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DAILY
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B?
Substantial
Tax
Collections
...
.
For
the
city
to
have
collected
ninety-five
per
cent
of
its
taxes
so
far
this
year,
as
the
mayor
advised
the
citv
council
Monday
night
had
been
done,
is
a
very
1
creditable
snowing,
it
is
a
very
neaiiny
state
oi
affairs
that
such
a
good
proportion
of
the
property
owners
are
showing
appreciation
of
the
value
of
their
holdings
and
their
confidence
in
the
same.
It
is
a
much
different
picture
than
we
had
here
not
so
many
years
ago
when
property
was
reverting
to
the
city
iirsuch
an
alarming
manner.
t
Another
good
sign
is
the
steady
volume
of
tax
sale
property
that
is
being
sold
to
private
purchasers
by
tEe
city,
lists
of
which
are
published
from
time
to
tilne.
No
property
of
this
kind
is
purchased
unless
triere
is
definite
intention
of
using
it
for
building.
All
of-this
indicates
that
the
city
and
its
people
are
building
and
planning
along
stable
and
permanent
lines.
A
Climax
in
the
War
.
.
.
L
Events
appear
to
be
moving
rapidly
to
some
sort
of
a
climax
in
the
war
situation.
Everywhere
there
isla
sense
of
tense
expectancy,
a
feeling
that
bigger
things
are
about
to
happen
than
have
occurred
so
f
jr
in
the
struggle.
Now
that
the
tide
has
some
time
since
turned,
newer
and
mightier
blows
would
seem
to
be
in
the
Allied
plan
for
the
immediate
future.
Of
course,
thp
invasion
nf
wpstprn
Fiirnno
?
the
great
event
that
we
look
forward
to.
One
of
these,
nights
or
one
of
these
morning
we
may
expect
to
be
j
electrified
by
the
news
that
it
has
commenced.
Then
j
the
war
may
soon
develop
into
a
decisive
and
really!
Unity
of
Freedom
.
.
.
;
The
Russians,
the
Chinese,
and
the
Amercans
alike
fought
when
they
were
attacked,
but
the
Brit-isji
fought
before
they
were
attacked.
The
British
understood
that
their
freedom
was
in
mortal
peril
when
Poland
was
assaulted;
but
it
took
Pearl
Harbor
to
convince
the
United
States
that
it
was
in
deadly
danger.
The
war
will
be
largely
wasted
unless
itSeaches
the
lesson
that
the
defence
of
human
freedom
is
best
guaranteed
by
regarding
freedom
as
a
unity.
An
assault
upon
it
anywhre
is
an
assault
upon
itZeverywhere.
t
1
If
we
do
learn
this
the
possibility
of
establishing
aileaee
that
will
endure
much
longer
than
a
quarter
of;
a
century
is
excellent.
The
power
to
maintain
peace
has
been
revealed.
The
Germans
have
fought
well
under
an
insnirpd
lpnrW
rlcmnniqnoii,,
---
1
-
-
.
.
w
vv-iiviiiciijr
1111111-
ed,
to
be
sure,
but
gifted
with
the
same
genius
by
which
Mohammed
and
Genghiz
were
able
to
spun
tKeir
followers
into
a
frenzy
of
bloodlust
that
ent
!
them
to
sweep
the
world.
Under
a
Prince
of
the
Powers
of
Darkness
the
Germans
have
fought
well
but
the
democracies
are
fighting
better
under
the
leadership
of
plain
men
who
have
no
traffic
with
demons,
or-djinni,
or
pagan
gods.
Winston
Churchill,
Frank-;
lin
D.
Roosevelt,
and
Chiang
Kai-Shek
would
all
be
fish
out
of
water
and
most
uncomfortable
at
a
Wal-f
ptldgisnacht.
and
even
Jnspnh
Staii
pected
of
consorting
with
any
spirit
more
potent
than
Nicholas
Lenin,
who
is
now
identified
with
Beelzebub
only
m
our
stuffier
and
more
expensive
JZ-r
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SEASON'S
GREETINGS
It
has
been
a
great
pleasure
to
have
been
of
service
to
so
many
customers
through
the
past
year.
Our
aim
for
the
coming
year
is
to
remain
the
shop
that
can
give
you
the
best
in
beauty
work.
is?
&
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BEAUTY
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Street
(Across
from
Wednesday.
December
22,
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of
Local
Men
and
Women
on
Active
Servtci
Are
YOU
responsible
for
someone
'a
name
cot
peine
in
this
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Peter
D.
Allen.
Charles
Anderson.
Harold
Anderson.
Stanley
Anderson.
John
Armstrong
Jr,
Robert
Armstrong.
Don
Arney.
.
W.
Q.
Barker.
Emile
Blaln.
John
Bowman
William
Bremner.
Bernard
Brldden.
George
J.
Brown.
Hat
old
Bunn.
John
Bunn.
Hugh
Burbank.
Tony
Bussanlch.
Russell
Cameron.
William
Gordon
Calderwood,
Robert
H.
Capstick.
Douglas
Chrtstison.
Sydney
Croxford.
Vincent
Dodd.
John
Doh
Robert
Dugan.
Donald
Eastman.
Elmer
Eburne.
Melvin
Eburne.
Robert
I
Eby.
William
Earl
Eby.
Robert
Elkin.
William
P.
FJklns.
Martin
Eriksen.
Lavinla
Wlnnle)
Exley.
Bernard
Fortune.
Terry
Fortune.
Gordon
Fraser
Mitchell
Gay.
Efner
R.
Oreen.
James
Greer.
Lester
Grimble.
Terry
Orimb'.e.
Ian
Grimsaon.
John
Grimsoon.
Haxen
Hankinson.
Raymond
Houaan.
Bill
Hunter.
Foster
Husoy.
Peter
Husoy.
Tom
Johnstone.
Percy
Knutson.
James
G.
Laurie.
Jack
R.
Laurie
Richard
Leighton.
Jantoft
Leland.
Fred
Lewis.
Tilly
R,
Uoyd.
Bruce
Love.
Ted
Mills.
Harry
Monkky.
William
Murray.
William
H.
Murray.
Daniel
McDonald.
Jack
Macfle.
Robert
McKay.
Robert
McLean.
Norman
McLeod.
David
McMeekin.
David
McNab.
Robert
McNab.
John
D.
McJUe.
Charles
Ormlstcn.
Gordon
Parkin.
Douglas
Payne.
Bud
Ponder.
Magne
Rabben.
David
Ritchie.
Jack
Ritchie.
Robert
Ritchie.
Harry
Robb.
Jeffrey
H.
Robinson.
Robert
Roy.
Arthur
Saunders.
Bud
Skattebol
Stanley
Scherfc.
J-
D.
Schubrt
prioner
of
war
i.
John
skog.
Carl
Smith.
Malcolm
Smith.
Raton
Smith.
Walter
Smith.
Carl
Strand.
Orme
Stuart.
James
Taylor.
In
ee
Valen.
SUnky
Veitch.
Sid
White.
Robert
Whitlns.
Oscar
Wingham.
George
Yule.
Jack
Yule.
Jack
Storrle.
t
ARMY
L.
John
'Armstrong
Sr.
Louis
Astoria.
Jack
Balfour.
Eric
Barton.
Beatrice
Berner.
William
t
Sonny)
Beynon.
Louise
Bird.
Walter
Bird.
Norman
Biackhall.
Donald
Blake.
Raymond
Brace
we
11.
Ronald
Bracewell.
William
Brass.
J.
W.
Bridden.
Earl
Brochu.
Alfred
Calderone.
Jack
CampbelL
Donald
Clark
Edward
Clark,
Jim
Colussi
Mike
Colussi.
.
Frank
Comadina.
Grant
Coverdat.
Bert
Cross.
Walter
Cross.
Charles
Dennis.
Thomas
Dennis,
Paul
Dvornek.
R.
C
H.
Durnford.
George
Dybhavn.
Malcolm
Elder.
Whitfield
Elder.
Frank
Elliott.
William
Garllck.
James
Oarllck.
John
Gates.
Ralph
Olllles.
Andrew
Glover.
William
Oomez.
Darrow
Gomez.
Earl
Gordon.
Edward
Oosnell.
Thomas
W.
Graham.
Burton
Oreen.
SDlro
Outrljh.
James
Hadden.
Phylis
Hamblln.
L.
J.
R.
Haynes.
R.
H,
A.
Haynes.
.
C
W
Haynes.
E.
D.
Head.
David
Henderson.
Howard
Hlbbard.
Frank
E.
Hodcklnson.
Harold
Hodxson.
David
Houston.
Robert
Houston.
Pere
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HuUon.
Robert
Johnson.
Walter
Johnson.
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Johnston.
T.
D.
Johnston.
Nick
Kumlok.
4
Matilda
Larcen.
Everett
R.
Leek.
Pierre
LeRosx.
Clarence
Lovtn.
G.
P.
Lyons.
Danny
Magnet
George
Marchlldort.
Murlfl
Mathews.
8teve
Mentenko.
Michael
p.
McCaffery.
.
Kenneth
McCrtemon.
John
C
McCubbln.
Norman
McGlashan.
Arthur
AltsUlr
MacDonAld.
Ian
Macdonald.
Jack
McEroy.
Alex
McFarune.
Victor
Milier.
Robert
Montgomery.
Michael
D.
Montesano.
Ford
Moran
Jack
Moran
James
Moraa.
John
K.
Murray.
Edith
MPtrie.
Joseph
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Leonard
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Donald
Norton
David
W.
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Walter
perktna.
Emll
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Peter
Peterson.
;
Arthur
Phillips.
William
A.
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Raabe.
Ernest
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Robert
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Olav
Rysstod.
'
William
scheik.
Thomas
Scully.
Bob
ShrubsaU.
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Sibley.
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Olenn
Smith.
i
W.
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Hugh
J.
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James
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Douglas
suiker.
Albert
Stiles.
James
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Irene
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James
Taylor.
Arnold
Tweed.
Jack
Unwta.
Rodney
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Allan
BiU
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Martin
van
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.
Clarence
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i
Stanley
Vickehnan.
Robert
Vuckovich.
Clifford
Wanamaker.
Jack
Wearmouth.
William
White.
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T.
j.
Williams.
James
Wood.
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Harry
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Kenneth
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Ronald
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Alex
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Howard
Beale.
Marcel
Blaln.
Peter
Brass.
Alan
Burbank.
Denis
William
Buralp.
Jean
R.
Cameron.
Peter
Cart
wright.
Elmer
Clausen.
Irts
Corbould.
Jack
Corbould.
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Eddie
Crosby.
Ray
Crosby.
Lilian
Croxford.
James
Currle:
Arthur
Davey.
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John
W.
Davey,
Pat
Deane.
Victor
Dell.
Jack
Eastwood.
Donald
Ebv.
Victor
Field.
Clarence
Flaley.
Albert
FUtn.
Hugti
L.
Forrtst.
Thorruu
Forrest.
Louis
Orlin
GUy.
William
Hidden
(mlsslngl.
Harry
Hamilton.
Elmore
Hankinson.
Lawrence
Hansen.
Arvld
Hansen.
Harold
Helgerfon.
Hooert
Henderson.
"lge
Holktstad.
Mike
Hudema.
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John
P.
Johnson.
Sam
Jurmahi.
Robert
Kelsey.
Francis
W.
Leask.
Kam
Y.
Ue.
Alan
Leighton
mlssing).
HarokS
Leveretk
Donald
Uw?llyn.
John
Lindsay.
Albert
Man.
Cedrlc
Man.
George
R.
Mayer.
Henry
Mayer,
Hector
W.
Macdonald.
Isobel
Mackenzie.
Molly
Mackenzie.
Don
McCavour.
Richard
Mills.
Herbert
Morgan.
Ralph
Morin.
Kay
Nkkerson.
Edward
M.
Ormheim.
Paul
Postolu.
Ken
Schubert.
William
Shrubsall,
Robert
SUversldes.
Eddie
Smith.
James
Joseph
Thompson.
John
A.
Walker.
WlllUm
H.
Wilson.
Henry
Worsfold.
U.S.
ARMY
Chester
B.
Ciapp.
George
A.
Olav.
Richard
Moore.
Mary
McCaffery.
Thomas
W.
Pierce.
Ernest
Santurbane.
D.8.
NAVY
J
Howard
FrizzelL
Made
tupreme
lacrtllce.
CANADIAN
FLIKR
Uberators,
heavy
bomber-
flown
by
the
Rovai
At;
Forre
from
a
bac
In
the
Middle
Ex-r
u.re
d
ung
great
wrk
.i.
ftxu-lng
Hltlerj
bxs
in
the
Ea-stcri;
Medr.erriiueji
Eiiem
mstai;-atlons
In
Oreece
and
the
Dodecanese
are
vuitcd
almost
nightly
by
these
giant
American
-built
bomber,
and
many
aerodrome,
harbors
and
railways
have
been
battered
by
the
weight
of
their
bombs.
Here
is
Flight
Sergeant
,U
Charbonneau,
of
Montreal.
Que.,
who
is
rear
gunner
of
a
liberator
operating
from
the
Middle
East.
FORCES
ARE
'
ENTERTAINED
BY
CHILDREN
.....
i
By
DOROTHY
OARBUTT
As
this
is
Chrtotmas
week
and
the
time
of
the
year
when
children
are
very
much
in
our
minds
I
can
t
let
it
to
by
with
out
telling
you
about
the
de
ll
inguwiu
cuorrrt
me
cnuaren
oi
Seal
Cove
School
gave
last
Sun-,
?ly
evening
In
the
Capitol
The-latre.
The
concert
opened
with
the
singing
of
carols
and.
If
you
donl
think
that
'hardberted
service
men
donl
go
for
thai
sort
of
thing,
you
should
hat
hare
heard
them
yelling
to
more.
The
words
were
n&shed
on
the
screen
so
that
we
could
follow
them
easily.
After
the
carols
the
entire
program
was
in
the
hands
cf
the
children
about
rnnly
ftvt
f
thm
in
all.
Directed
by
Mias
Eileen
Gibson
and
accompanied
at
the
piano
by
Mlu
Norm
Smith,
both
of
whom
are
teaeh
ers
at
the
school,
the
chiMre..
,
gave
.
nurnaer
of
dance
wsgi
recitations
and
ehoruM.
Little
Norma
Montgomery
was
a
pretty
little
mistress
of
ceremonies,
introducing
each
child
as
he
or
she
came
on.
Master
John
Da-kus,
one
of
t.e
smallest
of
the
boys,
came
near
to
being
the
star'
of
the
show
by
virtue
of
never
"blowing
up
in
his
line
and
remembering
all
his
danre
routines
correctly
as
well
as
fr
hi
very
true
MtUe
"voice
when
he
sang
"Jolly
Old
St.
Nicholas-And
did
the
boys
love
the
kid
dies!
They
clarped
and
applauded
and
laughed
uproarious
-
Iy
when
they
;
c
ihr
mi
lakei
whh
always
add
so
U
children's
program.
I
think
..
iMOt
ma:iy
-f
uem
were
re
membering
not
so
long
ago
Chester
LeMautre
nay
about
(ihree
years
when
they
had
the
same
fun
at
Chris
Una
concert
As
a
grand
finale
Cheater
did
a
burlesque
Santa
Cfcaus,
giving
them
all
"hand-outs"
from
cigarettes
from
a
"bag."
It
was
a
splendid
patriotic
gesture
on
the
part
of
the
kid-
j
dies
In
entertaining
the
troops
I
The
following
was
the
pro-'
gram
for
the
evening.
j
Introductory
recitation.
Nor-'
ma
Montgomery.
Dance
ol
greeting,
Orcfde
on.
Recitation,
The
Flight
of
San
ta
Claus;
Peter
Bell.
Action
song
"Briar
Rosebud";'
Girls
of
Grade
3.
Song,
Lorna
Lattery.
Dance
child;
en's
polka.
Grade
two.
Recitation.
Lou
Smith.
Quintette.
Anne
Eyelfson.
Margaret
McFarlane,
Phyllis
Overend,
John
Dakus.
.
Action
story,
Ten
Little
Indians;
Boy
Song,
"Jolly
Old
St.
Nlchola
John
Dakus.
Recitation,
Christmas
Everywhere;
Oeorge
Pick.
Dance.
Wlnnifred's
Know;
Grade
three
Nursery
Rhymes,
Grade
One
Recitation,
a
cuilds
song,
IN
MIDDLE
EAST
Marjorie
TattemU.
Recitation.
'oan
OUlandert
Slepy
drill.
Oikde
One.
Carol
School.
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Mutual
Benefit
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The
Daily
News
Is
compiling
a
Roll
of
Honor
which
It
I
hoped
may
contain
the
name
of
every
man
and
woman
of
thta
city
to
erve
with
the
armed
hircna
at
sea.
on
land
and
in
the
air.
To
make
this
list
complete,
it
ki
easentUl
to
obtain
the
co-operation
of
the
public
as
s
whofe
In
tub
mlttlng
the
narr.es.
It
is
ImpoMlble
for
the
Dally
News
or
any
one
person
to
compile
the
list
complete
so
we
are
asking
YOU
to
be
responsible
for
the
submission
of
the
name
of
YOUR
boy,
YOUR
girl
or
YOUR
friend.
The
following
U
the
Information
we
would
like
you
to
fill
In
and
send
to
ROLL
OF
HONOR
EDITOR
Dally
News,
,
Prince
Rupert
Name
Service
(Army,
Navy
Air
Rank
Next
of
Kin
'
Relation
Address
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Dale
of
Enlistment
Date
of
Discharge
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