has
doubled
its
aluminum
ship'
incuts
to
Australia;
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me
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flow
to
this
country
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Canadian
squeeze
has
accomplished
Its
purpose
and
loreecl
the
U.S.
to
-swap
American
steel
for
BritLsh
aluminum."
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a
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hospital.
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I)o.n
Ship's
uicider
1
HAVK
you
ever
wondered
:
why
ships'
officers
roar
'out
that
warning
for
all
non-passetfgers
to
get
ashore
before
sailing
time?
Well,
now
I
know.
T
U.E
FACT
seems
apparent
that,
had
there
been
more
adequate
life
saving
facilities
at
Sandspit
LONDON
The
countries
of
t"ie
British
Commonwealth
which
deal
in
sterling
have
pledged
to
cut,
their
world
trade
looses
by
lute
this
year
in
an
all-out
drive
to
save
the
pound
sterling
A
statement
issued
after
a
week-long
conference
aniu.uncd
that,
the
Commonwealth
part-1
1
1
r.s
aereed
to
spend
less,
earn
more
unci
work
harder
to
give
back
tc
sterling
"the
strength
it
needs
to
continue
as
a
widely-used
currency."
Canada,
as
a
dollar
country,
was
the
only
member
w
hich
did
not
make
the
pledge.
She
was
represented
by
Finance
Minister
Abbott.
Decisions
reached
by
the
Com-iiiciiwiaiih
finance
ministers'
conference
were
outlined
in
general
terms
because
in
most
cases
budgetary
action
will
be
needed
to
implement
them.
ay
that
we
get
on
best
with
Uncle
Sam
if
lie
learns
'we
know
how
to
horse
trade.
Even
the
best.
U.S.
friend
we
British
ever
had,
Franklin
Roosevelt,
drove
one
of
the
hardest
bargains
in
history.
In
exchange
for
fifty
overage
destroyers
he
got
for
U.S.A.
naval
bases
in
British
territory
nil
over
the
Atlantic.
Big
nations
have
fought
wars
for
what
Roosevelt
gut
in
that
sharp
swap.
Incidentally,
the
deal
of
which
Drew
Pearson'
complains
Is
peanuts
compared
with,
the
one
whereby
Mr.
Ciiuninii
was
allowed
to
buy
a
million
tons
of
steel
in
return
for
U
S.
right
to
buy
5ri.l(M),0(i(I.WlO
pounds
ol
Canadian
aluminum
and
2Q,0)0
tons
of
Malay
tin.
fc
s
&
i
'
j
Nevertheless,
there
were
signs
that
the
sterling
area
partners
were
ready
to
put
their
500.000,-000
citizens
on
austerity
rations
CHANGING
fliilES
SANTIAGO,
Chile
(Reutersi
Robinson
Crusoe
would
never
know
his
island
now.
The
Isle
of
Juan
Fernandez,
commonly
known
as
Crusoe's
Island,
Is
getT
ling
electricity
A
generator
with
ga.sulino
moior
and
oilier
equipment
has
just
bevn
shipped
to
the
little
island.
I
.
;
,
.
-
,
'
i
-
'
k..
..
,r,...-,,i
.
,1i.t-.,iV.l
;,
ti
i-
-'
To
pert
ladies
who
live
in
Octan
Kails
ignored
the
double
warning
I'ver
tn
loud
speaker-,
oi
the
good
CN
ship
Prince
OeorJ?.
There
wa.t
gitu
coti-.-tei
nation
in
mid-harbor
when
d
was
discovered
they
were
still
aboard
the
Vancouver-bound
vessel.
There
was
a
sltu
p
succession
cf
whistle
loots.
Finally
out
from
.hore
caine
a
launch.
A
lacld-r
as
lowered
and
the
gals
climb-.d
down.
In
story
books
the
skipper
would
have
been
giving
out
with
a
si:
ing
of
cuss
words
which
would
have
made
even
th
watching
loggers
blush.
But
not
Captain
Caldwell,
of
the
Prln.
e
George.
I
heard
him
speak
sharply
only
to
this
edect:
Pull
up
that
ladder
a
bii,
before
it
breaks."
What
would
have
happened
to
them
If
there
was
no
way
to
-.'ft
them
ashore
on
a
small
boat?"
we
asked.
"They
would
have
had
to
pay
their
lares
to
Vancouver"
.
THE
passengers
aboard
this
ship
were
sobered
and
saddened
by
the
news
of
the
crash
of
a
V
S.
plane,
homebound
from
Korea.
We
are
ju.st
a
stone's
throw
from
the
tip
of
the
Queen
f.'iA
LM)
CaMxl
Bw
k
.
I
B.-.CK
TO
SERVICE
Viscount
Alexander
reported
going
to
post
()f
minister
of
defence
in
Britain.
air
station,
which,
in
the
meantime
at
least,
is
becoming'
increasingly
used
as
a
commercial
air
centre,
a
great
many
more
lives
would
have
been
saved
from
the
craish
of
the
Korean
airlift
DC4
which
overshot
the
air
strip
and
crashed
into
the
sea
three-quarters
of
a
mile
from
shore.
A
tiny
vessel
little
more
than
a
skiff
with
outboard
motor,
due
to
the
valiant
work
of
its
two
operators,
succeeded
in
saving
seven
lives,
bringing
them
ashore
from
the
freezing
sea
two
at
a
time.
Meantime,
their
companions,
an
estimated
twenty-nine
of
them,
were
losing
their
grip
on
the
wreckage
and
dropping
away
into
the
sea
to
perish.
How
many
of
them
might
have
been
saved
had
there
been
more
adequate
rescue
craft
can
only
bo
a
matter
of
speculation.
Certainly,
a
lot
more
would
have
been
still
alive
today.
Almost
certainly
it
is
to
be
anticipated
that,
as
a
result
of
the
investigation
into
this
shocking
and
close
to
home
tragedy,
such
better
rescue
facilities
will
be
recommended
and
provided.
:
It
so
happened
that
American
soldiers
and
transport
crew
were
the
victims
of
this
simple
error
or
judgment.
It
might
have
happened
to
our
own
aircraft,
with
our
relatives
and
our
friends,
which
use
the
same
air
strip
every
day
and
often
at
night.
It
was
bad
enough
as
it
was.
It
might
have
been
a
whole
lot
more
personally
poignant
to
us.
It
is
too
bad
that
such.
things
as
this
have
to
happen
before
the
necessary
is
clone,
not
only
at
Sandspit
but
possibly
at
other
similar
points.
fa
nils,
,,;.,.
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TO
SUBSCRIBE
if
necessary
to
get
their
.T.oney
.y.siem
back
inti
the
black
OuUininfr
longer-term
meas-uie
deigned
to
prevent
future
crises,
the
ministers
promised
to
:
work
progressively
towards
their
""definte
objective
to
make
sterling
convertible."
If
that
goal
is
reached
.
would
mean
sterling
would
be
so
strong
pnd
stable
that
other
countries
would
want
it
as
much
as
they
today
want
American
dollars
and
Swiss
francs.
The
sterling
area
;
partners
moreover
woultl
be
in
a
position
freely
to
swap
money
.oi
any
other
foreign
monies
be-'
cause
they
would
have
gold
and
dollar
reserves
big
enough
to
meet
any
demands.
Nine
countries
took
part
in
the
talks.
They
were
Britain,
Australia
New
Zealand,
Inr.ia,
Pak-isian.
Ceylon.
South
Africa,
Canada
and
South
Rhodesia,
i
R.
A.
Butler,
British
Chancel-j
lor
of
the
Exchequer,
who
presid-'ed
over
the
conference,
-told
a
;
press
conference
the
talks
gave
',
"a
new
lease
of
life
to
the
sterling
area."
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et
LONDON
t
Assistance
of
fami'y
phy.-l-.'lans
thtouphout
;he
United
Kingdom
is
being
enlisted
by
the
ministry
of
health
in
a
concerted
drive
against
the
scourge
of
influenza.
In
an
.-ffort
to
find
out
more
mm;
jrpt
lir
COAL
DELIVERIES
Editor.
Daily
News,
I
would
appreciate
a
few
lines
in
the
Letterbox
so
that
I
m.iv
cinif;-
Charlotte
Islands,
where
the
IllipH't
ice
11"
explain
to
"Honest"
and
other
afc'iut
the
disease
which
annually
plane
overshot
the
landing
field
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you
have
missed
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please
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West
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2nd
Avp.
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941-102!
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Bill
Street;
3rd
Ave
FrtxellVi
Mulors
;
WpsI.
interested
readers
the
policy
of
exacts
a
heavy,
toll
of
life,
the
But
I
can't
find
anybody
who
A
KM
the
Albert
and
McCaffery,
Limited
at
t:
Tiics
if
o
II
ministry
has
asked
doctors
in
ls
the
least
bit
sad
at
the
break-uencral
practice
to
act
as
"spot-
up
of
the
coalition
government
ters"
by
promptly
reporting
any
of
B.C.
abnormal
oubrenk
of
influenza.'
It
was
as
certain
as
anything
Ihc
patients
afflicted
will
'then
can
be
in
this
uncertain
world.
L.
examined
by
specialists
in
an
Captain
Careen's
feat
In
attempt
to
identify
the
virus
sticking
with
his
water
logged
that
is
active,
1
ship
almost
till
it
sang
beneath
Mmistiy
spokesmen
said
Uie
the
waves
made
more
sense
than
on
the
matter
of
coal
deliveries.
During
the
past
year,
four
compi.ins
have
uetn
reported
to
me.
One
was
to
the
effe.-t
that
sarks
were
short
wei'iht.
the
other
three
that
the
lotai
number
of
sacks
charged
for
was
not
delivered.
In
three
of
the
fc-iid'
i
it
of
-
io
:i-'f
four
cases,
a
truck
was
sent
out
move
was
not
being
made
because
Skipper
Bess
Johnson's
attempt
Dollar
At
Par
ray
...
Reflects
and
Reminisces
and
the
coal
brought
back
and
of
any
fears
that
an
epidemic
weighed
under
supervision.
C):i
na;
imminent.
It
was
merely
ROl'TE
4
Alvin
NvUedl,
llluc
6.18
t'
t
7th
Ave
Went
704-1427;
9th
Av
w.i:t
1
02
m
VP
'
Fulton
Stri-ei.
7tK)
B.irk;
Talluw
Sue
a
ftu-d
i
o
stick
to
the
coalition
ship
long
alter
It
was
clear
that
more
than
half
the
members
of
his
coalition
crew
had
bored
bii
'only
one
occasion
was
there
less
coal
weighed
in
than
sent
out
:
and
that
amounted
.o
aporoxi-
part
of
a
plan
to
build
up
and
hmirove
th..-information
:
crvlce.
We
are
also
profiting
by
the
experiences
of
last
winter,"
he
:
uu"d.
'
Then
two
areas,
New-
Ave.
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Jimmy
Mi-Lean.
i!
4th
Avp.
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:
5th
Ave
W.st
103-.V.5
holes
In
the
bottom
of
the
ship,
preparatory
tj
finally
scuttling
ntr
at
tne
precise
moment
they
-4;;
4;
T.
.
mately
one
hundred
pounds
on
People
who
say
they
sleep
like
a
dt!ivery
of
twen:'
-u'ks
ma
iL
t0
an
cmpty
bln
on
a
Satu-d''-
a
baby
usually
don't
have
one
EX
i
the
coal
being
picked
up
on
the
following
Monday.
The
shortage
castle
and
Liverpool,
were
wr-'
could
bt
cash
In
on
the
p-iliti-
w.-l
:Kt-.-3;
nun.Miiuir
Stm-t
ill
SU:
Emfr-iuii
Place;
Asnw
pine,
i
ry
1UL
Mill
LaiUUJ
IdtK
I'i
HII
arliVU.V.
It
S'i
arc
claimed
in
this
ca.se
was
five
sacks.
Some
of
the
men
carry
tw
and
on
occasion
three
sacks
at
a
time
and
it
is
sometimes
found
that
people
that
.
hav
been
checking
on
the
amount
of
coal
going
into
their
bins
CAPITAL
IS
C
ALM
Vice
in
Juneau
is
increasing
and
no
one
app.'ars
to
feel
distressed.
Juneau
has
nineteen
churchcr
and
sixteen
denomina-t"in;,.
Police
blandly
repeat
they
ontinue
a
reasonable
supervi
,vt
0
lira
IPrncii
ciganized
spotting
system
we
were
never
able
to
conflim
the
actual
si
lain
of
the
virus
or
check
how
far
it
spread
to
other
parts
of
tnv;
country."
In
co-operation
with
the
medi-i.-iil
research
council,
a
new
vaccine,
grown
in
eggs,
is
to
be
tried
cut
experimentally
this
winter.
The
object
is
to
ascertain
whether
thv
Injection
of
this
vaccine
causes
any
strengthening
of
the
protective
substances
In
the
human
blood
stream.
DREW
PEARSON
has
written
a
blast
U'jainsl
Canada
which
I
did
not
see
in
any
U
S.
paper
which
regularly
carries
his
syn-,
.heated
column,
but
which
appears
In
The
Nippon
Times,
Tokio,
Japan.
December
25,
l'Jfil
He
compiains
that
Canada
cut
down
on
aluminum
shipments
to
j.3A.
in
order
to
get
USA.
to
.ship
more
steel
to
Britain.
Thus:
"As
proof
that
this
is
a
coldblooded
squeeze
play,
Canada
than
sion
ov.;r
the
general
situation.
have
counted'
trips
rather
In
the
windows
of
numerous
re-
sacks.
IT
IS
very
satisfactory,
yet
there
is
nothing
so
very
I
surprisinga
bout
the
fact,
that
the
Canadian
dollar,
released
sixteen
months
ago
to
seek
its
own
level
on
the
money
market
of
the
'world,
should
have
reached
par
on
the
New
York
exchange.
One
does
not
have
to.
think
very
hard
to
know
the
reason
why.
It
is
because
Canada
is
rich
in
natural
wealth
and
stable
in
her
economic
processes.
These
conditions
have
brought
about
a
tremendous
inflow
of
investment
capital
into
the
country
and
levelled
off
thr
financial
and
economic
relationships
of
the
two
principal
nations
of
the
North
American
continent
which,
at
that,
have
a
different
way
of
economic
life
and
well
being
than
the
rest
of
the
world.
-
In
fact,
Canada
and
the
United
States,
in
business
and
trade,
are
growing
closer
and
closer
'together
and,
as
time
goes
on,
there
may
be
further
disappearance
of
the
barriers
which
have
separated
them
but
are
constantly
diminishing.
Even
today
such
differentials
as
those
involved
in
the
exchange
rates
between
the
two
are
largely
artificially
maintained.
As
a
matter
of
interest,
and
for
record,
the
inventory
of
Albert
and
McCaffery,
Limited,
KOITE
(V-Eilwaril
Skalapsky
8'h
Av.
Wo.st
10.I-M7;
9ih
Ave.
East
110-270:
V
ijli.il
113-70H.
KOITE
7
Pi
ter
Hr.mn,
Blue
971
All
of
Section
2
KOI
TE
8
Jimmy
Juhusuii,
Circuit
fCl
Walcrfrunl
and
Parllio
Place;
irNR-P.
FluaMi.
HOI
TK
!)
M
liii
BjuriiMin.
C.rern
113
8th
Ave.
It.i.st.
Mi-Bride
to
Hays
Cove
Cir:
if.
KOI
TE
10-Kii
har
M.h
Donahl.
Itluc
xin
4ih
Avi.
E:i.st
237-73';;
fVth
Ave
JEtot
301-711
'
Exsl
I
l9-24.i.
3(ll-fi2.(i:
Huy.i
Cove
Cin
u-
82
-i:
S
reet
ftll-:il;
Green
SSrul
4ll-4Hi.
Fhr:
Young
Slrci'..
HOCTE
II
l
.lie
MiiriliHh.
Kla
k
285
I'iHKolt
Ave.;
l.sl.
and
2nd
Overlook;
U'-n
l'i!ott
Piarc.
ROl'TE
I!
Sammy
Alexander
lllll
Ave.
East
333-1865;
Frederick
fit.;
Rlwibf-
ROl'TE
II
Koniiy
r
by,
t.reeii
258
-
1st
Eaat
225-247:
2nd
Ave
West
137-341:
l':
speetaoie
homes,
appear
cards
notifying
the
public
that
law-abiding
folk
dweH
within.
There
is,
hence,
an
inference.
And
so,
a
community
calmness
and
a
di.-cerning
philosophy
would
:cbm
to
prevail.
vii
'.'in
I
9)
p
in
Last
year
came
word
.that
Prince
Rupert
might
expect
to
receive
a
postal
delivery
'ser-vic.
.
Something
similar
was
heard
in
1950.
This
is
1952.
Wi
re
merely
mentioning
it.
tun
t..n
1
luce
t
ich
w
A
NEW
WASHER
.
.
.
For
N(?w
Year
Till;
IMil.lx
MOM
I.
"I
.VI"
Chock
thesp
fiiilorcfi
Antoiniilic
pump
A
PKT'lulii
cnnmcl
tub
1
0
I.lii'time
luOrlcnllon
0
Quiet,
iis
u
whisper
v
0
l,!vH
ftufirly
wrlnucir
0
Yi'itr
(FUiirnmeff
Only
$159.00
-
At,
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
131-22.;
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
IJiiily
New
-N
j
of
lo
nit
S.
to
was
short
at
the
year
ending
'
March
31.
1950,
by
188
tons
and
by
60
tons
March
31,
1951.
While
in
terms
of
percentage
on
tiit'
;
volume
handled,
this
is
a
small
;
loss,
it
does
support
any
argu-!
ment
that
might
be
put
up
by
!
the
staff
when
replying
to
complaints
on
the
amount
ol
coai
in
each
.sa-k.
A.s
lar
Ji.s
the
matter
ol
customers
being
short
delivered
I
;.
concerned.
I
have
implicit
faiU
in
the
honesiy
of
the
drivers.
That
is
one
of
the
mam
reasons
that
they
are
driving
for
the
firm.
People,
however,
sometimes
do
make
mistakes,
and
on
occasion
a
driver
will
report
in
that
he
has
a
sack
over
and
does
not
know
which
customer
was
short.
When
a
person
phones
in
to
complain,
the
sack
Is
sent
out
with
apologies.
Complaints
.of
this
nature,
where
there
is
an
'
obvious
answer,
are
handled
by
the
staff,
but
they
are
very
In-
'
frequent,
only
three
having
been
.
received
this
winter.
"Honest"
may
have
a
legfti-
i
mate
complaint.
If
the
coal'
came
from
Albert
and
McCaffery
j
or
any
firm
buying
coal
from
A
&
M,
a
phone
call
to
the!
writer
would
be
appreciated.
Motors.
ROl'TE
15
Robert
.lensen.
Hlack
955
5th
Ave.
West
i:35-735,
741-7-15;
Bor.len
R,r(t
Street
Bi;2i;ar
Place.
ROl'TE
16
Frank
Kilhorn,
Oreen
077
4th
Ave.
East
124-234;
5tn
Ave.
East
101
-241:
East
lU8-Gfi;
Bow.ser
Street.
MAY
SEE
ELIZ.USKTII!
A
band
of
Clow
Indians
from
Alberta,
wearing-,
the
style
they
were
accustomed
to
about
75
years
ago,
will
visit
England
this
summer.
They
will
sport
the
latest
in
High
River
buckskin
and
nay
prefer
pemmican
to
bacon.
nyway.
it
will
be
a
good
show
for
everybody
concerned,
but
it
won't
be
entirely
new.
n
!r
r
:
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
c
ik
fi
ll
ll
t
wn
ROl'TE
17
Charlie
Undstrom.
C.reen
924
ftiinn
f
fllh
Ave.
We.st
210-539;
7th
Ave.
West
1
id-537.
f
Colonel
Cody
was
the
first
to
,'ver
stage
a
wild
west
whoop-rup,
overseas.
This
must
have
Ww.t
221-528;
Lotbini.-re
St
721-728;
McBrulf-704;
Tatlow
vSt.
625-733.
ROl'TE
18
Taildy
Careless
fith
Avo
RftKf
Rl.ielr
Hon-
nth
vl
E.isi
015-1176:'
S
i
leen
all
of
seventy-five
years
ago.
East
1000-1144:
10th
'Kast
900-1130;
Alfif'l
Bacon
Street,
Donald
Slrect.
ROl'TE
10
Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
601
(itli
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
ROl'TE
20
Jark
Rudolph,
C.reen
731
8th
Ave.
East
10311-1944.
IllllTI'
91
limmv
Mnnroha-til
Ri.fl
315
Meanwhile,
should
any
customer
at
any
time
have
occasion
to
complain,
he
should
not
hesitate
to
phone.
It
will
be
fully
in
S
H
K
R
I
F
F
'
S
S
A
L
K
IN
THE
COUNTY
COUHT
OP
PRINCE
PUI'EKT,
HOI.DKN
AT
WINCE
RUPEKT
BETWEEN
-
SOCIAL
SECURITY
AND
MUNICIPAL
AID
TAX
ACT
and
ALBERT
A
MrC-APFKItY
LIMITED,
and
P.
H.
LINZEY.
PLAINTIFFS,
AND
AGAINST
FRANK
YANITSKI.
otherwRe
known
as
Frimk
John
YaniLfiki.
carrying
on
buslnrw
as
PEN'iUIN
HOBBY
HHOP.
and
the
wild
PENGUIN
HOBBY
SHOP,
r
DEFENDANT.
UNDER
AND
BY
VIRTUE
of
Warrants
of
Execution
and
DISTRESS
WARRANT
rftsfwctivftly
insurd
from
tho
above
Court
and
P,
H.
Linwy,
rrc-sjvctivoiy,
and
m
me
directed
against
the
itowlg
and
chattels
of
the
rtpffndants,
Frank
Yanitski.
otherwise
known
as
Frtmlc
John
Yanltskl,
artd
Penguin
Hobby
Shop.
I
have
wiwxl
2
counters,
1
brftf
bound
plywood
box,
I
mirror,
ijuanuv
of
shelving.
1
round
tnp
Inlaid
table,
i
Krjuaro
table.
I
falling
lmf
table,
1
ylans
showcase.
1
Poweett
Torrid
Oil
heater,
chairfl.
trinkets,
novelties,
carpenters'
tools,
wood
stork,
3
electric
heaters,
cabinet
and
aundrii'B
too
numerous
to
mention,
and
on
Thursday,
Nie
day
of
Quinary,
IH.v;,
tit
the
boar
of
I.
Hi
P.M.,
at
Ihe
lund
lilo
k,
rorner
MIH
emie
and
i
tilMtn
Hlreet,
I'rlme
Kiipert.
I
Hhnll
orfer
for
sale
at
public
auffcton
all
the
right,
title
and
interest
of
the
said
defendants
in
the
above
goods.
TERMS
OP
SALE.
CASH,
and
this
sale
shall
be
tub
Joe
t
to
the
Social
Security
and
Municipal
Aid
tax.
AND
I
HAVE
ALSO
SEIZED
1
dek;
3
seat
drawnrs;
I
heating
stovn;
1
upholstered
chair:
1
drill
press,
motor
attached;
1
jigsaw,
motor
attached;
t
bandstiw
on
bench,
motor
attached;
1
shuper.
motor
attached;
I
sander,
motor
attached;
1
Jointer,
motor
attached;
1
table
saw.
motor
and
bench;
1
lathe;
1
olectrtc
motor;
1
bundle
cable;
2
boxes
toola
and
attachment;
6
Buffalo
Bill
scored
The
show
var.
a
knockout.
Everyone,
from
Royalty
down,
saw
it
with
the
greatest
of
satisfaction.
But
even
today
are
millions
who
hesitate
o
belU-ve
what
they
know
is
the
'ruth
concerning
the
Indians.
That
is.
they
live
and
look
like
pearly
everyone
else.
THE
MASTER
FALSEHOOD!
Cold
weather
yarns
are
coming
from
all
parts
of
the
west
and
Prince
Rupert,
as
usual,
can
only
port
that
yesterday
was
sunny
and
clear,
with
good
sleighing.
V.
was
winter,
with
not
an
geration
in
sight.
Yet
many
a
'ong
year
ago,
a
woman's
letter
told
about
Rupert
people
Ing
ashore
over
the
harbor
it
was
so
unmercifully
cold.
How
long
age
or
the
woman's
identity
we
vestigates.
,
A.
D
VANCE,
Manager,
Albert
and
McCaffery,
Limited.
2nd
Ave.
We.st
1135-1314;
Park
Ave.
1005-2275
miar
Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
,wj
f
ROl'TE
23
Larry
Parent,
Green
487
.l1
8th
West
615-735;
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
Street.
Bin
ROl
T'i
24
Brian
Roberts,
Black
480
Itrii
3nd
Ave.
We.st
718-3rd
Ave.
and
Otli
Street:
:(ilt.
We.st
D-aily
News-Watts
and
Nicker.son's
uii'
mv
ROl'TE
23
Gary
Parkin,
Green
fifiO
i'",'
0th
Ave.
East
1141-1470,
.
xi,
k
ROl'TE
26
Frunkie
Stewart.
Blue
716
Stabilization
A
crificol
woter
shortage
hos
developed
and
aM
water
users
are
requested
to
use
water
very
sparingly.
HAROLDS.
WHALEN,
Mayor
of
Prince
Rupert
Butter
iS
MONTREAL.
Minister
of
Agriculture
James
G.
Gardiner
told
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Ag-
con
i
recall,
but
it
s
easy
to
re
I
til
nVC,
CjUIj
VOk-
lUOll
,
1
1.
IMivj
-
"
Ave.
928-1154.
ROl'TE
27
Christopher
Ilarvev,
C.reen
21-1
6th
East,
MeBride
Hays
Cove
Circle.
Hays
member
how
such
a
monstrous
"LUilure
nere
toaay
mat
a
re-lie
raised
a
furious
racket.
!
serve
ot
18,500,000
pounds
was
I
,
'
being
maintained
as
a
price
i
P,C
wo'i
board,
sundries
i
'stsihilliaitlon
mair
I
!M,
at
Hie
hnur
nf
In
;
and
on
-
Thursday,
the
nth
day
of
January,
the
uftfriitiuu
at
l.imlsav's
Cartage
and
Hfnruce.
I'NDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
winter
Second
and
Park
Avenuen.
Prince
Ktipert,
B.C..
I
will
offer
for
sal''
at
public
nucMoti
all
tha
rJht,
title
and
Interest
of
the
said
defendants
In
'
'
UNUSUAL
EGG
;
HEESEN,
Germany
(Reuters)
!
MARINE
DIET
(.hit
above
i'toQu.
lirms
of
sale,
CASH,
and
this
sale
shall
re
subject
to
the
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
i
A
hen
here
laid
an
egg
weighing
Most
large
ocean
fish
and
sea!8"0"41
8w,,r"
und
Munlcll""
A,d
SAVOY
HOTEL
Prince
Rupert's
only
modern
rooms
with
bath
rraser
Street
Phone
37
THUIR
SUCCCSS
DEPENDS
ON
Yfl
:
1T2
ounces.
Inside
was
a
soft-
birds
live
to
a
large
extent
on
I
"t
p"nr"
""P"-
.
tlM"
'"-h
Mf
of
Juuwir,
1002.
shelled
smaller
egg
with
two
capelin,
a
close
relative
of
the!"
m.
m.
Stephens.
yolks
mpli
lu
'
Sheriff
of
the
County
of
Prince
Rupert.
(Jia,i,t9,a3)
6