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hov
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F
AMILY
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STORE
LT
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
German
Fuehrer
is
believed
to
have
hoped
to
entice
some
neutral
pow-r
er
preferably
United
States
or
Itay
to,
pursue
hU
proposals
for
peace
by
pressing
them
upon
Great
block
of'
nations
Is
now,
mentioned
as
an
Intermediary.
Meantime,
a
colleague
of;
Chancellor
liltler
represents
De.r
Fuehrer
as,
belnjr.serenely
confident
.that
hls'appeal
for
peace
wilj
be"
heeded.
He
Is
reportel'to
have
said
that
he
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CHAMBERLAIN
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MAKE
'
STATEMENT
THIS
Tuesday,
October
10,
1939.
,
is
no
indication
that
Hitler
has
any
WEEK
willingness
to
evacuate
Poland
or
Czechoslovakia
(Continued
from
Paee
One)
Undoubtedly
with
the
object
of
:
"
j
keeping
up
German
morale,
some
of
would
make
an
important
speech
the
Nazi
newspapers
were
saying
tonight,
xnis
was
taken,
to
indicate
that
the
French
Premier
may,
after
all,
make
a
direct
reply
to
Chancellor
Hitler's
peace
overtures.
In
Paris
While
the
French
press
Is
disdainful
and
Indignant
over
the
Hitler
proposals,
there
was
little
In
Paris
today
to
Indicate
that
there
would
not
be
merciless
prosecution
of
the
war
unless
Hitler
met
with
the
previously
made
demands
of
Great
Britain
and
France.
The
op-
j
inlon
was
nevertheless
held
by
some
observers
that
some
sort
of
a
armistice
or
temporary,
truce
appeared
i
to
be
in
the
making.
Diplomatic
activity
was
undoubtedly
being
carried
out
on
a
tremendous
scale
although
reports
were
"nebulous
and
contradictory."
France,
It
appears,
however,
has
settled
down
for
a
long
war,
her
an.
nounced
determination
to
carry
on
to
victory
being,
apparently,
unshaken
by
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitlers
last
offer
to.
end,
hostilities.
No
real
peace
offer
has
been
made
so!
there
can
be
no
reply
seems
to
be
the
general
opinion
here.
Hitler
Still
HopfuI
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler,
who
appears
to
be
really
anxious
for
peace
and
wq
is
reported
to
have
been
advised
by
his
military
leaders
that
an
armistice
la
urgently
yesterday
that
Hitler's
peace
proposals
had
created
a
"deep
and
favorable
Impression"
even
In
France.
That
the
coming
week
will
be
a
fateful
one
Is
generally
believed
in
totem
DR.
BARBEAU
Gives
Art
Dr.
12
tawa,
Berlin.
That
Germany
will
take
the
Barbeau
offensive,
with
the
first
blow
at
England,
if
Hitler's
peace
plan
is
rejected
is
hinted.
Large
scale
activities
may
follow
In
putting
the
pressure
on
Great
Britain
and
France.
Some
officials
are
disposed
to
take
a
less
hopeful
view
of
the
situation,
feeling
that,
while
counter
proposals
may
emanate
from
Great
Britain
and
France,
they
will
be
un
acceptable
to
Germany.
The
definite
check
to
Nazi
ambitions
in
the
Baltic
by
Soviet
diplomatic
advances
following
the
fnatching
of
control
by
Russia
In
the
east
Is
not
an
encouraging
factor
for
the
Reich.
Hitler
is
belns
encircled
in
a
manner
which
possibly
he
had
not
foreseen.
In
Moscow
the
official
newspaper
Izyestia
yesterday
praised
the
German
terms
of
peace.
The
conquest
IS
SPEAKER
Interesting
Discourse
On
Before
Wo.nen's
Canadian
Club
r
'-nrW
of
Ot-
Domlnlon
etnnologis:.
gave
V)'a
very
interesting
address
on
"Artr
;
before
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
3.00
jen
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
City
9.00
1
Hall.
02
(
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills,
vice-president,
2$l
presided.
Dr.
Barbeau
spoke
of
art
.as
self
expression
in
the
highest
form
with
color,
music
or
singing.
Even
dally
tasks
might
become
some
form
of
art.
One
of
the
sources
of
art
was
from
the
Indian
craftmanshlp.
Another
was
from
the
interpretation
of
surroundings.
The
Northwest
Indian
did
his
carving
from
his
Inspirations,
derived
from
his
own
surroundings
He
did
not
copy
but
had
originality,
artistic
invention,
talent
and
ability.
The
Indian
had
profound
knowledge
of
animal
life
which
gave
him
many
inspirations
for
his
carvings.
With
numerous
beautifully
carved
poles
for
illustrations,
Dr
described
the
different
carvings
which
represented
the
In
dian
traditions
and
legends.
A
hearty
vote
of
thanks
to
Dr.
Barbeau
was
proposed
by
the
chairman.
BAZAAR
IS
SUCCESSFUL
of
Poland
had
been
a
-contribution
department
to
European
peace,"
the
newspaper
L.
foiiows.
H
in
ita.bc
charg
said.
"A
war
to
crush
Hitlerlsm
Is
an
act
of
criminal
folly'
was
one
state
ment
made
In
Moscow
In
regard
to
necessary,
is
saw
to
De
prepared
to
the
apparent
British
and
French
wait
until
October.
iS
for
an
answer
reaction
to
Hitler's
peace
terms.
irom
ureat
Britain
ana
Tancej
i
ne
At
Washington
At
Washington,
D.C.,
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull
stated
last
night
that
the
United
States
had
pot
been
approached
by
Germany,
Great
Bri-
nritain
nnd
Franr
hut.
sn
fnr
..taIn
or
France
in
regard
to
the
Dos-
least,
neither
President
Roosevelt
sl1bll,ty
of
assisting
In
bringing
or
Premier
Mussolini
show
any
in-.??011
Peace
,n
Europe.
President
cllnation
to
take
up
the
role
of
'7anklln
D-
Roosevelt
Is
keeping
In
mediator,
something
that
Is
un-:'close
touch
wltn
the
United
States
doubtedly
dlsa'Dbolntlne
'td
Hitler.
'ambassadors
In
London,
Paris
and
Possibly
he
may.resort
to
diplomatic
channels
to
make
further
ampllca
tjon
of
hs
peace
terms
ln(
view,
of
the
British
and
French
obvious
dis
satisfaction'
with
the
prpsent
form.
Berlin
with
long
distance
telephone
conversations
almost
nightly.
In
Italy
While
Premier
Mussolini
of
Italy
maintains
complete
silence,
some
Possibly
Hitler
may
endeavour
to
some
ItalIan
newspapers
yesterday
force
some
of
the
smaller
neutral
i
ureal
uritain
and
countries,
by
threats,
to
help
him
Frnnce
acceP'
Hitler's
peace
terms,
have
the
war
called
off.
The
Oslo
.
,
,
.
New
Minister
To
Denmark
Is
Named
.
Annual
Affair
of
Local
C.
C.
Club
Held
On
Saturday
Afternoon
F.
The
annual
bazaar
Saturday
afternoon
of
the
local
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
Club
was
a
very
successful
affair,
draw-In.?
a
substantial
measure
of
patronage.
It
took
place
In
the
club-rooms
on
Second
Avenue
and
Mrs.
Sewing
Mrs.
Haines
and
Mrs.
George
Howe.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
Candy
Mrs.
Frank
Glass.
Tea
Room
Mrs.
Berg,
assisted
by
Miss
Jean
MacKay.
Miss
Margaret
Morin.
Miss
Ethel
Knut-eon,
Miss
Bea
Rudderham
and
Miss
Maghnlld
8torseth,
with
Mrs.
O.
W.
Rudderham
and
Mrs.
F.
Barber
In
charge
of
the
kitchen.
Mrs.
Storrie
was
cashier
and,
had
charge
of
the
raffles
which
resulted
as
follows:
I
$20
In
cash
Mrs.
Jack
Ivarson.'
No.
681.
I
$15
in
cash-.Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon,1
No.
160.
I
$10
in
cash
F.
F.
McDonald,)
No.
167.
'
$5
In
cash
J.
HalHe,
No.
482,
Doll,
Myra
Knutson,
No.
51.
Quilt
Georgo
Ruddefham,
No.
275.
Fruit
Cake
Eleanor.
Barber,
No.
504;
'Joe
Louis
doll
Mrs.
George.
Casey,
No,
15.
The
proceedings'
concluded
with
an
enjoyable,
bridge
party
In
the
evening
wltlv
fourteen
tables
in
Play
and
priie-wlnners
as
follows:
ladles'
first
Mrs.
Johnson;
second,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Davles;
men's
first.
J.
had
made
a
clear
proposal
and
COPENHAGEN.
Oct.
l0.-tfioward
-rhnm
ncnn'
cirmH
Trer,h
Unm.
hoped
for
a
clear
reply.
However.
Smith
has
been
appointed
British'
George
Howe
was
master
of
hel
Is
In
no
hurry
and
did
not
ex-
minister
to
Denmark
in
succession
ceremonies.
V
cA.AU,
r
arly
reply,
It
U
said.
There
to
Sir
Patrick
Ramsay,
retired,
I
Ref
resuraeuts
were
served,
Counts
Most
erythin
IP-'
WAR'S
ECHO
BEHIND
THE
I1INESUN
FRANCE
rr
tenuh
children
co-operate
in
!...;;.
:.
war
pv
'.am
Left
one
of
the
youngsters
eva
uated
fiom
Paris
undergoes
a
dental
cheek-uu
Right.
Ftenrh
Boy
Seouts
help
gaUier
the
harvest,
taking
ihe
place
of
workers
called
to
the
colors
in
the
war
a
sainst
Germany
SPORT
CHAT,
Babe
Ruth
smashed
three
homers
to
pace
New
York
Americans
to
their
second
victory
In
four
games
against
St
Louis
Cardinals
in
the
world
series
13
years
ago
last
Friday.
The
Yankees,
under
Miller
Hugglns.
went
on
to
defeat
the
Cards,
with
Rogers
Homsby
at
the
tttler,
Wlir
games
to
three.
Tommy
Loughran
took
the
light
heavyweight
boxing
championship
of
the
world
from
Mike
McTigue
In
a
15-round
bout
at
New
York
12
years
ago
saiuraay.
Lougnran
resigned
the
title
two
years
later
to
enter
the
heavyweight
class
and
was
succeeded
as
light
heavyweight
"hampton
by
Jimmy
Slattery
of
Buffalo.
Most
people
ids.
Do
you?
reto
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classified
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ur
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Is.
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to
get
back
Into
the
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where
all
rood
consumed
(except
game),
is
packed
In
on
human
backs..
Nothing
is
wasted
All
the
way!
up
the
Klteault
trail
we
noted
that
Pacific
Milk
cases
form!
most
of
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furniture
In
many:
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Packed
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and
east
In
either
direction
Special
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In
roaches,
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tourist'
and
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berth
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Ak
Any
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O.
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train
for
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en-route
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country
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there
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Little
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Mc
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aimost
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Complete
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ones
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tf
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SALE
Whole
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ing
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khr
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t.f.
FOR
SALE
Rex
bowling
alleyt.
For
'
particulars
apply
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cheap.
A.
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Inverness
Can-;
nery.
239;'
Green
399,
mmmm
mm
mm
mm
WANTED
camps.
These
men
know,
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FURNI8HED
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and
so
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Milk
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ev-i
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bv
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FOR
SALE
Trio
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thoroughbred
white
New
Zealand
rabbits.!
or
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good
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good
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return
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