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PRINCE RUPERT - BRITISH COLUMBIA
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r-ana Mrs. William Gral
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DATLY EDITION ieee = Thurséay, Dec. 29, 193 day"br last Weck to i ie trip ‘nat
from Hazelton to Val W b
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MUNICIPAL DILEMMA St aship Sal ings
. Pains
WwW. W. And ; wh 3 . a
Aspirants for public office in the city find themselves in lchfirge of the Hlidson Bay Co's ,
a curiéus dilemma just now. In view of conditions, they fur buying branch at Prinre Rn- far Vancgewes
P ey 7 , wih . », Ate . ry ;an
do hot know whether a mayor and council will be needed sar. : : |
ihe : ; be ~s : 17 season at } hon H P
this year and if eleeted whether they will have more than a
a few weeks of the troubles of office. As a resul the | Prin Adelafé
Another dilemma facing a good many is the question wing the : extremely Krohi Panchavet
whether they could be elected if they offered theniselves. 3 ‘weather, there is a great deal Stinctely Cat pam
There are a number of factions in the city and factions si jarit ae Pisces ares SRO. We Prince Rupert 9:30 @4n | |,
ave ¢ ave diffie NaS » The Ratenavere’ Senein. hen we say this man is sponding living, we mean just that some bridges appear to b : i ; : pn
are + ay difficult to manage. The Ratepaye rs Associa Hii the ‘Hla ‘OF A blass-Hottdtied bucket the fishére of flmwana, |ger. At several pbifits Water h Reh) md hy + a
tion is stronger than it has evel been in the past owing to Ciita, seek their quarry. The sponge Hatiled to the littace, [backed tip Over thé ‘bark ta 40 ty
the burden of taxation and the desire of the people to find taken to an island in the Caribbean and shipped to America 'tor Naas River ana Port Simp¥oti— i
relief. They are willing to try anything new, arguing that’ == Mr, ana Mrs. E. Haan end son of gig Caréena 8 pm

it could hot be worse arid it might be better. Labor groups

selves without votes this year owing to failure to register.

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Trot Naas River & Port Simpson
wr a brief visit to H a }

Por Stewart and Anyox
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are badly split up and many labor supporters find them- Badinititon Tourne 7 . : i. { ho ' . dena f1:30em
Y| Manin the Moon 1) soo. soc. so 3

Should there be no commissioner appointed it will be Is Played by Ladies

necessary to have a strong mayor and council to place the
city 6nte more on a sound financial basis but there is an
evident reluctance Among prominent citizens to plate
themselves at the service of the city.

 

 

Sir Herbert Holt is a director of 57 companies
in Canada, nearly twice as many as any other in-
dividual. Coming next to him on the list is Edwin
Mack Sandérson of New York who is tied with
J.H. Gundy but running these close is Sir Charles
Gordon, president of the Bank of Montreal with
$4. Stich diverse interests call for anything but
a one track mind. Mis

PROBABLY A FEELER
sisi P.S. B. Capstick, P.S
The announcement that the provincial government
might increase the special revenue tax from one to pPOS- Ranger A. Peachy
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sibly three percent is probably just a feeler to see how the

 

 

 

fie Chiico setiool rear Vhiidet Wad eines eas A Ban | _
| wet ‘ maine Chricdm ‘ ; ; 7 .
nimi Whio live ‘at‘Morre a cae Prém Stewart Aria Anvox ° W
e people wiio live at : orreeh oliddy sedstn at H thn th Tiesdn Cardet — je" 0 ay S €a er
Rupert East Defeats Ranger Com- aa ~~. proving quite! west of Rev. and Mrs. 8 V. H Thu Prince Rupert. 8 p.m rag
pany Five Games to Four Bes i ae tive ha | Redman Gib een Pelthe. bce . ;
a , : mii . at ‘ : -~ es : :
Which seems very cleah g : “are
On Wednesday the Prince Rupert | Thin re anything else but dam PORT SIMPSON a 7 ? ’
Ranger Company played its fh lean ; F Prom Ocean Pafiy
Kish ft ‘th ti | 1 wr Pr Rutbert 9°30
badminton tournament with th ciemaadie ;
Rupert East Ladies’ Badmint Now that Chri is is Over ana|, Member : e Young People's nm a V
Club. The- ladies won five games| most of the pills have been swal-| ducati ays A Pr , oe g Prin. Adelal
while the Ranger girls won fou wed, we are getting ready for nelr. ek! in the art of ple-mak Far Queen Charlotte islands-
ist o the ; s has ; o ; aa Od
Players for the Rupert East Club | Scotlish celebration at Néw/| ‘t 4 Social they sponsored here Igst Dec. 16 and 30 Pd ,
were Mrs, Watt, Mrs. Larhbly, Mrs. | Yea ee
Lee, Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. McKa; eee .
Pirsons and Mrs. Barclas There's a rumor irourid tow: “ ki es Lik Thi GC
Playing for the Rangers were! t Bill Stone ts trying to engave| Coo 1e IKesS 1s ame
Capt. N. Rogers, P. L. E. Brewerton ‘ yor idermen to meet! niall —— -— - :
E. Wilkinsor it exectitive [ the Ratepayers “ws +, aw lye e? ey A:
Rafiger I, Courbould, Ranger V.| Association to put on a’ New Year| i . me y
Wrathall, Ranger _.N. Gibson and} yw the Empress gevm
Jake says he is going to apply for |

people would take such a change. It would be difficult to

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understand such a law going into effect. Under it a man Nursés Entertain [down to the last
I : hat to spend it when|
At Dancing Party

with a salary of $100 who now pays one dollar a month
would have to pay three dollars a month.

We all realize that money must be raised but there is a
limit to which taxation can go and we think there would
be very Strong opposition to any considerable increase in
the special revenue tax.

Following a Christm
the nurses, Miss Jean }

lady superintendent

: : . : of the nursing staff

In a letter published in the Daily News yester- Piisert General fi
day from President Wesch, of the Ratepa: ers tiined their friends

Association, the inference is made that a réport dancing party last
made to the association may have been misquoted Norsts’ Home. There
by us: This is not correct. The Daily News pub- oe ee ee

iffair which ¥

lished the full report as handed to its represen- Sausic { oe
tative by President Wesch and it was not in any Mrs. J. S. Black
Way misquoted by this paper. cious refreshments wer

Ne pretty soon He Siys he's)

thousand dollars;

there is a hand-out in sight. The}

miy thine that holds him back ts}

ivine to Work for it.
Take neve 1 like work

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of the Princes ering if we are to have a com-|
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were about /muel peculating as to what a}
ndance at er will do if he is ap-;
le nted. Ww erine who ts ¢oine to
ib : and if there is gone
De en rging a four-man }
. ei irguing with a member of; VJ ‘
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Tuesday 11:30 am t= = : . ia
Thursday 8 p.m | ES —— oS milk de ¥

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