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DAILY EDITION asf iae Monday, March 29, 1945. our bistory , 3 .« On Sale Wednesday, March 31, to Saturday 4
i : i that has on its sou e ’ inday, Aprij 9
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E D I T O R I A L S - - , rs ' fe - The Ascendancy of Sea Power. For Rates and Full Particulars Apply to

seven months of war, tne 7 Pp!
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Chancellor Lloyd George, in er possessed Egypt and Great whit as determined as they wer ; t " below th -

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speaking about the labor trou- Britain Constantinp| writes WEIRD SCHEMES at the outset—if need be, a face discover great gins in ae
bles in England, has the fol-| Mr. J. Ellis Barker in The FOR INVASION cost of all we can demand 5 and events. giving i8tle MUSIC hone 554 P.O Beng
lowing to say about the drink! Nineteenth Century While im men end in money, | ee ward licat of their full Teach f Violl d al APERH c

; vont ‘ ——--= - wiliRiesdin sian a he ward in a. eacher o olin an } ]
problem in that country: I Constantinople would be use- Gerimnay’s beast that che will imhtec xe cau to al ate ance says the Observer Band Instruments ; AIN ANGIN,
have something more to say} less to Great Britain the occu- land an ermiy of $60,000 men fren} Where is much t it is re than possible that A. PESCOTT INTING

a as. . if Ke - - na - ae : age and stimulate us what we 1 OLIS
ia a g and it i paris | pation of Egypt by an n-Brit- transports, which will sail be- ee Se aie, rm e storians in the future may 462 Eignen Ave, Gast = HING AND
ant. Most of our workmen i ish power would je pardize | tween two complete lines of huge hak fi } dge last week to have been the al TINTING
‘very o -e oT streng | rite ‘s positio dis ant ing can sné * our aitl Higt
putting every ounce of strength | Britain's position in Indian and submarines, is almost as absurd, Pee a zr . nit ing point of the wa eal one @
into this urgent work for their} her Eastern trade. | ys “Tit-Bits,” as the plan de unbroken spirit of Belg | , " — 8 Speealy
country, loyally, patri tically. | ites | pict i by an sid print published eee. eo | a “ae tb r ms Martin Swanso
nf picter "yy é ol yr , 8 e . . ‘ ; arp ians the entre —e DE N T S RY
But that is not true of aill.| “The importance of Con-|, ee , ., | table Serbia—in the tenacity 4 ee I T | Se ‘ l
ion ; | n 1798, which shows a huge|_ . h which our two great | se to have reached the limit \ ear McBrig
There are some, I am sorry to} stantinople to Russia lies in!» . i }; resource with which our two eres }
French raft propelled by wind- lattes ‘tee » es Die Geet and the less than in France and Fland CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK
say, who shirk their duty in this, that it is the door to her| ji), conveying thousands of|,. 4 rl th of the Dardat 7 ouaaeee

s gre mergent ear use , ; : jother thre east, hold their far-,¢rs ‘ th of the arcane '
this great emergency. I hear house, that he who holds Con-/ French soldiers. This, however, | : . ' ; : lies has been triumphantly forced DRS. GILROY & BROWN
of workmen in armaments stantinople is able to attack nattalaks Géntewveh Ub ered af flung lines, and will conti: mi 1a wee oe . pantiets
works who refuse to work a| Russia in the Black Sea. The bei te med a ngenious idea jhold them till the hour mes for |" y on Com See ee eee Office: Smith Block, Third Avenue

; veing termed an ingenious 1dea,/| i_ir { nelude e uee ize T vor it
full week's work f the na-| struggle for Constantinople | an irresistible and decisive ad-| w ide the QO n Eliza Phone 454 he Teverite Houshole Cog
“ge bs | as steam was not then under-| __ , lett his the newest and) Cleanest, Brightest, Ser
tion's need. | ean obviously end only when stood, wind being the best pow aes Rit i i NE
j ood, ‘ en ‘ es ow-! ‘ *} ee : our super-dread-}
* . . | the city and the straits are ei a j We have no reas be the ght t f ul per rea w WELLINGTON CoaL 00,
jer known ; 4 oebts. ia the wondership of oor SASS eee ee eee ees Rogers & albert, 4
“Let us be perfectly candid, sess€d by a first-rate power.} +> : than satisfied with the progress rent ! a : bert, Agu
i . j The Germans are apparently | : - The seizure of the first|# & Second Avenue Pen
added Mr. Lioyd George It is} That is the only solution, and | taking a leaf out of Napoleon’ - ee ee “es eal ‘ 5 FOR A TAXI : "
mostly the lure of the drink.! the only power which has al, ies " ; ae ltl 4 visions. now fully trained, ar section of the lone straits which x . «wil
. ere |book, for on several occasions} |. ' . " a . 1ople will be felt ——
They refuse to work full time, strong claim upon the posses-! capable—I say it advisably f ad to Constantinople w : Phone 474
’ “, they have threatened to invade} ' _ . . s 3 sig FOR PLUME fa mh
and when they return their sion of Constantinople is evi- thea tie ane ' hall af ‘onfronting any troops in the hroughout the East a a cn i = ane EATING
anc 3 ans Oo shallow | ” : he fortunes of the Tripl« |
strength and efficiency are im-! dently Russia. att eimenin 6.000 6: 4.206 Geek oe ee ae eaten ad SMITH & MALLETT
yowee Cy tee wey in which eerie each, s that the men c wuld te; | Mr. Bonar Law and the Army. [fntente are waxing, whilst those) % Ved paver, ce Valves ‘om
they have spent their leisure. “The world will as little tol- “ | Mr. Bonar Law the Com if the Central Empires wane B em, Fine © t to onder
i : ashore headin: eat ai a third me PRINCE RUPERT AUTO CO ee ee ae
Drink is doing’us more dam-| erate a Russian Napoleon,’ it ‘qicsuiebiing of cett af ons sai But there is yet a third thing z : noe Rupert
age in the war than all the Ger- | adds Mr. Barker. “as a French ceili iui deh: dablichas natant We have kept to the full thelof still deeper significance \l PEER R ER RE RARER RRA ARR naa
man submarines put together.”| or a German one. Hitherto, lines aan te Midkinn Childers tt jcommand of the sea, and have|/sea Germany has ide her last)———"~ ee
> * 9 | every nation which has tried to i. ieee ecneh “He Bids oi ™ power to apply pressure to|desperate throw and failed me BA

Mr. Lloyd George then re- enslave the world by force has iS the Sands.” tn Which the dn. |} sea power to a greater extent than| Pub Opini WILLIAMS & MANSON
ferred to the large powers been checked by a world combi-| nor endeavored to show how men jhas ever been knowr the we aomeenas . nn e. Barristers, Solicitors, Ete.
given by Parliament to use in nation. The Russians will cali ils aati Ril ne . ns jbefore ENDORSE MR. SMELLIE. ene aa on HA ~ MONEY TO LOAN
emergencies. He said that this searcely be anxious to under-|pivers that flow fri Gern any We Rave als a tne eg SNVEES—-CPGn SAY AND MmenT Helge vt

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power would not be used reck- take a policy which hasiineg the North Sea. behind a field the war began an a Depositors of Bank of Vancouver on oan ak heen a a
lessiy, but if the essity ught about the downfall of| singe of islands Phew 'e “hal hich, though sma mpared Recommend Nominee for Wffice corner fod Street and On &
erose. Britain was ads Turkey, ancient Spain, Napo- Se a ie jwith the gigantic forces arms Liquidatorship. PACIFIC CARTAGE IN
deal with the liqu ques eons France, and moder osetia the Retiioh ne vs 3] the | t t s by far tl ——_——_- y
i tf : 1 ' and}, : ‘iain . ' ‘ 4 _ Successors ecif Transfer O.
as the other allied : Germany. Whenever a great] wouid slip thr h to Englar ale gest army which has ne va ~ March 27 at a Canadian Genera! Cartage

; . : . nge rises to , -_ | ee ~~ leommanded by a British ge i neeting of depositors of the Bank
had. Indeed, it w flanger arises to the liberty of| while the British fleet was crush-| aaa ceed oF serge, sca LADYSMITH COAL
surprising to see ] the world the threatened na- led or drawn snother direction | rh ficers cannot speak t f Vancouver, held Wednesday ‘ 63—-Phrone—es
business wiped out tai tions combine for mutual pro- the Gorn ee jhighly in praise of the men, and|night in Pender Hall, Mr. G. L.| me
with one stroke. tection, and a balance of pow-| ‘There is 5 _ jthe men are neve i of sing-|Smellie, manager of the Canada Latest and Approved Methods

re is no doubt that the sug-
aS i j e sufficien atecme : , ling the praises of their officers.|Permanent Mortgage Corporation, | Only Skilled Operators Employed JOHN CURRIE
i r, sufficiently strong to re-| gestion put forward by the author cy ; : .u , tor the! il

tons jnonle’« ture is} s ; ¢ automatic: es e are creating ) mee 1] was endorsed as nominee fou e ”

Constantinop! rei train it, i ’ automatically es-|,7 this remarkable book created ale gy Mawr te seit Se pale maak > Si 3 Phene as end Ge wilt call Contractor & Builder
now one of the st imterest-| tablished That has been the so emali amount of seneaticn. reeds Ol 1s war, armies which/liquidatorship of the bank ve | for a trial bundle Estimates Give Moving buildiag..
ing questions of the day. “If! lesson of history.” etend. ie wabdibaiios sid 4 even from the point of view ofjendorsement was made on the | cistern Phone Black 2

’ * ndeec its publication is said to ‘
we wish to compare the relative | _ t led t let t numbers, can compare with Con-|recommendation of a committee | ote Our Address: oat
‘ . | 1ave led to a complete change in : 5 a P s i a ag
importance of Constantinople} VICTORY IMMINENT. the British naval policy. The tinental armies now in the fleld.fof depositors, Messrs. Vinsor 515 SIXTH AVENUE WEST
and of the Suez Canal we need| diag tinea elite: Minak wah contend in cee That is a great conception Cayley, Shantz, Saunders and| PHONE WO. 8
only assume that another pow-| Petrograd, March 27.—The eee coe “Our army has done great|Corbett NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS C. B. PETERSON
SE -\Russke Slovo correspondent in- soi a le la ok an work Small as it is, I believe it In the discussion several | qnewetmee EXPERT ACCOUNTANT
ed a ove e oriad, ¢ ( ro a-
erviewec seneral far- F is not too i oO say at at alspeakers voice > op o i > TOR
“A Dollar Saved is jterviewed General Pau in War sol Sa hia: tien aki Bi ti not too much t ay that at alspeakers voiced the opinion that) Canadian Steam Laundry ano auc
saw on the fall of Permsyl. Gen- critical hour, if it did not savelit was inadvisable that anyone
” on the River Humber and the], ‘ te : | Phone 318
Dollar iera au summarized his impres- i aris, i events ave elconnected with e ban should |
a E ] jeré iP k I tinge pe eae ar Pari at a vents it gave th nected th the } k sh | | Bal
isions in one word, “Excellent.” ie oe ; i ‘ aid which enabled the French to|be selected as liquidator | a
. > “ons ‘Lec specially ‘
DOLLAR to your credit | He declared that victory in the] 1.5 Germany save Paris for themselves, and scininiiiaamiiaiaitailln | SEEDS! SEEDS!
in the bank, is yours. war was imminent. This was his y. broke the tide which seemed to {WOMAN DANCER SHOT JAMES GILMOR
sou mes ae & jconviction when leaving France.) ave MOSS, GNAWED be the tide of vietory ON EXPOSITION GROUNDS | RECEIVED OUR 1915 SEEDS
ss do for the dollars |*"4 it had been strengthened EQUIPMENT STRAPS Mr. Lioyd George and Our Moral cikiidieatiti | WE HANDLE. Architect
awe you Coser ' <<" . ‘2 Rennie’s Ferry’s, Steele's,
have been spent. }since his arrival in Russia. “The TO SUSTAIN LIFE Strengtis. San Francisco, March 27 An |
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How many dollars have you | spirit of the Russian soldiers,” he ae “[ have never been doubtfullAigerian dancer, known as the! Brigg's a McBride 8
that you can call your own? (said, “the enthusiasm felt by London, March 27 Four |jabout the result of the war,” said|Princess Turkait, a member of a Garden and Field Seeds
Why not start an account in them for their officers and, last-|thousand prisoners, mostly from|Mr. Lloyd George, “nor have I]}ballet in a Russian amusement Also Fertilizers |
our Savings Department and y, the military skill of the Rus-}Permysl, have arrived here, says|been doubtful, I am sorry to say,]concession at the Panama-Pacific|§ We Take Orders for Nursery CANADIAN PACIFIC
save a part of the money you ee Routes «Mien. ih ' oe . ' ‘' Stock ae
earn? A few dollers saved |*'” citizens, which I was fully|eute: ev ussia, corre-jabout the length of the war and|Exposition, was shot and instant- | RAILW AY
eachweek,amount tohundreds {@b!e to appreciate after personai|spondent. They give a pitiable|its seriousness. I have always |ly killed last night by her brother, Hay, Grain, and Feed at
in the course of a few years. {intercourse with them, all fortify|description of the starving condi-|been convinced that the result|Isaac Lizraki. Lizraki then began | Vancouver Prices PRINCESS MAQUINNA
THE BANK OF | these hopes and allow nie to lookjon of the garrison before the|will be inevitably a triumph to|firing indiscriminately at the en-| Chicken Feed a Specialty ALASKAN PORTS
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into the future serenely.” fall Numbers of the men, they|this country tertainers on the stage and into| Gee erdere gromatiy ettenses to THURSDAY APRIL!
British North America : ne SY say, were dropping from exhaus- ‘The natural resources of the|the audience, causing a panic Prince Rupert Feed Co
78 YEARS IN BUSINESS. Water Motors Ring Fog Belis. [tion, while other had not suffi-jallied countries are overwhelm The spectators made a rush for 908 Third Ave. Phone 68 PRINCESS See
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $7,584,000. | Water motors have been de-|cient strength to leave’ thejingly greater than those of their|the doors. None of them was in- 2| —— spa
R signed for ringing fog bells to|trenches and ate moss and gnaw-|enemies—in men capable of bear-|jured. Lizraki was disarmed aal a a ous
PRINCE UF ERT BRANCH save the expense of employing|ed at the straps of their equip-jing arms, in the financial andjarrested. No reason is known for! AGUBRTIES 4. @ MonAs, ened ae
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