THIS
AND
THAT
Irinrc
Rupert
Daflp
J3nus
CtD.
Thiinday,
February
26,
1048
NOTICE
Reminiscences
ByW.i.
Reflections
All
legumes,
including
lujsms
;
mcnis
with
so-called
nutrient
land
s.veet
peas
as
well
as
gar-;
solutions,
in
which
plants
are
;
den
peas,
do
bftt?r
when
inno-
grown
without
soil.
Some
device
j
dilated
with
one
of
the
prp-
by
which
air
can
be
supplied
to
parations
which
help
them
sec-
the
roots
has
been
found
nec-rete
nitrogen
.
from
the
soil.
jessary
for
healthy
growth.
A
;
loose
soil,
composed
of
coarse
I
The
need
for
air
in
soil
has
particles,
allows
air
to
pene-been
emphasized
by
experi-
trate.
The
Dailv
News,
wishes
to
maw
attention
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
is
payable
in
advance
at
the
olfice
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for
advertising.
Those
desiring
to
advertise
In
this
manner
In
the
Daily
News
are
askad
to
assist
the
office
and
respect
this
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
If
counted
and
classified,
the
number
of
transfer
vehicles
In
J
Prince
Rupert
today
would,
beyond
perad
venture
(fine
mouth-j
filling
phrase
that!)
be
a
for-(
mldable
total.
Everything
must
anything!
Fed
up
with
daily
routine!
Tired
of
it
all!
Would
like
to
get
out!
Willing
to
co-
(
operate
with
anyone
feeling
tne
'
same
way,
either
sex!
Any
j
takers?
Speak
up!
Well,
there
j
are
such
people
and
it's
under
standable.
There
may
be
a
lew
right
here
In
Rupert!
UPHEME
i
IBM
IMF
M
I
t
Si.
needs
have
a
beginning.
When
and
where
did
this
procession
start?
John
Rutherford
Beatty,
from
Fergus,
Ontario,
in
1908
was
No.
1
man,
and
he
had.no
car
or
truck.
But
he
had
a
wheelbarrow
and
Grade
A.
muscle.
Soon
there
were
five
wheelbarrows
and
then
a
horse
and
rig.
The
first
ana
uii:;
time,
to
certaini.v
mean
jail
for
him.
Many
years
aso,
when
the
late
W.
H.
Viekcrs
was
head
of
the
city
poiice
in
Prince
Rupert,
a
man
who
was
up
on
some
minor
charge
and
awaiting
trial,
sent
'a
parcel
containing
five
dollars
and
a
box
of
ciar3
to
the
chief,
suggesting
that
his
case
be
"fixed."
He
was
sorry
he
had
ever
thought
o
such
a
thing
by
the
time
the
chief
got
through
with
him,
for
his
attempt
at
.bribery
was
a
most
sorious
offence.
At
J
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(fa
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v,
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;
.a
.y.
It
can
be
embarrassing
as
well
as
distinctly
irritating
to
the
point
of
Judicious
profanity
to
seek
a
badly
needed
match
and
discover
something
else.
In
other
times,
when
we
slept
the
nights
away
in
the
old
Empire
office,
one
mild,
black
morning
the
editor
awoke
with
a
sUrt
..jres
were
down.
No
lights!
And
how
dark
how
lnfernaay,
wickedly
dark
it
could
be.
Well,
there
was
a
box
of
luclfers
on
the
counter
downstairs.
Find
it,
and
one
could
locate
a
candie.
Seemed
simple
enough.
For
no
obvious
reason,
it
did
appear
that
every
unwanted
object
in
the
office
had
been
placed
on
the
counter.
But
finally,
the
familiar
feel
of
a
box
of
matches,
and
empty,
at
that.
Pv
Ti.
r..r,f
m...i
..
,i.
,irr
,
i...
r
date,
that
a
Prince
kupert
cafe
was
ever
wrecked
Is
recalled
by
the
recent
death
of
a
Sixth
i
Street
proprietor
and
closing
of
j
the
premises.
Since
the
days
of
j
the
first
war,
there
had
been
a
i
restaurant
here.
It
was
known
i
as
the
Allies
Cafe
but
It
must
rgaret
McLeod
"Thpy
should
know
the
boss
ju.t
did
this
so
th.y
wouldn't
think
I
got
a
raise."
nrTOMITIilT
NEW
OFFICES
Mod
ern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
be
admitted,
the
place
of
refreshment
did
not
suggest
the
Allies.
One
day,
from
Anyox,
came
a
stranger
who,
Instead
of
ordering
a
beefsteak,
started
distributing
bad
language
th
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m
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moment
he
sat
down.
He
spat-
i
tered
the
walls
with
tomato
ketchup.
He
pushed
everything
'
'
.-
Next
to
it
was
something
else,
only
larger.
Wonder,
darn
it,
what
it
could
be.
An
ink
daubed,
prodding
fore-finger
found
out.
It
was
only
a
pan
of
cold
paste,
but
being
strongly
allergic,
we
did
not
lick
it
off.
IE
.
,
Q.
What
should
the
hostess
sorve
at
an
informal
tea
party?
A.
Tea,
sandwiches,
and
cakes
are
.served
at
an
informal
tea.
Nothing
should
be
served
that
is
difficult
to
manage
with
the
fingers.
Q
Is
it
permissable
to
call
out
to
a
friend
to
attract
his
attention?
A.
No,
wait
until
you
are
beside
him
before
speaking.
Try
to
avoid
using
a
tone
than
can
be
overheard
by
other
people.
Q
Is
it
necessary
that
Invitations
to
formal
functions
be
engraved?
A
Yes,
always.
It
takes
more
than
kisset
lo
keep
e
man
happy!
It
takes
brainx.
The'
sure
way
to
t
urn
a
man
into
a
faultfinding
grouch
is
lo
feed
him
wrong.
You
must
not
only
give
him
enough
food
but
enough
of
the
right
kind
of
food.
One
"profecfive"
food
a
man
needs
eivry
day
is
Kellogg's
All-Bran.
It
does
two
important
jobs
to
give
him
that
lu.ty,
driving
energy
he
must
have
to
succeed
in
life.
First,
All-Bran
is
made
only
from
the
outer
layers
of
the
wheat
grain.
That
is
the
vital
part
no
unusually
rich
in
iron
and
other
essential
food
elements
he
simply
must
have.
Second,
All-Bran
is
guaranteed
on
a
douhle-your-money-back
basis
to
keep
him
regular
naturally.
And,
if
you
want
to
enjoy
living
with
him,
one
thing
you
must
help
your
husband
avoid
is
that
"jumpy,"
irritable
feeling
constipation
causes
Let
All-Bran
help
you.
Serve
it
prv
day
as
a
cereal
with
fruit,
or
in
delicious
bran
muffins.
Get
some
now.
Clip
this
as
a
reminder.
moveable
off
the
counter.
He
hurled
the
cash
register
through
the
mirror.
He
pitched
chairs
through
the
windows.
He
kicked
sugar
around
and
upended
what
Is
supposed
to
be
spilled
on
hotcakes.
And
the
inner
cussedness
of
It
was
that,
being
broke,
he
was
unable
to
pay
for
a
cent.
Yet
he
did
a
most
workmanlike
Job.
a
YOUR
BEST
EATING
PLACE
FII.L-COIRSE
MEALS
II
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
BANQUET
HALL
FOR
LUNCHEONS,
DINNERS
AND
PARTIES
CHINESE
DISHES
BROADWAY
CAFE
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
200
tr.tiiilahh!
A
PIECE
OF
GOOD
LUCK
And
it
won't
come
by
picking
up
a
horse
shoe.
.You'll
have
all
the
good
luck
you
need
for
buying
or
selling
needed
services
and
articles
by
using
the
classified
section
of
The
Daily
News.
The
Dally
News
A
Montreal
man
named
Beau-
:
vais
was
prosecuted
last
week,
In
that
city,
on
the
charge
of
driving
a
car
while
under
the
influence
of
liquor.
There
was
hearty
laughter
in
court
when
Beauvais,
hearing
the
charge,
turned
to
the
judge
and
said:
"Please,
your
honor,
I'll
give
you
five
dollars
if
you'll
fix
my
case
for
me."
Judge
T.
A.
Fontaine
remarked
that
the
offer
did
not
interest
him
and,
in
the
!
event
of
a
conviction,
it
would
Guaranteed
to
.?25bJl""7
double
iliZT
YOUR
KEEP
YOU
"REGULAR"
am
m
m
M
J
MM
M
a.
We
noticed
a
classified
advertisement
the
other
day,
from
a
discharged
airman
aged
31
who,
be:r.g
bored
with
everything,
wv3
ripe
for
adventure.
Willing
to
go
anywhere
and
do
NATURALLY
NICE
CATCH
Some
codfish
rtow
to
a
length
of
eight
feet
and
weigh
about
100
pounds.
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Motor
Vehicle
Liability
Insurance
Card
inued
i
by
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all
insurance
companies
to
motorists
covered
by
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standard
public
liabil
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Certificate
HILL
MEAD
TO
Financial
Responsibility
Card
issued
by
the
s
vi,
y
Motor
Vehicle
Oepartment
to
motorists
X.
depositing
with
the
provincial
Minister
of
.
t
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Finance
prescribed
security
against
pos-
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damage
claims.
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;
l!.n,s
IlKlfbtrd
to
qnin-d
i'rpci
to
to
pny
pnv
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.
nun
hu-dni'ss
to
The
twofold
purpose
of
B.C.'s
new
Safety-Responsibility
law
is
to
reduce,
the
toll
of
death
and
damage
on
B.C.
highways
and
to
give
a
greater
measure
of
protection
to
all
motorists
and
pedestrians.
On
or
after
March
1st,
the
automobile
of
any
motorist
involved
in
an
accident
resulting
in
death,
personal
injury
or
property
damage
apparently
exceeding
$25
will
be
impounded
and
his
driver's
license
suspended
unless
he
can
produce
to
the
authorities
one
of
the
cards
reproduced
on
this
page.
Possession
of
either
of
these
cards
is
proof
of
the
motorist's
financial
responsibility
his
ability
to
pay
for
the
injury
or
damage
he
does
others.
Here
is
what
these
cards
will
mean
to
you:
As
a
motorist
involved
in
an
accident,
possession
of
a
card
will
permit
continued
driving
privileges
except
in
the
case
of
certain
infractions
of
the
Motor
Vehicle
Act.
'
As
the
victim
of
a
motorist
possessing
a
card,
assurance
is
given
that
claims
allowed
by
the
Courts
as
redress
will
be
paid
at
least
up
to
an
amount
of
$5,000
for
bodily
injury
or
death
of
any
one
person
and
$10,000
for
bodily
injury
or
death
of
more
than
one
person
in
one
accident,
and
$1,000
for
damage
to
property.
On
the
North
American
continent
generally,
traffic
accidents
are
on
the
upward
trend.
The
excellent
effect
of
legislation
of
this
nature
in
reducing
traffic
accidents
and
fatalities
by
barring
irresponsible
drivers
from
the
roads
has
been
demonstrated
in
Manitoba
where
Safety-Responsibility
legislation
was
introduced
in
December,
19-45.
B.
C.
Manitoba
10
mos.
1946
3171
killed
and
injured
10
mos.
1946
1914
killed.and
injured
10
mos.
1947
3566
killed
and
injured
.10
mos.
1947
1335
killed
and
injured
.Increase
1
2.4
decrease
30.2
Despite
increased
driving
activity,
Manitoba's
traffic
accident
toll
is
expected
to
decrease
still
further
as
the
law
continues
to
work.
With
complete
co-operation
by
everyone,
B.C.'s
accident
record
should
follow
the
same
trend.
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ii.
1
pi-rsnns
hav-"'!!'--'
t,
liii.
said
Kstate
nr.-7"
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pr.
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will
be
Public
Safety
and
Financial
Responsibility
Amendment
to
the
Motor
Vehicle
Act
become
effective
March
1st.
to
such
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Fourth
in
a
scries
of
statements
published
under
the
authority
of
the
Honourable
Gordon
S.
Wismer,
K.C.,
Attorney-General
of
the
Government
of
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
I
JOHNSTON.
Administrator,
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