BI
VICARAGE
FOR
LONDON
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t.
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USHERS
IN
AND
THAT
FIRE
DAMACS
n:t
Uuprrt
Daily
rtrtos
Monday.
January
3.
1910
as
speaker,
was
well
attt--pri
Clear,
cold
weather
k
lri(.
!
month-old
snow
blanket
f,.lim
bPcomiiiR
dangerously
slin.ry
and
no
major
mishaps
werve
poitrd.
Major
social
events
inrlu1(j
i
ANOTHER
YEAR
LIGHT
IN
1948
St.
Saviour's
Church
southeast
London,
i,
bought
by
the
hmi
tlon
For
the
Blind.:
and
training
centre"
persons.
Prince
Ruucrt's
fire
loss
last
An
Independent
daii?
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
nd
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
AuUiuriKc!
w
boeond
Class
Mail.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
everr
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prim
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
"O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDFI
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Devotie-itfil
and
Social
Activities
Mark
1!M9
Cummeyoement
Prince
Rupert
frolicked
Into
parties
by
the
Gyro
Club.
A.0
Club,
11M.C.S,
Chatham
of
TUi,
and
the
Moose
Louise.
Despite
the
conviviality
of
tl
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
the
New
Year
over
inc.-
w-
.
Z?
OWy
Carrier.
Per
Wm.
JOc:
Per
Month.
75c:
Per
Year,
1800.
tt
end
aided
by
the
weatherman
(Sis
season,
there
were
few
arrest
by
the
city
police.
""--
By
Mail,
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Your.
5
OC
year
was
about
$12,000
resulting
from
104
fire
calls
in
the
12-nionth
period,
a
drop
of
about
$50,000
under
1947,
according
to
the
records
of
Fire
Chief
H.
T.
Lock.
Estimates
on
fire
losses
during
the
year
total
$11,500,
as
compared
with
$62,000
in
1947.
One
fire,
which
badly
damaged
who
provided
clear,
crisp
weath
er
during
the
two-day
holiday.
TOO
HOT
FOR
MINK
COAT
DURBAN,
it
-
A
buyer
cannot
he
found
for
a
$7,000
Canadian
aw
a:
thrifty
new
year
FOLKS,
with
an
eye
to
economy,
choose
SOME
the
endinfr
of
a
vear
as
a
tjood
time
to
think
The
New
Year
was
ushered
in
j
by
the
city's
Twentieth
Century
i
'49'ers
in
traditional
gaiety
with
dancing
and
parties
which
reached
their
climax
as
the
the
Three
Sisters
Cafe
last
for
mink
coat.
It
was
offered
I
LOWEST
Utiu
1
with-
nt
miction,
but
was
hands
of
the
clock
scissored
i
drawn
because
ine
iut""'
March,
caused
the
bulk
of
the
1948
loss,
totalling
more
than
$10,000.
Last
year
there
were
104
fire
calls
as
compared
with
109
In
1947.
away
the
final
second
of
the
oiu
year
at
midnight.
couldn
t
even
get
a
M
,t"un
of
100.
An
Indian
summed
it
up
Coat,
for
cold,
price
too
hot."
Auld
Lang
Syne"
was
sung
lustily
as
hands
joined
at
scores
(
HKUK
S
THE
FAMOUS
ADVERTISING
HELP
Approximately
94
per
cent
of
the
families
in
the
United
States
are
reached
by
of
gatherings
and
'
nit
foottn
r
vMls
became
the
order
of
the
early
morning.
A
devotional
wachnltiht
ser-,
vice
was
lield
at
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
under
interde
COUMAN
OIL
HEATE
'Biffin
I
"Gee,
I
like
this
car.
It
practically
steers
itself."
nominational
auspices.
The
service,
conducted
by
Senior
Major
Warrander
of
this
Salvatlow
Army,
with
Rev.
Gooige
E.
8t'U-
dell
o(
First
Presbyterian
Church
That
Civos
Yi
Direct
Rariant
ana
Circulatug
Wan
.
.
.
Jioth
at
th
San
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
anc
Reflections
over
expenses,
the
question
of
living;
standards
and
hov
to
save
a
few
dollars
without
exerting
too
great
a
strain
on
the
general
domestic
set-up.
The
keeping
of
a
budget
has
been
tried
and,
if
it
iloes
nothing
more
than
discipline
one
in
prudent
Expenditure,
it
serves
a
purpose.
Hudge
keeping
Jan
fail,
when
it
is
the
fault
of
the
individual.
Incomes
may
be
regarded
as
reasonably
substantial
jet
no
one
ever
appears
to
have
any
cash.
The
cry,
Everywhere
today,
is
for
more
money
and
while
fhat
appeal,
often
enough,
is
justified
there
are
also
examples
of
where
it
is
not.
Z
Nothing
is
more
common
that
careWss,
thoughtless
spending
which
is
only
another
way
of
saying
$
person
has
not
yet
learned
the
value
of
dollars
and
the
practice
of
thrift.
Anl
one
can
become
a
little
better
act
tuainted.
with
each,
without
being
thought
&
tighwad.'
,.
-'..;
UPHOLDERS
OF
JUSTICE
the
past
few
weeks
two
judges
in
separate
WITHIN
sections
of
Ontario
have
dealt
sternly
with
persons
who
have
failed
to
appear
when
called
for
jury
duty.
That
is
a
proper
course
when
dealing
with
those
who
evade
their
highest
civic
duty.
The
first
reaction
of
most
men
called
in
a
jury
panel
is
the
wish
to
avoid
the
obligation.
The
lost
,,
time
suddenly
seems
a
serious
encroachment
on
their
private
interests,
the
restricted
hours
an
in-
f
ringement
of
their
rightful
comfort.
But
mose
men
"
do
nothing
about
it.
At
the
back
of
their
minds
is
a
half-forgotten
recognition
of
the
importance
of
the
task,
the
sense
that
justice
cannot
be
assured
bv
necessary
to
go
away
in
order
to
learn
the
news
at
home.
Friday,
a
Massachusetts
despatch
reported
a
seismic
disturbance
in
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
but
liH-ni
niitluirities
had
no
infor
rCT33Lj
N
ow
See
thein
AT
mation
on
the
subject.
In
fact,
AUiiriiU
Strvrt
vnu-hei-p
hurl
anvbodv
heard
of
it.
-For
that
matter,
perhaps!
Today,
to
the
average
individual,
may
seem
like
getting
back
to
work.
But
from
the
viewpoint
of
a
post'
office
staff,
today
pei'.iaps;
feels
like
the
start
of
a
holiday.
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSION
I
"
H
I
n
1;
I
r-
f
l
'
J
j
J
y
i'
I
Massachusetts
had
never
before
.
heard
of
the
Queen
Charlottes!
j
Clarence
Wooster
who
tied
the
knot,
remarked
that
matrimony
had
been
invented
before
the
discovery
of
Alaska,
and
was
not
to
be
entered
into
lightly
or
unadvisedly,
but
soberly,
and
remembering
it
was
a
fight
to
the
finish.
Matrimony
was
honorable
among
all
men
and
some
women.
"No
matter
what
happens,"
concluded
Mr.
Wooster.
!
-don't
blame
me."
MARGARET
Ppeaking
of
good
resolutions,
!
optometr;
PRINCE
RUPERT
ROTTLE
COLLECTOR
AND
MESSENGER
Beer,
Soda,
Perfex
and
Oinger
Ale
Bottles
PHONE
RED
751
;-ssachusHU
is
lar
enougn
away
to
confuse
the
Aleutians
with
the
Piibiioffs-or
even
Jviien
with
Watson.
Anyway,
.e
thousands
of
islands.
What's
a
few,
more
or
less!
Getting
Peal?
room
in,
STOStE
PHOKE
what's
the
matter
with
taking
'
a
rock-ribbed
vow
to
be
on
j
tmie,
throughout
the
ooming-i
year.
It's
a
dismal
fact
that
a
lot
of
our'
friends
and
neighbors
are
indifferent,
where
promptness
is
concerned.
Tq
show
up,
,
anywhere
from
ten
to
twenty
minutes
late
may
be
of
little
consequence
to
you,
but
it
can
be
more"
inconvenient
than
you
I
imagine,
to
the
other
fellow.
III
.1
IF
7
r
t
V
1
(
'
PO
Bll
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
AND
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
Cuotom-built
ChcsUrficld
Suites
and
Occasional
Chairs
Spring-fillPd
Mattresses
Repaired
iiJ
3
HKLrX
Social
security,
says
Prime1
Minister
St.
Laurent
is
like
in-
j
dividual
insurance.
We
all
know
if
we
want
life
insurance
we
have
to
pay
premiums.
True,
indeed
and
worth
keeping
in
mind
through
this
new
year
and
the
pext.
The
more
clearly
it
is
understood,
the
more
meaningless
and
nonsensical
the
idea
that
a
government
has
some
secret
I
fund
or
account
un
w
li
i
c
li
cheques
can
be
hastened
by
"soaking
the
rich."
Ihiiusuml"
nuw
kium
llifrc
l
no
him-
lor
If
11
ine
lrlnr
kill
llw
'.
of
liiiiiH
.4u
uiiuulug
ruUiunlr
lirtuinx
itvtUf
ha
tf
uridHied
M
llir
(rrut
ZrnltH
Haillo
laltiirnliirlo
mi
-mi
r)
In
u
U
ran
Ik-
Mill
In
mi
lt
IU-U
'
trial.
Hi-aiU
tu
nrur.
no
luillvUlual
lltlluK
,
nc"Mir.
i'iTHi-l
l
Un
Amrrlruii
Mcillial
.t'Mirluliiiu.
'iiuhII
UM
'.-sii
al
MeiUiiiie.
'Mir
uut
iU
I
Ml
niirlil
1
IIimiii-.
tUr
liMla
for
lull
ilrtaO
tu
'.a
I
llv
Kail
in
I'uriiiirHlliin
in
I
aiiaila
1.11..
Ifil-
IMU.
anaila
Ti
ut
lllil..
UliilMir.
Ontario.
Mailr
li
the
iiiukprv
of
win
lil-lammi
I'lillll
UailliM.
,
Tnul
ulfer
(iviiifuUlc
on
Ulrwl
lus
P.EAETY
Permanent
Drapes
Curtains
Phone
Blue
818
P
O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
Meauty
IV!.
all
is
bn-,
4th
Street
-
Fior.eers
of
Alaska
appear
to
i
to
a
sprightly
lot.
In
Fairbanks.
!
during
Christmas,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dennis
Coyle,
married
31
years
ago,
were
married
over
again
in
the
thronged
Eagles'
.Hall,
it
being
a
strictly
mock
ceremony.
204
by
Zcnllh
Radio
CurporaUim
01
C
uuada.
Ltd.
There
comes
times
when
it
is
GEORGE
I,
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
CompiW
Besncr
Block
Phone
387
HANDYHj
home
sir;
GENERAL
C0NTJ
Building
and
repair-1
Hoofs.
Chimney!
-!
PAPER
HANOINO
AND
WOOD
FINISHING
l.alest
Ehades,
Styles
and
Colors
J.
P.
MOLLER
Phone
BLUE
155
Mnen
who
evade
their
own
obligation
to
assure
it.
:
That
is
the
sober
truth.
The
very
men
who
have
the
best
reasons
for
wishing
to
escape
such
service
are
the
men
who
are
most
important
to
it.
They
have
a
'vital
stake
in
the,
community
and
in
its
security.
Should
jury
duty
ever
come
to
a
place
where
the
panel'is
chosen
exclusively
from
men
whose
time
is
";ihieless,
and
whose,
only
purpose
is
to
kill
it,
at
.sonie
slight-profit,
then
our
belief
in
an
(equal
and
,
understanding
justice
may
well
be
-qualified.
.
.
"
"1f
the
average
person
could
visualize
himself
as
standing
in
the
prisoner's
dock
accused
of
a
crime
j.i
which
he
knows
he
is
innocent,
that
person
would
s
-understand
how
vitally
his
interests
are
involved
In
the
character
of
the
men
who
will
determine
his
late.
It
should
he
equally
evident
to
every
citizen
.lhat
complete
justice
to
every
accused,
be
he
good
linan
or
bad
man,
humble,
or
affluent,
is
the
basic
;
right
of
that
accused.
If
he
gets
less
than
that,
all
of
;
'
ti?.
suffer.
For
the
system
under
which
we
live
has
-failed
to
provide
us
the
justice
we
had
a
right
to
ex-
'Ct.
-..
lury
service
is
the
old
safeguard
of
that
right,
"the
prod
ik'
t
of
centuries
of
struggling
to
make
certain
that
no
man
be
judged
save
by
men
like
himself.
One
man
may
err
or
be
prejudiced
or
venial
or
autocratic,
but
not
twelve
men
like
ourselves.
That
is
the
assurance
a
jury
gives
the
accused
whether
lK'is
innocent
or
guilty.
But
we
cannot
expect
that
jir.otection
for
ourselves
or
our
friends
if
we
are
not
ready,
when
needed,
to
set
aside
our
own
interests
m
the
interest
of
abstract
justice.
Looked
at
one
way
jury
duty
is
a;nuisance;
but
it
is
a
supreme
Ruior
to
helu
maintain
the
precept
and
practice
of
justice
that
is
our
heritage.
NEW
WINTER
UNIFORMS
AVAILABLE
FOR
SCOUTS
This
is
the
new
Boy
Scout
winter
uniform
which
is
now
being
distributed,
or
made
available
to
scouts
across
Canada
and
is
meeting
with
an
enthusiastic
response.
The
uniform,
specially
designed
to
withstand
Canadian
winter
conditions,
features
a
ski-type
cap
(with
ear
protectors),
a
smart
zippered
pocket
with
detachable
fur-trimmed
hood,
and
pullover
slacks
which
can
be
worn
over
the
regular
scout
uniform.
In
addition
there
are
high-cut
leather
boots
for
scouts
living
in
sections
of
Canada
where
such
boots
are
suitable.
PHOSiS
Black
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Modern
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Tuning,
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and
Repair
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756
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10th
East
ectere
Thins-,
P
''"'fU
when
freedom's
Homed;
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CAFE
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w
Fvr
Pownlrod
and
Worn
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SHOE
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Cartage
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Moving
Service
Crating
racking
Cartage
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BLUE
980
that's
what
ails
the
world
today...
Here,
in
Canada,
freedom
has
a
heller
ill.
line...
iii
i.
;u'
e're
free,
eaih
of
us
has
his
pi.
He
in
sluipini;
human
ilesliny
...
ill,
mseue're
free,
we
tan
speak
our
minds
without
Wit
.
.
.
we
tan
worship
as
we
ihoose
...
we
can
change
our
jobs
for
heller
ones...
or,
start
in
business
on
our
own
,
.
.
Betuusf
we're
free
to
elect
one
party
or
another,
our
fiovernment
must
stand
by
polities
the
majority
of
us
support
..
.
Because
we're
free
to
thiMi.se
one
product
or
another,
business
keep!
improving
its
warts
to
serve
us
better,
thereby
raising
our
already
high
stamlard
of
living.
Vi't're
free
because
our
economic
sjstem
is
fret.
:
SEND
'
FISH
TO,
AFRICA
UREAT
YARMOUTH,
:
Eng.,
W
Dry-cured
herring
are
being
exported
to
West
Africa
and
are
expected
to
become'
popular
with
the
nativeswho
like
salt.
LEONINE
DELAY
PORT
ELIZABETH,
S.A.,
P
Miss
Kay
Walker,
lion
tamer
who
turned
up
for
her
flying
lessons
in
Port
Elizabeth
with
a
pet
lion,
learned
to
fly
in
seven
days.
She
set
this
record,
even
though
she
missed
her
first
lesson
she
could
find
no
one
to
watch
her
lion.
1
'-:
Jrh
Vs'iihout
economic
freedom,
other
fret
dolus
die
.
.
,1
Your
Best
F;attnjj
Place
FOX
COURSE
MEALS
11
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
Banquet
Hall
for
Luncheons,
Dinners
and
Parties
Chinese
Dishes
.
the
si.nul.ircl
of
living
is
lowered.,
if
the
State.
civil
rights
lose
their
meaning
.
.
the
citizen
betome
the
puppet
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DEMOBBED
AT
ill
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Kent,
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Mrs.
Ada
Beckett,
61,
oldest
member
of
Britain's
Women's
Land
Army,
has
been
demobbed.
She
has
eight
children,
17
grandchildren
and
five
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long
s
we
nurture
and
defend
our
economic
freedom,
w
can
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all
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freedoms
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