1
prfnff
Rupert
Daifp
rectos
J.fcir.rtnr,
Efccfn.lxrf
19.
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wl
VUM'M.
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"Kry
Reflects
.
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United
,
gationg
celebrates
first
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'"V-'"
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of
adoption
f
of
t'mrersnf
Declaration
VJ
n
l
a
.
of
Human
Rights
on
JO
yVcvP''
December.
Xmas
Gift;!;
Men
S
Bjji'
Savins
pri
...
fiir
Reminisce
Kids!
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Ktip't
D:;t
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Munm.
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Ter.
MOO
By
Mill,
P
Month.
Soc;
Pet
Tear,
ti
00
lore
they
are.
Strange
faces
ev-f7.n?'f
but
it'
all
right
Tr.i:;
tl.e
way
cities
grow.
Of
course.
i.:r.e
have
been
barn
and
rais-
More
inquiries.
ci:-.ct;T.ir.
j
Prince
Riipert.
are
biirt
re-f!Yp1
by
lh
Public
Relations
Council
from
various
pu::".;s
all
Mn'
Cl
11-r-
rfVI
I
y
wool
worsted.
A
r
over
the
Cr.it-.c
States
and
Can-
cd
here,
growing
to
maturity
,
sda.
They
art
already
ir.lormei
Introduction
can
and
do
cause
respecting
Asa
and
rain.
It
h
chjekie.
her.
or.e
casually
in-
riowever,
high
time
the
peoj!e
of
quires.
V
yum,
pertect
flt
Men's
TOP
CO
Medium
rc'f0,
smartly
tai!0rc.rj
North
America
were
able
to
share
:)
a
conrersation
in
which
this
"You
ben
long
in
town?
"Oh.
about
forty
years".
"TELL
YOUR
MOM
IT'S
THE
LAST
CHANCE
TO
GET
THE
CHIMNEY
CLEANED
FOR
SANTA'S
ARRIVAL
Phone
Black
SS
I
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
city
might
be
mentioned
a
Uhout
instinctively
thinking
of
halibut
Deep
now
may
be
beautifu'
nd
an
umbrella.
but
verily
it
can
als
be
expen-
.
.-ive.
There
comes
this
ou?ir.t
uargam
Men's
DRESS
SHI
big
selection
fVri
Men's
TtES-i
Q'fts.
Latest
sha
In
the
eo-l
old
ds
a
man
ho
was
dour:
ta
h..-'
.as;
dollar
it
least
iwv
when-
h:
next
hree
meali
ii'f
com.ng
from.
!-.ie
of
a
mortorist
"in
St
Cath-cr.nes.
Ont.
whose
car
slid
off
he
rtreet
and
found
itself
stuck
in
the
si2ewa.k.
He
worked
for
It
is
ab;
u
a
year
si.;
'isaged
man
tewn
east
!"n
hour
witrvat
result
and
was
?
a
sour
!ir.ally
pu!!d
free
by
a
garage
tried
to
truck
at
!
-ost
of
I.
-because
.-o.
such
:t
w-
Strttday."
How
about
over-
What
do
yon
think
it'll
set
us?
Well,
at
least
we'll
know
what
vre
oujRt
to
trU
from
Men's
SWEATE
illover
end
by
dress,
all
wool
,
Perfect
gift,
50c-ment
from
Men's
oil
wool
heary
SHIRT-J
nan
a
Sar.fa
Claus
and
that
tirre
or
something
for
the
col-;hristmas
was
a
commercial
'ection?
-Canadian
Legion
Street
Markings
Needed
.
RUPERT
should
not
let
another
tourist
PRINCE
season
arrive
without
having
effected'
some
proper
markings
of
her
streets.
As
our
"W.J.R."
.remarked
in
his
reflections
in
the
Daily
News
last
week,
it
is
very
easy
for
old
timers
to
find
their
way
,.
about
because
they
are
so
familiar
with
every
part
tf
the
city,
but
the
confusion
of
newcomers
and
visitors
is
made
even
more
complex
by
the
complete
absence
of
anything
in
the
way
of
street
markings.
It
is
also
high
time
that
something
be
done
in
'
;the
way
of
providing
centrally
located
directional
charts,
by
signs
and
cards,
to
show
the
location
of
points
of
interest
and
how
to
get
to
them
as
well
as
riving
general
directional
information.
The
example
of
Prince
George
might
be
pointed
to.
In
that
progressive
interior
town,
the
Junior
i
.Chamber
of
Commerce
got
busy
and
put
up
the
:
In
Prince
Rupert
it
is
a
job
that
might
be
flone
by
an
organization
such
as
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
the
Public
Relations
Council
or
even
one
of
the
public
spirited
service
clubs.
Of
course,
the
city
council
itself
might
be
ex-"
pec-ted
to
take
a
lead
in
the
matter
but
its
financial
resources
seem
to
lie
always
taxed
so
completely
that
it
might
not
see
its
way
clear.
-
.
The
job
is
one,
however,
that
should
be
done
as
a
service
to
the
new
people
and
the
visitors
who
eme
here.
It
would
add
to
the
favorable
impression
that
the
citv
leaves.
will
stage
raffles
in
the
hall
proceeds
of
which
will
go
into
the
Poppy
and
Christmas
fund.
Charles
Anderson
was
in
charge
of
the
program.
Srrn
At
.
.
.
Moving,
Parking,
CratiiiK,
Shipping
and
Grnrral
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
also
agents:
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est
1910
Phones
60
and
68
Gef
Togelher
acket
on
ai
enormous
sc3le.
The
who!
tinj-e!
business
was
a
dollars
and
cents
invention.
They
"istened.
and
agreed
he
was
.rong.
All
were
unanimous
on
hat
score
Ye
he
was
wron?
but
low
preatly.
even
the
kiddies
hemselve?.
couldn't
imagine.
Civic
Centre
;
good
shades.
I
bargain
Men's
SOX
CIVIC
CENTRE
BRIDl'GE
Three
tables
were
at
play
at
Civic
Centre
Bridge
tournament
Friday
night.
Winners
were
Mrs.
A.
H.
Silversides
and
F.
W.
Grimble.
selection,
now
A
"Bring
Your
Missus"
night,
consisting
of
Community
singing,
raffle
and
refreshments,
was
held
in
the
Canadian
Legion
hall,
Friday
night.
A
general
get
together
night
where
members
and
their
wives
enjoyed
solos,
recitations
and
a
sing-song,
the
event
was
at
Traffic
on
Second
Avenue
is
kicking
up.
chiefly
between
Mc-'Jride
and
Scenth
Streets.
It's
XMAS
SUSPENSION
Coinciding
with
the
school
god
quality
fnrr
Boys
SHIRTS
4
shades,
from
Boys'
SWEATEit
een
a
long
tisre
developing
and
holidays,
there
will
be
suspension
vMI
be
m-re
n.-ticeable
when
the
in
fhe
Civic
Centre
Craft
classes
Canadian
Lesion
move
to
First
between
Tuesday.
Deeemher
v
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
returned
tended
k
bv
.hi
about
i
125.
Chickens
rhteken'
assortment
fron
SPECIALIZING
in
Designing
and
Remodelling
"Russ"
Gafzke
CONTRACTING
Iver.ue
and
the
new
theatre
and
January
4.
Thursday
of
tnis
and
turkeys
were
raffled
in
aid
to
the
city
on
Saturday
night's
tands
completed
at
Third
Av-
week
saw
the
final
class
of
oi
the
Christmas
Hamper
fund.
lrain
from
a
trip
to
Smithers
-r.ue
and
First
Street.
the
boys
woodworking
class
(agf.v
j
All
this
week,
it
was
an-
where
he
conducted
a
session
01
.
r
?"'2'
wh!e
the
ymr
merr-i
nounced,
the
Canadian
Legion
County
Court
last
week.
Perhaps
local
old
t.
timers
are
bers
will
have
one
session
r.-xt
;
--
-
-ot
already
ii.
the
minority
but.
Tuesday
afternoon.
The
Leather
t
the
rate
nr
citizen.
are
ar-
craft
cease
on
the
Tu?sdav
Boys'
SI)
Mi
,r
dine
c.oth,
d
breasted
smartly
ed,
bargain
for
Boys'
PANTS,
evening
when
the
advanced
worsted,
ell
wool
b
iving.
it
wili
not
be
.o
lor.?,
be
Phone
Black
!79
Box
15.18
smartly
tailored
from
Boys'
ondGirVS
INGS
ond
SOCK!
from
group
win
meet.
Friday
will
be
the
last
opportunity
for
the
Junior
Cirls
to
get
their
wctvins
supplies
at
their
class
whUh
meets
after
school
in
the
craft
room.
Those
wishing
tfi
roister
for
the
new
classes
may
do
so
the
by
contacting
the
Civic
Centre
'
1
r
-
W
ORE
AT
PLANT
TAKES
SHAPE
have
reported
regularly
on
the
progress
of
WE
the
construction
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
celanese
mill
at
Watson
Island
but
it.requires
a
visit
o"the
scene
to
get
a
real
idea
of
the
Vastness
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
Turkey
Raffle
A
good
attendance
at
EBY
&
SONS
Contractors
KFPAIKS
-
RFMOnri.MNG
FOUNDATIONS
1
I
..niwt
ami
tbp
rrMt
nlarmine-
and'
engineering
l"nl3t
drlve
and
a
packed
floor
m
ffict.
f
!
at
thc
dance
was
featured
at
.
-u-
i
t
u
-rskill
,-.,,',
that
is
entering
A
into
the
.i
building
of
the
plant.
the
tne
weekl
weekly
event
event
of
of
the
Sons
rpjant.
Vht-rr?rt
vva
a
matter
of
heay
excavation
anfl
lt
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
lhe
N.H.A
Phone
Green
R1
Box
5M
REAL
EST
I
IN3URAN(
SPECIAL
FILM3
of
Norway
Friday
night.
Special
films
were
obtain-
Nine
tables
pi
caids
were
at
ed
throusjh
the.
Prince
,
Rupert
play
with
Mrs
A.
E.
Norton
and
Film's
council
fur
the
Frida
hlaht
Mrs.
C.
Strand,
first
and
second
showing
to
the
Junior
members
winners
in
the
women's
divisio.i
of
the
Civic
Centre.
This
was
and
Hans
Pedersen
and
Jack
held
in
the
Common
Lounge
The
Campbell,
first
and
second
titles
of
these
films
were
"Dick
men
s
winners.
Chris
Fossum
ATiittington
Cat,"
"Big
Eld
was
winner
of
a
turkey
in
a
Woif."
and
"
Jhinook's
Children
'
raffle
Master
of
Ceremonies
all
of
dal
inLerest
to
lhe
as
Gunner
Selvig.
kiddies
Thp
aduU
Refreshment
committee
con-
held
at
the
enrmnn
nf
th
fire
INCOME
T
rctuk:.s
phi.i
pi-eparatory
work-
on
the
ground,
only
a
hazy
idea
'"-could
be
pained.
Much
different,
however,
is
the
-
5cene
today
now
that
some
of
the,
great
buildings
are
nearing
completion
while
the
huge
steel
frames
..tire
being
raised
for
others.
The
picture
is
gradually
'
but
surely
forming
of
the
enormity
of
the
project.
.
Also
it
is
possible
to
appreciate
now
the
great
Mlegree
of
organization
that
is
involved
in
the
execution
of
the
huge
undertaking
which
is
costing
$35,-
R.
E.
MOIITI't
324
2nd
Ave
iN
in
CHIROPRACTOR
lohn
P.
L.
Hughes,
D
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Ph
C
21-22
Be
finer
Block
Phone
Kl.Cr.
442
ft
Appointment
HOI
RH
10
30
a
m.
to
12
m
pra
na
a
to
ft
r
n
L
showing.
sisted
of
Carl
Strand,
Alf.
Ous-tafson,
Trygve
Kaardal,
Arnold
CHANDLER
Kaardal,
Gordon
Olsen,
Ottc
PORTRAIT
ETI
000,000
and
will
give
employment
to
hundreds
of
I
Mostad.
carl
Mostad,
Leroy
01-
.
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v.:ui..
W,.,
n-van
If
5
and
Birger
Bakken.
Film
Finishing
I
Monday
emt
Prion?,
7
:30
p
rn
f
rar
1
pfnuaiiCTiL
aiut
niginy
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DeCember
29
grand
prizes
Flash
PhoCt
Tikn
I
Phone
Green
3S'J
2
ttc
unable
to
com
Uurit:
liir
day.
RKCKPTIONIST
In
mu-.ici
nc
afternoons.
I
PRINCE
RUPEIH
RAIL
TICKETS
for
whist
will
be
presented
at
a
dance
of
the
organization
in
the
Oddfellows'
hall.
Next
regular
'whist
tournament
and
completed.
:
"
Yes,
a
visit
to
Port
Edward,
eight
miles
away
by
railway
and
twelve
miles
by
road,
is
well
worth-
!
j
-
"While.
Prince
Rupert
people
have
no
idea
about
!
dance
win
be
held
January
13
'
-
H
-try'
ry
fir,
-HI
"what
is
going
on
there
if
they
have
not
made
a
recent
trip
to
the
site
of
this
project
which
is
changing
the
whole
economy'
of
this
community
and
district.
rim.
.0
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Sunday.
9
p
m.,
Camosun
Tuesctfcy,
1:30
p.m.,
Coquiflam
i
FOR
HER
Cosmetic
Sets,
Perfumes
ao
ognes,
Dresser
Sets,
Compacts
and
Manicure
Sets
ic
BRING
FAMILIES
TOGETHER
ir
MAKE
TRIPS
POSSIBLE
FOR
MANY
It's
easy
to
prepay
a
ticket
for
a
trip
to
or
from
any
point
...
at
Christina
or
any
other
time
of
the
year.
You
can
buy
a
single
or
return
fare,
first
class
or
coach
ot
regular
or
excursion
rates.
You
can
then
have
the
ticket
sent
to
the
person
who
is
to
use
it
.
.
.
assuring
a
fast,
comfortable
trip
.
.
.
and
safe,
on-time
arrival.
There
is
no
extra
charge
for
this
service.
ICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
S'MPSON
Sunuay,
11
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
Ql'EEN
CHARLOTTB
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun
Dec.
16
and
30
10
p.m.
.
w
1
III
1
M
IUT
II
Jf
'
'
1
L
J
lets,
Pen
and
Pencil
Sets,
Ronson
Lighters
WITH
COLORFUL
XMAS
WRAPPING
Don't
Miss
the
Christmas
Broadcasts
CALL
Blue
992
ntl1
KEN'S
RADI
CLINIC
For
Satisfactory
Service
ALUMINUM
INDUSTRY
one
who
knows
the
facts
will
disagree
with
,
NO
the
opinion
expressed
in'
a
press
despatch
rFI'iday
that
the
coming
of
an
industry
like
the
"Aluminum
Company
to
British
Columbia
outweighs
.
in
importance
the
value
of
salmon
fisheries
at
least
r
as
far
as
the
Nechako
River
project
is
concerned.
The
Aluminum
Co.,
one
of
the
continent's
major
ra-ganizations
and
capable
of
commanding
vast
iums,
is
drawn
here
by
what
British
Columbia
fnssf-.-ises
in
the
way
of
water
power
with
the
added
"advantage
;
of
being
so
readily
accessible.
This
is
3
asset,
of
peculiar
advantage
to
British
Columbia.
The
energy
that
water,
under
circumstances
prcr
vided
by
engineers,
will
generate,
is
sold,
yet
the
-source
of.
that
power
remains
a
part
of
the
natural
Tresources,
The
same
can
be
said
of
hardly
anything
-se
unless
it's
the
scenery.
FOR
NORTH
Ql'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
Dec.
9
and
23
and
23
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J.
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Runcrt
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