t
'rk
his
THIS
AND
THAT
own
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
Pronounce
ta.k
A
I
"In
It,
first
g.
ax
In
n
,
"'
01.
SffnnJ
w
w
w
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-
1..
What
Is
wrong
with
this
ah,B
'
,
,
ant
second
sentence?
"Every
student
must
f,'
n.l
lhc
third.
3
ptnuc
flupctt
Dallp
J3etos
Lto.
Saturday,
June
5,
1943
Waterfront
Whiffs
State
nt
u.Z
"n-
work
their
own
problems."
measure
or
extent
.
eqwl
H-s
in
a
uJu!;t
n,
2.
What
Is
the
correct
pro
nunciatlon
of
"incognito?"
,
o
1
1
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i.
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i
MORALS
CASE
IS
ADJOURNED
In
city
police
court
Thursday,
James
Lee
Pope,
a
recent
arrival
from
Vancouver,
appeared
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
on
a
charge
of
indecent
assault
involving
an
Il-year-old
boy.
The
case
was
adjourned
until
June
8
for
preliminary
hearing.
A
charge
of
theft
against
William
James
Halliwell
was
adjourned
until
today
for
hearing.
Halliwell
is
charged
with
the
theft
of
a
radio
from
a
boat.
Leonard
Ryan
and
Charles
Alexander,
each
charged
with
vagrancy,
a.
miiuu
uuc
uj
llicsc
wurus
to
anilllur
-South.
Is
misspelled?
Preposterous,
pre-
!
,
dominant,
prespectlve.
4.
"What
docs
the
word
"com-1
T1
""KINKING
i.aKe
mensuration"
mean?
1
ro:a
Si't
i.e
in
5.
What
Is
a
word
beginning
w
covrrs
a"
""'lot
about
i
with
ve
that
means
"very
ar-
.
"rc
nul,'s-
lt
than
Two
Million
Pounds
of
Halibut
In
Four
Days
An
Incident
Here
With
the
Soviet
Port
Day
Committee
Seeks
Counsel
and
Work
dent?"
Answers
Walked
Here
From
Terrace
Former
Usk
Man
Did
Not
Even
Get
His
Feet
Wet
Edgar
Baxter,
who
has
been
working
with
the
Canadian
National
Railways
section
gang
at
Usk,
walked
over
the
railway
grade
from
Terrace
to
Kwinitsa
this
week
without
even
getting
his
feet
wet.
He
started
out
Tuesday
morning
and
followed
the
wrecked
track
all
the
way.
It
was
laden
with
silt
to
a
depth
of
two
feet
at
some
points.
He
had
to
use
a
boat
to
cross
water
at
Shames.
Tuesday
night
he
spent
at
Ex-stew
in
the
station
house.
He
hitch-hiked
in
on
a
truck
from
west
of
Kwinitsa.
There
are
two
big
washouts
on
the
line,
Baxter
says.
The
largest
is
west
of
Salvus.
Another
is
at
Shames.
There
are
also
several
smaller
washouts.
At
some
points
the
tracks
arc
tilted
over
and
carried
out
of
place.
Baxter,
who
is
heading
for
the
1.
Say,
"Every
student
must
Watch
tut-
ctast
were
fined
$10
ar.d
costs
by
the
magistrate.
TODAY
ON'LY-6:50-!i:l5
In
the
four-day
interval
since
Area
Two
closed
on
Tuesday,
almost
2,000,000
pounds
of
halibut
have
been
landed
"at
this
port
by
boats
of
the
American
and
Canadian
fleets.
Landings
for
the
season,
up
to
Friday
totalled
7,154,000
pounds,
a
drop
of
more
than
2,000,000
under
the
1947
season.
AW
U
U
I
S
I
A
IN
DING
PlCTURrf
"STATE
OF
THE
UNION'
TKACY
-
IltiLISUltN
-
VAN
JOHNSON
DON'T
MISS
IT!
..
Landings
here
since
last
Saturday
have
totalled
2,104.000
pounds,
of
which
1,522,000
A
minor
international
problem
j
arose
at
the
wharfside
here
yes-t.prdav
when
the
Russian
vessel
pounds
were
from
Canadian
TV
Gt-orf
Mallhrw
AJimi
Vr.ir.,
fm
HOWLING
SCHEDULE
June
8
Cosmos
vs.
Orange
Savov
vs.
Varieiv.
Manson's
vs
Comets:
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs
Toilers.
Annette
s
vs.
Weslvlew
June
10
Luckv
Strikes
vs
Rosa
Lee'.
Scubv's
vs.
Coasters
Moose
vs.
Miller
Bav:
Blower
vs.
Bankers.
Big
Bisters
vs
Sweet
Sixteen.
June
15
Variety
vs.
Orange
Manson's
vs.
Tollers:
Watt
A
Nickerson
vs.
Westview.
Lucky
Strike
vs.
Cosmos.
June
17
Blowers
vs.
Coasters
1
Scubv's
vs.
Rosa
Lee's.
Moose
v
Bin
Sisters:
Annette's
vs.
Sweet
Sixteen.
Miller
Bav
vs.
Cornels
HOT
SHOT
When
the
planet
Mercury
is
in
the
part
of
its
orbit
closest
to
the
sun,
the
temperature
on
the
side
facing
the
sun
is
about
773
degrees
Fahrenheit.
boats
and
582,000
from
Ameri-
Cnukotka
warped
up
to
the
can-
'
C.K.R.
dock
to
take
on
fresh
Canadian
landings
for
the
water.
There
might
be
a
moral
whole
season
have
been
5,602,000
tn
it
but
if
there
is
it
is
a
moral
pounds
while
the
total
from
Am-
based
on
common
sense
and
"Si
SUNDAY
MIDHITE
AND
"Lets
go
in
you
might
learn
something!
erican
vessels
has
been
1,522,000.
1
might
be
carried
beyond
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
logging
More
than
half
the
Canadian
1
realm
of
shipping
and
into
in-
'
camps,
thinks
it
will
take
from
six
weeks
to
two
months
to
get
the
trains
running
again.
'
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
d
Reflections
landings
have
been
marketed
!
ternatlonal
diplomacy,
through
the
Fishermen's
Co-op
Anyway,
the
Chur.otka,
being
which
took
3,865,000
pounds,
ac-
a
former
German
vessel,
has
fit-cording
to
the
daily
landing
re-
tings
guaged
on
the
metric
scale
ports.
There
were
3,289.000
whjCh
is
different
from
the
inch-
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBER1A
LEE
Q.
What
should
a
hostess
do
when
she
is
entertaining
sever
foot
system
used
in
these
parts.
Ivan
became
aware
of
it
when
he
tried
to
connect
his
ship's
hoses
to
wharfside
water
outlets
to
fill
pounds
sold
on
the
exchange.
During
the
1947
Area
Two
season,
which
lasted
42
days,
9,437,-000
pounds
were
landed
her-i
A
Russian
deep
sea
ship,
"Honk
Hack
Had
Hap-Hazard
bound
lor
Vladivostok,
called
at
Hoist!"
al
guests
and
one
of
them
shows
i
8,087,500
from
his
tanks.
plainly
that
she
is
thoroughly
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
to
take
bored?
on
water.
The
red
flag
drooped
A.
Ignore
It
and
devote
all
from
her
stern,
her
hull
is
biack
and
1,423,500
from
the
fleets,
Canadian
boats
from
American.
Once,
Prince
Rupert
entertained
a
man
who
had
been
president
of
the
United
States.
and
CAGES
your
attention
to
the
others.
A
and
the
black
smokestack
is
en
The
problem
called
for
a
reasonable
compromise
which
was
finally
settled
and
Chukotka
eventually
began
taking
on
her
600
tons
of
water.
Of
course,
there
was
the
inevitable
comment
from
a
dock-side
wag
that
the
Russians
must
K.
HOIST,
SKIPS
AERIAL
TRAMWAYS
guest
who
is
this
rude
will
of
circled
with
red.
The
boat
is
on
Portly
and
pleasant
he
was
Mr.
course
not
be
invited
again.
the
correct
short
cut
for
home.
w-
H-
Taft-
Tnis
was
awav
back
Q.
Should
every
guest
at
a
There
is
no
other
railway
port
ln
tne
davs
lust
after
tne
"rst
wedding
reception
congratulate
jn
America
as
handy
to
Vladi-
reat
War.
He
was
guest
of
the
the
bride
and
bridegroom?
vostok.
Wonder
if
the
water
Is
Canadian
Club
at
luncheon
with
A
ThP
hrirlpffi
nnm
should
be
'
chlorinated?
the
late
Judge
Young
in
the
MON.
SHOWS
AT
2:30
-
7:0(1
-
8:30
i
have
heard
that
Prince
Rupert
I
w
n.
.
ja
.
.
...
2
congratulated,
but
not
the
chair.
Mr.
Taft
was
ample.
He
had
an
amiable
look
and
an
al-
VVi
has
stopped
chlorinating
its
and
had
come
from
Van
I
One
should
extend
best
bride
Duck
Tikp
has
Misr.nrvnnH
nn
mm
ADDED
FEATURE
VM.
(JAIlfiAN
MAKY
I5KTI1
IH'iilllS
in
WATERFRONT
AT
MIDNITE
'
'""''
3
.
wat
water
Jf
Mk.
coir
couver
for
happiness
to
to
fill
his
tanks
here.
1
wishes.
the
growth.
It
is
situated
between
mosl
muslcal
cnucKle'
Rosthern
and
Prince
Albert.
!
That,
however,
was
a
slight
ex-
bride.
Q.
Is
it
permissir-lc
to
ask
a
Saskatchewan
and
when
the
re-
When
rivers
flow
over
fields,
2
IrSf
aggeration.
Capt.
Alexeev's
or-
WESTERN
BRIDGE
mi
m
fx
.
.
I
iginal
intention
was
to
take
on
friend
to
introduce
you
to
other
hellion
broke
ln
the
spring
of
silt
can
enrich
soil
but
not
when
fuel
as
well
but
he
found
that
people?
"85
there
was
a
massacre
there,
it's
overdone.
That
is
the
silua-
there
was
apparently
none
to
A-
Not
unless
you
are
sure
the
P.
M.
Ray
who
returned
this
tion
at
present.
The
composi-
4
STEt
FABRIC
A
TORS
LTD
VANCOUVER,
8
C
would
be
mutual
week
from
Saskatoon,
where
he
tion
of
silt
can
include
plenty
ELECTRICAL,
spare
at
this
port.
meeting
P
su'
Chukotka,
a
passenger-cargo
attended
the
Legion
Convention,
of
material
more
of
a
handi-
Q.
When
the
ice
cream
Is
managed
to
visit
Duck
Lake,
cap
than
benefit
if
there
is
to
served
on
pie,
should
the
ice
where,
more
than
40
years
ago
be
fertility.
The
farmers
of
B.C.
vessel
of
10,000
tons,
is
registered
at
Leningrad
"but
was
formerly
a
part
of
the
German
-
South
African
line.
She
was
taken
by
:ream
be
eaten
with
a
spoon?
he
was
employed
in
a
bank.
He
are
going
to
require
all
the
as-
A.
No,
the
iork
snouid
oe
remembered
a
few
folks
but
sistance
they
can
be
given.
used.
FIXTURES
APPLIANCES
,
CLEANERS
SERVICE
PHONE
WRITE:
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENQINSERS
the
Russians
as
a
war
prize.
Her
interior
appointments
show
m
Duck
Lake,
smaller
than
ever,
is
just
a
dusty
spot
on
the
bald
prairie.
SUGAR
WAS
LUXURY
'
i
In
the
14th
century
when
Venice
imported
sugar
from
the
signs
of
a
vanished
luxury
and
that
If
the
written
formula
for
a
successful
Port
Day
can
dc
composed
after
the
event,
the
jn
Orient
it
was
so
costly
that
only
They
had
car
smashes
critic
is
the
logical
man
to
take
Prince
Rupert
even
as
far
back
tne
wealthy
could
afford
it.
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
PHONK
Bit
313
TIIIRM
AVUNl'K
WUST
BOX
IS1
Iron
and
Brass
Oastings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
a
leading
part
in
making
the
as
1910.
We
learn
that
on
De-
i
next
Port
Day
a
success.
And
cember
29
Harry
Sykes
backed
I
i
FRUSTRATED
FIGHTERS
that,
the
committee
feels,
is
an
into
a
plate
glass
front,
then
i
The
longest
boxing
match
on
invitation
to
work.
,
broke
a
candy
kitchen
window,
'record
was
between
Andy
Bowcn
:
and
then
jolted
into
a
street
ex-
and
Jack
Burke
at
New
Orleans,
The
Great
Barrier
Reef,
the
cavation,
to
lay
on
Its
side
with
1893.
The
110-round
fight
lasted
world's
largest
coral
reef,
guards
motor
still
running.
The
Even-:
for
.seven
hours,
19
minutes
be-the
east
coast
of
Australia
for
ing
Empire's
alliterative
minded
fore
the
referee
called
it
"no
more
than
1,200
miles.
headline
man
put
It
this
way
I
contest."
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMIL1
and
MININO
MACHINERY
The
Best
In
Boys'
Clothes
Whether
it's
for
graduation
days
or
everyday
wear,
whether
it's
for
seventeen
year
old
or
five
year
old
HEAIKilMKTEUS
FOR
BOYS
WEAR'
RUPERT
MENS
&
BOYS
STORE
her
woodwork
is
badly
in
need
of
varnish.
'
The
1948
Port
Day
committee,
spearheaded
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
but
with
strong
backing
from
representatives
of
the
fishing
industry.
Is
planning
to
make
this
year's
Port
Day
the
best
yet
and
is
not
passing
up
any
offers
for
support
from
any
quarter.
After
the
1947
Port
Day,
the
Dally
News
published
a
letter
to
the
editor
which
pointed
out
in
no
uncertain
terms
the
failings
of
the
marine
gala.
Thiit
there
were
failings
no
one
will
disagree.
Some
events
draggrrl
and
there
were
organizational
difficulties
that
were
not
completely
ironed
out.
Putting
on
a
celebration
of
that
sort
is
a
complex
thing
that
requires
ideas
By
Chic
Yotini-
-He's
the
Listless
Type
BLONDIE
Father's
Day
June
20
A
Nice
Selection
of
FATHER'S
DAY
CARDS
Now
on
Display
-at-
P
w
6
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FfedJI
j
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"jn
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want
you
fjrfh
tcrc?
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afternoon
Jrjg
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JLr
DEI
and
work
by
a
large
group
es
Chandler
&
Cowgill
Photographer
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging;
Box
645
216
4th
St.
pecially
work.
n
(i
an
ill!1
1
z
So
at
this
time,
bef
i
e
Port
Day,
it
is
felt
by
the
committee
that
it
might
be
a
good
idea
if
incipient
critics
take
a
hand
in
promoting
its
success
rather
than
waiting
until
after
it
is
over,
then
blasting
it
for
its
shortcomings.
It
was
suggested
at
Thursday
night's
committee
mectln;;
The
Popular
'
S.S.
Tattletale!
now,
dont
tell
the
crrneR
pups
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sails
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Quiet,
Pleasant
Place
to
Live
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Rooms
Redecorated
Kpriitg-Fllicd
Mattresses
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Proprietor,
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BUILDERS
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CONTRACTU
TESTED
This
scientific
instrument
tell
ui
what'
wrong
when
you
bring
your
watch
in,
and
it
tells
you
it's
right
when
.you
take
it
away
Faster,
more
economical
repairs,
with
printed
proof
of
accuracy.
BULGER'S
HOTEL
Carl
Zarclli,
Prop.
Altera1101"
Reuairt
Construction
Phone
37
T.O.
Box
W
Floor
Sanding
a
Specialty
FRASE,STPpT
Prince
Rupert
Phone
RED
561