i
prince
jRupett
Pailp
i3cto
Lto.
Wednesday,
June
23,
1918
Decision
With
Middle
Class
SPECIAL
FARES
FOR
STAMPEDE
July
5
Vo
9
and
on
July
10
for
trains
arriving
Calgary
not
later
than
5
p.m.
Standard
time.
Returning
passengers
may
leave
Calgary
up
to
midnight
of
July
12.
However,
if
there
is
no
train
l
WINNIPEG
Special
railway
fares
will
be
available
for
thoselT
c
""
nonorea
on
tne
urst,
available
,
train.
IT'S
DTMMITf.
lit
Wit
tiBftin.
1nt.
""
m
t......
7:t
-
attending
the
Calgary
Exhibition
and
Stampede
July
5
to
10.
it
is
announced
by
R.
H.
Powers,
vice
Chairman
Canadian
Passenger
Associat
ion
on
behalf
of
the
Can
Prof.
I.
M.
Fraser
of
the
University
of
Saskatchewan
at
Sas-
Canadian
katoon
and
Mrs.
Fraser,
here
with
the
Fisheries
Research
adian
National
and
Pacific
Railways.
;;
The
Experts
tSay...
t
By
Kay
Rex
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
SANDWICH
NOT
ENOUGH
A
sandwich
for
lunch
and
another
for
supper
isn't
enough
for
a
girl
with
a
Job.
Here
are
some
suggested
career
menus
for
the
week:
SUNDAY
Breakfast:
half
a
grapefruit,
buttered
whole
grain
griddle
cakes
and
syrup,
beverage;
Lunch
soup,
salad
greens,
fruit
with
cream,
cookies;
Dinner:
steak,
potatoes,
vegetable,
buttered
whole
grain
rolls,
sliced
bread
and
butter,
ice
cream,
beverage.
MONDAY
Breakfast:
citrus
fruit
(orange,
grapefruit
or
tomato
juice,
cooked
whole
grain
cereal
(rolled
oats,
cracked
wheat,
buttered
toast,
beverage;
Lunch
meat,
cheese,
eggs,
or
peanut
butter
sandwiches,
raw
vegetables,
cake,
milk;
Dinner:
meat,
potatoes,
corn,
car
Agreed
They
Will
Determine
Result
of
Next
British
Election
By
JAMES
iwcCOOK
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
Labor
and
Conservative
party
strategists
have
decided
that
between
2,000,000
and
3,000,000
uncertain
fiters,
mainly
in
the
middle
income
group,
will
determine
the
result
.of
the
1950
British
general
election.
The
platform
of
each
party
Is
being
shaped
to
appeal
to
the
professional
and
salaried
groups:
the
inconspicuous,
non
-
trade
union
families
with,
modest
incomes
and
homes
of
their
own.
and
the
widows,
retired
business
men
and
self-employed
contractors
who
try
to
fit
tax-trimmed
incomes
to
their
needs.
These
people
have'
been
the
The
special
fares
will
apply
Board
of
Canada,
are
revisiting
from
all
stations
in
Alberta,
Prince
Rupert
for
the
first
time
Saskatchewan
and
in
Britisn
in
20
years
and
are
keenly
in-Columbia,
Vancouver,
Prince
terested
in
the
changes
and
im-Runprt
nnH
F.ast
nnd
win
hP
'
provements
to
be
observed
INFLATION,
IT
SEEMS,
HAS
STRUCK
HOME
The
last
stronghold
against
inflation
succumbed
this
week
to
the
overwhelming
pressure
of
rising
prices.
The
unhappy
word
Is
out.
A
darkness
has
descended
not
only
on
the
Juvenile
world,
but
on
the
cherished
recesses
of
the
nostalgic
adult
mind
as
well.
An
era
has
evaporated.
To
small
fry,
It
is
merely
a
current
tragedy
and,
therefore,
one
which
is
surmountable
in
the
passage
of
time,
but
to
the
adult
mind
it
is
a
blow
against
the
solid
foundations
of
their
youth.
To
anyone
decrepit
enough
to
recall
the
days
of
penny
candy,
of
succulent,
one-cent
suckers
and
nickel
bags
of
candy
which
were
entertainment
and
sustenance
for
a
flawless
afternoon,
this
is
indeed
a
blow
against
stability.
Two
generations
of
strife
and
readjustment
have
seen
civilization
fall
and
dynasties
crumble.
The
ways
of
life
of
whole
continents
have
changed,
but
one
thing
has
remained
constant.
And
while
it
did,
the
thoughful
and
the
flighty,
the
profound
and
the
unbalanced
have
had
a
thing
to
cling
to.
Now
it
is
gone.
The
traditional
five-cent
cone,
so
help
us,
has
gone
up
to
six
cents!
based
on
the
one
way
fare
and
one
third
for
the
round
trip.
Long
professor
of
engineering
at
the
University
of
Saskatchewan,
Prof.
Fraser
used
to
spend
summers
at
the
Pacific
Experimental
Station
here.
Tickets
will
be
on
sale
bum
Jiiv
i,,
.i
butter,
citrus
fruit
or
tomatoes,
Lunch:
salad
greens,
buttered
U.rt,
milk;
Dinner:
liver,
pota-
whole
grain
rolls,
cake,
milk;
toes,
green
vegetable,
bread
and
Dinner:
bacon
and
eggs,
baked
butter,
fruit
salad,
beverage.
,
potato,
vegetable,
bread
and
f
his
peridural
buMlllAi
Coming
i,rih
fr.m
V''
will.
I.:
NOTH'K
OK
AITI
I
KTIHCVI
K
OK
September
Morn,
IHiritil1!!,
Arthur
II
Al
lltN
I
OH
IM
I'BIH
I
1
Ms
MfOlminrr
Kt.
Milift'ill
Claim.
butter,
Iruit
pie,
beverape.
backbone
of
Britain
since
the
.
continental
wars
when
Napoleon
I
jeered
at
the
"nation
of
shop
Joy
ana
two
Vr,u,r
'
win
p,.Ild
a
ffiu;lb
here.
You
read
li.
m
the
News"
rots,
squash
or
yellow
beans,
bread
and
butter,
fruit,
beverage.
FRIDAY
Breakfast:
fruit
Juice,
egg,
buttered
toast,
beverage;
Lunch:
raw
vegetable
and
dried
fruit
sandwiches,
(shredded
carrots
with
raisins
.
whole
grain
cereal
cookies,
milk;
Dinner:
fish,
potatoes,
yellow
keepers."
I
War
and
political
change
ha
s
made
the
rich
poorer,
and
the
I
worker
has
gained
in
income
and
social
security.
But
the
middle
RENT
-
a
-
RADIO
TUESDAY
Breakfast:
dried
fruit,
all-wheat,
wheat,
or
muffets,
buttered
vegetable,
bread
and
butter.
toast,
beverage;
Lunch:
meat
fresh
fruit,
beverage.
Sandwiches,
CitrUS
fruit,
COOkleS.I
RATTIRnAV
Rrnalrfa.il-
half
ami
"A"
and
II"
rraetiimul
Mineral
(tHIIIlH.
Situate
in
the
Skeena
Mining
Division.
Where
located:
on
the
westerly
slope
of
Mount
Noble,
Pitt
Island
Lawful
holder:
Meivin
McKay
Stevens.
Free
Miners
Certificate
No.
13889
F.
Take
notice
that
I,
Meivin
McKay
Stevens,
Free
Miners
Certificate
No.
13889
F
intend,
at
the
end
of
sixty
days
from
the
date
liereol.
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improvements
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
Crown
Grants
of
the
above
claims.
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
Section
85
of
the
"Mineral
Act"
must
be
commenced
before
the
issuance
of
such
Certificate
of
Improvements.
Duted
this
21st
day
of
June,
1948.
M.
M.
STEPHENS.
grapefruit,
cooked
whole
grain
cereal,
buttered
toast,
beverage;
BY
THE
DAY
BY
THE
WEEK
BY
THE
MON'IH
ALL
NEW
1948
MANTLE
MOJjLLS
AT
class
has
been
squeezed.
It
tries
to
cling
to
its
old
standards
for
instance,
to
send
its
children
to
private
schools
but
sur-'
veys
of
public
opinion
unanimously
indicate
its
discontent
by
revealing
complaints
about
high
taxation,
Increased
prices
of
(
milk;
Dinner:
tomato
juice,
omelet,
welsh
rarebit,
or
macaroni
and
cheese,
green
beans,
peas,
spinach,
or
cabbage,
bread
and
butter
custard,
beverage.
CityMercliuiitsl
WEDNESDAY
breakfast:
cit-'
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
ILLITERATE
ROBIN
PHONE
644
313
TIUKII
AVKM'E
W
EST
box
a;
rus
fruit
.cooked
whole
grain
'
cereal,
buttered
toast,
beverage;
I
Lunch:
salmon
sandwiches,
raw
J
vegetable,
cake,
milk;
Dinner:
,
pork
chops,
potatoes,
yellow
veg-
etable,
bread
and
butter,
cooked
'
fruit,
beverage.
THURSDAY
Breakfast:
.fresh
'
TIMMINS.
Ont.
At
leasi
one
local
robin
cannot
read
English.
Residents
have
discovered
a
robin's
nest
behind
the
"B"
In
a
restaurant
sign
reading
"Bluebird."
Advertis"
In
tne
Irdlly
fcewsi
gooas
ana
services
ana
inability
to
make
Incomes
match
rises
in
living
costs.
Millions
of
middle-class
voters
are
torn
between
their
suspicion
of
Labor
policies
like
nationalization
and
their
equal
suspicion
of
Conservatives'
declarations
that
they
are
all
for
the
little
man.
When
Herbert
Morrison,
Lord
President
of
the
Council,
warns
his
Labor
party
the
1950
election
City
merchants
are
askPd
In
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
Into
the
Daily
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
In
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
for
publication.
tilt
Hollywood
Cak
PRINCE
Rl
l'KltTS
M
WhST
AMI
MOST
l'P-TO-lATK
Kj;sTM
It
A
ST
OPEN
FHOM
3:30
I'M
TO
3
.30
All
fruit,
prepared
whole
grain'
cereal,
buttered
toast,
beverage;
Lunch:
devilled
eggs,
bread
and
jj
FEATURING
5
HOSIERY'S.
BEST
BRANDS
HOLEPROOF
KAYSEIt
Z
'MERCURY
WALLACE':
OF
COVRSE!
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PRORATE
be
"the
greatest
fight
of
III
the
Matter
tit
the
LsUte
of
C
harted
Will
our
lives,"
he
knows
the
middle
HriHiks,
llei-eHsed.
'
TAKW
NnTtr:
l,o
hn
Orrlnf
nf
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
CHOI'
Fur
OuUide
Orders
SUKY
Fhone
133
His
Honor
judge
w.
o.
Fulton,
Lo-
(
class
has
given
government
poli-
cal
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
ol
cies
a
dour
reception.
British
Columbia,
Letters
ol
Admin-
MEIN
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
Hotel.
.
A
.
I
lKtratlon
with
the
Will
annexed
of
the
Estate
of
Charles
Brooks,
deceased,
late
of
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
or
about
the
16th
day
of
April.
1948,
at
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
were
granted
to
me.
Robert
Edward
Gladding.
the
lawful
attorney
of
Mary
Tachlda.
the
sole
Executrix
named
In
the
Will
of
the
said
deceased,
on
the
21st
day
of
May.
AD
1948.
All
persons
indebted
Relax
(it
the
II
Iwcl
Do
you
steer
j
our
car
or
"HKKI"it?
the
Alaska
Highway
for
White-horse.
Returning
south
the
vessel
will
take
concentrates
to
Vancouver
for
transshipment
to
Tacoma
smelter.
Steering
Wander?
Shimmy?
Tire
Wear!
Prince
Rupert
B.
Fuerst,
Vancouver;
W.
Ma
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
-iff?
M
JE
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
Developing-,
Printing
Enlarrinc
QUICK
SERVICE
Amateur
and
Professional
Supplies
Restore
new
car
Meerinjj
control!
The
Ketchikan
fish
packer
Sydney,
Capt.
Osmund
Hendrick-sen,
made
her
nrst
call
here
in
more
than
a
month
yesterday,
bringing
two
carloads
of
bonded
American
halibut
for
rail
shin-mcnt
to
the
eastern
United
States.
Her
trip
was
the
first
since
the
Canadian
National
rail
line
closed
on
May
25.
She
is
expected
to
arrive
back
in
Princ-Rupert
next
Tuesday
with
another
cargo.
Inspection
and
correction
can
be
carried
out
acuraW
only
by
use
of
specialized
equipment.
In
jrwdaiw
wa
ine
amount
or
their
indebtedness
to
ther
Vancouver'
O
J
Hutch-
'
'
'
'
me
forthwith
and
all
persona
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
re-
mgs,
Victoria;
H.
K.
Archibald
quired
to
file
them
with
me
properly
and
family,
Chicago;
L.
Digre.
verified
on
or
before
the
Slst
day
of
n
,
.
.
July.
1948.
falling
which
attribution
Calgary,
F.
W.
Ridge,
Vancou-
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
ver;
A.
A.
MrCrea,
Georgetown;
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
w
w
.en.i
Mnntrl-
t
the
LINDSAY'
policy
of
havinc
the
rlcht
Wis
!r
th'
j
WHEKL
ALIGNMENT
and
BALANCING
i
quimn
nt
h,tt"f!
Installed
and
is
now
In
operation.
been
notified.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
b.c.J
PegK.
Vancouver;
C.
McKenzie
Drive
In
and
let
us
check
and
report
un
your
Irani
m
this
22nd
day
of
June.
A
D.
1948
Vancouver;
J.
Bunn,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Harper
and
ROBERT
EDWARD
OLADDINQ
Box
508.
I
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
1
(162)
condition.
LINDSAY
MOTORS
LTD.
PHONE
8Ki
family,
Georgetown;
J.
P.
Dodds,
j
A
local
notice
to
mariners
says
Ames,
Iowa;
C.
C.
Keyes,
Van-
that
Point
Cumming
light
in
couver;
J.
Simpson,
Vancouver;
I
Wright
Sound
Is
renorted
not
UNITED
STATES
W.
A.
Sloan,
Vancouver;
S.
Han-
Durning.
xnis
ngnt
will
be
at-
J
1ST
FOR
tended
to
as
soon
as
possible.
son.
New
Westminster;
Mrs.
D
M.
Shelford,
Wistaria;
A.
E
Meeker,
Vancouver;
H.
Cassidy.
While
the
halibut
fishing
clos-
Alice
Arm;
Mrs.
L.
,
Nlcklin.
ed
season
in
Area
ia
nnrf
Aronn
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
BABY
Loveable
little
wearables
for
your
loveable
little
cherub.
Everything
from
sturdy
creepers
to
dainty
dresses.
v
YOUR
BEST
EATING
PLACE
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
11
a.m.
to
I
p.m.
BANQUET
HALL
FOR
LUNCHEONS.
DINNERS
AND
PARTIES'
CHINESE
DISHES
BROADWAY
CAFE
Telegraph
Creek;
Mr.
and
Mrs
3,
and
4
will
begin
at
12
mid-J.
Chapman,
Shawatlans;
D.
Ir-
night
July
11,
thus
terminating
vine,
Victoria;
M.
W.
Gorm-
all
halibut
fishing
on
the
Pa-ley,
Vancouver;
R.
R.
Ridley,
ciflc
Coast
of
Canada
and
the
Victoria;
R.
Lundrigan,
St.
Law-
United
States
and
Alaska,
pcr-rence,
Newfoundland;
P.
Lund-
mits
for
the
retention
and
land-rigan.
St.
Lawrence,
Newfound-
mg
of
halibut
caught
incident-land;
Mrs.
J.
Massey,
Ladner;
J.,
ally
to
fishing
for
other
species
Kirk,
Vancouver;
F.
Speed,
Vic-
with,
set
lines
in
any
area
will
toria;
Mrs.
W.
J.
Graham,
Smi-
be
valid
until
12
midnight
Nov-
Repairs
Construction
AHerationi
Floor
Sanding
a
Specialty
P.O.
Km
w
Phone
RED
561
mers;
w.
usDorne,
Terrace;
Miss
ember
15
S.
Middleton,
Smithers.
FxUflng
regulotlom
mole
it
illegal
for
any
Canadian
reiident
to
retain
in
hit
possession
more
than
$
1
0
in
United
States
cash.
You
are
required
to
turn
in
to
your
bank,
for
exchange
into
Canadian
money,
ony
amount
you
have
in
excess
of
$10
in
United
States
funds,
without
delay.
THERE'S
A
REASON
The
reason
is
that
Canada
must
have
the
U.5.
dollars
spent
here
by
tourists,
in
order
to
make
them
available
for
the
payment
of
imported
goods
and
services
needed
to
keep
production
and
employment
at
a
high
leyeL
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
200
1111
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Box
1118
Phone
Red
400
I
Northbound
from
Vancouver
to
the
Alaska
ports
of
Taku
and
Haines,
British
Columbia
Steamships
Ltd.
freighter
Alaska
It
Pays
to
Advertises
Advertise
in
tne
uany
News!
BLONDIE
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Loses
Beachhead.
Prince.
Capt.
Thomas
n
Garrkk,
f-,,.
v
ty
L.1IC
I
OUriS
.
was
in
port
from
3
to
10
o
clock
(yesterday
morning.
On
the
way
in
here
she
called
at
Port
Edward
and
other
Skeena
River
EVERYTHING
HASN'T
RAISED
IN
PRICE
.
.
.
inn
i:turrs
charge
200
tons
of
supplies
for
At
Taku
Landing
she
will
discharge
200
tons
of
suplics
for
UUl
is
the
a"''
Pri(f
w
It
may
surprise
many
Community
Silver
flatware
the
Polaris-Taku
mine
at
Tulse-
quah
and
at
Haines
will
put
off
before
the
war.
And
as
the
tax
Is
now
off
it
"snotilil
kc
doubly
attractive.
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142
tons
of
freight
for
delivery
by
way
of
the
Haines
cut-off
of
Buleer'g
always
sell
standard
goods
'
t
i",all'a
art
advertised
prices
even
IIioiikIi
rxrrss
eli.ui;'"
more
than
those
of
places
nearer
to
the
latncs
FOREIGN
aCHANGr.
CONTROL
I0MID
OlMWt
ISow
Available!
Lor
Instance
a
Bib
Ben
clock
or
set
of
silver
for
the
same
price
as
in
Ontario
where
it
is
n""
A
large
part
of
our
Moik
is
made
up
f
n,la
advertised
Roods
and
we
try
to
keep
the
l,al'""
line
with
the
prices
of
other
cities.
And
we
S
ntee
t
he
satisfaction
of
our
goods.
Something
from
Ouigers
is
always
sonw"""
worth
having.
Tatti(
meal
art
qui'eUq
planned
itri
Kober
Corned
Beef
Loaf
at
hand
A
Contented
Cow.
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LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
COTTAGE
CITEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Tour
Dally
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BERVICS
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