PAGE
TWO
"Vanity
Maid"
FOOTWEAR
4
i"
"vf
For
real
classy
styles
and
durability
these
shoes
are
unbeatable
in
their
price
field.
Priced
from
$4.45To$5.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIALS
DOWN
IN
QUEBEC
The
result
of
the
Quebec
provincial
election
speaks
for
itself.
Quebec
stays
with
Canada.
Quebec
stays
with
the
Empire.
The
people
of
the
French-Canadian
province
disregarded
the
red
herrings
and
the
beclouding
issues
They
forgave
the
Liberal
party
for
its
iniquities
in
thai
province
in
the
steadfast
desire
to
express
their
unswerving
lovaltv
tq
Dominion
and
Empire
jn
the
time
of
crisis
We
are
gratified
over
the
result
of
this
election
not
because
it
was
the
Liberal
party
that
won.
We
do
not
take
it
as
a
Liberal
victory
at
all
but
as
a
moral
mandate
and
a
grand
endorsation
by
Canada,
through
its
French
speak-ing
people,
of
the
principles
for
which
war
is
being
wagec1
by
the
Empire
today.
.7
The
forces
of
autocrapv
.
"
..uu...i.jr
mm.
UUCJI
1UUI
"Well
done
Quebec!
We
salute
you!
;
:
.
LIKP
LMUIS
TO
THE
SLAUGHTER
j
So
monstrously
misrepresentative
of
the
obvious
facts
they
are
that
we
find
ourselves
fearful
of
imposiV
upon
the
intelligence
of
our
readers
in
even
commenting
imon
such
lying
speeches
as
that
which
German
Foreim-Minister
Joaohim
von
Uibbentrop
delivered
at
Dand-Tuesday
m
the
effort
to,
justify
the
German
cause
fn
thn
Whn
?J
!W-
R,1
,bentP
"cPaJung
to
the
world'
Who
m
the
world
could
possibly
Relieve
him
u-hPn
he
w
blandly
repeated
the
charge
of
his
nefarious
chieftain
Hitler
that
Gre
Britain
started
this
war
is
beyond
us
The
fact
of
the
matter
probably
is
that
nobodv
belieTes
th
MnJlfC,
fluded
German
neople
themSve-Most
likelv
the
mnt
of
them
do
not
behWthem
but
hav
tawallow
-what
the
insane
Fuehrer
and
M
ZTJZ
CO
eatniPs
irivn
nf
--..wu
,vtv
(
.
wawvr
VUb
We
feersorrv
Viof
ci
.
n
"."-vv
puvii
iiuc
ijcuiMi
u
ine
mos
i
.r.
lcux
me
MJuuui
once
again
nave
tn
hr
sacrificed
loi-
the
mad
ambitions
of
their
fanatical
lead
era.
lnis
time
it
is
their
doom.
Ribbentrnn
i,w?fSr
Wa?
i'en
hf
raM
il
would
be
a
J
fiPht
to
the
finish."
And
they
cheered,
poor
misguide
t
Fortunately,
the
conscience
of
Britains
is
clear.
Notwithstanding
the
lies
of
such
as
Hitler,
Goering,
Ribbeo-trop
and
Goehbela.
the
cruel
fate
that
ia
i
Germans,
if
they
insist
in
delaying
the
surrender
of
tho
ui
men-
icauers,
resis
entirely
upon
them
selves
Great
Britain
was
forced
at
long
last
into
a
conflict
which
she
abhorred
and
which
she
dreaded,
Now
that
she
is
in
it,
she
will
stay
until
her
arms
have
conquered
as
it
becomes
daily
more
apparent
they
will.
THE
ASTUTE
STALIN
If
any
one
had
thought
that
Soviet
Russia
had
any
intention
of
jumping
into
the
war
actively
on
Germany's
side,
Stalin's
action
in
referring
direct
to
the
United
States
the
case
of
the
City
of
Flint,
seized
by
a
German
warship
and
taken
to
a
Russian
port,
should
dispel
the
idea,
If
Russia
had
any
inclination
to
help
Germany,
the
least
it
would
have
done
would
have
been
tp
permit
the
Nazis
to
hold
the
City
of
Flint
at
Murmansk.
Rut
instead,
the"
are
evidently
going
to
give
the
vessel
back
to
the
United
States,
A
further
indication
of
where
Russia
stands
in
this
wav
the
Soviet's
refusal
to
supply
Hitler
with
planes
and
fighting
equipment.
i
More
fichtly
encircled
now
by
his
supposed
friends
than
he
could
ever
have,
feared
in
his
pre-war
complaints
GreaJ
Britain
would
do,
Hitler's
position
is
daily
becQnv
ing
more
hopeless.
Whatever
forces
the
future
may
present
for
democracy
and
civilization
to
combat,
there
appears
good
reason
to
anticipate
that
Hitler
and
his
Nazism
will
soon
be
definitely
disposed
of,
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
New?
that
the
people
of
the
whole
dfatrict
are
dointf
the
same.
witn
""
a
Mt
wave
V
of
the
V
4ll&f
hand.
IV.
junk-men.
theTni-Pina
urt
f5h,r,-,deJ"h.
,
.7
l
l
li
i
111
..
bH
111'
M6r
people
ailing
for
''Lucky"
tbaa
ertr
htforr.
Jeitlirr
too
hitter
nor
OQMrlt
LUCKY
UUIIK
ii
"mwtli
ailing"
for
every
latle.
Ak
(iff
it
ly
natue.
Oilier
Jamout
malt
lttro$t
BURTON
yp
ALE
SILVER
SPRlNO
STOUT
'
"
Coait
Rrcwrrlca
Limited
r
-
Mw
Wralmlotur
-
Vlrlorla
This
adrertlsfratnt
Is
not
publlthed
or
dltplayed
by
tba
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
SrUUk-ColuabU.-
..
i
THI
UAJLT
JTTWH
v
Tliui
t,
Typhoon
On
Chinese
Seas
Nothing
At
All
Against
This
Coast's
Southeaster
lly
II.
MAY
COCHRANE
OCEAN
FALLS,
October
2G.
Weary,
but
cheerful
and
hopeful,
Capt
John
Anderson
of
the
far-travelled
junkTai-Ping,
and
his
plucky
little
wife,
rest
at
the
Ocean
MtIV
OMW
J
exhibits
a
nalr
of
verv
dilanidated
he
sails
into
the
Japanese
town
.
.
.
.
.
.
ir
V.
i
tru.
i
.
i
1
wnnn.
landed
the
boat
dry
on
jrock.
off
Croft
Island,
Just
south
-I
lime
Drogues,
sole?
worn
quite
ywn.
engine
u
repay
tni
ouw
through
and
showing
signs
of
hav-
e
of
the
Norwegian
sailors
Is
i
ing
Darted
with-
their
heels
lonii
n
with
pneumonia.
Ilw
jailor
.since,
"Were
you
not
afraid?"
we
enquired.-
"Well
no.
I
bad
faith"
she
pauses.
"In
Providence?"
we
a.ssUt.
arouiui
axjun
on,
way
t
no
leaves.
KochL
Seven,
days
oui
the
sailor
hat
a
relapse
and,
must
be
returned
to
hospital
Another
at
tempt
U
made
but
again,
the
en
sine
die
on
him
and
Into,
the
town
'Ypc
hnt
ntco
i
mv
in..wi
of
Kobt?
he
muAl
an
whera
a
Oer
-
.f
r
III
ttIJ
1
I
llyTVHMr
r
-------
-
And
that
is
why
she
was
able
to
wan
engineer,
tells
him
It
cannot
leave
her
two-year-oid
daughter
i
repaired.
Was
the
crew
game
to
with
her
mother,
in
Shanghai
tojSa
across
the
Pacific
under
sail?
cross
the
Pacific
Oceah
In
a
Chin-
3ui
they
were
and
the
prettx
little
ese
Junk.
wife
was
too.
but
If
notr-"
and
he
d!,smi5.s
U
On
Juiia.
IS
Ihpv
galled
rait
of
Hi
iwv
4
page
irom
one
oi
josepn
von-!
""wt
"
ixuuc
uui
uj
Peattle.
peauie.
109.
ivy.
raus
uovfis.
we
sunn
siz.uou.
au'VMc
uu.
mvu
ui
ui
ui
w
vuu-cj
i,fiurai
rai.,
zja
we
ownea
in
me
worm,
in
tnw
ven-:
viwiwu.
ou,
me
lypuriui
vmiy
ture.
We
hooe
to
net
it
all
bark
i
ms
to,
the
weather
we
experienced
on
thU
coast
"
s
the
captain,
U
tcok
'
them
113
n
dav
to
sal
Irom
,rw
I
Th
hintr
una
r!rrlrtiii
A
en
!
Rnhp
in
OiifiInn
nr.ir
th
north
Chinese
fkb.
boat:
43
feet
water-
N-n
ep4
pf
Vincouver
Island.
Here
line.
U
foot
beam.,
and
draws
threef'
'ioiwd.
for
auppl.tes.
"Every-
leei,
jour
inches.
loaded.
Bought
onc
wa
Wt-
W
Mrs,
apocc
60
miles
south
of
Shanghai,
it
was!10"
"One
lady
even
gate
me
a
lanen
w.
mat
city
where
a
ganit
of
native
workmen
labored
for
five
months
converting
It
Into
a
houseboat.
This
Involved
not
only
buijd-
lnz
a
hoilSP
nnH
(nctntltnn
n
.nll
bllh.
"
At
Quauino.
we
W
the
crew
deserted.
After
what
they
had
gone
thrcuah,
the
trio
from
Quattlno
appeared
.
as
Trr
nothing
1
1
"a
but
they
-"
J
"
had
not
'
.
M'4IIU11K
.K
Allien
'
motor
but
aLso
beautifully
carvlni
reckoned
on
a
southeaster.
Tor
th;
-interior.
jfnur
days
and
nights
thev
battled
.On
Friday.
AprU
7.
with,
a
crew
of
,
ine
waves
and
rather
-Oh,
the
SUntVWPdhr
.nu.!,,
nt.i
"Vej
Were
SO
bl8."
SaVS
W
Ti.
At,
nai
ror
tsaV
Tenctsco.
i"I
told
him
"
p,rH-
v'lminuauy
he
shouldn't
start
on
Friday."
says
me
preuy
uuie
wife.i
But
the
Chinese
proved
utterly
worthles
as
sanors.
rnev
were
not
onl
in.
nprlcnreH
hut
n.
i
.
i.
.
.
.
went
to
ship
a
crew
of
four
Nor
wegians
and
a
Dane.
April
22
he
starts
asain
Not
many
days
out
his
motor
dies
and
at
broochln-ta
It
was
impossible
cook
anything.
AH
they
had
to
eat
in
those
(our
days
was
a
sandwich
nd
a
half
each.
Mannower
was
frightened.
Back
to
8hanghal
thev
belp3e'
aRamst
lhe
Ude
hd
wJfU
princes
Royal
Island.
It
seemed
x
If
the
Tal-Ping
wji
doomed,
t
Tbev
panecd
to
reach
shore
on
a
'"I'lv-buJU
raft
Here
for
tw
davs
and
hlbts
tbev
watched
the
iwave
batter
the
lun.k,
Th.en
thv
were
rescued
by
fbh-oacker
which.
bouht
them
to
Oon
FalU.
The
Tal-Pimr
will
o
hiuled
outj
tn
wr
a
Ocetn.
Falls
Ond
j
haired
bv
Murrav
B.almer
The
An
dersons
hooe
to
start
south
In
?
week.
Thi
t'me
the
TahPink
will
be
towed
ti
Seattle
where
a
new
motor
will
be
installed
and
from
here
on
tr
the
San
Franclco
Filr.
'Mv
mother
irave
me
a
hundrpd-
"ipre
set
of
Chlpa."
savs
the
little
"vlfe.
"the
new
Rice
Pattern
blue
!m;on
and
sheaves
of
golden
rice
and
onlv
two
bowls
are
broken."
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M11"
UdU
Is
Adopted
Last
nVsht's
meeting
of
the
newT
ly
reorganized
Prince
Rupert
Ratc.
payers'
Association
was
poorly
attended
so,
after
adopting
the
draft
of
a
constitution
meDared
bv
a
it
was
decided
to
adlourn
until
November
S
for
the
election
of,
officers
and
other
business.
Mean
time
a
protem
executive,
consisting
of
M.
M.
Stephens,,
chairman,
Mrs.
Norah
Arnold,
secretary.
Robt
ert
McKay,
Fred
Werm.lg,
Donald
McCotkindale,
W.
M.
Watts
and
R.
McLeod,
will
carry
on.
M.
M.
Stephens
occupied
the
chair
at
last
night'
meeting
In
the
absence
of
0,
W-
Nickerson,
In
the
course
f
a
rather
lengthy
general
discussion
among
those
present
the
desirability
of
rep-j
rcsentatlons
being
made
to.
the
provincial
government
to
expedite
legislation
so
that
a
plan
of
city
managership
may
be
lnatttptep
in
Prince
Rupert
without
delay
was
stressed.
The
general
ftellnz
appeared
to
be
opposed
to
a
reversion
to
the
old
mayojr
and
city
council
form
of
government
even
temporarily.
Doubt
has
been
expressed
that
there
Is
sufficient
time
to
get
the
legislation
through
at
the
session
which
opens
at
Vic
toria
next
week.
Nevertheless,
an
effort
will
be
made.
An
effort
will
also
be
made
to
Interest
new
members
In
the
Asso
ciation.
Cons.
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50.30.
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23.
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Mty.
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1671.
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34.
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92V
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60
4.
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184.
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42.
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ii
Rubber,
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934.
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411$,
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23V
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22Vfc.
Pennsylvania,
20,B.
Public
Servlc
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J
41.
Radlr.
Corporation.
Q'u.
Republic
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27.
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Oil.
13
SUndard
Oil
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28?i.
Standard
Ol
of
N.
J.,
41.
United
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Rubber.
44.
United
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Steel,
77.
39
Cargo
Of
Iron
Vessel,
Torpedoed
Yesterday,
Was
Bound
From
Bos(n
Ti
FntUnd
LONDON,
October
26:
(CP)
The
lipateras,
which
was
sunk
by
a
torpedo
attack
from
a
submarine
In
the
North
Sea
Tuesday,
was
carrying
scrap
iron
from
Boston
tp
England,
it
ha
been
disclosed.
Next
Time
You
Ask
For
Stove
Polish
Say
IPrTWOK
HOT
STOVES
At
All
B.C.
Stores
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Pbone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS,
C,
E,
BLACK
R.
E.
Eyolfson
CHIROPRACTOR
Phone
BLACK
31?
210
Elthtli
Avenue
West
Control
Board
or
br
the
Oovernment
of
hp
:b
EVACUEES'
PROBLEMS
People
1'rom
Wg
EnctMi
CM
find
H
plfftrult
to
lit
In
With
New
Condlllon
In
Some
Ways
LONDON
Oct
20:
CP.
-Britain
ju
ir
ioted
mothers,
young-
trr
and
bewildered
old
folkt
from
i
city
homes
and
moved
them
to
the
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Imt
Mart
the
war
began.
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homely
hettdarhes
have
developed
I
motly
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pub
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central
fact
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breaking
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of
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of
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country
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