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Prince
Ruprrt
Ddi!j
Jletos
Monday.
October
24,
151?
SPECIALISTS
MAY.
PAY
CITY
VISIT
i
LETTERBOX
NEED
IMMEDIATE
Highlights"
Of
Budget
reat
deal
of
money.
j
TeJ
Applewhalte
Any
city
council
Is
going
to
br
f
.
damned
If
they
1i
and
damned
r
ot
Ottawa
if
they
cton't.
:
.
.
j
For
aboufc
quarter
of
an
hour
I
hope,
Mr.
Editor,
that
their
parly
Frl(lay
ovonln
E
T
will
be
the
on
condemnation
p,ewhalle
M
P
,
ln
a
broadcasl
ground
of
"doing."
.
Ottawa
cave
a
derrinMn
Feasibility
that
a
team
of,
two
cancer
specialists
may
make
ppri-
1
jodic
visits
to
Prince
Ri'pert
In
An
1r.cipf
ndfiit
dally
atwriBp-T
cternted
to
the
upbu'-ldin?
of
Prince
Rupert
iaui
ali
cummunuierf
ci.n.jriin
northern
find
centra
British
Columbia.
lAuthurlaKl
as
Swooa
Class
Mall,
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
every
stternram
except
Sundi-.v
bv
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New.
Ltd
,
3rd
Avenue.
Prmce
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
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,USTKR;
Manaema
Editor.
H.
O
PFRRY.
Managing
Director.
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Editor,
Daily
News
Your
editorial
of
October
17
As
Submitted
at
Ottawa
Last
Week
Thanking
you
for
publishing
of
tne
opmlng
of
parllarn(nt
the
future
was
announced
at
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
i
and
the
letter
In
Friday
night
'a
this
1
remain,
in
nl
,;
VM
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
some
of
the
more
outstanding:
personalities
of
the
House,
as
well
as
Blimoses
of
dav
to
t)av
!
p:tper
by
"Concerned
are
worthy
of
comment.
Yours
truly
Eric
Fa
ure
.
The
eight
percent
sales
tax
branch
of
the
B.C.
Cancer
.Sols
removed
immediately
on
alliety
last
week
by
Rev.
Fred
fuel
oils
used
for
heating
or
j
Antrobus,
who
acted
as
local
By
Mall.
Per
Month.
60c;
Per
Year.
5
00
er-t
frum
editorially
,
'
nf
ln
thp
fal)ll..i
rl)v
u,v.i
'
I
miint
out
You
pair
lighting
purposes.
delegate
to
a
meeting
of
the
pro-
Uut
practically
all
Prince
Ru-
LADIES'
Hament,
Is
in
session.
The1
Neil
Kingston
trrlved
in
H-?
8neech
..a,
delivered
with
fW
.
i
.
"lt.)yHith
1
city
this
afternoon
from
Masse
t
H
clearness,
I
Keg.
$4.95
on
a
business
trip.
Tax
on
cider
and
other
wines
vinciai
society
last
montn.
perl's
civic
utilities
are
in
a
containing
Jess
than
seven
per-J
Repol.ting
on
the
provincial
i
state
of
crisis.
The
present
concent
proof
spirits
is
reduced
meeting.
Mr.
Antrobus
said
that'dition
of
our
sewerage
system
Immediately
from
50
to
25c
Pthe
plan
whu.n
so
ur
is
nota3
well
as
the
state
of
our
wa-gallon.
I
definite,
would
call
for
two
spe-
t.er
system
is
definitely
danger-
Personal
income
tax
credit
;
fmm
Vancouvpr
visitintr
0ui.
To
bring
these
utilities
to
often
percent
on
common
dlv-,
w.t'a
reasonable
standard
of
efti-
MENS
LEA
m
BKEAKF.US
All
Special
urvB
"'s
Al
l.
-n,
cni'isER
co.vr(,
extended
to
include
all
,.
wenas
idends
u
is
cAwrjiucu
....
practitioners
regarding
cancer
SIS
Special
Classes
01
snares,
reuriwinvc
.
ciency
is
not
a
problem
of
the
future.
It
is
an'immediaie
necessity.
I
don't
clfilm
to
be
an
e-pert
on
municipal
finance,
but
January
1,
1949.
The
new
tax
changes
will
re
Currently,
tnere
are
some
1
1
do
know
that,
unless
we
tackle
Mf-N
S
DRESS
Sn
from
MFS
t
NDEItMi
blnations,
m.diut.
Special
MENS
RAINfov
fittini
MEN
S
GABARDI-
duce
government
revenue
by,
8.000
persons
in
this
province
$5,000,000
in
the
current
year
j
afflicted
with
cancer,
and
the
and
$11,000,000
In
a
full
year,
(annual
increase
of
the
disease
All
1949-50
tax
reductions
are'is
2.500,
Mr.
Antrobus
said,
expected
to
cut
government
re-l
r
e
A
hospital
has
been
completed
v
venue
mlu
by
'
$340
000,000
'
this
cur-1
,
,
,
,
in
Vancouver
exoress
v
for
ou
,-
the
problem
of
rehabilitation
of
our
sewerage
and
water
system
aggressively
and
promptly,
we
run
every
risk
of
seeing
this
city
faced
with
a
major
disaster.
Concerned''
in
his
letter
suggests
that
the
present
method
of
financing
is
inequitable
and
to
a
large
degree
1
agree
with
rent
year
and
$5d7.uiw,uuu
iu;"
.
-
-
FOR
SHOES
THAT
ARE
DIFFERENT
0
Your
Best
Bet
in
Prince
Rupert
is
the
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LIMITED
Hhe
full
year.
Thp
mwernment's
fnal
1948-
'hospital
accommodates
16
pa-
Fllll
lined
MEN
S
(
OVERT
(
!
m
IF
YOUR
50
final
revenues
totalled
$2,-
j
tients.
,
77tnonnoo
and
expenditures,
Present
at
the
executive
meet-
lit
MEN'S
ALL-W00I.
$2,176,000,000.
!ing
wfre
Mrs.
William
Roth-
j
lllm
but
1
submlt.
Mr-
Ellltor-
The
sumlus
of
$595,000,000
WPn
Mr
J
c,
Oilker.
Mrs.
O
v
that
the
problem
of
rehabillta-
FISIIEHMEN'S
P
tion
of
the
utilities
mentioned
for
1948-49
is
$20,000,000
great-
Hanley,
Mrs.
J
D.
Fraser,
Mrs.
i
cut.
Now
is
so
urgent
that
it
simply
can
cr
than
was
predicted
,ast,W.
Richards,
Mrs.
D.
R.
Barclay
,,
and
Fred
Antrobus.
not
wait
until
we
devise
a
better
method
of
financing.
The
March.
A
revised
estimate
fixes
1949-
$2,550,000,000
$2.5aO,0UU,uuu
50
revenues
at
people
oi
rrince
nuperi
simpiy
and
expenditures
at
$2,460,000-
j
000
more
that
the
March
esti-
cannot
do
without
a
good
sew-
MEN'S
DItESS
A
SOX
Now
MEN'S
SPOUT
Si
Now
MEN'S
WORK
si!
Now
3rd
Ave.
Phone
J57
mate.
erage
and
water
system.
But
No
change
is
made
ln
person-
they
may
just
as
well
realize
ol
income
tax
reductions.
now
that
that
will
cost
a
very
000.
Possible
surplus
of
$87,000,000
for
the
current
year
is
$3,000,-
Municipal
Candidates
TWO
MAYORALTY
candidates
already
WITH
definitely
announced
for
the
civic
election
in
December
and
the
possibility
of
at
least
one
more,
there
is
no
lack
of
interest
in
at
least
one
phase
of
the
contests.
Aid.
Daggett
may
be
called
a
veteran
of
the
latter
days
of
municipal
service.
Aid.
Whalen
has
clone
a
year
on
the
city
council.
Both
know
at
first
hand
what
it
is
all
about
and
have
had
enough
experience
to
realize
the
seriousness
of
the
responsibilities
which
they
express
their
willingness
to
assume.
In
the
interest
in
the
mayoralty
candidatures,
it
must
not
be
forgotten
that
there
are
already
six
dermanic
seats
to
be
filled.
In
some
ways
the
work
and
responsibility
of
an
alderman
are
of
importance
equal
to
those
of
the
mayor.
It
is
quite
possible
to
have
a
situation
where
there
is
a
good
and
capable
mayor
whose
best
work
and
efforts
could
be
nullified
by
a
group
of
aldermen.
Indeed,
in
policy
making,
it
is
necessary
to
have
aldermen
of
ideas,
ability
and
competence.
There
n
a
lot
more
to
a
civic
election
than
merely
electing
a
mayor.
It
should
not
be
forgotten
that,
in
a
multiplicity
of
mayoral
candidates,
all
but
one
is
lost
to
the
public
service.
IT'S
HIGH
TIME
"T
HAT
DEFINITE
RESULTS
and
action
may
be
I
enabled
promptly
is
to
be
heartily
hoped
for
fronrihe
legislation
sponsored
in
the
federal
Parliament
by
the
Progressive-Conservative
Member
for
Kamloops.
There
need
be
no
difference
of
opinion
on
.political
grounds.
Indeed,
it
is
a
wonder
that
a
cleaning
up
has
not
come
long
ere
this
of
the
comic
books
and
the
pulp
magazines
and
literature
generally
.which
pollute
the
newsstands
of
the
country
and
contribute
undoubtedly
to
the
moral
delinquency
of
theyery
young
and
the
adolescents.
Possibly
one
of
the
reasons
for
deferred
action
has
been
that
there
is
lack
of
realization
through
failure
to
observe
on
the
part
of
many
of
the
deplorable;
filth
and
literary
depravity
that
really
does
exist.
We
are
enthusiastic
at
times
about
our
checking
other
influences
that
contribute
to
moral
delinquency
but
this
particular
means
has
been
allowed
too
long
to
go
Scot
free.
More
power
to
Mr.
Fulton's
move!
-
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W0KK.
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HOUSE
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