EXPRESS
COMPANIES
EXTEND
PICK
6
Prince
ttupcrt
Daily
rectus
LtO.
Friday,
February
20,
1943
avai'.blc
io
purcha.-e
a
quantity
,
el
the
pamphlets.
The
meeting,
under
chairmanship
of
H.
M.
Daggett,
agreed
I
that
the
$1,500
was
a
sufficient
:
h.ieklnp
to
iust.ifv
an
immprimtp!
MEW
PUBLICITY
PAMPHLET
TO
BE
PUBLISHED
SOON
Sorn
UP
SERVICE
TO
EAST
END
OF
CITY
Extension
of
parcel
pick-up
and
delivery
service
to
the
east
end
of
the
city
by
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
Express
companies
was
announced
Thursday
by
W.
D.
McAra,
manager
of
the
joint
express
offices
here.
The
extension
will
enlarire
the
delivery
area
to
include
as
far
east
as
Herman"
Street
on
Sixth
Avehue
and
Im!
Coal
Price
In
Eighth
Avenue,
i
.
manuel
Street
on
Alberta
J
Up
section,
mt
The
Seal
Cove
of;
move
to
have
the
pamphlet
Production
of
a
new
publicity;
Recognition
of
the
publicity
'BEST
YEAR?
iL'
I
Ail
i
a
4
is
not
includea.
t
ualoaki,
Aom
ueaiers
those
points
jamphlet
for
Prince
Rupert
andfor
Prince
Rupert
in
the
recent'
central
interior
will
get
under
Eaturday
Evening
Post
article
within
the
next
few
weeks
-Seattle
ay
Ponders
a
Bad
Dream."
j
and
will
be
available
for
distribu-Vas
expressed
in
a
motion
by
G.l
'.ion
in
time
for
the
opening
of
A-
Hunter
that
a
letter
be
writ-
j
he
tourist
season,
following
de-
ten
to
Richard
L.
Neuberger.
its!
cision
made
last
night
at
the
al,thor,
expressing
appreciation'
annual
meeting
of
the
Public
0f
the
council.
'
delations
Council.
I
secretary
Applewhaite
inform-
ed
the
meetinS
that
he
had
re-'
Authorization
for
their
publi-
ceived
a
large
number
of
letters.
ration
afi
cn
n
r,nihiP
"WLAt
1X(;
n
TiH's.-Ved
fA
i
Decision
to
enlarge
the
area1
was
made
following
a
request
made
to
the
express
companies
last
fall
by
the
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Approval
was
granted
after
a
survey
was
completed
a
month
ago
by
Harry
Herget.
ex-
"CROJffl
in
Calgary
Thursday
night
announced
an
increase
in
the
price
of
coal
ranging
from
$1
to
$1
73
per
ton
effective
immediately.
The
boosts
following
the
granting
of
a
$2
wage
increase
for
miners
of
Alberta
domestic
and
bituminous
coal
fields.
It
expected
that
other
Alberta
cities
will
follow
ult
in
the
Increasing
of
the
coal
price.
(ONTLvJ
t
press
company
representative.
from
readers
of
the
Saturday!
Evening
Post,
indicating
a
wide
i
interest
which
was
inspired
by
the
article.
Mayor
Nora
Arnold
made
after
the
meeting
had
heard
a
report
from
Canvasser
a.
R.
Brett
that
$1,508
has
already
been
collected
from
busi-
...
Kilo,-
hoe
iri
VfiH
mnnv
similTV
less
people
whose
businesses
will
""
.........
.
.
in
the
colorful
pam-
.s&f
!.
Previously,
pick-up
and
dellv-;
ery
service
had
been
confined
to
i
the
central
section
of
the
city
bounded
on
the
east
by
the
Hays
;
Creek
bridge.
j
Both
pick-up
and
delivery
'
services
will
be
on
a
daily
basis
leuers.
In
preparation
lor
the
tourist
e
listed
phlet.
3ft
M
Ml
WAX
PROTECTION
A
little
wax
applied
to
furniture
caster
sockets
keeps
them
turning
easily
in
damp
weather.
v
v
k,
t
.-w
13,;
"
.
reason,
Internal
Relations
Committee
Chairman
Al.
Manson
was
authorized
to
make
preparations
for
selecting
the
.
site
oi
i
a
tourist
bureau.
External
Relations
Committee
:
Chairman
J.
Harry
Black
an-
j
Estimated
over
-all
cost
of
publication
will
be
about
$2,200.
Secretary
E.
T.
Applewhaite
told
the
meeting.
This
will
provide
'3.000
pamphlets
a
three-year
supply.
.
ALAN
LADD
"
mm
11
-
.
.-i
HM
j
in
that
they
will
be
made
at
any
time
they
are
required,
Express'
I
Agent
W.
D.
McAra
said.
j
j
In
the
western
section
of
the
,
'
city,
the
pick-up
and
delivery
J
DOROTHY
LAM0UR
4
ROBERT
PRESTON
700-POUNDER
IS
FARMER'S
"DREAM
COW"
The
proud
looks
on
the
faces
of
Glen
Rehn,
Andover.
111.,
dairy
farmer,
and
"Rog,"
his
5-year-old
Jersey
cow,
are
justified
by
the
cow's
remarkable
production
record
for
1947.
Official
production
records
for
363
days
show
that
Rog
produced
11,143
pounds
of
milk
and
717.5
pounds
of
butterfat.
A
cow
which
will
produce
500
pounds
of
butterfat
annually
is
generally
considered
good
but
a
7u0-pounder
is
the
dairyman's
'dream
cow."
Rog,
who
was
raised
on
the
Rehn
farm,
has
the
impressive
registry
identification
of
Volunteer
Triumph
Empress
Number
1338374.
Rog's
best
single
month
of
production
was
May
when
she
yielded
1,218
pounds
of
milk
and
82.8
pounds
of
butterfat.
It
1
The
$1,508
does
not
include
al
1.1)0
-
4?
4
W
L10YD
NOLAN
M
wl
j
boundary
remains
at
the
Morse
-
Creek
bridge.
nounced
that
a
moving
picture
j
film
made
at
Prince
Rupert
by
I
a
provincial
Travel
Bureau
photographer
last
summer
will
I
In
fatomovnU
1
9
-1
$250
grant
which
the
provincial
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry
has
agreed
to
make,
nor
$100
which
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
'las
suggested
may
be
made
Streets
east
of
the
Hays
Creek
;
bridge
which
are
Included
in
the
j
extended
service
ar
Sixth
Avenue
;
to
Herman
Street,
including
Am-
L
Ibrose
Avenue,
Donald
Street,
CITRUS
FRUITS
DROP
SHARPLY
I
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
d
Reflections
j
and
Piggott
Place,
Second
Over-I
look
and
Herman
Street.
Seventh
a
A
it
W
M
m
m
m
VANCOUVER,
9
California
Ayenue
and
claude
Slreeti
oranges
dropped
between
60o
v,.,hth
Avpnil
t0
rmman.
Where
Thrifty
Shoppers
Meet
S
be
ready
within
a
few
months
i
and
will
have
its
initial
showing
in
this
city.
New
offcers
of
the
club,
all
i
elected
by
acclamation
are:
President,
Miss
Honora
Silver-
sides.
Vice
President.
J.
K.
McLeod.
J
Treasurer,
Arnold
Flaten
j
Secretary,
E.
T.
Applewhaite
j
External
Affairs
chairman.
1
Alderman
Arthur
Brooksbank
Internal
Affairs
chairman,
Al
Manson.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
j
,.,MiJ"ncl
$12
Crate
wholesale
yes-
uel
Street,
including
Conrad,
Catching
a
fighting
salmon
-
.having,
so
long
as
it
is
"t,""j
1
uToay
xonowing
me
announce
ice
any
ment
of
the
Prices
Board
in
Ottawa
of
the
profit
ceiling
on
imported
citrus
fruits.
Orape-
or
any
sort
of
able-bodied
sal-j
restricted
to
an
artificial
mon
can
give
a
person
new
to
rink
suitable
for
hockey
in
the
coast,
the
thrill
of
a
life-
j
season.
time.
A
tussle
with
a
coho,
for
example,
takes
vou
back
to
the!
,v
,
,.
j
Street.
Ninth
Avenue
East
and
Bacon
Street,
Tenth
Avenue
and
i
Alfred
Street.
Com
me
ting
on
the
extended
'service.
Chamber
of
Commerce
Secretary
E.
T.
Applewhaite
SP
Eiectrit
J
I
I
fvGr
wiring
J
yjJJ
SERV1C?
rtSlif
RUPERTS
II
ir
"'fwir
&
ELLCn
j
fruit
sold
at
more
than
50c
a
,.
crate
lower
and
lemons
were
i
were
H.
M.
Daggtt.
Miss
Honora
uays
oi
leai
spoil,
iiie
lan'i
.
,
.
..
...
...
..u
down
(town
20c
to
70c.
There
were
no
Bishop
G.
A.
Rix,
not
long
after-
i
quotations
on
limes,
tangerines
lrlh
1
cmel
his
arrival
here
from
Ontario,
gen
'
anj
other
fruits
affected
by
the
and
that's
somewhere
somewhere
around
around
'order.
pointed
out
that
ln
order
for
it
to
be
effective,
residents
of
the
areas
served
will
be
required
to
include
their
street
addresses
on
parcels
so
that
drivers
will
not
have
difficulty
in
finding
nuui-
lnfor-
3o
years
ago
now,
felt
the
fall'
wail
reirtsuuig
while
citrus
fruits
were
down
Silversides,
E.
T.
Applewhaite.
Alderman
A
S
Nickerson,
Al
Manson,
G
R.
Brett,
A.
P.
Crawley,
G.
A
Hunter,
Pat
Deane.
Rudolph
Olsen.
Bjorn
Selvig,
C.
B.
Howe,
J
Harry
Black
and
J.
K.
McLeod.
My
oi
me
spacious
naroor
one
cann
"
"""""
vegetables
advanced,
potatoes
and
carrots
being
up
$5
a
ton
wholesale
and
beets.
$10.
M
m
a
9
s
'4
a
m
m
summer
morning,
and
put
out
Pf
n
nays
pnor
to
me
in
a
small
boat.
His
reward
was
arrival
of
the
transcontinental,
swift
and
certain.
The
line
e
can
recall,
with
much
dis-started
zipping
through
the
tinctiveness.
a
June
morning
water.
Something
was
doing
,hat
was
perfection
itself.
No
below
the
surface.
His
Lord-'one-
ln
lne
P;irty-
nad
!?one
to
ship
had
hooked
a
beauty
'
and
bed-
Tne
hur
was
anywhere
the
battle
was
on.
With
victor's
between
four
and
five
and
all
tread,
he
packed
the
weighty.
wpre
enjoying
a
townsite
stroll
dripping
prize
up
Third
Avenue
before
breakfast.
They
sighted
homeward
bound
and
one
some-
a
tent
'n
which
a
light
still
how
sensed
that
he
had
a
grand
burned.
and
a
glorious
feeling.
And
no
"Let's
go
over
and
see
Joe."
matter
how
Ion"
after
von
rlmse
Tke
resolution
carried.
Joe
was
LEGAL
EXPLANATION
In
legal
phraseology
an
act
of
God
is
an
overwhelming
natural
event,
such
as
a
storm
or
in
earthquake
which
no
human
.being
can
be
reasonably
expected
to
forsee
or
prevent.
jaLW
Bays
t
Steamship
Sailings
Tor
Vancouver
Monday
ss
Princess
Louise
H
p.m.
Tuesday
ss
Catala
1:30
p.m.
i
Thursday
ss
Prince
Rupert
!
11:15
p.m.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
ss
Catala
4
p.m.
YOUR
SPRING
m
COAT,
MADAM
Monday
ss
Princess
Louise
p
in.
stretched
on
a
cot,
still
reading
and
cold
sober.
1
to
mention
the
subject
in
his
presence,
you
surely
knew
he
still
had
it.
stiff.
-ss
Prince
Rupert
"Get
up,
you
weary
Wednesday
10:00
a
m.
Come
walk
with
us."
"Since
that's
the
way
Friday
s.sCardcna
nm.
1
you
I
WALLACE'S
I
It
is
not
ea.SV
tO
see
Where
feel
ahont.
If
nil
rloht
"
Sr,
ho'
FViH:iv
k
rnriipnr,
mirlnlnllf
!
uK-ie
snouia
oe
me
sngmest
ob-.
arose
and,
pulling
on
his
boots.'
''or
Alaska
jection
to
winter,
similar
to
strode
forth.
That
uns
nnitp!
Wednpsrl.iv
ss
Princp
Rnnert
a
Of
Cpjjrse
what
Prince
Rupert
has
been
o.K.
but
he
left
his
pants
behind,
i
12
midnight.
7
it
'i
Prince
Rupert
Florists
j
Il'S
MORKTIMN
A
WIIIM'f
R
il
a
ftl.nl
ln.ill
lli.it
M'rlcoiue
full
iiiili-
of
faniitui
Ji
ll
O
on
griMvrs'
thrives.
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Food
Stores
Ltd.
Slip
300
3rd
Ave.
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516
Tel.
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For
All
Occasions
A.
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'
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GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
Inlaid
Linoleum
with
Burlap
Back
and
Printed
Floor
Covering
Table
Oil
Cloth,
all
colors
II.
luiHi'Mivi'A
have
1m
lircn
wailing
a
lim::,
loin;
Imir
SEVEN
DELICIOUS
FUVCt
QiiS.
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VALUES
FEB.
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&
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21st
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CHERRY
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
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324
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Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
PINE
to
ho
able
to
haic
rvftularly
ihe
ilrlirimi-iioo
tnnl
i
(
c.iuuiiy
anl
t
oinenii'iu'c
of
Ji
ll-0
for
family
IID'IIUK.
Now,
al
lat,
yon
ran
cerve
lciiiitin,
roloifnl
Jcll-O
toheiievrr
joii
like
all
m'M'ii
koihIi
i
IhI,
"lorkrd-iir
ilaorn.
Ijijoy
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plain
or
ry
iheui
mi
all
thrilling
wa
that
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ll
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inukeo
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Now
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Al
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'
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