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News:
j
I
have
been
in
Prince
Rupert
Enrolment
at
the
city's
four
public
schools
was
slightly
high-
'
'
Prince
Rnpw
Dll
Nr
l
td.,
3rd
Avpnuf.
Hrtnce
Rupert.
Hrltlah
Columbia,
j
for
four
years
now
and
have
noticed
the
difference
in
the
O.
A
HUNTER.
Munnflnp
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
MHnaglns
Director.
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OF
CANADIAN
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OF
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
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Pit
Week.
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Per
Month.
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8
no.
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Mail
Per
Month.
50c:
Per
Year.
5
(K)
ei
in
January
than
in
December,
reports
or
pi'.nripals
received
at
last
night's
School
Board
meeting
showed.
Total
enrolment
last
month
was
1,168
as
compared
with
1,159
in
December.
Enrolments,
with
attendance
percentages,
follow:
'
Booth
Memorial
High
,
School
445.
92
per
cent.
Borden
Street,
230,
Si
per
-cent.
Conrad
Street,
215.
S3
per
cent.
King
Edward,
278,
94
per
cent.
Enrolment
at
Port
Simpson
(EMPLOYEES'
BENEFIT)
price
of
meat
here
and
in
Vancouver.
Even
taking
freight
rates
into
account,
the
prices
here
seem
terrible
pork
legs,
Vancouver,
37c,
Prince
Rupert,
65c
and
7dc;
veal
steak.
Vancouver,
50,
Prince
Rupert,
60c
and
70c;
pork
loin,
Vancouver,
45c,
Prince
Rupert,
65c
and
70c,
and
so
on
with
all
the
meat.
Granted
that
there
may
be
different
grades,
why
could-we
not
,
have
them
here
too?
There
are
three
of
us
to
feed
I
in
this
house
and
it
costs
us
over
$1
per
day
for
meat
alone,
j
How
the
man
with
a
family
of
seven
exists
is
hard
to
see.
I
j
have
seen
some
such
families
here
in
Prince
Rupert
and
their
limit
is
hamburger
at
45c
pt
pound.
i
It's
time
somebody
took
this'
up.
After
all
we
are
not
so
very
j
far
from
Vancouver.
Wages
are
j
'
no
better
here
than
in
'
was
14.
at
uigoy
isiann
zs
ana
at
Port
Edward
eight.
There
was
no
report
from
Port
Essington.
In
order
that
our
valuable
employees
have
as
near
as
possible
full-time
employ,,
during
the
month
of
February,
we
Kavt
ckled
to
offer
our
friends
and
patrong
Prince
Rupert
citizens
as
a
whole
4
DoqI
PhanPQ
nf
i
D
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
Unchanging
Soviet
Policy
CREATION
of
the
new
"council
for
economic
THE
mutual
assistance"
between
the
Soviet
Vnion
and
its
European
.satellite
stated
is
celarly
of
g:eat
importance
in
itself
but
it
is
also
of
importance
as
an
indication
that
the
hopes
which
had
been
aroused
in
some
quarters
that
a
change
in
Russian
policy
was
imminent,
that
there
was
to
be
a
new
effort
to
reach
an
understanding
with
the
West,
have
..been
false
hopes.
-
The
whole
character
of
the
announcement
of
the
formation
of
a
new
council
for
mutual
economic
assistance
makes
it
clear
that
the
Soviet
Govern-
Tiiont
has
no
thoughts
of
rapproachment
with
the
West
but
is
still
seeking
to
deepen
and
intensify
the,
division.
And
simultaneously,
in
Berlin,
Commun-
;ist
vituperation
has
attained
new
levels.
It
is
plain
that
while
Moscow
may,
for
local
and
tactical
reasons,
speak
with
two
voices,
it
has
a
single
policy.
And
that
policy
has
not
as
some
had
bei-un
to
hope
changed
with
the
new
year
despite
the
waving
of
olive
branches
and
seeming-
cordiality
to
nations
which
the
Soviet
would
infiltrate
if
it
cannot
subjugate
by
other
means.
1.
What
is
wrong
wlihvtliis
U
HOUI
UIIUIIUU
Ul
u
UQU
sentence?
"He
is
a
small
man.
but
he
is
a
good
fighter
at
that.''
2.
What
is
the
correct
pro-j
nunciation
of
-hysteria?"
FED
UP
on
ail
Dry
Cleaning!
COMMENCING
.
.
I
3.
Winch
one
oi
these
words
SOOTY
CHURCH
I
is
mjpelled?
Acetylene,
neh-
YORKTON.
Sask.
iCP
When
ievment,
accumulator.
kfp-
-.rrf
1
Gi
the
furnace
stoker
exploded
in
4.
What
does
the
word
iHoly
Trinity
Anglican
church
mauve
mean.'
Monday,
f
eh
rum
here,
scot
covered
the
newly-,
answers
cit'couued
building
inches
deep
l.
Say,
"but
he
is
a
'
inside
!
fi'ihter
nevertheless."'
2.
ft
ood
Pro-
and
continuing
throughout
the
monll
JuibriKiry
26
j
nounce
his-ter-i-a.
both
i's.
as
in
SCOTTISH
UNIVERSITIES
;
m,
e
as
in
here,
a
as
in
ask
un-The
first
Scottish
university,
stressed,
accent
second
syllable.'
St.
Andrew's
was
founded
In
3.
Achievement.
4.
Giving
1411.
the
other
three,
at
Gins-
or
having
the
power
of
giving
gow,
Aberdeen
and
Edinburgh
form:
plastic.
"These
experi-followed
within
the
next
cen-
ences
date
back
to
the
forma-
REASON
FOR
OPTIMISM
THE
TORT
of
Prince
Rupert
is
complaining-,
and
WE
OFFER
YOU
.
.
.
;
tive
period
of
my
life."
I
justifiably
so,
at
the
recent
40
per
cent
increase
j
tury
Free
Cleamimig
aeidl
Piressin;
up
to
the
amount
of
75
Cents
on
the
following
garments:
Reminiscences
By
W.J.
and
Reflections
SLACKS
TROUSERS
SPORT
SHIRTS
TIES
RLOUSES
SKIRTS
SLIPS
SWEATERS
I
On
the
front
page
of
a
Van-
would
-
appear
Friday
but
with
Icouver
daily
there
recently
ap-
the
dour
suggestion
that
one
j
peared
the
portrait
of
a
citizen
needn't
bank
on
the
glad
news,
of
prominence
and
below
it.
the
Came
Friday!
and
also
official
!
caption
"Sam
Can"
involved
in
notification
that
the
C.O.L.
had
i
the
Soviet
spy
prosecutions
bounced
back
to
the
all-time
which
made
such
a
sensation
high
of
159.6.
That
more
like
in
Canada
a
few
years
ago.
Carr
it,
by
gum!
has
turned
up
in
New
York
and
!
is
wantid
in
this
country.
Near
a
copy
of
The
Empire?
way
;
2.000
copies
were
on
the
streets,
back
in
1912,
says
the
board
of
;
before
someone
shouted
"stop
WOrks
will
inquire
into
the
con-
the
press."
The
innocent
victim
structio:i
of
the
fire
hall.
For
is
blessed
with
good
nature
and
one
thing,
the
horse
stalls
were
took
tlit
joshing
with
smiling
not
suficiently
long.
Well,
well!
,
grace.
And
as
for
the
paper?
is
that
so?
So
there
was
once
BUS
in
rates
on
railway
express
heading
east
from
the
coast.
The
biggest
damage
it
will
do
to
Rupert's
economy
is
in
reducing-
the
movement
of
fresh
fish
,-by
fast
train
to
eastern
markets.
The
Rupert
Daily
News
points
out
that
Alaska's
halibut
fishermen
also
will
be
penalized
by
the
cut,
because
much
Alaska-originated
fish
also
moves
by
"
express
into
the
eastern
U.S.
markets
such
as
Chi-Yago
and
New
York.
.This
means
that
the
added
cost
of
transportation
comes
from
the
check
paid
to
the
fisherman
or
is
passed
along
to
the
consumer.
Since
high
prices
and
costs
all
along
the
way
al-
ready
have
caused
some
consumer
resistance
to
.
fresh
fish,
the
new
rate
boost
is
not
welcome
at
this
time.
.
The
fisherman
is
paid
a
better
price
for
the
fresh
.fish
that
goes
into
the
fresh
market
by
express
than
.
le
receiver
for
that
portion
which
is
put
into
cold
storage
and
shipped
out
frozen
by
freight.
If
the
I
public
refuses
to
pay
a
premium
for
the
fresh
prod-j
net,
however,
and
more
of
it
is
frozen,
the
price
of
j
frozen
fish
may
be
effected
eventually,
too.
Rupert
's
prospects,
otherwise,
seem
very
good.
;
She
probably
will
be
the
receiving
port
for
much
of
I
the
pulp
manufactured
in
Alaska.
She
will
be
a
1
shipper
of
pulp
in
her
own
right
in
two
years
or
so,
!
..from
the
big-
rayon
mill
going
in
near
the
eastern
'
city
limits
of
Rupert.
And
with
statehood
coming
;
to
Alaska,
the
Jones
act's
discrimination
against
.
Alaskan
use
of
Canadian
ships
for
freight
will
end
automatically.
That
should
be
reason
enough
for
her
to
be
optimistic.
Ketchikan
Chronicle
i
Bill
Baker
With
every
order
of
$2.50
worth
of
Dry
Cleaning
you
may
include
one
of
the
above
mentioned
articles
or
up
to
six
ties
which
we
will
clean
and
press
Only
those
.
familiar
with
the
a
time
when
horses
a
hand-production
end
of
the
industry
some,
Smart-looking
animal
used
will
know
what
was
said
and
for
driving-
or
riding
actually
thought
and
how
it
was
possible
were
in
Prince
Rupert,
for
such
a
blunder
to
occur.
--
-
-
4VV
CAFE
How
much
of
the
water
in
the
North
Sea
comes
from
where
and
when
does
it
come?
This
is
one
of
several
questions
fishing
fleets
overseas
would
like
answered.
Here's
another
question
What's
it
all
got
to
do
with
the
fishing
industry?
o
Absolutely
Free
of
Charge
PATRONIZE
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
Expert
-Quality
Dry
Cleaners
Always
the
Best
Place
to
Fat
HIGH
QUALITY
FOODS
TRY
OUR
SPECIAL
BUSINESS
LUNCHES
j
The
etiquette
column,
yester-i
day,
inquired
how
should
one
place
the
knife
and
fork
after
finishing
a
course
at
the
dinner
who
have
served
you
for
more
than
13
years
under
the
same
consisted
nu
table.
Sometimes
we
have
observed
a
diner
use
the
fork
for
a
toothpick.
fist.
ment
with
the
assistance
of
only
experienced,
steadily
employed
nelp
ARE
ALL-OUT
TO
GIVE
YOU
ONLY
THE
BEST.
Increased
Volume
means
Increased
Pay
Checks
to
our
Employees!
TRY
OUR
CHINESE
DISHES
Extra
Special
to
Take
Home!
Chow
Mein
Sweet
and
Sour
608
3rd
Ave
Ty.
.
Phone
200
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TOO
K
IEW
MEMBERS
of
the
Historic
Sites
and
I
N
Monument
Board
of
Canada
are
Hon.
T.
A.
!
Campbell,
K.C.,
of
Charlottetown
and
YV.
K.
Lamb,
Ph.
D.,
of
Ottawa.
The
Board,
originally
appointed
ici
1919,
has
examined
more
than
a
thousand
sites
of
which
ahout
400
have
been
considered
of
suf-
ficient
national
importance
to
justify
being
suitably
-
marked
and
maintained.
These
include
Indian
earthworks,
forts
and
villages,
trading
posts
and
"mission
enterprises,
explorations
and
scenes
of
mili
Local
folks,
Friday
morning,
were
given
a
close-up
of
a
gasoline
fire
that
damaged
a
car
01:
Th.Vd
Amiue.
They
observed
the
speed
and
fierceness
wish
which
it
works.
Next
time
you
see
in
a
newspaper
something
about
gas
having
been
mistaken
for
oil
or
a
passenger
plane
catching
fire
when
it
crashes
the
chances
are
you
will
understand
it
better.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
VI!
I
ii
mm
em
it
ma
IDEAL
spells
'QUALITY'
IDEAL
spells
'SERVICE'
IDEAL
means
'IT'S
TOfS'
tary
operations
in
the
long
struggle
for
possession
'
Tnmes
are
not
always
what
Canada,
Hudson
Bay
Co.
postsand
birthplaces
of
the"
.seT
tu
?s
al"
sfd
ua
....
.
,
,
;.
t""-151
in
this
chaste
column
Thursday
r,
distinguished
Canadians.
Of
the
two
recently
ap-
(that
the
cost
of
living
was
pointed
members
of
the
Board,
Mr.
Campbell
is
;comins
clown
and
official
data
.
.
Chief
Justice
of
Prince
Edward
Island
and
Dr.
S
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPRi
I
I
.llLamb
a
former
librarian
of
the'
University
of
Brit
"
ish
Columbia
and
now
Dominion
Archivist.
There
is
a
DIFFERENCE
in
LUBRICANTS
British
Columbia
and
the
prairie
recions
offer
PHONE
858
-
for
Our
Chassis
Lubricant
is
not
just
a
grease,
it
is
aji
F-naineered
B-A
Product,
compounded
to
assure
maximum
lubrication
ur.iler
extreme
mater
and
road
abrasive
conditions.
Yes,
we
uo
pay
more
for
this
type
of
chassis
lubricant,
but
you
pay
no
more
for
your
lubrication
job,
and
you
cKi
not
buy
a
ASH
OlT
type
grease.
Our
Motor
Oils
too
are
only
first
line
.canned
or
bulk,
PKNNZOIL
ldOTr
Pure
Pennsylvania
or
B-A
PEKRLESS
"It
s
AUoved."
LINDSAY
MOTORS
LTD.
PHONE
866
the
same
historic
background
Eastern
Canada
does
yet
the
record
would
indeed
be
incomplete
were
the
west,
because
of
this,
to
be
at
all
neglected.
Lasting
recognition
of
the
old
explorers,
the
early
navigators,
the
builders
of
great
enterprises
should
remain
as
permanent
reminders
to
succeeding
generations
of
what
has
gone
before.
To
allow
-the
memory
of
achievements
to
fade,
to
let
scene?
-and
site
which
are
intertwined
with
the
story
of
the
last
frontier
sing
into
oblivion
would
be
a
sad
Mission.
mm
1