tftlmt
Rupert
Daflp
jQetos
Tuesday,
ihrch
29,
1949
creased
rates,
an
'"
1
"
'
(':
"
.
V.W
mnmmt.m,.
.v....
.
.
automatic
'
switchboard
for
i
4nn
;
PIIOVE
MOTION
KILLED
(Continued
from
Page
1)
plant
for
sale
or
lease
with
a
20
year
franchise
for
operation
of
the
sytU'm.
8
operate
without
a
deficit.''
CUld
Alderman
Casey's
spend
$150,000
on
partial
scheme
rehi
tn
ilitation
was
describod
by
,
man
Black
as
a
"temporary
Z'
.
Published
wry
afternoon
except
Sunday
bv
Q
CS'"
VW-J';1
AVenUe-
PrlnCe
Ru-
Brlttah
Co.umbla
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
ATTDIT
BUHEAtJ
OP
CIRm
ATTnW
"
3
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
'
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
MtJ
Carrier.
Per
Wk
aoc;
Per
Month.
78c;
Per
Tear.
8.00.
fig$tr
gy
Ma".
Per
Month.
50c:
Per
Year.
5.00
TsrV
ut
'"o'e
costly
than
a
new
.
tern
to
operate.
su
Borrowing
of
$350,000
Vom
not
greatly
affect
th
wi,
d
The
$550,000
scheme
Alderman
Casey
described
as
"an
amount,
luo
fcjvat
for
the
revenue
of
the
utility
to
bfur."
;
"I
stand
second
to
none
in
my
support
of
municipal
ownership,
but
I
fear
we
are
overloading
our
system
with
a
burden
of
debt
greater
than
it
can
sustain.
For
that
reason,
I
have
sought
to
'Si
i
J-
'k
i.
;i
;
'
ttsn
Heartening
Scene
fe
".
'.Iff
Tm,
'
;"
-
r-1
find
some
other
way
to
rehahil-l
ilate
it
with
a
lesser
amount
of
money,"
he
declared.
1
j
rowing
power,
since
lts
rrZ
"
,
mum
borrowing
power
is
tl
5oa
j
000
and
school
expenditureVhl"
no
effect
upoi-it.
I
Regarding
any
propyl
to
the
existing
system,
little
would'
be
accomplished,
sin.
lu,
ual
value
is
only
$9,800
Acting
Mayor
Rudderhan,
rP
I
minded
the
aldermen
that
when
the
bylaw
is
put
to
the
p00p,e
6.'
per
cent
of
the
ratepayers:
approve
it
before
it
can
be
2
i
into
efect.
i
Alderman
Casey
was
the
onlv
tojupport
his
own
motion
ADMITS
AI
TOMATIC
BEST
"I
have
no
argument
as
to
the
merits
of
the
two
systems-automatic
is
cheaper
to
out
ratp
atejuj,'..
"iJtoj.
,a,m,MaiLa.,at
fa-.
-4n
i
M
i
j
,
i
quicker
and
generally
more
sat
bivui
au
v
tnsAixijbfe
on
many
major
issues,
Prime
Minister
St,
Laurent
and
Leader
of
the
Opposition
George
Drew
buried
the
hatchet
for
a
while
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
on
the
Most
important
question
of
them
alf.
They
are
good,
loyal
Canadians
and
showed
themselves
as
such
in
no
uncertain
terms
when
they
came
so
unanimously
and
enthusiastically
together
on
the
approval
of
the
terms
of
the
Atlantic
alliance.
It
must
-have
been
a
heart-warming
scene
when
Mr.
St.
Laurent
crossed
the
floor
of
the
House
to
grasp
the
hand
of
Col.
Drew
and
congratulate
him
on
his
ringing
speech
in
support
of
the
epochal
peace-promoting
pact.
isfactoryproviding
you
hav
sufiicient
subscribers
to
iustifv
slonMrTSfpV
f"?
S.,,1
MarCh
"
destroyed
the
home
and
all
the
posses-sions
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Brunei
of
Belleville
rw
nu
z.
j
,
.
.
a.
m.
friends
and
neighbors
started
to
build
the
T
'"'T"
"
8:
riav
Brunets
a
new
house.
By
4:00
p.
m
the
following
f'urnuh
r
CT,P
I6
6Vn
t0
Wirins
and
paint
and
S"icint
furniture
had
been
donated
to
10
iurnisn
it.
This
Dhoto
shows
tvio
k,,.-ih
,
.
...
,
.
,
..
.
SPECIAL
;
BOYS'
L0Nc
"
"c"'"
Ule
exienor
covenng
naa
Deen
aPPilea-
Tne
house
is
12
feet
wide
sn
tt
'
"-""s.
"u
ij
iet
nign.
0
Photo
the
cost
of
installation.
There
Is
the
pinch,
Have
we
the
subscribers?
-We
have
a
lot
of
utilities
that
are
not
in
good
order-schools,
roads,
sewers.
There
is
one
thing
we
must
guard
against,
that
is,
getting
our
tax
rate
out
of
liue
with
what
is
In
accord
with
municipal
financial
health."
6.50
fipgp,
KNITTING
ity,
large
v.
SPtClAL
NAMED
ASS'T
INDIAN
SUP'T
I
What
City
Council
Did
William
TJn
c,t
D
,
I
1
.
Aldirmnn
rcicoif
..!-,
j.'
who
joined
the
staff
of
the
iv.il
figures
from
the
last
annual
rp-
Referred
to
the
Board
of
for
the
function.
wrks
a
reauest
bv
th
Prin.o,e,,K,(fj
"
.
'UCdt
office
6f
the
Dprarfmn
nf
TnH-
port,
combining
thm
with
HOME
BUILDERS!
Property
in
a
new'
subdivision
available
oii
.
,
Choice
irw
lots
at
reason-'
able
prices.
N.H.A.
district.
Place
your
reservations
now
with
...
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
307
3rd
W.
'
Phone
342
Real
Estate
Insurance
(98)
Rupert
Parent-Teachers'
Coun-
Junior
Chamber
"uiwrian
Affairs
a
few
months
ago,
mated
telephone
rehabilitation
cil
that
the
city's
curfew
law
be
.
has
now
been
appaointed
assist-
costs,
which
Jhe
said,
showed
invoked
against
the
parents
of!
.
Actnm.-wj
.
.
Jant
Indian
Superintendent.it
is
that
an
automatic
by
by
Indian
Indian
Superin-
not
operate
without
a
defir-it
I
young
children
"who
1
annouced
roam
the
thanks
from
Mn,
m
;
.lauuuurs.
uck
oi
an
nnM
nnnr
cii.
1
-
.
i
icuucut
r
.
r..
Aimeia.
r.ir.
Kaiiev
waerman
Rhirt
i.
i
w
ojv
i
icave.
ann
re-
.
j
,
..
vwuumcu
COTTACf
uuw
siren
or
Dell
Den
to
to
an
an-
affirmed
their
hoDe
for
hr
scrvea
wun
lne
Koyal
Canadian
with
fig
Ne
Creamed.
Navy
in
the
North
Atlantic
dur-
ready
filed
with
the
provincial
speedy
recovery.
Mayor
Arnold
ing
World
War
II.
VALE.NT!
Department
of
Municipal
Affairs.
nounce
currew
hour
was
given
as
the
main
difficulty
facing
enforcement
of
the
curfew
law.
The
Parent-Teachers.'
Cnnnr-ii
tnanked
the
aldermen
for
flowers
sent
while
she
was
in
wnu-n,
showed
that,
with
in
ALL-WLATHL
will
be
asked
to
submit
sue
FPS-
""
j.:
.
.
uons
as
to
how
it
cduld
reasonably
be
enforced.
BRIGHTON,
Engiand
(P
Brighton
has
won
the
right
to
drink
for
half
an
hour
longer
in
winter.
The
licensig
Justices
agreed
to
allow
the
town's
pub-lci
houses
to
stay
open
unVl
10:30
p.m.
the
year
round.
Deluxe
Delivery
Such
things
as
this
are
possible
in
a
democracy
.as
are
the
frank
and
candid
exercise
of
opposition
to
he
works
and
plans
of
an
administration.
We
may
have
our
differences
in
the
family
politic
as
in
the
family
domestic
but
thanks
be
to
Providence
that
we
are
the
most
of
us
good,'
true
Canadians
under
the
skin
and
have
the
right
to
express
ourselves
and
.yet
be
friends.
A
HAND
TO
BO-ME-HI
-PRINCE
RUPERT'S
High
School
basketballers
r
.
are
coming
home
tomorrow.
It
may
not
have
been
a
tour
of
complete
conquest
but
the
boys
gave
a
mighty
fine
account
of
themselves
and
are
entitled
W
a
good
hand
and
a
good
welcome
as
they
return
To
win
the
honor
of
being
British
Columbia's
,
third
best
basketball
team
and
to
have
our
bovs
voted
as
the
second
and
third
best
individual
plaV-
is
something
of
an
accomplishment.
From
what
reformation
we
have
to
date,
mighty
little
in
the
way
of
playing
proficiency
separated
the
third
team
-from
the
first
in
this
contest.
Coach
AIex
Bi
,
and
nflhfcb
m
boys
They
did
a
good
ob
for
the
home
town
ad
upheld
Prince
Z
:
Rupert's
honors
in
f
style.
.Ifwas
a
eredit
to
j
everybody
concerned.
TOY
WEAPON
.
.
.
Approved
a
motion,
introduced
by
Alderman
H.
S.
Whalen,
authorizing
council
to
prepare
a
local
improvement
bylaw
for
street
work
on
Rush-brook
Heights,
wartime
housinj
subdivisions.
Household
...
Confirmed
the
appointment
of
Don
Stewart
as
City
Engineer
following
Ms
vears'
SCOLE.
Norfolk
FnolanH
ft
fhone
383
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
,
AFTER
6
P.M.
CALL
Anything
Black
419
Anytime
-Anywhere
"
o
service
in
the
canaciVv
nf
apu
Archaeologists
will
investigate
ing
City
Engineer.
Appliances
the
site
of
a
Roman
encampment
here.
.
.
.
Passed
V.
le
annnnl
lnan
MniM
.
.
.
Approved
the
saje
of
lits
26
and
27,
block
2,
Section
7,
Ambrose
Avenue,
to
W.
A.
Col-
bylaw
authorizijs
the
nitv
K
EL
VI
N
ATOR
HE
VU
W.
v
i?
a
wdS
borrow
up
to
$50,000
to
meet:
clough
for
the
assessed
value
of
HOTPOINT
KLKCTUIC
STOVES
ill
-
wu,,:
ui.
ne
j
committee
bylaw
was
given
initial
readin-,
1
at
the
last
meeting
of
council".-'
LETTERBOX
1
ne
oyiaw
was
introduced
by'
Alderman
T.
B.
Blark
fine,,,
K.C.A.
VILTOK
RADIOS
PHILIPS
RADIOS
....
i
EASY
WASHERS
'j
EUREKA
VACUUMS
.
FAWCKTT
OIL
STOVES
(inVlalWi
BKNDIX
WASHER
...
'
chairman.
i
frv.
f
n
rur.
i
a
-w
.
.
Approved
a
reDort
nf
thn
REXniX
IROXER
licensing
committee
grantin?
the
followine
licpn;ps-
n
r
1
YES.
WE
AGREE!
'
i
Editor,
Daily
News:
j
I
have
.been,
going
to
.write
this
letter
for
some
time
now
and
this
is
-
as
good
a.
time
as
anyv
It
is
4:00
a.m.
and
we
are
all
awake
thanks
to
many
dogs
barking.
Don't
you
think
it
is
about'
Lime
something
is
done
in
this'
city
to
make
people
Sandyke,
general
agency;
G.
Tompkens,
wood
dealer;
E.
F.
Saunders,
commercial
printing;
E.
Peterson,
rooming
house.
j
...
Approved
a
report
of
the
utilities
uumicuu
j
-
fi-v
a.
keep
.
c
y
their
Ins:
that
nn
rpnrpwntti.m
w
dOG:S
In
at
niaht.fi
T
om
f,-i
t
-
f,
bULlVt
UC
O"".
A
LJiHJ
JX
'
T-:
,
.
fjnrrn
r,
3
eiii
irom
fnnce
RuDert.
tn
at
aogs
ana.
own
one
mvself
hut
tend
the
annual
fire
college
in
;
IT
MAY
BE
only
a
toy
pistol
and,
consequently
I
harmless,
but,
in
the
eyes
of
the
law,
it's
a
deadft-,
loaded
weapon,
capable
of
sending
one
to
eternity.
I
This
was
made
clear
in
Montreal
the
other
day-;
when
Judge
Theberge
rejected
pleas
for
clemency
;
in
the
case
of
a
nineteen-year-old
youth
who
had
!
committed
a
series
of
taxi
robberies.
His
counsel
!
emphasized
that
the
'
accused
had
never
used
a
rea!
(revolver
Therefore,
consideration
s
h
o
u
1
d
be
.Jhown.
Instead,
the
young
man
was
given
ten
years
llTy
sTence'
lt
must
be
admitted'
and
itis
P0S:
.
ble
he
will
not
serve
the
entire
term.
'
Yet,
who
in
1
iUn
pi'
T
hmefyy
the
judge
was
not
acting
on
me
south
this
year.
SAVI
H01
he
is
not
allowed
to
roam
the
streets
at
nigni.
i
can't
understand
why
so
many
are
out
at
night
as
surely
any
person
can
tell
the
bark
of
his
own
dog
.
.
.
Adopted
a
recommendation
of
the
board
of
works
that
repairs
to
the
Shawatlans
wat-
CHIROPRACTOR
John
P.
L.
HHirhen,
D.C-
rh.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Phe
BI.LE
442
for
Appointment
..
MOIKi
0:i
t
m
to
12:80
pro.
tio
1
to
t
pm
KVKMVOS
ndsy
rwl
Prldy,
7
8
p
m
feu
those
unubl
to
comi-
during
ih.
y
RWKPTIONI3T
In
tllrnd
nc
afternoon.
ana
couia
vun
can
it
ib
in.
I
x
am
mil
sure
huic
-
f
er
pump
house
be
made
at
an
they
must
be
awakened
too
If'
Carl
Zare!;
PHONE
t
KKASERF
PRINCE
ou
oi
idu.
A
fort-
not
they
must
be
sound
sleepers
night
ago
council
authorized
and
I
envy
them
City
Engineer
Don
Stewart
to
I
have
a
small
baby
who
will
survey
the
building
on
the
basis
sleep
12
hours
at
night;
that
is
0f
repalr
C0SJ
'
if
the
dogs
decide
to
go
and
Granted
Alderman
H.
M
J
"fde
I"
Daggett
leave
of
absence
from
?
?
uf
I
Y
Mle
by
ta-
very
last
night's
meeting
and
Z
frh.tened
he
earS
the
!ibar.kln.g.S0
close
to
house
first
April
meetin,
Mr
n
i
For
Construction
-
Alterations
-
-
n
Liiiit-
lii
fc
-
.
-
v.r
i
r
ji
.r
V
AJi
gett
is
out
of
the
city
on
busi
ness.
.
quieten
him.
j
Thank
you
See
for
this
small
paper
a.i
and
mu
I
do
uu
An-nA
.
V5
space
.in
your
Redecorate
your
walls
and
ceilings
witrT
MONASEAL
GREER
&
BRIDDl
tu
ajjoiisor
a
luncneon
on
June
3
in
horror
of
visitin-
hope
some
move
ls
made
to
try
..
,
...
and
RnH
keep
Uon
Arn-r.
,.tC
i.
,
dogs
off
the
street
at
nights.
,
SLEEPLESS
CONTRACTORS
AND
mm
-now
better
more
washabUJ
The
longer
lasting
washable
beauty
of
MONASEAL
makes
it
the
most
economical
home
beauty
aid
you
can
buy!
ueiegaues
to
tne
regional
convention
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Canada
which
opens
here
on
!
that
date.
The
aldermen
ap-'
proved
expenditure
of
up
to
$150
i
HAUNTED
BY
FLOOD
PROSPECT
j
MOW
THAT
SPRING
advances
the
Fraser
Val-J
I
N
ley
3S
haunted
by
the
fear
of
more
floods
The
memory
of
extensive
losses
and
damage
a
year'
ago
!
lft.
1
TBi0?
and
changed
currents
are
bt
.
ye
of
he
factors
from
which
has
sprung
a
feeling
j
nx
ordin
g
to
recent
word
from
different
.paits
of
the
va
ley.
It
is
said
the
grade
of
the
C.P.R.
is
exposed
to
certain
risks.
Jherfe
s
the
usual
ai"ount
of
careless
small
talk
thl
but
.
not
always
its
misleading)
and
every
spring
has
dangers
m
a
mountain
CoT
;
country
like
British
umbia
when
rfs
irresistible
power
sends
ng
Hvers"
Floor
Sandinr
a
Spedaltr
You
saw
it
in
the
"News!
ram
tMWA&ftflBLE
ONE
COAT
!!il!UI!
YOUR
HEADQUARTER
Easy
to
keeo
!s.
:
I
MEETING
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