Prin
rc
Uupcrt
Da
Hp
rectus
Wt.in-i(iay,
February
9,
1949
,'Commf.rr,
Chamber
(TRADE
BOARD
Tl.e
rLartrr
uf
th,.
Pn,,,-,
Hii-
TflMM
I
F
F
PARKING
IS
CONSIDERED
C'hamlicr
of
Commerce
Is
Making
Recommendations
to
City
Council
Its
A
iVVI
il
II'
lb
-
NO
VACANCY
IN
.
C.N.
DIRECTORS
Untli
.siicii
;;ue
a.s
meancy
occurs
on
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
there
does
not
appear
to
be
much
chance
of
British
Columbia
umbia
having
having
representation
representation
'
or
on
7
pert
Board
of
Trade,
which
was
M
PL
Va
Ae
Ki
,'W1
open
into
Selectiiins
for
Year
Are
Made
by
Terrace
President
iTk
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Wfvk.
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Month
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v,
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taken
out
in
1906.
outdates
lin
Board
of
Trade
Act
of
Canada
G.
TERRACE
'
President
D.
1
This
is
the
I
",w,rau"8
interesting
informa-
Prince
Rupert
11
i-namoer
Chamber
oi
of
t
on
whicn
th
p,inp
lnc
jmurma-i
RllPert
T?,,0,r
Little
has
appointed
Terrace
and
.
board-
,.
,
,
rrJlh
Hon.
R.
W.
Mayhew
,
District
nic,t
1949
,0o
Board
narH
of
nt
By
Mail,
Pf-r
Month.
50c;
Per
Year,
'5.imi
'
'
xi:
Any
Story
of
Canada'
l.
.,
,
Commerce,
immerce,
on
on
recommendation
recommendation
1
of
its
municipal
committee
R.
H.
I
minister
of
fisheries
and
Brit
committees
as
follows:
ish
Columbia's
cabinet
minister
the
Sun
Life
Assurance
Compg
lory
of
"big
business"
because
m'tj
y
'
million
people
the
world
over
a-.
.
TzzTJu
Legislature
1
Open:
rei!n;
-
J
....
mi
xjl
uiiuiiei
ce
uurmer-ly
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
"of
Trade
has
received
from
Evan
McCormick,
field
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Parker,
chairman,
has
adopted
a
set
of
suggestions
regarding
1
restrictions
in
parking
of
cars
Finance-J.
H.
Smith,
D.
K.
has
written
to
the
Prince
Ru-Kerr,
O.
T.
Sundal.
i
pert
Chamber
of
Commerce
National
Afrairs-.W.
H.
Spen-
saying
that
tne
membership
oi
cer.
Dr.
F.
M.
B.
McGilvery,
J.
the
board
is
fixed
by
statute
at
Hagen.
i
Gcvan
f.,i
.
...
in
IJ
taction
and
security
of
Sun
Life
p0
011
Third
Avenue
which
will
be
U.NbllCUOUS
by
their
absent
from
nm-
c
isent
to
the
citv
oolier
enmmii.
1
commerce
in
Montreal,
who
I
i.
.
.
.
Studied
thl
rnncttriHnn
i
Tlir
ever-aron
iui?
iNU.,l,.
iii
summation
in
yesterday's
naner
of
lloty
i
ic-c
iui
us
consideration.
"
,
;
,;.
.
.
,
whirl!
is
enjoyed
liv
the
Sun
l.iie
III
11
his
t
or
t
anau.1
is
tine
to
tut-
iliverntv
i.-n.
mi.
jvidjriirw
jmurmeo
rne
;
Chamber
that
he
had
requested,
when
a
vacancy
does
occur
on
the
board,
a
British
Columbia
appointment
be
considered.
The!
anil
lilxTuhty
oi
the
Ciiiiaiiy
lilt-
asMimiKc
ohcifs.
to
t
tie-
.
uyiaws
oi
tne
local
Chamber
mgnwuys
u.
rai-nuaiiis.
;
The
recommendations
follow
a
wlth
..,nterest.,
The
Under
Pec-
Adams.
H.
Koch,
recent
conference
of
the
Cham-
retary
of
state
at
ou
"etj
j
industrial-Will
Robinson,
W.
ber
committee
with
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Coleman,
has
also
written
to
H
Spencer,
H.
C.
Sites,
rotterton,
chief
of
city
police,
the
Chamber
here
pointing
out
Entertainment
B.
R
Dodds.
when
parking
and
traffic
prob-
jjiuu-
that,
umi,
since
since
the
me
local
local
board"
board
out-
out-
Mrs-
mia-
'
H
G
sites'
Mrs-
A
H.
rharaclcr
ol
its
representatives
anil
to
the
promptness
ami
erfi
fielll'v
of
!ti
-iervit'e
!
unit....
local'
Chamber
has
been
urging
j
ami
i,
I'laniini
lh'
"K
iron,
,ri!!
a,lcaiifrs.:;
upon
which
the
provincial
Throne
Speech
forecasts
legislation
at
the
newly
opened
Victoria
session-
were
the
topics
of
sales
tax,
liquor
con-
ti-ol
and
labor
statutes.
Nevertheless,
it
is
almost
certain
that
British
Columbia's
Social
Security
and
Municipal
Aid
Tax
Act,
Liquor
Control
Act
and
the
Industrial
Conciliation
Arbitration
Act
will
come
up
for
d
Jems
on
Third
Avenue
were
fullv
riatps
thp
art
it
,,
Robert
holders,
ihroiriihout
it
entire
7(
years
history.
v
.-.,
,v
(i
3
iiui,
uri;t?3-
aiscusseci.
sarv
to
flip
.h
hv1.,.
Resolutions
D.
K
Kerr
C,
W
the
appointment
of
a
British
Columbian
to
the
C.N.R.
board
since
the
furthest
west
director
at
present
reside
In
Toronto.
""''it
ilia,,,...8
These
These
are
are
the
the
snerepst
suggestions
ions
Mirhipl
R
T?
Dnflrl
Last
year
alone,
payments
!
-'-ity..
""am
...
arnoMiitniK
to
more
than
SlUu.lNXl..
1
..
t.
H'lva,,,...
Membership
H.
Philip,
Mrs.
C.
J.
NorriiiRton,
Mrs.
C
R.
de
which,
it
is
believed,
will
great-1
ly
assist
in
traffic1
overcoming
A
letter
of
acknowledgement
IU")
were
made
to
Sm
l.ilc
jxiluy
holders
and
lieneticiaries.
nimiy.
"
-
...
i.xsa,
Li
1111
I
I
I
1
I
II
1U
m
Imh
THE
SCX
LIFi:
STORY
of
kindlinp
tor
fnr,v,,-L-cf
ifi
,
,
"'n
1
,
PaR
problems
and
will
has
been
received
by
the
Prince
Kerommeaux.
Kindling
ks
to
be
spai
thrown
during
1
'
this
wilt"
fourth
til
:
a,so
be
a
to-
the
safety
of
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
ABrlcuIture-H.
King,
C.
Lind-session
session
of
of
the
the
22lld
22nd
Leeislatin-p
Legislature.
While
Whilo
it
it-
is
not
Pedestrians
peuesmans
on
on
Third
Third
Avenue:
Avenue:
from
from
Hon.
Hon.
E
E.
C
C.
narson
Carson
minis
mm,..
strom'
A-
Gillanders.
r'w
is
made
mi
ot
manv
thousand
oi
individmil
remrds,
t
o
lia
sini)le
J.
Nor-
.
Radio
S.
Howlett.
C
rington.
W.
Osborne
Jr.
,,;J
I
That
both
sides
of
Third
Av-
ter
of
public
works,
to
corres-
j
enue
between
Third
Street
and
pondence
received
from
the
;
Fourth
Street
be
limited
to
Chamber
in
regard
to
Trans-
.
twenty-nunute
parking
from
8
Canada
Highway
development,
hnnian
ilmunient,
yet
ot
vilal
iniiortani
e
to
tlmse
roneenied:
The
Story
of
Mr..
M
B
H.
f?.
...
is
a
traxic
one.
Municipal
Affairs
C.
Michiel,
G.
McAdams.
Mrs.
W.
W.
Litre
1
httndred,
"orKers
1,1,4.
:
a.m.
io
6
p.m.
and
that,
xnif.nhie
particularly
in
regard
to
thr
the
'"I'V
rr
...
.
Wt'd
sh'"
'"M
hir
,ln-l,:"'d
signs
be
erected
in
this
area
YellwH?ad
route
leading
to-
Gr"P
A
.-UK,
I
wards
the
coast
at
Prince
Ru
in
do
.iiiioiin
nine
asci'
dent
and
was
left
alone
with
three
stniment
for
B.,
siiowmg
these
lestrictions.
I
That
all
taxi
stands
on
Third
Vtsr
pert.
Rooinson.
Iliioiic
Sites
W.
Rooinson,''
C.
Haugland.
H.
King.
Housing
H.
Spencer,
W.
Robinson,
G.
McAdams.
Delegates
to
the
Civic
Centre
Geoffrey
Lambly,
C.
A.
Kaul-beck.
i
e-.ter
rcii
DEAF?
-Here'sGoodNem!
i
hmuand
are
rFiminin
die
jo
aoJ
hap.
piw
ot
ht-innj
wh
a
reolimmar
ne
anil
Mnuitf
CLcmsmical
hearing
"id
that
t
ready
10
wear
wnlioui
mill-
idual
"hrun."
tosis
half
at
ls
(lian
halt
il
pru
of
etner
Uperun
In,
cost
(
,
of
a
rent
pet
hour
batlerr
com,
ilian
anr
ortter
unjlr-nmr
heann
till
oi
equal
power.
It
rn
the
KTrmuiH
o
th
Ami-ncan
Medttal
AtMMiaiion,
Council
cm
ehysaal
Aerxlifine.
Tin!
new.
liahtwrteht.
unvle-anil
hi-ar-ins
aid
is
the
prodiKi
of
the
mth
Hd,o
IJborarones.
orlti-famoas
lor
rhrir
Ml
year?
ol
reward!
and
leadership
in
r4i-
exiiuMYiHy.
Anyone
who
wmhn
to
tff
thi,
,Uiin
new
hearing
aid
can
do
so
for
Mdaf-a
home,
at
work,
anywhere
on
a
Itetr
Bet.
ter
or
Pay
iVoihina.
(money-b.iki
0rr.
If
you
w.mt
to
deli-ht
fannly
ami
fricn.lt
who
wunt
vou
to
hear
mni
w.
....
i:r..
..i
young
children
to
care
for
Tint
to
her
lin
vh:i
ml
rectxni.i.
Vcs,
thnr
,
(Avenue
between
McBride
Street'
and
Seventh
Street
be
allowed!
in
11,.
,
hdity
reaclitfl
heyon!
rj-ath.
aiiil
tti-
a
marked
off
parking
area
in
ard
but
also
realized
that
if
it
Snn
l.ile
l-aimlv
Inroine
iiohry
in-clieated
that
the
government
proposes
to
bring
in
...legation
to
amend
these
measures,
Throne
Speeches
are
often
notable
for
what
thy
leave
un-ud
rather
than
what
they
say.
So
we
need
not
be
"Ek:
-ybeon
thelegis-
The
contentious
matter
of
the
Liquor
Act
is
..
pretty
likely
to
find
itself
before
the
48-member
House
because
both
the
Canadian
Legion
and
the
provincial
Cabaret
Owners'
Association
are
sched-
u
led
to
bring
to
a
head
recent
demands
for
changes
ormer
the
right
for
members
to
drink
in
uny
branch
and
the
latter
want
drinks
with
meals
and
cocktail
lounges.
;
As
for
the
three
percent
sales
tax
some
changes
'
are
still
mooted,
notably
an
increase
in
the
minimum
of
non-taxable
meals,
a
proposal
brought
in
i
front
of
their
reactive
stands
was
Prevented,
a
great
hardship;
with
each
taxi
ooerator
tn
h
would
be
worked
on
transfer
provides
tor
the
tamily
until
the
youngsters
arc
grntvn
up,
anil
then
gives
tn
tlte
widow
a
regular
inrome
tor
hie.
from
tl
d
270
LOAVES
TO
BARREL
men,
therefore
it
hesitated
.to'
allowed
one
stand
and
space
Bw(itij.
make
a
recommendation
!
One
barrel
nf
flnm-
mn.u.
wis
C.J.S.
W.i
.
Good
S.ICUTMP
(sufficient
to
park
one
or
two
cars
depending
the
number
V
I
cars
beioiieiii"
to
1
hp
crn
rwl
The
report
of
the
committee
ered
sufficient
to
make
an
to
considerable
discussion
era"e
of
270
one-pound
loaves
"
lw.
IU
j
-That
no
designated
parking
-Ma-vor
Arnold
believed
that
01
bread-spaces
be
allowed
on
Third
Av-
Parking
meters
were
the
onlv
ef-
.
.
.
who
all
his
lift
looked
ahead.
'Unity
years
ax
Ik-
paid
Ins
first
premium
on
a
Sun
Life
Retirement
policy.
Last
October
he
made
Ins
final
business
trip
and
.
1
V.
,
,,,V
Iff.
ihem.
i.tjt
drop
a
posirard
to
the
ciwh
I
Awn
enue
between
McBride
Street
fective
answer
to
main
street
CHANC5F
rw
innprco
'
-v'-l"
V"0"
of!njd
Lai-lf
and
Seventh
Street
for
business
f"Wn-
nk
Skinner
thought
f
"ZZ
or
commercial
cars
excentin"
that
taxi
stands
should
be
on
T
.
t'ernational
Savings
iiear
Brmr
m
t
Nothm,
MiKie
the
uarkin,,
s.
r
.
I
side
street
.Top
s,tt
,,,,,,.,
Institute,
established
at
Milan
r.,,h.e
m'k"'
"
"'
Ze,
I
i
si
'
S
SUN
LIFE
OF
Q
mat
U1U1,
traffic
ainc
was
was
sufficient
sufficient,
to
to
ct
.1
wu,tu
lu
"m"
il
i'tt
'
t.
2,
aiuis
as
denned.
sterdam.
poro;.
Jft
of
Comimi,
-vv
me
ivdiiway
isrotneriiood
lobby
rni
T1!,
n
rs
r
s-i
T-i
.
"
J
'
tt
i
.
That
That
all
all
buses
buses
be
be
nmhihiipH
prohibited
justlfv
stringent
parking
regula-
Ef
railiei
l.ller
will
rwnr
H
isiiy
nt
il
cimr
(
I
i(s
m.v
also
hr
uiUitif.
,M
.
'
uuMeti
io
advance
the
abor
trom-
loading
or
unloading
on
nons-
AId-
Harold
Whalen
T.
A.
MrKKOWN.
Init
Se--i
.useioi
cnanges
in
the
Industrial
Conciliation
and
I
d
Avenue-
doubted
if
the
Third
Avenue
FArbitratiori
Act.
That
stP
s'Ss
be
.erected
at
ParklnB
situation
was
so
serious.
'
-
TU,
U
r
-j
ial1
five
approaches
to
the
in-
E'
T-
APP'pwhaite
pointed
ou;
I
1
ne
leffa
lZatlnn
JIT
ma
VIVO
inn
,
i
ln.
,(;....
...
..
thai
tl,
;:,
E.
T.
APPLEWIMITC,
loci
R-J
Enjoy
Restful
"
'""'fs"IJi'c
is
nut
iiKeiy
10
o'-ioi-i.iuii
ox
ivicwruie
Street
and-
ptiucipai
(iiincuiiv
a.)
m
ttf
Opf?
......
i-tfii..-.
W
i
iuuu
avenue.
icaicii
iu
De
Detween
Sixth
and
meet
with
much
opposition
in
numbers
except
That
That
pecle!
pedestrian
lanes
be
Seventh
Streets.
Aid.
T.
possiblv
for
somp
nf
th
eimft
-
!
B.
Sleep...
i
-V
MM..
mack
observed
uowrvea
that
mat
the
the
n
1
"
""",V1
011
at
all
.t,WU
,.
i"""
intersectioi.o
only
v..v.v.llls
uuniHci
oi
agriculture,
Ci
I
l1
rank
""V
A
Putnam
Ulllcllll
011
Thlrd
Avenue
from
McBride
comPlai"ts
about
parking
h.;d
Kill
1,
1
I
.
J
Dl
A.
i
.
ST.
.
,
,
.
,
.
unnv
r"-Nvho
has
already
expressed
bimsolf
,m
.,-i-..
1111'
oueei
to
Third
Street
thu
LU!"C
me
Chamber
nf
-
-
w.c
niduci,
.
a.'.
...
,
DULL
I
ret
marking
marking
tn
to
ho
be
rf
done
after
roads
Commel'ce.
Any
parkin?;
o.-
,
)ava
-
K
,
,
Tliivi-1
.
nit-
opposition
lias
recnn
ei
t
rlouivQ
,
.,i
or
W-
ta.-
lltiifir.
t
t
i
i
,
.
.
.
u
IC
.".ui
r,Cctl
uic
-ue
"ttve
Deen
umi
repaired
lepairett
and'
and'
hard
impm
op
connned
Mior
Tiil,,oi-.,
i.
i-i
....
i
DRINK
DELICIOUS
VAUIEIE
It
to
the
Post,
Office
block,
W.
M.
4S
l!l-t(i-!ft
"mu.Mnw
acc
wnicn
prohibits
the
suliacea-
manufacture
and
sale
of
margarine
in
the
m-oviW
The
comniitee
i"d
ai,o
rec-
The
Throne
Speech
indicted
I
fhf
t.l
l!f
;
a
to
hour
the
watts
believed.
Aid.
W.
F,
S,tone,
chairman
of
the
city
council's
police
committee,
was
already
considering
measures
being
AT
BEDTIME
.
"
Kvciiiiiieia
j."-viiiB
uom
a
a.m.
to
6
pm
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MouJd
recommend
to
the
session
removal
of
the
;0n
Thil'd
Avenue
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in
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1
LU,1UU1S
government
.P"tiem
for
the
city
council
to
lied
0
0,1
sa,e
of
margarine
were
not
ir"
swo-
;
The
various
subjects
on
which
the
Throne
'
WrSZTtX
oS
hpeech
generalized
such
as
public
works,
educa-
("eated
a
serious
haz-
K
Hundreds
of
busa.',
,?.'ess
your
cieepf.-;
Valentine's
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tie
assortmoni
of
;
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.
exquiJui'Si
uu
.ai
assistance,
Facific
Great
Eastern
Railway
industrial
development
and
flood
control
offer
plenty
of
scope
for
talk
among
the
solons
and,
undoubtedly,
there
will
be
plenty
Valentine
Candy
ANNE'S
;
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verses
s
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belong
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is
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a
BMnpr
Block
1
CHILDREN'S
PHOTO
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ONE
DOZEN
PORTRAITS
FOR
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For
Appointment
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at
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t.
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11
:
DIFFERENCE
in
LUBRICANTS
Our
Chafwis,
Lubricant
is
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it
m
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this
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lubri.
tant.
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you
pay
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ror
yr
lubrication
lo
not
job
and
?
too
.
buy
a
W71RII
Ol'T
type
grease
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PHONE
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Green
381
Nearly
40,(MM
cheques
worth
tnmi.tiu.
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oonars
covering
last
year's
Compulsory
Savings
Refund
for
l!M-,re
still
unclaimed.
They
belong
to
Canadians
who
have
changed
their
name
or
address,
or
both,
since
1943,
and
failed
to
notify
the
Government.
This
year,
cheques,
which
are
going
heaging
worth
up
to
as
much
as
S15,000,fK)O-shonldbe
going
out
this
March
to
as
many
as
200,000
Canadians
for
the
return
of
1943
and
1944
Re-fundable
Savings.
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proper
names
or
Do
m,y
of
these
rejuud
,
ktquMnng
to
you?
.
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you
changed
you
name
r
address,
or
hoih,
since
194?
ad
haven'c
notified
the
Government?
lf'V
weurge
vu
to
fill
in
h
Change
dddress
Card
and
mail
it
.,
as
yot,
'ptissibly
can.
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find
these
cards
at
any
Post
Office.
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Construction
-
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-
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.
.
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quick
drying
high
quality
enamel
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fc:
room,
bedroom,
children's
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rumpui
rm
that
demands
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colorful
efiects
and
extra
i
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wide
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of
colors.
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