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13,
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Ray
Reflects
...
and
Reminisces
.
.
.
I
in
the
Uroundhog
ione
it-niains
It
is
orobable
local
old
timers
.
nhrnkpn
Yet
thpre
was
a
.
&s
independent
newspaper
ooiotM
w
cc
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
.
.Hid
U
oommucttm
)mpr:,n,g
northern
nd
central
British
Columbia
(AatnorUsed
u
faecotm
Clwa
Mtil.
Post
Oftle
Department.
Ottawa)
Published
ever?
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
frtnrt
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
a.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
ATOIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
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lit
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PRECIPTIOH.
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WRi,
I
Special
livina
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria
h
.u
vftenin-
fame
as
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
'exceed
the
number
still
located
&
o
nl(.h
grade
coal
was
'
"
'
Ai
By
Mall.
Per
Month.
60c;
Per
Year.'
5
00
MEN'S
Ali.W0ft'!
JACKETS
A
1
at
MEN'S
and
Y0,J
Sl
ITS-Worsti,
double-breast,,
els.
Special
MEN'S
TROl'Sij
dines,
tweed,,
assortment,
Jt(
Special
UCV'
Iiiiil,.
here.
Reasons
are
natural
lndeed
a
flct
There
are
resid-enough.
Many,
as
age
came
on,
entg
Qf
Rllpert
today,
who
never
returned
to
where
they
origin-
eyen
hear(J
of
u
How
often
do
ally
came
from.
Some
moved
y(JU
Ke
Ule
words
"Groundhog"
gouth
for
family
considerations.
jn
prlnt
hear
them
,n
conversa.
Others
felt
the
urge
to
know
,
U()n
or
QVer
the
alr?
.
larger
city
life.
How
satisfactory
i
!
the
change
might
be
is
another
?ory.
'
There
is
said
to
be
not
less
History
is
oniy
being
re-
the
than
a
hundred
miles
of
Oround
oeated
Every
big
town
on
S
Kts
Hog
coal
field,
not
so
far
from
has
always
had
two
dtSn-the
where
this
is
being
written
The
of
originals
and
location
roughly
described
3
those
who
became
the
real
mmmmmSmmmsassmBSSiSSSLm
'
K
"r.ns
an
SHIRTS
-
liU
from
j,,
BOYS1
T
SHirts
j"
KltS
Latest
ltyi
builders.
point
on
the
C.N.R.
or
north
of
ihnnt
the
ule
lerrace-nazeiion
region.
Ic
inmothlntf
""""
r,
.
.
,
sorlment.
Spcdiln
Calgary
Stampede
that
makes
f"
",r"
n,MIU
4;
DI
coal
baron
became
Interest-never
a
fellow
wish,
assuming
he's
tf
For
a
while
the
t
tion
been
there,
he
had.
Lasted-
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Camosun
Friday,
5
p.m.,
Catala
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
Port
Simpson
Sunday,
11
p.m.
Frank
J.
Skinner
Prince
Rupert
Ajrent
Third
Avenue
Thone
5(18
..ititnHo
nf
Khnnt.liiB
!
"ueu
line
uie
apuruueu
ui
ac-
week,
But
tion
on
a
major
scale.
BOYS'
WOOL
itli
l
rANTS
Semi-Urr'
sort
men
t.
Spniaij
BOYS'
SCII
0
01
Blue
ant
khak
Special
sweating
westerners
gloried
in
was
Rhondda
died,
and
since
then
enlnvinff
themselves.
It
the
greatest
attendance
in
the
history
of
Canary's
favorite
annual
blow-out.
Well,
perhaps
next
year!
there
were
times
when
it
almost
seemed
the
Groundhog
had
also
succumbed
.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia
continue
to
challenge
enterprise
and
en-
1
f,
li4
,ffl
-.iai
Mi-inn
t
m
)
-i
.:Cti,i.t
,
,
9
Juneau
people,
seeing
whales
-
"
"
having
their
breakfast
nour
I
ways
will.
But
so
far
as
any
HATTER'S
NIGHTMARE
The
stove-pipe
at
the
left
is
perched
on
the
head
of
Calgary's
Mayor
James
C.
Watson,
to
go
with
the
bright
yellow
cutaway
and
trousers
presented
to
him
by
Toronto's
delegation
to
the
Calgary
Stampede.
The
old-time
carnival
outfit
was
a
swap
for
the
cowboy
suit
and
stetson
sported
by
Toronto
Mayor
Hiram
E.
McCallum,
right,
which
he
received
from
the
western
city
when
its
Stampeders
came
to
Toronto
last
fall
to
take
the
Dominion
football
title.
(C.
P.
Phoo)
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
SMITH
&
EL'
inerence
to
n,
is
concerns,
came
deeply
concerned
if
not
Groundhog
might
Just
as
well
excited.
The
sight
was
most
un-
1
not
exist-
Yet
11
s
there
and,
usual
as
well
as
entertaining.
as
good
as
it
was
in
1910.
j
Townsite
engineers
at
Prince
Juf
"
E
jpert
back
in
1908
and
'09,
in'
i
Just
because
a
man
boreV
letters
home
mentioned
seeing
fm
ithin-
observes
a
student,
whales
playing
around
in
the
of
the
tlmps-
"
does
not
follow4.
harbor
.
The
novel
news
was
he
is
a
Communist.
He
mav
be
R.
E.
MORTIMKIt
324
2nd
Ave.
fNear
CFPR.
yllcan
Big
Concern
IDEA
of
the
scope
of
the
Aluminum
Company's
AN
operations
may
be
drawn
from
its
.
.most
recent
annual
report.
Excerpts
follow:
"During
1948,
the
subsidiary
and
associated
'
companies
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
Limited
conducted
operations
in
mining,
smelting
and
semi-.
...
fabricating
in
some
23
countries
of
the
world.
.
They
marketed
their
products
in
more
than
80
countries,
virtually
in
every
country
of
the
world,
except
Soviet
Russia.
Primary
aluminum
shipments
from
Canada
were
consigned
to
37
countries.
"Despite
the
high
level
of
activity
in
1948,
the
sup-
ply
of
aluminum
was
not
sufficient
to
meet
-the
strong
world
demand
which
was
called
forth
by
a
combination
of
factors.
One
was
the
continuing
shortage
of
competing
materials,
another
the
high
level
of
construction,
and
the
third
(of
fundamental
importance)
the
widespread
popularity
and
ac-
:
ceptance
of
aluminum,
by
virtue
of
its
natural
ad-;
vantages
in
a
greater
variety
of
uses."
THEO
COLL
ART
RUPERT
mourns
the
loss
of
another
of
PRINCE
its
good
pioneer
citizens
in
the
passing
in
his
native
Belgium
in
the
town
where
he
was
born
of
J.
J.
T.
(better
known
as
"Theo")
Collart.
He
is
another
of
those
enthusiastic
pioneers
who
.
came
here
forty
odd
years
ago
and
put
their
"
means,
their
confidence
and
their
energy
into
the
building
up
of
the
community.
Today
their
ranks
are
rapidly
thinning
just
as
the
vision
they
saw
of
.-
-the
great
future
of
this
city
and
district
is
com-
-mencing
to
be
realized.
""""r
""-
It
is
but
the
irony
of
history
that
the
pioneers,
-
7
who
do
much
like
Mr.
Collart
and
so
many
others
have
done,
should
pass
on
before
they
are
able
to
reap
the
reward
and
satisfaction
of
relizing
the
things
for
which
they
worked
and
strived
to
see
the
culmination
of
their
confidence
and
their
beliefs.
...
Like
many
others,
Theo
Collart,
in
his
own
way,
helped
conscientiously
and
effectively
in
the
building
up
of
the
city
in
which
he
spent
the
past
years
of
his
life.
He
will
be
missed
by
many
friends,
particularly
those
of
the
"good
old
days."
He
was
a
good
soldier
and
a
good
citizen.
Sympathy
is
extended
to
his
son,
Robert,
and
other
relatives.
Joe
Slaggard
Still
Catching
Big
Ones
LETTERBOX
-
-
,
r
i
i
i
7
Tpnmrpn
it
was
in
mis
way
-------
HAVE
HAD
YEARS
OF
PLUMBINO
AND
HEATINQ
EXPERIENCE
PHONE
17
joe
biaggara,
o.
i
yoae
e.,
,
Dad
telllnK
tne
famlly
anec
It
Pays
to
Advertise!
HOW
ABOUT
FLAGS?
can
catch
as
well
as
tell
me
-
dotes
they
have
heard
ten
thousand
times
before.
He
has
not
lost
his
"
big
ones.
Editor
Daily
News:
I
see
correspondents
in
Van-
piscatorial
touch.
He
demon-
BALAGNO
Florist.
Box
1193
Phone
Green
787
couver
papers
are
protesting
at
;
strattd
the
fact
yesterday
when
Central
British
Columbia
lsi
the
lack
of
flag
unfurling
on
he
yi.sited
Prudhomme
Lake
drawing
large
scale
attention.!
such
occasions
as
Dominion
witn
a
number
of
his
Moose
Important
interests
and
pros-
SUPERSONIC
SPEED
The
tips
of
an
airplane
pro-
Dav
It
sepms
to
me
similar
Dro-
f..i
t
w,,c.h
no
nf
th
npptive
settlprs
are
lookine
this
'
'""lua-
"c
uwcov
-
1--
-
.
.
.
.
.
!!,
Inn
nft.il
mrniix
tests
might
De
m
order
in
Fnnce
h,
fis),
nf
,he
dav.
a
fine
way.
Far
reaching
plans
are
-
-"h
-i
maturing.
But
the
great
silence
-the
speed
of
sound
Rupert.
All
the
flags
I
conld
see
twelve-inch
cutthroat.
ANYTIME
istimeto
CIEAN
YOUR
CHIMNEY
on
Dominion
Day
here
were
"
those
on
the
Court
House
grounds,
-the
Post
Office
and
City
Hall.
How
about
the
other
organizations
that
profess
such
loyalty
and
talk
to
much
about
good
citizenship?
What
do
our
tourists
'
think
of
us
on
a
na
i
'I
.
M.'
a.
ft
i
"
fi'-iV
I
I
)
tional
h
ollday
with
flags
broken
out
all
over
their
ships
but
few,
...
Let
us
inspect,
repair
anil
clean
your
chimney
now
Be
prepared
for
Fall.
We
also
specialize
In
repair
of
gutters,
down
pipe
and
roofing.
if
any.
In
this
loyal
city.
Here
is
a
let-r
:n
the
Van
couver
Province
which
I
think
,
is
very
applicable
to
Prince
Ru-:
pert:
.
.
INTERCITY
CHI
MNEY
SERV
Free
Estimates
Phone
Bed
241
Reasonab:
Authorized
Licensed
Chimney
Service.
All
WurltG
"I
have
been
waiting
to
see
if
someone
better
aualified
than
1
myself,
would
dell
'er
the
des-
j
erved
condemnatory
broadside
I
1
xj
CU?
m
If
your
dog
could
talk
he'd
tell
you
how
much
he
lov
I
rl
X
against
our
fair
city
for
its
appearance
on
Dominion
Day.
"Perhaps
only
a
retired
Imperial
Army
general
could
deliver
a
fitting
blast.
'
I
-JJ
-S
A
&.s-'
the
satisfying
goodness
or
u.
BAkkMnu
I
I
3
r
.
B
7111
1
to
I
I-
.
y.'f-
see
for
yourself
how
the
nourtsh.ng
me.tiness
of
DR.
I
I
1
)..
I
J
I
AIR
PASSENGERS
"Where
were
the
flags?
"From
casual
observation
I
should
say
that
the
proportion
of
flagpoles
without
flags
to
-2,
'A'
"
BALLARD'S
foods
satisfy
your
dog
completely,
keep
mm
11
WUUiULL'
he
pmk
f
COnd'"n-
'
I
PBINTINC
I
(:
iHJLiiJisStb
For
best
results
mix
DR-BALLARD
m"'
or
biscui,
I
1
1
son,
Mrs.
II.
Olson.
To
Vancouver
(Saturday
J.
Strand,
E.
Cook,
R.
Brophy,
A.
Haig,
J.
Grosvenor,
J.
T.
Beckett,
M.
Bird,
E.
Dohme,
A.
J.
SITPLIF.-S
FOR
01
STATIONERY
FOR
GREETING
CAf
PENS
AND
PEN'
dJi
and
address
for
ANY
THREE
DR
BALLARD
labels.
1
VW
in
jt
in
mini
i
j
!
Mailing
instructions
on
each
package.
f
l
D1BB
PRINTING
Cf
those
with
was
four
to
one.
"If
our
civic-spiritless
city
leels
that
loyalty
and
patriotism
are
just
a
couple
of
funny
dead
words,
surely,
when
Canada
was
being
praised
and
re
To
Vancouver
(Today)
L.
W.
Lefler,
A.
Simundson,
Mrs.
M.
Martin,
H.
Miske,
Miss
M.
Nelson,
D.
P.
Hunter;
B.
S.
Iveson,
S.
Mykle,
M.
Tlmchuk,
H.
Richardson.
To
Sandspit
(Today)
T.
H.
Wilson.
Thompson,
A.
McOillivray;
H.
Potvin,
J.
McLaughlan,
E.
D.
Todd,
L.
B.
Bing,
J.
Todd,
R.
Phipps,.
M.
Bond.
From
Vancouver
(Friday)
J.
McLaughlan,
H.
Potvin,
Mrs.
Wicks,
Miss
F.
Erickson,
A.
Ped-erson,
W.
Bjornson,
D.
Millerd,
L.
Woods,
S.
Hanson,
M.
B.
I
di...
T-..ki-.?
ii
(if
r
(Today)
W.
membered
in
many
parts
of
the
world
on
July
1,
self-respect
should
compel
-It
to
pretend
some
enthusiasm
ror
for
membership
in
that
same
Canada."
E.
K.
STEELE.
To
Port
Hardy
A.
Bruce.
i
3
nrr,
n
WHITE
wnj
From
Sandspit
(Friday)
G.
From
"Vancouver
(Saturday)
t-D.
Gomez,
M.
S.
Brewer;
P.
A.
Downing.
D.
Garon,
Mrs.
Briggs,
J.
Bradshaw,
Miss
M.
Johnson,
Colbert,
Mrs.
B.
Roberts,
E.
T.
S
Moore.
J!L
fr
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PRICED
FROM
$189.50
to
S,
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m
C
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K
XTlT
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1
Miss
D.
Johnson,
M.
A.
Riise;
P.l
Lyons,
F.
A.
Colbaert,
G.
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bureau,
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;
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Sandspit-W.
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September,
1947.
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NEEDS
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PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
STORE
HOURS
WEEK
DAYS,
9
A.M.
TO
9
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SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
12
NOON
TO
3
1
7
P.M.
TO
9
P.M.
FINE
FOODS
FRIENDLY
SERVICE
PLEASANT
SURROUNDINGS
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For
Year-Round
Protection
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Contractors
REPAIRS
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REMODELLING
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.II.A.
Phone
Green
883
Box
586
CURRIE
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Builders
and
Contractors
Dally
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
Emergency
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7
p.m.
till
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and
SundaJ
Civic
Centre
Dining
Room
For
Reservations
add
Chicken
In
The
Rough
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