there,
through
to
Rupert
He
tat
didn't
fancy
risking
the
lofty
'
havff"'"
ranges.
He
made
a
few
l0Pai
bj,.
fllehts.
and
one
stormv
m,.
.,
1
us
cs
prince
Rupert
Daflp
f3eto0
Ltn.
"
Thursday.
September
2,
1943
FIVE
HUNDRED
PEOPLE
ATTEND
ANNUAL
FAIR
AT
FRANCOIS
LAKE
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Five
hundred
people
attended
the
fifth
annual
Fall
Fair
at
the
Institute
Hall
and
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
and
Reflections
lng
discovered
the
plane
might
ik.h
0
!
novpr
flv
npaln
n.iri
Q
'
all
,
.
v...,8
lne
!
night,
a
southeaster
howled
'
over
the
Acropolis
where
the
Published
eveTV
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
TTIrtce
Rupert
Dally
New
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prluoe
Rupert,
brltUh
Columbia.
An
Independent
daily
newtpper
aevoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
""
nd
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
BrltUh
Columbia
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mall,
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa)
U.
A.
HUNTER.
Manning
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Adverti
,
wv.
ffir'
liule
P'ane
,av.
seized
and
shook
nook
Medical
Health
Officer,
The
grounds
at
Francois
Lake
Landing,
it
was
a
neauti-tul
dav
of
sunshine
with
a
holiday
spirit
all
through
the
Lakes
district.
Special
ferries
enabled
those
from
the
south
side
of
the
-lake
to
go
home
later
than
by
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
'
Ctty
Carrier,
tr'
wee,
lbe;
per
Month,
65c;
Per
Year,
17
00;
Bv.Mill.
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year,
4
.00.
e
i
M
schedule.
of
Vancouver
recommends
mr
(
more
Irequent
use
of
halibut
liver
oil
which
is
good
advice!
Between
the
pursuit
of
tUna
any
time,
anywhere.
It
seems
SWarming
to
the
waters
south
it
can
be
valuable
as
a
substi-
0f
the
Queen
ChnrluUe
Islands
tute
f6r
sunshine,
which
has
and
selling
the
same
at
profit-not
been
any
too
plentiful
in
able
prices
and
the
stampede
Vancouver
this
summer,
.fogs
among
the
mountains
of
British
and
rain
having
come
early
Columbia
to
stake
uranium
in
and
remained
late.
To
know
quantity,
it
looks
like
a
return
that
Vancouver,
even
in
a
0f
flush
times
on
both
land
and
somewhat
round
about
way
will
sea.
For
a
while,
anyway!
continue
to
enjoy
the
blessings
,
...,,
v,i..
thurehv
keeoini:
Why
must
United
Nations
statesmen
always
have
to
go
to
Moscow?
What
Is
wrong
with
having
Stalin
go
to
London
or
Paris
to
talk
over
the
situation?
Chamberlain
always
went
to
Hitler
somewhere
in
the
heart
of
Germany.
It's
a
cinch
Hitler
never
went
to
London.
He
never
travelled
anywhere
and
Stalin's
world
appears
to
be
restricted
to
Russia.
It
seems
to
be
that,
the
more
a
dictator
becomes
dictatorial,
the
more
he
feels
a
beconlng
finger
Is
all
that's
needed.
The
hall
and
grounds
were
gay
with
decorations.
The
stalls
were
busy
selling
hot
clogs,
solt
drinks,
ice
cream,
and
there
were
games
at
the
other
stalls.
More
than
four
hundred
exhibits
were
judged
In
the
hali
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Jamieson,
Miss
Oulton
and
J.
Walsh
doing
the
judging.
There
were
fewer
entries
of
grains
and
seeds
than
formerly
but
in
all
other
divisions
the
Swede
turnips
Mrs.
F.
Harri-
son.
Carrots
Mrs.
K-
Chappelle,
Mrs.
F.
Harrison.
Potatoes
(early
tW.
H.
iLin-ton,
Mrs.
F.
Harrison.
Fotatoes
(late
i
W.
H.
Linti,
Mrs.
F.
Harrison.
Pumpkin
S.
B.
Calder.
Collection
of
vegetables
B.
Durban,
Mrs.
R.
Partington.
Fruits
Crabapples
Mrs.
Lee
Cooper,
Mrs.
J.
Keefe.
Apples
Mrs.
J.
Keefe.
Black
currants
Mrs.
Wllejto.
Red
currants
Neil
Kelly.
White
currants
Mrs.
Lee
End
or
Beginning?
IAIE,
the
people
of
the
United
Nations,
deter-YY
mined
to
save
succeeding
generations
from
the
scourge
of
war
.
.
."
(United
Nations
r
Charter,
1945).
Three
years
ago
today,
the
mighty
"Mo"
rode
genth'
at
anchor
in
the
calm
waters
of
Tokyo
Bay.
-On
the
vast
decks
of
the
Missouri
ail
was
ready,
for
that
was.
THE
day.
Japanese
Foreign
Minister
Shieemitsu
clambered
wearily
up
the
battleship's
side
Topsides
clustered
Americans,
English,
Rus-r
sians
and
French.
General
Douglas
MacArthur
poised
hiself
before
a
microphone
stand;
facing
u
"""""7
"
"
,
The
Civic
Centre
goes
a
lone
u
u
ornrmis
f.nd
stronE.
Will
aiwdy&i
'
.
.
-
U-
,
as
long
way
in
making
Prince
Ru-
be
a
source
of
satisfaction
far
as
we
are
concerned.
,
ert
largely
Independent
of
the
weather
although
it
should
j
be
admitted
the
summer
has
Air
travel,
j
been
a
fine
one.
But
no
mat-
entries
were
numerous
with
a
Time
marches
on!
Is
!
ter
what
the
program
of
enter-
The
Daily
News,
in
the
sporting
columns
this
-week,
said
that
In
Portugal,
athletes
all
train
on
wine
and
fish.
Probably
port
and
pilchards.
Cooper.
in
and
out
of
Prince
Rupert
high
standard
of
quality
and
workmanship.
today
no
more
a
novelty
than
Livestock
judging
commenced
on
Wednesday
afternoon,
saddle
Ra.sDberries
Mrs.
J.
Keefe,
Mrs.
E.
Deeder.
Collection
tame
fruits
Mrs
Lee
Cooper.
'
Dairy
Products
Butter
Mrs.
A.
Wilejto,
Mrs.
R.
Partington.
Eggs
W.
H.
Linton,
Del
Cas-
Mr.
Claxton,
Minister
of
Defence,
never
feels
the
ui;ge
to
yawn
or
indulge
in
a
refresh
car,
train
or
steamer,
but
n
seems
only
yesterday
since
the
city
saw
its
first
plane.
The
flier
was
a
young
fellow
named
Prest
who
had
flown
from
Nevada
to
Edmonton,
shipping
his
machine
of
the
skies
from
i
MM
ing
stretch.
There
Is
a
reason.
.
;BmMrS
pn.n.initnn
Mrs
.In
one
week,
last
month
he
en-
Deeder.
horse
events
following
und.T
capable
management
of
Clarence
Snyder.
The
baseball
game
at
4:30
between
Vanderhoof
and
Francois
Lake
was
an
even,
fast
game,
with
many
double
plays
resulting
in
a
score
of
9
to
7
in
favor
of
Francois
Lake.
In
the
evening
Cecil
Steele
showed
a
picture
show
in
the
Sonla
Milk
Mrs.
Partington
tertained
the
American
Secretary
of
Defence,
Mr.
Forrestal,
travelled
to
Ogdensburg
(N.YJ
for
a
border
friendship
celebration,
took
part
in
a
Liberal
pic:
nic
at
Brockvllle,
visited
Ontario
army
camps
and
In
seven
days
made
twenty
speeches.
Olson.
Cottage
cheese
Mrs.
E.
Deeil-er,
Mrs.
A.
Wilejto.
White
bread
Mrs.
A.
Wilejto.
Mrs.
O.
Funnell.
Whole
wheat
Mrs.
J.
Keefe,
SALE
of
FUR
c
A
dance
Mrs.
L.
Saunders,
hv
th"
'
Light
rolls
Mrs.
hall
to
a
full
house,
followed
with
music
E.
Glans,
ami
him,
seated
at
a
long
taoie,
onigemusu
gianceu
furtively
through
a
large
bunch
of
papers,
then
for
the
Emperor
of
Japan,
Son
of
Heaven
and
so
forth,
he
signed
away
bloodshed,
horror,
and
misery.
World
WarJI
rumbled
to
its.
grisly
end
at
9:08
a.m.
that
.September
morning
and
the
world
looked
:
about
to
start
the
count
of
costs.
The
United
States
could
tick
off
more
than
a
r
million
casualties.
The
British
Empire
wept
for
-
357,11(5
dead
over
1,200,000
total
casualties.
Russia's
losses
in
killed
and
wounded,
though
never
precisely
counted,
appeared
at
15,000,000.
A
survey
showed
possibly
1,500,000
civilians
Wiled
in
air
raids
which
pocked
the
torn
surface
of
our
earth.
So
went
this
count
of
costs
to
.civilization.
The
counting
had
begun,
but
men
still
died
in
the
crack
of
rifle
bullets
and
the
thud
of
mortar
shells.
Indo-China,
Dutch
East
Indies,
India,
Palestine,
Greece,
and
China's
vast
civil
war
still
.blazed.
As'jfast
as
man
could
count,
men
lied.
in
This
Is
the
third
year
of
our
"peace,"
but
peace
is
ever
precarious.
A
quick
count
shows
a
listing
of
more
than
180
of
only
the
"most
important,
peace
jtreaties
.negotiated
by
the
various
nations
of
the
world."
What,
place
in
history
will
Slygearutsu's
J
-(signature
take?
'
TOURIST
INDUSTRY
Wistaria
Orchestra,
until
3
o'clock.
,
Prize
winners
were:
Dairy
calf
J.
Hickey.
Bef
calf
J.
Partington,
L.
Snydel.
Mrs.
L.
Saunders.
Doughnuts
Mrs.
A.
Wilejto,
Mrs.
E.
Glans.
Bran
muffins
Mrs.
J.
Keefe,
Mrs.
McKenna.
Cinnamon
roll
Mm.
J2.
Ciluns,
Mrs.
A.
Wilejto.
'Continued
on
Page
5)
The
Milwaukee
Journal
has
just
issued
a
190
page
Sunday
edition.
A
single
copy
weighs
three
pounds.
It
printed
430,-000
copies.
Fancy
having
one's
bedroom
invaded
by
all
that
.reading
matter
some
Sabbath
iorenoon.
There
wouldn't
be
Beef
heifer,
2
years
Shaffer
.
&
Routley,
E.
Deeder.
Beef
bull
E.
Deeder,
Shaffer
,
&.
Routley.
LETTERBOX
j
space
left
for
even
the
radio
or
ten
o'clock
.coffee.
Ewe
and
lamb
Neil
Kelly,
uearaij
VISUAL
CARB
Is
Important
.
GENERAL
health
improved
when
eyestrain
and
headachrs
are
eliminated
by
proper
visual
correction.
JLecent
ncientific
articles
tell
bow
vital
nervous
energy
n
used
up
in
an
endeavor
t
overcome
tl
handicap
of
isual
deficiency.
Advantage
should
1
taken
of
an
Opto-jnetnst'i
services,
ava'lable
throughout
Bntish
Colmnlii.
Lee
Cooper.
SUMMM
ill
11
MUl
H
Registered
ram
Lee
Cooper.
Two
hens,
light
breed
Iee
Cooper.
'
Two
hens,
"heavy
'
breed,
E.
Deeder.
"
Rooster,
over
1
vear
J.
Hickey.
Rooster,
any
"breed,
under
1
year
Lee
Cooper,
W.
Wiley.
Editor,
Dally
Kews:
May
I
express
the
view
of
many
visitors
to
Prince
Rupert
concerning
your
Port
Daj
of
this
year?
We
drove
many
miles.
The
only
thing
keeping
our
spirits
up
was
the
belief
that
it
would
be
worth
while
to
be
in
attendance
at
Port
Day
as
the
nroeram
for
the
dav
cer-
BARI..US
PURStl
He.nry
Wallace,
third
candidate
in
the
race
for
the
presidency,
tried
to
give
an
address
in
North
Carolina
but
was
prevented
by
the
unfriendly
attitude
of
the
audience.
He
asked
if
he
"was
in
America."
He
might
well
ask.
Everyone
may
not
like
what
another
says,
concerning
a
public
policy.
But
no
one
should
be
denied
the
right
to
be
heard.
If
he
is,
he's
not
In
America.
Two
pullets
Lee
Cooner.
'
Special
beef
calf
J.
Partington.
Louis
Snyder.
urn
n
pe
nai
p
,a
was
awaraea
talnly
promised
a
wonderful
k
PROMINENT
young
author
and
newspaper
(
1.(11
H
a
week
old
show.
The
weather
was
good,
f
writer
from
New
York
reminds
us
again
of
Horses:
work
team
in
harness
the
water
calm,
boats
galore,
W.
Wiley.
.
.
but
where
was
the
action,
the
Sheaf
of
oats
Lee
"Cooper;
U.-w
Our
PersidialUi
il
BL'DOET
PLAN
No
Intf
r(-st
No
Carrying
Chai
vr
contestants
or
the
display?
There
seemed
to
be
no
organization
to
the
sports,
whatever.
We
suggest
that
Prince
Rupert
Sheaf
of
barley
K.
Routley.
Sheaf
of
wheat
J.
Keefe.
Timothy
hay
James
Hickey.
A
11
Clover
hay
James
Hickey.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
CYTOMETRIC
ASSOCIATION
Alsike
clover
seed
Lee
Cooper,
scrap
the
Port
idea
if
they
can-
Timothy
hay
Miss
K.
Boyd.
SI
E
'I
UK
NEW
SHIPMENT
l
VUHIW
V.III
NOTICE!
We
are
taking
orders
for
TCXF.DOS
again.
Made-to-Measute
or
tailored
in
our
shop.
LING
TAILOR
not
do
better
than
that
rather
than
send
out
programs
filled
to
the
brim
with
exciting
events
which
only
lure
out-of-town
people
in,
to
be
disappointed
greatly.
Have
you
ever
thought
of
getting
the
contestants
entered
before
Port
Day?
Yours
tor
a
better
Port
Day.
MARVIN
FIELDSTROM,
Alberta.
Vegetables
Vegetable
marrows
K.
Chap-elle,
Mrs.
J.
Keefe.
Green,
tomatoes
Mrs.
Roy
Pratt.
Corn
on
the
cob
B.
Durban,
Mrs.
Roy
Pratt.
Cucumbers
Mrs.
K.
ChapeHe.
Head-lettuce
B.
Durban.
Cos-lettuce
B.
Durban,
Mrs.
E.
Deeder.
Peas
in
pod
Mrs.
A.
Wilejto,
W.
McKenna.
Onions
grown
from
seed
Mis.
Lee
Cooper,
W.
McKenna.
Onions
grown
from
sets
Mrs.
A.
Wilejto,
T.
Allin.
Cauliflower
Mrs.
Lee
Cooper,
Mrs.
A.
Wilejto.
SOMETHING
FOR
EVF.KY
A0E
THAT
YOUR
SON
OR
DAL'GHU-
A.
MacKENZlE
FURNITURE
LTD.
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
HKJi
THE
WONDER
MOP
at
our
store.
It
washes,
drys
and
wrings
witlwut
need
or
placing
your
hands
in
water
aiwl,
no
need
for
bending.
Phone
775
327
Third
Ave.
VENETIAN
BLINDS
Strongly
made
with
steel
or
.
aluminum
slats,
In
a
variety
of
smart
colors
with
harmonizing
tapes.
Ask
to
havu
.our
.estimator
call.
W
measure
your
windows
and
instal
the
blinds.
Cabbage
(late)
Mrs.
A.
Wilejto,
Mrs.
F.
Harrison.
Cabbage
(early)
Mrs.
A.
Wilejto,
W.
McKenna.
Beets
Mrs.
F.
Harrison,
Mrs.
A.
Wilejto.
513
3rd
Ave.
W.
the
No.
1
industrial
potential
of
the
tourist
busirf&ss
for
Canada.
The
business
is
there
for
the
taking
but
it
is,
as
Horace
Sutton
senses,
hardly
appreciated
in
this
part
of
Canada
as
yet.
No
placej
certainly,
has
more
to
offer
than
Prince
Rupert
ana
no
place
is
doing
less
to
merchandise
it.
That
Canada
should
look
upon
highway
development,
from
the
standpoint
of
a.
highly
potentially
profitable
investment
rather
than
a
hard-times
stop
gap
is
nothing
new
for
us
to
advocate.
Long
too
have
we
pounded
on
the
necessity
of
equipping
ourselves
for
the
accommodation
and
entertainment
of
our
visitors
so
they
will
have
a
memorable
time
with
us
and
go
home
talking
about
it
and
advertising
for
others
to
come.
All
these
things
we
have
often
said
but
it
is
interesting
and
convincing
to
have
someone
from
outside
come
and
emphasize
them."
NEED
OF
COASTGUARD
FEWER
than
six
schooners
have
been
lost
in
NO
a
single
week-end
not
long
ago
off
the.
coasts
of
Nova
Scotia
and
Newfoundland.
Some
of
the
crews
were
rescued
by
the
United
States
Coast-guard-
for
the
reason
that
Canada
maintains
no
coastguard
there.
Similar
is
the
situation
along
British
Columbia
shores.
Winter
approaches
and
it
may
be
taken
for
granted
that,
between
now
and
-
spring,
there
will
be
shipping
hazards.
Nothing
ap-,l
pears
known
as
to
what
may
be
contemplated
in
"
the
way
of
establishing
a
coastguard,
but
there
is
no
sign
of
any
change
that
could
mean
a
greater
security
than
what
now
exists.
,
The
matter
has
often
been
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
government.
Recognition
is
given
the
fine
services
of
the
American
Coastguard.
But,
nothing
has
yet
been
accomplished
by
the
responsible
authorities.
Members
from
maritime
constituencies
have
introduced
the
subject
in
Parliament
i
more
than
once,
but,
apparently,
as
yet,
with
little
-i
or
no
result
although
unorganized
assistance
is
sometimes
given
ships
in
distress
in
Canadian
waters
by
the
R.C.M.P.
and
fisheries
department
'
patrol
craft
and
the
R.C.A.F.
This,
of
course,
has
its
value,
but
it
cannot
give
what
a
properly
equipped,
manned
.and
based
coastguard
would
provide.
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IF
NEGLECTED
BABY'S
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are
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of
which
absolutely
accurate
track
must
be
kept.
When
he
misses,
something
must
be
done
at
once.
Constipation
is
serious
fur
baby.
Mra.
John
T.
Reid
of
Hespeler,
Ont.,
hat
this
to
say:
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had
seven
children
and
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used
Baby's
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fur
all
seven
can
say
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fur
children.
During
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Baby's
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were
a
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to
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as
they
cleared
up
at
once
ar"
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