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Council
Rejects
Peliiion
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Ontario
Of
Merchants
For
Lafer
Hours
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Is
Bride
h
City
council,
by
a
4-to-3
vote
at
a
special
me
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anu
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J,
.
1
jjiitiis
ciuiiung
ana
learner
goous
mercnants
of
the;
k
city,
requesting
that
they
be
permitted
to
remain'
L-
onen
until
9
n.m.
Frirlavs
far
the
shnnninrr
onr;:
K
i
.
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-
-
-
-
.
.
J
J
.
1
til
"
J
;
ci.tc
ui
tuitiiru;
uuu
employee."
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
who
amendment
of
the
Earlv
Closi.ni?
j..
,
Bylaw
should
be
for
all
or
none
Aid.
FrizzeU
also
saw
difficulty!
in
allowing
certain
categories
to"
open,
particularly
in
the
ca.-.t
i
are
now
working
a
six-day,
48-j
hour
week
and
are
unable
to
get
;
into
the
city
during
regular
store
j
hours.
.
Aid.
W.
A.
?4cLean.
Aid.
Dona:d
ot
stores
where
there
were
mixed
categories.
If
a
change
ww
to
be
made
for
the
cellulose
A-.
tr
m
.
a
I
Fitch
and
Aid.
Wilfrid
McLean
i
voted
in
favor
o;
amending
t.ne
:
Early
Closing
Bylaw
to
permit
;
the
stores
in
the-
categories
re-i
quested
being
allowed
w
remain
j
open.
Aid.
G.
B.
Caey,
Aid.
H.
F.
vr.M-is
G
tons.
workers,
the
same
might
be
expected
for
Christmas
shoppers,
j
Aid.
Casey.
felt
tiiai
the
mat-!
ter
affected
the
retail
merchants
as
a
whole
and
they
had
voted
'
against
extension
of
hours.
H;
did
not
feel
inclined
to
dWre-.1
"LL'KIE'S
BOAT"
Shipbuilders
in
the
yards
at
CLirenviiie
Nfin
,ri,
......
.
.
L"7
Giaaey,
Aid.
G.
D.
r'lizzell
and
Aid.
T.
B.
BlacK
voted
against.
Aid.
J.
N.
Forman
was
not
gard
the
views
of
the
associa-i
tion.
He
was
ODDOsed
to
a;
f-t
SS
boat.
Construction
of
the
vessel
is
part
of
a
dr
vc-
for
niowmizaUon
of
the
p
ovuicTs
t
rt
tl
industry.
Unofficially
called
Xukie's
Boaf-the
name
of
an
Island
folk
song-she
is
model
ed
on
the
Norwegian-type
lishing
boats
and
Is
intended
for
u.se
in
comparatively
rouah
watw,
.
'
CP
PHOTOi
present.
Last
evening's
special
meeting
of
the
council
was
sequel
to
the
regular
meeting
Monday
night
when
the
petition
of
the
three
categories
of
merchants
had
been
at
first
presented.
The
council,
havine
heard
that
the
piecemeal
change
and
did
not
I
think
such
a
great
deal
would
j
be
last
by
the
merchants
any-1
way.
J
A.
S.
Nickerson
thought
it
was1
a
pretty
poor
show
if
the
mer-i
chants
failed
to
accommodate,
T-
p
oHe
Amy
I
v
EASTBOURNE,
England
Col.
Arthur
Fergu.sson.
79,
veteran
of
campaigns
in
India,
fi-ures
he's
.still
useful
n
these
men
who
wanted
Co
bi-v
ECZE.V
RASHES
i.
v,
,
iu
im.f
a
jra
.
brf
nl
Retail
Merchants'
Association
was
opposed
to
the
extension
of
goods
in
Prince
Rupert.
W.
F.
Stone
mentioned
the
liours,
had
asked
for
the
views
of
the
association
before
mak-'
Peddlers
who
were
working
21
nig
a
uecusiuii.
,
"i
uay.
ousuicsj
was
Deing
joined
the
lwal
Civilian
Deteirp
rjuad
I
i
NCnwiCir.
FngUnd
O-
An'
cutbnak
of
fowl
peat
in
Norfolk
j
has
made
it
neces-ary
to
kill
;
30
chickens
aa
a
prevent;ve;
measure.
'
driven
to
the
mail
order
houses
President
J.
D.
McRae
and
I
After
the
division
wjs
tatsn
several
other
members
of
th
DR.
CHAS:
Antiseptic
0!H!;
association
were
Dresent
at
last
night's
meeting.
STONE
SPOKESMAN
W.
F.
Stone,
acting
as
spokes
J
and
the
petition
rejected,
the
council,
at
the
suggestion
of
Aid.
Black,
decided
to
invite
the
Retail
Merchants'
Association
to
reconsider
the
matter
with
a
view
to
making
another
request
which
might
meet
the
situation.
man
for
the
three
categories,
told
the
council
that
there
were
between
800
and
1000
men
now
The,.
ffWj,
erltp,
be4utifuy
embo.ied
p.pi
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
uu
uoinunesi
to
Uble
wMingi
ar
wonderfully
convenient
for
to
employed
at
Watson
Island.
In
other
store
categories,
the
women
were
able
to
do
the
shopping
but
in
boots
and
shoes,
men'j
clothing
and
leather
goods,
only
the
men
could
do
so.
Merchan's,
by
closing
their
doors
to
them,
were
losing
hundreds
of
dollars
of
basiness.
Answering
Aid.
Fitch,
Mr.
Stone
stated
that
the
extension
Common
Stocks
Earning
Income
Of
About
a
month
from
todav
will
ny
ecciiioni.
70
iwplcim
(o
a
p!9
tich
one
lundry
Mving!
4
to
8
see
the
commencement
of
1951.
If
one
can
judge
from
the
world
'
of
hours
was
requested
only
j
for
-.
......
aw
pjf.ata
J
.
v
-
the
period
that
the
cellulose
mill
1
sent,
it
can
be
a
vear
that
mav
IM
-2-SO
A
number
of
Common
Stocks
of
sound
Ciniian
Corporations
can
now
be
purchased
tt
pmrj
t;i,
at
current
dividends,
yield
from
H
to
8t
or
tto
higher
on
the
investment.
We
shall
be
glid
to
sea
you
a
list
of
them
on
request.
We
do
not
sut't'Cit
Duains
"all
rour
trn
io
cat
.construction
continued.
(
Later,
j
well
challenge
the
Judgment
of
j
March
31
was
accepted
as
a
dats
j
the
most
far
seeing
and
cour-
j
which
would
be
acceptable
lor
Almost
'
;
ageous.
anything
In
the
!
he
termination
of
the
extended
j
'
way
of
international
develop-
j
ours-'
.
ments
can
occur.
-
i
i
"Show
Piofessor
Hendersjn
the
microphone
i
j.
u.
M:Kae.
Dresldent
of
the.
basket,"
but
by
diversifying
your
investment
io
tint
sttxks,
it
snouiu
earn
you
an
aveuge
ot
;
a
''J
new
supplies
is
on
the
way
for
Retail
Merchants,
made
it
clear
j
Wi(h
t
1
the
next
meeting.
(that
any
category
of
merchant'
,,
,
-f1
II
TL!lJ
and
leakage
ellm-
m
r
ww
r
air
nimmn
CIVIC
CEIITilE
.
rieht
to
oetition
to
he
l?aMia
ana
ProPer
maintenance.
UIUCJ
V.MIIUIC1I
even
more.
Write
now
for
this
interesting
list
nj
'
:
.
me
city
water
main
'""".uuuiur,
should
oarrv
Could
Evacuate
Prairie
Cities
T5J-N
BOYS'
LEATHERCRAFT
allowed
to
remain
ooen.
The
-The
attendance
at
the
Teen
Retail
Merchants'
Association
"
,or
anolner
Ipw
yrs
and
I
A
I
If
ft
I
ihrsrtf
TES
b-:y:
leaf
hcrcraft
eroun
hh.n
had
eone
on
record
as
bein,
od-
mfel
re1ul-''
of
a
tity
wi.h
IU
UJU
L1UIUII
James
Richardson
&
Sons.
in
rsi',ha
uf.lho,
v.
.
nosed
tn
i,vurinn
,f
'
a
Population
of
17,500,
says
W.
R.
C
-'v
uiiuij(,i
UUl
JUU
IlCtS
"VUlfl,
IIV
.
,
.
,
.
been
t.
t
air.
.,,-
.u
.
admitted
i
oonnycasue,
nyoro
engineer,
uearaoiuty
f
-children
of
all
MTUUMS
I
'
"
vv
vmc
Ul
1,113
t
tni
.
.
L.
M.
Felsenthal
did
hot
want
!
Tnere
ls
not
tnat
number
yet
ages
using
the
library
as
raucbf
'
10
established
In!
tSlilLXjE
CLUB
The
meetJnqr
overflow.
Monday
after
school
Poc'tfic
Coosf
Offices"
oi
ine
civic
Centre
Bridxe
Club
is
the
new
time
for
(pn-acpr.
tn
to
see
any
return
to
the
old
'
Housing
pians,
as
now
as
possiDie
was
stressed
by
the1
uvumn
uc-
.
eontemDlated
roniempiated
are
are
mmnlctrt
comoleted.
It
t
iiDrarian.
librarian
M!
MLss
M.-iv
Mtv
M:.i.H,ini!
,c"le
co-oruinauir
io
-
in
nrov-
wi1
be
held
this
Friday
in
the
do
their
wart
woric
anri
if
u
ystem
of
night
hours.
yiacxttA
h
M
.
.
...
.
-..
.
mce
staterl
iirrti
w
.
VANCOUVER
Club
Lounge
with
Mrs.
A.
H.
hoped
that
those
who
could
not
il
wou'd
be
difficult
to
confine
Silversides
in
charge
wc
iu
reai.il
"v
n
vueui.
iiieeiuig
oi
Uie
lrince
'
'
u-
that
total.
There
must
be
twelve
Rupert
Library
Board
wh..n
Penumi?
upon
notice
of
atta
-k
B'tii,
it
wuuiu
oe
praciicaoie
to
iwi
injc
jjjuyi,';.'
ixi
win
oe
awe
10
laKe
auvanta
Of
aiu
uie
siorej
j
,
,.vv
kM
uauc
ui
ine
PIM
(
(.
thiK
trrfilJn
nnrl
it
iL
lwu.i
it,,.
r,..,..
rr-i
.
isritH
iiVCiH
.-i
titw,..
recent
Yniintr
fortoU
li
rv-l,u'c
uie
CK10.S
of
Ri'L'ina
and
Saskatoon
effectively.
iiiis
new
tune.
XiKJ.Sc
aLienuing
"
.
t-
i
uiiftcu
uatcuuea.
Tviiau
pj-
e
iw'ju
this
craft
eroun
are
rpni.iiA,i
sition
would
thev
be
in?
In
ar.v
,
OUawa
polite
still
erowl!
Thcv
Wetk.
This
week
is
sponsored
by
a
fuuu
auenaance
will
enjoy
a
plta.sant
evening.
t,
nr,..i
1
case,
itaut
K'iiutAvcp
whatever
mik.
done,
the.e
v..
.
rr.nnitt
imHnrctnnd
n
v,..
the
Canartirm
l.lhrn
-v
A'-t.-w.;..
was
riot
to
attend
Wednesday
even
.
v.
.wv
uiiuv-iovaiiu
niijr
Ullt.
"
1
j
Vimit...
.tina
,.n.
.
t.
u
.t
......
tirni
lion
nnd
nr!
in
lc
..l.t.p.i...l
il.t-r..i
i
in
nf.i.,...i
'S
ing
or
the
same
congestion
v.i'l
jesult.
Reach
Every
Home
By
Ad..!
Want
Ads,
Sure
Results!
GIRLS'
CRAFT
DISPLAY
-
A
fine
display
of
c.
aft
work
is
on
should
be
a
time
stipulation.
W.
F.
Stone
said
that
it
had
not
been
a
fair
decision
which
the
retail
merchants
had
madi.
0
view
in
the
showcase
at
the
Civic
;
MOVIES
-"Champions
In
the
Centre.
This
is
i.hp
wrirlr
rirmo
Mulfincr"
"Dhl
r-,.j
i.r
"vuij
oiifvrru
jidt
ueiUiC
Lliey
'
M
in
otiiiii.'),
heard
of
the
murder
of
Francis
libraries
and
other
media
with
Sul'ivan,
prominent
citizen
of
tne
ldea
of
niaking
both
parents
.
Toronto
in
the
Chateu
Laurier.
and
children
more
conscious
of
Plainly,
they
became
peeved,
and
tne
value
of
good
reading
habits,
i
st
i"
are.
They
feel
the
ctrcum-
Tne
"braiian
told
how
botjks
stances
were
much
too
leisurely.
could
be
taken
out
by
children
'
.
from
the
library.
Many
new
',
Grocers
should
.
not
be
able
"
v.
to
-
.......
ULV.,-.
A
ii'jw
vauaua,
XI.
l,
I
by
the
junior
gins
ana
includes
te.K
film."
Owing
to
request
!
deide
hafc
clothiers
should
do
It
should
have
been
a
cateaorv
a
r
.v
1
...,..(J
u.,
1Vi
uiawu
uii
tau.
'
tul
le
win
ue
a
repeal
snowing
oi
A
grand
group
of
girls
meet
each
these
aims.
Friday
afternoon
and
now
it
is
!
"
Now
Waiting
for
YOU
ot
vote
for
the
clothiers
were
outnumbered.
J.
D.
McRae
resented
the
suggestion
of
an
unfair
vote.
Noth
hoped
that
some
kind
volunteer
t
SQUARE
.
DANCING
'ii'v.iu
i-iiuajr
Fddav
Why
the
country
doctor
lives
v
ldMed
for
the
more
for
others
than
for
him-
llbrary
for
chlldren
of
aI1
s.
self
was
discussed
over
the
air
Business
at
the
meeting
in-the
other
evening.
It
would
cluded
the
acceptance
of
the
.
.
.
...
Mi'lnnnllr.n
.
.
If.
..
-.
:
r
MAN50N
J!
will
come
and
help
by
teaching
night
will
see
the
second
session
them
to
crochet.
'aroimrl
th
fir..
i.f
thu:
ur,.,,
,,ii,
...m
i
i...i
ing
had
been
said
about
cate-
...w
&i
rviiiii
will
1ML1UUC
i
lsned
articles.
New
looms
have
f
one
hour
of
instruction
and
two
1
fcries
seem
ne
is
sun
suffering,
even
FEARS
CONFL'SION
mucieu
anu
a
snipment
nours.of
dancing.
though
a
physician.
He
endure3
life,
the
hard
way.
Country
dis-
Shopping
Dm
Left!'
Let
us
help
you
with
you'
,
triets
want
more
medical
men
Keep
your
car
PURR-RFECT
ALL
WINTER
Cet
our
cotmm
cotmm
resignation
of
Miss
Olive
Van
Cootvn
as
librarian.
Miss
Van
Cooten
has
been
on
sick
leave
ior
six
months
and
is
now
in
Kelowna.
Miss
Macdonald
is
acting
librarian.
Present
at
the
meeting
were
Mrs.
M.
M.
Roper,
chairman;
Mrs.
nw
immm
coffee
SAVES
AS
MUCH
AS
but
they
stay
away.
Why?
Isolation,
lack
of
needed
and
up-to-date
facilities,
lack
of
convenient
professional
co-operation.
Tint
If
rr
or
Qon
tho
ru
uiAt-a
trtn
i
f.t
km
ci'u
Ii
ll
-.ri;;wH
Basil
S.
Prockter,
secretary;
Miss
Mayor
Rudderham
feared
there
would
be
confusion
if
the
request
was
granted.
.Next
thing
the
dealers
in
ladies'
wear
would
be
wanting
to
open
too.
Any
Many
lo
Travel
South
at
-Xmas
It
may
be
necessary
to
bring
an
extra
crew
to.
Prince
Rupert
to
man
the
second
Canso
on
the
Mrs.
telephones,
cars
or
radios.
And
Mav
Maedonald,
librarian
j
W.
S.
Kergin,
T.
B.
Black
and
A.
that
was
more
burdensome.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
D.
Ritchie.
We've
never
lived
In
the
Brit-
tan
West
Indies,
but
do
claim
to
IX
you
want
w
sell
lt
ttdvmUre
know
something
about
Skeena.
Wo
Special'"
In
Nevertheless,
it's
interesting,
if
it.
News
classifieds.
son
vwha.
annoying,
to
discover
.
that
in
Barbadoes
you
can
hire
Ctnin'
up
tlic
adianlagi-s
flrvor,"
oiiKiikiKf,
eroiinniv,
f
liaie
SatilKjin
qualify...
ask
for
Instant
Chave
i
Sanborn
collte
Uniayl
l
I
jMk
Mi
CHOP
SUEY-CHOW
a
native
maid,
a
bar
tender
or
a
cook
for
$3
a
week,
and
a
cooling
rum
and
coke
costs
eleven
cents.
It
must
be
confessed
the
BWJ
possess
something.
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Prince
Rupert-Sandspit
con-
j
necting
run
with
the
Vancouver
section,
it
is
learned
at
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
offices.
I
Already,
it
Is
apparent
that
ac
;
celerated
holiday
travel
will
Involve
several
extra
flights
on
several
days
Immediately
pre-
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never
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when
local
seasonal
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poverty
everywhere.
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sew-
SERVICE
Cooling
System
Fuel
Syttem
Ignition
Syttem
Electrical
Syttem
Lubricants
We
do
a
ctmptte
Winterizing
job
with
our
expert
servicemen,
factory-approve
1
equipment,
methods
and
Genuine
ford
Harts.
Save
time,
cold
weather
trouble
and
expense.
Drive
in
today,
let
us
check
and
adjun
your
car
for
safe,
trouble-tree
winter
driving
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win
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reiuin-
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rracucany
no
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to
the
city.
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tench
hangs
ove:'
city
-even
when
Steamers
for
Vancouver
just'
hard
wind
Is
blowing.
Children
before
Christmas
also
report
,
solicit
in
the
streets
for
their
IMPORTANTNOTICE
coffee
can
be
tlftill
tnli
4-fit
heavy
bookings.
'
sisters
and
mothers.
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this
ls
but
a
glimpse
of
fifty
thousand.
advise
w
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to
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
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Heigm
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VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chllcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chllcotin,
Dec.
1
and
15
9
pjn.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chllcotin,
Dec.
8
and
22.
8
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
3
Prince
TtuDert
Overlook
services
to
all
addresses
on
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any
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J.
Chalmer,
V.
A.
Borenson,
J.
Donaldson,
O.
3.
Hansen,
,
Eilertson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Davis,
R.
J.
Mawer,
V.
L.
Hembllng,
K.
Forrerft.
A.
V.
This
firm
is
not
a
menu-
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Hill,
I.
a.
Mann,
N.
P.
Steacy,
ILJ
Ira
b
Owners'
Association
and
does
no
announced
by
tna
Bob
Par
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Ltd.
J
backed
by
5
years
of
""
coffee
experience
I
Third
Avenue
Phone
5C8
u.
j.
Ford,
A.
P.
Nlcol,
J.
I.
Frasr
and
A.
H.
Tornroos,
Vancouver;
R.
C.
Cooper,
Edmonton;
C.
Hys-lop.
Butedale;
W.
O.
Leahy,
Rumson,
New
Jersey;
A.
R.
Janes,
Hartsdale,
New
York;
D.
R.
Roberts,
Kelowna;
Mr.
and!
VARIETY
m
for
X'mas
Shoppjl
Mrs.
B.
H.
MacDonald
and
son,
city;
D.
A.
Potter,
Ocean
Falls;
H.
G.
T.
Perry,
Prince
George:
H.
D,
Larson,
Seattle.