s
war
1
lu..k.
Kiulles
are
aiiuc-j-.t
tr
thai
v
y.
Ha-
tr
like
this
wh"
ray
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News-
uiMi.ip.uie
were
concerns
WcdiK-sday.
January
1G.
1952
nana
wiuiln
tne
r-a.st
f
surlout
lie
seems
to
h.m
sinned
some
poor
sou'.s
(f
warrant,
o.-
can
n
lh
has
a
secret?
"
i
I
Reflects
and
Reminisces
4
i
NOT
EXACTLY
M
iy
Presumably,
Winston
Churchill
Britain's
Prime
Mhii..J
In
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daily
newspaper
devoted
to
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upbuilding
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Canadian
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Audit
Bureau
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O.
PERRY,
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-:
...
since
his
arrival
in
Ottawa,
has
Ottawa,
Monday
cvm,j,,
-;
t-j
not
pronounced
the
word
"Dom-
ed
the
nations
of
the
t)-
'
inion"
once.
Possibly
he
was
wealth
wilt
have
to
makeup
warned.
uwiihumis
ii
a
nreakrtown
'
In
Jlnuncially,
is
tu
b?
a
a..i
a.hilc
the
citv
Ls
about
1L,
I,
wouldn't
be
tor
lack,,!
why
nit
recommend
inclusion
of
lilr"y
lln
uch
Ptw-.n;
a
press
room
in
this
group
or
"
new
municipal
buildings
w
oo
v
nnMnias
duhuio.
Ji
4-,.,.i.H')
Pnihiihlv
no
where
cIms
'"Jl
I'mltea,
was
novpp
t?"
.ii
Canada
has
convenience
lor
s.-rved
in
some
ol
Brita'c
the
i.up'1's
been
K:-s
mentlonoa,
bia's
most
exclusive
cluis
V
S
if
even
Uunuht
of
Piiucc
Rupert.
tluin
here
hi
n-iei.
Horse
n,nt
waj
i
Ji'".
Vast
herds
of
tlnVi)..
never
known
to
be
huiii
Before
Korea
commenced
woi-
western
plains.
Their
.-kirs
way,
were
not
worth
j
as
robes
or
coal
:;.
Yvi
Mr--
V:
there
was
no
desire
fi)r
tr,
lock,
roast
rump
or
b-iiw
rying
the
world
a
lot
of
us
ii;
Canada
thought
of
China
as
a
wlnterlcss
so.
f
of
land.
That
was
hr-.-ituse
.f
i"norance.
lly
seme.
China
was
visionud
as
a
llowi
.
maiden,
lily-pond,
or
misslonaiy
kind
of
country,
with
soft
air
and
There
were
only
34
cars
-
W
trucks
and
buses
parked
j
ond
Avenue
betwwn
Siv
S
A..
I,.
..
r..,n,.nU
-V
...
X.
.-one.
auixuoiw.
u
v.nu
Thir(1
slreiMs
bmit
,.M
infantryman
whui
iie
thinks
ol
afternoon
last
week
01
the
38Lh
parallel
in
January?
,h,
wr
,..
,,.
;
It
could
be
a
description
of
thiny
thpy
m
S(..ltu,r
u
unuw
.Minirur,u
llme
r
place
for
.'inyonp
0:
a.iu
111,11
a.
Incidentally,
repeated
k
L
Value
of
Service
Clubs
LIVES
can
ho
enriched
by
the
spirit
of
self-sacrifice
and
sense
-
of
fellow
ship
in
community
responsibility,
and
good
citizesnhip
which
are
the
keynotes
of
the
men's
service
clubs
with
which
Prince
Rupert
is
well
supplied
and
one
of
which
is
holding
its
annual
installation
ceremonies
tonight.
Faith
of
the
members
in
their
association
and
enthusiasm
for
the
public
service
are
indicated
in
this
particular
club
through
the
fact
that
eight
of
its
members
had
perfect
attendance
during
the
year
and
the
large
majority
missed
only
one
or
two
meetings.
Here
in
Prince
Rupert
we
have
the
Rotary,
Gyro
and
Kinsmen
Clubs,
each
of
which
is
contributing
more
to
the
public
welfare
and
well-being
than
may
be
realised
by
the
citizens
at
large.
-
The
healthful
development
of
youth,
aid
to
the
needy
and
the
ill
comprise
some
of
the
most
publicized
activities
of
the
service
clubs
because
of
their
nature
and
the
fund
raising
which
they
require.
There
are
also
the
other
less
tangible
functions
of
the
service
club
through
the
exchange
of
ideas,
development
through
fellowship
of
understanding
of
others'
problems
and
the
practice
of
basic
democracy
through
joint
and
united.
effort
for
the
benefit
if
others.
These
are
benefits
which
come
not
only
to
Ihe
members
of
the
service
clubs
but,
by
their
nature,
are
passed
on
to
those
with
whoi
they
come
in
con
does
not
Increase
comiwis--i'"
f
SOW
MAY
KNOW
SOMETHING
Perhaps
he
looked
ravc
fuisT
i
aiMia
f;i
William
Cax;
,h
r
(M--
cnou.'h
when
ordering
the
In
li
vasion
of
NurinuiKly
but,
wh'-'ts
fir
-it
printer,
hi
facing
a
camera.
General
Eisen-
duccd
at
least
I'j.)
diller
how;
does
have
mi
amiable
um-s
of
varylnjs-jiwii
k
lahinwiiwlilii
'!i:i;ii'Me;tii,(.'
"llli'lil'liHU'HI'jlM!
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS
of
America,
and
George
Schmii.T,
Senior
Vice-President
of
Ce'ancse
Coipuralion
of
America.
Preliminary
planning
on
!lu.
project
is
being
xushed
in
order
to
expedite
construction
if
the
forest
management
license
which
t'.ie
company
is
seeking,
I:
granted.
Mr.
Blancke
and
-Mi.
Schneider
were
in
Prince
Rupert
la:-t
week.
CELANESE
PLANNING
Plans
for
a
multi-million
dollar
lorest
cl.velopment
in
Ihe
Arrow
Lakes
district
were
discussed
in
Vancouver
last
week-end
when
senior
officials
of
the
Celanese
Corporation
of
America
conferred
with
local
representatives.
Pietu.ed
above
an?,
left
to
right,
D.
G.
Stenstrom,
who
is
in
charge
of
planning
for
the
Celgar
Development
Company
Limited;
Harold
Blancke,
President
of
Celanese
Corporation
If
you
have
missed
your
poper,
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
your
newiboy's
name,
call
the
office
before
5
p.m.
d
r
As
I
See
It
Coal
Bins
Low
Here
Victoria
Report
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
r-"
F
Iv
nti
nOVTE
I
Alan
l.iiinl.
C.rrrn
155
The
"lioss"
Is
IJoss
Position
of
Johnson
and
Anscomb
Tribute
to
Harry
Terry
Wills
and
Nirkersoii'.i
to
Prtaell's
Mclors:
Fuiton
i
Prince
Rupert
householder!)
fvlt
the
pinch
of
sustained
cold
518-HOU;
Bth
Ave.
West
800
and
700
Iilorlu
'.
..-inthnr
ntnrc
srrinuslV
tOdaV
as
VICTORIA.
Premier
Johnson
came
out
of
tho
many
were
low
in
coal
supplies
recent
Lil)eral
executive
meeting
a
strong
man.
He
f'
";",hncD"
ps,umbPrs
t
J
Clmore
P14...11
Manning-Lain
Mistake
came
out
the
undisputed
leader,
the
boss.
He
was
One
fuel
company
said
this
.
l
1
ur,
.,.f
1,;
.
mormon
there
was
'not.
a
lump
ItOl'TK
2-Kalph
Olsrn,
Hlue
718
Herman
Street;
1480
f.th
East
to
Seal
Cove
ROI'TE
S
Victor
Maskulak.
1st
Ave.
West
248-1077
;
2nd'
Ave.
West
941-1028
ill.
hm
Sth
Street;
3rd
Ave.
Kri'.'.ell's
Motors
to
end
West.
KOt'TE
4
Alvin
Nystcclt,
Blue
638
7tl,
Ave
West
704-1427;
01
h
Ave.
West
103-61)9
V
Fulton
Sii'cct
70U
Biunlc;
Tallow
Street
iiu.,-&r',
C
Ave.
tact,
making
the
service
club
a
firm
foundation
for
good
and
solid
life
in
the
community,
the
nation
and
the
world.
-.
Prince
Rupert
has
always
showed
its
appreciation
if
not
pi'ide
in
the
good
work
of
its
service
clubs
by
supporting
their
efforts
and
activities
when
appeals
for
such
support
are
made
and
that
is
as
it
should
be.
'Speeking
of
Speling'
IN
A
RESENT
educational
magazeen
too
skolars
!
point
out
that,
contrary
to
poppular
beleef,
speling
luugn,
d.iu
ui
uav,
.
,
0t
av
iM
i-ft
in
our
bins.
We
That,
of
course,
is
the
way
u
-
ure
rit,nt
out
of
coal."
Another
s
:
Oil
snouiu
ok.
i
pny
leuun
j'"sniuuM.
hi,
uu
company
said
It
had
soma
supply
I
WA
rather
surnrised
to'cannot
httVe
constttnt
sn'l)i!1
'-i
been
an
empire
builder.
He
sat
hul
wa8
out
of
stoker
coal.
,
'
inim-
He
must-
in
Ulne'
move
t0many
years
in
the
House
here,
.
Relj(.f
o(
tne
shortage,
due
to
1
l
k
1.
t
read
that
Arthur
Lam?;,
;
liquidate
'his
enemies.
There
is!.
served
a
term
as
Mr.
Speaker,
lack
o
tri.iKht
train
service
held
M
P
had
taken
UP
one
Of
no
other
way-
PoUUcs
is
a
touh
1
was
for
lour
years
a
no-ahead
by
slktes
some
50
miles
east
here,
is
expecf?
today
gaiuv.
1
Minister
01
eaiucuwuh.
the
woi'st,
weakest
ideas
;
...
.
.
.
,
'
.
Thnr,
aiH
Annil.H
After
B.
gOOd
Ion?
lCSt
ftt
t
hi,
hi.
ROl'TK
5
Jimmy
Mclean,
Ueil
812
4th
Ave
West
100-445;
!th
Ave
West
105-515:
f-t
West
3UB-M0;
Dunamuir
Street
211-424:
Tall'
.
li.
Emerson
Place:
,At;iicw
riace.
ItOl'TK
6
Fdward
Skalap-ky
Ivi.
anwhile,
city
plumbers
ans-we
ed
"quite
a
Mew''
calls
this
morning
and
yesterday
as
low
-
recently
-
thrown
OUt
..by
have.now
DI.etty
well
indi-rad
i
ne
la
-Victoria.,
with
its
Al.
ih
ii,.
.
f
ho
..pnwl'Sea
view.
ana
its
lutu
guiueu,
Premier
Manning
of
election
in
a
great
hurry.
Tlrfre
Mr.
Perrv
perhaps
will
be
well
hovering
temperatures
cuuscu
pnniitrh
tn
oct.
hni
k
int.n
the
frav
frozen
water
Dines
in
homes.
herta.
f
it
I
:
shouldn't
be,
of
course.
Any
gen-
1
is
one
of
the
eiul
election
before
mids
jnim-.-i
'
Arthur
Laing
1
lie
.
lH-uii
50(i:t
once
more.
Everyone
hopes
so,
Temperatures,
however,
have
even
his
political
enemies,
fo.-
not
been
too
severe
as
yet
and
B.C.
political
life
cannot
be
quite
heavy
layer
of
snow
on
the
the
same
without
the
active
ground
is
protecting
the
pipes,
presence
of
Hurry
Perry.
av
plumbers.
SHERIFF'S
SALK
I
to
Ca
I'.k
'-
IT
8th
Ave.
West
105-5:17.
9'h
Ave.
East
110-2");
ME
Slieet
113-708.
UOITE
7
Peter
Hrown,
Ulue
91
Alknf
Section
2
HOI
TK
8
Jimmy
Johnson,
fireen
6G1
Waterfront
and
Pacific
Place;
(CNR-Fthfr
Jj'iOIlt.sl
.
UOl
TK
9
Melvlll
Bjornsnn,
fireen
113
8th
Ave.
East,
McHiide
to
Hays
Cove
Circle.
UOITE
10-Richard
Mat
-Donald,
Ulue
339
4th
Ave
Kast
237-73;
.Sth
Ave.
East
301-710:
Cth
Ea.st
119-245,
301-020.
Hays
Cove
Circle
82-tifi7;
C
Street
511-516;
tireen
street
411-410;
Kbert
Yuiing
S'.ree'.
ItOt
TE
U
Leslie
Murdoih,
lllack
83
Piei;oti
Ave
;
1st
and
2nd
Overlook:
llerniao
f
PiKStitt
Place.
I'tUNfE
Kfl'l'.IlT.
sounder,
more
liberal
men
in
the
of
193
would
merely
be
poiiiijai
B.C.
Liberal
party.
In
the
event
j
squirming
Liberals
and
Con-that
Premier
Johnson
clings
too
'
st
rvatives
in
a
desperate
attempt
long
to
the
coalition
millstone
'
to
get
control
01
the
govern-that
is
dragging
B.C.
Liberalism
1
ment.
toward
election,
Arthur
Laingi
When
the
people
of
B.C.
went
would
be
an
excellent
man
to
to
tne
polls
in
June
of
1949
tiiey
lead
a
revitalized
re-liberalned
,
overwhelmingly
endorsed
Coali-Liberal
party.
-I
think
such
a
tion
and
they
voted
In
a
Legis-man
could
lead
the
Liberal
party
lature
that
they
intended
to
last
to
victory
in
B.C.
j
lour
sessions,
f
hey
didn't
vet
Hence
it
seems
to
me
a
shame
'
for
another
election
in
two
or
that
h
is
saying
"me
too"
to
one
three
year
an
election
of
p;-ol
the
Social
Credit
Premier's
litical
manipulation,
which
is
IN
THE
COUNTY
COl.KT
OK
KUI'KUT
KOUJhN
AT
HKI.NCR
lucl-
-
-riETWEEN
SOCIAL.
SKCUHITY
ANIJ
MUNICIPAL
AID
TAX
ACT
a:ul
At
flKflT
At
Mi-CAKHiltY
LIMIThD.
llllU
P
H.
1.1N.EY.
Pl.AlNITKrS.
-
AND
AGAINST
1'ltANK
YANITSKI.
olhirww
known
iw
frank
Julin
YuiiluKI.
rarrylnn
aifaong
American
students
has
improved
grately
in
the
passed
censhury.
But
they
ajso
point
out
that
"many
great
writers
often
misspell
words"
and
that
mispelling
does
not
nesasarily
prevent
understand-
r.
We
agree.
"
The
Elizabeethans
showed
a
fine
sense
of
in-tlependans
and
individjualism
in
their
spelling.
Later
came
the
tirany
of
the
dikshonerry.
Artemus
Ward
and
his
fellow-humerists
rebelled
in
the
19th
censhury
and
acted
cute
with
the
alfabet
but
got
a
hit
tiresome.
Bernard
Shaw
tried
more
seeryously
to
make
speling
funkshonal
and
left
a
lot
of
munnv
promote
simplified
Inglish.
Z
Yet
o.ur
children
put
on
the
cloke
of
uniformity
and
spel
the
convenshonal
way
even
better
than
their
gratc-grandparence.
Speling
improoves
while
inishiative
faltres.
Where
is
the
spirit
of
Francis
Drake
and
Daniel
Boone?
Are
we
reering
a
race
of
men
or
of
rowboats?
Christian
Science
Monitor.
s.mi.
o
la
ItM'
HU14
..ml
I'KNOIIIN
llOHHY
SHOP,
oil
bUMlu;.s
I'K.NC.UIN
ItOHliY
.SHOP,
In
o
UEKKNDANT
i
worst,
mistakes
1
wnui
any
eiri-uuu
urac
i
That
mistake
is
the
proposal
.summer
of
19a3
will
be.
Johnson
that
British
Columbia
and
Al-
:
and
Anscomb,
much
as
they
hate
i-nitn
ifcTti
iv
t;
tii'I-tti,-1
r,t
U.''ii-v..
..1
1.
,f
HwririilU.n
mill
II
1
f
cr..V3
berta
should
combine
into
one
i
Coalition,
are
just
being
honett
WAHIiANT
ri-i.r-cUvriy
tsiui
from
tno
!
Cuurt
una
v
h
Uny.,--
;
when
they
figure
they
have
a
I
siuvitiv.
ami
tu
me
iim-cuxi
iwaiiiM
mo
umt
i.
tinuwm
ol
.h"
'i
contract
with
the
neonle
to
.serve
1
rteicutlniiis.
trunk
Yanltski.
otlwrwlse
known
iw
Krimk
John
Yiuilukl.
-w
.
..
...
..
.!
.
....
,,
H..l,t,v
Kl.n
I
h..vc
K,-y,-l
!
ii.tintrrH.
1
hltr
iMjuml
1)IV.KI
is.
ItOl'TK
12
Sunnily
Alexander
llth
Ave.
East
333-1815;
Frederick
St.;
Shcibroiik
.'
Ilk!
lout
tne
me
oi
me
ui.siuia.er.
.;
..i
ui
i,ii.o-
1
(,.u.i.r
tuiiu.
t
B1UH
vast
province.
GRANTED
that
some
of
the
arguments
advanced
or
implied
by
the
present
Piinior
of
Al
KOITE
II
Kimny
iCby,
(.ru
n
25R
1st
East.
22.V247:
Slid
Ave
West
137-341:
1st
S
for
which
the
people
voted.
Tl.
trn
K-irl
U-irru
Pdrr'
lalluiK
lf:il
liilili',
1
BlasK
showciuie.
1
Kawowt
T.irrnl
Oil
lieu
tor.
chulrv
Win
Mta.
tiovltie.
oupi-iil.Ts'
toil...
wood
Mmk.
'i
i-lvclrio
tutrim.
cnluneU
:inu
sundries
t.w
numerous
to
mfniion,
uml
mi
l
lunula
.
II"1
I'.IU
i'.v
Jiinii:ii
l.-,
'.
:il
tin-
li.iiir
nf
(.:
P.M..
ul
Hit
Kinol
Hunk.
i-rai-r
MMli
I
shi'll
..Her
lui-
mile
m
pillsho
r
,iii,
I
nil.
.11
Miwl.
I'liini-
ltiiMTl.
liiicliim
all
the
riRlit.
title
ami
interest
of
the
imul
ai
IcnUuiits
in
the
nnuvc
HIMKlS.
berta
and
one
of
the
passible
;
hea,-th
ls
such
that
ne
had
to
131-225;
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
Daily
New.s-Nu'i
I
Motors.
j
HOITK
15
Robert
Jensen,
Klark
!.15
.
5th
Ave.
West
35-735,
741-745;
Borden
Street
F
Street
Bigsar
Place.
future
Premiers
of
B.C.
ar
sound.
give
up
presidency
of
the
B.C.
Liberal
Association.
His
resignation
f-ninp
n-
a
shock,
even
to
TKKMS
OP
SALE.
CASH,
and
this
siite
nhi.l!
b.
miuject
to
the
Social
If
we
were
trying
to
set
up
an
independent
nation,
a
combined
I
those
wno
haven't
aareed
with
S""ty
"
Miimcpul
Aid
tax.
ROI'TE
ifi
Frank
Kilborn,
(Ireen
977
Scripture
jpaS.UHje
Jiula
ajMtae
jor
for
sonait
B.C.-Alb.'ita
would
have
all
Ihe
i
him
on
internal
Liberal
policies.
and
I
havb
also
seized
l
usk:
a
seau
urnwprs:
l
hetini
stove:
l
4!h
Ave,
East
124-231;
5tn
Ave.
East
ini-24fi;
m
East
108-658;
Bowser
Street.
means
ol
sc
-sullicienev.
me
i
....
,,..
uunoutwrca
cnir.
tuni
ini.
""
J'"-.
""
However,
Mr.
Perry
said
ne
,
,
b..nrtsaw
n
bench,
motor
nttacheil;
1
shupwr,
motor
attiiLlu-it;
1
samicr.
"Let
us
heartily
rejoice
in
the
strength
of
our
salvation.
area
is
destined
to
become
one
UTiiilft
crintimip
a
T.ihcrnl
f-tn
his:
no,hAH-
I
ininur
mntnr
Hi.t:iehi-(1
1
tabli
sa.
motor
and
bench:
Psalm
95:1.
of
the
most
productive,
most
!,,
i
,i,i
ho
ovnilnhtp!
i
lathe:
1
electric
motor:
1
bundle
enbM':
1
Iki
tools
anil
mturhmenu:
U
ROI'TE
17
C
harlie
l.indstrom,
Cireen
924
r
-
-
--
-
nrosoeieus
on
all
the
earth.
That
I
.
,
,
ii,i
h
f
oi.res
wall
bouru.
sundrire;
anil
on
ThiirMlay,
Ihe
'illli
iU
ol
Janiiurt.
Bth
Ave.
We.st
210-539:
7th
Ave.
West
120-537
It
p
S
St
f'J'
al
llic
hour
ol
l.-lo
In
lite
iilleriiooii
ut
I.IiiiIsmv'h
I
arias
uiid
sloruKe.
r,Tr
i.Tr.rnn
1
1
,h,
v,i
s
r
.
t,
t.t
.
.
...
.
i
1
1
t
O
flip
DIM
irt
hilt,
beside
tllP
i.
I.
,i..u.
1
ill.
West
221-S28:
l.otbinlere
St.
721-728;
McBride
e
Iiiei
Hupfl-t.
III
.,
t
Milt
oner
lor
aaie
pn-r
704;
Tatlow
St.
-025-133.
'
ftcuiieivtr
urtu,
.iiiuiiu
,
iv-inoo
tJUNULlij,
untjianu
vi
:
:
D
'
oni
i-ougii
m
a
uuuuurss
win
England's
lev
remaining
historic
Winnifred
Martin,
59-year-old
!
P'nt-
in
days
to
come.
windmills
are
slowly
breaking
author
was
given
suspended
sen-j
The
point
is,
we
are
not
trying
T(.
...
tranue
without
i
at
pviblic
auction
all
the
riaht.
title
and
uitw.st
ol
llw
laid
delendant
in
I
the
nljovc
wxxl.
Terms
or
sale.
CASH,
and
this
sale
shall
be
subject
to.
tho
Social
.Security
and
Municipal
Aid
Tax.
.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B
C,
this
Unth
day
of
.lunuarv.
liS2
ItOtTE
18
Teddy
Careless
V,rs
nth
Ave.
Ea.st
Block
800:
Sth
Ave.
East
915-!V1G;
Wi
down.
One
local
mill
was
closed
tence
when
charged
with
steal-
I
tc
set
up
a
n
independent
sov-iMr
perr
ln
the
political
fi:;ht.
i
i
bvrause
the
stock
which
holds
1
ing
two
books
from
a
shop
in
this
eroign
nation
astride
the
Rockies.
Fo
years
h(s
political
sagacity
;
j
Bust
1000-1144.
10th
East
000-1130;
Alfred
K-fc,
M.
M
8TCHHKNM,
Shci-iu"
or
th
County
uf
Prmi
Rujiert.
,
IJU.I8.19.S3)
uw
aus
cannot
oe
repiacea,
ue-
neruoiasnire
town,
ene
nad
j
we
uie
pai
i.
ui
iaaaua,
mm
on-
,
an(j
njs
oratory
have
been
orna-
PC-M
eaune
oi
iacK
ot
spare
para.
i
wniien
tne
oooks
nerseit.
;aaa
remains
tne
veiy
co"lr'-1
ments
in
the
BC
rjolitical
firma-
till
stone
oi
the
uritisn
worm
torn-!
heard
ment
Ariyone
wn0
ever
monwealth.
!
Harrv
Perrv
raise
his
voice
in
Bacon
Strevl;
Donald
Street.
ROI'TE
19
Jimmy
Johnson,
(ireen
6fil
-0th
Ave.
Ea.st
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
ROI'TE
20
Jack
Rudolph,
Green
131
8th
Ave.
East
1036-1044.
III
it
Over
a
Million
Women
agree
the
Daily
Dipper
am
"INGLIS"
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
IS
THE
FINEST
YOU
CAN
BUY
No
bolting
to
floor
Flexible
Cycle
Partial
Loads
Top
Filling
Agitator
Action
Seven
rinses
SEE
THIS
AMAZING
WASHER
AT
ROI'TE
21
Jimmy
Moorehead,
Red
333
.
2nd
Ave.
West
1135-1314;
Park
Ave.
1005-2279:
Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
ROI'TE
23
I.arry
Parent,
fireen
481
8th
West
015-735;
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
Street.
ROl'Tri
24
Brian
Roberts,
Black
480
:?nd
Ave.
We.st
718-3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street:
3rt
West
Daily
News-Watts
and
Nickerson's
(5t!i
'
ROI'TE
25
Gary
Parkin,
Green
6B0
Cth
Ave.
East
1141-1478.
G.E.
WASHER
p.
It
theiv;
were
no
British
Com-
j
the
legislative
chamber
will
monwealth,
the
British
Isles
Ijiever
forget
him.
could
survive,
physically,
as
part
j
He
has
given
good
service
to
of
a
united
Europe.
But
if
there
;
this
province,
this
nativt
!
oi
were
no
Canada
in
the
British
I
England,
this
good
Canadian
Commonwealth
its
break
up
j
--
would
be
a
matter
of
a
few
years
;
or
seventy
unit,
Norlhrn
0n.
at
most.
;
,
ari0
might
form
one
or
two.
,
i
Little
Prince
Edward
Island,
NOR
ARE
the
indications
valid
our
ieast
populous
province,
is
as
that
a
combined
B.C.-Alberta
weu
governed
as
any
of
the
would
be
able
to
"stand
up
to"
:
bigger
ones,
and
incidentally,
far
Ontario
and
Quebec
within
the
m
t,re
economically
governed
Canadian
federation.
The
place
lnan
any
other.
Ths
last
time
I
to
"stand
up"
for
the
rights
of
,
had
tne
chance
to
check
up
down
'
the
people
of
Alberta
and
B.C.
is
j
tnat
way
there
were
only
minis-
,
in
the
parliament
of
Canada.
We
i
ters
drawing
small
salaries.
!
will
do
that
as
our
population
j
increases,
anyway.
;
CONSIDERING
the
kind
of
prob-
'
Moreover,
as
B.K.
Sandwell
j
lems
with
which
Canadian;
showed
some
years
ago
in
Toron-
i
provinces
must
deal,
the
provin-I
to
Saturday
Nleht,
the
smaller
j
cial
governments
are
already
far
(
j
the
provincial
unit
the
better,
too
far
from
the
people.
In
B.C.
;
cheaper
government
the
people
;
our
government
hides
behind
a
feci
I
ROCTE
26
Frankie
Stewart.
Blue
116
M
7th
Ave.
East
981-1080;
1103
Kldiey
numi.
Ave.
928-1154.
DO
''.I
a-t
fl,.:,i,.H.Uii
llnnxu
f.rAw
91
A
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
What
a
difference
is
riqht!
The
Daily
Dipper
is
a
small
tub
that
fits
riqht
inside
the
tub
of
your
G.F.
washer
which
can
be
used
for
daily
wash
and
the
larqe
tub
for
weekly
wash.
Uses
only
a
fraction
of
the
soap
and
hot
water.
G.E.
Washer
with
Daily
Dipper
$-1
fiQ.gO
Only
M.fU
Northern
B.
C
Power
Co.
L
tel.
Prince
Rupert
-
Phone
210
Stewart,
B.C.
6th
East,
McBrWe-JIays
Cove
Cirtle.
Hays
cove
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
NEW
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
I
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
YOU
g'jt.
Instead
of
combining
our
salt-water
moat,
70
miles
wide!
VNDKR
NEW
MANAGEMENT
...
SAVOY
HOTEL
Prince
Rupert's
only
modern
rooms
with
bath
Fraser
Street
Phone
37
present
ten
provinces
into,
say,
!
five
bigger
chunks,
the
better,
i
wiser
trend
would
be
to
divide
i
the
provinces
we
have
Into
sixty
Tlie
mei
ger
of
B.C.
and
Alberta
would
make
It.
even
more
difficult
for
the
people
to
get
to
their
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on
page
4)
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