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The
oldest
state
in
Europe
is
The
c.-t
f
V
believed
to
be
San
M;rinQ.
Uny
pub!;
0
,
An'
independent
republic
of
33
j
richest
p'tr-vf
Mor
square
miles
locat-'d
In
eastern
rd
ianci
n
n!'1?F
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Italy.
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ceU
Thursday.
December
30,
1848
Women
Won
High
Acclaim
During
Active
Year
DAILY
NEWS
CL-'STFD
AuVEUTISEMENTS
;
3y
MARILYN
LAMBORN
C:aiadian
Press
S'aff
WrlUT
Mai
conditions
and
women's
ilghU
were
Mme.
Pierre
Cas-grain
of
Montreal,
organizer
of
the
Quebec
League
of
Women
Voters
to
inform
women
on
public
affairs,
and
Agues
Macphail,
C.C.F.
member
of
the
Ontario
SWISH..
io
ilwNeivYew
,
TORONTO
Q
There's
nc
Clo
bt
about
it
Barbara
Ann
Scott
was
the
Woman
of
trip
Ye-Jf,
not.
pnly
in
her
native
Ca.ada
but
lo
many
other
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legislature.
It
was
a
busy
year
:naf.
r.vi
.anus
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I
f-
-or.n.ln'c
nthpp
women
locis-
lflc
iron
cuuaui
.,
,Trs
0advs
sirum.
C.C.F.
j
member
of
pariament
for
Qu'
bo-'.rd
to
put
the
smiling
facej
tt
the
little
Ottawa
skating
1
'
Appelle,
Sask.,
and
Senators
Cairine
Wilson
and
Iva
Fallis.
eh
npion
on
theh
front
pages.
The
year
that
brought
mU?r-
Dr.
Charlotte
Whitton
of
Ot-
the
Don-;
na
ional
acclaim
to
twa
iwc-Ainp
a
national
ficure
with
the
gay
assurance
that
cnmp.,
with
that
feeling
of
being
groomed
for
any
occasion.
Sweet
Sixteen
has
a
fine
display
of
striking
formais
anj
after-live
gowns
that
fit
right
hi
w'h
the
holiday
mood.
CLEARANCE
SALE
Prices
that
will
bolster
your
Budget
COATS
Fur,
Fur
Trimmed
and
Plain
DRESSES
Wool,
Crepes,
Oabardines,
IJimgalines
and
Taffetas
BLOl'SES
and
PI
RSES
wvt
oesi-iovea
pom
;
when
she
WM
charged,
along
saw
Canadian
women
win
fresh
mpn
wUh
corspll.lllg
lymphs
or
renew
laurels
wonj
h
dcfamatory
j,be,
ip
the
fields
of
law.
social
work.
against
the
Alberta
,
government,
E0rnmenL
The
charges,
later
dropped,
arose
from
the
printing
of
a
re
.u.t!
the
arts.
prominent
among
the
Canadians
who
fought
for
belter
so-
port
on
welfare
conditions
in
Aiberta,
prepared
by
Dr.
Whitton
for
the
Imperial
Order
Daugh
&
Greer
ters
of
the
Empire.
It
was
a
happy
year
for
Mis.
A
small
deposit
holds
any
purchase
and
the
Stt
Persnn4lized
3UDGET
PLAN
can
be
used
to
tab
Bridden
th
balance.
No
Interest--No
Carrying
Charge.
George
Drew,
wife
of
the
new
national
leader
of
the
Progressive-Conservative
party.
She
shared
in
the
triumph
of
her
husband's
election
to
the
leadership
and
to
a
House
of
Commons
seat.
Halifax
produced
a
champion
CONTRACTORS
and
BUILDERS
i
Uhis
year,
top.
Petty
Jean
Fer
PROSPECTS
FOR
NEW
YEAR
(.Continued
from
Page
One)
PERFECT
SLEDDING
Few
Canadian
children
have
as
perfect
sledding
conditions
as
these
Vancouver
youngsters
f
jund
when
9
3
inches
of
snow
dropped
on
the
west
coast
city.
While
the
kids
enjoyed
the
sledding
-
and
the
view
-motorists
and
pedestrians
found
the
guliv;
trea
men
us.
Many
homes
were
left
without
water,
heat,
radios
or
warm
food
alter
the
unusually
heavy
fall.
'C.
P.
Photoi
guson,
20-year-Qjd
singer
from
the
maritimes
city,
was
chosen
Miss
Canada
of
1948
at
Hamilton,
Ont.,
last
summer.
(Cuntinuec
on
Page
Six)
RESISTANT.
FLOOR
COVERING
A
floor
covering
resistant
to
war,
stretching
and
shrinking
U
being
made
in
the
Netherlands.
It
consists
of
strips
of
interlacing
yeneer.
CONSTRUCTION
ALTERATIONS
REPAIRS
sume
shortly
after
the
New
Year.
Construction
work,
generally,
is
more
active
than
it
was
last
winter,
although
it,
tqo,
has
been
SYDNEY
BRINGS
FISH
HERE
held
up
by
frigid
weather
conditions.
Current
construction
sched
Floor
Sanding
A
Specialty
The
Ketchikan
fish
packer
ules
include
the
Miller
Bay
lies
Sydney
arrived
in
port
here
tnis,
Ual
Uund
and
boUer
hous.
P.O.
BOX
721
RED
561
J
frozen
fish
consigned
in
bond
to
j
eastern
American
ports.
The
'Sydney
was
under
command
oi
the
new
Famous
Players
theatre
and
demolition
of
military
buildings
at
Seal
Cove
for
the
Colum-bia
Cellulose
Co.
Some
of
these
have
already
begun
and
SLiine
will
start
in
the
immediate
fu-
Capt.
Osmund
Hendrickson.
FIRST
DUTCH
LOCOMOTIVE
ture.
awe
young-
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Prop.
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577"
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Px
541
'Eraser
street
PRINCE-
RUPERT
Te
first
electric
locomotive
to!
A
glance
at
the
year's
peak
be
built
in
the
Netherlands
will
employment
period
reveals
a
shortly
be
put
into
service
by
the
notable
slump
in
uiu
mployoient
Netherlands
Railways.
claims
as
compared
with
pres-
.
lent
ones.
In
August,
when
the
FIGHTING
BUTTERFLY
-j
district
was
at
its
busiest,
there
The
Monarch
butterfly
has'
were
60
males
and
22
females
lt
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3
OVER
TO
THE
f
JUST
TO
PASTE
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LETTER?
iff-
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been
known
to
attack
a
hum-;
claiming
unemployment
insur
I
1
ming
bir.d
.
1
1
1
,
i'i
1
j
ance.
This,
too,
was
a
small
increase
over
the
same
period
of
1947.
CHIROPRACTOR
Estimated
employment
figures
in
Auii'-'t
show
f.4i'i
people
vorkrnx,
a
figure
which
i;
bs-'
Heved
to
be
the
highest
In
the
district's
history.
Of
these,
4
ti!)0
were
employed
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John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C.,
Ph.C
21-22
Besner
Block
Phone
BLUE
443
for
Appointment
not
its
10:30
.m.
to
12:30
p.m.
and
2
to
5
p.m.
i:kmmis
'
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Established
1910
Phones
CO
and
68
dir-jctly
in
the
fishing
Indust
ry,
in
canneries
ana
at.
sea.
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BIT
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Monday
and
Friday,
7:30
p.m.
Im
!
tliose
unable
to
come
during
Uu
1
Whilo
these
.ro
definitely
estimates,
Mr.
Whiting
believes
thai
they
are
as
accurate
as
is
possible
-to
ujUia.
Here
is
a
breakdown:
day.
RHi.-KPTIONIST
la
attendance
afternoons.
Fishing
.
..
Trad3
and
finance
...
Boat,
service,
st,
vt
coring
....
Shipbuilding
,.r-i
Repairs..
Small
boat
buiuling
Piofesiional
services
Clerical
...
A
New
Leaf
For
a
NEW
YEAR
Unclassified
Agriculture
Forestry,
forest
products.
750
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MAKE
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VSl.
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THE
MOT
CAWATJR
I
The
figures,
of
course,
are
for
the
district
which
extends
315
miles
eastward
U.
Burns
Lake.
Be
ready
fro
the
New
Year
at
hqme
and
in
the
office
with
CALANDER
PADS
that
will
help
you
keep
your
appointments.
We
also
have
assistant
Daily
Journals
and
Pocket
Diaries.
Prince
Rupert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
E16
Tel.
777
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
visa:
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AtiME'S
Health
Unit
HOME-MADE
CANDY
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Phone
I5LUE
.189
210
FOURTH
STREET
i
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here's
(
this
will
deflate
7!T
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m
FLASH!!
SEASON'S
GREETINGS
and
Every
Good
Wish
for
the
New
Year
Have
the
Children's
Photos
takea
at
.
home
around
the
Christmas
Tree.
For
Appointment
.
PHONE
GREEN
389
Chandler
&
Cowgill
1
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COME
LOOK
AT
J.V
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C.NCXT
TIME
DON'T
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fil
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR
216
4th
St.
Evenings
Phone
Black
615
j
T.S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTEBMi
ni
ATK
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
R($ejrvations
Write
H
r
Call
CITY
OR.
I'.FPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
mj)
Our
Sincere
Wishes
to
All
for
a
Happy,
Prosperous
New
Year
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
to
3
East
first
Avenue
Phone
BLACK
884