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and
W-'tf'y
January
30.
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mid.?ii
not
actually
,
sprinir,
,ie
dil
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Tne
li.-i.ai
3tr,iie.
around
New
LONDON
P-
In
a
cl.rect
n-pri:
from
;hf
:r
union
adt-r.
Br;ti?r.
:r.;nf-ori:er.i
have
been
uiif-d
to
a;a...d'-n
ir
c;,;u-i.on
to
imrwr'a'-lon
of
ltai.aa
:.-.r
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lve
:t.i
r.at.or.i
In
ladpndni
dar.y
.'.;
;-?-r
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnet
Rupert
and
M
ris'.-rs
and
Cr.trai
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Caria-han
nw
A
adit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
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Assoeiaiion.
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Editor:
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Columbi:
com;.
Pib.irfcd
every
armor.n
expt
Sunoay
by
Prince
Rjpr
Dailr
Nv--,
Ltd.,
3rd
Avr.w,
Prince
Rupert.
Should
Visit
Here
Af.part
ri'iy
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havmi!
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few
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to
ery
branch
of
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of
imp
.yn.z
Italians
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n.ir.ers
on
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pa
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to
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tiif-y
it.-a.
in
cf
t!ie
nvjuittir.?
cul
cr..v
to
ac-ept
isa
Reminisces
Says
Mayor
Whaien,
;
h
a
lar.ee
at
tne
Fire
Hall:
'
!
cannot
see
what
holds
it
totu-'fcei."
our
aee.
we
p-
s"i.s
excellent
vi.-ion.
Yet
there
is
another
aliped
buiidin-
tiiis.
on
Ti.ird
Avenue
i
and
to
per-ce;et.-.
even
rinn.y
what
prevents
it
dom
oilafiw?
continues
be-yortd
'
oi.r
pjwers.
.
A
haircut
does
not
''.
co;l
M
;
V.'a:sh.f.u"oii
and
Orfon
shoijs
b'tt
i'.
s
not
for
!ai
tt
of
tryi:...
The
hot-.t.
howiver.
is
,:
i
'j.iOi'.-
in
time
A
;on
tune
at'u
tut
(.
there
:u
no
such
thine
as
t;.e
b.irwriiit
qietion
or
s.vjjbblin-
over
pretes
The
In-..t!
.-nrted
t-'i
that.
President
Truman
received
an
i.
hty
thou.nd
"rd
telegraph
messatf
the
otli..-r
day.
But
suppose,
ins'ead
of
beir.i
the
head
liroun-Rlack
Revolt
I
CAME
back
from
IwW.
the
Middle
East
and
N'orth
Africa
last
year
convinced
that
we
were
on
the
eve
of
the
greater-1
shake-up
in
recent
history.
F-'.m
ail
across
the
iands
7.
hr,re
thfc
etr-.wn-fcir.r:ed
ryrUe
handy
n-
RINX'K
RUPERT
can
regret
the
fact
that
Minister
of
D.f..!
Production
C.
D.
Howe
and
his
xperts,
on
a
trip
to
this
coast
this
week
to
line
up
further
contract
and
.-e-e
what
British
Columbia
Tidustry
is
able
to
produce,
are
not
including
Prince
Rupert
district
in
t
itinerary.
Certainly
they
v:tvrs
sa
ur.ter-n.ar.Red
piU
4
Pin;
-ten?
rr.uje
to
br.ng
In
i
atwtat
5(k
utterr.ployed
Italian
A.iX-4jA
i
'nil1
'
i
'
t
mi.s
lun'n
s
put
out
firm
i.
la.st
month
i-:
ive
yoj
eoufa
literally
feel
the
Ci.1
erour.d
srutkir.s
ber.eatli
.vould
he
able
to
.:
.-on-ietning
of
interest
and
in-
i
''
...
.
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i
;ni
f.
et
of
the
old
rcer
there.
frozen
water
p,.-,
ed
seers.
y;:
i'Kht
the.r
oil
o.r
ini
doors
for
p
v,
them
wives
oi;
ormation
in
tnis
part
ot
i;nti.-n
Lolumoia.
in
tact,
it
is
hard
to
see
ho-
trey
cart
call
their
trip
complete
without
coming
to
ti
l-
ara
which
is
so
much
in
the
'imelight
of
industrial
expansion
now,
is
really
doing
WIDOW
ACCEPTS
MEDAL
Mrs
Erin
Muidcon
acceptea
t;ie
Di?'!:
?iii."hed
sy-nice
Cros?.
or.e
of
the
highest
decor
ati
r.ns
of
the
Un.i'od
States
gOTemmn
awarded
posthumoofly
to
her
latt
hu-'ftind
Master
Serjeant
M'iidoon
for
heroism
w
a
to'.t-f.elr!
in
K'rea
from
t
he
L
S
conal
in
Toronto
Sat
Muldocm
a
native
of
Niagara
F.i'.lt,
N
Y
ioir.ed
the
Canadian
army
in
1M3
and
marr:ed
a
Cana-ihtn
ho
now
lives
in
Toronto.
!re
j-nned
the
VS.
army
a
f
ears
toter
He
was
anarded
the
dee-jration
ty
Cen
Jamf!
A
Van
Fleet
c-mrr.and'-r
of
the
U
S.
Eishth
Arn.y
'CP
FHOTO
H.zh',
Q
n
ft.'f-re
it
cour:..
h
ci-j-t-
of
the
revoit
acain.it
the
est.
n-)-
sp-aing
up
daily.
re
eeonoxlc
The
fKxjr,
ignorant.
daw-rkirtT.
peop'e
of
i!i
ro
ant.4
do
not
kr.oa-
mi;
h
tbcu?
the
worid
outbid
of
their
own
iocaiitiei
But
they
know
tht-..
ir.u'-h
their
condition
is
has
so
much
more
in
po-
bijr
thine.-'
and.
oh,
in:
ter.tial.
rer
b
.t
trie
sct:tn.e
cuiiap-sed
when
re-irtar
ce
suddenly
Oeel-.
oped
m
coal
fields
throughout
the
covr.try
Union
leaders
said
it
as
ba.se
d
on
fears
that
an
influx
ot
forvlen
he.p
mit-nt
ropardire
the
i
of
riiuve
tr.itiers
and
lower
woritii-.K
standards
Sir
Wiitiam
said
the
rank-and-r.lc-
tis
ty:t.
arivi-ed
thai
this
l
eip-ii:
t
a;.s
ur
io'inded.
"V.'o
have
v-ry
f.c.e
report
.l.oir.4
that
the
Italians
are
not
.,iiiy
vood
ffk.nen
but
solid
ur..-n
m-'n
as
eli."
he
adocd
T.
or.ili'rii'.f
this
i
.pinion
a
fra-iffnal
1'-Katf
f:oai
the
Italian
Ml:;rrs"
un.rn
ha
beer,
m'.i'fd
tw
a"-"-,
nd
the
Xjt.otK.1
M
..':(
.r
f.
-err'
conference
at
Scaroorouzti
next
sumrrt
r.
-
Mr.
Hoe,
ho
d-s
ismed
the
Prince
Rupert
:
man
L'
the
condi-
,
,
,
.
,
,
tion
ii
peti!e
w.no
live
irs
Eur
VOTE
for
-
-
VO
H.
M.
DAGGETT
Aldermonic
candidate
for
the
one
vk
For
transportation
Phone
Green?
I
1
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'"'1
"
grain
t-ievaior
k'ator
and
atio
Know
khuws
sometninir
awjut
me
Enormous
Construction
Projects
Wiil
Require
All
Available
Engineers
More
construction
engineers
than
are
available
ill'
"IliU"
I1
'
lli
'"'Hi.'Hiii
1
E
h
,r
ii
and
Ar.er.-
a
BUT
PEOPLE
from
Europe
and
America
are
the
vi,;bie.
direct
or
ini."
t.
overlords
cf
all
the
browr
and
biack-sKMir.ed
countries,
people
from
the
west
have
white
-kins
Hence
the
revolt
now
sweiiir.?
up
i!k
a
twial
wave
'.
nds
t
cei.orne
a
race-ar.d-cci'jr
war.
It
u
tr.e
French
who
are
hated
BIG
OUTPUT
Expurt
of
V-iiic.!'in.
strep'.
u-myrin
and
chet
ntedical
ct--.
from
the
L'n.ted
8'ate
sohili
d
hatic
i
in"1
Eevpt.
Iraq
and
Iran
''n
British
Columbia
will
be
reo.uired
as
snon
a
work
about
4275
.000
ooo
w
isi
h
Arr.er;-ans
ho
are
regarded
on
jipyeral
major
operations
in
western
Canada
con
wr.h
deepening
suspicion
m
In-
,
.
.
;
ine
hotel"
arromm
!.i!iri
background
of
Prince
Rupert,
said
in
Vancouver
that
Pritish
Columbia
is
Canada's
first
province
in
expansion
"this
is
the
briyhtc.-t
.-pot
in
the
country
and
it
has
everythintr."
Certainly
he
has
not
seen
everything
without
cornino;
here.
He
is
missing
ono
of
the
biiVhte.-t
.-pot-
of
the
briyht
picture
with
which
we
are
st;re
!
-
woulI
I
much
impressed
if
he
would
only
c
.
Indeed,
when
one
thinks
of
it,
and
considering
the
prominent
part
this
area
is
playing
in
the
overall
picture
in
Canada,
it
is
remarkable
that
not
only
Mr.
Howe
but
the
most
of
the
cabinet
ministers
s-ern
to
rni.-s
us
most
of
the
time.
It
is
reasonable
to
think
that
they
should
take
a
little
more
active
interest
in
this
port
and
district
instead
of
continuing
to
shun
us
as
they
have
so
consistently
done
for
many
a
long
year.
At
least,
ministers
in
such
department?
a-
Mr.
Howe's
hou!d
not
continue
to
pa-s
us
up
a!i
the
time
when
on
their
fairly
fre-l
itr.t
jaunt.-
to
the
lower
coast.
Vigilance
Freedom's
Price
)
As
a
gift
for
nia.
Y.i
couirt
carry
this
analy-
:tu-t
l,M"
i"'1-.-i'
lift
step
further,
over
into
E-petlai!jr
on
the
'shortje
the
mighty
country.
China.
The
Iwt"
will
be
hejvy
duty
ir.c-h-Un.ted
S
ates,
which
was
once
anws
and
shore
operators.
E.1-ihe
met-lik'd
western
country,
mund
Wark.
interrrational
r"p-has
now
become
new
China
s
resentative
of
the
International
:
rrh
e.nrtr.y
F-ar
Is
the
ba.;s
of
Uni
m
of
Operaiinj
Eraii.
',-..
ffl'-'St
human
hate.
iAFLi,
said
in
an
interview
to-
da
THE
REVOLT
ajalnst
the
over-
Mr
Wark.
:th
II
V.'
Flitrh
.
!ord..h:p
of
the
west
bee
an
in
union
bi.-:!ra
rpr
-entathe.
ls
the
yellow-skinned
part
of
the
here
on
a
tour
of
It'OE
losals.
elobe
The
white
man
never
did
Ineiijdint;
Prince
Rup-rt
I
xaj
rf-eeed
in
overcoming
J..pan.
for
5-10.
ins-anee.
as
he
did
the
res?
of
Greatest
dram
on
available
ne
black,
b'own
and
yellow
fnttlnver
h;
come
in
cotine-parts
of
mar.kihd
New
China
t:
n
.th
Aluminum
Co
of
Can-has
vi-nn!iy
thrown
off
the
aria
protects
and
laving
of
tne
'
people.
Work
on
the
Kcmano
Bj-Kiti.nat
transrni'iion
line
ruad
U
to
commence
February
15.
The
job
ea!:
lor
a
continuous
road
akmiMsirtc
the
power
lines
for
50
miles
over
some
ol
tne
roughest
terrain
m
the
ana.
Mr,
Fletcher
said
ui.Kr.
had
been
approached
lor
13e0
men
for
this
job.
These
ir.nu.v.rial
developments
are
n
ally
doing
a
great
ining
for
B.C.
We
antic.
pat
the
ail-round
laoor
market
will
be
boosted
to
the
highest
standard
in
Canada
in
the
next
few
VA(
Ol
'VHR
anil
VK
TtilflA
SUNDAY
rs
Chilcotin
8
p
m.
yourself
,5'
ill
or
somepooy
eise
nue
yo.e.
iroia
has
done
like-
A.rx-ria-EC.
oil
pipe
hi.e.
.V
j.-k
wist-
peaces
b!y.
thanks
to
Oan-
on
the
pipeline
is
to
begin
lat-
one
of
ihe
nicest
thinp
fiL
time
the
nation-
mt
--v.
to
A'm
..
.a.jui.
disarma-
aiam
dhi
Ir",!r''fa
w!tt
In'"'
-"-p-
part
oi
Ap.-a
says
Mr
w-rk.
EVEP.Y
.
,
port,
was
therefore
quickly
able-and
all
constructional
w.-rfc
i-
ment
Wer.t
we
we
n-.i-.-ht
rr.iir.t
have
hve
rt-on
rea-on
to
to
feel
ft-e-1
rif-rvrin-;
nervous.
tr
iin
f'eeocm
he
nt.mn
k.ii
--i
TUESDAY
.ss
Camosun
12
n.jon
UC
K
AKM,
HTfH
tllT
AMI
POItT
SIMPSON'
Sur.ilay.
Cmtun.
11
pm.
Kilt
.NORTH
IJIM-.N
C
IIAKI.OTIE
I
il.ANUS
Feb:
uary
1
ss.
Chilcotin
midniiit
Kilt
SIXTH
QUI
I.N
t
II
Alil.OlTH
ISLAMJS
ss.
Chilcotin
January
25
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rujk
iI
Agent
years.
both
union
officials
a?re'd.
Ne.tner
had
any
comment
to
make
cn
the
"wildcat"
s:rike
by
tunnel
workers
at
Kcmano
Bay.
but
'sumeimn'
oefinre"
in
the
ay
of
a
statement
is
expected
later
this
k
Inve.;fi2at.ng
union
officials
are
expected
here
on
Wednesday's
or
F.-ioay
s
boat
arr.val.
Bc;.or.d
that,
ojth
s-id
"no
give
or
receive
is...
B
jt
now
tne
revolt
against
the
.'
a?re.Tent.s
with
the
IUGE
wet
ha
leapt
across
the
oily
More
than
250
engineers
w;li
lands
of
the
M.dcie
East
and
be
required
on
the
oti
line
joo
r.to
Afrit-a.
Prime
Minister
IScr-
rhifh
is
expected
to
iar:e
to
Aa-iegn't
trimuph
in
Iran
or
years
to
complete.
Work
wiil
oe
Perma
;
was
hice
the
bursting
of
done
in
several
sections,
then
a
dam.
The
rr..?hty
force
of
re-
linked
together.
Closest
point
the
volt
sweeps
et
with
almost
line
will
come
to
Prince
Rapert.
uncelievaole
speed.
said
Mr.
Wark.
will
be
at
Lu-
cerr.e.
about
500
miles
ea.4..
UP
TILL
NOW
Communism
has
Meanwhile,
road
and
rail
con-
.
not
d.rectiy
come
into
this
f'ruct.on
in
connection
with
the
picture
anvwhere
from
India
S-OO
000
000
Alcan
project
:s
ex-
Every
time
the
Russians
rebuff
our
disarmament
proposals
we
could
draw
a
breath
of
relief.
Wr
can't
forget
that
twice
during
our
lifetime
western
civilization
has
been
attacked
and
brought
to
the
verge
of
destruction
for
no
other
reason
than
that
the
attackers
thought
we
had
gone
soft
and
could
not
or'
would
not
defend
ourselves.
On
both
these
occasions
we
were
caught
un
Third
Avenue
Phoi'C
5C3
ONLY
ONE
PROMISE
To
continue
to
work
for
the
Best
Interest
of
Prince
Ruocrt
VOTE
FOR
prepared.
We
had
kidded
ourselves
into
believing
c'st
Pei
to
dram
heavily
on
bc.
.....
...
,
...
1,
But
see
how
the
revolt
of
the
en,ners
reserve,
that
there
WOUk
be
no
war
because
all
the
world
brown
and
black
oeoole
wlli
in-
Both
the
Terrace-Kitimat
nro-
An
Eettrie
Wit-
ni
j)
oi
b"ili""
plug
it
in-w
jut
fir
luir
nr
toffee
in
2'
;
(in
hefj"
&
wt,r
hi
'
heal
R
ii"'1
''ih:
current
heai--u.rn
i
nulii
!!
f
i!
'
real!
wanted
peace.
Are
we
going
to
be
caught
that
way
again?
Are
we
so
naive
as
to
believe
that
a
solemn
pledge
to
disarm
would
be
binding
on
any
government
that
is
planning
a
war
of
aggression?
fiuente
quit.:-
another
tru?gle
posed
rail
line
and
highway
con-
tnat
between
the
western
dem-
struction
fete
under
IL'OE
.igree-
,
ocracies
and
Russia.
mer.ls.
said
Mr.
F
.etcher,
and
of
,
Suppose
you
draw
a
map
of
the
1000
who
are
e-toe'.
ed
to
.the
world
and
pamt
in
the
So-
work
there
thi
summer.
80
per
vieti.-d
part
red,
the
western
cent
wou.d
bc-
made
up
of
en-ri-
'
democratic
part
blue,
and
leave
r.eers
and
trues
drivers,
all
the
Middle
East
and
Africa
.....
....
T.
NORTON
YOUNGS
if
"5i
.
Vw
-
.won
...
.
,
1
"mu
'
...
A
.Such
pledges
are
taken
seriously
only
bv
people
an5
w,t"
a
d
blg
ut-0"
way
are
to
be
eonstrucied
next
ihc
I1
ti.lm-ss
in
,
1
Hi
.
JlldIA
Ull
11.
summer
in
the
Tweedimair
am
liiw.
w
no
reany
non
t
want
to
light
or
to
make
the
sacn-
;
Ru.-ia
and
the
brown
and
hjrul;
Park
arra
to
complete
a
nrt-..c
..........
I
1
..
..
.
.
.
.1
fices
that
military
nrenarsttions
pnts.il
,
black
countries
are
not
yet
ai
i
I
'
llt.s.
But
Russia
L
engaged
'r.
.......
Our
own
government
seems
to
be
aware
of
the
!on
with
the,
made
a
tour'or
Auan's
.ndus
need
for
adequate
defence
but
to
be
more
afraid
of
;
s
aJelngagedw
S
!
-r"P'
'
the
weakness
of
our
own
citizens
than
of
the
de-
"f
s1-
aiso
winzi
ttie
,
.
west
Plans
are
waitin
execution
to
signs,
of
aggressor
nations.
establish
four
1000-men
camp-.
b0
lc.n,,
...
,..,
u
4
l.
4
.ON
THE
old
principle
of
"the
l
.
at
Kitimat
to
begin
coiutrucfion
.
UmK
man
rfema,ns
what
he
is,
eternal
-
enemy
ot
ene!mey
te
'in
yp:mg
the
-.ownsite.
ai,o,
vigilance
will
be
Our
best
assurance
of
freedom
from
I
friend"
some
sort
of
alliance
arrangements
have
been
made.
Get
some
young
blood
on
YOUR
city
council
VOTE
FOR
ALLAN
ARMSTRONG
Co-tdidate
for
1
year
term
NO
MATTER
HOW
YOU
VOTE
EE
SURE
TO
VOTE
4:
An
Electric
Iron
Drop
in
nil
fttl
ihi
electric
iron.
"Why,"
)iu'll
My,
"it's
sn
ligfl!"
Y,
only
three
pound
.
.
.
and,
because
of
it.
big
ole-plutc,
you
can
cut
youf
ironing
lime
hy
a
much
a.
a
diird.
FiiiRef-tip
Fabric
llial
tune.
in"
correct
temperature
for
every
fabric.
fear.
'
oetween
Ka&sia,
Persia,
Eftyot
u-ttoruun-
10
Mr.
r,epr.
vo
sail
i
and
the
revolting
peoples
of
Ai-1
a
passenger
ship
from
eastern
ri-a
Is
a
foregone
conclusion.
Canadian
coa.t
to
be
u.--ed
by
unless
forestalled.
Kit.
mat
Constructors
as
a
float-
Scripfiire
ftiiiage
for
JoJc
;
At
all
costs
the
west
mus:
"'J
i
transform
the
revolting
Arab
and
African
countries
into
al-
"The
Lord
is
not
willing
that
any
should
perish."
Long
Wire
Asks
..
j
(
.''
.;
!''
i
!
tj
-II
Peter
3:9.
.
lies,
not
enemies.
Sooner
or
lata
they
are
goinu
to
get
complete
A.m
Lesmm
IIi.a
freedom
from
the
dying
forms
'Iff
lUHC
UCUUl
Electric
Toastr
'
n
-i
or
r
maile
rijjht
lbt
in
the
kUihen.
ji
body'.
tste-,f
golden
brown,
'
nininu
hot-
LOOK
A
NEW
INGLIS
WASHER
With
features
no
other
machine
can
offer.
Save
$30.60
BUY
NOW
AT
159.00
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
preventi
make
ust
ttvP
i
1
s
V.
r
f
w
k
"
Ml
j'
h
if
v
.4
.'"J
nine
to
'"
Toast
b..th
si":
f
s
i
'
I
-1
t
f
"
0
of
western
imperialism.
If
we
don't
let
them
indeed
help
WASHINGTON
President
Truman
has
his
reading
matter
them
get
that
freedom
a.s
we
helped
India
get
hers,
then
thev
cut
0,,t
,or
him
the
lon(!-st
tele-wili
take
the.r
freedom
anywav,
.
KTam
Western
Union
history,
like
China
did,
or
like
the
Ani-
A
G30-fOot
telegram,
complete
encans
themselves
did
in
1776.
wlth
signatures,
and
costing
That
is
the
fact
of
life
the
we;i.'S2
94-
was
to
be
roiled
int0
the
his
to
face
or
suffer
calamity
White
House
to
tell
the
Pre.i-of
"
gigantic
proportion.'.
lcl!;nl
,hat
31.3-.S
citizens
ol
Schuylkill
Count
j,
Pa.,
belijve
a
1
1
U
fi
proposed
new
Air
Force
depot
J-folel
Strrivali
should
be
built
in
their
county
.
instead
of
in
nearby
Lancaster
Prince
Rupert
County.
C
McGlashing,
Penticton;
R.
Ejgn,
dupiirates
of
tne
80.000-S.
Edwards,
Sea
Island;
W.
Le-
w,rd
meS,,age
also
were
to
be
Duke
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
C.
delivered
to
the
Pentagon
for
Mclntyre,
Alice
Arm;
W.
Q.
Thomas
K.
Kinletter.
Air
Force
Fraser,
J.
Nelson
and
Roy
E.
Secretary,
and
Gen.
Hoyt
S
Van-Smith,
Vancouver;
J.
O.
Mlt-
denberg,
Air
Force
chief
of
staff,
cheil,
A.
N.
Jones
and
R.
H.
as
well
as
to
Capitol
Hill
for
Ciuley,
Terrace;
G.
8.
Rogers.
'
members
of
the
Senate
and
'Armstrong;
B.
Reynolds
and
G.
House
Armed
Services
and
Ap-Gnmstad,
Hazelton;
R.
Lush.
1
propriaffons
Committees
South
Burnaby;
F.
Taaffe,
West
Vancouver;
J
Jfefferles,
Smith-1
HISTORIC
CUP
ers;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Uruski
and
j
King
John's
Cup,
a
15-inch
sil-daughter,
Alice
Arm;
N.
F.
Car-iVPT
-gilt
treasure
made
about
negie,
Winnipeg;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1
1325,
is
still
used
at
mayoral
ban-,
C.
H.
Lundstrom,
Stewart.
quets
in
King's
Lynn,
England.
To
the
Electors
of
Prince
Rupert
Having
been
requested
by
a
large
number
of
Taxpayers
of
the
City
I
have
consented
to
offer
myself
as
an
Aldermanic
Candidate
'for
the
TWO
year
term
vacancy
in
the
coming
by-dection.
Your
vote
and
Influence
will
be
assurance
If
elected
that
every
endeavour
will
be
made
by
me
to
safeguard
the
Interest
of
this
City
in
giving
a
progressive
civic
administration.
FOR
TRANSPORTATION
THURSDAY
NEXT
PHONE
GREEN
917
H.
F.
GLASSEY
Candidate
for
Alderman
lcuricil
appliances
Ihe
most
scceptable
P""1'
wcddiDi,!,
anniversaries
or
just
because!
CNDIIK
NEW.
MANAGEMENT
,
SAVOY
HOTEL
Prince
Rupert's
only
modern
rooms
with
bath
Fraser
Street
Phone
31