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THE DAILY NEWS

THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA
Published Daily and Weekly by
THE PRINCE RUPERT PUBLISHING CO. LTD., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

 

H. F. McRAE, EDITOR A ND GENERAL MANAGER

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DAILY EDITION aegegae Saturday, Dec.13, 1913
Ss. M. NEWTON’S know. They see little and
CANDIDATURE report less. But the grand
Mr. S. M. Newton has an- jury of this court at least
nounced himself as a candi- made their inspection § ap-

date for the office of mayor. pear realistic by offering sev-

This makes two candidates in eral practical suggestions.
the field and without any The recommendations con-
further additions it should cerning the public school are
prove a_ bonnie fight. Mr. worthy of having the immed-

iate attention of the Board of
Education and the grand jury
performed a real public ser-
vice in having this matter
brought to the attention of
the authorities. Their visit
of inspection should bring
good results.

persistently
yresent coun-
}

Newton has
hammered the
cil ever since they entered
office and it will be interest-
ing to wast support he
will now ge from the
tors in jus atific ation thereof.

 

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GRAND JURY'S.

 

At the Gampp meetirg on

PRESENTMENT
In making their present- Thursday evening, even the
ment to the Judge of the high windows were hoodwinked
court the grand jury showed by the Evening Knocker.
an appreciation of their dut- ee
ies respecting the investiga- Premier McBride could

tion of public buildings with-| not be expected to render the

in the city. The average} city much assistance when
grand jury usually parades he has to go to the pawn
through the buildings like a brokers for funds to meet

the current obligations of the
Province.

bunch of men attending the
funeral of a man they did not

 

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IMPORTED PERFUMES
FANCY STATIONERY MANICURE SETS
XMAS CHOCOLATES

C. H. ORME

“THE REXALL DRUG STORES”

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Dancing Slippers
SPECIAL PRICES

Men’s Unlaced Patent Leather
Slippers, regular price $4.25.

Now $3.00

Men’s Laced Patent Leather,
regular $3.50.

on Now $3.25

Ladies’ Slippers, in black, white
and pink.

Reduced to $3.25

JABOUR_ BROS.

THE HOUSE OF GOOD VALUES
Third Avenue

 

 

 

 

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Your Lordship:

In your charge to the renal
Jury you expressed the opinion |
that it is a matter for commen-}
dation that at this the second
assize court held in Prince Ru-
pert there should be so few!
criminal! cases and only one of}
a really serious nature. We
wish to endorse that opinion
and to congratulate our police
and all those entrusted with the
keeping 01 ..e peace on the fact
that in spite of our transient
and cosmopolitan population we
can claim to be a most law abid-
ing city in this province.

At the first assize held little
more than a year ago the great
majority of the cases tried be-
fore His Lordship Chief Justice
Hunter, who presiaed at that
court, were charges against
Indians, two being of the most
serious character, and we think
Your Lordship will agree with
us that if is also a matter of
great commendation and con-
gratulation to this county cuat
at this assize there has not been
a single Indian indited.

We have visited the various
public institutions.

We first visited the public
school, which building we found
in a most excellent condition.
In this connection we would,
however, submit the following:
The only playgrounu at the pub-

lic school is in the basement of
the building. Aside from this
the children have no place to
play except around the plank
streets. We find 4Ahis an unde-
sireble condition as the base-

ment must frequently become
too crowded and we regard if as
most important that every ef-
fort be made to bring the gro-
unds around tthe buiuding into
shape for a good outdocr play-
ground for the children.

It is also our opinion that the
toilet conveniences for the chil-
dren are not arranged as they
should be. Instead of one out-
building there should be two,
one for boys and one for girls,
separated, and with the ap-
proaches made more private.
We are also of the opinion
that here in’ Prince Rupert it
would be advisable for some of
the teachers to remain in the
school buildings during the
noon hour so that the children
may be better looked after and
be allowed the use of some of
the class rooms during the
noon hour.

We next visited the General
Hospital and have nothing but

THE DAILY NEWS

Saturday,

 

Dec ember 13, 1943

 

REPORT MADE BY THE GRAND
JURY TO THE ASSIZE COURT

CONGRATULATIONS FOR POLICE ON SMALL DOCKET OF
CASES — HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT !S HIGHLY
COMMENDED PLAYGROUND FOR SCHOOLS

 

and in a position to har
most intricate
uggest the

irst-class X-Ray machine for
the use of the general public. —$—$———————__— — —
The city jail we found in a The Ladies’ Musical Club.
clean and = sanitary condition niin aetes

and the prisoners are af

ly well taken care of.
Notwithstanding

that the

is about to erect new Govern-]" i : ac tl
ment buildings here, which no and one evening each month
doubt will require at least two will they kindly communicate
years to complete, we suggest i the secretary, A. F. Dy
the immediate construction of en
a‘ temporary fire-proof vault for a a nL ee r

I 3 wept = With approximateley $35,-

the safe keeping of the
records of this district.

 

cases we
installation of a

yparent-

the
Provincial Gove

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Don’t Put Off

seeking relief from the illnesses
conned defective action of the or-
gans of digestion. Most serious sick-
nesses get their start in troubles of
the stomach, liver, bowels—troubles
quickly, safely, surely relieved by

BEECHAM ’S
PILLS

BSeld everywhere, In boxes, 25 cents.

idle the
would

 

If there are any

to become members of this
fact club with the qualification to be
rawient able to take an active part at the

meetings held on one afternoon

 

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Secretary, P. O. Box 22 as

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The meeting of the Prince Rupert FOR GRANBY BAY i —---
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GEORGE LEEK

Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Broker
Notary Public. Rents and Collections

Albert Block, 2nd Avenue

Princess May, Southbound, Saturday

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This is the one
ilton Tigers

man th

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national importance,  there- PRINCE RUPERT, B. C,
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pionship, _—

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“Hotel ; Directory

 

Prince Rupert Sunday, 8 p.m.
Between 5th and 6th Streets J.G. McNAB, General Agent MONEY TO LOAN
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Office 606 3rd Ave. Phone 93 }— a serene Slo Prince Rupert, B. C
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HARRISON W. ROGERS Members P.R.L. Vintners Association

Corner of First Ave. and Eighth St

 

First Ave.,

E. L. FISHER

Funeral Director and Embalmer
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2nd Bt., cor. 2nd Ave. Phone 366
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

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W. M. Wright,” Prop.

HOTEL CBATRAL
First Avenue and Seventh St.
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KNOX MOTEL
between Eighth and Ninth i
uropean Plan, Rates 50c to 61.00 |
Per Day
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look after your rented property
or collections.

GEORGE LEEK

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EMPRESS HOTEL

Third Ave., Between Sixth and
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6165 2nd Ave. Phone 203

 

PREMIER HOTEL
American and European Plap
F. W. Henning, Manager

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