B.C.
Not
Getting
Equitable
Bp
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Monday,
March
8,
Ki54
From
Federal
Governmental;
;
VICTORIA
CP-
The
Hi
IHsii
I
ment
in
.
Mice
Prove
Money-Maker
If
Albinos
Columbia
government
says
It
iiirauidlv-
tv.
.
in
111
Jependeut
dally
nevvspuper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnc
Rupert
and
prlliern
and
Jtritral
Hrltlsli
Columbia.
'
Member
of
Canadian
Press
-
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
CiiUbdian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Frlnre
Rupert
Duilv
Ne.
Limited.
t.
T-
MAGOH,
President
11.
Ci
HRKftV.
Vlre-Pr-sld-nt
"Drr,viri0
'"r
f"
"
l
A
!
"
'
"
Subscrlp'.lon
ItatM:
iy
carrier
Her
ween,
25c;
per
month.
!
00;
per
year,
10
0n.
raZ1sir-iy
mall
Per
month.
7Sn;
per
year,
t8
00
"
-iW-''
ftuuiorizea
as
secouil
class
m.dl
by
the
Poet
Office
Department,
Otuw
iNwiPtit-
i
noi
keuuig
an
equuauie
re
turn
from
the
federal
government
for
ftiuit
(he
senior
Kovern-ment
takes
out
.
In
his
budget
address
to
the
legislature,
Premier
and
Finance
Minister
Bennett
said
the
province
expects
t
earn
a
total
ol
$43,374,000
under
I
he
dominion-
provincial
taxation
agreement
in
the
fiscal
year
ending
March
31,
lUoo-an
Increase
of
$1X08
000
over
the
year
ending
Jt
aKoexoecled
1
OOu.000
from
....
....
...
I
Can:.li.J.
one-jian
oi
me
icaerai
income
iT
.
su,tr'
SADDLE
WORTH,
Yorkshire
(CP)-Mice
make
money
(or
48-year-old
James
Houxh
but
only
if
they
are
wliitc.
Hough,
who
.st'll.s
albino
mice
to
scientific
research
laboratories,
has
80,000
in
his
"moiwcrie"
all
descendants
of
four
pairs
he
purchased
20
years
ago
when
out
of
work.
He
sells
youngsters
at
a
shilling
each,
mules
at
2.
6d.
and
'
expectant
mother"
mice
for
five
shillings.
Sales
are
approximately
6,000
a
week.
Says
Hough:
"Wild
mice
are
taboo
here
they
bring
disease."
Cats?
Hounh
says
a
number
drop
In
during
the
summer
when
the
mouserje
doors
are
open,
"but
they
don't
cause
any
trouble.
New
Unit
Boosts
Power
Capacity
For
Quesnel
Area
tax
on
power
distribution
cor-
"al
Uw
.pW
k'
ijoi
atii.ns
an
incruu.se
ol
ijuo
-1
,,
rc:oS"Lc
Re;
j,,.
00U.
j
ullv-
Hut
the
premier
.soul
i;
Li
I
u0
Iec'
Wut
timal,,'.t
the
lcderul
Rovenunent
BOing
tohavn
makes
coilectlons
In
din-ct
ondi
,ouru'S
pn.nf
.
indirect
taes,
non-tax
revenues
t
f
pr,tSs
cunI'.i
zvitm
i
uiui
special
leceipis
and
credits
I
'""
i
Salesmanship
Needed"
JNT
CASE
there
is
any
douht
aliout
the
federal
gov-I
einment's
position
on
-sale
of
the
drydock
and
shipyard,
we
offer
this
excerpt
from
Hansard
by
Transport
Minister
Chevrier.
Replying
to
V.
G.
J.
Hahn,
New
Westminster,
who
asked
about
the
proposed
closure
in
March,
Mr.
Chevrier
said:
"I
made
a
statement
on
that
matter
last
week
but
since
then
there
has
been
a
change.
Perhaps
I
should
advise
the
house
that
the
change
came
about
because
of
representations
made
to
myself
and
to
certain
colleagues
of
the
government
by
the
hon.
member
for
Skeena
(Mr.
Applew
haite),
and
the
fact
that
he
brought
a
delegation
from
Prince
Rupert
in
the
riding
of
Skeena.
"The
change
is
that
the
Canadian
National
Railways
have
now
agreed
to
postpone
the
sale
for
a
period
of
six
months
in
the
hope
that
a
purchaser
may
he
found
and
also
with
the
expectation
that
those
keenly
interested
in
the
fishing
industry
iji
that
area
may
he
able
to
find
someone
who
would
he
a
satisfactory
purchaser
either
of
the
whole
dry-
A
NEWS
MESSENGER
In
Paris
whose
occupation
keeps
him
out
in
nil
kinds
of
weather
tries
a
.system
long
practiced
by
Oriental
potentates,
but
It's
not
easy
without
a
flunky
along
to
hold
the
umbrella.
It
may
be
hard
on
his
backbone,
hut
at
least
it
keeps
his
cigarette
dry.
The
MT's
Day
HERE
is
one
typical
working
day
of
an
M.P.
You
arrive
at
your
office
about
nine-thirty.
Your
secretary
brings
in
a
biV
pile
of
mail.
You
day
the
newspapers
aside
j
to
read
at
leisure.
j
j
The
letters
are
of
two
kinds.
;
l
Sume
ure
general,
that
is
commending
you
or
condemning
;
you
for
something
you
have
!
!
dons,
or
not
done.
Of
this
class,
!
the
vast
majority
are
from
peo-
'
pie
drawing
old
age
pensions
or.
I
WVA
grams,
but
who
feelthe.se
should
be
larger.
Another
class
of
lettei..
jv-
jcrs
actual
applications
for
lm-
j
migration
into
Canada,
or
for
j
j
naturalization
papers,
or
for
i
!
r.ny
one
of
a
score
..r
more
of
i
!
things.
These
all
require
'
per-j
I'sonal
answers,
plus
letters
j
j
phone
calls
or
personal
visits
to
!
;
ii;c
ui
niumia
lunLniicu.
i
My
own
immigration
mail
is
Ivory
heavy.
j
!
.
.
..
.
.
.
j
ii''
iuu
AKt
on
tne
Dankinj
ftrtiTvi
it
i
c
-.
i-twwit
nt
Aln.iAn
o'clock
in
the
morning.
You
,
that
total
$474,700,000.
In
direct
taxation
alone.
Including
personal
Income
tax,
non-residents
tax,
corporation
income
tax,
.succession
(Kit
i
and
income
tax
on
undistributed
profits,
the
federal
government
(lathered
$200,700,000.
Premier
Bennett,
former
Fin-once
Minister
Kinar
Gunrlersnn
and
Attorney-General
Robert
Bonner,
went
to
Ottawa
Dec.
11
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
OL'ESNEL
Canaeltv
of
the,...;...
.
V....
...
7
.
I
ed
Sunday
from
.
!
three-dawwi
.v
rii,
-..,
..a
t.,.-,,.
I
nii
vorli
goodwi::
,.,!,'.
ilnBC
-
j
reporters
here
iusr
3.
From
start
to
finish
it
was
a
completely
happy
and
successlui
function.
The
colored
streamers
1
iei
Kxise
upon
ine
crowa
en-
tangled
Conservative
members
with
Liberal,
CCF
members
with
Cabinet
ministers,
Social
Credit
.
.
l
:
L.
i
(
wiui
torre-p(nat?iiwi
..The
development
of
the
prov-
'
,v'slt
5tu'h
K
1
sman
RtlPe
ice's
resources
Is
manifestly
of
'1
malor
Imoortance
to
the
econ-
umv
of
the
nation."
tiio
Prem'.r
'I'rv
Dnilu
Iw,
r
1
lock
oi'
of
a
portion
thereof."
It
would
appear
from
this
that
the
government
rnm
tnp
rt;ji
r.n
erv
No
rPii.iln.ime
nf
DP'.
traints
could
survive
the
mix-
Rac
Canada
has
&w:h
a
varicly,
as
wjll
as
such
pttentmU
In
unde-
veloped
natural
resources."
hear
witnesses
giving
evidence
I
"
"siere
season
of
Lent.
It
is
u
I'ps
and
any
number
of
MP's
post-war
growth
which
is
show-iis
to
how
they
think
the
new
!
Iast
ninS
of
worldly
pleasure,
who
thought
th?y
hid
come
just
1
ing
no
signs
of
abatement.
Housing
Act
will
work
out.
You:The
twin
spirits
of
carnival
and
to
watch
the
novelty
of
the
oc-1
When
the
Power
Commission
casion
settled
1
"
JS
lne
nope
01
me
gov-r
happily
to
having
commenced
operation
here
Aug-
i
good
time.
Competition
for
,
ust
1.
1947.
there
were
289
cus-
I
er"rm"nt
'
into
a
partner-
possession
of
the
balloons
,
tomers.
and
it
had
been
estimat-
j
ship
wlth
the
federal
jovern-
Miare
in
the
cross
examination
nlole
or-Jess
recKiess
gaiety
ar.'
of
those
witnesses.
i
lts
deities.
Fanciful
costume.-.
At
one
o'clock
you
come
back
!
maMJues,
balloons,
paper
stream-to
your
office
for
a
tray
lunch,
ers-
music,
rich
foods
and
exu-bi
ought
down
(o
you
by
a
mes-
berant
Averages
are
its
tradi-fenger.
By
half
past
two
you
I
tlonal
trappings.
.
ne
in
the
House
of
Commons!
The
Hoac
of
Commons
had
;
the
first
Mardi
Gras
celebration
in
its
history
during
the
past
aim
cjuytru
ii,
u
goou
aeal
better
than
thoroughly.
PT
the
benefit
of
any
who
may
be
strangers
to
the
term.
;
M
ri
rrl
.
rii-nx
I
in.'n
..
rr
xiany
uil
UU.V
I
IS
H
IPSLlVal
rPIPhriltjri
n
mjnv
pwres
to
inaugurate
th?
Parliament
has
never
ccle-
oiaiea
u
Delore.
But
this
year
sP"ker
Hsne
Beaudoin,
who
nas
sponsored
a
number
"rsls
nce
he
acceded
to
th'.-
'""""''s.
us
wru
as
tne
r
-
r(.i;i
Cnnarlj;,
"
'
WIS
I
SEOUL
(T11
t-
Laurent
n,'"
8ovcrm.ie.it
0!
Ct.it
ernincnt
tip
ne
a:.so
toil
c....
will
remain
in
fa'
necessary
to
,
fe
He
added,
ho,,,,,
task
ot
the
Uniteci
Si
in
Korea
is
not
r
of
that
country.
t
that
aggression"'.'"
era
ted.
The
prime
mir.uc
.
Fredtw
OPTGMET.
New
address:
3(8
?
Phine
Gr
MARCH
EM-CK
RADIO-M
COMBINA'-:
Ony
m
Casy
Trims
1
r,i
nil
v.
stnw
1
'Custom
rficiio
i;K
A
K:irain
lot
ONLY
--
50
MONARCH
SMI
Custom
hi'aUT.
&
upholstety.
A
"
ONLY
'
for
the
nravers
and
oneniii'
I
questions
of
the'day.
j
But
you
must
leave
the
main
I
'chamber
by
half
past
three
and
!
fet
back
to
the
banking
com-
,
s
putting
the
burden
of
the
selling
job
on
Prince
lupert.
Since
the
city
stands
to
gain
most
from
he
right
kind
of
sale,
perhaps
the
arrangement
is
easonahle
enough.
Put
if
the
job
is
to
be
carried
:.-ut
in
the
best
mannei:
possibleand
it
is
also
in
the
government's
interest
to
see
that
it
is
Ottawa
should
handle
it.
As
a
first
'step,
there
could
be
the
distribution
of
an
illustrated'
brochure
giving
all
necessary
in-;
formation
about
the
property
and
the
district
as
a
whole.
Any
large
-private
concern
about
to
Undertake
an
important
selling
project
puts
out
its
own
promotional
literature,
and
there
is
no
reason
why
'he
government
should
not
-do
likewise.
This
could
fe
supplemented
by
advertisements
in
rade
magazineanl
instructions
to
Canadian
consulates
everywhere
to
check
on
all
possible
prospects.
Merely
calling
for
offers
is
not
gopd
enough
Some
real
salesmanship
is
needed
and,
while
Prince
Rupert
should,
np
ignore
its
own
responsibilities
in
this
respect,
OttSj'a
is
in
by
far
the
best
position
to
line
up
potential
customers.
m
i
1
1
e
e
which
is
working.
n'Z"
oince
or
First
Commoner
parties,
which
commenced
un-l
Reflecting
the
Impioved
liv-'
r!ainst
time
to
rush
through
issucli
invitations
to
a
Mardi
rter
Speaker
Rons
Macdona
Id
and
ing
standard
in
the
area,
aver-,
i.he
new
bill
in
time
for
this
!
ras
reception
to
be
held
in
the
!
ore
being
carried
on
with
an
age
residential
consumption
has
1
season's
construction.
Railway
Committee
Room
dnr-
original
touch
by
Speaker
Beau-,
increased
from
45
kwh
per
month
;
You
have
from
six
to
eight
1
'"8
th-
dinner
recess
hours''
of
doin,
arc
a
good
thing..
They
in
1U47.
to
140
kwh
in
1953.
Av-i
o'clock
free
(unless
you
ar?
a
!
Commons.
serve
to
relax
the
Parliamentary
erage
commercial
consumption
new:.
paper
writer
like
myself
1.
j
ft
was
a
family
party,
with
all
tensions
and
to
mnp
up
th?
bit-;
has
Increased
from
85
kv.h
to
I
At
eight
you
go
back
into
the
MP's
and
their
wives
invited
ternesses.
.sometimes
left
by
Par-
1
230
kwh
per
month.
I
House
and
sit
through
till
ten.
without
regard
for
political
af-
liamentary
debate.
They
furth-
(
with
this
increased
consump-
1
vvnile
you
uslen
to
tne
speeches,
j
'
wtin
one
ear,
you
catch
up
oni"'"11'-
'"b1""11
"se
ui
papier
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECT
S13
3rd
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
f
imuena
oy
tns
Parliamentary
'
turn
amongst
Mrs
01
all
put-
.
,M7
....
..
..,,,
carpentcry
staff,
colored
pap.
'
ties.
It
i.-.n't
too
much
of
tn
'nsi
-streamers
from
the
ceiiing.gaiiy;,
gyration
of
hope
to
believe
LwhTlta,
ScJ
J
8
wnw
floating
balloons,
and
two
vol-
that
out
of
them
some
day
will
J!'
1
r
h
7v
.
""teer
orchestras
recruited
from
come
a
definite
parliamentary,"",
,
tx
ve-r.
n
c.
Power
Commi.inn'K
riie.l
.
'electric
generating
station
here
-
will
lie
increased
from
3
200
kw
I
to
4.200
kw
this
year
with
instal-
;
latlon
of
a
new
1,000
kilowatt
'
,
.
t
r
1
unit,
district
iiwiMBcr
u
1
IDobie
has
announced.
...
.
-
yuesnei
nas
Deen
one
or
the
;
which
has
shown
'remarkable
,
ed
mat
there
were
only
about
1
u
potential
consumers
VJlleh
i
could
be
added.
Today,
more
than
1.500
cus-1
tomers
are
served.
in
1947,
peak
demand
was
210
!
kilowatts;
in
January
of
this
year,
it
reached
a
new
high
of
2.580
kw
tion
ha.s
come
lowei
average
COst
to
customers.
1,
It-
Vw.
Lomn
ut.-u
In
ntU,.
classifications;
average
commercial
cost
dropped
G2
per
cent
from
8
2
cents
to
3
1
cents
per
kwh;
power
service
decreased
51
per
cent
from
3
3
cents
to
1.6
'cents
per
kwh
on
the
average;
and
the
overall
average
for
all
classifications
decreased
00
per
it
from
0.1
to
2.4
rents
per
kwh.
Short
Holiday
PRINCETOWN,
England
(CP)
"Trusty"
convict
Thomas
Scho-fleld.
working
as
a
waiter
in
a
Devonshire
hotel
used
by
prison
wardens,
donned
jaeket
and
nunneis
ana
jusv
wumru
uui
TTn
uyw
.fiiif.ht
!1
fnw
hniiri
Ifll.er
.
.
BEST
OF
FOOD
FrNEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TjAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCE?
IT'S
JUST
GOOD
HORSE
SENSE
iouvenirs
oecame
a
101
Keener
;
inu
uen.er-iemperea
man
ae
-
bate
ever
gets
in
the
Chamber,
The
volunteer
orchestras
were;
found
to
have
just
the
right
beat
lor
good
dancing.
j
:
Th
re
is
a
general
feeling
in
;
Purhament
that
these
family
-
i
kikuu:
a
iceung
01
sou-
amy
auu
iiiuluui
consiaera-
iraoiuon.
!
Power;
To
Borrow
I
$30,000,009
1
I
Sought
for
PGE
j
I
VICTORIA
9
The
le-fisl.itnre
will
t,P
asked
to
approve
borrow
ing
power
of
$30,000,000
for
the
f'overnment-owncd
Pacific
Great
Kastern
Railway.
Premier
E-nnett
gave
no
details
of
how
the
monev
will
he
spent
In
his
budget
address
in
!
th
legislature
todav.
rr-U..'
.
.
1
.
-.
...
.....
j
1,
L
T,'
?J2
latf
rior
0
,he
bovine
into
the
Peace
River
country
and
from
Pouamish
45
miles
to
Vancouver
at
the
southern
end.
lne
noruiern
extension
Is
rstl-
rn'
'
"
some
S50.0OO.TH)0
a"d
the
southern
end
$10,000,000
'
'
'
19
Y
V
"emment
','"lmer'1
is
s
also
also
replac-
repiac
lng
slctl
0,1
trie
railway.
ine
legislation
submitted
will
"'cianwuy.
,
your
'must"
reading.
At
ten
o'clock
at
night
yo-i
aiefice.
'
'
1
ONCE
a
week
the
various
paity
caucases
meet.
These
of
course
are
.se"cret.
We
aiso
have
our
provinrtai
caucases.
where
,
we
lake
up
--tilings
of
most
in-1
(rest
to
ouKhome
folks.
There
is
a
good
deal
of
social
;
life
connected
with
the
job
j
mostly
smallish
parties
amorg
frundd.
A
few
times
each
year
the
S';o;ker
and
his
guod
lady
put
on
a
party
for
all
the
MP's.
They
hed
one
on
Mardi
Gras
night
j
wedged
in
however,
complete
witli
dance,
between
six
and
eight
o'clock
when
the
Hous?
met
a;;ain
as
per
asual.
WHEN
I
first
came
down
here
1
thought
that
the
Ontario
and
Qu'tbec.
fellows
were
lucl:-
.y
,
"
"uw
','
.,
en
those
long
weekends
they
have
to
take
all
sorts
of
speak
ing
engagements,
and
so
on,
''
which
never
arise
in
our
case
for
we
are
too
far
from
home
"ne
,
i7
10
;
get
them.
I
write
my
own
newspaper
pnlnmn
nitViar
Vicf....
T
li.n
111.
tion
of
a
possible
half
dozen
are
rot
in
u.-e
when
he
drives
his
tar.
-
The
price
of
coffee
goes
up,
!.
but
we
would
like
to
know
the
grounds
for
it.
London
Free
Press.
Tuff-adder
venom
has
been
!
found
valuable
as
a
ufe
saving
mirli-in,.
.
oil...-
i.,n,..n
c
.,n
i.
You
may
be
flatter
than
a
mile
of
prairie
W
can
afford
to
buy
on
economical
A-1
U":
ot
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED.
.
Itfotregnlarly'froft.
Misiand
In
i
ipl;'"J;n-
weraii
.tDe.
n
.South
Africa,
to
rupply
the'feet
homP
lllmost
cvery
we'ek"
,
'rld
market,
which
means
a,"
2?"
If"
ff?nfn
T2
KOKI)
C'l'S'fOM,
KE.DAN
Good
motor,
new'tires.'cus-tom
heater
and
aircohdi-.
Honing
j(l
I
(to
'51
STl
1)1
HAM
It
PK
KI
P
Like
new,
0-ply
tires,
low
niileaue.
Box
on
back.
ONLY
$
I
il'Jt't
'
?r
annual
salary
of
three
thousand
pounds.
Rattlers
may
:
be
imported
from
the
Ur.';!cd
S'
ties.
As
for
Canada.
Ekeeiii
in
not.
recommended
as
r.
s-our'C
of
supply.
Ql'ITK
A
JOI.T
There
ire
some
things
one
vni
o
mDn.AnwARrH
DEALER
vear-an
increase
of
5.9
home
in
the
mornine.
or
at
lhe!thls.
per
BOB
PARKER
LIMIT
"SK
commons
laieni,
iran:,-
j
Ierrpa
,np
usually
Junctional
1
eojimiittee
room
into
a
satisfac-
wry
-
replica
,.!
a
,t
ypi
ul
sc
iu
I1"'
N'w
Orleans,
tb(S
t.arliUoiul
shrine
of
Mardi
Gra.s
on
this
continent.
Each
guest
on
arriv-
a
1
was
supplied
with
a
masque
to
wear.
Fancy-dress
costumes
were
lacking,
but
iheir
place
was
taken
in
.sufficient
measure
by
novelty
hats.
A
generotr;
uu"n
suppiieu
ine
appropriate
!
icfreshments.
Provincial
Costs
Upped
S7.995J05
vitally
made
up
a
$7,995,70
in
appro-
priations
outside
hospital
insur-
ance
by
the,
British
Columbia
"
,,":.u,,
,L''
year
,
suiting
iVlUiVIIl
Ol,
IViii).
1
The
hudeet
rend
In
th
ir.i.
I
!ture
today
said
not
counting
'
hospital
insurance,
$142,083,783
in.Mii
will
h
be
appropriated
nnnrnnrintoH
for
the
k.
vear
i
I
against
a
total
of
$138,892,218
!
.
ruin
TInivers
tv
nf
THlh
-.
lumbia
$200,000;
social
assist-1
ance
and
mothers'
allowances
1
$385,000;
old-age
securitv
and
I
cost
of
living
to
the
old-aged
i
$2,179,000;
mental
health
ser-:
vices
$301103;
maintenance
of
i
roads
and
bridges
$459,956
;
j
grants
to
sundry
homes
'and
i
charitable
organizations
$284
-738.
Luxury
Steamer
Prince
George
SAILS
FOK
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WF.DNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
for
reservations
writ
or
KXf.l
City
or
Depot,
oitlce,
ji
Prince
Rupert,
B
O.
'The
Home
of
Friendly
Servire
rever
suspects.
Here's
a
man
who
noon
or
dinner
break,
or
in
lulls
tr"1'
I
"r
,
"
7-
L"
handles
statistics,
doing,
the
job
in
the
day's
work.
I
Jhe
increases
ure
made
up
J'"
llZYZVuT
in
a
neat
little
office
in
Ottawa.
If
the
House
is
too
boring,
Ih.eflv
by:
RCMP
policing
$195.-
,w'
blnf"J
y
""I;-He
says
the
fiBr,s
,
there
'
come
back
to
the
office,
He
on
!
"4
grease;
provincial
jails
Se
,
CTU
'
'
are
more
suicide
coses
among
the
couch
and
read.
,$449,554;
educational
grants
and
hp6
u
an
marri.
d
folks.
A.id
ail
the!
n,..
,v,r
.
'
.
j
teacher
superannuations
$2,980,-
?.''
.
.
u.
f.nd
make
ad"
,
D
D
I
M
r"
E
PIIPFRI
Went
to
a
show
the
oth'-r
night
to
find
the
semen
staging
a
surprise.
We've
never
actually
beheld
Gibraltar,
but
this
was
the
next
thing
to
it.
The
impregnable
shores,
lofty
preci
pices,
challenging
helgfi
and
awesome
cannon
made
;
mar
'
vellous
picture.
.Studying
r.
w
ways
and
methods
of
kissint;
can
be
ail
very
well,
but
Ui's
.iau
11
nrilltp
a
mill',
i,
,.
:
'-4
AKOIXI)
A
UOZKN
An
anatomist
tells
us
the
av.
(rage
person
has
twelve
billion
brain
cells.
All,
with
the
exeep-
t
if
I
r'Sr
jf'
.f
'
-
v
A
-'
-
i
.
.
V
'
I
if
ts
-
-
1
lRA
VYING
WITH
HER
TOES
is
a
favorite
pastime
for
Celia
White
of
London.
ThelO-ycar-old
glri
discovered
her
artistic
'ot
quit
by
accident.
Told
to
pick
up
pencils
with
her
toes
o
help
her
fallen
arches,
Celia
gfasped
them
between,
rather
than
beneath,
the
dicits
and
starred
to
draw.
TO
lonely
years
we
ve
her
n
takift
for
gran.ed
that
if
old
single
.''fs
arent
reasonably
happy,
they
jolly
well
should
be.
PI.EA!slRE
ABSENT
In
fact,
I
believe
some
of
the
imhappiest
I
have
ever
known
!
during
my
lifetime
have
been;
'ains
8
lodges
at
DVA
hospitals
people
who
made
the
mistake
of:
The
Canadian
Red
Crass
main-trying
to
accumulate
money,
and
j
throughout
Canada.
By
EXPERTS
KETCniKAN
w
WRANGtXL
......
v
o
around
here
u
reminds
me
oX
:my
s(.hool
days
Wp
are
caUed
,
lnl0
ses(iion
b
gonK
anrJ
lso
into
lhe
mai
votfcs
h
I
think
I
have
j....
missed
one
!
vole
so
far
that
was
the
night.
If
Iclt
for
the
Christmas
holiday.
DINING
PLEASURE
in
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
m'EKSBrRG
with
few
exceptions,
whether
;
they
made
a
lot,
or
very
little
;
money,
they
missed
a
great
deal
:
in
life
A.
M.
Nicholson
(Mac-1
kenzie)
speaking
in
Hansard,
February
22.
.
There
appears
to
be
a
strong
impression
that
the
national
flag
question
will
be
settled
before
the
end
of
the
nresent
ses-
1
sion.
Perhaps,
but
only
perhaps!
How
many
of
us
realize
the
!
numDcr
oi
aesigns
already
sub-
milted?
The
total
is
said
to
be
,
2,605.
if
the
origin
of
every
flag
i
on
earth
today
could
be
dcter-I
mined
it
would
doubtless
be
discovered
Uib
choice
just
"didn't;
;
happen".
Some
one
who
knew
what
was
wanted,
was
there,
iand
had
the
Intestinal
fortitude
j
to
go
ahead
and
do
It.
JVSKAV
$4140
when
you
FLY
ASPHALT
ROOFING
and
SIDING
Tops
in
Durability
.
.
.
Tops
ft
Beauty
DUROID
COLORFAST
SHINGLES
Need
no
Paint
or
Stain.
We.
con
offer
you
an
instalment
payment
plan
to
suit
your
reauirements.
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
Ltd.
$5
51
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
(Office
opposite
Post
Office)
Phone
909
215
First
Ave.
W.
Phone
266