prfnee
Rupert
Daflp
3eto3
Friday.
February
4,
1949
Reminiscences
By
w.i.
Reflections
jWithdroWS
To
Church
Philpott,
Evitt
and
Co.
Ltd.
coast
is,
doubtless,
one
of
the
i
Can
Supply
You
With
!ng
Icon
of
the
Church
of
the
Virtrin
Mary.
She
has
no
servants.
Living
with
her-as
a
companion
is
black-robed
Sister
Sophia
Dimltrlou
Alverti,
a
nun
in
the
Greek
Orthodox
Church.
Between
them
they
perform
all
household
duties.
There
is
no
telephone.
They
have
electric
power
only
a
few
hours
each
night.
On
rare
occasions
Princess
Alice
goes
to
Athens
to
visit
her
nephew
and
niece.
King
Paul
and
Queen
Frederika.
Asked
If
there
were
a
passi-Ulity
that
Prince
Philip
might
visit
her
here,
she
declared
ft
would
be
"impossible"
in
less
a
unn1'
M
V
MBER
Including
Fir,
Cedar,
etc.
FLOORING-In
Fir
or
Hemlock
SIDING-A11
Type
SASH
and
DOOR
and
Famous
FOOTJIIMS
AMtKJtTA
COAL
in
all
fcizett
PHONE
csi
with
"sp"
that
means
"defin-Jite?"
.
Answers
I.
Bay,
"He
had
no
alternative,"
meaning
a
choice
of
two
things.
2.
The
preferred
ac-j
cent
is
mi
the
second
syllable,
and
not
the
third.
3.
Miscellaneous.
4
per-
ter
English
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
kTlswrong
with
this
l
He
had
no
other
al
-
ft"
;U:1t
is
the
correct
pro-
one
of
these
words'
1-iied?
Miscllanlous.
,L.
misdemeanor
.it
does
the
ord'an
mean?
,
Bat
is
a
word
bcein.'iing
tainlng
to
an
ideal;
striving
for
an
imaginary
ideal
perfection.
"It
was
the
idealistic
dam
of
artist."
5.
Specific.
Wednesday
was
the
second
of
February!
The
playful
tradition
of
a
clo.se
affinity
between
that
day,
the
groundhog
seeing,
or
failing
to
see
h'.-shadow,
and
the"
slate
of
t:-.
weather
for
a
specified
length
of
time
is
nonsense.
The
groundhog
legend
stays.
It
comes
and
is
di.seu.ssed,
perhaps
in
a
whimsical
way.
But,
come
it
does,
just
as
regularly
and
surely
as
February
itself.
City
and
district
school
teachers
will
draw
more
money
and
no
one
will
quarrel
with
that
decision.
There
is
greater
ic-aioii.sioimy
attached
to
the
position
of
a
teacher
than
the
most
of
us
thinlc.
Par
higher
salaries
are
paid
many
whose
importance
to
society
is
not
to
be
compared
with
that
of
those
1
Who
a&Slimp
th
f.lli..li,.
,.r!
uuitatiuii
ui
making
the
first
imprint
on
expanding
minds.
.
.
Ar-.r-
;
1
I
1"
ee"
mae
OI
th:
T
'ZllT
.5
years
in
British
Columbia
and
"
"""1U
,mc
tu
uu
i
,
ou.iiBuig
about
it.
n,oiii
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W11
luc
it
'
VI
..'4
W
-
;;
reasons
why
life
ln'ines:
ionf-er.
Ouebec
to
Ocean
Fall
a
Rector
On
their
way
to
Ocean
Fiis
where
Mr.
Stephens
will
assume
duty
as
rector
of
the
Anglican
Cnurcn,
Hev.
and
Mrs.
N.
A.
Stephens
and
four
children
are
due
in
the
city
on
the
next
train
from
the
East.
Mr.
Stephens
is
coming
from
Bed-lord,
Quebec,
where
he
has
been
rector
for
several
years.
At
Ocean
Falls
he
succeeds
Rev.
A.
Lord
who
is
leaving
for
Montana.
STANDARDIZATION
There
are
about
400
differ-
ent
kinds
of
locomotives
in
use
in
Britain.
Under
the
national
plan
for
standardizing
equin-met
these
are
to
be
cut
down
la
12
models.
r
MIRROR
FANTASY
The
supersition
that
a
brokep
mirror
brings
bad
luck
came
"om
tne
fact
that
a
shadow
or
iciiecuon
once
was
consiaerea
.
...
.
part
oi
tne
soul.
BOB
1
-
i:
.
Grandmother
of
Prince
Charles
Enters
en
Austere
Life
ai
Sister
of
Creek
Orthodox
Church
By
L.
S.
CHAKALES
TENOS
ISLAND
Aomn
Rri
AP
The
paternal
grand-'
mtdher
of
Britain's
youngs
rrince
Charles
is
wearing
tile
sober
grey
of
a
sister
In
the
Creek
Orthodox.
Churrtv
The
(i3-year
old
mother
oft
Prince
Philip,
Princess
Alice
of'
Battenburg,
in
her
own
words
"withdrew
from
the
world"
last
July
to
dedicate
the
rest
of
her
life
to
"service."
She
has
yet
?.
see
her.
two-months'
old
grandson.
I
'
Every
year"
she
told
the
j
Associated
Press
in
an
inter-!
view,
"each
sister
is
given
four!
weeks'
holiday.
I
hope
to
use
I
those
this
summer
to
go
to'
London
to
see
my
son
and
grandson
and
other
relatives,)
ncjuaing
my
8G
-
year
old!
mother."
j
Princess
Alice
lives
in
four,
simply-furnished
room
on
the
first
floor
of
a
two-storey
villa
on
the
end
of
this
Aegean
Isl-
and
town
where
thousands
of
Dersons
makp
hi.inni
n
.
p
grimages
to
the
miracle-w
,ork-
Life
Advertise
in
J.he
baily
News!
i
FACTS
1
l:
"--
'
J
I
"?Ute4t
QuoltijTea
w(P
a
x
I
pOiing.
However
I
would
noi
attempt
to
keep
the
pre-s
from
making
pictures
of
me
during
public
ceremonies.
The
press
is
free.
But
it
.shuuld
nut
expect
me
to
pose
for
it."
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DEMANDING
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Tall,
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1
1
1
1
T
-
'
"us
atiieuuie.
usually
sne
ansi
at
six.
With
Sister
SoDhla
she
goes
each
morning
to
the
Church
of
the
Virgin
Mary
for
worship.
The
entire
community
knows
"The
Princess."
She
neiiher
receives
nor
expects
any
more
favors
than
are
granted
to
the
other
sisters.
The
priests
describe
her
as
a
"loyal
and
faithful
servant
of
the
Lord."
She
has
adopted
with
the
approval
of
the
church,
the
task
of
starting
a
nurse's
school
so
that
each
of
the
villages
on
the
isl
and
of
12,500
persons
could
be
assured
of
at
least
some
form
of
medical
assistance.
The
project
hasn't
beci
eminently
successful
becau.-ie
of
lack
of
money.
Princess
Alice
is
ais
ohaving
difficultly
in
re
cruiting
enough
Greek
maidens
i
who
want
to
make'
nursing
a
career.
!
While
the
nursing
school
Is;,
her
primary
work,
Princess
ij
Alice
also
crowds
numerous
acts
of
charity
into
her
crowd-'
ed
day.
Personal
friends
in
London,
Athens
and
other
Eur-
i
opean
capitals
constantly
send!
her
packages
and
gifts.
-These
the
distributes
to
the
poor
and
underprivileged
of
the
island.
"I
don't
approve
of
publicising
our
work,
because
it
is
si.il-!
ficient
with
in
iUea.
she
saul.'
"It
is
a
duty
and
duty
Is
its
own
reward.
"1
am
neither
.statesman,
politician
or
movie
star,"
she
said
smilingly,
in
declining
to
be
photographed.
"Making
pic
tures
of
me
at
work
would
be
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ACCIDENT
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Menace
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Properly!
O
Slaliili
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ulcnts
anil
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ly
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Safety
Kesonsilili
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(I'ink
Slip)
Laws
are
the
only
known
mean
hy
liili
the
motorist
who
eon-tinuullv
lias
accidents
can
he
loven
ttjf
the
roatl
Mini
Ae)t
uff.
h)?
Keeanse
under
this
law
the
acc
ident
repealer,
il
refused
insurance
hy
three
companies,
must
ap-ly
to
a
committee
who
assipn
him
to
an
in-buruiee
company
at
an
increased
premium
rate.
If
hi
continues
to
have
accidents
due
to
negligence
he
Allien
refused
a
license
to
drive
and
rightly
o.
rOMPl
LSORY
INSl'R
4NCE
(C.Trrnnirnt
or
olhrrxisr)
dors
not
protrrt
the
public,
motoriuK
and
prdr
t
ria
n,
avaint
"c'ident
rppratrr."
Onlario,
Manitoba
and
4hr
State
of
Nrw
York
rrjrrled
eompulnory
type
of
insurance
in
favor
of
Safety
lieoiiililily
l.axa
lirrauHe
tlirre
as
no
rvidrnre
that
mm-liulhorf
innurane
rrdaiced
am'idrnta
r
fatalitira.
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(thr
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loralilT
iu
North
America
Hith
compulsory
insurance
where
statistic
are
published)
experience
allowed
heavy
increasra
in
death
aud
damage
tolls.
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AND
AGENTS
SUPPORT
ALL
SAFETY
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WHICH
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AND
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jtmrbi'nefit
ami
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'LUuCs
i7iv
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you
htmir
the
facts
llicy
arc
ffren
to
you
alumt
aiilomobile
insurance.
.
here
by
the
Columbia
Insurance
Committee.
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