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a
JTil
Saturday,
February
23.
1952
Fi-'l
rt..
in
independent
dat;y
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Kupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
"tess
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
P.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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Saturday
Sermon
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RIGHT
ACCENT
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.airier,
per
week,
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per
month,
$1.00;
per
year,
I
-
5c
i
tin.
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n.oM
"K.
0
Art
V!"
i
By
HEV.
FRED
ANTROBUS,
First
Baptist
Church
i
Thy
speech
betrayeth
thee."
Matt.
26:73.
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Across
h,Xh
Sl'NUAVsni
Suntiay
&
noo;
;t
Morning
sen-.,
Evangel
fc
tJj
lll.Ali,
l
iikjiii.I1.
I.JL,
pel
JCdl,
O.UI.
,
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Knit-red
as
second
class
mail
by
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
Jap
Fish
Treaty
Had
THE
Vancouver
Labor
4
Vancouver
or
Rupert?
It
is
not
hard
to
tell
from
the
speech
of
most
folk
!-
hat
their
native
country
is.
Their
accent
gives
them
'1
away.
Such
is
the
distinctive
feature
of
our
speech
-
-J
that
some
people
can
even
tell
from
what
particular
'
.
part
of
their
country'
they
came.
y
A
great
deal
Is
said
in
the
'
-
,
-
-
"S?
Bible
uboul
the
speech
und
its
have
the
accent
of
the
Christen,
I
importance
In
the
Christian
the
wwW
knQW
about
u
M
nnents
mating
WHILE
planning
hue
new
port
developr
in
Burrarc
Inlet
at
Vancouver
includinj
including
tr
the
lit..
t.a
tVi..
rtlH
Testament
I
hern
'
'
jiJ
j
Council
has
solid'.
backed
the
Fishermen'-.
i
Union
which
calls
on
par-
!
liament
to
reject
the
unwise
fisheries
treaty
to
'
re-legalize
Japanese
fishing
in
B.C.
coastal
waters.
No
treaty
is
better
than
a
uad
.
treaty.
Unless
and
until
Canada
can
get
Japan
to
agree
to
a
solid.
I
sane
bargain,
based
on
the
principle
of
each
staying
on
respective
halves
of
the
Pucilic
Oce.n.
there
is
no
point
in
having
any
treaty
at
all.
riht-
We
cannot
8CP
,ro,n
who
be-
u
a-rtcod
of
men
wvre
liayed
bv
their
speech
(Judges
and
to
stand
in
the
presence
of
12
0'
They
were
enemies
trying
the
enemies
of
the
Lord,
profecs-1
to
puss
themselves
off
as
friends.
Ing
to
be
His
and
yet
denying
ii
Hun
in
word
and
deed
deceives
1
T
utting
in
of
great
terminal
facilities
on
the
North
Shore,
it
can
well
be
wondered
what,
if
anything,
the
Canadian
National
Railways
may
have
in
mind
as
to
the
development
of
its
own
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
It
has
been
said
by
a
Vancouver
editorial
writer
that
"one
factor
which
has
undoubtedly
determined
high
CN
officials
to
not
put
off
any
longer
a
definite
stride
to
the
north
side
of
the
(Vancou
it
coat
them
their
lives.
'
,
no
oni
and
will
bring
nothing!
LUTHERAN
(i
2lh
Avt.
n,
if
,
i
You
tir?
!r.v'-'
in
the
New
testament
mere
uui
'
'
1-
a
record
of
a
friend
who
tried'
Wt
need
never
apologize
or
be!
to
pass
himself
off
as
an
enemy
ashamed
for
our
accent
if
we
iMuunew
ii.-3.
U
mliht
have
speak
the
language
of
the
fol-co.it
him
his
vuernal
ralvution
if
lowers
of
ChrUt.
Let
trre
wotld
he
had
not
gone
out
and
repent-
know
that
you
have
been
with
ct'
with
bitter
tears.
Him.
Rejoice
If
your
speech
and
,
Of
the
two
stories,
the
one
coii-
Ule
betrays
you
as
beloneimj
to
cemlng
Peter
Is
the
more
traRic.
i
Him
for
out
of
the
abundance
of
The
Ephralmite
tried
to
deny
the
heart
the
mouth
speaketh.
their
origin
and
pretend
they
and
i
are
Hia
faithful
wit-were
men
of
Oilead.
but
the
n
eases.
ver)
harbor
is
the
location
of
the
aluminum
plant
the
impartial
and
autiwii-
A
'
i".
"
latlve
tanuaian
institute
j!
at
it
ivillinai-ivemano.
Kitinvit-Kemunn
International
Affairs
said,
in
its
PLACES
WREATH
One
of
hie
i..ihi
public
acts
in
Canada
of
lorme:
Governor-General
Viscount
Alexander
was
placing
a
wrtath
on
the
National
War
Memorial
in
Ottawa.
He
left
shoitly
alter
tot
Halifax
where
h-j
'sailed
Sunday
for
Britain.
iCP
Photo
Worsliip
n
j
Lutlicrai.
ct
"The
Just
Shjliu
SUNDAY
SEE
Ffbimij
s
M'k-nlng
St'rvlrt
Sermon.
Ti
Testimony
-
Evcnint!
Service
?
Sermon:
"Aus
jith."
Sunduy
Stirf
.
deadly
fact
they
forgot
was
their
recent,
which
they
could
not
get
rid
of
so
easily.
Th.'y
could
only
DIKKCTOK
Y
Kfnitt
III
ul
rhiirih
it
I
11
m.
Hitii
1:tU
p.iM.
htiiMiuy
drttmil
hI
-viU
urn
felHiwti,
background
release
on
the
Iter
Japanese
peace
treaty,
ih.it
it
was
on
the
matter
of
lishlng
that
Canada
s
relations
with
Japan
were
most
strained."
"During
the
early
1930s
Japanese
fishing
vessels
und
lloating
canneries
able
to
operate
lor
long
penous
of
time
iar
distant
iroin
home
bases
uii.ii
uMiing
near
me
Canadian
and
American
shores
of
tue
Pacific.
Tht
edect
of
this
intrusion,
while
not
within
the
UTriionai
three
mile
limit,
was
to
seriously
deplete
reserves
and
disrupt
conservation
programs.
"Canadian
anu
American
ray...
Reflects
and
Reminisces
sa
'
sibboleth"
for
"shibboleth",
and
this
failure
cost
their
their
lives.
It
was
different
in
the
cte
of
Petei.
for
he
was
a
friend
of
the
Lord
Jesus,
one
who
had
bt?n
His
companion
and
seen
many
of
H:s
wonderful
miracles
of
healing
und
power
and
heard
His
gracious
words.
Yet
In
the
presence
of
the
enemies
of
tlvj
Lord,
Revival
at
Greenville
Hie
Evangelical
Party
From
Kincnlith
Also
Visiting
Aiyaiish
Yillagt
First
Presbyiemr
T.
......
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it
tin
in
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5th
Avf
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at
YminK
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4ih
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K.
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I
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ll
0:16
(III!
Ave
Wftat
lli!V.
L.
U.
KK-Drr
iC.iotn
3)
One
day
a
ship
laden
with
KINCOLITH.
Led
by
Francis
Peter
joined
himself
to
them
In
heat
sails
from
Prince
Rupert
watts
and
George
Alexander,
50
denying
that
he
was
Hia
friend.
lujiieimeii
oojeciea
strenuous-
,
ly
and
stern
representations
f.u.
Anvurv
.f..,n
a
r
It
is
ahnun
unbelievable..
members
of
the
Church
Army
ThP
rmu'iiintv
slvimu
fnr
Por
by
the
U.S.
government
to
the
'a
0
later
,lk
comes
shipload
;
Yesterday
it
was
announced
that
the
federal
government
intended
to
ask
Parliament
for
$5,000,-000
for
the
building
of
a
railway
from
Terrace
on
the
Canadian
National
line
to
Kitimat.
Development
and
use
of
terminal
facilities
at
Prince
Rupert
might
veil
be
expected
to
tie
up
with
that
railway
project
since
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
is
only
96
miles
from
Terrace
whereas
Vancouver,
via
the
Canadian
National
line,
is
well
over
1000
miles.
At
the
same
time
Kitimat
is
only
80
miles
or
so
from
Prince
Rupert
by
the
coastal
route
while
it
is
400
miles
from
Vancouver.
So
it
is
difficult
to
comprehend,
by
any
stretch
of
imagination,
how
Vancouver
instead
of
Prince
Rupert
is
going
to
be
the
port
for
Kitimat
although,
of
course,
some
railway
officials,
particularly
those
in
comfortable
residence
there,
might
like
to
make
it
Vancouver.
The
justification
of
the
whole
big
terminal
development
of
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Vancouver
may
be
considered
by
some
to
be
superfluous
but
that
certainly
cannot
be
said
of
Prince
Rupert.
However,
we
may
derive
some
encouragement
;tnd
confidence
from
the
fact
that
a
more
favorable
attitude
towards
Prince
Rupert
has
been
developing
among
some
top
railway
officials
as
they
view
the
f
."."ffl
!.V"nn!e"1.
sr.c"!",
of
sulphur
lor
delivery
hew
its
rom
Kincolith
are
conducting
a
lmlsl
nave
been
when
he
mm.
tw.i
HSfe.
it.
.
to
continue
to
withhold
li-
'?ded
in
a
huge
manufacturing
revival
this
week-end
at
Green-
ered
that
his
soeech
had
betray-
ttnitng
of
Japanese
vessels
in
plant.
Things
are
picking
up,
Ville
further
up
the
Naas
River,
ed
him.
There
is
too
much
of
industrially.
I
"'er
us
all
for
us
to
condemn
this
area.
The
results
were
-peaking
Tn
lffl
on
Tnursday
aboard
perceptible
but
not
entirely
.
.
,
,
.
,
.
him.
We
ofUn
sing:
"Jesus
ajid
satistactory
and
Japanese
Ridley
Island
is
being
surveyed
ge
sl,all
11
ever
be.
a
mortal
man
liihermen
continued
to
be
v
Uh
a
vknv
t0
its
p0sioie
cloi,.e
river
ice
near
Fishery
Bay,
there
ashamed
of
Thee?"
And
yet
siyhted
off
Alaska
and
B.C.
r,
a;1DOlt
01.
p
ince
RuDC,lt
to
be
met
by
sleighs
and
trans-
cverv
day
of
our
lives
we
deny
dn'e?eWato
"the"'
fftemaUonll
wiU
be
an
examination
of
ported
one
to
Greenville.
our
Lord
Jesus
ChrlU
Is
often
conventions
between
the
US
formation.
The
latter
pre-
Aftel.
GreenviUe,
the
evangel-
TTVlZlt
""i'er
'i0l.Ly
Ms
will
proceed
to
Aiyansh
to
Henr.hoLnt,!
control
and
regulation
of
ihe'when
the
lownsite
of
Kakn
1
conduct
a
revival
there.
Green-
painful
than
those
of
an
avowed
ville
people
will
accompany
the
cnemj.
Kincolith
delegation
to
Aiyansh.
Let
us
remember
that,
If
we
NM.VtllON
AUMV
CO:
8r
Cam
Uri,'
Oyatryk
Hiintlav
tMliiml
;
t.io
p
in
(black
t-T.
y
:
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i
mi
it
Un
Ave
kt
McHnoo
Mt.
Ptktol
Rev
11
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film
iM.tuiv
at-ttl
Cove
Rector:
Rev
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O-xIfrpy
Bird
Suihki)
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gimauy
th
hail
11
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a
in
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Ave
t
Uluc
803
Piixtur:
Hfv
l4(in:ird
A
ThiiTpe
We
extpnd
i
km
to
visitors
to
w&
231
Founh
A:
Minister:
Rev
E
A
Organists:
Mrs
!
and
lote
C
FEBRUARY
i
Mornins
Worsh.if
Sunday
Sthuoi
I
Evenlr.s
Semtt
7
30
"RemcmbfrtheS.
to
keep
:t
i
sockeye
and
halibut
fisheries,
land
was
examined.
"Consequently,
Canada
would
lnve
been
pleased
to
see
the
vr,.,
n-vr-rtnv
,m'
'tu
il
peace
treaty
contain
specific
n
.u-,"s
prohibiting
Japanese
That
raihoad
from
Terrace
to
fishing
off
the
west
coast,
per-
Kitimat
will
cost
at
least
five
h,ns
up
to
a
distance
of
150
millions,
according
ta
what
Is
miles."
'
heard
at
Ottawa.
People
appear
tn
thinlr
th
finlv
trmfn
PQVth
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Young
St.
at
Fifth
Ave,
East
ill
teel
the
contact
will
be
new
and
powerful
tide
of
development
generally
in
1
1T
seems
astonishing
that
just
that
w
,
.
1
fc
v
rlter
the
World
Court
has
le'-'iic
lLltl
thlu
i
I'oti
ce.
Five
millions
will
exert
n
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
-
Women
and
Politics
El'SBAY,
FEB.
21
11
a.m.
Morninii
Service.
"Almost
a
Uinciple."
12:15
pm.
Sunday
School,
with
Nursery,
Beginners,
Primary,
and
Junior-Senior
D';pts.
7:30
pm.
-Evening
Service.
"To
Every
Creature"
Tills
is
a
startling,
authentic
film,
ptoduced
by
Moody
Institute
of
Science,
the
author
of
the
films.
"God
of
Creation"
and
"Voice
of
the
Deep
"
frontier
missionaries
are
ruled
in
tne
dispute
between
mi
intluencc
not
only
in
Terrace
British
and
Norwegian
fisher-'
but
all
over
Northern
Br;in
i
Canada
should
be
asked
Cc'umbia.
Y.-s.
and
likev.ist'ln
to
accept
something
based
on
prince
Rupert.
.
j
the
very
.reverse
principle.
The:
'
j
World
Court
ruled
that
British
i
We
lnink
u
was
not
lalpr
t,wn
ishermen
must
keep
out
ot.
n
month
auo
another
expert,
tx-Norwegian
coast
waters,
even
,.,,
,h.
pi
..
7.30
pm.:
Evn:rJ
Sermon:
"Ttei
Amaze"1'"
Anthem
by
11
a.m.:
Morning
Worship.
Sermon:
"What
is
First?"
Children's
Story:
"John's
Treasure."
fills
the
lL.f
I.-
AS
POLITICS
and
political
diseussio
ion
air
again,
we
wonder,
what
has
hi
happened
to
the
women
talk
of
whose
rights
was
so
vivid
in
the
"'""Bh
'ong
custom
made
their
RC?ri
j'ile
Kll.swn
attack
wculd
Soloist:
Mi.
Rowland
Miles
I
Chili.
COME
AND
WORSHIP
SI
Ml
AY
SCHOOLS
at
First
United
Church.
Bn:
Primary
at
11
a
m.;
Juniors
and
Older
at
li
At
Conrad
United
Hall
all
at
1
pm
j
....
,
b
oqq
nom
a
remote
point
When
the
recent
war
came
to
northeasterly
of
the
North
p;-j.
an
end,
with
the
total
defeat
of
The
expert,
who
spoke
over
the
Pastor:
REV.
F.
ANTP.OBUS
Many
of
the
hardships
faced
b;
days
of
a
generation
or
so
ago.
In
those
days
it
was
the
rallying
cry
of
women's
rights
.that
led
the
YOUNG
ADULT
CLUB
will
mtH
after
the
no
portrayed,'
in
South
Ain.'tica
and
Mexico.
The
use
of
the
olant,
the
radio,
and
modern
photography
have
greatly
.ncrcased
the
effectiveness
and
expansion
of
Christian
work.
oi.ntldi.
t.ax-
f,.r,
.,
..,l.l
,
-4.-
i
,
japan,
me
worm
was
ioiq
mat
all,
was
numbered
673
and
cou
d
gentler
from
sex
a
frankly
secondary
position
to
never
again
would
Japan
be
al-
fc?
heard
quite
plainly.
Anywsy,
full
equality
with
men.
Hardly
anyone
now
would
lowcd
t0
do
certain
things:
it's
not
premature
to
heed
this
Come!
a.
-
i
i.
i
.
i
i
.i
i
.
it-Mate
tne
arguments
oy
wnicn
tne
dominant
male-sought
to
support
his
case
that,
under
his
direction
one
wouia
never
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allowed
to
iiL-icutc
ut
nunc
ixuperi
muve-
t
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.re-arm,
or
build
new
navies.
ment.
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va
first
talked
about
,
She
would
never
be
allowed
to
10,ty
yeals
a"-
'
flood
markets
with
cheap
goods,
llin'lii'Prt
lirirloi
pnnrtitinnp
nf
lit'
five?
iinnri'
alone,
lay
the
safety
and
progress
of
the
world.
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found
on
George
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patents
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in
u,.,n?fr'e
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u.
uiniinh.
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cast
an
equal
ballot,
it
is
hard
to
remember
how-difficult
and
relentless
was
the
battle
to
secure
this
ft
n
c
wants
loact
manm
equality;
how
readily
wpmen
suffered
indignity,
other
countries.
wnere
he
homcsteaded
in
1908.
She
would
never
again
be
If
he
makes
any
money,
he
says,
'
allowed
to
fish
In
Canadian
It
will
means
a
trip
home
to
!
coastal
waters,
nor
to
bring
baci'.
Scotland.
If
he
makes
any
;
the
floating
canneries,
or
other-
money?
What
does
250
barrels
wise
disrupt
our
fish
conserva-
a
day
mean?
"George-
dae
ye
imprisonment
and
persecution
for
the
cause.
So
it
is
a
continuing
surprise
that
women
who
could
then
demand
to
be
heard
in
the
nation's
coun
lion
measures.
ken
it?
cils
should
now
be
content
to
remain
voiceless
and
;
Nw
Japan
is
being
rapidly
re-
union
steamer
chiicotm,
capt
inactive,
'
how
manv
women
ai
are
content
tn
to
admit
jirlmit
!
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wiinam
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arrived
in'
?
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she
is
sternly
forbidden
,
bj
U.S.
port
at
6:30
last
evening
from,
that
f
there
are
decisions
and
actions
in
public
life
P"cy
to
trade
with
her
nat-:
Vancouver
via
Kemano
and,
beyond
their
understanding
and
on
which
they
have
ttfl
1
nothing
to
say.
Can
it
be
that
a
measurable
Dart
nf
80
minion
people
she
is
forced
points
whence
she
is
due
hs
!
v
woman's
dignity
and
much
of
the
rights
that
were
tu
tuinpttc
inuie
iiuiittcany
mail
nere
southbound
tomorrow
eve-ever
for
other
markets
(and
ning.
hence
to
make
it
increasingly
.
i
sficdotsiool
1
"JTtl
fought
for
so
gallantly
are
back
in
the
ash
can?
ri'pfure
passage
jur
JoJau
.
"Through
faith
we
understand."
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11:3
impossioic
ior
bntain
to
sell
'n
.i
1
the
area
from
Hong
Kong
.
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arranged
by
,
Malay
and
Indiai.
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is
also
r
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J?t
,
v,
forced
to
seek
new
sources
of
J
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fisheries
of
B.C.,
to
say
No
No
A
Thousand
I
Average
weekly
wages
in
man
On
a
low-priced
Canadian
Here
surely
is
the
most
glar
Times
NO"
to
the
proposal
that
uiautuuug
in
canaaa
rose
irom
made
automobile
sales
and
ex-1
ing
illustration
to
date
nf
the
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thlnk
v
11
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tor
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at
Nov.
1,
1950,
to
$51.62
else
taxes
total
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iiere,
at
nov.
iysi,
while
average
these
taxes
totalled
$65;
sales
hours
worked
dropped
from
43
tax
has
increased
1887,
excise
to
41.8.
;tax
7,300.
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
YOU
HAVE
PLANS
that
arc
important,
too.
The
things
you
want
most,
the
worthwhile
things,
have
to
be
planned
for,
saved
for.
That's
not
easy,
these
days.
But
here
are
two
suggestions
that
may
help
you
to
realize
your
own
particular
dream:
First,
decide
what
you
want
most,
how
much
it
will
cost,
and
open
a
special
savings
account
at
The
Royal
Bank
of
Gmada
for
that
one
particular
purpose
.
.
.
then
save
foe
it.
.
Second,
use
the
Royal
Bank
Budget
Book
to
keep
yourself
on
your
course,
and
to
avoid
circles!
spending.
The
budget
hook
docs
not
suggest
liow
you
should
spend
your
money.
It
does
provide
you
with
a
simple
pattern
to
help
you
PLAN
YOUR
BUDGET
TO
SUIT
YOURSELF.
You
can
jet
a
copy
at
any
branch.
Ask
for
one.
i
THE
ROYAL
BAN
AC-DC
Battery
Portables
II:
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1
MODELS
JSJcr4
and
7
!(
You
Do
Not
Pay
Your
News
.
Subscription,
the
Boy
Loses
Subscribers
of
the
Daily
News
who
receive
their
papers
by
carrier
boys
are
reminded
that
these
boys
our
little
merchants
are
charged
for
every
paper
they
take
out.
If
you
are
receiving
the
paper
and
are
delinquent,
the
boy
has
to
finance
you.
This
is
a
reminder
to
people
who
may
be
in
arrears,
w
hether
it
is
their
custom
to
pay
the
boy
or
pay
at
the
office.
It
is
not
the
office
that
loses
if
you
fail
to
pay.
It
is
the
boy.
We
hope
this
reminder
will
expedite
the
payment
by
..hose
who
may
have
fallen
behind.
Prompt
payment
of
your
newspaper
subscription
ls
a
legitimate
obligation.
The
fact
that
your
creditor
is
one
of
our
boys
or
girls
should
make
the
respecting
of
the
obligation
the
more
desirable.
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
J.
E.
TAYLOR,
Manager
at
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
YOUR
ClF.
DEALER