Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
J
une
5,
1950
I
Home
Rule
For
Scofland-England-Buf
Irishman
is
Leading
Movement
Building
Pcrmils
In
Past
Month
MONDAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
m
E.
Hillman,
1125
Ambrose
Ave.,
re-roofing,
$275.
C.
A.
Callow,
1301
First
Overlook,
re-roofing,
$252.
William
Rothwell,
354
Sher-brooke,
re-roofing,
$200.
Roy
Scherk,
2218
Seal
Cove
Circle,
re-roofing,
$190.
O.
Bostroin,
1831
Seventh
Avenue
East,
re-rooflne.
4180
(By
LOUIS
MILLIOAN)
Building
permits
issued
in
the
Just
when
the
Enirlish
harl
o-nt
rirl
nfr
thnnf
cl,y
last
rnonlh
Breat'y
i
they
had
got
rid
of
the
pesky
Home
Rule
for
Ireland
!"
T'"6
TT1-
i
u.,u
,u.
o-i.
;last
year
and
ap,u
tnls
year-
ijuccliuii,
vvimi,
ojiuuiu
jitippcu
uut
mn,
uie
oluis
are
j
Fourteen
permits
issued
last
out
on
the
heather
with
their
bagpipes,
claymores,
month
totalled
$8,726.
in
May
J.
McDougall,
1085
Ambrose
Avenue,
re-roofing,
$154.
O.
T.
Williamson,
1041
Eleventh
Avenue
East,
foundation.
$100.
I
I'll
l'
onrl
o
rlimonrlirfT
TTrwyvizi
Pn1
-Pr...
Qf1n,
.
1
1949.
the
total
was
$80,000.
"M
Peon
es
Mores
v.
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Am
s
t.nt.al
this
iisdf
moo
21
orarii
True,
thev
are
not
shootincr
the
landlords-
there
are,
$111,750.
Largest
permit
issued
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Rice,
200
Eighth
Avenue
East,
alteration,
$100.
nor
none
leit
worth
snooting
last
month
was
to
O.
Ciccone,
painfully
aware
that
it
is
the
Scot
for
$4,000
to
build
a
dwelling
at
Sixth
Avenue
West.
who
thrusts
him
aside
in
the
con-
t.Pfit.
fnr
manv
nf
tb
hpst
rri-.ic
"
It
pays
to
advertise.
Which
reminds
one
of
the
old
lher
Perm'ts
issued
were
Monday
:
5:30
7:008:30
Tues.
and
Wed.
7
p.m.
8:20
are
they
singing,
"They're
hang-in'
men
and
women
for
the
wearin'
o'
the
Thistle."
But
they
are
chanting
"Scots
Wha
Hae,"
wth
an
Irish
accent.
The
movement
was
started
by
John
McCor-mick,
K.C.,
a
name
which
reeks
more
of
Dublin
than
Edinburgh,
joke
about
the
Scot
who
returned
H-
McEachern,
1109
Beach
and
was
asked
how
he
liked
the
Place,
addition,
$1,000.
English,
and
replied:
"I
didn'a
J.
H.
Schuman,
Seventh
St.,
meet
any.
I
only
saw
the
heads
dwelling
SRon
'
If'.
'v'
1
01
'
departments."
-
S.
M
.Johnson,
718
Alfred
St.,
WEDDING
PHOTOS
Family
Group,
Children
For
particulars
Ph.
Green
389
Call
at
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
216
4th
St.
Box
645
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
,t
-r
iV
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"The
inc
things
mines
1
I
will
win
miss
miss
most
most
and
the
old
defiant
affirmation
nnui,
wmi
I
alterations,
$750.
Crosland's
satire
on
the
Scots
'
o.
Havroy,
171
Third
Avenue
he
called
them
the
"Scotch"
was
East,
repairs.
$400
very
acid.
He
said
that
the
'
I
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,
E
Johnson'
339
Flfth
Awnuc
Roman
Emperor
Hadrian
"had
She'll
Know
It's
Love
.
.
the
excellent
sense
to
build
a
wall
i
"cal"
le-IlnS.
WE
PAINT
.
.1
are
the
papers
and
mementos
of
our
married
life,"
William
McKay
told
the
photographer
who
took
this
picture.
His
albums,
lust
when
the
Red
River
washed
over
his
home
at
Morris,
were
especially
precious
as
his
wife
passed
away
two
years
ago.
Although
they
can
never
be
restored
to
him,
the
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
Fund
will
help
Mr.
McKay
to
replace
his
home
furnishings.
Contributions
should
be
sent
for
the
purpose
of
keeping
the;
and
DECORATE
of
Wicgregor
now
runs:
"Me
foot's
on
my
adopted
heath,
and
me
name's
McCormick!"
The
political
relations
between
Scotland
and
England
have
been
friendly
enough
since
the
Act
of
Union,
and
there
has
been
little
complaint
from
the
Scots,
for
they
got
the
best
of
the
bargain,
as
usual.
They
not
only
retained
if
you
take
her
to
dim
ot
the
Scotch
out
of
England."
That
it
was
"a
Scotchman
who
introduced
thistles
into
Canada,
and
that
(vprv
likplv
It
nine
-
Home
Rule
for
Scotland
movement
is
that
"the
Scots
are
ant-ry
about
controls,
regulations,
and
interior
or
Interior
...j
,
...
m
regimi
regimentation"
under
Socialism.
SPRAY
or
BRUSH
Wallpaper
Hanging
.
l"lea
ra0"
i"They
are
fed
up
and
frustrated
1950's
NEWEST
i
Beach
Wear
At
HPEOPIES
STORE-
!
their
independence,
they
swarm
directly
to
the
Fund
in
Winnipeg
or
paid
into
any
bank
in
Canada.
THE
LATEST
PAINT
BURNING
METHODS
Z
'
"etusaldThey
are
tired
of
being
messed
tw
there
were
only
,
about
k
three
,
about
5y
Whitehall."
That
m
may
decent
Scotchmen
in
England,
be
part
of
the
troubIe
b
one
o
whom
is
half
English,
the1
liev;
the
t
0t
the
second
half
Irish,
and
the
third
Irlsh
lnto
fweek
in
and
week
out)
half
,
i,....
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f'
CIVIC
CENTRE
DINING
ROOM
For
Reservations
or
Take
Out
Orders
PHONE
S68
ed
over
the
border
not
to
steal
the
cattle
of
Sassenach,
as
form-
SPENCE
and
Phone
Blue
215
MATUIK
233
Uth
St.
It's
business
wise
to
advertise
most
of
the
high
positions
in
politics,
finance
and
industry.
This
invasion
from
the
North
was
i
v!,
atte,rf
ma
have
to
do
with
the
movement,
been
nrr-,
Crosland
himself,
tor
he
as
Crosland
wrote
hls
book
in
,903
nZ
f
'I815?!
Tl0
hiS
and
at
that
"me
he
claimed
that
time
in
the
pubs
of
Fleet
Street.
c.w
.
.
FINE
PRINTING
",c
KK-uw-ii
were
noi
capaoie
oi
IHe
it
i
l
was
abrilhant
writerand
no
butP
producing
agitalors
,f
turn
J.
Mmn
.
bitterly
described
In
that
scurrilous
book,
"The
Unspeakable
Scot,"
by
an
Englishman,
1.
W.
H.
Crosland,
as
follows:
"He
is
a
fine
gentleman
whose
father
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
B.
thP
1
,
Scottish
1
h
;
'
dld
arlse
the
wouId
"just
as
nnfv
moi.o-;
troublesome
and
just
as
noisy
?
t
V
a
?
?Pr
t0
have
ad
truculent
as
Ls
the
Irish
passed.
A
writer
in
The
Record-
Party
in
ihelr
demand
for
Homc
man
"
Sn"Th
T
'
A
Wtlsh-
RuIfe
"
Wpl!'
the
ae'tatorS
have
J!16.??.06.81
they
are
led
by
an
R.
E.
Mortimer
PlIONE
24
222
Second
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
'
toils
with
a
muck-fork.
.
.
He
is
the
bandy-legged
lout
from
Tll-lieutudlescleugh,
who
drops
his
threadbare
kilt
and
comes
south
in
a
slop
suit
to
instruct
the
English
in
the
arts
of
civilization
and
in
the
English
language."
t,oi3
'"""'"''
,
,u
"e
15
aallv
Irishman,
and
his
name's
McCor
having
a
raw
deal
from
the
Eng-
;mlck
Hsh.
He
is
Inclined
to
be
morose,
!
.
'
.
8nd
in
those
long
silences
to!
which
he
is
prone
in
company
Jur
mm.
when
the
innocent
English
im
The
Best
C1N
You
Can
Buy
'mm
agine
he
is
thinking
I
suspect
he
is
harborine
dark
thoughts
on
Crosland,
It
should,
be
stated,
was
a
cross-grained
Yorkshire-man,
who
had
himself
migrated
to
London
with
a
determination
to
crash
the
editorial
sanctums
of
his
present
discontents
in
iing-
llflj
1snd.
He
l.s
not
happy
prrhans
because
there
are
now
"
so
manv
i
;
.
Triple
Distilled.
lit
Troplcil
Botanicals
add
that
delightful
bouquet.
1
1
;
Strength,
for
good
fizz
or
cocktail.
"i
otitcL.
dui
lie
luujia
mai
,
the
Scots
had
been
there
btfore
!
Oovf,rnment
rlepartrnenU
filled
kl
,
j
'
..
..
.
.
bV
SO
manv
'fnroionorc'
in
tkn..
miii
ana
naa
taicen
an
tno
Dig
...
lobs
in
the
Fourth
Estat
Tn-
,s'ands-
"nd
in
Fleet
Street
h-
you
can
buy
no
better
B50
I
-neves
oecause
in
newsDaoers
m.
l
deed
he
found
Scotsmen
ahead
of
the
Scots
have
Inst
thoi..
J
hi
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liauor
Control
P
-
d
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbia.
,
him
everywhere,
as
another
writer
put
it:
"The
Englishman
is
supremacy."
From
mv
observation,
they
seem
to
have
yielded
i
their
supremacy
largely
to
Welshmen.
The
invasion
began'
(
j
with
Llovfi
Oeoree,
followed
by
.
n
parrulous
host
of
Men
of
rfar-
ech
from
the
coal
mines
of
South
WE
OFFER
AS
PRINCIPALS'
.
'
750,000
CLASS
A
COMMON
SHARES
OF
THE
wales,
who
were
chiefly
responsible
for
the
Labor
Government.
Between
the
Scotch
and
the
Welsh,
the
English
ma"
well
demand
Home
Rule
for
England.
The
-writer
in
The
Recorder
f)
rn
nn
s
i
riii
suggests
that
the
reason
for
the
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