ill
y.
.
.
i-
arrivals
:
l)rt
.a:
J.
H
Wove
:x
.'it's
mi-.:!
to
re-TvtUi
Pole
Christmas
irj
:t)K
uiaut
.'Jit.a:
famed
"Valley
itamin
D
j
kpfk
i
....
s7i"':
V'Ol'NGSTERS
who
net
-1
of
-Carnation
Milk
(
.!
nty
t
,ir.r
it.
or
eating
it
on
cere-
rf
in
I'imti'ft
fnmU
have
TV
Decurat-u
::acti
:n
tho
cf
the
Sun"
near
Phoenix,
Ariz.,
tht.se
cowgirls
make
:p.
native
vegita-Uon
du
Christmas
tree
duty
as
the
holiday
approaches.
It's
an
old
curtom
in
these
parts
to
decorate
the
cart!,
which
are
often
over
40
feet
high
and
150
years
old.
Gloria
Blkner
(at
left)
hands
another
box
of
baubles
to
Lillian
Elrcd
on
the
ladder.
iraation
lvlu
u$tress
and
Professiona
HOP
Wuving.
ire
in
T-hes.
Phone
655
.TAN
TRACTORS
ot
all
kinds
!
Oi:
Burners
Rod
804
"'tWtf
STAND
J
VV
;tern
Papers
";v
'IS
TAKEN
Red
808
"LOUGH
IVncing
-
t
D
R
E
N
'i
and
Fulton
'!':r
Starting
r
10.
2-5
run.
udio:
p'
"
Blue
882
C
;r;e
Blue
480
'HEESE
Fr;'sh
Made
nviRY
LA
SERVICE
ad
start
toward
good
nutrition.
Thy
get
their
::
quota
oi
milk
food
value.
And
now
ihey
get
an
d
amount
of
"sunshine"
Vitamin
1).
For
nation
Milk
is
now
irradiated
to
nearly
2Vl
'""
(.
iunun
V
formerly
supplied.
of
the
tistml
food
we
eTrwM
adequate
(
:-s
c'
vitamin
D.
But
Irradiated
Carnation
Milk
ipr!'.
an
amount
accepted
as
sufficient
to
prevent
and
to
injure
good
bone
and
tooth
davelop-:i
normal
children.
)u'll
find
a
world
of
help
in
planning
meals
for
-
:n
.n
thi
free
book
"Growing
Up
With
Milk",
for
it,
to
Carnation
Co.
Limited,
Toronto
or
-:r.
auvcr.
N
A
D
1
A
N
PRODUCT
"from
Cttnttd
Com"
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LTD
Plumbing
and
Heating.
Engineers
Rhone,
174
GEORGE
L.
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Complied
Beaner
Block
-
Phone
387
If
its
a
Rock
Job-Call
a
Rock
Man
call
M.
SAUNDERS
f
Blue
666
fttnerEte
Sidewalks,
Basements
I,
don't
take
work
I
cannot
do
myself.
JERRY
VREBOSC1I
PAPERHANGING
and
PAINTING
PttONE
372
P.
N.
Kllborn
W.
Peterson
BERT'S
TRANSFER
AND
MESSENGER
Lumber
-
Coal
-
Wood
-
Baggage
Freight
-
Express
Phone
Blue
810
Night
Calls
Green
077
Prince
Rupert
PRINCE
RUPERT
FLORIST
A.
R.
LOCK
.
Weddinc
Bouquets
Corsages
Deslcns
Potted
Plants
Bulbs
Novelties
riwijA-rr
PRICES
Prompt
attention
to
mail
orders
Box
516,
rnone
in
wmm.
HOLD
DECISION
j
ON
PARK
GYM.
Civic
Centre
Directors
Debate
What
to
Do
With
Buildings
Policy
in
regard
to
the
Roosevelt
Park
croynaslum
was
examined
closely
Tuesday
night
by
members
nf
the
Civic
Centre
baard
cif
directors
at
their
.to-(
:&
quarterly
meeting
of
the
1916-47
year
but
decision
as
to
the
future
fate
of'
the
huge
ouildin
was
deferred
until
the
spring.
Estimated
cost
of
repairing
the
former
American
army
'juildini?,
which
needs
new
roof
iivfacin.?,
electric
wiring
and
'.'ne
carnontrv
work,
waa
from
.
i-
MO
to
$7,000.
while
brunedi-
'te
cost
of
putting
the
heating
plant
into
operation
would
le
"bout
$100,
he
meeting
was
told.
The
members
balanced
a
de-'"'c.
felt
in
som'.'
quarters,
to
demolish
the
building
and
relieve
the
$5,000
paid
Tor
it.
against
a
lonper
view
oi
keeping
and
maintaining
it
against
expansion
of
the
city,
when
it
would
be
needed
more
greatly
as
a
recreation
centre.
Operation
and
maintenance
losts,
exclusive
off
any
repair
,
work,
would
be
about
$1110
a
j
tionth.
Managing
Secretary
Don
"onward
indicated.
Qunnar
Selvig,
head
of
the
Civic
Centre
building
commlt-'
ee.
advocated
keerolrtg
the
building
until
spring,
then
selling
It
M!s
opin'.on
was
backed
bylv".
FV
atone,
who
urged
;thst
the
Clvtc
Centre
"get
out
,ttom
under
'
now."'
Alex
-Armstrong
declared
that
the
building
should
be
kept,
as-
!
aerting
that
it
"is
a
short-sight
ed
policy
to
get
rid
of
the
building
when
we
may
need
it
for
future
expansion.
To
sell
it
just,
to
get
our
$5,000
out
of
It
docs
not
.show
vision."
It
was
finaHy
decided
to
instnl
the
necessary
heating
equipment
md?'erate
ths
building
unlil
ipring
when
the
matter
would
j
Sje
iven
further
consideration.
1
-A
strong
factor
in
the
decision
j
was
the
fact
hat
.the
CivfttJen-1
tre
itself
Is
iow
receiving
al-'
most
'capacity
use,
and
to
trans-re;
the
badminton,
basketball
and
boxing
fctlrlUes
from
the
ttosevett
pyii
would..
upset
th:
pfeaent'beavj
Civic
Ceii
tre
pro-
gram.
M
,
,
J
T
liM
:
MTVTE
KSiOTS
Although
Ifo
types
cf
knot-,
aay
used
In?
making
Orient:;'.
ruft,
both,
ale
so
fir1
that
magnifying
glass
is
needed
;
distinguish
them.
LOViTON
r
A
violin
made
in
1740
Lorenao
Guadasnini,
pupil
of
Stradivarius,
was
auctioned
h?re
for
t.4fO
(J5.8001.
Cold
Lighting
In
Library
Room
A
rniu''t
by
ifcbe
Prince
Rupert
L1j:
a:
v
Isnard
to
have
fluorescent
li
;hun;;
instalVed.
In
the
'iiirary
n;wn
of
the
Civic
Centre
was
m
uloved
by
the
Civic
Centre
board
of
directors
Tuesday
night.
The
Library
Board
a-ked
thft
tue
Civic
Centre
in-stal
tht-
llgntii,.?
and
assured
the
board
that
he
c.st
oi
installation
would
v
iald
back
by
the
Library
Board
out
of
revenues
duslnig
the
year
Advertise
in
Tue
Daily
News
"4
MULTIPLE
CALL
SYSTEM
LONDON
(CP)
The
General
PostOfflce
haS
established
a
"conference
call
system
under
which
a
subscriber
In
Britain
may
be
connected
simultaneously
with
two
or
more
telephone
subscribers
In
the
United
States.
FIRST
LONDON
VISIT
LONDON
TO
Harry
Hlllyard,
,68,
who
worked
for
47'
years
on
a
farm
at
Northlll,
Beds.,
only
44
miles
from
here,
came
to
London
for
the
first
time
recently
to
receive
the
Royal
Agricultural
Society's
long
service
mfdal
from
the
King.
i"rni-Y.'nin
!
m
i
rwniwr
iiowtitff
irrrit
'
iftaiiywirwr-riirrri-Yfi
rr1
MOOSE
INITIATE
17
NEW
MEMBERS
At
what
was
believed,
to
be
the
best
attended
meeting
of
the
Moose
Lodge
held
so
far
this
year,
17
new
members
were
initiated
by
Governor
D.
G.
Wood
in
the
presence
o;
rume
60
members
Tuesday
night.
Among
matters
discussed
were
plans
for
a
social
evening
with,
the
ladles
.,-?.ort!y
before
Christina
n.
The
:oclal
will
be
held
In
the
Moose
Temn'.e
In
which
a
new
oil-burning
furnace
is
to
be
A
Product
of
Quality
Pure
.
.
.
safe
.
.
.
soft
.
.
.
creped
for
extra
...ii
refinement.
UREX
r
Prince
Uupcrt
Dally
jScUjjj
Thursday,
December
12,
1946
BEST
BARGAIN
IN
YEARS
I
am
going
out
of
the
retail
business,
and
will
handle
only
raw
furs.
Everything
must
be
cleared
out
by
New
Year's.
DONT
MISS
THE
BARGAINS
AT
GOLDBLOOM'S
For
That
Party
...
PARAMOUNT
CAFE
at
Port
Edward,
B.C.
CHOP
SUE'
CHOW
MEIN
7:00
a.m.
to
11:00
p.m.
Everybody
loves
slippers.
We've
a
tremendous
collection
of
the
newest
arid
latest
styles
for
everyone
in
the
family,
c.
Delight
the
Ladies
WARM
AND
COMFV
FOR
KIDDIES
STURDY
AND
.
.RELAXING
v
FOR'
DAD
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue,
across
from
Ormes)
GEORGE
BROWN
Proprietors
R.
C.
WOODS
8-
a-
A..
.
h
--.
,
a
n
A
K
K
n
K
A
a
1
'
Besses
I
M
Wj"
jvjiji
jA
Never
have
ensembles
been
so
lovely
so'
fcml-
lavished
with
fur
...
they're
par
excellence!
m
Uj
M
I
I
t
Rome
I,
xs.-
-
.
.
mm
oeoacKers
m
lr
oiotXatc
4
11
Quilted
and
chenil,es
St.
mKUAIb
V
House
Coats
1,1
and
OTHER
COATS
fWl
I
Quilted
and
Cheni,Ie
I
'jA
iM
CfWrtfoxv),
mYrl
'I
lS
Linaerie
k
t
mnmM
aSff
&
i
,iy
mbkcuby
!
1
DEPOSIT
ANY
AMOUNT
TO
titia
untajii
ajnli
Wl
U
3
f
t&
J
I
iSSSm
.JP
f
'vSS
AS
W?5
UIIO
Kl
W
g
(J
!
VSil"
WILL
GIVE
YOU
A
PRESENTATION
CERITFICATE
J
if
g
11
Nl
MAKB
NO
MISTAKE
THIS
WAY.
f
;
I
-YOU
IRsflfe
f
Iff''
"
PANTIES
Mf
,1
'HE'
USB
OUR
BUDGET
PLAN
FOK
YOUIl
XMAS
BUYING
llV'ftei
S
f
ft,
!
No
Carrylnp
Charges-No
interest.
liM?ri
IS
'
J-
i
TermS
ln
accordance
w"h
W'PT'B"
Resula
f
i
wifmm
I
I
I
,
WW
X
I
J
Fraser
&
Payne
i
uuu
;
fl
K
H
"THE
CREDIT
HOUSE
S
V
Vt
ar!M
A
perfect
coat
to
keep
I
"
S
hP
otiai.tty-
"
4V
Sfel
2
:
S
lll!!
ii
nil
VOU
Warm
aild
COmfy
S
fifih
on
Election
Day
...
Exercise
Your
Francn.se
rUO&b&
all
winter
loner.
Mew-
'
lV
"V
E
stvle
wrap-around.
mll
Sour
!
COLUMBIA
OPTICAlCp
N
w
kiM
kMC
r
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vi,u
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