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CltT
Carrier.
rw-
jprtiicc
Hupcrt
Dafln
rectus
DO.
Monday,
December
29,
1947
i?d
.T1?
f..'.ly
n'PP
oerotea
to
the
upuulioing
of
Prince
Rupert
.iS"1?
comprising
northern
nd
central
British
CoJumbta.
(Authonzea
u
second
Class
MsU.
Post
Ottlce
Department.
Ottawa)
ph.
d
i
pHb"..lie1
ever7
arternoon
except
Sunaay
by
n
ESlS
.N.e8
LW
-
3
-Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia
HUNTER.
Managing
jEdltor.
J.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
-
AUDIT
BOTEAU
OP
CIRCULATION?
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Bl
Mall.
IVr
Kfj-mth
r
v
'
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-
w,
vi
tear,
rv.vu.
Good
Government
First
THE.'NUMERICAL
STANDING
of
each
party
in
I
the
Coalition
Cabinet
remains
unchanged
though
it
took
two
weeks
for
the
leaders
to
concur
on
what
seemed
a
foregone
conclusion.
The
supporters
of
Coalition
fervently
will
hope
that
sincerity
of
purpose
for
the
good
government
of
the
province
will
prevail
over
the
tendency
,to
use
the
popularity
of
Coalition
to
build
up'
the
strength
of
each
party.
If
this
practice
is
not
discontinued
then
the
present
"Coalition
is
nothing
but
a
sham
with
only
the
outward
semblance
of
unity
but
inwardly
a'
deep
mistrust.
Coalition
without
sincerity
will
be
an
armed
truce
or
a
mock
alliance
similar
to
that
of
the
Russians
and
Americans.
The
real
test
of
thisjsincerity
will
be
in
the
forthcoming
by-elections
in
Cariboo
and
Saanich
in
both
of
which
a
Coalition
candidate
should
win
if
sun-ported
by
both
Liberals
and
Conservatives
WORTHY
OF
SUPPORT
INURING
THE
NEXT
WEEK
or
more,
Prince
U
Iiupert
j)eoj)le
will
be
asked
by
the
Rotary
Club
to
contribute
food
and
clothing
for
the
citizens
of.
the
English
city
of
Poole.
In
order
to
bring
the
drive
to
a
successful
termination,
local
Rotarians
with
cars
will
make
house-to-house
canvasses
and
they
are
hoping
for
an
open-handed
welcome
throughout
the
city.
Although
originated
by
the
Rotarv
Club,
the
campaign
is
being
carried
on
in
conjunction
with
the
Mayors
Fund
which
raised
more
than
$200
to
send
food
to
Poole.
This
week's
canvass,
the
Rotarians
hope
will
bring
in
substantial
additions
in
the
way
of
food
and
clothing.
The
Rotary
Club's
international
committee
under
chairmanship
of
P.
H.
Linzey,
hopes
to
con-
?Wi?1"fW-eaiJy
in
the
NeW
Year
and
t0
raak
February
Januai'
or
in
the
first
days
of
Distribution
of
the
shipment
in
Poole
will
be
under
direction
of
the
Rotary
Club
of
that
citv
and
one
of
its
objectives
is
to
make
certain
Uiat
the
articles
go
to
persons
who
have
not
received
other
overseas
contributions.
The
people
of
Prince
Rupert
have
been
notablv
generous
in
their
response
to
legitimate
appeals
in
the
past.
This
is
campaign
worthy
of
even-one's
support,
so
when
the
Rotary
canvasser
calls,
give
.
generously
to
aid
in
the
valiant
recovery
of
a
people
to
whom
peace
-brought
problems
almost
a
great
as
the
war.
A
WINTER
HAVEN
piilNCE
RUPERT
may
have
more
than
its
share
t
f
rain,
but
the
rain
is
far
more
acceptable
than
"
the
ayalanche
of
snow
that
has
blanketed
the
east
coast
of
the
United
States,
causing
death
and
threatening
the
health
and
welfare
of
millions
t
Where
in
this
Dominion
of
ours
are
Canadians
ISf
weath-er
as
miM
as
we
are
this
FiniS?1?
lnS
b?alted
pf
its
mild
winterR.
t
has
less
Gianni
rainfall
than
Prince
Rupert,
bMt'thr
climate
is
no
milder
in
winter.
Vic
oria
inhLT?"1?
have
become
a
win-to
tht
hu.ndrefr
who
return
in
early
spring
C
I
,
T-S
,n
lder
districts
of
the
Province
Kf
'
Vs
a
Wlnter
haven-especially
for
those
teJfJS,
to."'
the
l0"ser
skiru
are
0K-
but
qifESHAM,
Buckinghamshire.
E,'"The
lwo
c,luhe8
hers
are
''"combining"
this
winter
to
save
fuel.
HARROW,
Middlesex.
Eng.
-Sarah
Balls,
78,
and
Benjamin
Rogers,
74,
.who
both
love
a
game
of
dominoes,
recently
were
nmried.
TO
AID
HEART
PATIENTS
STOCKHOLM
Swedish
physicians
from
all
parts
of
the
country
assembled
here
for
a
medical
congress
in
which
heart
diseases
were
the
main
topic
of
discussion.
Initiator
of
the
congress,
Prof.
Gustaf
Nylin,
suggested
a
"heart
service"
be
established
to
heln
neonlo
wit'.
weak
hearts.
i
WEEKLY
SERMON
THE
TWELVE
DAYS
OF
CHRISTMAS
By
REV.
BASIL
S.
PROCKTER
Do
you
remember
Portia
fellow
creatures,
but
the
White
singing:
I
church's
way
of
ordaining
sea-
"On
the
first
day
of
Christmas
0ns
for
human
contrition
my
true
love
sent
to
me:
A
uartridse
In
a
near
tree
"
all
the
way
through
to:
"On
the
twelfth
day
of
Christmas
my
true
love
sent
to
me:
Twelve
lords
a-leaplng,
Eleven
ladies
dancing,
Ten
pipers
piping.
Nine
drummers
drumming,
Eight
maids
a-milklng,
Seven
swans
a-swlmming,
Six
geese
a-laylng.
Five
gold
rings.
Four
colly
birds.
Three
French
hens,
Two
turUe
doves,
and
A
partridge
In
a
pear
tree."
above
the
Bad
News
of
the
!
World.
.
!
It
is
true
that
we
must
not
shut
our
lives
away
from
our
Warning
NO
OTHER
THING
YOU
CAN
.POSSIBLY
DO
WILL
K
V
E
K
PROVE
SO
COSTLY
.
.
AS
TO
ALLOW
Your
Regular
CUSTOMERS
to
Forget
You
THE
DAILY
NEWS
"Ynur
Own
Newspaper"
Good
Will
Gifhjnjrifin
Members
of
the
RoUry
Cub.
assWed
by
the
Boy
Scout,
w.l.
make
a
canvass
of
the
city
during
the
week
DECEMBER
23
lo
JANUARY
3.
Please
have
your
parrels
of
clthlnff,r
g,Wery
h,m.,
ready.
"
PREFER
A
CZTlTJmZ
"
AN
ENVELOPE
'
VOUR
.
..
.
NAME
AN0
IT
WILL
BE
ACKHOWLEDOED.
Prince
Rupert's
gifts
to
the
needy
of
Poole,
England
(303)
and
sympathy
and
other
season"
for
human
Joy
and
rejoicing
seems
to
me
more
fitted
to
our
hum
in
in
nnntilao
PRINCE
RUPRRT
1
!
YEARS
AGO
i
December
29,
1912
Those
interested
in
the
Port
Edward
townslte
were
applying
i
to
tne
Dominion
government
for
its
approval
of
the
undertaking
that
was
proposed
to
be
carried
out
there.
A
T-..l-l
1
t
I
Thtc
fnit
""""His,
wno
recently.
Enr'toutlIc'
S"?
"JiT
Vr
Sta"dp0inI
eTctBordensir'1
wmwhiiuj
ia
uci,
liuju
uie
religious
standpoint
it
is
just
be
ginning.
The
twelve
days
of
Christmas.
which
are
from
December
25
to
January
5,
inclusive,
seem
to
The
first
season
of
the
Alaska
Whaling
Co.
closed
with
the
capture
of
315
whale,
netting
the
company
an
enormous
'
profit.
have
been
a
time
for
more
thanj
j.
j.
Einenstadt
of
the
Acme
-
w.Uu3a
m
irars
ol
unoroKen
clothing
Co.
left
recently
for
an
happy
religious
ob.rvance
and
tended
visit
to
St.
Paul
and
.a,..!.,
juh.
ui
we
oia
aays,
eastern
cities
when
the
life
of
all
people
from
I
the
highest
to
the
lowest
was
The
Marlne
and
Stationary
rooted
deeply
in
the
soil,
these
dajs
w-ere
free
from
all
agricul-
moker
,Mt
nlftht-tural
duties,
except
the
tending
I
01
me
animals.
Perhaps
we
ate
feeling
must
be
in
Christmas
Is
Christmas
is
over.
our
way
back
to
somethine
like
that
with
this
growing
emDhasis
011
general
holidays
of
three
or
four
The
old
custom
Is
to
leave
up
j
'
me
decorations
until
Twelfth1
Jfight.
You
will
be
aware
that
Jjhakespeare
has
a
play
called
Twelfth
Night,
it
has
nothing
to
do
with
Christmas
but
it
is
a,
Jot
of
fun,
associated
with
all
the
more
secular
side
of
the
,
Christmas
enjoyment
and,
doubtless,
written
originally
as
;
grand
climax
to
an
Elizabeth-'
an
Christmas
season.
!
The
world
was
less
complicat-
td
then
and
perhaps
both
joy
and
sorrow
were
more
real.
We
,
did
not
have
newsmen
and
news
',
broadcasters
giving
us
a
digest
of
all
the
hate
and
bad
temper,
end
tragedy
of
the
whole
world
'
in
the.mlddle
of
the
Dartv.
Then
I
was
the
Good
News
of
God
heard
I
(December
29,
ly:J
City
Council
at
apecial
meeting
deoklid
to
st
alde
a
$51.
000
surplus
from
the
electric
de
If.'"'
partment
c"1
for
or
e.xtemlon
w
of
elec-
days"
duraUon.
But
if
we
are
to
have
a
happy
time,
surely
11"";
the
w
W
B
spirit
Oal'ZZn
,
10
whl
u
here,
here,
not
that
wowing
by
the
electrical
depart-
I
M
11
X
fiK
-
Af'V.'Wr'f
S
till
K
if
.
wn
"ROYAL
COURT
OP
THE
ROSES"
H-re
are
fie
.
,nti.
,
chosen
fiom
among
3.100
oocu.
ol
Pa.sadnia.
C:ilU
.
.
.oIIi-kc
as
Uie
royal
court
01
the
ross
Six
oi
them
will
be
princesses
and
one
wUl
be
selected
quen
ol
the
annual
tournament
of
rotes.
rugnuKhteci
by
trie
Naw
Ymra
Day
parade.
an
unusually
good
time
at
the
Moose
amoker
In
the
Mttropole
Hall.
Included
in
the
bow
wok
boxing
bout
by
fighters
from
K.
Smith's
Colt'-
Club
The
bouts
were
between
K.
o.
Warrior
and
Spider
Kelly;
Battler
Sims
ami
Tiger
Bculte.-
and
Kid
Fras?r
and
B?ar
Cat
Frlaell.
JUST
i
.ikk
,Mi;t.if.fc.s
TAUTON.
Somerset.
En.
9
Calf-love
s
like
m;alfs
"thv
get
over
it
acd
do
not
have
it
a'saln"
aald
Rev.
jm.T
Maud?-
koxdv.
testyfyint
at
te
t-la!
,f
BhhoD
E.
M
Bunoe
wsji
nint
.
a
VOUth
ahn
mlkii
on
speaker
at
the
weSkty
luncheon
Ins
tablets
when
hlj
court
-hip
meeting
of
the
Rotary
Club,
his
ended.
topic
being
"Social
Authority."
j
Dr.
Manning
of
the
University!
BROMLEY.
Kent.
Eng
O--of
Saskatchewan
contributed
vo-
Bus
driver
Georne
Batterhan
ral
numbers
to
the
prosrram.
has
to
obey"
his
wife,
conduc-
tor
on
the
same
bus.
durr
An
enthusiastic
crowd
enjoy-d
working
hours.
MARIE
BALAGNO-LUNDQUIST
IN
RECITAL
Civic
Centre
.
Monday,
December
29
Sponsored
by
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
GYRO
CLUB
Ormes
Drugs
302'
A
Ronaissance
of.
.
.
OPEN
3
A.M.
TO
2
AAI
EL
EG
A
NCI:
.
.
.
Ls
what
you
will
have
once
you
slip
into
this
lovely
furred
coat.
You
will
be
delighted
with
the
swirl
upon
swirl
of
luxurious
fur
that
forms
the
collar.
When
you
lay
plans
for
that
NEW
COAT,
DRESS
or
SUIT,
visit
Sweet
Sixteen
and
use
our
convenient
lll'DOirr
I'UNVXn
Interest
No
Carrying
Charges.
TRY
Rex
Cafe
FOR
TASTY
Chop
Sucy
Chow
3Icin
CHINESE
DISHES
OUR
SPECIALTY'
SECOND
AVENUE,
OFPOSITE-
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
iTlHOm
ON
!tMNHAL
Mineral
DrottucU
acoount
for
W
percent
of
Bolivian
axsorta.
Jlovlnf,
I'atklne
(
ratine,
Sliippint
and
(Irnrral
Cartaje
ami
Storage
Fnr
Complete.
Reliable
and
Rfflrient
Servlci-.
call
Lindeay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Cor
2nd
and
Park
Avenue
Established
1910
I'hones
CO
and
G
Margaret
fMeod
Optometrist
1
A'
MAKSONS
Jewellers
512
Third
Ave
Phone
Greet)
M4
for
From
Thli
Date
VAK
ASSins
CUM.
till
lie:
LIIAIP
Satked
SIZ.O-O
prr
ton
.MINE
HUN
Use
$u.oo
prr
ton
No
rebate
lor
quantity
HYDE
TRANSFER
I'IKINE
580
INCOME
TAX
Rcturni
Prepared
See
If.
B.
.MOKTIMKK
321
2nd
Ave
Near
CFPRi
WE
DOCTOR
SHOES
HEEL
THK.M
ATTEND
TO
THEIR
DYKING
SAVE
tumi
SOLES
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Serond
Ave
Thcl'opnlar
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sails
For
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:13
lM.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Information
call
or
write
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Offices.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
Il.C.
V
V
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y
V
r
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5
Just
Arrived
Another
Shipment
of
POPULAR
Connor
Washer
IN
THREE
MODELS
Now
on
Display
Rupert
Radio
&
Eler
PI
ION
K
fill
Ct
t
7
'4
'a
I.'
c
thank
you
for
yotir
patronage
during
the
past
year
and
extend
to
you
a
very
Happy
New
Year
u
IE
The
Holiday
Gailk
are
on
.
.
.
.
.
.
Step
into
every
party
in
handsome
silver
and
gold
cv
slippers
beautifully
designed
high
heqlsJ
See
our
new
colled
party
favorites
today.
SHOES
I
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
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Photo
Finishing
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A
Home
Away
Frd
50
Rooms.
Hot
ani
WE
HAVE
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INTI.RESTINC.
STOCK
I
Ol
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Water
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nniwfr
PIIPERtl
Fireworks!
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jj
FOR
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CEI.EIIRATION
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