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Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Wednesday.
January
4.
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ictona
eport
by
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Ru,-m.
British
Columbia
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ill
MFR,
Mnimcinu
lCciitor.
H.
U.
I'KKRY.
ManiiKine
IJIrpctor
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OP
CANADIAN
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APDtT
Bl'HKAU
OP
cmcLATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
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&
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ATF.S
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Crrir.
per
wk,
20c;
Per
Monui.
7c:
Pr
Yer.
MOO
By
Mall,
Per
Month.
60c;
Per
Tear,
15.00
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im
nmlt
-"Mru,
.t
Left
Foriune
To
Waitress
CHICAGO
A
retired,
83-year
old
business
man,
Lucien
Walker,
has
bequeathed
a
fortune
o(
about
$2
000,000
to
Mrs.
Leona
Smith,
a
waitress,
who
server
him
breakfast
for
fcurteen
yer.rs
She
made
sure
his
grapefruit
was
chilled
just
rmht,
his
melba
toast
done
to
perfection,
and
bacon
fried
crisp.
He
had
also
been
friendly
with
Mrs.
Smith's
husband.
There
are
two
sist2rs-in-law
who
will
contest
the
will.
A
passage
reads:
"Mrs.
Smith,
in
my
old
age
and
last
illness,
has
proven
to
be.
my
friend."
Men's
SUITS
pL
woo!
worsted.
A
real
i
qoirr,
perfect
fits
$37
Men's
TOP
COATS
Medium
Melton
cl
Churches
and
Sports
Anscomb
Exercises
Wiles
of
Retrenchment-Social
Doings
of
Interest
VICTORIA
'Pare
to
the
bone
boys."
V
That's
Finance
Minister
Herbert
Anscomb's
theme
song
these
days.
"Cut!
Cut!
Cut!"
he
sings
to
fellow
cabinet
ministers,
and
sometimes
the
tune
is
raspy.
Mr.
Anscomb's
fellow
cabinet
ministers
think
th?
tune
is
downright
scratchy
and
harsh.
But
Mr.
Anscomb,
in
charge
of
--
-
-
'
the
provincial
treasury,
has
to
looks
out
to
the
lsiarKis.
tne
keep
cautioning
the
cabinet
0ulf,
tne
snow
cappe(j
Olympic
ministers
not
10
spena
100
mucn.
Mountains
and
the
-
Hills
of
NOSING
AROUND
Tabbie
the
kitten
and
Donald
the
duck
are
old
friends.
They
live
in
Wilbert
Melvin's
farmyard
at
East
St.
Paul,
Man.
tc.p.
Photo
i
all
very
well
and
Sooke
Th'e
jong
lm,)g
room
He
says
u
s
that
sort
of
inmg
ana
ax,,
is
nas
floor
cel!jng
Wiri,,ow&
s
prosperous
enough
now
but
the
full
ength
It
is
a
eoirtbihed
Come
Onl
from
Under
the
Shadow
of
Ray
Reflects
...
.
.
.
and
llumintsc-t
living-room
dining
room.
There-is
a
den
in
lemon
yellow,
also
looking
over
the
water,
for
the
Premier,
three
bedrooms
and
three
bathrooms.
The
house
is
attractive
for
Its
simplicity
and
comfort.
As
the
province's
first
political
hostess,
Mrs.
Johnson
dispenses
with
formality
whenever
she
can.
As
a
mother
of
a
growing
University
student
she
knows
people
of
today
like
.to
get
into
the
kitchen
whenever
m
uuu
limes
may
not
iusl
jur-cver.
Once
let
a
department
get
a
lot
of
money,
says
Mr.
Anscomb,
and
it's
pretty
tough
taking
it
back.
In
fact,
he
says,
it's
just
about
impossible.
Every
cabinet
minister,
naturally,
wants
as
much
money
as
he
can
get.
The
big
spenders
are
Heitlth
and
Welfare
Minister
Pearson;
Education
Minister
W.
T.
Straith
and
Public
Works
Minister
E.
C.
Carson.
They
deal
in
millions.
Social
services,
education
and
roads
are
costing
British
Columbians
more
and
more
each
year.
These
three
'-martly
tailored
!
bargain
S2T
i
Men's
DRFSSSHIPT'i
';a
election
from
$2
Men's
TIES
c(1
aifts.
Latest
shades
from
t
Men's
SWEATERS
ntillover
rmrl
button
ctvlrs.
wools,
all
-kn
from
U
I",;;.
all
wool
ivnr'i
good
assortment
from
$5
Men's
oil
wool
p!o
heavy
SHIRT-.IACKf
'
rood
shade!
Renl
bargain
5
Mn's
SOX
I
J
i
qr
selection,
new
dcsi-good
quality,
from
I
Boys'
SHIRTS
t
shades,
from
$1
Boys'
SWEATERS
assortment
from
$1
Boys'
SUl
I
ir
in
goi
dine
CiOth,
d
o
u
L
breasted
smartly
ta
ed,
bargain
for
..
$16
Boys'
PANTS,
cod
worsted,
all
wool
twt
.
tA;l
,1
The
oil
HMn?
outfit
ne-v
we
ean
think
of
din-ins
the
next
Sitklegater,
Queen
Charlotte
U
three
months
wilt
be
in
M;reh.
lands,
reported
gusli
of
ii
Sure,
and
if
not
saying
St.
Patter,
frt
other
day,
at
depth
of
rick
Day
in
the
nvoniln'
!$
around-
t.400
Het.
tt
is
Cinder-
n-.Pt
iif
for
everybody,
everywhere,
s.oort
noner
of
it
had
ever
been
but
somehow
U.
seems
that
wav
thry
can
and
help
'
themselves-.
The
homes
of
Premiers
hav?
tnifwinate.
lry
DOLCINTal.lelsfor
prompt
relief
from
ARTHRITIC
and
RllKU-MATIC
pain
.
.
.Try
DOI.CIN
.
.
.
get
a
botlle
cf
1(X
or
500
tuMcts
from
your
rlruggisl
TOOAY
ami
join
the
thousand!
of
relieved
sufferers
v
hol.ylukingDOLClN
have
come
out
from
under
the
shadow
of
Pain
.
.
.
Most
druggists
carry
DOLCIV.
If
yours
does
not,
write
direct
to
Allowing
Western
Germar.
y
to
always
been
show
places
fn
Vic
TORONTO,
known
sometimes
as
"The
City
of
Churches"
and
often
referred
to
as
"Toronto
the
Good,"
whose
main
streets
abound
with
liquor
serving
restaurants
and
night
clubs,
has
now
voted
for-Sunday
sport
in
spite
of
the
exhortation
to
the
contrary
by
most
of
the
churches
and
the
advice
of
the
three
big
newspapers.
There
is
no
attempt
to
discuss
the
merits
or
demerits
of
Sunday
sport.
Toronto
people
by
democratic
vote
have
settled
the
argument.
Now
it
would
see.m
appropriate
for
sports
managements
and
the
fWehi'S
to
meet
the
demand
for
Sunday
sport
and
tlogether
so
that
the
activities
of
one
may
not
ctjgjtle
with
.those
of
the
other.
Indeed,
it
would
strengthen
both
sides
if
they
decided
to
co-operate
rather
than
ouarrel
ov
'
the
matter.
Certainly
the
churches
have
nothing
t
gain
at
this
late
date
by
:
trying
'o
buck
the
public
will.
Their
case
fell
when
they
failed
to
induce
the
majority
of
the
people
to
oU
against
Sunday
sport.
Now
they
had
better
I
get
alor.g
and
try
to
time
things
that
sports
may
not
interfere
with
church
and
vice
versa.'
As
a
matter
of
fact
a
lot
of
Christian
goodwill
and
friendly
j
relationships
might
be
fostered
through
such
co-i
operation
and
everyone
would
be
the
better
for
it.
;
'After
a
while
Sunday
sports
may
be
expected
m
Toronto.
There
has
been
an
expression
of
public
opinion
and
desire
which
might
as
well
be
grace-j
fully
accepted.
The
churches
have
lost
the
round
and
-
:
they
should
be
good
sports
about
it.
It
to
be
expected
that
other
Canadian
cities
s
will
also
be
having
plebiscites
on
Sunday
sport
now,
.Just
because
they
should
vote
for
it,
however,
doe?
not
mean
it
will
be
immediately
forthcoming.
At-j
torney.
-.-general
of
provinces
must
be
consulted
and.
eventually,
amendment
to
the
Lord's
Day
Alliance
!
Act
may
be
required
all
of
which
takes
time
and
!
will
probably
involve
a
lot'
of
consideration
and
!
debate.
Cows-
ute
beingr
ffowrt
from
the
;
many
thousands-
of
per
toria.
John
Hart
and
his
wifs
would
loot
the
treasury
entirely
;
rntertained
in
their
roomy
resi-
State
of
Wasfomgrtow
to
Anchor-
s"ns
feI-
step
In
the
wrong
il
Mr.
Anscomb
wasn't
a
hard
cience
on
the
brow
of
Gonzales
flffe
and
th
Maianusks
Vallev
in
direction,
tn
laex,
it
misht
ba
c.illd
a
froos-step
boiled
penny
pincher.
!
Hill,
amid
towering
oalt
trees.
Alaska.
Tor
one
thins,
its
S8!
i
The
Pattullos
were
at
home
fn
theaper.
Som-e
ar-e
milked
as
they
House
fl
stone
rr'anslon
o
tne
seafroht.
fly.
Wander
what!
part
of
the
At
the
Government
LtTTERBOX
DOLCIN
LIMITED
ueiuiB
inai
ine
ioimies
tnwr-
piane
is
reservea
lor
pasturage.
tained
at
Cloverdale,
where-
Fremier
Tolmie
was
born.
Long
it's
all
quite
fine
to
welcome
state
dinners
in
the
coming
session
the
women
M.L.A.'s
will
be
separated.
The
first
dinner
Is
for
the
cabinet
and
the
official
Toronto
10
Ontario
ago
premier
e.
u.
trior
naa
9
holidav
hut
ih.
rt.,
v
i
u
1
lVtmA
'
a
'
.
t
.
nx
u-
n-;
.1
r
Editor,
Daily
News:
,
.
Unhke
yoo,
t
have
not
founc;
;
the
Bishops1
Z
1
t,
y
and
sooner
than
many
may
think
precedence
list
the
judges,
representatives
of
.
t"""3
"""f"
n-hen
resuming
the
jof
has
als
uir
whose
home
was
Burletth,
the
armed
services
and
the
dip.
;
Rs
attractlon.
We
may
time
or
opportunity
to
form
a
critieal
analysis
of
the
vast
.
lomatic
corps.
The
second
din-
"r"c,a
"
"7
"U'8C-
anrf
long
for
int.ep
;en'tene.-o
ner
is
for
the
private
M.L.A.'s.1
"
.'
,
"
b---
from
t
$2
drama
behind
the
Iron
curtain
But
I
have
heard
a
few
low
com-!
.
ments
from
scene
shifters
and
i
visiting
scribes,
and
I
feci
an
al-
'
'
mp;
new
iiuiuc
ui
gjasd,
win
Rcirp
up
the
hospitable
traditions
set
by
his
predecessors.-
REM,
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURN'S
PREPARED
Boys'
ond
Girls'
STOd
INGS
and
SOCKS
from
enjoy
indeflmiis
leisure
or
com
and
po
as
our
own
free
will'
die
fates,
yet
it.
.:-.
bring
on
a
fee!
lng
of
boredom,
or
uselessness
if
accepted
as
a
,ay
of
Hie.
There
i:
nothin?
lik.
doing
siineUlint;
-no
matter
if
instructed,
or
accomplishing
something
you
pl'tn-ned
yourself.
-
NV
action
No
life!
most
violent
distaste
for
the
use
you
have
made
of
words
like
abasement,
ludicrous,
grovelling,
servility,
whims,
and
God.
LOOKING
BACK
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave,
.Near
CFPR)
If
the
past
Mrs.
Nancy
Hodges
iimt
Mrs.
Tilly
Rolston
have
attended
the
second
dinner.
Now
Mrs.
Hodges,
as
Madame
Speaker,
will
be
at
the
first
dinrier,
Mrs.
Rolston
at
the
second.
Each,
because
of
this,
will'
shine
a
little
more
brightly.
But
the
situation
presents
a
problem
for
Mrs.
Charles
Banks
the
wife
of
the
Lieut.-Governor.
Women
have
never
attended
th
first
state
dinner.
Mrs.
Bank?
l
ieti
very
certain
that
you
yourself
have
directed
more
than
one
glance
of
sycophancy
at
who
God's.
Vicar
in
the
Eternal
City.
a
rP
Have
you
not
listened
to
the
div-favc
llie
afflatus
whispering
from
Vat-
EBY
a
SONS
Contractors
'The
Louisville
editor
Jantwr,
,
,
'
:
.
,
brands
the
pumpkin
pte
A
local
improvement
initia-
veltinof
eonerclioi"
must
has
attended
the
second
dinner,
because
of
Mrs
Hodaes
and
Mrs'
tive
Dvlaw
providing
for
the
pay-'
gotten
hold-
Oi'
n
niefe
nf
rwmn-
ican
Hill,
and
have
you
not
burp-
INT.
KPAIKS-REMODF.M.
MAIL
SERVICE
'
'
HERE
is
no
criticism
of
the
local
Post
Office
Rolston.
Now
the
gracious
cha-
'"8
of
p,,J1'tri
eaue
Eat
f
orr?
kin
pie
made
of
pumpkin
in-
ed
in
zealous
agreement
to
eon-
telaine
of
Government
House
is
?;cBnd9
to
tlie
easterly
Jnnc
std
of
sweet
potato.
Ex.
'
demn
both
Uncle
Joe
and
poor
wondering
if
she
should
attend
tion
ith
Avenue
was
giv-;
little
Amber
St,
Claire?
the
first
dinner
because
of
tn
its
first
reading
by
elty
com-
The
Chrlsfma
week
thsrmo-
"We
have
hoard
much
of
late
Madame
Speaker.
;cil-
11
.
meter
at
Juneau
registered
fivr
about
the
patient
actions
of
the
!
The
last
camp
.-set
up
In
eon-!
rbovr.
Had
there
beerv
a
ga-1?
men
who
put
priests
and
eardin-
tlip
rlnsinp-
of
the
box
lobby
FOUNDATIONS
Let
lis
hfl)
you
plan
that
new
home
under
tho
N.II.A
Phone
Green
883
Box
56
I
1
lllvl
:
ICK
Ll
HIV
11
W
J
v
a
"
-
o
For
the
lotest
in
IDEAS
and
modern
MATERIA
-SEE
ISLAND
CITY
lUIIKKKS'
SI
IT..II-General
llnililrrs'
Suppl
505
McBi
de
St.
B'W
!
to
the
public
on
Christmas
and
New
Year's
Day-i
L-nm..
it
wq
-x
opnpvnl
rTeiiartment
order
that
Capital
city
social
and
poli-'neetion
with
dear,,n
tlw
road
blwlng
off
Taku
glacter-but
als
in
jail.
There
Is,
however,
a
!
,i
n
,A,V,
o
cowiVp
tn
wliifh
in
Prince
'
tlcal
circles
are
looking
forward,
'""
"
tuy
k.i
unowa,
Kapw
tiwn,
five
above
and
nothing
else
forRotten
martyrolo-y
of
the-vic
dfiiifu
iu
luc
vi.'"".
"
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I
......
..
,,
was
i-et.
up
ana
araain?
rws
be
vlll
do.
Urns
of
Rome
and
her
satellites
i
illume
hp
spss
n
in
h
tun
ii
-litinert.
at
east,
it
has
loner
teen
accustomea
ami
nartiPB
anrt
PPntinne
tbP
snn.
BAl.AGNO
Florists
that
does
not
end
in
Pagan
Rome,
-firr
the
discontinuance
of
which
we
can
see
no
gOOtl
.Premier
and
Mrs.
Johnson
will
1
he
Canadian
Fish,
and
Cold
Now
that
eyerytnini
Is-
back
nor
in
the
Middle
Ages,
nor
in
Box
1193
f.ive
in
their
new
home
on
the
Storage
received
a
telegram
frtw
to
daily
routine
the
onlv
holtdav
jail.
waterfront.
The
province's
first
-jltawa
stating
that
au
halibui
Personally,
I
am
not
now
choosing
to
bow
to
Rome
or
to
Moscow,
but
if
a
choice
should
ever
be
required
of
me,
I
shall
certainly
not
choose
Rome.
EDWARD
3.
G.
LETCHFORD
family
of
politics
moved
in
just
i-'sning
must
end.
Any
hahbu
before
Christmas
and
Mrs.
landed
now
would
be
confiscatee
Johnson
is
now
busy
putting
up
''less
.it
were
proved
that
thej
drapes
and
arranging
furniture.
'ial
bren
eaivnt
prior
to
tht
It
is
a
beautiful
home
and
closing
period
SPECIALIZING
m
Designing
and
Remodelling
I
January
4,
1940
Bsgfstration
of
women
for
war
Work
was
begun
Jn
the
.c
1
1
j
Twenty-five
women
had
register
ed.-
'
Second
seasonal
meeting
of
the
Ladies'
Musk:
Club
at
the
home
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OITOMETRI.ST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
ft
Rust"
Galzke
CONTRACTING
;
reason.
And
even
if
it
was
a
general
order
which
closes
I'thSPost
office
completely
on
holidays,
an
exception
j
might
well,
we
think,
he
made
of
Prince
Rupert
t
where
there
is
comparatively
infrequent
dispatch
and
receipt
of
mails
and
where
we
already
suffer
,
congestion
and
inconvenience
at
the
Post
Office
clue
.
to
the
absence
of
a
street
delivery
service
which
everybody
concede?
is
long
overdue
but
about
which
we
never
seem
to
be
able
to
get
anything
done.
"
'
Indeed,
it
might
be
a
good
time
now
for
such
;
bodies
as
Chambers
of
Commerce
and
city
council
trt
'renew
the
demand
for
such
a
mail
service
in
'keeping
with
the
growing
-
up
status
of
Prince
Rupert.
"''
The
last
excuse
we
heard
why
there
was
no
mail
'
delivery
service
was
that
some
of
the
houses
were
m
'-.
!
!
of;
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large
heard
a
pro
riione
I'.lack
279
Alnvinsf,
Packing,
Crating,
Shipping
and
General
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
GO
and
08
gram
of
Brahms
musk:
and
readings
on
the
composer's
life.
Mr?
Bhelford
Darton,
the
president
was
chairman.
At
the
monlhly
devotional
and
fellowship
meeting
of
the
Nippon
fro""'
BROADWAY
C
AF
El
i
Young
People;
Association
in
St.
Andrew's-
Japanese
Mission,
Miss
Elsie
Heaps
Rate
an
address
on
"Moral
Rearmament
".
Best
FooI
UMmmw
We
are
not
so
sure
that
there
are
so
i
not
numbered
Numbered
or
C.
E.
Starr
returned
to
the
city
on
tlie
Prince
George
this
morning
after
sppndlng
the
Christinas
Finest
Cooking!
J
many
houses
not
numbered
at
that.
I
not,
our
Daily
News
route
boys
set
seem
to
find
ad-
and
New
Year
holiday
season
in
lii.nis
7
a.m.
to
1
1
F
O
N
E
F
O
N
E
j
dresses.
Aiir'
up
arp
sure
that
in
cases
where
there
are
53
-Phone
200
For
Take-Home
Orders-
nAfcVinuu
niimWs
thp
vpsidents
would
soon
see
to
Seattle.
Charles
H.
Saw!e.
formerly
proprietor
of
the
Omineca'
Herald
In
New
Hazelton,
has
recovered
from
an
altaek
of
flu
that
ifiai
II
aosente
ui
numueis
mccini,
uicj
uum
nut
Ifcept
him
In
bed
for
a
while.
1
-
jwv
CABS
Stand:
York
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
Values
for
You
It's
business
wise
to
advertise.
j
tret
their
mail
delivered
to
the
door.
And,
if
it
is
"matter
of
streets
not
being
marked,
there
could
I?
'block
by
block
get-togethers
and
the
thing
could
be
:
done
in
a
week-end
although
a
more
systematic
way
I-
of
getting
Prince
Rupert's
streets
properly
signed
I
would
be
in
order.
Q
Pyrex
Wo
re
I
Lunch
Kits
"You'll
love
Jeff
when
you
meet
him,
Father."
Pocket
Knives
I
&
Percolators
"Covered
Roasters
Thermos
Bottles
'Am
m
FOR
YOUR
WALLPAPER
HANGING
For
Your
Interior
Painting
and
Decorating
.
Call
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
Phone
Blue
215
233
1
Street
member
that
God
reigns.
No
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LID
LETS
25'
rpatter
what
happens
among
men
;
God
rules
and
turns
the
pages
of
,
history.
In
all
the
affairs
of
life
24
TAB
God
calls
to
"go
with
Him",
to
be
!
ie.'C'e,:'',r,"'t'tis,"r:'C'e''c,e:,',e',t'',''e'
THE
BEST-
Why
uflr
h4
ache
misery
irhM
you
cm
tt
tif
rtlUf
this
ay
way...
with
VANASPRA!
At
all
drug
Kar
llWeek
of
Prayer
iOpens
In
City
"
The-
Tek-
of
prayer
meeting
held
In
First
United
Church
'a.-it
evening
was
well
attended
by
-
members
from
"the
churches
of
;the
city.
Archdeacon
E.
Hodson
"brought
the
message
of
the
even-Mug.
He
spoke
from
the
prophecy
'of
Isaiah
using
Isaiah's
vision
-
as
the
picture
needed
to
be
kept
Tinjninds
and
hearts
today
in
the
present
world
of
uncertainty
and
'disliess
It
wa
-necessary
to
re-
his
witnesses.
"Let
us
dedicate
,
ourselves
to
Gbd
for
1950,"
de-
clared
the
speaker.
j
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sieber
was
!
in
charge
of
the
meeting
and
the
!
season
of
prayer
led
by
several
'.
of
those
present.
j
The
offering
was
given
to
Tlie
British
and
Foreign
Bible
v
T
V
V
I
VI-
'
-
i
tifrjm
-
-
TREATS
TO
YOU
AND
YOURS
In
1950
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.
1
B
vS-?
Hf
lin)
O1'
Mil
TMIETJ
To
Start
the
New
Year
Kight
Baked
fresh
daily
RUPERT
BAKERIES
LTD.
Bl!)
3rd
Ave.
Plmne
fill
Tonight
Captain
W.
C.
Poulton
of
the
Salvation
Army
will
be
the
speaker
In
First
Baptist
Church.