r
V
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newt
Tuesday,
January
3,
VJ'M
Hall
Century
Is
Helped
In
Hi
I
n
Mi33
Oeraldlne
Cade
daughter
or
Dr..
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Cade,
207
Fourth
Avenue
West
jailed
Sunday
nljht
on
the
Camosun
to
resume'teaching
duties
at
Ktl-owna
after
spending
Christmas
holidays
with
her
parents
here.
With
the
holiday
season
at
an
i
They're
here!!
They're
:
Wth
the
he,p
'
whi"inB
iim'8-what
here!!
W.
J.
Nelson,
who
is
spending
you
have
ail
been
waiting
the
holiday
season
in
Prince
deeP-throated
horns
and
shrill
fur.
Ten
Pins
and
balls
ready
Rupert,
expects
to
return
to
whistles,
1950
was
born
and
be-wr
Prince
Rupert
enthusiasts.
Ocean
Falls
within
another
whiskered
1949
fell
back
into
also
h
aUernoon-
We
week
or
so.
Mr.
Nelson,
who
is
eternity.
Celebrating
the
arrival
ORR
SIIOPPE
DERBY
A
'
'
1
"
,
"V
"
'
y
lrom
ln
lne
Customs
service
was
""'oua'
"rougn
to
the
end
stationed
In
Prince
Rupert
for
WINNER!!
j
end,
students
from
Prince
Ru-P'rt
attending
University
of
Eriti.sh
Columbia
are
returning
to
studies
at
Vancouver.
Included
in
the
passenger
list
go-in
:4
south
on
the
Coquitlam
to
u
uic
wcck.
j
fours
years.
t.,L
SKodpc
is
pleased
to
onnounce
thot
the
win
Regular
meeting
Women
of
the
Moose,
4,
at
8
15.
of
the
January
(2
(2)
Announcing
that
Dick
Jack
Caron
and
E.
Ltnney
formerly
of
65
ui
uie
next,
cemury,
many
par-tics
were
held
at
dwellings
and
for
those
who
didn't
want
to
bring
the
New
Year
in
at
home,
there
were
various
frolics.
Largest
party
of
them
all
was
the
naval
party
held
in
the
ward
room
of
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
where
200
guests
enjoyed
a
cabaret
style
:
a
tmosphere.
Music
was
supplied
k
Derby
is
o
oouj
vvj
ith.
ku.
t
I
day
were
Gordon
Calderwood,
Ronald
Ward,
John
Wesch.
David,
Kristmanson
and
S.
G.
McCaig.
Her,
,
541
ytn
e.
-
-
it,
weighing
6
lbs.
15
ounces.
-1st,
vaUi
aie
now
unacr
name
oii
l
53
Cabs.
For
fast,
courteous
and:
NOKPtTIPn
nv
JVlllCII
efficient
dav
ami
niht
c,i
iTo
Panama
by
tne
Four
Dukes
orchestra.
In
the
New'
Year
in
at
the
Sons
of
IJiionc
Oi.
(t,fj
S.O.N.
Meeting
Wednesday,
January
4,
at
8
p.m.
2
the
drill
hall,
a
party
was
staged
Norway
hall.
Convened
bv
Mrs
VANCOUVER
(P
A
pair
of
for
enUsted
nava'
personnel.
Frank
Schroeder
,the
eve.it
was
The
baby
has
received
a
lovely
layette
as
the
prize
In
the
Stork
Shoppe
Derby.
Mrs.
B.
Grant.
miss
k.
m.
Wallace,
after
visit-
alI"ie
young
Norwegians
walk-.
wiu
tofe
in
uw
Aero
uub
rngniy
successiui.
Music
was
ing
her
brother
and
sister-ln-
inS
around
the
world
stopjied
a
Pal'tv
attended
by
about
85
supplied
by
Mike
Colussi.
Assist-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.'
E.
C.
Wallace,
hcre
t0
eet
their
shoes
repaired.
People
was
staged.
Under
the
ing
Mrs.
Schroeder
were
Mr.
ano
949
Third
Avenue
West,
left
by
I
The
23-vear-old
buddies,
Carl
leadership
of
Bob
Wood
as
mas-
Mrs.
J.
Petersen,
Mr
.and
Mrs.
plane
for
Vancouver
Mndy.
i
Peterson
and
ErliiiR
Brunberu
of
.'
ter
of
ceremonies,
guests
enjoyed
K.
Slatta,
Mr
.and
Mrs.
John
Oslo,
left
their
homes
four
!
themselves
thoroughly.
Another
,
Fredheim
and
Alf
Jensen.
ijP'h
Jf
'
Booth
Memor-
J
months
ago
and
arrived
here
byjUon
of
the
Four
Dukes
sup-!
Tommy
Dorsey,
Glenn
Miller,
til
i
High
School
staff
returned
to,
various
means
as
riding
a
rail-
;P'd
dance
music.
j
Artie
Shaw
and
others
with
the
the
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
wav
sDceder
across
northern
On-
I
At
the
Moose
Temple,
the
hall
hela
of
recorded'
bands
surmlied
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
J
"Later
I've
got
homework
to
do
1
'
Dnc
w'P
w
vancou-
;
tarj0
antl
naddlinir
a
raft
down
wa
packed
with
feet
dancing
to
music
for
dancine
at
the
Armour
!
vcr.
r:
n
PJ'TTWU
I
I
Hudson
Bay.
They've
done
J
the
music
of
violinist
Bert
Cam-
ies
New
Year's
Eve.
The
Kinsmen
j
(enough
walking
'to
wear
through
jeron
and
pianist
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
frolic
was
attended
by
about
120
;half
an
inch
of
boot
spikes.
I
An
estimated
EOO
persons
at-;
persons
who
enjoyed
a
cabaret
j
They
never
make
plans,
they
j
tended
and
left
completely
sat-1
style
celebration.
j
!say,
but
they're
heading
in
the
I
isf
ied
with
the
evening's
events.'
And
so
it
continued
until
the'
'general
direc
tion
of
Panama
and
i
With
Gunnar
Selvig
acting
as
early
hours
of
the
morning
with
'
eventually
the
South
Seas.
;
master
of
ceremonies,
approxi-
many
saying
"Never
again."
But'
Yukon
Member
Passes
Through
,
The
M.P.
for
Yukon
stated
his
;
visit
to
Whiiehorse
is
primarily
.
to
get
his
wife
and
mother
settled
'at
their
home.
He
will
make
the-'
return
voyage
to
Vancouver
in
about
a
month.
;
Film
List
For
Month
Forty
cents
a
day
keeps
them
mately
100
guests
helped
to
bring
esolutions
are
made
to
be
broken
i
Such
features
as
"Belvedere
caU
and
carry
all
their
I
l
lirvA
"
.
r.U
.
1
.Goes
to
College'
now
.showing
suDDlies
a
miniature
stove,
bed
"On
the
Town,"
"The
Doctor
and
HtniT
n
fixw
ril.tirs
nnrl
fK;enl.ial
'
I
A
ft
the
Oirl"
and
"Little
Women,"
are
colhm?-on
their
backs.
Included
ln
the
picture,
list
for
111
mil.
'7
r-
January
as
announced
by
Man
ager
J.
Harry
Black
of
the
Capl
They
want
to
cover
a
lot
more
before
they
go
back
to
see
tfteir
parents
who.
incidentally,
did
not
approve
of
their
journey.
Returning
home
to
Whitehor.se
alter
the
recent
session
of
Parliament
in
Ottawa,
J.
Aubrey
Simmons,
member
of
Parliament
for
the
Yukon,
passed
through
Prince
Rupert
at
the
week-end
aboard
the
Princess
Norah.
Mr.
Simmons,
his
wife
and
his
mother,
Mrs.
L.
E.
Simmons,
were
visited
aboard
the
vessel
by
Alderman
H.
F.
Glassty
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ted
Applewhaitc,
M.P.
for
Skeena
The
sitting
at
the
Dominion
capital
went
smoothly,
Mr.-
Simmons
said
jovially,
and
"we
are
hoping
to
get
an
early
start
in
the
New
Year."
He
added
that
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lineham
left
for
Vancouver
on
the
Coquitlam
today
for
a
brief
holiday.
Announcements
:
Canadian
Legion
Ladies'
Auxiliary
bridge,
crlbbage
and
whist,
January
4.
Regular
Cards.
Catholic'
Hall,
January
5.
W.O.T.M.
Card
Tournament.
January
12.
All
Welcome.
'
Civic
Centre
Bridge
January
13.
Salvation
Army
Native
Home.
0
l?
V!
tol
Theatre
hers.
,
.v.,
Following
la
the
list:
-
January
3
and
4
"Belvedere
Goes
To
College."
Clifton
Webb
and
Shirley
Temple.
5,
0
and
7
"On
the
Town,"
Gene
Kelly
and
Frank
Sinatra.
,
8-"Flaxy
Martin,
"Virginia
Mayo
and
Zachary
Scott;
"I
Am
a
Fugitive
From
a
Chain
Gang,"
Taul
Muni,
Glenda
Farrell,
Preston
Foster,
Helen
Vincent.
'
1
,
9,
10
and
11
"The
Doctor
and
the
Girl,"
Glen
Ford
and
Gloria
De
Haven.
'
12,
13
and
Klttle
Women,"
June
Allyson
and
Peter
Lawford.
fO
Firthday
Tea
and
Sale,
Jan:
2d,
tv
k
X'
the
next
session
will
probably
be-
!
,
i
gui
anjwnere
ueiween
January
-
14
and
February
17.
"But
I
think
it
will
commence
in
February,"
he
said.
ay
they're
within
their
rigliU
,this
being
the
Rumpus
Room"
Annie
Goldsmith
R.N..
Dr.
H.
M.
Daggett
left
by
yes-
lmmh
HOTEL
AHHiVALS
I
.
..
,
1....
t
....
....
1.1.
.
EBY&SONS
Contractors
REPAIRS
-
REMODELLING
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.II.A.
Phonr
C.rw.
883
Box
586
-
.
.'.--
.s
.
if?
11
i
i
f
.'
$
of
the
Prince
Ru-
to
duties
at
the
staff
return
teaching
an(1
winters
and
Key
Luke;
"I
for
the
of
British
Columbia
Hospital
University
wouldn't
Be
In
Your
Shoes,"
Don
1
"i
,
'r"V.;
"I"
irince
Rupert
I
)
Jr
1
;
'
fW
W.
H.
Williscroft.
Terrace
Joe
Hatch,
Vancouver;
R.
Bolton,
years
sailed
nils
alter
after
spending
jne
cnnsimas
Castle
and
Elyse
Knox.
i
the
Coquitliim
tor
Van-
and
New
Year
holiday
season
j
j
an(j
J7"n,'s
4
Qrfat
Fecl-
i
mere
she
wil
be
remain-
the
time
being.
here
vLsitlng
with
his
parents,
lngt
rnnis
Morgan,
Dennis
Day
Mr
and
Mrs.
II.
M.
Daggett
and
Jack
Cnrson.
'
18
and
19
"Big
Steal,"
Robert
Mltchum
and
Jane
Greer
.
Miller
Bay;
A.
R.
McLean,
city;
R.
Dorvall,
city;
A.
Legere,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Grandison,
Port
Edwaard;
H
McGowan,
Port
Edward;
R.
E.
Mitchell,
Port
Edward;
D.
Reid,
Port
Edward;
G.
Reid,
city;
E.
Harrison,
Port
Edward;
R,
J.
Lawson,
Port
Edward;
Miss
K.
Mackin,
Vancouver;
S.
E.
Acker,
Watson
Island;
D.
C.
Deary,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
F.
Acton,
Saskatoon;
D.
Acton,
Saskatoon.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
LL
.1
;
zi
20
and
21
'
Sea
Biscuit,"
Shlr-
ley
Temple
and
Barry
Fit?-,
gerald.
i
22.
"House
of
Dracula,"
Lon
1
Chancy;
"Lightning
In
the
For-1
est."
Lynn
Roberts
and
Don
.
BELATED
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
Halifax
stevedores
unload
some
of
the
11,609
bags
of
mail
which
arrived
Christmas
morning
aboard
the
Canadian
Pacific
Steamships
liner
Empress
of
Canada.
It
was
the
biggest
shipment
of
overseas
mail
ever
brought
to
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
:d
Advertising
is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
Barry.
,
I
"ing.
Classilieds,
2c
per
word
per
insertion,
minimum
I
23
and
24
"City
Across
the
CHAMP
CROCHETER
Hold-ng
the
victor's
cup,
Joseph
Dolinj
of
Dunellen.
N.J..
smiles
happily
as
he
views
his
prize-winning
entry
in
the
men's
division
of
the
Needlecraft
Bureau's
nationwide
crochet
contest.
The
award
was
made
at
an
exhibition
in
Chicago.
uirtli
Notices
50c.
Cards
ol
Thanks,
ueain
novices.
r.)v.r.i
st-nhon
McNallv
and
i
Notices.
Marrtaue
and
Ent-'aecment
Announcement:
$2.'
1
cue
angiana.
.
.
.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
25
end
26
"A
Song
is
Born,".
A
FAMILY
STORY...
l
t)K
6A1.E
LOST
ANU
KH:NI)
,
Danny
Kayc
and
Virginia
Mayo.
OF
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THE
Rex
Cafie
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
CHOP
SUEY
,
CHOW
MEIN
WHIN
DAP
liy
OK
MOTHIR&I'OK
ONI
Of
1HI
KIDS
child's
rubber'
2,
ana
28.-uooa
Jara.
uary
LOST-Smali
ALE
,ub
oP
One
mT-I
MiLaiV
h-v
Rmee
Kanue
.
Deanes
b(M
,n
v,.mllv
l)
Crx-r
ando
Ann
Sheridan,
oil
burner.
Phone
Blue
'
a(,u,(.rs.
Phone
Black
106.(
(
!
29,..N,ght
Unto,
Night,"
VI-
-
.,
,
,
-
-
j
veca
Llndfors
and
Ronald
Rca-
SALE
-Oil
burning
or.
woltR
WANTM
j
Murder"
ean.
..silcu
C8se
ui
0f
S
wood
ranac
comulete.!
1
1''"
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v.-c
iuiun,
Red
430.
tlf'.WORK
WANTED
Yotinu
mar-1
Edward
G.
Hoblnson
and
Jane
;,,
.
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j
ried
man
needs
work
Hli;h
rjryan
I.fc-tspii
win-
'
'
doors,
school
Grad
Uruent,
Annly
'
VICKS
VAPOKUt-
HAS
A
C0LVW
RUB
ON
WARMING.
SOOIHINShZl
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ally
99
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to
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liST.
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VCRf
BIST-
KNOWN
H0MI
RIMiVY
YOU
CAN
tSi
CP)'CKS
tO
miM
IHC
MIStRY
OF
A
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CONDENSED
r
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limber.
Phone
54J,
rail
UoX
No
037
Dully
News
Id)
Ji
Are.
W.
-(till
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
ajn.
to
8:S0
a.m.
Phone
17S
for
Outside
Orders
ru
ZZ1
J
The
Terrace
Credl'.
Hall
was
the
seen-1
ot
a
social
evening
on
New
Year's
Eve
for
thojc
mcinjers
of
Knox
UnUed
Church
congregation
who
did
not
go
elsewhere.
MIX
,kNOWN
NAMEir
i-Mt
Soepder
Shovels
.
hrak-ln.rs:
Annul'
;
WANIEtl
i
WANTED
Three
or
four
room
!
uiwirtment
or
house,
youm
!
roiinle.
no
children.
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or
three-roon
suite
lor
voiinc
eoiime.
uin
ea
inc
evriung
me
ouium.i
Phone
Red
l!M.
v."
!
S(.10tl
m,.t
in
the
new
church
on
To
rent
2
or
3-rooin1
sunciay
morning
ana
imie
was
WANTED
A
favourite
now
im
J
Graders;
Llttleford
Bros.
'
ion
Road
Maintenance
Went;
Owm
Clain.shel
'I'
and
Unek
Grapples;
fcnuth
Concrete
Mixers;
ifurkllll
Trucks;
Nelson
Loaders
lor
Stockpile
5111
Rciuoviil:
Rice
port-
Ceatri
f
Piiiiiijs;
Nu-11
Oimulliic
Scrapers
and
t-i:
National
All
Hteel
''mc
llol.O.s;
National
"bir
SaAinills:
National
i'v
Screens
'ind
Convcvoit.
informs
.ion
irom
Na-Jl
Maeli
.Jiiery
Co.
Llcl
.
'Jver.
b.C.
(it)
iiDiirtnient
or
sniiill
house,
no,
,10
preaching
service,
children.
Phone
Red
t,W.
Ur-.
usun
cvollillg
service.
plentiful
supply.
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PAPER
TOWELS
PAPER
CUPS
TOWEL
CABINETS
LIQUID
SOAPS
SOAP
DISPENSERSDISINFECTANTSDEODORANTS
and
FIXTURES
LAMPS
PASTE
and
LIQUID
WAX
DUSTBANE
and
SISAL
Industrial
Janitor
Stjlies
at
Vancouver
Prices
Manufacturer's
Representative
r
V
M
WANTED
-To
rent
or
buy
a
piano.
220
East
Ninth
Ave.fi
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
GEORGE
COOK,
Jeweller
Miss
Anne
Burrldge
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527
3rd
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Storage
Complet
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
T-st.
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Year
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City
There
were
thirteen
fire
calb
in
Prince
Rupert
during
the
month
of
December
which
and
sons-
,ple.
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the
lowest
prices,
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room.
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RENT
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broueht
the
total
for
the
yeai
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Job
Parher
and
Staff
wish
to
take
this
opportunity
of
wishing
all
our
friends
and
customers
a
Happy
New
Year,
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women
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221
5th
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2'
,
up
to
91
as
compared
with
104
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room
or
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the
year
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room.
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tor
the
NEW
1950
CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
You
get
the
Good
Things
first
from
the
Chrysler
Corporation
High
Compression
Engines
Hydraulic
Brakes
Floating
Power
O
All
Steel
Bodies
0
Automatic
Over
Drive
Transmission
Fluid
Drive
And
Many
Other
Firsts
See
your
local
Chrysler
Plymouth
Dealer
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MOTORS
LIMITED
inn.
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CHIROPRACTOR
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Block
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rules
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FIRST
BID
VALUE
FOR
50.
5-Room
House,
attached
par-auc.
concrete
basement
hot
water
heatlns
excellent
value
and
must
be
seen
to
be
aoureciated.
pis
Is
a
baruain
for
vou
if
you
are
lookinu
for
a
new.
warm
and
comfortable
home
In
a
aulet
nelchborhood.
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SEE
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Phone
342
or
eves.
Green
2hl
lot
six
and
ten
imiics
10:30
a.m.
to
1U:30
p
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nd
..aters.
Premises
im-Avenue.
Lesion
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FOR
SALE
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rifles.
shotguns,
Monday
and
Friday.
7:30
p.m.
lor
!
those
unable
to
come
during
the
v
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latest
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Used
Cars
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to
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day.
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