r
in
feeling
sure
that
the
governments
of
the
western
democ-
Customs
Revenue
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
BUT
IT
IS
NOT
enough
for
the
nations
merely
to
make
generalized
declarations
of
will-
jracies
are
keeping
in
mind
two
;wiih
$37,392
10
in
June
last
year,
'and
$67,492.80
in
1942,
the
pit-
;vious
high
June.
Total
collec-i
tions
to
the
end
of
June
this
yoar
are
$350,308.55
compared
with
$.204,050.29
lo
the
end
of
DRESS
UP
For
Summer
Tuesday,
July
4,
1950
inines?
to
help.
The
UN.neecV
things:
jHidher
This
Year
1
The
vital
necessity
of
biing-
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
1
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association
1
3.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
June
la.st
"year.
HERE
ARE
JUST
A
FEW
Customs
and
excise
collection
here
took
a
jump
from
May'j
$22,048.03
to
$60,854.32
for
the
month
of
June.
This
compares
OF
THE
GOOD
VALUES
X
See
Li
i
t
Men's
Pure
Wool
SPOUts
I
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
79c;
rer
Teai,
i
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
an
intelligent
world
line
ol
defence
strategy.
If
we
get
that!
defence
plan
in
time
there
is!
much
less
likelihood
of
having
to
fight
later,
and
to
Improvise
,
as
is
being
done
now
in
south
Korea.
'
,
;
.
EVERYBODY
KNOWS
that
the
government
of
north
Korea,
which
deliberately
and
flagrantly
j
challenged
the
UN
.
in
JACKETS
blue
and
treen
Reg.$
30.00.
mm
Now
523.50
By
ELMORE
PHlCPOTT
TASTY
FOOD
HELPS
END
HIS
CONSTIPATION
ing
w
bear
all
possible
for:-ej
(moral
or
phy
shah
to
defeat
and
reverse
the
Communist
ag-,
gression
in
Korea
j
2.
To
do
so
while
keeping
in
mind
that
the
attack
itseli
could
be
a
mere
feeler
to
see
how
the
west
would
react
or
a
diversion,
to
attract
attention
from
some
much
more
serious
adventure,
maybe
an
atta.'k
toward
the
Suet
canal.
:
It
all
adds
up
to
this.
The
democracies
have
properly
drawn
the
moral
line
in
Korea.
But
now
we
must
make
it
a
world
line
in
which
proper
priority
is
given
to
positions
wp
WORLD
LINE
VITAL
REGARDLESS
of
the'
Men's
Brown
OXFORDS
-good
fit,
latest
style.
Special
Now
$6
25
Men
s
WIXDIJRF.AKERS
-
Reg.
$5
00.
Now
$2.95
young
Men's
Gabardine
general
and
the
U.S.A.
in
particular
is
subservient
to
Mos-
i
,
-
Averting
Winter
Crises
i
CAN
look
forward
to
the
next
winter
with-,
WE
out
having
to
worry
about
an
electrical
j
shortage
such
as
threatened
two
years
ago
and
:
really
Jafflicted
us
last
winter.
In
announcing
the'
purchase
by.
his
company
of
the
dry
dock
power
plant
wherein
will
be
installed
diesel"
generating
"For
year
I
suffered
the
misery
of
constipation.
Hemedies?
1
tried
bo
many!
It
took
a
simple
daily
diuh
of
kkllogg's
all-huani
In
pnd
mv
OUtCOme
01
tne
tommun-
cow.
Hence,
for
Maseow
to
ist
aiTgression-
against
,
have
ordered
or
permitted
this
cLfV.
trIo
'u.
nnlp,1
rank
aggression
at
this
time
can
1
.
.
.
,
t
(hlnn...
till
outside
the
zone
oi
2.
Either
stalin
and
Co.
have
SoViet
control
are
Com-
been
afflicted
by
a
"mental
a
.could
not
afford
to
lose
at
any
pelled
to
take
joint
action
for
lppse,
and
with
gross
-stupidity
PANTS
perfect
fit
and
style
From
$10.75
Men's
Felt
HATS,
silk
lined,
top
notch
styles.
Special
from
S3
00
Boys'
WINDBREAKEKS
-showerproof,
all
sizes.
Reg.
$4
00.
Now
$1
,95
Boys
and
Girls'
COWBOY
ineir
Own
protection.
tui:ipici.ciy
uuajuusru
wc
Whether
the
Red
aggression'
action
of
the
U.S.A.
and
UN,'
'
:
i
...
an
I
tl--,..,
ontin
of
h
tl
O
a
or,H
TTM
y
i
constipation!
Many
tlianks!"
Mr.
T.
Patterson,
65
Hay
St.,
S.
Hamilton,
Ont.
One
of
zi-y
unsolicited
hters.
You,
too,
may
find
lusting
relief
from
constipation
due
to
lack
of
dietary
bulk.
Just
eut
a
serving
of
crispy
kklloug's
aix-bran
daily,
drink
plenty
ol
water.
If
not
completely
satisfied
with
results
after
10
days,
send
th
empty
box
to
Kellogg's,
London,
Ont.
CKT
DOUBLE
YOUR
MONK
back!
the
dangier
or
similar1
outbreaks
j
2.
They
feel
they
are
now
rel-
RAY
REFLEOS
elsewhere
is
now.
much
moreiauveiy
so
strong
tnat
tney
can,
AsQ
REMINISCES
VICKERS'
li
DISTIUED
IN
CANADA
AND
If
DISTHIIUTIP
IV
CaWftl
This
ai!vertiscmt
is
nu.
published
or
displayed
by
tie
Liquor
Control
board
ol
py
the
Govermnrnt
ol
britisli
Coluiub
j.
HATS
better
quality,
all
col
acute
.
ricK.
lorn
wit
v.uii
me
ytjs.n.
i
If,
despite
the
courageous
4ik1
her
allies.
WE
-ARE
PROBABLY
justified
WhiLfchorse
was
a
drowsy,'
ill-
,
ent
sort
of
place
back
in
the
thirties.
Or
s5
we
thought,
step-
ors.
Sells
$2.50.
Now
only
$1.50
Boys'
PANTS
for
dross
and
school
wear,
good
fit
and
-roni?.
From
$2.75
lead
'of
the
V&A.,
the
North
Korean
armies
win
out,
the
hard-boiled
men
in
the
Kremlin
may
attempt
to.
repeat
the
process
say
by
-a
thrust
from
fpiiig
ol
f
the'trun
ana
locking
for
units
which
will
augment
the
power
supply
substantially,
Mr.
Black
yesterday
gave
assurance
that"
his
company
will
be
in
a
position
to
take
care
of
all
local
requirements
apart
altogether
from
the
hydro
,
sources.
That
is
an
encouraging
picture
and,
as
Mr,
Black
suggests,
will
enable
his
company
to
deliberate
on
the
possibilities
of
further
power
opment
to
meet
the
needs
which
it
seems
certain
will
develop
in
the
course
of
the
next
few
years.
!
Now
that
we
do
not
have
to
worry
about
the
!
possibility
of
another
power
shortage,
it
is
to
be
;
hoped
that
steps
which
are
being
taken
by
the
city
will
avert
the
recurrence
of
another
water
crisis
,
like
tose
which
have
plagued
us
of
recent
years
.
and
lgft
the
city
very
vulnerable
from
a
fire
risk-standpoint."
'
.
,
.
;
KITCHFS
COMFORT
1
iMWh,Jk
AIL
YEAR
I
Slf.Jj
i
Bulgaria
into
'Greece,
or
from
China
into
Burma.,'
'
.
'
But
if,,
on
the.
other
hand,;
the"
loyal
j
members
of
the
UN
are
able
to
rally
in
time
behind
the
tT.S.A.
to
frustrate
the
aggressors,
'then
the
Soviet
dis-
ROUND
I
JsEzPZm
f
-4'-"
,
...
V
"I
around.
A
sign,
several
blocks
away,
said
"Printing."
It
was
correct
to
assume
that
meant
tho
weekly
newspaper
'Star."
Ve
called,
even
before
signing
at
a
hotel.
No
one
was
home.
The-e
might
have
been
a
key.
It
was
all
so
typical.
The
door
of
a
second
room
was
open.
Plainly,
the
boss
was
away.
Taking
a
chair
we
waited.
A
large,
comfortable
looking
cat
entered
and
i
or
WOOD
COAL
Mi'"
'
'
i-
f"i.
'
i.
sitting
down
looked
us
over.
tatorshlp
may
see
the
light,
j
'
THE
MEN
in
the
Kremlin
i
have
"thus
compelled.
'
a
reluc-'
tant
world
to
take
Up
arms
against
the
direct
challenge
of
.Communist
aggression.
'.
It
Is
,
not
too
late,
even
yet,
to
halt
the
drift
toward
World
War
III.
But
nothing
eould
so,
contribute
o'
stteh
a
tragedy
as
a
Yaiillat-ing'or
-weak
stand
by
'the
more-than-SO'
nations
which
are
loyal
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
p
p.m.,
Camosun
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Coquitlam
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART
AND
.
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitlam,
11
p.m.
AIR
SERVICE
TO
ALASKA
ELECTRICRANGE
Beautiful
design;
easy-eo-clean,
gliM-ening
porcelain
finish.
Injoy
the
dvanlages
of
cooking
wiih
electricity
in
hot
weather"
be
comfortable
with
cosy
coal
or
wood
fire
in
cold
weather.
Dependable
electric
oven
with
automatic
control,
four
Speedmaster
elements
that
lift
un
for
easv
cleaning,
(
oal
or
wood
i
Yes,
Mr.
Editor
was
away.;
Moore
had
left
that
morning
for
Vancouver
by
air.
He
was
in
Prince
Rupert
last
week,
having
'sold
the
Star
to
advantage
and
was
going
to
dwell
in
the
south
'
fr-A,.
"
1
have
been
notified
of
a
coming
hearing
m
WE
the
petition
of
Ellis
Air
Lines
for
the
right
to
serve
Prince
Rupert
on
a
weekly
scheduled
basis.
The
case
of
needed
service
to
Prince
Rupert
is
fairly
simple
and
since
Canadian
air
operators
don't
yet
seem
interested
in
coming
to
Alaska,
it
is
a
case
firebox
with
two
cooking
holes
keeps
the
kitchen
warm
in
winter
and
burns
kitchen
garbage
at
any
time.
StE
IT
COMPARE
IT
AND
YOU'LL
CHOOSE
JT.
members
of
the
UN:
,
.
.
The.
government
.!f
Russia
must
be
taught
and
?
all
the
satellites
of
that.
'government
and
do
a
bit
of
newspaper
work
when
he
felt
like
it.
In
his
case
sticking
to
Whitehorse
and
the
Utar
guided
him
eventually
lo
Easy
Street
so
it
was
all
right
at
that.
And
there's
one
.
sure
thing,
for
it
always
happens.
FOR
NORTH
Ql'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
July
7
and
21
10
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
'
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
July
14
and
28
10
p.m.
"
FRANK
J.
iRfNNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
'
'"
Third
Avenue
"
Phone
568
hiust
be
taught
that
the
UN
A
Good
Place
vo
Stop
m.
of
Alaskan
operators
going
to
Rupert.
With
the
de-
charter
means
exactly,
what
it
says
that
an
attack
on
one
II
-i
f
m
nun
sJlA
L
.member
is
an
attack
on
all;
and
244
Miles
to
TELKWA
HOTEL
Telkwa,
B.C.
Just
a
Nice
Day's
Drive
HIH
be
up
north
again,
I
jr
n
j
look
see
and
a.
handshake.
1
'
'
(
,
that
,
all
loyal
members
Will
come
to
.the
defence
of
-the
one
.
.......
-.
.
1
1
..'"
.
.
-
attacked
'
velopment
of
highway
and
air
travel
to
Rupert
since
tne
war,
along
with
its
historic
water
and
rail
travel
infux,
there
is
a
large
'number
of
tourists,
both
American
and
Canadian,
arriving
at
Rupert
with
the
desire
to
come
on
over
and
see
Alaska.
This
desire
is
unfulfilled.-We
were
in
Rupert
early
in
May
at
a
time
when'traf
fie
normally
is
light.
'
vi
"
TT
"1
I
Ol-i
KAIEN
GO-OP
fsANHf
sagaK
SEE
US
FIRST
FOR
PRICES
.
A
VL-
I
Per
hundred
ii'-FIat
Tins
$5.25
1
Tall
$5.50
1
Flat
'..i..'
$6.50
No.
No.
No.
No.
"2
Plain
j...L.j..:
$7.50-
ti8m&2&fA
rr
li
B
?i5B-
J
FOR
PLANNING
but
all
hotels
were
filled
to.
the
brim,
even
at
that
early
date,
and
many
of
their
customers
were
tourists.
tThe
situation
will
be
the
same
all
summer
lonfr:
Arrival
of
statehood
will
end
the
onerous
part
of
the.
Jones
act
and
increase
commercial
ties
with
Rupert.
Tne
day
thus
may
come
soon
when
Canadians
and
Americans
will
be
able
to
buy
a
ticket
at
Vancouver
or
Victoria
for
Ketchikan,
Juneau
pr
Fairbanks,
Alaska,
using
the
local
leg
from
Rupert
'
to
Ketchikan
to
bring
them
into
Alaska.
Ketchikan
Chronicle
M"
!
J
&
BUILDING
..$850
rySL
-
l
'
m
-i
...$9.5o
-sjl;
1
2.
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REPAIRING
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No.
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MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Ihillilers
fk,
Contractor
This
is
the
Fourth
of
July,
when
more
than
140,000,000
-
,
people
celebrate
the
anniversary
of
their
independence.
It's
the
great
national
holiday
of
the
United
States.
f.
,
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
-.
It
is
better
to
trust
in'
the
Lord
than
to
put
confidence
in
man.
Psalm
'118:8.
OED1T
is
'CONFIDENCE
IN
THE
INTEGRITY
OF
AN
INDIVIDUAL
TO
CARRY
.
;
THROUGH
HIS
AGREEMENTS
Your
willingness
to
pay
promptly
is
tbe
basis
on
which
the'retailer
extends
credit
to
you.
'
,
'
v'
V
PAY,
YOUR
OBLIGATIONS
PROMPTLY!
.
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
STICAMF.K
Cmsty;CrunchyDlNNER
ROLLS
PRIKCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
They're
really
ritzy
and
no
,
trouble
at
all
to
make,
with
new
.
Fleischmann's
Koyal
Fast
Rising
-..
Dry
Yest
!
Gives
you
fast
action
light
doughs
'
and
none
nf
the
bother
of
old
time
perishable
,
yeast
!
Get
a
doien
packages
j
keeps
full
strength
without
tefrigtration!
"
mmI
Intermediate
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V
i""
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A
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HOURS
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1
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11
'
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V
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iihX
'
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
cSiAri
.;TI
FOR
KETCHIKAN
MONDAY
1
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Ml
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DAY
SUNDAY
11:005:00
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11:005:00
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P.M.
11:005:00
P.M.
11005:00
P.Itf.
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIOHIl
CRUSTY
DINNER
ROLLS
Measure
into
a
large
bowl
t2
c.
lukewarm
waler,
1
Isp.
granulated
sugar;
stir
until
sugar
is
dissolved.
.Sprinkle
with
1
envelope
I
For'
Reservations
Write
or
Call
Edward,
.
If
I
1
t
Flrisrliiuaun's
Royal
Fast
Rising
1
kitchen
castle
CITY
OR
DEPOT!
Basketry
Demonstration
by
Mrs.
E.
Abraham,
Port
'
B.C.
every
Monday
and
Friday
.
'
'OPEN
FOR
ALL
T
JURIST
BOATS--
OFFICE
Dry
Yeast.
Let
stand
10
nuns.,
TIIFN
stir
well.
Add
c.
lukewarm
water
and
1
tp.
salt.
Add,
all
at
twice.
iy2
c.
ome-sifted
bread
Hour
and
work
PRINCE
RUPERTJ
DC.
in
with
the
hands;
work
in
S
tbs.
J
.
Gay
as
all
outdoorsl
The
walls
of
pale
sunshine
.
.
.
cupboards
a
soft
moss
gTeen...
table
tops
and
counters,
tomato
red.
And
the
floor!
A
magic
reflection
of
these
rich
natural
colours,
captured
in
Gold
Seal
Congoleum.
Mother
doesn't
worry
YHOKI
79
PHONE
79
soil
shortening.
Knead
on
lightly-
,
flouted
board
Until
SWOtillv
ami
'
elastic.
Plate
in
greased
bowl.
Over
with
a
damp
cloth
and
set
'
in
wai
in
place,
free
from
draught.'
-Let
rise
until
doubled
in
hulk.
Ftmch
down
tftmgh
in
bowl,1
fold
A
when
the'
small
fry
track
in
sand
or
mud.
A
broom
or
damp
cloth
removes
the
evidence
faster
than
it
takes
to
scold
the
culprits.
A
Congoleum
rug
is
long-wearing
as
well
as
beautiful.
.
It
has
a
wear-layer
of
heat-toughened
paint
and
baked
enamel
-
equal
in
thickness
to
8
coats
of
the
best
floor
paint
applied
by
hand.
For
the
most
for
your
jnouey,
look
for
the
Gold
Seal
on
every
rug.
ENGINES
&
EQUIPMENT
We
ntnclc
nml
linde
for
"(uilr
I
rmmiiliiK
illrsHn.
Slmitlrs
r.iid
Knrlnra.
Flpllile
rllrirr
pxhuiist
piping
J
inn.
uivci
siiii'
difiii
ki
iinv
until
(loiililcd
4U
Unlk.
Tui
n
out
nn
lightly
(touied
board
and
divide
into
1!
equal
ponions;
liacah
piece
into
a
long
roll
aixnit
ll2"
111
diameter.
Coer
with
a
damp
cloth
and
let
rest
IS
mim.
Using
a
fioured
sharp
knife,
on
dough
into
2"
lengths
and
place,
well
apart,
on
imgreased
cookie
sheets.
Sprinkle
rolls
with
coinmeal
and
let
rise;
uncovered,
for
12'hour.
finish
with
cold
"Water
and
let
ric
snnlhpr
1.
hnur
MMinwhile
ptamtary
ricvltilp
fnol
lines.
Trnlllrie
I'hIp
KwIvpI.
(illihrlst
Juik
anil
Piirt.
llruss
and
lnm
lti.w
Itiilli-r.
Plnton
'BI)r
Pipe
an.
I
I'hw
Klltlnrn.
Hiihlilli'il
Itox
Hrnrliie.
CONGOLEUM
RCOiSTtlliD
TMAOK
MARK
IF
IT
HASN'T
THE
GOLD
SMI,
IT
ISN'T
CONGOlfUM
Jaw
flntrtim
anchor
Wgtw
hnnl.
Steel
anil
Hra
Htiiiftlne.
stand
a
broad
shallow
pan
of
tint
Bolts.
Nilts,
ltti(H
and
W
MrM-ws.
Halltnit
Mi
Rnllira
HW
water
in
I
he
oven
and
preheat
c
en
to
hot,
l42r'.
'Revnove
pan
of
water
from
oven
and
bake
the
rolls
in
strain-filled
oven
for
IA
hour,
brushiiif;
Ihem
with
coki
waier
and
sprinkling
lightly
wilh
Aurlior
tiurdv
Mggrrhpadii.
-
Phil:
MIM
hmi
.
:
HOURS
........
.Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
,
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.nu
7
p.m.
o
9
p.m
.
SfXTH
STREET
XND
THIRD
AVENUC
Various
urtlrles'of
marine
hardware
and
viiliiiient,
too
inim'
comioeal
after
the
first
15
ndns.,
!
and
again
brushing
them
with
cold
water
2
wifmites
before
fe-
moving
-halted
Ixins
from
the
j
oven.
Yield
18
rolls.
uh
to
mention.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
Agents
for
Congoleum
Rugs
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
Lacel
Representatives
for
Congoleum
Rnga
Cordon
and
Anderson
Ltd.
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