spiiiig
than
at
any
other
season.
Sot-rhaps,
of
the
sheer
loveliness
iof
iret-s.
We
see
their
majestic
,
again
emphasize
how
construction
trend
Is
easterly.
And
so,
j
watch
out
lor
aijwlur
new
Uck,
Ray
Reflects
DRESS
rgauntness
comuig
to
We,
watch
'fllKl
lenU!USteS
4iem
through
the
feathery
as
theatre
patrons
come
and
go,
over
a
section
of
the
city
where
they
never
watched
the
movies
belore.
HERE
ARE
JUSTA
?
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
T-r-Sij.
Jure
20,
1550
AH
independent
dally
newspaper
Ceroted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
'
Rupert
and
nortfcern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
erery
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A
SCOTER,
inagir-g
Editor.
H
G.
FERRY.
Managing
Director
r
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of
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paa,
aamire
them
finally
In
their
full-leaf
aress
and
say
to
ourselves
that
not
often
does
even
beneficient
Nature
give
so
much
In
enjoyment
and
friwidly
service
(or
so
small
an
expenditure
In
money
and
in
labor.
Ottawa
Journal.
e
rure
Woul
SfJ
The
Department
of
Finance
ays
the
eieral
average
o
individual
savings,
as
rellectcd
in
ihe
banks
of
Canada
is
$500.
It
s
not
so
much
to
have
salted
away
for
a
cloudy
day
but
a
whale
of
a
lot
better
than
S4.39.
u;uj
and
fg$
30
00.
V-
-,uw
J).
..a
oiuwa
UXF0K
fxxl
fit,
latest
style.
Speeial
Now
,
Dawson
was
officially
reported
the
warmest
city
in
Canada
last
Sunday.
Rembering
this
next
Some
mpioyers
say
they
don't
care
how
old
a
man
is,
provided
EBY
&
SONS
LTD.
CONTRACTORS
REPAIRS
-
REMODELLING
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.H.A.
Phone
Green
883
Box
58
he
was
January
is
fuoi.
guuie
w
ikip
he
is
healthy,
aiwi
when
the
teast
bit.
That
is,
should
you
happen
to
be
living
in
Dawson
next
January.
Men',
WiXDMtr.AKI
3eg.
$5
00.
Now
.
t
Voiing
Men's
PANTS
-perfect
fit
an!
from
Men's
Felt
HATS,
$
top
noUh
styles.
Kecil
(mat
,
Boys'
JINUmlf4K4;
showerproof,
aU
sut
A
rut
younger
took
the
trouble
to
learn
a
useful
trade,
or
become
trained
and
experienced
in
some
special,
definite
line.
The
num
they
.do
not
want
and
won't
have
is
the
party
who
says
he
can
"do
anything."
He
can,
but
it's
chiefly
street
walking.
Welcome
Graduates
AXOTHER
graduating.
cas
has
just
issued
from
Prince
Rupert's
Both
imorl
H'-h
School.
Some
of
them,
probably,
the
minority,
will
go
on
to
higher
academic
teaming.
The
rest
jcf
tfeem
will
now
turn
to
employment
in
business
or
in
the
trades,
and,
in
the
meantime,
thc-ir
jobs
ill
he
hut
another
phase
of
learning
in
the
school
which
js
called
experience.
Building
ft
a
second
Ueutre
,
for
iPiiux
Rupert,
.started
,
mouth
ago
and
then
delayed,
j
Is
resumuig.
The
site
is
on
First
I.
1
a.
MiwH
Street.
Two
places
of
amusement
in
a
city
of
twelve
thousand
is
only
what
should
be
and
Boys'
and
Du-is'rifJ
lUTS--tkr
uaj;t,
ors.
SeUs
i.ae.
W
only
,
Suitable
for
some
score
of
small
apartments,
centrally
situated,
light
on
all
sides
and
splendid
sea.
and
land
visUs
In
all
directions,
the
administration
blcck
pn
First
Avenue
awaits
action.
So
does
the
summer.
Boys'
PAiyrS-Cur
BUTTER
STATE
Drawn
by
Robert
Chambers
in
the
Halifax
t
CP
Photo
l
V
t.
Chronicle
Herald.
strong.
Itom
:'
TlL
LETTERBOX
?r
.
aVIIBIIII.II1(T
Err"4""
.
1
7
Always
Prompt
and
Courteour
,
9
FOR
YOUrHOy
Farewell
to
agitation
and
argument
as
to
bow
and
what
to
call
the
First
of
July.
The
House
of
Commons,
in
its
wisdom,
settled
that
a
few
weeks
ago.
A
private
member's
bill
would
have
changed
the
name
from
Dominion
Day
to
Canada
Day.
The
Commons
voted
73
to
39
against
it,
and
that's
a
snug
majority,
although
rather
odd
that
but
four
out
of
18
cabinet
ministers
were
"flvina
U
They
are
a
promising
lot
of
young
folk
and,
J
while
their
ways
may
be
different
than
those
of
j
some
of
the
oldsters,
the
most
of
them
can
be
counted
i
upon
and,
doubtless,
will
do
a
good
and
decent
job
of
j
work
in
whatever
line
of
work
the)'
pursue.
If
they
'
realize
that,
in
doing
such
a
good
job,
they
are
not
5
'
phly
helping
their
employers
but
benefitting
them-!
I
selves,
they
wiU
apply
themselves
with
conscience
:
and-with
zeal
.
;
I
;
-Meantime
they
are
entitled
to
our
h&t
wishes
'
and
all
the
support
and
co-operation
we,
as
older
,
cjtizens,
can
give
them
directly
or
indirectly.
And
it
if
to
our
best
interests
to
do
so
for
this
is
a
turning
point
whence
they
may
become
a
priceless
asset
or
a
deplorable
liability.
Good
luck
then
to
the
boys
ami
.
girls
of
Bo-ile-Hi
1950
and
other
local
graduates.
.
and
Mr.
Black
has
loaned
a
num
ber
of
examples
of
Indian
work
that
he
wUl
Later
display
in
the
'
new
Totem
Theatre.
I
hope
that
I
may
have
the
cooperation
of
the
Daily
News
ir
trying
to
make
the
Museum
of
Northern
British
Columbia
not
only
one
of
the
best
tourist
attractions
along
the
coast,
but
also
a
cultural
and
scientific
center
for
the
city
of
Prince
Ru-;.)ert
.
MARGARET
EI
-MS,
(Mrs.
Wm.
N.
Summer
Curator.
,
MLSEl'M
INTERESTING
EtUtoi,
Daily
News:
I
would
like
to
thank
you
for
the
space
your
newspaper
has
given
to
the
museum
this
year.
our
articles
have
done
much
to
revive
civic
interest
here.
I
have
been
hired
for
the
summer
to
catalogue
and
redisplay
the
articles
in
the
museum
but
find
GupU
Ranch,
Cr
We're
Here
to
Serve
VOU
Commodore
Cafe
A
Good
Place
to
Stop
244
Miles
to
TELKWA.
HOTEL
Telkwa,
B.C.
Just
a
Nice
Day's
Drive
dancing
ai.d
ni
Write,
Wire
or
pu,
Has.
H'W.iiH)
"0
Mflr
Ji
SjT
Hispitality
and
Good
Food"
Phone
17
for
Semi
-Out
Orders
td
Ave.
.
David
Chow,
Mgr.
We
are
more
conscious
In
the
SIIINGOLE
The
ideo
I
f
ini$!
Shingles,
Fences
rough
lumber.
Mc;
a
variety
of
ct?rc
colors.
,
what
is
really
lacking
is
a
large
number
of
interested
citizens
to
keep
the
museum
up.
I
ouid
like
to
list
a
few
of
the
additions
given
to
the
museum
in
the
last
month
and
hope
that
yen
may
use
some
of
the
material
to
keep
,
the
museum
in
he
puWic
eye
at
-least
for
the
summer.
j
i
Both
floors
of
the
euium
are
i
now
open
and
Eliza
Abraham.
;
one
of
the
few
Indians
who
still
,
retains
the
art
of
cedar
bark
and
;
'
spruce
root
weaving,
demon-
sirates
each
Monday
and
Friday.
:
,A
number
of
new
displays
have
been
either
donated
or
loaned
to
,
the
museum.
Mr.
McAllister
has
loaned
a
very
finely
carved
horn
j
spoon
which
was
traced
by
Mr.
Cunningham
,the
original
owner,
back
500
vears
thrauch
the
!me-
Canada's
'
U.S.
purchases
:
must
be
paid
i
for
in
:i
XL
U,5.
dolors
J
WHEN
U.S.
DOLLARS
CROSS
YOUR
COUNTER
i
fcpmpson
nordwf
THE
NEW
THEATRE
Arew
theatre
project
in
Prince
Rupert
s
a
welcome
development
and
we
hppe
there
will
lc
ho
further
delays
in
getting
it
accomplished.
Good
theatres
are
today
an
amenity
in
any
modern
com-piunity.
Their
erection
is
also
a
token
of
confidence
in
the
future
of
the
communities
in
which
they
ar?
iuilt.
We
doubt
if
there
are
many
cities
of
the
size
and
importance
of
Prince
Rupert
remote
as
it
is
too
frem
other
cultural
and
recreational
facilities
that
Co.Ui
.1
HERE
ARE
POINTS
TO
REMEMBER:
FOR
PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
FOR
REPAIRING
Call
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
IJMITKO
i!uild!rs
&
XitHtraclurs
Kiiippinf
wi
foiii'J
rarla;r
ini
Star
i
has
gotten
along
so
long
with
only
pne
good
theatre.
'
age
of
the
chiefs
who
had
owned
That
the
concern
which
now
operates
the
single
from
a
collection
oxj.,
f;
tfhii
V
;1-
i
-AA
-i
?
fMUitoa
loaned
to
the
museum.
H
is
good
butinctt
to
accept
U
S.
cwrrency
whenever
it
i
tendered
in
the
course
ol
trade
.
When
you
accept
U.S.
cvrrener
VO
pro
required
to
allow
the
pfficial
rate
of
oh-hpnge
of
$1
10
Canodion
lor
$1
00
U.S.
ton
will
be
credited
by
your
bank
with
the
official
rale
of
exchange
$1.10
Canadian
for
SI-OP
U
S
-
on
any
U
S.
curreacy
that
you
deposit
You
ore
free
to
mat
change,
if
requested,
in
U
S.
currency
for
a
non-residfer
tourist
who
has
tendered
U
S
curreacy
in
payment
for
a
purchase.
U
S.
currency
must
not
be
said
put
i
anyone
in
exchonge
for
Canadian
currency.
U
S.
currency
must
not
be
paid
put
in
change
to
a
Conadian
resident,
though
the
latter
has
tendered
U
S.
currency
in
payment
for
a
purchase.
Complete
lelUbl
and
!
irnl
Str-viif.
ftUn
MiH
I
Canadian
JU4i
Air
O
(or
Oxygen.
Ati
'f
a
wnlill
uiplU4.
Unday'
Carta?
Storage
Umitti
Imt
Ind
and
Park
kx.
Est.
1818
Phone
M
i
iiiiaii
:
net
c
ja
iuc
viae
uiai
is
yi
v
iuiii
uic
secuilU
3
clear
admission
of
the
need
for
and
economic
soundness'
of
a
second.
The
new
theatre
is
in
line
with
other
that
are
going
on
here.
display
this
card
mmmti
ON
TOUR
CASH
ttwtSTf
K
1
OR
IN
TOUR
WINDOW
j
DIVISION
UPON
J)IVJSION
a
display
of
eleven
paddles
has
i
;
been
set
up
and
a
trap
made
of
;
'
nettle
fibre
has
been
added
to
'
the
fishing
case.
Canon
Rush-;
brock
has
recentlv
sent
the
mus-
j
.
eum
collections
of
fossils,
Indian
'
baskets
and
stone
implements.
A
.
"
loan
of
f
os3lis
from
Francois
;
;
Lake
50.000,000
years
old
which
."contains
pieces
showing
the
j
gifiko,
true
sequela
and
other
i
trees
that
existed
In
this
area,
long
before
the
ice
age,
some
of
which
are
now
extinct
has
been
given
by
L.
B.
B.
Boulton.
Other
Earn
Dies
of
this
tvrp
hnvp
hppn
:
T.S.S.
il
will
remind
your
salet
staff
of
their
responsibilities
-and
what
is
jeven
"T"HE
future
of
Leonolcl
III
I
'
PRIKCE
RUPE
The
statement
on
the
front
ro-ipirn
the
confidence
of
your
O
S.
customers.
On
the
back
are
simple
tvltt
and
ompl
lor
moling
change
for
US.
Currency
rnore
important
thi
political
future
of
Belgium,
ta-whkh
eour.trj'
he
seeks
to
return
as
King
becomes
even
les
clear
.as
result
of
the
recent
general
flection
there.
"
.
hmis
m
BttSttttSS
is
BAD
for
Cars
In
AUTOMOl
1
V
t
SERVICE
as
in
anything
else,
you
get
exactly
what
you
pay
for
,
.
That's
the
reason
U.S.
Funds
Accepted
of
the
Official
Rate
SI.
00
O
S
Sl.tt
toefe
Vancbow
In
this
election,
there
is
no
doubt,
the
real
issue
"
donated
by
j.
d.
Scott
a.
o.
Boas
wai
the
iX).ition
of
Leonold.
The
party
PUDixrtinr
has
loaned
an
interesting
display
kim
thu
P,n
r,U!
rhnetivr,'
n!1orl
of.
Etnv
m
Indian
work
whlcji
Copies
of
nSb
card
are
belne
wnt
yon
by
reur
trad
Aiaocuaiv
f
Chepiber
et
Csia-awrc.
Add.tjoool
copies
My
b
toev'td
willing
tho
Scrrlorr
ol
yo
AuotiolKMl.
Thrig
lukang
Central
Sooie
Onuo
11
includes
a
model
kayak
complete
!
why
you're
wise
to
bring
.t
1115
f
I
FOR
KCTCHI
A
with
fisherman
dressed
In
fur
parka
and
raukluks,
harpoon
j
u-ith
bone
point
and
sealskin
float.
Skin
work,
basketry,
model
Issverf
by
ii.ween
4t)
ana
4
per
cent
oi
ine
vote,
ims
compares
with
a
vote
of
better
than
57
per
cent
for
Leopold
in
the
advisory
plebiscite
last
March.
!
Now,
with
voting
on
a
party
basis,
Leonold
ap
vour
Chrysler
buiir
car
I
to
a
man
who
knows
it
THE
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
CONTROL
BOARD
under
ourhority
o
th
Government
of
Canada
For
R''s
totems
and
other
objpets
of
mod-
Write
a
pears
as
Kins?,
not
of
Belgium,
nor
even
of
Flanders
rn
Indian
-art
are
on
display
cm
"J
prince
m
DC
A
ComDliment
to
YOU
.
PHONE
79
PHONI
79
best
.
.
.
Our
trained
mechanics
have
the
"Know
How"
to
make
repairs
quickly
saving
you
time
und
money.
They
us
only
factor
engineered
and
inspected
parts
and
special
fac-fory
approved
equipment
Rupert
Motors
Lid.
Phones
566
Service
Dept.
RrV
Ports
Dept-
aa
he
was
described
just
after
the
plebiscite,
but
of
a
single
political
party.
;
Yet
this
party
asserts
it
will
reinstate
Jiopoll
as
King.
As
things
lorik
now,
the
Social
Christians
will
have
a
majority
in
Parliament.
If
they
use
this
to
put
Leopold
back-on
the
throne,
they
may
find
they
have
weakened
the
entire
dynasty
by
making
it
the
capstone
of
a
single
political
party.
'
.
What
seems
to
be
happening
is
that
divisions
in
Belgium
have
been
hardened
by
the
former
King's
termination
to
regain
the
thmne-Thardened
along
geographical
and
now
along
political
lines
as.welL
You
are
complimented
when
your
purchases
are
charged
.
for
your
merchant
shows
he
has
confidence
in
you
confidence
that
you
will
not
enly
pay
your
accounts,
but
pay
PROMPTLY.
.
.
'
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Bureau
of
Prince
Rupert
JHiarmttry
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The
Kiddies
SCWPTltE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
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acknowledged
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unto
thee,
and
mine
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