PAQE
TWO
t
MANY
IN
BUSINESS
There
are
346
trades
licences
in
Prince
Rupert
according
to
records
of
the
licencing
department
at
the
City
Hall.
Tobacconists
lead
the"
classification
Met
with
twenty-seven
with
twenty-five
rooming
houses
second
and
twenty-four
grocers.
Other
of
the
more
numerous
classifications
include:
drygoods
20,
confectioners
and
cafes
18
each,
taxis
17,
clothiers
14,
barbers
and
beauty
parlors
11
each.
Following
is
the
local
trade
11-
cenee
list
classified:
Automobile
Accessor'
Dealers
-Bakers
Boots
and
Shoe
9
Butchers
Clothiers
and
Tailors
14
Confectioners
......
13
Druggists
...
2
Drygoods
L
20
Furniture
;
7
Florists
2
Fishmongers
6
Grocers
24
Hardware
5
Jewellers
4
Music
Dealers
......
3
MiHiner
1
Radio
and
Sewing
Machines,
Electrical
Parts
and
Repairs
11
Sporting
Goods
2
Tobacconists
27
Stationers
and
Printer
9
Pedlars
5
Rooms
25
Barbers
H
Beauty
Parlors
n
Taxi
,
17
Cafes
18
Truckers
10
Brokers
10
Painters
8
Lumber
and
Fuel
Dealers
5
Contractors
5
Bus
Lines
1
Fish
Wholesalers
10
Bicycles
and
Repairs
2
Banks
'.
3
Dentists
3
Hot
Tamale
Vendors
2
Undertakers
.
1
Theatres
1
Second
Hand
Furniture
and
Hardware
Travel
and
Shipping
Agencies
Photographers
Lawyers
Optometrists
:
Machine
Shopsfend
Repairs
Physicians
Fish
Oil
Manufacturers
1
1
Auctioneers
j
Milk
Dealers
3
'
Plumbers
'
4
Stevedoring
Wholesale
Tobacconists
Wholesale-Grocers
Laundries
Wholesale
Produce
3
Wholesale
Gas
and
Oil
4
Ship
Chandlers
2
Chiropractor
1
Car
Dealers
.
4
Shoe
Repairers
.......
,
3
Builders
2
Typewriter
Repairs
-
1
Fish
Cannery
1
Electric
Power
..
1
Bottling
Works
1
Vaudeville
1
Fur
Dealers
...
1
Boiler
Works
1
Bowling
Alley
1
Accountant
...
1
Pool
Room
....
1
Blacksmith
....
1
Chimney
Sweep
i
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CUT
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chance
to
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latest
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with
Frank
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Hair
Shaper.
Individual
styling
to
suit
your
features.
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Beauty
Salon
VIOLKT
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6th
and
Fulton
Above
Sunrise
Store
Phone
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for
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it
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and
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HELP
NORWAY
COMMITTEK
Editor.
DaUy
News
Having
had
su;:i
wonderful
sup
port
not
only
from
the
Scandinavians
but
also
from
other
nationalities
we
feel
it
is
our
duty
to
Rive
you
a
report
of
what
has
been
done
since
the
abate
mentsoaod
wgantaatton
was
formed
on
March
26.
1948.
First
it
is
important
for
you
to
know
that
this
committee
consists
of
representations
from
three
Scandinavian
organisations
in
Prince
Rupert.
These
are
Vinland
Lodge
No.
28
(Sens
of
Norway),
Valhalla
Lodge
No.
67
and
the
Varden
Sing
ers.
Each
has
a
representation
of
four.
It
is
the
aim
of
this
committee
to
be
of
at
least
a
little
help
In
the
war
effort,
namely
to
do
our
share
in
making
the
stay
of
the
Norwegian
forces
in
Canada
as
pleasant
as
possible.
We
feel
we
are
strengthening
their
morale
by
showing
them
our
gratitude
far
their
sacrifices,
knowing
as
we
do
the
sacrifices
they
have
already
gone
through
in
order
to
reach
their
goal
a
training
camp
in
Canada.
To
go
further
into
the
history
of
these
forces
how
they
came
into
being,
how
they
are
operated
and
how
everything
generally
Is
running
so
smoothly
we
feel
we
are
not
competent
to
do.
Suffice
it
to
say
that
these
recwilts
kit
their
home
country,
knowing
very
well
their
lives
were
at
stake,
en
tered
a
country
strange
to
them
in
language
and
custom,
their
only
motto:
"train
me,
give
me
weapons,
and
send
me
back
to
Norway
and
from
these
non-stop
Berlin."
The
old
year
is
about
to
leave
us.
A
little
has
been
done,
but
there
is
yet
a
lot
more
to
do.
Let
our
New
Year's
resolution
be
"Support
the
Norwegian
forces
in
Canada
in
every
way
possible."
You
can
do
so
by
supporting
the
work
of
the
"Help
Norway"
committee,
either
individually
or
in
groups.
Individually
your
financial
support
or
gifts
for
future
raffles
are
welcome.
In
groups
you
can
organize
whist
or
bridge
drives
or
entertainment.
You
are
indirectly
helping
yourself
by
supporting
organizations
doing
their
share
in
furthering
the
war
effort.
The
Help
Norway
committee
"3
imanciai
statement
wm
appear
ui
this
newspaper
the
second
week
of
December.
RUDOLPH
OLSEN.
Chairman
KOKAX
OF
DEATH
VALLEY
Boracic
add.
the
common
eye
lotion,
is
prepared
from
borax
mined
in
Death
VaHey.
USES
OF
CAMPHOR
Camphor
is
used
not
only
as
a
drug
but
in
manufacturing
motion
picture
film.
GIFTS-
have
a
Fine
New
Stock
of
Blouses,
Dresses,
Lingerie
in
Children's
Wear
Novelty
Shop
BOWLING
BANQUET
C.X.R.A.
Club
Catherine
Iiiijvel
Ry
Sixty
1'rrsuivs
Some
sixty
members
of
the
Lawn
Bawling
Club
and
their
guesta
attended
the
annual
aoat
Md
a
ttoe
Commodore
Cafe
EMdaj
evening.
After
supper
and
the
toast
to
th
King
and
the
President
of
the
United
States,
a
splendid
program
wa
mjoyed
interspersed
with
prestations
of
prises
to
tstt
wfewars
of
this
year's
trophies,
sang,
speacnes
ind
monologues.
Durm?
the
evening
Secretary
J
S.
Irvine
gave
a
report
of
the
activities
of
the
clato
far
the
past
sea
son
in
which
one
of
the
highlights
was
the
garden
party
put
on
by
the
club
in
aid
of
the
bombed
-
out
children
of
Britain,
the
sum
of
$380
being
raised
towards
this
fund.
Also
Uie
sum
of
SS2.3S
had
bean
donated
by
the
club
to
the
Red
i
Crass.
,
a.
P.
Tinker,
vice-president
of
the
club,
was
chairman
for
the
evening
and
in
his
remarks
paid
a
I
fitting
tribute
to
the
late
President
F.
S.
Walton.
The
tor
st
to
the
visitors
was
proposed
by
J.
J.
Little
and
responded
to
by
Colin
McKenzie
of
Vancouver.
Toe
t
n
to
Th?
Allies
was
proposed
bv
Dr.
R.
C.
Banrford
ami
responded
to
by
Col.
Adams.
Those
taking
part
In
the
musical
orogram
included
F.
C.
Salter.
S.
McPhsrson.
H.
Brown
and
Bob
James.
J.
V.
Scrivener
gave
a
moaologiie
and
John
Bulger
entertained
the
company
with
aas.sc
stunts
C.
A.
Davis
was
toe
accompanist
for
the
evening
and
the
committee
consisted
of
Jack
Preece.
A.
R.
Nichols
and
Bob
James.
The
evening
came
to
a
haprv
close
with
the
singing
of
Auld
Lang
Syne.
The
Wise-birds
Cry:
v
V
-
Illi
13-oz.
2.oz.
()-oz.
$1.15
$2.70
$1.15
&1TISM
COLUMBIA
D11TIUlr
CO.
ITO.
HiVB
THE
HOTTI.r!
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Mrrl,
.
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all
hnttlM
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m4
liar
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baJvaie
CwmnHto.
nlWI,
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Contrc'
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
WLL1E
THE
TOILER
THE
DAILY
NEWS
MOOSE
WOMEN
KEEPING
BUSY
Very
Active
in
Community
ami
War
Affairs
November
has
been
a
very
busy
month
for
Prince
Rupert
Chapter,
N'o.
211
Women
of
the
Moote.
The
Chapter
development
pragtajn
now
being
carries!
on
by
the
various
aojamtttees
is
proving
sneeessfnl
and
beneficial
and
the
regular
standing
committees
are
extremely
active
with
their
programs.
The
progress
they
are
making
is
vest
tneaa
rating
to
taatr
off
loan
an4
Biesaban.
The
retiHfintoe
anairmen
an
as
follows:
painted
by
the
Senior
Regent
are
Membership
Mrs.
Robert
Mar-ray.
Publicity-Alias
Oken
Feaaby.
Social
Setviee-Jtis.
O.
Stana-
tg.
Home
Maiclng-Mr.
chat
Qra-ham.
Library
Mrs
Robert
RoUaff.
Child
Cafe
Mrs.
peed
Orimble
RstuaiMts.
R.
McCarthy.
Meoeeheert
Mrs
J.
P.
Moller.
Mooeehaven
Mrs.
Oeo.
Hague.
Alumni
Mrs.
J.
Calne
i
Hospital
Oulld
Mrs.
Tom
Harvey.
War
Work
Mrs.
R.
H.
Adcoek.
The
appointment
or
the
arnk)r
regents'
escort
has
added
both
dignity
and
beauty
in
the
ritoalls-'
tic
ceremonies
of
the
regular
chapter
meetings
'
During
the
past
week
four
very!
constructive
and
interesting
'meet-1
lngs
at
the
homes
of
the
commlU
tee
chairman
of
the
Women
Of
The
Moose
were
held.
On
Monday
evening
a
Joint
meeting
of
the,
membership
and
ritual
committees
j
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
ritual
chairman,
Mrs.
Robert
McCarthy,
Fifth
Avenue
East.
After
study.
and
discussion
of
the
work
in
general
of
these
two
committees
the
balance
of
the
evening
was
spent
as
a
social
one
terminating
with
the
serving
of
dainty
refreshment.
Or
Thsnday
evening
a
meeting
of
the
Hospital
Oulld
was
bald
at
he
home
of
the
chairman.
Mrs.
Tom
Harvey.
Fifth
Aveave
West.)
Plans
were
completed
for
the
wme
nursing
class,
which
will
be-
;
dn
the
first
week
of
January.
This
,
very
happy
evening
was
brought
j
to
a
dose
with
the
serving
of
re-,
freshmen
ts
by
the
bos
teas
Friday
evening
Mrs.
J.
Carr
was
!
hostess
to
the
war
work
commit-'
tee
at
her
home
on
Borden
Street
Many
matters
of
local
interest
was
taken
up
such
as
air
raid
shelters.
salvaging
of
the
vitally
needed
:
scrap
materials
available
in
the!
local
district,
plans
for
a
Women
'
Of
The
Moose
knitting
circle
and
many
other
suggestions
for
toward
,
'
the
war
effort
were
discussed.
With
the
serving
of
refreshments
by
the
hostess
the
very
success-
,
iui
miu
uiwinuiiK
evening
was
brought
to
a
close.
Saturday
evening
a
meeting
of
the
publicity
eemmiUee
was
held
at
the
home
ol
the
chairman.
Mist
EUeen
Feasor,
an
Seventh
Avenue
East.
The
visit
by
the
senior
regent
and
publicity
chairman
to
the
local
newspapers
editors
was
reported
upon
and
ail
present
were
happy
to
learn
of
the
co-operation
and
support
promised
the
organization
in
its
Interest
In
community
work
and
activities.
A
.social
hour
with
refreshments
brought
the
evening
to
a
close.
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ROYAL
HOTEL
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PLAY
SEEN
Trauipurts
and
Air
Force
Winners
Friday
Night
In
the
basketball
games
played
on
Friday
nijht
the
High
School
team
lost
out
to
th?
United
States
Transport
by
a
score
of
44
te
M.
In
the
second
game
the
Air
iteacr
downed
th?
Signals
14
to
'4a.
Th.-third
fmme
scheduled
between
the
Navy
and
the
Midland
will
bt
ilayed
t
nght
In
the
first
game
the
Transport
really
tank
the
High
Oohool
fur
.
ride
Farnaaaes
tanned
the
arortnr
list
by
sinking
eight
basket
fallowed
ay
Pan
ant
and
ftoeara
with
eight
points
apiece.
For
the
Students
Mardonald
was
high
with
ten
joints
This
was
Huh
School
s
second
defeat
of
the
year
and
drops
taunt
down
to
third
pinto
in
the
league
standing
The
second
game
was
a
thrilling
affair
from
start
to
finish
with
the
Signals
sta
tins
the
offensive
over
thr
Air
fnrce.
Heth
taaau
matched
basket
for
basket
during
the
first
half
however.
the
Signals
were
outmatched
with
Fulton
leading
the
way.
Houston
was
tops
with
32
points
while
Fulton
of
the
Air
Porre
came
through
with
II
points
Teams
High
School-Long
t.
MaeOonatt
10.
Arney
4.
Ourvtch
3.
Alexander
4.
total
St.
Transports
CtarUnghonw
2
rnandes
18
Oanong
I.
Valle
6
Perrara
t.
total
44.
Bimsls
Chapman.
Kin
4.
liou
ten
ft
TavHr.
Calderonl
fl.
Lan-sksfl
5.
total
Air
font
Cafferty
4.
Leorvy
11.
Fulton
18.
Onto
4.
Baradell
J
Lindaav
11
Laldtaw
3.
total
84
Carlton
of
the
YMCA
handled
tae-whttUe
for
the
first
name
and
Oomadine
for
the
hecond
game
Hcoreheeiiei
and
timekeeper
was
If
A.
Pavlikis.
PWL
PU
Dry
Dock
7
7
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14
10
High
School
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c.
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Navy
Co-ops
Midlands
4
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Aent
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Phone
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