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St.
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from
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Co.)
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Dodimead
OptomeUUt
In
Cbargt
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Kfptlrlnt,
Hand
EniraTlnf
,Sir
BASEMENT
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for
fine
China,
piiinfrfe.
Glaiiei,
llaute
and
Novelties
MAX
HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
Christmas
Presents
from
The
Store
for
-
Dad
and
Lad.
i
Jb
HacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
"A
Good
Place
to
Huy"
Christmas
Spirit
Is
Not
Rationed!
.';
spread
It
throughout
the
community.
Christmas
Inga
It's
people
.
.
.
Family,
Friends.
Neighbors,
ave
an
upsurge
of
Christmas
a
prelude
to
1944,
tory
Year
l'c
may
have
what
you
need
for
your
Christmas
Gift
give
us
a
call.
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
Suggestions
aris
Maid
Kliooers
327
3rd
Avenue
ntz.
lovety
gifts
that
will
last
a
lifetime:
Tables;
:t:r
Coffee
Tables,
Pull-up
Chairs,
Dinette
Suite,
Od
MailrcM,
Chenille
Dcdsproads,
Wool
Com-
H
Carpets.
Toys
Kiddle
Kars.
Kindergarten
Sets,
Todtclcr
Kars,
e
Cll.
See
them
at
.
-
Elio
Furniture
Store
i
Avenue
(Nest
to
the
Dslly
News)
Prince
Rupert
New
Arrivals
in
Women's,
Men's
and
Children's
Slippers,
in
Soft
Soles
MO-PEWC
ARCH
SUPPORT
SHOES
Just
Arrived.
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
!mily
"Hie
Home
of
Good
Sioe"
WVWVWytt
V'
LABORITE
CAMPAIGN
(Continued
Irom
Page
1)
tloncd
the
manner
ol
queuing
opposite
the
post
office.
Aid.
Elliott
quoted
extensively
from
a
scries
of
documents
In
support
of
his
contention
that
the
reason
the
city
had
lnsuf-flcent
water
pressure
to
provide
adequate,
fire
protection
and
assured
service
to
all
households
was
because
the
power
company
was
draining
off
the
pressure
In
the
course
of
generating
elec
tric
power
at
Shawatlans.
The
labor
council
was
determined
to
keep
up
the
fight
to
have
the
power
company
generate
power
at
Falls
River
as
the
contract
called
for
the
city
water
supply
to
have
priority.
A
flre-un-
FAOE
THKE8
THE
DAILY
NEWS
was
due
to
the
salaries
that
they
were
now
being
paid.
He
also
told
o(
their
biggest
assignment
which
was
the
re-rooflng
mlsslonershlp
and
would
have
0f
Borden
Street
School.
The
to
be
replaced
now
that
the
city
other
schools
and
all
the
play-
was
in
better
shape.
Speaking
grounds
needed
complete
reno-of
bus
service
Aid.
Elliott
men-.
vatlon
also.
Mr.
Lanerldge
said.
but
it
would
cost
a
great
deal.
Ex-Alderman
Oeorge
Rudder-ham,
returning
to
the
civic
field
after
a
twelve-year
ab
sence,
stated
that
some
of
our
roads
were
now
beyond
rapalr
and
would
have
to
be
entirely
rebuilt.
It
was
cheaper
In
the
long
run
to
do
this
on
a
first
class
basis,
particularly
as
re
cards
those
roads
that
could
now
be
classed
as
highways,
such
as
the
road
to
Seal
Cove
than
to
operate
on
a
patchwork
basis
from
year
to
year.
He
had
been
responsible
for
the
Inser
tion
of
many
of
the
clauses.
Aid.
Elliott
had
read
from
the
contract
with
the
power
com
derwrlter's
test
had
shown
that
pany
an,i
would
fight
to
see
at
the
end
of
four
days
opera-
that
those
same
clauses
were
tion
of
the
pumps
there
was
less
carried
out
for
the
protection
water
in
the
reservoir
than
at
0f
the
city.
He
stated
that
lnde
the
beginning
of
the
test.
Fur-
pendent
ads
to
the
effect
labor
ther,
the
fluctuating
pressure
had
held
a
4-1
malorlty
on
the
the
effect
that
the
Independents
had
proclaimed
their
weakness
to
the
voters
by
their
complete
inability
to
offer
a
distinctive
platform.
"Safe
and
sane
business
administration"
was
the
most
threadbare
slogan
in
Can
adian
politics
and
had
left
a
litter
of
bankrupt
cities
from
I
one
end
of
the
Dominion
to
the
other.
Any
insinuation
that
the
men
on
the
platform
did
not
represent
labor
was
a
bare-faced
vote-catching
lie
since
they
nad
the
backing
of
every
labor
group
In
the
city.
He
prophesied
an
even
bigger
labor
victory
than
last
year,
resulting
in
clinching
the
city's
case
for
aid
from
out
side
groups.
Harry
Dagtett
Labor's
candidate
for
mayor.
Alderman
Harry
Daggett,
spoke
last,
giving
as
a
typical
example
of
what
went
on
under
the
pre
vlous
"safe
and
sane"
adminls
tratlon
the
fact
that
there
were
eighteen
items
in
an
agreement
which
were
not
In
the
city's
best
Interests,
and
which
the
taxpayers
were
paying
for.
$4,000
cheque
from
Wartime
produced
by
the
pumps
was
en-
council
were
as
Incorrect
as
Housing
had
been
refused,
coun-danccrine
several
lines
which
nthr
Jndenendent
statements
ell
contending
$7,000
was
the
were
likely
to
burst
at
any
time.
jmce
six
labor
men
had
held
of-
amount
due.
Success
had
finally
In
his
speech,
Jack
Mulroney
fice
a.
against
three
opposition,
been
ootainea
in
geuing
a
mei
humorously
assessed
the
quail-
However,
perhaps
the
figures
company
to
supply
wood
to
the
fications
of
candidates
for
civic
!QUOted
were
prophetic.
As
chair-
citizens
and
the
yam
was
now
office.
It
resembled
the
argu-
men
Qr
the
Civic
Labor
Federa-
la
operation
downtown.
Tne
ment
between
the
two
national
tinn
whleh
represented
25
or-
utilities
nad
been
bled
white
for
of
the
number
of
saints
they
eanlzatlons.
he
wanted
to
state
years
but
now
had
$10,000
in
had
put
in
neaven.
ue
mcnuon-;
that
there
had
never
been
any
reserve.
Dimiiar
examines
ui
wic
ed
that
he
had
been
here
only,.
disagreement
In
that
(
accomplishments
of
Prince
Ru-
about
eighteen
months
but
he
body
as
to
the
policies
needed
.
perl's
iatxr
council
couia
dc
could
sec
the
difficulties
Prince
'to
better
the
city
and
the
labor
cited
all
night.
Much
of
the
Rupert
was
In.
'platform
was
obviously
what
i
councils
business
naa
Deen
wnn
Norman
Bellls
thanked
thei-popje
wanted,
since
the
only
the
military
and
hence
no
pud-
people
for
their
support
and
independent
that
had
been
able
llcity
could
be
given
to
it.
Tne
said
that
he
mignt
nave
more!to
produce
a
platform
at
all
to
say
next
year.
J.
T.
Langrldge.
on
a
report
on
the
school
board,
mentioned
the
hlah
rating
of
teachers
V
9
2?
Til
found
it
turned
out
to
be
large-
A
City
is
no
Greater
Than
the
Men
Who
Make
Up
It's
Council
Let's
have
a
mayor
and
council
who
are
governed
by
no
other
interests
than
the
good
of
the
community.
1
'-'
..5
'..
LEN
GRIFFITHS
Independent
Candidate
for
Alderman
first
six
months
they
had
all
i
worked
overtime
getting
the
Vltn
nntaneled
and
Mr.
Casey
ly
similar
to
the
labor
platform.
must
en
asleep
during
Bruce
Mlckleburgh,
labor
cam-
that
time
when
coundlmen
were
Prince
Rupert
had
which
he
said
palgn
manager,
spoke
briefly
to
working
four,
five
and
six
times
a
ween.
Mayor
waiu
imu
aw
times
been
fair
and
honest
to
deal
with.
Aldermen
Hills,
having
influ
enza,
and
Alderman
Black
being
at
a
health
committee
meet
ing,
they
were
not
able
to
be
present.
In
answer
lo
a
question,
Al
derman
Elliott
stated
that
the
cases
of
Juvenile
dellquency
which
had
arisen
last
week
were
a
crying
shame
and
he
proposed
the
strongest
possible
action
to
provide
wholesome
recreational
facilities,
believing
that
prevention
was
better
than
cure.
This
alone,
of
course,
would
not
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As
far
back
as
recorded
history
reaches
the
gift
of
jewelry
was
always
the
highest
token
of
esteem
possible
to
express.
It's
the
same
today.
In
giving
jewelry
you
give
not
only
the
most
enduring
of
all
gifts,
but
one
that
best
expresses
your
esteem
and
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Wliole
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arc
Shopping
at
the
Variety
Store
For
Gifts!
In
thousands
of
Prince
Rupert
homes.
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at
THE
VARIETY
STORE
has
become
a
whole-family
affair.
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or
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children
and
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both
In
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