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word,
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Insertion
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DAILY
EDITION
02
-25
uqrM.
Wednesday.
November
29.
1939.
EDITORIALS
PEACE
OR
WAR
The
moral
rearmament
people
are
about
to
put
on
another
moral
rearmament
campaign
in
which
seems
to
be
two
opposingjdeas.
In
one
sentence
we
are
told
that
moral
rearmament
teaches
us
to
sacrifice
for
our
country.
In
the
next
we
ire
told
that
the
immediate
aim
is
a
hundred
million
peop!e4hobUized
m
the
battle
for
peace.
We
mildly
sugjcest
that
the
present
method
of
mobilizing
for
peaces
to
endeavour
to-subdue
the
enemies
of
peace.
It
seems
to
us
that
the
people
generally
vho
tall;
about
moral
rearmament
are
the
people
vho
think
fighting
is
wicked.
We
do
not
think
fighting
is
wicked.
We
believe
it
to
be
the
noble?!
thinqr
in
life
when
the
cr'-e
v-just
The
man
vho
won't
fiiht
to
defend
the
fiM
fc
not
much
of
a
man.
Usually
women
make
better
fighters
than
men.
What
we
have
to
do
now
is
to
support
our
men.
the
first
contingent
of
whom
has
arrived
in
Euron.
W-must
support
them
by
sending
food
and
war
supnlies.
We
may
also
support
them
by
prayers
for
their
welfare,
by
letters
of
cheer
and
assurance
that
others
will
follow
as
needed.
We
can
support
them
by
doing
our
part
right
here
and
now
at
home.
There
is
a
feeling
among
many
that
we
are
not
fighting
the
G?rman
people
but
only
Hitler.
Speaking
in
tr
1
House
of
Commons
at
London
yesterday
Lord
Milne
mid
;
it
ouite
clpar
that
the
German
people
were
out
to
detrov
the
British
Empire
and
France
if
they
could
possiblv
dr
so.
In
order
to
do
this
they
were
prepared
to
break
all
the
laws
of
humanity,
to
wr-riffo?
neutral
non-combatant
including
y-omen
and
children
to
satisfy
their
overwhelming
ambition.
Hitlerism
has
been
adopted
as
the
moral
code,
yes,
even
the
relieion.
of
the
German
people
and
it
is
silly
to;
assume
that
the
Germans
are
full
of
love
and
sweet
sentiments
toward
the
British
people.
Germany
is
today
the
flltl
thforces
of
evil!
.....uwiuiig
nci
must
ue
aesiroyea.
SENSE
OF
HUMOR
The
Tommies
in
the
army
seem
to
differ
from
the
average
Englishman
in
Canada
in
that
he
has
a
powerful
sense
of
humor
and
carries
it
into
the
trenches.and
even
into
battle.
This
'is
a
God-given
sense
which
is
helpful
in
any
warn
of
life.
It
is
a
o-rpnr
jmtifiMt.
tr,
f
S
recognized
its
value
and
gave
H
to
many'
yji.
m
tjiiiiaciCTsxo
use
in
times
oi
stress.
The
Scottish
people
consider
it
so
valuable
that
the
city
of
Aberdeen
makes
a
specialty
of
manufacturing
jokes
about
Scottish
people
and
especially
about
Aberdon"-ians.
Jam?s
Lee
of
thia
city
tells
one
of
the
latest
from
Aberdeen.
It
seems
there
was
an
air
raid
over
that
city
but
the
people
who.
were
in
the
restaurants
or
at
the
theatre
refused
to
heed
it
until
the
meal
was
finished
or
the
show
was
dver.
WEAKER
THAN
AT
BEGINNING
Hitler
is
weaker
than;
at
the
beginning
of
the
war,
according
to
Sir
Samuel
.Hoare.
When
the
war
commenced
the
German
plan
was
to
stake
everything
on
a
big
drive
morrow
morning.
i
Dr.
L.
W.
Kertn
and
hunting
party
inehidin:
Td
Kergin
of
Premier
Arnold
Flaten
and
Cant.
J-
R.
Reirf
returned
on
the
miner
Aledor
Mondav
nitfht
from
a
hunting
trip
to
Kitkatla
InM.
Fxtre-v?)v
stormy
weather
mitigated
attain'
sueeessfu!
hunting.
GET
THIS
BARGAIN
TODAY!
ASPIRIN
at
jess
than
ONE
cent
a
tablet!
rVo
point
now
in
taking
thances
with
strong
dtvgs...Saitit
fast
pain
relief
featured
by
Canadian
druggists
everywhere.
3!
100
tablets
98
No
reason
now
why
anyone
should
run
the
risk
of
taking
dangerous,
strong
drugs
for
coldt.
headaches
and
muscular
pains
and
aches.
Get
Aspirin,
rated
by
physicians
the
safest
fast
relief
you
can
we,
at
any
drug
gist
today
m
the
100
tablet
bottle
for
less
than
Ha
tablet!
But
remember,
get
Aspirin.
Even
used
frequently.
Aspirin
does
not
harm
the
heart
Aspirin
is
made
in
Canada
and
is
the
trademark
of
The
Bayer
Co.,
Ltd.
fie
sure
it's
ASPIRIN!
roie
mis
cross
carefully.
If
the
word
"Bayer"is
not
stamped
on
every
tablet,
it's
not
Aspirin.
Don't
let
anybody
tell
you
it
is.
FOR
ALIi
TOR
SALE-Petter
dlessl
engine,
stationery
12
to
14
h
p.
500.00.
A.
Robertson,
MassetC
281)
FOR
SALE
Two
waterfront
lots,
Digby
Island,
want
offers.
Mrs.
M.
Letness,
phone
Black
482.
(281)
work
wanted
EXPERIENCE!
woman
deslrefl
work,
Apply
Dally
New.
(278)
WANTED
WANTED
Two
rooms
or
suite
furnished,
before
Dec.
3.
Apply
Box
25,
Dally
News.
(278)
FOR
RENT
I
FOR
RENT
Large
rooming
house.
mostly
furnlriied,
central
loca
tlpn.
Apply
Helgerson's
Ltd,
(282)
eitner
on
land
or
in
ine
air.
weitner
oi
tnese
had
taken
KOUND
nlnce.
Now
she
is
resortinc
to
horrihle
ilWnl
nrnpfippa
n
-
try
.to
win.
The
British
are
stronger
today
than
at
thevTorXTavt'by
of
the
beginning
War.
paylng
,or
thta
advertisement
f.
i
I
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.
Igg-
''
m
Clearance
t:;;::
Broken
Line's1
to
be
Cleared
Out
at
Greatly
Reduced
Prices
in
Every
Department
of
the
Store.
Now
is
Your
Opportunity
for
a
Real
Bargain
Ladies'
broken
lines
in
pumps
and
straps,
in
leather
and
suedes.
QO
AlZ
Clearance
Qf0
Men'Broken1
lines
in
caK
Oxfords,
QA
Iff
high
grades.
Clearance
t?T:TCJ
Misses
and
Childs'
calf
Oxfords
Qj
Real&Ipes........:
f?X.VO
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LT
The
Home
pf
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRIXCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunaay,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
T.
POLLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
Whiffiets
From
The
Woterlrcnt
y-
The
setneboat
W
N.
7.
Capt
i
Chris
Jensen,
fishing
for
the
Por.
'
Edward
reduction
plant,
got
sixty
tons
of
fine
quality
hcrrtn?
fro..(
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
yesterday
i
This-
was
the
first
catch
of
an
,
slie
since
the
Good
Partner.
Capt
jNordhus.
took
about
sixteen
tan;
.last
Friday
night.
The
herring
are
In
the
harbor
but
are
swimming
and
are
difficult
to
seme
for
jdeep
I
With
a
fair-steed
list
of
msvi-'gers.
C
N.
R.
sfamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden.
arrived
In
port
at
9:30
this
morn
in
c
from
Vancouver.
Powen
River
an
Ocean
Falls
and
sail
at
?
;
rl
this
afternoon
for
Ketchikan
arr:
Stewart
whence
she
will
rUir
here
tomorrow
evening
sauth
bound.
Coming
north
from
V-
via
the
Queen
CharkKt
Il"nd
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Pi"
'
J
1
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
arrived
in
Mas-isett
Inlet
at
9:30
this
morning
and
is
making
her
calls
there
today.
She
is
expected
to
arrive
here
to
"4.
IT'S
SATURDAY
NIGHT
AT
THE
FRONT
FIVE
PINS
COMMENCE!
Another
Bowline
League
to
Into
Action
Tonight
Oet
The
Fire
Pin
Bowling
League,
with
four
teaaM
ta
play.
vtV
go
tn-tr
action
tonight
with
aehedole
as
follows:
November
39
Home
Oil
va.
Mal-kins:
Bankers
vt.
DDS.
&
T.O.
December
6
Home
Oil
vs.
Bankers;
Malkim
vs.
DD5.
&
TO.
December
11
Home
Oil
v.
DDS.
St
TO
;
Malkiqx
vs
Bankers.
December
27
Home
Oil
vs.
Bankers
Malkiru
vs
DDS.
&
T.O.
Januarv
4
Home
Oil
vs.
ODS
li
TO.;
MalkWjf
vs.
Bankers.
Twenty
-Five
v
Years
Ago
November
29,
1911
Oermajjslfaunched
heavy
attack
near
Arras
in
effort
to
break
throueh
Allied
lines
in
northern
France.
Allies
gained
ground
in
Eerjium
in
Yores
sector.
.Big
Aust-trlar
fcrci
reported
repulsed
by
Montenegrin
at
Vsthegrad.
BDsnia.
OeorgRFftezell
brought
in
a
shipment
of
thirty-seven
head
of
cat-tit
from
the
Wakh
ranch
on
Graham
Island.
They
were
slaughtered
in
an
Improvised
abattoir
on
Eleventh
Avenue.
Alex
McRte
left
tbday
for
a
visit
to
hi
eld
home
ntar
Sarnia.
On-f
ario.
It
will
be
his"
first
trip
home
tlnce
he
left
fourteen
years
ago.
His
eighty-two
year
old
father
Is
ill.
r
a?9W?BHpVai.
'aaFBa-"TSMpS5W
TgBBBKsaBBSar?
-
;..
jls
bs
-kca
.
k
,
i
it-,?,
so
these
Bi.:.-
:
.
i'tftv
fj....
?i
Cs
.-xfl
ui:c
-auno-
datu-r.
;o;
I
v.
Viu-
tuui.
however,
only
un
pails
and
the
od
wooden
tab-,
were
available,
so
they
make
the
bet
of
it.
This
photo
waa
passed
by
the
British
censor.
SPORT
CHAT
An
Australian
horse
holds
a
re-
xrd
for
hardiness.
Now
in
his
thlr-;
teenth
year
of
raelng,
FUWr
Press.
who
befan
as
a
two-year
old.
has
started
in
234
race.
Eleven
different
Indian
tribes-Cherokee.
Cree.
Bemirtoie.
Ollbway.
Chortaw.
Chlesaw.
Siouk.
Sae
and
Fox.
Psnca.
Kickapoo.
and
Sioux
Ores
Ventre
are-
represented
on
the
Baeone
Indian
School
rugby
team
at
Muskogee.
Oklahoma.
.
Colonel
Howard
Wilkinson
of
Birmingham,
who
contributed
11.
-663
annually
t
the
National
Rlfl
Association,
left
S4.4&0
to
the
Association
in
his
wtU.
He
was
S3-
Shortly
aft
a
hrat
r
tn
Melbourne
it
was
found
the
winners
runner-up
won.
One
woman
who
hac
thrown
away
her
ticket
on
the
"cood
horse
found
someone
eUe's
$1
11
and
cashed
In.
Bcb
Haack.
Colorado
State
University
footballer,
should
be
a
hard
man
to
push
over
Five
fet
nine
inrhe
tall,
h
wear
a
134
shoe.
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
Ycm'll
Jump
O.t
of
Bd
in
lk
Marniaf
Raria'U
C
Tk
Btff
abouU
rout
M
twm
noatM
mt
IkiaM
WtU.
lata
rami
bowrl
4aUy.
It
till
IW
xt
Suwtn
trty.
fmtr
find
tml
4
(C
It
M
aWar
In
tba
kovrla.
Cm
MuaU
a
t9w
tUmuuh.
Yua
rrt
MtftjpilW.
Ilamf
al
twkoat
m
Into
U
bMf.
aa4
rev
M
amir.
tank
and
l
world
luaaa
Bunk.
A
nr
bow-
mavtmrst
dw't
alwiyt
f
H
at
tn
raaaa.
Ya
nod
aomrtnini
that
wart
on
Uw
llvrr
aa
wrO,
It
ukra
thfaa
rood,
atd
Carur'a
I.ltOa
Ur.r
f-Ula
to
tn
Urn
twa
imiada
al
alia
Aowlac
frarir
and
mat
Too
Mv
aad
aD".HarmWa
and
imtia,
Uvy
maka
tn
bite
flow
frrrly.
Thnr
da
In
work
f
nlunwl
t
nar
na
aaknnW
or
mrmrj
la
tha.
Atk
for
Cartra
UtU
IJr
PUia
hf
nam
f
Btabaural
ilm
aainhlad
afe.
IS.
SHINGLES
We
have
just
received
a
shipment
of
exceptionally
fine
shingles
manufactured
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
which
is
the
home
of
the
finest
cedar
on
the
Pacific
Coast
Also
In
Slock
a
Complete
Line
of
Local
and
Fir
Finishing
Lumber
SAND
GRAVEL
CILMr.NT
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
i
n
one
ij
Phone
632
MacKenzie's
Furniture
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
THAT
LAST
IlMAUTYHEST
MATTRESS
All
sizes
$12,50
BEEP
SLEEP
MATTRESS
Covered
In
green
Tweed
I39.0
SLUMBER
KiJs'o
SPRING
$14.25
No
Advanre
In
Price
Known
Every
Plate
Hulll
for
Sleep
Call
and
See
Them
r
Phone
775
Just
Received!
IJijr
Shipment
of
FURNITUR
Tht
latest
models
and
designs
In
(
he
tc
fi'l'.s.
Dinclle
Ormera,
Cabinet.
Etc.
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ow.
prlcei
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cnabl.
and
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r.ill
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inn
mnno
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ej.
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ujf
i
rem
m
tM
first
befor
you
buy
eUesthere.
$SJ.OO
J-Plece
CHESTERFIELD-
For
S65.00
3-Picce
CHESTERFIELD
-Sagl
eoftStOMtf4i.
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and
color.
Value
$200XK)
Q-fO1
en
Price,
easy
terms
1
vJ.u4.50
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CHEST
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OUTllT-Oi
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iiu
cuiriru
value
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.
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SMOKING
STANDS
Up
.
AP
Klndf
f
CAKPETS
atU
STItirU.
t
SUfhtly
used,
ttxa
LOOKS
of
all
AbIIio
Eah
.
BAHO.IINS
OALdUr.
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75c
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10c
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Phone
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TmKn
m
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ti
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JUST
ARRIVED
NEW
BIITIIORE
HATS
IN
Tyroleans
Hombergs
Gayboys
and
Snapbrims
IN
LATEST
POKEST-TOXES
Drop
In
and
Select
the
Xmas
Hat
With
a
Lift
William
F.
Stone
Clothes
of
Distinction
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
Mllint
it
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVEB
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
everj
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trafng
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Mondaj,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
For
faret,
etc.,
call
or
tcrltt
City
Ticket
Office,
528
3rd
Ave.
VI4
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
wune