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Prince'
Rupert
Daily
NeWs
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MucLerx,
As
I
See
It
()
V-'V
Friday,
October
2,
1053
BOWLERS
Sunday,
Oct.
4,(
at
thf
IWwIin!
ft.
Persons
iShinu
may
leave
their
the
bowling
klleyt
An
Independent
(jatly
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
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Dally
Newspaper
Associatlnn
Published
toy
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
J,
f
MA
GO
It,
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vice-President
Even
if
the
marketing
of
the
current
year's
wheat
crop
should
prove
to
be
a
slow
and
even
in
many
respects
an
un-
.
.,.-......
.-..-...rut
inn
I.hP
fed-
'ill
iTv-;
,
cne
lart?e
grower
received
a
cheque
for
St'20,0(M)
In
payment
for
600.000
bushels.
He
Immediately
took
his
pen,
wrote
a
companion
cheque
for
$25.000
and
mailed
the
two
enemies
to
the
finance
minister
in
settlement
of
his
income
tax
account.
!
sautum
lui
y
uHtm.".
'
V
i
eral
government
uut-Mi
i,
mi"
.
SubsorlpUon
Rates:
hy
carrier
Par
week,
25c:
per
month.
$l
00:
per
year,
10
00.
gjni.
Isv
mall
Per
month.
75c:
per
year.
1.800
Authorized
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa.
too
loud
a
chorus
or
comprint
from
western
growers.
Such
an
attitude
seums
at
first
sight
to
involve
un
optimism
lor
which
no
warrant
cun
IT'
f
'te-
bo
found
in
the
highly
vocal
i
record
which
the
wheat
bloc
his
A.
A.
A.
Tiie
Automobile
Aaiociatiou
lAAAi
offer
a(lflllt.
tH'iH'fits
to
niotori.',t:i.
COME
IN
AND
TALK
IT
OVER
Local
Ateol
riilL
1JSZKV
-
established
for
itself
in
these
t
'
parts
In
the
past.
Hitherto
unj
4
Un,L'
thhigs
have
ceased
to
(to
altoKther
to
the
liking
of
the
-
pr.ilrte
fanner,
the
.federal
hu-
Uwi'ities
have
heard
about
it
.i:-4
1
with
a
speed
comparable
to
'
t
,.,.u,iiu.H
llulil
IIII1L'
mid
with
luJ
,
Sinclair
Salmon
I)ea
THE
Honorable
Jimmy
Sinclair
will
surely
have
the
eyes
of
all
B.C.
upon
him
as
he
tries
for
the
big
salmon
deal
with
Britain.
Much
of
the
prosperity
of
B.C.
rests
on
salmon.
Right
now
the
.salmon
markets
are
clogged.
In
addition
to
a
magnificent
1953
catch
there
is
a
huge
carry-over
from
r
IbJi
season.
II
this
Prince
Rupert
Reolty
Co.
iij
Third
Avenue
Kami
gentleness
of
impact.
!
ALTHOl'GH
SOME
ESKIMOS
are
adopting
the
customs
of
the
rlw
prospwt
of
the
western-1
white
man,
even
to
taking
job:;
on
the
"outside,"
life
for
most
of
:
t.r)i
being
patient
In
the
stormy
the'
8,600
Eskimos
in
the
Northwest
Territories
and
Quebec
is
j
marketing
period
which
may
lie
Here
Is
an
aging
aliead
Is,
therefore,
one
of
Par-
essenuully
what
Is
was
for
their
ancestors.
,
surplus
could
be
sold,
or
swap-
i
Eskimo
couple
at
home
in
their
canvas
tent.
Although
Adamee
-.
.
,
-jj
...
,f
right!
B0,
is
blind,
he
hears
the
souna
oi
ine
om
kuuiik
uummhk
seal
oil
under
the
kettle
his
wife
has
boiling.
They
live
at
Uike
Harbour,
Eastern
Arctic.
Treat
Cold
Season
With
Care
I
j:
THEIR
own
indelicate
way,
gusty
winds
and
I
:
livering
temperatures
hint
that
winter
is
soon
with
us.
In
addition
to
certain
discomforts
caused
h.C
jlie
cooling
climate,
the
changing
season
brings
increased
dangers
to
life
and
limb.
'.According
to
the
All
Canada
Insurance
Federation,
the
highest
number
of
fires
and
accidents
occur
in
the
fall
and
winter
months,
causing
hundreds
of
deaths
and
injuries.
;:;
The
Federation,
which
represents
over
200
fiVe,
automobile
and
casualty
insurance
companies,
mskes
the
following
suggestions
for
home
safety:
i
See
that
there
are
no
piles
of
leaves
and
rubbish
behind
shrubbery,
near
house,
or
..!
in
eaves.
Guard
against
flying
sparks
when
r
burning
leaves
and
rubbish.
-
2)
Have
electric
wiring
and
equipment
.
:
;;;
checked
by
experts.
:.
3)
Chimneys
and
flues
should
be
cleaned
at
least
once
a
year.
Haxe
experts
check
all
'-'
heating
equipment.
1)
Store
inflammable
liquids
in
swell'
marked
safety
cans.
.
.
.
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,
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5)
Use
metal
containers
for
disposal
of
ashes
from
furnaces.
uamuin
luu
iiiui
.
i
w
lopmeuU.
It
clearly
suggesU
Ian
enplanallou.
And
this
l;i
the
story
the
government
gets:
j
Hie
reastu
many
of
the
we.it-!
erners
aren't
going
to
be
too
conc.f
ined
about
cashing
in
this
year's
crop
Is
becau.n'
they
al-
ready
have
provided
for
this
j
ear's
Income
with
last
year's
wheat!
!
Jt
seems
that
out
on
the
i
prairies
the
wlieul
growers
are
ped
in
one
bulk
deal,
the
whole
business
picture
in
B.C.
would
clear.
But
much
more
than
the
welfare
of
B.C.
depends
on
Mr.
Sinclair's
visit
to
London.
This
week
in
Ottawa
statesmen
from
Ireland
and
Australia
both
served
notice
on
Canada
that
their
countries
would
be
forced
to
cut
down
their
buying
from
Iron
Indian
Regimental
Mascot
May
Be
Brought
to
Canada
BELLEVILLE.
Out.
it
A
nine-
Chief
was
a
victim
of
eircum
us
unless
we
increased
our
buy-
foot
iron
Indian,
.regimental
stances,
but
only
recently
did
the
)l0
mure
reconciled
to
paying
the
Hastings
anil
regiment
get
news
of
ju.st
where
income
tuxes
than
ure
any
WATER
ing
from
them.
Last
week,
in
mascot
of
Montreal,
our
prime
minister
j
prince
Edward
Regiment
during
the
mascot
was
buried.
j
other
of
their
fellow-cltleii
i
gave
the
sharpest
warning
that
t,ne
eariy
purt
of
Uie
Second
Si;t.
Eddy
King,
the
only
man
I
But
last
year
the
heivy
tmle.i
any
country
has
given
to
the
world
War,
may
be
exhumed
now
living
of
the
four-man
de-j0j
wlt-at
which
it
had
been
lin-
United
States
in
recent
years.
;
fr0m
a
battlefield
grave
and
re-
tail
that
burled
Utile
Chief,
is
possible
to
market
in
the
f
jll
It
was:
,
turned
to
Canada
as
a
war
mem-
to
go
to
Fiance
to
point
out
the
,
,,f
i93
provided
them
with
tells
tlic
trutli
about
wliislj
exact
burial
spot,
j
i,i(e
v.o.n.
must
ouy
irum
i"--
oriai.
IJ
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4
Ihu
m,
.
.
'Little
Chief
.
The
sapa
of
the
mascot
began
slightly
more
than
,
a
normal
annual
income
In
the
early
moiAlis
of
the
year.
Conse
wui
wo,
'
vnr
.
cAtciit
niufc.
me
i
ne
siatuc
ui
f
U.S
A.
sells
to
the
world,
or
else
i
was
buried
near
the
seawall
at
in
1039
when
the
regiment
was
quently,
when
the
1952
crop
was
mere
is
iisk
oi
uuuwiri
wui
m
ki'Pkl.
amia
me
crasn
ui
minim
rciuuiirii
iui
nn
i.v
......
bombs
In
June,
I'J40,
after
the
in
I'li
ton
was
stationed
next
door
harvested,
many
growers
simply
depression
regiment
was
sent
to
France
for
to
a
canning
factory,
on
top
oi
,
d,
a
Vered
it
to
the
elevator
for
short-lived
stay
beiore
the
,
which
was
tne
inni-iooi
""'
utorage.
not
for
sale,
ineir
in
THE
Sinclair
mission
Is
an
experiment
in
what
you
nii'sht
call
streamlined
barter.
Indian,
an
advertising
gimmick.
tentlon
was
to
hold
it
until
af
Germans
took
over
the
country.
Put
Seagram'
"83"
to
the
wter
m.
Water,
Jlain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whiiky'i
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Seagrams
"83"
((nmailian.
IVhitfuj
Seagrams
wSurt
The
last
night
before
embark-
j
lfr
janUarv
1.
sa
that
1U
pio-
ation,
regimental
practical
jokers
j
0,.etiH
wouldn
t
urive
them
into
scaled
the
wall,
brought
the
,
npa
.-confiscatory
lax
brackets.
.-tatue
down
and
set
it
up
in
front
That
w.at
has
moved
to
News
of
the
fall
of
France
brought
orders
to
return
at
one,
destroying
all
equipment.
Little
Parliament
Meets
With
12
Vacancies
ol
the
sergeant';:
mess,
in
n
ma,-k,.t
at
a
good
pace
In
the
blanket
and
holding
a
glass
of
fjl.st
na
of
the
present
year
)
Canada
says
to
Britain:
j
We
will
buy
from
you
a
good-I
ly
quantity
of
tinplatc,
diesel
engines,
fish
nets
and
so
forth,
j
With
the
dollars
you
earn
from
this
sale,
you
will
buy
B.C.
1
salmon.
j
There
is
nothing
new
about
t
the
idea.
As
a
matter
"of
fact,
milk.
The
balance
of
it
almost
cer-
TtKt'N
ON
STRENGTH
jtainly
will
be
cleaned
up
befon
ii!
Christmas.
And
that
will
sat
Thi
odvertimnt
it
not
published
or
dijploye(tbyiil
the
western
grower
with
,,k
'1
on
the
nosslble
exception
of
the
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ot
Sfiti
W
K-te.
Battle
..
Axe,
.
but
me
luc
name
iiait.c
,
r
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.
.
In
Upper
House
Bv
KEN
KKI.I.Y
j
.....h
tn
inn,
r-hir
......
j
it
is
based
on
the
oldest
and
most
solid
of
all
trade
piinci-I
pies.
Before
the
dawn
of
the
i
modern
age
ships
Were
loaded
.small
small
uiJfiai-uia
ujjriutuia
w.u
wiw
.,i
un
the
the
same
same
happy
happy
financl
financial
r
'
,
n,nTe,.
him
aboard
port-
6)
When
storing
summer
clothes,
remove
matches
from
pockets.
7)
Spark
arresters
for
chimneys
are
advisable
if
roofs
are
shingled.
.
8)
War
trophies
and
firearms
are
dangerous.
Make
sure
there
is
no
danger
of
explosions
;
or
accidents.
0)
Never
leave
garden
tools
and
children's
toys
lying
about
grounds.
,
'
Without
trying
to
overdo,
this
list
of
reminders,
we
have
a
few
thoughts
of
our
own
to
throw
in.
Coarse
salt
on
steps
and
slopes
which
thaw
(hiring
the
day
and
freeze
at
night
is
a
useful
piTcaution.
So
is
the
installation
of
boot
scrapers
to
remove
snow
from
feet
before
reaching
smooth
tiled
or
linoleumed
porches
and
verandahs.
;
Another
precaution
that
pays
off
is
fro
keep
careful
eye
on
"quick"
drying
of
clothes
near
;)hy
stove
or
heater.
Finally,
it
might
save
young
lives
if
children
sleighriding
on
roads
are
warned
of
the
lack
of
control
that
drivers
frequently
experience
on,
hills
in
winter.
!
tion
as
the
big
producers.
But
the
troop
train
and
aboard
ship.
Ctinadlan
Press
stun
Writer
,
it
Isn't
the
small
operators
who
OTTAWA
Parliament
assem-
!
In
Aldershot.
the
mascot
was
cause
the
government
trouble
uiei-at
any
time-
Jt's
tne
biy;
ond
bleu
this
fall
with
12
vacancies
taken
on
manoeuvres.
In
t.h
Rpnnte
nrnhfthlv
a
recind
"There
wasn't
ft
uniW
In
j
up
with
the
products
of
their
Sown
countries.
They
sailed
1
across
the
oceans
to
faraway
!
lands.
They
traded
their
i
goes
for
what
the
foreigners
had
j
to
offer,
and
brought
back
the
lniiueniiai
growers.
Any
idea
that
farmers
-wheat
farmers,
at
any
rate
don't
pay
income
taxes
to
amount
to
anv
considerable
sum
is
strictly
a
legend
created
by
city
slickers.
'
A
couple
of
years
after
World
number
for
the
first
session
iof
,
Allied
Expeditionary
Force
that
a
new
Parliament.
-
flldn't
at
xom
time
attempt
to5
The
12
empty
seats
in
the
102-
.'steal
Little
Chief,"
said
Sgt.-seat
upper
chamber
are
largely
In
jMaj.
Angus
Duffy.
Several
suc-eastem
''ed
but
100-man
re.scue
raids
provinces.
Quebec
has,
four,
New
Brunswick
three,
On-;
always
recaptured
him.
a
i
r
!..;
t
rftl-tmt
mt.-tt
ofttli
(hPiii
ii
j
foreign
products
to
sell
in
th'ir
jown
homelands.
V
j,!)
-
How
much
.11
1
War
II,
when
the
Wheat
Board
ish
Columbia
and
Manitoba
one
i
France.
At
the
outskirts
of
Brest.
,
each
i
as
the
German
dive-bombers
".,-.
Prior
to
the
Aug.
10
federal
j
screamed
down.
8gt.-MaJ.
Duffy
71hd1pay"ler"t
'"h8;
deliveries
during
the
war
vear,
years.
election,
a
record
23
vacancies
!
ordered
the
mascot
buried.
existed
in
the
Senate.
However,
ggt.
King
and
three
other
men
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
ap-
!
shrouded
Little
Chief
in
army
pointed
11
new
senators
In
Mayjound
sheets
and
dug
a
grave
and
June
to
give
the
Liberals
82
,
six
feet
deep
in
a
grove
of
.'.yea-seats
against
the
eight
held
by
!
more
tres.
The
position
was
faaue
for
Joila
Scripture
But
in
recent
times
trade
has
become
clogged
because
money
and
the
intricacies
of
exchange
have
been
allowed
to
bottleneck
the
very
purpose
money
was
designed
to
serve.
Nations
fell
into
the
fundamental
error
of
acting
as
if
they
were
selling
their
goods
for
money
forgetting
that
money
Is
in
itself
of
no
value
unless
it
can
if
feet
actual
exchanje
of
goods
or
.services.
THE
Sinclair
experiment
recog-ni'es
that
Canada
has
the
surpluses,
and
that
Canada
can
only
sell
these
surpluses
if,
in
effect,
she
swaps
them
for
the
goods,
services
or
properties
which
the
buyers
have
for
sale.
;
It
Is
the
first
direct
demon-
"Thou
crownest
tbe
year
with
thy
goodness."
Psalm
65:11.
pin-pointed
on
a
map
which
was
later
lost.
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Progressive
Conservatives.
ANCIENT
OATH
,
Before
the
new
appointees
may
take
their
seats,
they
will
be
chief
actors
in
an
ancient
ceremony
of
parliamentary
government.
They
will
swear
allegiance
to
the
Queen
at
a
full
session
of
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
!
CScay
8TART
OF
SEARCH
i
Two
years
ago
officers
of
the
I
regiment
began
a
search
for
uny-lone
knowing
the
burial
spot.
I
Sjt.
King
said
he
knew,
the
spot.
He
expects
to
fly
overseas
I
j
will
you
Keep
J
j
of
your
first
II
$100,000?
the
Senate.
This
ceremony,
based
on
prac-.iioniy
1
I""'"-
1'11'"
"'r'
"
.Stanley
Burke
of
the
Sun
staff,
square
in
front
of
passing
telephoned
at
random
24
persons
people,
sidewalks
and
all.
i
in
New
JCork
city,
inquiring
if
i
j4
't
,
1
lino
in
the
British
House
Of
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what
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lords',
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from
usage
in
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take
The
0
,
The
SATURDAY
MONDAY
Ti
r
e
lad
but
the
sir.hT
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i
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"l
.P'"a.'n
privacy
of
the
office
of
the
clerk
then
convinced
me
of
the
ab-
knowledge.
Some
thought
this
ol
the
Commons.
'
L.
C.
Moyer,
clerk
of
the
Senate
and
clerk
of
the
Parliament
1
surdity
of
scarcities
of
food
in
Beria
is
still
supposed
to
be
in
I
Britain
whi:..-
there
were
even
province
was
in
South
America.
SPECIALS
;
hiding.
As
for
Hitler,
we
are
then
vast
surpluses
of
foods
lnj
when
8enate
and
Commons'
hold
inni.u
nt
uirrtiu.ni
'
1101
preparea
xo
aeciare
ouirignt
ronnta
one
of
their
rare
joint
sessions,
J'here
Is
not
enough
praise
of
that
he
is
not
dead.
What
if
they
what'stood
between
the
Brit-ticenlrlclty,
says
Dr.
Sidney
were
both
to
suddenly
show
up?
1
isn
people
who
wanted
and
Mii.ltli
presiueni
of
the
Uniyer-j
j
needed
our
foods
such
as
glty
of
Toronto.
"Every
day,"
he
It's
beginning
to
look
as
if
in
mon
appies
Deef
and
wheat,
laments,
"we
are
adjured
to
pur-
j
the
past
hundred
years
man
has
was
'
a
shortage
of
Canadian
tie
the
same
goals,
admire
the
'
invented
new
ways
of
doing
al-
:
dullars
There
was
only
one
way
uine
people,
enjoy
the
same
;
most
everything,
except
going
to
!
for
the
British
to
get
those
reads
the
oath
for
the
new
senators
to
repeat
after
him.
They
swear
"that
I
will
be
faithful
and
bear
true
allegiance
to
Her
Majesty
Queen
Elizabeth
II."
The
Commons'
oath
is
similar.
Before
they
take
the
oath
the
you'll
likely
earn
it
r
not.
gusuuirs,
eui
u.e
same
uuu.es
me
uoBs.
,
dollars,
and
that
was
for
Can-
.luring
your
working
J"
So
the
big
qurrtion
U
lIwmii.hofll'iill,'i"U!"'
..1....
v.u
retire?
and
think
the
same
thoughts
new
Senators
must
satisfy
the
Speaker
and
the
Senate
that
they
ada
to
buy
more
of
what
the
are
eligible
for
membership.
'I
ney
There
Is
such
a
thing
as
sub-tjierging
the
individual
in
the
tide
of
conventional
mediocrity.
Tan
the
good
doctor
have
an
ttea?
..
Iworfl
British
had
to
sell.
Sinclair
is
attempting
on
a
modest
scale
what
Canada
could
and
should
do
on
a
titanic
scale.
It
is
exactly
what
Roosevelt
and
BOYS'
BOMBER
JACKETS,
Fur
collars,
quilted
lining.
$
(J
(
speciu
0'"
BOYS'
PANTS
Worsteds
and
all-wool
tweeds.
f
n
QfiJ
SPECIAL
:.
Ltl
lo
Q'ga
BOYS'
SWEATERS
ond
T-SHIRTS
Good
quality
pullovers.
$-4
Qfij
$ft
fj
Now
to
BOYS'
WINDBREAKERS
All
wool,
heavy
weight.
$0
'JJJ
$A
Now
to
Tt
BOYS'
LACED
RUBBER
BOOTS
Less
than
cost.
9
00
Now,
pair
--
MEN'S
RUBBER
COATS
Suitable
for
semi-dress
and
work.
$Q
ijf"
Double
back.
KPEt'lAI
'.
tU
There
are
only
18
morning
newspapers
left
In
Canada.
The
Citizen,
in
Ottawa
is
the
last
to
swerve
towards
the
afternoon
field.
The
reason
why?
Nobody
seems
to
really
know.
Nevertheless,
the
drift
in
that
direction
has
been
going
on
for
years.
make
a
declaration
under
oatn
in
Mr.
Moyer's
office
that
they
own
property
valued
at
$4,000
or
more
unencumbered
by
debts.
The
Speaker
reads
to
the
Senate
the
letters
patent,
granted
by
the
governor-general,
naming
the
appointees
senators
for
life.
)
Mackenzie
King
did
in
the
Hyde
You
one
it
lo
yoiirwlf
to
tnke
J
Itank
a
regular
anmiinl
fr'
Jy
from
now
1
the
fortune
voii
Hill
$f
T
I
OR
GEORGE?
(
(tlawa
hints
George
Drew,
raris
agreement,
wnicn
enabled
this
country
to
pay
her
full
share
of
the
war
without
one
cent
of
handout-help
from
Table
mountain
'
overlooking
A
poet
has
been
inquiring,
if
people
do
not
feel
like
atoms
when
they
contemplate
the
stars.
But
who
on
earth
has
any
idea
of
what
an
atom
feels
like?
Uncle
Sam,
of
the
kind
which
comprised
the
whole
basis
of
.eader
of
the
Conservatives,
may
he
ottered
a
seat
in
the
Senate.
Unlikely,
unless
there
Is
some
guarantee
of
acceptance,
well
in
dvance.
The
Senate
has
been
(ailed
Canada's
most
luxurious
elub.
But
that's
only
one
name.
Cape
Town,
so
called
because
of
the
other
allies'
economies.
jts
flat
top,
rLses
3,540
leet.
"MYBANH
,J,
"I'i
ESDI
FISHERMEN'S
Mock
battle
on
the
North
Atlantic
engages
the
ships
of
three
nations,
supported
by
a
thousand
aircraft,
and
extends
from
Iceland
to
Morocco.
It's
not
war.
yet
there's
that
inevitable
"but."
h
Bicycle
riding
is
becoming
more
general.
Accident
cases
appear
i
lack
increase.
And
isn't
it
rand
when,
In
dismounting,
you
Jiiow
your
bike
to
drop
right
ALL-WOOL
PANTS
il
60c
SALE
60c
on
RECORDS
All
sizes.
$
8-75
Now
Bank
or
Moiy;-
MEN'S
DRESS
OXFORDS
Black
and
brown.
All
sizes.
Lots
POSTPONEMENT
78
RPM
78
RPM
of
wear.
Oood
fit.
$
5-50
1-iince
Rupi
it
Branch:
T,
SPECIAL,
pair
ROBERT
CO'
Stewart
Blanch:
WEIXINO""
WILUAM
Terrace
Branch:
POPULAR
STOCK
LARGE
SELECTION
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
LOOK
FOR
THE
NAME
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
scheduled
for
Monday,
October
5th,
has
been
postponed
until
Monday,
October
19th
on
account
of
Civic
Centre
membership
drive
being
held
on
October
6th
and
Monday,
October
12th
being
Thanksgiving
Day
holiday.
PHILIP
M.
RAY,
Secretary.
Phone
641
313
3rd
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Between
the
Royal
and
Belmont
Hotels
For
quick
result
try
o