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Tuesday,
December
28,
1943
f0
Modern
Etiquette
.By
ROBERTA
LEK
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USE
YOIK
X!M.S
GIFT
MONEY
BOYS'
Windbreakers
and
Snow
Suits
For
All
Ages
Oa.l
who
speaks
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the
Q.
What
arc
the
most
important
things
to
remember
when
setting
the
dinner
table?
A.
Two
of
the
most
Important
things
are
that
the
centrepiece
be
placed
exactly
in
the
centre,
and
that
the
chairs
of
the
guests
are
exactly
opposite
each
other.
Q
When
calling
on
a
friend,
should
a
guest
smoke
without
being
Invited
to
do
so?
A.
No.
The
guest
should
either
ask
for
permission
or
await
an
Invitation
to
smoke.
A
hospitable
host
will
usually
suggest
it.
Q.
Where
should
the
carving
knife
be
placed
on
the
dinner
table?
A.
The
knife
should
be
placed
at
the
right
of
the
meat
platter,
the
fork
at
the
left.
lOCOMOTI
M"f
Cl5
MATIRWt
a
coal
rw
rm
h
bo,'
r
'
'
"',uiea
Berlin
the
Second
World
Wir
She
said
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i
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y
111
.
"OY
S
WINDBKEAKEKS
AND
SNOWSl
ITS
7
Complete
stock
of
all
size
boy's
Windbreakers
and
both
-
two-piece
and
three-piece
Snow
Suits.
her
nio.i.e,
V
.."au.lri
seas
but
Slt
HA
lsi
w
ty
7;
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RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
mum
umimimmium
m
I
i
-
III
1
h.
W
,
The
altove
wrkKin,
published
in
the
Christmas
issue
of
The
Swnner,
house
orij.in
(if
the
Canadian
Pacific
R.iiluav.
lr.inhir.illv
iMiistr.iu.s
ilt
AUSTRALIA'S
AREj
""""""
area
u
2w
where
many
items
have
increased
more
than
50
ter
cent
ovrt
pre-war
rst.
The
same
unprecedented
increase
is
true
in
such
important
items
as
rolling
stock
units
as
well
as
in
materials
and
wane.
In
the
latter
two
categories
costs
have
juni(ied
over
65
per
rent
and
70
ier
cent
respectively
since
pre-war
days
while
the
price
of
most
freight
transportation
ileitis
lias
gone
up
only
21
percent.
if
the
C.l'.K.
is
to
continue
to
pay
its
way
and
remain
in
business
it
simply
cannot
pity
out
for
equipment,
materials',
wages
ami
other
expenses,
more
than
it
takes
in.
The
"baby
clinic"
cartoon
shows
that
transportation
costs
in
relation
to
freight
rates
have
outgrown
their
"britches"
to
the
point
,7
v
siiRlitly
than
the
United
Statei.
LIVELY
HISTORY
OF
EASTERN
PORT
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News!
nasslfteq
ita.ea,')
SUBJECT
INTERIOR
MINE
n
i
f
r
SHOWS
HEALTHY
MILLIONS
FOR
SCHOOLS
CLOVERDAL,
B.C.,
Oi
British
Columbia
plans
to
build
schools
la
the
province
costing
$50,000,000,
Deputy
Education
Minister
F.
T.
Fairey
told
a
meeting
in
this
Frascr
.Valley
centre.
He
said
$16,000,000
already
had
been
spent
this
year.
of
the
harbor
approaches
netted
nothing
but
hard
work
for
the
sweepers.
These
and
many
other
aspects
of
the
city's
rule
In
half
a
dozen
wars
are
outlined
in
"Halifax,
Warden
of
the
North"
(McClelland
and
Stewart),
Raddall's
account
of
the
city's
200-year
history
as
naval
station,
garrison
town,
colonial
and
provincial
capital.
Anyone
who
failed
to
realize
that
for
six
years
Halifatf
was
"in
the
line"
may
get
a
slight
shock
from
some
of
Raddall's
casual
understatement:
"They
(the
Germans)
never
attempted
to
sink
the
harbor
lightships
these
were
too
useful
as
seamarks
for
their
operations.'
'
OBJECTIVE
ACCOUNT
mi
end
of
No.
4
vein
has
been
put
up
175
feet
since
the
start
t;f
nulling
and
has
been
continuously
in
good
ore.
The
1301
drift
north
is
about
to
be
extended
to
test
continuation
of
a
new
ore
shoot
discovered
prior
to
milling
operations.
Three
additional
flotation
cells
have
been
ordered
for
the
zinc
circuit.
This
will
Increase
mill
capacity
and
reduce
tailing
losses,
Mr.
Wilson
states.
Silver
Standard
averager
52
employees
In
November
of
whom
18
were
on
undergrou.id
work.
two
years
after
incorporation
of
the
company.
During
the
first
quarter
of
191D,
Mr.
Wilson
expects
the
operation
to
be
showing
operating
profit
of
between
$25,000
and
$35,000
monthly
on
the
basis
of
milling
55
tons
averaging
$45
per
ton.
In
the
next
few
months
it
is
planned
to
bring
the
daily
milling
rate
up
lo
65
tons.
About
one-half
the
values
will
be
in
gold
and
silver,
with
the
balance
in
lead,
zinc
and
cadmium.
The
report
states
that
at
urcs-
:
N.S.
Author
Catches
Color
i
of
City
Founded
to
Defend
,
British
America
In
"Halifax,
Warden
of
the.
North-By
CHARLES
BRUCE
,
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
-
German
failure
to
mine
the
approaches
of
Halifax
Harbor
emains
a
mystery
of
the
war,
says
Thomas
H.
Raddall,
the
Nova
Scotia
novelist.
So
close
did
the
fringe
of
the
sea-war
come
to
this
nervp-
TOD
STATE
IN
YEAR
From
1,578
tons
of
ore
milled
during
November,'
Silver
Standard
Mines
Ltd.,
realized
gross
value
of
$46,700,
reports
Ridge-way
W.
Wilson,
managing
director.
Heads
averaged
about
$32
per
ton
and
overall
recovery
was
92.
f
7
p.m.
-
9:09
FIRST
FIR2
TrtUCK
HARHISTY,
Alta.,
0
Residents
of
this
Alberta
municipality
are
to
have
fire
protection.
The
town
council
has
decided
to
purchase
a
truck
and
have
It
remodelled
intp
an
up-to-date
fire
truck.
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Qentre
of
the
convoy
system
that
merchant
ships
were
at
The
A11(-
book
uuult
Is
18
an
an
objective
oojecuve
ae
Values
vh.iucs
arc
arc
in
in
gold,
guiu,
silver,
stiver,
lead.
lead,
cnt
during
.
initial
stoping
operations,
10"s'
it
11
is
ls
necessary
n.tctS!ary
to
to
break
wreak
tacked
near
the
harbor,
the
cor-
ar-
velte
Ciaquot,
was
sunk
five
'count
of
Halifax
from
the
day
'zinc
and
cadmium
and
the
mine.
miles
off
Sambro
lichtshiD
on
11
WIis
founded
as
a
fort
in
1749,
ships
both
lead
and
zinc
con-lover
.
tons,
of
ore
dal'y.
in-
Johnny
Weissmuller
.
.
l)afnport
Iirenda
Joyce
,
Michael
Dm
i"
I
1
'Tarzan
and
the
I
I
'Keeper
of
Mermaids
the
&
SHIPS
and-
ing
and
general
repahr
liig.
The
Escapee
visited
Prince
Rupert
n
the
summer
of
194.
to
offset
French
power,
until
to-
centrates
to
Trail
Smelter.
Cal-1
creaSin6
costs
considerably.
As
marine
sank
the
minesweener
da'.
v'hen
c!tJ'
planning
is
a
w
BO
ulc
"""e
siope
is
cuiated
mill
heads
were
$3.15
w
Esquimau
within
sight
of
it
in
postwar
problem.
All
through
in
gold;
$9.50
in
silver;
$3.G0
in
wiiijicw;u
uus
CUIlQUlOn
Will
disappear.
April,
1945.
But
except
for
one
iu
iiisu.'iy
iwo
largely
conn
a-
j
itau,
aim
i.io
in
zinc.
dictory
roles
have
made
Hali-
I
.
.
w
-
.
.
.
.v.
W
J
OWVLC
Oil
i
U
.
MATINEE
WEI).
2:30
M
"catch"
of
several
mines
in
June,
1943,
the
Canadian
Navy's
sweep
larTOrli
fax
a
city
that
can't
be
typed
I
ine
mmc
averaged
$12,000
in
l
vein,
1301
leei,
has
shown
according
according
to
to
formal
formal
nattrn
i
Peratmg
Profit
in
October
end
ore
reserves
aDDroximarpiv
Mutp
EVENINGS
i
ENINGS
7:(M)
7:00
-
-
9
9:15
'
The
Canadian
Atlanut-
liners.
Empress
of
France
and
2.
l;
press
of
Canada
each
spent
Chnntmas
Day
on
the
ocean.
Eaiih
vessel
could
boast
more
tnan
a
ton
of
roast
turkey,
plus
plum
pudding
with
none
of
the
trimmings
overlooked.
And
each
hr.d
a
twenty-foot
Christmas
tree,
cut
in
the
forests
of
New
Brunswick.
Her
world
position
in
wartime
iNovembcr
after
starting
produc-
times
the
original
calculation
of
.
I
tion
on
SeDtember
9
1ok.
ihin
wi
a
,,.
..
CHIROPRACTOR
strategy
has
always
been
at
votis.
n
lame
on
me
norm
WATERFRONT
AAA
Waterfronts
all
along
British
Columbia's
coast
lacked
the
cur-tomary
sounds
of
marine
activity
between
Friday
afternoon
and
Monday
night.
Ships
were
moving,
of
course.
But
as
far
as
possible
all
craft
large
and
small,
tied
up,
officers
and-
men
enjoying
holiday"
fare,
and
in
frequent
cases,1
Christmas
trees
were
lashed
to
masts.
odds
with
her
place
as
the
trading
and
cultural
centre
of
her
own
hinterland.
Her
very
incorporation
was
delayed
for
nearly
100
years
because
it.
would
have
restricted
the
application
of
military
discipline;
civic
development
had
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C.,
Ph.C.
21-22
Bcsncr
Block
Phone
BLUE
442
for
Appointment
HOIKS
'10:30
a.m.
to
13:30
p.m.
and
2
to
5
p.m.
EYF.NrsoS
Monday
and
Friday.
7:30
p.m.
foi
those
unable
to
come
during
tlx
day.
RECEPTIONIST
In
attendance
afternoons.
to
adjust
itself
to
arsei.als,
block
houses
and
barracks
in
the
centre
of
the
town;
ipon-
sible
government
for
Nova
Sco
TICKETS
NOW
ON
SALE
Show
Starts
at
11
:.')()
Friday,
December
51
ON
THE
STGE
.
ON
Till;
S(
III
KS
First
of
the
Canadian
Pacific's
tvo
new
6,000-U6n
pas.senp.tT
ships
for
the
coast
service,
the
Princess
Marguerite
is
due
in
Victoria
March
12,
following
a
9,500-mile
voyage
from
Scotland,
there
will
bo
trial
trip.?
on
the
Clyde
January
26-29.
Thu
Princess
Patricia
will
follow
In
April.
tia
had
to
be
won
in
a
breathing-space
between
wars.
Raddall
treats
it
all
objectively.
The
people
who-
hud
a
hand
In
the
building
of
Halifax
move
through
his
puges
with
the
color,
of
life
the
governors
honest
and
corrupt,
the
generals,
(.IM.Ul
ItOdlKl
t'OKN'LL
W1I.KE
in
GIFTS
TO
LUCKY
GUESTS
To
help
Nova
Scotia
Uher-men
avoid
serious
bait
khnria
NEW
LUXUKT
STEAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
"
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
1i
ci
F
I
jl
1
1
"It
Had
to
Ik
You
sagacious
and
foolish,
tne
mer
i
i
if
i
is
tail
lis
British
Columbia
herring
opera
tors
are
expected
to
start
out
chants
upright
and
knavish,
trie,
ladies
virtuous
and
otherwise;
the
nameless
thousands
who
'.(sacjo:!,
m
early
in
January,
for
c,s
as
two
million
pound.,
much
ill
be
l.
To
lived
within
sight
of
her
cita
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy"
NEW
YEAR
GIFTS
AND
VERY
APPROPRIATE
LAKGK
ROOMY
HOOKING
CHAIR
covered
In
tapestry,
fits
in
with
your
chesterfield
suite.
Priced
at
SS'-SO
BED
RECLINING
RELAXING
CHAIR
can
be
made
into
a
bed
for
your
guests.
Priced
,$!)g.r0
OTTOMANS
covered
in
green
vclour
with
attached
cushion
$35.00
LlqUOR
CABINET
with
all
accessories,
finished
In
walnut
burl.
Priced
$123.00
Many
other
items
suitable
for
Mew
Year
gifts.
I'hime
773
327
3rd
Ave.
needed
on
the
east
del,
the
nameless
tho
housitnds
j
'
wait-!
catch
herring
in
B.C.
wat:rs
who
tramped
her
piers
to
to
now
will
require
snecial
nrrmk.
lng
ships.
V.YI
I
OJ
1
VIA
slon
in
view
of
the
closed
,n
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFI
ICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
and
such
will
be
granted.
Tin-government
will
pay
freight
i
1
u
I
lv
V
A
costs
up
to
three
cents
per
pound.
JUST
ARRIVED
(JILSON
GAS
WASIIKKS
Urigjfs
and
St
ration
Motors
2-Year
Guarantee
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
I.
.wi!
SHORT
WAVE
NEWS
SERVICE
VANCOUVER,
(P
Canadian
university,
newspapers
have
established
a
short-wave
radio
news
service
operated
by
amateur
radio
"hams."
The
first
"ham"'
credit
line
appeared
recently
in
the
Daily
Ubssey,
university
newspaper.
Students'
news
is
transmitted
from
campus
to
campus.
The
three
British
Columbia
bachelors,
"Pip"
Brock,
Bob
Fortune
and
Jack
Wells
who
sailed
last
summer
aboard
tin
sailing
cutter
Escapee
for
o
vagabond
cruise
to
the
South
Seas
have
been
having
advtn-
313
3rd
Hox
1321
tures.
They
were
chased
by
o
fiji
hurricane,
and
aside
from
the
necessity
for
repairs,
the
Es
SKIERS
PLAYHOUSE
FOIt
PRINCE
Mrs.
Clement'
Attlce
wife
"of
England's
prime
minister,
is
coming
out
of
the
10-foot
high
Tudor
cottage
built
by
three
firemen
and
accepted
by
H
R
H
Princess
Elizabeth
on
behalf
of
her
baby
son.
It
is
now
on
display
at
"Quality
Fair,"
in
aid
of
the
Margaret
McMillan
Memorial
Fund
for
Nursery
Schools.
Sponsors
hope
to
raise
250
000
by
this
and
other
displays.
The
little
boy
at
right
is
not
identi-
capee
is
due
for
a
bottom
scrr.p-
SWISH,
into
theNewYecir
f
Mofoirists
Oct
your
supplies
ak
Gordon's.
We
are
in
a
position
to
offer
you
an
excellent
stock
of
equipment.
THIS
AND
THAT
i
I
,
!
hi
!
x
'
BE
WINTER.
WISE!
Present
road
conditions
make
your
car
work
harder.
Protect
it
by
having
a
complete
lubrication
job
done.
Drive
In
now
to
BOB
PARKER'S
UPTOWN
SERVICE
STATION
with
the
gay
assurance
that
comes
with
that
feeling
of
being
groomed
for
any
occasion.
Sweet
Sixteen
has
a
fine
display
of
striking
formats
and
after-five
gowns
that
fit
right
In
with
the
holiday
mood.
MARKDOWN
NOTES
Prices
are
reduced
on
COATS,
Fi
ll-TRIMMED
ANI
TLAIN
CKEPK
and
mm-mi
t
r
I
WOOL
DRESSES
RI.OI'SES
and
2nd
and
Mr
Bride
OR
riione
791
CREPK
S
KiinS.
A
small
deposit
holds
any
purchase
and
the
Sweet
Sis
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