against
went"
to
Grade
Five,
with
Grade
j
Capt.
FitEsimmons,
"etui
i
I
the
i
l"
this
lilnrt
Rupert
OdllP
J3rtos
Thursday,
October
21,
1S3
ExM.L.A
Pusses
TALKS,
DEBATES
AT
P.-T.
MEETING
&K'rt
Drov
'Wet
Atidiu-sftn
is
non-
ward
.
"1110
program
convener,
replacing
ra-rsrnnN
pates
tit,c..i.b
iipi.
jamt.i
master
t
K
Fitzimmons
.veteran
shipmus-
Lake?
w
ter
of
southern
interior
lakes
r
City
Carrier.
Per
Week.
20c:
Pr
Mnrth.
7Sc;
Per
Yesr.
$8
00.
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Yenr.
S5.00
Interesting
Program
at
Borden
Street
School
A
large
attendance
at
last
year
was
far
ahead
of
lasi
year
s
planes
Are
More
Useful
man
at
fhe
same
date,
the
total
num-
Trains."
J.
S.
Wilson,
who
acted
ber
now
ing
850
compared"
as
chairman,
explained
that
de-with
last
year's
total
of
506
at
bating
was
part
of
the
ordinary
IV
and
rivers,
died
here
yesterday
lature'
IS;
-a'
evening's
meeting
of
the
Borden
corresponding
date
course
of
studies
in
tngiisn
The
talk
by
Fire
Chief
Lock
,
language.
He
pointed
out
how-
oireei.
ocnoui
raiTm-irauin
Association
enjoyed
a
varied
and
Mrs.
Strand
who
in
turn
replaces
Mrs.
H.
F.
Amos,
who
hS
lert
the
city,
on
the
refrshmen;
committee.
Mrs.
1.
Llnnry
is
the
secretary.
Votes
of
thanks
were
Recorded
Mr.
Forward
and
Mr.
Lock
for
their
talks.
Following
adjournment,
refreshments
I
ere
served
with
Mrs.
Strand
In
charge
assisted
by
Mesdames
Wm.
Mc-
was
of
unusually
mterestlnff
the
debates
were
oiumuiuy
in
teresting
program
with
guest
and
lnformative
nature
H
re.'juclged.
The
presentations
madr
speakers
including
Don
For-
ferred
to
the
nwfl
Trom
the
bv
each
speaker,
their
staw?-
dawn
of
time
by
mankind
of
ments
and
proofs
of
same,
thel
word.
Civic
Centre
director,
and
H.
T.
Lock,
fire
chief.
I
.Is
1
heat.
At
one
time
it
was
man's
research
done
in
obtaining
facts
HIP.
T
I
Mr.
Forward
referred
to
the
most
cherished
possession.
Later
from
local
firms
and
agencies,
and
S.
A.
always
very
complimentary
com-
lt
had
to
be
controlled
and
its
the
delivery,
and
the
rebuttals
j
Leod,
D.
Parent
ments
of
visitors
from
all
parts
control
was
now
a
major
Drob-
'were
greatly
appreciated
by
the
;
cheeseman.
to
ff
the
world
on
the
splendid
lera
The
start
erKi
ErOTth
of
audience
whose
attention
was
I
.
in'
Prank
Hamilton
arrived
facilities
in
trie
local
civic
uen-
fire
insurance
was
explained,
held
at
all
times
by
the
speak-tre
'building.
It
was
being
used
The
suDerioritv
of
regulations
ore
The
rounds
of
aDDlause
UrnrlnnL'rlQ1f
fill
t.hff
n
K
n
o,t
n..froitilin,
tV,..
..
.
.
..
.
tile
CUV
WCUircauu,
-j
rfgarunig
uuuuuig
xrunsiruriitm
trial
greeiPa
uitr
-aia
Prince
George
from
vancouvei
on
a
busllness
trip.
I
its
capacity
was
Doing
laxea
to
and
fire
responsibility
in
Eur-
genuine
proof
of
the
apprecla
uie
uuiium.
ii
piuviueu
enur-:ope
as
compared
with
America
tion.
tamment
ana
relaxation
lor
ail
was
tK'
impressive.
"Fire
"-
insurance.
The
business
meeting,
over
is
a
tax."
said
Mr.
Lock.
"and
.
age
groups
without
being
In
j
stmts
tworV
yCv&
f
;4
in
2
seconds
Jj
jl
I
.
organ
the
sooner
people
realize
this
F)ood
H
presided,
'
Included
re
...m
n...
i
tion.
tion.
The
The
membershio
membership
drive
drive
this
this
.u
ne
SOOner
..
(
v....,
""
ports
irom
Mrs.
v.
rareni
on
isrOPAmascfA
4
,,rZs
more
stringent
building
restrto
jUw
Fjlm
Council;
Mrs.
Craw-tions."
The
dependence
of
n
j
ford
Ntourtli
treasurer;
Mrs.
Wm.
adequate
water
supply
was
MeLeodf
representative
to
the
mm
m.
v
-
i
c
y
r
m
Trafalgar
Day
siresseu.
T
Previous
to
audience
had
the
talks
the
been
Impressed
ODAY
is
the
143rd
an-
U..
4,n
t
iV.
U
II..
P.-TiA.
Council;
Mrs.
Lineham,
literature
convener,
and
S.
A.
Cheeseman,
membership.
Theve
are
115
paid-up
members.
The
prise
for
the
iivlsioi
obtaining
"
the
greatest
number
mversary
of
the
battle
of
&
of
Crade
Six
part
iraiaigar.
ine
svvut
cie-development
of
air
power,
while
it
has
made
a
profound
change
in
naval
Good
Government-or
Bad
OFTEN
have
we
heard
it
said
that
every
HOW
nation
gets
the
sort
of
government
it
deserves?
It's
a
smart
phrase
and
like
many
smart
phrases
it
is
only
partially
true.
There
are
people
who
have
had
better
governments
and
worse
than
they
have
deserved.
Put
the
seed
of
truth
is
there.
The
measure
of
our
interest
in
our
own
affairs
is
the
measure
of
our
achievements
as
a
nation.
Canada
has
rarely
had
the
sort
of
bad
government
that
challenges
radical
action.
It
has
been
easy
for
us
to
be
complaisant.
At
intervals
we
go
importantly
to
the
polls
to
register
the
results
of
our
rather
haphazard
thinking
and
to
take
a
stand
on
issues
that,
too
often,
we
only
dimly
understand.
If
this
attitude
is
challenged
we
counter
with
the
well-worn
argument
that
there
isn't
much
we
could
do
about
it
anyway.
There
are
things
we
can
do
"about
it.
If
that
is
not
so
then
democracy
is
clone.
We
can
inform
ourselves.
We
can
get
over
accepting
whatever
views
are
placed
before
us.
and
begin
to
assess
what
they
mean,
where
they
lead,
and
what
they
might
do
to
the
sort
of
life
we
wish
to
lead.
Bad
governments
live
and
flourish
when
people
accept
ideas
without
understanding
them.
They
disappear,
or
become
good
governments
when
a
public
conscience
makes
itself
felt.
To
leave
our
thinking
to
those
with
more
political
acumen
is
not
democracy
at
all.
We
need
not
fear
opinions
no
matter
wlvat
they
may
be.
The
folly
in
them
will
die
of
its
own
poison
and
the
wisdom
survive.
That
is
the
glory
of
democracy.
We
must
have
more
than
opinions.
There
is
nothing
honest
in
an
'opinion
if
its
holder
hasn't
weighed
all
the
evidence
and
thought
it
out
to
an
informed
conclusion.
To
believe
that
a
planned
economy
is
vital
to
us
on
someone's
say
so,
or
to
accept
free
enterprise
because
it
is
a
habit,
it
not
good
citizenship.
The
soundness
of
any
sound
cause
can
be
proved
bv
anyone
with
an
onen
mind.
If
he
is
to
be
a
factor
in
his
count
ry'sirood.
no
citizen
can
offer
less.
The
standards
of
intelligence
and
honesty
and
fairness
that
a
man
demands
in
his
private
life
may
not
be
qualified
as
he
moves
into
groups.
The
essentials
of
good
government
then
are
as
pimple
as
a
copy-book
maxim.
Be
informed.
Be
discriminating.
-Be
active.
Be
honest.'
Nothing
there
beyond
the
reach
of
the
humblest
citizen.
Yet
there
is
the
-essence.
No
intelligent,
thoughtful,
politically
active
people
ever
get
bad
government,.
first
Jacquclyn
Moore
and
Becky
Morgan
took
the
.affirmative
against
Mary
.
Lou
Lunn
and
Norma
MacKensrie
en
tire
topic;
Resolved
that
Country
Life
Is
More
Desirable
than
City
Life."
tactics
and
engagements
and
in
some
degree
in
ship
designing
and
con
In
the
second
tiebate
Robert
Pederson
and
Leonard
Griffiths
1
Feel
Luxurious
.
.
.
,
,
.
Look
Luxurious
struction,
by
no
means
suggests
that
supremacy
on
the
sea
is
any
the
less
important.
.NOTM'K
Tf
T-trN'VMM'TOtttt
Trmlem
fur
M
luml
Hulldtiiro
Sealed
Tenders,
endorsed
"Tendw
for
School
Buildings"
U1
be
received
by
the
undermined
up
to
find
in-
Cromwell
is
Credited
lP-m..
for
Mie
erection
nd
cimpre-
.
1
1
.1
tion
of
the
following
achfwls:
witn
navine
originated
...
in
this
beautifully
matched
Natural
Muskrat
fur
coat.
Delightfully
arm,
the
coat
has
&
new-season,
high-riding
collar,
full
cuffed
sleeves.
See
this
and
other
lovely
creations
in
tut
at
SWEET
SIXTEEN.
r.
iwo-room
nctiool
Bt
Houston.
B.C.
2.
Three-room
school
it
Telkwa,
B.C.
3
Three-room
mine
to
Hli;h
School
t
Vmlthers.
B.C.
Tenders
shall
not
inolude
vomwit
foundation
work
ol
Houston
and
Telkwa
schools.
Plans,
specifications
and
form
ol
tendera"
may
be
obtained
from
th
the
saving
"trust
in
Cod
and
keep
your
powder
dry"
and
that
is
preciseh'
what
Great
Britain
and
certain
other
united
nations
are
doing
today.
In-
W
m
1mm
,i
:
i.L
1-
l-i.
-ciiooi
nouro
on
ice
hi
esmitners.
B
terpreted,
HI
the
light
Oi
C.
on
payment
f
deposit
ot,tbW,
t
h
P
mil
intprnatinnnl
I
national
Ki'tna
Slllia-
(which
amount
will
be
refund.
mi
return
of
plans
In
good
condition.
tion
national
defence
is!
CTnlf''
cheque
equni
to
of
tender
and
payable
to
the
Board
a
paramount
-COnSlClera-
of
Bchool
Trustee
roust
aoconiiwnj
4.;
o
A
4-V,:.,
U
.
lhe
b'd-
88
surety
of
pood
faith.
tlOn,
and
in
thlS,
it
may,
The
iow
or
any
tender
not
tiec-
For
casual
wear,
two-piece
wool
dresses
top
milady's
wardrobe.
Elephant
Gray,
Pale
Blue,
Gold
and
Wheat
shades.
Black
is
smart
lor
party
dress
Wear
and
the
Inset
lace
adds
glamor.
Choose
your
style
today.
Sweet
Sixteen's
PERSONALIZED
BUDGET
PLAN
was
designed
for
your
convenience.
Use
tt
when
you
buy.
No
Interest
No
Carrying
Charges
hp
SfP
v
nsumpH
tVitat
,fMiy
accepted
w
.'Hd...i
Ui.'l.'WillV
l
k.
I
1LI
V
Muhekm.
Beer.
Treasurer.
naval
mieht
maintains
Board
of
Trustees.
School
District
No.
54
BmiUu-rit.
B.C.
Smithers.
B.C.
October
16.
148.
(JIM)
I
the
same
significance
it
I
always
has.
ii
mind...
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:
,
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r
i
v
;
;
4
K
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
GEORGE
L.
r.ORIE
Instead
of
worrying
obout
tomorrow,
start
saving
today!
As
the
dollars
mount
up,
worries
fade.
And
when
you
buy
Canoda
Savings
Bonds,
the
dollars
mount
up
fast.
Canada
Savings
Bonds
make
saving
easy.
They
pay
a
good
rate
of
interest
for
an
investment
that
can
be
cashed
at
full
face
value
of
any
time.
ON
SALE
NOW
at
Investment
dealert,
banks
or
your
Company
!
Payroll
Savings
Plan.
ublic
Accountant.
Auditor,
etc.
hnome
Tax
Returns
Compileu
Besner
Block
Phone
887
COW
PAY
POAT
WORKS
A.
P.
CRAWLEY
GREEN
.!!)'
Designing
Repairs
Ftrif
Workmanship
Estimate.-Agents
for
K'Tmath
Marine
Engines
PAPER
HANGING
AND
WOOD
FINISHING
Latest
Shades,
Styles
and
Colors
J.
P.
MOLLER
Phone
BLUE
155
mti
v
1
1
f
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WORK
''ALL
ni.TiF.
M.
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New,
Modern
Equipm-tj
All
Work
Guaranteed
DR.
P.
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CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
705
P.O.
Box
1401
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OPTOMETRIST.
In
New
Offices
ROOM
10
STONE
BUILD!
NO
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
C0LUSSI
Phone
BLACK
758
"
972
10th
East
1
-
-
New
Phone
BLUE
593
P.O.
Box
11
A
Better
markets
abroad
MATTSON'S
"UPHOLSTERERS
AND
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
.
Plastic
Materials
Rubber
Mattresses
Drapes
Curtains
Bed
Spreads
Cushions,
etc.
Second-Hand
Furniture
Phone
Blue
818
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
HELEN'S
'
HEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waviig
Beruty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
pnnni
204
4th
Street
Phone
65
mean
bigger
payrolls
at
home
Lik
other
btiic
indushict
of
British
Columbia,
our
fisheries
depend
Urjely
.pen
export
market,
for
ite.dy
employment
of
large
numbers
of
men
and
women
and
maintenance.
of
high
wage
standards.
The
battle
for
these
markets
is
unending,
h
U
.sltu.tion
which
can
only
be
met
by
more
intensive
sales
efforts,
better
marketing
methods
and
highest
quality
products.
Only
by
the
willing
co-operation
of
all
concerned-fishermen,
plant
employees,
technicians
and
managementcan
these
markets
f
be
maintained
and
extended,
to
the
benefit
of
all.
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
Chiropractor
21-22
BESNER
BLOCK
P.O
Box
894
Phone
Blu
442
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
lno
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
BurLer
DS
Di
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOTTLE
COLLECTOR
PHONE
BLUE
810
PHONSS;
Black
687
Red
894
evenings
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PACKERS
LIMITED
P.ck.tj
and
Dhtribvton
of
CLOVER
UEAF
SEAFOODS
.
.
.
RUPERT
BRAND
FRESH
AND
FROZEN
FISH
SI
Fishing
Stations,
Gnneriej,
Cold
Stor.sc
nd
Reduction
Plants
Along
the
British
Columbi.
Cot.
CLOVER.
LEAF
3
SERIES
QLALITT
RKPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
A.
Serving
the
Fisheries
Industr
Wellg
(P.R.)
Ltd.
Cftrtftr.
labelling,
Weighing
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