Prince
Kupert
Daily
Nrws
Saturday,
December
22,
VJ'jl
'HAVE
A
HEART,
DEAR!
know
Htxmt?
till.
lio
wharves,
the
alehouses,
fNiing
fleet,
Hie
fishermen
themselves,
the
railway,
f.-tail
trade,
anything
and
everything
And
if
he
did
not
know,
which
was
seldom,
It
could
not
be
called
his
fault
Iff
m
m
:
j
LET'S
BUY
CANADA'S.
MOST
ENTERTAINING
BOOK
FOR
WE
REST
OF
THEM!"
IT
'
,
-M
A
J
1
.
For
a
Boy's
Christmas
THE
RUPERT
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
Union
steamer
Chllcotln.
Capt
William
McCombe,
arrived
in
port
at
10:15
last
eveninR
from
Vancouver
via
Kemano
Bay
and
otlier
coastal
points
aid
sailed
this
morning
for
Masset
Inlet
points.
The
vessel
is
due
back
In
port
tomorrow
evening
X
'
INOUDINC
,
All
fish
i
lit
vessels
were
tiril
up
by
Friday
for
the
holiday
season
and,
in
ueneral,
fishermen
won't
venture
out
to
sea
Rain
before
New
Year's
Day,
after
which
rod
din
it
is
expected
to
net
under
way
again.
Activity
on
the
waterfront,
as
a
whole,
is
at
low
ebb.
Some
fresh
frozen
fish
shipments
are
moving,
however,
and,
according
ta
some
reports,
business
in
that
line
is
brisker
than
usual.
Fishermen
Protesting
New
Fisheries
Treaty-Would
Have
Separate
Pact
With
Japan
A
meeting
with
all
B.C.
Members
of
Parliament
is
planned
by
the
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Work-;
ers'
Union
in
Vancouver
on
January
5
at
which
time
!
delegates
from
all
locals
will
lodge
protest
against
the
recently
negotiated
Japanese-U.S.-Canadian
fisheries
'
"
"
treaty.
(
UFa'wU
will
oppose
the
treaty
!
5"?
of,the
C?i;d'an
"foliating
and
will
ask
for
a
new
agree-
I
Ideation
at
Tokyo,
ment
concerning
Canada
and
,
.
.
.
Japan
alone,
today
said
T.
E.
fVo?
hT'I
If
ca
?
Parkin,
secretary
of
the
Prince
DBrUlsh
'
Rupert
local
Ule
ss
Prmcess
Mary,
has
been
.
(retired.
For
42
years
she
has
(v.nifAiixir.'M:
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
Prince
Ruperts
Really
Big
Boys'
Department
ASK
THE
BOY-HE
KNOWS
IN
CAY
HOU0AY
ENVELOri
now
on
aif
for
informnfin.
protesting
the
;
vovaged
to
every
part
of
this
IOC
UI1JOU
IS
five-vear
term
during
which
vast
and
busy
region.
No
steam-
AT
THi
BOX
OFFICI
Phone
669
or
Red
120
'
Japan
has
agreed
not
to
tl-h
,,,
,oc
hH,,r
!,,,.,,
iter
laet
m
;
CHANGE
OF
PRicT
EIFECTH
E
MONDAY,
DECEMBER
2Uh
Due
lo
increased
oprmlln,
expense,,
t
m
,
all
admtalon
price,.,
exce,.Cine
children,
by
Ely,
t"
J.
H.
BLACK,
Manager,
Capitol
and
Totem
Theal.
CilFT
TICKETS
WILL
HE
HONORED
AT
OLD
PRICE
CATERING
TO
EVERY
AGE
BOY
AND
YOUTH
I
salmon,
herring
and
halibut
in
iIun"was
t0
the
Gulf
Islands.
She
offshore
North
American
waters.
:was
huilt
m
gua,
for
Uie
"This
should
be
a
permanent
Nanaimo-Comox
service,
later
bar
to
the
Japanese.
Why
should
being
transferred
to
the
Van-
we
conserve
our
salmon
for
the
couver-Granby-Prince
Rupert
next
five
years,
just
so
a
foreign
territory.
Following
the
Princess
country
can
exploit
our
re-
Sophia
disaster,
she
plivd
be-.
source?"
asks
Mr.
Parkin,
who
tween
Vancouver
and
Skagway,
will
be
Prince
Rupert's
delegate
this
continuing
for
fifteen
years.
i
to
the
Vancouver
meeting.
No
provision
has
been
made
The
boat
was
rolling
and
rock-in
the
present
agreement,
the
ing
pretty
badly.
A
sear
.an,
,
union
holds
to
prevent
Japanese
naturally
enough,
leaned
over
fishing
fleets
from
'
exploiting
;
the
rail
when
he
came
to
it.
For
oilier
species
of
fish
off
the
B
C
sailors
will
do
that
vory
thing
coast"
such
as
flat
fish
and
co
J.
sometimes.
A
card
is
being
circulated
by
"Hey,"
called
the
skipper,
"you
the
union
among
its
members,
car
t
get
sick
here."
addressed
to
the
Member
oi
Au
lhc
t:ir
(Md
wa
pivp
th(t
Parliament
of
their
riding,
ur--
caplain
a-quick
glance
and
;ay.
Vancouver
Victoria
Coquitlam
8
p.m.
December
23
Camosun
midnight,
December
30
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
U.KE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Cumasun.
II
p.m
FOR
NORTH
QIKKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
December
21
ss,.
Coquitlain
midnight
r'HK
SOI
Til
tjl
ei;n
ClURLOTTr:
ISLANDS
vs.
Coquitlam
Dec.
28,
midnight
r
KANK
J.
HINr.K
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
SUITS
JACKETS
SLACKS
SOCKS
SHIRTS
TIES
HATS
BELTS
UNDERWEAR
PAJAMAS
OVERCOATS
SWEATERS
WINDBREAKERS
PARKAS
SPORTSWEAR
GLOVES
In.r
a
"simple
bilateral
treaty
"Watch.'
Rupert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store
B
TODAY
2:15
-5:34.7:34
"MYSTERY
SUBMARINE
"LOVE
NEST"
with
Japan
which
would
bar
fishing
vessels
from
Japan
joining
in
the
off-shore
fisheries
adjacent
to
our
coasts
and
would
bar
Canadian
vessels
from
participating
in
the
offshore
fisheries
adjacent
to
Japanese
territory
...
"I
am
otmnseH
tn
t.hp
rniifi-
Quick
frozen
halibut,
packed
In
steak
form,
and
shipped
from
Iceland,
is
finding
a
ready
market,
chiefly
in
the
United
States
It
Is
something
of
an
innovation.
There
is
an
American
sales
agent
and
to
date,
the
general
STEAMhR
Sunday
Midnight
Only
MOST
HKALTIFIL
iCurtinucd
from
Pa'je
3i
MARIE
WINDSOR
ill
Prince
George
ROBERT
STERLHt
in
run
of
prices
is
not
at
all
high.
."?""'
.
r,r.cirom,lnc
eatlon
a
treaty
(present
n
SM.m:
lne
h;illbt
,
,h;
fn:m
SA1I.S
FOIt
ionh
a.l
the
To'
this'c.ld
Cty
TeVesTeK
3
,8
h
sin-cursed,
war-reeling
world
YS.
ll
which
serves
as
the
basis
Thc
Wi.jht
ls
from
nine
to
four.
'DOUBLE
DEAL'
'BUNCO
5(1
KUDU'S
Mor
onH
v.fi,.
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
.w.,...
t
v.
......
rr..n
n
hh'PS
wrnllllf'rt
In
mnu
nr..
.
.'i.i
RMU
iiabiuiia
lltll.M.
.......
Vancoir
iver
THE
THINGS
THAT
GO
Off!
Sund
ay,
ON.
0N-
.LU&K
December
23
-
9
p.
Public
Invited
come
more
and
more
to
that
en0S'
slnce
lnese
lrpaUes
are
nc
Fountain
of
Goodwill
if
there
conducive
to
establishing
peace
is
to
be
any
permanent
solution
and
amity
amongst
the
Pacific
of
the
problems
that
vex
the
nations."
world
today.
,
cards
are
-signed
individually
In
and
through
Him
who
still
and
from
UFAWU
members
in
holds
the
sceptie
of
our
eternal
the
Prince
Rupert
area
will
be
hm
hnyrhe.
t
"2
'"M
to
E.
T.
Applewha.te,
proof
cellophane
and
packed
in
c.irboard
shipping
cases.
Nothing
suited
thu
late
Rev.
W.
h.
Pierce
belter
than
answering
tnii'
l.st.'''
questions.
And
th.'re
were
jjlenly
of
them.
It
is
not
tr
be
supposed
from
this,
that
he
had
ini.-iKiviiie.s-ns
to
hl.s
ability
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
Jl
11
1".
p.m.
Fcr
KETCHIKAN
au:;.M)v
m:ih,hi
l.ux...-y
at
Low
Cost
Fur
lit'M
i
villous
MP
for
Skccna,
who
was
a
mem-
et'tt-sfs
rfvxf.vfs.it.-tttxft.tvttfettxtv
Behave
vourseif
v
Ihrouith
Him
each
of'
us
will
find
faith
and
jov
for
the
dav's
to
reply
to
all.
Born
and
raised
marcn.
tuine.ss
of
life
for
our-
and
much
more
is
bound
up
in
on
this
coast,
he
was
an
aulh
1
seives
ana
a
courage
tnat
leads
our
inri.sima.s
worsnip,
in
our
oriiy
Son
of
a
native
ns
through
the
Dilerimaae
of
Christmas
Communion,
and
A
JERRY
WAtO-NORMAN
KRAAPiwluctiM
I
mi
witiiAM
o
Misr.rRNcis
i.
suu""
f.
fc
Al
m
Wiyi
SKI.HTtl)
SB!
woman,
gradual
Wiite
or
Call
t
ITV
OK
OM'OT
OI
I
ici:
PRINCE
ItUI'KHT,
PC.
this
earthly
life
to
the
glory
of
our
happy
family
celebration
of
f.f
Rrawth
Prince
Rimert
-ls
well
the
Heavenly
Kingdom.
All
this
the
Festival
of
the
Christ
Child.
fs"
hLtory
of
a."
the
ouTo"
the
way
places
far
up
the
scenic
inlets
and
channels
which
make
British
Columbia
an
artist's
Heaven.
Mr.
Pierce
looked
the
part.
He
wore
seml-clerlcal
dress,
was
of
lean
bulkl
and
had
sharp
features
with
dark
mous-tirhe
What
did
tourists
wish
to
iil:
I1
ill
i
.V
y
v
y
v
y
y
y
Monday
to
Wcdnesi
The
Management
of
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
Is
pleased
to
announce
'he
Re-opening
of
the
DINING
ROOM
Under
I
he
direction
of
Chef
LENNARD
COCKl
IN
'
Formerly
of
Harrison
Hot
Springs
Hotel
NOW
OPEN
"!'!'Cf
"if
7
'C'C
'f
V
t
"t
f
'St
"f
'
'-15.
;;
f
x
'
-
5
CHRISTMAS
DINNER
J
j'h
Novell
ies
and
Favors
J
Iiom
4
p.m.
to
0
p.m.
!
y
Mtjkc
Your
Reservations
Now
Si.5,S,5,,i.i.,;,i,,.,j,,i,'Ai,S.S.J!i,i,i.i.j.i..j.j,.,j.s,j.3,i,
It's
Fashionable
to
Dine
after
8
o.m.
Tuc.
nml
Wed.
Matinees
at
2:1)0
I
vrniiif
Shows
at
7:1)0
and
9:00
v
5
Sonta
has
LOADS
OF
BUYS
in
Our
Toyland.
Be
sure
to
see
the
Wonderful
Toys
in
4i
Today
Only
"WHEN
WORLDS
COLLIDE"
7-9
pm.
iTcchnlcoliir
Ploying
Monday
to
Wednesday
"Drums
in
the
Deep
South
KLarrinc.
3Ierfi'y
Christ
mas!
JAMES
CRAIG
-
-
BARBARA
PAYTON
GUY
MAI
GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
LEATHER
WALLETS,
WRITING
CASES
AND
BRIEF
CASES
.Al
l,
I
I
Vi
lli
It
;oolS
Pl'IK
IIASIJ)
AT
OI
K
STOIll!
liOI.I)
IMTIAI.I.I
I)
I
KKK
OF
(
IIAIWii;
Wo
olso
have
a
fine
selection
of
Shcaffcr
and
Evcrsharp
Pen
and
Pencil
Sets
DIBB
PRINTING
CO.
Bcsncr
Block
CLOSED
Christmas
and
Boxing
Day
OPEN
New
Year's
Day
...
2
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
CIVIC
CENTRE
DINING
ROOM
Evenings
7
9
p.m.
fcwfT
Tucs.fi,
Wed.
2
p.m.
RgH
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CKcATiNU
AN
tilAit...
Wholesale
and
Retail
Phone
372
When
you
iy
Ho
prrmiuni
on
-life
S8UII"!C
'
.
lrt'
,
h.
Hit
lull
it
v,,ll.l9
for
your
fmily.
V
'
can
lk
as
long
'
1
Civic
Centre
Notice
The
Civic
Cent-re
will
be
closed
December
24
until
1
;00
p.m.
December
27;
olso
5
p.m.
Monday,
December
3
until
Wednesday,
January
2,
1952.
Wliy
nut
crtnto
your
'le
lud""'
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
ClDlllt
'""
Itov
8".p
GIFTS
for
yien
Who
Smoke
We
corry
o
complete
line
of
Imported
Pipes
.
.
.
Toboccos
a"d
Cigars
r
rMDRNY
OF
CAN
HUP
REC
CLASSES
close
Thursday,
December
20
until
Monday,
January
7.
CRAFT
CLASSES
clo'c
Friday
afternoon,
until
Monday,
Januaiy
7.
December
21,
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO
CIIABTERKU
ACCOUNTANTK
Also
a
good
supply
of
BOXED
CHOCOLATES
ALFRED
L.
BELL,
C.A.
.
.
.
.
.
ii.
I.
we
III
II
I
I
SQUARE
DANCING
cancelled
until
.January
11.
TEEN
JIVE
cancelled
from
December
21
until
January
IB.
BASKETBALL
PRACTICES
will
be
resumed
January
3.
E1LERS'
BASKETBALL
GAMES
Friday,
December
28
and
Saturday,
December
29.
.
ART
CLUB
resumes
Thursday,
January
3.
Kesl'leiiL
rariner
r
I'd.
B
"
TT
3:J5
I'oiirlli
Ave.
Kasl
Tclcplioiic:
Red
Mission
City
Terrace
Prince
George
CIGAR
STORE
VaiiO""
Ih'S
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Comioi
liottd
or
by
(lie
Liovefrtrnent
ol
Bntish
Columbia