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STOLEN
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prfnce
Rnpert
Daflp
Rrtos
Thursday,
August
11,
1S49.
I
People,
with
a
103
much
Lne
J
'
ranserr.ent
....
!
Ray
Reflects
...
.
.
.
and
Reminisces
-vo
m-rnlis
cf
the
?9:h
secure
in
the
knowledge
that
the
tank
really
what
it
in
PufcHshM
even
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
rYlno
Rupert
Da;;r
KeTj
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Pacce
Rupert,
BritUh
Colunbl
O.
A.
H'JN'lEH,
Mawurliig
rMltof.
H.
O.
PERRT.
Managing
Director.
BCTMCHrPTIOS
RATBS
.STs..
were
full.
i
"A
warning
has
been
i.-.-.ued
OJt)
Carrier.
Per
Wee
20c:
Per
Month.
75c:
Per
Ter,
taoo.
-VLgr
bath
resulted.
Then
the
hunt
By
Mall,
Per
Month.
60c:
Per
Tear,
5
00
by
this
company
to
all
iJn
ANCIENT
HOUSES
Editor,
Daily
News:
tI3
u..
pu,Ku.
.ucvu
u
eXercLse
every
pre-bark
,
t0
'
solution)
and
fasted,
tak-
P"rslm"r;
eliminate
i.m.von
t
been
The
undersigned
has
Among
the
iact,"
follow
i5
!he
j
eminent-,
tnn
regular
wrk
Cirt
mal
level
while
draw
unempiov-JT.
in
future
to
bride
of
the
son
of
the
Aga
Khan,
immensely
rich
and
spiritual
leader
of
twenty
milium
Moslems
who,
every
year
paid
him
his"
weight
in
gold
cam
ion
i
greatly
interested
in
your
ac-
"
w.s
-
nosibl!ity
of
its
recurrence
lime
For
Halt
and
jewels.
But
now
they
re
complain
0f
havt
fuse
to
continue
because,
in
Visitors
from
the
Southern
States
tour
the
north
every
summer
and
1949
is
no
exception.
They
enjoy
the
change,
and
it
is
a
pleasure
to
welcome
them!
Which
reminds
one
of
a
story
During
the
war
a
lieutenant
from
Virginia,
stationed
i'ere,
was
introduced
to
a
party
who
obviously,
could
never
have
been
far
from
home.
"Virginia?"
he
queried
Where's
Virginia?"
count
of
the
discovery
or
an-"
"
cju
..The
Provincial
Police
in
Prince
cient
stone
houses
found
in
an
state
as
when
taken.
During
immediately
not.-
interior
valley.
An
examination
th.s
ordeal
domestic
relation-
Jy"
conviction
that
the
d
o
"ur
smr
were
absolutely
taboo.
The
of
them
by
an
archaeologist
wa.pU
e
red
and.
in
vk
may
prove
most
valuable
in
de-j
supply
of
hot
rocks
was
kept
up
gas
o
'"e
the
women
of
the
tribe.
i
of
its
serious
con.sequu.ces
we
termininc
termining
certain
certain
racial
ratiai
move-'
move
by
A
bt
.,
tne
matter
'-
e
and
more.
vvnen
au
Human
mini
naa
"-
!n,fnts
However,
sJch
buildings
are'
been
purged
and
sweated
out
receiving
then
'
att"u-not
of
cowse
"You
will
appreciate
'every
hunter
was
reclothed
in
rare
on
the
coast,
in
the
I
proximity
of
ancient
native'
new
previously
unused
gar-
that
there
have
been
many
stead
of
using
the
annual
strawberry
shortcake
for
the
benefit
of
his
followers,
he
revels
In
it
himself
personally.
In
future,
he
khan
expect
to
get
along
without
it.
So
Rita,
it
is
whispered,
is
returning
to
the
screen
to
earn
funds
wherewith
to
help
replenish
the
mc-uns
of
her
Clear
mems.
nines
m
v
-t.Menti
Thev
were
not
used
as
dwellings
but
served
The
remains
of
these
stone
craft
at
Seal
Cove
air
base
nave
;
The
Associated
Boards
of
I
huts
are
still
to
be
found.
been
left
unguarded
at
night
due
Trade
convention
in
Smithers
special
purposes
rw
at
Pnrt
Fsinirton
abut-1
There
are
still
living
a
few
largely
to
a
misplaced
faith
ir
I
next
week
will
have
abundance
WILL
IT
ALL
END?
The
railways
WHERE
announce
that,
effective
September
1,
freight
rates
on
100
commodity
items
between
Eastern
Canada
and
the
United
States
will
be
boosted
five
to
thirty
percent.
At
the
same
time,
railway
employees
are
seeking
another
pay
increase.
So
the
spiral
of
mounting
production
costs
continues.
These
increasing
costs
are
gradually
pricing
Canada
out
of
her
export
markets.
At
the
same
time
the
domestic
markets,
which
means
the
public,
will
be
expected
to
pay
the
higher
production
bill.
Eventually,
the
public
will
be
able
to
stand
it
no
longeFand
the
domestic
markets,
by
sheer
necessity,
will
also
dry
up.
Every
day
the
economic
situation
becomes
more
fhallenp-ino-.
Tno-pnuitv.
reason
and
forbearance
are
of
business
to
deal
with.
O.ie
;eso!ution
will
urge
air
mail
The
Sun
under
a
scare
head,
says
July
has
been
Rupert's
wettest
month.
How
Interest-
PRICES
natives
who
have
thus
human
nature
which
lead
us
to
ting
a
small
cliff
just
south
of
gradu-
the"
used'ated
hunters
that
no
one
would
tam-
rectory
building,
was
as
but,
so
far
as
believe
for
roasting
out
the
"Spirit
of'
I
know,
only
one
white
man,
per
with
an
aircraft
in
such
a
Sickness'
from
ill
folk.
I.Max
Collison
of
Smithers.
Mr.
way
as
to
endanger
human
life
Patients
suffering
particular-
Collison
told
me
that,
after
the
It
has
therefore
become
neces-
ly
from
pulmonary
ailments,'
event,
he
felt
physically
light,
sary
for
us
to
provide
protec-
were
put
In
these
structures.
I
as
if
he
might
fly,
agile,
tire-
tion
for
the
aircraft
at
Seal
Cove
Fires
were
built,
near
at
hand
less
and
strong.
in
future,
in
which
large
rocks
were
heat-)
Tie
mea
no
underwent
this
You
will
be
Interested
to
know
ed.
then
rolled
to
the
floor
of
discipline
were
undoubtedly
the
that
this
Company
has
com
ervlce
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
northern
coast
towns
of
Alice
Arm
and
Stew-crt.
And
how
pleasant,
some
day,
to
have
the
temerity
to
hope
for
a
postal
mail
delivery
in
Prince
Rupert!
BUY
HI
MFN'S
'(WK
rJ
r.g!
Ana
11
naa
Dee.i
laxe.i
lor
granted
the
silly
practice
started
by
the
Vancouver
press
yeais
and
years
ago
and
finally
dropped
because
no
one
paid
attention,
actually
was
To
M
59
Nw
the
hut
and
covered
to
a
con-!
outstanding
hunters
of
the
mended
Pilot
Berryman
foi
MES
S
DRESS
ti
o
o
o
'
'
.
w.,
tribe.
To
J7.00
Now
required
on
all
sides.
The
traffic'can
stand
so
much
1
siderabie
cn-pui
with
green
,
,
ii
a
!
spruce
and
hemlock
boughs.
W.
F.
RUSHBROOK.
Rita
Hayworth
was
spread
all
over
the
world's
front
page
a
month
or
more
ago,
and
now
she's
comin?
back.
This
time
it's
news.
Rita
had
become
i
presence
of
mind
displayed
ir
the
emergency
and
due
to
which
j
a
much
more
serious
accident
i
was
averted."
MEN
S
GABARDls
aim
men
uunajiM;.
s
t-iiudiiun
is
uociupiig
ui
The
sick
w
rapped
in
furs
or
To
$13.50
Now
INJlSllHtU
lMr-KIKSSIUM
blankets,
was
then
laid
on
top
and
the
hut
closed
for
a
certain
period.
If
at
the
expiration
YOl'N'G
MEN'S
If
Frcm
a
Massachusetts
clergyman
comes
th?
au.ges'.lo.i
that
the
word
"live"
be
subst
tuted
for
"live"
in
th;
phrasa
"as
long
as
ye
both
shall
live"
in
the
j
ni.i
ivs
i
o
ill
,
Now
which
thinking
people
cannot
be
unmindful.
ADVERTISING
MAKES
STRENGTH
IN
1928
WHEN
the
Postum
Co.
paid
$43
millions
I
for
Maxwell
House
Coffee,
it
was
estimated
that
not
less
than
$30
millions
of
that
amount
was
goodwill
for
the
much-advertised
name.
MEN'S
SPORT
Slrf
of
the
alloted
time
the
patient
was
living,
the
devil
had
been
roasted
out.
The
patient
was
taken
to
his
home
which,
meantime,
had
been
thoroughly
dis
n
n
n
i
I
I
I
I
I
iwi
y
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
Tuesday's
issue
of
the
Daily
,
News
carried
an
item
under
the
I
heading
"Matter
of
Principle
j
Brings
Taxpayer
Before
City
Council.".
j
Though
the
reporting
of
the
i
Wa.Hli.blf
To
$5
Now
MEN'S
SPORT
Sill
infected
by
fumigation.
Wild
i.cuuuic
.....
u.u.gmuus
auu
lncldent
ls
correct,
Mr.
Editor,
1
Washahle
Te
Now
it
leaves
an
impression
with
your
j
readers
that
is
not
justified.
!
piuuuc
piauw
was
uuiueu
m
the
house
and
every
germ
of
sickness
driven
out.
The
late
MEN'S
CABAKUli
D.B.,
LaUst,
Perl,
To
49.SO
Now
?v
Thain
choose
to
make
his
state-
,.
,
.
.
disinfectant
no
more
poieni
conceivable
than
the
poisonous
ment
after
I
left
the
presence
;
of
the
Council?
He
had
the
op-!
MEN'S
WORSTO
I)
B
,
Ail-Wool,
Y
smoke
fumes
of
tls
plant.
j
portunity
of
discussing
this
be-'
The
last
patient
to
be
treated
I
fore
I
obtained
permission
toi
,
.ij.
.u
it
u
Toasted)
in
the
Essington
hut
i
;-!
leave.
To
J47.50
Now
.
j
MEN'S
SOX-Fotj
work.
From,
Pair
I
BOYS'
SCHOOL
SI
To
$1.25
Now
was
a
native
gui.
one
was
rescued
from
the
hut
and
afterwards
adopted
by
the
Rev.
Mr.
Jennings,
the
then
Methodist
Would
Mi
Thain
answer
through
these
columns
so
your
i
readers
may
come
to
their
own
I
conclusions.
If
only
water
accounts
can
be
j
prepaid
(quote
Mr.
Thain
i
why
was
my
money
accepted
ior
i
Missionary
at
Port
Essington.
BOYS'
SPORT
Sli
She
may
still
be
living.
In
days
gone
by
it
was
cus
A.
MarKKNZIE
FURNITURE
ITH.
A
HOOD
PLAC
E
TO
BCY
SPF.CIAL
Continental
Bed.
Futl
Siie,
Kestmore
flat
ribbon
prin
full
sire.
Ace
sprint
fill
niat-
To
SJ.25
Now
.
BOYS'
ANKLE
Si
To
56c
Now
....
tomary
for
native
hunters,
be
EarbaSe
and
"Phone
and
an
fore
starting
on
their
annual
BOYS'
PANTS-A1
ouiciai
receipi
uuiy
given
uic:
Thanking
you
for
valuable
I
tress,
full
size
.v
fur
hunts,
to
undergo
a
very
severe
ordeal.
Huts
iisnallv
nf
choose
for
schmi!
I
"
Tt.r
Cntrf
Mfcw
AJmwi
rtvV,
lac
See
our
carpets
1vst
arrived
Phone
715
327
3rd
Avenue
stone,
some
of
considerable
sPace
in
yur
papf
f
.L!'
Good
fit
and
r!!j
.
won't
GEORGE
McWHINNEY.
'John's
always
been
careful
not
to
criticize
my
driving
.
'
.
even
get
In
the
car
with
me!"
size,
were
built
near
the
village.
From
"George
f
LADIES'
ANKLfi
In
1935
Adolph
Zukor
values
the
name
Paramount
at
$15
millions.
Pears
Soap
placed
its
first
national
advertising
in
1901
and
for
the
next
20
years
spent
more
than
.
$1
million
a
year
in
advertising.
Then,
considering
the
brand
well-established,
advertising
was
stopped.
That
year
sales
dropped
$1.5
million,
more
the
next.
After
several
years
of
decline,
small
advertising
was
resumed.
But
its
market
had
gone,
and
Pears
was
soon
sold
out
to
a
competitor.
Jn.a
general
way,
there
has
been
some
understanding
of
advertising
as
a
company
asset
but
there
is
a
Chicago
investment
analyst
who
has
recently
made
the
most
penetrating
analysis.
He's
Stanley
H.
Morgan
and
his
comprehensive
study
4
is
called
"The
Power
of
Advertising
to
Increase
the
Capital
Value
of
an
Enterprise."
His
finding
is:
.
"The
advertising
dollar
spent
for
indispensable
product
and
prestige
advertising
can
produce,
in
addition
to
income,
long-term
capital
gains
without
further
cost
to
the
enterprise."
Morgan
studied
a
group
of
actual
cases
and
found
that
in
times
of
general
prosperity,
the
common
"stocks
of
the
best
known
companies
sell
as
high
as
12
to
16
times
earnings
while
the
stocks
'of
less
well
known
companies
sell
as
low
as
three
to
.
five
times.
In
these
turbulent
times,
when
the
quality
and
farsightedness
of
business
management
plays
such
a
big
role
in
determining
not
only
the
general
welfare
but
in
preserving
our
free
institutions,
the
penetrating
analysis
of
people
like
Morgan
has
great
value
and
importance.
Financial
Post.
'
-
i.
j
.
i
.
ii..
4J
r
.
.i
iim
i
..in
i
n
.
:
To
50c
Now,
Pair
LADIES'
ST(K
Kifl
At
the
appointed
time,
usually
in
February,'
I
think,
great
fires
were
built
at
the
huts,
rocks
were
thrown
in
and,
when
thoroughly
heated,
rplled
into
the
huts,
then
the
nude
hunters
entered.
Water
was
thrown
on
the
rocks
and
an
intense
steam
;
To
55c
Now
!
CHILD'S
ANKLHj
'
To
40c
Now
JOHN
H.
BULGER
)PTOMETH
1ST
John
Bulger
Ltd
Third
AvTiur
All
Kinds
of
Meats
Better
with
IS
TIME
TO
ANYTIME
CIEAH
YOUR
CHIMNEY
lr7PREPARED
TV
MUSTARD
I
MUSTARD
J)
...
Let
us
Inspect,
repair
and
clean
your
chimney
now
Be
prepared
for
Fall.
We
also
specialize
In
repair
of
gutters,
down
pipe
and
rooflnj,
W.V.VWAWMVV.VAW.VA'.-.V.V.W.V.W.VAV.
LAND
RECORDING
DISTRICT
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Canadian
Fishing
Company
ol
Vancouver,
B.C..
Fish
Processors,
Intends
to
apply
lor
INTERCITY
CHIMNEY
W
SEE
THE
LATEST
IN
.
.
.
"EFFICIENT,
MODERN
HEATING
FILLY
AUTOMATIC
OIL
HEAT
AT
LOW
COST.
Floor
Models
in
Stock.
Your
Inspection
Invited.
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LIMITED
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands
for
the
purpose
of
operating
a
fish
camp,
situate
In
Skldegate
Har
Free
Estimates
Phone
Red
241
Reasons
Authorized
Licensed
Chimney
Service.
All
Workl;
bour,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
fronting
BlocKs
1,
2
and
4,
Lot
3
Q.C.D..
Plan
648:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
Southeast
corner
of
Lot
10
0
Block
4.
District
Lot
3,
Plan
94H;
253
FIRST
AVENUE
BLACK
884
thence
South
647
feet
more
or
less
to
the
Intersection
with
a
line
Quality
I
1
PBINTINC
B
mm
--V".".V-'.V,",.".".".".V.".".'."..V.
!
drawn
East
from
the
Southeast
SUPPLIES
FOB
I'
STATIONERY
FOR
1
corner
of
Lot
11,
Block
1,
D.
L.
3
S
thence
West
488
feet
more
or
less
to
the
Southeast
corner
of
said
Lot
fiKEETlNfi
f11
11,
Block
1:
thence
Northerly
and
Easterly
following
the
shoreline
of
PENS
AND
Vfy
ARRIVED
Skldegate
Harbour
to
point
of
com
j
mencement.
and
containing
6
5
acres,
DIBB
PRINTING
C
more
or
less.
Dated
July
23rd.
1949
Gas
Operated..
Canadian
Fishing
Company
Ltd
P.
C.
Underhill,
agent
BESNER
BLOC.i
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ORMll
Notice
to
Patrons
Fargo
Trucks
AVAILABLE
FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
EASY
VACUUM
CUP
WASHER
$206.50
EASY
GYRATOR
(GASOLINE)
WASHER
$196.50
THE
D
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(
DRUGS
Qvic
Centre
Dining
Room
iO
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMIST!
will
be
closed
from
2-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
152"
Wheelbase
with
reinforced
frame
It
2-speed
rear
axle.
3-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
170"
Wheelbase
with
reinforced
frame
&
2-speed
rear
axle.
THERE
IS
REALLY
NO
QUESTION
ABOUT
IT
DO
IT
THE
"EASY"
WAY
70
'
STORE
HOURS
WEEK
DAYS,
9
A.M
TO
-7
NOON
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS-13
P.M.
TO
9
P
M.
AUGUST
11
TO
AUGUST
28
(inclusive)
This
will
allow
us
to
turn
over
our
facilities
to
the
Civic
Corrtre
Association
during
the
Annual
Carnival
and
will
provide
holiday
time
for
our
staff.
NORM
BAKER,
Proprietor.
..,...
Emergency
HWf'J
MUMm.M
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
frnm
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a
ni
till
A
n
TTV
and
SUfl
Phones:
866
Office,
566
Shop