rlc
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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i
.
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Lodges
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for
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n
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ETTERBOX
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of
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arMng
from
Friday,
August
24,
1P51
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Lou
w.
.
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
G
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Edi'or.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
,
-.-
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
nyjrc,
d
v.
umiau
oars
lud
w
it-
should
provide
some
way
of
"K
u"
sob('i'
getting
the
elbow-bender
back
'
Bl'lo
serving
a
on
his
feet,
says
W.
A,
Schaffen-1
barte"cll'r
would"
ask
;
berg,
executive
secretary
of
thejm?.
he
was
driving'-,
International
Temperance
Asm-
11
tne
""suit
i,
,"
elation.
!'-,
Bcrutrffenben.
Editor,
Daily
News:
We
stand
in
perfect
ac:ord
in
the
last
paragraph
of
your
editorial
of
August
22,
on
Parks.
And
1
further
agree
that
Totem
Park
should
be
renamed
Aider
Park
in
honor
of
its
founder,
and
that
its
bolder
should
be
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c-
Per
Year,
,
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year.
$8.00
I
t(-"Uer
should
u.ti
i
J
In
an
interview
here
he
said
and
keep
a
i
r
f
the
bars
should
provide
the
a
man
has
iinhiuV'i
facilities
for
getting
a
man
'llama,
he
sh,Z
1
18
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
"
!"-
imngover
lot!
f
fur
i.,,
I
j
decorated
by
planting
alder
and
mountain
ah
trees.
But
how
i
are
we
to
develop
parks
if
we
j
dispossess
ourselves
of
natural
lark
sites
and
lands.
Roosevelt
Pa.'k
is
the
object-
AAai
e
nnrl
Dah.'
f
Lilt
iviciidai.u
uuya
v.101
FOR
DRESS
AND
W0R
I
Ive
of
a
drive
not
for
park
pui
poses
but
for
a
real
estate
j
venture,
for
profit.
Buch
an
un-!
dertaking
I
will
oppose
to
my
Inst
breath
of
life.
Roosevelt
j
Fark
area
is
a
natural
setting
aj
j
was
recognised
by
the
OTP
de-;
signm
and
town
planners.
I
As
it
overlooks
the
harbor,
the
I
pa.
k
places
in
full
view
to
all
lovers
of
nature's
work
of
art
I
the
beautiful
miniature
island
!
harhnr.
With
driveways
rpady
made,
a
free
gift
to
our
people
fell
N-3
Daughters
Found
WHEN
I
got
home
from
Saskatchewan
I
found
a
most
interesting
bunch
of
letters
waiting
for
me.
Many
vt
them
are
in
answer
to
my
query
for
names
of
firms
featuring
father
and
daughter
partnerships,
rather
than
the
usual
John
Smith
and
Sons.
FIRST
to
arrive
was
from
J.
Weir
reporting
"John
James
and
Daughters"
They
are
phatosraphrrs
at.
Second
Ave.
East,
Owen
Sound.
Ontario.
Next
was
a
card
from
N.M..
which
says:
"I
just
returned
from
the
town
of
Midhurst
in
Bussyx
i
England
i.
One
of
the
chemists
has
his
sign
over
the
shop
thus:
"Blank
and
Daughter."
Blank
is
not
his
name,
which
I
forget.
But
it
was
new
to
see
"and
Daughter"
on
a
sign
so
I
remembered."
Seeing
Is
Believing
MEM'S
St'lTS
All
wool.
Perfect
"Stand
still,
mister
we'll
get
through!"
RATS
Of
Other
Days
and
Circumstances
let
us
protect
it
and
develop
H,
as
our
ratepayers
have
dlrect?d
us
to
dj.
Regarding
Algoma
Park
as
a
ball
Held,
all
1
see
there
is
a
Dog-hole.
If
it
ever
serves
as
a
ball
ground,
the
ground
Will
have
to
be
imported,
and
Including
drainage,
the
cost
will
be
By
M.
E.
ANDERER)
PART
III
fit
Now
$35
to
$43.15
MEN'S
IiAHAKDINB
COATS
-Good
styles.
All
sites
Now
$25.00
MEN'S
AND
YOt.NU
MEN'S
PANTS
Well
tailored.
500
pairs
to
choose
from.
.
Nuw
Sclllni
J7.S5
to
$14
00
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS
-All
hvavy
material.
Oood
fit.
Nuw
$4.2$
to
$5.00
WORK
SHIRTS
Full
cut
...
big
selection
Nuw
to
$3.50
MEN'S
IlENIMS
Heavy
weight,
full
cut
Now
$4.00
pair
KVr
The
battalion
was
holding
the
front
line
on
Hill
This
year
we
have
already
60
and
the
particular
section
was
"the
snout."
The
spent
over
two
thousand
dollars
distance
from
the
German
front
line
was
a
mere
30
Taxd
man
u"?"
JOSEPH
L.
SMITH
writes
from;
Kimberley,
B.C.,
reporting
an-
yards,
and
when
the
eneillV
is
SO
close,
one
is
always
years
gone
by.
Now
we
are
be-
New
Routes
Are
Old
WITH
all
the
various
development
projects
in
force
in
British
Columbia
the
problem
of
transportation
is
more
and
more
being
solved.
With
the
aid
of
air
surveys,
possible
ground
routes
are
easily
discernable
and
a
tremendous
saving
of
time
is
the
result.
;
One
surprising
development
is
in
connection
wjth
the
proposed
road
from
Terrace
to
Kitimat.
According
to
the
Omineca
Herald
which
in
turn
quotes
a
report
of
the
deputy
minister
of
mines
in
l(l9,
the
newly
proposed
route
was
probably
in
use
a
thousand
years
ago.
I
The
belief
is
that
an
offshoot
of
the
Haida
Indians
established
themselves
at
Kitimat
and
later
moved
overland
and
settled
at
Kitselas
on
the
Skeena
River.
!
At
the
time
of
the
Yukon
gold
rush
the
route
was
used
to
cany
mail
to
the
interior.
Later
it
was
surveyed
through
as
another
terminus
to
the
railway
(Grand
Trunk
Pacific).
Considerable
work
was
done
commencing
in
the
winter
of
1907-08
to
make
a
proper
tote
road,
and
a
small
stretch
of
right-of-way
was
built
or
cleared
at
the
Skeena
River
end.
;
Only
a
low
divide
in
a
plateau-like
area
separates
the
Lakelse
and
Kitimat
watersheds
but
apparently
ground
surveying
northward
from
Kitimat
won't
be
easy.
A
provincial
government
survey
party
which
went
into
the
area
in
June,
1949,
reported
that
it
realized
movement
in
the
Kitimat
valley
must
be
planned
like
a
military
invasion.
To
reach
the
proposed
control
camp
on
the
Little
Wedeene
River,
they
planned
to
use
the
Kitimat
River.
It
was
swift,
muddy,
and
filled
with
boulders
and
log-jams.
The
up-stream
trip
took
eight
hours
and
10
shear-pins
(in
the
outboard
motor)
;
the
rUwn-stream
journey
took
55
minutes.
River
travel
at,
varying
heights
of
flow
was
so
unreliable
and
dangerous
that
a
trail
was
commenced
through
the
green
hell
of
swamp,
bush
and
muskeg
of
the
west
bank.
cther
surh
firm
this
time
a'so
,
n
.
mi
i
.
i-
lnS
urged
to
abandon
the
whole
with
two
daughtres
j
very
much
on
the
alert.
This
section
of
our
line
was
uiing.
'Rnu
Millpr
nnH
Tin
ni
Vitfirc"
fill
t
hp
niitsirlp
lm
nf
a
orAtvr
that
had
been
made
when
'
The
majority
of
people
now
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
All
kinds.
Union
suits
.
$1.75,
MEN'S
DRESS
AND
WORK
SOCKS
By
best
C,
makers
Nw
m,
the
Germans
blew
up
a
mine
some
time
previously
eaeS
the
hui
climb.
To
many
in
an
attempt
to
get
control
of
the
ridge.
are
guides
and
outfitters,
at
Ta
Ta
Creek,
which
is
fiftepn
miKs
northeast
of
Kimbirley
on
Highway
95.
which
runs
to
Radium
and
Banff.
All
sizes.
the
bus
company
for
him.
The
exritemr-nt
ticn.
Just
think
of
Vancouve.-
MEN'S
RCBIiEK
COATS
Well
tailored.
Now
.
They
had
failed
.owing
to
tha
stubborn
defence
put
up
by
the
Hers
is
a
real
top
notch
family
waS
over.
And
we
relaxed
in
without
its
Stanley
Park.
In
firm
sign.
It
is
in
gold
letters
on
,
battalion
holding
the
line.
At
aughter
:
years
to
come,
Roosevelt
Park
BOYS'
CLOTHES
AT
REAL
VALUES
the
ground
floor
of
the
YMCA
the
bottom
of
the
crater
there
Some
time
later
mv
fellow
ser
will
be
to
Prince
Rupert
what
building
in
Halifax,
Nova
Scotia
!
.
Stanley
Park
is
to
Vancouver
to-
was
a
small
pond
into
which
geant
returned.
The
boys
are
and
reads.
BOYS'
GABARDINE
PANTS
-
shades,
well
tailored.
6
to
1
drained
the
seepage
of
the
rains
having
an
argument
about
arith-
Ttn
nil
V,
....
.
,
.,.
vu
!
...H
a.
know
v..
.
u
Mi
"6'
uu
-"
Now
$3
75
1
uiai
leu
nequciiuy.
yvuii
win
...p.v.
-..
mc
.
lmp.oved
parlcs
but
plea.se
don
t
-ines
uoing
a
cunsiuciauic
-
o,
e--
try
t0
Dreak
up
Roosevelt
Park
amount
of
tunnelling
there
Was
your
answer.
Here's
the
question:
"T.
J.
Wallace,
Sons
and
Daughter."
Mr.
Gorge
Smith
writes,
"My
wife
recalls
with
saitisfaction
how
well
the
daughter
fitted
her
glasses."
BOYS'
Al
l.
WOOL
PANTS
-
0
Sizes
10
to
14
years
Xo
BOYS'
SCHOOL
PANTS
Strung
GEORGE
B.
CASEY,
Chairman,
Parks
Board.
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
always
the
possibility
that
if
the
!
If
it
takes
a
sergeant
a
bayonet
1
tunnellers
cam.-
too
near
the
j
thrust
and
three
bullets
to
kill
j
surface
the
water
might
drain
a
rat,
how
much
ammunition
awav
ouicklv
and
so
it
was
our
I
would
be
required
to
kill
a
Otr-
Bl.cs
4
to
18
Now
8J.JS
1
Mrs.
Edward
Loney
writes
that
several
years
ago,
while
walking
j
duty
l0
keep
an
eye
on
tne
man?"
through
the
market
building
at
jwater
level.
At
the
same
time
j
Rats!
HOYS'
DENIMS
Heavy
w.'Wit.
Nuw
SEE
rp
FOB
.
.
.
Hoists,
All-Steel
Dump
Bodies.
BOYS'
WINDISREAKEBS
All
Wool.
All
sizes.
Aim
nw
Westminster,
sr.e
cair.o
on
v,e
WPre
0n
the
lookout
for
any
this
sign,
I
other
sism
that
might
indicate
"Cooper
and
Daughters."
j
the
enemy
was
sapping
under-It
was
a
florist
stall,
where
a
:n-ath.
PRICE
Nuw
S3.7S
w
man
and
two
young
girls
were
in
On
the
near
side
of
the
crater
Machines
Now
To
Pick
Hops
VANCOUVER
For
the
first
HOYS'
SCHOOL
BOOTS
All
solid.
Sizes
11
to
13
S.zes
1
to
5
i
attendant-.;.
After
a
lapse
of:
several
years
Mrs.
Loney
saw
the
jwe
nac.
our
tront
line
trench
that
linked
up
with
the
main
front
fine.
In
the
parapet
here
same
stall
carrying
on
business
Nice
shades.
2
tfl
6
yean.
BOYS'
SPORT
SIIIRTS-Niiw
at
Winches.
all
sizes
Heavy
and
Light
Trailer
Frames
and
Wheels.
Power
Take-Offs.
All
Certified
Operators
for
high
pressure
and
general
welding
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
but
the
at
one
soot
was
a
sniping
post.
"P-P-"B
'
"Q
in
the
new
market,
daughters
were
alone.
This
was
set
into
the
parapet
the
Fraser
Valley
will
b?
done
by
with
a
steel
plate,
properly
'
mechanical
devices.
The
change
Moke
sure
that
you
are
in
the
right
sta
Look
for
the
Biq
Sign!
Scripture
JpaASaqe
for
oday
"Unto
you
.
.
.
which
believe
he
is
precious."
I.
Peter
2:7
WELL
It
all
goes
to
show
that
'
ramouflaged.
on
the
outer
side.
I
g0e8
into
effect
this
si
ason
It
An
opening
for
the
sniper's
rifle
'
there
really
may
be
nothing
hM
a,
lven
wcpks
f
m.
new
under
the
sun.
Anyway
it
.was
covered
by
a
small
steel
22.T
-lnt
K.
Phone
C.rren
M4
seemr.
to
me
to
be
a
grand
idea.
P'aie
mat
couia
be
swung
to
one
r"f'
".ZJZ
.
.
.
.
.
Cne
man
who
sent
in
the
name
!
side.
Then,
as
an
additional
a
father
and
daughter
busl-;
caution
to
prevent
the
light
hop
and
'ave
at
'
TOUGH
PLANT
PORTRAITS
The
central
stem
of
the
cab-
Films
Developed
and
Printed
j
bage
plant
is
so
woody
that
it
PROMPT
SERVICE
may
be
used
for
making
walking
sticks.
CHANDLER'S
STI
DIO
2184th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
389
Prince
Rupert
ness
firm
adds
a
P.S.
which
.
from
shining
through,
there
was
,
reads:
Ian
empty
sandbag
suspended!
"How
are
Indian
fakirs
on
ar-
i
ff"m
the
top
of
the
sniper's
fir-thritis?"
j
lng
position.
I
am
sorry
I
can't
answer
that
Dne
warm
afternoon,
in
the
ore.
I
wasn't
in
India
long
'en-
montn
nf
June
1918i
T
Was
re.
ough
to
find
out
many
(It
the
laxing,
lying
on
the
checken
wire
j
things
most
interesting
to
me'
that
made
the
sniper's
post
I
personally.
'
ShabUable.
Suddenly
I
heard
an
!
One
young
Indian
did
want
to:
nusual
noise.
It
sounded
like'
treat
my
arthritis.
But
as
he
,
tihe
suctoin
of
a
pump
and
I
barged
up
to
me
on
the
street
in
immediately
associated
it
with
STEAMER
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
Mac
Constructs
mew
ueini
ana
Degan
insisting
the
p-()Sslbility
that
the
enemy
in
a
loud
voice
that
he
would
had
a
pump
at
to
kepp
I
treat
me
on
a
"no
cure
no
pay
"
,
frnm
fmnriino
..the
snns
he'
basis,
he
got
a
bit
annoyed
when
was-
digging
under
our
trench,
j
I
listened,
and
then
called
an-
.
Company
i
declined
on
the
ground
that
I
was
too
busy
with
my
job
to
tr
him
out.
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
forts
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
other
sergeant.
He
agreed
it
might
be
so.
Then
the
sound
stopped
and
we
said
that
if
it
recurred
we
would
notify
the
officer
in
charge
of
the
platoon.
I
I
I
HERE
is
a
little
bit
that
I
think
I
forgot
to
write
white
out
in
India.
In
both
India
and
Pakistan
there
are
a
few
pensioners
The
next
day
the
same
sound
PLUMBING
and
p
HEATING
The
Reliable
and
;
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
For
Repairs
and
Alterations
Smith
&
Eikins
Ltd.
P
O.
Box
274
WILL
DO
YOUR
JOB
CHEAPER
Roofing
.
.
.
Sidirg
.
.
.
Alteration!
Estimates
Gladly
Given
Black
6G0
Bin
:
occurred.
I
called
my
fellow
who
served
in
the
Canadian
army
sergeant
and
then
one
of
my
men,
preparing
to
send
for
the
officer.
In
looking
over
the
situation
I
raised
the
empty
sand
in
the
first
world
war.
Don't
ask
me
how
they
got
into
our
army.
It
was
some
sort
of
flute.
Anyway
they
were
in
it.
Some
of
Write
or
Call
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DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
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hanging
ovr
the
sniping
them
still
draw
pensions
and
j
post,
and
there
was
the
solution
live
in
style
in
their
own
native
and
the
explanation
of
the
noise.
AWAY,
RIO
!
We're
btimiil
for
the
Rio
Grande,
And
away,
Rio
aye,
Rio
!
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Jut
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we're
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Grande!
For
over
a
century
Lamb's
Navy
,
has
been
the
call
of
those
who
know
good
rum
Smooth
and
mellow,
it
is
matured,
blended
and
bottled
in
Britain
of
the
finest
Demcrara
Rums.
Lamb's
Navy
Rum
ANNOUNCEMENT
villages.
Not
long
ago
one
such
pensioner
died.
His
lawyer
friend
had
heard
that
the
Canadian
government
paid
funeral
expenses
for
all
pensioners.
(So
it
does,
up
to
very
low
limit,
i
So
the
Indian
lawyer
did
the
funeral
up
in
style.
He
put
on
a
party
which
lasted
three
days,
and
invited
the
whole
village!
F.S.
Did
he
get
his
monjy
back
from
our
government?
Nay,
verily!!
A
huge
rat
was
performing
his
ablutions,
with
the
sound
of
his
washing
the
cause
of
our
dls-tress.
I
let
the
sandbag
drop
and
i
ached
for
my
rifle.
With
a
strong
thrust
I
shoved
the
bayonet
at
the
rat.
But
the
tough
sandbag
carried
my
thrust
upward
and
the
rat
was
uninjured.
Then
standing
back
I
fired
one
shot
into
the
beast.
He
remained
upright.
A
second
shot
followed,
but
he
still
was
erect.
A
third
shot,
this
time
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