Harold
Helgt-raon
returned
to
(
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
K.
Kichaidsoa
Prfnrr
Rnprrr.Daflp
rectos
Friikiy.
November
18.
1949
of
Tlcll,
have
been
visitors
In
tl
I
LETTERBOX
the
city
on
yesterday's
plane
from
a
business
trip
to
city,
returning
by
today's
'phi,,,.'
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Ray
Reflects
...
.
.
.and
Reminisces
Xmas
d
Prlim
Kurort
Dully
Sev,
I
W
.
3rd
Avv.tf
Prir.ce
P.iert
Br.tW:
CommKa
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CANADIAN
PRESS
A
ID
IT
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OF
CIRCULATIONS
CAKAI'lAN
UA1LY
NFWSPAPFR
ASSOCIATION
-
BUHSCHIKTION
FATES
ty
curler,
jen
wtn.
20c:
Per
toomn.
7Sc:
Prr
Tr,
t.
8oo.
iyl?5fr
-40
sHon.o
have
advi
RTisro
Editor.
Daily
Vv
:
'
Prince
Rupert
Forjvts
''
Tha:
was
what
I
read
in
Monri.y'
paper.
I
don't
believe
that
at
all.
Attendant
mir.lii
l.avt
been
"..
By
UMI,
Per
Month.
60c:
Per
Tew.
MOO
00
Real
A
million
dollars
worth
of
Jap-
not
charge
the
United
States
con-.mese
oranges
will
atart
rolling
'cerning
ignorance
of
the
Prov-
fX'XlltJ
STEAM
Fit
PRINCE
GEORGE
have
reason
to
think
a
coastguard
service
Is
really
necessary
for
the
roasts
of
Canada.
The
need
has
been
urged
and
advocatd
often
enough.
And
here's
a
forceful
example.
A
steamer
piles
up
on
the
rocks,
handy
to
t,he
shores
of
Stanley
Park.
A
steamship,
with
great
as
that
of
the
Legion
dance
;
Imparlance
of
Oil
flne
Sift
it
the
notice
of
the
Mcni.v.-..u
,
toward
Canada
-this
Christmas
luces.
We
can
find
plenty
of
ex-fVrviee
had
been
ai
pi
oiuino'ly
season,
say
British
Columbia
im-'
amples
without
leaving
home.
displayed.
Why
v.Tsift
it
o:
the
porters.
The
movement
from;
front
page1
Smr;
it
was
as
Nippon
will
begin
the
latter
part
Nothing
is
so
gratifying
to
a
I
N
VIEW
of
the
oil
drilling
campaign
which
is
being
pasengers.
wrecked
In
one
of
the
instituted
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Prince
imponarr
as
in-
,in
At
i.
as
oi
r.ovemoer.
The
first
two
ViO
a
hi
see
a
double
chin
on
..
,(
,
we
would
have
known
where
and
shipments
will
be
for
eastern
!
h,,r
husband's
old
flame.
i
SAILS
FOK
VANCOUVER.
and
Intermedial.
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
when
the
service
was
to
take
'Canadian
eonsumoUon.
The
fla-1
hw.
si4bi
a
mas
Gift
Pril
frum
w'l'n
from
MEN'S
sl
lTi
vor
will
be
much
superior
to
what
j
The
aldermen,
Monday
evening
Re-
it
was
back
In
1942-45.
i
I
hope
that
nexryear
rl
'
i
spoke
of
the
city's
numerous
!
-free-roving
dogs."
They
could
has
be
regarded
chiefly
as
a
nuis-
W'.
Dhle
hr,
1
membra
nre
Day
services
will
he
announced
on
the
front
page
soj
E
T
Applewhaiio.
MP.
During
last
September.
1,631,-000.000
cigarettes,
according
to
the
Bureau
of
Statistics,
were
smoked
in
Canada.
How
many
were
tailor
made
and
how
many
consumers
had
mastered
the
art
of
rolling
their
own,
Ottawa
neglected
to
say.
WEDNESDAY
j
iiu
our
ui
iiare
;u
excuse
uir
MIDNIGHT
scovcred
that
Eastern
Canada
ance.
u
couiu
aiso
ue
memamru,,
....
uarain
fw
MEN'S
Sllor-i'P,
COATS-Beauiifuiu
Three
f..lurs.
R,a,
at
I,
remains
far
from
being
well
in-
in
passing,
that
the
city
has
a
,
formed
about
the
Canadian
West,
large
number
of
the
free-loving
particularly
the
north.
Already,
species.
in
interviews,
and
in
addresses
both
within
and
hout
the
j
Now
that
a
passenger
steamer
House,
he
has
done
much
to
has
been
lost
almost
in
the
har-
For
Reservatloni
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPW
BC.
1
not
attenchinv
!
Thank
you
for
your
spa'-e.
!
MRS
J.
M.
i
i
The
Remembrance
Z:;y
serv-j
ice
was
a
featured
subject
in
a
full
paye
advertisement
n
the
j
Friday
preceding
Armistice
Day.
i
"
-Ed.)
BIhesf
A
man
is
judged
by
the
company
he
thinks
nobody
knows
'""llirt.l,
from
.,.
Boys'
bi-nim
pTv-ir
Canadians
need
nor
of
Vancouver,
Ottawa
may
he's
keping.
correct
this.
I
!
STOP
SIGN
COXTkOUKSV
I
Editor
Daily
News:
i
An
old
saying
that
"fools
step
i
in
where
angels
fear
to
tread"
.
may
be
applicable
to
the
contro-'
versy
between
taxi
operators
and
wlMtitm.
SH-fia
prii
from
Boys'
Dress
and
Sn
SHIRTS
(iooij
S,p,
from
j-By-
Plaid
ah
SI11RTS-Rta
Savii
Xmas
Girls'
and
Boy,'
s(
Sizes
up
to
sit.
All
S9.M.
for
Xn,as
Sh
LADIES.-
Prints
j.I
Huthes
with
4
napl
Mr.
Ferguson
president
of
the
Ratepayers'
Association
regarding
the
five
stop
signs
at
Third
Avenue
and
McBride
Street.
For
my
part
I
think
Mr.
Ferguson
erred
in
committing
the
Ratepayers'
Associate
to
the
views
expressed
iiv
hU
letter
of
November
14.
I
attended
the
Best
Hamburgers
In
Town
"PRICES
ARE
HORN
HERE
AM)
RAISED
ELSEWHERE"
.
AT
SNACK
BAR
C(
11
-
...-.-
.
,
.
.
naten.
Beautiful
p;
teuular
lo
Si.Ofl
No,
a
wt
:
Rupert
takes
a
direct
interest
in
oil
more
than
merely
from
the
standpoint
of
its
use
as
a
fuel.
The
monthly
letter
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
which
is
about
to
be
distributed
to
the
public,
contains
an
interesting
treatise
on
oil
from
the
general
economic
aspect.
It
has
had
many
ups
and
downs,
but
oil
is
so
firmly
established
in
our
way
of
life
that
it
will
hold
the
centre
of
the
natural
resource
stage
for
many
a
year
to
come,
says
the
letter.
Hardly
any
other
substance
illustrates
so
well
how
science
and
technology
may
be
combined
to
contribute
to
human
efficiency
and
comfort.
In
many
enterprises
there
is
no
substitute
for
oil.
-It
is
a
primary
source
of
power
for
industrial
na-"tions,
and,
says
an
article
in
the
New
York
Times.
regardless
of
any
developments
that
now
seem
likely
.
with
respect
to
atomic
energy,
oil
will
continue
to
.
hold
its
importance.
.
:
Raw
materials
have
always
been
vital
in
Canada,
:
and
every
new
source
raises
our
prospects
of
continued
prosperity.
Upon
these
raw
materials
we
have
built
a
superstructure
giving
employment
in
the
fields
of
production,
technology
,
manufacturing,
transportation
and
marketing.
Canada
has
always
had'to
import
the
bulk
of
the
petroleum
products
she
used.
If
it
should
be
possible
to
triple
Alberta'
production,
we
should
be
independent
of
United
States
supplies.
Saving
United
States
exchange
would
be
the
great
national
benefit
Alberta,
of
course,
is
realiz-
jug
alarge
new
income
as
the
result
of
these
discov-rr?Hes.
The
government
revenues
have
been
increas-Uy
the
sale,
pf
crown
lands
and
by
royalties
on"
production.
There
has
been
increased
employment,
and
business
has
prospered
because
of
big
expenditures
'
for
exploration
and
development.
Oil
industry
planning
is
of
the
long-range
kind,
and
is
not
a
month-to-month
operation.
Looking
ahead,
analyst?
see
an
increasing
demand
for
petroleum.
They
say
that
both
as
fuel
and
as
raw
material
for
chemical
industries
petroleum
will
remaia
among
the
leading
minerals
for
many
years.
Splits
ting
the
petroleum
molecule
into
almost
even,-
possible
combination
of
its
constituent
parts
has
opened
up
entirely-new
vistas
for
scientific
"exploration,
with
yhat
expansion
of
industry
we
cannot
even
meeting
on
November
15
anc'
OPEN
6
a.m.
U
I
a.m.
DAIH
I
Just
off
Third
Avenue
i
3I
6th
St.
Ph.
Orders
Blue
t
cannot
recall
from
the
minutes
read,
any
reference
to
thi
four
stop
signs
In
question.
I
further
believe
that
the
purpose
of
a
ratepayer?'
association
is
economy
in
civic
admit.
istra-tion.
The
employment
of
a
couple
of
police
officers,
loitering
in
Uie
dark
as
Mr.
Currie.
says.
or.
the
Court'
House
,
grounds
is
poor
economy
nd.-jho.uld
condemned
by
the
Ratepayers'
Association
even
though
the
city
1
BALAGN0
I
Phone
Green
If,
REAL
ESTJ
.1.
An
Automatic
Blanket
INSURAm
10
INCOMF
t
council
may
think
it
good
business.''
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GEORGE
B.
CASEY.
RETURI.S
PREf
It.
E.
M0RT11
324
2nd
Ave
iSnt
OFF
OIL
STANDS
Ccr.unuea
from
Page
1)
keeps
you
cosy
and
warm"
Jcom
night
till
moj-nw,
.!
.
Imtjjine
jusl
right
sleepinj:
comfort
with
one
blanket-
p.H
night,
all
winter
no
matter
how
coM
yotir
rooin!
That's
the
amazing
feature
of
a
General
Electric
Manke.
..J.l,
:..
...
i
r,
Si
U
CALL
-
-
HU
E
Sir
Fur
SatfeUrtorj
f
Ordered
Before
"
Saturday
Noon
ALL
SIZES
KEN'S
RADIO
(
"18
2r.d
Avr
kviui
nil
loiimuc
ueuMiie
loimiii.
l
ie-warms
jl
Vour
bed.
too!
This
wonderful
hhmket
hninrior
u
oniilv
as
an
ordinary
btanket
and
stores
compactly
CHANDLER
reiary.
Mrs.
Greissel.
was
able
to
j
dispose
of
the
various
items
;
speedily.
Formation
of
study,
grouiyfgorts
of
committees,
the
film
:
Education
for
the
SchoolWre
considerec.
i
A
jjfjifying
report
was
that
of
meiKbership
convener
Mrs.
Watmough
when
the
meeting
learned
tat
the
paid-up
member-
!
ship
was
164.
Mr.
Cheeseman's
1
grade
won
the
prize
for
obtain-
!
ing
the
greatest
number
of
mem-
j
bers.,
namely
fifty,
and
Jimmy
Davidson,
who
enrolled
eleven
I
members,
received
the
prize
on
;
behajf
of
the
grade.
Runners-up
i
i:
Phone
RIack
8S
T
H
OM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
guess.
''7
t
j
(
5
o
3
-
-
PORTRAIT
STl
Film
Finthirt
h
Hash
Pholn
t;kn
Phone
Green
359
2
PRINCE
RUPEE!
when
not
in
use.
Marie
in
three
models
in
three
attractive
colours.
Sinfilf
Bed
Sije
$37.50
'
D,uhlc
Btd
Sit
(Sinple
Contml)
$39.50
Double
Bui
Sit
(D..UK1C
Omiiitl)
$49.50
f
n
were
Dick
Flood
and
Carl
yy
hLi.t.L
JhIJI.iL
k
i.i.iL
Jr
i-il
i
Refreshments
were
served
by
I
the
committee
under
chairman-
PHONE
79
ship
of
Mrs.
P.
Bond,
Miss
Y.
Larson
was
accompanist.
Great
in
TK
mi
III
ll
:
:
-JiTTTra
ItUilhtrr
H
U
HI
terest
was
shown
by
the
parents
as
they
visited
the
different
,
(Ml
'
(.
rooms.
1
r
fltarmar.
PARADOXICAL
C
OR
THE
YEAR
ending
September
30.
the
people
I
of
Canada
have
managed
to
salt
away
what
amounts
to
$7,000,000,000
in
the
shape
of
bank
deposits.
And
the
banks,
with
an
eye
to
making
money
workjiavejoaned
more
than
$2.000,000,000'
to
pro-'
yinrial
governments,
manufacturers,
churches,
cities,
fishing
interests
and
districts.
Both
the
deposits
and
loans
are
higher
than
what
thev
were
a
year
ago
Yet
from
one
end
of
Canada
to
another,
there
are
complaints,
of
course
living
costs,
lack
of
employment,
pension
criticism
little
that
reflects
a
degree
of
prosperity
making
it
possible
for
wage
earners
to
live
and
at
the
same
time
enjoy
a
cash
surplus
as
:
seen
in
bank
savings.
'
!
-gartered
bank
loans
have
all
been
larger
than
;
v
hat
they
.were
the
previous
year
and
that
is
not
:
without
significance.'
---
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Funds
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