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Thursday,
November
18,
1948
OPPONENT
FOR
KEHHEY
NAMED
CARRY
GOSPEL
AROUND
WORLD
An
lnde?ndnt
tllj
nMpper
derotd
to
the
upbutidlne
of
Prince
Rupert
no
oil
romnniOiTM"
eor-"'6ing
northern
nd
central
Brttlan
Columbia
(Authorized
u
Second
Class
Mall,
Port
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
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eer
afternoon
except
Snndat
bT
Prince
Rupert
Dali
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Mew
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3rd
Arenue.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
O.
V
ITDNTTW.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY",
Managing
Director.
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CANADIAN
PRESS
ATOM
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILT
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
8ITWRIPTIOII
KATfS
City
Carrier.
Per
Week.
20c;
Per
Month.
ISc:
Per
Tear.
6
00.
By
Mail,
Per
Month.
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BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSION
Maintain
Highway
PRESSURE
OF
WAR
and
more
particularly,
the
menace
of
Japan,
after
Pearl
Harbor,
aroused
the
whole
coast
from
Dutch
Harbor
to
Panama.
This
hastened
the
buildinjr
of
the
Skeena
Highway.
The
job
was
driven
through
by
prominent
contracting
firms.
There,
was
one
objective,
and
that
was
to
finish
the
work
with
the
least
possible
delay.
Had
there
been
no
war,
it
can
be
safely
assumed
there
would
have
been
no
road.
But
there
is
one
and
all
that
need
now
be
done
is
in
insist
on
seeing
to
it
that
the
highway
is
properly
maintained.
There
is
a
distinct
danger
in
neglect.
If
ever
allowed
to
deteriorate
to
a
serious
point,
the
consequences
will
be
more
costly
than
would
have
been
the
case
had
reasonable
attention
been
given
in
the
first
place.
PIONEERS
PASS
ON
GLANCING
JACK
over
the
last
half
dozen
years
or
po
the
number
of
pioneer
citizens
of
whom
we
speak
in
the
past
tense
cannot
but
impress
one.
But
the
impression
should
not
unduly
bring
with
it
a
sense
of
sorrow.
Those
who
have
gone
had
lived
their
lives
and
entered
into
rest
following
the
natural
law
that
embraces
every
mortal.
Rather
is
it
fitting
to
think
of
these
as
friends
and
neighbors
who
had
contributed
their
industry,
enterprise
and
usefulness
to
the
common
weal.
Coming
to
Prince
Rupert
early
in
the
city's
history,
they
had
a
hand
in
laying
a
foundation.
So
long
as
they
performed
some
service
humble
NEWSPAPER
GALS
VISIT
POINTS
OF
INTEREST
Three
newspaper
women.
meiiiUfis
of
a
convention
of
Canadian
Weekly
newspaper
staff
which
visited
old
Fort
Erie
and
other
points
of
interest
in
Ontirio.
are
shown
here
looking
at
the
colorful
gruard.
at
the
old
fort.
Ray
Roth
pays
no
attention
to
the
women
in
true
soldier-lik?
order.
Left
to
right,
the
ladies
are:
Mary
Pedlar,
Saskatchewan:
Elsie
Dunning,
British
Columbia,
and
Margery
Dunning
also
from
British
Columbia,
a
distance
of
3.000
miles
from
Fort
Erie.
Trie-cannon
in
the
picture
is
the
only
cannon
on
the
Canadian"
border
to
be
pointing
toward
the
United
States,
and
it
happens
to
be
of
Russian
origin,
captured
in
the
Crimean
war!
MATTS0N"S
UPHOLSTERERS
AND
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
Plastic
Materials
Dunlonlllo
Mattresses
Drapes
Curtains
Bd
Spreads
Cushions,
etc
8cond-Hand
Furniture
Phone
Blue
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Box
329
330
Second
Anne
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC.
GEORGE
1
RORIE
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Difliiealion
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Bulld'n8
run
By
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter
.Rector,
St.
Andrew
s
Cathedral'
Education
is
that
which
ot
the
school
both
throuch
adults
nonularlv
deem
r,ia,io
nn
nri.iu,
k....
Income
Tax
Returns
ComplW
Rufi-
Chining
o
or
responsible
so
long
as
r,A
,.
thev
shared
in
the
duties.
.
.
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Appeals
Ile?rd
at
Meeting
of
I.oral
Bible
Society
r
Throwing
out
to
the
attention
'
of
the
audience
the
command
'of
the
Lord
j
"Go
ye,
there-
lore,
and
team
all
nations,"
j
Judge
W.
E.
Fi.sher,
-president
!of
the
Prince
Kupert
branch
of
the
British
and
Foreign
Bibi?
Society,
at
a
special
meeting
in
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Hall,
said
that
thousands
had
already
done
so
but
pointed
out
that
"Christian
soldiers
must
have
ammunition
and
it
Is
up
to
us
to
provide
it
I
Brielly,
Jua0e
Fisher
re-
'
counted
how
missionaries
had
had
to
learn
unwritten
lang-
uages,
commit
them
to
writing,
then
translate
the
Bible
and
!
send
it
to
the
Bible
Society
for
printing.
The
Society,
in
turn,
sent
the
Bibles
back
to
the
j
missionary.
"This,"
said
the
;
judge,
"is
the
ammunition
:
without
which
they
cannot
win
their
battle."
I
Miss
Margaret
Fraser,
secretary,
read
an
interesting
report.
Converts
on
the
foreign
Held
grasped
the
real
meaning
oi
"Thus
saith
the
Lord,"
Miss
Fraser
stated.
i
Major
Yurgensen,
Salvation
!
'
Army,
speaker
of
the
evening,
told
the
audience
that
any
transformation
of
the
Africans
was
due
to
the
Bible,
giving
sev
eral
interesting
and
astonish-l
ing
illustrations.
In
Africa,
i
Bibles
are
so
prized,
ihat
occas
ionally
a
black
market
is
dis-
'covered.
Approximately
12,-
?
000,000
copies
a
year
are
.
sold,
I
given
away,
or
traded
for
eggs,
chickens,
peacock
plumes.
In-.
'
crease
in
literacy
the
world
''
Z
Z
u
""'s,,ona7
vemeni
mini
naa
giuvwi
iu
u
tni.euuous
t,
;PrProns
-
has
created
i
de-
mand
for
reading
material
wnicn
must
De
supplied
by
Bi-,
bles
and
Phi-isiiai
:irprttirA
if
i
.
...
7
civilisation
was
to
De
savea.
Major
Yurgenwn
gave
hign
praise
to
the
great
band
of
col-
porteur
who
all
over
the
world
W
carrymg
the
Book
into
the
ir;;W!L?
fl"
m,SP'
S,
oi
aanger,
privations
and
m-
'
suits,
matching
their
wits
j
against
their
enemies
in
order
.
to
spread
the
news
of
Peace
and
Goodwill
tuwarc
men.
Judge
Fisher
expressed
on
be-'
half
of
the
Sor.iotv
.appreciation
to
the
Major
for
his
vivid
and
informative
aacress.
Representatives
of
the
churches
on
the
executive
of
the
So-ciety.
other
than
the
officers,
jare:
Presbyterian,
J.
E.
Davey;
Regular
Baptist,
Bert
Ewa'd;
I
Salvation
Army,
Mrs.
Timms;
j
i
United
United
Church,
Church,
Staff
Staff
-
-
Sat.
Sgt.
.Johnstone;
Pentecostal,
Mrs.
P.
Barber.
P.
H.
Linzey,
treasurer,
pre-,
sented
his
report,
stating
that
in
view
of
the
importance
of
the
work,
it
was
not
good
enough.
He
was
confident,
however,
that,
as
the
Society
grew,
the
gifts
would
increase.
!
ways
and
means
were
dis
:
cussed
for
increasing
the
amount
of
gifts.
It
was
with
a
feeling;
of
optimism
that
the
meeting
was
closed
with
the
singing
of
the
hymn,
"Go,
labor
on;
spend
and
be
spent."
Pete'
Lien
accompanied-
the
singing
at
the
piano.
I
OLD
CAT
j
MONTREAL
(P
The
nine'
lives
that
cats
are
supposed
to
possess
have
been
useful
to
a
'
Montreal
tabby
"Gamine"
is
20
years
old
which
may
mean,
she's
the
oldest
cat
in
the
city.'
lV7ff
aim
an-uujmMijiieiiu
ejiieniig
into
me
iounaing
oi
Prince
Rupert
their
continued
residence
hel)ed
build
community
development.
The
day
is
coming
when
this
city
will
rank
among
the
chief
ports
of
the
Pacific,
It
may
not
be
soon,
but
it
is
destiny.
To
have
been
there
at
the
beginning
and
worthily
played
a
part
can
give
to
any
life
a
feeling
of
satisfaction
and
good
repute.
Section
Foreman
at
Barrett
Lake
is
C
C
F
Candidate
j
Joseph
D.
Denicola,
Canadian'
National
Railways
awtion
'
lore-
man
at
Barrett
Lake,
34
miles
east
of
Smither.s,
has
been.
nominated
by
the
C.
C.
F.
to
contest
the
provincial
riding
of
Skeena
in
the
next
provincial
election.
The
nominations
took
place
at
Smithers
recently.
As
C.
C.F.
candidate
he
will
-eek
the
seat
In
tiie
legislature
now
held
by
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
of
Terrace,
provincial
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests.
Mr.
Denicoia
hai
been
an
employee
of
Canadian
National
Railways
for
many
years
and
Is
district
representative
of
the
Union
of
Maintenance
of
Way
Employees.
The
nominating
meeting
was
attended
by
delegates
from
Terrace,
Smithers
and
Hazel-ton.
HIRSUTE
REWARD
FORT
WILLIAM,
Out.
0-The
man
who
grows
the
best
Van
Dyke
beard
will
win
a
suit
of
clothes
in
the
beard-growing
contest
to
be
siis-wed
by
Fort
William's
winter
carnival.
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THE
U.E.F.B.
IX
THE
MANY
APPEALS
to
which
Prince
Ru-I
pert
peoile
are
called
upon
to
subscribe
and
with
another
festive
season
approaching-
our
happy
land,
we
consider
it
fitting
and
proper
to
draw
special
attention
to
the
presently
current
United
Emergency.
Fund
for
Britain,
which
commenced
this
week
and
continues
to
December
5.
The
purpose
is
very
simple.
Through
co-opera-
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V
auun
uciwctu
vaiiauian
anu
nniisn
governments,
extensive
Savings
have
been
made
OOSsible
thrniiP-h
v.
i
v4v
inn.
in
it
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tXll,
iiir
retAnn
ci
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tv
fan
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with
the
paying
of
taxes
and
the
n,iin
f
rhiMr-n
m
-1,.1
We
have
a
duty
to
be
interested
nd
that
interest
is
the
best
k;nd
of
6Upport
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NOTICE
13
HERtBY
GIVEN
that
on
the
27th
day
of
Nowiu-1
ber
next,
the
undrrsitrned
intends
to
apply
to
the
Llcpior
Control
Efiarii
tor
consent
to
transfer
ol
'
RtfT
Licence
No.
78il,
Issued
in
I
respect
ot
pr-nilhr
being
p:u-t
of
'
a
bulldliiK
known
rs
Ciildonla!
Hotel
.
situate
at
Front
Street,
Port
I
Esslngton.
BritUh
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
descritwd
as
Lots
2
and
!
3.
Block
1.
TownsiU
tA
Piirt
fcsslm;-)
ton.
Map
537.
Prlnco
Rupert
Land
,
H-tiItratlon
Dlxtiict.
la
the
Ptov-
luce
of
British
Columbia,
from
I
Alfred
Hanry
Perkins.
Licensee,
to'
Janet
Ros.
Brown,
of
Port
Easing-
i
ton,
British
Columbia,
the
transferee.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
this
27th
day
of
October.
1S14B.
I
JANET
ROS3
BROWN,
Applicant
and
Trannfrree
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If
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DnnmHuf'
enjoy
rine
rvaaio-rvecoru
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uie
uuik
nanuiing
ana
snipping
ot
tood
and
other
supplies
savings
will
result
from
free
ocean
transportation,
free
dockage
and
handling,
free
ware-housing
and
exemption
from
customs
and
excise
duties
and
from
insurance
charges.
All
moneys
saved
will
be
converted
into
more
food
and
supplies
for
the
United
Kingdom.
.
Making
dollars
buy
more
and
bringing
urgently
needed
relief
to
ration-weary
peoples
of
Britain
is
the
two-fold
objective
of
the
drive.
Besides
the
financial
co-operation
of
organizations
and
groups
the
Fund
welcomes
individual
contributions.
All
such
donations
will
be
used
for
bulk
purchases
in
Canada
of
food
and
other
supplies
and
shipped
in
bulk
to
U.E.F.B.
warehouses
in
the
United
Kingdom
for
general
distribution
to
peoples
who
are
not
presentlv.receiving
gift
parcels
from
Canada.
Happy
and
w'ell
supplied
Canadians
would
do
well
to
subscribe
generously.
to
be
liece
.
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1
1
tneiauon
snouia
Know
in
Order
to
take
their
places
ill
OUr
K'nn
of
SOCl-
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,
FL'
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our
suna
oi
society
,imor,wt
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cjU
knowledge,
the
place
of
the
nome
ln
efi.WJltiin
hae
down
and
the
V
place
f
niu
gone
in
-
hool
is
commits
to
the
his-
tory
of
the
community
and
the
j
nation.
Thus,
by
government,
'
and
the
public
at
large,
the
school
enjon
a
.avorerl
plat,'
and
the
teaching
profession
ha
greater
prestjge
than
hitherto.
Parents
ami
me
public
gener
ally
are
asked
to
take
a
growing
interest
in
the
whole
school
sys-
j
tern
so
that
it
pijv
refect
ther.i
and
not
simply
the
ideas
of
tht?
iJiuir.tttiHtai
cnncai-irp.
iiu
j'ar-i
ent
Teacher
Home
and
School
fnovment
represents
a
very
great
B'eai.cnauengc
challenge
to
to
the
tnc
people
people
o:
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,
Carada
to
exercise
their
support)
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WEST
'VANCOUVER'
THERE
IS
A
CITY
in
British
Columbia
bearing
I
the
name
Vancouver.
There
is
a
large
island
known
as
Vancouver
Island.
And
there
is
a
city
called
Vancouver
in
the
State
of
Washington.
This
has
been
causing
more
or
less
confusion
for
many
years
and
it
is
becoming
worse.
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
Victoria,
feeling
particularlv
aggravated,
may
possibly
move
to
have
the
island
renamed.
That
would
give
at
least
some
relief
There
i
but
little
misunderstanding
on
the
coat
ior
the
people
generally
are
familiar
with
the
situation.
But
thin
is
far
from
being
the
case
thousands
of
miles
away.
There
recently
appeared
in
a
Montreal
publication,
a
trade
article,
a
sub-head
describing
Victoria
as
the
"leading
city,
largest
seaport
and
commerce
centre
of
Vancouver
U
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"
One
can
understand
the
reaction
to
a
blunder
like
this
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