f
Prince
Rupert
Daily
NewV
Friday,
January
0,
19a0
e
Fine
;.V.t?
V
'
'
.ill
!nue
lower
Prince
Ku-
ill
..-.linns
M
c
uru..i....
I.
.
.
.
.
...
Jack
Lindsay
sailed
last
nigh'.;
month
of
Nov-
.aboard
the
Prince
George
on
a
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
busi
htss
trip
to
Vancouver.
than
inose
...
lower
Vancouevr.
uusmcss
trip
trip
to
to
a
re-
n.lnnfl
nil.
Guaranteed
Sayings
Moo.se
Whist
Drive,
a
n
a
Meeting
of
Jobs
Daughters
Dance.
Moose
Temple,
Satur-.
Friday
Jan.
o
at
8
p.m.
General
day
8:30.
(&),
business,
silver
March
and
Par
ty
at
v.i..
(4)
dby
UK'
ri
,,hIrcnt
recently.
J
,huw
a
total
of
J,.
f,llc:U'd
In
Novell
$1,190
con.slst-,
$242
of
court
,
and
,;:,
October
fines
to
750
which
was
,
lun
during
the
lttgulur
I5f!rtf
Meeting
Moose
Tuesday
C!T
s,.
'fi;
H
Miss
Eleanor
Carr,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
It.
Oarr,
92u
Borden
Street,
left
for
Vancou
10
8
p.m.
-i
i
ver
'aboard
the
Prinne
George
of
20
ON
A
FASHION-CRAFT
'
MADE
TO
MEASURE
SUIT
s
Quality
Style
Fabrics
Comfort
Value
You
can
save
yourself
$15.00
to
$20.0Q
if
you
buy
your
suit
during
the
Fashion-Craft
January
Sale
Total
reven-
jlltmiiis;
IncUKling
cosU
',-uber
mio!
jean
mcaiuc
sailed
oy
i
lust
night
to
resume
her
nurs-thc
Prince
George
last
night
tojlng
duties
at
St.
Taul's
Hospit-rcturn
to
her
studies
at
the
Unl.l
al
after
visiting
m-r
home
here,
verslty
of
British
Columbia.
Mrs.
Mary
Hutchinson,
stew-
$2
048.35.
a!Kl
maintenance
of
j
totalled
$743.
ardess
on
the
steamer
Prince
George,
now
on
vacation,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
aboard
source
oi
uc
ret
j
k
-
OIL
BURNEUS-Strvice
and
repairs.
Phone
Black
900.
G.
D.
Ronson.
(5)
New
Spring
Jersey
dresses
all
sizes,
priced
from
$8.95
to
S-9.93
at
Annette
Manst-ll
Ladies
Wear.
(1)
the
southbound
vessel
last
night.
Visiting
friends
in
Ket
,m
liquor
convicuuua
'j,
ti,c
Government
Linnet
the
Indian
Act.
iial
more
natives
were
,1th
being
intoxicated
acre
so
charged
chikan
during
the
holiday
sea
son,
she
will
leave
by
rail
to
night
for
her
home
in
Vancou-!
...
..
.i
convicicu
ui
ver.
rOF?
it
HURT'-Sympathetic
spectator
as
Sylvia
Joan,
7,
has
a
tooth
pulled
in
the
dental
clinic
Alexander.
The
extraction
was
the.
first
witnessed
by
of
Toronto
school
is
Governor-General
a
His
ExceScS
wrTo
with
Lady
Alexander,
was
in
the
Ontario
capital
for
the
Royal
Winter
Fair.
f
were
limior.
Hlkil
(CP
Phoio
Dr.
H.
K.
Richardson
is
the
dentist.
'
'
.
r
0f
people
cnargt-u
jc
Government
Liquor
Pd
25
while
5
were
con-
Peter
Poulos
of
Halifax,
after
spenoing
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season
here
with
his
cousins.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Christy,
First
Avenue
West,
left
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
enroute
I
LIFE
UEIIIND
IKON
Cl'UTAIN
i
Continued
iron;
rage
ii
represented
but,'
due
to
trouble
and
finally
to
the
United
Slates.
!for
A
Polish
citi-
many
reasons
'
I?
"i
'.!f.n
1
n
m,w'.
with
Tito,
was
d-lsouallfied.
she
Chairman
R.
G.
Van
der
Sluys
.
second
offenders
and
,,fl.nrlnr
Pnx-
including
another
American,
'
mPraber,
is
said.
She
added
that
It
was
odd
presented
Mrs.
Lundqulst
with
a
and
u
not
a
parly
i
I
a"u'
11
"u
1
'
.
.
.....
ji.i.iu;h
i
all
H
.,
f
calmnn
tnr
for
hfintr
being
the
the
a
iiuiu
-
-
in
a
restaurant.
.
hidirectlv
.Dcrseeuted.
The
Red
to
note
me
oisn-.ouuuu
v-
u
-
.
w.
....v..
.,v.w
.....
n
.
.u
v...
uul
t.
iuuiii
where
they
were
held
for
many
roc
people
before
the
back
east.
,.,
...
h
nut.
Ml'-
allCl
guest
from
the
farthest
away
point.
On
behaif
of
members
1
to
Russians
and
Poles.
-'ficials
secret
police
and
government
of-
prizes
have
taken
over
large
I
Offered
a
scholarship,
she
rc
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham
re-
11
me
uuur..-.
-
i
.,,,.,,,,(1
to
the
city
on
Wednes-
she
and
guests,
she
was
thanked
Dy
villas
in
the
countryside.
If
a
per-
fused
on
the
grounds
that
case
o'
dav
afternoon's
plane
after
spending
a
few
days
visiting
;
.M0101.1
liiu.
J"
......
...
pntpr.
!--
hours
during
which
time
count-
j
less
questions
were
asked.
"They,
apparently
had
no-,
heard
of
the
Centennial,"
Mrs.
I.undqulst
said,
"and
I
was
the
iinal
person
questioned.''
i
Warsaw
Is
utter
desolation,
the
i
pianist
stated,
and
very
few
peo
iiijiun
nau.
n
.
point.
Queen
son
Is
a
party
member,
he
Is
per-
would
not
enjoy
f
remaining
Mn
Tom
cnrsue.
Mr.
and
I
M
In
addition
to.
milted
to
live
in
an
apartment,
that
country
for
three
or
four
Homes
and
property
of
the
citi-
'
months.
Leaving
Warsaw
October
Ol.en
Lundqu
-
J
H.
H.
7cn
are
taken
away
by
the
Reds
.1,
she
was
greatly,
relieved
to.
ar-'
were
,
B
J.
McCauJand
ur.
and
made
his
8-;
Klce
cha,.,olte
Xslands
as
the
gucsls
The
police
hi-
,
h
$12
Mf
and
j
R
mm
tl
and
.won
nailed
the
Walch
lor
Ihe
NEW
1950
CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
You
get
the
Good
Things
first
from
the
Chrysler
Corporation
High
Compression
Engines
Hydraulic
Brakes
Floating
Power
All
Steel
Bodies
Automatic
Over
Drive
Transmission
O
Fluid
Drive
And
Many
Other
Firsts
See
your
local
Chrysler
Plymouth
Dealer
liVl'Eia
MOTORS
LIMITED
Semmrns.
Charles
Baiacno,
R.
G.
Large
and
John
Sims
and
In
most
cases
lack
of
food
rive
hi
Copenhagen.'.
'.
'
,
'and
clothing,
prompt
people
toj
-it
w-as'like.
eettinf.
out
of
a
Qrcumsianwai
c"
idirl
in
confession.
The
Married
Here
'.tomb,"
she
.
stated
-In
Copen-;
;hagen
lively
.ar:ci
happy
people;
crowded
the
streets
in
deep
con-
j
trast
to
the-ciur'.;
tnd
frightened
'
Announcements
linj
oincers
nau
iuuiiu
riieles
of
glass
from
the
.
,
it
I...-
4..
V.lu
ple
walk
city
streets.
Alone
for
two
days
without
another
American
to
speak
to,
she
was
very
happy
to
be
taken
iii
by
an
American
Embassy
offi
VI1U1IHV
uoin-iiiig
iu
ii"-
Regular
Cards.
Catholic
Hall.
and
liant
cuffs.
A
1
Al
New
Year's
January
5.
,
,nt
found
on
a
piece
o
cial
and
his
wife.
During
those
!
atmo.phere
of
Varsaw
where
people
are
constantly
on
the
alert
for
secret
police
and
de
W.O.T.M.
Card
Tournament,
two
days,
she
said,
she
ate
omel-
j
join
the
Communists
The
contest
had
eleven
competitors
and
the
Ameriran
entries
were
included
in
an
elimination
test.
All
satellite
coun-
tries,
F.nglard
and
Bra7.il
had
previous
.
eliminations.
Mrs.
Lundquist
achieved
lH
j
out
of
18
points.
The
American
tn-;
tries
were
asked
to
meet
in
the
i
committee
room
where
they
were
told
they
had
been
elim
Kiarriagc
vows
were
exchhngfd
l
January
12.
Ail
Welcome.
glass
tallied
with
the
He
was
convicted
by
,!c
W.
D.
Vance
and
is
rvinc
three
months
at
Okalla
prison
farm.
on
New
Year's
Eve
by
ituu.
Forbes
and
Percy
Kanisse
at
Civic
Centre
Bridge
January
13.
ittes
because
trial
was
me
oniy
j
I
I
word
on
the
menu
In
the
hotel
'
!
!
where
she
lodged
that
could
be
understood.
prived
of
normal.
.healthy.
living,
j
while
gluttonous.'
and
depraved
'coniniunists
look
on.
I
i
From
.Copenhagen,
Mrs.
Lund-1
i!'
OF
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THIS
Card
tournament,
Cauioii.
19.
niiUt.
iiiiimpwil'tn
Paris
and.
"d"
J"UJly
First
United
Church.
The
Rev.,
!
L.
G.
Sicbcr
performed
-he
cere-
i
mony
and
'.he
bride's
sister,
Mrs.
i
Mildred
Long,
was
bridesmaid
;
With
Austin
Cassidy
acting
as1
Rex
Cafe
after
sDendinu
five
days
In
ttj
!
Salvation
Army
Native
Home.
Mrs
.Lundqulst
spoke
of
ruined
.
structures
slowly
being
rebuilt
by
i
,
hand
because
no
machinery
ii
available.
Only
two
buildings
.
inated
from
the
contest.
,d
Mrs.
Duncan
Mc-:
;ot
;uieouver
aboard
ice
George
last
night
Yugoslavia
was
to
have
been
French
capital,
left
for
Glasgow
Birthday
Tea
and
Sale,
Jan:
20,
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
are
left
standing
intact
and
slow
progress
has
scon
one
third
of
the
city
rebuilt.
Taken
for
a
drive
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
it
to
the
southern
city
'"
MiAcr
Wand
points'
Mr.
Karrls.se
is
a
former
resid-
;
Duncan,
the
home
of
ent
of
Ottawa
and
Mrs.
Karrisse
Sacs
parents,
Mr.
ana
is
from
Toronto.
The
newlywetls
C
McRae,
tormerly
of
will
take
up
residence
in
Princt
'
;
Rupert.
Second
Avenue
opposits
Prmce
Rupert
How
;
Canadians
are
thinking
7:00
ajn.
to
J:30
a.m.
Phone
173
lor
Outside
Order
der
J
1
of
tomorrow
through
the
capital,
she
saw
sights
that
might
have
been
considered
impossible.
In
the
country
as
In
the
city,
very
few
men
ne
seen,
most
of
them
belnfi
dlled
In
the
war,
and
women
of
,he
country
toil
In
the
fields,
with
heir
hands.
Pot-aloes
are
the
main
source
of
food
and
grease
is
very
com-.non.
The
Poles
possess
a
fanatic
.laired
for
the
Germans,
she
said,
ant
she
could
not
understand
why
the
people
hated
Brahms,
Beethoven
and
Bach,
German
PAPER
TOWELS
PAPER
CUPS
TOWEL
CABINETS
LIQUID
SOAPS
SOAP
DISPENSERSDISINFECTANTSDEODORANTS
and
FIXTURES
LAMPS
PASTE
and
LIQUID
WAX
DUSTBANE
and
SISAL
tl
Advcrtisinu
is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
frou
uiig.
Classifieds,
2c
per
word
per
insertion,
mlnimuu
Birtli
Nutice.
5(K-,
Cards
ol
Thanks,
Death
Notice.
.
Nutiecs.
Marriage
and
Enguucment
Annuunccmcnta:
$i
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
LOST
AM
lOl'ND
l).i
ill
hrown
male
l)U
Iutlustiial
Janitor
Supplies
at
Vancouver
Prices
Manufacturer's
Representative
months
old,
0U1
5lh
East
LOST-ov
3
Blue
Kill.
sl.E
j
ALE
1042
Dodirc
4
door
..
new
tires,
soiinus.
new
t
and
new
lockd.
Heater,
-out
iiiilit.
Terms
537
8th
1
(0)
i
3fJc
EPA
Jftfl
I
Si
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wor;
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-
One
McLarv
Larv
Ranr.c
Uanr.c
I
help
WANTED
Abdications
Phone
Blue
i
v.
ill
be
received
bv
the
under-
oil
burner.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
la)
Thone
C32
-
P.O.-Box
772
712
Second
Ave.
SALE
Oil
burning
or.
Minieu
'in
u
rruiHv.
jauuau
20th
lor
vNisiti'Mi
of
Don
rax
and
Poll
Tax
Collector.
Au-uiiciiit
to
state
we.
niantal
iiiitus
mid
to
soefify
whether
composers.
5ti:nc'Ii
of
ukad
"The
Jewish
Ghetto
is
one
dls-jrderly
mass
of
bricks,"
Mrs.
Lundqulst
said.
It
Is"
the
site
of
the
wartime
massacre
of
300,000
Tews
and
beneath
the
rubble,
over
10,000
bodies
arc
burled.
Instead
of
removing
the
rubble
,it
is
being
leveled
off,
and
when
completed
will
be
six
feet
higher
than
any
.other
section
of
the
city.
While
we
were
there,
she
recalled,
"we
had
to
hold
our
noses
&
wood
ranuc
complete.,
c
Ki'U
4J0.
tin
he
desues
ic
worn
on
a
sai-oasis
and
SALE
tsca
doors,
win-
arv
or
commission
lumber.
Phone
543.
Call
commission
M
Are.
W.
Itf)
what
salary
or
would
be
reauired
H.D.
Thaln
Citv
Clerk
(6)
ANALLY
K.NOWN
NAMES-
Dell
Sueedcr
bhovels
PK.KSONAI
Uf
Draulii.es;
Auauv
a
Graders;
Llltleford
Bros.
ion
itoad
Maintenance
MIKE'S
MESSBNGER
SEKVic&:when
walking
tlirougn
uie
lenl;
Ovumi
Clamshcl
w.
Anvtlunu.
Anvwnc
e.
ii-ru
iwrlnllv
hv
the
Ghetto
time.
Phones.
Black
B8.
"'11131
w,,
,,
w
and
Rock
Granules;
6nul.li
CunrreLR
Miners:
Jurklift
Trucks:
Nelson
i
a
Phone
311
DIPOIITS
AT
THE
B
of
M
HAVI
-HOW
IOMI
MOr
THN
TWO
IUION
POUAM
!
refuse
was
horrible.
rit
tTtlnlMrl
n
nd
,
1-lp'lt.ini
ft
Loaders
lor
Stockpile
I
IjUIVIDII-ivj
ii
ie
.
'-
-
.(
Kimi.i.
Mehii
work,
tar
ana
,
The
Poles
hate
the
Russians
oiiu
HPinovai;
Mice
rori-
eravel
nii'liiv;.
Phone
M3
J-t'mriiuifttl
Pumps;
Na-
or
11
Mill
r,al
Sixth
Ave.
wcsi
uiHi-liiie
Si-ranrrs
and
ttl)
Lclourm-au
and
Sons.
National
All
Steel
'line
Hoists-.
National
JDIe
SkA-milln:
National
AMEM
v
WANTED
-To
rent
liuht
house-keronni
room.
Younu
married
,.niile
Aimlv
Liox
03!)
DaiW
rv
Si:ri-eus
and
Convevors.
inforuution
from
Na-d
Machinery
Co.
Ltd.,
uver.
B.
U.
ltt
Headquarters
for
WINTER
SPORTS
EQUIPMENT
Skis
and
Ski
Equipment'
C.C.M.
Matched
Ice
Skate
Outfits
:
Campbell
Badminton
Racquets
and
Shuttlecocks
Sleighs
-
17)
News.
iAJ.E-Ne
&
Uwd
Furnl-
Hardware
fc
Oltice
Fix-
'.Electrie.
toasters,
Cups
saiUTis
si
nircr
Kewinir
j
fP
And
by
thinking
of
tomorrow,
tlie
people
are
helping
to
build
die
Canada
of
today
and
tomorrow.
For
their
savings
determine
the
support
the
Rank
can
bring
through
investments
and
loans
to.
the
enterprise
of
men
and
businesses
across
the
nation.
Indeed,
this
year,
loans
made
by
the
B
of
M
are
the
highest
they've
ver
betn.
Working
with
the
people
of
Canada
for
the
past
132
years,
the
Hank
has
kept
continually
before
it
these
two
guiding
purposes
to
assist
actively
the
naiion's
economic
development
and
to
justify
ways
the
confidence
of
its
depositors.
WANTED
Two
or
three-room
suite
for
vouna
couule.
urseni
Phone
Red
1!)3.
WANTED
Small
furnished
hoiisekecoiii'i
room
for
am
el
Wnes,
China
Cabinets
Injns.
Cribs,
Dlsston
Saws,
Ne-
Iirgging
Heavy
3-i
Iv
Roofinss
u
iii
k
ni'
e
i
i
uio.se
in.
(4)
This
huge
sum
is
tribute
to
Cfldins'
forcMiiht
and
thrift.
Ten
years
ape,
H
of
M
customers
kept
f
tnlal
of
$818,000,000
in
their,
saving!
and
current
accounts.
During
the
war
5'cars,
these
people
took
the
opportunity
to
hiHist
their
'f
und
For
Tomorrow'
to
$1,613,0110,000.
Their
liahit
of
savinc
for
the
years
ahead
has
nut
only
persisted
since
the
war
hut
has
gained
in
strength.
Today,
their
de-posiis
stand
at
more
than
two
billion
dollars
an
all-time
B
of
M
record
and
the
largest
Canadian
deposits
of
any
hank.
Of
this
money,
well
over
a
billion
dollars
is
in
Sitt
ings,
s
The
fact
that
the
H
of
M
s
resources
1-
have
tupped
the
two-!S"ion
mark
during
die
past
year
proves
one
thing
clraily
that
the
sic
of
it
financial
institution
suijt
as
the
hank
of
Montreal
simply
reflects
the
nu-astire
of
confidence
a
million
and
a
half
Canadian
men
and
women
share
in
it.
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3-room
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or
small
house,
no
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siti'htlv
used
Ra-1
r.hiiripi.n
Phiiiie
Red
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(5)
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BKNT
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at
the
lowest
prices.
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board
and
room,
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When
you
wa.r.1
a
satisfactory
job,
let
experts
handle
I
it!
Your
radio
was
an
ex-
pensive
coinhiodily
new:
get
full
value
from
it
by
keep-
.
it
in
guutl
working;
order.
Bank
of
Montreal
Prince
It
u
pert
Branca:
G,
It.
S
BLACKA11V,
Manager
H;r
latest
folders
anil
,WH
Sales
Co..
320
l'i
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Ottawa.
Out.
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111!
SAl.li
Coaliind
wood
See
this
week's
USED
RADIO
SPECIALS
J'lRST
IUG
VALUE
FOR
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5-Room
House,
attached
k.ii-aue.
concrete
basement,
hot
cxe.elle
I
water
heatina
-
value
and.
must
be
seei
to
is
a
This
be
anom-iaU'il.
barealn
for
vou
if
vou
a
it
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f.r
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now.
waim
S
i'Hil
electric
runuettc,
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wo
weeks.
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Black
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(6)
SALE
Pair
of
Men's
Sklis
'
Boots.
Aoulv
Wick
1103
101
Ave
14)
Stewart
Branch:
G,
J.
H.
ANDEUSON,
Manager
MISSING
MISSIONARY
-Rev.
Henri
Paul
Dionne,
42-year-old
O
ii
1
a
t
e
missionary
missing
since
Oct.
21
with
two
Eskimo
friends
and
believed
lost
In
the
wild
Hudson
Bay
region.
Is
shown
here
in
Arctic
garb.
Father
Dionne,
a
veteran
of
16
years
in
the
Canadian
North,
disappeared
on
a
seal-hunting
trip
about
200
miles
north
of
Churchill.
Man.
(CP
Photo'
NOBLE
&
WICK
WORKING
WITH
CANADIANS
I
N
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I
WAIK
OF
UFE
SINCE
1
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7
r
SALE
Cream
kitchen
,ll
and
table.
Red
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WANTED
and
coin
fort-able
home
in
a
oulet
neighborhood.
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Phone
342
or
eves.
Green
2J7.
Phone
100
201
3rd
Ave
W.
;rt.Talve
in
Children
for
rKlll
Mothers.
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