Prince
Rupert
Dailp
Jlrlus
T-.i.-rduy.
February
ir,
1019
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'
the
City.
social
76
,1
I
V
uniaws
be
in
a
rt)uml
uf
coiumfiit
whkh
found
his
coik-i'CJi's
in
:uMTt-1
ment
that
tesiaUatioij
of
a:
manual
system
would
be.
S435.0C0,;
as
against
an
estimated
$550,000
for
automatic
service.
-
j
Major
part
of
the
installation
cost
of
any
type
of
sysli-m
would
j
be
in
poles,
cables
and
outside!
lines,
the
aldermen
felt.
Accord-
'
ing
to
figures
provided
by
tele-
j
;
phone
engineers
and
ihcorpor-!
atd
in
a
report
submitted
last.
July
this
would
amount
to
less;
than
$400,000.
j
Cost
of
installing
an
autov
matic
exchange
would
be
an
ac!-t
ditlonal
$150,000.
while
that
of
a
manual
exchange
would
be
estimated
$85,000.
An
automatic
system
would
require
ptnehase
of
a
greater
number
of
new
telephones,
j
Alderman
Casey
told
the
meeting
that
-I
cannot
agree
with
.at
principle
of
building
aa
auto
fit
,
,
y,.,
m;
ilil
.
1845
IS46
1946
...
;
CP
r9,
my
for
Lxcavations
in
the
six-blink
site
when
the
permanent
headquarters
of
the
United
Nations
are
to
bb.
built
ii
New
York
City
are
nearly
complete.
Meanwhile,
I'.N.
signed
a
contract
for
$?S.fWK.57S
for
the
coiisiructiou
of
the
39-slory
office
buildinc
which
will
hwuso
its
sl;rlf.
The
building
i
h
be
coiniUeted
in
the
autumn
of
1950,
John
f
Till'-
GREAT
FACT
of
February
is
the
increas-T
I
int.-
li.ylu.
Morning
stmt
sooner.
This
in
itself
would
not
be
an
advantage;
but,
when
one
has
to.
get
up
anyway,
"it
is
less
severe
to
get
up
in
the
.
looming
than
in
a
continuance
of
the
night
in
which
one
Went
to
bed.
Resides
having-
more
morning,
-
February
also
lias
more
afternoon.
The
three
preceding
months
have
no
evenings.
February
brings
,
the
promise
of
evenings.
.
.
Sharers
of
the
loop
of
increasing
light,
the
peoples
of
North
America
and
Russia
and
Britain
feel
"a.renewal
of
primitive
hopes.
They
peer
out
of
their
dwelling's
much
as
their
ancestors
peered
out
of
caves,
speculating
on
the
brightening
prospect
of
the
land
and
on
the
vast
stirrings
of
nature.
...
Sharers
in.
the
strengthening
sun,
these
Northern
people-are
also
sharers
in
the
awful
decision
of
what
man
may
become,
whether
an
adequate
being
competent
to
survive
and
flourish
in
his
environment
of
earth
and
the
other
planets,
or
an
uncertain
creature
peering:
again
from
the
cave.
Let
the
tree
world
not
hp
tnr
10.1
irid
than
would
b
neeied
for
by
Alderman
Casy.
Both
Bell
matic
svstem
for
S350
Odfl
whir
h
Qu'
.ill
absorb
'the
enure
revenue
au0,muic
"P-'ratlon
teiepnone
and
Northern
Eiec-
I
swilchboaid
will
trie
engineers
concurred
in
ull
jf
trip
svst.'in
hir
ill
v.nr
viv
"A
manual
1
ue
imposing
on
our
ulephune
cast
approximately
$35,000,
the
equipment
lists,
plans
and
spevt-
MORE
HOUSES
BUILT
Figures
reased
by
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
show
more
than
fO.Q)Q
dwelling
units
were
converted
during
1948
while
over
77.0O&OOO
new
units
were
constructed.
This
represented
an
incrpas4
of
nearly
3.00Q
conversions
and
4,000
new
u.iits
over
1947.
CP
Photo
i.'.oim.tic
$150,000.
The
hdl-
noatmn
which
had
a!rcady
been
ysiem
a
ioaa
tiut
me
traliic
.vni
not
bear."
I
am
not
casting
any
reflections
on
the
committee
ance
of
the
woik
to
be
per-
prepared
for
a
new
telephone
formed
n
entirely
the
.same,
ex-
system.
cept
for
th
amount
,iiov,vd
fo--
"I
see
no
reason
why
we
new
instruments,
replacement
should
move
in
a
retrogressive
of
which
is
Sj1,41!6."
Alderman-
manner
as
the
people
have
al-Elack
declared.
"Of
flie
new
in-
ready
favored
the
orooosed
new
prepared
this
report,"
he
holding
up
the
report
s
I
JT
I
f
up
by
a
spLiai
commit-
-
"
--y-
-
which
j,.
'declared,
What
City
Council
Did
g
last
es
yea'i.
-
But
I
am
lukiiw
at
least
one-half
are
the
older
telephone
outlived
their
useiu!
supplied
by
Mr.
Love
who
s'ltsnu-nu
neultd,
a
sets
have
life."
telephone
syslm."
said
Alderman
Black.
The
provincial
government
is
considering
an
enabling
bylaw
and
a
recognized
tele
says
that
a
manual
svsu-m
can
i
eoruary
s
quickening
light.
Whatever
effect
it
...
Heard
the
annual
report
sectiJn'Sj
Ninth
Avenue
at
of
Fire
Chief
H.
T.
Lock
fon
Wnire
Stfeet,
be
sold
at
Dublic
phone
engineer
must
be
engaged
'
I
contend
that
the
difference
n.a.
naxe
on
minions
of
Russians,
little
of
the
lio-ht
Je
installed
at
half
the
cost
of
an
automatic.
The
committee
did
prepare
figures
on
the
cose
would,
therefore,
be
only
$95,500
to
approve
the
final
plans
and
?ets
into
the
Kremlin
Let
thp
fr,.p
.nonl
...
vi
'
m
whlch
reveate1
city
flr;
auon.
Several
tenders
have
ot
aa
automatic
.st
-m.
but
it
oi-.u-on
an
automatic
and
a
ml
,,,,,
,
'
"
wi''"
u-"c
reu-
losses
as
i.ouu
lor
the
yearj;
bn
received
tor
purchase.
j
urfij
sienewed
surge
of
spirit
to
bring-
themselves
Tw0
large
fires
made
up
the
.
-
.
.
closer
together
in
the
nurnoe
'
of
nwen-ith
.L
;
bullc
of
the
losses'
the
Th,e
Approved
the
sale
of
two
tV
to
biekerinir
i
.
wiin
an
end
I
tera
Cafe
at-
$13,000
and
&
boat-'
ancient
wooden
wc
did
not
give
comparative
costs
system.
The
manna'
j
a
manual
mie.':
'
equipment,
unless
second-hand,
Alderman
Casey
argued
that
to1
not
delivered
earlier
the
saving
in
salaries
which
lil
';
-n-
autjmatic."
aiJiriiiiuiMuiia
iur
me
new
system."
Aldermen
Rudderham.
Daggett,
Stone,
Whalen,
Forman
and
McLean
spoke
in
support
of
the
automatic
svstem
sun-
and
a
dtp.
,1
.
.
,
ltlPSfliJF.
I
)
Sunday,
.
ould
be
included
in
tiie
s.ivhii?!
Alderman
mark
de-!rcfl
tl.
j
fire
at
Cow
Bay,
$4,500.
Dam-
from
the
city
stores
to
the
Civic
i
age
estimates
were
computed'
pni
Centre
for
il.
.
,
'replacement
values
and
-
Were
'therefore
high,
he
stated.
j
.
.
.
Received
a
memo
from
J.
:
"i"'ciiu
in
mutual
ac-
-
r-n.vi
ionl
ti,
fi
Then
they
M
ill
be
too
strong
to
lose
the
world
and
some
future
it
February's
light
may
begin
to
ter
even
mto
the
Kremlin.
'
,
of
the
automatic
.svstem
etttih!
nil
ev
,
:i
-
mri
i'tt
n;i
m
n-,.n',i
i,
POI'tillE
Alderman
Bl;iclr'
twc
also
be
included
in
a
manual
uqanvu
tor
an
automatic
sys-.
tion-
one
bei-ause
there
would
be
no
tem.
On
the
contrary,
lie
said
1
Council
authorized
the
finance
.
'
,
f
1
bi
E
Kll
W
V.
1.
FOR
Jog
itons-bythe
utilities
committee
!
poration
.that
he
would
be
Ini
g
malntance
in
a
new
the
Bell
Telephone
Co.
reRard
that
the
ambulance,
telephone
,
the
city
on
February
25
to
meet
;
manulU
svstpin.
either.
manual
equipment
more
expen-
CB.10T1
s.s-
Vi
commiuee
to
prepare
a
bylaw
in
accord
with
Jhe
latest
instructions
received
from
the
ister
of
Municipalities
and
mil
it
to
the
Minister
for
ii
l
h
iiu
ure
irocKS
receive
tne
council
regarding
its
did-
i.i.wi.u.:v
w;u-
w
Hiamaiii
man
amo-
regular
checks
by
the
city
mech-
posal
that
the
Corporation
vuiijuiauuiiyiiu"
em-
tB.um
J
anic
.that
an
estimated
$325
be
bark
on
a
permanent
housing
'--'la'--
y
J
iuti;iu.u
l.
u.
li.a;
!v
c
t.Uipi
!
if!
11.
who
sa.d
that,
if
the
sy
.i,:a
ex-.
Information
and
prices
on
pandect
according
to
pivs.u
in-
automatic
installation
were
not
dications.
sixteen
mote
s.vh.h-
obtained
from
one
source
he
board
operate
.woa'.d
be
re-
a-rted.
ivouu.ng
a:,
a,,;,,,,
18.
10
pa
Htt-MlJ
.-jeiiv
u
autsrauons
10
tne
liv-
project
in
the
city,
ing
quarters
of
the
fire
chief
in
!
the
fire
hall
and
that
$339
fori
...
At
the
request
of
the
installation
of
a
new
engine
in
schools
secretary,
advanced
$15,-the
ambulance
be
paid.
000
to
the
School
Board
to
meet
'
salary
and
other
expenses
for
enact
m-
i
turn
v
.
RAILWAYS
IN
WINTER
-
r
THv,tPRIN;CpE
RUPERT
LI
'
oi
the
Canadian
.
National
Railways,
whicW
in
recent
years
for
j
wme
time
previous
has
not
had
such
experfences
is
;
having
a.real
taste
this
year
of
snow
conditions
a'nd
s
geitmg
an
idea
of
what
;
some
parts
of
the
country
,
nave
U
fonter.d
yitH
almost
every
year
'
.the
nation
s
transportation
service
more
effective
-;
;
than
old
inan
winter,"
says
a
timely
brochure
which
;
has
been
issued
by
Canadian
National
Railways
i
wader
has
a
reS
fl.hi
on
S
Mnd?'?"
the
n
t
n
j
...
nppiovea
tne
granting
of
reoruary.
,
Deluxe
Movins,
Packlns,
Cratin
Shipping
ancl
General
Cartaee
and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay'
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenue
Established
1910
Phones
6
and
fin
puompt
ine
lonowing
business.
licenses
j
'
.
as
reported
by
the
licensing!
.
.
.
Granted
the
Prince
Ru-cotnraiUee:
.
j
pert
Hospital
Association
per-
Miss
CharloUe
Baiaeno,
retail
'
mission
to
hold
its
annual
meet-florist.
.
jing
in
the
city
council
chamber
Kenneth
F
Wilmot.
radio
I
on
the
eveninir
nf
Fririm-
FAST?
I
(OIRTI0B'
service
and.
electrical
goods
PH0.M
ruary
25.
Wr
But
mi
t
Northern
Machinery-
L.t
d.,
agents.
S.
G.
Olsen,
tools
agency.
.
.
.
Existing
taxi
licenses
were
-
I.-
...
I
f"
FOUR
PIONEERS
GET
TOGETHER
approved
approved
for
for
transfer
transfer
to
to
the
the
fol
fol-
FOR
Pf
OMI'T
DELIVERY
AT
IX)WER
COST
A
REPRESENTATIVE
tions
and,
durin
'
mowing
down
opera-
5e.,e,.p
,tn
ir,
traffic.
"'
m
Causlne
Partial
paralysis
of
lowing
by
the
licensing
commit
tee
and
adopted
by
council:
John
Four
of
Prince
Rupert's
real
WAREHOUSE
STOCK
!
'
-
J
;
,
'
,
r
''""IS
I-
-
i-
'I
"
P.
pre
on
ting:
(.oodvTjir
Tiro
&
HubtM-r
Co.
Ltd.
Canadian
V
fsi
in
fi
he
use
Co.
I.UI.
ilni
(enejal
Ilry
H:Ult
rie.
of
Canada
I.UL
Duklhane
Company
of
II.C.
.
Ci.
H.
Wroi!
.
(
o.
Ltd
licnby
r.n.tlx
rs
&
c
0.
Ltd.
Imperial
Wiping
Rae
Co.
Ltd.
"Heavy
snowfall
is
not
the
onlv
diffieu'tv
in
winter.
There
ar
nvnv
ntZ
Z
ainlcUlty
tho
the
railways
-,n
face
maintain
a
full
head
of
steam
durin-
the
ime
pJn5
adverse,
effect
on
bearing,
and
rails.
,bricts
frfeze
and
be"
iSTT
TV'
difncuIt
t0
k-p
-
iir
Draices
at
the
desirable
standard
unoredr
T"
t0
beat-
His
stacks
are
sudden
and
SsSf
i.5!l-EWn
r'"iWayC
Cann0t
ChSnge
Nature
r
feat
T.
Knowles,
Robert
Sylvester,
oldtimers
who
for
many
years
!
Alfred
W.
Dyer.
Boyd
A.
Tel-
have
resided
in
the
south
i
fo,d-
chanced
to
meet
in
Vancouver
...
Approved
payment
of
$15
and
have
a
pleasant
chat
the
annual
membership
dues
to
the
other
day
about
early
recollec-Central
B.C.
Municipal
Associa-
tions
up.
north.
They
were
Written.
A
resolutions
committee
to
liam
Manson,
J.
A.
Kirkpatrick
i
prepare
briefs
for
presentation
George
Naden
and
George
Mor-.
to
the
Association
will
be
an-
row.
!
nounced
by.
Mayor
Arnold
oh
With
the
exception
of
Mr
February
28,
Morrow,
who
remains
at
home
!
a
good
deal,
all
are
enjoying
j
.
APPloved
a
board
of
works
'
good
health
and,
considering
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLYR
712
Second
Ave
P
O
Uox
772
ir
i.'i
uuiuiuinK
me
ouy
tn-
advancing
years,
continue
ac-;
gineer
to
prepare
plans
for
a
tiye.
I
PP08
sewe-
astern
to
serve
Long
ago.
Mr.
Manson
was
BUTTER
SIDE
DOWN
PERSONALITIES
AT
PARLIAMENT
OPENING
Official
of
parhamen.t
in
Ottawa
open-hug
saw
the
galleries
crowd
d
and
the
todies
all
wearing
th
,r
finery.
Here
GeorSe'Drew
new
leader
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
party.
Hon.
Thomas'
Kennedy
mier
of
Ontario,
and
John
pre
Bracken,
former
leader
of
the
Pro-gressive
Conservatives,
are
shown
on
their
way
to
the
opening
'HY
DO
DO
THE
THE
liiij
ST
olA.Ul
STAMP
AMP
QPI
SELLERS
bLLLLRS
T
PPQ
in
Thlrd
Vh
Avenues.
i
y
Pa
f
SeCnd
and
Govement
Agent,
M.L.A..
and
WHY
in
post
post
offices
offl-
j
,
;
mayor
here,
ces
almost
almost
invariably
invaviahlv
shnvp
iha
ctam,
t
!
1
Mr
MnHon
,.v,
i
.v..
I
:
.
.
.
Approved
recommendar
i
realtv
business;
later
became
a
:
tions
of
the
board
of
works
that
.inrougn
the
wicket
with
the
sticky
side
down?
The
answer
i
that
it
Vi-niriiV..
f..,.
7
A.
i
..
..
i
an
air
cooled
eneine
and
clutch
rnmAnt
.v
...
uuuuic,
iiieni
n
nr
if
i
no
-
.
.
,
it
WJIIO
WANTED
Al
PLlf
ATIO.NS
WILL
BE
A('(
KPTf
ll
I
R
IBI
ISC,
POSITIONS
FOR
CAM
MANAGERS
.
HOAT
CHEW'S
rf
ONE
SKU'ft
Vay,
a.-?
they
can
check
on
the
nri
nf
tha
ctom
u..
I
.
Purc.hased
lo
ace
one
Mr.
Kirkpatrick
was
active
in
l-'Okinjatitacainforabttrm0
V
1
?
'1.
.CUy
aSphalt
m"andising
and
local
af-
cl
ii
dj,ain
ioi
a
la.-t
trine.
But
it
means
the
muer
at
,
a
cost
oi
$aoo
and
that
fairs.
..purchaser
has
to
remember
to
lick
the
envelone
not
!
n
asphalt
sPreader
be
pu-
Mr.
Morrow,
prior
to
estab-
f
the
h
stamn.
ct'Dvin
imlp
,
.
t
he
i.
hi
.
.
.
not
;cha.d
at
a
cost
of
Sl.3on.
icv,inn
v,imt.if
u
.,
...
.ii
jiiiii.ti
uric
in
iraoe
and
the
hotel
line,
servprt
n
Tn-
Authorized
Alderman
dlan
Aeent
at
Mct.kith
tv,ic
RUPERT
MARINE
REAtp
Id
Prinffl'
of
j
I
!'
'v,
;
IJr
.
I
Box
SIX
beginning
1
'
-
a
nctiii-.er
in?;
"
ior
post
office
8'ei-ms.
"..
5
Th'S
HttIe
comIlant
about
the
htr-i4Wn
business
will
probably
change
r,
r-r
and
Payers
never
leai-n
Us
t
nuoaernam
and
the
was
before
the
Ci;r
Engineer
to
inspect
a
used
Prince
Rupert.
'"
'r
at
the
dry
dock
and
jia
a
offer
for
purchase
if
it
!
BAPCO
FLOOR
ENAM&
i
fvs4
mutable
for
use
with
"J?.
,...,
i
plant.
I
Approved
the
sale
of
the
l-ivZ4i
clty-ownde
lots
as
re-it?
the
finance
cormnlt-
OLD
ANTARCTIC
DEPOT
LONDQN.
ff
A
depot
left
by
the
Swedish
explorer,
Nordan-skjold
,ln
1903,
has
been
found
by
a
survey
party
from
Hope
A
quick
drying
high
quality
enamel
for
fc"
room,
bedroom,
children's
num.
rumpus
na
that
demands
both
colorful
iffects
and
extra
e-
Made
in
a
wide
range
of
colors.
HALF
PINTS
lac
QUARTS
$2.00
-
CAl
Bav.
northeast
Rmhnm
r
f
i
-r
r.
I
)
.'tt..
...
.
....
...ii,
uaiiu,
vj
i
U.:
15.
18
17
anrt
1
kiv'
tne
Falkland
Islands
Dependen
1
3.
e-Uon
2
to
R.
E.
Montador
cies
Survey-
1'he
.
depot
was
lor
SUOO
on
behalf
of
a
client
Iouna
Iour
mlIes
wes'
of
Cape
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO
It's
the
City
Merchants
City
merchants
are
askeu
In
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
into
the
Daily
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
preVlou
U
their
publication.
Tliia
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
Lot
8,
block
12,
section
1,
Stiles
Place,
to
Ross
Bros,
for
Its
assessed
value
of
$300
and
that
provision
regarding
the
advertising
of
the'
sale
of
section
1
lots
be
waived
in
this
instance.
The
lot
already
is
occupied
by
.
the
purchasers."
''
Lot
6
and
the
westerly
half
of
:
lot
7.
block
7.
section
6
to
P.
L.
LeRoss
for"
$fi?5.
The
lot
Is
situ-
;
ated
on
Fourth
4Avenue
East
j
....i-
.
.
.
.
Adopted
a
recommendation
by
theflhahc
committee'!
that
lots
13
and
14,
block
33,
j
Reji
(Cafle
...
for
Tasty
Meals
Chop
Sucy
Chow
Mein
0,
LOW-PRICED
GERMAN
CAR
HITS
MARKET
A
new
model
,o
the
famous
German
i
car,
the
VoiK,wa?en,
is
shown
above
Tr.
Berlin
showroom.
Th,
all-out
production
of
the
car
is
rap
WW
flooding
the
European
small
car
fcarket
and
has
arou
ed
sha
m
critical
comment
from
British
and
French
manufacturers
who
are
worried
about
this
new
ma5e
competitor,
which
has
already
serious
inroads
into
several
European
countries
The
cars
Se
sold
for
export
priced
at
about
$1,100.
Chinese
Difihes
a
SperiaHy
Second
Averuc
opposite
Prince
Rupff
7:C0
a
m.
to
3:30
am.
-
Phone
173
for
u
department
In
keeping
to
the
'
PAfrnloi
Ksv,
9
i
,
.
CEREMONIAL-
Svmbnl
of
authority
m
the
House
of
Commons.
Tne
mace
was
carried
as
traditional
ceremony
was
ooserv
in
the
opening
of
parliament.
.
.
.
,
.
"6"""
"i
iw
puuucauon.
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