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of
the
United
States
to
spend
a
day
In
Prince
Rupert
was
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Canadian
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luncheon,
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where
around
twenty-five
years
at?o.
It
Is
perhaps
not
out
of
pluce
to
mention
this
today.
Life
is
publishing
a
publicity
spread,
Saskatchewan
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estimated
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on,
will
notbe
uid
"
IUt
describing
the
Taft
family
of
BRITAIN
Cincinnati,
home
of
the
Senator
Unity
Our
Common
Cause
WHEN
Mr.
Harold
Winch
was
here
to
talk
VV
politics
a
few
days
ago
he
had
a
good
attendance.
It
shows
that
citizens
in
Prince
Rupert
are
interested
in
the
issues
at
stake
in
the
coming
pro-vfuciar
elections.
-
Mr.
Winch
may
also
know
that
of
all
the
people
present
at
his
meeting,
none
heard
br
sang
the
national
anthem
at
the
close.
According
to
news
reDorts.
the
political
party
leader
shrugged
off
and
now
rampaiKnmg
for
the
iiie
sole
tf
ofafamilythuLulSL'
surviving
mal(,
.
6'NGOOSE
BAY
Montreal
White
House
In
the
Republican
interests.
CANADA
nt'spaper
for
t,
years
riini
i
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ATLANTIC
OCEAN
Frederic
'
'
E.
D.mpH
Th
"l'e.
and
in
many
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
presided
over
the
crowded
dining
room
of
the
hotel
Frlnce
Rupert.
The
portly
guest
of
honor
was
on
his
OTTAWA
er-fvft
tnt
I-""'
'-e
unu
a
r...
Jeet
for
possibly
y
an
hour.
His;
being
a
worsliW,r
yJ''
d
a
wide
know-:1ns.
PrcKhu
w,
,"
romplaints
of
some
in
the
audience
that
the
na-
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1
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A
V.
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.
njin
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r
mill
(T
remarks
reveale
lam.
rot
7Mtrt
of
humor.
Incidentally
his
dt
ep,
1
near
Victoria"
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throaty
chuckle
tmpellm
U.o.-iJ
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Bay-
Buiettsst
Buie
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Statute
twites
VERY
LITTLE
COST
IBJIiai
ailLIlflll
was
nut
ouiig.
;
He
said
he
would
sing
it
if
anyone
else
wanted
1
Is
Mr.
Winch
not
proud
to
be
a
Canadian?
He
riems
easily
possessed
of
enough
attention-compelling
ability
to
have
halted
the
departing
audience
fejr
a
few
minutes.
Or
was
this
a
gross
oversight
in
arrangements
by
the
local
political
organizers?
One
of
the
audience
was
reported
as
saying
to
Mr.
Winch:
!
"We
always
sing
the
national
anthem
at
public
meetings
in
Prince
Rupert."
J
Let's
hope
so.
;
Singing
of
the
national
anthem
in
public
shows
t$at
we
are
all
united
in
a
common
cause,
for
the
giiod
of
oar
country,
for
the
safeguard
of
our
freedom's
and
for
our
love
of
heritage.
To
dismiss
lightly
not
paying
this
tribute
to
ojirjcountry
and
to
ourselves
is
reason
for
much
concern.
We
have
the
impression
of
disregard
in
?
Ush,
attitude.
said
the
words
"debts"
or
"tres-i
passes"
are
not
a
correct
in-
terpretation
of
the
original
i
Greek
in
which
that
section
ol
Churches
Asked
To
Change
Words
As
I
See
It
CASUAL
JACKETS
for
Men
and
Young
Men
the
bible
was
recorded.
Fully
lined.
All
sizes.
12G0
All
new
shades.
Smartly
tailored.
Very
Special
!
Ing,
grinning,
even
If
it
kill:
them.
Some
of
the
pictures
of
th
first
Roosevelt
showed
him
scowl-r
ing.
But
most
of
them
were
In
:
the
now
traditional
pose
with
every
tooth
showing.
The
elder
:
Taft
was
a
wonderful
smilf
iaitist.
Woodrow
Wilson
came
i
smiling
through
too
(though
he
t
could
not
smile
after
his
country
'repudiated
his
great
work,
in
Hit
League
of
Nations).
Harding
wa.'
a
smiler.
So
was
Al
Smith.
Tin
'
gieatest
smiler
of
all
time
was
ol
iccurse
Franklin
Roosevelt.
DOWN
ON
FAKM
LINCOLN,
England
P
Elu-eation
authorities
reported
that
some
city
children
vLsiting
district
farms
showed
surprise
when
Lhey
learned
their
school
milk
mon
!70
MEN'S
AND
YOUNG
MEN'S
SLACKS
New
shades.
Best
tailoring
and
fit
at
real
saving
price.
'n
Lord's
Prayer
NKW
YORK
(API
A
move
to
et
Protestant
churches
to
hange
part
of
the
wording
of
he
Lord's
Prayer
was
Initiated
oday.
The
plan,
approved
after
delate
at
the
164th
annual
gen-ral
assembly
of
the
Presbyter-in
Church
in
the
United
States,
vould
replace
tne
word
"debts"
or
"trespasses"
in
the
prayer
6a
came
from
cows.
Now
the
number
of
school
visits
to
farms
wlh
increased.
i
DAILY
NFWS
CLASSIFIEDS
BRING
QUICK
RESULTS
MM)
President's
Smile
1
8-00
,.12.oo
i
n
,
THE
months'
notice
the
notice
to
become
effective
some
time
between
May
1
and
October
1.
Prtn
van
nict.nre
the
nnp
land
A
FRIEND
of
mine
in
Denmark
runs
a
school
The
second
class
smilers
either
never
did
make
the
grade
or
soon
Rot
thrown
out
on
their
ears.
They
were
Hoover,
Coolidg-.'
Dewey.
One
reason
why
I
think
General
Ike
will
nose
out
Taft
is
because
this
Taft
is
not
r
patch
on
his
old
man
when
1'
comes
to
smiling
for
the
camera
Ike
Is
the
most
photogenic
smil
ETTERBOX
FISHERMEN'S
PANTS
Bvst
make.
Sells
about
$1200
lord
held
by
the
ball
and
chain
where
they
study
differ-of
this
order-ln-council
while
t
nauona
nat;orlai
rharHf'tpvist-the
CfiardCieilM-hollow
other
is
free,
all
under
the,fm
heading
of
a
democratic
(
ics.
WheiI
get
the
chance
FIRST
THINGS
FIRST
with
the
word
"sins."
Rev.
Alexander
Mackle
of
Philadelphia
opposed
the
move.
"Why
this
silly
tampering
with
the
Lord's
Prayer?"
he
de
8-95
to
$13
00.
Now
STEEL
mfttmc
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
I
am
going
to
ask
him
to
er
ol'
all
those
in
sight.
MEN'S
SHOCK
AND
OXKORDS
New
styles.
Guodyear
veto
tWith
the
hum
of
the
election
controls,
it
should
be
controls
Lou
of
wear,
C'wd
fit
5
t
'
cfrilng
closer
these
days
we
hear
lor
all,
or
if
taken
off
should
oitf
candidates
discussing
their
apply
to
all,
and
not
by
order-
HOYS'
PANTS
FOR
ORFSS
AND
SCHOOL
;,'nd
o;i
hospital
insurance,
the
in-council
either,
if
our
hard
won
Well
'tailored
.
-
,
Now
s2-75
10
l
voters
franchise
is
to
continue
to
mean
anything
to
vs.
itnvs1
KIIIRTO
Fine
shnnei
Sizes
2
to
6
years
Sm
JSH
explain
this
riddle:
How
lr
it
that
a
candidate
for
the
U.S.
Presideney
jniifit
always
be
shown
smiling
from
ear
to
ear,
while
no
candidate
for
election
ar
British
Prime
Minister
would
stand
much
of
a
chance
if
he
often
looked
that
way?
I
HAVE
seen
doxens
of
picture?
of
Winston
Churchill
scowling;
and
hundreds
showing
h
i
m
smoking
his
oversize
cigars.
But
offhand
I
can't
recall
a
single
picture
showing
him,
or
Mr
Attlet,
in
th
facial
nose
that
American
custom
would
demand.
I
never
saw
the
famous
Sir
John
A.
Macdonald,
of
course
for
he
was
dead
before
I
was
Of
all
Kinds,
from
Design
to
Erection.
WESTERN
BRIDGE
STEEL
FABRICATORS
LTD.
VANCpUVER,
B.C
2-U
I
f
',1V
I
1
St
!
s
h
i
c
i
i
1
urn
BE
SURE
YOU
ARE
IN
Next
To
Royal
Hotel
manded.
"Hasn't
the
general
assembly
anything
more
ini-;xrtant
to
consider?"
The
action
authorized
ths
formation
of
a
committee
to
confer
with
representatives
of
all
denominations
in
the
National
Council
of
Churches
toward
obtaining
the
revision
for
'
use.
Under
the
plan,
the
phrase
"Forgive
us
our
debts
(trespasses)
as
we
forgive
our
debtors
(those
who
trespa.ss
against
us,"
would
be
changed
to
read:
"Forgive
us
our
sins
as
we
forgive
those
who
sin
against
us."
Some
churches
now
use
"trespa.ss"
while
others,
like
the
Presbyterians,
use
"debt.'
Rev.
Guy
Volpitto
of
Cleveland
I
CAN'T
find
any
pictures
which
show
George
Washington
smil-
born.
But
I
can't
find
any
pic-
jng.
Jellersofi
is
preserved
lor
;ture
showing
him
smiling.
Laur-
posterity
in
pictures
which
are
ier
I
did
see
and
hear.
He
was
always
grave.
Uncoln's
and
"the
grand
Kie:ieur."
He
spoke
ii&iior
problem
and
many
others
fum.e
advocating
free
enterprise,
a;id
others
partial
socialism.
3lowever,
by
far
the
most
im-psrtant
issues
have
been
practi-cJly
ignored:
the
raising
of
the
wwid
oemocracy
out
of
the
dust
a
ft
I
trying
to
give
It
a
fuller
neaning.
2-et
us
take
for
one
example,
tie
obsolete
rent
control,
a
wartime
order-in-council
that
should
have
been
in
the
grave
years
age,
but
is
still
enforced
by
the
provincial
government.
I
might
.Bate
here
that
I
am
neither
a
Uffidlord,
nor
a
tenant,
eo
am
not
involved
financially
but
we
are
deeply
Involved
In
the
principle
of
It.
'This
order
states
In
part,
I
l-Ueye:
1.
Any
tenant
who
was
rent
Surely
our
candidates
know
of
these
important
issues
that
should
come
first
If
the
voting
on
the
others
is
to
mean
anything.
Why
have
they
not
tackled
these
problems
at
the
bottom
of
the
ladder
first?
I
am
at
loss
to
know
where
to
place
my
ballot
in
the
coming
election.
I
ask
myself
the
only
two
questions
I
can
think
of;
1.
Is
It
the
votes
they
are
worried
about?
2.
If
they
should
get
elected,
do
they
intend
to
continue
the
use
of
order-in-council
government
on
a
greater
scale?
I
hope
our
candidates
can
clear
Grant's
faces
were
covered
with
with
great
dignity,
and
he
had
whiskers,
at
least
for
part
of
his
pictures
taken
that
way
too.
their
public
careers.
But
in
this
(
King
was
no
sourpuss
but
you
century
it
seems
to
have
become
would
not
catch
him
smiling
U
S.
a
tradition
that
the
American
style
for
a
Canadian
election
The
New
DeLuxe
H0TP0M
Presidents
must
keep
on
smil-
(Continued
on
page
Tl
this
up
for
me
and
a
great
many
others,
and
help
raise
the
word
democracy
to
a
fuller
meaning.
JACK
WYLLIE.
ing
premises
at
the
time
of
Nov.
1,
1948,
may
not
have
his
rent
increased
from
what
he
was
paying
at
that
time.
PUBL
l.'i
new!
It's
big!
It's
beautiful!
Features:
1
-
Butter
Conditioner;
Keps
your
butter
at
nprradlni;
temperature.
1
Sliding
Shelves-for
ease
In
obtaining
Iterni
ut
back
of
tray.
How"Skinny"Girls
Get
Lovely
Curves
Cain
5
to
10
lbs.
Hew
Pep
Thousand
who
wvn
rwikl
r
jtn
wrti
M
before,
now.
huve
Bh;iity.
urwltv
rtKiirta.
No
muff
tjony
l!ml,R.
ugly
h'lll'iws
TtiM
Ihitnk
lr.
II
mil
Rnh
on
Uoduw
iklnnv
upohum
iUm1
lark
tnm
Feu
uii
up,
l(.o
ImprovM
aupfnir
dl-wlon
M
fid
BiiirthMi
vou
bctlvr
Dou'ltrarftllujcleAiul,.
Ktup
when
you
gain
nmtre
yon
wish
introductory
or
'tet-ttruualhlKl"
tlu
enly
'I
rr
ir
Tomw
Tnl'Tetii
,.r
new
nounut,
lovely
curyeJ.
new
peu.
touay
At
til
drugn
mt.
2.
The
landlord
may
not
sell
the
house,
unless
with
the
guarantee
that
the
tenants
may
continue
to
live
there
as
renters
and
pay
oaly
the
same
rent
they
were
paying
at
the
time
of
Nov.
1,
1S48.
3.
The
owner
of
the
house
may
not
give
his
tenants
notice
to
leap
unless
he
needs
the
house
for
his
own
personal
use,
and
then
he
must
elve
them
six
I
,
i
ii
I
fi
come
and
meet
mm
rriii
IK
-
Mi
3--Large
Urv
fitoraKe
Bin.
1-Itack
on
Door
small
liiiai'diul.cly
available.
Items
always
IT'LL'
mrrL
.
fee
'lb
capacity
in
frozen
fiHMl
pound
"ei
.
CiStlJi".'!.1"
G
-Crijpers
ca.i
be
mounted
one
above
the
other
to
make
room
for
any
large
Item
.such
as
a
turkey
or
watermelon.
A
Special!
Lamp
Shades
ft.
Saturday,
May
31
Miiilt
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available
from
6
cu.
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(
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ru.
with
proven
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Mich
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