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be
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in
Every
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of
the
Store.
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is
Your
Opportunity
for
a
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and
straps,
in
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Tuesday.
November
28,
1939.
EDITORIALS
1M1
LIBERTY
AT
STAKE
In
his
address
to
the
World
on
Sunday
Prime
Minister;
Chamberlain
said
"The
liberties
of
all
free
people
are
at
stake."
That
is
why
victory
for
the
British
and
French
peole
means
victory
for
all
free
nations
and
seems
like
a
good
reason
for
support
from
those
nations.
Liberty
is
a
priceless
gift
and
one
that
comes
only
to
those
capable
of
using
it
wisely.
'
INTERESTING
GESTURE
The
gesture
made
by
Italy
of
giving
loavq
to
over
o
ouartev
ot
a
million
of
her
troops
is
looked
upon
as
a
friendlytjestiire
toward
Great
Britain
and
a
token
to
Germany
thai
jshe
will
not
be
drawn
into
the
present
war
in
spite
of
all
the
pressure
that
can
be
brought
to
bear
to
that
purpose.
i
VALUE
TO
NATION
Addressing
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade,
S.
V
Fairweathei
,
chief
of
research
and
development
of
t"'
Canadian
National
Railways,
said:
"I
-want
to
emphasize!
the
point
that,
had
the
pioneer
lines
of
railway,
such
as
th'
Pacific
Great
Eastern
arid
the
Canadian
National
line
from
Red
Pass.Junction'to
Prince
Rupert,
not
been
con
structed,
the
natural
resources
in
these
localities
would
be
as
useless
to
the
Allies
as.
if
they
were
buried
beneath
the
ice-cap
of
the
Antarctic
continent.
How
else
than
by
a
railway
line
can
the
resources
of
Central
and
Northern
British
Columbia
be
made
available
to
the
needs
of
industry?
"Without
railway
connections
how
could
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
be
made
fully
effective
as
a
base
for
naval
operations,
shipbuilding
shipping
and
as
a
base
of
operations
for
fishing
fleets?
I
nave
used
these
two
lines
as
examples
because
they
arc
kripWn
to
you,
but
the
same
can
be
said
'of
lns
of
railway!
in
every
part
of
the
country,
lines
'which,
from
a
narrow
point
of
view,
fail
to
earn
enough'1
reVenue
'to
pay
for
their
operation,
but
which
are
of
great
valueito
the
nation,
even
in
peace
time,
and
which
become
of
evengreater
importance
in
war
time."
If
you
have
something
16
sell,
a
classified
advertisemeni
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
ir
the
c.itv,
'Mil
i;
MacKenzie's
Furniture
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
THAT
LAST
BEAUT
YKEST
MATTRESS
All
sizes
$42.50
DEEP
SLEEP
MATTRESS
Covered
In
green
Tweed
$30.00
SLUMBER
KINO
SPltlNG
,
4
,
.
$H-25
No
Advance
In
Price
Known
Every
Place
Built
for
Sleep
Call
kad
See
Them
Phone
775
SPORT
CHAT
The
$10,000
Diamond
Belt
the
citizens
of
Boston
presented
to
John
L.
Sullivan
in
1887
was
sold
at
auction
in
New
York
for
$5,900
thirty-six
years
ago
today.
Sullivan
won
I
the
London
Prize
Ring
bareknuckle
championship
in
1882
and
defended
It
for
the
last
time
in
1889
against
the
challenge
of
Jake
Kllraln.
Sullivan
retired
three
years
after
de-feaUng
Kllraln
and
carried
the
title
until
his
death
at
the
age
of
60
at
Abington,
Mass.,
In
1918.
Irish
sweepstake
promoters
have
decided
to
carry
on
as
usual
and
are
making
preparations
for
a
jsweep
on
the
Orand
National
next
year.
Owing
to
the
war
situation,
i
they
are
dismissing
900
of
their
1
2,500
women
employees.
To
avoid
hysterical
scenes
in
their
offices,
I
dismissal
notices
are
being
sent
I
through
the
post
to
workers'
homes.
Advertising
is
ar
imminent
(
it-
g2
llus
IS
STRENGTH
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proof
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pub-ii
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or
by
the
shed
or
iliyid
bv
th:
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i
DHEl
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Morris
Piano,
cabinet
grand.
Phone
Green
339.
(277)
FOR
SALE
Petter
dlesil
engine,
stationery
12
to
14
hp.
$500.00.
A.
Robertson,
Massett.
1231)
FOR
SALE
Three-piece
chesterfield
ulte,
brown
mohair,
end
table,
seamless
Axmlnster
rug,
9x9,
trl-light
lamp,
Simmons
bed,
deep
sleep
air-filled
mattress,
Slumber
King
spring',
bureau,
walnut
finish,
and
other
household
effects.
Phone
Green
339',
(277)
FOR
SALE
Two
waterfront
lots,
Digby
Island",
want
offers.
Mrs.
M.
Letness,
phone
Black
482,
(231)
WORK
WANTED
RELIABLE
Olrl
wants
work,
store
or
housework.
Phonij
Blue
801'.
(277
EXPERIENCED
womarf
desires
work,
Apply
Dally
News.
(278)
BOARD
AND
ROOM
FURNISHED
Room
or
Room
and
board.
100
4th
Ave.
West.
(277)
WANTED
WANTED
Two
rooms
or
suite
furnished,
before
Dec.
3,
Apply
Box
25,
Dally
News.
(278)
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PAQE
TWO.
THB
..DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday.
N(mbf
U
.
ANOTHER
SACRIFICE
FOR
WAR
.
:juturiant
head
of
hair,
nicely
groomed.
Is
desirable
in
np-int,
Urn,
af
f.:ar.
3ui
when
un
iu's.
rat
masks
and
sash
ap-:
uiten
nets
cf
war
have
to
be
otstily
crammed
over
the
era.nl
jm.
nai.
:s
apt
to
Le
a
handicap.
So
the
British
Tommy
fcacrtf.ee
Irs
;ron:rti.
glory
u.
tn
treat
col
Mars.
Here
is
a
typical
jcene
in
a
l3mrau.'
-citizt
uin-X'
.
.
.
somesrhere
in
England.
a
the
joys
hav
the
lock
shc.n
before
i.-pjrilns
for
Franee.
Score
Clean
Sweep
Victory
to
Move
Out
on
Top
in
Cammtrclal
Bowline
RAILWAY
WINS
FIRST
IN
LEAD
HALF
PLAY
Defeating
Gamma
by
a
store
ot
Canadian
National
Recreation
nve
to
nil
on
Saturday
afternoon
Association
took
exclusive
posses-
Alpha
won
the
first
half
of
the
sion
ol
first
olace
in
the
Commer-
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Inter-elal
Bowiin?
League
last
night
by
house
football
league.
Gamma
put
scorin?
a
dean
sweep
three
gamss
wn
nn'
but
the
better
corn-to
nil
victory
over
Canadian
Scot-
blnation
of
the
Alpha
players
tish.
The
Gyro
Club
lost
one
game
brought
victory
In
the
sewnd
half
to
two
to
Anus
ADartments
and
cf
the
game.
Clccone.
Lecerett
and
the
twr
teams
are
now
tied
for
see-
K'nr-
1tn
one.
ri1
each,
and
onrl
place.
HIh
areraje
scorer
Grtnmson.
with
two.
were
the
scor-la.nt
nlght'-as
Gib
Taylor
of
Angus
Aljha.
Apartments
with
177.
Individual
scores:
CN.ILA
1
Samuelron
141
Jurmain
110
Whiting
104
Paul
Handicap
Totals
Canadian
Scot
Donaldson
'..
R.
Ackhurst
Clark
Five
'
people
thousand
read
the
pays
to
let
them
to
sell.
jhave
159
151
15
G77
I
139
71
64
League
Standlns
W
C.N.RA.
7
Oyro
Club
5
An?u
Apartmejits
5
Printers
'
...
3
Savoy
Hotel
3
Canadian
Scottish
1
Imperial
Oil
....
f
.0
Moose
Lodge
0
2
177
139
11C
127
192
15
76G
2
129
121
Hasting
it
109
98
Lher
113
102
C.
Akehurst
131
Handicap
1
15
15
TotaN
511
5SC
Anrus
Apartments
1
2
MMeekin
139
138
Kldd
150
122
Taylor
182
1C2
Woodall
158
182
Jack
114
131
Handicap
'.
lo
10
Totals
'....
.753
745
Cvro
12
Buleer
162
145
Brocklesby
108
151
Comadlna
133
Morrison
157
164
Atemlssen
136
164
-n?e
no
Handicap
f
15
15
Total
711
809
Alpha
Defeats
Gamma
In
Booth
School
Soccer
League
Teams:
A-ha
Cald'T'n-d-
Hinklnon.
j
!"'"1a-
ctcf-me.
llnltbv
OrHm
138
-rn'
Lndrv
K'n?.
Leverett.
Moore,
163
Ha'de.
Johnston.
112
'
Oamma
Sneoce
Moitad,
Lover
150
r-
Anderwn.
Hayashl;
Klnlcy;
Dellj
118
penning,
lllngutcn.
A.
Ajnttorson,
15
Sheddon.
722
3
165
109
90
85
106
15
S74
3
126
160
187
10
800
3
168
125
186
144
Referee
J.
B.
Wilkinson.
BOWLING
SCHEDULE
First
Half
of
Commercial
Leatue
Time-Table
S:hedale
for
the
remainder
of
the
llrst
half
of
the
Commercial
Bowl
177
Ing
League
Is
as
follows:
140
November
30
Imperial
OH
vs.
savoy
Hotel.
Printers
vs.
Moose.
December
4
Angus
Apartments
vs.
Imperial
Oil.
Canadian
8cots
vsi
Gyro.
December
7
Canadian
National
Recreational
Association
vs.
Imperial
Oil.
Printers
vs.
Savoy.
December
11
Angus
AnU.
vs.
148
Moose.
Can.
Scots
vs.
Imp.
Oil.
15
Dec.
14
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Savoy.
Qyro
780
vs.
Printers.
Dec.
18
Angus
AdU.
vs.'
Printers.
T
pts
Can.
Scots
vs.
Moose.
2
7
Dec.
28
Imp.
Oil
vs.
Moose1?
An
gus
apis.
v.
gavoy.
Jan.
4
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Moose.
Can.
Scot,
vs.
Printers.
1
Jan.
7
Can.
Scots
vs.
Savoy.
Gyro
vs,
Imp.
Oil.
1
1
1
Portland
Leads
Hockey
Standings
i
Pacific
Coast
1
W
D
L
F
A
Vancouver
2
0
3
13
15
Portland
3
0
1
12
7
Seattle
l'
0
2
5
3
1
l
Hockey
League
fl
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
23:
(CP)
-2
1
Portland
Buckaroos
went
Into
th
ladersh'n
of
the
Pacific
Coast
,wciv
Ruprt
Hockey
League
last
night
by
News.
It
Ing
a
4
to
1
victory
over
th
what
von
c"uver
Lions
with
whom
they
had
been
previously
tied,
,
Why
Pay
Big
1
Prices
For
Furniture?
We
Are
In
A
Position
to
Give
You
Real
Harirain,
See
Us
First
'
Silver
Tea
Set
Regular
$10
At
Card
Tables-All
kinds.
Each
Klcctric
Limps
From
Chairs
Of
various
makes.
From
.
.
.
.
54.95
95c
95c
95c
Kitchen
Ranges
Slightly
C
OCT
A
A
used,
from
pD.UU
.J-picte
Saiflcss
Chesterfield
I-ttest
color
and
design,
value
$200.
?i
04
ffft
Easy
terms
J.O'i.DU
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Phone
BLACK
ZH
Tlmu,
AV
(Next
Door
ti
B.
C
Ctollilm)
JUST
ARRIVED
NEW
BILTMORE
HATS
IN
Tyroleans
.
Hombergs
Gayboys
and
Snapbrims
IN
LATEST
rOUEST-TONES
Drop
In
and
Select
the
Xmat
Hat
With
a
I.Hl
William
F.
Stone
Clothes
of
Distinction
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
Ml(S
t
OCEAN
FALLS
m4
POWELL
IIVEI
Steamer
leaves'
Prince
Rupert
ver7
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
For
fare$,
etc.,
call
or
vrlf
Uty
Ticket
Offic;
528
3rd
At
VltH
It's
Interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
New'
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
dolntf
the
earnc