High
Costs
Prevent
Better
Service
School
Music
Groups
Brightly
Open
Music
and
Drama
Festival
lhetn-
on
uJtT'-
(Continued
rrom
Pase
i:
gesti
that
J
7ttts
had
he.n
.ne
awomr
2
Prince
Rupert
Dailp
JT3cto0
HtD.
Thursday,
May
6.
1943
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mnil,
Poet
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd
,
3rd
Avenue,
Piince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
ments
Mr.
tort
mentioned
that
their
timing
in
the
second
piece
was
very
good.
The
smart
uniforms
and
stage
manners
of
the
Annunciation
School
Rhythm
Band
caught
the
fancy
of
the
large
audience-as
did
the
band's
interpretation
of
"The
Blue
Danube,''
their
second
selection.
One
of
customed
t
.
haa
J
Numeri";Tat
12
sinT1
to
tho
war.
It
ip
mest
important
for
goods
and
services
required
for
the
continued
progress
of
in
their
operations,
(
the
country
that
the
strides
While
conditions
In
different
Vhich
have
been
made
by
in
countries
make
it
impossible
to
dustry
be
matched
by
advances
draw
exact
comparisons
the
16
in
the
capacity
of
the
railways
percent
Canadian
increase
re-to
provide
the
necessary
trails-
jf
erred
to
may
be
contrasted
portation
services.
with
increases
aegreeaUne
43
Two
hundred
school
and
pre
-school
children,
eager-faced
ami
smartly
dressed,
contributed
vocally
to
the
successful
opening
of
Prince
Rupert
and
District's
first
Music
and
Drama
Festival
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
Civic
Centre.
Although
many
of
th
children
were
facing
a
large
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
Carrier,
per
week,
lftc:
Per
Month.
65c:
Per
Year,
t7
00:
By
Mall,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year,
4.00.
the
pupils,
Fay
Trudeau
conducted
the
band.
Mr.
Lort
was
,Contlnueaonpa
.-.umant
ni.nlaJ
TI-I..J
r,.
.
-
'
O
1
A
et
P
for
tllP
f
i
r.lt.
t.imP.
lllOfit
BUYSAKoMYSnT)
A
wtklf
ihopptng
4
Inltrmaim
,,.
.
.
.
P'K
Few
enterprises
nad
enjoyed
"""
6'-"
-
vmwa
otates
,,
7
,ni
s'"ce
of
them
sang
well
end
of
the
concep
as
lonK
and
intimaw
a
connec-
tion
with
the
development
of
war'
the
latst
of
which
takes
any
nervousness
they
mu
effect
tomorrow,
and
have
felt.
with
in-!
Canada
as
the
Canadian
Pa-
cific,
Mr.
Mather
said.
With
the
creases
aggregating
55
percent!
Mayor
Nora
Arnold,
Inlro-development
of
industry
with
alIowed
t0
the
railways
in
the
duced
by
master
of
ceremonies
the
discovery
of
oil
and'
other
United
Kingdom."
)E.
E.
Hyndman,
officially
open-
natural
resources,
and
with
the
Had
the
latest
Canadian
rate
ed
the
festival.
In
her
address
MONTREAL
M
.
'"
J
However
he
felt
that
they
Had
done
very
well
but
suggested
that
the
little
leader
would
have
kept
better
time
if
he
had
facet
his
band
instead
of
the
audience.
Mr.
Lort
said
the
King
Edward
School
Grade
I
singers
remind
him
of
a
bouquet
of
flowers
when
they
sang
the
Spring
Song
and
remarked
tha?
their
presentation
of
"I
Had
a
Little
Nut
Tree,"
was
well
done.
The
only
kindergarten
taking
a
liome
llmt
isn't
liaunuH
I
..
:.
.'i
extension
Of
irrigation
in
Uie
increases
been
available
to
Uie
,sne
recalled
how,
in
1930,
when
west
there
is
indication
that
Canadian
Pacific
throughout
i
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
Thua-
Canada
will
continue
its
rapid
l97-
"the.
revenue
per
ton
mil
by
(he
n,oUllo
,omc
-l-tillcr
7
'
1)'n
as
elTev1Ve
your
,..!
,,1,0
h
im"
for
ll;v,,o.Uan.l
tow-u
JT
uMHiiit
m-iYi
,Tr9'
i,e,y
i
,n
i
rate
of
development
in
which
would
have
been
about
1.12
your
company
will
wish
to
play
cents,
as
compared
with
1.19
tre
was
formed,
there
had
been
an
effort
to
organize
a
music
and
drama
festival.
The
outbreak
of
war
had
put
an
end
to
those
plans
.she
said,
but
now
she
was
happy
to
have
a
cenls
in
1921.
the
corrcsoond
ing
postwar
period
of
World
War
I."
part
in
the
festival
is
Mrn.
C.
J.
O.
an
Ik.
t.Mfy
lmilu-l
awuv!
A-k
(or
SAI'Uo
.Vi
m,'
'
I
l.an.l
H.ia.v.T...il.s
available
luro
Caiia.U
in
',niC.ionl
I
.'
"
Ml'HS
l(!fllT
Willi
l'lIKtlly
(iicluc
MI'liQ
I
jj
.
f
i
t
:
J
Music
and
Drama
Festival
RUPERT'S
first
full-scale
music
and
PRINCE
drama
festival
opened
at
the
Civic
Centre
Wednesday
afternoon,
beginning,
we
hope,
an
annua)
cultural
institution
which
will
take
itsj)lace
in
the
community.
Clearly,
the
first
day's
performances
revealed
a
vast
fund
of
talent
in
varying
stages
of
development
and
time
and
training
are
the
ingredients
which
may
place
it
in
a
position
to
bring
cultural
honors
to
the
city
and
district
in
outside
competitions
through
the
years.-
However,
satisfying
as
the
performances
are,
there
is
another
aspect
worthy,
01
cheefui
note.
That
is
the
response
of
the
citizens
to
the
festival.
In
view
of
the
large
number
of
other
activities
that
have
been
drawing
good
crowds
in
recent
weeks,
it
is
vastly
encouraging
that
yesterday's
performances
should
have
been
made
to
capacity
houses,
both
afternoon
and
evening.
This
clearly
indicates
that
there
is
a
real
hunger
in
this
community
for
this
type
of
artistic
expression.
This
phenomenal
community
response
is
a
thing
that
the
players
and
musicians
can
cherish
in
the
long,
often
wearisome
rehearsal
periods
that
are
a
necessary
part
of
creative
work.
In
regard
to
demands
of
or-lpart
in
this
district
festival.
,"s
eroup
lrom
""
ganized
employees
for
wage
in-'
Mrs.
Arnold
declared
that
it
j
Church.
A
litUe
shy,
their
uiutll
nt
.
i
,,..
.u.nt
iinixo
f,r
,.hiiiVOiees
sank
somewhat
low
dur-
a
full
part.
,
Although
the
days
of
extensive
railway
boil
ding
were
long
just,
there
was
still
need
for
improvement
and
ejyan.sion.
Density
of
traffic
was
increasing
and
enlarged
and
modern
terminal
facilities,
heavier
track,
new
signal
systems
and
more
rolling
stock
would
be
required.
"All
this
points
to
the
neccs-
tilhtr
Vo
or
Your
Hulhani
my
ill
poit
moiify
or
williilniw
ii
whim
vim
imn
:i
1HNK
OF
MO.N'I'HI.Al,
Jmht
Artimnl!
'l'l.mk
l,uw
coii-nii
ni
llii!)
ran
br
iVr
i.imily
W.I
If
you
l.uimi,
Iiuii-
to
so
in
lli"
I
sink,
your
liu-iimiii
m.iv
I
;,,u
to
iId
il
lui
oi.
Or
i!
Iii.'
s
:'iit
oi
m
ii,
ou
ran
tiay
Ilic
lui;-.
A
ltd
you
i!
I.miiIi
lln.l
your
liimarnil
the
majority
decisions
of
twojtiren
and
adults
to
appear
on
boards
of
conciliation
recom-the
stage
after
they
had
re-mending
an
increase
of
seven
iceived
instruction
from
leach-cents
an
hour
which
would
ers
and
leaders.
She
said
it
represent
an
increase
in
the
ex-
would
teach
poise
so
that
they
ing
their
second
action
song
but
in
the
words
of
Mr,
Lort,
their
effort
was
an
ambitious
one
and
their
performance
good.
The
boys'
voices
were
not
very
slrong
in
the
first
song
by
the
penses
of
the
C.P.R.
of
$13,470,-
.would
be
at
ease
with
their
audi
huii
inn
as
a
1
ni.uv
min
ii
;
:i..irr
to
iiiHUirMiind,
ii.n
yon
hi,
lii
olilitc-il
iius
-jiu,
oi
ju-l.
mm
aiMiinii
!
I.i
i
yur
j
,"
j
.
nrraiilft
Hi
itK'ti
it
juint
iiri'mtul
for
you.
Hi
II
sblly
,lo
t
trry
In
Ik
in
i
ui
Ui!i
-!
I
l
ur
1
lin
i
tlmta
i!n
;,v
i,c
...tsKHily
ami
lu:liiuily.
sity
for
adequate
railway
earn-
J
Conrad
Singing
Group
but
they'
m
year
and
tne
audlenoe
would
ings,
he
saia.
If
railways
ar
You
Can't
Keep
An
Actio
QkilJ
"While
th
directors
and
of-
at
ease
with
them.
She
also
I""1
"tu"
u,e
"u"u
"
ficers
are
keenly
aware
of-
the
pointed
out
that
music
aud
ajulv
Dancing."
In
his
corn-grave
difficulties
that
may
drama
festivals
permitted
per-i
"
"
Down
lint
rlnl-dri-ii
wiio
lire
I
kn.i
if't-ii
ii,,.
,("
overiiml
me
apt
jnjita
impoverished
as
a
result
of
.an
unremunerative
rate
level
they
will
neither
have
surplus
funds
of
their
own
nor
the
ability
to
borrow
the
capital
required
for
these
purposes."
Analysing
financial
results
of
the
company
for
the
first
quar-
present
themselves
in
securing
formers
to
more
accurately
judge
an
adequate
increase
in
earn-
their
own
ability
by
comparing
ings
to
offset
such
an
increase
themselves
with
others
taking
in
expenses
they
have
judged
part
and
by
noting
the
remarks
it
necessary
in
the
best
inter-
of
the
adjudicator.
ill
ri'it
K.f..
Til
lh
oilier
evmrnt
,
ests
of
the
country
to
indicate
The
Borden
Street
School
ter
of
1948,
Mr.
Mather
noted
their
winuigness
to
implement
Rhythm
Band,
which
was
the
that
gross
earnings
were
$6
the
recommendation
of
the
ma-
first
group
on
the
program,
had
tnnir
ui.ii
a
ruli-ii
"
l
linill'lll
"
of
II-';;;,
(twnko
"
lliuoiir.
Our
in.
'ilrlml
Hi
Oia
k
Si
rnxl
wlml
a
ilmtn
-nn
:
0,",
'l'"tlllJl!.
CyT7y4J
Tliui.'
wliy
liny
I
klioulil
!'
given
'
iimio
rni
inv-fixl
tlieo
nrliye,
oill'liHir
ilnyn.
Mnnv
inotinrH
M.'ivi
tiifir
ilulilri'ii
Vi-'l'one
for
ixim-nouiislimini,
Vi-Tone
Miniiimi
mi
n'jiiiiiliiiKC
of
miru'inln,
viiiiiniim
nml
clemeni
cpiiIiiiI
in-
iiiiiiiiiiin
hmlih.
i-'l'one
lrini!i
up
llio
culiim:
value
of
nulk
iiiakcH
ii
tnile
Ixiicr.
Ih
Ht-ii,
rhiM-oliiiy
flavour
i
a
f:iv-niirite
Willi
kiclilM.
Muke
mm
your
(Inliln
n's
loilirnn'
nHii
if.l
wall
rnrrirv
ntvc
i-Tonc
lor
viliilily.
Try
a
trvr,
t
rial
tin
of
jority."
a
tough
spot
according
to
Ross
210,268
greater
than
in
the
same
period
of
1947
but
that
"ex-
In
regard
to
steamship
opera-
A.
Lort,
the
adjucator,
who
pcusw
.use
as
rapiuiy
as
earn-
;tions
Mr
Malher
said
n.v
'Km'"
in
uiir
h.t
'the
pointed
out
to
the
audience
that
Re-
the
tension
is
always
greatest
aim
t
u
ui
i,mj.oo
lor
united
States
European
ju-t
liow
t)(n4
KEA!.
lie
.
.
.li
in'
liiH
'
iliu'iur"'
hmiiil.
,..k.
tniirrii
(or
CHAMj
4
nub
quaiier
was
virtually
me
covery
Program
is
expected
to
at
the
start
of
such
a
program
same
as
a
year
a,ro,
which
was
maintain
Atlantic
eastbound
a
53
year
low."
freight
traffic
in
good
volume
ESS2rSS3S:5-
v
'
11
1
l.l',
in
tin:
v:ir.lt
locomotive
luel
cost
an
av-.
and
the
strenuous
efforts
of
"BUILD
B.
C.
PAYROLLS"
Im
Unit
ui-un-i
vi
hi
01
'm
hv.
I'lia-c
k
f
Itl.Al,
fiifff-f
.
,
.
ilfi
-ih.:
true
"
oi
tiiiiiiiffiajiio
cuii
Vi-'l'onr
uriiir
to
inn
llnilia'
ltH-nl.
lhi.
M-3,
HI1
l.'riNint
Si..
Muuirutl.
erage
of
85
cents
per
ton
mor
i
the
United
Kingdom
to
increase
adding
$1,250,000
to
expenses,
exports
to
dollar
countries
mav
and
the
prices
of
many
other
MATTER
OF
CIRCUMSTANCE
CANADIANS
draw
the
line
at
eating
MANY
horseflesh.
It
make.
others
feel
uncomfortable
to
even
think
of
it
being
used
as
food.
However,
this
is
something
largely
governed
by
circumstances.
In
this
fertile
and
fortunate
land,
the
Ust
of
everything
is
accepted
as
a
matter
of
;
course.
The
idea
of
consuming
that
faithful
old
plug
over
there
or
some
sleek,
fast
stepper,
or
the
pal
you
so
often
slung
a
saddle
over,
is
too
much
like
cannibalism.
In
short,
the
suggestion
is
revolting.
But
it's
not
that
way
in
parts
of
Europe.
It
is
the
truth
to
say
that
in
various
parts
of
he
world,
people
are
on
the
verge
of
starvation,
and
.
there
is
not
much
to
encourage
the
expectation
of
any
easing
of
conditions.
Today,
negotiations
are
in
progress
to
ship
Canadian
horses
to
Belgium,
for
slaughter
and
distribution.
This
has
brought
5-trongly
worded
protests
from
all
over
Canada.
And
meanwhile,
the
government,
.ounders.
What
Woa'fr
your
favoiimo
ixuiily
fxiierta
think
of
nixl?
materials
were
higher.
These,
and
some
wage
adjustments
be
helpful
in
providing
west-1
"
bound
traffic."'
'
Costs
so
far
had
been
pro-
I'LKASE
hibitive
for
placing
contracts
in
t
i
111
1'
h
Ii
.1
v
e
nuxfil
(iilium
hlxlUL
till.1
Ilti
-
Pacific
VISUAL
CAKE
I.s
Imortrtnt
Sending
the
whole
chtki
to
school
is
ot
idt
greater
importance
than
nuny
parent
think
There
are
many
symptoms
that
inJic?te
urgent
need
for
a
thoKHifjh
Optometries
examination.
Head
tilting,
squinting,
holding
a
book
too
close,
poor
reading,
poor
distant
vision,
continual
lack
or
interest
in
study,
nervousne,
irritability,
frowning,
scowling,
listlessness,
crossed
eyes,
and
other
noticeable
defects
arc
found
among
otherwise
normal
boys
and
girk
School
children
tested
in
first
grade
show
that
alxnit
three
in
every
cfasi
neeJ
visual
attention.
This
will
increase
to
11
in
a
class
ol
35
by
the
time
the
children
reach
10
years
oi
age.
Regular
eye
examinations
are
the
known
road
to
sending
the
whole
child
to
school.
'
v
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
OPTOMETRIC
ASSOCIATION
,
.
.
IIIIH
I
lllli:
11
a
r-yir
J'l
piiik
for
rlulil-n-n
n
m
lirma
pui
in
i!iik-
the
United
Kingdom
for
construction
of
two
large
passenger
liners.
"Vast
as
are
the
problems
that
face
the
com
THK
j
CHILDREN
made
during
1947,
absorbed
the.
benefit
of
improved
gross
earnings."
Mr.
Mather
said
the
company
"welcomes"
the
investigation
into
Canada's
general
freight
rate
structure
which
will
be
undertaken
by
the
Board
of
Transport
pany,'
Mr.
Mather
said.
"The
!
fundamental
position
is
sound.!
You'll
find
cocoa
made
with
niiiKi'iil.
mar-
V1K'!'J
11lous
lUnli-y'g
1
t'ouniiy
lianlen
Prrnlpil
Nail
l'oh'hl
Jut
iiii.-ikiiii'!
Tli'"
flowr-froli
fiujirniiro
of
t'oiiiitry
tmiilfn
l-riiiili
nt
il
lijin
ot
your
fmnt-ri
nil
t
c
ui
utc
lung
.
.
.
my-irnuui
iti-i
liuninirnt
for
llmt
1111111
in
your
liffl
Ami
H'nlcvV
t'oiinirytiunii
n
,S
fulfil
Nail
l'olih
i
no
Kiiml'T-fully
fasting
...to
hmoollily
beautiful
il'n
youm
in
a
fiihulou.i
vurirly
of
fii-liioti-wisc,
fuvounlR
colour.
A-k
for
1IEM.KV.S
(Y)f'NTIi
V
tmUDEN
SCENTED
NAIL
POLISH
at
your
favouriln
comiip-ttr.
couiilfr
.
.
.
il'n
llie
mo-l
allur-ine
mil
lo
frniiiiiim
lovi
liu'
I've
ki
11
in
many
tt
uiooll,
Your
company's
lines
are,
well
located
and
the
financial
structure
has
been
carefully
guarded.
The
aim
will
be
to
continue
to
Hi
,
lint
1
vp
DOHnr.g
::
for
ilui
iii'i
maiinu
tr:mlVr
inr-iui
hi
i-uri
of
Ki'tliic's
l'ifi.
TIjtTfc
:
four
ililii
rnii
lt-ij:!i-u
U'lflii'".
ih)1
!
s
a.'i'l
a':'
Iwtl
In
(
in
run-
i
Slii
.
V.tr.
ilr-Tin
r-
cmily
lur
h'
Nniri!
-.
Tir
roliuir,
mid
ilf
irar,-.-'
H-lvi
s
:i
i'SV
ari-1
!';n
"
roue-'
il
ililii
m-At'
a
:?'
riioilii-ri
Hal.
p
i"
Kiuiii
ii
rral
afi't
ju-i
'
htrr-i
ii-
f'r
unii'ii
r
l.pnhlv
KKI.I.OfTi.-H
1"
fart.
Ill1
rn-p
wiiole
"Twenty
years
have
elapsed
provide
the
public
with
modern
since
this
structure
was
last
re-
and
efficient
service
following
creamy
rich
Pacific
Milk
hard
to
beat.
And
in
all
your
cook-'
ing
recipes
you'll
find
farm-fresh
Pacific
a
real
kitchen
favorite.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
'
;
9
W'l
viewed,"
he
said.
"The
company
principles
of
management
that
welcomes
the
investigation
of
have
been
proved
over
many
this
complex
problem
which
is
years
and,
subject
only
to
such
under
way.
It
will
enter
upon
limitations
as
may
result
from
the
inquiry
wlth
an
earnest
de-
public
policy
in
dealing
with
pioil
10
nil.
vx
m
A
a
Mnnmr
Pt
.
.
oni
of
mv
fnvouritp
hoslr
.r)
ff-rved
it
(luwrt
thai;
a
llm
talii
of
Ike
en-mnn.
She
li.-nl
iimile
up
Iia:-i.lifny
Ji'll-0.
ami
chilM
lull
of
4drJr
mm
IB
the
railways,
that
aim
can
and
will
be
achieved."
I
,ti?i
11
in
a
iiiolil;
the
rot
:n
rhillwi
uniil
diflilly
1
in.
K-rnod,
wt
in
i)
wlfr,
wliippdl
fluffy
and
iiouml
ovir
tho
iliar
laver.
'l'hi
n
tlie
inolit
an
lurnul
out
on
a
large
jiliiticr
ami
(li--orai('il
nunninly
nli
lni--'i
,
mini,
mint
an.t
niani'Tliino
rlirrrii.
M-m-ra
won-1I01
iiil.
JKI.L-OV
funioun
"
liK-keil-m
"
flavwir
makH
icullv
ilohcious
(lr.-'TI
lirllirr
ii'd
for
family
.Im"!
,
iinMriBiit.
partv.
Ami
mtvciI
plain,
Jcll-0
alwut
iw
sire
to
remove
any
legitimate
basis
of
complaint
agfinst
the
structure
of
freight
rates
and
will,
so
far
as
it
is
able,
expedite
the
preparation
of
the
necessary
data
upon
which
the
inquiry
must
proceed.
Referring
to
the
freight
rate
increases
decently
allowed
by
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners,
Mr.
Mather
said
1
tUv;-
ou
((juM
-imagine!
,
Kl
MEMO
TO
ADVURTISKItS
For
the
information
of
our
advertisers,
ABC.
auditors
make
a
complete,
annual
audit
of
our
circulation
JVi'SDui.15'-'
Htf'l
lomc
thing
lo
re-
rnriiihi'r
next
lime
llm
briilire
club
cmrK
lo
your
liouc
Before
your
(tuesla
nrrivp,
put
topie
of
mine
ii"
-
rut-als
wiiliout
m1
'in
wlien
"f
Hf
,
yon
M
1,111!
li
s
nn'"1111
"even
with
the
new
rates
in
effect,
the
level
of
freight
charges
in
Canada
remains
lower
than
in
any
other
country
in
the
world.
"The
21
percent
increase
in
i.ier
me
when
you
ron-
r,.riii'u:.il.
'"'bind
every
on
i
Il,.,.i7.
"
irnnily
01
M.i,lefmmi'lirt'l,!l
PRESENT
FOR
CANADA'S
GOVERNOR-GENERAL
Lord
Alexander
of
Tunis,
governor-general
of
Canada,
is
shown
(left)
examining
the
model
of
the
historic
cannon
"Roaring
Meg"
which
was
presented
to
him
during
his
visit
to
Londonderry,
Ireland.
With
him
is
Sir
Basil
MacFarland,
mayor
of
the
city.
The
original
"Roaring
Meg"
was
used
in
the
siege
of
Derry
in
1688-89.
Lord
Alexander
was
also
given
the
freedom
of
the
city.
Canadian
rates
is
not
applicable
to
grain
and
grain
products
within
western
Canada
whether
for
domestic
consumption
or
for
export.
If-this
very
important
class
of
traffic
is
,
.,1
null
en-limy
Audited
Distribution
for
your
Advertising
"'it.
.HniiiM'
nippv
IW
.
1
mil
-otiple
of
bottle
of
Vapair
un-ruppni
ami
Willi
the
wirk
piille'l
up
in
Mrnli'Kie
pliwec
ll
llfl
Ik.v-1
way
I
know
lo
rlenrttho
air
(minpkifly
of
uuy
eookmu
jhIoiim
left
over
from
pint
nicaln.
.
.
to
lii
rp
llie
room
fiwli
ami
H
'm
tho
Miiell
of
riRurvlio
fflnuke
all
eniiin
lonst
Wlinl'n
nunc
..
.
in-hliinilv
iffii
live
Vupair
will
we
to
it,
that
no
slalo
iR:iretlc
micll
liiiBiM
nfler
your
nuecH
liavo
gone!
Tally,
Vupair
in
a
tinler
nml
costs
lew
thnn
ft
cent
each
time
to
use!
That'll
why
I
unta
you
to
a.k
for
VAl'Airt-in
tho
iiiK-valtic,
tun-otuite
bottle
nt
your
favourite
drug
or
department
store.
a.
:iip
i"'"
r--
very
worlil!
An.
viwr
RPrv,.!...!"'..11
f
lo
fft
tho
nine
il
h'k'
.
'
on
n-
:.
"
M-rvn
:i
.i....
-
1
.nh
mm:
WOMAN
FREED
OF
MURDER
CHARGE
taken
into
account,
the
increase
is
only
16
percent.
The
wage
rates
and
material
price
paid
by
the
company
have,
however,
increased
approximately
46
percent
since
1939.
These
facts
should
help
to
destroy
and
be-
thai
x
'
-V,,-,vy,
i
,-oulf
liv
liUj'',
'MACARONI
w
flavour!
advertising
copy
and
attractive
GOOD
layouts
are,
of
course,
essential
to
the
success
of
your
advertising
But
from
the
standpoint
of
final
results
the
answer
depends
upon
the
distribution
of
your
advertising.
In
order
that
our
advertisers
may
have
this
information
and
thus
be
able
to
invest
in
advertising
in
The
Daily
News
on
the
basis
of
known,
verified
facts,
we
are
members
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
KAMLOOPS,
A
Supreme
Court
jury
Wednesday
acquitted
Mrs.
Cecilia
Mclvor,
63,
of
Morritt,
on
a
charge
of
murder-
tcci.."l
Wi
CEALED
TENDERS,
addressed
to
the
underpinned
m
...!,.
lief
that
rates
charged
by
the
Ruin
or
Shino
.
.
.
you
II
lift
.Spiing-fiesh
and
fah-ion-riht
in
(hew
won-
.1
.1,,.-..1,1a
enm-
4
Inn
John
Rnhprtann
'ur
iBiHsmp"
win
be
re-
iauways
nave
Deen
increased
to
Robertson
Wlth
o
a
L
,
,
,
Efived
up
to
12
o'clock
Noon.
E.D.S
anvthui"
like
the
exleni
butcher
v.
T-
anyL"m
11Ke
lne
sanle
same
extent
knife
last
September
14.
Monday.
June
u..
ms,
for
the
Mr.
Justice
J.
O.
Wilson
dis-
nstr,Vc,tn
of
a
uKhk.r.iP-LenKth.
as
the
P"ces
the
railways
pay
tr.-f?.
iii'iiui,
uiiiiii'"-,
-
VM)
pktely
wearable
nvluu
-1
raincoats.
No
wonder
I
A
i
ilieu'vn
lieeomo
a
jmrt
of
,
o
"I-,
nreatitn,
30
ft..
Draft
K,
.
r
charged
Mrs.
Mclvor
from
cus-
n
ft.
todv
whpn
tho
Ini-u
aim
im;t
1
Pans.
Snenlflcations.
Labour
ren
buHcr
flni"
"
yr
brand
'
dicta
icu'i.-viB
unall
ciil"""1'
,en
von
l"""
about
Kn;
Knernine
like
mw'-rcl
move,
nol
irom
P'fn
5
ted
her
nn
and
,Form
'
Tender
In
the
j
When
you
buy
newspaper
advertising
you
are
paying
for
an
opportunity
to
talk
to
people
about
your
merchandise
and
service.
What
you
get
for
your
money,
therefore,
depends
upon
how
many
people
there
are
in
your
audience,
where
they
are,
how
this
audience
was
obtained,
and
many
other
facts
that
indicate
the
value
of
the
circulation
as
a
market
for
what
you
have
to
sell.
The
Bureau
is
a
national,
co-operative
association
of
publishers,
advertisers
and
advertising
agencies.
Every
year
one
of
the
trained
auditors
em-
ployed
by
the
Bureau
makes
an
audit
of
our
circulation
records.
This
audited
information
is
issued
in
official
ABC.
reports
covering
ea&
member
publication.
You
avoid
guesswork
and
speculation
when
you
advertise
in-
an
AB
C.
newspaper.
,
"
.i..u6nvci
mmier
may
De
obtained
by
bona
fide
charge.
shipbuilders
capable
or
carrying
out
Robertson
bled
to
death
from
ja,
A??taUS,p2tS?fh'3
a
leg
wound
Which,
the
Crown
Transport,
Hunter
Building.
Ottawa
contended,
he
suffered
in
a
scuf-
0nF'arri10'taH
'
fie
with
Mr,
Mntvar
L.E?C
,must
be
accompanied
deli''-i!e
the
inoi
It
rleaiw
f.-ihrirf
i..Ala
the'
tipring
Look
I
Nylon
in
the
fnbric
of
fabrics
for
ehatiKiiiblo
My
wealher
.
.
ct.niplclu
proUK;tion
from
tlio
ruin
mid
when
the
f-nn
-A',
uliiiie
froh
ami
crii-p-
Vrjr
lookuiK.
Truly,
you'll
.J
bleos
nylon
for
beum
o
uiiraclively
inel'ul
.
.
JJ
its
lienuly
is
il"
if
f
t
honuiv
...
a
butlnetpwise
fl
I
my
in
a
ny
woman
a
luuRiiliRcl
And
when
leniember
to
.look,
you're
buying
ior
that.
very
impotuinl
-'irl:
Nvlon
Eainwear
Tn
1i
yot
liida
to
Quality
and
nutation!
anyliiiw
J""
SiranLv
f0
c,7
CW?''
'
it
"
k,.i
by
a
security
deposit
equal
to
6
per
cent
of
the
tender
price,
such
security
to
be
in
the
form
of
a
certified
cheque
on
a
chartered
Canadian
bans
made
payable
to
the.
order
of
the
Receiver
General
ofCanada.
andor
Dominion
of
Cnnada
bonds,
at
par
andor
bonds
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Co..
or
Its
subsidiary
direclioiw
'"-
,
,.
Skin
Eruptions
tell"1",
,t
V0'
J..M.UCINH
nt
elorc
dcparti"1'
of
R1
Here
Is
a
clean
stniniocs
nor,Qt.n
companies,
unconditionally
euaran.
-lif
man'
...
-
nMrti
.
111O
1
least
nothuiK
least
two
two
mokrt
tins
tins
01
of
1..0
1
tl
-
0BRASn
W
J
'
(or
1BSlanrc,
msla""-'-on
hand
t
H
"''I''
:
..eft
m
'
r
favourite
Crown
Ing
antiseptic
oil
that
brings
speedy
'
led
by
tne
Dominion
of-
Canada,
at
relief
from
the
itching
and
discom-
pari
Such
seourity
W'U
be
forfeited
fort.
j
ln
tne
event
of
the
tenderer
refusing
Not
only
does
this
healing
antlsep-
I
to
enter
lnto
a
contract
on
the
basis
tic
oil
promote
rapid
and
healthy
,of
"is
tender
if
called
upon
to
do
so
healing
open
sores
and
wounds
but
or
alline
to
satisfactorily
complete
boils
8Uch
a
P1-
Security
deposits
of
and
simple
ulcers
are
also
re-
Heved.
.unsuccessful
tenderers
will
be
re
in
skin,
affections
the
itching
of
ar'tmnAm.
Eczema
is
quickly
topped.
Pimples
'
"L.te"d"
"ot
t
accompanied
by
a
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
ABC
-
-
This
newspaper
in
a
member
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Ask
for
a
copy
of
our
latest
A.B.C.
report
giving
audited
circulation
facts
and
figures.
A
BC
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Fads
as
a
measure
of
advertising
value
C.-nrv
V
U'r""..l1r
Two
sailings
per
week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Coquitlam
Saturday,
9
a.m.,
Calata
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
Sundays.
12
midnight
QUF.KN
CHAKI.OTTKS
FOR
MASSETT
AND
PORT
CLEMENTS
May
14
and
28
FOR
SOUTH
ISLANDS
May
16
and
30
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Ajent
Third
Ave.
Phone
508
1
thin
slices
oringe
yl
m
2
tbspns.
butler
1
,
and
P
I
""PV""Sd2
"i
"
.bTconsic
very
few
days.
The
is
In
a
same
true
The
Department
does
not
bind
It-
3-nuai
t
wuwpan.
Mt
pt.
V.mcUcs.
I""",?,'
A
Mtn""riiw"Vl
lM
.
self
to
accept
the
lowest
or
any
tnder.
r
0vr
of
Barbers
Itch,
Salt
Rheum,
Itching
Toes
and
Feet
and
other
inflammatory
skin
disorders.
'
milk
i'
euim
,ii'.
Syrup,
orange
rid
Ijj
but'f,J'
uir
F.
T.
COLLINS,
ftflp:
'..
Coves
hl
,
1
You
can
obtain
Moone's
Emerald
ilry
iugruinis.
hoilmg
over
midlmn
heat
20
'n.
'
'
,,
il
desire".
Oil
in
the
original
bottle
at
Ormes
Department
of
Transport.
"""""
Drugs
or
any
modem
drug
store.
Ottawa,
Canada.
April
28.
1948
Kutisf
action
or
money
back.
(100)
are
ceoklns.
Sery
wn
"
(
lunipunga
cavu.