Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
of
course,
subject
to
system
and
method
and
an
illustration
of
what
a
comparative
smail
part
of
the
sea
means
as
a
food
source.
Ray
Reflects
DRES5
and
a
good
cigar.
Here's
hoping
some
of
the
numerons
old
veterans
Canada
will
have
011
her
hands
some
day
will
be
able
to
enjoy
life
as
long,
and
feel
equally
spry.
.
Monday.
May
22,
1S50
land
Reminisces
for
Sum-.l
li,
may
occur
in
the
future,
all
local
folks
able
to
relive
that
far
back
will
ever
remember
the
trim
.,ners
with
their
leJ,
while
and
blue
funnels,
cruiser
sterns,
and
echoing
sirens.
They
can
be
pictured
gliding
along
in
fair
wea-there
and
in
foul,
in
war
and
in
peace
arid
providing
background
and
associations
for
incidents
that
will
live
in
memory.
Pioneers,
truly!
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
ret
Teai.
'$8
00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
HERP
A6r
i,,
Wth
the
R.C.M.P.
attending
to
grievous
blunder
to
go
too
fur
in
either
direction.
Playing
politics
with
a
strung
diplomatic
raver
is
a
deUiate
bu;ii-.r
the
Sower.
What
d'ye
know?
This
isn't
-a
farming
country,
but
the
"ood
old
Farmers'
Almanac
is
still
going
strong,
and
printed
for
well
beyond
a
century.
Feel
like
making
a
wager?
We'll
bet
it's
still
packed
with
timely
little
facts
and
pictures
and
hung
on
a
nail
by
a
string
somewhere
in
the
kitchen.
You
can't
get
away
from
it
not
if
entertained
in
the
kitchen.
We
examined
that
almanac
years
before
exploring
the
alphabet.
law-breaking
in
British
Colum-i
bia,
rrerw
will
offences
such
as
j
arson
.nudity
and
the
dynamiting
!of
railway
bridges
be
regarded1
A
Call
For
Immediate
Action
;
It's
not
so
long
since
a
waterfall
nineteen
times
higher
than
Niagara
was
discovered
In
Venezuela
oh.
the
border
of
Brazil.
Verily
one
should
pay
admission
for
t
sight
like
that.
Bui
then,
think
of
Niagara!
It
ouht
to
feel
rather
proud
for
having
been
tht
star
attraction
for
millions
o:
newly-weds,
and
that
It
Is
ye.
;
But
what
bridal
couple
ever
saw
the
lofty
cascade
In
the
remote
wilderness
of
Venezuela?
That
scmthlng
else
again.
In
other
words,
where
will
the
Sons
of
Freedom
come
in?
One
could
have
a
reasonably
correct
suspicion.
,rvC
jyT
OF
THE
GOOD
v
M-n's
Pure
iAtKETS-blue
nr.
Reg
$
30
00.
Sow
(
Men's
Gabardir,e
SI,
est
styles
and
cw
fit.
Special
yng
Men;rc.
'"''J
prlleci
lit
From
Men's
Union
SiT
needle.
Rg.
Coo
Now
Only
A
truly
alarming:
state
of
affairs
was
revealed
1
recently
by
leaning
British
scientists
reyortinjj
!
to
the
Royal
Commission
on
Population.
Their
re-
!
search
shows
that,
if
the
current
decrease
in
repro-
i
Away
back
in
1909,
which
Is
41
years
ago,
a
real
estate
man
doing
business
In
this
city
always
referred
to
the
lonely
looking
place
destined
to
become
the
site
cf
a
cellulose
plant,
as
"Prince
Rupert's
industrial
annex."
We
forget
the
gentleman's
name,
but
he
was
Skeena's
best
guesser.
i,
v.
V
V
'Jt
Mens
HANDKFRciij;
-jiv
L'-x:ure.
Re
25
Vow
There
is
one
dentist
for
every
three
thousand
residents
of
Canada,
says
the
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Dental
Association
in
Toronto.
He
thir.ks
they
are
all
'
too
few.
Who
can
doubt
it
par-;
ticularly
if
he
lives
in
Prince
With
the
twenty-fourth,
and
July
first
near,
flag-flying
will
soon
be
in
order,
but
it
must
be
acknowledged
that
on
some
occasions
in
this
city
there
seem
to
be
more
bare
poles
than
the
national
colors.
Many
appear
to
have
the
Impression
that
this
is
not
through
indifference
or
possibly
disinclination,
but
because
of
not
enough
flags
to
go
around.
If
the
latter
is
the
true
cause,
then
it
is
a
deficiency
that
surely
could
be
easily
enough
corrected.
Boys'
IVIVDRREAf
i.
Fishing
for
cod
off
Newfoundland
has
kept
fleets
from
different
lands
occupied
for
centuries.
There
doubtless
was
a
time
when
no
oni
worried
over
how
long
to
stay
out
or
when
to
begin.
They
just
fished.
Today
of
course,
it
s
all
part
of
one
oj
the
world's
great
industries
and.
There
are
nine
survivors
of
the
Grand
Army
of
The
Republic
In
the
American
Civil
War.
Once,
there
was
a
total
of
409,489.
Each
of
the
nine
is
more
than
a
century
old..
The
most
elederly
It
109.
He
keeps
healthy,
closely
follows
the
radio,
likes
ice
cream
TONIGHT
iii'j'vcrprooi,
ail
'
7
S4
00.
Now
Boys'
PANTS
f,
,
school
u-car.
gc-xi
strong
F-orn
:
Wen's
SOXbre,
to
town,
for
drow
or
Frf""
f.
auction
continues
another
oO
years,
nearly
two
thirds
of
the
British
population
will
be
mentally
sub
normal.
i
Those
scientists
are
not
talking
of
hundreds
or
thousands
of
years;
they
are
talking
of
a
period
substantially
less
than
man's
present
life
span.
They
aralking
of
times
many
of
our
children'
will
know,
wKen
many
will
be
in
their
prime.
...This
is
a
condition
with
which
our
present
educational
system
can
not
cope.
This
is
a
matter
of
tto
inborn
ability
to
learn.
Teachers
cannot
tram
brains
when
they
do
not
have
the
raw
materials
frjjm
which
to
mold
them.
It
is
a
matter
for
immediate
attention,
more
dangerous
by
far
than
any
physical
catastrophe
that
might
confront
us.
Imagine
modern
weapons
of
destruction
in
the
hand.;
of
-morons
!
fVln
olden
days
Nature
took
care
of
the
balance
of
brains
as
well
as
all
other
aspects
of
life.
With
today's
development
of
civilization
and
civilized
thinking
the
weak
are
protected
and
nurtured.
They
Mr.
Gordon
suggests
clunigM
in
Canadian
National
shipping,
and
makes
mention
of
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
forty
years
old.
Well,
no
matter
what
i
l.enr
.
.
.
H0?i.
E.
G.
CARSON
Trygve
Lie,
after
his
meeting
with
Premier
Stalin,
told
a
press
conference
that
he
was
"not
dissatisfied."
Now
there
is
a
fair
example
of
under
statement.
There
was
little
else
in
the
way
of
substantial
news,
which
would
have
been
too
much
to
expect,
anyway.
Mr.
Lie's
announcement
was
scant
and
colorless
and
with
little
in
it
to
provide
a
readable
and
informing
story.
He
is
not
dissatisfied.
Well,
how
far
is
he
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-
i
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your
bnby
frt
nedlslr
from
'
teethine
fever,
corisiipation,
eras
pains
In
tomach
or
bowels
and
weakening
d.rt-
i
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up'.
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cf
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ws
baby's
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,
wet
ten
aour
little
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and
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aimple
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s)ery"
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dullinir
MINISTER
OF
live
full
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and,
if
they
are
Yot
capable
of
bringing
up
their
offspring,
a
benevolent
state
will
see
to
j
j
satisfied?
He
could
be
disappointed,
and
yet
not
be
wholly
dissatisfied.
Yet,
it
would
be
a
PUBLIC
WORKS
SIIINGOl
The
ideal
fir
effect.
Easily
crushed
to
a
powder
if
de-aired.
Baby's
Own
Tablets
have
been
Ua-d
with
confidence
and
success
for
over
66
yean
by
mothers.
Only
at
drux-Mts.
i
i
Shingles,.
Fences
rough
lumber.
Ik
j
X)Z
f-f'UKW
Discos...
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"
Vw,
r-L
,
0
"PUBLIC
a
variety
of
oil
it
that
the
children
live
and
reproduce
ineir
own
uk.
TMt
people
of
lower
mentality
reproduces
more
pvolifically
than
their
mental
superiors
is
the
tragedy
that
faces
us
today.
We
cannot
turn
back
to
Nature's
cruel
"survival
of
the
fittest"
days.
The
problem
must
be
attacked
fiom
another
direction.
Scientific
breeding
of
JiMians
is
neither
practicable
nor
desirable.
Sociologists
have
here
a
vitally
important
task
that
rmist
bpjackled
wholeheartedly
and
immediately.
colors.
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Co.
Ltd
Mnmf,
Farkini,
Sliippint
and
f
Extern
Star
Cartas
and
S'.i
HOTEL
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Prince
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C.
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Carlisle;
C.
Webster
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R.
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E.
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uj
siwow
MlrS
fed,
nT
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m
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itit
pmcnr
w5i
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it
r
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-
for
Oxyg'-n.
Acetyl
Wf'ldl.-S
supplies.
Hheld
Thursday
bv
the
Beliit
"
WM"ul-"'
"
ibairter.
Order
of
tht
Eastern
Vic
Abbot.
J.
T.
Dickens
J.
New-
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1
r
;
Ti
ibA.
Lindsay's
Car
MOHKfl
BUSlHtSS
is
BAD
for
Cars
In
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
as
in
anything
else,
you
get
exactly
what
you
pay
for
.
.
.
That's
the
reason
why
you're
wise
to
bring
your
Chrysler
Built
car
to
a
man
who
knows
it
best
.
.
.
Our
trained
mechanics
have
the
"Know
How",
to
make
repairs
quickly
saving
'ou
time
end
money.
They
use
only
factory
enaineered
and
insDect-H
Darts
and
spcial
factory
approved
eouip-
Pimert
Motors'
Ud
566
Service
Dept.
866
Parts
Dept
Etarwas
a
delightfully
su.-cess-
u
"
"
,'
fultffair.
The
banquet
room
of,
Vancouver;
H.
Craddoek,
Horse
Storage
Lfnj
Shoe
Bav:
Reg.
Williamson,
J
Ihe
Masonic
Temple
was
color-
Cor.
2nd
and
FaiSi
s'
M.
Brooke.
Edmonton;
D.
w.
LP
lul
with
manv
decorated
tables
Est.
1&10
Phone
.1
.
ruirutr.
run
onuiu,
ii.vT.i..,
-.
(Manv
ladies
who
called
were
Barclay,
H.
L.
Davis,
A.
E.
Zorn,
Mrs.
Ed
Martin
smiuiris,
u
rereived
bv
ton,
Oiit.;
A.
Fisk,
Prince
George:
1
TrTf0
TT
Via
a
Dnfn
t
a
If'
JI
(Worthy
Matron.
f.S.S.
STEAM
Kit
I
The
dnor
prize,
donated
bv
KauIcle
E
cannon,
Roch,
Kan-Gordon
and
Anderson,
was
won
sas;
wluiam
West,
Hazelton;
y
Shelford
Darton
and(
Mr
and
Mrs
A
Haupt
vakima,
Washington;
C.
A.
Anderson,
'
PRINCE
m
4bs
in
charge
of
Mrs.
T.
Wll-or&.
The
tea
table,
centred
wilh
Seattle;
G.
Coruer.
Burns
LaKe
k,wer.i
and
candles
of
emblem-
Rlckey;New
Westminster
RAILS
FOR
r
I
jitlc
colors,
was
greatly
admired
bv
the
ladies.
Pouring
were
Mrs.
tuthill,
Mrs.
J.
Armstrong,
Mr?.
W.
Robertson
and
Mrs.
J.
Mor
CARRY
A
TUNE
WHEREVER
3-
r,vLTr:r".;
nVrooked
.
Vancoir
Mr.
andMrs.
C.
H.
Sawlt.
wh6
have
continued
living
u:
New
Hazelton
since
the
sale
of
the
Enh.nc.
.
Uwty
S""'
e
brown.
Drin
fat
1.
off
all
buc
2
labl.P"0"
rison.
Serving
were
Mrs.
Tony
dreinn.
4
cupl.lBBY
S
",r
Muuard.
""'"
innfed.ent.
.nd
horo":
I,
Chill.
Serve
with
e!etable
For
Brlef
w"""""'
"
V
Take
l'i
pounds
minced
aK.
brown.
I
li
e
M.ke
t.atti.
try
Omineca
Herald,
left
last
week
fcrawiey,
,
on
Mrs.
J.
Mussallem,
Mrs.
"jd
LIBBY'S
""
ia
cup
i.tchip.
da,h
of
pepper
thil
.
cl...h
..usanes
with
YOU
GO...
with
this1
alaus.
sirrerr.
i
Thursdoy,
M
hek.ed
bun.
ry".TkY"
LIBBY'S
BBY'S
Swtct
Swtel
Mi"
Mi"d
''
IIUCe.
Dtliciou.'.
J
-
9f
W.
E.
Simmons,
Mrs.
T.
Lunn
a
lliv
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"c
Irs.
J.
T.
Doumont
and
Mrs.
S.
in
Ontario
for
about
six.
weeka
Wof)dside
while
her
husband
will
visit
in
Um-m-m!
at
11:15
FOR
KETC
Edmonton.
l
Thp
heme
cookin?
tah'.p
whs
WrON'KSPAY
4
For
E
Howe
Confirms
Writ'
CiTY
l
charge
of
Mrs.
W.
McAra.
Mrs.
Fv
Halliday
and
Mrs.
Flood.
Mrs.
ft.
Mitchell
and
Mis.
J.
E.
Alexander
were
in
charge
of
a
draw-
j
r
and
winners
of
grocery
hampers
were
Mrs.
J.
A.
Mac-I
Crepe
Soled
BE
BOPS
Sabot
Strap
011
Order
For
Paper
&
f
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-
RCA
Victor
BP-6C
Donald
and
Mrs.
Muriel
Vance.1
LONDON
O1
Trade
Minister
ham
donated
by
T.
Graham
Howe
today
confirmed
the
Men-was
won
by
Mrs.
F.
J.
Cearlev.
!
treal
report
that
the
British
gov-f
crocheted
tray
cloth,
donated
ernment
has
placed
a
25.000
tor.
by
Mr.
T.
Wilford,
was
won
ty,
newsprint
order
with
Canadiaf.
firs.
T
M::Meekin.
Donated
by
piup
and
paper
mills
following
Mrs.
F.
Dibb,
a
sunshine
cake,
talks
here.
Howe
said
"it
was
too
fas
won
by
Mrs.
S.
Darton.
A-,
earlv
yer
t0
discuss
otner
a
u
lotted
bi.scuits
were
won
by
Mrs.
of
tne
discussions
on
Anglo-Can-Lunn'
iadian
trade.
1
Convener
of
the
affair
was
Mrs.'S.
R.
Donaldson
and
Mrs.
'room
was
In
charge
of
Mrs
W
A.
Rlvett
was
cashier.
The
tea
Lamble
and
Mrs.
N.
McKay.
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outdoor
dancing.
That
handsome
case
is
of
plastic
and
lightweight
aluminum
with
a
special,
weather-resistant
finish.
Plays
on
its
self-contained
battery
the
second
you
lift
the
dial
cover,
or
on
AC-DC
house
current.
It's
a
star
performer
with
the
marvelous
tone
of
the
famous
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to.
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Throat"
....
$84.50
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new
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Course
-"Cedarwall"
Striated
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Shingle
that
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a
wealth
of
color
and
years
of
durability.
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and
privacy
in
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home
with
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We
have
the
largest
selection
of
samples
in
the
city.
When
you
ask
for
a
loan
at
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M.
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9
P-m"
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life,
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month
for
a
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repayable
in
12
monthly
instalment!
(equals
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intere'st
per
annum).
If
Also,
if
you
wish,
you
can
defer
the
payments
to
suit
your
budget.
The
terms
are
reasonable
and
the
down
payment
small.
FOR
ESTIMATES
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442,
BLUE
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