r
MARGARET
BRAIN
THIS
AND
TrfAT
Pire
FAVORITE
TOPIC
at
Hoi;
Prfnre
Rupert
Daflp
Jrtos
lib.
Friday.
Autust,
27,
194a
The
favorite
topic
of
nearlv
im,,,.
Muroone
in
Princi
Rnnprt
i
.
,nas
Upturn
now
appears
to
be
Miss
Mar
from
'hat
Published
vcr
afternoon
rrept
Sunday
by
.
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Nm
Ttcl.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Eupert,
British
Columbia.
An
independent
daily
newspaper
aevoted
to
tbe
upbuilding
of
Prinoe
Rupert
Hid
11
communities
comprising
northern
nd
central
British
Columbi
(
Authorised
m
Second
Clm
Mall,
Poet
Office
Department.
Ottawa)
G.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
over
the
rj,
garet
Brain
who
went
from
Prince
Rupert
to
gain
quick
fame
through
winning
a
beauty
competition
open
to
all
British
Columbia.
The
decision
of
the
HIGH-HANDED?
l
NON-POLITICAL
I
Editor.
Daily
News
STTBSCWPTTTW
RATE
"
'
..
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rit
Currier,
oer
week,
l-5-
Pe
Month.
65c:
Tef,
Vt.Kt;
ESA.
By
Miill,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year,
t4
00.
on
thf
Pfin,
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
your
Issue
of
August
25
I
would
like
to
explain
to
the
10
vancom,
item
public
just
what
the
wome
.
.
t
"
i
w
1
4.rlf.r-r
U
-
there
appeared
a
news
judges
has
everyone
pleased,
the
south
u..ji:
1
r,
"TT,-,fol,
TV.ll
Tav"
MaKerS
League
a
ujiiift
Holiday
Shut-Down
sho
thVho
siron'eoniplish.
We
are
endeavorinj
the
inside
that
thase
on
the
"
T
urb"
tS
outside
do
not
get
in
on
the
Tnls
inside
news.
A
situation
brought
ed
with
to
attention
a
quarter
e
a
cen-
fuU
co.operation
of
the
tury
ago
by
Upton
Sinclair
rr-1
Quf
nwtings
are
not
mains
to
be
explained
to
tlv
of
the
cit-
political
a
some
public
in
your
report
but
why
spem
t0
tninfe.
we
are
was
reference
omitted
to
a
work-
J
urging
everyone
to
attend
man'
seeking
a
refund
of
$5
fur
tnese
meetings
to
give
help
to
a
deduction-
in
his
pay
for
poll
tax
worthy
cause,
when
he-
hart
paid
his
annuttJ
-j
Mrs.
Sltetla
Bartlett
property
tax?
I
.
When
Aid.
Brooksbank
an
i
'
'
"
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
BT
ANHI
ASHLEY
GOOD
MANY
FIRMS
appear
to
be
adopting
A
the
practice
of
closing
down
for
a
week
or
so
in
the
middle
of
summer
so
that
everybody
iray
take
annual
leave
at
the
same
time..
One
wonders
if
the
practice,
which
might
become
a
permanent
custom,
is
a
very
sound
one
and
where
it
might
all
end.
Just
suppose
the
local
dairy
decided
it
woukl
not
deliver
milk
for
two
weeks,
what
howls
there
would
be
from
the
very
people
who
would
gladly
shut
Up
shop
for
a
couple
of
weeks!
How
would
it
be
if
the
public
services
electric
light,
telephone,
garbage
and
such
like
decided
to
take
a
couple
of
rweeks
off?
Suppose
the
people
in
the
Post
Office
should
knoek
off
and
no
mail
was
serviced
for
a
couple
of
weeks!
What
if
the
doctors
and
dentists
all
went
on
vacation
at
the
same
time.
Let
us
sup-K)se
that
the
newspapers
closed
down
for
a
coyile
of
weeks.
What
a
chance
that
would
be
for
the
bureau?
rats-
to
pull
a
fast
one!
When
one
considers-
the
whole
thing,
it
woukl
seem
that
the
holiday
close-down
has
gone
about
as
far
as
it
can.
myself
submitted
a
motion
to
council
asking
that
the
work,
maw
i
question
be
refurwKM
his
poll
tax,
the
Mayor
roeft
Rw
caw
I
prevent
the
Q
No
Veow
fiu
tobaero
smoke
in
a
th
mntlnn
mil
of
nrrter
Whm
i
smell
of
I
know
this
is
your
first
fire,
Brogen,
but
try
not
to
be
so
tense!'
I
appealed
from
the
ruling
toiro0"
wa!
A.
Place
a
lump
of
crystal
(he
floor
of
the
council,
it
amonia
in
a
wl"1
,three
,r
only
to
have
the
high-handed'
thanks
fol
four
drop
ot
oU
of
lavender.
ruling
sustained
by
the
cotwicH.
AfM
a
few
tablespoons
of
boil
Reminiscences
GEORGE
B.
CASEY.
Alderman.
Snwy-whH
theH
-
o,,;n
Thonkf
to
Bru.
SheeH
and
all
ing
water
awl
let
the
Jar
stand
;
uncovered
in
the
room.
j
Q.
How
can
I
make
use
of
j
left-over
cereals?
A.
Left-over
cereals
are
de-1
n
tngr
tffr
from
'yoHai
with
Blw
t
mak
ttitm
whjj
By
w.j
$n
d
Reflections
AIR
PASSENGERS
Thursday
Mcious
whew
used
with
cooked
aty
.
".
.
juit
a
t
with
tw(
final
rinsing
water
doei
Htt
P.S.
Sven
coloun
(ombini
.
t
.
I.
LI.
.
,
TO
VANCOUVER
-A.
Smith,
tomatoes
or
creamed
vegetables!
S.
R.
Roach,
Mrs.
V.
McGeer,
cover
with
grated
cheese
and
,
C.
D.
Orchard,
G.
Martin,
R.
L.
tmke.
to
mk
troo
whit.
ne
Uranium
rush
in
British,
Robert
Service,
reciting
"The
Columbia
continues
strong.
'
Spell
of
The
Yukon"
came
over
Prospectors
and
other
optim-1
the
air
Tuesday
evening.
Given-lsts
are
exchanging
warm
beds
in
such
a
masterly
way,
one
for
blankets
end
the
wilderness.
1
cannot
but
fail
in.
ee
trying
They
are
becoming
more
ac-
(
to
Imagine
how
it
must
have
all
customed
to
bacon
and
beans
but
overwhelmed
the
dwindl-and
early
rising:
There
will
1
ing
sourdoughs
at
the
golden
snnn
hp
nniv
one
thlno-
missine
'
banquet
bringing
back
with
Lund.
TO
SANDSPIT
V.
King
Wednesday
FROM
VANCOUVER
E.
Ak-
Q.
How
can
I
soften
the
cu-
j
tide
arouwd
the
fimrer
nails?
j
A.
Ordinary
Ubte
butter
has
I
been
found
very
efftctive
for
-a
poet
laureate.
magic
touch,
a
time,-
a
place
and
a
world
that
had
gone.
erberg,
Mrs.
V.
McGeer,
Mrs.
tnis
purpose.
Duncan
and
child,
H.
Bakkila,
O.
Christianson,
C.
Mah.
"
FROM
SANDSPIT-K.
York.
AdverUsP
ln
Dfluv
n,ws
M.
Ross,
Mrs.
Price,
Mr.
Steven.
C.
Jones,
V.
Young.
E.
Young,
i
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
REAL
PIONEERS
A
CENTURY
since
the
days
of
the
"covered-wagon."
IT'S
One
hundred
years
ago-
this
month
'
"''August,
1848
the
territory
of
Oregon
was
organized.
That
far
back,
what
is
now
the
State
of
Washington
was
also
included
in
the
region.
It
was
during
the
early
forties,
across
two
thousand
miles-of
wilderness
that
thousands
of
families
blazed
the
way
and
followed
the
trail
toward
the
sea.
The
course
they
took
was,
in
many
.important
.!.
respects,
copied
in
the
building
of
the
first
trans
The
ereater
the
number
of
.
-
1
1
i,.
i.
.
l
.
warshins
anchorin
at
Prince
woum
seem
uiak
jiov
i.y
Ruoert.
the
more
does
it
seem
naa
qwiwr
suiuciem,
wuwi
the
natural
thine
to
do.
To
be
I
aw
ordinary
or
exxraorcunary
somewhat
on
the
spacious
side
purposes
early
last
summer,
the
is
better
than
being
one
of
j
Fraser
Valley
is
having
a
daily
GREER
&
m
crowd
in
a
pocket-size
harbor.
,
oeiuge.
us
autumn
continental,
the
Union
Pacific.
Their
descendants
A
British
military
command
GUILDERS
AND
CONR
ed,
unveiling
a
war
memorial
unven
irom
ineir
nomtj
oy
flood,
thousands
of
families
ae
'still
far
from
settled',
being,
so
to
speak,
.between
the
devil
and
the
deep
sea.
They
can
still
stand
a
helpimg
hand.
recently,
scorned
the
saying
that
"wars
are
inevitable,
and
Rcpain
Construction
-
FlMr
Sanding
a
Speria
acts
of
God".
"Nothing
of
the?
kind!"
declared
this
forthright
man.
Wars,
he
stated,
are
TRY
A
CLASbi'IED
AD!
SALE
of
FUR
COATS
caused
by
the
folly
and
gross
1'ht.r.f
UY.U
:t
materialism
of
men.
There
is
something
miserable
and
,
cowardly
in
blaming
God
when
a
homely
truth
is
uttered.'
'
helped
the
people
till
the
land
and
found
cities.
"
;
The
indomitable
pathfinders
took
chances.
They
-braved
river
crossings,
mountain
passes
and
sometimes.
Indian
attacks!
They
were
exposed
to
illness
and
hardships.
,
Even
now,
there
are
still
traces
of
those
heroic
days.
Xow-flying
planes
can
plainly
see
signs
of
wagon
ruts,
winding
across
the
turf,
where
lurching
prairie
schooners
and
dusty
horsemen
once
passed.
There
are
still
relics.
.
Perhaps
carvings
on
.rock,
old
iron
tires,
or
even
ox
yokes
that
have
not
quite
disappeared.
Years
later,
but
not
so
long
and
on
a
smaller
scale,
Western
Canada
was
to
witness
...
similar
migrations.
XJ"
These
were
the
pioneers,
the
real
ones!
covmijEs
PRflrT-4
CANADA
IIKFAItTMENT
OV
AORH'1
I.TI
R!"
Prairie
Farm
Retiirttltttliii
Aft
T
K
IIKRS
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until
3:00
o'clock
BUSINESS
AND
PROrTS!
The
twentieth
Century
be-
,
t
i
,.;j
frf
D.m..
Heeina
Time.
September
27.
MARGARET
McLROD
OPTOMETRIST
ROCK
av:
.
i
'
1948.
for
the
construction
of
xne
looking
statesman
once.
Per-
legation
Tunnel
on
the
St:
Mary
haps,
but
there's
no
time
to
be
project.
The
work
i
located
about
wasted.
What
of
Prince
Rupert,
fo"y
nVB
fewest
of
Lethbrw
,
,.,,
Alberta,
or
four
milen
northwest
of
say
half
a
century
i,.
hence?
n
Will
Sprlng
Coulee.
A,b(,rta.
on
sections
this
be
the
Dominion's
major
i
and
Township
8,
R:npe
2.
Wtst
naval-air
base
on
the
Pacific?
of
tlw
rwth
Meridian-
,
The
tvmnel
Is
a
horseshoe
type.
17
j,
i.
ij-
t
n
Will
buildings
tower
all
lofty
feet
ln
flniahed
dlBmeter
and
approxl-
over
Kaien
Island,
and
long
matery
2
oo
feet
inng.
Th
iintng
11
"
of
reinforce
concrete
varyin
hriHirPs
link-
with
t.hirklv
nonu-
ct:
M.J:
Jn
New
Offices
RCK1M
10
STONE
BinfJMNTJ
ah
FRENCH
SEL
MOITON
I.AMB
NORYHERN
MISKRAT
HEAITIEIL
CONEY
Clearance
of
SUMMER
COTTONS
LOVELY
PRACTICAL
PRESSES
AT
BARfiAIN
PRICES
PURSES
AND
HANDBAGS
New
Phone
blue
m
in
minimum
thlckhese
from
12
liwhes
to
24
Inches.
The
rock
through
w
It
it
11
the
tunnel
Is
to
be
driven
Is
expected
to
be
lnterbedded
santhtone
ami
lated
Digby
Island?
Will
we
breakfast
in
Rupert,
and
en-Inv
lnnfhenn
in
Hawaii
or
Su-
HAW
Tihw1'
MIK:
sandy
shale
with
thin,
lerwy
layers
va?
Will
xi.
there
1.
be
l.1
bluejackets
of
clJayey
shHle
up
town
only
more
Of
them?
I
The
following
are
the
main
Items
of
work
:
TOKYO
ROSE
TOKYO
ROSE
is
on
trial
for
treason.
The
news
I
arouses
more
interest
than
the
trials
of
General
Tojo
and
a
sample
group
of
leading
war
erimi--nals
in
Tokyo.
G.I.'s
in
"New
Guinea
and
the
Solomons
had
desolate
island
evenings
enlivened
by'
the,
soft
chirp
of
a
radio
voice
reminding
therri
of
the
pleasures
the
less
ethereal
pleasures
they
were
missing
in
''
America.
1
Of
course,
there
was
not
a
single
Tokyo
Rose
handing
out
this
line
of
crude
and
largely
ab
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
705
P
O.
Box
1401
Common
Excavation.
20.000
etr.
yd'.
Rock
Excavation,
open
cut,
2B,60
cu.
yd.
t'MITH
PLASTIC
I.RATIIEN
Trench
Excavation,
ISO
cu.
yd.
Tunnel
Excavation.
35.000
cvt.
yd.
Concrete.
12.000
cu.
yd.
Placing
Reinforcing
Steel.
1.100.000
lb.
6"
Tile
Drain.
Supplied
and
Placed,
P.EA'
Peru:
.
Use-
Our
PeiKr"faUe!tf
BtmOET
PLAN
No
Interest
N
Carrying
Chargrs
ON
PRICE
REDUCED
ALL
PURSES
3.000
lln.
ft.
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
Chiropractor
-
21-22
BESNER
BLOCK
t
O
Box
894
Phone
Blue
442
surd
propaganda.
The
name
was"
a
collective
one
21)4
4
th
It-f
For
Prompt,
Expert
Plumbing
and
HEATING
SERVICE
P
f
I
O
N
1
OH
one
for
a
group
of
feminine
broadcasters,
only
one
Tenders-
mast
be
submitted
on
forms
attached
to
the
specifications.
In
the
envelope
provided.
PlanB.
specifications
and
form
of
contract
are
on-
view
at
the
following
ptaces:
P.P.R.A.
Office.
Room
43.
Legislative
Bona
hag,
Winnipeg-.
Mn.
'
SEE
THE
NEW
SHTPMENT
OF
WHEELED
GOOIK
AT
TIIK
VARIETY
STORE
HA
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc
Income
Ta
Returns
Compiled
Bexner
Block
Phone
387
WHEELBARROWS
TRICYCLES
-
WAGONS
DOLL
BUGGIES
SCOOTERS
PEDDLE
CARS
Building-'
-
P.F.R.A.
Office,
The
Airport.
Lethfcrldge.
Alta.
P.P.R.A.'
Office,
1
.
910
MeCallum-HIU
Building,
Reirlna.
Sask.
PP.R.A.
Of
lee,
118
Victoria
Street.
Kamloops.
B.C.
Plans,
specifications
ane
tender
forms
for
bldr'mif
may
be
obtained
from
the
undersigned
at
his
offlrt
Roo's,CK!
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
Bud
Schuman
(Old
Post
Office
Building)
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOTTLE
COLLECTOR
PHONE
BI,UE
810
SOMETHING
FOR
EVERY
AGE
THAT
WILL
PLEASE
YOtTR
SON
OR
DAUGHTER
Black
68'
of
whom
was
American-born
and
thereby
open
to
treason
charges
in
the
United
States.
At
any
rate,
a
petite
Nisei
propagandist
who
buttered
heT
wartime
bread
by
buttering
up
American
combat
men
with
seductive
apneals
to
stop
fighting
and
go
back
to
normalcy
is
likely
to
have
more
news
value
than,
let
us
say,,
little
Marcniis
Kido,
on
trial
with
Tojo
and
Company,
who
whispered
bristling
words
into
Emperor
Hirohito's
.frightened
ears
and
helped
precipitate
a
war.
It
is
one
of
today's
ironies
that
the
trial
of
a
colorful
minor
traitor
or
the
well-publicized
"con-""fessions"
of
a
small-time
ex-spy
can
snatch
public
attention
awav
from-
far
graver
issues.
The
Tokyo
War
crimes
trials,
for
instance,
have
fallen
on
deaf
ears,
vetthey
provide
an
education
in
the
way
aggressive
war
is
planned
and
the
way
plain
issues
are
confused
afterward.
Perhaps
Tokyo
Rose's
words
did
take
effect
after
all
and
Americans
hustled
back
to-
would-be
-
'normalcy
without
troubling
to
examine
the
serious
causrs
as
distinct
from
the
sensational
trimmings
of
international
rivalry
and
war.
In
Reglna.
Sas"..,
upon
the
deposit
of
Ten
Dollars
(10.0r)
cash
or
f
certified
cheque
for
that
amount!
payable
to
vne
Receiver
General
of
Canada,
which
deposit!
will"
be
re-deemable
upon
return
of
bh
plants
Serrlnr
the
Fisheries
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Wells
(P.R.)
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and
specifications
in
good
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wrthln
ore
month
after
tenders
have'
close.
Any
tenderB
which
are
not
prepared
strictly
ln
accordance
with
'
TnstructlotiB
to
Bidders"
may
be
re
Bl
jected.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not.
necessarily
acoepted.
BY
ORDER.
L.
B-.
THOMSON,
,
Director
of
Rehabilitation,
910
McCallum-Hill
Building.
Regina,
Saskatchewtnv,
(709)
OrmeJ
U
DRUGS
VENETIAN
BLINDS
'
Strongly
made
with
steel
or
aluminum
slats,
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variety
nf
smart
colors
with-
har-moniaing
tapes.
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to
have
our
estimator
call.
We
measure
your
windows
and
'
lnstal
the
blinds.
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