There
were
other
cash
ileum
Ontario
0r
on
it
r
o.hii'h
were
abso
utelv
lnesciio
6
As
I
See
It
i
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News1
Pasture
Now
able.
For
for
every
dollar
of
cash
I
SOMF
Yfab-
outlay
local
people
and
local;
in
.Vi,
,
3
Satan
at
Work
In
World
Still
business
concerns
gave
one
or
could
buiin
,
'x
Thursday,
February
14,
1052
"Mill
llfJr
:
two
dollars
in
tree
laoor
and
ftlldil,.-!
it'
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
ancf
Reminisces
Big
Airport
'
free
services.
One
sawmill
even
abor
lan
"for
free."
j
..,',
wp
.....
u.i..l.
..f
...
.
.
n
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
"less
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Pastor
S.
R.
Johnson
brought
another
challenging
message
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
last
night
on
the
problem
of
sin.
He
Al
tilt-
ih-h'.iii-
ui
wn.-
uc-
onnglnw
more
OVcr
it..
EDMONTON
'(("
Tlic
Edmon
ton
municipal
airport
which
has
Plltpalt
3.
A.
hunter,
Managing
Editor;
h.u.fkkky,
Managing
Director
bPCOmn
one
of
tne
busiest
and
mentioned
that
It
was
not
popti-Jaek
Stewart,
Black
Hawk
hoc-
lar
to
speak
about
sin
and
its
key
player,
went
to
bed
for
two
consequenc
es.
From
Genesis
3
months
with
an
injured
back
he
pointed
out
that
Satan,
who
and.
when
abh;
to
get
around
is
the
enemv
and
deceiver
of
the
,
tion
just
about
every
truck
driver
in
town
was
gjvlng
one
day
a
week
unpaid.
A
big
oil
company
was
supplying
the
gasoline.
And
all
sorts
of
craftsmen
were
doing
their
bit
all
for
no
!
other
puy
than
helping
to
build
something
that
was
gulus
to
'
wit
i
aniuino
sonic
us
how
to
Pt
.
f.Ybe
via-,,,;;
Ifaf
out
o(
Na,
r'or
was
it
w
,:;
raised
$40(101)
;ljr';
then
sent
u.
p'
sub
.ciihiis
k,,
'"
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RATES:
most
modern
airfields
in
Canada
'
By
carrier,
per
week,
25c;
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year,
jfTPfo
s
this
year
marks
its
25th
uimiver-
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mail,
per
month,
75c;
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year,
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msp"
Isary.
-
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunoay
by
Oni-e
a
cow
pasture,
the
filr-j
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
port,
has
frown
to
a
$12.000.000
,
Entered
as
second
cWsfnall
by
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
j
investment.
It
has
spivad
from
j
1
.
the
original
160
acres
to
7a0;
again,
returned
to
recover
from
human
race,
was
using
the
same
;its
Off
To
Nanaimo
th:
effects
of
brain
concussion,
old
.strategy
today
in
holding
Huckey
is
a
great
game,
but
there
men
captive
in
sin.
''YOU
WON'T
find
all.V
:.-
a
point
where
sport
ends,
and,
Thi
was
brought
out
in
five
,..
,
.
..
v.
I
h(ln
m:iki
NumtllP'l
l.
lnl.t.'!-
I
hnm.v.i
.
,
ijiux-
j
ii.
....
n
wouia
h-
something
else
commences.
lnts-
i
Jnt-'l
'"V
a
"
-V
n
"
c
'
i
!
had
a
lot
of
jokes
about
'
!.
I
W
C1'ly-S
lx'"1"1'
I
Doubt.
Satan
in
his
own
sub-
thall
the
lU'W
i
1
iMiAMn
i
they
HAVE
a
a:-res,
and
is
believed
tne
oniy
i
Canadian
airport
within
a
city's
boundaries;
perhaps
the
only
one
j
.
in
North
America.
'
i
Captain
James
A.
(Jimmy)
Bell
j
was
(he
first
manauer
and
still-
tie
way
causes
people
to
doubt
,.
x
n-iinin
1
the
building
of
of
that
that
rink.
rink.
They
They
It
may
be
a
touch
of
Imagination,
but
ever
since
Prince
caught
the
curling
bee
and
that
what
Ood
says
in
His
Word
1
sw,.ar
by
all
the
gods
that
some
Is
true.
This
leads
to
the
final
Yet
strange
are
the
ways
I
,
,
w
tim(.,.s
wno
helped
finally
got
down
to
actual
de
tr-'i-
sin.
"The
wages
"progress."
For
on
the
smooth;
.
.
,
.
.
.
h
d
.
holds
the
position
or
of
-eld
-,
.
...
!vel:pment
and
accomplishment
eonsequem
,
,
.,
officially
.
.
of
sin
Is
death.
lh
i(,ea
hiW
8preamng-
N(1W
Although
Lie
f
swllt
journey
w
naiwimo
"ja
vaRUC
idea
of
what
curling
Is!
Tim
u.,rru.nl
Koiri
until
tlllk
to
o
d
tnelUlS
lor
HOI
IlDy
l-
,
,,,
,..
i,..,,.,l,f
vn
h,iH
Denial
..
'
.......
.
..
von
find
i.hnt.
all
si-hed-i
.
'.
.
'
....
.
I
I
come?
word
that
Port
Alberni
is
planning
another
rink.
P
f'
T
II
II
Will
III1L
I.U.V..
....
Adam
and
to
have
skates
a)
perform!
35
years
old,
it
was
actually
used
for
many
years
before
1027
when
rianistormini!
was
the
rune,
i
Chai-K-j.
Decker.
Edmonton
bar-
,,r,.iu
ii
Thin
reveals
until
u.i
u!ed
paksener
and
freight
ser-
But
they
all
jumped
in
behind
i
A
thnt
thev
had
.
to
.
make
a
choice,
vices-
-
to
and
from
that
isle
have
liuw
often
in
the
past
have
wc
,
l
i.
..il...
f
.v,
l.l
,
.
I..,,
ine
ouiiuing.
it
was
iiiniu.ii.
us,
recently
been
ui.wonUnueQ,
iinv-
i
wnv
way
that
niai
.wenietn
siriiiri.ii
!.
'i
i
much
fun
as
those
old
fasti-.
There
is
II-.HT
UMU
UU.MI
JMl.-
'l
Uir
w.l.
i..
-
to
school
students,
re-
r.
inrl
in"
tne
zuu
iiiir.i.uu;im..i
viiLuai-i
;
,
.
,
the
days,
says
he
believes
the
nrst
k.
o.miewln.t
rionhtf.illv
riHhl
unto
man
but
ly
.strandiHk
.Tl'U.y
Vian
gel
on
'
"
-
plane
landed
in
Edmonton
betore
thereof
Is
death."
,
ln(,y
wou,(,
bu
runnin(!
the
town
rt.
to
have
back
in
pioneer
days,'
;,.'".
in
1
.
j
,.r
.1...
l..l.,l
1..
Kii'inu
u;
the
First
World
War
some
day.
Everyone
agreed,
but
Desire.
When
doubt
and
de-
j
"
ter
taxis.
But
it
cost
a
wnaii
It
was
from
this
field
that
this
was
us
far
as
it
went.
So
nlul
had
accomplished
their
bu-h
pilots
like
W.
R.
i
Wapi
May
.
,
,'
.
,
,
.
rMtna
,,,
,
h
fc.
fortune
for
one
person
to
iimKe
.
Mosf-Popuhrfezorin
&i
and
Matt
Berry
ro.
to
lame
in
':.Iuln
''
tuin
tn''
lhat
,nU
dlien'-'
business,
so
to
desire.
When
she
saw
that
,way
i
the
aviation
world.
tree
good
The
government
of
B.
C.
has
w(,
cxrmi,iiied
Tuesiluy,
is
a
the
fruit
or
the
was
Co
it.
Bell
yves
May
credit
for
i
Ur8t
class
id(,a
Why?
Times
have
for
food,
she
ate
and
gave
to;a
moral
obligation
to
the
people:
!
opening
the
public's
eyes
to
ihe
changed,
and
time
is
cash.
A
fel-
her
husband.
People
fall
for
the
of
all
these
gulf
islands
to
re-
tu
ui.
ii'-
vv"c.
,l"
low
:it
45
is
becomintr
e
derly.
It
s
lust,
of
the
eve.
the
nleasure
ol
establish
regular
sni
pping
mt-
,
in
dt-veloping
the
north
besides
tip
to
you
to
educate
yoursvlt.
ain.
The
Bible
says
that
"friend-
vices,
lill
a
uroless:on.
learn
a
trade.
1
shin
df
the'
world
is
enmilv
with
I
barnstorming.
MOST
striking
thing
my
i
Ii
was
.lan.
1
1129.
that
May
i
nn(
job
or
if
possible
make
a
Ood."
Ithr
!
mad.;
a
flight
In
his
old
Curtis
j
stake
while
still
young.
What
Project
Justified
THE
new
fun
and
enjoyment
that
has
been
brought
in
recent
days
to
the
young
and
the
old
of
Prince
Rupert
on
the
ice
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Chin's
rink
at
Seal
Cove
is
testimonial
to
the
worth-whileiiess
of
that
project
and
must
be
a
matter
of
satisfaction
to
all
the
good
workers
whose
enterprise
and
activity
have
brought
the
project
to
happy
consummation.
"We
have
talked
about
skating
rinks
for
years
hut,
until
the
Curling
Club
got
into
action,
it
never
got
past
the
talking
stage
and
nothing
was
done
about
it.
That
skating
is
a
popular
diversion
in
Prince
Rupert
has
now
been
amply
proven.
Only
pity
is
that
it
will
have
to
be
curtailed
as
the
curlers
themselves
take
over
the
ice
as
they
rightfully
should.
Meantime,
the
conception
of
and
enthusiasm
for
the
rink
project
have
been
well
justified.
The
backers
and
workers
of
the
project
are
deserving
of
congratulation
and
appreciation
and
best
wishes
for
a
full
measure
of
enjoyment
as
their
reward.
Rumor,
a
Base
Thing
THE
thing
called
rumor,
which
newspapers
know
well
and
which
often
harasses
them
sorely,
is
evil.
-
The
wickedness
and
injustice
of
all
rumor
is
that
its
originator
and
sponsor
are
often
never
found.
That
in
itself
is
sufficient
proof
that
such
a
practice
is
unworthy
of
civilized,
thinking
people
with
respect
to
their
fellows
and
themselves.
No
one
should
utter
or
give
strength
to
a
rumor
or
further
its
course
of
defamation,
damage
and,
so
often,
distress
who
is
not
in
possession
of
facts
to
Jenny,
carrying
the
name
"Cltyi(.vcr
you
choose
to
follow,
in
of
Edmonton."
which
opened
the
jiif(:
i,y
ulKi
like
u,
naturally,
j
way
for
a
generation
of
bush
j
Spending
a
day
mixing
with
i
pilot".
'
.
I
those
already
busy
with
somc-
Disobendicnce.
When
they
wife
and
I
discovered
on
a
had
fallen
to
the
strategy
of
week
s
visit
to
Vancouver
Is-;
Satan,
they
ate,
thereby
show-
land
was
Nanaimo's
curling
rink.
'
ing
disobedience.
This
disobedi-
You
will
be
reading
about
it
ence
brought
death.
:
next
month
when
they
are
to
,
Death.
-This
death
brought
h"v0
a
monsU-r
bonspiel,
with
physical,
spiritual
and
eternal
participants
from
all
over
the
death.
Because
of
their
dls-,
country.
obedience
they
were
dead
in'
But
what
interested
me
was
An
epidemic
of
diphtheria
had
'
thing
or
other
and
absorbing
broken
out
at
Fort
Vermillion,
j
what
you
see,
hear
and
study,
is
350
miles
north.
Anti-toxin
was
I
at
least
a
i
.ileiidid
way
to
make
'
needed
immediately.
A
plane
was
a
i.tart.
i
the
only
possible
way
to
get
iti
trespasses
and
in
sins.
They
were
how
they
built
it.
It
cost
only
I..
...
tlift
..........
i
r:..j.,
i.iii:n:
in
unit
in
qiii-ii
i"-
oasKaiencwun
iiiiod
a
iireiiu.i-
n
.
,,,(,
ith
n,,ri
roiih
inul,
j
non
i"Hih
although
it
is
twice
or
three
!
demlc.
May,
in
a
two-seater.
ink
copulation
although
not
of:
K..i
....
i.,...
n,..,'..
,r
..'..i.
.
ir)
niadv
the
;
dist.-jssing
conseque
nces.
II
's
'
open-cockpit
plane
sin
man
will
go
into
eternal
before
to
that
province
happened
jd
th
Tn
t
,
,,tf,rnal
a
and
it
managed
to
discover
rea-
trnm
f,,lrt
ThrA
,',,
tr'p
successfully.
PIONEER
FLIGHTS
up.
jum
now,
some
one
th,ng
that
ma
can
d0
ftn1
"
sons
s
io
1
cneer
Ten
years
earlier,
however.
May
.
l,UK
ou-
and
George
Gorman
had
made'10""
lhat
is
to
fiee
to
the
arms
of
For
the
clicktit
fthove
of
your
"If
the
Son,
!
what
has
gone
down
on
record
as
j
I
iJesus
Jesus
for
for
refu!
refuge.
m
U
F,.brun,.v
bul
HnvliKlit
!the
first
commercial
flinht
in
y;.
L
y.
'
therefore,
shall
make
you
free,
comes
earlier
(if
you
have
shall
oe
tree
indeed.'
the
me
west.
w,,t.
They
mi,
....
carried
i
u
a
bundle
pnough
hardihood
to
raise
the-'-
ye
of
newspapers
to
Wetaskiwin,
38
.,,
,
.
,,.,,
.
,
..,
i
sol,,
Mmr.
33
miles
h
of
Edmonton,
in
10,9.
,
,
iTf,
f,pt
arqiiHintcd
witn
the
Gillette
Rocket.
Thi
motJ-fn
razor
chants
bhttlc
irntantly,
cUant
instantly,
and
shuvri
like
n
dream.
Uuy
a
Rocket
Razor
and
enjoy
shaves
lhat
are
quicker,
eusit
r
nnd
a
lot
more
convenient.
9lntlan(
BlaiCk-
Real
ShavingC:
Doubl
Etigtf-..
With
the
success
or
tne
nisi
fascination.
Others
order
J-lo
lei
sl
rriua
(i
i
northern
flight,
aviation
in
Ed-;
breakfast
around
lunch
hour,
j
montor.
started
to
boom.
Trap-
j
times
that
figure
at
going
val-
j
1
ues.
The
secret
was
voluntary
la-I
'
bor.
Nanaimo
had
never
had
a
curling
rink,
and
some
of
the
!
men
and
women
around
towii
thought
it
would
be
a
good
Idea
;
to
build
one.
,
They
formed
a
citizens'
com-
j
mittee.
headed
by
a
bunk
man-
.
ager.
But
the
bant
manager
;
soon
-was
transferred
and
in?
Job
of
heading
the
campaign
'
lell
on
the
Vancouver
Suns;
Nanaimo
manager,
Jack
Whit-1
lam..
'
Jack
minimum
his
own
parti
in
it.
but
from
keen
young
May-,
or
V.'eslwcod
and
others
in
Nun-1
aimo,
I
lea.n
It
was
tops.
I
But
the
whole
population
oi
j
Naiuitnu
U:
ui
pec!
in
;.iid
got
be-
;
hunt
thij
project.
The
actuilj
ict.iaaujiiacry
i;ot
over
$20,000.
$2!
Gyros
Cooperate
Complete
Set
Includes
k
Uokel
Rnor
With
Styrtiw
Travel
Case
And
10
Gillette
Blue
Blades
ia
Dispenser
I
pets
seized
the
chance
to
save
!
months
of
dog
t.'ara
travel
to
in-r-
iin"s
Ruurjlies
were
flown
in
and
furs
flown
out
to
provide
pav
loads
both
ways.
Prince
Rupert
!
Olof
Hanson,
city;
Jack
Kennedy,
G.
Pike,
K.
G.
Bosworth.
;Capt.
W.
W.
Mounce
and
Miss
O
iD.
Peddie,
Vancouver;
G.
B.
iTiimble
and
F.
C.
Lutes.
Saska-
i
In
Education
Week
II
i
Cther
pilots
and
companies!
joined
in
and
by
1928
the
city,
prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
ac
bnnsted
three
airplanes
and
an
(.nt,.M
.
r.rr,s-it
nf
th
Prim-p
toon;
A.
Anderson,
W.
Boyd
and
airport
staff
of
three.
By
1937
Rupf.rt
Teacherf
Association
to
c-
Byd-
Courtenay;
J.
A
Charl-
ithce
fiKu-es
had
grown
to
45
participate
in
th.;
forthcoming
ton-
Skeena
Crossing,
Mr.
and
planes
and
an
airport
staff
of
observance
of
Education
Week
Mrs-
c-
w-
Blakeburn
and
C.
W.
97.
Instead
of
hearing
an
Education
AJgei-,
,
Terrace;
Dr
E.
Manson,
!
Today
there
are
about
1,000
Week
rpeaker
as
has
been
the
Nanaimo;
3.
S.
Harper,
Edmon-
!
riipoi--.
emril
yee.s
and
it
is
esti-
custom,
suggestion
was
that
,on'
R-
K-
Dunlop,
Smithers;
mated
that
a
nlane
takes
off
or
members
of
the
club
might
visit
H
M-
Wightman,
Terrace;
Mrs,
lands
every
five
minutes
of
the
the
High
School
and
see
educa-
h-
A-
Marshall
and
Mrs.
Brooks,
'dav.
tion
In
action.
The
matter
was
Vcia-
Sask.
'
i
'if-
support
his
statement.
The
subject
of
accusation
by
vague
rumor
has
no
opportunity
of
defence.
He
or
she
is
fighting
a
ghost.
The
proudest
possession
of
any
man
or
woman
is
his
or
her
integrity
and
good
name,
the
knowledge
that,
whatever
their
station
in
life
may
lie,
rich
or
poor,
they
have
the
respect
of
all.
There
can
be
truth
in
rumor
but
it
is
a
careless,
and
often
cowardly,
person
who
indulges
in
its
dissemination.
There
are
too
many
rumors.
The
wagging
tongue
of
the
rumor-monger
and
careless
talker
can
torture
the
soul
and
mind
of
many
an
innocent
person
and
family.
tine
in
The
Lone
Ranger'
CFPR
"0ldit40;50;60?"
j
Recently
a
Trans-Canada
Air
referred
to
the
program
com-j
Lrnes
plane
was
unable
to
land
mittee
for
further
action.
in
Edmonton
because
of
icy
run-:
Among
other
matters
coming
ways,
and
turned
back
to
Cal-
up
at
yesterday's
monthly
Gyro
Man;
You
re
Crazy
Igaiy.
That
mariced
me
nrst
ousiness
mncneon
was
a
sugges-
t
inn
Ihjit.
Ihfr
lrvnl
rlnh
miiht.
rnrt-t
yow
mt
1.imwrt'
W7
.iJ
'f
"?casion
in
20
years
when
an
aircraft
was
unable
to
land
here
sponsor
a
new
club
which
has
rtutdotui
fpllim
tint
Nr'l
!
bwir
Urfc
of
inui
ri,fii
mny
h1
wotbftn
"old."
'lir
tnittit
'I
wiie
TliM
fur
lp.
jmiiigw
1
uT,
tlu
V-'!'
rtay.
Nw
"nt-t
in''ii'rit'l"
ai
vm$
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r
tut
at
all
iru
utm
ver
wktr.
5:30
P.M.
FRIDAY!
been
suggested
or
Anchorage.
Alaska.
because
of
runway
conditions.
But
Capt.
Bell
didn't
feel
bad
about
the
situation.
In
a
country
such
as
this,
where
winter
wea-
Belgium
Well
Represented
i
the
sorrow
of
a
great
friendly
ther
is
about
as
unpredictable
as
nation.
luny,
he
feels
the
Edmonton
air-
i
"The
head
of
the
state
has
des-!
port
has
a
proud
rsoord.
ignated
the
heir
to
the
throne
!
i
to
represent
him
at
the
funeral,
j
TEMPERATE
'
'
CLIMATE
He
will
be
accompanied
by
the!
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D,.i.n
iiir
.h
ini.ir
f
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In
Lima,
capital
of
Peru,
maxi-
J,
An
offical
commique
received
Uorci
affairs
'an1
by
chlrf8
ofimum
summer
temperature
is
B2
here
today
by
Belgian
Vice-con-
,
army
(Jvgrees
and
minimum
In
w-in-sul
Pierre
Le
Ross
states
that,
i
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is
50.
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HollUo
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rnrIt
Y"tt
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:
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BABY'S
CRY
IS
NOT
ALWAYS
TEMPER
DISTINGUISH
between
your
bahy'i
cry
of
pain
and
cry
of
terr.iwr.
'i
he
"pain
cry"
bhotilii
lutve
inatant
attcfiti'in.
For
the
fever
Uh
dm-It
em
due
ti
tJtiH
mi
tme'h
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Ixiwela
or
thmta
n.mmnn
rtiKf-ntive
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Hwliy'n
Own
TitMeLn
al
ori(t.
A
mie
Toronto
Mnihtr
tefjilJi
she
tin
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thy
wnrk
every
time.
i.i
mtiui,
in
v
.ui...
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in
accordance
with
tradition,!
ed
by
news
dispatches.
Belgium
j
of
a
Bp,
ian
stale
nead
will
be
the
funeral
represented
at
jn
ft
forciRn
capita,
is
not
cug.
j
of
King
George
VI
I
tomary
when
an
official
visit
;
"Prime
Minister
Van
Houtte
of
nas
not
previously
taken
place.
Belgium,"
begins
the
communi-
j
.-Tne
Belgian
government
re-que.
"stated
in
the
House
of
Rep-
j
Rrcts
that
erroneous
presnta-
:
resentatlves
that
Belgium
wishes
,
Uon
o
Uctt
might
have
led
to
I
tc
be
represented
at
the
funeral
;
minimize
the
part
Belgium
is!
in
a
very
dignified
way.
j
taking
in
the
British
mourning."
'
The
government
and
speakers
j
Mr.
Le
Ross
will
attend
the
of
the
House
of
Representatives
civic
observance
here
Friday
and
the
Senate
have
expressed
morning,
representing
the
Bel--how
much
the
country
shares
gian
government.
.
"1
am
the
rnMhvr
of
rrinc
children,
thrw
f
them
prire
ha
dim,
and
tinby's
Own
'Jable-'a
mve
ben
my
only
mediVine
in
raifiintf
them
1
l
the
hf
sithy
rhil4rn
they
now
are.
A
soon
i
a
my
chiliiren
iH-i'ume
a
little
ffveriNh
I
at
once
gave
inrni
baby's
Own
Tablet
and
in
a
very
whorl
time
the
ffver
itinatiiieurtd
and
the
i
chiidrfn
were
normal
afrnin."
Koually
i-tTtTtive
for
constipation,
npnet
'
tomnrli,
tf-t-tlnug
trrnililt'4
and
oiIut
minor
I
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of
iu,ie.
Quickly
elfcrlive.
Sweft.
tsiinif.
No
'Vli-t-py"
tulT
tio
dulling
effWt.
I
Sifkti-ss
oftr-n
btiiki-s
in
the
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public
(tmw
pui'ktiKe
toduy
nt
dnig
stores.
Mutiny
back
if
yuu
ate
not
satiKfiod.
30
C.
Daily
News
to
Publish
on
King's
Funeral
Day
The
Daily
News,
like
all
other
daily
newspapers
in
British
Columbia,
will
publish
on
Friday,
the
day
of
the
King's
funeral.
While
it
is
a
public
holiday,
the
newspapers
have
made
the
decision
to
publish,
feeling
that
it
is
their
duty
to
bring
to
their
readers
the
solemn
news
of
the
day's
proceedings.
The
Daily
News
is
arranging
for
special
Canadian
Press
coverage
of
the
royal
funeral
in
London
with
a
summary
of
local
proceedings
centering
on
tht?
memorial
service
in
the
Civic
Centre.
The
office
will
be
ouiet
during
the
period
of
the
service
so
.that
all
members
of
the
staff
will
have
the
opportunity
of
attending
and
paying
their
tribute
of
respect
to
the
dead
monarch.
PLUMBING
csnd
HEATING
A
civic
religious
observance
in
memory
of
M
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-
7,t-tJ
'
the
lot.
King
Geor9eV.
will
beheld
at
the
YT
A
Civic
Centre,
Friday,
11a.m.,
February
15,
j!
2JsA
ujL
!
the
auspice,
of
the
City
of
Prince
I
gfc
f'l
,
,
'C
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Rupert
with
assistance
of
the
Prince
I
V
S
T.
Rupert
Ministerial
Association.
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Public
is
revested
to
attend.
Civic
and
a
j
-
ecfwm,
w
Government
officials
will
be
present.
lo
r$b
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in
the
w,i
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Friday
morning
Feb.
15th
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Memorial
service
parade
leaving
Legion
hall
first
Ave.
at
10:30
a.m.
Medals
and
berets
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