Piinrc
Rupert
Call?
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Wf-i'it-.-Mtfiy,
December
15,
1948
SEVENTEEN
CANDIDATES
AIR
VIEWS'
AT
JAYCEE
PRE-ELECTION
RALLY
'scholastic-ally
aud
physically."
i
Ahieinmnic
Candidates:
Ocuige
Aiidcijtiii
I
feel
that
,
the
telephone
system
should
be
retained
for
the
people;
Roo.se-
t
'
1
ask
industries
to
come
lore,
thus
creating
employment"..
August
Wallin
"I
like
this
city
and
want
to
do
someihmt?
Eleven
aldermanic
and
six
school
board
candidates
!!eU
and
cthpr
parks
shoult!
10
AVOID
OIUECTIOX
and
FRUSTRATION
To
Continuation
of
ISoard
of
Works
Program
V0TE
ROBERT
MCKAY
who
will
p
before
the
electorate
at
the
polls
tomor-
j
I
ST
laborate
with
the
fishermen
for
row
iacea
an
aucnence
01
more
man
zuu
persons
in
tne
Civic
Centre
last
night
and
outlined
their
civic
atti
the
construction
of
a
break-
!
LETTERBOX
CASEY
CORRECTED
Editor,
Daily
New?:
As
vice-president
tu
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Laour
Council
and
Provincial
Council
Member
of
the
CCF
for
this
district,
I
wish
to
emphatically
refute
as
untrue
the
statement
made
by
Alderman
Casey
Monday
eve
ning
that
any
pressure
group
applied
any
third
degree
methods
to
force
George
Hills
to
sign
any
candidate's
nomination
papers
to
oppose
him
in
this
Civic
Election.
Thanking
you,
Mr.
Editor,
J.
S.
Black.
tudes
at
an
election
rally
sponsored
by
the
Junior
water
at
the
Fairview
Bay
floats
tion
for
party
politics.
Polities'
has
been
introduced
by
others,
not
by
us.
I
am
a
Labor,
not
a
CCF.
candidate.
I
am
going
to
vote
for
the
$550,000
telephone
Dylaw
tj.
the
plebWvtc."
George
Douglas
Frel!--"We
must
keep
our
own
utilities
and
develop
them.
We
navr;
already
sold
one
of
our
bir'.r.-.Ihts
and
cannot
afford
to
part
with
others.
We
have
not
taker,
advantage
of
our
opportunities.
If
we
have
good
utilities,
we
can
Chamber
of
Commerce
,
and
the
completion
of
a
road
j
to
the
floats;
Council
should
lay
for
it.
I
have
considerable
construction
ability
and
experience.
I
want
to
help
the
town
grow."
Harold
S,
Whalen
"I
would"
encourage
new
industries,
and
give
whole-hearted
support
tcj
a
program
to
encourage-
more
fishermen
to
make
Prince
Rupert
their
home.
Prh.ce
Rupert
is
on
the
verge
of
lavc
ixpaa-Continued
on
f-a-se.
Bi
For
a
City
Council
Because
of
the
time
element
the
addresses
were
held
to
a
five-minute
limit
and
the
candidates
had
little
time
to
"warm
up."
There
was
little
conflict
of
personalities
although
Alderman
George
Casey
and
Alderman
Robert
McKay
did
clash
briefly
on
the
record
of
the
board
of
works.
With
the
exception
of
Alder-
Free
From
Political
Control
down
a
long-term
policy
for
permanent
improvement
of
streets,
sewers
and
other
utilities.
James
N.
Forman
"The
city
needs
long-term
planning
for
all
its
facilities;
a
good
sewer
system
does
not
pay
cash
dividends
but
it
pays
back
in
good
health
and
low
healtl
service
costs;
if
nothing
is
done
with
the
telephone
system
it
wil!
deteriorate
to
such
an
extent
that
the
city
will
have
nothing
left
but
a
franchise
to
offer
some
outside
company."
George
E.
Hills
"There
is
no
place
in
this
town
administra-
man
Casey,
there
was
no
opposition
to
the
telephone
plebiscite.
Indeed,
all
other
alder-manic
candidates
labor,
nonpartisan
and
Independent
alike
expressed
some
degree
of
approval
of
the
plan
to
rebuild
the
telephone
system.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
President
Stuart
Furk,
who
was
chairman
of
the
meeting,
hfd
little
difficulty
holding
the
speakers
to
their
allotted
time.
School
Board
candidates
spoke
first,
followed
by
the
aider-manic
aspirants.
School
Board
candidates
who
Dally
Hews
classified
Ads
get
Quick
Results!
VOTE
m&2
lorPaitisan
spoke
were
Peter
P.
Forman.
I
XmasGift!
MARK
YOUR
BALLOTS
THUS:
FOR
CITY
COUNCIL
2-Year
Term
Vote
for
4
Only
A
Beautiful
Assortment
of
Pen
and
Pencil
Sets
ranging
from
$5.95
up
WALLETS
by
TILLEY
$4.73
Bridge
and
Cribbage
pets
in
Leather
Cases
Zipper
Brief
Cases
Zipper
Writing
Cases
GIFT
STATIONERY
Christmas
Cards,
Tags
and
Seals
Fancy
Wrappings
Mrs.
Edith
A.
Black,
A.
Bruce
Brown,
Mrs.
Dorothy
A.
Beekei,
Hugh
MacDonald
and
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
.
;
Aldermanic
speakers
were
George
Anderson,
James
N.
Forman.
George
E.
Hills,
George
;
Douglas
Frizzell,
August
Wallht,
Harold
S.
Whalen,
H.
M.
Dag-
:
gett,
Elmer
D
(Alt
Manson,.
Wilfrid
J.
McLean,
Alderman
George
Casey,
Henry
N.
Powell
am!
Alderman
Robert
McKay.
In
answer
to
a
question
from
'
the
floor
at
the
end
of
thej
meeting,
Alderman
T.
B.
Black,
j
who
is
not
a
candidate,
outlined
I
the
financing
plan
behind
the
j
telephone
rehabilitation
pro-
j
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
CLOTHES
AND
SHOES
AT
GREAT
SAVING
PRICES
MEN'S
DRfcSS
SHIRTS
S2.35
to
$4.00
MEN'S
SPORT
SHIRTS
$4.75
to
$5.73
MEN'S
SILK
TIES
50c
to
$1.95
MEN'S
SCARVES
Paisley's,
etc.
$1.50
MEN'S
SOX
for
Dress
43c
to
$1.25
MEN
S
DRESS
GLOVES
$2.45
to
$4.00
MEN'S
HAXKERCHIEFS
20c
to
50c
MEN'S
BELTS
and
BRACES
95c
to
$1.75
MEN'S
WORSTED
SLITS
Perfect
Fit
and
Good
Make
$37.50
Dibli
Printing
Co.
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The
CONSOLETTE
James
n.
Forman
X
Highlights
of
4:he
addresses:
School
Board
Peter
P.
Forman
"I
am
running
for
School
Board
because
By
FLEETWOOD
LOOK
AT
THESE
FORMAN,
JnesNeHson
X
FRIZZELL,
c's
l)s
X
HfLEANr
Alfred
Joseph
X
WHALEN,
."ids.
Y
1-Year
Term
Vote
for
1
Only
MAY,
iwt
'
.
X
.
'iwjijjj
-
ri
"iffriMimmni(1in
FOR
SCHOOL
BOARD
Vote
for
3
Only
BECKER.
Dorothy
Louise
I
Y
BROWN,
Arthur
Hruc
URGE
Kit-hard
Ceddes-
Y
I
think
it
would
be
a
backward
I
step
for
the
city
if
any
candi-
j
date
went
in
by
acclamation.'
j
Mrs.
Edith
A.
Black
"There
j
should
be
closer
contact
between
!
school
staffs
and
the
Board.
1
feel
the
Indian
Department
should
be
approached
toward
accepting
a
portion
of
the
cx
Independent
Candidate
for
Alderman
'
FOR
A
COMPLETE
LONG
TERM
PLANNRD
PROGRAM
'
.'
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'
MEN'S
TOPCOATS
$22.00
MENS
PANTS
For
Dress
and
Smi-Dress
$4.50
to
$9.50
MEN'S
GABARDINE
COATS
Tailor-Made,
All-Wool
Regular
$45
NOW
$30.00
;
MEN'S
HATS
t
New
Styles
and
Shades
$3.00
to
Sfi.45
i
MEN'S
DRESS
SHOES
FEATURES
New
Shock-Proof
Pick-up.
fa
New
12
-
Record
Changer.
Scratchless
Record
reproduction.
English
Celes-tion
Speakers.
Powerful
Super-Het
Radio.
jf.
Beautifully
Finished
cabinet
in
walnut
or
mahogany.
LOOK
at
this
Price!!
$159.95
in
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33
2
penses
of
city
schools."
(
Hugh
A.
MacDonald
"No
portions
should
be
filled
by
accla
-nKuion.
As
a
young
man?
I
a.-rr
as
interested
as
older
reople
in
civic
affairs."
A.
Bruce
Brown
"I
offer
my
Two
Year
Term
self
again
simply
because
I
am
interested
in
seeing
that
the
J
HP
BARGAINS
IN
RECONDITIONED
RADIOS
I
It
r
i
:
,
i
GEORGE
D.
ANDERSON
UNION
SECRETARY-
X
pupils
have
available
the
best
I
lacilities
for
education.
I
nave
j
been
chairman
of
the
Board's
building
committee
at
a
time
j
when
the
Board
haa
instituted
:
building
plans
which
are-
now
with
the
architects.
The
pres-'
r
y
Solid
Leather.
-Good
Fitting
Black
and
Brown
$.()
to
$10.00
BOYS'
SPORT
SHIRTS
Assorted
Shades
$1.45
to
$1.75
BOYS'
HELMETS
Lined
95c
to
$1.25
BOYS'
GOLF
HOSE
Pure
Wool
90c
to
$1.15
BOYS'
BELTS
and
BRACES
50c
to
85c
BOYS'
AI.L-WOOL
SPORT
JACKETS
Plaids
$5.95
SILK
DRESSING
GOWNS
Shantung.
Hand-embroidered
Made
in
China
Reg.
$22.00
NOW
$8.95
5-PIECE
LUNCHEON
SETS
Beautiful
Designs
GEORGE
E.
RCA
7
tube
Mantel,
5
bands,
4
short
wave
spread
bands,
$55.00
Marconi
5
tube
Mantel,
short
and
long
S40.00
RCA
5
tube
Mantel,
ivory
plastic
cabinet
$27.50
Westing
house
5
tube
Mantel
$14.50
NOBLE
&
WICK
MANAGER
X
or
TRANSPORTATION
PHONE
311
HILLS
ent
Board
is
in
a
better
position
to
do
what
remains
than
are
newcomers."
201
THIRD
AVF.NTE
WEST
PHONE
100
X
Al'Gl'ST
WALLIN
CARPENTER
Fax
D
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Jiff
AAA
111
A
lBltlf
One
Year
Term
For
an
Economical
Civic
Administration
SUPPORT
H.
M.
Daggett
Mrs,
Dorothy
L.
Becker
i;
seek
re-election
because
I
want'
to'
see
the
building
program
carried
through,
because
I
have
a
life-long
interest
in
education
and
because
I
think
that
a
mixed
Board
is
better
than
on?
composed
of
all
lr.ci;
cr
all
women."
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
"it
seems
proper
to
complete
what
we
have
started.
It
would
be
falling
down
on
the
job
if
a;y
f
f
us
failed
to
run
again
and
complete
that
job.
In
the
past
three
or
four
years,
our
schools
have
improved
immeasurably,
both
CARPENTER
;
HENRY
N.
POWELL
X
INDEPENDENT
CANDIDATE
for
ALDERMAN
(294)
School
Board
Reg.
$4.50
NOW
$2.23
LADIES
HANDKERCHIEFS
Embroidered
and
Lace
Edges
35c
to
95c
LADIES'
HOSE
55c
to
$1.05
KNITTING
WOOL
Skeins
and
Balls.
Best
Quality
3
and
4-PIy
Big
Variety
30c
and
4-oz.
60c
BOYS'
PANTS
Tweeds
and
Worsteds
I
Big
Assortment.
Prices
i
$2.75
to
$4.75
;
BOYS'
SWEATERS
All-Wool
;
Assorted
Prices
!
$1.30
to
$3.75
Administration
Marl:
Your
Ballot
vjeorge
Douslas
(Doug)
X
FRIZZELL
Jt
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HAROLD
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VOTE
FOR
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PRACTICAL
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SUPPORT
Wilfred
McLean
flSDEPENDENl
CANDIDATE
For
Alderman
.
Mitchell
Currie
LIMITED
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BUILDERS
CONTRACTORS
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