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agGasBO Saturday, Sept. 4, 1945.

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SUBMARINE FAILURE

Von Tirpitz has been super-

with their dependents, do not

include those employed in

building and other ‘“‘seasonal"’

Admiral Von Pohl in
the

seded by
trades in which unemployment

during a large
part of the year. The commis-

German
bottled

the command of

battle

is inevitable

fleet, or rather

fleet. The reason given for the sioners accept a statement that
Grand Admiral’s resignation is there are 83 idle days in the
the failure of his submarine year in building trades. They

campaign. It is rather hard do not give or even estimat:

that the man who has built up the number of men who are
the German fleet from a very necessarily idle during the
small beginning should be ecall- winter. Why not? For what
ed upon to resign because Brit- purpose was the commission
ish merchant-men refuse to be appointed except to collect in-
scared off the seas. It is true formation on unemployment?
that the submarine campaign Why should it depend upon tt.e

Bureau of Labor fer
its information as to the bu .d-
Why should it not
brick-
builders as

has been an utter failure, but Ontario
the fault scarcely lies with Von
Tirpitz. He did his utmost in
preaching the

‘“fearfulness,”’ but
possible to sink more than a

ing trades?
called carpenters,
other

doctrine of have

im- layers, and

witnesses?

it was

 

very small percentage of the For the present, however, ve
thousands of British vessels must regard the building and
operating in the danger zone. other seasonal trades as av un-

Berlin fondly hoped that the known quantity, to be added to
sinking of an occasional liner the 70,600 factory hands, witt
would so paralyse the British their dependents. What are
shipping trade, that it would we going to do with the prob-
practically come to a stand- lem? We need the builder: and
still, and that, in a few months, the factory hands. We know

 

that a large proportion of them

idle

the inhabitants of Britain

would be starving. In spite of must be at certain times,

 

THE DAILY NEWS

     
 
 

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MAKES Bags hid ale

     
         

 

 

* to which the report re-|

-Toronto Star.

labor
fers.

 

RED CROSS SALE ,
Site

Yesterday's sale of home cook- |,
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ing in aid of the

of $514.80 An}

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realized the sum

interesting feature was the after-
noon drawing for boxes of candtfes
donated by

Fuller's grocery.

i ta epimers ass ds F
PRINCE GEORGE ARRIVES |

 

ers, His Excellency Gregory Wil-
enkin and party.

When a woman moans it is a
sign she isn’t suffering much. A

Mail teleg

j|dispel
man agents
size and

1914, but also

Red Cross fur Dit

Among the winners were Mrs A.|!
E. Wright, Mrs. Dawson = Mrs.|”
Ford, Mrs. Knowles aud Mrs. ||
Holtby.

Bhureday aud Saturday
Sundays at 7:30 p.m.

SS

RUSSIAN CROP TWO

BILLION BUSHELS

London, Sept. pt. STH Petro-
ad correspondent of the Daily
rraphs: “M. Krivoshein,
has given

; minister of agric ulture,
ine ae Gee maerpnet: Heed * definite assurance in figures |
the “inseparable reserve { bout the Russian harvest, which |

all doubts thrown by Ger-
upon its unusual
value. The
better than that of
a great deal above
1909

harvest is
t only far
he average of the five years,

1913.
faking the

es indicate that when cutting
the

il] crops together,
igur

e finished, in a week’s time,

vield will be about two billion
yushels. For export there will
available some 450,000,000

yyshels of grain, the greater part

which is wheat.
“The dificulty of finding suf-
icient harvesters has been suc-

essfully overcome and there will

Tt foll Sal —_" t|! iot be any diMiculty in transport-
p ying were at! rs s
tl . : at nn Henin” git he jing the wheat to the Black Sea
i¢ first-class passengers < »
: : ia, | po rts as soon as grain ships can
"inc i s orning:
are: a, ee ‘heliadh y |Steam through the Dardanelles.
Mr urgeon, : p pars:
: iret é es oO rré é these
Turnbull, Mr. Hyde, R. R. Whyte, FTC! a % atthe os
OTUs ¢€ Df ac awe : 3
Archdeacon Heathcote and wife, |! rts are alrea
W. Lottiien, Mre, W. H Mohiow, |*7ccees of the operations in Gal-
: 40 « _ s s. : . i >
M. Alberts, W. Bevridge and wife, |!iPoli.”
Mr. Gilfudge, J.» Stirrett, H. D. fakes rae epee
> walking stick can be
Shines Mei Withers, De. andl? eevee ok
M Wricht, M a R. Potter quickly transformed into a cam-
Mrs. right, Mrs. A. E. Potter,
‘ra tripod.
Miss Macdonald, Mrs. F. A. Rog-|°T® TPO

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Salvation Army.

Tuesday.
at 8 p. m.

Public meetings,

     
   
 
    
   
   
  

 

Saturday.

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Phone 464

 

PRINCESS ALICE SOUTHBOUND
SATURDAY, 6 P. m,

 

 

 

woman cries out over an abrasion

of the and suffers the most

skin

 

not by their own fault, or even
by accident, but by the

industrial life.

the submarines, the importa-
tion of food supplies and mu-}
transportation

neces-
The|
is that we

nitions and the sities of

logical conclusion
must provide for them during
idleness,

charity,

of troops has gone on steadily,
just as if Submarines did not
not as a|
matter of but as a
of justice. The report
says that industry needs a re-
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE If so, industry
The the be allowed, when slack
Gutirtn to throw a man on

exist. The campaign failed be- enforced
cause British sailors refused to
De seared. matter
serve. should

times
the

and then expect that he

facts disclosed by
* ; come,
Commission on un-
street,

employment are startling as

will be available when good
they stand. It appears that in times return—that industry
1944 70,000 people were un-| shall take all the profits of

good times and accept none of
of hard

rational

employed for 15 weeks, or

losses times.

Upon a the
each The
three per-

nearly four months.

very moderate estimate just and plan

worker would have is to average up good and bad

That tis
Prov-

sons dependent upon him. and make the fat years
help to feed the lean
The to do that
tablish a system of unemploy-
It is not fair
to ask the workman to supply
all the organization and four-
fifths of the

tario Commission recommends.

nes,

would mean that in the years.

ince of Ontario more than 200,- wav is to es-

000 people, for nearly four

months in the year were with- ment insurance.
out means of livelihood except
savings as they

the kindness

such small

might have and as the On-

of others. It is

money,

needless to

excruciating pain in silence.

Experiments in France have

shown that sulphur is valuable
fertilizer.

as a soil

Digestive
Disorders
Yield When

the right help is sought at the right
time. Indigestion is a tcrment,
Biliousness causes suffering. Either
is likely to lead to worse and weak-
ening sickness. The right help,
the best corrective for disordered
conditions of the stomach, liver,
kidneys or bowels is now known to be

Beechams
Pills

and the right time to take this fa-
mous family remedy is at the first
sign of coming trouble. Beecham’s
Pills have so immediate an effect
for good, by cleansing the system
and purifying the blood, that you
will know after a few doses they

 

 

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Bank By Mail And
Save A Trip to Town

R the benefit of those

who live out of town,

we have arranged a
plan by which you can do
your banking by mail quite
as satisfactorily as if you
stood here at our counters.
Come in and let us explain
the plan — or write for the
information.

THE BANK OF
British North America

78 YEARS IN BUSINESS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $7,884,000.

PRINCE RUPERT BRANCH
P. MARGETTS, Manager.

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Alex M. Manson, B.A.

W. E. Williams, B.A., L.L.B
WILLIAMS & MANSON

Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.

MONEY TO LOAN
Box 1585

felgerson Block

PRINCESS MAQUINA SOUTHBOUND
SUNDAY, 6 P. m.

4. @ MONAB, General Agent
Corner Fourth Street and Third Ave

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Prince Rupert Dairy TAXI

Has cut the price of Milk
in half

PURE FRESH MILK

Delivered in city at 10c per
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SEEDS! SEEDS!

RECEIVED OUR 1915 SEEDS
WE HANDLE.
Rennie’s Ferry’s, Steele's,
Brigg's
Garden and Field Seeds
Also Fertilizers
We Take Orders for Nursery
Stock

     

Aged in Wood

say that they could not live on

their savings. Wages do not

provide the means for such
savings.
But

story.

not the whole

70,000

this is
The

 

workmen!

The Province of Ontario should

supply the organization. All
who benefit by the in-
dustry should contribute to the
to the

in producing

those

funds, according share

 

which they have

Are the
Remedial

Resort

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Largest Sale of Any Medicine inthe World. |
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Sold everywhere. !n boxes, 25 cents

Office corner 2nd Street and 8rd Avenue

PACIFIC CARTAGE LIMITED

(Successors to Pacific Transfer Co.)
General Cartage

LADYSMITH COAL
93—Phone—03

 

Prince Rupert Feed Co.

908 Third Ave. Phone 68

 

 

Hay, Grain, and Feed at 8 Years
Vancouver Prices before bottling
Chicken Feed a Specialty GUARANTEED BY THE
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