!C
SAFETY
NEAR
SCHOOLS
I
METIAKATLA'S
Prince
Hupert
Dafip
Rctoj
Tuesday,
November
23.
1948
,
Lkrt
Seriouxly
By
GREAT
CROSS
serious
that
the
council
decided
to
communicate
with
the
City
Council
at
once
asking
that,
as
a
first
precaution,
the
safety
zone
at
Conrad
Street
School
be
Sought
An
electrical
cross,
recently
SUDBCY,
Suffolk,
Eng.,
CP
Long-lost
parish
records
dating
from
the
14th
century
have
been
unearthed
in
a
solicitor'.;
office
here.
LONDON,
flu
!?2)m
stock
Diseases
cost
Britain240,000,-000
a
year,
the
DukV.oi
jr-folk
told
aa
,
Anima
Health
meeting.
.
-
'
'
.
.ilar
mommy
u:n-
r
n.,,i-t
Parent.-
IT'ncil
held
in
the
"r,w
arpas
mciudc!
K
evening
con-
!dr
Mfn
"set-
'
t
.V..
-in
n
ir-
f
ob
unent
on
the
'
K
nopea
tnat
the
installed
at
Metlak&tla,
near
Ketchikan,
is
eight
feet
high,'
iUs
position
being
tnldway
between
the
twe
towers
of
the
Duncan
Memorial
church
In
the
Alaska
twn.
Putting
it
there
was
one
of
the
moat
tlifficult
Jobs
ever
jerformed
by
the
company
ta
wtiom
the
order
was
iu
a
are
stressed
in
ml
te
from,
the
rent-Teach
-r)lU
rs'
Council
and
conaww
v,.
'pressed
at'
the
iwh"le
matt"r
ncludlne
the
strict
,
t
rtiere
is
n?ed
lor
I
"cu
"
aft.ty
regulations
in
school
zones.
tnLion
to
a
1
ai"
The
council
complimented
the
C.
truck
and
car
driv-
given.
tainted
white
and
outlined
in
ted
tubing,
one
.cross
is
visible
to
mariners
for
a
great
distance
and
will
be
a
great
aid
to
find
js
a
neeu
iui
;-
c
traffic
warning
signs.
6
...
V..
mm
Teachers"
Association
on
its
splendid
arrangement
for
tin.-observance
of
Education
Week.
Such
an
even
t
could
not
fail
to
impress
the
general
public
rn
the
tmportan'e
of
maintaining
a
regular
Interest
in
education.
J.
S.
Wilson
assured
the
council
that
the
Teachers'
Association
was
very
grateful
to
the
Pat
ent-Teachers"
Association
for
their
whole
hearted
and
enthusiastic
co-operatitjn
arid
support
ing
Metlakatla
in
dark
and
foul
weather.
The
red
light
from
the
tubing
penerates
fog
and
rain
better
ha
any
other
color
and
this
was
an
important
factor
in
selecting
it.
Rev.
William
Duncan,
pioneer
missionary,
founded
the
original
village
of
Metlakatla,
just
across
the
harbor
of
Prince
HARBOR
DREAM
Spectators
attending
the
Port
of
Halilax
Club's
marine
exhibition
blinked
their
eyes
whe
n
-they
took
a
second
look
at
this
model
of
the
port's
harbor.
The
bridge
across
the
harbor
to
e;ghbonn?
Dartmouth
is
something
they
have
been
advocating
for
years.
This
n;Mel
shows
how
it
would
appear
with
a
miniature
of
the
liner
Aqultania
passing
underneath
headed
for
Bedford
Basin.
'CP
Photo)
JTVanW,
all-wool,
JW,
n
iJie
S3
50
...
.v
.
i
.i
Take
your
choice
;.
.
Rtrpert
about
88
years
ago.
Lat
aging
sign
and
indicative
of
the'rierwm.
E
Becker.
Flood.
W.
Mc-
rullever
,
throughout
the
week
and
inded
'greater
Interest
-Gomez,
and
being
taken
by-Leod,
Lindseth,
all
sie,
,.
$1.30
Civic
Centre
at
all
times.
The
fine
help
from
j
a
large
number
of
parents
in
CfR
was
also
mentioned
fav-J
education
Messrs.
Martin
Btuart,
J.
6.
Wil-
j
son,
J.
Moller,
and
T.
O.
BnU-
er,
Decause
oi
certain
cuner-tnces
with
mission
work
policy
he
moved
away
and
receiving
permission
from
United
States
authorities,
started
the
second
S,
l"S
""""i
'
;
The
work
of
Mrs.
Becker
i:i
man.
.
Dates
'
Reports
were
tdven
by
dele
support
of
the
Parent-Teachers'
.
.
."f
our
lnvciy
merchandise
and
make
a
small
deposit.
When
it
is
convenient
you
may
pick
up
your
selection
and
arrange
for
payments
through
our
PERSONAL
Metlakatla,
this
time
in
Alaska
;
L,
Shirts,
$1.43'
jhher
law
and
pates
from
each
of
the"
local
News
was
commended.
Thp
nrac-
(HLNA
-
(Continued
rrom
Page
2)
It
has
developed
Into
a
progres
sive
tow-n.
W,
an
sizes.
$2.00
P.T.
Associations
and
in
every
j
tical
support
of
the
Daily
News
caae
an
increase
of
membership
was
gratifying
-
-over
last
year's
figures
wa3
re-
J
In
addition
to
Mr.
Gilker,
who
ported.
President
J.
C.
Gilker
presided,
there
were
present
counted
this
as
a
most
encour-
Mesdames
D.
Parent,
J.
S.
An-
has
written
the
final
chapter
to
his
own
denouement.
Mem
kRGJUXS
for
men:.
?
?
HOW
CAN
I
?
wool
English
W
CoaU,
tailor-
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
1
:
U.
$44.50,
bers
of
his
own
cabinet
are
beseeching
him
to
step
down
In
the
interests
of
Jastice.
-
The
cause
of
the
rebel
is
just,
aiid!
history
will
write
the
Chinese
Civil
War
as
the
Great
Reform
Bill
tor
China.
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$30.00
L
Coats,
iark
IZED
BUDGET
PLAN.
No
Interest
No
Carrying
Charges.
Among
our
many
lines
of
ladies'
wear
you
may
be
especially
interested
in:
BLOl'SES,
SLACKS,
TWIN-SET
SWEATERS
SKiRTS,
plain
or
fancy
EVENING
GOWNS,
DRESSES,
HOrSECOATS,
Sl'ITS,
TOPCOATS
and
HATS
If
you
are
Gift
Buying,
examine
Q.
fs
it
practical
to
keep
old
medicines
around
the
house?
de,
per"
Tit,
$22.00
A.
No;
because
they
have
The
late
General
Stillwell
andj
been
effective
once
before
with
rants,
aft
kind
WEDNESDAV
Sports
a.m.
9:00
Bo
Me
Hi
Gym
Class.
"
-
p.m.
2:30
Rup-Rec
tiny
tots.
3:30
Teen
Age
Badminton
(casual).
7:00
Atiult
Club
Badminton.
7:30
Rup-Rec
Teen
Age
Girls.
Special
8:00
Canadian
Club.
1:00
Gyro
Club
Luncheon
.
1:30
Gyro
Club
Meeting.
3:30
Jr."
Girls
Doll
Dressing
Class.
7:30
Teen
Age
Buys
Crafts.
8:00-LiUle
Theatre
Dress
Rehearsal.
8:00
JC.C.
Meeting.
8:00
Canadian
Club.
7:30
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Meeting.
other
honest
commentators
ft
Vnt
from,
tram
M.75
some
member
of
the
family
is
no
reason
why
they
will
prove
have
and
are
still
suggesting:
the
solution
to
the
problem.
ll-wool
Fishermen's
ill
sizes
"...
Sj.jO
just
as
effective
"with
some
other
Tromber.
Some
drugs
de-
Wool,
3-ply,
best
rcj.
40c,
Now
30c
mbrellas,
rej.
$4.00.
our
displays
of
UMBRELLAStAL,
HANrmr.s
cinvcs
rttv
-SW
tioriorate
-with
age.
J.
How
can
I
easily
draw
'
INGS
and
LINGERIE.
threads
from
hemstitching?
S2.95
A.
The
drawing
of
threads
in
hemstitching
will
be
simplified
The
solution,
they
feel.
Is
to
j
grant
to
the
-Chinese
the
very
political
freedom
that
we
enjoy
and
cherish
here.
Let
the
Chinese
people
set
up
a
Democratic
Republican
government
that
will
in
tact
and
theory
also
be
truly
representative
of
the
Chinese
people.
The
fact
that
the
Chinese
civil
war
has
progress-ed
to
its
present
state
is
dire
v
L
'
k
f
u
)L
.ill
r
k-
-
f
rs
-ft.
r
if
they
are
first
gone
over
with
TREMFORD.
Norfolk,
Eng.,
(V
evidence
that
the
Chiang
Kai-
a
wet
brush
that
has
been
ruD-bed
over
a
bar
of
soap.
Q.
How
can
I
-make
a
peanut
toutter
-sandwich
that
is
different?
A.
A
novel
kind
of
sandwich
is
peanut
butter
spread
on
while
bread,
with
thin
slices
of
fl1
Fragments
of
a
Saxon
pot
Shek
regime
is
unpopular.
To
jtery
vessel
have
Tx-en
unearth
RATHALL'S
have
the
present
dictatorship
Cd
here,
replaced
by
another,
Commun-I
TO
FINISHING
lopine.
Printing
Inlarrinr
i
fclCK
SERVICE
poor
alternative.
Our
great';
Try
a
Cia.ssinea
ac-id
The
ews
banana.
.
neighbor
to
the
south
and
other
!
Amateur
ana
1-v.ionat
Supplies
lreedom
loving
peoples
in
the
Proctor
G
Gamble's
amaiing
7IBS
is
v;ccV.rs
x
s.
r
inn
IT)
PACK
ONLY
TINNED
NO,
NO,
ERBtE
world
can
make
history
of
which
future
generations
may
well
be
proud
by
insisting
that
China
pursue
the
third
alternative
and
set
up
a
middle-of-the-road
Republican
government.
If
they
do
this,
and
if
they
aid
in
the
reconstruction
of
a
country
whose
history
has
been
written
in
blood
theywill
have
championed
a
very
great
cause
for
a
very
great
people.
"STROMBERG,"
erf
f
rw
UVJ
FLOOR
COVERING
Just
received
a
large
shipment
of
excellent
patterr.1
in
linoleum
by
the
yard
and
runs.
Drop
in
and
see
the
display
.
.no
sosp-no
other
"suds"
-no
other
washday
product
known
-will
get
your
family
wash
as
CLEAN
as
Tide!
ft
0w
yiitchell
i
JI1
Lurrie
fe?Q3j
I
I
umitf.i
City
Merchants
City
merchants
are
asked
in
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
into
the
Dally
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
in
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
for
publication
;
in
our
basement
department.
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IN
CANADA
Land
Jili&hl
i
none
jii
i
,
I
j
j
"
mmk
I
the
world's
CLEANEST,
BRIGHTEST,
WHITEST
wash
.
.
.
only
Tide
gives
you
all
this.
No
matter
what
your
favorite
washing
product
may
be,
Tide
will
get
everything
cleaner
even
grimy
overalls.!
Tide
leaves
clothes
free
from
dirt
.
.
,
and
removes
dingy
soap
film,
too.1
Yet
with
all
Its
cleaning
power,
Tide's
safe.
.
truly
safe
for
washable
colors.
In
fact,
soap-dufled
prints
actually
come
brighter
with
Tide!
And
Tide-washed
white
things
are
really
something!
In
hardest
water,
,Tide
gets
them
more
dazzling
white
than
any
other
washing
product
known.
Yes,
Tide
Is
washday's
BIG
NEWS!
4
toleii
'riy
dish
FLAVOR
beyond
compare.
Color
g.ty,
cr)'al-cle.ir.
Consistency
perfect.
And
this
gorgeous-looking
party
dish
is
remarkably
easy
JnJ
economical
to
nuke
with
Jell-O!
Jtll-0
combines
perfectly
with
so
many
fruirs,
'or
wonderful
desserts
wirh
vegetables,
for
Rightful
salads.
And
Idl
Os
famous
"linked-in"
flavors
mean
mnre
marvelous
dishes
plain,
oV
attr.u:tively
J'-'ntd
in
countless
ways.
Look
for
the
big
red
lfnrers
on
tlie
Jell-O
box.
There
ore
seven
famous
Jell-O
flavors
60S
Hew
miratk
tuisl
--J-
1
""An-"
Sd
red
i
VA
.
cup
,n
canoeJ
--
P'"
...
Wheah7.
-
-
-
Vhill
cn
Chin-
V
1
v
.
..
llt,t.
o-.
W.
,
4
imo
.,
m
hot
nirn
More
suds
in
hardest
wa
ten
Kind-to-hm1s
cuds
that
JookUifferent.eef
different!
GETS
CLOTHES
CLEANER
THAN
ANY
OTKER
Wonderful
In
the
dishpan,
WASHDAY
PRODUCT
YOU
CAN
BUY
Wfcaf$
-fvoni
wily
mi
MO?
Tide
for
dishes
too!
Try
.
.
.
see
how
they
sparkle,
even
without
wiping.
ueC
truly
sah
ifo
coml
ihf
'ockeA-in
Jell-O
flaw
I
-
Q
ms
cun
tOTL
gram
dotd
qjtD
mmi
&
cr
mw
uiao
aim
ill-0
a
tradv-mark
owned
by
Gnral
Foods
limittd
i