PAGE
TWO
TO
THE
VOTERS
of
Prince
Rupert
The
city
plebiscite,
on
the
question
of
the
appointment
of
a
Oiay
M
Baa
nr.
was
held
at
the
joint
request
of
the
Trades
&
Labor
Coorttil
aad
the
Clamber
of
Goauneroe.
Ninety-five
percent
of
titese
easting
a
vote
were
in
favor
of
such
an
appointment
being
made.
The
plan
at
that
time
was
such
as
to
allow
complete
control
of
ehric
administration
by
a
manager.
An
elected
mayor
and
mall
council
would
have
had
nominal
power
only.
We
believe
tfeat
condJUans
now
demand
the
utmost
efficiency
in
the
operation
of
civic
affairs
and,
to
this
end.
are
in
favor
of
the
appointment
of
an
Executive
Officer
but
with
this
difference:
that
he
be
at
all
times
subordinate
to
the
elected
council.
We
t-pei
that
the
Mayor
and
Council
will
determine
all
matters
relating
to
policy,
finance,
contracts
and
bylaws.
Realities
muse
be
faced.
The
war
effort
is
making
tremendous
demands
on
everyone's
time.
No
member
of
the
city
council,
frem
say
walk
of
life,
will
have
sufficient
spare
time
to
properly
sh
per
vise
the
many
overloaded
city
services.
We
therefor
reaffirm
our
intention
of
appointing
a
capable
official
.ie
attend
to
the
details
of
the
operation
of
the
city's
affairs.
The
tenure
of
his
office
will
depend
on
the
efficiency
of
his
services.
The
city
in
the
past
has
had
many
competent
officials
and
employees
who
have
given
years
of
satisfactory
service
without
being
under
contract
or
agreement
of
any
description.
Is
It
unreasonable
to
suppose
that
a
superintendent
or
manager
could
not
be
enptejed
on
the
same
basis?
We
leave
the
answer
to
your
own
eoranwn.
sense.
Vole
theStraisht
Ratepayers
Tieket
and
Give
Watts
minniiniaiM
rjxsuxiaisua
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fee
m
m.
M
f
A
Ail
I
Oil;;
the
Efficient
Support
of
His
Own
Group
,
.
....
(Mrs.)
N.
B.
ARNOLD
R,
E.
MORTIMER
!?
.
a.
dom
nrrcniE
I
BOB
McKAY
-
i
ROD
A.
MCLEOD
.
J.
E.
JACK
Ratepayers'
Association
Candidates
for
the
CoaucU.
We
suggest
you
bring
a
book
for
the
Forces
when
coming
to
cast
your
vote.
Mb
LADIES
WE
HAVE
RECEIVED
A
VERY
LARGE
STOCK
OF
COATS
AH
NECKPIECES
and
FURS
25
off
till
Chmtmas
YOUR
CREDIT
IS
GOOD
W.
G0LDBL00M
(The
Old
Reliable)
G
enable
Meerschaum
the
aristocrat
of
smoking
pipes.
If
he's
a
smoker,
you
can
find
Just
the
gift
to
make
him
happy
here,
at
the
Grotto
Cigar
Store,
smoker's
headquarters.
Choose
a
gift,
at
any
price
you
wish,
from
our
line
of
fine
tobaccos,
pipes,
humidors,
and
smoker's
f;
accessories.
GROTTO
CIGAR
STORE
Wholesale
and
Retail
Tobacconist
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
A
good
selection
of
Christmas
Gifts
have
arrived
although
not
so
numerous
as
former
years
such
as
Coffee
Tables,
End
Tables,
Tea
Wagons,
Tables
used
for
smokers,
Secretaire,
Tablelelte,
Jardlnere
Stands,
Tea
Tables,
Dinette
Tables
with
flip
leaf.
Phone
"5
327
3rd
Avenue
We
have
a
Fine
New
Stock
of
Blouses,
Dresses,
Lingerie
Specializing
In
Children's
Wear
Dry
Goods
and
Novelty
Shop
SI
m
m
5
i
FOR
YOUR
XMAS
GIFTS-
Ii
i
AV
AH
"BO-ME-HI"
OUTAGAIN
Popular
Publication
of
Booth
Memorial
Hizh
School
Makes
Its
Appearance
"Bo-Me-Htgh."
published
by
tfce
toornaUam
class
of
Boeth
Memorial
High
Sekmal.
he
made
its
first
appearance
this
term,
the
pre-CttrisUnas
number
now
being
out.
This
is
an
extra
special
number
of
eight
pages,
axeeUently
produced
on
a
better
quality
stock
than
There
is
much
news
cancer
n
in
r
Funeral
Of
"Pinky"
RoSs
f-ast
Rites
Yesterday
Afternoon
For
Well
Known
Railwayman
Relatives
and
friends
turned
out
in
goodly
number
at
the
Grenville
;
court
empei
of
B.
C.
Undertakers
I
yesterday
afternoon
for
the
funeral
I
fef
the
kite
Brice
McGill
"Plnkv"
Rosa,
well
known
former
local
rail
wayman,
whose
death
occurred
Sunday
night.
Rev.
C.
A.
Wright,
pastor
of
Firs
Baptist
Church,
conducted
the
service
and
Mrs.
Lois
Vaughan
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
singing
of
the
hymn
"Lead
Kindly
Light."
Interment
was
made
in
the
family
plot
in
Fairview
Cemetery
Pal;
bearers
were
Barney
Turbitt.
Hugh
Hamilton,
A.
Atkinson.
P.
Bate-man.
O.
E.
Phillipson
and
DavW
Milne.
There
were
a
number
of
beautiful
floral
tributes.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
PROP.
"A
Home
Away
From
Home"
Rates
75c
np
50
Rooms
Hot
It
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
IN
THE
SI
I'KKME
COl
lT
Of
KKITIHII
I
"l.l
Mill
IN
l-KOIIATE
In
t
.Mailer
f
r
"ArtinlnUlrtllon
Arl"
and
In
thr
Mallrr
or
Ihi
Kolale
of
t:thrl
Miliar)
Oi.urrt
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
ordw
of
IIU
Honor
Judeo
Ptfer.
local
Jtuiirm
tA
u
Supreme
Count
of
BrttMi
Columbia.
1
wm
on
ie
clay
or
Novemtxr
A.D.
142
ppolntd
MtnimmnCbot
of
Uie
EUt
of
Ethel
Lllltan
Oourd
formorlr
of
BelU
BeiU.
BrKlii
Columbia.
r.
cetwd.
who
died
on
or
about
tii
lath
day
of
April
1942.
All
pCTioru
tniiriiim
to
Ui
aakl
FMAtt
ej
required
to
pay
tt
aroouM
of
their
indeibldim
to
me
fortfrwrkh
and
all
pemma
ImTtng
claim
acatnat
Mi
aald
EmtikU
are
rrqulreid
to
til
Item
-wtth.
oi
pruperly
vrlfled
on
or
before
the
3lHt
day
of
DwMnber
A
D.
1W3
faUlii
wtikti
dWrtrltoutlon
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
aucb
clalnia
of
which
I
abali
have
btn
notlfWO.
DATED
at
Prinre
Rupert,
13X7.
thU
27th
day
of
November
194a.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
AdnunlMtrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
I
nn:
DAILY
KKVTS
WEDNESDAY.
DBCEMBF
Letter
Box
WARNING
TO
VOTERS
Editor.
Batty
News:
WfU
you
allow
me
a
little
space
in
your
eaaatasu
to
give
a
few
facts
for
the
benefit
of
the
electors
in
the
aomlntj
nvsnlclpal
electJa.
Tlte
unwise
spending
by
Use
former
city
councils
was
daw
mainly
between
the
year
IMS
to
1832
when
the
City
went
into
the
hands
of
the
receiver.
Although
the
aldermen
Itad
been
warned
time
and
time
again
of
the
danger
kaf
kmsmMbc
too
much
ml
wry
at
a
tame
when
tots
were
the
school
and
Its
nuoils.
all
beine
Fak
to
toe
esty
for
ptetwred
in
a
creditable
and
verv
M"
miaiafra,
ttiey
ka
ea
presentable
manner.
The
various
Wding.
If
we
had
had
a
ckty
organisations
of
the
school
come
in
for
a
faUineaaar
of
attention.
With
Mark.
Hill
as
staff
advisor.
Owynn
Holtby
is
editor-in-chief
of
Bo-Me-Hi
with
DoroVy
McLeod
as
managing
editor;
Vernon
Cieoone.
news
editor:
Barbara
Moran.
liters
ary
editor:.
Hugh
Taylor,
Junior
editor:
John
Moore,
sports
editor:
Gerry
Woodside.
clubs
editor:
Oiga
Sather.
personal
editor:
Oladys
Foster,
Harry
Calderwood.
Tom
Collins
and
Gordon
Dell,
reporters:
Fred
Stevens,
photographer:
Betty
Oretg,
business
manager:
Jack
Breen.
advertising
manager:
Molly
Frew.
Jack
Franks.
Peter
Postuk
and
Boyo
Onrvich.
advertising
solicitors:
Hemaby
King,
chief
reporter;
Oeorge
Hanklnson.
circulation
manager,
and
Zora
Vuckovich.
Students'
Council
At
Hisrh
School
Miss
May
Skinner
President
For
Coming
Year
and
Sidney
Alexander,
Vice-President
Miss
May
Skinner
is
the
president
of
the
Students'
Council
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
thu
year
with
Sidney
Alexander
a
vice-president
and
Janet
Rochester
as
secretary.
Other
elass
representatives
are
Jack
Breen.
June
Berg.
Utla
Arnsen.
Emmy
Schild.
Harry
Menzies.
Georgina
Rodder-ham.
David
Murray,
Bsasie
Lee.
Lois
Thompson
and
Morton
Skog.
ntajtt&er
at
the
weukt
1X4
have
happen
ad.
Neither
'wouht
roaoey
have
beea
w
led
as
Jt
waa
when
the
seweeage
wa
put
in
Section
5
on
of
aldermen
wanttag
to
kaow
abettt
eaatneertng
than
the
day's
engineer!
I
wtah
to
warn
the
ikiswi
of
the
wolf
with
a
sheepaata.
Tots
Labor
movement
is
ataapiy
the
C.C.F.
in
dtagstse.
Keep
pontic
out
of
the
Council.
We
have
had
too
savea
of
that
in
the
past
Yen
all
know
that
the
C
C
F
is
in
favor
of
giving
the
franchise
to
the
Japs
and
bringing
them
back
to
.the
coast.
Is
that
why
the
Vancouver
electors
have
left
the
COT.
candidates
at
home
this
year?
Only
one
of
them
was
elected
on
the
Park
Board!
The
Labor
platform
sounds
as
if
no
consideration
had
been
given
to
the
war
conditions
in
this
city
with
lack
of
material
and
labor
as
well.
The
Labor
candidates
evidently
do
net
read
the
newspapers,
so
they
don't
kaow
that
the
contractors
using
the
city
streets
have
to
put
the
damaged
streets
back
in
Just
as
good
condition
as
they
were.
THRO
COLLART
CHEERY
WAR-TIME
THOUGHTS
'
(hrislmas
is
the
time
iobrgel
ourlrouUes
arid
(ojtmemher
old
ctnes,
tldjriends.
old
ftaffiinesses?
Anolhtr
thou
cheery
ight-
DEWAR'S
OlD
SCOTCH
WHISKY
(3
DISTIllIO,
BUNDED
AND
SOTTUO
IN
SCOTLAND
BY
OfWAR
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
CIOVf:iCNMr.NT
1-HJlOK
ACT"
(snilnn
21)
NOTICE
18
HEREBY
OIVEN
that
on
the
29th
day
of
Deconbrr
1942
next
the
underotfPned
tntend
to
apply
to
MM
Uquor
Control
Beard
tot
conaetrt
to
traiutfee
oL
Beer
Licence
No.
S836
lamed
in
rexot
of
premlw
belrr
Prt
sA
a
halldlnc
known
m
Knox
Hotel
atufc!e
on
Fin
Arenue
upon
ma,
lands
dwertbed
aa
IjoU
13
and
14
of
Block
2,
Section
1.
Man
923.
City
of
Prtnos
Rupert,
Prince
Rupert
Lend
RgiMtrailon
UlMi-lot
in
Lhe
Province
m
Brttleh
Columbia,
from
Oeurce
L
Ror,
Tniflt
of
the
property
of
Knox
Hotel
Compnny
Limited.
Authorized
Anltrnor.
of
Prince
Rupert.
BrMUh
Col
umbia,
to
Knos
Hotel
Co.
Ltd.
of
PrUice
Rupert.
Brlttah
Columbia,
the
tranafrree
DATED
M
Prince
Rupert.
Brttteh
Columbia,
this
Z8U
day
of
November
KNOX
HOTEL
CO.
LTD.
by
Xfartln
LaBelle.
directr
Dn'e
,t
tut.'
insertion.
Novem:er
;!S
1942,
(5
K7
Of
Of
-ft
&
&
Of
"a
CJ
B
c)
&
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
Add
this
"plus"
to
the
pleasure
of
says
Ttfc
(litntnut.
Un
ik
i""
VA
SAVIM
CMTIfK
ATH
BULL
BUG
LINO
"Bugling
is
the
team
wed
to
describe
the
challenge
laaaed
by
bull
elks
to
their
rivals.
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
DINNER!
...
the
plus
of
the
health-guarding
vitamins
ami
minerals
u
ac
owvakwd
in
rise
food
you
buy,
and
which
you
on
save
thr
ctHfact,
scktitiik
cooking
with
put
clsxttk
fuHge.
For
!;.
afttiftfe
that
am
as
rjourisbing
as
they
ate
ddkw
follow
n
rt&s
of
aHcrk
fiecuioU
cookiag:
Uk
tWeor
as
)
mi
iasftl
sata
iMsMaphsa
Stn
I,
e
eakfch-
re-date
dkc
lime
Are
loud
rlr-
ktt
nanrl
In
hri
Unpaid
and
air
4?r
'
L
Wggggs
-ar-
(
Lace
trimmed
erepa
or
chlffan
dance
sets
of
bras
and
panties
to
match.
The
lace
is
a
quality
moat
unusual
at
this
special
prko.
Set,
$2.95
Negligees
in
luxurious
ray
on
satin
or
rich
crepe.
Wonderfully
full
skirts,
and
charming
bodice
details.
Vour
choice
of
lovely
colofa.
$7.95
1
ANNETTE
LADIES'
WEAR
'S3
-
,
m
m
mn
atmwrv
I
clriiru
hen
perntt
i'
M
STOCKINGS
The
silk
that
would
normal!)
make
109
pairs
of
auk
stoetdngs
Is
required
for
one
parachute
With
,
BftnSiTTTTTTTMrT.,
till
h
m
u'!
mtiUnul
AlmllllJt
H
rl
aljlill!l
uS
aal
1
'
J
1
I
B1
WKIOII
HALT
TCI
AnMrWn
h
'
speesM
often
im
pound
ntimate
T
it-oin
how
to
pirav
all
be
roltrxiiun
of
lotr
-
pawnaMag
apMaraJ.
lnxina
easne
Mt
made
and
ret
Olove
silk
pan
tie
and
brassiere
sets
lor
those
who
prefer
sleekly
tailored
ttaderthlnga.
Bev-eaal
smart
styles
to
aheaae
from.
Sets,
$1.98
aneal
Pr
:.t
Hy
!
br
or
net.
.-Mm
aggg
Gifts
it