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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
Dt'-ci-mber
23,
1049
ijSanta
Claus
What
City
Council
Did
;still
Around
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I
Although
'twas
a
few
clays
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For
An
ir.ilcpprtlent
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LATIONS
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DAILY
NEWSPAPER
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fvr
Year.
8
00.
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Mall.
Per
Month,
60c:
Per
Year,
5
00
'"'
Christmas,
Santa
Claus
was
stiil
approved.
.
.
.
Trade
license
applications
around
and
at
the
Valhalla
were
approved
as
follows:
Mi-
rlmnl
Mz-.trraiff
fnr
-a
mpsspn
Lodge
hall
Wednesday
afternoon.
Reports
of
various
com-mittres
were
heard.
The
finance
committee
reported
the
sale
o
flots
11
and
12,
block
13,
section
2
to
Kooert
E.
Monta-dor
for
$800.
A
letter
received
by
the
servTce;
!
'le
Mm'A
ifts
nd
callli
(;er
Rupert
Freezing
Men's
SUITS-.'
wool
worsted.
A
Z
24
children.
The
fnr
cold
storaef
lockers
and
r.-tail
meats:
G.
D.
Ronson
for
I
Christmas
Tree
of
the
organic-
.
.
..
.
I
ifn
ti-MQ
ininu.nnfl
Vki
Xt.,
ri
t
Qom
perfect
f,ts"$-.
Men's
TOP
rrll
board
of
works
committee
from
.nstalling
ana
servicing
on
Dur-i
-
u
.
Bayfield
and
Archibald
was
ners
and
to
James
Patrick
Mc-
j
Insulandcr.
In
the
evening,
read.
The
correspondence
re-
Lean
for
the
operation
of
a
taxi
'
members
and
friends
gathered
"vcuium
Mr.
f
ton
at
the
hall
for
a
party
and
dancf
smartly
tailored
farded
the
proposed
engine
and
stand,
pump
and
council's
'account
for
...
Other
reports
from
the
!
.
,k
.
.
V-
3
.A
V
k.
Luisscz-Fuire
Dead
y
-
Self-satisfaction
and
willingness
to
chance
are
possibly
the
most
serious
brakes
on
the
wheels
of
progress
and
service.
-it
is
possibly
human
nature
to
rest
content
and
leaw
well
enouirh
alone
if
tilings
seem
to
be
Dargam
V
$30
was
approved.
utilities,
neaun,
ana
pioneer
s
i
.
.
Police
report
for
the
month
home
committees
were
consid
Men
s
DRESS
SHiK
Oia
select
v
vfore
than
ever
JJ
j;A
Kodok
Camera
is
the
er
November
was
received
and
ered
and
approved.
If
;
v
v
i
jj
Kj
'
"Wanted"
Gift
WRATHALL'S
V
y
'
"
urn
J
.
.
.
Men
s
TIES
fi
Qifts.
Latent
sl,n
from
Men's
SWEATERS
rvi
li
Irwirt-
ii
PHOTO
mriiv
Mlonir
smoothly.
Th.e
person
who
will
stir
j
dying
mother
fues
to
England
Guest
of
the
tx.a..
Mrs.
I"J
"'"'
1
....
I
T..I...
Tnrlnir
n(
HamillnH
fl.1
t
ripllt.
IS
SPPtl
With
UeT
UirC
CMl-
thuitrs
up,
iiitro
fiuce
new
ideas
or
uu
unj
unn
i.u
ui-
Kay
Reflects
...
.
.
.
and
RcminiscvH
"
JV-'
'I'I'l
btiltf,
(hen.
Mrs.
E.
II.
Molson,
her
sister,
and
Pilot
Sam
Jackson.
The
war
bride
is
being
flown
gratis
to
England
to
place"
her
children
with
her
family.
Suffering
from
an
incurable
disease,
she
is
not
expected
to
live
more
than
a
few
months.
styles
wools,
oil
s
from
1
'
TPOIKrnr
A
,.
tirjb
the
smooth
routine
becomes
unpopular.
I"
The
resentment
against
change
is
to
he
seen
in
llince
Rupert
as
well
as
other
places,
particularly
iimong
Ihe.
better
established
who
may
not
realize
that
hut
sez-f
aire
is
the
decay
that
eats
away
the
foundaiKint-
and
causes
the
structure
to
fall.
Decadence,
national,
cotnmuiiity
or
individual,
is
the
result
of
continued
inclination
to
follow
the
line
,
W0l
The
dawn
of
a
New
Year
will
that
has
now
ended.
The
pro-soon
be.
breaking
and
millions
cess
did
not
take
anywhere
1
are
to
hear
the
old,
old
salli-
:
near
as
long,
and
was
far
more
'
tation.
After
all
life
hinges
ptacefully
performed
than
was
oici,
an
wool
good
assortment
f
mm
the
commencement
of
the
Unl
ted
States
of
America.
Men's
oil
wnni
heovy
SHIRT-JAO
good
shades.
Rr,
hugely
on
what
you
make
it.
Plenty
of
persons
possessing
tiGvantages
are
miserable.
They
art
not.
nor
can
they
be
happy.
Yet
others,
in
one
sense
poor
indeed,
are
rich
in
the
MAYOR'S
REPLY
of
least
resistance,
unwillingness
to
Tollow
new
and
(war,
civilized
and
savage
bargain
rf
modern
trends,
adopt
new
ideas,
keep
pace
with
the
!
Editor,
Daily
News:
Editor,
Daily
News:
Men's
SOX
HI
.times
'
Sherman
said,
"War
is
hell!"
As
one
01
my
iast
official
act
things
of
the
spirit.
Their
state
'
"
.
;The
ancient
Germans
thought
as
Mayor
of
this
city
I
wish
to
or
mind
is
a
fortunate
clrcum-
;
W
e
call
and
!o
maKe
mistakes
it
we
take
Chances
jwar
was
neroiCj
'
even
heavenly
protest
the
very
untair
implica-
stance.
A
Happy
New
Year!
How
i
Or
epei
iment
inodernistically.
hoW'ever.
We
cannot
'and
divine.
tions
contained
in
your
editorial
about
counting
your
blessings.
It
looks
like
the
closing
down
ji
Skeena
Highway
for
the
next
f
w
months
because
of
snow-alls.
Opinions
differ
as
to
the
visdom
of
this,
but
its
a
fact
hat
In
older
and
more
populous
iarts
of
British
Columbia
hlgh-.ay
traffic
has
been
cancelled
or
awhile,
for
the
same
reason,
o,
one
can
put
that
in
his
cal-lrash
and
smoke
it.
selection,
new
de-good
quality,
from
Boys'
SHIRTS
-
shades,
from
....
i
The
chances
are
you
will
find
a
;
Will
and
keep
Up
to-date
without
some
of
the
specula-
filsl
reaction
to
this
con-
entiu-d
On
Being
Kicked
Out,
;,-,,.;
a
u
,
,
,i
;
wi
.
i
trast
is
instantaneous
and
emo-
and
would
ask
that
you
give
thU
;tie
spirit.
As
has
often
been
said,
there
is
no
stand-:Uonal:
the
we.
think
Sherman
and
i,Uer
equal
publicity,
to
enc
lllg
Still.
We
must
sustain
our
effort
to
keep
advane-
the
rest
of
modern
Christian
that
the
public
may
know
the
Boys'
SWEATERS-1
VANCOrVF.lt
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Sunday.
9
p.m..
Cumosun
Ttiesfmy,
1:30
p.m.,
Coquii
lam
A
ICE
ARM,
STEWART
ANIl
PORT
S'MPSON
Sunuay,
11
p.m.
FOR
SOI
Til
tll
EEN
CHARI.OTTK
ISLAMtS
ss.
Cumosun
I
c
30
10
p
in
FOR
NOKTi:
qi
EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun
Jan.
6
and
20
FRANK
J.
SK1NMJ
Prince
Rupert
Ager.i
Third
Avenue
io.ic
:
n
It's
not
all
beer
and
skittles.
Six
hundred
homeless
men
an
mi!'.
lr.
.-rant
st:
is
to
la
back
hv
heino-
overtaken
warriors
toe
at
least
nan
civil-
iulu.
in
me
Lase.
Tins
incident
occurred,
not
at
l"'vk"
ku
t""""
'
'
!ized
.whereas
we
think
the
.
an
assortment
irom
Boys'
SUllir-mg,
dine
c.oth,
dou
breasted
smartly
t.
ed,
bargain
for
$i
Boys'
PANTS,
c,
worsted,
all
wool
tv,
day
dinner
at
a
Vancouver
city
mission
on
December
30.
There
is
never
a
picture
without
the
ether
side.
cient
Germans
must
have
been
a
regular
meeting
of
the
Council,
ferocious
savages.
But
instan-
but
ata
special
meeting
during
tuncous
appraisals
are
often
which
the
Council
sat
as
a
Boatx
faull.v
.and
a
innri-
rnreful
stuflv
of
Appeal
under
the
Motor
V-
There'
has
never
been
a
bank
robbery
or
an
attempt
to
plunder
a
bank
in
Prince
Rupert
so
far
as
anyone
knows.
This
city,
many
people
feel,
would
be
a
most
difficult
place
in
which
to
commit
such
a
crime
and
not
be
speedily
caught.
It
would
be
a
hard
town
to
hide
in
and
would
involve
plenty
of
peculiar
problems
in
trying
to
escape
from.
smartly
tailored
IIERVKY
ALLEN
QERVKY
'ALLKN,
author
of
"Anthony
Adverse"
I
I
died
this
w?ok
in
Florida.
His
novel
was,
to
the
I
first
Great
War,
something
similar
to
"Forever
Am-",
her"
in
the
hitter's
relationniip
to
the
second.
Each
'
i.
lascivious.
Had
there
been
no
wars,
it
is
not
at
all
from
t
inay
at
least
raiso
doubu
about
hide
Act,
Neither
the
public
nor
,
There
ls
aways
a
touch
of
snap
judgments.
-
the
press
were
excluded
during
'
usually
can
pass
for
wln.
One
historical
fact
is
that
the
hearing
of
the
evidence
at
tin
ter
at
prince
Rupert
around
there
have
been
many
kinds
of
conclusion
of
whifh
the
litigant:
tj,e
hoiiQay
season.
How
it's
re-war.
Thpre
is
a
cold
war,
a
warm
the
public
and
the
press
were
ce;Ved
depends
a
great
deal
on
war,
and
a
hot
war.
There
have
asked
to
leave
while
the
verdict
how
one
is
feeling.
Generally
Boys'
and
Girls'
STcl
NGS
ond
SOCKS
from
when
one
shakes
Unreasonable
to
think
"AnthonvAdverse"
and
"For-
been
wars
of
extermination,
wars
wus
determined.
This
Is
stamtaic
-peaking,
F
E
F
O
N
E
of
religion,
dynastic
wars,
wars
pioctdure
in
any
British
court-,
hands
hard
enough
to
make
you
of
piracy
and
robbery.
So
far
as
Even
the
Judge
is
excluded
while
".
mce,
it's
not
so
bad.
;
ever
Amber"
would
never
have
been
written.
Each
.1
i
1
t
1
1
1
f
.
i
.
L
,1
natl
tO
have
a
general
naCKCrOUna
OI
Stllie
ana
I
t
have
have
learned
learned
no
no
nation
nation
has
has
lone-
long
the
the
jury
iiu-v
deliberates,
deliberates,
so
so
is
is
the
Stress
on
a
colossal
Scale,
perverted
morals
and
an
ac-
been
free
from
lethal
conflict
of
Coroner
under
similar
chcum-
F'-'iW";
i
ceptance
of
a
way
of
life
and
ethics
that
frankly
de-
i
fid
criacisni
aod
laughed
at
virtue.
;
Small
wonder
that
these
stories,
born
in
the
heat
CABS
York
I
Intel,
3rd
Ave.
some
soil
between
man
and
man.
stances,
ana
it
is
oovious
mai
uit
Nations
have
outlawed
war
but
deliberations
of
Appeal
Court
without
much
effect,
either
in
Judges
are
not
open
to
anybody
domestic,
or
in
external
affairs:
Iorjody
is
a
;rttcr
believer
in
we
still
have
riots,
lynchings,
the
freedom
of
tue
press
than
I
tt
;
Stand:
"The
twentieth
c
e
n
t
u
r'y
mxth
Laurier
in
a
moment
of
glowing
ardour
"belongs
to
Canada".
Wilfrid
himself
has
g,one
and
within
the
next
few
days
the
same
will
be
said
of
the
first
half
of
the
hundred
years.
We'll
talk
it
over
once
more
next
Christmas
season
and
take
another
look
around.
t-
in
thi
.On!:v
'
of
;a
war
-
crazed
world,
and
presenting
emotions
:
ad
passio"nsha)'monizing
more
or
less
with
the
murder
and
armed
robbery
to
fill
am,
and
I
also
acknowledge
Us
the
intervals
of
international
paw.
Power
in
any
form
In'i-
BROADWAY
CAF;
time
S,
etljoved
vast
SUCCeSS.
The
fundamentals
of
peace."
Even
the
Christian
ethic
po.es
duties
and
the
power
exer-
SNOW
RUNNERS
$6.50
Can
b
Raised
or
Lowered
Instantly
by
Foot
Action
Tkt
Pexltii
c4cHoiy
lot
Carriages
in
ikt
Snow
'
human
.and
were
drawn
with
a
ruthlessness,
drama
"nizes
enemies
while
it
bids
cised
by
the
press
imposes
the
,
,
,
.
UE
lorgive
them
and
love
them,
duly
ol
accurately
reporting
tc
ii
i
i
.and
truth,
that
compelled
attention
everywhere.
NowI
think
that
since
the
,.lfl
1JUbli
aU
news
,vhich
is
in
Uie
'utr-ient
Teutonic
culture,
no
public
interest
and
regular
meit-
i
.
i
other
culture,
past
or
present,
ings
of
the
City
Council
must
Fifty-two
Canadian
curlers
will
tour
Scotland
early
in
January,
repaying
the
visit
to
Can-
j
aca
last
year
by
the
Royal
Caledonian
Curling
Club.
Christ-;
mas,
and
a
that,
isn't
entire-!
has
achieved
a
more
perfect
com-
surely
fall
into
that
category.
Af.
AFTER
STALIN
WHAT?
promise
between
the
human
duty
a
result
of
this
supposed
sliyht
the
the
newspaper
mar
charged
Wrth
'y
over
for
some
folks.
!
to
protect
the
weak,
and
WLJfi
Finest
Cookir
jr
"mm
n.
iv-Ll
Hours
7
a
tn.
U
1
IT
Christian
ideal
to
love
the
en-
this
duty
lelt
the
fecial
mcctliife
HE
COMPLETE
ABASEMENT
of
the
great
emv.
That
culture
is
now
hid-
and
failed
tc
repT
t
the
happen-
The
.United
States
of
Indo-
j
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200
;
Russian
nation
to
one
man,in
the
p
e
r,S
0
n
of
Stalin,
den
from
us
by
the
dark
shadows
ings
of
the
regular
meeting
which
!
l'fsia
has
come
oflcially
into;
.
.
.
.
!
Cl-lctOMf.a
c-lnA
lrtr.
Tl
wn
9J
;
is
trai'ic.
It
is
at
moments
ludicrous.
But
it
IS
of
the
past
rendered
darker
by
I
can
assure
him
included
manj
"
1
nnf
"
prt
tL
Vn
,
.
.
.
,
,
.
i-
,ir
the
efforts
of
hostile
chroniclers,
matters
which
were
of
interest
!
-l,lcn
controlled
the
East
In-
.
certainly
important.
It
is
important
to
realize
that
jdies
for
three
centuries,
and
But
faint
recedlng
rays
sllll
t0
tne
public
Values
for
You
-
ANNOYING
MISERIES
OF-
m4
Lunch
Kits
9
Pyrex
Ware
6
IT
i
tlie
Lommunism
Ot
1H4VI
IS
not
Lommunism
at
ail
reach
the
searching
eye
and
half
There
are
very
few
occasions
:
ill
any
real
Sens.?
of
the
word.
It
is
something
which
doubted
whisperings
echo
faint-
when
it
is
necessary
for
Uie
Cit;
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it
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v,;v.
ly-
Offa,
the
Angle,
won
a
king-
Council
to
go
into
closed
sessKjr
,
their
Lenin
all
would
nave
drawn
from
Marx
and
gf
j
dom
and
the
faUh
ioyaUy
me
ig4g
dU
noi;
.
scorn
for
a
thing
SO
false
and
SO
evil.
It
IS
a
system
a
riv;,i
nation
by
the
hazard
of
believe
do
so
on
any
single
occas-
j
!
of
complete
grovelling
servility
to
the
will
and
his
lite,
and
his
alone,
against
Ion
until
this
last
.meeting.
How-
l
God-Emperor
Teutonic
trial
by
com-
ever,
in
ce.laln
cases
when
tht,
j
Whims
of
a
semi-divine
Emperor,
a
1
bat,
the
sacred
gamble
of
a
life
character,
record
or
circum-
KUrrOlinded
by
his
pretorian
guards.
to
save
many
lives
,1s
now
the
stances
of
a
private
citizen
must
;
1
What,
one
keeps
On
wondering,
will
happen
bu,t
an(1
target
ror
Jests
of
be
discussed
as
in
social
welfare
;
when
tbp
all.wkp
all.rtnwprfnl
r.nrl.F.mnp.-nv
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meaner
mpn;
but
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we
could
cases,
or
those
offending
against
j
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Yes,
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seconds
alter
you
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you
can
led
Va-tro-nol's
8!ecialik!C(l
medication
working
to
bring
you
effective
relict
irom
the
misery
of
a
stulled-up,
cold-clopiied
nose.
Va-tro-nol
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
II
i
peer
through
the
inky
myths
of
the
law
,the
privacy
of
such
peo-
j
quickly
spreads
throughout
nasal
passages
Vvl
.
clerical
chroniclers
and
monas-
pie
must
be
observed.
j
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
LaSette
re-
Mrs.
H.
Long,
who
has
been
tic
baUad.mongm,
we
might
Put
the
cap
on
your
own
heaa.
turned
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
spending
Christmas
here
with
learn
and
exult
that
Mercian
and
Mr.
Editor.
If
you
or
any
mem-
m
today's
plane
after
spendin?
!-tr
parPnts,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Geo
West
Saxon
met
and
washed
ber
of
your
family
became
dio-
to
noothe
irritation.
It
helps
shrink
swollen
membranes
and
clears
away
congestion.
Get
a
bottle
today.
Keep
it
handy
.
.
.
use
it
a
needed!
away
their
hates
in
the
volun
tressed,
or
in
conflict
with
the
H0
y
;
tary
blood
of
two
brave
champ-
law
so
that
help
or
consideration
Christ
mas.
in
the
city
with
Mr.
iTizeUi
sailcd
last
night
by
the
ftnd
Mrs.
John
Llnney.
Summit
Prince
George
on
her
return
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Apartments.
Vancouver.
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ill
itm.
BAKED
FRESH
DAILY
Delectable
Party
Pastries
and
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That
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ions
on
Ellandune,
and
we
might
from
the
City
Council
was
learn
that
Brunanburgh
was
a
ed,
you
would
not
wish
to
have
a
field
of
honour
whence
Welsh
press
man
sit
in
on
the
hearing
and
Scots,
Danes
and
English,
of
all
the
distressing
details,
parted
in
manly
brotherhood.
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May
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opportunity
of
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even
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in
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If
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Due
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report,
the
name
of
Henry
Dixon,
groomsman,
was
inadvertantly
omitted
from
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account
yesterday
of
the
wedding
of
Miss
Esther
Meier
and
Leonard
Dixon.
THE
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TENTH
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PROVIDES
ARMY
UNIT-Three
army
units
piave
been
established
in
Newfoithdland,
authorities
have
an'
nounced.
The
lfifith
(Newfoundland!
Field
Artillery
Regiment
which
fought
with
the
1st
British
Army
in
North
Africa
and
later
:
Vtltl;
tha
8th
British
army
in
Italy
is
one
of
the
units
to
join
Can-:
j
adn
s
reserve
forces.
In
this
photo
a
gun
crew
of
the
regiment
is
.
shown
in
action
in
Italy
where
they
fought,
alongside
members
of
the
1st
and
5th
Canadian
divisions.
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