.Moose
Lodge
Whist
land
Dancing
Party
ISrfnrr
Unprrt
DdNp
f5rttis
Mj:u1.iv,
rivember
6,
1943
:
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T-v7-
f
I
PRAIRIE
PIONEER
IS
VISITOR
HERE
Ac
independent
dally
newgpper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
ot
Prince
Rupert
ud
all
noinmunltle
enmpr'Ung
northern
nd
central
British
Columbia
(Authorized
u
Second
Class
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
everr
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Pi
luce
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
Britlah
Columbia,
"T
K.
HT7NTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
JtEitBER
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
I
hildren
s
Records
Hark!
Priaf-winners
Saturday
night
at
the
weekly
whl;t
drive
of
the
Moose
Lortue
were
Mrs.
Joe
Ratchford.
Mrs.
J.
Van
Walleg-ham
for
the
ladles
and
H.
P.
Woodside
and
T.
Latch
for
the
men.
AHer
serving
of
refreshments
prises
wire
distributed
and
the
remainder
of
the
evening
was
spent
in
dancing
to
the
strains
of
music
by
the
Moose
Orchestra
under
direction
of
Gunnar
Varfeldt.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
Carrier.
Per
Week.
20c:
Per
Month.
75c:
Per
Year.
18
00.
SSmi'X
r,,w.j
...
By
Mail,
Per
Month.
50c:
Per
Year,
500
Nursery
Rhymes
on
unbreakabl
vinylite,
from
49e
up.
Favorit
,
Walt
Disney
Characters
Buni
,
Bunny,
Elmer
Fudd,
Donald
Duck,
and
many
others
f
xrhisivplv
on
Ponit
ri
i
Sfnltkh
n
SPECIAL
Walt
UIpv'.
ti,,i
!Jim.
Toot"
from
the
pic
"Mekidv
Time"
unbreakable
I
.
u'k
Da
Guards,
pj
Ps
aj,r
Popular
NumJuTs
)v
V)Ur
F
avor
I
rankie
l.iine
Nell
U;
Oliver
Elliott
of
Wawaneta.
Manitoba,
who
is
visiting
at
the
home
of
Sheriff
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens
went
to
school
witr.
Mr.
Stephens
more
than
half
century
ago.
Early
in
the
'70'i
Mr.
Elliott's
father
and
three
brothers
settled
in
the
Wawan-esa
area
before
the
land
was
surveyed
into
sections.
Usirg
the
township
posts
as
starting
points
tlie
brothers
plowed
furrows
a
mark
the
mile
square
areas
they
selected
and,
when
the
survey
was
finally
completed,
their
original
lines
were
only
a
few
yards
out.
7'he
Stephens
moved
to
what
was
known
as
the
Elliott
Dist-trict
in
IB8S
and
it
-was
then
that
Mr.
Elliott
and
Mr.
Stephens
first
met.
In
1898
Mr.
Stephens
cam"
to
British
Columbia
iand,
although
tiie
former
schoolmate
kept
tip
Uieir
iriendship
through
cHTfKpondcnce,
It
was
not
un'i!
42
years
later,
when
Mr.
Steph.-n
took
a
trip
ast,
that
the
tr.'n
rue't
again.
i
Later
this
winter
Mr.
Ellioit
rill
renew
acquaintances
on
Cancwiver
Island
and
in
the
Fiawr
Valley
wlvre
there
are
many
lormer
residents
of
hi
licne
district.
That
Aint
Right"
"Confesi-n'
Singing
thp
nines'
"All
of
Me"
Coquette"
J
f
I
""
t,
if
1
1
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
LAMPS
EVERY
LIGHTING
NEED
"A
DADtKDIT
201
THIRD
AVENl'C
WEST
telephone
Project
SPITE
OF
the
more
or
less
tacit
approval
of
IN
ity
council
for
the
project,
there
is
no
doubt
a
considerable
difference
of
opinion
as
to
the
mer-tits
of
the
proposal
to
involve
the
city's
finances
to
'the
extent
of
$550,(RK)
in
an
ambitious
new
telephone
system.
Aid.
Casey's
letter
in
the
Daily
News
last
week
brought
the
matter
into
the
limeliyht
and
it
was
an
interesting'
idea
which
he
expounded
that
the
situation
might
be
relieved
at
much
less
cost
ivith
a
sub-exchange
in
the
east
end
of
the
city
jvhere
the
critical
shortage
of
telephone
service
now
exists.
v
-
rrne
council's
certainty
that
a
new
half
million
clellar
telephone
system
will
stand
on
its
own
feet
and
pay
for
itself
is
not
sha.red
by
all
citizens
it
is
certain.
At
best,
the
undertaking
would
prejudice
the
city's
credit
for
toine
time.
.
It
is
obvious
that
large
amounts
of
money
are
needed
for
such
things
as
schools,
sewers,
street
im-provements
indeed
almost
everything
that
a
reas-.
onably
up-to-date
and
modern
city
should
expect
to
"have.
Certainly
telephone
service
also
needs
improvement
.and
extension
but
the
qustion
is
whether
'the
other
items
are
not
needed
worse
.and
whether
it
should
he
permitted
in
any
way
to
prejudice
their
-consummation.
A
plebiscite
on
the
project
not
a
bylaw
to
ap-'
prove
the
financing
it
is
to
be
offered
at
the
civic
election
npxt
week.
Allowed
to
express
an
opinion
on
this
will
be
all
the
voters,
regardless
of
whether
,
.or.
not
they
are,
property
owners
who,
through
pavement
of
taxes,
will
in
the
end,
directly
foot
the
financial
responsibility.
7h
-TTr
w
GRANDFATHER,
GRANDMOTHER
AND
AUNT
MARGARET
Here
is
the
latest
croup
portrait
of
King
George
VI;
Queen
Elizabeth
Mild
Princess
Margaret
Rose.
They
have
taken
on
a
new
status
with
the
advent
of
a
little
princeling
to
Princess
Elizabeth
and
her
consent,
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
Their
tour
of
Australia
and
New
Zealand
next
year
has
been
cancelled
indefinitely
because
of
the
King's
illness
which
makes
it
necessary
for
him
to
havs
complete
rest.
Heis
eufiermg
from
a
-circulatory
ailment
in
his
right
foot.
Sons
of
Norway
Whist
and
Dance
Sons
of
Norway
whist
drive
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
C7
i
v
i
V
w
!
and
points,
sailing
also
at
11
p
m.
lor
Butedale,
Matnu
and
Van-
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
MM,
unnw
V
and
dance
at
the
Tilth
Avenue
j
Hall
on
Friday
night
drew
out
a
j
fair-sized
crowd
and
the
event
was
enjoyable
to
all
present.!
Winners
at
whist
were
Mrs.
R.
,
Wick
and
Mrs.
A.
Jensen,
for
:
the
ladies,
and
E.
Nie!m
and
H.
j
P.
Wootlftlde
fur
the
men.
After
:
serving
of
refreshmnets,
dane-i
'
ing
was
enjoyed
with
music
by
Mike
CohiAsi.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Nels
Gun-derson,
master
of
ceremonies;
Knut
Slatta,
presiding
at
the
door,
Mrs.
A.
Jensen,
Mrs.
F.
Schroeder
and
Mr.
A.
A
Beautiful
Assortment
of
Pen
and
Priu-U
Set
rinsing
from
ejj,
WALLETS
ry
TIIXEY
Brldije
and
Cribbage
Sets
hi
Leather
C-Zlpper
Brief
Cases-Zipuer
Writing
Cs
(ilVT
STATIONEUY
Christmas
Carls,
Taijs
and
Seals-Fjnry
(
IHihb
Priii(in(
Besner
Block
Lacrn
with
more
than
300
tons
of
freight,
the
bulk
of
it
tor
Alaska
ports,
C.P.R.
steamer
j
Princess
Norah
arrived
here
ut
I
13:30
Saturday
afternoon,
sailing
north
at
2
p.m.
She
was
un-c!er
command
of
Capt.
Pet.-r
Leslie.
The
voyage
is
the
fir
it
of
her
winter
schedule
between
Vancouver
and
the
north.
wrathall's
i'iioto
fimshint:
Develnpine.
Prinlins
Enlarsin;
QUICK
SERVICE
Amateur
and
Professional
Supplier
A
new
police
launcn
or
coast
service
will
be
launrhed
at
Coal
Harbor,
Vancouver,
tomorrow.
It
is
fifty
feet
long
and
is
intended
for
genera!
coast
service.
It
will
be
known
as
P.M.L.
No.
17
and
will
be
launched
by
Attoi-ney
General
Gordon
Wismer.
Her
gross
tonnage
is
26,
with
105
h.p.
Vivian
diesel
engine.
She
will
be
stationed
at
Ocean
Falls.
'Ju-
inre.'
piotinciol
police
constables
will
be
under
Wm.
Mason.
The
freighter
Southeastern,
u
vessel
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert,
experienced
extra
hard
weather
some
time
ago
in
Alaskan
waters.
She
had
a
varied
cargo
and
lost
part
of-it,
but
thj
'KNOW
HOW
WANTED
TOMPLAININXJ
of
the
run
down
condition
and
V
appearance
of
the
city
with
its
unpaved
side--"
walks,
its
inadequate
electric
light
service,
its
.antiquated
sewer
system,
its
insufficient
water
services
and
a
generally
primitive
state-of
-affairs,
the
"'.Prince
George
Citizen
calls
.upon
the
people
of
Prince
George
to
express
their
faith
as
responsible
citizens
by
building
a
city
in
which
wide
can
be
taken
and
for
which
they
need
not
apologize.
"With
the
aldtrmanic
elections:
approaching,'-.-the
paper
say?
editorially,
"it
is
well
for
candidates
to
remember
that
there
is
increasing
dissatisfaction
with
city
conditions.
Any
man
or
any
party
who
.
shows
signs
of
cleaning
up
the
mess
will
be
assured
'tjf
overwhelming
success."
What
goes
for
Prince
George
also,
no
doubt,
can
go
for
Prince
Rupert:
In
fact
we
have
been
preach
200
cases
of
whiskey
in
the
after
deck
came
through
safely.
A
cleckload
of
acetylene
tank;
went
overboard..
For,
a
full
49
hours
the
crew
went
short
on
sieep
and
meals
for
they
wes
hard
put
to
it
to
keep
the
shU
from
swamping.
When
ths
Southeastern
finally
arrived
in
Seward,
parts
of
the
cargo
could
be
noted
spilled
over
the
dec's
in
the
shape
of
smashed
crates
of
produce.
ing
aiong
mose
very
lines
ourselves
for
years.
We
in
the
s:au::.
couht
cr
BRITISH
COLUrBlA
IN
Pn'tUATK
In
the
Milder
ut
Mir
-AitinltitMiwtlmi
.!
"
A
tut
III
the
Matter
of
the
!
tne
i
I
rani.
(
hliililiei',
lleeeHed,
InteKl.tte.
TAKE
NOTICE
tht
by
Order
of
His
Honor
Judge
W
o.
I'ulton.
LjjcuI
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of-,Brl-tish
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
24ih
d:iy
of
November.
A.D.
1V48.
ppoiut-ed
Administrator
ot
Uie
Knuile
ol
Flank
Chudlnec.
late
of
Ocean
Fuilh.
British
Columbia,
wlio
died
on
or
Bbout
the
3rd
day
of
S
ptembt;r.
1948.
at
Ocean
Palls.
British
Columbli.
All
persons
indebted
to
Uie
buivi
etate
are
requintl
to
pay
the
amount
ol
their
indebtedness
to
nie
forthwith
and
all
peTsons
havinc
olaims
against
the
said
estate
ui(
required
to
file
tliem
iUi
me
property
verified
on
or
betore
the
31s
day
of
December.
1948,
failing
wbliti
distribution
will
be
made
having
re-Kurd
only
to
uch
claimB
of
hith
1
.sliall
have
been
notilied.
DATED
lit
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,"
thit
''Nth
ciay
of
November.
r94S.
GORDON
J'RASER
FORBES.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
BC
I2WH
wf
iso
nave
our
big
civic
inadequacies
and
problems
.
and,
like
Prince
George,
do
not
seem
to
Ve
getting
v-ery
far
with
them.
And
it
is
not
from
n
wi,
,.f
so
'
l1,e
Two
vesspis
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
were
in
port
las'
r.ight,
both
arriving
about
8:80
p.m.
The
Cardena,
Copt.
John
Boden,
came
from
"Vancouver
and
waypoints,
sailing
at
11
p.m.
realization
o
rthe
-will
to
do
something
about
it.
So
far
here
it
wwne
to
he
a
matter
of
the
"know
how."
for
Stewart,
Alice
Arm
and
other
I
northern
points.
The
Coftvl-
lam,
uapt.
All
Apmall
was
)
WAR
CRY
CHRISTMAS
NUMBER
k
MOTHER
Christmas
issue
of
The
War
Crv
a
I
from
South
Oueen
Charlotte
Isl-
22-;imj;e
d1tkm,
in
new-size
format
made
STARTS
to
work
-:J$
in
2
seconds
A
'A
its
apjwarance.
t
J!heisf
fas
completely
designed
and
executed
i
ijJSX
he
Salvation
Armsown
Editorial
and
Publish-
Commodore
Ca.'e
"
"
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"'
I
vi5f
f
1
iowest
emcts
tt
tablets
...
MNuint
AsemiN
If
i
f
jjarunejus.
j
ne
lront
and
back
covers
are
in
t
titi'ee
i-oW
rfwoduction.
1
tZl
P
common
with
all
issues
of
The
War
Cry,
this
i
social
edition
contains
no
advertising
whatever.
:
This
part
of
the
country
is
prominent!
v
plaved
!
t1
ln
r.tl.cles
aml
Vietures
including
the
Sk'eena
and
4
-
;
tah
m
er
secTns
with
particular
reference
to
the
i
'.'.:"
r;J
good
work
of
the
Aran
VERY
HEV.
SMt
NS,
.n.
.
I
...
Ih-tux
onrf
Kvt
lnr
of
C.hrixt
(Ititrth
Cut
hi
t)
nil
J
r
wwiwpisy
,
."jiiwim..t
i
t.K.,n
i
till
ntil
iOtikii
aitif4
ttftttlfMl.
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
"Better
Than
Ever"
Best
Food
and
Service
ln
City
Phone
17
for
Send-out
Orders
Third
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr
tim
ait
well,
learn
In
follow
Ik-
Col.l"
Iheir
ri-liit
ion
anil
until
tneil
ainl
""'"
,
Mrt
llie
rehwnihilililieH
ol
our
J"'"""'"
j.
proyron
and
litinian
haiiine
will
Ix
ai'"l'
ery
slowly.
,
.
k
M
J
.
h
:
"Clirihlianily
lias
jiImbvh
nflVred
l
man
afrtviLmi
uf
rlutiw
.
.
.
win
l-r
or
rtol
1
nTK-pt
and
art
imii
the
(
lirislian
failh
and
llir
llliri-tian
ninrat
vJi-'
frrcaU-Kl
Hiuhiiii;
in
llie
,,1I-fi
Rul
.
.
.
VMmtwv'r
ye
Mould
tlial
men
t-liould
dii
uiilo
tin
ve
even
no
to
them.
ftemoerary
ofTerH
I
he
M"ie
freedom
al
a
different
level
...
a
man
may
eluioM-
lo
aeeepl
r
to
rejeel
,
tle
rtti
i
j.len
of
demoera
I
ie
govern
men
t
.
4'Tliw
freeliin
of
elioiee
linn
Jtnen
the
pritw
itid
for
liislin
nroproMM,
IhiU
U
llirtetiaiMt
v
and
iJemoeraey.
And
liei-atiM
men
1iave
freqiM-jMlv
clioM-n
1o
rejeet
l.otli.
tlial
priee
liu
lieii
li'igii
in
liuniati
liven
and
liftman
miiwerv.
ThU
jirotrrenn
will
eome
almil
llmmt'h
nee.if
ihe
iirlneiples
f
OiriMiantt
8iiH',f
-
..cllH'tl"1
Kule.
and
the
emltodiment
of
tli"
I,n
BEST
PROCURABLE
tt
..-l.l
......
..r
life.
W
li'''fV''
GREER
&
BR1DDEN
CONTRACTORS
and
BUILDERS
nm
in
Fyillll
ll
ii-iii.
I
-
,,t
prini'iileM
are
riemetl,
tliere
'n
M"
"
tion
and
miKerv."
1
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ALTERATIONS
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Sanding
A
Specialty
GREEN
5C1
P.O.
ROX
111