Prince
tlupcrt
Dail?
rectos
UB.
Wednesday,
February
-i,
1948
24
ASSESSMENT
APPEALS
BEFORE
LONDON,
nBos
are
"toucher
ibnith
said
capt.
11.
8.
C(jlii;;rt
of
the
four-masted.
b
mir.
whose
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crew
Wl
;
voyage
from
Npw
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eluded
nine
v..u
,,
a'an-
Steamship
Sailings
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G.
PERRY.
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Director.
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OP
CANADIAN
PRES8
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
REVISION
COURT
Twenty-four
appeals
against
"
'i
or
SUBSCRIPTION
RATE3
i
property
assessments
will
be
1
heard
bv
the
civic
court
of
re
City
Carrier,
per
week.
15c:
Per
Month.
65c:
Per
Year,
17
00;
-
'
By
Mail,
Per
Month.
0c;
Per
Year,
4.00.
11:15
p.m.
Friday
.ss
Cardena.
midnight.'
From
Vancoiivti
j
"
Sunday
ss
Catala
4
p.m.
Monday
-
ss
Princess
Louise
j
pm.
t
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupeet
:
10:00
a
rn.
Friday
ssCarrleiia
pm.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
-
ss
Prince
Rupert
12
midnight.
From
Alaska
Thursday
ss
Prince
Rupert.
a'.
vision
which
will
sit
at
the
city
hall
on
February
9
to
adjust
valuations
levied
by
City
Assessor
H.
D.
Thain.
Volume
of
appeals
is
about
one-quarter
of
that
which
followed
the
assessments
placed
by
House
of
Lords
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t.i-.
'
a
Vancouver
appraiser
whu
in
;
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if
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v.
A
.
w1
194(i
made
a
revaluation
or
property
which
was
the
basis
f.u
the
1947
assessment.
Final
date
for
the
acceptance
of
appeals
was
January
30.
p
m.
's
ty
'?
s
NEW
LOCAT10
ANGLERS
DELIGHT
The
waters
of
Soviet
Russia's
Arctic
regions
abound
with
salmon,
trout
and
cod.
Margaret
MclJ
opiivini:isT
STOVF
Bl'Il.DINfi
ex-and
rc-
LfJNDON,
'C
-
IlUis
ch.ingerl
by
Thoimis
(iray
Horace
Walpole
were
Sold
cently
lor
$5
000.
Kontri
DEBATE
ON
THE
FUTURE
of
the
House
of
Lords
has
been
a
dominating
British
Parliamentary
discussion.
It
has
become
apparent
that
neither
the
government
nor
its
Conservative
or
Liberal
critics
really
want
a
head-on
clash.
Compromise
is
rather
cautious
in
the
air.
While
the
government
is
taking
on
the
lines
that
the
Conservatives
could
not
really
want
to
negotiate
a
new
settlement
and
consider
the
whole
future
of
the
House
of
Lords
while
the
government
holds
the
present
bill
in
abeyance,
the
Conservatives
are
saying
that
the
government
could
not
possjbly
want
to
avoid
the
chance
of
negotiating
a
friendly
settlement.
The
issue
comes
down
to
one
contention.
The
government
and
its
supporters
are
saying
that
the
powers
of
the
House
of
Lords
are
one
thing
and
its
composition
another
and
the
Conservatives
that
both
must
considered
together.
The
point
is
important.
The
present
Parliament
Bill
ofiers
to
reduce
the
power
of
the
Lords
to
delay
bills
on
which
it
disagrees
with
the
Commons.
The
Conservatievs,
and
with
them
the
Liberals,
say
that
the
time
is
ripe
and
has
indeed
been
ripe
for
years
only
it
has
been
delayed
by
the
Second
World
War
for
a
comprehensive
overhaul
of
the
composition
of
the
House
of
Lords,
including
the
abolition
or
diminution
of
the
hereditary
element.
.
Whatever
may
come
out
of
the
debates,
a
new
approach
to
the
whole
problem
by
all
parties
together
is
apparent.
11
Members
of
the
1948
court
of
1
revision
are
aldermen
T.
B.
'
Black,
Arthur
Brooksbank,
Robert
McKay,
W.
F.
Blone
and
George
Casey.
Appeals
have
been
filed
by:
Winnifred
F.
King,
Ambrose
Avenue,
against
land
valuation
of
$150,
improvements,
$1,500.
R
C.
Webber.
Fifth
Avenue
West,
land
valuation.
$.'i:).
Improvements.
$2,000.
J
S.
Carpenter,
Fifth
Avenue
East.
land.
$450,
improvements,
$2,450.
M
C.
Bomak,
Comox
Avenue,
improvements,
$1.11(1(1.
P.
E.
llcUinan,
Sixth
Avenue
East,
land.
$250.
R.
B.
Morgan.
Summit
Avenue,
land.
S250.
improvements.
S2.H00.
D.
L.
Renvold.
First
Avenue,
land.
$950.
Improvements.
$4,300.
R.
C.
Wilson.
Ambrose
Avenue,
land
$500,
improvements.
S2.1G0.
Ruth
Benson,
Fifth
Avenue
FAMOUS
HONEYMOON
SITE
HIT
BY
J
AC
C
FOST
Old
man
wmlcr
sent
his
younnusUT
Jack
Frost
on
a
spree
and
the
result
was
a
sever
drop
i.i
temperature.
The
frost
accompanied
by
snowstorms
and
sleet
in
some
sections
of
the
co
miry,
created
havoc
in
communities
already
hard
hit
bv
the
fuel
shortage.
However.
Niagar
.
Falls
-pictured
above
t
makes
a
very
pictures
honeyr.ioo
u-rs
.shrine.
This
view
looks
upon
Luna
Island
que
scene
as
snow
and
ice
cloaks
the
in
UiP
background.
$225
on
land;
Park
Avenue,
$250
on
'and.
Robert
Kelsey.
Fifth
Avenue
last,
land
$75;
land
$100.
improvements,
$
1.920.
II
Walker.
1-ifth
Avenue
Fast,
land
$75.
improvements
$400.
Peter
and
B'r-,h:!o
Knutsen,
Eighth
Avenue
West.
S250
land,
$1
,9.i0
Improvements.
If.
M.
Daggett.
Seventh
Avenue
Last.
$900
land.
IT
50
improvements.
Joseph
Naylor.
First
Avenue,
$900
laud.
$1,000
Improvements.
C.mailian
National
Railways,
waterfront
blot-k
"O,"
improve-iiii
nts
$'j.07().
Robert
McCarthy.
Fifth
Avenue
East,
improvements.
$5,075.
HI.
I
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for
,
.
'
V
1
i
'
appoint
men'
,
,,
New!
Dlfferei-.f
U
The
Way
We
St;.
K.
Beauty
Lane
Sai
Better
English
By
D
C.
WILLIAMS
British
Cow
Sets
New
Yield
Record
LONDON
R.
A.
Pie.
son
INSTALLATIONS
ARE
DISCUSSED
But
Chamber
of
Commerce
Takes
No
Action
Pending
Further
Information
this
foot
is
wrong
with
Mr.
Brown
will
1.
What
tntrnce?
'
East.
S150
on
each
of
three
lots
J.
L.
McEwen,
Sixth
Avenue
East.
SI.
100
on
land.
David
and
Alice
J.
Crocker,
Park
Avenue.
$200
on
land.
$1,000
on
improvements:
Park
Avenue,
claims
a
new
record
for
annual'
milk
yield
set
by
his
own
cow.
Bridge
Birch.
She
yielded
41.952
pounds
in
329
days,
beating
the
American
record
of
41.943
pounds
in
3C5
days.
Pierson
says
he
always
gives
his
cow
half
a
lon
of
beer
daily.
.
j
218
4th
St.
EJ
It
has
come
to
pass
that
it's
the
credit
department
of
the
grocery
store,
instead
of
the
doctor,
who
tells
us
we're
eating
too
much.
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
,
Commerce,
at
its
monthly
meeting
Monday
night,
discussed
in
passing
the
present
situation
as
COTTAGE
WEE-
I
regards
the
disposition
of
the
the
bill."
2.
What
is
the
rorre-t
pronunciation
of
"docile"?
i
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Plutociasy,
autoj)-s.
fantasy.
4.
What
docs
the
word
"ni'ii
rolo'.-.y"
mean?
5.
What
is
word
beginning
with
ba
thai
means
"common-place-?
ANSWERS
1.
S..y.
"Mr.
Brown
will
pa
the
bill."
2.
Pronounce
dus-il,
(,i
;
of
i
as
in
ill.
3.
Plutocracy.
4.
The
science
dealins
New
Creamed
Fr"st
Just
For
You!
BALLERINA
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
m
f
VALENTIN
DAK'
former
United
States
Army
installations
here,
the
opinion
being
again
expressed
that
such
IN
THk
Sl'PI'FME
'OI
RT
OK
HPITISH
f'OI.IiMM
Vour
Dally
I
IV
PUf
ri
'
ATS1
ALL-WEATHEK
bEHO
items
as
the
ocean
clock,
ware-1
m
THE
matter
ok
t
he
admin-house,
administration
building
juration
act-
SUITS
a
A
w
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jClA..
auouiu
uc
put
uh
m
oh
jn
thr
matteh
of
T,rE
estatK
1
arate
sale,
the
idea
being
to
of
jane
koks.
deceased
1
savp
as
much
of
the
DroDertV
as
NOTICE
is
hereby
iii.cn
that
nil
in
a
Hurry
having
with
the
iHWous
svsteni.
'Pro
possible
for
future
use
instead
EI.T?n's.
rluims
against
Hoss.
Deceased.
of
Jane
tli-
Inn-v.
ho
of
outricht
demolition.
of
Burns
Lake.
Brm.-h
C'ill.-i
SHORTY
COATS
noun
-e
r.ew-roi
-o-ji.
iirsi
o
as;j
in
cull,
second
o
as
in
obey.
ac-J
cent
.second
syllable.
5.
Banal.'
However,
it
was
felt
that
there
IS
IT
A
BLESSING?
ORVILLE
WRIGHT,
the
man
who
helped
his
brother
Wilbur
invent
the
airplane
died
Friday
night.
Between
the
two
of
them
and
others
giving
co-operation,
man
learned
how
to
fly
faster
and
higher
than
the
very
birds
themselves.
The
world
hears
promptly
about
plane
crashes
but
not
.
avonl
of
the
thousands
of
comfortable
and
successful
flights'
Avfation,
of
course,
Is
here
forever.
But
at
the
present
stage,
it's
still
a
fair
enough
query
to
ask
whether
or
not
it's
a
blessing
or
a
curse.
In
some
respects,
it's
a
priceless
blessing.
But,
on
the
other
hand,
bombing
is
impossible
without
planes
and
without
the
latter,
modern
war
ceases.
And
war,
today,
is
the
world's
top
headache.
should
be
more
clarification
as
1
a
"LOGGER
TAKES
EXPENSIVE
RIDE
A
lo2ter
from
Fraser
Lake
to
the
status
of
the
negotiations
between
Kenneth
Meek
and
the
War
Assets
Corporation
and
the
matter
was.
accordingly,
left
in
theands
of
the
executive
with
power
to
take
such
action
as
they
saw
it
fit.
-
ELASTIC
(IlilDLL'S
NATHKLS
RIVAL
JiRA
-:l
h-red
a
taxi
to
drive
to
New
Ilaz
f
Pr
:
died
on
the
21st
tiiiy
ol
March,
li-47.
are
hprt-tjy
required
on
or
b
ore
the
1st
day
of
March.
to
df-ii-.s-r
or
send
by
un
paid
lei
tcr
'
-oil
pariic
!-li-rs
of
their
claims
(f
ily
venl'icu
to
the
und'-rsicrncd
ai
B
x
Piincc
Ruj"-rt.
B
C.
as
sohfUors
(,r
tin-Expculors
of
the
said
estate.
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
affr
the
last
mentiontrd
date
th"
Atoirii"'V
i
the
Execmirs
named
m
i
he
wiii.
Jamrs
Teetwl
Harvey,
will
prped
to
di.itnbtlte
the
assets
of
the
deceased
anions
the
ixrs'ins
(ii'itled
thereto
having
reeanl
only
to
the
claims
of
which
he
shall
then
have
had
notUe.
DATE1J
this
n'lth
dav
'if
January.
104H.
DROWN
IIAPVFY.
Solicitors
for
the
Kectit.rs.
Jinx
fijS.
Pri.-icc
Rtipert.
n
C.
-37
I
f
,
"A
j
(
Iton.
It
only
cost
him
$114.
a
lUt
e
hioher
than
by
railroad,
but
lit
least
1'.
was
not
crowded.
The
logger
is
now
working
in
a
loe;i
millOmineca
Herald.
.
Prince
Rupef
ANNETTE
MANSELL
Plumbing
&
Hez
SMUGGLED
TEA
Because
of
the
high
tax
on
tea
in
Britain
in
the
17th
and
18th
centuries,
more
than
half
the
tea
drunk
in
England
was
smuggled
in.
It's
beginning
to
appear
that
the
ultimate
may
soon
be
on
his
ultimate
leg.
FRINGE
OF
ISLANDS
About
150.000
islands
fringe
(he
const
of
Norway.
(Upstair
oJCr?t
ProU
te
to
BY
OHKASING
AND
I.L'IiKli'ATS
DAN'S
SERVIi
STATION
(Iff
Melti
ide
Slrrel
TAKE
TIME
TO
LIVE
TAKE
time
to
work
it
is
the
price
of
success.
Take
time
to
think
it
is
the
source
of
power.
Take
time
to
play
it
is
the
secret
of
perennial
youth.
Take
time
to
read
it
is
the
fountain
of
wisdom.
Take
time
to
worship
it
is
the
highway
of
reverence.
Take
time
to
be
friendly
it
is
the
road
to
happiness.
Take
time
to
dream
it
is
hitching
your
wagon
to
a
star.
Take
time
to
love
and
he
loved
it
is
the
privilege
of
the
gods.
Take
time
to
look
around
it
is
too
short
a
day
to
be
selfish.
..
Take
time
to
laugh
it
is
the
music
of
the
soul.
Take
time
to
play
with
children
it
is
a
joy
of
joys.
Take
time
to
be
courteous
it
is
the
work
of
a
gentleman,
war
cry.
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VIEl
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YES,
Sweet
Caps
ore
better
than
ever.
Why?
Because
of
the
exclusive
'
,
f
"
v
-
"
'
iy;i,M
scientific
process
known
as
"Perfection...
Check
"-the
process
V
i
t
V
-
which
checks
every
Sweet
Cap
you
smoke,
step
by
step,
right
from
5Jy
'
'
'
'j
i
plontotion
to
you
.
.
.
checks
each
one
to
ensure
you
cigarettes
I
yy
r,''.
v
"j,
fex
that
ore
nothing
short
of
perfect
...
in
freshness
.
.
C
WO
J5aS
U
'
,
in
smoothness
.
.
in
taste
.
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T
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II
tffts
III
II
HOTEL
i
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Quiof.
I'l3'
I'larc
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I-ivC
COM
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1.
1
TILT
ki:
NOV
Ai
t
"
T,m
Rederor
MJlH
Sprinn-I
ill.-.i
The
opinion
being
expressed
by
many
that
Russia
is
too
poor
to
fight
is
not
impressive.
China
nas
always
been
too
poor
to
fight
and
it
has
been
fighting
for
many
long
and
weary
decades.
New
Maiiafff"1
Proprietors:
TOM
l'KSUT..
STEVE
VRKI-AK'
U'R
AKI-
EXPERTS
r
K
7
FOOD
AND
CONTENTMENT
H
ERBERT
HOOVER,
in
saying
that,
if
the
peoples
of
the
world
had
ample
food,
the
preservation
of
peace
would
be
much
less
difficult,
states
nothing
new.
Stripped
down
to
bald
essentials,
finding
enough
to
sustain
life
is
the
first
job,
the
rest
of
the.
necessities
of
existence
going
on
from
there.
In
some
"ways
the
certainty
of
three
sauare
meals
a
day
from
the
cradle
to
the
grave
would
seem
the
best
peace
maker
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