who
are
just
looking
for
a
lh,..
that
will
Rive
them
a
mm
h,.i,..
!
any
event
all
this,
together
with
but
I
al.oo
want
to
see
labor
give
newase
problems.
would
be
taken
a
fan-
return
and
;
Hw
W
to
its
If
r
n,
an
8
p
wilh
expert
consultant,
as
anj
jt.t
thjy
Bob
McKay
for
Mayor
prestige
or
nain
ior
ihems,
iv.
s
or
i
the
party
tney
represent.
!j
CITY
MANAGER
It
is
I
2
jprfncc
Ruprrt
Dailp
rectos
Moiulay,
November
21,
MrMBta
OK
CANAUUOrKs
?TPS,1t-
M"na!ns
Director
cam,
m
wSgq.
.,.00.
-
"
Month.
50c;
Per
Tear.
S
0O
Xmas
n
soon
as
possible
in
orclT
to
pet
a
,
th
must
(,ive
M
much
ef
fort
finished
plan
wcrke
d
otit.Whe-i
to
earn
th
the
rale
rate
of
of
pay
Dnv
as
as
thcv
they
i
conviction
that
we
should
hire
a
thnr
it
s
one
vear
or
mi,
wnai.-
Manifesto
man
wn,n
proven
qualUicat.irn
1
Uvpr
is
done
at
the
time
will
ul-
do
in
asking
for
it,
and
put
in
the
8
hours
as
agreed
to.
FIRE
HALLS
AND
POLICE
Remember,
you
Ret
Just
what
yon
and
put
him
in
as
City
Manager
Riving
him
a
free
hand
and
at
the
same
time
demand
results
Real
S
'timatly
be
part
of
the
coninletf
Having
decided
to
offer
myself
as
a
candidate
plan,
i
am
certain
we
do
not
-
,
,.
,
.
.
have
nor
can
we
get
anyone
in
for
mayor,
I
believe
that
the
voter
is
entitled
to
somsW
council
or
present
city
staif
.
......
....
,,tfr,
enfflcimt
abilitv
or
Kpow-
maication
oi
policy
tor
nis
approval
and
what
he
mavi,P(i:e
w
lay
out
su.h
a
plan)
pay
for.
I
think
you
can
get
the
;
City
business
is
Retting
to
be
big
Kind
of
policing
you
want
if
the
,
business
and
is
no
different
from
Mayor
and
Council
as
a
whole
.
any
other
bus.ness.
It
must
demand
it
.
It
makes
no
difler-ihave
an
efficient
manager
to
be
i-iice
whether
you
have
Provin-
j
run
properly.
Our
revenue
is
now
cial
or
City
Police,
but
I
am
cer-
I
close
to
the
$700,000
mark
unnu-
talniy
very
mucn
againot
tne
any
ana
increasing
every
year.
Provincial
Police
using
Prince
totuay
your
candidates.
Con
expect
in
the
event
of
a
candidate
being
elected
to
of-iwi,l10l,t
expert
ad
TELEPHONE
This
pros-am
f
tice.
tv
This
would
u
appear
to
u
be
an
essential
i-
i
i.
to
intelli-
.
,i-
js
the
same
in
detail
as
was
ut
gent
voting.
Therefore,
1
offer
you
the
following;
(""y1
are
used
'to"euFaoe
the
manifesto
for
your
consideration.
JfmueB
o!!st?u"
With
reference
to
Texas,
the
ia
new
building
and
install
a
new
City
Council
has
no
money
at
However
a
new
buildin
ejght
and
n
t
tf
unat,
is
conecien
irom
tne
le"s
"
except
,
,
.,
ffmir..
it
nut
for
i
i
i
im,i-
"'"n
rriim,
pr
''"e
gift
Mak;
Amas
Gift
pried
frm
o.,
4.
SPORT
SIIIRT;
fttion
fr0m
0
u.
"KN-SSl'ITS-'p;;
Worslpd,
buuu.
k.
Kupert
as
a
proving
ground
for
new
recruit
who
are
only
here
on
probation
and
have
not
even
been
signed
on.
Our
own
force
sider
whether
they
have
their
own
houses
in
order.
Have
they
conducted
their
own
affairs
to
warrant
putting
your
trust
in
them
to
run
your
citv?
Th
would
likely
cost
more
to
operate.
POWER
Negotiations
will
cnangeover
to
City
Managership
have
to
be
started
to
settle
our
would
have
to
have
the
consent
!
fOWER
status
the
Northern
U.
(
ana
approval
oi
tne
Provincial
taxpayer.
Doti't
listen
to
any
yourself!
No
one
knows
where
it
nnfs
i-
rlnllncr
,
mnnthlv
mnnthlv
in
n
time
silly
promises
or
make
demaml
goes,
but.
It.
shows
that
our
feeder
,
.
mfttrial
maKing
tempnfaty
line
it
ihns
rornrii,.i
U
n
.i
1
i'1
"
......
C.
Fewer
Co.
wll
have
to
be
ask-
uovernmeni.
i
win
leave
It
to
ed
what
they
are
prepared
to
your
own
good
judgment
as
to
offer
In
regard
to
advancement.
I
wno
"
the
aspiring
candidates
rates,
etc.,
in
renewal.
We
must
:
including
myself,
is
likely
to
re
real
barWi
MEN'S
SHovtfi;.,;
COATS-Bfautif.,!,,:
Thrrc
colors.
Rn
at
t
,
arrange
for
someone
else
to
carry
I
receive
the
most
favorable
con-
unless
you
are
prepared
to
put
"".'"
i
i
natches
that
do
not
improve
um
up
the
money
for
them
in
the
f
lot
'
leaks
and
needs
replac-
TnPSP
tliiars
are
lost.
"g'
"P08'"
pump
?P"5Uoa
it's
like
putting
a
n-w
link
lone
long
run
run.
t-ropeny
Property
can
can
only
0P'y
is
costly
to
li
JU
just
pump
water
down
,d
clJin.
u
breaks
hi
stand
so
much
taxation
too
some
hole
or
holes.
The
reservtfir
;
,hr
nlace
tomorrow
so
let's
much
makes
the
property
a
lia-
has
got
to
be
relined!
This
was
,
I
j.ie
om
ch8ln
at
sideration
of
the
Provincial
on.
This
cannot
be
left
to
the
Government.
last
minute.
!
HrnsiNn1"hi
tnni!.
h
t.-
uui.y,
who
me
iiiy
eventually
,
done
live
years
ago
but
appar-i"""
"
.w"nne
The
new
rp.fs
ently
not
to
the
satisfaction
of,
,
m.
the
aid
of
a
ship!!
getting
it
back
for
taxrs
and
no
tention
if
we
are
going
to
be
able
to
offer
satisfactory
living
If
this
program
meets
with
your
approval.
I
respectfully
ask
for
your
vote
and
support
at
the
polls
December
8.
ROBERT
McKAV.
the
engineer
a
Mr.
Haines
tho
P.WTS-AII
oo',(.
from
.
.j
Boys'
I)cnim
PA.Ni
-lei'tiin
!.,!.
i
In
conditions
to
Celanese
employ
ees
so
that
they
von't
move
els?
i
loan,
should
laKe
care
oi
necessary
outside
renewals
the
next
two
years.
Ii
pvent
we
can
pet
by
wlih
and
was
broken
and
letf
in
a
much
worse
condition
than
be-iore.
It
is
not
large
enough
to
J
!
ttrhcri)
A
a
want
In
nnA
wlll
rtaUA
I
subsequent
revenue.
The
Im-iprovement
Tax,
to
my
rnlhd.
Is
a
imost
vicious
tax.
It
penalises
the
party
who
builds
and
who
I
helps
to
make
your
comunlty
to
assist
and
co-operat
with
any
take
iaKC
the
tne
load
ioaa
In
in
any
any
emergency
emergency.
price
from
I
ISoVS'
llrne
.
I
ide
Irtsenl
board
if
we
get
mit'i
as
was
proven
just
lately.
We
IP
d
,lnes
,
good
sh,.p.
need
another
reservoir
onstruct
Mrs.
B.
Sirherk
returned
to
the
city
on
the
camasun
on
Friday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
SIirKTS-Good
Mf,
However,
it
is
there,
and
it
is
ed
on
Montreal
Heights
of
at'
"
.EV
"T
im.l
-
party
or
organization
who
will
offer
to
provide
suitable
housing.
In
looking
over
the
workings
and
mistakes
of
past
councils,
it
seems
to
be
an
impossibility
tc
I
impossible
to
carry
on
without
it.
least
the
same
size
or
larger
to
ft.llw
nmfArt
IVa
,itf
tn
i
f
,1111111111.
1U11J
;iUlCLb
IHC
111
CTClll
Ul
a
break
in
the
main
line
they'
CITY
HALL
City
Hall
shon'd
sometimes
haDDen
even
In
newlhnve
someone
in
charge
who
1
would
try
all
other
means
possible
to
raise
revenue
and
thus
obtain
some
relief
in
this
get
the
right
men
to
.otfer
them-
VvTSERvT
HANGOVER
installations.
There
Is
a
12"
con-1
would
be
responsiule
lor
themselves
up
for
candidates.
Those
irom
,-RovV
Plaid
All
V.Z
SHIRTS-Kral
Sat
Xmas
Girls'
and
Him'
S
Sizes
up
to
six.
All
$3.50.
For
Xmas
Sp.
LADIES,-
Prints
iVfice
Rupert's
Defences
pPJXCE
RUPERT
may
well
have
more
than
a
I
mere
passing
interest
in
the
"matter
of
Canada's
national
defence.
Major-General
G.
R.
Pearkes
V.
C.
is
not
the
first
to
see
Alaska
as
the
Aehille
heel
of
the
North
American
continent
in
the
event
of
another
war.
Prince
Rupert
is
the
nearest
transcontinental
railhead
to
Alaska.
In
the
event
of
attack
by
an
enemy
from
the
north,
it
is
but
realistic
to
anticipate
that
Prince
Rupert
would
be
an
important
objective:
Therefore,
it
is
very
fitting
that
Prince
Rupert
people
should
be
most
interested
in
the
matter
of
defence
and
might
well
be
concerned
if
due
attention
is
not
paid
to
this
port's
important
'and
potentially
vulnerable
position.
In
a
message
directed
to
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
John
W.
Snyder,
who
visited
there
a
few
days
a
?o,
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle
mentioned
Prince
Rupert
as
follows:
.
"Alaska
lies
at
the
western
terminus
of
Canadian
National
Railway
line
into
Prince
Rupert
which
supplied
many
Alaskan
bases
during
World,
war
2.
This
line
is
as
important
to
Alaskan
defences
as
is
the
Trans-Siberian
railroad
to
northeastern
Siberian
defenses.
,
;'Vet
Prince
Rupert,
a
major
wartime
base,
has
languished.
Its
buildings
and
equipment
have
been
surplused.
It
needs
an
airbase,
supply
depots,
antiaircraft
guns
and
troops.
Possibly
Ketchikan's
big
$3,000,000
Coast
Guard
base,
if
properly
garrisoned
and
supplied,
could
undertake
defenses
of
Annette
island
and
Prince
Rupert,
with
assistance
from
the
Armed
Forces.
If
so,
there
should
be
cache
s
of
mines',
anti-submarine
nets
and
antiaircraft
guns.
There
should
be
troops
trained
.in
demolition
and
other
defense
activities.
The
Coast
Guard
base
has
housing
and
recreational
facilities.
It
should
also
have
more
surface
craft
with
a
vlar
of
defense
to
use
in
emergency.
Its
job
should
be
to
keen
tbe
.In-.
side
Passage,
open
and
operating
and
the
airways
clear.
nection
to
the
whole
water,
efficient
workings
of
the
City
who
have
the
ability
are
tied
up
!
system
at
9th
and
McBride
Sts.'Hall
and
from
whom
you
could
in
their
own
personal
business
!
BREAKFASTS
that
would
connect
with
Mon-,get
a
correct
answer
to
an
ques-and
cannot
afford
the
time
nor
treal
Heights
and
overcome
the
tions
and
not
the
run-around
the
criticism
that
they
must
take
Hays
Creek
crossing
at
Hays
as
it
is
now.
!in
order
to
give
efficient
serv-
Cove,
as
well
as
under
the
Booth1
LABOR
I
want
to
see
labor
ice.
One
makes
enemies,
loses
School.
I
don't
know
what
would
get
the
equal
of
any
comparable
I
customers
and
takes
a
lot
of
happen
if
the
line
ever
broke
work
prevailing
in
the
district
abuse.
There
are
candidates
EDUCATIONAL
TAXES
-
I
Will
do
my
best
to
have
the
full
cost
taken
over
by
the
Government.
After
all,
an
educated
boy
or
girl
is
an
asset
to
the
whole
Dominion
and
I
feel
that
the
expense
to
educate
a
child
should
be
ntiid
.
lor
out
of
Income
Tax.
The'
country
as
a
whole
derives
the!
maUh.
Beautiful
p
IcKUlur
to
f
t.00
Sow,
a
set
2
raw
eggs
1
small
tomato
juice
2
aspirins
AND
ALL
OUR
SYMPATHY
ALSO
Best
Hamburgers
in
Town
SNACK
BAR
oenefit
from
our
educated
vonth
Imagine
what
it
would
be
like
if
we
had
no
children
for
fifty
years.
Who
would
carry
on
Hie
affairs
of
the
country?
It
is
the
responsibility
of
the
whole
country
to
foot
the
bill
for
ihpiti
A
New
Travel
Otherwise,
a
citizen
could
bp
i)PEN
6
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
DAILi
Just
off
Third
Avenue
.
Station
Period
tALAG0
U
6th
St.
Ph.
Orders
Blue
92
I
Phone
Circen
earning
a
large
income,
have
pupils
at
school
and
still
not
pr.y
taxes
if
not
owning
property.
UTILITIES-As
far
as
Utilities
are
concerned.
I
think
they
should
pear
rates
to
provide
operating-cost;
'sinking
fund,
interest
alid
replacements
without
any
asisUnce
from
Land
or
Improvement
Taxes.
All
those
should
be
taken
care
of
before
any
moneys
are
turned
into
General
fund.
Be
assured
v.e
we
would
not
be
tn
the
fix
v.e
are
today
with
our
water
nri
NOVEMBER
lOtlt
REAL
EST
INSURAM
INCOME
T,
HETURLS
PRI
l
v.
I4
.telephone
both
worn
out
and
no
R.
E.
MORTlj
324
2nd
Ave.
(N-
money
lor
replacements
if
this
had
been
done
in
the
past.
FINANCE
-It
is
imperati
;e
that
ways
and
means
be
fou
d
to
raise
money
to
take
care
of
he
AS
ANNOUNCED
BY
THE
MINISTER
OF
FINANCE,
THE
REGULATIONS
GOVERNING
THE
USE
OF
U.S.
DOLLARS
FOR
TRAVEL
CONTINUE
IN
FORCE.
As
in
the
past,
it
will
be
necessary
for
Canadians
to
obtain
a
permit
from
their
bank
if
they
wish
to
take
out
of
Canada
more
than
$10
U.S.,
or
more
than
$25
in
U.S.
and
Canadian
currency
combined.
-
CALL
IJM'E
r
For
Satisfactory
10
OFF
OIL.
STANDS
Ordered
before
Saturday
Noon
ALL
SIZES
Phone
Mark
881
T
H
OM
:
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
already
ovorcie
replacerr.-n'
of
our
w
ater
and
sewage
sei
vices.
KEN'S
RADIO!
718
2nd
Ave
I
Pleasure
Travol
witn
Mwproper
appmneh.
plus
the
proven'
acts.tUat
u
(son
ab-'
solute
netekiity
l.the
Minister
of
Municrpatitl-errmnwTi;tir,t
l:i
either
refunding
our
debts
or
paying
off
the
balance
of
our
Consolidated
bonds
two
years
Le-for
they
ate
due.
If
e
can
get
the
Pmui.-KI
Government
and
80"f
of
ih
CHANDLd
M
'
flrrfl
PORTRAIT
El
Film
Finislihif
i
j
bondholders
to
o?ro,
It
could
be
The
maximum
amount
of
U.S.
dollars
which
any
Canadian
resident
may
obtain
for
pleasure
travel
purposes
during
the
twelve
months
beginning
November
16th,
1949,
is
$150.
In
the
case
of
children
of
eleven
years
and
under,
the
amount
is
$100.
There
is
no
restriction
in
the
number
of
trips
as
long
as
the
annual
allotment
is
not
exceeded.
Flash
Pliolof
Iakf:
Ptioue
Green
339
.
none
hi
nne
rrinte
R
iit-L
owns
$1,000,000
of
her
own
bonds
as
well
as
those
of
the
Provin-
prince
Rim:
1
T
1
I
.!
mm
i.i.
h1
y
j,iv!.i.,iiirn.
more
nr
now
a
great
many
private
holders
However,
this
will
have
to
be
gone
into
ajci'
worked
out
aftci
I
am
Mayor.
Before
any
money
is
spent
on
a
rehabilitation
program
I
would
positievely
call
in
a
consulting
limn
mr
auiiii'a9
jitMiim
ur
1
Ediicnlioii
PHONE
79
lUallarr
(engineer
with
A-l
standing
to
j
advise
us
just
where
we
stand,
1
perferably
Mr.
Breckenridge
who
i
has
had
25
years
municipal
service
as
City
Engineer
with
the
jCity
of
Vancouver
and
is
now
;
retired
but
would
be
available
in
;an
Advisory
capacity.
We
will
jhave
to
be
content
with
present
i
narrow
streets
for
manv
vear
Reasonable
amounts
of
U.S.
dollars
may
be
obtained
for
these
purposes
by
making
application
through
ony
of
the
chartered
banks.
Travel
lo
Europe
Special
arrangements
exist
whereby
Canadian
dollars
can
be
used
to
buy
the
appropriate
currencies
for
travel
in
the
United
Kingdom
and
Other
sterling
area
countries,
as
well
as
in
most
countries
of
Western
Europe.
Travel
expenditure
in
these
but
the
necessary
materials
and
machinery
are
pa
fur
to
sur-lace
the
balance
not
already
done.
This
can
and
will
be
done
out
of
regular
maint
enancp
"A
civil
act'on
involving
a
verbal
agreement
.
.
anybody
Interested
'
countries
does
not
come
out
of
the
$1
50
U.S.
currency
ration."
jRushbrook
Heights,
providing
the
j
necessary
names
are
put
on
a
riuiiuu,
win
dc
aone
under
a
liocai
improvement
ulan.
Anv
(work
other
than
maintenance
or
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
'
7
p.m.
to
!)
p.m.
upkeep
of
major
proportions
l
should
b3
carried
out
on
con
Further
Information
available
at
any
bank
or
from
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
CONTROL
BOARD
ST.
JOHN'S
MONTREAL
OTTAWA
TORONTO
WINDSOR
VANCOUVIR
SIXTH
STREET
and
THIRD
AVE
btvtcf
tWr
authority
of
tho
Government
of
Conacfo
-4
tract
basis.
WA'jER
-While
the
main
Intake
line
is
not
perhaps
in
the
Lest
of
shape,
it
is
not
the
most
urgent
job
at
hand.
Tr.e
pipe,
ordered
three
years
ago
is
now
on
liana
to
replace
th
:
worst
piece
of
the
main
line
and
there
Reserve
Fund
to
lnstal
it.
The
meter
on
the
main
line
shows
there
are
2''2
to
3
minion
gallons
of
water
coming
over
it
dally.
This,
for
a
population
of
between
"OVER-ALL
OVERHAUL"
SERVICE
Steering
is
all
too
often
a
matter
of
life
and
death.
For
maximum
safety
your
front
wheels
should
respond
instantly
to
your
every
movement.
Our
wheel
alignment
srevice
may
prevent
an
accident.
DRIVE
IN
NOW!
1
i
MAKE
THIS
A
'
mil
ll
CHRISTIl
ues
at
LOW
P
TOP
V
rices
DECORATE
FOR
CHRISTMASTIME
With
TREE
LIGHTS,
HOUSE
and
FOR
THE
CHILDREN
New
Assortment
of
di
a
ctip
DFrnRDS
AS
SALE
CONTINUES
with
SWEATERS
CRUISERS
TIES
SHIRTS
Reduced
to
Sell
TREE
DECORATIONS
Xmas
Crackers,
Candles
Angel
&
star
Tree
Tops
Xmas
Napkins
&
Cloths
a
tirtu
i
iv
nI1
HAVE
JUST
ARW
,
XMAS
CAROLS
CHILDREN
STORIKS-M
,tslj
SONGS
MOTHER
GOOSE
RIIVMKS
j
r
i
r
it.
Ar
each
r
SPORTS
JACKETS
VP
TO
SIZE
At
CLEARANCE
PRICES
MARCHAM)
OIL
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
RURNEUS
IKON
FIREMAN
STOKERS
Plumbing
&
Heating
Alterations
Call
in
today
to
ACME
CLQTHINrf
W
STORE
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LTD.
BOX
274
Third
Avenue
Phone
359
18
Srd
Ave.
W.
Box
1118
Phone
Red
400
"M