7
a
Prftue
Uupcrt
Daflp
jftetoj
Monday,-
Dernnber
20,
1048
To
Improve
Taste
Of
London
Water
LONDON
Londoners
learned
I
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fit
f
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recently
that
the
taste
of
their
chlorinous-tasting
watr
is
to
be
improved.
The
Metropolitan
water
board
s-,
fff
Av
'U
I
gave
much
space
in
its
1947-48
report
to
explain
It
is
often
impossible
to
produce
"satisfao
tory"
water
free
from
objectionable
taste.
Th!s,
the
board
saW,
was
because
there
Is
little
time
for
the
beneficial
disinfectant
action
of
the
chlorine
to
be
completed
before
the
water
is
drawn
by
consumers.
But
it
promised
preparations
now
are
well
advanced
for
"contact
tanks"
to
be
provided
at
filtration
stations
where
chlor
inated
water
will
be
hekJ
hp
for
i
rsd-'
mi
!'
.if-,
'S.,.
)
N'
r
i
,
,
two
hours
and
sterilized
before
being
distributed.
More
than
one
tank
should
be
operative
this
year,
providing
non-chtorine-'
taking
water.
Mrs.
C.
R-
tX"
Kerffommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
NO
SENSE
IN
CENTS
Tongue-lingling
.
.
.
soothing
and
z
refreshing!
If
you
like
peppermint,
THIS
is
for
you.
A
cool
and
j
creamy
peppermint
patty
r'ictdy.
covered
with
Moirs
exclusive
..
chocok1i
coating.
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MONTREAL
O'
There
Is
no
Dr.
and
Mrs
V
M-Oilvery
made
a
hasty
trip
to
Prince
nil-pert
last
week.
B
eyond
question
the
Bestt
-V
sense
in
cents
in
accounting
records,
Frank
S.
Canon,
assistant
treasurer
of
a
Montoeal
firm
contends,
tie
told
the
Society
of
Industrial
and
Cost
Accountants
of
Quebec
that
a
company
whose
statement
funs
into
3,
uu:'.in
Wt
last
wwk
.Rupert
where
he
en-,t
Vancouver,
having
ri
south
through
the
h;s
brother.
'
m.
?.ho
was
flown
to
rf
hospital
from
Alke
month
ago,
hav-,fi
a
stroke,
left
Inst
continued
treatment
,U1
in
the
south.
T.B.
CHRISTMAS
SEALS
KEEP
DISEASE
FROM
CHILDREN
LIKE
THESE
T.B.
Christmas
Seals,
now
on
sale
across
Canada,
pay
for
Tree
x-rays
to
find
T.B.
early
and
keep
the
disease
f-.-om
youngsters
like
the
ones
shown
here.
All
four
children
got
the
disease
from
close
relatives
unknown
to
have
it.
The
National
Sanitarium
association
has
done
great
work
In
this
cou.iti-y
and
it
is
to
help
finance
a
widespread
program
for
fighting
tuberculosis
that
you
are
ur;?d
to
buy
T.B.
Christmas
Seals.
1
'
,
'
Mrs.
D.
G.
Little
travelled
to
H'.iue
Rap-:rt
last
week
for
cit
nt
il
ala
nliou.
Mr.
and
Ms.
SUwart
Campbell
and
small
daughter,
Susan,
Irlt
on
Friday's
train
for
Saskatoon
where
they
will
spend
the
festive
season
wiih
Mr.
fiamp-beli
s
mother.
the
millions
is
not
Interested
in
j
1
1
.
cents
which
cannot
possibly
j
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;
-
have
any
bearing
on
the
figure
pAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BRIN3
RESULT3
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Itself.
.
J,'
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
I
Little.
Mrs.
Palmquist
won
the
j
cake,
guessing
Us
weight
as
4
!
pounds,
.14
ounces.
The
vorTect
j
wel?ht
was
four
pounds,
13
!
ounces.
TERRACE
KIN
TEA
AMD
SALE
:n
to
mount
a
motor
r
the
public
school
j.rsday
afternoon,
dn
Smith,
11,
fell,
frac-:?
leg
below
the
knee.
.;
ji
mrt
noticed
by
-
but
the
injurrd
lad
pit
up
by
a
taxi
driver,
.
loiiijw
idK
behind,
and
.
i.-riiately
to
the
hos-r.t
he
will
stay
for
HOW
CAN
!
?
By
ANNE.
ASHLEY
TERHACE
Hie
Kinsmen's
tea
and
sale
was
a
hu?e
success
on
Saturday.
The
men
being
dressed
as
ladies,
being
a
rreat
attraction.
There
was
a
homrcookln?
stall
and
a
larie
H.
Noakejs,
Miss
B.
Chester
i!)sii
Miss
V.
B'joih
of
the
local
teaching
staff
left
on
Thursday
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
spend
the
Xmas
holidays.
Mrs.
L.
Sauder
left
last
week
for
Victoria
where
She
will
spend
two
or
three
weeks
on
iixiiiiay.
If
plans
materialize,
as
it
Is
jxpeited
that
they
will
a
long-it-.i
need
will
be
fiiled
in
the
Iowa
wiih
the
coming
of
a
den-
Q
How
can
I
repair
a
broken
who
'place
in
tire
pksteiivd
Wall?
Xmas
cake
for
the
one
A.
By
applying
thick
paste
made
of
two
parts
of
.sand,
twj
Yi.X-A
f
UXVv-X
i-.osl
ashes,
and
...
e
p.n
t
oi
white
flour,
adding
mm
h
wa'er
to
get
the
prope
gues.-ed
the
ntrest
to
its
correct
weight.
Those,
wailing
on
tables
were
Harold
Whalen,
v-
r'-p.f-
cr-e-
'
-Mel
PeekeVout
and
Dudley
Utile.
JameS
Stevenson
was
'h;er
and
in
the
kithen
weie
the
wives
of
the
Kinsmen
Mr.;.
PeekeVout,
Mrs.
Oiiaud,
I
ti
1,
po.isiWy
in
tne
early
Spring.
A
youn-f
Ontario
dentist
has
Ht1
n
iL-ini
pnrmiriptl
nhnilt.
alwa
ClasslDed
advertising
,1
.
Mirhlel
and
Mrs.
D
O.
brings
results.
j
tle
town
and
is
coming
to
look
(he
plare
over.
vie
your
Compl
Mrs.
Martin
Mi'lei
is
a",ain
a
patio
at
in
the
.local
hospital.
1
with
Parly
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MacKay
moved
tlils
fc.k
into
their
new
home
u-ivnUy
buiit
on
Taike
nvenue.
ea
;t.
Pi
IP
CIEIUI
TERRACE
LEGION
NAMES
OFFICERS
:
TERRACE
The
election
of
oiticers
of
the
Canadian
Leiion
was
held
on
Thnr.-day
evening
in
the
le.
i'in
clubrooni.
The
of-i
tirs
ekctej
for
tlic
comiiiB
er
are:
,
;
Pre
ldenl
-R.
Cooper.
S
First
Vioe
-
President-Frank
;
1
Green.
T5xpale
dry
yx
Qinger
Ale
Mixes
in
Any
Company
mnamet
0G1LV1E
FLOUR
MILLS
PAYS
TRIBUTE
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
FOR
OUTSTANDING
COMMUNITY
ACHIEVEMENT
SEPwVE
COLD
'
Quarts
25c
plus
deposit
)
Wont
Wt
I
I
jUini,
,m
j
mdl
or
imudV'
They
P
flgkoHl
;
Donald
Forward,
General
Secretary,
Civic
Cehtre
Association,
f
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Second
Vice-President
Bob
Baxter.
!
Secretary-Treasurer--J.
Max-
j
ted.
Sercennt-ut'-Arms
A.
Har-;
rton.
Chaplain
Frank
Morris.
The
installation
will
take'
place
at
the
Jaunary
meeting.
Members
of
the
executive
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association
were
present
at
the
meeting
to
l
iscui.s
the
possibility
of
combining
the
two
dances
scheduled
for
New
Years
Eve.
The
Civic
Centre's
Cabaret
and
the
Lep.ion
Dance
to
be
held
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall.
After
some
discussion,
the
Legion
members
decided
not
to
make
any
change
in
their
plans,
so,
instead
of
one
big
community
dancinthe
auditorium
of
the
Civic
Centre,
the
two
dances
will
be
held
as:
BUY
Dust
faaae
NOW
70
lbs.
4.95
150
lbs.
8.95
250
lbs.
13.75
See
us
for
lowest
prices
on
T.ipor
Towels,
Wax,
Soap,
Lamps,
Mps
and
all
Janitor
Supplies
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
711
2nd
Ave.
Phone
63'J
NOTE
Closed
December
23rd
to
Jan.
2nd
Unci.)
It
'.s
doubtful
if
any
comparable
Canadian
community
came
into
being
as
quickly
as
did
l'rinee
Rupert.
In
1908
it
was
a
wilderness.
In
1W9
it
was
a
tent
town.
In
1910
it
was
incorporated
as
a
city.
Today
it
is
a
metropolis
of
commerce
...
a
great
shipping
centre
with
a
spacious,
well-equipped
harbour
and
a
.
floating
dry
dock
able
to
accommodate
the
larccstTship
afloat.
In
other
ways,
too,
Prince
Rupert
is
out-
standing.
A
modern,
well-planned
community
it
boasts
a
Community
Centre
which
Would
do
credit
to
a
city
many
times
its
present
7,0X)
population.
Originally
built
by
the
Government
for
the
YMCA.
'War
Services,
the
Civic
Centre
was
purchased
and
altered
with
funds
raised
bv
The
(ivro
and
Rotary
Clubs,
individual
donations,'
and
Civic
Centre
Carnivals
operated
each
summer
in
cooperation
with
all
community
groups.
In
addition
to
a
large
Auditorium,
the
Centre
contains
3
Gymnasiums,
a
Restaurant
Public
Library,
lounge
Rooms,
Meeting
'and
Committee
Rooms,.
Cratt
Room,
Photo
Dark
Room,
Tecn-Aue
Games
Room,
Billiard
Room,
Showers
and
Dressing
Rooms.
Along
with
providing
healrhy
recreation
and
sports
for
all
age
groups,
it
has
made
possible
the
reorganization
of
a
Civic
Band
.
.
.
the
formation
of
a
Symphony
Orchestra
and
I
ittle
Theatre
Association
...
and
the
presentation
of
a
Music
and
Drama
Festival.
The
Ogilvie
Flour
Mills
Co.,
Limited
is
proud
to
pay
deserved
trilnite
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre
Association
and
the
citizens
who
support
it
by
-naming
lVince
Rupert
the
"Town
of
the
Week".
An
Ogilvie
contribution
of
$100
will
be
donated
toward
their
inspiring
work.
is
-
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ri
10.,
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formerly
planned.
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font.
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7r"w-
TIHS
IS
OUR
WAY
OF
SAYING
...
g
A
Merry
Christmas
and
A
Hannv
Nw
Year
Philpott
Evitt
and
Co.
Ltd.
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in
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nuivi
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iuvj.
DISCOUNT
ON
ANY
PURCHASES
MADE
AT
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
EXCEPT
RUBBERS
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ARROW
AND
JULIA
ARTHUR
FOR
WOMEN
Jack
and
Jill
for
CHILDREN
WILLIAMS
f
Discount
off
any
1
purchase
except
f
Rubbers.
J
Can
Supply
You
With"
LUMBER
Including
Fir,
Cedar,
etc.
FLOORING
In
Fir
or
Hemlock
SIDING
All
Types
SASH
and
DOOR
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and
The
Famous
FOOTHILLS
ALHKRTA
COAL
in
all
sizes
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OGILVIE
FIOUR
MILLS
CO.,
LIMITED
SHOES
for
men
OF
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OVER
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AT
DECEMBER
NEXT
WEDNESDAY
TO
YOU
WOMEN'S
EDITOR,
KATE
AITKEN,
ON
THIS
PROGRAM
PRINCE
RUPERT
Will
BE
FEATURED
AS
OGIIVIE
"TOWN
OF
THE
WEEK.
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Pert.
tmily
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