Mrs.
Charles
Anderson,
treasur-
the
Dominion
Command1!
er;
Executive
members:
Mrs.
W.
seas
parcel
fund.
Thp
1
1
Garlick,
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays,
Mis.
donation
for
comforts
h.
f
niicc
uupctt
Dailp
rectos
LtD.
Saturday,
January
17,
1943
FILM
COUNCIL
ELECTS
OFFICERS
G.
V.
Hanley.
erans
in
Tranquillt
LEGION
W.
A.
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
New
officers
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Canadian
was
also
approved.
MfF
Ll1
in
this
Prince
Rupert
by
BIDDER
JISKS
Plans
were
begun
for
the
.sprint;
sale
to
be
held
on
ii
u.neuwident
dally
newspaper
aevozea
to
the
upmiUOing
of
Prince
Rupert
nd
ail
-lommunitles
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
lAuturizMl
ks
Nconl
Clasa
Mall.
Post
Olftre
Department,
Ottawa!
Published
every
arternoon
except
Sunaay
by
'rmce
Rupert
Dally
Newg
Ltd..
Srt
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia
"
A
HUNTKR,
Managing
Ef-or.
H.
G
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BPREAU
OP
CIRCULATION?
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
March
31,
and
$10
was
voted
to;
Vou
saw
it
in
the
Daily
Prince
Rupert
FUm
Council
elected
a
permanent
slate
of
of-
One
of
the
first
slogans
in
my
memory
is
"Easy
on
:
fk-ers
at
a
meeting
in
the
civic
the
butter
boys
40
cents
a
pound."
It
was
a
part
of
centre
last
night
and
laid
plans
-'u
which
will
make
films
and
pro-
iu
n,l
o
oovlv
!
m
v.
wcc
I
nn
I"1
SUBSCRIPTION
RATEft
City
Carrier,
per
week.
15c;
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Year,
17.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year,
M
00.
ct
l,,.r'"tl
,
V"
V
'
V
'I
';!:
hectors
available
to
any
organ
Legion
were
installed
recently
at
a
meeting
held
In
the
Legion
Hall.
Mr.
Dan
Parent
,past
president,
was
Installing
officer.
,
Installed
were
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
president;
Mrs.
Percy
Bond,
vice-president;
Mrs.
Angus
Olllis,
second
vice-president;
Mrs.
Fred
Barber,
secretary;
ization
which
takes
out
member
x:
Willi
UiysclA.
u
linn
nitiMra
mc
.iirci
mat.
im.-i.
vi
nv
life
has'
been
a
grubbing
about
the
price
of
butter
for
I
frequently
hear
myself
saying
that
French
toast
re
Home
Influences
REGULAR
BAPTIST
(It
MiwuvruiMi
lone
Hull-
&th
""
MrllMilr
Pl,.,r,f
Sunday,
January
18,
1!I1H
He
that
hath
the
Son
HATH
life."
2
Jno.
5:12.
12:15
p.m.-
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.-
timvei
Service.
(
Pram-
Praise
-Testimoc,
Speaker:
Mr.
(i.
It.
S.
Klackaby.
Topic:
"OHrOIENl'K."
Hearty
Gospel
Singing.
w
mi
ii
mi:
m.
n-1
imi:
uilM.ioN
quires
much
less
butter
than
the
ship
in
the
council.
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
PotterUm,
who
had
been
acting
as
temporary
leader,
was
elected
president,
with
C.
H.
Collins
vice-president
and
Mrs.
d.
M.
Black
secretary.
The
council
will
send
out
re
l
r
young
members
at
the
table
find
palatable.
Down
town,
shopping
for
more
than
butter,
it
U
much
the
same.
Everyone
says
to
anybody
who
Milks.
1
qut.,
9c.
Tomatoes,
2
tins,
20c.
Butter,
1
lb.,
25c.
tea.
1
lb.,
50c.
Eggs,
1
doz.,
25c.
Bacon,
y2
18c.
DIRECTORY
will
listen,
"
Isn't
it
a
price
we
pay
today
for
things?"
with
no
answer
expected.
It
U
a
saying
ktorvk-m
In
all
rkimkro
at
II
a
nt
auil
p-ui,;
hundu
avkiHil
at
I!
11
frril
a
kIhimii.
4Mil.ll
I
IILUKL
4th
Ave.
W.
at
Duusinulr
Bt.
Holy
Couimuuiuu
8
30
a
m.
Sunday
School
a
00
a
m.
Reotnr:
Bail!
S.
PruckUr.
B
V.
B
O
tUIue
7.U)
X-Z
it
lt
quests
to
more
than
50
local
groups
to
take
out
membership-Annual
fee
was
set
at
$2.50.
This
entitles
members
to
the
use
of
films
and
projector
when
re-Quired.
i
Also
discussed
were
plans
to
'purchase
a
block
of
films
which
could
be
exchanged
with
other
towns
and
cities,
and
a
projector.
The
National
Film
Board
will
supply
the
films
and
that
goes
as
comfortably
with
a
shopping
bag
as
the
big
loop
handle.
And
it
is
as
much
an
overhead,
and
a
greater
factor
in
deciding
how
much
the
bag
bet.
he
pnlj
will
hold.
irate
IIHST
HMMIt-T
tth
Av
E
at
Vuuiik
Mlnlsu-r:
Hv
FreU
Antrobua
(Urern
113)
HMT
fHfcMlVI
k.aM
4th
Avenue
Eajt
(lirecn
982
1
A
recent
picture
in
a
Vancou
It
looks
good.
In
fact
I
sat
looking
at
it,
wondering
why
we
all
haven't
more
money
after
coming
through
such
a
period
of
low
cost
living.
Then
I
remembered
that
a
can-opener
was
Just
as
expensive
a
toy
then
as
now,
if
not
more
so
,and
decided
it
all
depends
on
how
much
is
curled
up
in
your
purse
whether
things
are
available
or
not,
whatever
the
cost.
In
those
days
more
people
were
doing
without
25
cent
butter
than
are
today
with
.
the
price
tripled.
And
bread,
at
7
cents,
was
an
item
for
many.
This
was
demonstrated
on
the
following
Christmas,
pot
krir
ver
newspaper
showed
how
much
less
goes
into
the
bag
for
$5.00
than
did
10
years
ago.
Af
ter
checking
their
list
and
tak
Classified
Auverlioing
Pays!
AdVertise
In
the
Dally
Newsi
I
IKT
I
M
I1.U
8.18
6th
Ave
Went
Miniate:
li.
A.
Wilson.
MA
(Green
613
1
ing
In
the
shrinkage
with
one
Tank
Cleaner
The
finest
cleaner
uf
ill
kind
ever
built
STILL
S99.50
A
l
ew
Features:
1.
Super
suctlons-nioves
49.9
cubic
f-i
t
of
air
each
minute
of
operation.
2.
Seven
attachments
Including
dc-nuithcr
and
paint
sprayer.
3.
Exsy
to
empty
bag.
f
Hiiili
iflicieiicy
air
filter.
5.
IUUik
ed
handle
smart
apiMr-ance.
0.
No
oiling
no
radio
Interference,
7.
Approved
by
Oood
Housekeeping.
SEE
THEM
AT
THE
MpST
IMPORTANT
years
for
the
fostering
am
developing
of
healthy
attitudes
and
emotional
habits
in
life
are
the
years
of
childhood
in
the
home.
There
are
two
important
features
of
these
years
for
mental
health
the
type
of
discipline
and
the
character
of
the
patterns
of
behavior
the
child
has
to
follow.
In
the
good
home
the
discipline
is
consistent
and
reasonable.
The
goal
of
the
discipline
is
not
just
to
keep
the
child
from
being
bad,
but
rather
to
help
him
develop
self-discipline.
A
child's
general
attitudes
are
a.
reflection
of
thqse
of
his
parents,
says
a
prominent
psychologist
whd
states
that
"if
his
parents
evade
their
responsibilities,
use
twisted
methods
of
thinking,
have
prejudices
and
intolerances,
we
can
expect
the
child
to
reflect
the
same
patterns."
Standards
of
truth
and
honesty
are
"caught
not
taught,"
according
to
the
writer
who
states
further
that
ii
a
good
home
the
child
is
not
expected
to
be
perfect;
he
is
never
told
that
he
should
behave
like
Fame
other
child
;
nor
is
he
put
on
display
or
talked
about
in
his
hearing.
In
the
good
home,
the
child
is
allowed
to
grow
up
and
is
not
hindered
by
too
much
parental
protection
or
domination.
"The'good
home
shows
a
blending
of
freedom
and
responsibility.
Each
individual
member
of
the
family
has
a
measure
of
freedom,
but
must
show
a
certain
amount
of
responsibility
along
with
it.
SHOULD
WALK
HUMBLY
gasp,
I
pulled
out
a
little
book
of
mv
own.
It
has
a
dull
red
ba
w.
1
1
It
.IPI.
TtHIHWlIK
321
6tn
Ave.
West
Factor:
Paul
A.
Barber
(Ureen
620)
cover,
is
marked
"Memoranda
I
First
Baptist
Church
(Young
Street!
Minister:
Rev.
F.
Antrobua
Phone:
Res.
Green
812
and
is
proof
positive
that
I
have
ten
a
(Continued
on
Page
Three)
a
.
.
tried,
now
and
then,
to
be
methodical
person,
and
run
0(
Of
Ml
V
11
ION
AH
MY
Fraser
Street
CO
:
C'apt
Earl
Janet
t
Directory
Clawi
3
.SO
p
m
SuikIuv
School
3
00
pin.
I
Black
SOD)
well
-
governed
household.
(I
memorized
that
last
phrase
SUNDAY,
JANUARY
18
11
a.m.
Morning
Service.
"The
church
which
is
His
body."
12:15
p.m.
Church
School
from
a
book
just
prior
to
marriage.
It
appealed
to
me
then).
T.
Pl
I
'
I
lllll
Kt
Bin
Ave.
at
McBrlde
Kt.
'
Pastor:
V
Sollaud
(Black
810)
McRAE
BROS.
Lt
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service.
"Salvation,
th
Gift
of
God."
WED.
JANUARY
21
8:00
p.m.
Annual
business
meeting
of
the
church.
KT.
Fl
tl.K
i
AMiLU'
btai
Cove
Arrhdearoa
K
Hod
won
oumiuy
acluxil
1
1
00
a
m.
Evening
Pruyer
I
'M
p
in
I
Blue
837)
fOM
MI'MTV
SIMIW
K(
IIOOl.
bust
Kiul
Hull.
3
:m
p
in.
Pauls
Lutheran
St
The
little
book
is
dated
1936.
Apparently
it
was
part
of
a
New
Year's
resolution,
for
all
dates
are
of
January
that
year,
the
last
one
being
January
25.
(Well,
how
many
people
keep
resolutions
more
than
three
weeks
anyway?)
Noting
an
entire
vegetable
list
I
checked
the
calendar
page
to
find
the
twenty-fifth
was
a
i
Saturday
which
meant
that
i
day's
shopping
was
done
at
the
USE
-mm
.st-o"
,
Church
Earl
Soiland,
Pastor
330
East
Sixth
Avenue
Phone
Black
910
Bulkley
Valley
First
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
Allan
M.
McColl,
Minister
Order
of
Services
door
from
a
great
green
van
I
driven
by
a
Chinese
gentleman
i
who
once
told
me
he
had
not
'
been
back
to
China
for
10
years.
COAL
AND
SAVE
SUNDAY.
JANUARY
18,
1948
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship
HEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
50
Rooma,
Hut
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC.
Phone
2fll
P.O.
Box
193
about
Anthem
by
Junior
Choir
"Jrsiis
Worship
Service
11
am.
and
7:30
p.m.
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
I
Annual
business
meeting
of
the
congregation
will
be
held
In
the
church
parlors
on
Tuesday
evening.
January
20
at
9
p.m.
The
Ladies'
Aid
will
meet
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Wick,
1248
Beach
Place
on
Thursday,
January
22.
Later,
he
blithely
spoke
his
yourgest
son,
"Velly
small.
;
Not
six
years
yet."
is
Calling"
I
Sermon
"Overcome
Evil
with
Good"
12:15
Sabbath
School
i
Oil
Because
these
vegetables
mark
the
last
of
a
valiant
effort
and
Incidentally,
show
a
slight
ofcJI
i
IS
A
DEPLORABLY
harsh
aspect
of
our
THERE
North
American
attitude
to
Great
Britain
and
Europe
that
should
be
softened.
It
is
the
North
American
tendency
to
exaggerate
our
contribution
to
victory
and
to
minimize,
when
we
do
not
ignore,
the
incomparable
sacrifices
and
suffering
of
the
people
of
Europe
and
Asia.
We
are
prone
to
believe
that
we
would
do
better
than
they
in
similar
circumstances;
an
infantile
misconception.
Britons,
Europeans
and
Asiatics
whose
capacity
and
courage
saved
the
world,
while
they
waited
for
us
to
join
in
the
job,
must
despair
of
recovery
when
reconstruction
depends
upon
our
understanding
of
the-reasons
for
their
extreme
poverty
and
for
.our
phony
prosperity.
It
must
be
almost
impossible
for
them
to
see
how
they
can
restore
and
maintain
a
free
Europe
in
co-operation
with
North
Americans
who
find
it
so
difficult
"to
do
good,
and
to
walk
humbly
before
God."
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service.
1
Get
25
More
Heat
From
A
Ton
I
wMaBaBiBMMMKMaBiBiaBMaw
ii.
S)
TRY
...
Anthem:
"Pray
for
the
Peace
of
Jerusalem"
feermon:
"I
believe
in
God
the
Father
Almighty"
-Thf
!irst
of
a
serias
of
sermons
on
the
rise
In
prices
I
shall
list
them.
In
careful
pencil
it
says:
Potatoes,
15
lbs,
25c.
Carrots,
13
lbs,
15c.
Onions,
10
lbs.
10c.
Your
dealer
can
supply
you
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COLLlERItS
Telkwa,
B.C.
limit:
Apostles
Creed.
On
another
sheet
there
is
an-l
SUMMIT
ICE
CREAM
FOR
YOUR
PARTY
It
is
Good,
FRESH
MADE
and
Delicious
VALENTIN
DAIRY
rhone
657
other
story,
dated
January
15.
The
annual
Congregational
1936.
It
came
directly
from
a
Meeting
will
be
held
in
the
grocer,
all
regular
price
except
Church
Hail,
Monday
evening,
the
eggs
which
were
5
cents!
January
19lh
at
8
p.
n-
All
see-higher
than
usual.
They
came
retaries
and
treasurers
of
the
from
a
poultry
farm
noted
for
j
various
organization?
of
the
producing
fine
white
eggs
from
church
will
please
have
their
contented
hens.
And
this
list!
reports
ready
to
present
at
this
goes
like
this:
meeting.
Don't
Take
Chances!
af)
YES!
WE
HAVE
WOOL
A
shipment
of
3
and
4-p.ly
just
received.
and
a
BIO
ORDER
o(
BOUQUET
WOOL
HAS
ARRIVED
V'hy
take
or.
ruining
iu:
Winter
when
i
on
in
1G
ERv
NO
S
greise
job
YOUR
prevent
serluu
1
AT
w
Pi
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
With
reports
on
foreign
diplomacy;
Canadian
politics;
industrial
development,
scientific
achievements.
Home
lt..v
1
I
IIIMI.MIIK
U(
II
III'
M.
t
il
l'h"i
518
Third
West
Red
400
newsof
what
the
council
is
doing;,
waterfront
activities;
adventures
with
Biddie
Jinks
and
W.J.R.
The
latest
on
local
sports
and
what
the
stores
have
for
you
to
buy.
Bollywood
Cate
fKINCE
KlPEltrs
NEWKST
AND
MOST
l'P-TO-IATg
RESTAl'RANT
OPKN
I
KOM
4:00
P.M.
TO
3.80
A.M.
I'
s
to
8
Special
Dinner
Every
Sunday
5
p.m.
-
NOTICE
-
WE
WILL
BE
CLOSED
MONDAY,
JANUARY
19
Got
a
house
to
sell
or
want
to
buy?
Looking
for
a
job
or
offering
one?
Interested
in
the
stock
market
or
fish
mar-
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
I-OK
OUTSIDE
OUUERS
PUONE
133
m
-I
ketf
lawaMMt--.:
i
:::::::::::
i
.
FOR
REPAIRS
GREER
&
BRIDDEf
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTOR
urj
WANT
TO
HAVE
THE
BEST
OF
EVERYTHING
YOU
CAN
AFFORD?
FIND
IT
FIRST
IN
THE
AD
COLUMNS
OF
THE
DAILY
NEWS:
THEN
ENJOY
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