PAGE
BIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
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s
i
READY
TO
DEFEND
PEACEFUL
HOLLAND
iEVEN
FLOW
I
OF
TRAFFIC
lurm.HT
&;l
...
and
.
..
U
1
And
Mails
Won't
Wait
...
Not
Even
For
Santa
Claus
Ct'
Utmas
Gifts
that
go
across
the
sea
should
soon
be
on
their
way.
W
have
nanv
suitable
sifts
for
gentlemen
friends
Overseas,
Make
jour
selection
now.
We'll
he
e,lad
to
attend
to
mailing
routine,
relieving
you
of
the
bother
01
filling
out
custom
forms
etc.
Dettct
not
delay
if
you
wish
your
gifts
to
arrive
in
time
to
say
Merry
Christmas.
Watts
&
Nickerson
This
advertisement
is
not
nubl
shed
w
dlsolayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
01
Hors
d'oeuvrc
,
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
K.eps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
I
.AJIWAV
.
I
COMMUNICATIOMS
tT
wentu
Ml
vak
fa
Co.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
I
8J3.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
pjh.
To
Vancouver
Direct
S.S.
"PRINCESS
LOUISE"
October
27th
Si5.
"PRINCESS
NORAH-
November
6th,
16th,
27th
Winter
Excursion
Fare
Vancouver
and
Return
Tickets
on
sale
Nov,
1st,
1339
to
Feb.
28th
1940
Final
Return
Limit
March
31st
1940
$36-00
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
V.
!
COMES.
General
Ajtent.
P"rlnce
Rupert,
B.C.
V
s!
o,
a
o
o
Ol
o
USEFUL
GIFTS
FOR
MEN
J
POOOOOOOa
0
00O000OO0O0OO0OOO0O
OO0OOO0O00O0OOOOOOOOOOO1.
Tom
Rose
Honored
On
Retiring
From
Railway
Service
v.ay
in
Prince
Rupert
for
twenty
-nut
years.
on
oehaif
of
those
assembled,
Jahn
campbell,
president
of
the
Machinists
Lodge,
presented
Mr.
Rose
with
a
sacking
Jacket,
huml
do.,
case
of
pipes
and
purse
as
tokens
of
esteem
and
well-wishing,
bistable
.itnthxients
were
expressed
by
Mr.
Campbell
In
making
the
w"
r
T
"reseataticn
and
Mr.
Rose
suitable
he
mticnal
Railways
ii
cjnadtan
acknowledged
the
gUu.
shops,
last
Friday
afternoon
when
members
of
the
various
departments
gathered
to
do
honor
to
R.
Charles
Graham,
inspector
oi
T.
J.
Rose
on
the
occasion
of
his
re-
unes.
returned
to
the
city
on
the
tlrement
on
superannuation
after
Princes'
Norah
yesterday
after-having
been
Identified
with
the
a
oca
from
a
trip
to
Atlln
on
official
mechanical
department
of
the
rail-
.utles.
A
machine-gun
crew
of
the
Dutch
army
is
pl:tured
here
in
action
during
recent
war
games
at
Brabant.
Today
these
men
and
thetr
comrades
arc
facing
war
that
Is
not
a
game
Signs
indicate,
that
Chancellor
Hitler
may
have
set
his
mind
on
Invading
the
tiny
Netherlands,
in
what
Allied
general
staffs
believe,
will
be
an
attempt
by
the
Oerman
war
machine
to
outflank
the
Maglnot
Line
REGISTER
COMPLETE
Survey
of
Voluntary
War
Workers
Throughout
Canada
Well
Ahead
TORONTO.
Nov.
28:
CP
Hv
Miss
Margaret
Hyndman.
national
chairman
of
the
Voluntary
Registration
of
Canadian
Women,
be
lieves.
Although
Ontario
has
not
had
a
full
registration
yet
organization
is
veil
underway
with
more
than
20.-
00
registered
in
Toronto
alone.
British
Columbia
opened
its
reg-
'rtratlon
booths
October
16
and
a
week
later
questlonalres
were
be
ing
fined
out
on
Vancouver
Island
Volunteers
In
gas-boats
distributed
the
form
to
the
out-of-way
places
.
not
available
by
train
or
car.
I
Alberta
began
Its
registration
In
(the
southern
part
October
16
and
In
the
North
Ortober
23.
In
the
I
scattered
districts
volunteer
horse-I
women
rode
with
"the
questionairres
;
to
women
who
were
unable
to
get
.
to
town
during
the
week,
j
Southern
Saskatchewan
Is
Just
finishing
It
registration
and
Northern
Saskatchewan
begins
next
week.
Winnipeg
has
been
reenter
ing
for
several
weeks
and
organ!
nation
Is
OTTAWA
BUSTLES
FOR
WAR
the,
end
of
November
registration
MI,itafT
nt
Civilian
Population
of
of
Canadian
women
for
voluntary
service
will
be
practically
complete.
Capital
District
Increases
and
Activity
at
Peak
OTTAWA,
Nov
28:
-anaaiarrAir
i-orce
blue
mingles
on
WORKING
ON
SETTLEMENT
Exhaustive
Survey
To
He
Made
By
Department
of
Land,
Premier
Pattullo
Says
VICTORIA.
Nov.
23:
(CP)-Pre-cp
,rm
The
mirr
T
D.
pftitnitft
u.t
'.
rifll
the
Dnartmkn,
nf
T
.
?
the
Vomlnon
'kould
make
an
exhsusUre
survey
capital,
shaken
out
of
its
usual
per-
0t
suitable
settlement
aras
od
of
placidity
between
parliamen-
ihs
statement
was
made
by
the
tary
sessions,
has
become
the
nerve
P'e.
ier
after
a
Llbei.-i
LcrUb-
:cau-r
vi
a
nauon
ai
war.
1
tve
giOUp
had
urged
a
program
Members
of
Canada's
three
fight-
of
settling
farm
interwunl
relief
'ng
forces
crowd
the
city.
High-
rlplents
and
Britisher
on
thet
anaers
in
large
numbers
swing
land,
tlong
tlg
streets
and
the
Royal
'very
hand
with
the
old
reliable
and
soldiers
attend
each
game
to
thaki
of
the
army.
root
for
Ottawa
Rough
Riders.
At
(
Other
hundreds
civilians
come
a11
times,
exceot
Saturday
after-1
'.0
work
at
war
Jobs
have
swelled
f000'
newspaper
reporters
must
he
populitlon
and
there
Is
an
un-
snow
a
military
pass
to
en-
dercurrerit
of
excitement
as
the
ter
the
Park-government
prepares
to
launch
a
Mid
town
hotel
and
rooming
J
vast
industrial
and
military
drive
houses
are
Jammed.
Young
farm
to
aid.
the
allies.
(men
flock
in
dally
from
the
coun-j
Outwardly
the
capital,
like
most
tryslde
to
see
what
the
war
is
all1
Canadian
cities,
has
settled
down
j
about
or
what
they
can
do.
And
to
war.
On
the
other
hand,
how-
the
restaurant
business
booms
aa
ever,
on
Parliament
Hill
and
In
Ottawa
goes
forward
with
the
bus-government
buildings
along
Well-Ines
of
war.
.
1
,
.Hnptnn
Rfrpt
th
Beginning
November
14
1
common
to
other
autumns,
yn..
n-nmon
tv.
in
'.
when
nollupal
rircles
at
harlc
nti!M-1
..
..
........
u.
n..
wuiuuiis
uil
I
.X.Ik
To
llHlnnM.nl
volunteer
their
services.
Then
tabulation
begins
at
head
office
In
Toronto
and
early
in
the
vew
Year
the
results,
compiled,
ta-"'lated
and
indexed,
will
be
in
-eadlne
for
the
government
hould
they
be
needed.
R
r.
t.iri,
ix
w.
..
T,
s.
I.ONDON
Nov.
2H:
'CP
i
Enid
"fcAdam,
daughter
of
"W.
A.
Mc-rtm
prt'ryir
airnf.
efnprl
for
Mlsll
Columbia,
has
iolnerf
th-'Vomni's
Auxiliary
Terr.tortal
j
w
oimure
ju
mc
jjc,,
KiuU
in
jiinn
.
iirn
anil
(iuntlrr
ttttke-
of
Parliament
.,n,,
'
rutr.
vthintinn,
t.
k.
x.
Now,
in
speech
and
action,
with-!..
WHEREAahrr
nr
a&tr
ing
coming
ciose,
me
capuai
is
geared
to
war,
the
reality
of
which
Is
perhaps
more
distinct
here
than
In
any
other
city
of
the
Dominion.
Troop
concentrations
have
been
heavy
in
the
Ottawa
area
with
the
staff
of
the
National
Defence
De
partment
greatly
Increased
w
n
im
Btmr
No.
1.
Bur
No
3.
stir
No.
3.
8Ur
No.
4.
6lar
No.
8.
SUr
No
.
SUr
No
7.
SUr
No.
8.
SUr
No.
9
and
SUr
No.
10
Itinera
Claim
aituate
on
the
ncclii
td
of
tarter
bland
in
ChUmore
Prsmge
about
800
Tort
bran
the
braxh
In
ti
Skmn
Mining
D:nlon.
Province
of
Biittah
Columbia:
TAKE
NOnOS
ttmt
iuUtm
you
do
pay
within
so
day
from
the
date
hereof
the
rum
11537
M
brtnr
Tour
But
Instead
of
blackouts
and,ProPrt,tn
f
txptnOMwa
rn)ird
sandbags,
the
Peace
Tower
on
Par-
fi
Uament
Hill
Is
brightly
floodlighted
B.
c
i3.
chptr
tti,
toKethrr
with
of
nights.
On
the
Plaza
the
Na-
ttLZ?.?
l?-
lh
yxnet-ii
w,.'r-.i-i
u.Mi:
wWt
owner
of
aald
At'CTION
H.U.K
I
"""
"'"""""i
m.jr
ui
aiirerai
uiaama.
your
Intereat
on
mU
Timhrr
Ki.
vM?i
I
Coaiinz
of
autumnal
hoar
frost.
Mineral
cwrru
ttwil
be
forfeited
and
There
win
be
offered'
ft
mu
.t
Pub-
stands
out
under
the
arc
lights
IlkeiSJr
ruMUr5rIh0
Auct'on,
Aiirt'nn.
a
at
nrvm
noon
on
i
t
He
Stti
km,
rjr
a"
i
na
meae
rie
required
exDcnalUtrea.
lie
day
uoccrooer.
ikjm.
in
me
"trice
of
Vht
District
Forester.
Mirlre
Building.
Van-oouver.
the
Licence
X25874,
to
cut
ao
'
roxknttely
11.000.000
f
b
m
of
spruce
'odar
and
iKinlcck
on
pirU
of
LoU
V
and
23.
north
aide
of
Cumahewa
In
et.
Queen
Charlotte
bland
Land
Dj-trlct.
Three
(3)
yeari
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber
Mtp
B23.
Prince
Rupert
Land
RegUi'.ra-tton
DUtrlct,
to
certain
prenilt;
attu-
&tii
at
the
ccrner
of
Seoond
Avenue
ana
Third
Street,
upon
l&ndi
decrUed
a
LoU
No..
1
and
2
of
Block
20,
Beaton
1
Map
923,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District
In
the
Province
cf
BrltU'i
Cnlumbla.
LUtrd-at
Prince
Ropcrt,
B.C.
Uit
13th
rtay
of
Novcinbcr
A.
D.
1939.
PitlNCE
RUPERT
CLUB
LIMITED
a
cameo.
,
dated
at
mnce
rtupert,
n
c.
uu
lighters
.
,8th
day
of
July.
1939.
Everywhere
,
E.
s.
nEPJ:r.
Scouting
planes
and
bombers
.
,
'.,
.
rirfini
nvpr
the-
ltv
Hallv
nn
train.)
lng
flights
from
Rockcllffe
and
Uplands
airports.
Evening
theatre
goers
near
military
camps
have
irovioca
anyone
uraoie
to
attend
snlrllpr.llf
ImnmuH
on
the
auction
In
person
may
aubnUt
ten-
V
"
.
7"
.
"
der
to
te
evened
at
the
hour
of
auc-iwhen.
during
the
performance,
&
wm
ana
w-ted
m
one
bid."
oreaK
is
made
In
the
film
to
flash
ruruuT
t
wxicuir
may
ne
obtained
from
the
Chief
Foreirter.
Victoria.
B.C
the
Dutrlct
Ftoredter.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
at
the
D'jitrlct
Forester.
Marine
Building,
Vanoouver,
B.
C
"tlOVKKNMKNT
l.l'tl'OK
ACT"
(Cnt
Ion
28.)
N'nllie
()f
Appllrallnn
for
Consent
To
Transfer
Club
MrriMe
To
oilier
PremUe
Ncttoe'
1'
foereby,
given
that
on
the
expiration
cf
thin
advwtiwtneiit,
the)
underKfgtdlntenU'
to.
apply
to
the
I
Liquor
Control
Board
frr
coliaent
'
t
i
.
trarifer
club
licence
No.
1233.
Uul
In
I
miv-ot
of
oertailn
premlaM
n'.tusO?
on
tna
3
uid
4.
Blocli
21
-A.
Section
1.
the
message:
"Soldiers,
It
Is
now
9:30
p.m."
The
soldiers
must
leave
icnx.ii
Lamp
uy
u.ou
tiuoinu-
Lansdownc
Park,
where
the
Big
Four
football
games
are
played,
Is;
a
military
camp
and
several
thous
COAL
Cram
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE.
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phnnra-51
and
MI
)
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
"rielrr
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sdckeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert
.
Special
Control
in
Interest
of
Ef-
ficiency
on
Canadian
Hallroads
j
i
'
MONTREAL.
Nov.
28
The
railway
Association
of
Canada
Is
putting
Into
effect
Immediately
a
sys-tcm
of
control
of
traffic
offered
at
jtationr
In
Canada
for
rail
move
ment
to
Canadian
Atlantic
porta
for
.export,
according
to
statement
t
made
by
J.
A.
Draw,
western
secre-tary
of
the
Association.
"Irregularity
In
trans-Atlantic
ttlllnrs
and
heavy
Increased
demand
for
vei
soace
and
freight
mr
equipment
under
wartime
con-MUont
mike
It
necesrary
to
control
the
movement
so
that
shipments
will
rea-h
seaboird
at
such
times
as
J
the
itramshlo
line
are
in
a
position
10
accept
mem.
Mr
urasa
saw.
"in
this
manner
it
If
hoped
to
avoid
congestion
and
the
utilization
of
frslvht
car
for
storace
purposes
in
vtMwajr
evitably
alow
nvn
up
up
transportation
transportation
Phone
297
A
New
h
,
,)rjmJ
tertalnment
A)l
"rnSesi
Slory
tUtU
"Wurthering
J
NEW
Hcighl
With
MI.ULE
OHI.lUy
Dtnl
NIVtlN.
I
lniv.,
...V'l
'"iimii
At
1
21
ani
K
Also
CAUTOON
an-t
N'OTUlf
,
.
.Maureen
OSuUi,
TAltAZAN
rivn
j
i
1
"I
retvtm
and
every
effort
must
be
Mnpfale
f.pf
made
to
prevent
prevent
such
such
conditions
conditions
ar-
ar
ViCl
istae
at
a
time
when
the
need
for
efficient
transportation
is
so
ur
gent.
I
Another
Seat
"Under
the
system
now
being
put
rinal
SLndln,
t
Xtw
into
enect
railway
freight
agenU
(;ivr
(UIU
21
md
Taril
rc
rrquirra
10
00
tain
Drrmius
irom
Ldeslgnated
railway
traffic
officers
manw-tr-r,
for
each
Individual
carload
or
less
era(j
nol(
than
carload
shloment
before
he
samttm
31
u
may
accept
same
from
shippers
far
Uve
fliwiuuh
movement
to
seaboard.
'
-'!-m.
he
'While
congestion
has
not
yet
de-
'ftj
hrn
ei
veloped
at
any
Canadian
port."
Mr.
uvea
has
bee-Brass
further
explained
"the
nlUti
ami
t
way
jeei
an
sunee
of
prevention
n
0tosmttvr
wo.-ui
a
pouna
01
cure
and
It
Is
hop-,
ed
that
timely
action
tn
adopting
measures
of
control
will
meet
the!
situation.
t
"me
snipping
federation
Is
ipermting
do-.
'Mtoclatlon
tn
'i
co-
for
he
ever,
r;
N
It
Shirt
AmVafe
We
play
bott
to
the
man
who
wanlt
a
hlrt
that
(ndlv
rlttil
Oil
ARROW
ahd
FOItSATH
plain
color
and
,l,r,,
JBir,v
allow
you
to
pal
forward
a
Ironl
thls
oru
l
iuhwh
brlnt
outlsndUh.
Unmatched
Ultering
Kn:,in.rt
perfect
fit,
exrltulve
colUn.
tjl
Uadet
hip
Btl
lUch
.
1.
1..
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1
1.
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u
i.
.
ml
la
look
32.00
til
wic
11111
mm
"
"
dre.d
as
well
as
feel
It.
TO
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$1.55
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Men's
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Limited
533,
3rd.
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W.
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1
FOR
SALE
2
Winton
Marine
Deisel
Engines
100
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