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Sunday,
by
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Tuesday,
October
17.
1939.
EDITORIALS
MUST
BE
PREPARED
In
the
course
of
the
next
year
or
two
we
must
expect
to
hear
of
many
reverses
as
well
as
victories.
Yestr
erday's
dispatches
were
a
sample
of
others
which
are
bound
to
come.
Possibly
in
the
course
of
the
next
few
months
our
neohle
will
be
suurred
on
to
a
ereater
decree
1
aeainst
their
strong
line
of
defences.
What
will
happen
when
they
get
there
we
can
only
surm'se.
Each
side
-knows
about
what
the
other
has
in
store
for
the
attacker
This
wjll
be
no
gentleman
s
game,
struggle.
EDUCATION
IN
THE
FAR
EAST
United
States
j
The
nrovincia)
government
navs
the
teacher
between
three
and
four
hundred
dollars,
it
being
left
to
the
schooli
.district
to
sunplemept
this
if
it
wishes
but
only
55
dis
tnetp
out
of
197
do
this
and
the
amounts
they
pay
are
small.
The
farmers
on
the
island
sho
that
thev
value
educpHori
verv
lifhtly,
because
the
attendance
at
the
-
school"
is
not
"wl
and
it
is
no
wonder.
!
We
hav1
flKavj
lookpd
upon
Ouebec
a
the
backward
prov'nne
in
the
matter
of
education
but
there
$46.05
ner
nunl
nnnt
vWeas
only
S31.55
is
nnid
in
PrinpftlEdr
wai-d
Inland
and
the
onlv
nrovince
cominf
hwor
than
it
is
New
nrunsurlck
with
S29.86
about
which
the
Federation
may
tell
us
in
future
bulletins.
We
realize
that
we
are
giving
only
one
side
of
this
mixtion
and
that
there
mav
be
circumstances
about
vhiVh
wp
are
pot
informed.
We
are
reiving
on
the
report
of
the
teachers
themselves.
However,
we
can
see
no
excuse
for
any
part
of
Canada
treating
its
teachers
in
the
manner
stated
in
the
circular.
MacKpnzie
s
Furniture
Inlaid
Llnoieum
Per
'sq.
yard.
$1.40
Printed
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8q.
yard
90c
Cunioleum
6q,
yard
.,
70c
Conroleuni
Ruts
and
Linoleum
Russ
A
large
stock
carried
at
all
times
to
meet
your
requirements,
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CITY
MANAC.KKSHIP
Editor.
Dally
News
been
borrowed
from
the
bank.
In
the
schools,
manual
training
had
been
stopped
and
home
economics
was
being
gradually
dis-
feachintr
nrofession
in
Prince
Edward
Island
and
issues
i,he
bet
trained
body
of
teachers
SAVE
OUR
GOOD-WILL
COUPONS
With
each
25c
cash
purchase,
one
Good-Will
Coupon
is
given
free,
to
be
redeemed
for
useful
household
Items,
Our
latest
Premium
Catalogue
will
be
available
soon,
Mussallem's
ECONOMY
STORE
sidewalks
are
built
under
the
local
,
Improvement
plan
and
paid
for
by
abutting
property
and
no
applications
have
been
made
for
renewal
or
new
walks.
In
1933
the
Fire
Department
had
three
trucks
of
which
only
one
could
be
depended
on
to
get
back
In
the
matter
of
the
plebiscite
to
tak-n
out
A
new
chassis
was
be
taken
shortly
regarding
council
bought
within
two
weeks
of
th
and
city
manager,
do
you
noi
win
flrst
arrivai
of
the
Commissioner
the
sponsors
of
the
movement
In
1935
tne
bonded
Indebtedness
should
call
a
public
meeting
to
en-
ot
the
cjty
was
refUnded
for
twen-
llghten.
the
voters
on
the
subject
ty
vears
at
a
savjng
in
Interest
of
As
I
understand
it,
we
will
be
asked
$34,000
per
year
or
a
million
dol-
to.
voe
on
a
ballot
marked:
"Are
jars
jf
compounded
for
twenty
you
"in
favor
qf
a
City
Manager
for
years.
At
this
time
the
total
in-
the
city?"
Is
the
alternative
the
debtedness
was
$1,735,000
with
a
continuance
of
a
Comml'sioner
or
net,
debt
after
deducting
the
slnk-
a
mavor
and
council?
Or
are
thre
jng
fund
0f
about
$1,600,000.
To-
any
stated
alternatives
to
be
Dive-'
day
the
net
debt
stands
at
about
before
the
voters?
If
not
I
fail
to
$1
.300.000.
see
how
an
intelligent
ballot
can
be
in
1933
the
only
park
In
the
city
taken
was
McClymont
Park.
The
area
on
aEQ.
B.
CASEY.
Fraser
8treet
where
we
now
have
.
,
,
one
of
the
most
unique
little
parks
CO.iJMlSSIONFH'3
2iTATE.MK.NT
M
Canada
with
1U
fountain
and
Editor,
Dally
News:
A
letter
in
your
papr
Its
totems
was
a
decidedly
slummy
area.
Hervice
Memorial
Gardens
by
Mr
above
the
police
station
was
an
Elliott
regarding
the
plebiscite
is
unimproved
area
and
a
dllapitated
misleading.
The
only
question
to
be
ball
court
did
not
Improve
Its
voted
on
will
be:
"Do
you
favor
looks.
The
Canadian
National
Rall-the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
being
way
some
three
years
ago
cleared
administered
upon
the
City
Mana-
out
a
disreputable
pond
and
made
ger
Plan,
details
to
be
arranged
a
beautiful
parfc
between
Second
later?"
There
are
no
other
ques-
Avenue
and
the
C.
N.
R.
offices,
tlons.
The
City
Commissioner
has
The
city,
supplying
the
water
for
resigned
and
either
the
City
will
the
fountain
and
making
tax
con-
revert
to
a
council
administration
cessions,
made
the
Improvement
or
to
a
manager
appointed
by
a
possible.
pfmhell
or
another
Commissioner
In
1932
the
property
holders
'appointed
by
the
government.
Iwere
called
on
to
pay
a
tax
Mr.
Elliott
takes
occasion
to
S2C9.000
but
in
1939
the
tax
levy
throw
discredit
upon
the
schools
was
$135,000.
or
a
drop
of
almost
Wpnfhpt
rplf
land
the
public
works
for
lack
of
one
half
in
seven
years.
"
upkeep
of
streets
and
sidewalks.
1
There
are
other
improvements
I
remaps
u
win
oe
aavisaDie
10
sucn
as
swjjpuib
mc
umuiug
u.j
look
back
at
the
city
in
May
933,
aaroage
on
me
nignway
when
the
City
Council
asked
the
building
with
it
a
road,
removing
government
to
take
control
and
offensive
buildings,
ananging
for
appoint
a
Commissioner.
There
was
renewal
of
old
wooden
water
pipes
a
current
debt
of
sixty
thousand
at
a
cost
of
$40,000.
payment
by
dollars
for
defaulted
Interest
and
the
government
of
$40,000
on
ac-
the
winter.
This
was
followed
by
another
sixty
thousand
due
f
or
i
count
of
improvement
taxes
which,
warm
"Chinook"
airs
and.
heavy
wages
and
salaries,
including
it
had
ignored
for
25
years.
Many
rain
wWch
melted,
the
nt4'jww
teachers,
relief
accounts
to
merch-1
Bylaws
were
pas?d,
which
have
on
the
mountains
and
broufht
the
ants,
hospital
per
diem
account
been
of
instant
benefit.
The
ac-
skcena
River
up
U
flod
levels.
At
and
street
lighting
as
well
as
for
quisltlon
of
the
Cow
Bay
Indus-
the
week-end
Conditions
were
back
city
buildings.
There
was
no
money
,
trial
area
and
the
purchase
of
the
to
normal
at
this
Ume
of
the
year
In
the
bank
and
no
bank
credit
dir
area
lying
oeiween
enawauans
and
City
of
Prince
Rupert
bonds
(Lake
and
the
harbor
and
extend-were
being
offered
at
35c
on
the'
n
beyond
the
Nelson
reduction
dollar.
Within
a
few
months
all
plant,
thus
providing
tlUe
for
the
obligations
except
interest
had
.
pipe
line
and
pumping
station
and
been
met
and
a
pay
as
you
goiprovldmR
further
industrial
sites.
policy
adopted
and
maintained
The
Commissioner
is
now
and
ever
since,
Not
a
aoiiar
nas
since
ajways
nas
octn
one
ui
we
iwh-i
of
i-uthlessness
by
the
ruthless
enemy,
jusi
now
it
seems
-
.
j-"
to
draw
the
other
to
attrack
ln
the
xhools
and
a
fu
to.
date
equipment
has
Just
b?en
In-'
stalled,
not
only
for
wood
work-,
ing
but
for
metal
and
electricity.'
ljclDal
taxpayers
ln
the
city
and
I
will
always
be
interested
ln
Its
welfare,
whatever
the
form
of
ad
ministration
may
be.
W.
J
ALDER.
City
Commissioner.
HAD
FISHERMAN'
BATTERY
PARTfl
fWnhor
17-
(f!P
Art-
It
it
will
Will
he
he
a
a
horrible
noiriOl.
.
u,fA
J""'"'.
School
wasimlra,
Darian,
commander
of
the
established
and
together
with
theFrencn
forces
hu
becn
0
High
School
occupy
tht
Booth.years'
ln
the
navy
but
8pfnt
the
Memorial
School
with
about
500
,agt
war
on
iand!n
command
of
siuoenis
inorougniy
organized
25
motorized
naval
guns
manned
,and
under
the
supervision
of
one
by
500
Brcton
fuhermcn.
A
circular
issued
by
the
Canadian
Teachers
Feder-jthe
prince
Run!
srhooi.
u
with.1
ation
has
gathered
official
information
in
regard
to
thejout
a
doubt
the
best
qualified
and
MITCHAM,
Eng..
Oct.
17:
CP
itin.the
form
of
a
soecjal
bulletin.
It
shows
that
the
popu-
:Jtf,"ce
R"1
ey
had.
For1
a
true
sporting
wedding
wa
that
of
J1938
and
1939
there
were
about
on
and
Miss
R.
Splller
here.
The
bride
in
iPQi
to
8ixty-seven
thousand
in
1931.
However,
it
still
hundred
applications
each
year.
is
a
daughter
of
the
lightweight
has
40.31
persons
to
the
square
miles
Whereas
Nova
Scotia
I
rn
33
the
Public
Works
De-
boxer
who
represented
Britain
in
has
24.72,
Ontario
9,.45,
Saskatchewan
3.87
and
British!15"
,
1
naa
one
sma"
tiUck-
an:
tne
woa
Olympics.
Uolumhia
The
cost
of
educatinor
the
child
in
the
av-
fully
twiche
wVk
has
been
don
erao-e
rnsirici
is
n.oo
compareu
witn
$m.iv
in
lintisn
Columbia
or
jiist
slightly
higher
than
the
black
belt
of
the
Five
sports
yi:Dii.N(;
thousand
eacn
year
on
me
upiceep
or
tne'
people
read
the
Dally
News.
It
streets
to
what
was
possible
prior
pays
to
let
them
know
what
you
io
inai
aaie.
under
the
Bylaws
all
have
to
sell
NEW
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HOTEL
J.
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"A
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HOME"
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Cold
Water
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Phone
281
P.O.
Box
198
FOR
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and
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complete.
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bowling
alleys.
For
particulars
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FOR
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2
Hot
Bed
sash
3x0.
large
frame
6
x
15
double
walls.
Complete
outfit
for
electric
hotbed,
4
large
clumps
good
delphiniums
'
and
other
perennials.
200
medium
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etc.
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Rupert;
range,
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finish,
with
or
with
10
ozs.
"JUST
THAT
MUCH
BETTER
out
annex.
Price
very
reasonable.
Phone
Blue
114,
242
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If
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spare
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we
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which
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orders
from
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and
acquaintances.
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commissions;
friendly
service.
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live
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f
number
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by
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a
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Contrasts
Of
and
TERRACE.
October
17:
The
past
week
brought
some
eontfMU
in
Terrace
weather.
On
Monday
all
the
higher
ridge
were
thickly
coated
with
the
first
snowfall
of
and
all
the
local
gardeners
are
busy
digging
up
the
very
fine
crop
of
potatoes
which
a
showery
summer
has
produced
d
xev
with
a
axJn
1
k
trT.bera
of
the
w
uen
Ax..
a
fire
alarm
London
womr
a
result
of
the
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