Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
it
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hargain-i
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j
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Feht
uary
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19al
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box
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to
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on
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vy
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Rupert.
RILED
I
telling
about
the
rewards
of
Editor,
Daily
News
1
heaven
and
hell.
Since
God
is
A.
Gordon
Huson'i
re-x-rt
'"-ljU,:t,
as
weil
as
holy.
!!
must
present
day
Britain
riled
"ie
lgjV(,
reW!tr),
for
r-,n,.pUlIXUpS;
He
was
truly
an
ambassador
of
,
as
weU
as
punishnient
Na
wor;1
the
British
Labor
Government
.
iiifU
th,.
w
A
,1
li)jii'.i..iii(i.-i
Mens
1st.
Qua!!t-sell
J
for
$3.73.
Now.
set
ORKSS
SIIIKTS
White
dress
shirts
Usually
.44
00.
SPECIAL
.....
NYLON
SIIIKTS
Dandy
Nylon
shirts
In
3
different
shades.
All
sizes.
These
usually
.sell
at
$0.00.
SPECIAL
$4.r,)
DKKSS
SOX-Quulity
dress
sov
and
the
last
five
verses
of
the
j
Eighth
Chapte-
ol
Romans.
It
is
my
opinion
that,
if
our
politicians
and
leaders
in
b:i;
business
would
follow
the
teachings
of
our
Lord
as
of
when
He
proved
His
power
o"-n-
tin?
grave
ami
earned
His
position
as
Lord
of
Lords,
lie
would
humble
inmseif
in
his
approach
to
the
present
troubles
of
Mankind.
Ws
would
)i:-.ve
patriotism
of
the
law-abiOh'
rather
thah
so
many
law-enforced
citizens.
Let
the
i.ov-ernments
lay
down
tlicir
a
irs
and
lut
the
Chuvh
pr.-si'iit
i'-self
us
a
better
and
greater
leader
In
our
moral
standards
and
in
the
que.-.t
tor
more
pt-ac."
and
happiness.
I
would
liU
to
ask
whl-h
holds
priority
today:
the
lli-ly
Bible
or
the
Crlmimil
Code.
It
Ls
my
belief
that
tlvre
is
'Coniinued
on
page
Ci
.r
giving
glowing
but
false
facts
.
'Worn
.
wlio
haT
tisTre:
Or
the
Ma.en-.-nt.
"By
lov-cently
"K
God
one
u
-ntifs
hnns-.r
come
from
there
and
i.s
WIln
u
at
Coda
ehiWnm,
toe
still
in
close,
contact
with
rela-'
human
family.
Bv
ron-f.-,r.
tivfs,
the
British
Peopi.
are
far,
----
Irast
with
that
t-mrtatlon,
th-
iiu,
i
.
u.ia..
."
,
with
e'astic
toos.
Pair
jo,.
j
-'i
SHIKTS
and
DRAWICKS
-
Klan-
field's
Shirts
and
Drawers.
Good
f
medium
we'ght.
J
"j!
SPECIAL,
ner
garment
S2.5i
""'
-I
speak
of
the
ordinary
work--H""
l,s
t'--Y.-"'
ing
class
people.
!
tppn
1,nr,of
tm.i
.severe.!"
Sp'nl
:'',1-fn
of
G'W
Food
rations
are
still
,,.
Jesus
Christ
is
quite
sever-
on
,.n.
t
r
n,
nor
h,.,,
LAM)
OF
CONTRASTS
CAIRO,
Egypt
Here
in
the
Nile
Valley
is
the
cradle
of
civilization.
i
Sine
the
dawn
of
recorded
history
this
delta
has
been
one
of
the
richest
spots
on
earth,
in
the
true
meaning
of
the
term
richest.
For
here
the
crops
are
not
dependent
cn
rainfall,
but
are
nourished
by
the
moisture
ana
vi
ater-hoi
lie
.son
1
10111
lii
mighty
river
iUelf.
1
But.
if
anything
on
earth
Is
a
land
of
contrasts,
this
Is
it.
DRESS
PANTS
A
large
varMy
to
cIk,
.rH
week,
perhaps;
10
cents
of
meat;
!
-
occasion
by
callmr
men
Ue
liiltlren
of
the
devil
No
wisa-
!
power
cuts
frequent;
no
chance
fill
thlllklll"
-h:lH"
1.1"
rail
tn
t.vn,n,l
nn'
h..-tn-iv.-
ni!-
P.-U-ed
from
WOOI.
tt'OUK
PANTS
-All
Wta,!
work
nam
Usually
SftOO.
Now,
pair
'
'"
ll'I..
H
i-wny
'
-
imed.
A
reu!
sold
at
!l.0O.
Gel
one
now
at
'
BOYS'
WEAR
Pants.
Sweaters,
Winillireakers,
StiM-kmts
1
M
l.t)lil:i:AKI
RS
All
woo!
Wlndbreuh-rYh
R-a
Soecials
"
ri
-
-
a
ii
I
not
build
your
own
home';
regl-
ft
that
a
r.rso!i
must
he
ho-i
mentation
of
civil
laws-eic,
etc.
anew
before
he
can
be
called
i-
The
most
prosperous
person.-
s"rt
t
Gml.
are
black
marketeers,
and1
Again
wnen
the
author
say
j
Drones
."Golden
Era"
mv
foot.
I
that
eterences
to
th
fie-'i
i
Keep
sending
youi1
life-saving
immortality
is
11
suojHi-tl
'oi'
parcels,
friends,
more
than
ever,
he
overlooks
the
mi-iiv
si
it
ROBERT
FIELDS
.ment.s
In
the
Bibb-,
tor
inslitnc
BOVS-
PANTS
For
school
and
dr
I
I'Olll
J-.nlippiaiis
8:20-21.
f
llil
IIHI
NS
I'l
l.l.-OVIKS
All
A
'llA,l
fancy
trim.
Canuiy,
Saxe
and
Kearlet
le
al
l!arain.!
COMFORTERS
LoveW
.mtin
comtorters,
sii:,de
and
,1,,
F.iiif
le
:;b:'.
lur
children
from
Sf.r,,
(kliu
Th.
.'ermon
itself
may
If
f
religion
tor
this
present
lif-but
it
doi-a
not
take
into
eon
suteratimi
the
whole
of
nut'i.
M'
one
liaa
eve:-
liv.d
a
VH-tnriii
hie
and
died
a
vu-t'oiious
di-aw
bv
tM'iuii
Kood.
Ttie
only
vi-torious
dentil
the
Fible
sp
'jM
MR.
SOILANU
tXI
I
AlNS
Ed,
tor.
Daily
News:
The
question
is
asked
as
to
why
the
Saturday
Sermon
was
I'-puoiaU-d
bv
me
in
con.-.ulta-t:on
with
other
clergymen.
Permit
rue
to
make
a
tew
com
Just
as
there
Is
a
sharp,
visible
dividing
line
between
me
lush,
irrigated
garden
lands
and
the
har.
ii,
parched
deserts,
so
there
is
almost
as
sharp
and
clear
a
line
between
the
rich
and
poor
1
mthis
ancient
but
vital
land,
j
0U0
A
RICH
AND
ERUDITE
Egyp-
tian
is
talking
about
George
liernaid
Shaw.
Seems
the
Lite
Socialist
playwright
had
an
income
of
hail
a
million
a
year.
(I'm
not
sure
whether
that
was
pounds
or
dollars.
1
But
tne
papers
noted
tlia,t
only
a
tew,
otner
people
in
England
had
an
Income
as
iare.
j
'ihe
rich
Egyptian
it-marked:
"There
aie
many
more
people
than
that
itu
a
bigger
animal
1
income
here.''
j
I
HAVE
NO
SURE,
QUICK
way
of
checking
that
assertion.
Bui
,OI
t'UIH
.-I
1UIIS
Ultl'l
-""
w-.j,
.
of
a
sinner
who
trusts
In
Jesus
Christ,
as
his
Saviour.
ments.
ilie
repudiation
was
a
disavowal
of
the
contents
of
tlu-
hop
and
avo
at
The
above
statement')
are
-prninn
ntirl
mit
1
ii
mo-
tit
in
j
s"'p
Pf
Ule
,
a
J,1S
whv
1
l
f
'
1
'
with
the
person
ot
the
author
i'hni.i
i
.i,,t
irnx.,
'diated
that
f-iituni.
Good
Road
Essential
THE
NECESSITY
of
keeping
the
highway
be-I
tween
Prince
Hupert
and
the
important
industries
at
Port
Edward
and
Watson
Island
in
first
class
shape
at
all
times
Iweomes
ever
more
obvious
and
we
trur.t
the
.n!,!i-
work.:;
department
b.
aliv--to
the
situation.
Spring
now
appear?
to
be
here
and
henceforth
it
should
be
possible
to
th
e
the
road
the
attention
it
requires.
If
it
is
a
matter
of
equipment
or
machinery
or
men,
that
it
soin-ahhio'
that
will
have
to
be
properly
organized
without
delay
so
that
full
maintenance
i:-
assured
at
all
times.
There
h
too
much
traffic
on
the
road
now
between
pulp
mill
and
fisheries
plants
to
not
have
it.
constantly
in
the
best
of
shape.
The
Daily
News
during
recent
days
lias
been
receiving
some
impatient
complaints
from
various
quarters.
We
have
taken
the
view
that
the
department
is
fully
cogu'ant
of
the
state
of
affairs
and
can
he
relied
upon
to
speedily
bring
the
road
to
a
state
where
no
complaints
can
be
justified.
Later
on
there
will
also
be
the
necessity
of
bringing
the
whole
road
to
the
interior
into
good
condition
and
keeping
it
so.
Elevator
Still
Idle
P"
1INCE
RUPERT
continues,
to
hold
the
doubtful
distinction
of
possessing
a
modern
grain
elevator
that
handles
no
wheat.
It's
been
like
this
for
years.
Between
August
P50
and
last
January,
there
was
shipped
through
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster
a
total
of
ldU,7
11,202
bushels.
Vast
Quantities
also
used
the
Great
Lakes
and
St.
Lawrence
plants.
And
from
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster
will
flow
grain
destined
for
India.
And
even
Port
Churchill
oh
the
edge
of
the
Arctic,
and
frozen
part
of
the
year,
boasts
of
her
expanding
wheat
trade.
riffftuv
Pai.satjc
for
OutLij
v.
"Charity
suff.-ret.ri
lung
and
is
kind;
charity
envieth
not;
.
charity
vuuntcth
no!,
itself.
i.s
not
iulf.-d
up."
'
l
Cor.
13:4.
seated
which
are
not.
in
ha:
-mony
with
the
teachings
of
Uie
Bibl.
Among
them
ls
the
Rilll.E
OH
COOK?
Editor,
D.oly
News:
Having
oUow-xl
with
Interest
statement,
"whoever
created
the
I
Broadway
Ideas
of
heaven
and
hell
did
a
colossal
disservln-1
to
human
mmmmm
the
discussion
in
your
coluuir.s
dili
lim
Lie
past
week
foll.iwiii
ity
.
.
.
Here
the
author
un
jttd
imwil
,
Mr.
Clarke's
sermon
hist
Kulur-
dertakes
to
place
ktLji-'V
'
til
you
don't
need
to
search
books
of
statistics
to
get
the
broad
pictuie.
1
Suppose
you
start
from
the
beautitul
residential
district
in
Oezira
Island
in
the
Nile,
which
is
part
of
Cairo.
On
your
way
to
the
country
you
stop
for
a
few
minutes
at
the
Gezira
Sporting
Club,
which
is
the
last
word
in
loveliness
and
luxury
golf,
52s
upon
God
who
Is
responsible
lor
'
day,
I
would
like
to
I"'"-
a-"'
-
minister
of
Prince
Rupert
girls
are
literally
as
pretty
as
preach
u
f
mon
un
Hie
finish'-d
pictures.
If
I
thought
the
wife
work
cf
the
Grace
ot
Christ
as
would
stand
for
it,
I'd
adopt
a
recorded
In
the
Ca-m-l
or
St
Iew.
i.h.hn.
Chapter
11.
Ver
es
1
7
f'hls
ailvrtt
.ttiwni
v.
n.l
ptilUtftlietl
'
'
1
fr
(li-.pluyd
hv
tli'
I.lqut.-
n
rl
'
llo-ir.li
For
take
home
orlers
Ptiond
swimming,
polo,
dancing,
drinks,
food
and
congenial
companionship
Vou
drive
tor
aooui
411
minutes
through
.street
scenes
already
FISHERMEN
.
.
.
1
described
in
this
series.
Then
'
you
turn
aside
toward
the
des-'
ert.
You
pass
a
tew
roudslile
j
sentries,
fully
armed.
You
!;o
down
good
roads
through
great
i
groves
of
date
palms.
I
Then
you
come
coi
one
of
the
big
Irripatlort
canals,
where)
thousands
of
men
are
busy
j
transferring
the
rich,
mucky
T.7'"-
For
coinplctt-
overhaul
of
your
Ilieh
Speed
Gasoline
Engines,
see
ltiiert
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
the
trained
mechanics
and
specialied
equipment
to
fM-rtorm
this
work
tor
you
.
.
.
eltii-ii-nlly
am)
economleiilly,
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
rn:.h
In
on.
It
t.
us
have
that
ji.h
now.
soil
from
the
ditch
bottom
to
;
the
roadside.
0O0
I
I
COULD
HAKDLY
believe
my1
The
Canadian
Army
Active
Force
announces
SHORT
SERVICE
COMMISSIONS
eyes
when-
I
saw
their
tech-;
niqne.
For
they
were;,
doing
the
I
job
much
as
their
forefathers
,
would
have
done
it
back
in
the
clays
when
Pharoah's
daughter'
,
FIXED
DATF
The
Congress
ol
the
United
States
must
meet
i-iimiallv
i;n
J.Ian.
3
unle-s
it
ha-
by
law
ap-ljoint,ed
a
dil'f;renl.
date.
FEDRRAL
TERRITORY
The
U.S.
Government
has
been
seated
at
Washington
sin.-e
18'J3
when
the
district
was
laid
out
lor
government
purposes.
Rupert
Motors
Lid
3
;
"Captain
Morgan's
in
town:
tound'the
baby
Moses
hidden
'
in
the
bullrushes.
.
Men
stood
in
the
water
and
scooped
out
great
armslul
ot
the
goo.
They
passed
this
dripping,
dwindling
blob
from
man
10
man
along
a
chain
of
about
twelve.
Then
it
was
dumped
on
the
roadside,
where
it
dries
out
a
bit
before
being
transported
Be
-ML..
BUY
Nfl
where
needed.
(Thai,
soil
is,
of
course,
very
rich.)
The
Yanks,
or
even
the
British,
.who
are
much
less
machine-
ininded,
would
do
that
same
job
with
tractors
and
bulldozers
-5,-
i
H
with
a
tiny
fraction
of
the
num
The
Canadian
Army
Active
Force
will
accept
men
with
the
necessary
qualifications
for
short
service
commissions
as
officers
of
the
Canadian
Army.
This
aDolies
to
men
who
are
in
the
followinq
categories:
Veteran
Officers
with
Second
Wotld
War
experience
will
be
appointed
directlv
into
the
Canadian
Army
Active
Force
in
commissioned
rank.
According
to
qualifications
of
candidates,
appointments
will
be
in
the
rank
of
I
ieutenant
or
Captain,
In
special
cases,
mainly
in
technical
corps,
the
rank
of
Major
mav
be
qranted.
Members
cf
University
Contingents
C.O.T.C...
who
have
successfully
completed
the
second
practical
phase
of
training
will
be
appointed
as
Lieutenants.
Graduates
of
Command
Contingents
Six
Months
Course
will
he'
appointed
as
Lieutenants.
Other
Ranks..
Active
Force,
will
be
appointed
officer
cadets
pending
qualifications
as
Lieutenant.
ber
of
men
used
in
Egypt.
But
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
5j
With
pump
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
REFRIGERATORS
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
J
DELUXE
RANGES
if
.so,
how
would
those
dis-ein
ployed
exist?
The
workers
(I
was
reliably
I
informed)
get
the
equivalent
of
3(1
to
50
cents
per
day.
Thai
means
they
live
mostly
on
beans
and
bread,
or
tomatoes,
bananas,
dates,
if
their
families
help
gather
them.
(Beef
is
45
cents
a
pound
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
Northern
B.C.
Powei
A
lid
h
rn
rj
tt
here.)
0O0
diMini-uislied
welcome
in
anv
gathering
.
.
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THERE
ARE
SPECIAL
TENT
Mojito
is
Canada's
largest
idling
rum.
Gold
Label
is
rich
anil
full
bodied
.
.
.
black
Label
is
extra
smooth
and
flavouiful.
Try
Captain
Morgan
Kum
you'll
like
it!
Phone
2KI
Prince
Ituperl
villages
for
some
of
the
canal
workers
and
their
families.
But
others
live
in
crude
village
dwellings,
mostly
abode-type,
or
sometimes
of
rough
rocks.
mmmimu
An
Arab
roared
with
laughter
when
I
asked
him
what
woflld
happen
if
they
got
a
good
heavy
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here.
"One
such
rain,"
he
said,
as
I
...
Phar
nam
i
thought
of
Vancouver,
"would
wash
hall
the
houses
right
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WHIM
COIUMHA
PAY
AND
ALLOWANCES
Pay
and
Allowances
will
be
the
same
as
for
Officers
holding
permanent
commissions.
Gratuity
A
Qmtuity
of
one
monlh
pay
and
allowances
for'
each
year
of
service
will
be
paid
to
officers
who
are
not
qranted
permanent
commissions
at
the
end
of
the
Short
Service
term.
Uniform
Allowances
Officers
ODoointed
to
Short
Service
Commissions
in
the
Canadian
Army
Active
Force
will
be
given
an
adequate
outfit
away."
GENERAL
REQUIREMENTS
Candidates
for
Short
Service
Commissions
must
be
Canadian
citizens
or
British
subjects
normally
resident
in
Canada,
physically
fit.
Minimum
education
requirement:
Junior
Matriculation.
Lenoth
of
Short
Service
Commission:
Candidates
may
apply
for
a
3.
4
or
5
year
commission
at
their
option.
Short
Service
Commission
Officers
will
be
considered
for
permanent
Active
Force
Commissions
upon
completion
of
their
term
af
se'vice.
He
did
not
say
"down
the
drain,"
for
even
In
Cairo
there
are
no
street
drains
as
we
know
them.
When
they
do
get
one
of
their
rare
rains,
the
water
just
i
nnonncemcn
lies
fill
the
sun
dries
it
up.
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H0UR5:
WEEK
DAYS:
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SUNDAYS:
PEOPLE
WHO
KNOW
tell
me
that
I
am
far
too
optimistic
in
my
first
glance
impression
of
the
vitality
of
the
farm
workers,
or
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9
fellaheen.
They
say
that
almost
all
the
men
get
a
debilitaunj;
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;
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hook-worm
diseaitf
We
ore
expecting
another
shipment
of
Austin
Sedans
and
Station
Wagons
S009.
A
few
ore
still
unsold.
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
STUDBE5AKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
Third
Avenue
at
Park
Green
217
FOR
FULL
DETAILS
Write
directly
to
the
Director-General
of
Army
Personnel,
Ottawa,
or
apply
to
the
nearest
Canadian
Army
Personnel
Depot:
No.
11
Personnel
Depot,
4050
West
Fourth
Ave.,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
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(bllharzia)
from
paddling
and
puddling
about
bare
foot
in
the
Irrigation
ditches.
Few
of
them
are
educated,
except
in
the
school
of
hard
knocks.
Yet
some
of
the
men
have
as
wise
faces
as
I
have
ever
seen
and
radiate
auras
of
kindliness.
Some
of
the
little
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