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TWO
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Friday.
December
22,
1939.
EDITORIALS
GREAT
FIGHTERS
No
matter
whether
the
Finns
win
or
lose
they
cer
tainly
are
great
fighters.
They
are
making
a
valiant
showine
against
the
hordes
of
Russians.
If
they
get
a
little
more
help
from
the
Allies
they
may
drive
the
Russians
back
into
their
own
country.
A
little
more
strength
in
the
air
is
what
is
needed.
Already
the
Finns
are
at
times
carrying
the
air
war
into
Russian
territory.
Judging
from
reports
coming
through,
there
are
planes
already
reaching
Finland
from
friendly
countries
and
more
will
be
there
soon.
FINDING
A
SOUL
We
all
realize
that
war
is
a
horrible
wav
of
settliner
disputes.
Yet
we
also
realize
that
many
a
country
finds
5ts
swl
when
engaged
in
defending
itself
against
a
brutal
enemy.
We
see
that
in
China,
in
Great
Britain
and
again
in
Finland.
"When
a
country
becomes
rich
and
soft
like
some
of
our
neighbors,
it
gradually
finds
itself
serving
mammon,
j
AH
its
thought
seems
to
be
of
wealth
and
how
to
acquire
it'
Seldom
Is
Finland
mentioned
in
radio
broadcasts
or
new
'S-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Ceorwsy
8.
D.
Jonoa
On.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.14.
Brp.laroe.
1050.
-
Cariboo
Cjuartx.
2.15.
Dentonia,
.01
H.
Fairview.
.0I3i.'
Cold
Belt,
.23.
.
Hedley
Masrot.
.504.
Minto,
D1H-Nobis
Fire,
.014-Pacific
Nickel,
.13.
Pend
Oreille.
730.
'
"
Pioneer.
2.15.
Premier.
1-31
Privateer.
M
4.
Reno,
.53.
Relief
Arlington.
.11.
Salmon
Gold.
j024.
'
Sheep
Creek.
1.19.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.034.
OSU
A.
P.
Con.."
.It
Calmont.
.37'.
C.&E,2.16.
f
Home.
2
81.
Pacalta.
MYi-Royal
Canadian.
.174-.
Okalta.
1.21,
Mercury.
.06.
Prairie
Royalties.
.18H-
Toronto
Aldermae.
J5.
Beattie.
1JQ3.
Central
Pat,
253".
Coos.
Smeltert.
.47
Vi.
East
MaJartie.
35.
Fern
land.
.03.
Francoeur"
.46'-.
God
Lake.
.60,
Hardroek.
15.
Int
Nickel.
44.75.
Kerr
Addison.
2.35.
UUle
Long
Lac
2.W-MeLeod
Cockshuti,
J
JO.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
U2.
Moneta.
M.
Noranda,
76.50.
Pickle
Crow.
4.10.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.22.
San
Antonio,
2.43.
Sherritt
Gordon.
1.12.
Uehi,
JtO.
.
'
Bouscadilae,
.03.
'
Mosher.
.09.
Oklend,
J24.
Dominion
Bridge.
.41.
t
Jack
Stflrrie.
Harry
Robb.
Don
Eastman,
.Bob
Armstrong
and
Bob
El-kins.
Mrs.
Carl
Smith'accompan-led
her
husband
HAD
NAMES
APLENTY
LONDON.
Dec.
22:
CP
'-Known
internationally
by
22
aliases
Da!.-!
Dbehbaeh.
42.
was
sentenced
at
Old
Bailev
here
to
three
years'
penal
servitude
lor
stealing
lewelrv
H
ASS!
Fll
0
FOR
SALE
papers
to
the
south
without
some
mention
of
the
fact
that;
for
sale
car?
Safe
in
good
it
is
a
country
that
paid
its
debt
to
the
United
States.
Ar!
i"toa.
Apply
mtiy
News,
tf
peais
ior
neip
are
partly
based
on
that
fact-
The
inference
i
-a
that,
if
r
inland
had
not
paid
the
few
thousand
dollars
it
WANTED
owed,
the
rich
United
States
would
not
have
been
inter-fWAim:irWomJta
for
to
and
cooking.
Suite"
4.
Levlne
Apts.
'U
Possibly
the
United
States
needs
a
war
to
brintr
her
to
a
realization
that
.there
is
something
in
this
world
of
more
value
than
money.
A
war
might
help
to
cleanse
the!
soul
of
the
nation
by
showing
her
what
is
meant
by
self-'
sacrifice.
At
any
rate
we
hope,
for
her
own
sake,
that
she'
will
join
with
the
other
democratic
nations
before
very;
long
in
preventing
the
spread
of
a
condition
that
threatens!
even
her
own
safety.
WINTER
ACTIVITY
The,
waterworks
reconstruction
which
has
been
going!
on
has
been
one
of
the
features
of
present
activity
in
Prince
Rupert.
Now
that
it
is
practically
finished
the
rebuilding
of
two
bridges
will
help
to
keep
the
city
alive
during
the
winter.
This
it
is
understood
will
be
followed
by
activity
at
Seal
Cove.
'
.
It
is
hoped
that
as
a
result
of
the
little
activity
in
thin
city,
there
will
be
no
rush
of
labor
from
outside
points.
It
is
understood
that
local
men
will
be
given
first
chance
of
any
work
that
develops
so
there
will
be
little
hope
for
Ulster
Booms
Line
Stuffs
BELFAST.
Dec.
22:
CP)
Northern
Ireland
will
concentrate
on
export
of
linen
goods,
particularly
to
Canada
and
the
United
States.
This
will
help
bring
In
foreign
currency
which
Britain
needs
for
purchases
abroad.
During
the
past
11
years
of
Ulster's
linen
trade
with
the
United
States
has
averaged
$12,-237300
annually.
The
industry
employs
about
one-fifth
of
the
working
population
of
Northern
Ireland.
The
ministry
of
agriculture
hopes
to
Increase
flax
acreage
from
50,000
to
50.000
acres
by
next
spring.
Flax
is
the
raw
material
used
In
linen
making.
tt's
the
cumulative
ellict
of
ad-
value
vertUlng
that
counts.
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
Housekeeping
Apartment
(Hot
Water
Heated)
.Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
THE
SEAL
.QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
.
4
Finest
Pink
Salmon
racked
by
the
tali
aJmoa
canning
compaay
with
aa
all
tha
year
raund
payroll
In
trine
Bapert
Pkris
Bridge
Has
Collapsed
Louis
Phillippe
Span
Across
Seine
Hit
By
Rarge
People
Thrown
Into
Water
Belgian
Gov't
'
BRUSSELS,
Dec
32:
CP
The
BeMan
government
has
protested
to
Berlin
against
a
flight
of
German
planes
over
Beaten
The
violation
of
Belgium
territories
by
the
Nazis
b
sKtgcd
to
have
occurred
'
yesterday.
FILM
HERO
IS
FLIER
'
WINCHESTER.
Eng.
Dec.
22:
CP
)
Sub-Llfii
tenant
Ralph
Rich-
To
Make
Their
Protest
Today
Pan-Amerteaa
Nation
to
Deliver
Repmentattons
to
BeHltcrenU
i
Afitmt
VWatlon
ef
Safely
I
ii
Zone
JZL
f.
-
fi
JT"
RIO
DC
J
,H0.
D.
j.
.CP.
.struck
by
a
barge
Miny
peraona
.
.
.
,
.
were
thrown
STt
river
and
two
jJB
jLSaT
are
known
to
be
dead
wi-.h
.
st
J":
.
V
IU)UIW
BV4
w-
counted
for."
The
heavy
barge
i
knooked
out
the
central
span.
I
Hospitals
Taxed
To
Minister
To
Russian
Wounded
LENINGRAD,
Dee
22:
CP-S
eon
jested
have
Lentaarad
hospitals
become
vrtth
wounded
set-dim
from
the
war
with
Finland
that
many
are
heinc
moved
qaotet-
iy
to
Meeew.
to
the
Pan-American
neutrality
rafety
aone.
I
U
authoritatively
reported
here
enr
Joint
coonaaunlea-Uen
signed
r,
"whalf
of
the
twenty-
nations
iy
tat
Praawnt
of
wtl1
be
Mat
AU
move
are
bawd
on
general
ewwiKatton
Today's
Exchange
United
SUis
fanaa
Buying.
2eC
II
pare
ut
preaalam;
sealing,
spat
11
pererst
pretahtm.
Sterling
fan
Baying.
$4.4t:
wBtog.
apai.
$1
41.
ITJiiRS
FLF.E
?
PAETOaUA.
Santa
Africa,
Dec.
Ma
If
AC
PvAtpcf
M
enemy
aunlaeta
In
the
Union
break
cf
ths
var.
Bbjht
of
the
14
Hiiht
of
German
PUnes
Over
boidm
have
lrTaapeaNd-
preim-Their
Country
Is
Objected
To
aWy
to
Moaan.ttave.
WIXTEIt
IN
TIIF.
WEST
LILLOOBT.
BJC.
De.
22
CP-RoMenU
of
the
Cariboo
(ttatrict
wnnl
have
to
worry
about
fuel
btOi
If
winter
-ratinaes
the
way
it
began
In
,?ly
Decesber
tree
were
bt-ddinc.
daadeilena
la
bloom
and
paaay
wltowa
ani.
FALCON
ADVENTURES
LONDON.
Dat.
31:
iCPl
Cancht
Local
naval
men
arriving
home
ardaon.
before
the
war
a
film
actor,
by
the
bar
steward
of
the
the
PrinceM
Adelaide
this
after-
who
starred
ta
the
propaganda
film
e
liner
TerH-iml
Mam
off
Beirut.
noon
to
fpend
the
Christmas
and
ne
uon
Has
v,wg
er-aped
un-
lot
t
wb
-
the
liner
wiu
tor-i
New
Year
holiday
season
were
Pet-
harmed
when
his
plane
rrashed
in
rdoed
t
rai
m
ha
been
recover
er
Husoy.
Carl
Smith.
Walter
Smith
Hampshire
recently
-!
s-d
dnnatfd
iv
Uie
too
here
Earl
Eby.
Doug
ChrilLson.
Johnny
CNefU.
Arnold
DohL
Emil
BWr,
IV
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&
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FOR
't"t,tioAi
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cccpUd
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with
jl
onlTtmlly
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&ot
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advertisement
is
not
pobl
shed
cr
d
tptayed
by
the?
Liquor
'Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Bm
Jt
Gjlumbu
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Information
Regarding
Reservation
afid
Ticket
From
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J;
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Ajent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
561
CiT
1
HHnnni
aaag
Biggest
Stock
Of
Toys
IN
TOWN
Hear
thai
fanfare?
Here
romes
Jumbo,
bedreked
In
(ay
(rap.
pinct
.
and
In
the
lead,
the
guard
of
honor
(be
Wooden
Soldiers
.
.
.
it'
the
To
j
land
Kevue!
Gordon
1
AndrrwHi
presents
hundreds
of
tar
in
hundreds
of
shape
and
color
.
u
pleae
hundred
of
girl
and
boys.
Old
Idea
and
new
idej
many
that
jou've
never
tn
before.
Come
In'
Cone
In'
At
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&
Anderson
mi
EXCLUSIVE"
Ladies1
Ready
to
Wear
.Mrs.
II.
S.
Parker
Moving
to
New
Store
on
Third
Avenue
Next
to
Daily
News
Office
Suggestions
For
the
Christmas
Shopper
rure
Irlth
Linen
Handkerchiefs
Silk.
Cbamoh
f
KM
Gloves
Daytime
or
imart
Afternoon
r
toeninr
Dree
Esealnr,
Bag
Costume
Jewclrry
and
Noveltle
Hand
Woren
Tare
Wool
"Lanla"
Scarf
and
Skirt
See
them
dhplijed
in
Our
Window
Today
.
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.
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tm
aV
A
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I'OR
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Fresh
Churned
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CREAMERY
BUTTER
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locally
In
7-lh.
Boxes
PHONK
Gr)7
Valentin
Dairy
Or
Your
Store
SHIP
A
10-LH.
HOX
OF
NKV
PROCESS
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Brand
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TO
YOUR
FRIENDS
For
SU0
we
will
deliver
a
box
of
Kippers
to
your
friend's
hooe
In
any
Express
point
In
R.C.
or
any
Canadbm
National
Hallway
Express
point
In
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
and
Mr.!tba.
Mall
your
order
with
cheque
or
cah
o
CANADIAN
FISH
k.
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
LTD,
Prince
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B.O,
with
name
and
address
of
contlsnee.
We
will
enclose
card
with
name
of
sender.
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Fish
&
Cold
Storage
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