'must
be
held,
regrettably,
to
a
W.
J.
Aider,
formerly
City
Level
Head
Needed
jrlncc
Rupert
Dailp
I3ctes
Thursday,
Septmeber
22,
1949.
t
4
Commissioner
here
years
ago
will
sail
tonight
on
his
return
to
Victoria
after
a
week'
visit
at
Prince
Rupert.
consignment.
""W
form,
vl
down
Into
ing,,
!
gold
passed
H.J
In
1948
In
.,.
'Best
for
the
RLST
of
Your
Life"
uie
j
as
he
gazed
at
a
pile
ot
dull,
yellow
bars
on
a
table.
Workers
casually
wander
around
the
office
with
carts
bearing
the
bars,
each
sufficient
to
keep
a
man
financially
happy
for
the
rest
of
his
days.
As
government
merchants,
!
the
employees
buy
and
value
gold
dally.
This
is
the
only
office
of
its
kind
outside
the
Royal
Mint
at
Ottawa.
The
precious
yellow
wealth
ar
common
to
amount.
When
.Bullion
Near
Government
Gold
Office
Buys
Over
$4,000,000
Yearly
VANCOUVER
&
Kow
would
you
like
to
work
alongside
ha'.f
a
million
dollars'
worth
of
gold?
Employees
of
the
Dominion
government
assay
office
here
do
it
frequently,
but
it
doesn't
affect
their
equilibrium
in
any
way.
"Why,
it's
just
like
a
bunch
of
cheese
to
us,"
said
one
man,
hUIH
I
U
....
minimum.
Further,
last
year
the
School
Drama
Club
acquitted
itself
creditably
In
competition
at
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
this,
in
spite
of
handicaps.
Such
effort
should
be
encouraged
by
our
-doing
something
towards
providing
suitable
facilities
for
activity
at
the
school.
COMMERCIAL
The
number
of
students
who
choose
commercal
courses
is
Increasing
every
year
so
much
so
that
some
of
the
classes
now
have
to
be
limited
for
lack
of
space.
In
time
this
may
mean
Modern
Furniture
cation
system
may
be
achieved
more
fully.
We
should
be
matting
a
start
on
a
new
wardrobe
for
the
High
School
rather
than
continually
patching
up
the
hand-me-downs.
The
passing
of
the
school
bylaw
will
do
this.
!
with
the
frora
fabu!
"elds,
the
offiw
I
a
thrivinc
bit,'
rives
from
the
provincial
mines)
by
airmail
or
air
express.
8ome'
ran
uit
your
roonn
anil
harmonize
with
all,
ruga
and
othrr
furniture.
Rralmnre
furnilurr
!
Ice
live
and
you
can
lite
with
tbem.
'
Prince
Rupert's
High
School
By
Mrs.
E.
W.
Becker
In
Lloyd
C.
Douglas'
latest
book
"The
Big
Fisherman"
the
Carpenter
explains
redemption
to
David,
the
Sadducee.
"It
is
useless,"
He
says,
"to
sew
a
new
patch
on
an
old
garment.
The
worn-out
old
fabric
has
no
strength
to
support
the
good
cloth.
It
is
of
no
profit
to
pour
active
new
wine
into
an
old,
dried,
inflexible,
wine-skin."
.
The
same
argument
might
well
be
offered
in
support
of
the
school
bylaw
that
is
being
presented
for
our
approval
next
month.
The
present
Booth
School
is
a
makeshift,
patched-up
arrangement;
it
is
a
twelve-teacher
elementary
set-up
redeemed
by
structural
shots
in
the
arm
and
by
the
assistance
of
outside
facilities
to
do
the
job
of
a
twenty-one-teacher
Junior-Senior
High
School.
Accordingly,
the
arrangements
are
to
be
thought
of
as
temporary
and
steps
should
r
either
that
the
commercial
edu
Your
furniture
tlealor
lias
Rfstmore
Suite.
R"1s,
Bed
Springs,
Pillows,
Mattresses,
Chesterfields.
See
his
display
now.
cation
of
some
will
have
to
be
taken
at
other
Institutions
at
their
own
expense,
or
that
students
will
decied
on
less
satisfactory
options.
PRACTICAL
ARTS
Home
Economics
and
Indus
cFcuitifu
ciic
imicft
t...$cf
(3
furniture
for
Gvery
xoom
trial
Arts
classes
last
year
filled
j
the
accommodations
at
the
High
School
to
capacity.
Esti-1
mated
attendance
for
1949-50
is
El
Irfr"".
wmmmmmmmm
el
'Cfi
'
"...
f
I
L-
Jn,
ft
J
,
-
''
-
I
i
L
pr-
I
;
-
imk
ijV,
Jr4K
'
'
MONTREAL,
Sept.
22nd.
Jurt
imnxme
how
long
it
would
take
you
to
assemble
and
clpun
the
eiKhtPou
choicp
ingredients
that
(to
into
MilR-RIFF'S
FRUIT
PUDDING!
And
they're
such
carefully
selected
ingredients
of
top
quality!
Dates
and
raisins
and
currants
and
mixed
poel
combined
with
a
rich
spicy
batter
steam
cooked
'til
the
pudding
is
goldrn-brown
ami
even
textured!
But
wait,
'til
vou
TASTE
.Shit-riff's
Fruit
Pudding!
an
aii-tme
high
and
will
no
doubt
provide
a
knotty
problem
for
these
departments.
A
drafting
room
for
metalworkers
and
woodworkers,
an
annual
difficulty,
will
be
still
harder
to
arrange
for
this
year.
LIBRARY
A
lawyer
or
a
scientist
could
get
along
comfortably
with
a
library
the
size
of
the
one
at
Booth
School.
For
It
to
serve
the
needs
of
approimately
500
boys
and
girls,
however,
is
not
absurd
because
It
is
not
expected
to.
It
can
be
readily
seen
that
much
of
the
reference
work
that
could
and
should
be
'
done
by
pupils
of
the
institution
Is
not
done
owing
to
the
crowded
conditions.
This
crowding
in
itself
apart
from
the
competitive
angle
is
a
discouragement
to
a
student
bent
on
the
gathering
of
hiforntation.
WASHROOMS
AM)
LOCKERS
H
had
that
old-time
Fruit
Pudding
flavour
that
tantaliies
and
satisfies
hearty
Fall
appetites.
Let
this
delicious
fragrance
greet
your
hnme-from-work
husband
at
the
door
.
.
.
often.
You'll
find
Shirriff's
Fruit
Pudding
at
your
grocer's.
be
taken
some
time
towards
the
provision
of
a
permanent
structure.
The
Board
of
School
,'rustees
whom
we
re-elected
last
fall
on
just
such
a
platform
feel
that
the
time
is
now!
THF.
GYM
Undoubedly
he
greatest
need
is
a
gymnasium.
As
nearly
everyone
is
aware
this
is
one
of
the
outside
facilities
enlsted
in
aid
of
the
present
bulding.
The
Civic
Centre
has
filled
this
want
admirably,
but
the
arrangement
involves
the
disadvantages
of
cost,
time,
weather
and
administration.
An
annual
rent
is
paid
Which
is
an
actual
expense
borne
by
the
taxpayers;
a
quite
considerable
loss
of
time
is
suffered
in
the
goings
and
comings;
every
single
boy
and
girl
is
unnecessarily
inconvenienced
in
the
wet
The
Finishing
Touch
to
Fall
houscclraning
...
fresh
curtains
to
hang
at
your
just-washed
windows!
And
they'll
stay
cleaner
longer
whrn
you
launder
them
with
LINIT
Laundry
Starch
I
You
see,
Linit
gently
penetrates
aDd
protects
the
fibres
of
the
cloth.
It
covers
and
holds
down
tiny
surface
hairs
that
catch
the
dust.
And
...
important
item
nt
housecleaning
time
...
"Linit"
will
save
you
many
minutes
...
for
it
makes
ironing
so
much
easier
with
such
satisfying
rcsiults!
1
Keep
Thai
Husband
Of
Your
Proud
Of
You
.
.
.
keep
your
complexion
In,
a
building
designed
for
an
satin-smooth
with
daily
Woodbury
Facial
Cocktails
Regular
use
of
WOODBURY
FACIAL
.SOAP
is
truly
a
boon
'n
blessing
to
tired
complexions.
Y'ou'll
never
have
"skin-burn"
with
this
kitten
mild
soap,
nor
will
weather;
the
smooth
though
in-
elementary
school
it
Is
under-
!
it.
leave
vou
with
the
taut,
dry
feeling
of
a
.-kin
robbed
incate
organization
of
time-
standable
that
the
washroom
tables
is
disrupted
because
of
facilities
also
would
be
inade-
.
vi
of
its
softening
oils!
oodlmry
feoap
actually
contains
a
skin-smoothing,
eomplexion-soolhing
ingredient
of
the
double
periods
allotted
to
quat
for
a
fourteen
or
fifteen
Physical
Education.
(Single
per-
!
division
hlS'h
school.
In
addl-
fine
face
creams;
All
you
do
for
year-round
skin
loveliness
...
Work
up
a
creamy-rich
Woodbury
lather.
Massage
thoroughly
over
fine
to
cleanse
and
soflcu.
Follow
with
two
rinses
a
warm
and
a
cold.
Pat
dry.
That's
all!
and
such
wonderful
results!
try
it
tomorrow
!
locls
are
out
of
the
for
question
tion.
there
are
no
lockers
what-
ever
in
the
building,
a
situation
that
tends
to
encourage
petty,
thieving,
acts
of
harmful
horse
Looking
For
Something
to
add
zest
and
sparkle
ti
"
B-R-ft,
It't
Cold
This
Morning,
looks
like
snow."
freedom..
Comprising
tv.
racial
groups
the
Fiti
the
Walloons
site
has
g
of
her
sturdy
sons
to
Can
v
Among
them
have
h
distinguished
figures
in
arts
and
sciences.
The
i
....
play
and
.vandalism.
Minor
oc-rj(
your
meals
t
he
year
round?
Then
I'd
suggest
vou
ask
vour
grocer
for
HEINZ
TOMATO
PKi-lU'CTS!
Every
year
at,
this
time.
it
won
t
be
so
long
now,
and
you'll
be
glad
you
filled
your
coal-bin
in
good
time,
especially
if
there's
a
short
fi
ft
1
HiyMiK
nowever,
specialize
in
aJ
I'or
ovi-R
two
centuries,
Canada
has
been
the
land
of
opportunity
to
scalers
from
almost
every
country
in
the
world.
Much
of
our
strength
and
vitality
steins
front
this
blending
of
racial
and
cultural
heritages;
It
is
a.
matter
of
pride
to
all
Canadians
that
so
many
races,
without
sacrificing
their
national
characteristics,
have
united
themselves
into
one
great
citizenship
the
Canadian
Family.
Gallant
Belgium,
whose
poppy-carpeted
fields
of
Flanders
hold
ten-,
der
memories
(or
many
Canadians,
has
sacrificed
much
in
the
cause
of
reason
of
the
much
greater
and
prohibitive
time
wastage.);
.
THE
AID
Just
as
a
gymnasium
is'
needed
at
Bo-Me-Hl
so
is
an
auditorium.
The
same
inconveniences
have
to
be
undergone
in
making
use
of
the
Civic
Centre
but
there
is
one
significant
difference.
In
its
Programme
of
Studies
the
Department
of
Education
lays
down
the
required
number
of
periods
to
be
devoted
to
Physical
Ed.
according
to
the
grade
and
this
programme
is
adhered
to,
of
course.
However,
there
is
nothing
so
specific
respecting
Assembly
or
other
general
meetings
of
the
student
II
be
glad
you
age
this
j-ear.
Y'ou'l
and
have
done
much
to
tobacco-growing
in
On
Quebec.
In
the
mid-west
i
currences
like
these
in
effect
openly
invited
depreciate
the
!
moral
and
citizenship
habits
which
the
school
is
endeavouring
to
build
up.
ADMINISTRATION
'
Just
as
there
are
short-comings
on
the
academic
side
so
is
there
a
need
for
more
administrative
essentials.
The
Principal
has
an
office
at
Booth
School,
but
the
Vice-principal
hasn't.
This
is
a
serious
lack
affecting
the
number
and
the
privacy
of
interviews
for
counselling
and
guidance
on
educational,
social,
moral
and
vocational
problems.
Similarly,
the
teachers
in
the
special
departments
of
Physical
Ed.,
Home
become
successful
dairyrm
A
devout,
thrifty
and
dV
people,
they
have
earned
i
of
their
fcllou-t
itiens
loi
:
at
Leamington
and
Wallacebur,
Ontario,
thousands
of
pickers
gather
the
rosy
harvest
oi
tomatoes
grown
specially
for
Jleinj.
Then
this
harvest
is
transformed
by
the
famous
lleinz
chefs
into
four
family
"flavourites".
.
.
Heinz
Tomato
Juice
JJeini
Crram
of
Tomato
Soup
lieini
Ketchup
and
Heuu
Chili
Xaucc!-
Tickles
your
appetite
just,
to
read
those
famous
names,
doesn't
it?
Stock
up
now
on
Heinz
Tomato
Products!
...
you'll
have
a
rich
suii-ply
of
the
"
pick
of
the
crop
"
the
year
'round
I
Y'ou'll
always
be
sure
of
just
the
right
touch
of
testful
flavour
for
your
meals!
and
your
husband
fixed
up
that
CcuU
Loan
with
Vour
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Maaager.
Ii'c
mighty,
comforting
to
know
that
the
winter
warmth
of
your
famiry
is
assured,
and
a
B
of
M
Coal
Loan
can
be
paid
back
in
easy
monthly
instalments.
So,
if
you
haven't
yet
arranged
your
winter
fuel
supply,
do
something
about
it
today
.
.
.
before
that
cold-snaji-rush
to
Mr.
Coal
Dealer.
And,
if
you
find
it
a
mite
difficult
to
raise
all
the
cash,
have
a
word
with
your
friendly
B
of
M
Manager1.
Plum,
Peart,
Grope!
...
all
the
iribiilioii
to
Canada's
n,j
body
to
witness
plays,
debates
and
displays
that
are
a
part
of
education
in
citizenship
and
which
help
to
build
up
school
spirit.
Conseuently,
lacking
an
Hrb
Calvert
auditorium
on
the
spot
that
will
Moke
A
Dot
With
Junior
and
join
him
for
a
autumn
truits
are
at
their
best
now
hold
everyone,
full
meetings
Economics
and
Industrial
Arts
are
without.,
office
accommodation',
and
in
some
cases
have
not
DlStlLLEKS
(Canada)
A
M
it
I
S
t
I
U
G
full
of
wonder
ful,
sun
-
ripened
breakfast
you'll
both
en
j
o
y
I
Smo-o-o-th
delicious
"CREAM
even
the
convenience
of
desk
1
flavour.
Enhance
their
flavour
in
a
sparkling
JKLL-0
TO
Colvtrt,
Sotrotary
of
StH
to
King
Jomm
I,
0"d
fomoui
Colver!
fomily,
founded
one
ol
Co"odo'i
In
Newfoundland
in
1622.
Colert
and
his
desteno
space.
It
follows
that
the
need
for
a
new
high'
school
is
definite
and
immediate.
-Our
School
'Board
has
plans
to
supply
the
existing
deficiencies
so
that
the
aims
and
objectives
of
the
public
edu-'
lli
princlpl
ol
religloul
tolerance
and
democrolit
fu0OSt
Ihui
helped
tew
lh
fertile
teed
ef
democragr
"'
OF
WHEAT"
"
dressed
up
"
with
raisins
and
topped
with
a
sprinkle
of
brown
sugar.
Yes,
5
Minute
"Cream
of
AVheat"
is
good
for
babies
and
grown-ups,
loo!
Y'ou
see,
it
eon-tains
Iron
and
Calcium
and
Phosphorus
for
diets
deficient
in
these
elements.
It's
so
very
ea-y
to
prepare
.,.
just
five
minutes
of
boiling
make
it
completely,
do
liciously
digestible.
So
why
not
make
a
"family
habit"
of
scrumptious
"Cream
ot
Wheat"?
It's
so
good
...
and
so
good
for
youl
mould,
such
as
this:
Dissolve
1
package
of
Lemon
Jell-O
in
"2
cups
hot
water.
Chill
until
slightly
thickened.
Fold
in
1
cup
diced
pears
and
1
cup
diced
plums.
Turn
into
mould;
chill
until
firm.
Unmould
at
serving
time;
garnish
with
whipped
cream.
F'resh-fruit
tanginess,
gay
colour,
perfect
consistency
make
Jcll-O
combine
beautifully
with
a
variety
of
fruits
.
.
.
mate
it
delicious
served
plain,
too.
'There
arc
seven
grand
"
locked-in
"
flavours
of
Jcll-O
Jelly
Powders.
It
Pays
to
Au.ertlsei
.This
advertisement
is
not
pubiisnej
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board,
or
by
the
Government
of
British
U
!
Jewel-Like,
Polished
Plastic
Now't
Trie
Time
To
Bring
Out
Your
Fall
Outfit
and
here's
a
wonderful
I
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