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December
18,
1947
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tyive
"Him"
fragrant,
PICOBAC
this
Christmas
.
.
.
watch
the
smile
of
a
contented
man
spread
over
his
face
as
he
puffs
on
this
mild,
cool,
sweet-smoking
tobacco
.
.
.
the
pick
of
sunn)
Southern
Ontario's
Hurley
crop.
The
Pick
of
S
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PHINCK
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PEOPLE
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HANDCRAFTS
AND
SOUVENIRS
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Parsons)
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SIXTH
STREET
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBU'S
NEWSPAPER
A
CLASSIFIED
AD
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WILL
BRING
RESULTS
Put
tht
Shipment
or
a
CPA
pewe
Save
Time
and
Money
CPA
serves
NORTHERN
QUEBEC
MANITOBA
,
NORTHERN
ONTARIO
SASKATCHEWAN
AlBERTA
BRITISH.
COtUMBIA
YUKON
Northwest
territories
AlASKA
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Tobaccos
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OPENING
Monday,
Dec.
15
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CHRISTMAS
AT
School
CIas-.es
Entertain
With
Seasonal
Spirit
Much
in
Evidence
Brightly
decorated
rooms
at
Borden
Street
School
are
the
re
sult
of
the
work
of
the
children
themselves.
A
visit
to
any
classroom
would
convince
any
des
cendants
of
Scrooge
If
he
could
have
any
that
the
Christmas
spirit
is
very
much
alive.
As
a
special
treat
an
Item
pro
vided
by
each
class
was
given
to
the
assembled
school
in
the
music
rooms
and
provided
a
thoroughly
enjoyable
program.
Grade
One,
with
a
delightful
chorus
of
several
children
and
with
a
recitation
duet,
was
very
j
but
delightful
number
were
spe-good.
Grade
Two,
with
a
musical
dally
arranged,
and
dramatic
act
with
choral
j
Just
as
Santa
Claus
was
wish-background.'
two
active
drum-
lng
the
audience
a
Merry
Chrlst-mers
who
would
not
be
wooed
by
mas,
Principal
J.
S.
Wilson
noted
two
persistent
admirers,
put
on
two
parcels
at
the
foot
of
the
a
first-rate
turn.
Grade
Three
chimney.
On
examination
they
Reminiscences
ByWJ.
and
Reflections
Captain
Hoomes
Freeman,
from
down
around
Puget
Sound
came
to
Prince
Rupert
ahead
of
thd
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1
amH
ptnt.a
fnm
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n
I
obdjeu
iui
ntc
rest
of
his
life.
He
sailed
north
aboard
his
launch,
the
Narbeth-
ong.
The
craft
also
served
as
his
home
and
a
snug
little
dwell-
j
lng
place
It
was.
The
skipper
,
was
lean
and
a
shade
angular.
I
He
resembled
somewhat,
his
boat,
for
he
had
that
ODen-alr,
I
weather-beaten,
rope
and
tar
look
if
you
get
what
we
mean.
;
He
was
friendly,
enjoyed
con-1
versation,
and
held
definite
lr,r.ilo
HU,.U
1
aimuuBii
aias
upcn
.
uie
exenange
01
gooa
oia
iasn-J
to
revising
them.
Most
any
day
i
ioned
wallops.
However.
It
,
when
in
port,
he
could
be
found
i
hardly
came
to
that.
Calmer
in
the
Co
wBay
sector,
usually
j
counsels
prevailed.
Neverthe-'
bare-headed,
tinkering
around;
less,
itwas
close..
'
his
yacht
and
probably
thinking
up
a
letter
for
the
press.
H?
wrote
a
bold,
easily
read
missive
that
invariably
wound
up
with
the
words
"the
best
governed
country
is
the
least
governed
country."
Strangers
take
a
good
look
at
Rocher
de
Boule
and
memory
does
the
rest.
The
"mountain
of
the
rolling
tones
has
IT."
More,
than
any
other
peak
.along
the
Skeena
River
(and
they
number,
many
hundreds
i
Rocher
de
Boule
is
remembered.
Nature
gave
Hazelton
a
masterpiece,
for
background
and
general
setting.
A
vast
grouping
of
soaring
slopes,
crags
and
cliffs,
glaciers
and
sharp
crests
overshadow
the
meeting
of
the
waters.
In
scores
of
homes
throughout
Canada,
the
scene
has
been
given
a
plcae
of
prominence.
Guests
studlng
the
picture,
have
questions.
The
first
one
If
usually
"where
Is
that?"
With
British
Columbia
municipal
elections
out
of
the
way
for
another
year,
It
Is
perhaps
not
inappropriate
to
indulge
in
a
wee
chaser
the
spinning
of
a
yarn
that
happened
when
Prince
Rupert
'
was
young,
and
You'll
find
out
that
the
fast
way
can
be
the
cheapest
,way...fnr
your
shipment
gets
to
its
destination
quickly,
safely,
conveniently-when
most
needed.
And
almost
everything
can
now
go
by
air-from
livestock
to
dishes.
Discover
for
yourself
the
advantages
in
regular
use
of
CPA
Air
Express
and
Air
Freight.
Pick-up
and
Delivery
Service
now
available
at
important
centres.
Scbetues
and
r,,te
from
any
Cnuailhn
Pacific
Mr
Line!
ojice
or
CnmJian
Pacific
Railway
Agents.
BORDEN
STREET
(sang
of
Santa
Claus'
workshop
1
and
what
was
done
there.
A
smart
march,
choruses
and.
a
reclta
tlon
were
Grade
Four's
well
done
contributions
to
the
program.
Mrs.
Santa
Claus
and
her
helpers
provided
Grade
Five's
play
and
gave
a
good
impression
of
the
hustle
and
bustle
that
prevail
on
Christmas
Eve
In
Santa's
home.
The
singing
of
Christmas
carols
by
Grade
Six
and
other
members
of
the
school
choir
was
very
impressive.
The
rendering
of
"The
First
Noel"
with
descant
arrangements
and
of
"Long,
j
Long
Ago,"
a
not
so
well
known.
which
deals
exclusively
with
elections.
Polling,
any
time,
is
a
grave
and
a
weighty
business
.
.
.
.......
.
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1
1
1
Dub
away
uacit
in
uie
ueguining
it
had
a
deadly
seriousness.
On
this
particular
mroning.
as
the
ballot-casters
were
plodding
up
and
down
the
city
hall
stairway
It
looked
like
a
sudden
outburst
y
of
mortal
strife
in
the
chamber
i
y
y
above.
Over
some
point
or
tech
y
nicallty
perhaps
tempers
were
y
frayed,
or
they
did
not
like
one
'
g
another
anyway
two
substantial
and
worthy
voters
had
squared
off,
as
a
preliminary
to
.
j
.....
Announcing
CHOCOLATE
m
FLAVORED
DAIRY.
DRINK
Containing
not
less
than
1
butterfat
CHILDREN
LIKE
IT
Order
from
your
Wagon,
Grocer!
or
Dairy
at
popular
prices.
j
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DAIRY
j
PHONE
657
Delightfully
telin
New
Purtx
it
kind
to
f.r,-Car
I
tin
i.
Y(
if
h
i
v
were
found
to
be
addressed
to
Miss
SUnn
and
Neil
Ross
and
DECEMBER
ROSES
ward
to
receive
the
gifts.
TheylRI
HM
IN
f
II
V
were
given
by
the
pupils
of.
Grades
Five
and
Six
as
a
token
of
appreciation
of
the
work
done
by
the
recreational
director
and
his
assistant
for
the
pupils.
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Sandsplt
Mr.
L.,
Orr,
Mrs.
Sheppard,
M.
Anderson,
W.
Crosby.
To
Vancouver
C.
Man.
From
SandsplV
S.
Bennlng,
W.
Mitchell.
S.
Slemko,
II.
Klym;
L.
Ginter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Ny-bloom,
G.
Erlckson,
A.
Bardason.
From
Vancouver
D.
II.
Hor-wlll.
Mrs.
Glen
LundquUt
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
from
Seattle
to
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
season
visiting
with
her
parents,
Mr.
ar.d
Mrs.
C.
P.
Bal-agno.
While
here
she
will
give
a
public
piano
recital.
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fSla
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v
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i
Angus
.Mclver
lias
Fine
Blooms
on
Taylor
Street
j
December
roses
would
be
a
distinct
novelty
in
most
parts
of
!
Canada,
but
in
Prince
Rupert,
j
it's
taken
In
an
almost
matter.
of
course
spirit.
I
In
the
garden
of
Angus
Mclver,
'
that
have
a
way
with
.
Men!
beauties
although
the
recent
heavy
gales
and
rains
gave
them
something
of
.1
shaking.
But
naturally
enough
Mr.
Mclver
Is
proud
of
the
blooms
and
that
gees
for
the
whole
.neighborhood.
His
home
is
next
to
the
residence
of
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher.
Rose,
generally
speaking,
do
well
at
Prince
Rupert
a
city
so
many
people
dwelling
elsewhere
think
of
as
a
semi-Arctic
community
because
it
is
within
convenient
distance
of
Alaska.
Taylor
Street
is
situated
near
Roosevelt
Park.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News:
San
I
u
Smmvsls!
K
A
A
A
GIFTS
A
A
A
fl!
A
A
A
A
A
MENS
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CUSTOM
MANNER"
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Send
I'crsonallied
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
made
from
your
own
KODAK
SNAPSHOTS
Come
in
and
see
samples
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MORGANS
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IN
THE
From
This
Date
WAR
ASSETS
COAL
will
be:
LUMP
Sacked
$12.00
per
ton
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R
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JU.00
per
ton
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rebate
ior
quantity
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Vegetable
Juices
O
Aylmer.
20-oz
35c
TINS
for
Apple
Juice
Aylmer.
19c
32-oz
bottle
Tomato
Soup
3
TINS
Heinz
for
29c
Specials
flood
Tuos.,
Cashew
Nuts
West
Star,
-oz.
.-o
XMAS
SERVIETTES
Pkt.
Hie
Ginger
Ale
Quarts.
Per
Case
SjL.'O
Plus
coat
of
bottles
and
container
refunded
upon
return.
.
KHUISARII-Eiulgn
Brand,
2C
-oz
tin.
66
sugar
I
lie
TOMATO
SAL'CI-Hunt's.
8-oz
tin.
'2
for
!(
LIFEBUOY
SOAP
Regular
size,
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for
:tr
LIMITED
QUANTITY
SOCKEYE
SALMON
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tin
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KLTA
SALMON
Sunrise
Brand.
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tin
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SUBURBAN
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FORT
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pound
48c
KLL'K
RIIIUON-Per
pound
45c
Tea
LIITO.VS-Per
pound
85c
BLUE
RIIJIJOV-Per
pound
85c
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Candy,
Stocklnts
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20-OZ
tin
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PAUI0I.1VE
SOAP
Regular
size
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WE
CARKY
QUALITY
MEATS
Xmas
Poultry
Turkeys
-
Geese
Chickens
ALL
BIRDS
CLEANED
ON
REQUEST
DELIVERED
WED.
DEC
?l
Order
NOW-Phone
659
AVE.
EAST
and
AMBROSE
ST
SEE
US
FOR
ALL
YOUR
TABLE
NEEDS
CI.
A.
AT
HOME!
Smart
and
Cozy
All-Wool
Plaid
House
(oats
SEE
OUR
EXl
1T1S0
Blouses
Rose
Marx
BRASSIERES
LINGERIE
REGENT
SIREN
KNITTING
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CHRISTMAS
SIOOESTIONS
Irish
Linen
Handkerchiefs
Luncheon
Sets
rn(
KKXKl
ear
ll0Sa-L00
Ladieitt
We
wish
to
announce
that
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
will
be
closed
on
December
25,
26,
27,
1947
1M.ACK'
YOUR
COAL
OKDEKS
NOW
PHILPOTT,
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&
CO.
LTD.
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