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Wednesday » Becembep {

9, 1943

 

THE DAILY NEWS

THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA
Published Daily and Weekly by
THE PRINCE RUPERT PUBLISHING CO. LTD., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

H. F. McRAER,

EDITOR A ND GENERAL MANAGER

SUBSCRIPTION RATES—To Canada, United States and Mexico:

Daily, 50c per month, or $5.00 per year, in advance.
All Other Countries:

$2.00 per year.

Weekly,
Daily, $8.00 per year.

Weekly, $2.50 per year, strictly in advance.
HEaD OFFICE

civic ELECTION
In yesterday's
Pattullo has
self as a candidate for re-elec-
In his letter he has also

News Mayor

announced him-

tion.

outlined what has been ac-
complished the

council during the year. When

by present

we consider that practically
every city in Western Canada
has been at a stand. still

still for the past year one be-
gins to realize that in Prince
, Rupert we have made wonder-
ful strides.
OB
We are just entering upon
the year of completion of the
road; the year that we have all
been looking forward to since
the advent of the city. This
will be our year of jubilee,
when we are expected to lake
our proper place in the life of
the nation. We are sure to
have among us a large number
of distinugished guests (per-
haps including the King him-
self}, and next year’s mayor
should be a man who would in
every sense of the word repre-
sent us before the world. The
present mayor such a man
and the citizens no doubt will
consider this in making their
choice.

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During his term of office
Mr. Pattullo has had a_ hard

He has been con-
financial condi-
tions that have not been as
severe within the lifetime of
any of us notwithstanding the
fact that we have suffered
nothing locally. The financiers
of Europe had practically shut
down on all Canadian enter-
prises, and yet in spite of this
the present council did more
financing than the two prev-
jous ones. Q
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There is no man living who
could step into the

row to hoe.
fronted with

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a> Wednesday

chair and give satisfaction to
everybody. It is really a sign
of strength when one refuses
to gain popularity by pleasing
the crowd. Mr. PattulJo has
worked hard and disinterest-
edly for the city’s welfare. He
was elected by a fusion of pol-
itical forces and not once dur-
ing the vear was it ever hinted
that he had condescended to
play the political game. Prince
Rupert has been cursed by
polities in the past and it is to
be hoped that we have seen the
last of the days when the issue

at civic el@éctions had a_ party
tinge.
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Prinee Rupert has become

famous for crucifying her
public servants. This is per-
haps one of the indications of
our youth. We are now about
to attain our majority and let
us act like men. Let us refuse
to condemn a man because of
insinuations that no man will
dare assert. Let us not be
dictated by the agitators
who are always wanting a
change, but let us do our own
thinking and reward = virtue
where we find it.

to

THE FIGHTING SPIRIT
OF LIBERALISM

Liberalism throughout the
Dominion is in fighting spirit.
In Ontario, Manitoba and Brit-
ish Columbia, where Conserva-
tive governments are strongly
entrenched, nothing being
allowed to go by default. Bye-
elections are being strenuously
fought, not so much in consid-
eration of the prospect of im-
mediate victory as of
the opportunity to arouse and
educate the people. Courage
and a fighting spirit of the
kind now being displayed by
the Liberal party in every sec-
tion of the Dominion will not
have long to await the day of
victory.-— Edmonton

seeing

complete
Capital.

Travel East

OVER THE

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Crossing the Cascade Mountains, the Kittitas Valley, the Colum-
bia River, the Bitter Root Mountains and Montana Canyon, trav-
ersing a country of surpassing scenic grandeur, historical interest

and wonderful development.

TWO FAST THROUGH TRAINS,DAILY

“The Olympian” and “The Columbian”

The NEW ALL-STEEL ,TRAINS to

BUTTE, MILES CITY, SIOUX CITY,
MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL, MILWAUKEE and CHICAGO

For further information regarding fares, train service, reservations, etc.,

call on or address

City Ticket Office, Grand Trunk Pacific,
Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C;, or

City Ticket Offices, Chingo, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway

443 Hastings St.

OR
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ARCHBISHOP MATHIESON, PRIM

His Grace, the Most Reverend Arcl
mate of Canada, surrounded |
the church, conducted the sim
Paul’s Church, Toronto.

RCH BISHOP MATHESON . RRYMATZ
OF CANADA, PREACHING THE FIRST
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THE FIRST SERMON IN ST. PAUL’S

GENERAL NEWS NOTES

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ibishop Mathieson, the lord pri-

vy many leading dignitaries of
ple dedicatory . service of St.

 

 

Fuel oil cousumption this year |¢
the United States navy
30,000,000.

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by

timated at
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president’s daughter was wed.
The bride is a farmer's daughter
and the groom a merchant.
in ge

Winfield Scott Stratton, multi-
millionaire of Cripple Creek, who
died a dozen years ago, left a
fortune of $8,000,000 for the
building and maintenance of a
home for the poor of Col-
orado, The not ready
for business yet.

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aged
home

is

After a
motor busses
and London, the
council has been
own commission to adopt self-
propelled street in prefer-
ence to a system of overhead or

of condtil street car
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study of the
cars in Paris
Edinburgh city
advised by

careful
and

its
Cars
service.

The Citizens’ Fuel and Ice Co.

of Hamilton, Ont., has been or-
ganized in that city, and is cap-
italized at $500,000. The new

 

THIRD ANENUE

Builders’ Supplies
Plumbers’ supplies
Paints

Oils

Varnishes

 

over $41,000 each year ,and will

} stock,
icent. On common stock.

“Newsy” Lalonde will say that
money is no object and will ac- ee ee
cept $900 to play hockef this; Ulric Valquette, Supervising
winter. Perhaps. |}Engineer of the Public Works
+ * * |}department, has left Ottawa for
The keel of the Shamrock IV.| Victoria to consult with J. S. Me-
has been laid down at Niehol.|Lachlan, resident engineer at
son’s yards at Gosport. Sir Thos.| Victoria, in’ respect to the dry
Lipton said she would be the | dock at Esquimalt. The new dock
most wonderful ship ever known.| Will be 1.150 feet long, so as to
or aS accommodate the largest ocean
By a strange coincidence, Miss|liners and the biggest British
Jessie Wilson and Francis Sayre, warships.
residents of Orange, Texas, were oe Te
married at the same time the Fifteen drilling rigs will be

HARDWARE
MONARCH MALLEABLE ™”

 

 

‘company figures on profits of
per cent. on the preferred

to pay 4 per

pay 7
and expects

working in the Calgary,Okotoks
field by April 1, is the announce-
ment made by the Calgary Alber-

tan upon evidently reliable au-
thority, and it says the greater
part of the capital will be sup-

plied by outside parties, the most
of whom practical oi] men
with large experience, The
sibilities of the Calgary field are
now generally recognized and ad-

pos-

mitted.

To Postpone Seaman's Bill

London, Dec. 6.—Great Bril-
ain has made pressing repre-
sentations at Washington to se-
cure the postponement of the

passage of the Seaman's Bill un-
til after the conelusion of the in-

ternational conference on safety
at sea.

Fresh crabs. Palace Cafe,
Sixth St. 284tf

KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY

PHONE No. 3

Sheet and Plate Glass
Plate Glass Mirrors
Stoves, Ranges
Tinware
Graniteware

‘* Stay Satisfactory
Range,”’

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i|kinds of game heads

RAILWAY STRIKE OVER

Thirty Thousand Men Went Out
on English Roads

London, Dee. 8.
the Western Railway, whieh had
tied up traffic since Wednesday,

The strike on

was settled yesterday at a con-
the representatives
of both sides at the Board of
Trade. The thirty thousand men
who had been thrown out of work
returned to work this morning.

ference with

Aldermanic Justice
New York, Dec. 6.—-Three po-
licemen who took part in the Oly
mpic games of 1912, 1908 and
1904, and four who participated

If you are planning a tri

or to Eastern Canada or United States op ¢,

try, bear in mind the Grand

RUPERT AND PRINCE GEORGE
and Seattle and the Grand Trunk Railwa
Chicago to the principal Eastern cities ¥ System

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS

Are now to hand and we can quote lowest patec
tion with aboVe and any Atlantic stean ship

Call on us for rates and reservations

ALBERT DAVIDSON,

Hart Block

CHRISTMAS &
HOLIDAYS

 
 

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the Old ¢ ;
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ATLANTIC SAILINGS

reneral

Agent

Prince Rupert

 
 

 

 

in the last two games, were or-
dered reimbursed today by the
board of aldermen for the time
they lost during their absence
from duty.

No More Professionals

 

Winnipeg, Dec. 6 It was an
nounced from police headquart-
ers today that they had instruct-
ions to put the ban on any more
professional boxing exhibitions

in Winnipeg.

 

Out-of-Towa Work
Hotel and Restaurant Work
Tenders on New Work
Plumbing Insured from Frost

 

Work Done Promptly and Guaranteed st
Reasonable Prices
One Trial Will Convince You
Animals, birds, fish and all

Second

WINTER SCHEDULE

Twin Screw Steamer |
“Venture”

FOR VANCOUVER
2 P. M. Wednesdays

 

THE RELIABLE PLUMBER ee ere ee
» Midnight Mondays, Nov. 17, Dec

et eee a ist, 15th and 29th and }

138 2nd Ave. jone 8 a.m. Tuesdays, Nov, 25, Dec.|

Orr tere eer omen 9th, 23rd and 30th

Get Tickets at

Rogers Steamship Agency -

Ave. Phone 116)

 

mounted;
hides tanned and made into rugs
and robes. All work strictly first
class. A, MITTLER, Expert Taxi-
dermist, 728 Helmecken St., Van-
couver, B.C.

Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Broker
Notary Public. Rents and Collections
Aibert Block, 2nd Avenue
Prince Rupert
Between 5th and 6th Streets

 

 

Office 606 3rd Ave, Phone 93

BC. Coast Steamship Service

  

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SERVICE

Princess May, Southbound, Saturday
8 A. M.
Princess Beatrice for Vancouver on
Sunday, 8 p.m.
J.G. McNAB, General Agent

 

 

PACIFIC TRANSFER C0.

General Teaming, Safe, Piano, |}
Furniture and Baggage Moving }|}
Carefully and Promptly done.
Storage and Forwarding Wood and Coal

HARRISON W. ROGERS

Architect
Suite 1, Federal Block
PRINCE RUPERT, B, CU:
Phone 300 P, O, Box 1635

F. M. CROSBY

Second Hand Deaier

Wants to buy all kinds of Household Fur-
niture, everything in the iine of Mechanics’
Tools, Guns ana Men’s Clothing. Will call
any time. Highest prices paid.
830 3rd Ave. W. Phone Red 243

 

Every man to his business. |
am an expert collector, Let me
look aiter your rented property
or collections.

GEORGE LEEK

615 2nd Ave. Phone 203

INDUSTRIAL
SITES

With Rail and Water
Transportation

 

 

Apply
HARRISON GAMBLE & CO.
Financial Agents
Third Ave, Prince Rupert

 

Hotel : Directory

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Members P.R.L. Vintners Association

WINDSOR HOTEL
Corner of First Ave. and Eighth St
W. H. Wright, Prop.

HOTEL CENTRAL
First Avenue and Seventh St
European and American Plan
Peter Black, Prop.

 

 

KNOX HOTEL
First Ave, Between Eighth and Ninth
European Plan, Rates 50c to $1.00
Per Day
Besner & Besner, Props.

————

J. Y. Rochester Vv. D. Casiey
EMPRESS HOTEL

Third Ave., Between Sixth and
Seventh Streets

European Pian, 60 to §1 Per Day

 

PREMIER HOTEL
American and European Plap
F. W. Henning, Manager

 

ROYAL HOTEL
Corley & Burgess, Props.
Third Ave. and Sixth St.

European Pian Steam Heated

BEAVER WHOLESALE LIQUOR CO.,
LIMITED
Second Ave, and Sixth St.
Phone 102

 

PRINCE RUPERT IMPORTING CO.,
LIMITED
Fraser ana Sixth Sts.
Phone 7

WON Ss. conan oF cu‘. ANDREWS SOCIETY Hu

formerly Kaien Isd, Gymnasium
lo rent for Dances. | Meat
ngs, etc. Particulars a hall "3
Secretary, P. O. Box 248

COAL

New Wellington Coal.

 

Best on the
Coast

Rogers & Blaci

 

SMITH & MALLETT
THIRD AVE
Plumbing, Heating, Steamfitting and
Sheet Metal Work

Office: rd Ave,

Workshe
Phone 174 iry4

2nd Ave. bet. 7th and “th Sts

 

215 Second Avenue Phone 43

WILLIAM T. HOUSE

B.C. Land Surveyor

| PRINCE RUPERT P.O. Box $18
0. C. STUART
Accountant
308 2nd Ave. ahd Phone 280

PRINCE RUPERT. B. oO.

Alex. M. Manson, B. A
W. E. Williams, B.A, LL.B

WILLIAMS & MANSON
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
MONEY TO LOAN
Box 1585

Helgerson Block Prince Rupert,

      

HAYNER BROS.

UNDERTAKEKS anv EMBALMERS

Funeral Directors

    
 

Phone No. #

  
 

 

8rd Ave. near 6th St.

E. L. FISHER

funeral Director end Embaimer

CHARGES REASONABLE

2nd @t., cor. 2nd Ave Phone 366
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

 

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FOR A TAX
Phone 75

PRINCE RUPERT AUTO CO.
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LUMBER
COAL

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Complete Line of
BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES

WESTHOLME LUMBER CO., Limite

Phone 186

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