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Rupert
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rectus
Monday,
February
23,
1949
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A-
Ho-
If
you
n
ear
to
my
lay
will
lend.
I
will
quote
you
my
definition
of
a
friend.
He
must
be
a
handy,
unobstructive
"fella"
Have
much
in
common
with
our
best
umbrella
Right
there
and
true
when
the
clouds
are
bustiri"
When
trouble
is
brewing,
he
must
be
trusting.
Not
much
In
evidence
when
fate
is
smiling.
Charitable,
cheerful
and
seldom
complaining,
Aware
of
our
faults,
yet
feel'friendship
binding.
Quite
often
forgotten
when
the
sun
is
shining,
"
His
heart
must
be
sterling
with
a
polden
lining'.
;..
.
!
;
ANDREW
WASEND,
"'
'
,
...
Hays
Cove
Ave"
w.
J
B,,..
Science
Also
Fails
C
CJENCE
HAS
FAILED
to
deliver
so
far
many
;
O
thi.ios
the
public
expects.
We
can't
control
weather,
hair
grow
again
on
a
haldpate,
live
to
be
150,
or
make
the
enprirv
in
Q
LETTERBOX
P.
M.
Burns,
inspector
of
cus-
being
in"a'sho
toms,
and
J.
Dee,
his
assistant,
na)U
havf1"'"
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Camo-
timi'?
ntn'
sun
yesterday
afternoon
f
rom
A-
Try
k
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Vancouver.
Deinw
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KINDERGARTEN
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
your
report
of
my
remarks
Possible
that
Vm,
cial
duties.
.
crai
ZiY
A
brken
ra"
,S
beHevpd
CPR
s
responsible
for
the
derailing
of
the
Z?h
'
'"J,0'
Ba"ff'
n
Janua
18-
ne
Perso"
jured
an
more
it
SonTthe
ifft
f""'
SU-f!rvfd
m
nr
hlJUrieS'
This
aerial
Photo
the
sirtv.n
wn
along
the
mai,
mam
line
after
leaving
the
ra
ils
near
a
sharp
curve.
,
cP
Photo)
to
the
central
council
of
the
Parent
-'Teachers'
Association
last
Monday
evening
there
is
an
error
which
ought
to
be
corrected.
The
reporter
evidently
con
:
atoms
do
our
work.
We
can't
prevent
cancer
or
the
common
cold.
Science,
the
20th-century
magician,
has
pulled
off
many
miracles,
and
talked
of
many
others.
To
some,
it
seems
that
science
has
broken
its
promises."
But
science
never
promises
anything-.
It
seeks
facts
and
methods.
Scientists
have
talked
of
possibilities
and
done
a
lot
of
exploring.
Over-enthusiastic
listeners
may
go
off
the
deep
end.
Take
rain-making.
Scientists
pulled
rain
and
snow
from
clouds
by
seeding
them
with
dry
ice
and
other
pellets.
They
took
a
first
step
toward
controlling
weather
and
said
so.
Just
that.
Lots
of
'homespun
experiments
flew
up
into
the
clouds
to
I
become
rain
witch
doctors.
Uusually
they
mussed
'
Paardeberg
49
Years
Ago
I
shot,
hung
an
observation
bal-
loon.
Pom-pom
guns
spoke
dailv
tused
my
account
of
the
origin
of
our
kindergarten
with
its
present
organization.
Since
the
of
1948
the
kindergarten
has
fall
a
'
I
and
everv
eveninc
sp
ni-rhliuhtj
Ii
I
from
Kimberley
swung
across
becn
UJ1der
tHe
admulistraUon
Anniversary
Yesiercay
oi
Turning
Point
In
Boer
War
language,
means
farmer,
1,1
or
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wit
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it
,
,
"'e
aiues.
oinpaiues
were
post-
,
,,
,
j
peasant.
Among
the
many
.
pictures
of
I
II
UI
lm'
ed
on
the
heights
of
kopjes
to
wacning
staff
consisted
po,uu,te
were
under
sleee-
01
Mrs-
Geo,W
Ferguson
historic
interest
at
the
Cana-
watch
for
possible
aid.
and
Kimberley'
Ladysmih
Miss
Helen
H.
Hurd.
Since
Jan-
dian
Legion
is
one
entitled
and
riXAL
KATTLE
"The
Dawn
of
Majuba."
It
rep-
Mafeking.
j
0n
"
Se
Tn
yar-oS'
0ia
classes
ciasses
resents
J
have
bt'en
the
closing
scenes
at
Before
Kimberlev
i-hmcni
al,
sh.,
,
,
.
PROMPT;
j
Paardeberg
the
morning
of
Rhodes
himself
haocned
taH.
trenches
was
mad
T
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Miss.
Hard-
See
I
s
for
Your
AST?
Vl;
vvnen
me
lirsr.
atom
hnmh
.
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RTEots?
WALLPAPER
REQUIREMENTS
PHONf
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imu
cAijiutieu,
Jlianv
ebruarv
27
1900
u-hpn
R,-,,-
m
"iu
ia
employed
Dy
the
Z
People
thought
the
day
of
atomic
enemy
Was
ii
rces,
under
O
n
S
-!Cr0nJe'8
ay
totolled
aPP"xi-!
and
s,"a11
"ef;
Trs
Women's
Missionary
Society
of
-
Pn0,.,t
?
UaS,J
1
Irately
five
thousand.
He
P4.
and
strode
an
the
United
Church
around
the
coi-nor
,
,'cronje
surrendered
On
aban-
and
comes
to
evervoL
Ene,8LW0Ud
be
S
cheaP
ameatrny
Jears
befoS
-
-h
background
-
in
everyone
eveiyone
cuW
co"M
could
have
have
everJ-Jh,
everything
he
he
wanted,
antec
for
fo?
Britisii-
J"JZZZZ,
-troops
had
found
u
or.Fretorla
Rber
had
i
dnt
starll8ht
and
m.ci-,
children's
work
of
this
kind.
i
i
W
,Juy
and
(
maybe
an
hour
s
work
a
day.
j
necessary
necessary
to
to
lay
lay
down
down
their
their
revlse
revised
the
lne
wnole
ole
p1
R.
A.
WILSON
Plan
of
cam-,
liw
m.
.
First
United
Church.
Daily
Hews
Clarified
Ads
get
Quick
Results?
Some
officials
said
atomic
energy
might
be
put
o
peacetime
use
within
15
years.
Four
years
later
that
guess
still
stands,
give
or
take
a
few
years.
The
problems
are
huge,
with
some
new
unforeseen
was
at
a
place
called
Majuba
Heded
..
Cronje's
further
Mauser
rifles
"
Th.rl
Hill.
flight
vas
blocked.
He
!
lhtre.
?
m
And
so,
the
score
was
evened.
caught
in
a
bend
of
the
Modder)-
,
S'rri
"
-"ion
to
stickg
theead
P;.e':
Prince
Ki.pert
Florist..
300
3rd
Ave.
3ox
10
TeJ.777
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
Jeionri.t.
1
ii
i
.
.
anniversary
almost
half
a
cen-
t.
filT.
.
"
lcu
uuwn
.
hind
and
keep
on
digging
I.-'im;
scientists
long
talked
about
v
wtt
nrr
n-l
t,-vnr
h,t
.
10
flSht
t
if
t
out.
There
was
time
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no
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nf
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nr.
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neuciies
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n
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Simply
too
luu
expensive.
expensive,
But.
nut
ivp
we
are
m;,-n.
mining
the
18
there
was
the
first
engage-
mao-.
of
a
large
army,
operating
over
amonf
he
casualties
being
Ian
!"
"lcer.
0f
the
first
C"
area
the
size
of
France
and
Ormes
Drugs
Sunday,
ie
D,
Spain
combined,
from
a
base
'
u"w"Kent
"e
le
6,000
miles
away.
Ten
thousand
'
The
trencr-lined
encampment
Af-U'E
ABM,
sjif
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
horses
were
needed
every
month.
ior
laager)
along
the
river
shnrec
r-riiri
i
.
nesium
and
bromine
from
the
sea,
at
a
profit
On
clothes
we've
come
a
long
way.
But
not
;
everything
can
be
made
lint-free
or
wrinkle
re-
sistant.
-
The
riddles
of
the
cancer,
common
cold,
polio
haven't
been
solved.
Often
what
looks
like
key
clu-s
;
are
found.
That's
all
to
date.
.
A.
Jiussian
scientist
coirl
n
i,..'.i.i.
.
i
Smday,
I!
TO
9
P.M
roB
sonn
ol'ORE
HOURS
WEEK-DAYS,
9
AM
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS'
12
NOON
7
P.M.
TO
9
P.M.
The
opening
stages
along
the
butM
Ho
lugela
River
in
Natal
were
little
to
preserve
lifeprefer
better
than
a
series
of
re-
hold
Cronje
where
he
was
verses.
Two
generals,
one
a'
Scottish
officer,
were
,
hot.
rip.H
HunSer.
rather
than
battle.l
CHiRlOTIE
S.s.
CoQuiUimJ
I
lilWP
I
ii
i
j
J
25,
10
p.m.
'
wnil
n
cottu
tv.rt
,
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UCUIHK
Th.
f.
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question.
Hold
FOR
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uuiiiiiianninfT
sir
...
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CIURL0TH
Lali
car
deUvery
service
trom
.m.
Ull
S
p.m.
Emergency
bicycle
deliver
from
7
pjn.
till
p.m.
and
Sunday
s.s
Coquitlara.
I
,
.....uum
nave
a
normal
lite'
of
150
n'm'
hWPVer'
had
span
years.
Tfiat
Rivers
Buller,
was
relieved
of
T,g
frisks.
;
M-asn
t
a
promise,
either.
Our
ihis
COId
f
ays
thfe
ch
length
of
life
i4
risine-
Roberts,
if
:
steadily.
North
American
peopleJnow
live
"arf
Sf,
toT
&S
'
f
?"er
011
the
aVer'e
than
they
did
in
1900.
Prac-
I
The
word
,
!ir"!?,e'
.
sifF
and
skirmish
JO
p.m.
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FRANK
911
ha..
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r,ae
we
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men
think
it
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be
rai.Prltn
inn
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well
beyond'
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Avenue
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.
vuiuvjcaiow
more
:
he
future.
But
not
overnight,
by
a
magic
pill,
as
f
iar
as
we
can
see.
:
CANADIANS
SHOULD
LEARN
J
THE
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library
has
on
display
J
oi
books
and
a,
Pamphlets
on
interna-
,
tional
affairs.
The
library,
together
with
the
Cana-
;
chan
Institute
of
International
Affairs
offers
this
;
feature
as
part
of
its
work
in
stimulating
interest
;.
m
current
problems
and
in
presenting
to
citizens
;
some
of
the
worthwhile
reading
that
is
available
.
Included
in
the
display
are
Behind
the
Headlines
8
published
by
the'
Interna
yamphle
Canadian
Institute
of
:
lonal
Affairs.
This
pamphlet
series
deak
?e
"
Tr111',
Stl'en8th
and
Future
u
"Thp
The
State
and
Human
Rights;"
"Soviet
ill
lead
Canadian
citizens
to
a
greater
interest
such
problems
and
to
a
greater
L
o
thei
1
fa
.as
a
source
of
facts
and
ideas.
y
v
-
Today
Canada
is
playing
an
increasingly
jm-r
:
portent
role
in
world
affairs
but
in
order
that
her
mter
national
leadership
be
sound,
it
is
..
that
the
citizens
of
Canada
become
more
necessary
familiar
-
vith
international
problems.
Only
in
this
way
c-m
that
thoughtful
public
oninion
hi
"I
somewhere,
somewhere,
is
in
in
your
your
hands.
hands.
4,
,
t
is
necessary
to
sunnort
;nf"
Z.
Mmci
""''
uie
actions
of
nnr
our
rr.i;f;
i
i
political
leaders
n
ntta.n
.i
.
..
.
"
"nu
in
u,e
of
the
world
PaJs
Right
now,
the
life
Df
a
mother
in
hospital
1
The
Red
Cross
asks
your
help,
too
in
supplying
aid
to
crippled
veterans,'
n
relief
wherever
din-tor
strikes,
in
giving
life
to
suffering
humanity
everywhere
UVntinued
8UPPrt
is
urgently
needed
to
carry
on
and
extend
this
great
work.
Give
willingly,
generously!
Give
Red
Cross
services
also
includp;
Treatment
or
Crippled
Children,
Nutrition
Services
First
Aid
and
Home
NuZ
A
mother
in
hospital
has
just
given
birth
her
Lfe-a
blood
transfusion.
Fortunately
a
supply
of
blood
of
the
right
type
"is
made
available
by
the
Red
Cross
to
save
the
lives
of
this
mother
and
other
mothers
in
cWdbirth-and
to
save
the
lives
of
accident
victims.
But
the
Red
Cross
must
have
funds
to
support
this
Free
Blood
Transfusion
Service,
which
is
being
extended
as
rapidly
as
'Possible
to
cover
all
Canada.
It
this
splendid
work.
It
is
supported
by
you
and
thousands
of
other
Canadians
am
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55HJY
'n
the
HOME
Whn
comldtrlng
your
dono-lion,
timimbtr
thai
thii
yor
tho
Canadian
Rd
Croi
ntds
S
Million
Dsllart
40
moro
than
tht
prtvlout
apptal.
"rau
worn
Activities,
etc.
rwstsyouK
work-
GVg
:hoose
a
VcTl'RE
ammK
just
Also
available:
Picture
Wire
and
Ilaneers
All
stock
at
reasonable
prices.
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