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out
of
income,
(salaries,
wages
fees.
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October
21,
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An
lndiwridrnt
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
F
"If
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ana
bit
rummun'tip
comprising
nortnern
ana
cenrrai
uniisn
iotumoia.
(
Author
wd
us
Secono
Clnss
Pot
Of
Dee
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
G
A
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H
O.
PERRY.
ManamnK
Director.
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Editor.
Daily
News:
I
wish
to
thank
both
His
Grace,
Bishop
Jordan,
a"l
your
papor
lor
the
wonderful
article
"Piayer."
It
held
such
inspirational
thoughts.
Reading
such
material
tends
to
open
the
window
of
the
mind
and
leaves
a
feeling
of
peace
with
the
reader
especially
during
these
critical
tunes
when
one
reads
so
much
that
is
of
a
depressing
nature.
.
A.
M.
IRVING,
Terrace.
not
a
ehkige
on
Biunicia3
prop-erty.
.
.
,
The
present
dilemma
of
Prince
Rupert
is
caused
partly
by
the
i
act
that
thousands
(perhaps
millions)
of
dollars
that
have
oi'on
earned
in
Rupert
'during
the
past
forty
years
have
been
taken
Li
other
places
for
investment
and
retirement
funds
leaving
the
j
rs'-nt
property
holders
with
n
down
streets,
sewer
aH
schools
If
the
basis
of
our
national
income
tax
is
correct
then
the
usis
of
the
sales
tax,
Uie
hi
pilal
tax
(partly
at
letiiiU
and
the
.-rhool
and
social
service
lace
4s
wrong.
MEVS
LEAtli
Special
.
'F..N"S
Al.
3
a-
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4
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ISI
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i
Trotn
1
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I'NDKltvi
''iti,,ns,
Ml
SH-cial
t
MEN'S
R.MSuJ
J-
MI'MCIPAL
FINANCES
for
:ie
r
at
Terrace
Formerly
Philbert)
fitting
1
Editor,
Daily
News:
This
letter
is
prompted
by
your
editorial
of
October
17
on
the
condition
of
our
Municipal
Vai
Hans
and
Charlotte
Koch
Proprietors
IN
CIVVIFR
NOW
Here
are
the
stamps
in
a
new
issue
to
go
on
sale
Nov.
15
which
shows
King
George
out
of
the
uniform
he's
worn
on
Canadian
stamps
since
1942.
A
similar
series
had
to
be
replaced
with
these
stamps
when
it
was
discovered
the
word
"post
aire"
had
been
omitted
from
the
design.
The
stamps
are
the
same
siae
as
those
currently
issued
and
the
same
color
with
the
exception
of
the
two-cent,
a
slightly
darker
.brown.
How
millions
of
dollars
aiv
ready
at
the
drop
of
the
hat
fir
war
services
and
nut
a
nickel
for
tchools,
hospitals
and
irwts
has'
never
been
satisfactorily
explained.
The
most
prolific
breeding
ground
for
com
mums
t
and
socialist
propagunda
Is
the
present
condition
of
our
municipal
services
and
it
is
high
time
MEN'S
GABAHb:;
Full
lined
MEN'S
COVEUt
CO.TS-.Topin
fit
MEN'S
ALL-tVOi
1
!r
There
will
never
be
a
lon,j
range
program
of
civic
improve-
ments
here
unUl
the
basis
of
j
i
municipal
financing
has
been
al-
i
'
tereri
from
the
ground
up.
,
i
FISHERMEN'S
f
we
had
a
"Marshall
Plan"
in
cut.
Now
MEN'S
DRESS
A
Ray
Reflects
...
...
ami
Reminisce
The
net
result
of
the
Golden-
j
Canada
financed
from
Ottawa
to
bete
and
Cameron
reports
is
i
repair
the
ravage
of
war
and
(-mitch
the
same
as
that
of
the
j
pretJon
on
the
municipal
air
no
SOX
Now
MEN'S
SPORT
S
L
doctor
who
prescribes
a
sedative
i
tare
Now
for
the
patient
without
attempt
As
the
editor
of
our
only
paper.
MEN'S
WORK
St
Loneliness
is
said
to
be
a
knew
what
he
was
about
to
do,
u
a
cur
for
Uie
bttS";
i
V.
1
1
.
1
Now
for
for
his
ms
gun
gun
tuwl
lusr
ol
ulK
scourge
of
old
age.
Twenty
six
he
reached
MEN'S
WORK
IF
YOUR
HOUSE
SUFFERS
FROM
"CHILIS?"
GET
ItlGHT
DOWN
TO
THE
ROOT
OF
THE
TROUBLE
I'llONI?
881
AND
HAVE
T
H
OM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
you
have
a
steady
Job
ahead
of
you
in
arousing
public
attention
to
Uie
seriou.sneiS
of
the
whole
situation
.
,
CONCERNED.
Now
percent
of
the
new
pensioners
iss
I
down
came
a
fellow
worker
in-British
Columbia
during
the
last
stead
of
a
porcupine.
It
was
one
The
financing
of
our
schools,
social
services,
hospitals
(municipal
per
diem
i
should
be
en
tire-
MEN'S
DKESS
1
NKortment,
put
of
those
times
a
fellow
felt
so
certain
and
discovered
he
had
been
mistaken.
Nil""
three
years
were
said
to
be
living
alone.
A
first
rate
way
to
have
company,
without
being
tied
to
it
is
to
be
reasonably
prosperous
and
not
mean.
BOYS'
AI.L-W0
Fancy
plaid
NOTICE
BOYS'
L
At
Eli
The
temporary
escape
from
its
caw
in
Stanley
Park
zoo,
of
an
BOOTS
All
sh,.
Special
BOYS'
SCHOOL
Just
Another
Phase
IN
THE
CONTINUING
SERIES
of
"cold
war"
I
crises,
the
issue
over
the
admission
of
Yugo
Slavia
to
the
United
Nations
security
council
becomes
another
phase
laden
with
explosive
possibilities
just
as
is
the
changing-
situation
in
another
quarter
of
the
globe
where
the
Chinese
Communists
have
almost
completely
conquered
Nationalist
China
and
are
now
approaching
Hong
Kong
and
other
western-controlled
strongholds.
It
is
to
be
supposed
that
all
this
is
just
an
intensification
of
the
same
cold
war
in
which
the
bulk
of
the
victory,
it
can
hardly
be
denied,
has
been
so
far
jwith
Russia.
Russia's
latest
threat
is
to
withdraw
altogether
from
the
United
Nations
organization
now
that
Yugoslavia
has
been
admitted
to
the
Security
Council
in
a
vote
over
Soviet-dominated
Czechoslovakia.
Such
action,
in
itself,
would
constitute
little
further
in
the
way
of
international
deterioration
since,
as
far
as
the
Soviet
and
her
Comi'nform
satellites
are
concerned,
the
United
Nations
has
long
since
become
more
of
a
fighting
ground
than
a
venue
for
peace
making.
Russia
is
little
use
in
the
United
Nations
as
long
as
she
continues
her
present
attitude.
THE
MAYOR
RETIRES
WERE
SORRY
to
record
yesterday
that
WE
our
good
friend
Nora
Arnold
had
decided
to
retire
with
the
expiry
of
her
term
of
office
as
mayor
of
Prince
Rupert
at
the
end
of
this
year.
We
have
known
a
lot
of
mayors
in
our
time
in
Prince
Rupert
and
can
say
that
few,
if
any,
have
filled
the
office
with
more
distinction
in
spite
of
the
difficult
problems
with
which
she
and
her
councils
have
had
;
to
labor.
One
of
the
outstanding
features
of
Mrs.
Arnold's
tenure,
of
course,
was
the
uniqueness
in
itself
of
being
a
woman
in
the
office
of
the
mayoralty,
something
which,
through
the
manner
in
which
she
filled
the
office,1
brought
considerable
favorable
publicity
to
Prince
Rupert.
We
do
not
agi-ee
with
Mayor
Arnold's
reasoning
that
she
should
retire
in
favor
of
some
one
younger.
Surely
she
was
not
suggesting
that
age,
in
her
case,
should
have
so
soon
become
an
infirmity
even
if
she
has
not
enjoyed
the
best
of
health
during
the
past
year.
However,
it
has
been
gratifying
to
note
the
improvement
of
her
health
during
recent
months
following
her
treatment
and,
as
we
express
regret
at
her
retirement
at
this
time,
we
can
hope
that
she
may
later
come
back
to
public
life.
Meantime,
she
will
find
that
there
be
plenty
of
useful
things
she
can
do
in
community
service
services
that,
will
be
limited
only
by
her
capacity
and
willingness
to
do
them.
Her
retirement,
of
course,
brings
up
the
question
of
a
worthy
successor
a
matter
which
is
of
ut
PANTS
This
year,
the
twenty-fifth
of
j
ciev,.n
f0t
python
gives
some
December
will
occur
on
Sunday.
!
poi,lt
to
demands
by
Vancouver
Assuming
there
will
be
the
cus-
j
peopie
to
either
kill
or
sell
it.
tomary
observance
of
Boxing
:
They
haw
no
wjsl-
to
have
tsueh
Day,
it
will
be
the
middle
of
the
j
a
creature
in
Uieir
city,
or
would
wk.
before
the
routine
of
every-
plinee
R,mert!
After
all.
the
oniv
Check
Your
Furnace
J
BOYS'
RAINCOAf
fitting.
From
BOYS'
AI.C..H014
.
Drivers
are
warned
to
exercise
extreme
caution
at
all
)(
ants
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Galloway
Rapids,
as
construction
work
of
various
kinds
is
now
In
progress
throughout
the
greater
part
of
this
distance.
The
road
ma?
b
temporarily
blocked
at
various
points
and
blasUng
operations
,-iay
render
Uie
surface
very
greasy.
Consequently,
g-eat
care
is
necessary,
especially
at
some
of
the-sharp
turns.
H.
W.
STEVENS.
Divisional
Engineer,
Provincial
Dept:
of
Public
Works,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
47)
IMfl!I
day
life
will
be
resumed.
Vet
it
place
for
a
serpent
huge
or
will
last
only
long
enough
to
;
Kn,;1n
with
or
without
venom
is
1
11
nr.
is
the
howling
wilderness.
make
fitting
preparation
for
the
iclebration
of
New
Year.
It
could
be
possible
to
have
no
motoring
mm
fatalities
at
all.
but
it
is
certain
Two
cases
in
which
the
law
ol
,
BE
WISE
SEE
OCR
p,etti:r
BI
VS
AT
ISLAND
CITY
BlILDEKS'
SI
PPLIES
General
Builders'
Supplirt
and
PITTSIH
KO
PAINTS
the
press,
during
the
first
week
;
supply
and
demand
has
never
!n
January,
will
record
the
tragic
;
worked
the
supply
of
talk
al-
ways
has
exceeded
the
.demand:
passing
of
scores
of
people
who
today
little
foresee
what
is
just
the
demand
for
money
always
has
exceeded
the
r-uppiy.
ahead.
Advsrtli-e
1
Uif
506
McBride
Et.
.,
Blue
820
for
mone;
He
that
marries
earns
it.--Proverb.
Unless
utterly
disinterested
in
Frince
Rupert
affairs,
and
indifferent
about
voting
in
December's
civic
election,
call
at
the
CITY
0F
PRINCE
KITE
This
is
not
the
first
time
Lak-.'
city
clerk's
office
and
register
be-Phawat'.ans
has
aroused
and
heid
fore
it's
too
late.
It
makes
a
Notice
of
Intention
to
Rezcri
live
local
interest.
Just
now,
the
person
feel
cheap
to
be
told
h
leason
is
the
break
in
the
pip
has
no
ballot,
instead
of
being'
line.
A
good
many
years
ago
handed
a
paper,
to
reflect
that
he
j
man
empioyeii
at
a
camp
by
the
could
hae
enjoyed
what
surely;
lake
shore
saw
souiethins
niov-
Is
a
nroud
nrivilege.
Don't
think
,
t
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
Municipal
0.i
City
of
Prince
Rupert
contemplates
amemUmt
:!
By-law
to
rezone
the
following
property
now
zfi
maximum
residential
area
as
a
minimum
coninw
i
All
of
Blocks
2
and
3;
Lots
17
to
25
inclusf
s
Block
8;
all
of
Block
9:
Lots
1
to
14,
Bui
Ing
among
the
top
branches
of
a
of
yourself
in
a
no-account
light
nearby
tree.
Before
anyone
It's
dangerous.
10;
Lots
1
to
12,
Block
11.
all
in
Section
Map
923,
Prince
Rupert
Townsite.
Any
objection
to
the
above
procedure
shoul
in
writing
to
Uie
undersigned
on
or
before
Frids
ber
4th,
1949.
Complainants
will
be
given
an
ow
LAY
AWAY
NOW
FOR
CHRISTMAS
Lovely
F-.Tage-ment
Set
S85.00
)
7
ftate
their
objections
before
the
by-law
is
anw
H.
I).
THAIS,
1
Hlaliarr
School
for
lonwrroiv
The
newspaper
boy
....
the
boy
who
delivers
your
papers
....
is
a
typical
Canadian
boy.
He
Is
the
business
man
of
tomorrow.
And
as
a
carrier,
he
learns
those
lessens
which
will
prepare
him
for
a
successful
future.
Carrier
Co
npetition
StarUng
on
October
3
the
Daily
News
Is
sponsoring
a
carrier
competition
with
a
bicycle
as
first
prize
and
many
other
valuable
cash
prizes.
The
boys
will
be
awarded
points
for
obtaining
new
subscribers
for
dependability
and
for
efficiency
in
collections.
So
any
he!p
that
you
can
give
your
jarrier
will
be
appreciated
by
him
and
he
in
turn
will
try
PHONE
79
ggf
Ptarnu
II
BsXS.'?ya'srs
I
.dies
Birth
Stone
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C
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WATCHES
Trom
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S100
LADIES'
WATCHES
From
S24.75
$115
GEORGE
COOK,
Jeweller
serve
you
....
his
customer
....
to
the
e
utmost
uimosi
01
of
his
nis
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3rd
Ave.
BUY
WITH
CONFIDENCE
ability.
4fi;iui3
)
most
importance
in
view
of
the
growing
crisis
in
-
municipal
affairs,
the
variouj
facets
of
which
will,
j
as
we
have
said
before,
require
ability,
ingenuity
and
vision
to
meet
and
solve.
THE
NIGHT
SCHOOL
"THE
BOARD
OF
SCHOOL
TRUSTEES
is
des-I
.
erving
of
a
word
of
commendation
for
the
enterprise
it
has
displayed
in
establishing
the
new
night
school
classes
which
we
note
with
pleasure
opened
this
week
with
a
gratifying
response
in
the
way
of
enrolment.
It
speaks
well,
too,
that
there
are
so
many
ambitious
people
in
the
city
who
are
interested
in
spending
their
spare
time
to
improve
their
practical
attainments
and
thus
fit
themselves
for
specialized
pursuits
which
are
becoming
of
increasing
importance
in
the
modern
economy
of
service
and
employment,
.
Night
schools
such
as
this
are
becoming
increasingly
popular
throughout
the
country
and
here
in
Prince
Rupert,
where
winter
nights
are
long
and
many
complain
of
lack
of
diversion,
they
should
become
a
valuable
and
permanent
institution.
In
any
case,
it
will
be
interesting
to
note
the
popularity
and
support
of
this
w
inter's
experiment
which
might
well
develop
into
an
expanding
program
including
a
wide
variety
of
courses,
both
practical
and
cultural.
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
fM
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m
SIXTH
STREET
and
THIRD
AVI
WHAT
A
BUY!
WATERMAN'S
'BALL
POINTER'
No
other
Ball
Point
Pen
works
like
a
Waterman's
t
PRE-STOCK
CLEARANCE
SAIE
at
Kaien
Co-op
HARDWARE
PITH
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Cartridges
50c
each
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Complete
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of
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from
$2.40
to
$15.75
Now
available
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Mi
at
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.
UNTIL
OCTOBER
29
ONLY
CONGOLEUM
RUGS
BAROLEUM
and
REXOLEUM
RUGS
YARDS
GOODS
-
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MATS
INLAID
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LESS
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price
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BOX
1127
251
THIRD
AVENl'E
Joseph
Chell,
Inspector
of
a
newly
appointed
inspector
in
schools,
Is
sailing
Sunday
nigh-
the
southern
Interior,
who
has
THE
NEW
MARGARENE
HAS
A
NEW
i
EASY
SPREADING
TEXTURE.
j
MABt'E
.
,
ASK
YOUR
GROCER
FOR
NEW
FOR
ECONOMY
AND
DOWNRIGHT
C
Another
Product
f
Cinads
Parkers
IJ
on
the
Camosun
tor
Narau
diat-,
been
here
for
a
time
1
amUiariz-riyt
on
official
duties.
He
will
be
ing
himself
with
inspectorial
accompanied
ly
I.
H.
R.
Jef
fcry,
work.