iyf
kM
m
.
MASSET
TO
GET
PLANE
LANDING
mechanic
with
Burns
&
Co.'Ltd.,
who
have
led
the
seamen's
strike
and
who
have
'
who
he
has
not
seen
in
31
yeais.
j-ecreuy
lmmraiea
mxo
oiner
unions,
it
is
not
lm-
!
declared
Friday.
Farm-fresh
Fraser
Vailey
milk
will
add
goutiness
4o
your
fara-
i
iiies'
favorite
recipes.
U.-e
it
for
baking,
cookaig.
as
well
as
drinking
.
.
.
it's
ideal
for
all
kitchen
purposes.
Try
some
j
today!
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
popsioie
tnat
the
country
s
most
effective
defense
I
"
When
i
ra
a
boy
the
only
1
ry
U
-j
(mrn
loce
lidwi
M
Mr
I
IT
AH.
At
Ml
-
If
1
Masset,
one
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points.
wtilrt
now
BOYS'
SCHOOM
agamst
the
Red
Trojan
horse
will
come
from
cour-
JfCh01
-
Calgary
a
em
centre
t
11
;i-s
ageous
union
leadership.
r
"
v
BOTS'
SPORT
P
f
m
wr
a
j
1
af
i
i
,
aireet
oetween
Fourth"
and
Fifth
has
a
daily
seaplane
service
out;
'Avenue
and
the
only
bridge
over
of
Prince
Rupert,
is
to
be
pro-j
the,
Bow
was
a
wooden
structure
vided
with
adequate
seaplane
(that
was
nearly
Jailing
dowu.
landing
facilities
In
the
near'
.The
CPU.
station!
was
just
a
future.
With
that
end
In
view.'
'.
A:
MacKK.VZIE
To
$iJJi-X0
BOYS'
ANKUs
T
5c
Not
I
i
BOYS'
PANTS-l
M'RN'ITURK
LTD.-
'
A
GOOD
PLACE
TC
BtY
SPECIAL
'
Continental
Bed.
Full
Siie.
Restmere
flat
ribbon
mmac,
full
site.
Ace
sprint
fill
mattress,
fall
siie
.
$7
1
jM
Fee
our
carpets
Jvst
arried
Phone
775
327
3rd
Ave
nil
e
little
shack
in
the
same
place
an
immediate
survey
of
the
as
the
station
is
toaay.'
situation
has
been
authorized
by
"The
Roth
well
family
first
came
the
Department
of
Public
Works.,
to
Calgary
from
Yorkshire,
Eng-
Seaplanes
at
present
land
at
the:
land
hi
1W2.
They
lived
fn
"The
Masset
wharf
but
with
some
dlf-
chone
fur
vhm
Good
fit
nt
n
From
u
LADIES'
ANKli
Bow
Cottage"
in
what
is
now
ficulty
owing
to
Ha
natare.
-HJilhnrst
district.
At
that
Urn'.-1
:
To
50e
Now,
fn
JOHN
H.
BULGER
5PTOMETRLST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
this
area
was
ail
raieh(lapd
belonging
to
Aif
Riley
arid
$fte
two
boys
helped
Mr.
Riley.
.with
his
LADIES'
STWL
To
Sm
St
.
CHILD'S
ANKtr
Voice
of
the
Peep
:
in
f
i
To
Now
ISLANDS
RECOGNIZED
THE
THOUSANDS
of
islands
scattered
along
I
,
the
eoast
of
British
Columbia
and
Alaska'
are
given
a
resounding
hxjoet
in
a
recent
ksue
of
Sat-rrurday
Evening
Post.
Says
the
article,
in
part:
.
"Just
across
the
international
boundary
begins
an
archipelago
of
thousands
pf
magnificent
inlands
-most
of
which
are
still
vacant
and
under
owner-
-ship
of
the
provincial
government
of
British
Col-fc
umbra.
They
are
available
to
Americans
and
Canadians
at
prices
beginning
at
$10
an
acre.
Mostly
scattered
through
the
4fX
miles
of
the
Strait
of
"Georgia
and
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
the
islands
recently
have
been
discovered
by
Americans
in
droves
and
the
more
southerly
ones
are
going
fast.
The
climate
of
the
whole
area
is
quite
ecruable
the
year
round
and
thre
are
thousands
more
to
the
north.
Southern
Alaska
has
another
couple
of
thousand
vacant,
and
quite
habitable
which
are
a
good
bet
if
you
want
to
"crawl
up
and
pull
the
ladder
after
you"
a?
the
islanders
say.
"Remarked
an
Ohio
business
man,
who
owns
an
island:
THE
FIRST
UNDERWATER
SOUND
FILM
EVER
MADE
Hi
"THE
ARMOURIES
SIXTH
AVENUE
WEST
Half
Block
ofl
McBride
BALAGNO
Florist,
Pbone
Green
"87
Bo
1
193
I
I
j
farming
and
rode
his
horses.
TTiere
y.ii
a
Church
of
England
and
a
few
'nouses.
That's
about
all,'
they
said.
"The
last
time
the
brothers
saw
each
other
was
in
1918
in
Calgary
when
Bill
was
discharged
from
the
army.
That
was
the
last
time
Jim
saw
his
sister,
too,
Katie,
5s,
;rom
Victoria
was
passing
through
Calgary
on
her
way
to
England
with
her
husband
who
was
in
the
Canadian
Army
Postal
Corps.
"Bin,
accompanied
by
his
wrte,
arrived
in
Calgary
Thursday
from
Edmonton.
"
'We
wanted
to
be
here
in
time
for
the
Stampede,'
they
said
"But
we
Just
couldn't
make
It
I
like
what
I
ve
seen
of
Calgary
very
much.'
Mrs.
Rothwell
1
HURSDAY,
AUG.
4
at
8
p.m.
Don't
miss
this
trip
Into
an
uncharted
world
of
sound
and
color
and
mysterious
beauty.
Hear
Fish
that
Whistle,
Screech,
Scream,
and
even
cluck
like
barnyard
chickens.
Gripping,
Scientific,
Inspirational
Sound
.
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in
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Natural
Color
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COMPLETELY
REBUILT
OR
REMODELLED
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III
T)je
3-Passenger
Coupe
2-Door
Sedan
5-Passenger
Suburban
The
minute
I
step
ashore
well,
a
feeling
of
'
calm
and
contentment
comes
over
me.
It's
like
!
magic,
as
if
being
surrounded
by
water
euts
off
my
usual
worries.
If
everyone
in
the
world
had
an
iVland
he
could
get
away
to
once
in
a
while,
I
w
ouldn't
be
surprised
to
find
most
of
our
problems
sojved.'"
SAFETY
IN
STRENGTH
QR0TECTI0N
of
the
growing
generation
against
war
can
best
be
served
by
providing
now
more
-than
a
billion
dollars
wherewith
to
arm
united
nations
in
Western-Europe.
President
Truman
utters
an
appeal
that
eomes
close
home.
Should
Washington
not
feel
disposed
to
aid
the
United
Nations
in
such
a
vast
way,
the
ultimate
consequences
might
be
very
grave.
Aggressives
.
could
and
would
grow
because
there
,
would
be
nothing
to
stop
them.
It
is
too
much
to
expect
that
the
present
trend,
from
the
standpoint
of
the
Soviet
with
all
that
such
implies,
would
moderate
in
the
slightest
degree.
Again
would
it
be
shown
how
weakness
invites
invasion.
vuauify
surniES
for
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liTint
room
suite
can
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made
to
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like
new.
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at
the
framework,
re-tie
springs,
and
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