r
5
i
hmutf
nnfTtnPNT
ROES
1IOMK.
.freln
Osmpna.
nrpsU
k
Philippine
coinmottwcaiui,
waves
nis
sioar
ncimet
..mhirks
nt
New
Guinea
for
the
Mn
to
the
nr
Allied
invasion
forces.
President
Osmena
U
n.)
Gen,
MacArthur
on
Leyte
Island.
Riiv
Your
Christmas
Gifts
Now!
Also
Sonic
Ladies'
floods.
AT
REAL
SAVING
PRICES
Store
opens
dally
at
9
a.m.
GIFTS
FOR
THE
MEN
.
.
.
t.
Ill.
I?Jno
I
Llulll
iuuv0
i
:
;
Nicely
trimmed.
All
sizes.
I
own.
i
wo
;it
50c
lo
$1.50
t
c:n.
c
C
j
l
n
moose
o
iccuu
-x
i
i
ni
j
i
.nu
i
n
i
xr
1,
ci
::H:
carttnent
all
x
and
tylev-
Heal
.oo'
su.ou
I
i
.
i
Black
and
Cpeclal
7?;
ri
p
i
owcatcrs
and
cotton
and
wool
buttons
and
zipper
style
Cpcc.al
$1.95
10
$6.00
T
'
as
Fine
Dress
Gloves
1&
unllncd
all
sizes
-Special
$1
.95
to
$2.95
n'
Leather
Belts
ft
"
-Special
....
75c
to
$1.25
n'
Rain
Coats
-
"'
pcclal,
now
$6.95
"
iiaoartunc
oais
?
I-
-
all
sizes
Special,
now
$14.00
n's
Fine
Wool
Worsted
Suits
a
v-
brown
stripe-all
sizes
Special
SjZ.bU
.
vvinicr
uvcrcoais.
'
ipftion
all-wool;
some
arc
scml-rcady
maite,
'
Ileal
Bargain
$22.50
to
$35.00
overalls
h
all
.Izcs-Now.
Suit
$3.75
11
work
Shirts
-nment
-Prices
$1.45
10
$3.00
GIFTS
FOR
THE
LADIES
.
.
.
Silk
I
lose
1
-tiMiard;.
all
sizes
Special,
pair
50c
J'cs'
Bath
Robes
k'l
lit.
Illrolu
IrlmniPrl
nil
KlzPS
$R
4F
GIFTS
FOR
THE
BOYS
.
.
.
owcaicrs
0;
'
al:;o
cotton
mixture-all-
sizes
G5c
to
$2.75
v.'
.
"
UU8
'
made
with
curfs
and
belt
loops
all
sizes
tiir
$2.25
t0
$3.25
vi'
"
JUOC8
M"mi,Pr
.sizes
11
to
4V2
$3.50
10
$4.25
vr
.
i"
iv;nnruic
11
will
keen
lrv
$3.75
If
Ml-Wool
Overcoats
,flln
full
.icd
-Ileal
value-Now
$11.95
Mcn'R
Sport
Coals
uiicsr
si.v
p.-j
ifpf.
s'Zi
now
.Ti.n.ini
GIFTS
PHI?
TMP
iinMF.
.
.
.
t'l
Blankets
,
7
01"y
Wccular
$C.75-Now
$5.95
'h'U.'
all-wool
iin;Uiar
$20,
Now,
Pair
$17.00
r
."Tt:"
"
z
-
-
L
.(ifH
FR
M
tU
BLACK
321
HOMES
AT
AIR
POST
at
night
because
the
road
you
travel
is
dartc
and
the
path
Is
no
highway.
I
Log
Cabins
House
Married
Il.OA.F.
Personnel
at
West
Coast
Base
By
KATHLEEN
HEX
Canadian
Press
Btaff
Writer
A
WEST
COAST
H.C.A.P.
PAT
ROL
BASE,
Dec.
1
CP)
A
'15-minute
trek
throush
the
forest
and
you're
In
DorJbievllle.
Some-llmcs
it's
difficult
ccttlnc
there
The
clav
mud
sticks
to
vour
boots
and
when
you
miss
one
of
the
sharp
turns
in
the
trail
you
may
bark
your
shins
on
a
tree-
stump
if
you
re
not
careful.
But
once
you've
stubbed
your
toe
on
your
own
door-step
and
landed
Inside
your
own
cabin
well,
It
s
swell
to
be
home.
i
Married
air
force
personnel
at
t'hls
remote
bush
station
hacked
I
Dobbievllle
out
of
the
wilderness
themselves
with
the
help
of
a
few
axes,
a
bulldozer
and
typical
R.C.A.F.
bulldo&gedncss.
.
Perhaps
when
Sodn,
Ldr.
Rol
and
Dotoson,
officer
commanding
a
certain
squadron
up
here,
sug-
cested
to
his
men
that
they
build
homes
near
the
station,
he
little
realized
that
so
many
of
them
would
take
him
at
his
word.
First
one
log
cabin,
then
another,
went
up
until
a
typical
pioneer
settlement
sltood
in
the
small
forest
clearing.
It
was
named
Dobbievllle
after
its
founder.
Sqdn.
Leader
Dobson,
of
Barrie,
Ontario,
and
who
has
since
been
posted
to
Toronto
but
his
"city"
continues
to
flour
ish.
Dobbievllle
still
spells
home
to
many
an
airman
and
his
fam
ily.
Take
the
Majors
for
Instance.
FO.
Charlie
Major,
his
wife
Ocrry
and
two-year
old
John,
claim
Winnipeg
as
their
home
town
but
they
Insist
that
life
ran
be
fun
even
If
you
have
to
lead
lt
In
a
home-made
cabin.
Of
course
once
In
a
while
It
used
to
thl3
business
of
ordering
food
by
mail."
It
seema
that
Gerry
had
waited
nearly
a
month
for
the
weekly
boat
to
bring
food
and
houscnoia
supplies
she
had
ordered
from
Vancouver.
"It
all
came
ai
once,
she
said,
"just
look
at
that
food
$50
worth
of
it."
She
pointed
to
the
crates
and
boxes
which
lined
one
wall
of
the
small
cabin.
"This
is
treat
country
for
chil
dren,"
Charlie
said,
"ricnty
of
fresh
air
and
at
least
you
dont
have
to
fret
about
them
getting
run
over
by
automobiles
up
nere
there
are
none.
'The
only
thing
I
have
to
worry
about
with
John
is
that
hf
airmen
keeD
clvlng
mm
candv."
Oerrv
siuhed.
"I
think
I'll
put
a
sign
around
his
necx
one
of
these
days
saying
'Please
I
do
not
feed.'
"
CITY
TAX
SALE
LOTS
ARE
SOLD
Name
-
Service
(Army,
Navy,
Air
Force)
Rank
'
Next
or
Kin
Relation
Address
Disposal
of
Several
Properties
Approved
at
Wednesday
Night's
Council
Meeting
Third
rcadinc
was
given
by
the
citv
council
Wednesday
night
to
a
by-law
providing
for
the
sale
of
a
number
oi
tax
sale
properties
as
follows:
Lot
7,
block,
13,
section
i,
to
federal
government,
$380.
Lot
12,
block
32,
section
5,
John
Miller,
$225.
Lot
32,
block
1,
section
2,
Arthur
Oswald,
$315.
Lot
33,
block
1,
section
2,
Elizabeth
Oswald,
$315.
Lot
5
and
half
of
lot
6,
block
8,
section
1,
Margaret
L.
J.
Sutherland
and
John
A.
Ruther
ford.
$600.
Lots
44
and
45,
block,
15,
sec
tion
5,
A.
O.
Morse,
$500.
FIRST
SLACKS
NOW
CAPS
LONDON,
-Men's
caps
may
be
In
short
supply
this
winter.
The
ladies
have
taken
to
trans-
forminir
them
Into
berets
by
tak
lne
off
the
peaks,
putting
about
does
have
Its
Httle
difficulties.
six
rows
of
stitching
around
the
Gerry
said.
"I
still
have
to
get
base
and
adding
a
learner.
THIS
AND
THAT
Mr
wwm
II
"Two
singles,
please
l"
DAILY
NEWS
HONOR
ROLL
Your
Assistance
Invited
The
Dally
News
Is
compiling
a
Roll
of
Honor
which
it
Is
hoped
may
contain
the
name
of
every
man
and
woman
'of
this
city
to
serve
with
the
armed
forces
at
sea,
on
land
and
In
the
air.
To
make
this
list
complete,
lt
is
essential
to
obtain
the
co-opcratlon
of
the
public
as
a
whole
In
submitting
the
names.
It
Is
impossible
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
or
YOUR
boy,
YOUR
girl
or
YOUR
friend.
me
following
is
the
Information
we
would
like
you
to
fill
in
and
send
to
ROLL
OF
HONOR
EDITOR
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert
Date
ol
Enlistment
Date
or
'Discharge
ir
Casualty,
Nature
and
Date
Remember,
ir
YOU
do
not
submit
a
certain
person's
name,
no
one
else
may.
You
are
responsible.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ELECT
WOMEN
TO
SOCIETY
LONDON.
Dec.
1
05
Women
may
soon
gain
admission
to
the
282-year
old
Royal
Society.
Since
1910
when
the
sex
disqualification
(removal)
act
was
passed,
women
have
had
the
right
to
be
proposed
ifor
election
to
the
fa
mous
scientific
society,
but
it
took
24
years
for
the
Fellows
to
realize
this
fact.
They
discovered
this
in
March,
1943,
when
two
women
were
pro
nosed
and
failed
to
gain
elec
Hon
because
most
members
did
not
know
about
their
eligibility,
The
period
since
then
has
been
spent
canvassing
Fellows
all
over
the
world
for
the
right
to
amend
the
society's
statutes
to
make
clear
that
women
can
be
elected.
An
overwhelming
vote
of
ap
proval
has
been
received
and
there
Is
a
distinct
possibility
that
some
of
next
year's
20
new
Fel
lows
may
be
women.
Established
In
1662.
the
Royal
Society
has
had
only
one
wo
rn
Fellow
in
Its
long
history.
That
was
Queen
Victoria.
To
be
come
a
member
lt
Is
necessary
to
have
made
some
real
contri
bution
to
science
and
election
depends
on
the
votes
of
the
approximate
480
Fellows
throughout
the
world.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
BY-LAW
HO.
A
BV-LAWTO
RAISE
THE
SUM
OF
FORTY
JIIOTSAND
DOlg
($10,000.00)
for
tiik
ruuuiinac.
x
j,::'
TENANCE
OF
A
MUNICII'AIj
jiuiun-oua
aioi
.
j
j..i,k!
trr
ho
pttv
nf
Prince
Ru-
nert
to
purchase,
operate
and
maintain
a
municipal
motor-bus
system,
...
.
,
,,,uncincr
hrpp
hnses.
toeether
T
with
two
spare
engines,
tires,
chains,
etc.
and
Lots
One
U
and
Two
2),
Block
Two
(2
,
Section
One
(1).
City
of
Prince
Rupert
San
Hundred
together
with
a
Nine
and
Twen
&
-three
nrlvileges
and
appurtenances
meicw
Ul"'"s,"'
"
Ht-
piivncfav
Dollars
rt-iffiin,,
ic
Tmnnt.v
Thousand
bines
operateu
uy
u.
.
ui"'w
-.,
-
-
-
.
fV,,.
($20,000X10)
(for
which
an
option
has
been
obtained)
and
that
the
purchase
or
additional
eou
pment
is
esUmated
a
Ten
jtous
and
Dollars
isiu.uuu.wi,
aim
mc
uui
i
j.frou
nihr
npppssarv
cxoenscs
in
repair
exiung
ciiuiputciii,
"u
uuij
...nmnnm
order
to
operate
a
bus
line
is
Ten
Thousand
Dollars
($10,000.00).
maKing
m
an
rony
im
'u
t--.
.nprnw
lh
Kn
whereas
lt
is
desiraDie
ana
cmi-ukii
;;;
Sm
or
FoF-rhoasad
Dollars
W,7SJ
b
lhC
said
amount
ol
:
the
defit
intended
to
be
jcrejted
by
this
by-law.
AND
WHEKEAS.
ine
ttrmi
of
the
will
be
in
accordance
wun
mc
part
or
this
by-law.
assPSSpH
value
or
AND
WHliKEJVo.
tne
aiiiuuni,
m
un
-
vr
.
4Wl
land
"25
improvements
within
the
i
Munlc
paUgr
according
to
the
last
revised
Assessment
rwu,
uj.ir
...v
Thnn!-
year
1944.
is
Thirteen
MUlion.
and.
lagni
tiunarea
iuiu
o
J-'s"-
--
-T.T,
riPhPnture
Debt
is
One
Million!
Seven
Hundred
and
Seventy-three
Thousand
and
Ninety-five
Dollars
($1
.773.095.00)
.rtMPt,nP
,n
AND
WHEREAS
tne
approval
oi
n;
uicuw.ua..
Council,
given
upon
the
recommendation
or
the
Min
ster
oi
Muni-rinal
Atfairs.
has
been
received,
pursuant
to
Section
Eight
(8)
of
me
"CRy
or
Prince
Rupert
Retunding
Act,
1935-to
the
issuing
and
selling
or
debentures
in
the
amount
or
Forty
Thousand
Dollars
($40,000.00)
hereunder
.
AND
WHEREAS,
belore
being
submitted
tor
the
assent
or
the
electors,
this
By-law
has
been
approved
by
the
Inspector
of
MUnicipai.
.
.
NOW.
THEREFORE,
the
M
;
l
Prince
Rupert,
in
i
open
.
meei
.B
,?--'hv
,,,thorTzed
and
em-
Bus
une,
operaieu
u
v.
'n,ir.h9.w
npw
additional
Thousand
uonars
.
"Th
nniiar
($10.-
pnuioment
at
an
estimated
cu&b
-ji
""""""
.
fflTlnd
further
to
expend
an
addltlona
1
Ten
pThousand
Dot
fnd
is
fu
authored
TopeVato'
and
malnUin
a
municipal
bus
system
within
the
territorial
limits
ol
the
City
ot
Prince
RUP2rtFor
the
purpose
and
w4th
the
object
aroresaid,
It
shall
be
lawful
tor
the
City
or
Prince
Rupert
to
raise
by
way
of
a
loan
sum
of
Forty
Thousand
Dollars
($40,000.00).
and
to
ssue
therefor
debentures
in
sums
of
not
less
than
One
Hundred
Dollars
($100.00)
CaCl3
The
said
debentures
shall
be
dated
the
firtcenth
day
or
January
1945,
and
shall
bear
Interest
at
the
rate
or
tour
(4)
per
raised
or
provided
during
the
currency
levied,
4
There
shall
be
..f
the
said
debentures
by
rate
sufficient
therefor
over
and
above
,
within
all
othc
ratos
on
all
the
rateable
land
and
improvements
municipality
for
payment
of
the
debt
and
for
the
Tjayment
the
set
out
in
the
S
the
amount
the
interest
in
the
respective
years
schedule
?
here
o
which
said
schedule
Is
hereby
incorporated
with
,
land
made
part
oi
una,
.
0nh,p
hn,f.vearlv
on
the
-
s
Tne
lnieresi
uicicun
.nu
rj"
.
15th
day
of
January
and
the
15th
day
of
July
in
each
year
during
the
currency
of
the
said
debentures
or
any
of
them.
...
shall
have
attached
thereto
r
h
f
the
said
debentures
C0lU7mThc
said
debentures
and
the
Interest
coupons
attached
sealed
with,
tne
seat
oiu.c
-v..
operation
inteVelt
first
charge
against
the
created,
and
thereon,
shall
be
a
proI9teThV8UWwmTbe
cited
for
all
purposes
as
the
Mutor-bUS
ASSEDaby
jfhe
Municipal
Council
on
the
day
of
Deceived
the
assent
of
the
electors
at
an
Mellon
held
on
the
day
of
1944
,
and
Clerk
and
sealed
with
the
Corporation
Seal
on
the
day
of
194.
Mayor.
Clerk.
SCHEDULE
TO
"MOTOIt-lUIS
LOAN
UY-1.AY
No.
Date
July
15th.
1945
:
nnnnn
January
15th.
1946
$8,000.00
July
15th,
1946
BBMM
January
15th.
1947
:
8,000.00
July
15th,
.1947
-
January
15th.
1948
8.000.00
July
15th.
1948
BMM
January
15th.
1949
8,000.00
t.,iv
iuli
m.in
UU.J
MW.,
ItJ
III
-
'
.
n
AAA
Art
n
January
I5tli,
1950
-
"
Principal
Interest
Total
$800.00
800.00
640.00
640.00
.480.00
480.00
320.00
320.00
160.00
160.00
CHIMNEY
SWEEPING
OIL
BURNERS
CLEANED
AND
REPAIRED
New
equipment
and
help
assure
you
of
a
clean
Job
Phone
Black
735
HOME
SERVICE
HANDYMAN
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
Special
Chinese
Dishes
Chop
Suey
Chow
Mein
Hours
10
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
2nd
Avenue
and
8th
Street
$
800.00
8,800.00
640.00
8.610.00
480.00
8,480.00
320.00
8,320.00
160.00
8,160.00
$40,000.00
$4,800.00
$44.800.00
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
above
is
a
true
copy
of
the
proposed
By-law
upon
which
the
vote
of
the
municipality
will
be
taken
at
the
Council
Chamber.
City
Hall.
Fulton
Street.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
on
Thursday,
December
14th,
1944,
between
the
hours
of
8
o'clock.
a.m.
and
8
o'clock
p.m.
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
the
Vote
of
the
PUBLIC
NOTICE
IS
Elector!
To
Municipality
or
the
City,
or
Prince
.Rupert
w
be
taken
on
the
"Motor-bus
Loan
By-law
on
Thursday,
the
14th
day
or
December,-1944
at
the
Council
Chamber.
CUy
"all.
Fulton
Street.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
and
that
Harold
D.
'
Thaln
has
been
appointed
Returning
orflcer
to
take
the
vote
of
said
Electors.
witn
me
usual
nowers
in
uiuu
ucim.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
this
30th
day
or
November,
1944.
H.
M.
DAGGETT,
Mayor.
H.
D.
TRAIN,
City
Clerk.
GEO.mWES
AUCTIONEER
and
VALUATOR
sales
conducted
to
suit
your
convenience
f.uunituke
and
household
effects
tacked
and
shipped
IMimatcs
Phone
for
.'rcc
Appointment
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4th
Ave.
E.
RED
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THE
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Now
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tor
Business
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Opening
Hours:
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to
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2nd
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(Across
rrom
Prince
Rupert
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Prince
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884
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"WHERE
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or
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.
Groceries,
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FREE
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throughout
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three
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(Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
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Opposite
Canadian
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