Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
Salin-Glo
Wednesday,
March
1,
1S56
Ray
Reflects
...
.
.
.
and
Reminisces
G.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
K.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
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The
ferocious
leopard
that
f
ive
Unless
protf.sU
are
stron?
Oklahoma
Ci;y
aa
attucic
of
enough
there
is
a
likelihood
of
nervous
prostration
has
b?en
the
scenic
grandeur
of
Niagara
captured.
It
had
devoured
mpat
Fails
becoming
marred.
More
containing
sleeping
powder.
To
'
,
power
is
requiredhence,
possi-meet
the
leopr.rd
was
riky,
of
bly
disfigurement.
It's
not
sur-course,
but
other
strangers
prowl-
prising.
Today,
it's
business,
and
"0YS'
SCHOOL
Re8-
11.45
.NOW
o,
Cl
Reg.
$3.2S.ENow
BOYS'
TKE
sHlR:;
Reg-
$125.
now
falling
water
that
not
a
lot
of
counts.
ing
around
town
may
also
be
dangerous.
They
wear
pants.
It
Pays
vo
Advertise!
MEN'S
IX,0N
grr
NOW
UTS
.
MEN'S
Piv.,
Fire
Outbreak
!n
Commons
Local
folks
who
say
they
prefer
the
raw
jins.le
-
janele
of
the
average
alarm
clock
to
the
harshness
of
a
fleet
of
buses,
need
not
be
that
way.
Today,
for
a
modpst
figure,
one
can
purchase
a
musi
it
i
to
$7.50.
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worsted
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cal
alarm
that
has
both
volume
,
'u
.
I
.Amn
LONDON
m
i
.
Fire
broke
out
In
and
sweetness.
It
can
arouse
vou
'
while
playing
"Oh,
I
Hat
To
Get
;he
basement
of
the
House
of
j
Up
In
The
Morning"
ana
mke
'
Commons
Tuesday.
It
was
out
in
j
.you
like
it,
too
t?n
minutes
but
the
puusent
EBY
&
SONS
Contractors
REPAIRS
-
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I
IN.
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
undor
the
N.II.A
Phone
Green
MS
Bon
5H
Budget
Reflections
A
BUDGET
totalling
$105,000,000,
as
introduced
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
by
the
minister
of
finance,
Mr.
Anscomb,
is,
indeed,
a
tremendous
financial
document
for
a
province
the
size
of
British
Columbia.
The
document
shows
the
province
to
be
in
a
healthy
and
sound
condition
as
might
be
expected
.
in
Mr.
Anscomb
careful
hands.
The
figures
speak
for
themselves-'
Nevertheless,
there
are
big
financial
concerns
for
British
Columbia
reflected
in
the
budget
and
one
of
these
is
the
experience
in
the
operation
of
the
hospital
insurance
fund.
First
initiated
as
a
self-supporting
scheme,
it
has
had
an
approximate
deficit
of
$4,587,000
for
the
fifteen
months
ending
with
the
present
fiscal
year
at
the
end
of
March.
This
deficit
is
being
financed
by
$2,000,DOO
placed
in
a
stabilization
fund
and
$2,500,000
to
be
appropriated
from
past
revenue
surpluses.
Over
and
WHOSE
IS
IT?
Fifty
years
ago
there
was
a
ski
race
at
Rossland,
B.C.,
and
a
medal
was
awarded
to
the
second
prize
winner.
The
medal
has
just
turned
up
in
Norway
but
there
is
no
indication
of
the
owner.
Hans
J.
Saune
found
the
medal
near
Trondelag.
Listening
to
the
CBC
international
broadcasts,
he
decided
to
send
it
to
CBC
headquarters
in
Montreal
in
the
hope
someone
will
claim
1
MEN'S
HEAVY
Ooodfor
drRw
("
SPECIAL
K
MEN'S
GABARIHVE;
English
make.
;'
nv
wi,
smel
lof
smoke
hung
over
the
.
More
than
election
reports
first
session
of
the
newly-t!ct5d
'
come
from
Great
Britain,
jmt
Parliament,
today
!
it.
(CP
Photo)
now'.
A
badly
heckled
man
at
a
Five
brigades
of
firemen
were'
:
campaign
meeting
appealed
to
summoned
by
the
police
to
t,e
'
the
chairman:
historic
building
and
soon
had!
I
"There
is
so
much
noise.
I
can't
the
fire
under
contro'.
j
'hear
myself
speak".
There
was
little
uamao
j
Voice
From
Rear
"Cheer
mi
;
S
"'OW
from
It's
business
wise
to
advertise.
matey.
You
ain't
missin'
muth."
i
Is
Not
Bushed
At
Kincolith
says.
"I've
got
so
many
babies
along
the
Naas
I've
lost
count
of
them."
The
entire
Lelte
family
has
been
adopted
by
the
Indians.
Mrs.
Leite
is
Princess
f
ideskay
(High
Above
All
Eaglesl
of
the
Mishga
Wolf
Tribe.
Her
husband
I
It
seems
that
not
long
asro,
9
Jr..
0-A
Wa
iIMOW
A
VAT!
niT
coast
drueelK
discovered
that.
yTT.W'nntv
Y
riming
the
nitiht,
burglars
had
:
,
H'f
BF0KCH1T1S
II
1
A
sense
of
humor
and
devotion
Deen
in
tne
drug
store.
All
he
;
i:22fA,Z
,
,
1
J
Chief
to
uuvj
duty
ni-i.
keep
iviia.
Mrs.
Jessie
dCSBir
Richard
t
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i
m
l
11
.
.
,t
,
XVlUliaiU-
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Uiw
tnt..j.
m
w
M"""""-.'
J'li
aoove
tills,
however,
and
notwithstandine
Certain
son
Lelte
from
becoming
bushed"
Quiet)
and
their
son
is
a
member
ment.
In
fact
that's
all
the
rob-
Movinit,
I'aekinrTTJ
jin
the
Naas
River
country;
north
of
lne
tribe
oers
gut
ior
uieu
pains.
'
,
f
I
Shipping
n
6l
Cartaw
and
Star,
'
-
'4iit3z-
''
-
v
....
...
..v
complete
Reliable
ar
lent
Service,
also
u
I
oi
nere.
Wife
of
the
postmaster
at
Kin-j
eolith
on
the
Naas,
Mrs.
Leite
is
'kept
busy
as
nurse,
doctor,
!
mother-confessor
and
radio
operator
to
more
than
1,000
Naas
Indians
in
four
tribes,
i
Officially
in
charge
of
Kincol-jith
Nursing
Station
since
1942,
I
Mrs.
Leite
works
as
far
as
Hidden
Canadian
Liquid
Air
ff
r.
...
.
LOOK
FUR
THE
1
1
welding
supplies.
INLW
KLU
AINU
i
Lindsay'i
fVhi
lmmediate
measures
to
be
taken,
there
'will
still
be
.$2,500,000
in
the
coming
year
which
will
have
to
be
charged
against
provincial
revenue.
Hospital
insurance,
British
Columbia's
greatest
venture
of
this
type
to
date,
is
proving
a
costly
business
and
it
may
be
that,to
continue
to
finance
it
as
well
as
aid
to
municipalities,
there
will
have
to
be
further
direct
taxation.
We
are
not
condoning
the
three
percent
sales
tax,
nor
could
we
accept
an
increase
in
that
tax
without
protest.
Yet
if
we
are
.eoing
to
have
these
kind
of
services,
and
we
have
demanded
them,
they
will
have
to
be
paid
for
some
way
or
other.
In
short,
it
is
very
pleasant
having
but
it
is
not
so
pleasant
paying.
WMIlt
!
Stnra!l,;
1
.
.
.
l
e-
-iuj
Inlet
on
the
Alaska
border.
Being
tne
only
white
woman
in
the
community
doesn't.
hnth..r
UULU
JLHL
LHULl
:
Ks
1910
PhW8d
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
jher
much.
'
!
"I
love
my
work,"
she
says.
"The
j
people
are
fine
and
upright
and,
in
many
cases,
well
educated.
jThey
are
all
good
to
me."
Floundering
along
through
knee-deep
snow
in
the
winter.
MOPT
UP-TO-DATK
CAFE
IN
THE
C!
OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M
to
3:3
A.M
further
than
the
greatly
increasing
financial
lw,
J1
she's
been
cal!ed
out
at
&
.
,
J
.',edhulJ;
;Amdnclal
I
night
for
a
maternity
cose,
doss
i-nrm?-
i
t
ii
equipments
for
the
social
services
and"municipal
j
demand
-a
sense
of
humor!"
she
aid,
Mr.
Anscomb.
has
unit
fittino-u,
nmVt
I
admits.
A?
opr.
I4H1-
in
Chinese
Diinea
CHOI'
SUEV-(
l()S
MKI.N
tint
tha
.5
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T
V
V&
J
C
"
1
Transportation
to
the
outside
mat
tne
pi
o
nice
also
i
needs
funds
to
develop
re-
and
to
outlying
districts
of
hpr
sources
and
promote
industrial
progress
which
will.
hoat
ry
'S
.provlded
solely
by,
in
time,
of
course,
be
instrumental
in
augmented
i
A
"censed
radio
operator
for
;
revenue
for
the
public
coffers,
"These
funds
cannot
's
SJSTJ-
onlsnlr
tir.lrr.
lMOl
W
i:
oe
naci
except
by
securing
a'
much
-
greater
propor-
i
in
tne
area
j
,i
.
.
General
nursing
and
surgical
cases
along
with
delivering
babies
make
up
most
of
my
duties."
she
MANUFACTURERS
AGENT
Wholesale
Varehouse--carryinf
a
presentativt
:"h'
'
-
prompt
serTii
to
the
trade
OOODYEAR
TIRE"&
tfBSE$
CO.Ttfts,-1ub,
hose,
beltirig.
accessories.
"
v-
.
CANADIAN
WESTINGHOUS2
CO.
Lamps
only,
flmr-
Mr-
i'
1
COLDS
THIS
WAY
i
and
Incandescent,
6
to
230
volts.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA
-
Radio
to
flashlights,
ignition
batteries.
G.
H.
WOOD
&
CO.
Industrial
sanitation,
paper
tori
deodorizers.
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Dustbane,
Sisal,
Janitor
s-
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
IMPERIAL
WIPING
RAG
CO.
and
ollurs
They
know.
.
.
Take
a
HOT
MUSTARD
BATH
IT
IS
NOT
NOT
MONEY
MONEY
AlONE
AlONE
i)
TV
Jf
1
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
tion
oi
me
corporation
and
personal
income
taxes
and
succession
duties
now
taken
by
the
national
government,"
says
Mr.
Anscomb.:.
(And,,-thU,.points
up
to
the
importance
of
the
projectetr'.ficicon-ference
to
be
held
with
the
federal
government
and
the
other
provinces
at
Ottawa
this
fall
when
"a
very
broad
and
realistic
outlook
on
British
Columbia's
needs"
will
most
certainly
have
to
be
taken.
POWER
AND
WATER
AFTER
ALL
the
hullabaloo
has
died
down
in
regard
to
the
recent
power
shortage,
the
city
council
has
received
an
opinion
from
its
solicitors
suggesting
it
may
not
have
specific
grounds
for
action
against
the
power
company
under
the
default
clauses
of
the
1929
agreement
unless
the
city
can
dig
up
more
information
to
support
such
action.
After
all,
what
happened
a
few
weeks
ago
is
water
under
the
bridge
(if
not
over
the
dam)
and
what
should
be
done
new
is
to
ensure
that
it
does
not
happen
again.
It
is
fully
evident
now
that
Prince
Rupert
requires
a
greater
power
development
and
the
power
company
itself
has
promised
that
it
will
be
increasing
jts
production
by
early
'
fall.
Whether
the
proposed
new
agreement
with,
the
Power
Company-
Lore
than
a
million
and
a
half
people
712
Second
Ave.
P.O.
Box
772
Dissolve
2
or
3
ublcspoonfuls
'
of
mustard
in
a
little
cold
water
and
pour
it-into
your
hot
bath.
After
the
bath
...
a
a
brisk
rub-down.
..then
off
to
bed
for
a
good
night's
sleep.
1
,
!
.f
,
i
i
OR
i
this
confidential
relationship,
there
stand
the
resources
and
stability
of
a
nation-wide,
century-old
institution.
Thus
the
strength
of
the
institution
is
linked
with
human
understanding
in
the
service
of
the
individual,
I
believe
sincerely
that
this
s
the
spirit
guiding
our
relations
with
the
public
today.
Without
such
a
spirit,
the
Bank
could
not
maintain
or
justify
its
place
in
the
economy
of
this
country,
nor
would
we
be
able
to
give
our
best
to
Canada
in
the
years
of
great
promise
which
lie
ahead.
CORDON
R.
BALL,
Central
Manager
I
Retail
DRUGS
DRUG)
deal
with
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
and
they
know
that
It
is
not
money
alone
they
deal
in
when
they
come
to
us.
It
goes
beyond
that.
These
people
have
confidence
in
the
Bank;
they
know
that
their
money
is
safe
with
us,
and
that
they
will
be
fairly
treated
in
their
business
dealings.
We
try
to
keep
constantly
in
mind
that
the
Bank
is
not
primarily
an
impressive
row
of
figures
or
an
imposing
building.
We
think
rather
of
the
Bank
as
the
local
manager
and
his
staff,
on
whom
our
customers
can
always
call
for
friendly
counsel
and
service.
Our
branch-banking
system
is
founded
upon
this
relationship.
A
man's
relationship
with
his
bank
manager
is,
and
should
be.
a
highly
personal
one.
Yet
in
each
of
our
549
branches,
behind
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
S'lOKK
HOURS
-WEEK
DAYS,
V
A
M.
TO
p
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAY8--12
NOON
Tf
'.
'
7
P.M.
TO
8
P
M
np
Emergency
wo
'
from
7
P
m
1111
'
and
6'jnda?
Dally
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.n
For
Friendly
Service
And
Advice
in
Your
Building,
Insulation
and
Decoration
Problems
8Ts
ISLAND
CITY
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
General
Builders'
Supplies
505
McBride
St.
Blue
820
Bank
of
Montreal
(5iWi
4
"?vut
"Eon
is
acceptable
is
something
tor
the
city
council
to
,
decide
upon
and
for
the
people
to
approve
by
their
J
votes.
We
shall
be
hearing
more
of
the
whole
thing
!
in
due
course
and
there
will
be
opportunity
for
full
j
and
free
discussion
apart
the
heat
of
a
crisis.
1
The
blessed
rain
has
restored
our
light
and
our
I
water
and
we
must
not
forget
that
the
shortage
of
!
water,
such
as
we
have
experienced
on
more
than
one
occasion
in
recent
years
and
for
varying
causes,
j
.
principal
among
which
appears
to
be
the
worn-out
;
and
broken
down
water
system,
is
another
major
!
problem
that
requires
immediate
'
and
effective
SAVE
on
MAGAZINE
Subscript
WORKING
WITH
CANADIANS
IN
EVERY
WALK
Of
llfE
SINCE
18
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SPECIAL
OFFERS
NOW
IN
EFFECT
CORONET:
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months
for
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CHATELAINF'
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ii
vearsond
.
CONTEST
"NAME
YOUR
STORE"
LED
BEFORE
ITS
TIME
3
months)
for
NEWSWEEK:
Special
40
weeks
for
READER'S
DIGEST:
14
months
for
U.S.
NEWS,
&
WORLD
REPORT:
39
is
(9
months)
for
PARENTS'
MAGAZINE:
6
months
for
LIFE:
78
weeks
for
TIME:
78
weeks
for
attention.
MATTER
OF
PRIDE
TOTEM
POLES
are
indigenous
only
to
that
narrow
sea
coast
of
British
Columbia
and
southeast
Alaska
and
nowhere
else
in
the
world,
declared
the
Federation
of
Canadian
Artists
in
a
recent
brief
to
the
federal
government.
That
being
the
case,
the
splendid
collection
at
Prince
Rupert
should
arouse
a
feeling
of
pride.
Perhaps
it
does,
but
if
not,
its
possession
certainly
would
in
many
an
older
and
larger
city.
Wrinkled
fenders
little
rips
and
tears
in
the
body,
make
a
car
old
before
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tinve.
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1048
Hays
Cove
Avenue
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