Prfncc
Uupert
Dallp
J3etos
Thursday,
March
31,
1949
400
TO
TAKE
PART
IN
RUP
REC
DISPLAY
LANDSCAPE
PAINTING
An
Independent
dallt
newspaper
oeotec:
to
.ae
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
tad
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
ColuaiDU
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aa
Second
Class
Mall.
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa)
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
bv
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
Q.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
UtMBErl
OP
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NEWSPAPER
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UItT
carrier.
Per
Week.
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00.
KnwasTO
By
Mall.
Per
Month.
60c;
Per
Year.
5.00
'
!
I
i
Third
annual
Rup
Rec
mass'
display
will
see
400
enthusiastic
people,-
ranging
in
age
from!
pre-school
to
adults,
going!
through
their
paces
at
the
Civic
,
Centre
gymnasium
on
April
11
and
12
as
a
climax
to
art
act,iv
CO
OP
TERMED
COST-SAVERS
Visiting
Speakers
Are
Heard
by
Local
Members
Members
of
Prince
Rupert's
co-operatives,
numbering
more
than
100,
heard
the
co-operative
movement
described
as
a
cost-saver
in
the
face
of
general
rising
prices
and
were
told
of
the
internal
duties
of
members,
directors
and
management
by
two
speakers
at
a
public
meeting
held
in
the
Sons
of
Norway
Hall
last
night.
Sponsored
by
the
educational
committee
of
the
local
cooperative
movement,
the
meeting
was
addressed
by
David
Sid-dofis
of
the
extension
department
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
on
the
topic
"Co-ops
Versus
Depressions"
and
'by
Arthur
Wirlck,
secretary
of
the
B.C.
Co-operative
Union,
on
responsibilities
of
coop
membership.
-
Introduced
by
Howard
V.
Hill,
season.
Rup
Rec
Physical
Director
Margaret
Slinn
has
lined
up
program
in
which
all
classes
will
demonstrate
their
best
activities
in
a
manner
similar
to
that
employed
at
the
classes
themselves.
Previous
displays
hate
been
very
successful
and
have
contained
an
audience
appeal
which
kept
the
galleries
filled.
Even
better
work
on
the
part
of
the
I
I
Welcome!
Newfoundland.
RUPERT
and
Central
and
Northern
PRINCE
British
Columbia
have
particular
interest
in
welcoming
the
entry
into
Confederation
of
Newfoundland
which
becomes
official
tonight.
We
are
on
the
extreme
west.
They
are
on
the
extreme
east.
The
tenth
province,
like
this
part'of
British
Columbia,
is
full
of
potential
undeveloped
natural
resources
and
industrial
potentialities.
Newfoundland,
like
our
area,
must
be
looked
upon
in
the
broader
sense
and
with
a
long
view.
Both
are
capable
of
great
production
and
of
huge
population
expansion.
Their
greatness
lies
in
the
future.
In
that
spirit,
we
should
welcome
our
new
prov-
C
t
D
t
0
(t
"Better
keep
an
eye
on
him.
He
ruined
three
paintings
last
week."
t
rrv
up
rnm
r.
RlPrhT
As
time
coes
on.
doubtlessNewfoundland
ince.
Tenders
for
Garbage
Col,
Civic
Centre
Dates
participants
can
be
expected
as
their
work
progresses.
!
The
program
will
include
singing
games
by
(he
tiny
tots
class
always
a
show-stopper
net
tumbling
by
junior
boys,
box-vaulting
by
'teen-aee
boys
and
girls,
passive
exercises
by
'teenage
girls,
mat
tumbling
by
th
various
leaders.
More
involved
gymnastic
displays
will
include
ladder
and
gro:i-
pyramids
by
Grades
Four
and
Five
of
King
Edward
School,
and
springboard
tumbling
by
the
King
Edward
Grade
Six
class.
Grades
Four,
Five
and
Six
of
Borden
Street
bchool
v.iM
present
a
display
of
club
swinging
and
ball
rhythms
and
the
ladles
keep-fit
class
and
'teen-age
shall
become
one
of
Canada's
greatest
assets,
just
as
we
here
also
have
aspirations
and
the
surety
of
becoming.
the
chairman,
was
Roy
German,
!
secretary
of
the
Alberta
Wheat
i
for
himself
'and
his
family
is
Pool,
who
will
be
speaker
at
a
'
radical-then
I
think
fnost
of
us
Mmilar
meeting
tonight.
!
are
radicals,"
he
said.
"Some
The
addresses
were
followed
people
feel
that
we
are
out
to
by
a
question
period,
refresh-
put
tne
sman
business
man
out
ments
and
the
showing
of
a
t
of
business.
That
is
not
so.
We
film
"Men
of
Rochdale,"
des-
,
ieei
tnat
tnere
is
a
place
in
the
cribing
the
founding
of
the
co-;
community
for
everyone
who
operative
movement
in
England
operates
legitimately."
more
than
a
century
ago.
j
Wholesale
value
of
goods
dis-
Opportunities
by
which
the
tributed
co-operatively
in
Can-
Sealed
tenders
marked
"TENDERS
FOR
m
J
I.RrmON"
will
hp
rttivl
fctt
u
"
me
unaersienw
Monday,
April
11,
for
the
collection
a.:
from
the
residential
and
business
premises
M
mencing
May
1,
1949.
Tenders
to
stM.
.iJl
MORE
THAN
TELEPHONES
will
provide
his
own
equipment
or
wishes
to
J
co-operatives
can
expand
their
ada
jast
ycar
wa3
$n2,ooo,000
of
cost-saving
practices
are
limit
cnase
equipment
irom
the
City.
Terms
of
k
purchase
to
be
Included
in
the
tender
iw."
HE
ISSUE
as
between
installing
a
new
and
modern
automatic
telephone
system
or
patch
T
companied
by
a
certified
cheque
in
the
amoir
whicn
win
be
rorreited
to
the
City
in
thetwm
eessful
applicant
fails
to
enter
into
an
a
fir
Of
;
which
the
British
Columbia
cooperative
wholesale
societies
distributed
$500,000.
This
volume
is
expected
to
grow
continuously.
"Get
your
organization
welded
together
now
and,
when
times
ed
only
by
their
willingness
to
enter
producing,
manufacturing,
and
distributing
fields,
Mr.
S
i
d
d
o
h
s
told
the
meeting.
Throughout
the
world
co-operatives
have
entered
such
fields
as
transportation,
gasoline
City
In
accordance
with
the
terms
ot
histen.
girls
will
join
In
square
dances.
The
ladies
keep-fit
classes
wili
present
a
dlspiay
of
fundamental
gymnastics.
retained
by
the
city
until
replaced
by
a
w
other
guarantee
of
fulfilment
of
the
contran
FRIDAY
Sports
a.m.
9:00
Bo-Me-Hi
Oym
Class,
p.m.,
2:30
King
Edward
School
.
Gym
Class.
3:30
Rup-Rec
Jr.
Girls.
7:00
Adult
Club
Badminton.
7:30
Rup-Rec
Teen
Age
Boys.
Basketball
Practices
4:00
-
10:00.
Special
8
:00
Rotary
Club
Chorus.
8:00
Mixed
Adult
Card
,
Party.
8:00
Camera
Club
(Teen).
8:00
Borden
School
Operetta.
7:30
Home
Furnishing
Course.
are
tough,
for
heaven's
sake
or
any
tender
will
not
necessarily
be
accepted.
H.D.TBs
77
r
You
saw
it
in
the
News!
manuiaciure,
nousing,
ierunzer
keep
it
together,"
hp
urged.!
manufacture
and
many
other
..The
Co-operative
movement
is!
lines
in
addition
to
basic
pro-
based
on
membership
loyalty."
duction
and
distribution.
)
"Cartel
buying"
efforts
by
j,
DtAIOCRATIC
SET
t'P
,
Doat
Owners
IF
YOUR
BOAT
MXIIS
New
Stntks
KxhadFi
Ventilators
Mufflm
Swedish
co-operatives
since!
Arthur
Wirick,
secretary
of
1921
have
resulted
in
price
re-
the
B.C.
Co-operative
Uion,
an
ductions
of
60
per
cent
in
mar-,
educational
branch
of
the
move-garine,
10
per
cent
in
flour,
60
ment
in
this
province,
describ-per
cent
in
rubber
footwear
and
ed
the
ideal
democratic
set-up
55
per
cent
in
petroleum
pro-j
within
individual
co-operatives
ducts.
,
and
pointed
out
ways
it,
could
Tiese
manufacturing
and
be
approached.
";
distributing
efforts
were
begun
Basic
authority
lies
-with
the
by
the
fledgling
co-op
move-
members,
he
said,
but
no
ment
in
Sweden
in
protest
ber
can
hoDe
to
have
direct
con-
ing
up
the
present
manual
system
for
a
few
years
longer
has
been
fully
discussed.
Experts
have
been
here
and
all
are
agreed
that
the
automatic
system
is
to
be
desired.
The
city
council,
with
one
exception,
has
reiterated
its
original
stand
that
the
automatic
is
to
be
preferred
and
that
it
is
good
business
for
the
city
to
instal
it.
The
voters
last
December
expressed
themselves
in
favor
of
having
a
money
bylaw
prepared
for
the
project.
The
city
council
is
carrying
out
the
effect
of
that
plebiscite.
Later
the
money
bylaw
will
be
presented
and
the
taxpayers
who
pay
the
bills
will
have
the
opportunity
of
making
the
final
decision
as
to
whether
they
feel
the
expenditure
is
justified.
Meantime,
there
are
other
things
of
quite
as
pressing
importance
as
the
telephone
system
which
require
attention.
There
are
the
streets
and
sidewalks.
Therfe
are
.the
sewers.
There
Ls
the
water
system.
There
are
the
schools.
The
condition
of
all
these
are
only
too
well
known.
The
need
for
them
is
certainly
comparable
with
that
of
the
telephone
system
and
certainly
as
obvious.
Possibly,
we
may
have
to
choose,
in
view
of
our
financial
condition,
between
some
of
these
things.
The
city
council
has
plenty
to
work
and
think
about
in
these
other
major
matters.
Tanks
Halibut
Sk
PHONE
BLACK
U4
EDINBURGH,
Scotland
Scotland's
grain
harvest
is
expected
to
be
the
biggest
since
the
war,
and
about
20,000
volunteer
workers
will
be
required
to
reap
it.
WE
ARE
EQUIPPED
TO
DO
ALL
TYPES
OF
XT
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
trtiori
Suits
SPECIAL
$2.23
MENS
PYJAMAS-SPECIAL
$3.25
MEN'S
DRESS
AND
WORK
SOX
SPECIAL
from
....
4Uc
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS
All
sizes
SPECIAL
$2.95
THOM
SHEET
METAL
against
artificially
sustained
trol
over
the
functions
of
the
I
prices
and
the
reductions
that
officers
and
employees
of
the
Ave.
E.
I
253
First
PILES
were
brought
about
have,
been
group.
Rather,
it
is
an
indirect
enoyed
by
the
whole
popula-
authirity,
'
delegated
at
general
tion
of
Sweden.
j
meetings
to
the
directors,
with
Similar
achievements
have
specified
reservations.
The
dir-been
effected
by
agricultural
ectors
in
turn,
delegate
respon-
MEN'S
sizes-
DRESS
PANTS
-SPECIAL
'.
-
All
$4.75
When
you
remove,
the
Internal
cause
of
plies
you
net
worthwhile
results
that
last.
That's
thfe
simple
reason
for
I'yltitnr'H
great
success.
No
matter
what
you
have
done
for
this
torture,
or
how
lonft-suinding
and
"co-operatives
in
the
United
sibility
and
authority
to
the
States
in
the
matter
of
fertil-
manager.
her
costs
and
in
Saskatchewan
Co-operatives,
he
described
as
stubborn
your
case,
modern
science
Household
Appliances
nn
nacilino
T
v,o
itt.
rt,,fi
..
has
the
answer
in
rylloiie
rile
K.sin-
i
edv
IA
limilri
taken
hv
mmithl
Volir
ever,
the
co-operatives
are
han
ing
business
methods
to
achieve
first
bottle
proves
this
or
the
price
refunded
at
once.
That's
our
guarantee
of
I'j
Hone's
quality.
1.75
at
cicapped
by
their
lack
of
con-
a
social
objective."
Co-opera-!
trol
of
the
source
of
production
tlves
which
aim
entirely
at
fin-1
of
crude
oil.
Isn
.iai
px'ospritv
and
lose
sight!
all
modern
druggists.
K
PAX
1
N
A
TO
It
RE
FKIfi
ERATORS
.VEN'S
SUITS
-All-wool,
the
latest-SPECIAL
$32.50
MEN'S
LOOKING
BOOTS
Reg.
$24
SPECIAL
..
$17.50
Boys'
All
Kinds
of
SWEATERS
SPECIAL
from
$1.25
BOYS'
LONG
PANTS
Good
make
SPECIAL
from
$2.75
BOYS'
SOLID
L
E
A
T
II
E
It
SCHOOL
BOOTS
Regular
$G.50SPECTAL
$5.60
KNITTING
WOOL
Best
quality,
large
variety.
Reg.
45c
"That
'phrase
'cartel
busting'
of
the
social
ideals
inherent
in
I
HOTI'OINT
ELECTRIC
STOVES
tj
may
sound
radical
but
if
a
man's
desire
to
make
savings
R.C.A.
VICTOR
RADIOS
PHILIPS
RADIOS
the
movement
are
courting,
irouble,
he
said.
j
The
"Men
of
Rochdale"
movie!
was
represented
by
Rudolph
Ol-sen
of
the
educational
WK
ATI!
ALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
Developing,
Printing
rnlarin
QUICK
SERVICE
Amateur
and
Professional
Supplies
AN
URGENT
PRIORITY
JOB
.
IT
IS
TO
BE
EXPECTED
that
there
will
be
mini-
J1U
fcASV
WASHERS
1
IN
THE
-UPR!J.
COURT
OF
i
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
EUREKA
VACUUMS
;
if
FAWCETT
OIL
STOVES
(installed)
MEN
MX
WASHER
SPECIAL
35c
i
Ait"
i
.
And
n
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Fmest
HEN
MX
IRON
ER
Johnson,
otherwise
known
as
Arne
Jolinson
livllii.
Deceased,
I
Hirsute.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honor
Judse
Fulton,
dated
the
$1
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
Most
Up-to-Date
Cafe
in
the
City
Opon
from
8
p.m.
to
4
a.m.
I
mum
of
delay
on
the
part
of
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
in
getting
the
work
of
re-routing
and
Hard-surfacing
the
road
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Port
Edward
under
way.
For
nearly
two
ye.ars
now
we
have
been
assured
of
it
and
it
has
now
been
adopted
as
one
of
the
projects
in
the
province's
big
development
scheme.
.
'
Construction
work
on
the
big
celanese
mill
at
Port
Edward
is
already
Under
way
and
several
hundred
men
will
be
employed
there
this
year.
Even
now
there
is
heavy
traffic
between
the
city
and
the
pulp
mill
site.
It
would
have
been
a
fine
thing
if
this
necessary
work
had
already
been
completed.
Certainly,
it
is
a
job
which
is
entitled
to
No.
1
priority
now
and
the
department
of
public
works
should
not
have
to
be
reminded
of
the
fact.
"
Early
development
of
the
arterial
highway
through
Prince
Rupert
will
also
be
welcomed.
14th
day
of
March.
1949.
I
was
ap-fotnted
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
the.
late
Ernest
Johnson,
otherwise
known
as
Arne
Johnson
h'ylla,
formerly
of
Sunnyslde
Cannery,
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
or
about
the
13th
day
of
September,
1948.
All
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
required
to
forward
them
to
me
on
or
before
April
30th.
1949,
properly
verified,
and
all
persons
Indebted
to
the
sara
estate
are
required
to
pay
to
me
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
this
17th
day
of
March,
1949.
GORDON
FRASER
FORBE!?
Official
Administrator
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
Dishes,
CHOI'
SUEY
-
CHOW
ME
IN
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
13S
,
SAV
HOME
MULDERS!
Property
in
a
new
subdivision
available
soon
.
.
.
Choice
view
lots
at
reasonable
pritcs.
N.H.A.
district.
Place
your
reservations
now
with
...
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
John
F.
L.
HunhM,
I).C,
Ph.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
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WE'D
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IF
WE
COULD
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or
Heating
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&
NOW
AVAILABLE
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUD'I
Everything
at
Buljter's
is
Now
JOHN
H.
BULGER
DPTOMETR
1ST
.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenu
Floor
Sandinc
a
Special
f
OUR
STORY
IS
DYING
NAMES,
LINKING
the
far
off
and
primitive
past
w
ith
the
busy
and
populous
present,
are
seen
in
the
written
records
of
Southern
British
Columbia
and
early
Washington,
Oregon
and
Cali-fornia.
Monday,
in
Prince
Rupert,
here
died
a
man
who
could
ppeak
with
knowledge
and
authority
of
the
history
of
Skeena
and
the
north.
,
Born
83
years
ago
in
Port
Essington,
George
Cunningham
bore
a
name
that
is
part
and
parcel
of
the
story
of
the
land
west
of
the
Rockies.
;
Throughout
a
long
and
a
stirring
life
this
was
al-
ways
home
to
him.
What
tales
he
could
have
told,
r
what
memories
he
could
have
revived
!
But
these,
:
unhappily,
died
with
him.
And
similar
tales
are
:
dying
with
others.
Meantime
this
district's
history
goes
unwritten.
.
Red
561
Free
of
the
Luxury
Tax
A
watch
that
formerly
cost
you
$20
with
tax,
will
how
cost
you
$16.
This
illustration
applies
to
everything
in
the
store.
ALSO
OUR
SPECIAL
DIAMOND
VALUES
WILL
BE
ON
DURING
THE
PERIOD
OP
LENT
OR
TILL
EASTER.
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