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1
DEMAND
ACTION
iVVOULD
RE-OPEN
Prince
ttupcrt
Dailp
rectos
Thursday,
October
27,
1949
LETTERBOX
me
rvein
iiuiii
y
uiai
(tt
Siimn'
future
dale
new
firemen
my'
be
employed.
The
co.nnmteel
JOB'S
DAUGHTERS
WINDOW
DISPLAY
ON
EXHIBITION
FIREMEN'S
PACI
felt
that
in
this
case
the
ad
Our
Venerable
Mayor
Editor,
Daily
News
The
typographical
error
in
rh
date
in
voiir
account
of
mv
!
TENNIS
COURT
Pilgrimage
during
the
past
vancement
of
a
recruit
to
first
!
class
fireman
within
one
year'
would
be
too.
precipitous.
j
Aa
Smti
pendent
dnilv
newspaper
devote
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
eomnuinitia
eompricm
northern
and
centra!
British
Columbia.
-
(Auttaoriwl
as
Second
CTass
Mall.
Poet
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
every
nfwrnoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd
.
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
O.
A
HUNTER,
Mnnacina
Editor.
H
O
PERRY.
Manaping
Director.
MEMBER
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
AfDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATES
!
summer
of
Prinrp
Rupert
BPthel
lu;W00lul
retirement
from
civic
adminis-
Action
will
be
demanded
by
city
tration
in
last
Thursday's
paper
council
on
the
part
of
a
group
of
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
AiSMJtl.vIlU
Council's
agreement
with
city
fire
fighters
will
be
re-opened
at
request
of
council
to
Institute
amendment
regarding
the
rate
of
promotion
of
Art-men.
The
agreement
was
signed
earlier
this
year.
Utilities
Chairman
Daggett
ex
the
has
been
the
cause
of
much;
city
men
who
acquirtci
St-USCRIPTION
RATES
Wty
Cmn-Mr,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
aionoi.
75c:
Per
Tear,
8
00.
By
Mall.
Per
Month,
60c;
Per
Tear.
5.00
-
"''
tret,
M,
from
Pair
.
Classified
Ad3.
Oet
Results.
ITou
Saw
It
In
The
Newai
foundation
of
the
former
Exhibi
amusement
among
my
friends
tion
building
in
Roosevelt
Park
a
couple
of
years
ago
for
the
declared
purpose
of
converting
It
into
a
tennis
court.
!
plained
to
council
that
it
was
desirable
to
request
that
the
nirreement
be
re-onened
bo-
lXetv
Citizenship
Sl
SUFFERED
AGONIZ2NG
and
your
readers.
The
following
letter
received
by
me
on
this
subject
may
amuse
your
readers
as
much
as
it,
did
me:
"Dear
Mrs.
Arnold:
"We
were
honored
with
a
I-ADIF.S'
KlBb
S!IOESvWith
li.
,
Reg.
$4.9$
MEN
S
LEATH
BREAKF.KS
ah
Special
....
"ENS
A1.I.
of
the
building
which
i
Remains
of
a
c,ause
whun
FAN
N
UNPARALLELED
EXPERIMENT
in
new
was
destroyed
in
a
gale
were
put
up
for
public
sale,
then
withdrawn
at
the
request
of
the
group
mits
trie
advancement
of
new
fin
men
to
first-class
status
within
one
year,
his
rate
of
pro-
A:
cf
Job's
Daughters
to
3pokane
where
the
drill
lt?am
distinguished
itslef
by
winning
two
major
wards
is
picturized
for
th.p
benefit
of
public
passersby
with
a
specially
arranged
display
in
the
window
of
Wallace's
department
store.
With
an
attractive
settir.g
in
the
orders
colors
of
purple
and
white
and
a
conaratu'atory
banner,
the
window
shows
two
models
in
the
attractive
drill
team
uniforms
.scenes
of
the
big
international
session,
ail
centering
on
the
two
cups
which
the
drill
team
won
one
for
military
drill
and
one
for
exhibition
drill.
Large
Canadian
and
American
flags
and
a
banner
of
the
order
itself
embellish
the
scene.
citizenship
may
soon
be
witnessed
a
few
miles
short
visit
from
you
during
the
.
Municioal
doinas
at
Terrace
hich
asked
that
it
be
lumen
j
motjon
was
thought'
too
spetdy
Mil
I
it4
UOdtrflll,
f
ftchftf
VlMl
Nnaritn
Caaulm.
Ix.ll.
to
,
ln
SciMka,
N.vial,,.,
Umka
M,mm.
(
Itl
lSKR
C0T
Spefial
MEN'
S
DRFSS
s
from
!
Al
U
4nt
Mm,
US
by
the
utilities
commute.
Revision
of
the
clause
will
not
affect
any
of
the
present
members
of
the
fire
hall
staff
Alderman
Daggett
said,
but
It
1
Jll
and
it
comes
as
a
distinct
sur-lover
to
them
for
construction
01
prise
that
you
hate
been
con-'a
public
tennis
project,
cerned
with
the
Council
of
tack
of
action
in
the
mean-Prince
Rupert
since
1143.
Yes
(,ime
has
caused
council
to
pref.
eleven
hundred
and
forty-three
(hut
smethmg
be
don.
The
according
to
your
own
news-
i
we.ather-beaten
base
still
remains
MEN'S
lAurnu
s
i
.
binations,
'-'-i
medii,,
MMuiaMMiwawtaaJbjJ
Special
.
...
MEN
S
RAINTOll
unused.
from
Prince
Rupert.
Final
formalities
in
connection
with
the
total
enfranchisement
en
masse
of
the
nearby
native
village
of
Metlakatla
appear
to
be
nearing
consummation.
.Then
Metlakatla
will
be
the
first
Indian
community
in
Canada
to
leave
the
wardship
of
the
federal
government
under
the
Indian
Act
and
assume
its
own
community
responsibilities
apart
from
supervision
and
support
of
the
federal
department.
In
short,
it
will
become
a
".white"
community
with
all
the
privileges
and
responsibilities
attached
thereto.
Possibly,
too,
there
may
be
some
fiwtnr
whiVh
at
thp
outset,
at.
least,
mav
be
consid
mtin
""'S
MEN'S
GABAItbp
Full
lined
MEN'S
(
OVERT
(
paper.
"Seems
to
me
that
such
personal
items
should
not
be
exposed
to
this
extent
and
besides
that
I
don't
believe
it.
A
couple
of
hundred
years
either
way
may
be
permissible
but
this
is
that
The
matter
was
brought
up
apain
in
council
by
Alderman
V.'.
F
Stone,
who
charged
that
th
group
had
failed
to
live
up
to
their
agreement
and
that
the
city
should
take
some
action.
Alderman
T.
B.
Black
was
in
agreement
and
recalled
that
tin-citv
had
turned
down
c
f
fers
ia
fit
4
MEN'S
ALL-WooJ
certainly
rubbing
it
in.
l
"Certainly
you
are
entithVi
to
a
pension
but
somebody
should
FISHERMEN'S
fi
rut.
Now
MUZ.
1
ranging
from
$50U
to
$700
from
te
sued
first.
Sincerely,
mr.-vs
UKESS
Asl
r;
.i-.,.-;:i.:.Br..?!?:i:.
SOX-Nav,
::rpj'j'tt4:
i!
m:',!l
y:r-'
MEN'S
SPORT
SIM
LOWEST
l?
"N"1
It
tablets
lt
PRIv.ES
100
liblels
.
.
.
7
Now
"R.
B."
Many
thanks.
Yours
sincerely,
Nora
E.
Arnold
MAYOR
Coleman
-
RADIAN
T-CIRCULA
rCS.
Model
No.
RiZ
men's
work
sii
Now
other
bidders
to
turn
the
pU'c-?
oer
to
the
group.
"They
acquired
the
piece
of
property
from
us
on
the
understanding
that
they
would
use
it
for
a
specific
purpose.
We
si.ould
demand
an
accounting,"
he
de
clared.
Since
no
time
limit
was
contained
In
the
agreement,
leiui
counsel
had
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
city
could
not
force
men
s
work
ri
Draft
Auiomatle
Coiurul!
Now
Benutlful
Grille
Cabinet!
DuroplcatU-
Finish
ered
disadvantages.
In
any
case,
it
will
be
a
complete
and
drastic
change
of
status.
There
may
be
no
parallel
in
Canada
but
there
is
one
at
the
Alaska
Metlakatla,
not
so
far
from
here,
and,
from
all
accounts,
it
has
worked
out
well
and
satisfactorily
there
and,
in
some
respects,
a
model
community
has
been
developed.
The
result
of
the
enfranchisement
of
Metlakatla
will
be
watched
with
more
than
local
interest
in
view
of
its
unprecedentedness.
It
is
to
be
expected,
too,
that
other
progressive
native
villages
may
follow
Metlakatla's
example.
CLIMATE
AND
WEATHER
rLIMATE
is
one
of
the
greatest
upsetters
of
hu-
rfJT
tiot-,.HJ-l!
y,.ft--iU.r
!!.
!
nnnvttft
Low
Flame
Fuel
fcawrl
A
Heal
VaJuol
Fuel
Automatic
Coin
roll
)
MEN'S
DUESS
r
assortment,
pcrli.
n"
i
BOYS'
ALL-WOOli
Fancy
plaid
BOYS'
LACED
I
the
group
to
take
action
within
DEALER'S
KAm
any
specified
time.
Acting
CUV
Clerk
William
Long,
commented.
Mlirr
Quern
N.
I.
Silver
CJiieen
No.
!,
Sller
((iih-ii
Ni.
:).
Mlver
tjncf"
No;
4.
sliver
strand.
sllvr
straiiil
o.
i.
Jiinilio
No.
S,
KiiihI
No.
I,
Killlll
No.
.'.
Koy.
lEIurk
llanionrl
n
a
i
Hi
1.
l.
r
rii
t
toll
Mlm
ral
lalin.
SitUHte
in
the
Atlin
Mining
Division.
Where
located:
On
the
West
.side
of
the
TulsequKh
River.
Lawful
holder:
Polaris-Taku
Mning
Company
Limited.
Number
of
holder's
Iree
miner's
cert
f
lea
te:
28103.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
T.
Unrierhill.
F
M
C,
34204
F,
as
Agent
for
Polarln-Taku
Mining
Compeny
Limited.
Free
Miners
Certificate
No.
i'mOJ.
intends,
at
the
end
of
sixty
days
but
not
laur
than
one
year
from
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
CertliCHtes
of
Impovements
for
the
purpos
of
ob-
BOOTS
All
sizes.
Special
I
BOYS'
SCHOOL
i
Hht
Ort.rfl
14'
!
IT"
Council
pased
a
motion
that
-he
agreemnt
be
amended
to
set
a
definite
time
limit
In
which
the
work
of
building
a
ten.iis
cvvrt
be
carried
out.
W0
tt.
k
w
man
pians
ana
acuviues,
says
me
montnly
let
PANTS
ft.
BOYS'
RAINCOAT
fitting.
From
ISEjI-Jp)WMi.OIri
Til
it
mnotm
13
21
.1
BOYS'
ALL-Wooi.l
JACKETS
Advertise
in
tne
Da:lf
News!
i
BROKER'
talninsr
Crown
grants
of
the
above
claims.
S?
,77
ter
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada.
It
dictates
our
economy,
what
we
wear,
the
kind
of
house
we
live
in,
the
sort
of
food
we
eat,
how
hard
we
work,
and
even
"
when
and
where
we
spend
our
vacations.
Farmers
and
industrial
magnates
must
bow
to
it
;
all
animal
(
life,
from
insect
to
elephant,
lives
and
dies
under
its
rule.
And
further
take
notice
that
ac
tion,
under
section
85
of
the
"Mm
jetyfeW
COAL
BURNER
Vita
run
aav
lip
U
W"f
fi"!
bill
allh
thU
amajliic
hflr
or
tlirimi'e!
It's
so
different
today
eral
Act'."
must
be
commenced
before
Mad,
ta
Spar
Hralrrs
or
Warm
All
turnare
models
ti
brat
honira
wl
3
the
Ifwuance
of
such
Certificates
of
Improvements.
Dated
this
i7th
day
of
September,
1049.
(H)
burns
the
It
Pavf
ii
'1
,
I
cheapest
small
Lipnite
Coals
with
9:i"t
mm
efficiency-
Cut
your
fuel
bills
PERSON
II.
w4
From
your
n-v.:
,
i
fime
In
nnH
Si1''
t
10c
EA.-25
Fill
WRATHAU
in
hall'
OVER
22,000
SATISFIED
VSERS
IN
WESTERN
CANADA
lllu.trmlrd
Kolilrr
Nflimlim
l-fiur
Vliidi-ta
of
li.iltr
Hratrrt
and
limwfrt
IKKh.
ON
HKUtWT
PHOTO
riM-t
i
ill
.
.
.
and
and
Auk
your
dealer
or
wrltel
M0g
VICKERS
VICKERS
GIN
ISLAND
CITY
BIII.DFRS'
SI
PPI.IES
SAV0
HOT
W.
L.
WOOD?,
I
505
McBride
St.
Blue
82
"CHIl.I)RE
tliould
be
een
but
nol
heard-
aa
a
populur
fining
in
ErunilLitlter'a
lime.
Hut
today
llie
yiiiinf-li-r
li.iil
viilh
nii.T
ili-liiilit
tliut
ruiriiliou,
TViO-GKAIN
rereal,
F'OST'S
CRAI'K-M
IS
FLAKES.
They
love
it.
eri-p,
veet-a-n-niil
flavor
.
.
.
iln
laly
aoininem
of
tun-ripened
vlieal
and
malted
barley.
Eaay
to
get
eauy
lo
lerve
ajr
to
diaett
POSTS
(.R
AJ'E-NLTS
H
AKES
ar
halom
and
good
for
all
the
family.
Tliey
Hjpply
nourishment
bolh
young
and
old
need
dally
.
.
.
e(ul
quantities
of
rarbohydrulet,
protein,
minerals
and
other
food
eMentiaU.
A-k
your
grornr
for
PORT'S
CRAPE
NLTS
FLAKES
today.
I
VICKERS
IS
DISTILLED
IN
CANADA
AND
AND
IS
IS
DiSTKIlUTID
OiSTRItUTtD
BY
eyCalVftt
CalVftt
I
I
I
-
I
I
f
IN
W
a
I
J
PHONE
37
f
"
1
1
WA
L.
AS
II
II
V
fl
r
I
I
IlLIV
l
U
a
14
L
I
This
ailvtrtisenunt
is
nut
published
or
dis-
I
V
Z.
!
Played
by
the
Liquor
Control
B(urd
or
j
.
.
F-'
I
M
ATT
I
''le
'JUVt'm""'n,
'ir'''n
Columbia.
,
'
FRASER
STI'I
PRINCB
BDli
vuici
vaiiiLij
1U1V.C
Lau
w
lllUUItl
tlVllUatlUIlS
as
a
change
in
climate.
Men
are
pushed
forward
impetuously
in
some
regions
and
held
back
to
a
sluggish
pace
in
others,
both
physically
and
mentally.
We
think
and
act
because
of
the
burning
of
food
in
our
tissues
and
the
speed
of
this
burning
depends
largely
"upon
the
type
of
our
food
and
exercise.
Exercise
steps
up
the
rate.
If
the
temperature
and
humidity
'
are
too
high,
our
body
temperature
rises
quickly.
We
are
soon
prostrated.
So
we
leam
to
take
it
easy
in
the
tropics.
What
we
should
like
is
more
orderliness
in
the
weather.
There
should
be
some
snow
and
ice
in
winter,
so
that
we
are
willing
to
work
hard
enough
to
enjoy
a
little
leisure
when
spring
comes.
Spring
should
be
a
poet's
delight,
with
flowers
and
bees
and
mating
birds,
and
it
should
last
two
months.
Summer
should
be
warm
enough
to
thaw
the
frost
out
of
our
bones,
give
us
the
right
tint
of
tan,
and
grow
our
garden
vegetables
and
gladiolus
to
the
right
size
texture
and
shade.
Autumn
should
be
long
enough
tor
us
to
rest
after
a
strenuous
summer,
colorful
enough
to
gratify
our
aesthetic
sense
and
just
cool
enough
to
ease
us
gently
into
winter.
Every
season
should
dignify
itself
by
coming
in
on
the
proper
date.
This
would
enable
us
to
make
sell
and
buy
clothes
in
a
reasonably
stable
way,
and
to
know
whether
it
is
necessary
to
lay
in
another
ton
of
coal.
Till
these
improvements
can
be
made,
the
clothing
manufacturer,
the
department
store,
the
coal
dealer
and
the
consumer
must
plug
along
w
ith
the
afd
of
almanacs,
the
meteorological
bureau
and
their
own
amateur
efforts
at
forecasting.
Perhaps
it
1
1
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i
mmmmm
mmmmh
j
S
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j
A
Home
Away
From
Home
li
TlT"
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(
5
j'
50
Room
Hot
and
Cold
j
iSl
.
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324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesdayi
1:30
p.m.,
Catala"
Sunday.
9
p.m.,
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
S'MPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
November
4
and
IS
10
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s
s.
Camosun,
October
28,
4
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
....
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
Weekdays
Sundays
.
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so,
Because
it
our
weather
ideals
achieved
what
should
we
grumble
about?
THAT
MAN
IS
HERE
AGAIN
SIXTH
STREET
and
THIRD
AVE
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS.
Third
Avenue
Phone
P68
THERE'S
A
RING
FOR
EVERY
PURPOSE
Special
Notice
UNION
STEAMSHIP
LTD.
hffertive
Sunday,
Oct.
30451
School
for
'tomorrow
The
newspaper
boy
....
the
boy
who
delivers
your
papers
....
is
a
typical
Canadian
boy.
He
is
the
business
man
of
tomorrow.
And
as
a
carrier,
he
learns
those
lessons
which
will
prepare
him
for
a
successful
future.
Carrier
Competition
Starting
on
October
3
the
Dally
News
Is
sponsoring
a
carrier
competition
with
a
bicycle
as
first
prize
and
many
other
valuable'
cash
prizes.
The
boys
will
be
awarded
points
for
obtaining
new
subscribers
for
dependability
and
for
efficiency
In
collections.
So
any
help
that
you
can
give
your
;arrier
will
be
appreciated
by
him
and
he
In
turn
will
try
M
serve
you
his
customer
....
to
the
utmost
of
bis
ability.
s
s.
Camosun
leaves
Prince
Ru-'
pert
for
Vancouver
ami
Way
Ports
at
To
Give
Your
Furnace
Its
Annual
Check-up
from
T
H
OM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
Phone
Black
884
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r.fll.
(INSTEAD
OF
10
P.M..)
See
Our
LARGE
NEW
SELECTION
of
Latest
Diamond
Styles
..a
palij
Complete
stock
of
Signal,
Birthstonrs
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ANSON'S
YOUR
FRIENDLY
JEME
','
RHP
The
southbound
call
at
PorH
Simpson
on
Tuesday
morning,
IS
CANCELLED
,
Prinof
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