Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
"
;
--'
''
"
J.,'-
v
As
I
See
It
Bootleggers
Enjoying
Boom
in
United
Mates
As
Tax
on
Legal
Liquor
Asserted
Too
High
i
f
s;
I
wv
.si?'.'.3.
-
'-x
j.
Thursday.
February
IB,
1954
'
The
or
tidependant
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
tlw
upbuilding
of
Prlnca
Rupert
and
NorUiexn
nd
Oentral
British
Cotuaibla.
..
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
ol
circulation
Caattilan
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New.
Limited.
t
t
MAOOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRV,
Vice-President
him
mr.:,ap.""
ninon
enr.V
aii'lit,"
hi
of
Selienley'.s
and
a
spokcs:ri".ii
lor
the
Industry,
feels
lly
government
isn't
doing
enough
to
wip,'
out
bootlegging.
"No
one
:;an
say
lor
sur"
Inw
much
Illegal
wlii'ky
Is
heln
r
sold,"
he
said.
,
'
Hut
I
say
you
can
go
anywhere
,n
New
York
r
Subscription
Rates:
uurir
Per
week,
25c;
per
month.
1
00;
per
year,
110
on.
mall
-Per
month.
75c;
per
year,
8
00.
"i
opcraium
."-.IHTatioi,
"l'!-lals.
Ilu.
iii
Wr.ii-.
'i"iri:iea
u
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
or
miiv
oilier
major
evit
and
:
protect
ita-ij
Js
''
liuv
Ixiolli':!
whisky
within
lollu.t
us
li.mt,
j,"
minutes.
AnybiKly
who
wants
Il
Knurd,
t
W)ll
itv
ii
i.
itovi.i:
NEW
YOKK
-
The
boot
ledger
Is
again
enjoying
boom
limes
In
the
'United
.Slates.
He's
getting
lo
hi1
u
hi;;
opcr-;i
I
.-.
In.
t
as
he
was
In
prohibition
days,
lie
Is.
able
lo
p'H
in)
$-.!.'.
()(ll
to
$ii0.0OU
lor
U
still
Unit
will
turn
out
I.IMHI
gallons
of
alcohol
a
(lay.
He
ha
new
lists
of
sunken
eafliT
to
buy
his
cases
of
"smuggled"
Scotch
or
Canadian
whisky
at
cut-rate
prlce-i.
He
is
again
u
-big
eoiinlf
rfcit
labels
anil
tax
stump
on
a
bi'
scale.
The
Honor
Industry
says
moonshine
is
beln'j
sold
In
parkin?
Int;,
candy
stores,
ga
i
st.itinns
Our
P.M.
In
Iionn
I
Airport
Still
Needed
-
.
.
.
!
I
.,
t
-
v
COINCIL'KNCF
is
a
re
)VICE
from
Ottawa
that
a
helicopter
service
markable
thing.
Within
I.NKt(
'FMKNT
I
I'NIlS
LOW
Hevmsfeld
said
the
distilled
piriti
Industry
paid
S1.840
8j(I
-
Avi
11
operate
between
hove
and
Terrace
while
twenty-four
hours
of
the
:
.
'
6M
In
federal
and
slate
taxes
In1
l!):3.
muhly
$13.2,r)
a
gallon,
but'
time
when
Mr.
Molotov
was
loudly
launching
his
e
I'overiniient
spi
iit
lesj
1
that,
the
th
in
61
lOllis
of
one
per
rent
i,l
,
Hear
stores,
and
by
leli
phone.
It
Hilli
(
.jA-.t'
1
says
the
bootle
.gers
have
hench
"Mu
rope
for
the
Mtiro-
prans"
plan.
Canada's
m
,
(S
LISTED
!
enjoym:
thU
revenue
to
enforce
the
liq-'
nor
laws.
I'eym.teld
think
;
Imotli
'':iiit
ecu
!il
b
cut
down
it
llic.
tuxi-s
I
on
le'jal
liuiior
were
lowered.
men
working
in
hotel,,
sipvl-liieill.
houses,
business
bulletins',."
and
industrial
plants
all
over
Ilie
United
States.
The
post-war
rise
ol
111"
boo
-legi;er
ha.s
the
regular
liquor
Industry
more
than
annoyed
Kalph
Heym.sfeld,
42.
president
the.s
pennillli!;
it
lo
be
sold
more
cheaply.
But
he
doesn't
believe
there
Lx
much
prospect
of
getting
the
taxes
lowered.
I
Prime
Minister
was
ipiiet-jly
setting
forth
the
only
I
Western
alternative
that
can
be
effective
in
the'
'
long
run.
j
!
Mr.
St.
Laurent
sucKestert
steps
i
toward
Atlantic
Union
to
incliirie!
DR.
D.
A.
KEYS,
(righti
chairman
of
the
project
co-ordinating
oinmilliv
at
the
Canadian
unvernnieikt's
Chalk
River,
Oitt..
Russians
Can
Operate
Own
Car
But
Is
All
Trouble
Worth
It?
not
only
.the
present
members
of
NATO
from
continental
Europe,
but
Britain,
the
United
State
s
'
und
Canada
as
well.
The
British
MOSCOW
i
Most
autos
In
l'",,-iirsi
atomic
plant,
and
T.
W.
MorLson,
chief
of
administrative
services,
discuss
a
diagram
of
the
atomic
energy
pile.
Behind
them
is
the
big
nuclear
reactor
which
has
produced
radioactive
substances
foi
industry
and
medicine
and
has
enabled
scientists
to
probe
the
M'ercls
of
the
atom.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
John
H.
Blackmore,
MP,
who
as
General
Motors,
Eaton's,
is
working
hard
these
days
to
Simpson's
were
Communist?
His
establish
himself
as
Ottawa's
reply
was
revealing.
"One
would
version
of
Washington's
notor-
have
to
find
w
ho
held
the
shares
ious
Senator
McCarthy,
is
an
in
those
companies,"
he
said
almost
pocket-sized,
dreamy-
"You
would
be
surprised
at
the
the
Soviet
Union
still
are
state
--
red
and
operated,
but
it's
possible
for
n
man
to
own
his
own
car
Bui
If
he's
In
a
position
to
own
cables
do
not
Rive
the
details
of
:
our
Prime
Minister's
propositi
j
but
the
outline
and
purposes
are
;
clear
enough.
The
straiiKe
thlnt?
!
is
that
this
Canadian
advocacy,
of
what
amounts
to
outright
I
Atlantic
Union,
as
distincuslied
from
the
mere
NATO
Alliance,
has
aroused
such
little
Interest
in
the
U
S
A.
'
!
"
Model
V-707
;
a
car,
he
has
to
wait
six
months
:
or
more
to
get
one.
Then
h?
ran
t
j
get
licence
plates
until
ht
man-!
ages
to
scrape
together
thi
ni.it-i
erials
to
build
a
garage
or,
ev.-ii
'
more
difficult,
rent
one.
And
he
:
can't
get
the
lumber
to
bull.
I
a
garage
without
official
government
permission.
If
he
somehow
comes
through
all
this,
he
has
to
p'iss
a
eon:-s.
'
in
auto
repairs
and
be
able
to
,
discuss
the
working
of
an
engine
to
pet
a
driver's
licence.
'
fom
8ovet
di
Ivors
ac'uil'v
i
make
It.
At
last
they're
able
to
3-SP&
Irish
Policeman
To
Jake
Lawyer
Back
to
Ireland
SUPPOSE
that
the
United
States
'
eyed,
humorless
ex-school
teach
mm
VANCOUVER
P
An
Irish
i
throw
the
family
In
the
b
i'k
noliceman
arrived
here
Werincs-1
"eat
and
take
a
spin
around
the
number
of
very
rich
men
backing
the
Communist
organization."
To
the
same
Journalist
Bliu
k-more
described
The
Windsor
Daily
Star
as
-following
the
Communist
line."
His
reason
for
the
charge
was
that
instead
of
publishing
an
article
which
he
had
sent
in,
the
paper
had
carried
one
headed
"
Russian
Girls
Have
Glamor,
Too."
He
demanded
to
know:
"Why
should
a
Canadian
newspaper
write
up
Russian
glamor
girls
when
there
Is
so
much
more
to
be
written?
It
Is
were
to
Ret
behind
the
Cana-
er
no
gives
the
impression
us
dlan
plan
for
transforming
a
leRislalor
of
liking
to
v;lk
NATO
into
an
outright
Atlantic
:
alone.
Union.
Consider
what
the
effect
I
The
more
unpopular
any
would
be
on
the
present
political
cause
seems
destined
to
be,
the
deadlock
in
France.
Every
more
likely
it
is
that
Blackmorc
Frenchman,
of
every
aire,
has
a
wlU
espouse
it.
LonK
after
or-
deeix
instinctive
fear
of-
the
re-
thodox
financial
policies
had
vivnl
of
German
militarism.
It
is
brought
a
greater
prosperity
than
significant
that
General
De-
Social
Credit
had
dared
to
pro-
Oaulle.
who
represents
the
ex-
ml.se
in
its
most
extravagant
treme
right
wing
In
French
con-
statements,
he
continued
alone
servatism,
is
the
strongest
advo-
among
the
Social
Credit
MP's
to
niuht.
tit.
the
half-wnv
noint
Kremlin.
But
if
he
runs
out
of
in
his
ln
finn-mile
iournev
to
re-1
or
M
car
brea..s
down,
he'll
e
airport
situation
is
studied
represents
one
of
the
Tnost
remarkable
efforts
to
escape
from
a
tit'ht
spot
e
have
seen
in
a
lonpf
time.
Caught
by
violent
reaction
to
its
proposed
sale
Cf
the
dr.ydock,
and
unable
to
promise
construction
riot
an
airport,
the
federal
government
was
in
no
position
to
remain
silent
if
it
wished
to
preserve
its
mi'luence
in
this
constituency.
So
it
groped
in
the
ltaiv
for.an
answer
and
found
a
helicopter.
As
a
temporary
measure
to
bring
our
aviation
facilities
up-to-date,
it
is
not
bad.
In
fact,
it
is
';irob"ably
the
best
available.
Al'tei-
one
recovers
Jrom
the
initial
surprise,
certain
favorable
aspects
."become
clear.
For
one
thing,
it
means
that
this
dis-Jtrict
will
be
the
first
in
Canada,
and
the
second
in
tNoi'th
America,
to
be
served
by
scheduled
helicop-ter
'flights.
(A
similar
service
started
recently
in
Florida.)
That
will
create
publicity
which
is
csr-;.;tain
to
have
tangible
benefits.
One
can
imagine
I'vUsitors
coming
from
many
parts
to
try
this
unique
-
means
of
travel.
'
.
;
'
j
Secondly,
it
will
have
its
practical
'Value.
Passengers
will
be
able
to
cover
'the
distance
between
,'Eere
and
Terrace
in
less
than
one
hour
in
almost
iany
kind
of
weather,
'
Thirdly,
it
will
bring
more
attention
to
the
fact
ffjjiat
Prince
Rupert
has
no
airport
and
badly
neads
fjine.'-
Whether
this
will
spur
the
government
to
take
taction
remains
to
be
seen,
but
it
can
do
no
harm
to
Save
more
people
made
aware
of
the
importance
wif
air
travel
in
this
whole
northwest
area.
-
-
fi
ConHtmction
of
an
airport
must
always,
of
"Cpurse,
remain
our
final
objective.
Until
we
attain
'It,
Prince
Rupert
will
depend
on
shuttle
service
for
its
air
travel,
whether
it
be
by
amphibian
plane,
heli-'copter,
limousine
or
gas
balloon.
This
represents
not
only
an
inconvenience
to
air
'travellers
but
also
an
economic
loss
to
airlines
serv-aiig
the
north-south,
run.
Without
an
airport
here,
-CPA
must
always
maintain
extra
crews
and
equip-ment
to
operate
the
flights
to
and
from
Sandspit.
,Even
if
Terrace
is
developed
to
take
the
place
.of
Sandspit,
it
will
still
be
necessary
to
have
the
Uatter
point
ready
at
all
times
as
an
alternate
'base.
The
public
would
not
be
satisfied
with
less.
If
Ter-,;race
became
socket!
in
by
weather,
northbound
passengers
waiting
at
Vancouver
would.
want
to
know
ihy
they
could
not
go
to
Sandspit,
where
they
airways'
used
to
land.
The
explanation'.
that
the
ser-iVca
between
there-
and
Prince
Rupert
had
been
Jy-ittidrawn
would
not
be
popular,
as
such
things
never
are.
a
novel
sort
of
way,
the
helicopters
will
do
'cfuite
nicely
for
a
while,
but
anyone
who
thinks
the
tiirport
will
be
forgotten
is
seriously
mistaken..,;
;
.
7-tube
Rodio
for
Sim
Short
Wove
bfoeaa1
World's
fin)
cvT.nr
record
cbonqw
Extlvtivt
"Goidw
V
f
Lyjturiout
moo?ff
w.
At
Icosl
$40.0C
Trode-in
k
cate
of
a
revived
Franco-Russian
weary
the
Hou.se
with
long
and
tedious
lectures
on
the
merits
Part
of
a
softening-up
process."
alliance
to
counterbalance
the
But
still
the
ex-school
teacher
find
only
second
grade
f
ui
Is
uvr
liable
lo
him
as
a
private
mo-trrt;:
and
scrvlcir.
;
of
the
lowest
order.
The
government
lalclv
his
been
made
awara
of
this
stale
of
affairs.
The
satirical
weekly
Kiokodll
iCrocodiiei
savs
g
r-a::es
are
belm?
monopolized
b"
cars
belonging
to
govcrnnu
rl
offices.
It
Is
nearly
Impossible,"
tne
paper
goes
orv.
"to
convince
officials
In
district
executive
cOiii-milter.s
that
ati
automobile
n.i
longer
Is
a
luxury
in
the
Soviet
Union."
renders
Parliament
a
real
service).
His
demand
for
a
Royal
Commission
to
carry
on
a
Communist
witch-hunt
is
sure
to
be
possibility
of
a
revived
aggressive
of
the
unorthodox
economic
pro-Oermany.
;
posals
of
the
late
Major
Douglas.
It
was
the
French
cabinet
Al
tiffrint.
times
he
has
sent
which
first
suggested
the
expe-
"P
a
anti-Semetic.
trial
bal-dlent
known
as
the
European
loons-
Now
his
new
crusade
is
rWenco
fnmmniiilv
i
n
meons
anti-Communism.
urn
lawyer
Patrick
McQuillan
to
Belfast,
where
he
Is
wanted
on
a
charge
of
embezzling
$3,000.
Head
constable
Francis
Thornton,
57,
who
retires
in
May
from
the
Royal
Ulster
Constabulary,
said
he
expects
the
trip
to
cost
about
$1,500.
Concerning
MeQiullan,
the
33-year-old
barrister
arrested
by
RCMP
Rt
Kemano,
B.C.,
400
miles
north
of
here,
the
officer
said:
Ah.
sure
he
is
a
nice,
decent
fellow.
He
just
went
a
little
wrong."
McyuiHun
was
working
at
the
huge
northern
aluminum
devel-rrment
.
when
he
was
arrested.
He
was
returned
to
Vancouver
under
RCMP
escort.
.
It"
1
.
I
-
."!!
.
i.Ev.!-
4
1
,
-
'
-t
V
-J
!
I-
..;
f.
4'.;
;,V
McRAEBI
Phones
6
e
"The
SU
ire
1
halS
turned
down
overwhelmingly.
And
thus
the
world
will
know
that
McCarthyism
can't
happen
in
Canada.
..
.
,
CIIKMICAL
WI'AKIt
Iuis
P;istitr,
y
the
.Fieocti
I
of
facing
at
one
and
the
same
The
subjet
Is
easily
the
niojt
time
the
fact
that
Germany
will
promising
which
Blackmore
has
I
sooner
or
later
rearm
and
that
M
Pn
since
he
found
V.''"nf
some
means
must
be
attempted
dumped
unexpectedly
into
Parlor
keeoinc-
control
of
a
re-
liament
on
the
crest
of
the
So-
.-hemist
win
died
in
ln').i,
wss
a
mathr-ma'.!".!
master
at
nie
2.!.
NEWP
ROO
clal
Credit
wave
which
swept
over
Alberta
in
the
1935
general
election.
Everyone
in
Parliament
is
against
Communism,
and
no
fooling!
He
shouldn't
have
any
trouble
in
getting
willing
cars
i
to
listen
to
him
in
this
new
cru
!
armed
Germany
out
of
the
!
hiuids
of
people
who
think
ind
;
act
as
Oerman
militarists
have
I
thought
an
dacted
for
the
past
j
hundred
years.
Now
France
realizes
that
the
expedient
is
;
shallow
and
Ineffective.
The
!'---
i
EDC
would
not
change,
by
one
j
sade.
NEW!
NEWS!
BABY
-
FOOT'N'ALLS
lota,
tne
legal
position,
i
lie
ucr-
;
But
tlie
ex-schoolteach'
t
-tutu
THAT
MILLIONS
CADI
man
soldiers
would
still
tike
j
ed-legislutor
ha.s
the
faculty
of
j
their
orders
from
German
gen-
making
himself
unpopular
even
ernK
What
is
more
Important,
when
speaking
on
popular
subtle
German
soldiers,
and
Cer-
jects.
At
the
outset
his
aim
ap-
THE
NEED
FOR
LAXATi
man
generals,
would
still
Oitiw
peared
to
be
less
to
arKiie
auainsl
Communism
than
to
pstabllsr
THE
BABYALL
WITH
THE
I'OOr
AND
ALL
find
relief
from
constifxttionthh
soft,
mutual
way
without
thewjw
t'Jfects
of
repeated
laxative
their
ivy
from
the
Gertmn
government.
In
the
event
of
a
conflict
of
wills,
who
Imagines
that
the
German
contingent
In
FDC
would
obey
a
foreign
commander-in-chief
of
EDC
as
against
the
Inetruetions
of
their
own
government.
More
over,
In
EBC
Fiance
would
hf
an
ever-weakening
partner
a."
eomnared
with
the
increasing
nil'
ht,
of
a
reviving
Germany.
the
shining
virtue
of
Senator
McCarthy
and
his
methods.
He
made
It
plain
that
he
was
all
for
McCarthyism
and
thut
he
thought
a
Royal
Commission
should
be
named
which
clearly
would
transfer
McCarthy
tactic.',
to
Canada.
To
verily
just
what
he
had
in
his
mind
a
press
gallery
correspondent
asked
him
if
he
really
Uiough
tliat
such
Ilmr.
The
STORK
Shoppe
214
Sixth
Street
Green
184
With
;il1
the
proftrrut
of
iiilirnl
Hf
if-ncp
(tver
I
hi-
Kita
M
yv:irn,
tltnrilif-s
miy
thrrr
is
no
lonpff
any
i
rvatum
wliy
trrej:Hl:itiiy
fihouM
tn
mr
"
ln'.,
(
t..v
'i
t.
'.
"
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
OF
SUPPrwiR
,)r,w'
thl,
ln(i
otiaiiiul
members
of
NATO
were
willlne
to
do
what
Canada
suggests
and
'
f(-T
thomiPives
into
an
out-
j
right
Atlantic
Union.
The
whole
wloht
and
nower
of
the
United
States
would
be
a
part
of
tbut
Nor
is
(tint
any
reiinnn
fur
idv
Iniiimt
tin-
hil'ntitat
nsr
til
hnrsti
t.tx:itivts
dfisuiK
with
iiif
itr'Piii;iii'n
1
u
urn
lift
in
(tif
wiin
oi
tuitiipr
in
twfn
iiotittii
or
I
tip
"Kfrm"
ul
LmtK-continuH
mtiily
of
th
iuIiItii
h:m
h(iu
n
llmi
one
ol
t
Itf
ll"ftt
rntic
inon
rimmn
of
iin-jml
irily
if
td
k
if
bulk
in
ilie
Hii
t.
Aim!
wh.-n
tl.iti
i,:
lit
cjijw,
t
hf
nunninn
i-ntt-
rorn-ction
i
lo
!
lound
noi
in
tt
(lrn
toie
tut
in
yaur
ft
id
sturrt
it
has
rose
ftrrs
a
mwic-
Beilt
kiiown
that
on
Mondsj.
Marah
22.
Canada
will
stage
nc
fewe
than
four
by-elections.
Any
seasoned
politician
with
a
vigorous
enough
imagination
can
come,
close
to
almost
believing
it's
sr
federal
election
that
Is,
I
in
miniature,
now
on
the
way.
couple
.sojourned
at
Canberra,
Australia's
capital
city,
where
poisonous
snakes
are
numerous
and
the
heat
is
intense.
Already,
this
year,
no
less
than
a
dozen
serpents
have
been
killed
in
or
near
the
Government
House
grounds.
Eizabeth's
predecessor
never
had
anything
like
this
to
worry
her.
THE
COST
Ol
THINGS
,
Vancouver
tax
payers
and
Union,
on
a
permanent
basis.
There
would
be
no
possibility
that
because
of
some
change
In
government,
or
change
In
the
mood
of
the
American
people,
that
American
troops
would
be
pulled
out
of
Europe.
Britain
and
Canada
would
be
permanently
a
part
of
such
a
union
too.
The
whole
power
and
combined
miuht
of
the
entire
Atlantic
Union
would
stand
mie
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All
ll'.ill.
Hi'
L'lt
"
I
U
v.
iv
a
ron
hi-ri
t.n
jJ!J
!
t.lt.KY
7
fJlS-The
is
that
11
i'""Kl'
remilariiv
'hie
rhemiiiil
w
l""!
'
Ihenlll'-t
l...n.l.
-nvernuihi
rrliel
litoiilidlii.'.
When
IHfit'le
'W
i.
.
i
!U
in
a
.
At
One
Low
Price
;
Parliament
has
again
declined
to
raie
the
medical
exemption
Irm
income.
As
If
the
tax
IUeif
Twas
Jiot
sufficient
t-
bring
on
ilne.".
High
Heels
.
in
Green
Grey
Red
Blue
AI.I.Y
Hh.C.iMiSI't.U
t1
ACT
TH
AT
NA
T
t'
HE
H
AS
PHO.
V
I
inn,
IJ
THE
ATtK
L
tfMHPSMKS
H
A
WK
!TTMt
l)
111
dit
IHE
F'MMMTS
SKCKSSAHY
TOR
THh.
UlT-I.O;
AVOIUWCE
OF
iOM-MON
COSSTfPATlOW
Veterans
arc
selling
furniture
to
i
help
pay
the
city
for
whali
owing.
And
have
you
inquired
lately
about
the
cost
of
iAVOiCtH
SAVING
5?.!
ivby
no
means
unlikely
that
wher
daylight
saving
Is
an-Pffouited
in
another
few
months,
.iritiJi
Columbia's
coast
will
give
ready
at
all
times
to
protect
1U:
own
area.
Germany
could
be
admitted
to
such
an
Atlantic
Union
on
a
basis
of
complete
equality.
And
if
the
worst
came
m
the
worst,
and
the
Iron
curtain
continued
to
cut
Europe
In
two
Indefinitely,
the
western
part
of
Germany
could
be
included
1m-See
AS
I
KF.F,
IT
Pase
7
makers
IH'V
f
n
roslng
greeting.
Daylight
has
After
a
spell
of
ley
roads,
the
fender
mechanics
can
expect
a
bumper
crop
Kitchener-Water
loo
Record.
.i.....
,l...,-snve
s
..i,,n'
t
ir
iTieenyather
scarce
for
a
consid-erabte
time.
One
could
not
but
pjoticy
it.
;
Evlry
snow
Take
differs
in
IikiIIv
m.ikr
lhal
We
must
moke
room
Spring
Shoes
which
w
soon
be
arriving
.
.
.
These
Pumps
sold
-
regularly
up
to$12.95
and
ore
good
value
tshapt
from
all
others,
scientists
KM'!
records
do
it
U'
V('.V.
iJBve
Sssurance.
Yet
one
feels
ex
A
Vol
I
Oiip
of
tlire
elements
It
nattinil
filirnim
bulk,
or
vrjjr-luhlF
cpllillfisf,
wliu
li
noiin.'illy
hikI
tiHltir;illy
uidii
ilie
rhyllinitc
procrss
nf
rliminiilion.
In
no
n.iturnl
food
in
tlil
natural
hulk
ro
ideally
found
an
in
the
outer
layrru,
or
bran,
ol
the
wliotc
vhnt1
kernel
which,
an
you
know
is
lost
in
inonVrn
milling.
,
npcaui
of
the
known
value
of
bran
in
iromoting
reKularity
the
kellonig
t'omiiauy
lias
proflurett
ti
eomptetr,
whole
bran
with,
nothing
taken
away
to
lessen
it
erfeetivenriw
sold
under
the
name
of
KelloKil'
All-Hian,
the
natural
laxative
cereaW
How
effective
ie
All-Bran?
This
hai
Mmll
r
r
i
no"
I
"'L-1
ut(i
.
POPULAR
MUSIC
POPULAR
ARTISTS
at
the
sale
price.
BY
ctlyvthe
same
as
the
other
while
"finding
a
place
to
stay,
down
the
cck
fwn
r
,r
Senators
are
said
to
belong
to
he
oldest
portion
of
the
popu-iUon.
They
receive
$0
a
month
as
a
kind
of
honorable
'fnention
for
being
good
Cana-"diausT
There
Is
such
a
thing
as
cost
of
living,
so
senators,
to
sum
urnlrr.
W'W
torcN'",?'
fill
reiiulanu-
.
New
Long-Piay
Selections
Albums
and
Accessories
All
at
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
ul
cannot
get
along
on
much
lass
tiian
$10,000.
Old
age
pen
sioners
have
to
make
ends
meet
LIMITED
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
$40
per
month.
638
Third
Avenue
Wesr
Phone
359
us
3ra
Ave,
prince
Rupert
Phone
644
1st
nturl
Iarmiw
ri
"The
Queen,
later
In
life,
will
have
yarns
to
spin.
The
royal
I
e-
f
J