jpniuc
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rectos
JLto.
Wednesday,
November
19,
1917
An
independent
dMly
newspaper
devotwl
to
the
upbuilding
or
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mali.
Post
OHlce
Department.
Ottawa)
U.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
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OP
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OP
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SUBSCRIPTION
KATES.
City
Carrier,
per
week.
15c;
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Tear,
7.00;
Bj
Mall,
Per
Month.
40c;
Per
Year,
4,00.
Austerity
they
may
call
it
buttaking
the
dim-mest
AUSTERITY
view
possible
of
the
prohibitions
and
a-e-strictiona
placed
on
Canadian
buying
and
living
habits
under
the
government's
dollar-saving
program,
there
is
a
long
way
yet
to
go
in
the
eramn-ing
of
living
standards
before
the
people
of
this
country
will
be
doing
any
real
suffering.
We
may
have
to
put
up
a
little
Jonger
with
things
we
have
.alneadyy
change
our
buying
ways
;a
bit,
deny
ourselves
a
few
things
if
we
arte
to
inntke
ends
meet
on
our
personal
budgets
but,
,on
the
whole,
it
will
amount
to
little
more
than
getting
back
toward
wholesome
thrift
after
trie
splurge
w,e
have
.been
having
.the
.last
few
years.
In
fact,
it
will
be
a
good
experience
for
the
fliost
of
us
and,
with
no
one
really
suffering
from
the
things
we
aie
denied,
we
can
well
accept
the
-aug-ygestion
of
the
Prime
Minister
that
we
Jook
ibsyond
Kthe
temporary
adjustments,
even
if
they
might
seem
a
little
distasteful,
toward
the
vwider'ihorizgtns
and
the
long-run
objectives
on
the
road
.to
which
the
new
restrictions
are
only
passingly
incidental.
We
have
come
through
many
worse
things
than
these
restrictions
can
possibly
present
in
the
way
of
trials
or
discomfort.
ORGANIZING
MERCHANTS
MOVE
of
local
retail
merchants
'.to
r.e,oiv
THE
ganize
an
association
is
to
be
welcomed.
Healthy
competition
by
way
of
vying
to
give
the
public
service
and
value
does
not
remove
the
desirability
of
getting
together
to
settle
on
certain
common
methods
of
practice
and
service.
Often
matters
icorae
up
in
which
the
.merchants
are
mutually
interested
and
there
is
inconvenience,
embarrassment
.and
misunderstanding
through
having
no
central
body
representative
of
all
which
can
get
together
from
time
.to
-time
to
deal
with
.such
masters
and
nfake
decisions.
IN
NELSON'S
MEMORY
AN
fclGHT-ROOMED
MANSION
in
Britain
knbwn
as
the
Nelson
Estate
may
soon
fall
to
y,
the
highest
bidder.
It
is
costing
more
and
more
to
keep
as
it
should
be
kept
and
the
increasing
expense
is
too
much.
The
Nelsons
are
the
direct
descendents
of
the
victor
of
Trafalgar.
An
appeal
is
now
being
made
to
save
the
estate
for
the
nation.
The
-land
consists
of
3,500
acres.
Relics
and
reminders
of
the
life
and
deeds
of
the
adiniral
are
numerous
and
of
priceless
value.
It
is
indeed
right
that
the
memory
of
the
man
whose
genius
and
devotion
led
to
British
naval
supremacy
for
a
century
should
he
revered
forever.
But
it
does
not
follow
that
the
same
reverence
'need
apply
to
those
who,
later,
can
claim
kinship.
After
all,
they
.are
just
-people
bearing
the
name
of
Nelson-
T.llP
.rolifS
of
si
nnrinnnl
Ti
-
-
'
muvI.W
'ilWU
'
V,
ft
W
1
fcc
f
taken
care
of
in
fewer
than
.eighty
rooms.
Times
'
nave
-cnanged.
ine
bread
and
butter
question
i
restoration
of
prosperity-count
today.
It
is
pos-
,
sible
to
think
-just
as
much
of
Horatio
;as
,
ever
and
'
at
greatly
decreased
cost.
!
TRADE
AND
COMMUNISM
I
N
A
REGENT
ISSUE
.of
"The
Tribune",
a
Tor-'
I
onto
.Communist
paper.,
there
js
an
article
on
.
..
trade
and
trade
expansion.
It
tries
to
point
.out
that
we
are
losing
a
golden
opportunity
,and
.endangering
our
future
by
failure
to
open
up
.trade
,
with
"the
new
democracies"
Russia
and
:her
satellites.
1
Here
is
the
way
the
Tribune
puts
it
:
;
"There
Is
an
alternative
for
Canada
the
only
road
to
trade.
and
peace
and
that
ls(.
while
naturally
preserving
trade
with
the
Americas,
to
break
away
from
U.S.
domination
by
sending
missions
to
:the
U.S.S.R.
and
'the
European
states,
'Uhat
is
the
satellites!'
to
conclude
mutually
profitable
trade
agreements;
to
take
the
Initiative
in
calling
a
Commonwealth
economic
conference
where
.the
resources
of
the
Dominions"
and
Britain
can
be
used
to
help
to
build
up
the
new
democracies,
'(Russia,
Yugoslavia
and
Albania)'
by
selling
our
goods
to
them
and
importing
from
them."
Now
this
would
all
be
very
delightful
if
Russia
-
believed
in
.trading
with
other
nations
but
Russia
has
peculiar
conceptions
in
regard
to
.trade.
Never
.
have
we
been
able
to
do
an
important
import
or
I
export
business
with
that
country,
whether
under
the
Czars
,or
.under
the
"new
democracies"
of
L
Messrs.
Stalin,
Vishinsky
and
Tito.
I
From
1869,
which
is
about
as
far
back
.as
.our
:
trade
returns
go.
and
coming
down
to
the
begin-Z
Jiing
df
.the
war
in
1939,
there
was
only
one
single
:
year
in
which
our
imports
from
Russia
amounted
-
to
over
a
million
dollars
and
only
nineteen
years
in
which
our
exDorts
to
that
.countrv
.amnnntpri
tn
over
a
million
dqllars.
Trade
with
Russia
almost
dropped
out
of
sight
between
1931
and
1939
exports
in
one
year
fell
to
$1,201.
.
In
the
same
neriod
from
1869
to
1939
our
total
"imiorts
from
all
countries
expanded
fronr
$68,000,-000
to
$6.ri8.000.ono.
Exports
grew
from
$56,300,-000
to
,$970,000,000.
s
miles
an
That
shrill
shriek
of
laughter
came
from
the
fellow
who
saw,
the
bureaucrats'
simplified
Income
tax
form.
Mrs.
Knowitall:
"It
is
best
for
a
girl
to
marry
un
cviiuuutii
man,
you
know."
Daughter:
"J
dare
say,
.mother.
jButit's
lawfully
-.trying
to
be
engaged
to
one."
Two.
'little
boys
had
Just
heard
the
story
of
William
Tell
for
the
first
time.
''Do
you
really
,thlnk
he
shot
.the
apple?"
.asked
one.
VNaw,"
-said
.the
.other,
"I
itlilnk
he
.shot
'the
.bull."
.proud
ot
h.awng
a
new
arrlv-ol
In
ills
home,
illttle
Johnnie
announced
itpshls
school
teacher
ithat
'.he
.had
a
new
sister
and.
she
had
cost
more
,than
a
hundred
dollars.
'tQoodneas;"
.the
teacher
replied,
!',lsn',t
:that
,a
lot
of
money
Ifor
a
tlny
(ioby?
"yes,
.but
ithlnk
how
long
they
ast!1'
was
Johnnie's
reply.
Better
English
By
D.
'C.
WILLIAMS
4.
What
;is
-.wrong
with
this
sentence?
"JIls
.work
Is
com
pletely
ilnlshed."
2.
What
.Is
-the
correct
.pro
nunciation
of
"malpractice?
3.
Which
.one
of
these
words
4s
.misspelled?
Sacrament,
pre-:
djcoment,
Jmpedament.
4.
What
does
the
word
"gen-
da
Taxation
JMvision
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17
TO
-DECEMBER
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18
For
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or
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Ticket
Offices.
PRINCE
RUPERT
ucMes
They
tell
this
story
about
a
politically
.appointed
worker
In
one
of
our
larger
cities.
He
had
lust
.finished
a
leisurely
meal
and
was
perusing
the
newspaper
when
his
wife
exclaimed:
Had'
not
you
better
be
egttlng
back
to
the
office?"
"You'ie
jright,"
she
.
replied.
"Ypu
know,
for
a
minute
I
thought
I
was
at
the,
of
flee."
USELESS
...
All
professors
.are
supposed
to
be
-absent-minded,
.but
this
one
was
worse
than
-usual.
'He
was
outone
,day
and
-vaguely
remembered
.that
he
.had
to
get
hU
wife
Jsome
preserving
jars.
Ms
.walked
4to
a
shop
-and
saw
some
dtsulaved
uoslde-idown
.on
a'
counter.
He
looked
at
'them
and
said.
Absolutely
useless.
The
things
have
no
mouths."
Then
he
picked
one
up
and
looked
at
the
.other
.end.
"Absurd,"
he
muttered.
''Absolutely
..absurd.
They
have
no
bottoms,
either."
tillty"
mean?
0.
What
Is
a
word
..beginning
with
"ve"
that
means
"acting
I
with
.great
Jorce?"
Answers
1.
-Omit
.completely.
To
Jlnlsh
Hon.
Junien
J.
MCann
Minuler
of
Mtitiintnl
fried
lie
PRINCE
RUPERT
YEARS
AGO
j
November
20,
J022
S.
.p.
Macdonald,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
was
appointed
to
the
B.C.
executive
iof
the
Dominion
Trades
and
Labor
Congress.
There
were
four
other
members
from
Vancouver,
Nel-
ison
and
Victoria.
A
(torrent
of
water
which
poured
-clown
the
cliff
at
the
south
side
of
the
City
Jlall
.wandered
from
Its
.regular
.course
and
flowed
In
the
door
of
the
jail.
.Chief
of
.Police
w.
.H.
Vlck-ers.
Ills
constables
and
the
prls-,
oners
used
tin
cans
and
buckets
.to
keep
ahead
of
the
flood.
Mayor
Harry
Rochester
relumed
from
a
trip
to
Viotorla
on
the
Prince
Rupert.
He
had
been
In
the
south
attending
a
convention
of
the
Union
of
B.C.
Municipalities
of
.which
.he
was
an
.executive
member.
Jle
declined
to
say
whether
he
plan
-ned
to
run
for
.office
In
1D23.
NO
LONOEER
PEST
SYDNEY,
Australia,
Australia
is
beginning
to
turn
her
excessive
rabbit
population
Into
something
more
-than
a
liability.
During
1945
and
1046
she
exported
28,558,000
pounds
of
rabbit
skins
and
.one
factory
alone
cans
2,000
carcasses
a
day.
means
.to
complete.
2.
Pro-
PUP'S
LITTER
PUZZLES
nouncerboth
a's
as
in
at,
prln-
IPSWICH.
ng.,
The
case
clpal
accent
on
second
syllable.
of
a
three-monUi
old
pup
giving
3.
.
Impediment.
4.
Dignity
birth
to
five
perfectly
formed
of
.birth!
".Gentllitv
without
abiK
puppies,
each
about
one
inch
lty
is
worse
than
plain
beggary.
I
long,
has
.veterinary
.experts
Proverb.
5.
Vehement.
'
puzzled.
Should
You
Have
Completed
and
mailed
This
Card
?
IF
you
are
entitled
to
repayment
of
the
Hefuudable
Savings
'Portion
of
your
1912
Income
Tax,
Afy'D
IF
you
live
a
til
.different
address,
or
Jiave.changed
yournamedueto
marriage
or
oilier
reasons
since
fdingyourl912
IncomeTax
return,
YOU
SHOULD
COMPLETE
THIS
CARD
If
you
huve
not
yet
done
so
please
act
now.:,
AW
cards
should
be
in
the
Department
by
Nov.
30th
Kememlier!
There
are
complete
details
of
what
to
do.
on
the
card
delivered
to
each
household
in
Canada
during
recent
weeks.
If,
for
any
reason,
you
did
not
get
your
card
or
an
insufficient
supply
-was
left
at
your
address,
go
to
your
nearest
district
Income
Tax
office
or
yourloral
I'ost
Office,
wliere
cards
are
available.
If
you
have
a
change
of
name
or
address
to
report
do
it
now.
It
will
assist
in
the
proier
delivery
of
your
cheque!
DEPARTMENT
OF
NATIONAL
REVENUE
Ottawu
SEE'
YOUR
FAVORITE
IN
DOLLS
ft
'';A
-
-
'
-
-
518
Third
Ave.
Wst
AT
THE
VARIETY
STORE
Our
attractive,
colorful
dolls
are
a
natural
with
younsters.
This
season
you
will
see
the
finest
selection
in
dolls
on
display
.
.
.
dolls
with
sleeping
eyes,
movable
arms
and
.legs,
real
hair
and
smartlv
dressed,
at
prices
to
suit
any
purse.
Phone
Red
400
SHOP
EVEN
OLDER
HITCHIN,
Hertfordshire.
Eng
Q)
A
rare
specimen
iof
an
English
chain-driven
.watch,
discovered
in
a
.crevice
of
a
mountain
wail,
was
returned
to
.
the
workshop
where
It
was
made
140
years
-ago.
AFRICAN
CIVICS
DAR
ES
SALAAM,
Tanganyika,
0)
With
arrival
of
a
town
planning
expert
from
the
United
Kingdom,
Tanganyika,
Territory
Is
planning
a
program
of
township
development
f
OVER
THE
"Here's
something
I
have
.often
thought
about,"
remarked
the
Old
i
Timer
this
morning.
"Have
you
ever
noticed
that,
in
efforts
at
planned
'
economy,
there
i$
a
new
emergency
requiring
'temporary
.measures'
of
'mote
planning.
arising
almost
every
day?
"It
liappened
over
and
over
again
in
the
days
when
the
Nazis
were
I
s
V
V
II
u
II
ft
I
u
ST
5"
M
.
V
y
m
v
V
I
:
happened
too
in
the
early
days
of
Mr.
Roosevelt's
adrr.inistra
tion
in
the
United
States,
the
days
when
the
'New
Deal'
was
b!ojorrung,
and
all
;the
theoretical
economists
and
college
professors
were
called
in
to
establish
a
planned
economy.
It
was
just
one
.emergency
.after
another,
one
more
control
after
.another,
untiliinally
the
whole.thing
just
.about
blew
up,
and
Mr.
Jlodsevelt
went
back
to
his
.original
belief
that
free
entetprise,
within
limits,
would
qperate
to
take
care
of
most
of
the
country's
difficulties.
"You
can
see
it
happening
in
England
now
where
the
planners
are
in
charge
lwaysa.newxmerg
ency,
a
new
'temporary'.
measure
to
meet
it,
and
the
freedom
of
the
people
being
whittled
away
more
and
mote
every
day.
"All
in
the
best
of
intentions,
of
course
like
that
easy
grade
on
the
road
to
hell.
"I've
yet
to
see
a
planned
economy
anywhere
in
the
world
that
I
would
like
to
live
in."
(TIk
ivu.1
o
tht
Old
Timer
u:
pritntei
uxely
in
thii
ncwipctr
unJcr
the
iimsur-ihip
cf
tht
Cruch
CWunif!
rlemmt
of
Trait
and
,
imluif
rji
,F-1
B
,(A(Ulress)
getting
under
way
in
Gcrrmny
and
i
when
the
Fascists
were
taking
over
I
Italy.
New
emergencies
were
always
I
arising,
and
new
decree
for
their
I
solution
followed
as
a
matter
of
course.
U'iUily
excused
as
just
temporary.
But
nuined
in
force.
It
they
always
re
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