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23.
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SHOWER
FOR
BRIDE-ELECT
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
.
.
.
and
Reminisce
A
pleasant
eve-ran?
was
spev.l
ley
and
Burns
Lake.
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u!s
rrr
cetera
r
1
cr.ra.
3nn2i
Ociuaaia
liatlanwi
a
faecrtd
c.as
La.l.
Post
o:ii
Department,
onavai
J
prLE0
Kupert
Daijy
Nm
Ltd..
Sm
Arecu.
Prlic
Bupm,
BritlaSi
Colombia,
'
Q.
A
HTJITTER.
Maaaein?
Editor.
M.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MZatBElt
OF
CANADIAJf
PRESS
-
AfDTT
BtT?FAO
OP
CIRCTTLATTOK8
i
CAS
ABIAS
DAILY
KFPAPER
ASSOCIATION
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SrBSCRIPTIOS
RATES
!
-
a
n
(j
t
at
the
home
of
Mrs
E.
H.
Hicks.
Peopie
are
t--ld
that
quite
a
Montreal
was
not
hain
any
Fra-wr
Street
la-t
Fricav.
aheu
-.OKJ
Cumet.
Per
W-i.
20r:
Pr
Wocth.
7Sc:
PfT
Year.
8
00.
1
By
Mx
Pel
atoatn.
SOc.
Per
Year.
i
00
i
Proportion
of
tourists
journey-
reformation,
feeling
it
had
not
a
shower
tu
tfmt
m
honor
of
i
ng
to
AJasica
are
from
the
yet
become
e&emial.
A
respect-
Miss
Anme
Pa-h
who
is
shorj-;
southern
States.
Visitors
off
ed
member
of
the
Witness
staff
-
!y
to
become
the
bride
of
Vin-j
the
S8.
Prince
George.
Tuesday
as
cignified
as
a
carefully
cent
J
Cukrov
of
San
Francisco.
,
evening
chanced
to
be
listening
trimmed
wiite
beard.
Prince
The
home
was
decorated
with
I
to
the
Shrine
Band
program.
Albert
coat
and
tilk
hat
could
vht
and
nir.k
Vki
"IKETS-ij
t
....
i
which
included
Dixie
And
maie
him.
taused
the
surprise
Pavich
mas
presented
with
a
;
one
could
well
believe
it.
one
frosty
morning
'
corsaee
bv
Miss
Dishka
Penoff.
Introductions
being,
in
order.
I;
Miss
Mary
Adcock.
who
is
to
douMe-l,,
MEX'STBtf,
dines,
t
,
assortment,
,
Special
......
Tourists
are
critical
of
the
Jral"
I!C
as
veteran
eras-
&e
Miss
Pavich
s
bridesmaid.
j
north
and,
at
the
same
time,
do
not
forget
praise
when
and
where
it
is
deserved
Where
I
candid
opinion
is
helpful,
it's
friendly
to
fire
a
few
remarks.
paperman.
and
it
was
op
to
me
carried
in
a
decorated
container
to
confess
I
had.
all
alone.
;
cf
beautiful
gifts.
Refrvsh-taken
him
for
a
judge.
How
the
,
ments
were
served
by
Mrs.
Pen-gang
laughed.
And
none
heart-
off
and
Mrs.
Hicks,
ier
than
the
old
gentleman,
no
Those
attending
included
less.
It
was
John
Dougall
him-
Mrs.
V.
Cukrov
cf
San
Fran-
We
Do
Progress
SOMETIMES
we
are
inclined
to
complain
that
developments
of
our
area
is
slow
and
various
suggestions
are
made
that
we
think
might
speed
the
advancement
of
the
country.
But,
if
we
reflect,
we
can
come
to
the
conclusion
that
much
has
been
accomplished.
We
who
have
been
resident
here
during
the
years
do
not
sometimes
realize
it
but
to
former
residents
returning
the
development
is
more
apparent
and
they
quickly
perceive
that
we
have
not
been
standing
still.
Living
in
its
midst
we
do
not
always
see
the
picture
in
its
true
perspective.
Of
course,
it
is
not
a
part
of
human
nature
to
be
always
content
It
is
the
discontent
that
keeps
us
striving
for
better
things
and
spurs
us
on
to
keen
study
by
the
path-finders.
The
leaders
of
the
camp
Lave
tieekled
to
preserve
parts
of
tl,e
oi.l
beaver
dann
for
a
m
us
urn
site.
A
ccnr.piete
bt-p.ver
skeleton
discovered
by
the
boys
during
my
stay,
will
become
an
item
of
interest
for
this
museum
where
the
boys
3re
enthusiastic
COliectof
a.
A
beautiful
euing
anion?
the
mountains,
ritht
in
the
wilderness
within
a
few
miles
of
ton.
this
location
is
unequalled
as
a
Scout
Camp.
The
Terrace
Sout
Oroup
was
represented
by
three
first
class
Scouts.
Aaron
Haaland,
Francis
Gavin
and
Roy
Clifford
in
the
recent
Jamb-tree
at
Ottawa.
May
I
through
this
lett?r
thar.k
Ake'.a
Haaland.
his
assistant
Reverend
Maliett
and
their
boys
for
their
hospitality.
C.
S.
W.
HANSEN
STr.AMSHIP
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTFRMF.DI.ITE
PORT
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
Ol
FIC
E
PRINCE
RUPEUr.
B
C.
Canadian
National
self.
irom
BOVS"
T
SHlt,
ERfUtt
rtmenL
s.,
wvs-
Wool,
PANTS-S,mi.-
txjortD
scorr
camp
Ec'itor,
Daily
News:
Bing
a
King
Scout
in
Denmark
some
25
years
ago.
it
was
indeed
a
pleasure
to
me
when
I
was
kindly
Invited
to
attend
a
Cub
camp
by
Cub-Master
J
Kaaland
and
Rev.
P.
Mallett
of
the
First
Terrace
Troop
in
July
tins
year.
Terrace,
located
at
the
mighty
Skeena
River
some
95
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert,
is
a
thriving
community
laid
out
in
a
beautiful
mountain
setting,
and
the
surronding
country
abounds
in
wild
life
and
game.
The
Terrace
Boy
Scouts
enjoy
what
Is
thought
to
be
a
unique
position
in
that
they
cn
outright
their
own
campsite
and
buildings,
thanks
to
lenerous
donations
by
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney
and
many
other
public-minded
people.
The
camp
U
lcaui
12
miles
frcm
Terrace
2nd
an
excellent
road
leads
to
within
10
minutes
walk
of
the
site
on
beautiful
Lake
Lakelse.
Lovely
sandy
beaches
abound,
hot
springs
are
lcoated
within
a
'4
mile
of
the
beach
and!
boating,
swimming
and
trout
fishing
fivt
wonderful
recrea-1
tion
for
the
boys,
after
the
more
serious
side
of
Cub-life,
such
as
Nature
Study,
First
Aid,
Camp
work.
etc..
is
over.
The
camp
itself,
right
on
the
beach,
is
built
on
an
old
beaver
dam
which
gives
the
boys
a
splendid
opportunity
of
studying
the
building
habits
of
Canada's
national
animal.
Black
Bear,
Rabbit,
Moose,
Fox
and
other
wild
life
are
frequently
seen
on
roads
leading
to
the
camp,
and
their
tracks
are
the
object
of
:
;
Cisco,
mother
of
the
groom.
;
Mrs.
Desanovit-ch
of
Prince
;
George,
aunt
of
the
bride-elect.
Mrs
G.
Pavich,
Mrs.
Swarfield.
Mrs.
G
Christy.
Miss
Mary
Ad-j
cack.
Miss
Derhka
PenefT,
Mr
!
J.
Gurrich.
Mrs.
G.
Penoff.
!
A
former
president
of
the
;
Vancouver
Tourist
Bureau
says
!
what
this
province
needs
is
a
I
song
something
with
spirit
in
;
it
scrn?thirt
:fcp"Mv
O1''
Bi-j
tbh
Columbia
Home."
In
the
I
first
place.
Mr.
Vancouver,
your
isor.g
is
one
word
too
long.
The
ACTIVITIES
OF
FUN
CLUB
'M'VS'
SCHfM
Ble
and
kk,
Special
name
sounds
so
very
unweUdly.
Fu"
Club
visited
the
grain
1
A
coa,
of
ordl.larj.T
is
j
And
in
the
second,
the
most
of
us
-'"or
on
the
waterfront
Tues-
,rom
one
to
thn
thousandlhs
j
cannot
find
building
material.
0RT
nd
greaviy
impressed
of
an
incn
,hick
.
iet
alone
the
cost.
One
must
itn
the
immensity
of
the
build-
'.
Icome
down
to
earth.
Anyhow.,
tog.
A
tour
of
inspection
uiih
svAVAWVyWAsvsw
i
a.
l.
nas
no
tepnen
f
oster.
piMiiaiiuns
provea
mos-
m-i
few
colored
folk,
and
who
wants
teresung.
After
the
indoor
to
live
in
a
log
cabin
even
if
the
sion.
the
lure
of
the
sea
caiie-i
un
does
shine
bright
every
day.
the
club
members
to
"Larv
ia-
If
your
subscription
Is
in
arrears
and
you
do
not
retelve
your
paper,
please
do
not
blame
the
publisher,
the
news
boy
of
the
poet
office.
Jus
do
a
little
straight
talking
to
yourself.
Co-operation
of
subscribers
in
this
regard
wouie
be
appreciated.
It
would
save
a
lot
of
trouble
and
every
!
I
SMITHS
I
I
rmr
.Moving
irom
the
Maritime?
to
i
goon,
a
small
pool
of
salt
water
down
by
the
railway
tracks.
It
was
one
of
the
most
excit.'nj
trips
so
far
and
promises
to
li-re
try
one's
luck
on
the
Montreal
j
papers
meant
a
modest
wage
the
club
back
again
for
even
more
adventure
on
the
briny.
!
The
weather
was
not
as
favo'-i
j
increase,
associations
worth
mitviating.
hard
work,
and
now
and
then
a
hard
look
from
a
body
would
be
happier.
Sub-
-.WRITING
OUR
HISTORY
IT
IS
NOT
too
late
even
yet
to
record
the
early
I-history
of
this
part
of
country
but
time
is
passing
;snd
it
should
be
done
before
long.
More
and
more
.
of
the
pioneers
are
leaving
or
passing
to
their
last
"
rewards.
The
suggestion
that
our
history
should
be
re-:
corded
is
no
new
one
but
to
get
someone
to
do
it
5eems
to
be
the
difficulty.
There
are
alwavs,
it
seems,
so
many
other
things
to
do.
Possibly
the
example
of
a
community
in
the
Peace
River
country
may
be
of
interest.'
In
this
community
a
group
of
old
timers
recently
met
with
a
view
to
organizing
for
the
publication
of
a
permanent
record
of
activities
from
the
earliest
days.
(
There
should
be
some
pioneers
here
who
have
"".the
time
and
are
in
a
position
to
take
such
a
matter
as
this
in
hand.
,1
mt
Phone
i:i-'
j
copv-reaaer
w
no
oDiected
to
"u-c
""pea
lor
on
v
eanso,y
.
scriptkms
are
pavable
in
ad-;
rong
srr
iling.
Montreal
a
bu
the
Fun
Club
went
for
a
!
vartce.
j
great
old
town
has
age,
tradi-
boat
trip
and
picnic
to
Salt
AW.w.VAWw.v.w
tion.
more
than
a
million
peo-
Lakes
after
being
shown
through
j
'
BALAGNO
Floriits
i
pie.
the
best
of
shews,
a
streak
'
the
Co-op
Bakery
as
weil
as
the
iiox
1193
of
humor,
cold
winters
and
hot
Northland
Dairy.
summers
and
undoubtedlr
a
;
fascination.
t
V,
You
Worked
Hard
For
Your
Money
BAKED
HAM
Better
with
Tne
Herald,
more
than
a
cen-
tury
old
even
a
generation
aso.
stood
on
Victoria
Square
look-,
ing
across
toward
Craig
Street,
Beaver
Hall
Hill
and
St.
Cath-
i
erine
Street
then
th
rein
ANYTIME
CIEAN
YOUR
CHIMNEY
...
Let
as
Inspect,
repair
and
clean
your
chimney
new
Be
prepared
for
Fall.
We
also
sperialiie
in
repair
of
utters,
down
pipe
and
roofing.
noin
sncn
a
ruc?
vf
r..
v.
..
.
i
.
,
...
Place
First
Woman
In
Top
Health
Spot
,
.
ltMJ
naj
,
suuppir.g
nuo
oi
tne
Canadian
ihearied
the
division
of
nursing
.
m
e
t
ro
p
o
1
i
a.
The
Herald's
isince
1948.
Before
entering
the
i
neighbor
on
St.
James
Street
WASHINGTON
?
Lucile'
pub!lc
nPa-th
service,
she
was
;
was
The
Star,
with
a
crowd
out
.
assistant
director
of
the
L'ni-
i
front
eagerly
devouring
the
lat-
Fetry
has
been
appointed
an
versity
of
Minnesota
school
of
lest
bulletin
In
sensation
sized
assistant
surgeon-general
of
the'
nursing
and
instructor
at
the
i
letters
clear
for
All
'DDCDKDrn
United
States
public
health
ser-
Johns
Kopkir.s
and
Yale
schools
I
dy
to
the
Star
office
sto-.d.
l
itui
Hiibw
p-
y
Vfhy
not
make
it
ork
hard
for
you?
By
investing
it
cjrefcilly
ani
e
mcai
carefully
in
a
selectej
Iim
of:
Dominion
of
Canada
Bonds
Public
Utility
and
Industrial
Bunds
Preferred
and
Common
Stocks
In
veraee
return
or
it
ij
on
your
money
of
more
thn
5
J
t
may
be
ubuintd.
Mjy
we
make
supcsiions?
Wrire.
photie
Of
visit
our
irmi
concr.ieiit
urin.e.
There
is
oo
c'jare
or
obligation.
James
Richardson
&
Sons
csTM.m.o
iiu
Pocific
Coast
Offkes:
VANCOUVR
VICTORIA
vice.
She
is
the
first
woman
to
of
nursing.
I
The
Witness,
then
in
decline.
'
The
difficulty
appeared
to
be,
too
great
an
inclination
to
re'
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Have
you
been
to
the
VARIETY
STORE
for
your
Post
Cards
and
Views
of
Prince
Rupert?
Don't
forget
Souvenirs
and
Novelty
items
including
a
large
selection
of
Burnt
Leather
Ooods
and
Hand-Carved.
Totem
Poles.
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m
tht.
Dally
Ntwst
ARRIVED
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the
name
of
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In
thu
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notice!
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rx-n-bj
given
that
1
shell
t
thej
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
j
dve
ol
the
f(rt
publication
hereof.!
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m
Provisional
Certificate
of
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Title
In
lieu
of
Mid
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unless
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the
meantime
Ud
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Just
a
reminder
that
there
is
plenty
of
driving
weather
ahead
19th
da
of
JulT.
1949.
A
D
1
1
and
your
ear
will
need
more
care.
Count
on
us
to
check
for
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THOMPSON.
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles
(1841
tiifrp
RF4II
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I'F1
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of
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