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Monday,
August.
16,
1948-
s,
j
BUCKINGHAM
PALACE
id
Chuckli
knuckles
mnes
ana
expenditure
for
the
year
estimated
at
$282,937.
early
date
to
survey
the
situation
for
the
government.
a
Kjng
and
Queen
and
Princess
.
Tvprvthing
Informal
The
famous
psychologist
had
;
wyor
entered
the
jeweller's
shop.
just
delivered
a
most
interest
That's
a
mighty
fine
clock
you
U
Chatty
at
Reception,
ing
lrfriiro
onH
,oa
nnm
nn-
have
their
he
said,
Indicating
Fred
Renworth
and
Jack
McDonald
planned
to
leave
a
fortnight
for
the
Shush-anna
gold
fields.
O
-
'
v
.
,
,
'
Li
II
111
kUil"
oucting
a
question
session.
The
council
chamber
was
crowded
when
Mayor
Pattullo
gave
a
report
on
his
financial
mission
to
the
Old
Country.
He
son
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11
An
vox-born
A
timid
little
man
down
front
held
up
his
hand
and
was
the
clock
in
the
window.
"It
keeps
perfect
time,"
answered
the
jeweller.
"Why.
that
clock
has
not
varied
a
second
in
two
years."
'"'
-.
i
ii
-V-iti
vront
t
7
.nnrlrin
oc
i
recognized.
stated,
among
other
things,
that
Bird-lovers
once
found
the
Hon.
W.
R.
Ross,
minister
of
nest
of
a
Carolina
wren
con-lands,
was
coming
here
at
an
Etructed
entirely
of
hairpins.
Canadian
basketball
team
for
the
-'"""
"
n-i-
was
one
I
,
fja
j
15-
1
J
j
.
The
I,
MmW
Hit,
ierr.rt.
Inc.
C'
"t--S
"That's
really
a
wonderful
record."
"Yes,
and
we
have
a
check
on
rent
the
Dominion
at
a
reception
in
.
He
met
it,
too.
Every
evening
at
exactly
"Doctor,"
he
said
most
respectfully,
"did
I
understand
you
to
say
that
a
good
poker
player
could
successfully
handle
any
sort
of
executive
job?"
"That's
exactly
what
I
said,"
was
the
confident
reply.
"Tell
me,
Doctor,"
asked
the
little
man,
"what
would
a
good
poker
play
want
with
a
job?"
six
o'clock
they
fire
a
cannon
over
at
the
fort,
and
my
cloc-c
is
always
right
on
the
dot."
say
about
basketball
except
that
Britain's
team
was
poor.
"Queen
Mary
and
the
Duchess
of
Kent
were
standing
togeth'-r
but
I
did
little
more
thun
gay
Hello.
TOPS
IN
KITCHEN
UTENSILS!
e
See
the
new
"Thermic
Ray"
'
stainless
steel
saucepans
with
copper
bottoms
for
quicker,'
iPf
even
heat,
plastic
handles
and
'
knobs,
balanced
weight
and
t.
streamline
design.
The
only
"s
Conner
bottom
stainless
steel
and
Priii'..
Wd.
apparent-.j
informality,
n
and
Q'i"pn
';aboth.
Sen
princess
Mu
a!.so
there.
.n(iezvous
with
inti'restUig-
1
-
1
Iff
&
t
U
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f
V
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
YEARS
AGO
"Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Three
small
boys
were
brag
Fhlllp
showed
great
Interest
In
A
'
ging
about
the
prowess
of
their
Ml
i
basketball.
Elizabeth
had
played
'a
girl's
game
called
netball.
i
.
August
16,
1923
H.
O.
Crew
and
T.
C.
Duncan
completed
a
reconnais-
S
XV
autenslls
wlth
"Vapor
,
Seal
dads.
The
first
boy
said,
"My
dad
writes
out
a
few
short
lines
'tif
iaus.
on
a
paper,
caned
a
poem,
sends
gance
survey
of
a
proposed
it
away
and
gets
ten
dollars
for.
road
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
:derl)le
detuil
,r
to
his
sister,
been
sent
.r
has
i3mM
Mitchell.
,j
-he
summer
"You're
wasting
your
time,
I
tea
youi
HAVE
a
boy
friend."
it
"My
dad."
SDOke
the
second
i
i
nil-
in.
thmjvmir
"makes
some
dots
on
a
piece
of
prlr.ee
Kupert.
Skeena
River
canneries.
The
survey
was
under
supervision
oi
Major
R.
M.
Taylor,
district
works
engineer,
and
recommendations
were
to
be
sent
to
the
provincial
public
works
13
spent
some
time
explaining
the
difference
between
the
games
"The
members
of
the
Roya!
Family
were
not
as
tall
as
I
had
thought.
The
Queen
was
most
gracious.
The
King
was
very
friendly
and
laughed
heartily.
Elizabeth
did
most
of
the
talking
while
Philip
seemed
content
to
back
her
up.
Princess
Elizabeth
is
very
much
like
her
fUl
expeii-
IS
Timely
Terrace
Toptcs
from
Phone
311
ii
honor,
rem
McBride
Street
iu.
apparent
paper,
calls
it
a
song,
sends
it
away
and
gets
$25
for
it."
"That's
nothing,"
declared
the
third
boy.
"My
father
writes
out
a
sermon
on
a
sheet
of
paper
gets
up
in
a
pulpit
and
reads
it,
and
it
takes
four
men
to
bring
in
the
money."
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
ly,
"stuffed
There
were
4
ror'.pstunts
In
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Attree
have
left
Terrace
to
take
up
permanent
residence
in
Prince
Rupert.
:
present
and
vruative
fur
A.
E.
Wakefield,
American
Consul
at
Prince
Rupert
deliv-1
ered
an
address
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
following
a!
tour
of
the
United
States.
He
mother."
As
for
Ihe
basketball
games,
the
Canadians
had
played
thiev
games
when
the
letter
was
vril-tcn
including
the
one
tliov
'o;t
The
landlord
of
offices
tenanted
by
a,
firm-of
Scots
lawyers
whose
lease
was
about
to
expire
by
bus
from;
said
that
business
conditions
1
.
firue
Barr
arrived
from
the
south
on
Tuesday's
train,
having
spent
the
past
few
weeks
at
summer
school
in
Victoria.
Huvin;;
resigned
as
principal
of
the
Terrace
High
School
he
and
his
larnily
will
leave
at
the
end
of
the
month
for
Courtenay,
Vancouver
Island,
where
Mr.
Barr
will
be
associated
with
the
High
School
staff.
goes
on
the
i
Hungary.
..We
played
very
the
Palace
.
ti,b
hni
vmiin
,
,.
wrote
to
ask
whether
they
were
were
particularly
good
in
the
(loine
to
enntinup
ncconatinn
midwest.
Mrs.
W.
Robinson
returned
to
town
this
week
from
Lakelse
Lake
where
she
has
spent
the
week
on
holiday
with
her
daughter
and
two
granddaughters,
Mrs.
D.
Brentzen,
Phyllis
end
Enid.
Their
reply
was:
r.ere
we
we::t;
ihere
Queer
i
w.
m
n
1
1
Ki
aj
go
in
the
basket,
most
of
them
hitting
the
hoop.
The
referees
were
European
and
gave
U'i
a
raw
deal."
Acting
Mayor
Theo
Collart
presented
the
Fair
Board
with
i'.a!P
piciuies
of
"Dear
Sir:
We
are,
Yours
truly"
Not
appreciating
this
effort
in
economy
of
words
and
p
lined
up
;y,
then
filed
SUMMER
i
a
silver
cup
to
be
awarded
to
j
the
owner
of
the
best-kept
jan
liere
we
MERCHANDISE
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alf
Ritchie
of
Prince
liup'it
spent
the
past
week
with
Mrs.
W.
S.
Anderson
of
Maples
Auto
Court,
Terrace.
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
:
By
ANNE
ASBXEY
:
f
and
Queen
dshaking
we
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
t.
Norrington
left
on
Sunday
morning
on
a
motor
trip
to
Kelowna.
Th'y
expect
to
be
away
about
two
weeks.
Accompanying
them
as
far
as
Prince
George
was
Mrs.
Brentzen
and
Enid.
paper
he
wrote
again
to
demand
whether
or
not
it
was
their
,
intention
to
remain.
The
answer
was:
'
Dear
Sir:
We
remain,
Yours
truly
"
The
landlord
is
not
trying
again.
r
large
room
flower
and
vegetable
garden
to
be
Judged
by
three
persons
as
yet
unappointed.
The
contest
was
too
be
judged
September
1.
August
1G,
1913
The
finance
committee
reported
to
the
city
council
that
the
mill
rate
for
the
year
had
been
struck
at
14.40.
The
total
Hires
are
held.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Perry,,
the
former
It
.iberta
Lambley,
returned
home
on
Thursday
from
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Edmonton.
;t
had
been
sf1
Alf
Yoxall
leit
on
Tuesday
cn
here
until
ai!
a
business
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
J
been
present
DRESSES
...
Gabardines,
Bongalines,
Crepes,
Jerseys,
Printed
Silks,
Cottons,
Linens.
-
'
SPORTSWEAR
...
Skirts,
Blouses,
Slacks.
.
COATS
...
.
Full-Length
and
Shortys.
.
ACCESSORIES
...
.
t
ALL
AT
PRICES
THAT
PLEASE,
Purchase
on
the
Sweet
16
Personalized
'
BUDGET
PLAN
"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
R.
Doflds
A
surveyor
walking
around
ing
and
Queen
drove
to
Prince
Ruoert
last
an
army
outpost
on
the
edge
of
V-d
aruund
'i''.
week
to
attend
the
Stuart-1
a
western
town
became
ac-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arnold
Best,
accompanied
by
Miss
Grace
Little
and
Miss
Ann
Molltor,
left
on
Sunday
morning
by
car
on
a
trip
which
may
take
them
as
far
as
Kamloops.
tc'9uainle
lne
solQler
wno
Hedley
nuptials,
returning
Mainly
as
a
t
Their
Majes-sfjciabl
and
fired
the
cannon
ior
reireai
Q.
How
can
I
make
olive
oil
palatable
for
one
who
must-take
a
wineglass
of
it
daily?
!
A.
Many
people
who
will
not
take
olive
oil
on
account
of
its;
not
being
palatable
have
found
that
if
a
pinch
of
salt
is
added
to
a
wineglass
of
oil,-
this
is
overcome.
Q.
How
can
I
clean
cauliflower
before
cooking?
A.
,
Cauliflower
should
be
stood
for
a
few
minutes,
head
down,
in
a
salt
or
vinegar
solution.
Insects
will
get
into
the
head
of
cauliflower.
Q.
How
can
I
remove
the
shine
from
a
coat
collar?
A.
Moisten
a
cloth
in
either
vinegar
or
ammonia
and
rub
the
collar
thoroughly.
Terrace
on
Friday.
Miss
Edith
Dodds
returned
on
Sunday.
every
evening.
'Do
you
tire
the
cannon
at
the
same
time
each
evening?"
he
asked.
No
Interest
No
Carrying
Charges
Mr.
and
Mrs.
North
of
Prince
W.
G.
S.
Mills
u.-ove
to
Prince
Rupert
arrived
on
Saturday
j
Rupert
on
Saturday,
accom-motnin;;
and
went
out
to
their
panied
by
Mrs.
Mills
and
Mrs
"Yes,"
the
soldier
replied.
"At
he
Queen
firs
cabin
at
Lakelse
Lake
where
gam
Kirkaldy,
who
will
trayel
six
o'clock
on
the
dot,
and
I
time
it
carefully
with
this
t
st
proem
Lion's
Gate
they
will
holiday
till
the
end
of
j
soutri
tQ
Vancouver,
this
month.
-
watch.
And
just
to
make
doubly
f
jit
!0
ViCCOU-
sure,
I
check
the
watch
every
day
by
the
big
clock
in
a
jewel
ler's
window
about
two
blocks
J
Phyllis
Brentzen
left
on
Sat-
Mrs.
J.
Howiett
of
Victoria
isjurday
for
her
home
at
Port
the
auest
of
her
son
and
daugh-
Simpson
after
a
holiday
spent
ier-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Steve
with
her
grandparents,
Mr.
and
Howlett.
Mrs.
Will
Robinson.
I
ves"
ir.i
how
jnery
tu
over
kfd
that
I
was
in
such
a
from
here."
Several
days
later
the
su
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!
We
also
talked
NOTICE
visit
to
South
Prince
Rupert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
Flowers
For
AU
Occasions
Joking
with
us.
FOR
ECONOMY
USE
1
m
others
from
lon't
lie
Mue
1
me.
The
eon-
-eneraily
about
wm.
He
told
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
'
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Daily
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
The
Daily
News
wishes
to
draw
attention
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
la
payable
In
advance
at
tne
oilict
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for
edver-tudng.
Those
desiring
to
advertise
In
this
manner
In
the
Dally
News
are
asked
to
assist
the
office
and
respect
this
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
"red
swimming
degrees.
Thai
Wood's
Industrial
Paper
Towel,
Cromax
and
Germax
Wax,
New
.
Ozium
and
Ozitox
Spraylets,
Dust-
'
bane,
Sisal,
Triumph
Mops,
West-.
x-r
,a
inghouse
Lamps,
Brodie
Brushes.
.
sf-t
go
swlm-i
pan.
He
also
Lei's
lace
the
facts
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Business
is
Not
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You
Desire,
If
You
are
Tired
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another
but
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Results
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that
the
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of
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