Prfnrr
Ruprrt
Dm'Ip
rectos
Friday,
December
2,
Festive
Air
Af
Xmas
Bazaar
Mrs.
R.
Robertson,
Mrs.
F.
Wright
and
Mrs.
Mosley.
The
tes
was
convened
by
Mr.
R.
Webber.
Mrs.
G.
L.
Rone,
Mrs
J.
Bussanlch
and
Mrs.
G.
Mc-
Rrcy
Reflects
.
.
.
.
.
.
and
Reminisces
Papprf
Mr!!.
Post
Office
Depnrtmpnt,
OtMwaj
PuhlKltpfl
Vfrv
ftfrnmivin
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i
On
Thursday
afternoon,
a
Prln,rf
u?T,l?K.2S.1Ily
J?"'5
V,d
v"",d
Ar"-
Prince
'ptlr't.
British
Columbia.
HI
NTFR.
Mnrisalne
Editor.
H
O
PFHRY
Manaelnir
Dlrpct.ir
UMfBKR
OF
CANADIAN
PRPSS
AUDIT
BURFAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
CAN,P'ANDAUY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Xmas
Gliil;
Men
&
Real
Sal
Prices
"
S
j
large
gathering
crowded
the
in
-C-ir.ada
social
hall
of
First
United
Church
of
cn'tl
air
,
for
the
annual
Christmas
b-.i
;a.T
niriiuH
HA1
r.y
hnve.
Real
winter
means
five
months
.r
irricr.
rer
nr;
Pr
Monm.
7Sc:
Prt
Tr
an
nn
rt;
hy
Mall.
Prr
Month.
BOc:
Pit
Tmr
uin
IN
THE
bUVFiEME
COURT
OK
UKI
TISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
in
the
matter
of
-ty
f!TTF
OF
N.1J
L1ND.
OBI
M.-.fciJ
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
oul.r
of
the
Siiprenw-
Court
of
British
Cul-umbla
Lettern
Probate
(,f
tiie
Il8(
will
of
Nels
Llnd.
who
t!i,(J
on
the
20th
day
of
Lfcocmbrr,
1ih
a'
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia
tre
t;riintd
to
nr
All
wrsons
Indebted
to
the
said
eatate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith,
and
all
persons
havlne
clttlma
aiilnst
the
estate
are
reoulreu
to
file
partirulnri
thereof
with
m,
duly
verified
on
or
before
the
2Hth
day
of
December,
1949.
alter
which
date
I
will
proceed
to
tllsirlbute
the
estate
to
those
entitled,
having
re-Rurd
only
to
nuri,
chums
as
I
Bhnl
then
-
have
reeeneu
notiee
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.
c
till.,
2th
dav
of
Nuvtmber
IMtf
OLOP
HANSON
Executor
1'rlnci-
Huptre.
B
C.
(288)
(sometimes
called
invigonuirc,i
a
ad
no
lack
of
deep
snow,
icy
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber,
in
a
brief
owning
address,
welcomed
.h"
gue.sl
s
Between
October
1947
and
last
June
rents
In
Canada
increased
2.9
percent.
This
is
what
a
Bureau
of
Statistics
survey
revfcals.
To
make
the
story
complete,
it
should
be
shown
how
much
the
property
owners'
general
costs
Jilirl
nntlnv
hnvp
ndvaneeri
i'i
of
th?
winds,
snow
shovelling,
pjiman-
and
commended
the
1-!
Would
Bomb
Prince
Rupert
ent
sleighing,
zero
momiiV;s,
Women's
Auxiliary
o;'
the
work
thaw
in
January,
slush
attrl
new,
they
were
cloin?.
Mrs
L.
G.
Struts,
cold,
bedrooms
ari
sports
ber
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Thomysur.,
peculiar
to
the
season,
"
should
president
of
the
W.A..
rcr,"iVecI
Men's
DRESS
SK
K
'jTCHIKAN
Alaska
Chronicle,
which
is
continu-
i
that
length
of
time.
That
would
ill?
its
camnaitni
for
adpmiato
Al:,l.-
tufnna
be
tne
interesting
part
of
it.
Clintock
assisted.
;
In
charge
oi"
the
kitchen
was
Mrs.
E.
Clapp,
assisted
by
M.s.
M.
F.
Stuart,
Mrs.
White
and
Mrs.
C
J.
Young
Servlteurs
directed
by
Mrs.
J.
Chell,
were
Mrs.
L.
George,
Mrs.
T.
Petroff,
Mrs.
O.
K.
Faught,
Mrs.
E.
Foster,
Mrs.
Bob
Irvine.
Mrs.
Oreen,
Mi.s
Margaret
Lee,
Mrs.
C.
Kellett
and
Mrs.
J.
Hardin.
In
the
home
cooking
booth
were
Mrs.
Maekie,
Miss
M,
Sharpe,
Mrs.
J.
P.
MacDoraM
and
Mrs
W.
D.
McAra.
The
ladies
working
In
tne
erving
section
were
Mrs.
Whit-taker,
Mrs.
G.
Ciccone,
Mrs.
D.
Santurbane,
Mrs
R.
Faught,
Mrs.
R
Barclay,
Mrs.
G.
McWIuniu
y,
Mrs.
O.
ft.
Oreen,
Mrs.
Umnn,
Continued
nn
rwP
1
Ul9
selection
.
Men's
Tltt
attaches
much
you
be
interested.
LcUs
of
folks
profess
to
like
a
typical
winter
but
that's
because
they
have
no
choice.
9ifts
Latest
shot
importance
to
the
port
of
Prince
1
.
.
.
.
i
Too
old
at
fortv?
Winsinn
II
u
pert
and
the
assurance
ot
its
protection.
'"It
is
rhnrchin
,
.h,
1
1
urn
Men's
SWEAT
I.
the
visitors
.
j
The
hail
tore
a
ressorably
festive
appearance
win
its
Christmas
tree
and
red
and
green
streamers.
White
chrysanthemums
with
evergreens
in
vases
centred
each
tea
table
and
beautiful
bronze
and
white
chrysanthemums
adorned
the
serving
table.
In
charge
of
decoralu
ns
was
Mrs.
W.
Dunn,
assisted
by
cheaper
and
better
to
hold
key
spots
than
to
recap-
'when
he
had
a
lot
to
do
with
ture
them
from
the
enemy,"
says
the
Chronicle.
'
'wilinine
the
second
Great
War.
,
And,
in
rugged
health
he
bowed
"Wo
10,.1
fU,,
of
j
':.,t.
nu.
i
Pullover
anrl
K,
4
With
the
halibut
fishinar'
seasons
becoming
shorter
each
year,
1'rincc
liuport
Florists
v
Flowers
for
All
Occasion..
J
!
..v
iLinimi
mi.-
en.
nmi
iinii
niMu.
i
ue
lesson
styles,
wools,
an
from
e
Meh's
TROUSE
;
to
a
cheering
House
on
his
seven
:ty-fifth
birthday
Wednesday
300
3rd
Ave.
l!ox
316
Tel
77
I
should
not
be
lost
in
reeard
to
Annette
Island,
Gus
tavus,
Yakutat,
Prince
Rupert
and
other
key
points
,
Meanwhile,
everybody
awaits
the
next
election,
wnicn
is
it
can
hardly
be
said
chat
Usher-'
men
cannot
take
time
from
their
business
to
give
attention
to
the
city
hall,
and
study
Prlnc
Rupert's
problems.
There
has
,
never
yet.
been
a
port
that
could'
afford
to
be
indifferent
to
the
sea
and
the
men
that
sti;
there-
than
some
may
imagine.
aress,
an
wool
4
Perfect
gift,
goor.J
menr
from
l
How
d
oes
a
ESillman
There
was
a
general
jollific
Men's
all
wool
i
in
coastal
defence
which
could
well
be
captured
by
an
enemy
and
used
against
us."
The
newspaper
advocates
large
scale
extension
of
communications
and
transportation
facilities
including
mammoth
road-building
programs.
Holding
of
war
manoeuvres
in
this
area
would
be
another
step.
Key
points
tion
meeting
in
the
Empress
on
theatre
soon
after
the
ballot
neavy
ir1!RT-Jf
good
shades.
:
Moving,
Packing,
(
rating,
Shipping
and
(ien,rral
Cartage
and
Storage
Complele
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
Tor
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
Phones
CO
and
fin
that
elected
Fred
Stork
Prince
Rupert's
first
mayor
had
been
now?
go
in
S
Dargain
Men's
All
WcV
COAT;
r
...
i
i
.
nit
rn
SAY
should
tie
manned
and
equipped
to
repel
attack
from
counted,
in
later
years,
the
Pea
and
air.
'
-
practice
largely
died
out
but,
in
.
.
.
,
.
.
the
first
flush
of
early
cam-All
enemy
moving
into
this
for
attacks
region
paigns.
it
was
always
the
proper
un
the
northwest,"
continues
the
Chronicle
"would
"ish-
to
a
memorable
day.
Any-at
once
ulan
to
dron
troons
alono-
th
Panian
one
could
speak
and
the
more
SKI
EXPtKI
r."'
HEAD
WHAT
A
IONO
TRIF
H1S
MANY
Canadian
Club
Sees
Pictures
!
Colored
stills
of
a
recent
trip
to
New
Zealand
by
Dr.
and
Mrs.
G.
E.
H.
Montgomery
were
highlights
at
the
final
Canadian
Club'
meeting
for
the
year
held
Wednesday
night
in
the
Civic
Cintre.
!
In
charge
of
the
program.
Mrs.
Montgomery,
Ih
addition
to
AOUT
ONE
Of
iiuw
snaaes
and
fit.
Reol
borqoin
Men's
SOX
selection,
new
nood
quality.
Uy,
I
I
VHIIUUWU
chose
to
snv.
i
r
!
!
-
.
puiiu
to
wnai
ne
-ctuunai
itanway
line
east
oi.
Prince
Rupert
to
cut
the
better.
One
pioneer
with
a
Rovs'
SHIRTS
J
"Ob
a
Fridjt
early
Ui
March,"
write
Mr
Minn,
e
f
out
tin
our
Hillnun
from
London,
)m.,
fur
one
of
our
regular
wrrktrut
irtpv
'c
taycd
in
Ottawa
overnight,
and
t-tiihtd
Sc.
jmitt
in
the
Laurcntiam
next
morning,
after
1otl?
fcentc
drie
over
inowy
mountain
rojdt.
We
rhor
uf
hW
enjovrd
a
ttrenuous
ski-trig
weekend,
then
left
for
London
at
p
m.
on
Sunday,
arrmne
at
10.
)0
next
mornint.
mt
rwA
i
w
ami
hirt
Mf
htfrr
H
Mr
a
SPECIALIZING
in
Designing
ond
Remodelling
that
lifeline
to
Alaska.
Bombs
would
probably
be
dropped
in
the
harbor
to
make
the
port
of
little
use
in
supplying
Alaska
and,
of
course,
an
attempt
would
be
made
to
block
the
inside
passage
to
Alaska
for
the
same
reason."
shades,
from
.
Boys'
SWEATEF,
whiskey
breath
and
a
mischievous
gleam
in
his
eye
remarked
Prince
Rupert
had
shown
excellent
judgment.
The
city
needed
population
at
once
and
what
better
policy
than
to
have
an
able
bodied
stork
for
firs
Much
of
the
credit
for
this
wonderful
winter
trip
eoe
to
showing
the
stills,
described
the.
mir
Hitltrun1
I'vrn
in
dpf
n
nnw
vr
rruivrd
rtnl
ilnn
assortment
fn.n
recent
trip.
Mrs.
t.
B.
Black,
in
with
ample
power
and
traction.
e
covered
a
total
of
1
1
50
the
absence
of
president
Mrs.
O.t
""V
""
mp,h
A,"T
a.
turn
pn
no
was
a
very
wtlrome
39
mile
per
gallon!
rr
Russrr
Gatzke
club
members
who
were
present
Th
Hillnttti
Minx
perform
magnificently
in
the
mmi
rhtcting
wiftlr
dfiling
condition.
a
rhniind
of
Hillmaa
bners
Itnaw.
A
permanent
network
of
dealers
protidet
Hlltman
pm
and
serrite
from
ntt
tocoaM
in
Canada
and
for
their
first
meeting
Mrs.
.
mm
New
Zeaiand
went
Conserv
CONTRACTING
Box
1558
Phone
Ulai
k
29
Black
a!so
read
a
letter
from
Mrs.
mr
C.S.A.
A
Mi
ytmr
local
dealer
for
a
Hillman
ative
for
the
first
time
In
mnv
Boys'
All
Wool
JACKETS
good
bargain
prices
from
Boys'
Dress
IW
RAINCOATS
from
Boys'
ond
Ciils'c
GOLF
HOSE-f.
emtnrtion
ride.
,v.
yr;
before
ooy
which
simtu
uic
pica-
a
long
year.
But
never
idrnt
s
regret
at
not
being
able
to
attend
due
to
Illness.
have
China's
Communist
armies
overcome
all
opposition
New
Zealand
is
taking
a
good
hard
Following
the
twB
fTbvt'lBrTI
M.
IVKI
look
at
developments
in
south-!
of
stills,
Mrs
em
-a
country
not
so
far
showed
films
of
a
Tecent
Can-ladian
Club
Judged
contest
in
vbej.
Civic
Centre
when
a
King"!.
pKi
RACIAL
DISCRIMINATION
IT
cannot
be
denied
that
examples
of
racial
dis-I
crimination
have
been
seen
in
Canada.
The
practice
has
not
made
headway,
yet
it
is
a
fact
that
prejudice
does
exist
and,
until
it
comes
to
an
end,
Canada
will
be
subject
to
sharp
criticism.
However,
satisfaction
is
felt
knowing
that
Ottawa
has
taken
action,
to
the
end
that
tolerance
be
encouraged.
1
There
.was.
recently
held,
at
Ottawa,
a
Dominion-Provincial
tourist
conference.
On
this
occasion,
a
resolution
was
passed,
and
it
had
unanimous
support,
its
purpose
being-
to
withdraw
the
approval
of
all
government
tourist
agencies
from
all
hotels,
inns
and
resorts
which
permit
or
endorse
racial
distinction.
This
is
making
a
g-ood
start.
Queen
of
city
children
were
chosen.
EBY&SOHS
Contractor!
REPAIRS
-
KI
MOIIH
I
;
FOCNDATIONS
Let
us
he!i
you
plan
that
new
home
timlcr
the
N.ILA
Phone
Oreen
88J
Hoi
5X6
Thousands
dwelling
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
and
never
far
from
home
never
experienced
a
typical
Canadian
winter
although
some
think
they
Advertise
in
'trie
bally
News.M
REAL
EST)
INSURANT
INCOME
TA
If
rMfTY
to
-so
K1MUHI..S
I'l'lT'.
R.
E.
MOIlTI.
an
rouna
navour
.
.
.
appeaiinj
"Jmi.
V'H
i
Brn
to
lh
mott
fastidious
taste
with
y,-rT&
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