prince
nuuerf
Daffo
Helds
Friday,
December
lfi,
1949
stm3S
Parly
LETTERBOX
I
ICFPR
Radio
Dial
1240
Kl'3cycie
the
gaily
decorated
kindergarten
:ronm,
while
the
adults
enovid
"afternoon
tea,
served
by
Mia
j
Cordon
Reade,
Mrs.
Carl
Strand.
jMrs.
Bartlett.
Mrs.
Clive
McL;od
onrl
sit
U.
1
i
led
Church
liny
Reflects
...
.
.
.
and
Reminisces
(Subject
to
CTwngei
FIRST
TOl'RNEY
'Continued
nuin
Pa?e
4)
TIMIIKK
SM.K
X-tX;.V!
I
Seated
tenders
will
he
received
bv
'
the
Minister
of
LanlH
and'
Forests
'
at
Victoria.
B
C
.
not.
later
than
i()
!
a.m.
on
Thursday.
5th
ttay.of
January.
1!M.
for
the
purr-haw
or
'
1
irenre
X-487S2.
to
cut
4
.695.000
feet
of
Ftr.
Ceclur.
Spruce
and
Hem-.
Inrk
on
an
area
adjoining
Ea?t
I
boundary
I,nt
7.
South
.
Bentlnnk
Arm.
Coast
Ranice
3.
Land
ptstrlcL
j
Two
I2
years
will
he
aUpweci
for
I
removal
of
timber.
mher
of
parents
and
"Ps.
'fL
small
pupils
at-
'
ne
first
gilt
from
the
Christ
-
rhristmas
party
at
mas
Tree
was
presented
to
Mr.
J.
rnurf
h
on
Friday
8if
bpr
to
be
Kiven
to
the
chiktn
i
:r"
of
Miller
Bay
Hospital
on
Sunday
Sl'CGESTS
NEW
TENDERS
Editor,
Dally
News:
'
!
We
have
read
with
interest
W.
I
1J.
Richard's
letter
in
your
issue
of
;
!
December
16
expressing
his
atti-Uiide
to
-'The
Engine
Deal."
We
!
concur
with
his
remarks
that
no
I
specification
sheets
were
prepared
and,
but
for
the
courtesy
and
help
of
the
City
Engineer
(who
supplied
what
data
was
stad
and
F.
Cio:-s.
MIGHT
TWO
A.
Ilinton
and
E.
Mills.
E.
E!.m
and
E.
Holmes;
C.
Noel
and
J...
Bu.sscy,
P.
Foreman
and
J.
Kullander;
B.
Sun-berg
and
M
MacAfee,
B.'
B-ett
and
B.
Stewart;
M.
Bussey
and
H.
Silver.sides,
B.
Mills
and
R.
Slade;
G.
Furniotis
and
L.
Char-bonncau,
S.
.lamnicky
and
1.
Devaluation
of
the
pound
Is
aid
to
be
lmrlring
the
finance
j
of
the
Dules
and
Dwehess
o!
;
Windsor.
But
no
long
as
that
;
ranch
in
Southern
Alberta
r-;
mains
in
good
shape,
they
need
not
worry
too
greatly.
One
of
those
forty
years
ago
columns
reports
a
housewife
f-.iving
up
serving
bacon
for
bieakfast
because
it
had
Increased
to
eighteen
cents
a
pound.
Nothing
is
said
as
to
the
severity
of
the
shock
the
wor.uin
must,
have
suffered.
SATURDAY-
-P.M.
4:30
Sports
College
4:45-
Music
for
Moderns
5:00
Music
from
the
Films
5:30
Prairie
Schooner
6:0O-CBC
News
8:05
Musical
Varieties
6:45
"Coco
th?
Troubadour"
7:00
Record
Album
7:30
Ornan
Music
8:00-Whatcha
Know
Joe
8:30
-Current
and
Choice
9:0O-Byng
Whittckar
Show
Further
particulars
of
the
Chid
Forester.
Victoria
B.C.,
or
District
Forester.
Prince
Hupert,
U
C.
presented
a
short
"exi-
f
B'U
was
a
scP-bo,k,
'
"is
and
recitations,
beautifully
made
by
the
children
f-i
Lawrence
S!e-,01
lhe
Kindergarten.
religious
Him,
clc-!
Mayor
Arnold
handed
each
a
a
:
T'hl.
First
Noel,"
sung
child
a
gift
from
the
gaily
R
,,
'
.Christmas
Tree
which
was
toi-
ftS"'
and
-
cake
lowetl
b
orangcs
at
the
door.
frt-am
r
!
,
the
children
In'
The
Kindergarten
will
re-open
available,
we
would
have
had
a
very
poor
idea
of
the
requirements
demanded
of
this
proposed
Pumping
Unit.
Finlay.
J:hn
Fisher,
clear-voiced
j
Perhaps
th.-
Thompson
case
in.
.broadcaster,
who
never
neglect
Vancouver
has
something
to
do
i
the
chance
to
put
In
a
good
word
'
on
January
4
.
f
:30
A
song
in
the
Air
with
it,
yet
there
can
be
no
de-
!r
Canada,
finds
it
necessary
to
io:UO
CBC
KCWS
ni:il
that
B.
0
paix-rs
are
print-
I
?efend
hU
position.
He
says
what
;
10:10
bc
News
FLIGHT
TINtKK
B.
Timmer-j
meister
and
J.
Croxford,
1).
Farmer
and
M.
Ing;
T.
Cnjistick
and
L.
Phillipson.
G.
Naylor
and
;
P.
Tait,
B.
Bacon
and
L.
I,om;.
L.
Astoria
and
K
Hitrrtson;
1!
McGinnls
and
I.
Kristansen,
J.
English
and
C.
Charbonneau;
B.
W
ROYAL
For
the
latest
in
IDEAS
and
,
modern
MATERIALS
SEE
ISLAND
CITY
ISI'II.DI'RS'
SITPMES
General
Builders'
Supplies
a
lot,
jusf
now
concerning
i
J-
rj
true-too
many
Cana-
jj0.15
Harmonniros
mi'
tin
importune
of
drawing
a
will
jflinn
nave
tne
tenoency
w
oooxi
The
delivery
of
1.000
to
1,200
gallons
of
water
per
minute
n
gainst
a
head
of
400
feet
requires
an
engine
between
lfiO
B.
H
P.
and
180
B.H.P.
if
it
is
re-ciilred
to
run
for
long
periods
at
full
load
such
as
was
the
case
recently
when
the
city
pipeline
HOTEL
ony
part
of
the
earth,
.o
long
as
it
isn't
Canada
Their
reluctance
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
I
La
Mothe
and
E.
Nyhiis.
to
shout
their
own
wares,
he
says,
is
a
blunder.
Of
course
It
is.
and
the
curious
thing
is
most
of
us
have
always
known
it.
10:30
Dal
Richards
Orch.
11:00
-Weather
and
Sif.n
Off
BVNDATf
AAI.
8:3ft-Recital
,4:00
BBC
News
and
Commentary
815
Music
of
Many
Lands
3:30
Harmony
Harbour
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
B.C.
Gardener
was
damaged
by
a
washout!
Lack
I
Special
badminton
sessions
Blue
820
505
McBride
mf
Awuy
Tom
Home
,,irll,Hot
and
Cold
water
jof
a
sufficient
water
supply
to
i
have
been
arranged
for
the
ho!i-
:our
city
mains
constitutes
a
very
day
season.
The
regular
Sunday
instead
of
allowing
an
estate
to
,-t.iy
at
loose
ends.
Many
a
lamily
;
tattle
can
be
traced
to
the
dis-lic.s.il
of
properly.
Often.,
the
Iv.ordins
of
a
testament
can
;lih!i-h
a
double
meaninc,
i
when
ivithins
like
that
was
in-;!'nc!
d.
But.
whether
you
leave
j
n
tich.
or
comparatively
li'tle,
a
i
inWin
rttrnn
document
reduces,
if
it
doer,
not
entirely
re-novr,
the
posMbillty
of
trouble.
Iron
and
Brass
Oasnngs
Eieetrlc
and
Acetylene
Welding
There
are
all
kinds
of
boards
in
Prince
Rupert
except
i
serious
condition,
since
even
In
!
sessions
have
been
cancelled,
fa!
t
Prince
Rupert
we.
could
have
a
linR
as
tney
do
on
Christmas
and
very
serious
fire,
particularly
i
New
Year's
Days.
There
will
be
along
our
well
oil
stocked
water-
I
c'ut
badminton
as
usual
on
Wed-
Just
Mary
.
ihr
Aort
tlat
tell
strangers
what
:
10:15
krNCE
KUPKRT,
B.C.
SPECIALISTS
UN
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
,i
r.u.
BOX
1D
FOR
XMAS
SHEAFFER3
"TRIUMPH"
it
Is
they
wish
to
know.
If
they
4
10:30
Way
of
the
Spirit
lhad,
firmly
fixed
in
mind,
how
11:00
CBC
News
and
where
the
avenues
and
side
11:03
Capitol
Report
Iront
where
at
times
well
over
500
boats
are
tied
up.
nesday
evenings
during
the
hull-
!
days,
and
badminton
on
Tues-
j
day
afternoon
and
evening,
De-
streets
run,
hall
the
battle
would
11:30
Religious
Period
For
these
and
other
considera-
12:00
N.Y.
Philharmonic
Orch.'Uons
s
be
won.
Suppose
someone
Is
look
we,
with
our
principals,
1:30
Church
oi
the
Air
lE-PRICED
F0R
cember
27
in
the
main
gym
and
the
apparatus
gym.
Another
special
day
will
be
on
Monday,
January
2,
with
badminton
in
both
gymnasia
afternoon
and
evenings.
after
consulting
pump
and
gear
specialists,
decided
to
submit
the
tender
at
present
before
the
City
Council.
This
covers
a
plant
capable
of
continuous
performance
delivering
the
above
quan
ing
for
an
address
on
Third
Avenue.
First
of
all,
find
Third
Av-venue.
There
e
such
a
sign.
In-s:ead
of
being
large
and
well
up
it's
been
cut
small
and
indistinct
in
the
sidewalk
concrete
and
is
barely
noticed.
Casual
visitors
and
tourists,
when
sign-peeking,
gaze
ttDward
and
around.
They
do
not
Mare
at
their
feet.
Because
sorm?
folks
who
have
been
here
forty
years,
and
blind
-
l0
ELEEDUCTICM
20
ON
ANY
ITEM
$10.00
OR
OVER
IN
OUR
STORE
tities
against
the
above
head:
I
The
badminton
courts
in
the
i
auditorium
will
be
closed
during
i
the
next
three
weeks
due
to
the
I
heavy
schedule
of
concerts,
i
Christmas
parties
and
other
events
booked
for
there
between
The
time
at
our
.
disposal
to
collect,
assemble
and
deliver
this
tender
was
far
too
short
and
the
GIVE
THE
GIFT
THAT
PLEASES
"ALL-VAYS'?
Sh.affw'.
"TRIUMPH"
rW
and
matching
Finalin
Ptncilf
or
a
gift-choic
that
li
built
to
pltai
k
vtry
way
.
.
.
always.
DIB6
PRINTING
Company
now
and
January
6.
data
not
definite
enough
when
!
ohe
compares
the
range
of
power
,
i
folded
could
tramp
around
town
2:00
Salvation
Army
Program
2:30
Critically
Speaking
3:00
The
Old
Songs
3:25
CBC
News
3:27
Weather
Report
3:30
Winnipeg
Vanday
Concert
4:30
The
Happy
Time
5:00
National
Sunday
Hour
5:45
John
Fisher
Reports
6:00
Stage
"50"
7:00
CBC
News
7:10
Week-end
Review
7:20
Special
Speake
7:30
Little
Symphonies
8:00
Startime
9:00
CBC
Vancouver
Siring
Orch.
9:30
Vesper
Hour
10:00-CBC
News
10:10-CBC
News
10.15
A
Canadian
Discovered
Canada
10:30-Prelude
to
Midnight
11:00
.Weather
and
RlRn
Off
hnckward,
it
does
not
follow
and'
prices
submitted
to
the
City
Council.
This
cost
of
preparing
Eiderdown
Sleeping
Robes
Men's
Jackets
0
Men's
Dress
Trousers
Boys'
Parkas
Boys'
3
piece
Tricycles
Pedal
Cars
Baggage
Badminton
Rackets
French
Binoculars
7
x
50's
Plenty
of
opportunity
will
be
piven
for
casual
badminton
during
the
next
holidays
by
arrangement
of
court
and
!
newcomer,
this
is
a
puzzling
!
i
sort
of
place
anyway.
Phone
2341
IBesner
Block
these
tenders
Is
not
negligible
and,
where
there
seems
to
be
such
a
variation
in
the
interpretation
of
what
has
to
be
supplied,
it
would
be
wise
to
publish
definite
specifications
and
call
for
new
tenders
on
this
project.
MANY
MORE
ITEMS
TOO
NUMEROUS
TO
LIST
DON'T
MISS
THESE
RE-PRICED
XMAS
VALUES
AT
I
A
4
'
!
K
.
i
A
2
4
Polling
In
Prince
Rupert,
con-
,
trasted
with
what
it
was
In
the
i
early
days,
ha;
advantases
it
Is
j
ust
as
well
Vj
sometimes
think
j
of.
In
the
past,
city
election
balloting
took
place
as
a
ru'.e
In
the
council
chamber
and
that
meant
stair
climbing,
cramjicd
conditions
and
all
around
Inconvenience.
To
say
the
Civic,
Cent-e
has
everything
is
not
an
p-
er-stfitemcnt.
THE
This
would
ensure
the
City
of
Prince
Rupret
getting
what
any
MAKE
IT
TOBACCO
TKe
Gift
a
Smoker
Always
Appreciates
All,
SMOKER'S
KtiPPMES
Other
Lines
THE
RTOI!E
THAT
IIAIi
EVERYTHING
IN
TOY
I'OItTS
SII01
engine
ana
pump
maKer
ciesires,
j
i.e.
a
plant,
that
will
do
the
work
j
when
required
and
for
as
long
us
I
AT
THE
PRICE
YOU
LIKE
TO
PAY
MONDAY
A.M.
-Musical
dock
-CBC
News
-Here's
Bill
Good
-Morning
Song
-Music,
for
Modems
3rd
Ave.
Box
lfif)
7:00
:00-
8:10
8:15
8:30
Blue
6!)
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required.
I
Irrespective
of
the
fact
that
i
y
,um:h.kM.M.fckftiixi
,;n:wi5.).i.5.ii,j
x.
x
H
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r
-
i
this
unit
for
long
periods
may
be
y
j
idle
,it
has
to
be
considered
a
j
$
heavy
duty
unit
because
when
.required
it
must
be
able
to
carry
s
I
Its
full
load
for
as
long
as
an
.
"R:45
Little
Concert
9:00
-BBC
News
&
Comty.
'9:15
Mornlne
Devotions
9:30
MorrrnB
t.-oncert
9:59
-Time
Signal
10:00
-Ellen
Harris
10:15
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Ruin
10:30
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MACHINE
SHOP;
Per
George
Rodger.
!
10:45
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Meiomes
Give
Your
Friends
A
Gift
That
Will
Be
Appreciated
A
11:00
Kindergarten
ot
tne
mr
11:15
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Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Period
11
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11:45-
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12:00
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THE
"ADMIN-
tSTRZ-TION
ACT"
AND
IN
THE
.
MATTT.R
OF
THE
EST
AT
E
Or
Malcolm
Mcdonald,
deceased.
INTESTATE.
TAKE
NOT1CF
chut
hy
Order
or
His
Honour
Jucln
W.
,0.
Ful
on
I
local
jurtse
of
the
oupreme
v
u.--
$3.95
L
10
Pound
Box
20
Pound
Box
30
Pound
Box
T
$7.50
$11.50
i.f
Britlsn
uomminn.
Bt
dnv
of
Derember,
AD
1940.
Admlnlstrntor
oi
the
Es-t
appointed
lie
or
Malcolm
McDonald.
fate
ol
bower
Post.
British
Col
urn-bi,
who
died
on
or
about
the
13th
1949.
at
the
dav
of
September.
Columbia.
All
persons
md,ebt.
settlement
of
Dawson
Creek.
Br
tish
Columbia.
All
persons
'ntebed,
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
their
indebtedness
;
to
the
amount
of
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
ilm.
i.niTist
the
said
estate
are
PROCESSED.
IN
'THE
PACIFIC
COAST'S
MOST
MODERN
SMOKEHOUSE
Prepaid
to
any
points
served
by
C.N.R.
Rail
in
B.C..
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba.
Freight
extra
to
other
points.
Use
Coupon
Below
Send
to
I
Name
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
15tn
of
January.
1950
falling
which
day
Sfstrlbutlon
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
havt
been
notilied.
DATED
at
Telegraph
CreeK.
B.u
this
1st
day
of
December
1949.
ERNEST
EARL
ALLEN,
Official
Administraror.
294,
Telegraph
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