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4:15
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4:30
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(Tor.)
4:45
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5:00
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5:45
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possibilities
out
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Dr.
Turgeon
of
Nova
Scotia
was
chairman.
T.MPiiir
T.
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S.
Person
of
Better
Mail
Service
the
Provincial
police
transferred
his
headquarters
irui
George
to
Prince
Rupert.
In-and
Mrs.
Parsons
ex
The
Proving
decided
to
lm
fl
the
exhibition
in
:
In
September,
n
,
place
at
the
scrvi
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which
to
Plays.
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ment
was
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to
take
up
perm"""
residence
at
Prince
Rurt
in
September.
Bush
fires
which
had
broken
out
at
DiBby
Wand
has
finally
burned
down
Ui
a
few
smouldering
stumps,
forestry
officials
repo'td-
Vespile
the
confidenttha
t
a
recent
rain
had
smouldering
stumps,
they
were
eliminated
the
fire
hazard.
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I
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By
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ASHtEY
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one
of
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fishing
for.
by
Fred
Stork
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and
Mrs.
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first
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as
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can
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retain
the
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8:30
Dreamtime
9:00
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9:30
Symphony
for
Strings
10:00
CBC
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Newt
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Speaking
As
a
Llstenei
10:30
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Richards
Orch.
11:00-Fish
Arrivals
11
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and
Sign
Off
BATUrUjAf-A-M.
7:30
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ilucl
8:00
CBC
News
8:15
Pick
of
the
Hit
8
30-Mornlng
Devotion
8:45
LitUe
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
Commentary
9:
15
Records
at
Random
9:30-Musical
Program
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Band
P'and
10:15
World
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10:30
Concert
Favorites
ANGLO-EIRE
TRADE
AGREEMENT
SIGNED
AT
WESTMINSTER
Prime
Minister
Attlee
and
Mrs.
Costello,
the
Eire
premier,
recently
initialled
the
Anglo-Eire
trade
agreement
in
the
House
of
Commons,
Westminster
Britain
will
receive
from
Eire
most
of
her
production
of
fat
cattle,
and
an
unrestricted
supply
of
eggs,
butter
and
bacon.
Here
Eire's
premier
signs
the
Anglo-Eire
pact,
watched
by
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
Mr.
Harold
Wilson,
and
Messrs.
Morrissey,
McBride,
Norton,
Dillen,
MeGilli-gan
and
Dulanty
of
Eire.
RUPERT,
which
has
so
often
complained
PRINCE
about
various
aspects
of
its
mail
service
and
asked
for
improvements,
suddenly
finds
itself
with
the
quickest
and
most
frequent
postal
service
it
ever
had.
That
is
the
result
of
the
new
"all
up"
service
for
first
class
mail
which
late
every
afternoon
brings
the
letters
not
only
from
Vancouver
and
points
south
but
from
the
East,
across
the
line
and
overseas
with
a
dispatch
which
reminds
us
of
the
revolution
in
speed
of
transport
which
use
of
aircraft
makes
possible.
Since
it
is
so
easy
and
natural
to
complain
when
we
think
things
could
and
might
be
done
better,
it
is
fitting,
we
think,
to
acknowledge
this
great
improvement
in
the
mail
service
and
express
our
appreciation.
The
next
improvement
in
mail
service
could
well
be
the
institution
of
street
delivery
system
which
would
be
a
great
help
although
it
is
conceivable
that
some
folks
would
still
choose
to
go
down
themselves
and
get
the
letters
out
of
the
Post
Office
boxes
an
hour
or
so
after
the
plane
comes
in
rather
than
wait.
until
next
morning
for
the
delivery.
July
IS,
1911
Miss
Elsie
Taylor,
who
had
charge
of
the
Kelowna
public
school
for
a
year,
arrived
to
spend
the
summer
vacation
as
f
hr
sister.
Mis
Eliza
died
at
the
Tucks
Inlet
C:
sparkling
appearance
of
decanters?
A.
In
oraer
to
do
this
the
decanters
must
be
cleaned
even
if
not
used.
The
work
can'
be
made
easy
by
using
a
solution
of
a
little
vinegar
with
a
handful
of
I
salt.
Place
in
the
decanter
and
shake
thoroughly,
then
rinse
in
!
cold
water.
'
Q.
How
can
I
overcome
the
j
difficulty
of
pouring
catsup
from
beth
Taylor,
and
Mis
Lillian
It
Pays
to
Ai!vt
Johnson,
Third
Avenue.
Reminiscences
By
W.J.
and
Reflections
Ormes
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11:00
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PRESCRIPTION
CHEM1S
It's
not
so
very
long
ago
that;
We'
had
no
particular
worries
all
the
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
j
during
the
trying
days
when
it
amounted
to
was
a
cold
storage
J
was
(eared
(he
railways
and
plant
at
Seal
Cove
(always
ac-1
,
,.
'.
,
.
'telegraphs
H
would
suspend
oprr-
uvei,
a
grain
elevator
(always,
Being
a
light
meat
eater
inactive!
at
Westview,
and
stations.
string
of
wharves
and
unimporl-
and
partial
to
fish
of
all
kinds
'
ant-looking
places
in
between
everything
was
safe
on
that
STORE
HOURS
WEEK-DAYS,
9
AM
TO
a
bottle?
1
A.
All
that
is
necessary
Is
to
push
back
the
thickened
portion
that
congeals
around
the
top.
The
caUup
will
then
pour
easily.
Q.
How
can
I
clean
white
kid
gloves?
A.
,
By
rubbing
gently
with
bread
crumbs
after
each
wearing.
In
this
way
they
will
keep
clean
for
a
long
time.
!
Q.
How
can
I
remove
fat
from
SUNUAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
12
NOON
To
7
P.M.
TO
9
P.M.
not,
of
course,
forgetting
the
on-
j
score
And
f
uhlng
nad
always
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Halifax
or
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scene
is
changing."
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you
pany
car
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not
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for
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Lawrence
in
time
to
souP?
A.
If
unable
to
do
so
with
a
board
a
big
boat
for
a
London;
the
past
year
or
so,
it's
worth
In
short
1
spoon,
wev
a
cicau
liuui
wim
business
conference.
while
going
out
and
looking
around.
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absence?'
there
was
a
complete
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soup
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me
not.
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1:00-Musical
pro.
and
Golf
Comty.
1:30-Mu.sical
Pro.
and
Oolf
Comty.
2:00-Musical
Pro.
and
Oolf
Comty.
3:00-Piano
Classics
3:15
CBC
News
3:25
Recorded
Interlude
J;30-NBG
Symphony
Orch.
of
perplexity
or
misgivings
which,
THE
RACIAL
PROBLEM
DIFFICULTY
was
the
reason
why
RACIAL
groups
of
delegates
to
the
Democratic
nominating
convention
at
Philadelphia
walked
out
of
the
big
assembly.
They
were
from
Mississippi
and
Alabama.
The
issue
was
ciuite
clear.
Mr,
Truman,
the
presidential
candidate,
had
left
nothing
obscure
or
uncertain.
He
would
not
countenance
any
destinations
or
inequalities
on
the
score
of
color,
and
this
was
something
delegates,
particularly
those
from
..
the
deep
south,
could
not
and
would
not
accept.
U
.
Some
are
so
sure
of
a
Republican
victory
that
they
are
saying
the
negro
question
would
not
make
any
difference
for,
even
in
the
event
of
there
being
no
such
issue,
the
election
of
Governor
Dewey
was
assured.-
Nevertheless,
the
color
problem
remains,
polling,
or
no
polling.
t
General
Persh.ng,
highest
according
to
medical
science.
I
adhere
to
the
cloth.
All
fat
I
should
be
removed
from
the
top
'
of
the
soup,
as
it
I
indigestible.
ranking
United
States
soldier,
has
reached
the
end
of
a
dis
sometimes
cause
stoma"!-
til-i
cers.
On
the
whole,
the
crisi-i
j
was
passed
with
the
greatest
of,
ease.
I
Vur
Iltsllni
Hatuf
action
This
Winter
C'hwose
a
FAWCETT
FURNACE
tinguished
career.
He
had
his
triumphs
as
well
as
sorrows.
HU
TRY
A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
wife
and
family
perished
in
9
fire
in
San
Francisco
many
years
ago.
That
was
a
heavy
enough
blow
for
one
lifetime.
You
are
Invited
to
visit
our
shop
and
inspect
this
assembled
heating
unit.
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
151
Kant
FlrM
Avenu
Phone
Black
DM
A
MESSAGE
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
BUSINESSMEN
Indications
are
that
business
1
will
be
quiet
at
the
next
assize,
due
ln
September.
For
quite
a
while,
the
tendency
has
been
that
way.
More,
possibly.are
discovering
that,
by
using
com
mon
sense
and
a
reasonable
amount
of
righteousness,
a
heap
of
trouble
and
expense
can
be
avoided
without
sacrificing
the
enjoyments
of
everyday
life.
HOLLYWOOD
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Are
You
Being
BV-PASSED?
Do
You
Want
To
Stop
Them?
Lot
the
DAILY
NEWS
IIRING
you
CUSTOMERS
GENERAL
PERSHING
John
J.
(Blackjack)
Pershing,
who
GENERAL
died
yesterday
at
the
Walter
Reed
Military
!
Hospital
in
Washington
where
he
had
resided
!
"
"
for
some
years,
was
one
of
the
few
remaining
great
military
leaders
of
World
War
I.
Like
Haig,
'
he
was
one
of
Foch's
chief
lieutenants
in
1918.
He
was
the
"Eisenhower"
of
the
first
war
although
never
so
colorful
or
genial
as
"Ike."
But
he
was
w
accorded
higher
honor
than
Eisenhower
has,
so
far
at
least,
received.
As
"General
of
the
Armies,"
'
Pershing
was
the
nation's
highest
ranking
military
.
man.-
That
title,
implying
gratitude
of
a
nation,
was
conferred
upon
only
four
other
American
sol-diers
Washington,
Grant,
Sherman
and
Sheridan.
Pershing
started
his
career
in
the
Army
at
the
-
age
of
26
and
retired
at
the
age
of
sixty-four
in
11124.
He
died
at
the
age
of
88.
The
funeral
will
take
place
with
national
honors
on
Monday.
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133
CHOP
KUKY
Being
a
Prime
Minister
is
an
office
demanding
wide
and
exacting
responsibilities.
As
a
blessed
event
ln
British
Royal
circles
approaches,
the
public
become
more
and
more
exercised
over
the
question
of
the
:
use,
or
otherwise,
of
anaesthetics.
Mr.
Attlee
will
be
well
advised
to
keep
exceedingly
aust
ere
and
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSW
FOR
'
MARGARET
McJ.EOD
OPTOMETRIST
ROCK
AND
In
New
Offices
ROOM
10
STONE
BUILT)
INO
CALLS
M.
J.
SA1
New,
Mudet
All
WjtH
Every
time
we
fco
motoring
over
the
Skeena
Highway,
behold
America's
grandest
scenery,
wave
to
fishermen
filling
their
boats
with
lordly
salmon
and
reflect
that
there
wasn't
any
highway
before
the
war,
w.
cannot
but
conclude
that
Hitler
was
the
"biggest,
most
gosh
darned
son
of
an
Austrian
pub-lie
servant
that
one
could
ever
piano
re"
New
Phone
BLUE
G93
.
Tuning,
Voiftw
meet
or
hear
of."
MIKE
f
Phonf
Advertising
results
are
most
consistently
obtained
through
your
evening
newspaper.
The
Daily
News
gets
consistent,
proven
results
because
it
is
a
menilK'r
of
the
family
circle.
Home
delivered,
it
reaches
people
when
they
do
their
regular
reading,
leisurely
and
reflectively.
Daily
News
advertising
penetrate;
and
produces.
The
people
pay
for
the
Daily
News
to
read
the
news,
the
features
and
the
ADVERTISING.
Let
the
Daily
News
help
you
to
get
businews
by
using
space
regularly.
We
are
at
your
service
to
assist
and
advise.
Our
representative
would
like
tc
help
you.
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P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST,
6UITE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEK
1
Q.
Is
It
good
taste
for
a
girl
HEU"
Phone
785
P.O.
Box
1401
BEAUTY
to
write
some
words
of
enlear-
j
ment
on
a
photograph
of
her-
self
that
she
is
giving
to
a!
permanfli1
Beauty
C1
gll
iu
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
Chiropractor
21-23
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BLOCK
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894
Phone
Blue
442
204
4th
Street
young
man?
A.
This
is
not
a
matter
of!
good
taste
so
much
as
a
matter
j
of
good
sense.
Unless
she
is
very
,
sure
of
herself,
It
is
perhaps
wiser
.
to
omit
any
endearing
words
she
may
regret
later
on.
FISHING
IS
AN
EXCUSE
are
for
little
boys.
Others,
such
as
BROOKS
strolling
lovers,
make
occasional
use
of
brooks,
but
their
emotions
are
not
always
sincerely
centred
on
the
brook
for
itself
alone.
Little
boys
hold
the
brooks
by
the
prescriptive
right
of
coming
generation
after
generation,
on
Saturdays,
or
Sundays
after
Sunday
school,
or
weekdays
after
dinary
school,
or
on
any
other
blissful
holiday
time
to
jump
across
the
brook,
or
teeter
across
it
on
a
leaning
tree,
or
to
get
a
foot
wet,
or
fall
in
completely,
or
swim
naked,
or
fish
or
build
ambitious
dams
and
huts,
or
lie
in
the
sand
by
a
driftwood
fire
eating
burned
weiners,
or
play
endless
games
of
running
and
hiding
and
fighting
and
yelling.
Little
boys
still
find
time
to
come
to
the
brook
in
spite
of
organized
sport
and
the
movies
and
the
general
midway
atmosphere
of
modern
living.
They
come
because
brooks
have
proved
too
hard
for
to
organize,
except
when
streams
run
right
through
a
town
and
even
then
they
sometimes
break
loose.
The
brook's
glen,
with
its
soil
too
poor
for
cultivation
and
its
trees
too
scraggly
for
cut.
ting,
remains
a
secret
magic
place,
fairly
safe
from
adults.
Only
now
in
the
summertime
do
the
adults
come
in
any
considerable
numbers.
But
these
men
who
move
with
vast
attempts
at
silence
alonsr
the
brook
are
merely
pretending
to
be
adults.
Their
reels
and
tapered
lines
and
fancy
tied
flies
are
complicated
excuses
for
sneaking
back
with
ponderous
dignity
to
the
club
thev
are
supposed
to
have
outcrown,
the
brook
world
of
little
boys.
printed
word.
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GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Return
Compiled.
Besner
Block
Phone
387
GENERAL
CO
Q.
In
what
way
can
a
house
guest
be
of
assistance
to
a
hostess
who
does
her
own
work
?
A.
She
can
be
of
much
assistance,
and
show
proper
consideration,
if
she
will
keep
her.
Building
ni
w
Roofs,
ChlmnfP
LONDON
Cr
The
only
known
portrayal
of
novelist
Jan
Austen's
face,
dated
about
1810
ami
drawn
by
her
sister
Cassandra,
ha
been
boupht
by
the
National
PortraltOallery.
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room
clean
and
orderly.
Q.
Is
it
all
right
for
a
girl:
at
a
dance
to
powder
her
nose
i
without
going
to
the
dressing
j
room?
i
A.
Yes,
when
she
can
do
so
inconspicuously.
!
Q
When
a
maid
announces!
"Dinner
is
served,"
should
she
1
address
the
guests?
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a
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DAILY
NEWS
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the
Fisheries
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(P.R.)
Ltd.
Cartas,
Labelling,
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MAC
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A.
No.
The
announcement
is
directed
to
the
hostess.
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