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Seen
the
New
"JIFF"
Suede
Overshoe
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shoe
store
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Tuesday,
November
7,
1939.
'
1
EDITORIALS
:
'
POSITION
IN
INDIA
The
political
position
of
India
just
now
is
a
little
difficult
to
understand.
Most
of
the
Indian
princes
have
offered
aid
to
the
British
government
of
men,
material
and
money.
These
principalities
have
little
to
do
with
the
rest
of
India.
The
chief
stickler
to
the
main
part
of
the
country
is
the
differences
in
religion.
There
is
a
large
Mohamme
dan
population
and
there
is
a
still
larger
Hindu
group
and
these
two
cannot
agree.
Prom
time
to
time
in
th(
past
there
have
been
clashes
between
the
rivals
and
thr
British
feel
it
their
duty
to
see
that
no
minority
is
injurer"
by
a
majority.
When
a
constitution
is
adopted
providing
for
self-government
it
has
to
contain
a
provision
protect
ing
the
Mohammedan
minority.
The
Hindus
want
a
free
hand
to
work
these
things
out
for
themselves.
Until
the
can
get
together
and
arrive
at
some
understanding
thf
British
government
is
unable
to
grant
them
full
Dominion
rights.
INDIA
MUST
WAIT
How
difficult
is
this
question
may
be
seen
from
the
fact
that
Egypt,
Arabia,
Palestine,
Syria,
Turkey,
Armenia
and
Iraq
are
largely
Mohammedan
countries
and
also
the
French
and
British
North
African
colonies.
The
British
attitude
always
"has
been
that
every
man
has
a
right
to
his
own
religion
and
that
he
should
be
protected
in
carrying
out
its
dictates
as
long
as
doing
so
does
not
inter
fere
with
the
rights
of
others.
Because
of
the
protection
they
have
received,
most
of
the
Mohommedan
countries
are
with
Britain
and
France
in
the
present
struggle
and
nothing
must
be
done
to
shake
their
faith
in
the
British
as
protectors
of
their
faith.
India
must
wait
until
after
the
war
for
her
constitution
unless
the
factions
can
agree
on
a
constitution
even
though
doing
so
affects
the
support
given
by
the
Hindu
population
in
the
great
struggle.
Coal
Coal
Coal
Foothills
Nanaimo-Wellington
Bulkley
Valley
vesseil
rjteueryi
Pestr
i
vl
-
Keep
your
fuel
cost
down
this
winter
by
burning
heat
tested
coal
that
gives
you
more
heat
and
less
waste.
Our
special
coals
give
you
more
heat
for
your
money.
..Just
phone
C51
or
652
and
we
will
gladly
advise
you
which
coal
is
best
suited
for
your
furnace,
range
or
heater.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert
In
Readiness
Red
Cross.
Veterans.
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Cana
dian
Legion.
Naval
Detachments.
Band,
pipes,
drums.
Military
Units.
Sea
Cadets.
Boy
Scouts.
Girl
Guides.
Imnertal
Order,
Daughters
o
the
Empire.
Red
Cross
Society.
Orders
and
Societies.
Detailed
Parties
carrying
wTeatlr
and
flowers.
The
mustering
point
of
the
parade
will
be
at
the
Federal
Build-
mm
ClAssiFltD
FOR
SALE
BEST
KNOWN
LINE
i
SUCCESSFUL
Christmas
Card
salespeople
know
they
must
have
the
Premier
Line
of
Personal
Christmas
Cards;
Ihey
know
It
Is
advertised
from
coast
to
coast
and
has
been
shown
continuously
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
for
ten
years.
They
know
our
line
sells;
they
know
the
public
has
confidence
In
our
values.
They
know
we
treat
our
sales
staff
courteously
and
pay
liberal
.TOT
DAILY
NTT?
I
Tusd,
For
Most
Impressive
Day
Of
Remembrance
In
Its
History
-
,
...
i
i
i
T
ri
i
be
assisted
at
the
saluUng
base
by
r
the
area
staff,
Lieut-Col
G.
A.
Rlx,
DJ..
V.
D..
His
Excellency
Bishop
(Bunoz,
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson,
chap-
and
dynamo
In
splendid
condl-"'"
U,T4.W""
ut.
.
.
in
HsiiT
tutn
rD
itrMnnin
ia
ntva
An1
twn
$335.
ward
Electric
n
Mar-.".
r
:
.
b
.
in.
Iliinnls
r-nn-
Raw
tf
Pera"
'JZZJTJL
"
I
Legion
headquarters.
FOR
SALE
Two-storey
house.
510'
Microphones
and
loud
speakers
7th
Avenue
West,
concrete
foun-,111
Installed
which
will
en-dattons,
hot
water
furnace,
fully
able
all
those
attending
the
ser-
modern.
4
bedrooms,
going
very
v,ce
w
distinctly
and
also
cheap.
H.
G.
Helgerson,
Ltd.
kecP
tne
mass
singing
In
time.
(261nwith
the
choir
which
will
be
U-;tloned
on
the
stone
steps
of
the
i
Court
House.
PERSONAL
.
Should
the
weather
not
permit
-;of
the
service
to
be
held
at
the
CIVIL
SERVICE
EMPLOYMENT
Cenotaph
arrangements
have
been
EXAMINATION
for
Clerks
an-.
made
with
Manaeer
Borland
of
the
I
nounced.
Open
to
all.
Appllca-j
Capitol
Theatre
to
hold
it
there,
tlons
to
reach
Ottawa
by
Novem-
In
that
case
the
parade
will
be)
ber
30tn,
1939.
our
aavice
has
coniined
to
the
veterans,
naval
helped
nunareas
obtain
civu
Ber-
ana
military
who
will
march
to
vice
positions
as
Clerks,
Postmen,
the
Cenotaph,
deposit
the
wreaths
Customs
Examiners,
etc.
Free
and
return
to
the
Capitol,
Booklet
on
request.
M.
C.
C.
j
Wet
or
fine.
Saturday,
November
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
in
11.
is
the
day
veterans
all
over
Canada.
No
Agents.
;the
British
Empb-e
pay
homage
to
iand
bow
in
reverence
for
those
of
ROARD
AW
ANI1
ROOM
tne,r
comrades
who
gave
their
.
.
AiLu
(lives
In
the
Oreat
War
of
1914-1918.
FIRST
class
room
and
board
resl-
This
day
of
each
year
has
been
dence,
close
in,
reasonable
rates,
dedicated
as
Remembrance
Day
Phone
Black
965.
(264)
(and
the
supreme
aim
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
rirvmc
itfrmrifi
AGENTS
WANTED
(Legion
in
directing
this
service
is
commissions.
We
Invite
you
to
mander
lFootbalI
Game
In
Hi
School
League
Results
In
Draw
Alnha
and
B.ta
plavtrt
Booth
Memorial
High
School
int
-i
-
Remembrance
Day
win
oe
ceieoraiea
in
rnnce
uuuen
house
tootbau
iMgue
Lhis
year
under
the
direction
of
the
Canadian
legion
and
urday.
The
ame
ended
m
auspices
ol
tne
naval
anil
military
unus
suiuuueu
ueic.
iinmr.
yj
-
Preparations
are
completed
to
hold
a
memorial
service
ai
l
t
i
n
SaT
draw
break
the
'Cenotaph
on
Saturday,
November
ilf
commencing
ai
Piaymg
for
Alpha
were
caider-10:55
a.m.
The
naval
and
military
authorities
are
work
-wood.
Hoitby
capw.
iiannn.
ing
In
co-operation
with
the
ret-
'
;
Breen.
Clccone.
King.
Leverett,
erans
In
making
this
memorial
"
SLxth
Street,
thence
west
along
Jonnson
and
WonK.
day
even
more
Impressive
than
Sixth
Street
to
Second
Avenue,
j
Plav,nR
for
Beta
were
Oteen,
heretofore
and,
should
weather
north
along
Second
Avenue
to
thej
stromdtW
ourvlch
Capt..
It.
permit
Prince
Rupert
will
witness
Court
House
grounds
whereat
each
McLacnlan,
silverslde.
D.
MeLach-the
most
representative
parade
In
unit
will
take
up
Its
alloted
place
,an
mlfy
McLwd.
postuk.
Wong.
Its
history.
Composition
of
parade
t
the
Cenotaph.
Referee
was
J
B.
Wilkinson.
will
be
as
follows:
,
The
service
at
the
Cenotaph.
Datachroent
of
Provincial
Police.
'which
will
bexonducted
by
Iut-
St.
John's
Ambulance.
iCol
Verv
Rev.
O.
A.
Rlx.
DX..
VJJ..
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
and
Rev.
J.
C.J
MnrkeV
RCSUlTlCS
Jackson,
chanlaln
of
the
Legion.
f
nd
rsstoted
by
the
mass?d
choirs
f
the
Cathedral.
First
Presby-icrtan
and
First
United
churches.
conducted
by
A.
J.
Lancaster.
I
merleans
To
riay
Opener
.alnt
with
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
acommpan-'
1st.
;
The
Service
The
service
-will
commence
at
10:15
sharp
with
the
singing
of
O'
Canada"
by
ail.
led
by
the
Thursday
Night
Montreal
MONTREAL,
November
7:
iCP
No
National
Hockey
Uiw"
games
are
scheduled
for
tonlaht.
the
next
fixture
to
be
Thurswy
:hoir
and
band.
Then
will
follow
night
when
th
New
York
Araerl-n
turn
the
bugle
call
"Cease
Fire."
cans
make
their
debut
for
the
the
two
minutes
of
silence
In
son
in
Montreal
against
the
Can-nemory
of
the
fallen
and
the
dlens.
The
American
are
the
only
bugle
call
"The
Last
Post."
Rev.
J.
team
that
so
far
has
not
made
an
C.
Jackson
will
then
offer
Bp
the
appearance
this
season.
prayer
followed
by
me
nymn
u
ing
at
1015
and
will
move
off
at
God
Our
Help
In
Ages
Past"
which:
10:40
sharp,
along
Third
Avenue
will
be
sung
by
all
and
led
by
the
'
irhnlr
After
the
slntrincr
of
this
,
bugle
will
sound
the
"Reveille."
JThe
servlc"
will
be
broueht
to
a
rinse
bv
the
singing
of
the
Na
The
league
standings
to
date.:
W
D
L
F
A
Toronto
1
0
0
Jhvmn.
the
Bishop
will
give
a
short
Oonadlens
'address
at
the
exniratlon
of
-which
Chicago
will
follow
the
ceremony
of
plac-
?ngrs
"ng
wreaths
and
flowers
on
the
?!
Cenontaph
and
during
which
the
Uasto)n
massed
pipers
of
the
city
and
mill-
Americans
tary
will
play
the
lament
"Flowers
of
the
Forest."
Then
the
massed
choir
will
render
the
"Supreme
Sacrifice."
The
Bishop
will
offer
....
I
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
BOWLING
o
2
10
1
tional
Anthem.
.
Enthusiastic
Trundlern
Turn
Out
At
the
conclusion
of
the
service
p0r
Max
Asemlwen's
Opening
past
the
Federal
Building
where,
Max
Asemlssen
reopened
the
ren-jthe
parade
marshal,
Lleut-Coi.
8.
oTaled
bowling
alleya
in
the
Ex-
u.
jonnswn.
ana
me
nonorarv
change
Block
last
night.
A
hrge
paraae
mansnai,
-acx
rrerce.
crowd
of
enthuslasUc
tmndlera
..
w..
.
...v
turned
out
and
the
anew
were
ine
saiuie.
Tnese
two
orncuis
win:5usy
throughout
the
evening
Msny
Improvements
have
been
made
and
the
surroundings
are
very
congen
ureenneia
to
grve
an'
.
SSSuS.""
""I
New
York
Giants
10
Keep
fresh
this
remembrance
The
Canadian
Legion
will
have
ready
souvenir
programs
which
will
be
distributed
on
Saturday
morn-'
ing.
Officers
In
Charge
Nucleus
of
officers
In
charge
of
parade
is
as
follows;
Parade
Marshal
Lieut-Col.
S.
D.
Johnston,
M.
C,
V.
D,
Officer
Commanding
Prince
Rupert
area.
Honorary
Parade
Marshal
Jack
Preece,
President,
Canadian
Legion.
Assistant
Parade
Marshals
Com-
Colln
Donald,
R.CN-
join
mis
saies
siau
ana
earn
ex-iueut-Col.
J.
n.
Low,
R,
C.
tra
money
In
your
spare
time
be-j
and
Major
C.
V.
Evitt,
fire
c.
s.
cam-
iween
now
ana
ennstmas.
Apply
mander.
for
samplo
book
today.
No
charge.
Parade
Adjutant
Capt.
D,
C.
Experience
unnecessary.
Premier
Stcphonson,
Canadian
Scottish.
Art
Guild,
570
Symour
Bt.,
Van-
Chairman
of
Parade
Committee
couver.
.-leo.
W.
CrlppsO.
B.
E.
ial
for
the
sport.
The
various
bowling
leagues
will
NEW
American
stamps
for
sale,
Iain
of
the
Legion.
Commander
I
ortltf
alftn
,y
5,ngln
inU
acUon
ones
and
threes.
Dally
News,
(tf)
;
Colin
Donald.
R.
C.
N.
officer
:
'
0
j,
PHnr
Piirwrl
rinv.
I
FOR
SALE
Whole
chimney
sweep-,
ernmen
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt.
.
tag
outfit,
complete.
Apply
um-
at
CommUsloner
w.
j.
Ald
ftnd
iy
r
'
i
fl
1
khr
at
hosplUl.
t-,
Inspector
C
.O.
Barber.
Provincial
"ao"lglOn
IXeU
FOR
SALE
35-50
hp.
Acadia
mar-'
,
,
01.
T
J
lUVl
ine
engine
with
electric
arter'
Jf.
.u
tPdf
h"
been
dls-
KlflS
1
ICQ
With
u
ii
u
iuc
"c
iiiiciuiuii
oi
Dana-1
oa"u
WASHINGTON.
DC.
November
7
Washington
Red
Skins
defeat-!
Bob's
Beauty
Parlor
Next
to
Q.
ti
8,
Orocery
Phone
348
CHIMNEYS
Furnaces
and
Stove
Pipes
Cleaned
Stcen's
Limited
Phone
5
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Bed
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
stlmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
't
This
advertisement
Is
not
publisluc
or
dlio;aved
by
T
Control
Board
or
by
the
Ooverrumnl
ot
BriVih
r,.
ed
Philadelphia
Eagles
7
to
8
Sat-
western
stctior.
urday
to
go
into
a
tie
for
first
Other
gam,
plate
tn
the
eastern
section
of
the
land
Hams
de
a
(National
Football
League
with
New
11
to
0
and
ft;.,,
jf
I
Giants
who
were
beaten
18
to
II
nlng
over
Green
Ba
1
;oy
uriron
uons
wno
ieaa
me
I
I1IUOMM
I
W
For
Lunrh
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serve.
Four
Peop
Krpt
for
Week
In
Refrigera'of
1
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Tra
n
s
A
1
1
a
n
t
i
c
Tram-
Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Porti
88
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
iu
p
-To
Vancouver
Direct
85.
PRINCESS
LOUISE"
October
T
'
'
S3.
"PRINCESS
NORAH"
November
th
16th
Winter
Excursion
Fare
Vancouver
and
Rttorn
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st.
19)9
to
Feb.
28th
1U0
Final
Return
Limit
March
3Ut
1940
S36-00
Connection
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pot
C
Tirkctt
and
Keerratlnt
frtra
L
COATES.
General
AienL
rrlnre
fUprrt,
IT.
Smoked
"Rupert
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PRINCE
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Phones
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SPECIAL
REDUCED
WINTER
EXCURSION
FARES
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all
meals
and
berth
accomodation
TO
VANCOUVER
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points.)
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age
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on
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from
November
lit,
1939
to
Febwry
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to
return
up
to
March
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Steamers
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Tuesday
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Friday
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and
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from
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Rupert
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(FRANKJ.
SKINNER)
Third
Ave.
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Tickets
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