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Prince
Rupert
Daily
Mews
It
f
As
I
See
je
Friday,
August
21,
1953
Jill
;
OTTAWA
DIARY
!
By
Norman
M.
A.ucLeoo
!
prime
Mlnl-W
6f
.
Laurent
hus
of
decision
and
Its
future
depends
ito
nuiko
lit
Libral
politicians
j
'
UFOn
a)
immediate
change
be-'supremi'ly
la(t'V
by
anpointiiiB
lng
macie
or
ibr
upon
the
gov-thciu
to
'he
Scnule
and
scores
if.nim,Ilt
beins
ri'tiuncd
to
go
Uf
other
Liberal
politician;!
su-
1
10
W().c
,Mm
the
cnlurRcd
plans
tirenv.
lv
unhuupy
by
overlookinp,
;
M
htt8
nce
it
gets
a
mandate
ut
t'r
aiuujependerit
aally
newspaper
devowd
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Ruirt
and
Northern
nd
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
BureBU
ol
circulatlona
cauadlun
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
Bt
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
.
t.
MAOOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vice-President
ffnhrrintl.,:.
P.atfs:
the
polls.
The
people
vote
and
them.
He
also
has
to
imme
a
MiniMer
jy
carrier
Pr
w.tk.
2Sc;
per
month.
.100;
per
year.
$10
00.
immediately
next
day
things
go
on
exactly
as
they
were
before.
-.t
mallPer
month.
75c:
Per
Vear,
.8
00.
i"
TAKE
OVTOK
Phone
200
.Utnorized
ao
class
mail
by
tlie
Post
Office
D
parli'.el.t.
Ottawa
of
Public
Works
and
passioiy
'
currv
out
a
minor
shuffle
of
posts
AteiefteaftaMatii
v.it;i
no
sense
of
time
urgency
at
'wllhin
till
cabinet.
all.
There
s
something
w
ue
said
;
Salmon
For
liritain
Broadway
(V
for
the
system.
After
ail,
Its
ti
Late
Than
Never
Belter
comfortable
wa,
to
have
thlm-.s.
SOME
of
the
Hritish
seafarers
who
man
the
rinnlly
np
bus
to
whip
tope-thrr
a
rfr",lat!ve
program
for
the
seftiion
of
Parliament
scheduled
to
ni(
H
In
mid-November.
Altetlier.
its
quite
a
program.
f
where
is
the
Prime
Min
ships
Ix'tween
Vancouver)
moment:
illdny
jCffi
1"
!
i
-
lister
ister
nt
ni
the
tne
preieni
pirnt
nm
.
yvt'
-
'
""'
p,"v
u-
He'fl
'"
,
iW"-
,
'
vi
liiiR
at
his
summer
home
i
w
im
!
!
lower
lower
Et.
St.
Lawrence
Lawrence
until
until
on
the
I
'JyZ
s
....
and
British
ports
are
keenly
interested
in
the
plan
to
stockpile
B.C.
sal
some
J
Brv
T
ivr--
a
..
-
.
-
r-.--.-'-.
.....
0
mon
in
the
Old
Country,
i
v:
ifrom
whence
gift
parcels
THK,
$i0,XM),O0i)
pipeline
project
from
Haines
to
I
Van-hanks,
Alaska,
woms
to
be
a
little
overdue,
f-
but
better
late
than
never.
Such
a
pipeline,
part
of
the
ohl
Canol
project,
'2
should
have
been
built
(luring
World
War
II
when
a
T
pnialler,
4-
ami
C-ineh
line
was
strung
across
the
mus-
kFg,part
of
it
paralleling
the
Alaska
highway.
The
rumor
is
that
certain
private
oil
companies,
3
civing
"technical
advice"
.to
General
Sommeryell,
got
him
to
put
in
too
small
a
pipeline,
so
as
to
pre-v
serve
their
market
with
the
military
for
petroleum
S
products.
They
assertedly
did
not
want
the
oil
wells
at
Norman
Wells,
Northwest
Territories,
cutting
in
U,
on
their
domain.
At
any
rate
the
costly
refinery
v
'could
be
forwarded,
andj
I
'iff
I
time
In
September.
Opposition
Leader
Ororw
Drew
alio
has
his
hands
full
of
postelection
problem..
Flr.t
and
foremost,
he
has
to
iK'clde
U)K,n
tils
own
intentions
with
rcsrt
ti
tlie
Conservative
Parly
lead-rr-hlp.
Will
lie
retire
to
private
life?
Wll!
he
reroniinend
tlr?
:
postage
charges
saved.'
i
One
shin's
officer
has
brought
I
me
cutting!)
from
the
Newcastle
'Journal
and
letters
between
!
British
MPs
and
the
Food
Min-
i-.trjp
on
this
subject.
The
following
extract
from,
such
a
r"ood
Ministry
letter
MANY
AN
ARTIST
seeks
expression
in
another
art
medium
usually
as
a
nobby
-and
ov-c-ra
star
tieanor
Sieoer
clwo-.rs
painting
when
she
relaxes
from
her
strenuous
chores
as
a
performer.
The
Metropolitan
Opeia
star
leans
to
familiar
opera
scenes
for
subject
material.
Mi-ss
Suler
is
appearing
In
"Lohengrin"
during
the
current
Bayreuth
i
Germany
l
Opera
festival.
calling
of
a
national
convention
j
and
allow
his
name
to
go
before
j
it
for
ciidorsatlon
or
rejection?
Or
will
he
Just
carry
on
as
though
j
last
week's
di
biiHe
hud
never
hapr.-ned
and
wek
to
ride
out
j
the
storm
of
consternation
ami
dismay
that
it
i:'is
ullrrrd
',
through
the
Consrrv.'.'.ive
rank
land
IlleV
If
Mr.
Drew's
decision
.should
irest
v.ith
either
of
the
first
two
alternatives,
he
then
has
to
consider
all
th'
compli-ated
mechanics
of
assembling
a
national
Convention.
In
addition,
he
must
decide
when
It
should
be
held.
That
factor
could
be
of
strategic
importance;
the
longer
a
national
convention
can
be
delayed
alter
the
first
shock
of
laot
week's
defeat
has
passed,
the
less
likelihood
is
there
of
it
being
1.
1i
WATER
teiu
i
truth
about
-whisky
Put
SeaRram'f
"B.V
to
the
water
iea
Wier,
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
hou(uet.
Seagrams
"83"
0r
Seagram's
wv
Sua
Everest
Conquerors
Recount
Adventures
Alter
Big
Climb
SHOWS
tim.
wc
air
limning
wun
slieht
progress:
We
hare
agreed
to
the
private
import
In
bulk
of
limited
quantities
of
Canadian
salmon
for
Inclusion
with
other
foodstuffs
In
gift
parcels
distributed
to
recipients
in
the
United
Kingdom
against
orders
placed
in
dollar
countries
and
paid
for
in
dollars
.
.
.
The
foodstuffs
covered
by
the
scheme
are
normally
entirely
of
United
Kingdom
,origin
or
imported
on
Ministry
account
but
we
have
agreed
to
the
Import
of
small
quantities
of
Canadian
salmon
because
we
felt
a
small
expenditure-
of
dollars
was
Justified
In
lew
of
the
dollar
earning
nature
of
the
scheme."
S
built
at
Whitehorse,
Yukon
Territory,
to
handle
the
S
Norman
Wells
oil
never
operated
but
was
chipped
;
off
to
Texas
as
surplus
property.
So
now
the
army
and
air
force
start
all
over
Z
again.
Why
it
is
necessary
to
build
a
9-mile
tunnel
2
under
Kluane
Lake
in
Canada
is
a
puzzle
to
us.
The
kfke
is
long
and
narrow,
running
parallel
to
the
iraines
highway,
and
one
would
think
it
could
be
skirted
with
the
pipe
laid
along
the
shore
or
even
Z
on
its
bottom.
5
The
construction
will
provide
a
good
payroll
for
Americans
and
probably
Canadians.
More
import-
aiff
to
southeastern
Alaska,
the
inside
passage
be-2
copjes
the
lifeline
of
the
interior,
as
this
newspaper
Z
ha
repeatedly
stated
it
should.
And
that
should
2
mean
that
Annette
and
Gustavus
airports
are
mod-
ernized
and
given
more
maintenance
facilities,
to
S
protect
the
barge
canal
to
Haines.
And
Haines
may
2
be
given
some
defense
facilities
to
protect
its
harbor,
2
the
big
new
clock
at
Kitzmateen
inlet
and
the
high-
way.
..
-
Haines
will
become
an
important
little
port
and
Thi
advertisement
ij
not
published
or
displayed
by
Hit
I
By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
Canaulan
Prt-
CorresporitlTtt
AUCKLAND,
NZ.
CP
When
New
Zealand'3
Everest
climbers
Sir
Edmund
Hillary
and
George
Lowe
embark
shortly
on
a
world
lecture
tour
a
highlight
of
their
addresses
is
likely
to
be
not
trwlr
account
of
the
final
assault
on
the
mountain,
but
their
adventures
afterwards.
They
have
te-r.
delighting
New
Zealanderj
v'.th
ttu-;r
down-to-earth
stories.
Sir
Edmund
toKt
neople
'it
Papakura,
the
Aucklaiil
.subuiu
where
his
apiary
is
locate!!,
how
drastic
hi
its
insistence
upon
a,
top-to-bottom
housecleaning
In
,
the
Conservative
organization,
i
i
These
matters
all
are
of
vital
I
importance,
certainly
to
the
fu-
ture
ol
the
great
Conservative
j
Control
Boord
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbm
WHILE
Canadians
who
are
to
send
gift
parcels
to
Britain
will
be
grateful
even
for
this
complete
decorum
because
I
new
what
Ed
looked
like
underneath.
I
had
a
suit
hired
from
Moss
Bros."
He
declared
they
had
some
difficulty
getting
into
Buckingham
Palace
because
the
policeman
at
the
gates
didn't
think
they
looked
solemn
enough
for
such
an
occasion.
Then
Hillary
wis
Impressed
'
by
the
way
a
dashing
looking
gentleman
twirled
his
tightly-rolled
umbrella
as
he
walked
alone.
"Cop
this.
George,"
he
declared
as
he
proceeded
to
i
practice
with
his
own
umbrella.
As
he
gave
the
umbrella
a
vigorous
twirl
round
his
finder
j
the
top
flew
off.
leaving
the
newlyicreated
knight
clinir.ii
with
a
puzled
I'xpres.sion
to
!
slight
widening
of
the
official
!
British
bottleneck,
the
whole
!
situation
In
regard
to
salmon
is
surely
a
proof
of
the
need
for
a
new
approach
to
Brltish-:
Canadian
trade.
Party
and
in
secondary
degree
to
Ihe
nation
at
larg3.
So
wheie
Is'
Mr.
Drew
at
the
moment?
Again,
i
I'riend
Reader,
you've
guessed
it.
;
He
Ts
holidaying
at
his
home
in
;
C.uelph
until
the
end
of,
the
,
month
at
least.
he
first
heard
of
lie
i.nighthood
bestowed
on
lilm
uy
the
Queen.
I
It's
always
thus.
Parliament
'Hill
regularly
has
its
calms
after
its
storms,
not
before
them.
For
'
;
two
months
of
the
campaign
be-
j
the
handle.
probably
the
home
of
another
100
or
200
families,
servicing
port
facilities
and
the
pipeline.
Pumping
lore
election
day.
the
oratory
of
,
Scarlet
fever
may
attack
in-
;
the
two
parties
maintains
a
note
diVldu-Us
of
all
ages,
but
it
Is
pf
highest
urgency.
According
generally
confined
to
children
to
the
speakers
on
both
sides
th?
between
twuiaiul
15.
nation
has
reached
a
riosn-roads
i
Canada
has
a
vast
surplus
of
I
foodstuffs,
of
the
precise
kind,
which
Britain
wants
and
needs.
I
Britain
still
feels
compelled
drastically
to
limit
the
import
'of
such
foodstuffs
because
of
her
overall
difficulty
in
finding
!
enough
Canadian
dollars
to
pay
j
for
what
she
buys
from
Canada.
I
There
is
only
one
way
that
Canada
may
make
sure
of
re-!
moving
the
existing
restrictions
on
the
free
flow
of
Canadian
'
goods
to
Britain.
That
is
to
take
'
steps
to
buy
more
than
we
have
;
!
been
buying
in
the
past
from
;
the
sterling
area.
ft
i
and
maintenance
stations
will
be
needed
along
the
pipeline,
and
the
Haines
highway
or
the
right
of
;
way
will
have
to
be
kept
open
the
year
around.
The
army
also
may
want
to
use
the
Prince
Rupert
gate--
way
to
Haines
at
least
as
an
alternate
to
Seattle,
iv
now
that
Rupert
is
getting
a
ferry
slip
to
serve
&
Ketchikan
Pulp
company
anyway.
'
We
were
strolling!
down
a
j
I
mountain
pass
about
half
way
j
j
to
Katmandu,"
he
said.
"W-
had
long
beards
and
hailti
1
1
washed
for
about
five
wetk.s,
(
and
looked
extremely
disreput-'
able,
in
fact,
as
I
do
In
Papa-j!
kura.
.
.
.
S
j
"A
Slierpk
can
along
WTOil
some
letters
and
there
was
ori
from
John
Hunt
addressed
to
Sir
Edmund
Hillary.
KBE.'
"You've
heard
how
your
whole
life
is
supposed
to
pass
In
front
of
your
eyes
at
these
times.
Well,
my
life
flashed
before
me.
I
could
see
myself
In
Papakura,
in
my
tattewd
overall:!
and
the
seat
out
of
my
pants,
and
I
thought:
'That's
gone
forever.
I'll
have
to
buy
a
new
pair
of
overalls
now.'
"
n
a
nrfiAiire.
LJ.V.
rLilUIILO.
Ynur
local
hu
Ko.
lnt.ter
Pcui
lira
SOW,
reaily
for
pf
Ketchikan
I
Alaska
i
Chronicle
Rcrtiou
or
eating
fresli,
and
l-'reeMonf
varietK-not
in
Block
now
w
ill
Iw
np-nrinit
in
a
verv
f'
I
Credii
Vomen's
Breakfast
Club
RUMMAGE
onJ
HOME
COOKING
NEAR
THE
END
of
the
Hitler
j
'
war
the
iaie
Lord
Keynes
clearly
foresav:
the
world
ex-jthange
bottleneck
that
has
since
developed.
He
wanted
the
b'g
natlor.s
to
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
(Say
lie
sure
anil
prrwrve
riiouish
of
this
ilcliii""'
M
t
liihl
all
uinler
Imiir.
The
hi-uhou
hIiiiuIiI
lu'"H
four
week.
go
in
on
an
entirely
new
ki.id
Roy
W.
Brown,
for
many
a
year
,
Reading
the
P.I.
In
Seattle
one
a
member
of
the
Vancouver
Prov-
afternoon
in
1909
we
noticed
""";'a'
lur
inre
staff,
tells
about
how
Prince
somebody
in
Seattle
had
Inserted
nations
would
have
agreed,
un-
for
Best
Canning
Results
Be
Sure
U
lni
IN
BOKROWFII
HNKRY
And
Lowe
revealed
some
secrets
of
how
he
and
Hillary
went
to
the
garden
parly
ut
Buckingham
Palace
Just
before
Hillary
received
the
acrokirie
from
tlii
first
flrct
npucnnnpr
newspaper
rame
came
a
9
classified
advertisement.
H2
u-'
t,lc
a"ula
iuaiii.c
Rupert's
their
world
trade
through
t,.
Ki.
uttnHlicVinrl
TViia
fYuinrlAr
uihprl
in
find
unmerine
fmtlmr
B.C.
Preserving
Fruits
You'll
lie
lmppv
that
von
v.aitl
for
ILC
Frfrt'
.'
...
...
.....
...
.
..
,
flenrinp
HniiKp
as
John
Houston,
ana
oeiore
vviin
reporionai
wors
anu
wno,
IIllllP
4
1
1
II
Villi
liilf
into
the
rich,
j""'
the
press
that
made
its
printing
would
keep
sober.
Catching
the
He
would
nave
by-passed
the
Queen.
possible
could
be
obtained,
the
Princess
May,
with
Captain
John
whole
question
of
dollar-ver-
-Ed
1)ttc
a
morning
suit
lent
p.
v
areholi.se-
up
Ir.
Prince
Rupert
MeLeod
on
the
bridge,
came
sus-sterling
exchange
by
setting
to
him
by
Larry
Kirwan
secr-
Jr
had
to
be
1
atte:d
opr.i.
and
the
r.jxt.
And
then
that
new
town
;UP
a
new
money
unit,
called
tary
0(
Royai
Geographic
piece
ol
m'artirnc.r'AwlthWtriiPinww
up
north
where
Whe80
:
so
Biany
Biany
;
,loiks
folks
f
f
Bancor"
:incor
ioc
lor
purposes
purposes
entirely
entirely
Society
who
measures
six
feet
appeared
interested.
It
was
Sat-
of
freeing
international
trade.
I
urday
evening,
the
Hotel
Premier
i
For
instance,
if
Canada
sold
liiNcioim
flt-Hli
or
taste
mom
of
the
BJ
preserves
that
you
have
put
up
for
the
lon11-inontliH.
'
'
L.;
for
Better
Quality
Finer
Flavor-More
Fconomital
Canning
PRESERVE
B.C.PEACHESNO;
five
Inches
In
lus
socks,
Lowe
said,
"it
had
a
split
down
the
tc
publishers
premises.
Bacon,
th.
tnwnsltf-
boss,
want-
back
of
the
waistcoat
and
the
punts
were
hitched
up.
'
"I'm
afraid
we
didn't
act
with
thing
that
looked
like
publicity.
Saturday,
Aug.
20
was
crowded
and
Fred
Henning,
salmon
to
Britain
we
would
be
the
cbrk
inquired
if
I
had
come
i
credited
for
it
in
so
many
up
to
work
in
the
bank.
I'
Bancors."
i
Sunday
forenoon
John
Hous-
No
nation
could
buy
more
ton,
instead
of
being
in
church
than
it
sold
for
trade
would
was
addressing
copies
of
the
!
all
have
to
be
cleared
through
It
would
be
years
before
the
way
could
be
called
completed.
The
moment
the
press
was
sight
B.C.
BARTLETT
PEARS:
Th.rr'
ed
on
the
dock,
it
was
put
under
NEAR
Empire.
Incidentally,
he
men-!
this
unique
new
type
of
Clear-
here.
II
tnr'
L
,
.cattnn
for
H.C
HurlletlH
U
lock
and
else
there
would
key.
or
Uoiled
jf
T
dis(0Vpred
,'ots
o
pp0.
I...
.
..r.
...iw.
Ihrv
Kill
I"1
,r"
i'herrop
thin
yrar
I
eii
ellenl
anil
lt-
'",li,
"
"
.
.,
.......
.
...
f
i
....i
m.tr-irmpl'"'
ur
'
"i""uu"
-
i
pie
who
possibly
disliked
him,
not
This
was
not
long
in
coming
to
worry
over
b
little
thing
like
to
a
head.
Houston's
property
that.
Kir
iiiiiii
raiin.
iiiii-iij-iiiinn
r,k.it
.......
,
,i..
..M,l,r
month"0'"
1
in?
House.
Moreover
and
this
was
the
key
to
the
Keynes
plan
a
nation
could
sell
Oold
to
get
Bancor
but
no
nation
could
sell
Bancor
to
get
Oold.
In
other
words,
there
would
be
an
tnd
forpver
to
the
device
of
using
gold
to
be
hoarded.
Ooods
ot
properties
would
be
paid
for
iHriii
II
irrwiirn
ir
w.'
i.
ti
..i
r
It
I'
ll.nlfit
Prr.
f"
nau
urrii
reiuscu
nun.
nence
niei
Within
!
to
enforce
de-
only
recourse
was
nad
so)d
IOOF
SPECIAL
MEETING
Fraternal
vl.sit
of
Lakelse
Lodse
No.
33,
Terrace,
B.C.,
Saturday,
August
22.
All
members
please
attend.
J.
DAVIDSON,
Recording
Secretary
a
few
more
weeks
he
out
to
8.
M.
Newton
1
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
Sijctli
Sfreef
(Next
to
Esquire
Aen's
Weor)
.Good
Rummage
....
Good
Food
for
Idem
by
name
at
uHoral
fruit
counter.
1
17
he
on
the
murkrl
for
of
ImmI
thrrr
wn:
iimiiu.
n
LR-iii,
triiiijujycu
ni,
lllr
fjm
Kingston
and
moved
from
,
provincial
government,
nouse
i
called
for
the
release
but
not
be-
Prince
Rupert
to
Prince
Oeorge.
lit
was
not
long
after
that
on
on
the
m"'
B.C.
CRABAPPLES:
Now
i
of
the
outstanding
pioneers
of
i
the
west
passed
away.
A
monu
....
.e
I
Tranrniient
Oahapple.
ar
oeiinoiiu.
u
In
goods
or
properties.
LORD
KEYNES
wag
defeated
by
the
United
States,
and
Britain
had
to
take
the
U.S.
loan
which
ment
to
his
memory
stands
in
Nelson.
the.
whole
family
when
preerTl
taut!
rirkl.it
Cralinpile.
or
cannra
in
..
.
i.
ii
'
T....JniU
II"
JJ
fore'
this
had
been
repeated
ag'afri
and
again.
Heartened
by
an
ijile
bodied
party
of
stalwarts,
5
and
resoundlng
cheers
the
press
m
entered
its
legitimate
office,
JJ
henceforth,
to
be
known
as
the
.
"Prince
Rupert
Empire."
J
But
this
had
not
been
accom-
pllshed
without
typical
Hous-5
tonesque
coup,
says
old
John
le
nurr
i
iiir
..
la.t
only
about
two
trrk.
It
r.
Ilv.l.m
r'.rahannlr.
are
wonderful
f'
P1'
an
The
Yago
Maru
loaded
a
mil-1
deprived
her
of
her
effective
lion
board
feet
of
cedar
logs
here
freedom
of
action.
But
the
prin-for
Japan,
and
Rae
Johnson
of.ciple
he
was
promoting
was
a
Cellulose
sayi
"this
will
embody:
sound
and
a
good
one.
Even
a
new
and
considerable
outlet
for
j
Canada
and
Britain
could
try
B.C.
lumber."
It.
imr
rf.,k
red
colour.
B.C.
llylP
rfk
.lw.,.i
S.nlrml.rr
12lh
anil
la.t
ahoul
lhrre
l!
4
B.C.
PRUNES:
a
p.,,...
ia
himself.
He
had
found
the
town
"
locked
against
him.
He
could
"Z
nfmt'ier
buy
or
rent
a
site.
But
officials
wno
had
plotted
against
him,
forgot
to
outlaw
mineral
nrf
Prune.
Is
in
.lore
for
you
thia
year
ami
-
ldrf
,
r
II..
nr.
"
prrnrrtm
enough
Tor
the
wnoie
inn......
gtBi
-
1
claims.
He
staked
claim
on
an
arriving
in
flood
upily.
arounu
f
-
iriion
will
laxt
annrotlmately
three
wefki
ir
-
J
wc,
jn
i
'
"
"
'
It
-w
t
ii
,
"
-
1.1
"
2
I
-
j
"
.
'
Zr
n
alleged
copiier
deposit,
and
up
went
a
building
to
house
his
claim.
,l.f
nr
ntMKH
pears
Erer
iiu
j
economical
and
tn.T
eannin
fruit,
.illannearon
the
market
about
Septem
enoue1
lire
to
auk
for
B.li.t
lemlon
rri.n
v
,d
,rti
Automatic
Ice
Maker
Refrigerator
.
ir
No
trayS
to
fill.
fa
No
troys
to
spill,
-jtr
No
trayS
to
empty
or
forget
to
refill
!
Starts
itself
.
.
.
Refills
itself
...
Stops
itself
!
FIVE
YEAR
GUARANTEE
'-:.
EOE2
SALE
METROPOLE
BUILDING
:
The
land
and
premises
known
as
Metropole
Building
at
315
Third
Avenue
West
on
LoU
31
and
32,
Block
34,
Section
1,
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
comprising
a
two-storey
frame
building
and
land
In
the
heart
of
the
retail
district.
Bids
will
be
considered
on
the
basis
of
all
cash
or
one
half
cash
and
balance
on
terms
at
3
interest.
The
highest
or
any
bid
not
necessarily
accepted.
'
Bids
to
be
marked
"Tender
for
Metropole
Property"
and
to
be
delivered
to
the
office
of
Brown
&
Harvey,
Box
188,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
by
11:00
a.m.
August
24th,
1953.
delectable
fruit
to
la.t
throiianiiM.
,0pti
1
the
family
will
thank
you
-
Other
Sere
Models
Available
in
F.lertrlc,
Bottled
Gas
or
Kefonen.
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT..
SAFE
RELIABLE
SERVICE
'
Prompt
and
Courteous
Phont
.
5
37
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Ken
Nesbltt
Ronnie
Tufcb
FOR
FINEST
PRESF.RV
ECONOMICAL
P"1
MOST
wait'0'
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&
ELECTRIC
313
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Ave.
W.
:
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Phone
644