Prince
Rupert
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Thursday,
March
2,
19M
j
Manager
Named
Prince
Rupert's
'Friendliness
There
is
an
air
of
friendliness
and
mutual
benevolence
as
well
as
frankness
which
the
people
who
have
lived
here
for
a
kr?
time
may
not
realize.
Dr.
L.
M.
Satin-GIo
'
PRODUCTS
for
Walls,
Woodwork,
Floors
and
Furniture
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
G
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
K.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
.
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
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i
The
Prince
Rupert
I
Public
i
School
Board,
at
a
meeting
lasr
i
night,
handed
the
problem
of
the
i
newly
acquired
Conrad
Street
I
St-hooi
playground-to
the
grounds
j
committee,
following
reading
of
,'
a
letter
from
City
Clerk
H.
D.J
Train,
informing
the
board
that1
the
four
lots
adjacent
to
the
(
Greeirj
wld
.he
Prince
Rupert
-
$3.25.
Now
S'
BOYS'
TFF
u,n
ji
4
Gyro
C
ivu
at
lui,
i.t
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v.
y:
urfcy
Vf
'
i'l
an
autobiogr.;:iic:.l
talk
in
a-
1
is
cup.
as
a
new
member.
A
Anhlher
Rate
Increase
It
Pays
to
Advertise!
5SSttR
MEN
S
PANTs
Tt
j
anu
V
!
to
$7.50.
b
'
;
N'fiw
t
i
jfirr..;'l
noitnorr.er
who
ad-
school
were
being
leased
to
the
j
nuts
thai
he
w.
not
ro
ecu-
board.
tinted
a.iy
more
i.i
th-
East.
or
Discussion
arose
concerning
a
:i.
.ue
iareer
ciii'.i
ul
the
south.
.
,
.
Ir.
Grctne,
ToicrU-born.
told
f1"1"8,
waH
approximately
highlights
of
his
career.
He
5(f.
,
P
feet
high
giaduated
in
medicine
from
Uni-
wh'rfh
"t
wu?
be
necessary
to
tersity
c""f:
This
wall
would
be
aj
of
Toronto,
obtained
his
F
R.CS.
in
Edinburgh.
He
prac-
afeuard
ae?lMt
slides.
The,
b0!,rd
as
set
aside
only
$400'
used
at
McBrtde.
Smithers
and
fowell
River
before
coding
to
tromte
J?"1"1',
a"dl
Frince
Rupert,
tot
year
to
locate
:vas
(hnuf;nt
doubtful
that
level-,
iHimaiieiuly
g-
grading
and
construction
.
EmU
Blain!
Pi'iace
Rupert-burn
of
a
':e!iittnel
wa"
could
ac"
'
murchAT-t,
also
told
hie
story
Plh
with
that
sum
of
Mll
ill
MEN'S
DRESS
tl
t
NOW
EBY
&
SONS
Contractors
BKPAIKS
-
KFMODKl.l.INO
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.H.A
Phnnr
C.rrtn
DM
Hox
5H
MEN'S
nr.,...
"T
HI$
FURTHER
INCREASE
of
7.4
percent
in
I
rAlhvay
freight
rates
is
net
going
to
ride
very
well
ueh
increases
never
are.
Forty-one
percent
increase
over
wartime
freight
rates,
which
the
latest
of
the
Succession
of
boosts
means,
is
a
lot
of
increase.
It
is
aerious
added
burden
for
business
and
industry
which
has
to
pay-
Whether
or
not
it
is
going
to
solve
the
problem
of
railway
financing,
in
view
of
the
Jutreasing
operating
costs
including
the
hoists
in
wages
which
have
been
made
or
may
be
pending,
is
a
question.
The
public,
it
may
be
expected,
is
going
to
seek
means
of
transportation
other
than
railway
freight.
The
railways
may
lose
out
that
way.
An;
increase
in
railway
freight
rates
hits
everybody
and
the
consumer
pays
with
the
rest
because
speciaI0:51
MKN'S
CAB.1,D:
Enslish
mate
Rfa
eaj
NOW
w.iich
included
education
here,
j
'.
.
,
i'
enlwuuent
in
the
Royal
Carud-
I
11
was
mTd
that
the
Bounds
;
ian
Naval
VWuutset
Reserve
her
com"ittee
obtain
figures
on
what
j
and
lung
service
in
the
Na
v
"
bl
done
with
$400
and
also
,
MEN'S
DltESS
Sllii'
niau
inc
tuy
ue
approacnea
xor
turoughout
World
War
II.
the
title
to
the
four
loU.
j
up
log
I
W
from
.
RUSSIANS
ARE
SPECTATORS
AT
SKI
MEET
Watching
the
men's
giant
slalom
event
at
the
1950
world
Alpine
Utiing
championships
of
the
Federation
Internationale
Ue
Slii
at
Aspen,
Colorado,
are,
left
to
right:
George
Pokrovsky.
of
the
Russian
embassy
in
Washington;
Viktor
Andreev,
of
Moscow,
chairman
of
Wje
ail-,
union
department
of
skiing
in
the
Soviet
Union;
Peter
Sobolev,
Russian
ski
technician.
The
Russians
are
attending
the
meet
as
It's
business
wise
to
advertise.
President
A.
J.
Domhiato
was
in
the
chair
and
there
was
another
large
attendance
of
nii;ui-ors.
Next
witk
the
club
will
he
in
regular
monthly
business
session
with
an
executive
luncheon
on
Monday.
muchjsf
the
freight
increase
just
goes
On
the
price
observers
jio
Russian
teams
being
entered
in
the
championship.
NOW
AVA'!.
ARLF.
oi
consumer
goods.
We
know
that
here
in
Prince
Rupert
where
high
prices
on
some
commodities
at
least
are
blamed
on
the
freights.
For
Friendly
Service
And
Advice
in
Your
.
Building,
Insulation
and
Decoration
Problems
aw.
ISLAND
CITY
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
General
Builders'
Supplies
105
MrKride
St.
lilue
Ka
Ray
Reflects
.
,
TORONTO
DUCKS
.
FREEZE
TO
DEATH
TORONTO
-
About
208
wild
ciuik
were
caught
napping
by
r;
and
Ueminiscea
.
.
.
i;e,t
controls
THfi
SUPREME
COURT
of
Canada,
in
its
I
wisdom,
has
upheld
the
validity
of
federal
rent
control
and
the
government
at
Ottawa
has
intimated
Shipping
aD(
crta?e
and
Si.
t'otnplete
Rtliabie
lent
Service,
also
:
Canadian
Liquid
A:
for
Oxygen.
Acetyl,
welding
supplies.
.
"
f
cold
snap.
Tn
birds
v.
e:'e
f
rosea
The
opinion
can
be
safely
ven-
Inmates
of
the
penitentiaries
U
death
iu
tli
ice
iiuide
Syiiny-
tured
that
in
view
of
recent
bus-
of
Canada
number
between
four
side's
breakwater,
iness
developments
it
will
not
be
s,nd
five
thousand
and
the
great
-
-
Prince
Ruperts
fault
if
the
in-
n:ity
sre
thy
on
education,
creasing
number
of
bathin?
Aor'Tr
araui.stnt
for
weU
paid
that'
the
controls
will
ba
retained
for
another
year,
LOOK
FOR
llif.
NEW
RED
AND
Lindsay
CarJ
The
fact
that
the.
power
of
control
remains
in
beauties
docs
not
give
an
adied
tethers.
,
,
r
kest
to
the
charm
of
h.e
m
the
Storage
IJrrJ
WHITE
60LD
SEAL
LABEl
j
'or.
?ricl
ari(j
p1!t
Rk-
1910
PIuhh,
The
last
cf
1,750,000
cases
of
aisles
riven
bv
the
government
rr
B.
C.
to
Great
Britain
will
!
t
"hor'.lv
be
on
the
way
overseas.
:
Yet
it
is
-douotful
if
one
a
day
;
,
will
keop
another
election
away.
'
ine
leuerai
government
means
that
the
levels
of
the
'northern
metropolis.
controls
can
be
revised,,
relaxed,
or
adjusted
as
the
j
,ovej:nment
authorities
see
fit.
So
there
is
still.'
March
came
in
quite
gently
.
i
Wednesday
dawn
was
soft
and
recourse
tor
those
who
feel
they
are
not
donfe
right
Utm.
Hewever.
there
was
no
ref-bv
be
they
rentors
or
renters.
1
eie!lce
oncern,n8
resemblance
to
'
a
lamb.
One
would
have
felt
Controls
or
no
controls,
there
are
already
signs
sheepish,
saying
so.
I
b
V
-
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1
S
;
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
VJS
w
Mr
T
i
JC
1
MOST
IJIVT()-1ATK
CAKK
IN
THE
...Eric
Druce
of
the
public
rela-;
tions
department
of
the
Forest;
:
Brand;
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
j
Prince
George
yesterday
from
i
OPEN
FKOM
J:30
P.M
t
S:39
A.M.
that
rent
structures,
in
some
cases,
particularly
in
the
higher
clesses,
are
reaching
a
point
of
natural
levelling;
off.
.
A
delegation
of
Japanese,
the
United
States
to
observe
Victoria.
He
h
here
to
conduct
!
democracy
'at
work,
found
a
weh
examinations
for
forest
rangers
Thl
advMtl'eiiieJit
is
not
pnUib.t
or
Alr-jIiyeA
j
tli
Llqnsr
Control
BoiirA
or
jt
OnT-nrt.
miit
of
BrlUKh
ColuulA.
i
come,
at
Washington
but
did
not;
ana
win
piocecu
on
hi
Boston.
The
city
declined
evening's
train
to
Terrace.
I
receive
the
visitors.
But
Boston
--
('IM)I
SUKV
-('HOW
MKIN
UTO
Pen
Inmates
Had
Little
Schooling
Classlfii
r-df.
pdns
result.
j
did
not
miss
a
million
dollars
af
ter
they
had
left.
..,.,.,.
..rlrr
ONf
133
-'il
ISTWC!S
OF
suave
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
i
OTI
AW
A
Eighty-two
per
cent
of
the
inmates
oi
Canndian
peni-i
tentiaries
are
persons
who
did
not
get
beyond
elementary
school.
All
told
there
are
4
300
'
prisoners.
Fortv
percent
are
nn-;
der
25
years
ar.d
twenty
parcent
:
are
twenty
or
under.
Average
school
experience
was
between
grades
5
and
6.
Catarrh
Wholesale
Warehouse
tarrying
a
represe
til:itirrul
American
coal
consumers
,cati,
go
a
long
way
toward
telling
John
L.
Lewis
and
his
miners
to
chase
themselves.
And
right
now
they
are-in
th?
humor
to
dn
it.
Ability
jivsettle
strike
troubles
that
wilKstay
settled
seems
tm-poisible
p
find
and
140
mllli'.v
penpje
are'turr.ing
sour.
It
miah
,
bein'ade
plain,
some
day.
that
to
obtain
heat
e.nd
power
it's
not
necessary
to
order
coil.
,
Put
a
few
drops
of
Vicka
Va-tro-nol
in
each
no:tril.
It
flushes
out
mucus
and
makes
breathing
easier.
Try
it.
prompt
servieq
to
the
trade
GOODYEAR
TIRE
&
RUBBER
CO.
Tires,
tubes.
hose,
belting,
accessories.
CANADIAN
WESTINOHOUSE
CO.
LamiS
only,
L;
und
incandescent,
6
to
230
volts.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA
-
Radto
flashliRhts,
ignition
batteries.
vtms
va
-TRO-noi
G.
H.
WOOD
&
CO.
Industrial
sanitation,
paper
'
Common
Stocks
Earning
Income
Of
4
to
io
;,
A
number
of
Common
Stocks
of
sound
Canadian
Corporations
can
now
be
purchased
at
prices
which,
at
current
dividends,
yield
from
A
d
to
10',V
or
even
liijjhtr
on
the
investment.
We
shall
be
lad
to
send
you
a
list
of
thcin
on
request.
We
do
not
suggest
putting
"all
your
eggs
in
one
basket",
but
by
diversifying:
your
investment
in
these
.stocks,
it
should
earn
you
an
average
of
about
5
or
even
more.
Write
now
for
this
interesting
list.
James
Richardson
&
Sons
ESTABLISHED
tll')7
deodorizers.
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Du.stbaue,
Bisal.
ianli
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
IMPERIAL
WIPINO
RAO
CO.
.
and
others
PRIMCF
RUPERT
SUPPIYKO
PO.
Box
772
'12
.Second
Ave.
ColJ
and
La
Grippe
broken
overnight
while
you
sleep!
A
long
recognized
cold
remedy
of
exceptional
merit.
Reid's
CRIP
FIX
capsules
are
available
at
all
drug
stores
and
counters.
Pacific
Coast
Offices!
OR
Ml
VICTORIA
VANCOUVER
overnight
La
Grippe
in
48
nours
,
m
DRUG
DRUGS
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SUNDAYS
AND
HOI.JDAYH
12
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P
M
TO
t
P
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:
S
WINTEST
$30.00
in
Prizes.
HATCH
THIS
AD
Contest
Winners
Will
Be
Announced
Shortly
SPECIALS
TO
MARCH
4TH
CRISCO
1
lb.
tin
'.
;
SL'NRIPE
APPLE
JUICE
48
ozs
e
GIANT
RI.VSO
x.
.'.
oilc
PACIFIC
MILK
per
case
$.,-,
JOHNSON'S
GROCERY
1048
Hays
Cove
Avenue
BmerniTi'-J
to
from
7
pn-
and
8un
Dally
.-mi
ilellvery
wrvtce
from
m
till
p.m
facte
M
poirVer
of
to((
I
SAVE
on
MAGAZINE
Subscrip
SPECIAL
OFFERS
NOW
IK
If
pkh''
CORONET:
7
months
for
'.
CHATELAINE:
75
issues
(six
years
and
3
months)
for
N
EWSWEE
K
:
Spec
ia
I
4Q
weeks
for
D
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HFD'C
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tlc
fnr
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Sf?
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m
tit
aw
v.'x
f-r
'Embassy
Napkins
At
last
lovely,
dinner-.ized,
paper
napkins
j
is
IVJt.
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U.S.
NEWS
&
WORLD
REPORT:
39
LED
BEFORE
ITS
TIME
three
thicknesses
of
sort
cellulose.
x
(9
months)
for
v
"
PARENTS'
MAGAZINE:
6monthstor
LIFE:
78
weeks
for
TIME:
78
weeks
for
They
cling
to
your
lap
like
fine
linen!
40
to
package
each
one
a
laundry
laving.
vt,
Hill
j
'amj
t
ii
Grand
breakfast
Wrinkled
fenders
little
rips
and
tears
In
the
body,
make
a
car
old
before
its
time.
Our
body
experts
can
keep
It
young.'
Rapid
service
low
cost.
Drive
up
today!
EDUCATION
Everybody's
U
X,'
J
IB
ax
ZL
main
dish!
Here's
tb
"power"
of
corn.
Tautes
powerfully
good!
Crisp,
IN
4
SO
UmjMk
WUM
sweet,
tresW
Your
baritain
in
goodness
Kellogg'
Com
Flakes.
MOTHER
KNOWS
BHSII
Ms
toAil
i
.iff.
iYinrv?
m
'Sag''
v