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Wednesday,
November
1949
tbth&
Remembrance
Day
1949
Canada
hi
1948
exporu-d
full-fashioned
hosiery
to
34
furei.rn
markets,
and
due
to
the
shortage
of
dollars
in
many
countries
h?
not
yet
recaptured
complete!
-pre-war
overseas
trade.
Pr'nee
Rupert
Daily
Swt
Lid.
Srd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
!
MEEK
CPtAi.AKAN
PRlSS
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BUREAU
OF
'CIRCULATIONS
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ASSOC
IATION
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
-
-7
Carrier,
Per
We.
20c;
Per
Morun,
7c;
Pvr
Tew,
MOO
i
,
By
Mall,
Per
Month.
60c;
Per
Tear,
5
00
Real
Sav
COLRTESY
CORNER
"STIPID"
Editor,
Daily
Nerrs:
GOIXG
TO
HEAVEN
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
have
been
reading
various
In
reply
to
the
letter
In
your
'iti:H!lW!
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ji;';!i
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,
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MXl'M
STEAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
Lconomy
and
Life
1
items
in
our
daily
paper
on
j
Monday
issue
signed
by
Mr.
Ferg-prayer
in
the
home,
and
ask
you
,
u-son,
I
would
like
to
say
my
little
to
print
for
me
the
following
few
'
Piec
about
the
traffic
bylaws
lint
s,
hoping
you
may
find
room
:
that
have
been
passed
In
the
last
'
-
I
.
IllllOF
in
111
IV.A
the
PR
TWO
YEARS
there
has
been
much
talk
about
j
'J'K
year
town.
I
economic
imitv
in
Eurone
but
there
has
hppn
vpI
ill
your
paper
lor
mem:
BAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
HEAVEN
HOME
I
have
never
seen
or
heard
of
a
more
stupid
move
than
has
Think
of
stepping
on
shore
and
finding
it
Heaven
Of
takine
hold
!
been
marie
at
the
mm.r
t
m,,.-,i
,
.
"
.
'
!)
llltKSS
sIIIrtu
..
of
a
hand
and
finding
it
is
God's
Avenue
and
McBride
Street.
If
and
Intrrmrdiav
forta
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEMNEKDAY
MIDNIGHT
nana,
ur
Dreaming
a
new
air
1
tnis
is
the
way
a
new
Ratepayers'
and
finding
it
celestial
air.
Of
Association
has
of
showing
thfir
feeling
invigorated
and
finding
it
(
ability
to
support,
I
suggest
they
immortality.
Of
passing
from
1
better
forget
the
whole
idea'
i
-
-
-
-
;:tively
little
action.
The
general
American
view
is
that
before
1952
Europe
should
be
in
a
position
where
she
can
produce
efficiently
enough
to
sell
her
goods
for
dollars
instead
of
getting
them
out
of
the
Marshall
Flan
nursing
bottle.
One
hope
for
such
efficiency
would
be
an
intra-European
market
thereunder
quotas,
tariffs
and
exchange
controls
would
be
eased
off
and
a
market
large
enough
to
permit
of
mass
production
developed.
Eurone
is
todav
somewhat
as
thp
TTnifprJ
fit
at
0a
storm
and
tempest
to
an
un
rrifrd
from
i
SW!T
SIIikts-a
,
l'n
frum
t,
J
MKN'S
SI
ITS
THE
DEAD
SOLDIER
SPEAKS
Beside
the
Cenotaph
I
stood
to
pray,
Twas'cold
and
gloomy
that
Remembrance
Day
I
saw
a
vision
there,
a
glorious
sight:
A
countless
host
of
youth
arrayed
in
white.
They
were
the
souls
of
those
who
came
from
far
To
give
their
all
for
victory
in
the
war.
In
solemn
mood
they
gathered
were
that
day;
In
conclave
great
for
mortal
beings
to
pray:
That
man,
who
has
his
earthly
life
to
live
May
come
to
know
that
war
no
peace
can
give.
For
war
destroys
the
brotherhood
of
man.
Leaves
naught
but
ruin
and
tears
for
heaven
to
scan.
One
rose
to
speak,
his
voice
was
sweet
and
strong;
Hushed
was
the
prayer;
expectant
was
the
throng.
Surcharged
with
feeling,
he
these
words
did
say:
List,
brothers
all,
on
this
Remembrance
Day:
Remember
ye
the
hope
within
your
heart
When
all
for
freedom
played
their
noble
part?
We
may
well
ask.
What
doth
delay
the
peace?
Rumors
of
war,
why
do
they
never
cease?
No
praise
of
peace
does
e'er
reach
heaven's
gate;
No
songs
of
brother
love;
but
hymns
of
hate
Disturb
our
peace,
wtio
all
for
victory
gave
Now
pray
in
anguish
future
lives
to
save
"
These
men
on
earth,
they
are
the
living
dead
Who
place
a
halo
round
warmaker's
head;
Lend
ear
to
Satan's
words,
proclaimed
wrth
ease,
That
waging
war
can
yield
the
fruits
of
peace.
War
breeds
but
hate,
sows
dragon's
teeth
of
strife,
And
strife,
the
foe
of
peace,
destroys
man's
life.
"Let
men
on
earth,
who
want
all
wars
to
cease,
Follow
Christ's
ways;
obey
the
Prince
of
Peace;
Obey
His
word,
who
said,
as
well
we
know:
Put
up
thy
sword
and
learn
to
love
thy
foe
Follow
the
Christ,
who
walks
the
paths
of
love
And
gave
His
life
to
bring
peace
from
above."
W.
E.
SIEBER
The
Manse,
Golden,
B.
C.
known
calm.
Of
waking
up
and
finding
it
Home.
I
am
interested
in
that
land
For
Reservations
'
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPKR1
because
I
have
held
a
clear
title
,td,
Double
brl
Does
our
Chief
oi
Police
and
Ratepayers
consider
this
a
dangerous
corner?
If
60,
I
would
suggest
to
them
to
get
around
town
a
little.
I
could
show
them
a
number
of
more
dangerous
places,
where
parking
on
top
of
hills
and
on
corners,
is
still
allowed.
What
about
every
other
'
.
to
to
a
a
bit
Dit
01
of
property
property
there
there
for
for
over
over
would
be
if
each
state
had
a
different
currency,
plus
forty-five
years.
1
did
not
buy
it.
tariffs
and
quotas.
In
addition,
enterprise
has
been
1
11
was
given
to
me
it!lout
money
j
barnain
fur
I
j
MEN'S
SIIOWFRPR,
("OATS
Braiiiifnj
.Three
Colon,
fa
K
at
....
and
1thout
But
tne
don
flnllpil
hv
naivolino.
nut
t.-on
PrlCe'
purchased
it
for
me
at
tremend
intersection
on
Third
Avenue
or
the
top
of
the
hill
at
Sixth
and
ous
sacrifice.
I
am
not
holding
ii
for
speculation
since.
the
title
is
not
transferable.
It
is
not
a
vacant
lot.
For
more
than
forty-five
years
I
have
been
sending
Donald?
I
believe
that
the
waole
matter
could
be
cleared
up
to
the
safety
and
satisfaction
of
everyone
il
'
Boy'
Drpss
anil
Sen,,
PANTS-MI
vimI.
,
from
c
,
Much
more
is
involved
in
the
project
for
developing
a
single
market
in
Europe
than
merely
ending
the
dollar
famine.
Increasing
freedom
of
trade
M
ould
improve
efficiency
and
raise
Europe's
standard
of
living.
That
is
a
good
end
in
itself.
But
a
airther
advantage
is
that
it
would
lessen
the
appeal
if
communism,
and
indeed
might
well
prove
one
of
ihQ
stoutest
bulwarks
against
totalitarian
tyranny.
Third
and
also
Second
Avenues
materials
out
of
which
the
greatest
architect
and
builder
of
the
universe
has
been
building
a
home
for
me
.
which
will
never
were
made
through
streets
with
stop
signs
at
all
intersections.
Boys'
henim
fSTS
ection.
Special
prk,
i
BoV
hrtss
anil
Sm:
Best
Hamburgers
In
Town
TKICES
ARE
HORN
HERE
AM)
RAISED
ELSEWHERE"
While
vv
uue
i
I'm
m
at
ai,
it,
it,
i
I
might
mignt
as
as
wel
wet
need
j
to
k
j
,
j
,
be
remodeled
nor
repaired
v.
.
.,
,
.
..
K
,,
,
"hit
on
the
remark
of
Mr.
Fvrg-
because
t
win
sun
me
perfectly
.
.
SHIKTS
(iw,d
sflu
;
from
h-
)nHiiH,n.,
j
.
m
",uson
s
aDoui
ii
Demg
a
saier
place
individually,
and
will
never
grow
.
,
.
.
for
sane
drivers.
Does
Mr.
Ferg-
old.
ih
Ta
Termites
-
.
,
j
can
never
under-
,
.
,
uson
know
that
4U
these
cab
drivers
.
.
mine
its
i.
foundations
t
.-
for
they
'
res'
i
'are
ail
pvam
,
neri
.
.
hntls
,.
,
fnr
rirtv
J
,
.
no
AT
,
Boys'
Plaid
All
Wool
upon
the
Rock
of
Ages.
Fire
can-
K
A
..,"
I
.
.
SHIRTS-Rfal
savli
Xmas
not
destroy
it.
Floods
'
cannot
"
,,
.,.
,
they
are
allowed
to
operate;
and
Mh
,
,
,
wash
it
locks
f
away.No
nor
bolu
.
.
..
,
in
k
,
.
,
that
the
back
of
their
license
Ls
will
ever
be
placed
upon
Us
doors
.
Girls'
a.r.1
Boys'
SSM
SNACK
BAR
fr,-
..ii
niarnea
inai
mey
are
in
ana
for
no
vicious
person
can
'
ever
.
.
,
,
,
proper
persons
to
be
operating
a
Cn.
fi,
"
enter
Uiat
lanrl
n'hpm
mw
ri,iroii
1
Status
of
one
p
;ison.
previously
listed
as
an
ownc
r
was
ciianed
to
householder,
.vhlle
another
who
had
been
lls-cd
as
a
householder
was
recls.h
I
as,
an
owner.
The
new
list
contain
2.84
names,
of
which
2649
uro
-jnerv
100
householders
and
tM
license
holders
koPEN
a.m.
U
1
a.m.
DAILY
Sizes
up
to
six.
All
'
$9.50.
For
Xmas
Spr,
.
,
-."
public
vehicle.
This
is
signed
by
C
,
..w
HltllUdt
vviuuiritu
Just
off
Third
Avenue
A
SUCCESSFUL
BOOK
ALASTAIR
MacGREGOR,
the
writer,
has
succeeded
in
making
his
fellow
Scots
very
angry.
Prom
this,
it
can
be
logically
reasoned
and
safely
concluded
that
his
latest
book,
a
story
about
the
western
isles,
will
be
an
outstanding
success.
It
has
just
been
placed
on
the
market
and
the
folks
who
dwell
north
of
the
Tweed
are
boiling
with
wrath.
After
all,
it's
the
sort
of
stuff
that
sells
a
new
yarn.
;MacGregor
describes
the
islanders
as
lazy,
given
to
drink,
greedy,
immoral,
harsh
and
not
particularly
cleanly.
The
editor
of
the
Stornaway
Gazette
writes
that
(
and
almost
ready
for
me
to
enter
f
318
Gth
St.
Ph.
Orders
Blue
92
I
LADIES,
printed
lun
REVISION
COURT
DROPS
5
NAMES
Civic
court
of
revision
deleted
a
total
of
five
names
from
the
unrevLsed
1949
voters
list
Tuis-morning,
leaving
the
revised
lis'
with
2.843
names,
65
more
than,
the
1948
list
of
voters.
The
court,
consisting
of
Mayc:
Nora
Arnold
and
Aldermen
Daggett
and
Whalen,
deleted
the
names
of
six
owners,
two
of
whom
were
dead
and
four
of
1
1
in
and
abide
in
peace
eternally
without
fear
of
being
ejected.
with
4
napkins
to
n
j
your
Chief
of
Police.
So
if
he
thinks
the
cab
drivers
are
a
menace,
it
is
quite
easy
to
stop
them.
I
think
Mr.
Ferguson,
has
the
same
idea
as
the
Police
Force
and
City
Council,
that
they
are
There
is
a
valley
of
deep
sha
tif
ul
patterns.
Rttul.
Now,
a
set
dow
between
the
Dlace
where
l
Mvo
in
Tlrin
d
.........
j
41
.
.
iiuciraw-u
111
uie
o'ny
revenue
.
,
.
,h,
.
hich
I
shall
,,
Journey
,
in
a
short
aerlved
not
m
lhe
f
wmie.
1
cannot
reach
mv
hnm
saieiy.
wnen
tney
can
allow
the
i
.v.
..
.
,,
.
lth
lt
d
".L"!:
Pouc.
car
to
,t
in
the
daric.
along
ACMES
A
MINES
U,J
"dnu
iaie.
i
nere
are
Strong
ana
repeated
!"
by
the
c
&
"
.
B"
vauey
y
.
01
the
the
Cot
Court
House
House
road,
road,
PAINS
whom
were
not
British
subject
demands
that
the
book
be
withdrawn.
No
one
g
eoes
1
n,
t"m
t
,
nour-
ating
for
someone
that
to
the
trouble
of
writW
MmrtWni,
.t?nw
LTL
I
"i.'T
-iss
one
of
those
signs.
and
therefore
ineligible.
Names
of
thrte
owners
which
had
been
omitted
In
the
original
list
were
added,
leaving
a
net
!o?s
of
three
owners,
i
,
.
I0
f
"
T
Ive
alwaVs
had
the
idea,
that
MacGregor
,himself
a
'-hielan
laddie,"
evidently
rhrouh
lat
valy
long,
long
tne
police
force
WM
for
the
,-,!
,1
...1.
....
i
.
t
!a8
drove
away
all
Its
gloom.
,
,
,
.
i
SORE
THROAT
1
1
I
,nw(STriuCH
GfNUWt
SIUM
me
dim
appiifii
n
nere
ne
Knew
11
wouia
yv,
1
now
He
has
stuck
bv
me
,i,rn.i,
L?Z
21
m
convictions
they
can
get
nres
nnn
thP
mn.t
slti
nae
at
uiiiia.
10
OFF
OIL
STANDS
Ordered
Before
Saturday
Noon
ALL
SIZES
Phone
Black
SSI
T
H
OM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
uiiu
miu,
since
we
lirst
De-iQoir
,,
..Kii
came
acquainted
forty-five
vears
..
.,
-
CALL
BLUE
i
For
Sati.sfactnr.
I
KEN'S
RADIO
I
718
2nd
A;
i
Names
of
two
lie
n?e
hnHen,
which
had
been
ctipllcated
on
the
original
list,
were
dropped.
roar,
and
stern
the
denunciation
!
But
the
more
wide
ago.
and
I
hold
His
promise
In
space
spread
the
fury,
the
more
insistent
the
demand
for
a
Kiiim.ru
jorrn.
never
10
iorsake,
j
cURRIF
copy,
and
consequently
the
heavier
the
receipt
of
!me
no"
to
leave
me
alone.
He
win
taw
bees
Taxi-Operator,
Ratepayer.
FOR
XMAS
CHANDLC
se
Our
"Lay-Away"
Plan
PORTRAIT
ORTRA1T
S
t
Finishin;
-
Film
-MX
be
with
me
as
I
walk
through
the
valley
of
shadows,
and
I
shall
not
lose
my
way
when
He
is
with
me.
My
ticket
to
Heaven
has
no
date
marked
for
the
journey-no
return
coupon
and
no
permit
for
baggage.
Yes,
I
am
all
ready
to
go
and
I
am
praying
each
day
I'm
left
here
in
Prince
Rupert
In
1948
Canadian
consumption
of
petroleum
products
was
285
Imperial
gallons
per
person,
exceeded
in
the
world
only
by
the
United
States
consumption
of
560
Imperial
gallons.
A
small
deposit
holds
any
article
Flash
Photo?
Takf
Phone
Green
389
I
PRINCE
RLTF.:1
McClary
Refrigerators
McClary
Electric
Ranges
Westlnghou.se
Radios
Westinghouse
Washers
Torrid-Oil
Ranges
Coleman
Oil
Heaters
C.C.M.
Bicycles
C.C.M.
Tricycles
&
Wagons
Dishes
and
Fine
China
Trilite
and
Table
Lamps
Power
and
Hand
Tools
Electric
Appliances
Ski
and
Skating
Equipment
Thermic
Ray
Stainless
Steel
Utensils
Doll
Buggies
and
Kiddle
Cars
1AND
DESERVES
SUPPORT
WE
ALL
LIKE
to
watch
a
parade.
Few
are
indifferent
to
one,
large
or
little.
Color,
music,
smartness
all
have
a
pulling
power.
A
parade
a
day
would
not
be
a
dull
idea
for
any
town.
There
is
something
about
the
old
marching
airs
or
any
good
lively
tune
and
pacing
figures
moving
steadily
by
that
stays
with
one
for
a
time.
Band
concerts
are
ever
welcome.
Prince
Rupert
has
a
band
that
looks
and
sounds
well
and
it
is
entitled
to
full
support
and
encouragement.
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EARLY
ADVEKTISINO
COPY
IS
APPRECIATED
Prescription
For
Psoriasis
that
others
too,
from
Prlr.ee
Rupert,
will
meet
me
in
my
eternal
Home.
Thanking
you
sir,
for
giving
me
this
space
in
your
paper.
Yours
for
a
safe
journey
to
Heaven
for
all
who
will
trust
in
my
Saviour.
LILIAN
E.
WEATHERLY.
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Effective
This
prescription
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has
shown
good
results
where
there
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a
chronic
skin
eruption
characterized
'
by
circumscribed
red,
scaly
adhesions.
In
many
cases
the
skin
has
cleared
for
approximately
six
months
to
a
year.The
prescription
is
a
clear,
colourless
and
odourless
liquid
and
wUl
not
stain.
Application
is
simple.
Affected
parts
are
washed
with
a
pure
soap
and
US
TERRACE
QUEEN
TO
BE
CROWNED
The
Oddfellows
and
Kinsmen
are
planning
a
joint
social
lo
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held
in
the
Oddfellows
Hail
at
Terrace
on
the
evening
of
November
17
when
Marjorie
Thomas
will
be
crowned
May
Queen
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given
her
scroll
of
office.
Marjorie
was
severely
injured
bv
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McBride
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Weddines
Birthdays
or
truck
on
her
way
to
school
a
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HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
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p.m.
to
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p.m.
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and
THIRD
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before
the
May
celebration
Pearl
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stood
in
her
place
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water,
the
prescription
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Exoff
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is
then
patted
on
with
a
small
swab
of
cottonrepeat
night
and
morning.
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can
get
this
prescription
at
,
your
druggist's,
simply
ask
for
3
ozs.
of
Exoff
Concentrated
ana
was
crowned
temporary
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at
the
sane
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and
COOKIES
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Vancou
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Marjorie
received
a
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and
if
your
skin
is
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love
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Vancouver,
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take
pleasure
in
announcing
that
Lindsay's
Cartage
and
Storage
Ltd.
are
now
representing
them
as
a
supply
depot
for
Oxygen
and
Acetyline
and
as
an
authorized
dealer
of
C.L.A.
Wdding
and
Cutting
equipment,
Electric
Welding
equipment
and
supplies
for
both
Gas
and
Electric
Welding.
A
complete
stock
of
goods
and
supplies
will
be
maintained
at
Lindsay's
warehouses
for
the
convenience
of
those
requiring
same.
All
enquiries
cordially
received.
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