H
It
U
City
Hill.
I
.jHTf
HY
LABOR
WILL
WIN
Lausc
none
of
these
can
es
has
an
axe
to
grind.
Mayor
Harry
Daggett.
Council
vcar
term:
Alex
Sinclair.
year
terms
ee
Sorensen.
as.
KHiott.
orgc
Rudderham.
Mulroney.
School
Hoard
Rear
term:
rinan
Hellis.
of
llirsc
mrn
have
anything
personally
fey
bclnj
elected
ik
not
"independent"
enough
of
tlicm
to
Irt
roe
same
Inlcre&ls
nrrtkrd
the
city
ircaln
control
Because
Labor
has
given
control
of
the
city
back
to
you
the
Citizens.
r
HEAR
THE
RECORD
TONIGHT
Labor's
Candidates
for
Mayor,
Council
and
School
Hoard
will
speak
at
the
School
Auditorium,
8
p.m.
Hear
the
facts
speak
for
themselves.
The
Trlnce
llupert
Civic
Labor
I'ederation
is
a
Democratic
Non-partisan
body
representing
25
People's
Ortanlzalions
which
have
sunk
their
differences
to
fight
for
the
welfare
of
rrlnce
Itupert
Our
City.
SLEEP
WARM-
vs
9
Hecause
the
Citizens
support
Labor's
Platform
and
know
it
will
be
carried
out.
1.
A
long.term
policy
of
building
up
a
first-class
system
of
roads,
sewers
and
other
public
works.
If
loans
necessary
in
initial
stages,
such
loans
lo
be
made
on
a
low-Interest
shoit-terrh
basis
to
the
people
themselves.
This
policy
will
soon
save-
the
City
thous4
ands
every
year.
2,
Civic
Planning
Hoard
to
lay
ou
city
in
logical
fashion.
3.
Civic
Housing
Commission
t
plan
slum
clearance
and
low-cost
A
housing.
4.
Municipal
ownership
of
utllltte
Including
bus
ystctn
re-pure
his
oi
uyuro
r.ieciric
when
franchise
exfl
plres.
5.?
5.
Overhaul
of
our
inadequate
water
and
sewerage
systems.
C.
Utmost
el
forts
to
solve
the
problem
of
disorderliness
by
providing
means
of
wholesome
rcreation,
along
with
adequate
law
enforcement.
7.
Union
wages
and
conditions
for
'.P
work
done
by
the
city.
8.
Cood
harbour
facilities
for
fishermen,
9.
Fair
distribution
of
tax
burden.
10.
Remuneration
for
.Mayor
ani
Aldermen.
11.
Emphatic
demand
for
senior
governments
to
aid
in
meeting
special
problems
they
have
laid
at
our
door.
12.
Civic
support
of
steps
for
more
democratic
franchise.
ECAUSE
IT
IS
CLEAR
AS
CRYSTAL
THAT
THE
PRESENT
LABOR
COUNCIL
HAS
A
SPLENDID
Mourners
1
Funeral
DOE.
Eng.
Dec.
14
RECORD
IN
A
TOUGH
TIME
by
Cambridge
magistrates
to
caravans
to
attend
the
funeral'
SLCUKE
SUPPLY
LINES
rxirna
me
oorr
soiling
licence
anrt.
later,
a
lunr.h
at
Uc
Inn
'of
a
Cambrlduc
innkeeper-'
toi
where
the
body
lay
in
state
be-
The
successful
campaigns
in
lone
afternoon"
'
'
for$.burlal
Syria.
"Iraq,
and
Persia
consoli-
Thc
Innkeeper
aked
to
be
al-,
..
dated
the
Important
Middle
lowed
Wl'br
to
Uw
gypsies
.
.
Eastern
area
against
Axis
de-
uvm
i
pan.
w
o
p.m.
Dccauw
ine
crapciruu
was
Droucni
w
sicns
and
uviirnl
hn
'
Kjpsy
was
no
many
oi
inc
gypsies
were
irav-
nonaj(Dy
me
Spaniard:,
in
the
Cod
enough
reason
elllng
long
distances
In
their
16tH
cepfury.
liqe.by
way.
of
the
Persian
Oult
t
19
Russia.
SLEEP
WELL
And
sleep
tight
the
whole,
lovely
night
when
you're
snugly,
comfortably
encased
in
these
bed-warming
nightgowns
and
pyjamas
in
a
variety
of
soft
pastels.
Better
pick
two
or
three
for
the
winter
ahead.
ROBES
MING
HOLIDAY
HAPPINESS
Colorful,
Beautiful,
Plentiful
Hacked
our
brains,
we
have,
and
can't
think
of
a
nicer
gift
for
any
gal.
A
particularly
thoughtful
gift,
too,
this
fuel-saving,;
stay-at-home
winter.
Tailored
or
beruffled
styles
in
cozy
flannels,
rayons,
chenille.
ANNETTE'S
LADIES'
WEAR
"We
Lead,
Others'
Follow"
-
.
5:10
TI1IK1)
AVENUE
-V:
BUY
ANOTHER
VICTOKV
BOND
j
Briefs
From
Britain
BIRMINGHAM,
Eng.
0
L.
O
H.
Alldrldge
has
been
elect
ed
Lord
Mayor
of
Birmingham.
OLASOOW
Oi
A
21-year-old
Glasgow
seaman
kept
a
date
with
a
blood
donor
service,
although
he
was
three
months
late
because
he
was
torpedoed.
BEHKHAMSTED,
Eng.
Oi
Brig.
Gen.
John
Ernest
Bush,
84,
who
served
In
the
British
Army
63
years
is
dead
In
this
Hertfordshire
'town.
LONDON
Oi
Police
discovered
that
a
bottle
of
"gin
and
whisky"
sold
to
a
london
woman
for
18
as
a
cold
cure
con
tained
"dirty
water."
The
ven
dor
went
to
prison
for
months.
LYMINOTON,
Eng.
selling
cat
and
dog
meat
as
"very
nice
stewing
steak,"
Em-si
Evclelgh
was
fined
the
equivalent
of
$155.
LONDON
O)
Americans
believe
Britons
are
"stuffed
shirts"
Viscount
Stansgate
told
the
House
of
Lords,
because
they
find
'oui
manner
of
speech
.
.
.
I
ufflcd,
tepid
with
a
pretent-
.
lous
reserve."
DONCASTER,
Eng.
Oi
The
p:
Dee
said
Stanley
Denton
left
his
radio
going
full
blast
to
annoy
his
neighbors
when
he
went
out.
Denton
was-
fined
2
for
"wasting
fuel."
BELFAST
Oi
Northern
Ireland
will
share
in
the
big
postwar
housing
program
to
meet
urgent
needs
in
all
parts
of
the
United
Kingdom,
Major
J.
M.
Sinclair.
Minister
of
Finance,
in
the
Norlheren
Ireland
House
of
Commons.
LONDON
O
Lieutj
Mark
Bonham
Carter,
2ltJear-ol4
son
,of
Sir
Maurice
and
Ladf
Violet
Bonham-Carter,
has
ar
rived
in
London
after
escapln
from
a
prison
camp
in
Italy
and
making
his
way
through
supply,
the
oerman
lines.
AI
DENHAM,
Eng.
to
The
Hertfqjrdshlre
County
Council
bas.decWed
to
purchase
for
2-1-
the
24,000
($1,017,00
the
late
J,
Pierporrt
Morgan's
estate
near
here
The
estate
comprises
a
country
mansion,
agricultudal
iand
and
buildings.
YORK,
Eng.
Oi"l
think
you
have
had
quite
enough
punishment
because
at
any
time
in
the
past
20
years
a
policeman's
hand
might
have
been
placed
on
your
shoulder,
"Mr.
Justice
Oliver
told
William
Clark,
51
who
committed
bigamy
20
years
ago.
He
was
released.
Vicar's
Pub
To
Keep
'Em
Sober
CARLTON
-
IN
-
CLEVELAND,
Eng.,
Dec.
14
Oi
When
Canon
J.
L.
Kyle
became
vicar
of
this
Yorkshire
village
35
years
agb,
he
said
It
was
"the
most
drunken
place
In
the
whole
country,"
so
he
bought
the
village
pub
to
S1X
control
the
people's
habits.
0,
pgj,
i
was
Clte
lic
puu
uii
ouuuaj..
I
canon
Kyie,
wno
naa
Decome
known
as
the
publlcan-vicar,
died
recently,
aged
87.
He
maintained
ownership
of
the
pub
until
his
death.
J.
L.
Curry
(Late
of
Yukon)
Chiropractor
Smith
Block
SHRIMPS
FRESH
EVERY
DAY
Boat
"W.S.L."
First
Float
west
of
Imperial
Oil
Co.
daily
after
4
p.m.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
19
Municipal
Election,
Dec.
16
t
year
year
the
the
citizens
citizens.
of
Trlnce
Rupert
elected
me
to
Last
Aldermanlc
Board
tif
'the
City
CouncJPind
.
dprjng
my
n
of
office
I
have
acted
as
a
m4a&rof
wvi
Bina'nce
term
Committee.
thePolice,
Relief,
Health
and
Licensing
Com
mittees
and
the
Library
Board.
Assuch
I
.have
gained
much
knowledge
andexpcrlcnce
of
cilty.
affair
and
have
done
my
utmost
to
fjJHherlrthc-
best
interests
of
the
City
'
and
Taxpayers.
I
have
again
accepted
nomlnaUon
as
an
Independent
Candidate
with
i.o
political
affiliations
and
solicit
your
Vote
on
December
16
next.
Vote
for
a
Non-Political
Business
Administration
NORA
E.
ARNOLD
SEE
OUR
STOCK
OF
TOYS
FOR
CHRISTMAS
on
an
d
And
erson
Hardware,
Furniture,
Electrical
Goods,
etc.
FEDERAL
BLOCK
5.
1
You
may
find
a
gift
for
anyone
in
our
store.
Gord
I
ft
mi
April,
1942.
y
y
y
t
y
y
y
y
y
a
H
J:
-
WHAT
CEREA&
sesr
for
MY
FAMILY?
no
other
mruuL
cam
ems
you
whole-gram
OATS
VITALITY
ELEMENTS
SO
RICHLY!
More
than
ny
olhtr
naronl
cereal,
whole
.grata
oatmeal
helps
make
up
shortage
of
meat's
great
vitality
food
element.
Protein
without
which
children
can't
grow
properly
and
adults
cannot
bare
real
stamina!
Ako
lead
every
natural
cereal
in
vitamin
Bi,
essential
to
good
nerves,
digestion
and
energy
I
More
and
more
mothers
are
serving
big
delicious
bowls
of
hot
Quaker
Oats
for
break
fast
every
day
and
insuring
extra
growth
and
stamina
protection
for
their
families.
Serve
your
family
the
"one
best
cereal"
.
now
that
so
many
.
'
I
:
I
If
r
t
I
uuih
vaiuaoic
looas
axe
rauoncai
QUAKER
OATS
Shop
at
Tbt
Qntk.r
Oat
Company
of
CiutU
UmlUKl
excluding
American.
Wallace's
For
Your
Xmas
Requirements
A
Few
Suggestions
from
our
Extensive
Stock.
HOUSE
COATS
Chenille,
0
7(T
to
7
Quilted
Quilted
Satin
and
Bengalines
OJ
J
1
1
JU
HANKIES
Boxed
or
individual
HANDBAGS
a
pleasing
variety
"'
Fancy
SCARVES
and
HEADSQUARES
....)..
'
TABLE
CLOTHS
and
NAPKINS
in
sets
Another
Wartime
Xmas
....35
10
150
GLOVES
Kid
lined
or
,
A
It
to
T
TA
unlined
unlined
and
and
fabric
fabric
LJ
L.Jj
.1.50
10
10.50
.....69
10
3.75
5.95
10
12.50
PSVS.LI.PST.
175'
3.50
Vanity
Sets,
Runners
and
'Squares
and
Cushion
Tops,
to
.-.
BRIDGE
SETS
a
variety
of
styles,
set
1.50
10
4.75
BOXED
STATIONERY
Q
to
In
fancy
pack
2.25
2.75
Men's
Ties,
Scarves,
Suspenders,
Shaving
Sets,
Gloves
and
Handkerchiefs
Christmas
Cards
boxed
or
individual
Christinas
Wrapping
and
Ribbons
4
tuxriiAN
LANDINGS
!
SINK
ENEMY
SHIPS
More
than
3,000,000
tons
of
More
than
100
enemv
sunnlv
drinking
military
stores,
Including
1,000,-
ships
and
15
warships
were
sunk
000
tons
of
food
were
landed
in
or
orobablv
sunk
durinir
104?
h
I
One
of
the
first
things
he
did
Egyptian
ports
alone
up
to
British
and
Allied
submarines
.
....
'
1
1
'
1
0...M..
-i
1
min
t
t
t
t
1
t
PHONE
O
3rd
and
Fulton
2
V.llllt!9l!!!lJ!tt!
MlklMlMtl)lta
'
A
!
i
Wc
again
suggest
that
Christinas
Shoppers
this
year
be
patriotic
and
buy
VICTORY
BONDS
or
WAR
SAVING
,
CERTIFICATES.
If
you
insist
on
buying
Men's
Wear,
sec
W.
F.
STONE
"Clothes
of
Distinction"
3
1