Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Saturday,
January
7,
1900
4
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Sinatra
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TOWN"
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THE
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PRICES
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From
the
standpoint
of
motive,
says
a
Paris
statistic,
love
can
be
seventeen
times
more
deadly
than
liquor.
The
"morning
after"
for
example,
might
become
permanent
With
labor
and
material
available
and
local
industry
continuing
a
normal
pace.
Prince
Rupert's
population
should
be
15.000
within
another
few
years.
Most
folks
would
consider
it
a
modest
estimate.
When
a
developing
city
has
solid,
all-year-round
payrolls,
it's
easier
to
stride
from
15,000
to
20,000,
than
struggle
from
a
few
hundred
to
6.000
or
7,000
and
sometimes
stick
there
for
a
long
and
a
dreary
stretch.
President
Truman
says
poverty
is
to
be
eliminated.
This
will
not
be
in
1950
but
there
will
be
no
long
wait.
People
listen
to
what
they
enjoy
hearing.
Rc-
member
the
time
Mr.
Dewey
lost
tiie
election?
Truman
knows
his
public.
If
the
Chlgnecto
Canal
is
ever
cut,
it.
will
connect
the
Bay
of
Fundy
with
the
Straits
of
North-
TOUGHER
THAN
HORSES
In
endurance
tests,
camels
can
outrun
horses
after
three
miles
For
A
New
Year's
Treat
'
HOPE
TO
CAPTURE
EUROPEAN
HONORS
-Nearly
100
of
Britain's
loading
manufacturers
and
designers
pooled
their
resources
to
build
this
racing
car
to
challenge
state-backed
Italian
and
French
racers.
At
a
recent
secret
trial
it
notched
nenrly
150
mill's
an
hour.
The
new
car,
chief
designer
of
which
is
Peter
Berthon,
is
expected
t'j
be
prime
favorite
for
the
Grand
Prix
d'Europe,
the
classic
race
Britain
will
stage
for
the
first
time
this
year.
At
the
wheel
of
the
new
B
R.M.
racer
is
veteran
racer,
Raymond
Mays.
MAPLE
LEAF
mm
1
JL
VZ&J
"
umbel-land,
located
between
servility.
Let
it
never
be
forgot-Princc
Edward
Island
and
New
ton
that
in
any
movement
toward
Brunswick.
The
Strait
has
long
injustice
and
oppression,
the
been
the
chief
source
of
oysters
first
step
is
the
crushing
of
un-and
lobsters
for
much
of
Can-
fettered
publicity.
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Floor
Polishers
$59.3!
G.E.
Washers
with
pump
$149.5;
6
cu.
ft.
Leonard
Refrigerator
$299.5!
G.E.
Dual
Control
Blankets
$49.51
Trilte
Torchicrc
$14.1;
Trilite
Floor
Lamp
$1$.l;
With
Silk
Shade
Electric
Toasters
$7.50
to
$32.5:
Electric
Irons
$4.20
to
$23.5
Electric
Razors
$19.95
to
$26.7
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Pi-.iiniiu.nt.
fiunre
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a
fit'.ht
for
a
$00.-
ada.
There
once
was
a
time
(but
certainly
not
now),
when
one
could
buy
a
barrel
of
oysters
for
little
more
than
a
dollar
.And
as
lor
lobsters!
Right
out
of
the
sea
and
a
litlld
later
on
more
crimson
than
Moscow.
This
Is
mid-summer
in
the
South
Atlantic,
the
South
Pacific,
in
South
Africa,,
Australia
and
so
around
the
globe.
"Once,
during
Christmas
time,
I
was
in
Pretoria,"
remarked
an
old
soldier
yesterday."
Ye
had
a
barrvi
of
almost
warm
beer,
and
used
a
lot
of
cotton
wool
to
make
it
look
as
if
someone
had
sent
to
Canada
for
snow.
Anyway,
we
could
not
do
more
than
our
best.
But
that
was
hardly
enough.
Who
likes
warm
beer
in
a
warm
country?
If
it
could
be
clone,
exclusion
of
the
press
as
a
matter
of
calculated
policy
would
finally
reach
the
point
when
papers
would
become
anything
but
free.
They
would
publish,
but
only
with
others
knowing
well
in
advance
what
was
to
appear
in
print.
From
possession
of
liberty,
independence
and
unafraid
the
press
would
descend
to
slavishness
and
Drawings
for
"secret
pals"
lor
the
year
took
place
wnen
the
Women
of
the
Moose
h.-lJ
-their
regular
meting
in
the
Moose
Temple
Wednsday
night
with
a
good
'
attendance
and
Mrs.
Harold
Munccy,
Senior
Regent,
in
the
chair.
Refreshments
were
servca
by
Mrs.
F.
Gomez,
Mrs.
G.
Robinson
and
Mrs.
W.
Harrison.
:
Newspaper
advertising
pays
off
'in
dividends.
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Vesper
Hour
10:00
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News
i
10:10
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News
10:15
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Scot
in
Canada
10:30
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to
Midnight
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11:00
Weather
and
Sign
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MONDAY
A.M.
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7:00
Musical
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.
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8:00
CBC
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;
8:10
-Here's
Bill
Good
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8:15
Morning
Souk
!
8:30
Music
for
Modems
'
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10:15
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10:30
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11:45
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12:15
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12:30
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1:00
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Concert
1:45
Commentary
Pioneers
,
2:00
B.
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School
Broadcast
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Melody
Matinee
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Music
Box
3:15
Don
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and
His
Islanders
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?!
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B!
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000.000
fori
tine,
Frieda
Koesling,
Berlin
nurse,
gains
U.S.
citizen-1
ship
by
inarryinti
Paul
Kosswig
in
the
German
city.
The
vast
sum
I
was
left
by
her
uncle,
Charles
Kovsiing,
who
emigrated
to
the
U.S.
in
1000.
Some
500
persons
claimed
the
estate,
but
the
field
was
harrowed
down
In
two
families.
The
newiyweds
will
go
to
the
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
Carbondale,
III.,
home
of
the
62-year-old
groom.
They
are
shown
leaving
a
Berlin
chin
ch
auer
tin;
wedding
ceremony.
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is
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arrears
and
you
do
not
receive
your
paper,
please
do
not
blame
the
publisher,
the
new."
boy
or
the
post
office.
Jut'1
do
a
little
straight
talking
tc
ycurself.
Co-operation
of
subscribers
In
this
regard
would
be
appreciated.
It
would
save
a
lot
of
trcuMe
and
everybody
would
be
nappier.
Subscriptions
are
payable
in
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that
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sale
will
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its
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against
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tire,
or
thett?
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large
enough
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OUST
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Jehovah
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olive
Lundcll
and
Winifred
Parsons
were
run
out
of
Juliette,
Que.,
for
the
second
time
on
Monday
when
they
returned
after
being
warned
by
a
mob
of
townspeople
not
to
return,
Juliette
residents,
99
per
cent
Roman
Catholic,
says
the
Witnesses
are
a
nuisance,
btir
up
trouble
and
advocate
"immorality."
Police
did
nothing
to
Interfere
when
the
girls
w?re
put
in
a
cab
and
taken
to
the
outskirts
of
Montreal,
45
miles
away.
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AVENUE
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easily!"