TODAY
8
Canadian
r.uirir
(Continued
rrom
l'agc
II
Urfncr
Rupert
Daily
rectus
Thursday,
May
5,
1949
FRIDAY
AND
SAtTuM
t
able
(u
pay
an
unusually
high
dividend.
Had
oilier
intumr
in
1918
hern
no
more
than
the
averase
of
the
15-year
periud,
1933-47,
your
total
corporate
income
would
have
bee.a
insufficient
to
warrant
the
pay
ALL
SET
FOR
YUKON
NIGHT
Gyros,
at
the
weekly
luncheon
meeting
of
the
club
yesterday,
confined
themselves
to
consideration
of
final
arrangements
for
the
big
Klondyke
Night
dance
to
be
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
tomorrow
night.
Committee
Chairman
A.
M.
Hurst
outlined
completed
plans
and
finally
detailed
the
mem
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
;
j
fyMfo
Sunday,
May
8th
j
UK
j
j
nti
rrrr
.
f
ment
of
a
dividend
on
the
ordinary
stock."
Had
any
of
the
company's
out
WVW'l
-c
P,
"X
EVE.
iL
m
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
or
Money
Refunded
.HloHStASi
m
m
MKNAU
CURTIS
Moouciwn
NO
N.Z.
TRADE
INCREASE
SEEN
ufacturers'
Associ
talc!
that
NeW
Zii
omy
s
built
on
t
side
undertakings
suffered
losses
Mr.
Mather
said
"no
one
would
entertain
for
a
moment
the
idea
that
compensation
should
bo
provided
by
increased
freight
rates.
Can
it
then
be
rationally
sucsested
that
in
fortunate
years
when
these
investments
produce
a
profit
the
Canadian
Pacific
should
be
required
to
use
such
profits
to
provide
rail
transportation
at
rates
which
do
not
yrcciuce
a
fair
return
on
the
investment
in
railway
facilities?"
The
C.P.R.
stood
in
a
unique
position
anions
the
railways
of
the
English
speaking
world.
It
was
in
active
competition
with
the
Canadian
National
Railways
which
have
been
welded
"from
bers
for
their
variaus
duties.
Tonight
they
will
swing
into
action
to
get
the
hall
in
readiness.
The
carnival
features
in
Klondyke
atmosphere
will
be
augmented
by
surh
features
as
vaudeville
stage
program
including
acrobatics,
can
-
can
dancing
and
barber
shop
quartette.
There
will
be
Judging
of
the
beard
contest
for
various
awards
from
the
$50
grand
prize
down.
Costumes
will
also
be
adjudicated
for
the
award
of
prkes
for
the
best
men
and
women
characters.
The
Klondyke
Night
effort
is
to
raise
money
to
help
pay
off
TORONTO
O-Any
nutatan!
1
markeU-Gr.4
marteMir1
1
4
V'
-TV.
tlal
expansion
of
New
Zealand's
trade
'with
Canada
In
the
Immediate
future
hardly
seems
FABIAN'S
ra
The
term
PRELUDE
TO
KIXDNDYKE
NIGHT
Two
Gyros
and
a
horse,
Bill
Stone,
the
Burro
and
Grant
Stewart
re-enact
days
of
'98
(Picture
by
Chandler)
'
M
possible,
James
Thorn,
New
inB
as
nr.,t
ud
k
.
'
1ftnt
hv
n
Hit
N
May
We
Suggest:
.eaiuiiu
iiiu
uoiiimit.Moner
iu
aince
V.i
Canada,
said
Wednesday
in
an!
drtrlroci;
trt
Ota
Canoli'in
,1
.
T
...
I.
.r
I
inirnrin
I
flittS
wage
rate
the
working
expenses
ratio
rose
from
98.3
percent
to
99.6
percent.
fares.
An
increase
of
$2,600,000
for,
a
full
year
at
the
present
level
1
of
traffic
was
estimated
to
re-
1
fx
1
'
f
t
y
Hlouses
Suits
"Approximately
$10,000,000
of
w
r
r
Dresses
independent
and
unre-iaU'd
linos
'sult
Uum
tjie
Board
of
Trans-!
additional
revenue
resulted
from
Hosiery
it
obligations
entailed
in
the
new
swimming
pool
at
McClymont
Park
and
the
Gyros
arc
out
to
make
at
least
$1000
as
a
result
of
the
effort.
intj
a
well-integrated
railway
port
Commissioners
granting
an
tne
21
percent
Increase
in
Cana
system
ably
managed
by
a
thor-
increase
of
Id
percent
in
first-
fian
r:ilcs
which
became
effect
At
VALLACE'S
Oj
Coiirse
mumt
(.ughly
competent
group
of
01-
ciass
passenger
fares
but,
"on
ficers."
The
C.P.R.
met
this
com-
t!l0
other
hand,
we
face
a
loss
petition
willingly
but
the
C.N.R.
of
approximately
an
equal
ive
April
8,
1948,
and
from
the
various
increases
applying
to
international
related
traffic
af-
possessed
"immeasurable
MANY
COMING
TO
CONVENTION
HERE
amount"
as
the
result
of
an
fPcted
by
United
States
-rates,
order
under
which
the
"moun-j
..Car
loadings
of
grain,
pet-tain
differential"
in
freight
,.(1iPlim
and
smelter
nroducU
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
E.
Starr
have
returned
to
the
city
after
spending
the
winter
in
California.
Mr.
Starr
sustained
serious
injuries
in
a
car
accident
a
few
weeks
ago
but
.has
made
excellent
recovery.
It
need
not
concern
itself
with
the
maintenance
01
credit
in
tne
rates
affecting
British
Columbia
wrrP
higher
but
the
total
volume
lmanciai
markets
Decause
tne
Was
removed.
securities
of
the
system
are
back
of
freight
traffic
carried
was
less
than
in
the
first
quarter
of
1943
j
TOO
LAI
t
TO
CLASSIFY
ChriAi
'as
indicated
oy
a
decrease
01
.2.6
percent
in
car
loadings
whilo
pqr
SALE
One
siiiEle
bed.
3
In
revlewhijf
the
outlook
for
1919
Mr.
Mather
said
the
gross
earnings
in
the
first
quarter
were
higher
than
in
the
same
period
of
1918
by
7,999,910
or
10.3
percent.
This
was
more
than
offset
by
increased
expenses
mainly
due
to
higher
the
decline
in
total
freight
vol-
(
J
ume
may
continue
for
some
timi
;
it
is
hoped
that
it
will
not
be
the
pattern
for
the
entire
balance
of
the
year."
mirror
dressing
table
ana
chair
$12,
two
desks
$35
and
$6.
trl-lite
$8,
carpet
pad.
3
heaters
$4,
$0
and
$10
thousand
watts,
chairs,
jardlniers,
tools,
etc.
855
Borden
Street.
(tfi
Reservations
for
the
1949
dis
(jict
Gyro
convention
which
is
to
be
held
at
Prince
Rupert's
Civic
Centre
are
already
at
a
;
premium.
At
yesterday's
wee1'-;
Jy
lunchnon
the
local
Gyro
Club
as
informed
that
there
wer"
already
86
bookings
far
the
steamer
Chilcotin
which
will
make
a
special
voyage
north
from
Vancouver
with
delegates
from
Vancouver,
Victoria,
the
Lower
Mainland.
Vancouver
f
Island,
Washington
and
Oregon.
That
leaves
room
for
only
20
more
delegates
on
the
steamer.
Others
will
be
coming,
however,
by
car.
rail
and
air
eri
by
the
guarantee
of
the
Dominion
government.
On
the
othei
hand
your
company
can
borrow
only
in
a
highly
competitive
money
market
and,
if
it
is
to
provide
efficient
and
modern
services,
it
must
earn
consistently
a
reasonable
return
on
the
.substantial
investment
in
the
railway
enterprise."
m:itiii:r
links
pay
way
The
caidina!
fact
was
that,
ASSAULT
CASE
IS
ADJOURNED
An
adjournment
until
May
11
was
granted
by
Magistral
W.
D
Vance
in
city
police
court
Wednesday
in
the
case
of
Reg.
Beck-ley,
a
recent
arrival
from
Vancouver,
charged
with
assau't
occasioning
actual
bodily
harm
to
Clifford
McMullen,
a
cellulose
company
worker.
The
charge
arose
out
of
a
fracas
at
the
weekend
in
which
McMullen
received
a
fractured
skull
and
fractured
jaw
in
a
lane
at
the
rear
of
Third
Avenue
near
Seventh
St
reet.
SODA
GRAGi
i
At
your
groter
,
oik
-g
Premium
Sodo
CfocL
alwoyl
prrfec!
bakd
I
I
gui
f
AW
V
lt
v
t
4
i
:?y.
,
.
.
.FOll
RESTFUL
NIGHTS
f
"minus
the
past
year
of
great
j
national
prosperity,
nei'her
of
the
two
great
railway
systems'
of
Canada
has
been
able
to
pay
1
its
way."
.
Although
the
C.P.R.
has
had'
authority
of
Parliament
since
193!
to
increase
its
ordinary'
stock
from
$335,000,000
to
$500,-j
j
OOO.COO
"it
has
not
been
possible
J
'
to
offer
any
additional
stock
to
the
public
because
of
the
dis-;
!
cunt
at
which
the
stock
is!
bought
and
sold
in
the
open
1
Retf
fetter
meas
Gift
Suggestio:
FOl'NTAIN
PEN
and
PEM'll,
SITS
I
BHIDOE
SETS
and
TABLE
(OVERS
BEMUX.
IIOTPOINT
and
EASY
WASIill
Kt'KEKA
CI.EANEK.S.
WAIII.E
IKONS,
STtAt
ELECTRIC
KETTLES,
AITOMATK
MIXIl
BUIIX.E
CARDS,
RECORDS,
WAI.I
I
TS,
Ti
Large
assortment
of
MOTHER'S
DAY
Cards
u
niyrkr-t.
It-
is
highly
imoortant,
that
this
situation
bo
corrected
'u-.t.
li'Mv
to
enable
your
T
.
iiT''-.-
company
u
obtain
a
proper
pro-
poiti(jn
of
its
capital
requirements
by
the
sale
of
equity
seem
it
its
and
to
obtain
its
debt
capital
on
reasonable
terms."
Three
features
of
the
recent
federal
budget
were
of
interest
1
McuSmJ
-wr-
'
-
f-
pimple
or
cl.ibirite
.
.
.
meals
with
JEU-O
AMBROSIA
1
package
Raspberry
Jc!I-0
2
tups
hot
water
-j
tup
Raker's
Gx.onut
the
revision
of
income
tax
regulations
regarding
amortization
allowances
for
depreciable
properties,
an
increase
in
income
tax
ate
from
38
to
33
nercent
which
'will
mean
that
future
substantial
amount
will
have
to
be
paid
in
taxes
before
provision
JLI.L-O
on
the
menu
are
sure
to
be
favorites!
With
bewitching
flavor
like
fresh
fruit
.
.
.
color
and
sprrkle
like
rare
jewels
.
.
.
.
.
.
glorious
"just
right"
consistency,
Jcll-Os
seven
delicious
flavors
have
so
miitb
to
offer.
The
World's
Most
Popular
lSlghtcup'
Oisscile
Jcll-O
in
hot
ter.
Turn
into
shallow
pun.
(
lull
until
dim.
(
ut
in
nihcs.
1'ilt
into
large
serving
dih,
combining
cubes
with
the
coconut.
Serves
4.
test
for
dividends"
and
removal
of
the
15
percent
tax
on
passenger
Small
wonder
Jell-O
Jelly
Powders
arc
the
choice
of
so
m.m'j
women
.
.
.
for
u
omlcrjil
salads,
perfect
desserts.
Look
for
the
big
red
letters
on
the
JEI.L-O
box
and
be
sure
of
the
finest
jelly
powders.
A
Onro4
FoorJl
Let
a
Beautiful
Card
convey
your
message
of
affection
on
MOTHF.R'S
DAY
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...
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BLOCK
Jell
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it
trnH
mvk
owned
by
Grtral
foodi,
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Fawcett
Torrid
Oil
I!
There
ore
seven
famous
Jell-0
flavors
Rupert
Motors
J
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