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WITH
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MILKMAN
by
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
December
3,
IU'jI
Ed.
Bolton
of
Port
Es.-.ington,
member
of
a
provincial
advisory
committee
on
native
matters,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Cam-osun
yesterday
after
attending
a
meeting
of
the
committee
In
VUe
Wind
Twelve
tables
were
In
play
at
the
regular
Saturday
night
Moose
whist
drive.
Winners
were:
Ladies'
Rosalce
Magnusson.
first:
Mrs.
Joe
Richards,
second.
Prime
Rupert
A.
O.
Smillie,
L.
Barnctt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kervan,
William
Thorn
and
Dr.
J.
B
Hjtrriuon,
Vancou
f
5ri
-"Sr
M
f
Vancouver
and
Is
leaving
on
tonight's
train
for
his
home
on
I
Mrn
M
Martinson
first'
Mall-
ver;
Miss
E.
O'Connor,
Francois
Lake;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Jolinston,
Burns
Lake;
E.
Keefe,
Smith
Island;
Mi.
and
Mrs.
P.
White,
Hmithers;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Poland,
city.
the
Skcena
River.
Hon.
J.
A
Cate.'r,
minister
of
labor,
and
J.
W.
Arncll,
ermmissioner
of
Indian
affairs
for
the
province,
aliened
the
meeting.
nus
Halvcrson,
second.
P'xil
prize
was
won
by
Ted
Rorvik.
l-.i
s.
Alice
flood
and
Mrs.
Harold
Muncey
were
In
charge
ol
relreshmeiits.
I
i?iVl
)fkt72
M
1,,.
Missus
lock
you
dut
Mi.
Pratt?"
You'd
bitter
leave
some
but-
"Fcr
crying
out
loud
.
.
.
lake
tcrmilk,
Mr.
Wilkes
...
I'm
on
It
easy
witu
them
bottles."
a
divt
again."
Absolutely...
Louis
Brunke,
who
has
been
on
the
north
coast
for
quite
a
few
years,
is
at
present
In
the
city,
lie
follows
hand
logging,
and
has
lately
been
operating
on
Pitt
Is'and
south
of
Prince
Rupert,
with
output
going
to
the
Cellulose
Corporation.
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nAVAiTi
V
L-
THE
LARGEST
AND
MOST
NOVEL
STOCK
OF
DECORATIONS
ill
is
sailing
tomorrow
I
on
lire
Caiiio-sini
for
a
:1i
on
IN
TOWN
readers
.iIihx
tnp
to
Vancouver.
i
ji
,ii
Wa.send
Is
sailing
to-
uncniiKin
on
the
Oanvi-
5UU
caIuj
trip
to
Vancouver.
SSl
i
CANIEO
FOODS
Q
(Lnjoyeil
Lj
500
People
J
Legion
card
party,
Wednns-;
day
night,
8
sharp.
(281c)
I
I
Canadian
Legion
Pre-Christ-
mas
Ball
in
aid
of
children's
I
Christmas
tree.
Ladles
formal,
I
men
optional.
Friday,
i
ber
7.
;
(286c)
ml
Mrs
W,
Innes
sailed
mm
ADVEHTISINO
IN
THE.
DAILY
NKW8
BRINGS
RESULTS.
I'omi!;u-
instiluli,,,,
of
iViiitT
Uuj.ctI'.s
.rc-Christnias
season,
a
fish
dinner,
served
liy
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
Lutheran
Church
who
were
iihly
assisted
ly
nienihers
of
the
Church
Council,
was
enjoyed
l.y
nearly
.100
persons
Saturday
cveniiiK.
Iays
of
preparation
by
skilful
VOTE
!
jjj.
:il
on
I
lie
CoqultJain
to
ii-Milcnce
In
Vani'ouvrr.
lias
been
Willi
the
Co-ivIIiiIom-
i,r.,
Co.
(irnrgr
R.
Tile
and
ir
letiirned
to
Bella
Bella
j
nid
nf
the
week
aftjer
a
Vancouver.
Khe
came
.
lln'
C'ainosiin
Saturday.
l
Mrs.
J
Castle
of
Pre-Jtlifi
have
lievn
oil
a
trip
;
miver,
were
passengers
j
I
lie
Camosiin
last
even-
VOTE
NO
fly'gaw.i.iiwi'i.'iw!
eooks
had
gone
Into
the
making
were
oiiirklv
s'vved
the
sain-
of
ta-'My
luU'fisli
and
fish
eakes
hot
deleetahle
fare,
and
delicious
pies.
Some
of
the1
Preparing
the
food
in
1he
amietizini!
fare
h,,ui,.,i
kitchen
were
Mis.
I
Kidsvik,
Mrs.
B.
'Koald,
Mrs,
A.
IJusoy.
Mrs.
II
The
many
guests
were
received
Khinnehve
Uru
A
MtMiuvii
iiiiing
norm.
n
by
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Olsen
and
by
Mrs
E
Rasniiixseii.
M
s.
6.
M
is-Mr.s.
II.
leda"-1.
president
of
the
tad,
Mia
C.
B'-rg.
Mrs.
T.
Koswn.
I)
Harrison,
Vancouver
I
i.st.
arrived
in
the
city
II.
I'cder.se.i
''s-
'llsin
Johnson,
and
Mrs.
ivlis
r.imusini
last
evening
for
.,
,
Julius
Johnson.
ai
monthly
vi.sil
to
the
I
'
.Servileuis
were
Mrs.
K.
disk
Rupert
tienrral
linspnal.
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Mis.
K.
lilske,
M
s.
(I.
Blvi.;.
I
white
cloths
and
blue
rhina,
were
Mrs.
lletland,'
Mrs.
H.
Olsen,'
Ml,
nil,
manager
of
the
attractively
ornanientel
by
Mrs
I,
(ilsen,
Mrs.
.1
I'cdeisen
kei;.
lisli.Ties
plant
at
while
candles.
Mrs.
Jonas
Johnson,
Mrs
I.
iTluined
there
on
the
Pioniptly
at
S
p.m.
nuesls
le-
C.asl.aldiiu,
Mis.
A.
Mart
.iniiss-i,
M
Hie
end
of
the
week
Fan
arriving
and
were
served
Mrs.
1..
Nilson
ninl
Mrs.
M.
Pail'.-
uiNiii'ss
tup
to
Vancou-
steaming
hot
fish,
potat
o's
ane'
sen
j
other
vegetables,
as
well
as
cof-
Tills
dinner
which
was
a
n-c-
I
'
fee
and
dessert
('mil
Innmnin
in,,,,,
,
i
u,
,,..,ki
h,,,,,.,,--
1
'I'll....!
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.Ill
l.f
T
W.I.I
,.
-
.........
...
....
..........
succeeding
guests
.crved
in
preceding
years.
r
"'
"
,
.
uiuii
o
p.
in
iaiH
Co.,
arrived
in
the
1.
a
i
tie
(.'aiiiosun
last
rven-
!'n
Vuncoiiver
on
one
of
y
it'iilii'al
visits
to
the
liH'al
f
f
I?
Layaway
Special
tin
Ion.
null
.suierillteil-1
J
Tni
hut
mine,
at
Alice
v
iiiriieil
north
on
the
J
i
last,
evening
after
a
v
it
In
the
city.
He
was
Sk
it
and
accompanied
'
"
Mi:.
Iiuiion
and
child
1$
I
ii
mi
a
trip
to
Van-
j
10b
DISCOUNT
BLOT
a
i
U
.'!
Mn.iiii.
Vancouver
iiiin-(
ipithikI
contractor,
was
if
d'r
aboard
the
t'uniu-
ivrnnii;
e,nlnn
throllKh
I
nniuver
to
Stewart.
Mr.
ON
ALL
CHINA
Is
.
lias
a
contract
for
Sll-
..
in
i
the
Indian
mine,
I
y
if
tiich
is
now
being
dehv-
J
I
Mainline
to
Premier
for
:
r
.
This
Week
Only
GEORGE
COOK
l
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
I
ii.iri'.
alter
spending
a
in
the
ctlv
on
business
JJ
if'i'iinii
with
louring
oper-(r
'
has
started
at
Stewart
2
f
'itilna
('elhilow
Co.,
sail-1
k
i
ii-1
i
i...
ii...
,
r
...I,
......-iiit
ifiiiru
north.
He
was
f
'ir
hv
Mrs.
Wiilluee
mid
I
i
:"iiiR
north
from
Van-
!
1
S'ewart
to
take
tin
'
t
M'"v
Meinli.is)i
and
son
1
n
Hie
c
1
1
y
on
the
Camo-
j
ft
nil.iy
afternoon
from
t'l'
fur
a
visit
or
two'
Jjilli
Mrs.
Juck
Dehod.l
ImicmIi,
former
well-'
i'niiic
l!iiH-rt
man
and
"
''ix
Adam
Mcintosh,
re-T;
"ft
Vancouver
for
Ja-'
'i
reside
and
lie
will
bo
"i''rp
later
by
Mrs.
Mc-
JIHl
Mill
,
J
I
pk
arrived
in
the
elly
l',imoMin
yesterday
from
Ji'Miiilnsier.
lie
Is
here
to
T1'0
wedding
on
Wednes-fnis
sn.
Robert
Break,
to
,
;i
Hiiililerli.uii,
daughter
'lite
Mayor
CI.
W.
Rud-
ami
Mrs.
Riidderhani.!
'lam
;,
cjibson's
Land-I
Wt
art
familiar
with
that
old
saying
of
"putting
th
cart
before
the
horse".
Well,
even
in
these
modern
times,
it
seems
it
has
its
applications.
We
have
an
example
right
here
in
Prince
Rupert.
On
December
13th,
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
are
being
confronted
with
a
referendum
on
the
power
supply
question.
We
feel
that
in
being
faced
with
this
vote
at
this
time,
the
citizens
are,
as
a
matter
of
actual
fact,
being
asked
to
"put
the
cart
before
the
horse".
And
we
sincerely
feel
that
anyone
who
takes
the
time
to
sweep
away
the
smokescreen
that
has
been
raised
by
the
REFERENDUM'S
SPONSORS,
and
Studies
the
situation,
will
wholeheartedly
agree
with
us.
Here's
what
we
mean.
When
they
go
h
polls,
the
citizens
w
not
being
asked
to
vote
on
whether
or
not
they
want
Northern
B
Columbia
Power
Company
to
continue
to
supply
power
for
Prince
Rupert
and
district.
Instead,
their
minds
are
being
made
up
for
them
on
this
point.
The
question
being
put
to
them
assumes
that
they
don't
want
any
further
part
of
the
company,
and
carries
on
from
there.
Would
it
not
be
more
in
line
with
the
democratic
process
for
them
to
make
up
their
own
minds?
Would
it
not
be
putting
the
"cart"
and
the
"horse"
in
their
proper
positions
to
give
the
citizens
the
opportunity
to
digest
the
findings
of
the
Public
Utilities
Commission
in
its
study
of
the
company's
case,
when
these
findings
are
released.
.
Then
ask
the
citizens
if
they
want
to
continue
to
do
business
with
the
company?
Wt
think
that
it
would,
and
cannot
see
how
anyone
who
sincerely
subscribes
to
the
democratic
process
can
think
otherwise.
Why
are
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
being
forced
to
put
the
"cart"
before
tht
"horst"?
Wt
simply
ask
that
you
search
out
these
reasons,
aM
the
reasons,
weigh
them
and
other
considerations
wt
have
put
forth
here.
Then
cast
your
ballot.
.
A
"NO"
ballot
which
will
make
it
plain
that
you
won't
stand
for
having
your
mind
made
up
far
you
by
othtrs.
A
"NO"
ballot
which
will
assure
that
only
when
the
time
is
right
and
ut,
when
tht
"horst"
is
in
front
of
the
"cart",
will
you
be
prepared
to
deal
decisively
with
such
an
important
question
as
that
of
tht
future
of
Prince
Rupert's
power
supply.
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he
groom,
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i
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the
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to
s
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ill
mmi
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TowiK
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