2L-
Prince
Hnprtt
Daflp
rectos
Friday.
March
25.
1949
EFFICIENCY
(Continued
rrom
Page
1)
WAR
VETERAN
PASSES
AWAY
Snot1
Comment
-of
.
.
,
i...
it'.,n
for
It
is
especially
suited
for
use
in
Canada.
He
also
said
that
the
trend
in
pasenger
car
equip-nnt
has
been
towards
better
by
Wallace
Alfred
George
Smith
Hies
In
Local
Hospital
J
tl.
dH,lf
""fsPP"
QevoTt
to
upbuilding
of
Pnno.
Rupert
m
"-"I'Dri-mi
BTTr.n
Coiun&la
ana
rentrai
Brimo
.
ii&un.,ea
M
ioaca
tiro
Mail,
post
OI;H
Oepartment.
Otww
1
Published
tvpri
afternoon
exreot
Sunday
bf
MJnce
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
Brltlab.
Columbia.
Q.
A.
HUNTER.
Manning
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Mnnagtng
Director
MEMHFfc
OP
CANADIAN
PPFSS
-
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
6UB5CRIPTION
RATFS
t?
Carrier.
Prr
Work.
JOr.
Per
Month.
7Sc;
Per
Tear.
MOO.
iil'n
lfatt
By
Mail,
Pi-r
Month.
50o;
Per
Year.
t5
00
Pulp
Mill
Progress
and
Arrival
of
Mr.
Klotz
Charles
II.
Klotz
has
arrived
him?
Nope.
Says
he
does'nt
to
direct
the
destinies
of
the
want
to
see
us
newspaper
fel-
i
ncung
qualities
and
Increased
i
Death
took
place
yesterday
comfort
because
-Canadian
rail-!
afternoon
nt
tne
rnnce
Rupert
Ways
are
forced
by
economic
General
Hospital,
after
an
ill-
condiUons
to
steer
a
middle'
ness
of
several
months,
of
Alfred
course."
"
'
George
Smith,
a
veSsraa
of,
Canada
makes
mor
use
per
World
War
I
and
a
former
resl-Capita
0f
railways
than
am-
p
&
s
t'i
$
-
Y...
J
-
.
i
,
,
-
'
.,
A
'...Htb
:
Suits-sptp.
:
special3
construction
boys
during
the
erection
of
the
plant
at
Wat
lows
except
when
he
has
a
proper,
HQ-authorized
statement
to
release.
No
rumors
are
going
to
start
with
him.
Handsome?
Yes,
Girls:
AND
married.
Tel
S0xEPEcJ
son
Island.
Perhaps
a
new
attitude
in
connection
with
the
project
has
already
been
no
Mrs.
Klotz
somt
ticed.
There
is
a
feeling
that
you
about
oeni
oi
oeai
cove.
other
country
in
addition
to
hav-
Mr.
Smit;i
.who
served
with
ing
more
railway
mileage
per
i
the
C
a
n
a
d
1
a
n
Expeditionary
capita
than
any
other
nation.'
Force,
in
the
103rd
Battalion
and
The
speaker
could
see
no
reason
54th
Battalion
(Canadian
Rail-j
it
Canada
continues
to
grow
in
way
troops)
saw
service
In
Can-
economic
importance,
why
her
ada,
England,
France
and
Bel-
demands
for
railway
transports-1
glum.
He
had
no
known
rela-'
tion
should
not
grow
In
proper-;
things
are
due
to
pop
and
folk!
other
time
are
happy.
LU
Seriously
and
briefly:
Charlk
Is
a
pleasant
and
thoroughly
business-like
chap.
A
springy
MEN'S
DRFS,
stm
Iatest-spst
It
is
for
Prince
Rupert,
a
ase
of:
'At
last
the
pulp
mill"
cives
in
uanada,
but
a
brother,
tion.
step
-
carries
his
slight
-
stature
Prince
Rupert
has
into
had
nau
iJicinj
many
Charles
Smith,
resided
in
Wool
In
concluding
he
gave
assur-j
strange
things
about
which
to
!witn
a
Jaunt.V
swing
of
enthus
1'?S
L00CI
wich,
England.
;
nnce
that
Canadian
railways
sneculate
in
th
rin
rpan!
iasm.
Temples
prematurely
crev
Internment
will
take
place
in
i
have
achieved
bre-eminenr-P
in
Lin
it
ac
lnM,nn
'
Friendly,
aulzzical.
how-are-
the
Soldier's
Plot.
Fairview
the
field
of
land
transportation
!
the
plant
was
a
sure
thing
Pos-1
you-doing,
eyes.
He
dresses
Cemetery,
at
a
date
to
be
an-'
and
the
industry
if
given
a
fair
!
siblv
we
accepted
non-company
j
witn
neat
reserve
that
has
no
nouiiced,
Under
the
auspices,
of
chance
will
continue
to
serve
announcements
with
justifiable
tra
of
New
York's
Esquire
in-
the
the
local
local
branch
branch
of
of
the
the
Cana-
Pana.
th
the
nntinn
nation
of
efficieitb-
f
ir-ion-.
in
t
1
....
.
-
.
...
fluence
REGAINS
POWER
camil-lien
Houde,
who
rose
from
a
butcher
boy
to
mayor
of
Canada's
largest
city,
has
regained
the
power
in
the
Montreal
administration
of
which
he
was
stripped
nine
years
ago.
The
power
was
returned
in
a
bill
passed
by
the
Quebec
Legislature
giving
him
the
veto
on
by-laws.
Mayor
Houde
is
shown
in
this
recent
photo
by
Mafaiilo
of
Montreal.
ys
All
Kin4
SPECIAL
fc
BVS'
Long
makf-6PEc:
peace
mental
reserve.
But
each
time
p.
dian
Lglon
of
which
deceased
,
and
should
necessity
arise
in
company
release
reached
the
i
press
those
reservations
reced
was
at
one
time
A
member.
,l
j
war.
Mr.
Archibald's
Stand
HIS
CONSTITUENTS
in
Skeena
will
be
quite
able
to
decide
for
themselves
how
they
feel
about
the
stand
which
their
member
at
Ottawa
is
reported
to
have
taken
in
regard
to
the
North
Atlantic
Tact.
The
Vancouver
Sun
reports
that
he
is
leading
a
C.C.F.
rump
of
revolt
against
the
alliance.
Possibly
even
Mr.
Archibald's
own
party
not
be
so
very
happy
about
it.
As
far
as
Socialists
are
concerned,
we
know
that
the
government
in
Britain
has
been
taking
a
leading
part
all
the
way
through
in
the
negotiations
of
the
treaty
which
there
is
no
denying
the
fact
now
has
leen
made
necessary
because
of
Soviet
Russia's
aggrandizing
and
subjugative,
if
not
aggressive,
actions
which
have
dug
deep
into
Europe
and
are
now
enroaching
into
Asia
and
more
or
less
subtly
even
into
the
Americas
including
Canada.
We
know
the
political
group
in
Canada
which
is
opposing
the
Atlantic
pact.
They
are
making
no
bones
about
it.
;
We
were
not
unaware
that
Mr.
Archibald
was
somewhat
radical
but
we
did
not
think
he
would
Have
gone
this
far.
If
his
constituents
and
political
comrades
do
not
like
it,
they
may
have
something
to
say
about
it.
M.H00L
BfK
ed
further
into
the
background
58
50SPEC'
And
there
is
every
indication
that
he
has
picked
up
the
reins
tnd
will
get
right
on
with
the
Job.
We
think
we
are
going
ta
like
it,
and
you,
Charlie.
So
we
say:
"Welcome:
and
Good
Luck."
when
in
our
impati-seemed
that
events
QMCGENTREiili
ispired
our
"""J
ING
to
i'y,
large
n
SPECIAL
too
slowly,
out
would
iXrtv
at
mental
'Wot-the-'ll's
TfWfl
iirmmir
the
matter
now?"
and
we
were!
oiuf'onumtit
SPENCER
.
RESERVATIONS
m
HOME
FURNISHING
COURSe'0""
aaln
eas
"ms
for
the
Old
Timpr's
nnf
a
ilinor
ciirocVrt
.
w
uMst(&
uusv-fluui,
Even
for
double
the
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
sign'
"The
only
thing
it's
a
of
is
an
earlv
election
"
price
you
can't
buy
anything
better
than
Q.
If
a
girl
finds
tt
necessary
,
to
visit
her
employer
in
his
home.
But
even
the
Old
Timer's
gloomy
skepticism,
overlaying
his
tough
old
hide
in
forty
perennial
lflVprs
nooloH
rft
crMt
it
mignt
seem
early
to
be
con-
rri
There
Is
still
room
for
-
two
cerned
about
reservations
but
(
more
registrations
for
the
aft-when
one
looks
at
the
number
j
ernoqn
course
which
.
begins
already
booked
for
the
Kenneth
Monday
afternoon
at
2
o'clock
Spencer
recital
its
none
too
soon;
and
continues
each
afternoon
At
the
moment
Orme's
Drugs
j
util
Friday
for
the
two
weeks,
has
the
better
selection
of
re-
j
There
is
room
for
several
in
the
served
seats.At
the
Civic
Centre
evening
courses.
Miss
Cross
is
ex-there
are
still
some
seats
left;pected
'oil
the
Saturday
plane
next
to
the
left
wall
and
also
'
from
Vancouver.
should
she
rise
to
greet
her
em
COTTACK
WfttBll
.-
-
i
f
.
v
.
v.
V.l
at
-
..
eral
annual
growth
rings
each
P,0'er's
wife
when
sne
inters
the
M
New
Creaml
.
room?
time
we
could
point
an
imDol
VALENTIN
girl's
A.
Yes;
as
she
is
the
hostess.
Your
some
goodsi
seats
along
the
aisle
toward
the
back.
To
avoid
riisan-
ALL-WEATHf.5
pointment
seats
should
be
picked.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Want
Agf
Bring
Resuli!
UJ
Hk
UUCP.
Prince
Funert
IN
THE
SUPREME
COIHT
op
Household
Frank
Dockrill.
Telkwa
mine.
Jack
Hitchcock
of
the
Depart-
interior
after
spending
the
last
.
sta"
returned
to
lIe
city
on
the
few
days
in
the
city
on
a
busl-!
Coquitlam
this
afternoon
from
ness
visit.
Ia
trip
to
Vancouver.
J.
Bjomestad.
Fort
St.
James;,!
COLD
HEATS
ite
but
Jubilant
finger,
and
say
"See?"
For
instnee:
when
the
rock
work
was
finishd
on
the
building
site:
and
when
the
bonds
were
advertised
for
sale
and
we
even
had
a
flash
opportunity
to
get
our
bucks
worth
of
them
here
in
Prince
Rupert:
or
when
real
live
officials
came
up.
And
went
fishin?!
And
ncrw
the
Old
Timer's
last
layer
of
gloom
is
to
be
peeled
off.
We
won't
be
surprised
to
find
a
grin
beneath
it.
For
Charlie
Klotz
has
nr.
BRITtSH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
In
thr
MuttiM-
nf
th
ltit
r
,v.m
A.
McKenzie.
Smithers:
G.
Jov.
V
Prince
George:
H.
Knudsen,
Bel-
I
TAKE
NOTICE
that
h
nrrlrr
rf
la
Pnnla
T
Hgi.iNi
on
Better
with
'
'
'
His
Honor.
Judee
.
o
r,u.
Appliances
on
the
loth
da
oi
March,
ad
1943
oola'
thurch,
Vancouver;
my
mppolntmirit
Ss
Executor
of
the
lr-
and
Mrs.
W.
Collison,
Smith-estate
of
Kellie
Beveridge,
deceased,
ers;
Mrs.
R.
White
Annetff
as
coniirmed.
(
.
.
All
parties
having
claims
against
I
said
estate
are
herehv
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
::::::::::::;S
j
rived
and
right
glad
we
are
to
see
him.
Oh,
we
know
there
I
have
been
visits
from
higher
of
uir
on
or
oeiore
the
15th
dav
of)
AID
Tt
O
LTX
'
rr-
r.
AprU
1949.
after
which
claims
filed!
AIR
PASbtiVGERS
KELVINATOR
REFUIP.ERATORS
HOTI'OINT
ELECTRIC
STOVES
SI
U.C.A.
VICTOR
RADIOS
........
J
P!UL1IS
RADIOS
?
EASY
WASHERS
;
.5:
EUREKA
VACUUMS
..
..
..
FAWCETT
OIL
STOVES
(installed!
'HENDIX
WASHER
u-
pma
wunout
reterence
to
rfUWfhrfr
any
claims
of
which
1
then
had
no
ficials
but
that
is
not
the
point.
Knowledge.
And
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
--
f
r
A'.uUi
To
Vancouver
H.
Renwirk
r
The
difference
is
that
Mr
PREPARED
.si'ior
w
m-?jmw
-
F.
Woods.
Klota
is
the
one
for
whom
we
estate
are
required
.
to
pa
thi
the
amount
of
their
lndehtedneji
fm-tv.
mlth.
DATED
THIS
11th
day
of
March.
AD.
1949.
WILLIAM
BARTOW
HENDIX
IRONER
.
.
:.
.......
To
Sandspit
J.
Cheli,
G.
nave
been
looking
because
he
is
Eessason.
,
going
to
BUILD
it.
Not
just
on
From
Vancouver
Mrs.
F.
Gale
a
vis't
he
has
moved
right
in:
and
two
children,
W.
James.
j
,ock
stock,
and
family.
From
Sandspit
G.
Jeff
ery,
J.I
Now,
let's
nave
a
look
at
him.
Bo-ves-
j
Youngish?
Yes,
surprisingly
?
Executor.
Estate
of
Nellie
Beveridge.
co
Brown
&
Harvey
Barristers
&
Solicitors.
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
'(72)
'mm
so.
cocky?
Not
a
bit.
Neighborly?
Yes.
Get
any
news
from
Advertise
in
the
DaUy
News!
WRATH
A
ILL'S'.
PHOTO
FINISHING
Developing,
Printlnjr
Knlartrinsi
J
QUICK
SERVICE
Amateur
and
Professional
Supplies
Smalt
Electric
Appliances
that
do
a
SAV
HO
"
'
v
-
Prince
Riipert
Florist
300
3rd
Ave.
3oX516
Tel.
777
Flowers
lor
All
Occasions
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D
C,
Ph
V.
21-22
Besner
Block
Phnne
BLl'E
412
for
Appointment
noi
m
10:30
a.m.
to
12
30
p.m.
nrt
2
to
5
p.m.
evkxi.no
Monday
and
Friday.
7:30
p
m.
fnl
those
unable
to
come
tlurtni;
Uw
day.
HKCKPTIONI.ST
In
att-nd
ance
af
ternrxma.
BIG
JOB
Check
ffis
modern
FEATURES
COMFORT!
CALLS
Carl
Zarei.
PHONE
T,
f
FRASER?
PRIXCE
?
ECONOMY!
TO
BLUE
846
WW
FRONT
WHtU
i
1
t
w
For
Construction
urtv
iBfmJi
Alterations
-
BRINGS
PROMPT.
EXPERT
SERVICE
SAANICH
Plumbing
&
Heating
u
.1
it
Rdn
in
the
roomy.
(uH
width
(rent
tttt
at
lh
nr.
ftreamlinnl
HIllMN
MINX
and
experttnc
ne
concept
of
interior
luxury
nd
convenience.
Snift
ftm
ilh
the
flick
of
finr.
Glide
ia
mth
a
touch
on
the
accelerator.
Voull
delight
in
its
I'ik
tmov'th
rtdirif
qualities
.
.
.
featherlif
hi
steering
.
.
.
sift
sate,
effort
lets
performance
on
highway
and
byway.
fconoiry?
oul!
have
amazing
savings
tvff
the
year
or
maintenance,
on
tires,
on
gasoline
4ip
to
35
miles
per
gallon!
Its
British
craftsmanship,
famous
over
the
reads
of
the
world,
means
the
utmost
in
rrfiabtnty.
See
it
.
.
.
drive
it
,
.
compare
.
.
.
now!
GREER
&
BRIDD
4"e"if
tuat-iN
COHCMTVONINC
UNH
CONTRACTORS
AND
BIW
Mi
tK,
Floor
Sanding
a
Rpwisl'y
Red
561
Prince
Rupert's
Finest
Eating
Place
BROADWAY
CAFE
BEST
FOOD
BEST
COOKING
YOUR
HEADQUARTERS
WOTT
THfSS,
TOO!
IW
vtndow,
ffit4
to
50
mot
nimK
Kxi
mm
ClMMlt
JtNt
ttttbcc
fckC
urragtlt;
ilt,
itC
ft
Mttfc.
ntk
sun
fo
pr
for
mmi
maw,
Mrtj
tiii
HtfMCflig
rm
SEEDS
A
SUPERIOR
AUTO
&
BODY
SHOP
PRINCE
RIPERT,
B.
C,
FERTILIZE
No
woman
whose
home
t-
H'
I'if
Itt-iiuitt:
GARDEN
NE
Si
-.9.
and
Tom
uswiwa
a
n
ui
a,
touxra
out.
monrnM
lanm.
tottn.
f
EQUIPMk
.
fl
.
is
equipped
with
modern
electrical
appliances
ould
dream
of
trting
to
get
along
without
them.
Convenience,
speed,
efficiency,
ease-ofperation
nd
economy
.
.
.
these
are
some
of
the
qual.ties
that
women
Ime
come
to
expea
nd
aUavs
get
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