pout:
shows-
iWalk
on
Cove
Precipitation
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New-Tuesday,
November
14,
1950
Big
Change
in
Good
Manners
Seen
!
Circle
Needed
96.15
Inches
68
4
31.6
Both
i
Question
3
Should
men
rise
from
their
seats
to
greet
a
woman
as
she
enters
the
room
in
which
they
are
seated?
Popular
Customs
Appear
Outdated
WINNIPEG
l
Emily
Post
and
Winnipeg
don't
exactly
coincide
when
it.
comes
to
courtesy.
Jerry
Brodie,
a
fourth-year
student
at
the
University
of
Manitoba,
took
an
Informal
public-opinion
poll
as
part
of
a
psychology
course.
i
H
-jar
CROWN"
....
JOEL
McCREA
Y
A
letter
irom
tne
central
council
of
the
P.-T.A.
called
attention
of
the
city
council
at
their
meeting
last
night
to
the
lncren
-i"
of
both
motor
and
pedestrian
traffic
on
Hays
Cove
Circle
and
aked
that
the
sidewalk
be
extended
from
Seventh
Aver.'.'.';
along
the
circle
to
the
bridge.
A'.d.
O.
D.
Frizzell
said
the
letter
Prince
Rupert
Is
given
a
95.16
Inch
annual
precipitation
average
covering
a
long
period
of
years
in
Canada
Year
Book
1950.
October,
November
and
December
vie
for
being
the
rainiest
month
of
the
year
here
while
June
is
the
driest.
The
city
is
credited
with
an
average
of
1053
hours
of
bright
sunshine
per
year
with
July
the
No
53.4
43.4
68.4
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
YARD
GOODS
TO
SACRIFICE
AT
Cut
Prices
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Answers
Yes
Men
46.6
Women
56.6
Both
..-
31.6
Question
4
When
a
man
and
a
has
been
accepted
as
"good
was
correct
and
that
the
side-
woman
Vvalk
was
a
must.
and
December
the
least
sunnv.
Vancouver
is
charged
with
a
total
annual
rainfall
of
57.38;
Victoria,
27.13
Inches,
and
Prince
George,
19.98
inches.
Vancouver
is.
credited
wiU
1832
hours
of
sunshine
per
year;
Victoria,
2297
hours,
and
Prince
George,
1799
hours.
walk
along
a
street
together
do
Aid
T.
B.
Black
agreed
the
you
think
that
the
man
should
sidewalk
was
needed
right
away,
walk
on
the
side
cf
the
walk
but
added
it
had
not
been
bud-which
is
closest
to
the
curb?
geted
for
and
ther.e
were
no
funds
Answers
Yes
No
in
the
treasury
to
take
care
of
Men
50
50
the
constrction
The
letter
was
Women
56.6
43.4
!
referred
to
tn,
board
of
works
to
Both
53.3
46.7
find
the
'approximate
cost,
If
it
Question
5
.
jwas
beyond
the
city's
power
to
Should
men
open
doors
for
;
pay
this
year,
it
would
be
referred
manners."1
Five
questions
were
put
to
a
cross-section
of
Winnipeg
residents,
ranging
in
age
from
20
to
60
years.
Here
are
the
questions
and
the
results:
Question
1
Excepting
elderly
or
pregnant
women,
do
you
think
that
men
on
a
crowded
street
car
or
bus
'
should
offer
their
seats
to
women
who
are
standing?
Men
...
36.6
per
cent
63.4
per
cen
hit
i
riiummajB'
For
Clean,
Courteous
Service
OTj
f
Late
lor
Work
J
CALL
fbLxh
U
Kiddies
.to
School
JtJ
l8
1
"Eventually,
Why
Nor
Now"
j
.
,4,t(tlk4jkt-
Get
Your...
"
f
New
Home
For
Girl
Students
ments
to
streets
in
that
area
was
received
and
referred
to
the
city
clerk
to
check
for
sufficiency
then
back
to
the
counil
it
to
the
incoming
council
as
on?
oi
the
first
items
on
their
public
works
program.
A
petition
from
Rushbrook
Heights
residents
for
improve
No
63.4
T'c
51.7
57.5
should
Answers
Yes
Men
36.6
Women
48.3
Both
42.5
Question
2
Do
you
think
a
.
man
One
hundred
girls,
including
Mary
McAfee
of
Prince
Rupert,
at
present
living
in
temporary
quarters
at
U.B.C.'s
Youth
Train
women?
Answers
Yes
No
Men
71.6
28.4
Women
61.6
33.4
Both
66.6
33.4
Averaging
the
answers
to
the
five
Questions
and
posing
a
general
question,
Mr.
Brodie
says,
you
get
something
like
this:
Do
you
believe
social
conveh-tion
should
still
be
carried
out?
Answers
Yes
No
Men
45
55
Women
53.3
46.7
M
.
Lards
mgm
ing
Camp,
are
preparing
to
oc
-
j
remove
his
hat
on
entering
a
public
building?
Answers
Yes
No
Men
20
80
Women
43.3
56.7
THAT
MAN
WILL
SOON
BE
HERE
AGAIN!!
GET
YOUR
TOYS
NOW!
i
CHRISTMAS
LHKIpHYWb
GRffl
GRE
Both
49.2
50.8
:
i
cupy
ultra-modern
residences
nearing
completion,
high
above
I
the
waters
of
Burrard
Inlet.
!
University
officials
expect
that
fifty
girls,
all
of
them
from
outside
of
the
Vancouver
area,
will
occupy
the
first
unit
by
the
first
of
December.
The
sec'ond
unit
fhould
be
ready
for
occupancy
in
January.
"tiome
away
from
home"
is
a
correct
description
for
the
resi-
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chilcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
1LICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Comosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcoiin,
Nov.
10
and
24
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
v
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin,
Nov.
17,
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
rhird
Avenue
Phone
568
Protests
Decision
Of
City
Council
The
finance
committee,
at
lust
night's
meeting
of
the
city
coun-
Phorae
rhorae
2J4
Z3I
3rd
3rd
Street
Street
Prinw
Prinet
Ru!
Rupri
x
He
says
a
popular
reason
for
not
believing
in
the
conventions
was
that:
"They
are
all
outdated
and.
although
they
served
their
purpose
when
they
were
first
instituted,
they
now
are
as
dead
as
those
who
originated
them."
And
another:
"Women
are
constantly
demanding
equal
right's
with
men.
They
should
learn
to
do
things
for
themselves
and
not
expect
special
considerations
pr:nti:us
stationers
-.
orncE
sitfui
iiiSVVMWyiJlihl:
dences.
The
last
word
in
modern
reported
the
following
prop-
11hj
architecture
they
are
a
radical
erty
saies
.
Lot
26
and
easterly
half
of
lot
nriTTfT?
iiL-iiL
mini
since
they
don't
any
longer
con
departure
from
the
gloomy
dormitories
that
have
become
traditional
with
older
universities
Double
and
single
rooms
feature
built-in
furniture
and
closets
finished
in
bleached
hardwood
veneer.
Color
schemes
are
sider
themselves
the
weaker
sex
TOYS
-
TOYS
TOYS
25,
block
3,
section
to
Robert
E.
Montador
on
behalf
of
Charles
Barrie
for
$537.50,
subject
to
veteran's
rebate.
Lots
2
and
3,
block
3,
section
5.
to
T.
N
Youngs
on
behalf
of
F
Kohse
for
$850.
Lot
55,
blccli
27,
f
action.
8
to
William
and
Emily
Rothwell
for
$135.
!
many
and
varied;
each
room
is
j
painted
in
a
different
shade
of
pastel,
and
floor
tiles
are
in
matching
colors.
caked
'0
SHOP
EARLY
Mr.
Rothwell.
who
was
me-seni
Dean
of
Women.
Dr.
Dorothy
at
the
meeting,
protested
the
Mawdsley,
has
waited
long
and
works
committee's
decision
to
re-
Choose
them
now
from
huge
selection
planned
painstakingly
for
the
fuse
his
application
to
build
a
day
when
out-of-town
girls
garage
on
the
property
he
said
cou'd
find
residence
during
their
he
had
prepared
for.
the
.purpos-;.
University
years,
in
quarters
that
Alderman
D.
Fitch
and
George
were
pleasant,
friendly,
and
ad-
Casey
.explained
the
proposed
jacent
to
the
University.
And
site
was
on
the
street
and,
al-
V:'.'
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:
.
V'''''
vet
she
does
not
take
full
credit
though
permission
had
been
SPORT
SIM
WE
i
for
the
new
residences.
granted
to
others
to
build
under
Tt
start
wit.h
Miss
Tai-w
similar
circum?tarrces,
the
o
Eolrt."
she
is
quick
to
exnlain.
section
of
on-
property
owner
"As
first
Dean
of
Women
at
'as
a11
tilat
was
necessary
to
U.B.C
.
Miss
Bollert
put
Women's
their
granting
that
pernios-
1
Aluminum
means
a
lot
to
your
breakfast!
Your
griddle-cakes
taste
better
with
good
maple
syrup.
And
the
best
syrup
is
made
from
sap
that
is
collected
in
aluminum
pails.
2
Maple
sap
must
be
well-protected
to
preserve
its
delicate
flavour.
Farmers
using
aluminum
pails
find
this
"food-friendly"
metal
preserves
colour,
taste
and
flavour
perfectly,
ft
Rothwell
said
if
he
was
Mr.
priority
list.
Lack
of
money
prevented
her
from
fulfilling
her
wish
and
the
money
she
was
able
city
should
at
least
build
a
road
-
to
serve
propei.y
oT.trs"
in
the
area.
Aid.
T.
B
Black
said
that
could
be
done
If
the
nronertv
owners
j
to
collect
went
into
a
Women's
Lounge
in
the
Brock
Memorial
Building."
IIP
One
of
the
new
residences
will
tnere
enter.d
a
petition"and
paid
be
named
after
Mary
Bollert,
and
ror
the
work.
the
Provincial
Chapter
of
the
-
.
I.O.D.E.
hopes
to
furnish
one
of
"
the
resiaence
lounges
as
a
memorial
to
the
late
Dean
of
Women
who
was
at
one
time
Provincial
Educational
Secretary
of
the
'Modern
styling
plui
deluxe
"
'feature
utually
only
found
on
higher
priced
models,
s
..VITAMIN
SAVER
BURNERS
.
VISUAL-ITE
OVEN
.
SIMMERSET
VALVES
.
V
DIVIDED
TOP
CLEANQUICK
SMOKE-iiESS
BROILER
IS
OTHER
MODELS
from
5159.50
The
Pioneer
Druggists
DAILY
DELIVERY
3a
Aluminum
is
used
for
tapping-pegs,
containers
and
evaporators,
too.
The
increasing
use
of
aluminum
in
the
in-d
ustry
means
higher-quality
syrup
toiyou.
HINTS
TO
THE
HOUSEWIFI
Natural
mineral
ia
food
and
water
occaonjliy
diaootour
aluminum
ataoaila.
Natural
anda
in
fooda
ramova
tha
depoaiu.
For
aiampia.
tha
iron
in
apt
men
laavaa
a
depoait
on
aluminum:
tha
acid
from
tomatoea
or
rhubarb
diaaotvaa
tha
deposit.
I.O.D.E.
The
other
two
residences
are
named
in
honor
of
Mrs.
Anne
Wesbrook,
wife
of
the
first
pre-
'
fident
of
the
University,
and
Dr.
1
Isobel
Maclnness,
recently
re-
Phone
81
ift
OiMbM
farmart
racalv
Federal
and
rVavWtdal
aiJ
h
raploctn
'Hospitality
and
da-TQiniona
tap
pom
wrm
alummvm
poiH.
Modam
contomart
fully
conform
to
oN
pwa-fooa'
kiwi.
Se
them
today
at
lltminum
,
tired
from
the
Department
of
German
and
the
first
woman
to
I
snpointed
to
the
Faculty
of
'
U.B.C.
Constructed
under
a
grant
of
Rupert
Radio
Good
Food
That
is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
I
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.
..
,
.
mu
v.vapiVm''
ALUMINUM
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LTD.
Is
friend
Itj
to
food
!
$650,000
from
the
Provincial
Government
the
three,
two-storey
reinforced
concrete
residences
are
but
a
Dart
of
a
more
&
Electric
rnmnlntp
nlnn
wViinH
KrfMf
ips
I
j
Commodore
Cafe
I
four
residences
and
a
central
lounge
and
recreation
centre.
J
1949
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Deluxe
Plymourn
'5
1941
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Plymouth
BLONDIE
By
CHIC
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A
Stickler
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Efficiency
One
Maple
Leof
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Motor
J
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(Good
condition,
complete
transmission,
radiator,
battery)
PHONE
566
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RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
Second
Avenue
and
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MOW
CAN
VOU
EAT
K.
WITH
MUSTAPO
SAUCE
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