Ceai.ru
nilu
nbnuncu
lading
Luc
clLj
bvuuj
prince
Rupert
Uony
News
Wednesday,
December
iL
iaal
MALL
talk
(Continued
from
page
1)
by
SVrni
,
fact,
that
was
one
of
the
princi-
!
ing.
("How
about
gravel
sllne-'
pal
reasons
he
was
running
for'
lng?"
from
the
audience.l
'If
(Hi
MKil
'.Jr
VHt
MONTH
Vd-Mt.
Las
Angalu
also
favored
Improvement
o
en
replied
that
he
did
not
think
Aid.
Whalen
said,
"but
I
don
mayor.
An
adequate
water
sup-
I
am
elected,
Aid.
Casey
is
go-ply
with
more
pressure
was
of
ing
bacK
as
chairman
of
the
1
.
.
,j
lie.
Ifnn.1.
n-hothor
hp
H
(MVP
an
a
IT
telephone
service
by
a
new
system,
extension
of
water
maim,
n
rAren(jm
fur
hfttur
t.rppt,s
atlil
utmo-t
importance.
There
should
,
board
of
works."
the
mayor
,
ace
snoma
,
7
-
bckC.
U
cltj
be
a
"yes"
vote
on
the
water
;
promised.
anairs.
lne,l'
"'"
,"
(.
(
y
;
'
"i
was
it
iiui.
ujv.cih
ui
.j.......-.
.
.
1
.
.
;
sidewalks,
an
Improved
motor
W!?
i
Aid.
H.
S.
Whalen
told
why
he
i
1
up,
"
.
r0mnanv
to
have
said
be-
I
I
P
I
fit'IJl
llllltf
I
r
1
trl
trltlllJIII.
1
MrTI
t
...
t
.
..
I"
trffi.
hlTf
,uit.h
full
ronsici
was,
voting
"No"
on
the
power
,
fore
tne
pubiic
Utilities
Com-
j
eration
to
safety
of
the
citizens,
e
uenimeiy
a
no
vo
and
the
extermination
of
rats.
2,"
ln
Pwer
referendum.
Mr.
He
read
at
length
reasons
lor
Fnzzell
believed
the
city
was
in
referendum
the
roes
of
tremendous
ex-but
opposing
the
power
favored
the
water,
cemetery
Pansion
.and
everything
passible
;C
J
fry
7
reierenaum,
principally
Decause
mjion
that
it
was
not
inter-he
felt
it
was
being
put
at
the
,
ested
ln
an
extension
of
the''
wrong
time.
He
denied
sitting
on
!
franchise
here?
the
fence
and
said
he
had
tried
j
Tne
question
arose
as
to
the
to
tell
the
truth
all
the
time
j
efec
0f
a
"yes"
or
"no"
vote
which
could
not
be
said
of
all.on
tne
p0Wer
referndum
would
fi
and
.telephone
bylaws.
should
be
done
to
protect
its
interests.
There
were
more
people.
"I
dont
care
wnetner
,
haVe
0n
the
city's
future
bar-
James
Prusky
saw
city
admin-
rpMiri
a,t.Pntinn
I
viii
vrtt.e
fnr
tne
nr
nnt.
"
he
rip-
ii
A.,
e.n.cnnn
iRtratirm
as
bie
business.
He
'
iilthniiah
...
.
.
"
o
wonrtnrfiil
"""'"'"u
.
Job
had
,
'r.
.
.""
gaming-
ijummuu.
s.r.rrm0lv
iirErerl
a
"Yes"
vote
in
"""""p"
clared.
As
for
the
power
refer-,
nmf.Ppflpri
anrt
various
interore
been
done
a""e
on
"
some
in
It's
about
time
you
learned
I
(!uii't
own
the
Mint,
Norma
.
.
."
'What
if
I
did
buy
o
new
coat
.
.
.
didn't
I
get
you
name
new
sox?"
the
power
reierendum.
By
vol-
h.f,l
endum'
he
felt
11
was
a
bllnd'
'
tations
were
offered,
the
answer
ing
"yes,"
he
did
not
believe
the
Jf
;
?n
l"
e
tr'
tmpnrin,.,
e.
enfn.
W
"
the
most
important
;
seemed
be
more
confused.
"No
kidding
Alice
.
.
.
How
many
pairs
of
nylons
do
you
wear
each
day?"
city
would
be
committing
itsell.
"
:"
"
Jhn
wn,
.ld!ques.
?"
ml"Te
lne
01
y'
'
i
Finally,
Aid.
Whalen
observed
..
.
l.J
..!..
.1,.
,.nU
he
felt,
was
more
important
.
..Tne
referendum
at
this
time
is
i.
woum
k.vc
u,c
wk,
.
-
be
ble
t
co.0perate.
Mr.
Friz
guide
in
uealtng
with
a
p
oblern
hmted
thatPwithin
tne
com.
and
$100,000
was
a
mere
tlrop
;
ridiculous.
It
should
never
have
ln
the
bucket,
even
though
tnat
been
nere.
Loca
ing
year
he
would,
be
able
to
sum
of
money
might
be
beyond
i
what
the
city
solicitor
thought
vhe
luture
of
the
cuy.
A
"no
vote,
he
feit,
would
put
the
n""""ce)
P,
tithP"me
the
mental
caPaclty
of
sof"e
about
the
referendum
aroused
L
dictators
,,...,,,
,,.,t
provide
tne
city
with
some-,
people.
.,
,-,,,.
City
affairs
f
fairs
were
were
bi2
Dig
ui,..
.1
.
who
,kn
Communicable
Diseases
Few
i
1
Incidence
of
communicable
I
diseases
in
Prince
Rupert
has
1
been
light
during
the
past
a
n
d
tne
curiosity
of
some
press
power
company
in
a
business
and
it
was
time
some
,
ed
for
a
statement
from
him.
thing"
it
had
needed
for
a
long
time.
PERSONAL
npnulo
mprp
nnminT
to
realize
it.
It
wouldn't
hurt
to
ask
him,"
ri'-
0
-
2
Mayor
II.
F.
Glassey
engaged
xhe.e
should
be
more
civic
Just
look
position.
A
"yes"
vote
would
ensure
an
alternative.
He
oelieved
the
city's
sewerage
system
was
inadequate
and
should
be
Improved
and
extended
ln
the
interests
of
the
health
of
the
com
J
n.
Robert.son
returned
to
the
'
Don
McKirricher,
Shell
OH
Co.
month,
according
to
the
report
i;'im'i!iHiiriii!i!'iini!i!H;i!i'!!i!
in
a
fighting
defence
against
'
progresslveness.
!i(il!'''l!!l!i!!!"!!t!!'1l!:
l;;i,4l,,Jli,.;!:iiiKlii
l!Uii.li!l!i!!!illli:ili:::!!ulliiiilllliillill)!)i!li!uil
city
on
tne
i
mire
Ueorge
this
manager,
returned
to
the
citv
i
of
the
director
of
the
public
nealtn
unit,
Dr.
Duncan
McC,
Black.
around
and
see
what
you've
got,"
he
suggested.
"I
promise,
if
elected,
to
conduct
myself
at
all
times
as
a
mayor
should.
If
you
want
to
elect
me,
it's
fine
and
"critical
innuendoes"
from
Aid.
Wha'en
who
he
challenged
to
back
up
certain
statements
he
had
made.
Declaring
that
he
Pre-Holiday
Coat
Savings
munity.
He
was
also
interested
in
improvement
of
streets
and
sidewalks.
Mr.
Prusky
empha
muniniK
i""u
a
n
iu
iu
vancou-.
mis
morning
on
the
Prince
v'
r
,
I
George
from
a
business
trip
to
,
,,
!
Vancouver.
Mis.
Ted
Smith
returned
to
!),!
city
on
Die
Prince
Oeorge
J.
c.
Ollker,
who
has
been
on
ins
morning
trom
a
trip
to
Van-
a
month's
business
trip
to
Van-rouvi-r.
icouver
and,
Seattle,
returned
to
Nine
cass
of
measles
were
reported,
six
cases
of
chickenpox
and
three
cases
each
of.
influenza,
mumps
and
rubella.
sized
the
importance
of
the
or
nau
given
dandy,"
he
challenged.
"If
not,
good
administration
prov.ide
it
suits
me
fin.
fine.'
ganization
or
a
stiong
raiepay-
i
durin.
the
lhre.
monthj
he
had
Terrace
reported
no
communi
ce
nt
r
e
d
Questions
finally
ers'
association
been
in
office,
the
mayor
took
'the
citv
on
the
Prince
Oeorue
cable
diseases
durinc
the
month
H
p.
Iimrirpit..
ranriirlate
fnr!
r.noi
nHit'i
i-r
.n.in
fnr
upon
Mayor
Glassey
and
his
Victor
Dell
returned
to
the
thLs
morninif
'
!
while
Kmithprs
hart
inp
.pmstp
nf
,.i'.v
on
the
Prince
George
this
j
scat
let
fi
vt-
and
one
of
measles,
morning
from
a
brief
trip
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Sedgewick'
,
mayor,
urged
a
"yes"
vote
on
all;
a
stockpile
of
gravel.
He
re-'
5tand
on
the
power
referndum.
referenda.
He
charged
Northern
!
sented
Aid.
Whalen
saying
that
An-er
Hls
Worship
had
parried
B.C.
Power
Co.
with
failure
to
he
(Whaleni
had
got
the
gravel,
the
question
from
other
inter-keen
its
nromLses
Includine
that'
tip
hart
h
awn.scrt
of
sit.iinu
regators,
he
finally
revealed
to
of
providing
5000
hp.
from
Falls
on
the
fence
but
felt
that.
It
Aid.
Kfueger
that,
had
it
come!
Apology
by
Vancouver.
of
Port
Edward,
who
have
been
.
.
:
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Honolulu,
Sut
L.
A.
N.
Potterton,
RCMP,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
returned
to
the
city
on
the
prince
George
this
morning
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
fronv
Kiver,
the
maximum
output
oi
'.
the--e
had
been
fence-sitting,
to
a
tie
vote
in
the
city
council
which
had
been
4200.
Now
the
.
whalen
was
the
man.
The
mayor
as
to
whether
the
.referendum
company
was
applying
for
a
I
said
he
had
always
been
straight
should
be
placed,
he
would
have
43-per-cent
increase
in
rates.
Aland
aboveboard.
"I
was
here
voted
"yes."
Franclwt
Tone
iju.iness
trip
to
Vancouver.
George
Anderson,
secretary
of
tne
Deep
sea
Fishermen
s
Un
BEVERLEY
HILLS
(CP)
Fran-
long
before
Aid.
Whalen
ever)
Aid.
Hills
wanted
to
know
If
came
and
I
expect
to
be
here
Aid.
Whalen
considered
deceit
after
he
leaves."
The
mayor
de-
worse
than
sarcasm.
Aid.
Whal-
chot
Tone
Tuesday
pleaded
guilty
to
the
charge
of
battery
upon
columnist
Florabel
Muir.
ion,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
after
having
been
in
Vancouver
receiving
medical
treatment.
Mrs.
C.
Collins
of
Ketchikan,1
utio
lias
been
on
a
trip
to
Cali-,
i.irnia,
is
a
passenger
returning
north
aboard
the
Prince
George
iidav.
I
She
said
he
spat
upon
her.
Tone
"yes
'
vote
on
the
referendum
would
not
finally
commit
the
City
to
the
B.
C.
Poer
Commission.
He
felt.
Aid.
T.
B.
Black
had
unduly
opposed
the
referendum.
He
(Daggett
had
opposed
his
iBlack
s)
election
as
an
alderman
for
the
simple
reason
that
he
was
an
executive
of
the
power
company.
His
only
criticism
of
Mr.
Black
was
that
alK,i"gld
VMim.
before
a
Miss
Carol
Grav
who
has
!
beer
XianSarTum
in
Vancouver
containing
about
70
w
..mp
!.
r,ni
homo
!
persons
a
ii
d
was
given
a
sus-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Sllver-iili
s.
who
have
been
away
for
hi.
tril
VP!ir
III!
a
tfr
ornnnl
on
the
Prince
George
this
morn
world,
returned
,h,.
to
the
clty
on
the
rrmce
George-this
morn-
ANNUAL
XMAS
TREE
Auspices
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
U.F.A.W.U.
ODD
FELLOWS
HALL
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
15,
1:30
P.M.
PLEASE
NOTE:
Presents
have
now
been
wrapped
for
children
already
registered.
We
regret
that
time
will
not
permit
further
registration.
"
H.
N.
McTler
and
the
grand-
j
daughter
of
Mrs.
E.
T.
Apple-'
II
I
I
)
A
F.
Luxurious
fur
is
the
by-word
for
Christmas.
Have
your
new
coat
in
time
for
the
many
gala
season
activities
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
Phone
914
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
PO
Box
1362
J.
E.
Taylor,
who
is
to
take
:
.
.
reaQGrs
he
had
been
actuated
more
from
I
the
standpoint
of
'
an
employee
;
of
the
power
company
than
an
j
alderman.
Otherwise
Aid.
Black
was
"one
of
the
best
aldermen
the
city
had
ever
had."
,
G.
I).
Frizzell
felt
that
water-was
the
most
important
prob-
;
over
the
management
of
the
1
I
local
branch
oi
the
Royal
Bank
J-
Crawford,
Stewart;
S.
Peve-
VOTE
'"!IAI.T-:V
fr
r.ayor.
:
of
Canada
in
succession
to
Grant
llu"'.
"lcivianon
ana
k.
mc-
Mothers
are
asked
to
have
Their
Children
at
the
Hall
on
time
i
I290cl
Stewart,
transferred
to
Vancou-
Donald,
Vancouver;
Dr.
and
Mrs.
y
iwmmmammmmmmBmmmmm
ver,
arrived
today
on
the
Prince
eveianu.
Vancouver.
A
v.l
for
riie.
i.
i
'
A
vole
ior
uiaviey
is
a
Vote
.
..,
-
,
m
'
H
f
M-veiy,
iu-Vpiv
iviu
tciti
George
from
Remna.
Mrs.
Tav-
-
.
r,
,nnn
i
utuic
iiuiu
icuia.
wis.
iay-
tlmat,
Wil-
tor
Progress.
liam
Gair,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Mac-
I
1
.1
Ml
L
,
-
!..
ior
unu
luiiuiy
win
iieie
lutei.
4r
Vole
Glassey
for
Mavor.
Call'
""
"u
"a-
""'
Green
17
for
'transportation
I
Fred
Brentzen,
having
been
j
Terrace;
T.
H.
Stevens,
W.
H.
(290)
Called
to
the
city
a
few
days
ago
i
Wor
and
W.
I.
Greer,
Van;ou-on
account
of
the
serious
Illness
ver;
R.
M.
O'Grady,
Edmonton;
Whether
you
are
a
SUPER-
f
his
mother
Mrs
Fritz
(Jennie)
'A.
Lovick,
Juskatla;
J.
H.
Flnd-
I'M'
Christmas
r-.a
Flpctrical
Gifts
thi
VALU
customer
or
not,
you
will
Bientzen,
pioneer
Port
Simpson
1?y.
Kemano.
(:nd
prices
on
foods
coming
down
.woman
In
the'
local
hospital,
Isj
:n
Rupert.
For
this
you
can
returning
to
Vancouver
by
air
j
IT
ALL
HELPS
hank
SUPER
-VALU
(tfel
todav.
Mr.
Brentzen.
who
at-
PRINCE
ALBERT
Sask.
A
tniiH
Cry,
-!
I
hura
in
t)lA
OQrlv
1
n'i
1
fit
m
Vine
ennnivarl
n
Amfcrinf
Oiawey
Is
out
for
the
OOoH
.
...
V
Vu.
..
.,
,Vr.V.
T
'lid
Advancement
of
the
ri,v
:
uays,
nu
urt-n
nuuui
ui
uci
i
in
jio.iwu
uinuiig
umny
ou-'.
',
ten
years
In
San
Francisco
and
fence
construction
contracts.
It
mr
vr.TK
u.ni
i
h
n,
piitky.
mere
recently
in
Vancouver.
,
will
manufac'ure
1.000
tool
boxes.
n
("arrylng
out
tlUs
VOTE
GI.Ai.SEY
FOR
MAYOR.
(290)
I
day
they
bring
remn-.u...
the
giver
and
every
.Semi-annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Cooperative
Association
In
the
Oddli'llows'
Hall
on
Friday
and
Saturday,
December
14
and
15,
u:
10
a.m.
(291c)
i
I
V
w
i
ft
1
is
t
"ft,
v..:
i
,
'
'
i
.
'
'
D
t
K
"
,
-
.
!-
S
."
H
i
M
H
&
ti
S
S
H
Ii
Ii
Ii
it
A
Ii
a
NOTICE
Due
to
telegraph,
ti'li
phone
and
disrupted
train
iervice.
also
uncertainty
of
future
air
flights.
Prince
Rupert
JUST
ARRIVED
New
.selection
of
ladies'
fall
handbags
,
.
.
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f.on.-ts
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and
request
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PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
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AN
ELECTRIC
KETTLE
The
fattest
way
of
Imil-ing
water!
Jul
plug
it
in
enough
boiling
water
for
four
cups
of
tea
or
coffee
in
2'j
minutes
.
.
.
It's
fasl
because
the
element
is
right
in
the
miter
all
the
beat
goes
into
the
water
no
current
i
wasted.
!an'l
over-heal
turns
itself
off
ttiitoituitirully
if
it
should
boil
dry.
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A
"PERSONALITY"
RADIO
-Just
the
thing
fur
individual
use
in
kttrhen,
icn,
bedroom,
laundry,
feludy,
ruiiipus
room
nr
verandah.
Sparkling
tone
with
twite
the
usual
umlistortcd
volume.
Neat,
colourful,
pet
off
with
gold
finish
dial.
Ilolour
won't
scratch
off
goes
right
through
the
plastic.
IMuys
in
any
position
-upright,
on
its
hark,
on
cither
hide,
Hanga
on
the
wall.
(Jioicc
of
toUur.
AN
ELECTRIC
BLANKET
Tlie
heel-to-toe
Hurmth
of
many
dlunkets
willi
the
lightweight
romfort
of
only
one.
The
thermututic
control
automatically
adjusts
tlie
hc.it
to
chaninft
room
temperatures.
You're
never
loo
warm
or
tm
coltl.
ahes
like
any
other
tituitket.
Availuhle
with
iloiihle
control.
&i
vitifc
either
sleeper
the
temperatun;
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...
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pix
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lasiing
sali-furliufi.
DINING
PLEASURE
IN
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
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if
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AN
ELECTRIC
HEATING
PAD
-
Ouirk,
com-
s!
Fx
Ira
long.
fort
in
(
heat
Hiich
a
boon
on
chillv
night:
.
ln
attractive
AN
ELECTRIC
TOASTER
-
Tonst.
ma.lr
rinl.t
m
lh
dimnp
tallt
ur
in
dir
kitchen,
jnsl
lu
every
body's
tVe
lialidy
dune,
giilden
lirun,
erll
and
piping
hut.
Suves
time
.
.
.
prevents
waste,
fur
you
only
make
.
jinl
eiiounh.
A
luin.l.oine
piere
to
ftraiis
your
table,
ton!
Toasts
both
hides
at
onee.
11
-foot
flat
cord
.
.
.
Ihree-heat
owitcii
pastel
shades
of
rotte,
blue
and
green.
AN
ELECTRIC
IRON
Drop
in
and
lift
tlti
auto-uuilic
electric
iron.
hy,v
you'll
av,
"it's
so
ii.'"
Yes,
only
three
pounds
.
.
.
and,
because
of
its
big
plate,
you
can
cut
your
ironing
time
by
h
much
a
a
third.
Finger-tip
I'abrii'
Ihal
give
correct
temperature
for
every
fabric.
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ml
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rva
iMIuliJiiiju
isj;
Elwtricttl
applitmcrt
mal-f
the
most
acceptable
Christmas
Gifts.
They
ar
Hilrome
evoryithcrr
because
they
are
liolh
awful
and
beautiful
lasling
reminders
of
your
thounhlfulnest.
Drop
in
and
select
from
our
fide
assortment.
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Thii
idvertuement
it
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
"
Bord
or
by
th
Covernineut
of
UritUh
Columbia.
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