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in advance. leader of the Trish Nationalist|/clergymen who had protested ag a OE EE Ane te weeneen
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HEAD OFFICE party, this afternoon al a
Rule demonstration alt Dalston,| women Grand Trunk Railway System
Daily News Building, Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C. Telephone 98. in the northeast of London, Fot During the half hour, ™M (The Double Track Route)
BRANCH OFFICES AND AGENCIES half an hour the Irish leader| Redmond was able to utter nine annie ent ersten sette fe eftoc hate Teta
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lwatched the forcible eviction|a single sentence saying it se ad ’ eee ae all ora
New Yor«--Natioral Newspaper Bureaa, 219 East 23rd St., New York City [from the hall of the disturbers.jed to him almost tragic that the gency .' a e manoten, ne " apply to
SraTTLeE—Puget Sound News Co. Desperate resistance to the ush-| women’s cause, which the Street
f ers caused a rapid succession of} minds and the hearts of so many | : | aap
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a The Clougher Syndicate, Grand Trunk Building, Trafalgar) ugh and tumble scenes of the|was so great, should be turned i f | ; a . a
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most rowdy description Men, aflinto a “eomie interlude i rs
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DAILY EDITION ae Thursday, Dec. 12, 1942.

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} (SCAN DINANIAN SOCIETY 8 p.m,
Meets every 2nd and 4th Tugg “y at & Owned and overated |
p.m. in the hall at 319 3rd"Ave. 4. @. MNAB, General Agent eed Peenk Post < y the
} THE NAVAL us that in case of war our sea- 7 ; a
the American and Europear plar
PROGRAMME. y port cities would be at the} - asdientiy furnishes a
E It was to be expected that} Mmerey of a powerful enemy. | STUART & STEWART - steam heat, electric light, and 4
i the expressions in the Mother Suppose Great Britain were | Abesuntente A Tri modern conveniences, being abso
Country respecting the naval engaged in war with Germany. | $00 Sn6 Avenue Phone 280 p lutely first-class in every respect
policy of the Dominion Pre- Almost her entire naval Auditors for the City of Prince Rupert The appointments and service
i mier should be in enthusias- strength would necessarily PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. EAS | are equal to any hotel on the
& tic approval, No matter what have to be concentrated in the} | VAR WRRy Mf |f coast
By proposal might have been made North Sea. Even the mighty latex. @. Maneon, B. A. |
+ Ry there would have been almost fleet the Mother Country ‘pos- W. E. Williams, 8. A, LL.B. ade comfortable, safe and
u unanimous expressions of as- sesses would be inadequate to WILLIAMS & MANSON .
r fast by using the Best Route. °
sent-and gratification, Had defend the coast cities of her | Barristers, Solicitors, Etc . " Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day.
Mr. Borden offered one dread- colonies. Any wandering | aes 208 ,
nought and announced his in-| cruiser of the enemy might in | Melgerson Block Prince Rupert, B. ©. eat ern y.
tention of beginning the imme- a few hours convert Halifax, : _
diate construction of a Can- St. John, Vancouver or Victoria ‘ Offers the choice of routes | G. A. Sweet, Manager.
adian navy the British verdiet into a heap of ruins. This is et --*~--™ c. v_ wane’, 5. through a well settled country.|
it would have been so, we can-( no idle supposition. On this | and Manitoba Bars. katebewen and A'-
: it would hve been so, we can-| coast there is absolutely no | CARSS & BENNETT | 3 DAILY TRAINS |
r not help saying, with more rea-| defence against naval attack. Barristers, Notaries, Prec. From Seattle or Vancouver to}
4 son. ; Our harbors are unprotected | Office— Albert Block, Second Avenue. Chicago and all points east
F But in all the expressions; and foreign vessels could at |
| sacathsiidiilectaiatil
given utterance to in the any time sail in and shell our ‘ . |
: | 3 ‘ N SDMOND, M.P >
Mother Country it is notice- cities or take possession of JOHN REDMOND,’ M1 ae BOX 2 PRINCE RUPERT Rogers’ Steamship
* able that there is not the faint-| them as they wished. In a war| = >
OHN E. DAVEY
! est reference to any immediate| with a great sea power Great BURGLAR IS WOUNDED —THE - Tass SHER OF SINGING Agency | Cor, Fraser and Sth Chotee Wines and Cigars
, necessity for such an addition Britain cannot afford to pro- | PHONE 116 | RUPERT'S PALACE OF COMPORT
to the navy. There is not so tect the colonies, and it was AFTER KILLING A MAN Westholme Lumber oe act aut als
much as a hint that any emer-| with a thorough knowledge a -
gency exists; and yet it was on| of that fact that Sir Wilfrid —LIMITED—
: : Boy SGandit ‘Shot | Victim, Who |
the plea that there was an Laurier and his government i UNION $s. COMPANY Of B C itd
Fi nd Woun . vu.
emergency that Mr. Borden| decided on the establishment _— yong — ee HAYNER BROS. ’ THE ITROQU OIS
formulated his programme. of a Canadian navy. Once the f a ‘ — - EMBALMERS POOL
Because of the urgent nature} colonies are able to defend} . : Lumber and Mouldings eee ee : rhe reliable steamer
, Saat ‘ ‘ Sci . San Francisco, Dee. 11 Shot | 3rd Ave. near 6th St Phone No. 86 a si ‘
of the international situation themselves wu : sutry English and American Billiards
the Federal government has| will have a free hand with her|through the body just below the All Kinds of Building Supplies | és ”? Twelve Tables SECOND AVE
& left over the permanent policy foes in the old world. On sea| heart by a boy burglar, Angelo 3 Sun
which, we are given to under-|_ she is still strong enough to} Tiscormia, a gardener, lay on the ers | —____—
stand, is to be pursued until) any two of the great powers, | ¢),, : :
° | : oor of his home and poured a ; aw | —
another session. powers, and if Canada, Aus- siniindi at badiaahs rai ia, alts First Avenue Phone 186 E. L. FISHER Arrives from Vancower | === 5
Every Canadian should note, tralia and South Africa were ’ rn! m Funeral Director and Embalmer every TUESDAY morning! B lin Alle }
too, that Mr. Borden had abso- able to defend their own coasts | Mate pistol at the, youth who 7 E We on oe kekike Gena oe : f oe ress DOW g ys i
« > » > . ve. ane Se s or i couve
lutely nothing to say with re-| it would be more to her than had wounded ‘him One bullet OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 7 , " ; rer | AND POOL noon | \\
spect to the defence of the a dozen dreadnoughts, even bored through the boy's groin UNDER NEW every WEDNESDAY at 2) anne Te nae e Ti -—— \
» “obese wrelé ° « at P ))]
coasts of Canada. It does not| though the colonies paid for|He fell, being probably mortally p.m. sa oe “the Coast K
require a naval expert to tell’ their upkeep.—Vaneouver Sun. wounded. MANAGEMENT semen ; H. E. ROSS, Prop ard Ave |)
Tiseormia will die. | Phe “Camosun has the eogngagesth
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“What are you doing here? PIONEER LAUNDRY Ltd “Ch h $ largest and most comfort-
e was Tiscormia’s demand when he} . urc rvices - able rooms of any steamer |——
came upon two men ransacking | <== on thie roule
the house. The only reply was} Successors to FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ,
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FROM HOME TO HOME.” a shot. Robert Shaefer, 19 years a Servings goers Dantes Se Oe ’ ( : O A
‘ is, eal : ‘ Em Thea: t 730 p.m. >
old, is the name given by the Pioneer Steam Laundry Emorowe Theatre ot 150 p.m. Ro ors Stea hi Agenc
wounded burglar. His,companion : REV. F. W. KERR, M.A., Pastos g P y New W. — Best on the
the moment took up hsi pursuit. hly kK » THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURC
‘ experienced and CHURCH ch
Sid. Sykes, Manager | us me - " — MCINTYRE HALL, 83RD AVE., NEAR OTH ST eereecreeegnreeceslaean EP peecommncemnnnanenmmmgsumneepeaciian Phone 116 Rogers i Bl
nn . antes U ‘ . —_—_—e=—__eeeeeee > | Competent Superintend- Services every Sunday st 11
e Finest, Newest ost Up-to-date Hotel in Vancouver. am. and 730 p.m. Sunday
ence. Prompt Service.
emo ke Let W. David Go, Lt, || ome ‘wurst |] wii nan | LINDSAY'S Sere
HYGIENE QUALITY FINISH REV. W. H. McLEOD B.A B.D. Paston STORAGE (0
1142 Pender Street West - - Vancouver, B.C. " . avi " 4 __ PRINCE RUPERT FEED :
Solicit Your Patronage THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH G. T, P. Transfer Agents —™
i * SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE
UMB ER Wagons Call and Deliver Gerviess every Sunday at 11 Orders promptly filled Prices reasonable. Dealers 1
: a.m. . pm. Sunday :
: L Anywhere in City Schoo! at 2.50 pn. OFFICE—H. B. Rochester, Centre St. Phone a& AND
’ i eneiiihiditiaiiieeed ds re RS REV. C. R. SING, B.D. Pastor x é 8 HAY, GRAIN FEED A™
hi} rie SALVATION ARMY CITADEL SEEDS
° ° or Phone 118 , ein Granville Court Little’ NEWS
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