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CNttNKtS
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SCOTLAND
.
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i
...
in
First
(ircat
War
Scotland.
Dec.
4
rrr'denU
of
thl
the
Orkney
sllll
0rmn
submarine
m
APPLES
They're
GOOD
end
GOOD
for
you!
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t&
wiit
Opinion
DirAIIMINf
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HOT
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26
oz
f
SO
7C
40oz
4
"1
.iubwuiijiX'
t
:
.r-Ji
boara
or
oy
me
uovernmem
ot
untun
coiumou.
jf
war
would
take
up
Its
position
tn
scapa
now.
From
there
u
A'ould
range
the
North
Sea
while
a
jmaller
fleet
operated
in
the
.Eng
lish
Channel.
,
Grave
of
Kaiser's
Navy
History
has
been
written
In
lonely
Scapa.
From
there
the
main
part
of
the
Grand
Fleet
steamed
out
to
fight
the
Battle
of
Jutland
In
lays.
Into
Sjipa
basin
in
1018,
teamed
the
Oerman
High
Seas
Fleet
to
surrender.
In
June.
1910.
patrol
ships,
keep-
-nter
Saata
Flow
andllng
a
watchful
eye
on
the
long
lines
nrith
btUehlp
Rayal
of
Oerman
war
vessels
Interned
!
They
rould
soarc-'
there,
noticed
unusual
activity.
:
mklnt:
t'.
;k
olae
In
German
ensigns
ran
up
on
.each
Fl?-t
'
ba
c
Tht
U-'
warship
and
the
British
craft
be-
.
sank
the
Royal
Oak
Is
gan
to
close
In.
Oerman
caretaker
have
entered
Scapa
by
crews
took
to
their
boats,
he
cotine
pf
a
BrJtkh
"Oet
back."
roared
commanders
up
rrawled
throuith
the
of
the
patrol
ship.
"We
can't
go
back.-
came
the
reply.
"Our
ships
tipo
an
okt
Kirkwall
Mil-
are
sinking."
d
They
wlU
na
get
Within
a
few
minutes
the
prlson-T
(twav4
no
surface
er
battleships,
cruisers
and
des-
ii
t
humanly
possible
trovers
were
careening
at
all
angle.
iv
defences.
And
If
a
with
ensigns
fluttering,
a
great
I
;
i
ftPt
thrown
and
Ifi
fleet
slid
beneath
the
waters
of!
'
-
next
to
Impoolbie
Scapa
scuttled
by
their
crews,
t
ret
out
ever
aaln."
i
Many
of
these
ships
have
been
rals-;
'
FirM
Great
War,
real-
ed
since
for
their
metal.
(
-lie
Orkneys
said
that
Fine
Stock
Shows
::Ytvn
the
present
war
broke
r.:
In
me
tie
to
to
make
make
the
the
as-
fc'.M
W
as-!
SZX,
5S?S;At
Kamloops
Being
n
Mte
the
Tuer
Is
olUn
bad.
TT
1
1
TI
"vi7
1
rapa
u
;i
treat
basin
aoutn
of
..ilTAfl
btsRcst
of
the
Orkney
TV
baln
Is
about
15
miles
(mm
nonh
1
3
south
and
about
m
1
wide
It
n
theiter
the
-
t
fleet
afloat.
It
Is
aurround-i
rmc
of
fiw-tlfled
Islands.
tne
lam
an
nu
io
oi
i
'lannel'
ledlnt
to
ooen
sea
F1rw
owe
Its
Inceollon
as
i'
ai
base
to
Admiral
Jelllcoc.
h
F1rt
Oreat
War.
Crom-
Ftrih
nn
Scotland's
northeast
,v-s
hp
nmnd
Peet
hae
,-
"p
however
knew
Seaoa
from
vl'ted
It
rturln"
fleet
excr-.,!
viiovprf
it
formed
a
better
ir
headouarters.
As
a
result
A-'-nlnltv
wsr
olan
In
1914
was
ic
Orand
Fleet
upon
threat
11C1U
11115
1TCCi
KAMLOOPS,
Dec.
4:
CP
Some
of
the
finest
stock-cattle,
sheep
and
hogs
will
be
displayed
at
a
show
and
sale
of
the
British
Columbia
Beef
Cattle
O
rowers'
As
sociation
and
other
stock
raising
organizations
In
Kamloops
this
week.
Contract
Confirmed
For
Healing
Plant
Mitchell
&
CurrleUoceedlng
'Wth
Installation
atl-ocal
aval
Ileadquarterl
OTTAWA,
Dee.
4:
(CP)-
The
public
works
department
confirms
award
of
a
contract
to
Mitchell
St
Currle
for
the
installation
of
a
heating
system
in
Ihe
Royal
Can
adlan
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
building
.at
Prince
Rupert
The
tract
figure
Is
$3,695:
(The
work
Is
already
under
way
i
Sereeant-at-Arms
Of
Parliament
Is
Joining
Regiment
OTTAWA,
Dec.
4:
(CP)-MaJor
Milton
Fowler
Oregg
V.C.,
sergeant
at-arms
of
the
House
of
Commons,
Is
rejoining
the
Royal
Canadian
Regimen
as
a
senior
officer
and
probably
will
proceed
overseas
with
that
first
division
unit.
He
is
a
familiar
figure
to
all
Canadian
Parliamentarians
and
will
be
miss
fd
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
43
tti.it:
Transcbhtincnl
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
T
Vonwnvor
vl!
(Venn
FttllSJind
Wtty
POttS
S.8.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
pna.
To
Vancouver
Direct
85.
"PRINCESS
LOUISE"
October
27th
S
B,
"PRINCESS
NORAH"
November
6th,
lotn,
iin
Winter
Excursion
Fare
Vancouver
and
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st,
1039
to
Feb.
28th
l040
S'K,(jiJ
Final
Return
Limit-March
31st
1940
"V.,
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
fa&ltjc,
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
v.
i.
rojTrs
n.n.rtii
AirenL.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
YOGI
REACHES
LONDON
WITH
PEACE
MESSAGE
JJQUSING
Swam
AJranandjk
head
of
the
Oari
Yogis,
of
India,
is
pictured
at
prayer
with
his
special
Bible
after
his
arrival
In
London
tc
spread
a.
message
of
peace.
Swaml,
leaderof
millions
of
Indian4
hoped
to
obtain
interviews
with
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain,
of
England,
Dictator
Mussolini,
of
Italy,
and
other
state
heads,
to
give
them
his
idea
of
how
to
obtain
peace.
He
flew
direct
from
India
to
England
and
travels
by
air
wherever
he
goes,
as
It
Is
against
the
Hindu
religion
to
travel
on
anything
touching
water.
All
he
wears
Is
a
yellow,
coarse
doth
round
his
shoulders,
and
a
loin
cloth.
He
-never
feels
the
heat
or
cold.
Economic
Areas
In
France
Set
S
i
Premier
Daladier
Takes
Steps
Under
Decree
Powers
Conferred
Upon
Him
By
Parliament
PARIS.
Dec.
4:
Under
decree
powers
conferred
upon
him
by
Parliament.
Premier
Edouard
Daladier
has
divided
France
Into
a
number
of
autonomous
economic
regions.
BAR
GOLD
LONDON.
CPl
The
Montreal
price
bf
bar
gold
on
the
London
metal
maket
was
unchanged
today
at
$37.54
per
fine
ounce.
i.AiiMt
inn
roNHTin
moN
or
niiiixji:
at
ritisd:
in
n:itT.
ar.
8KALED
TENDERS,
addmwd
to
the
IUiderslffid
nd
rndomrd
"TENDERS
FOR
BRIDGES''
"IU
be
trctlved
unUI
13
o'clock
noon
Wdnraday
Dtcfroher
20th.
1939
for
the
construction
ot
two
brWvm
In
Prtene
Rupert.
B.C.
and
foi
the
demoUtton
ot
the
existing
gimcUirtw.
Plana
and
rpecTkntlona
can
be
seen
nd
lorrrw
ct
tender
obtained
-t
the
office
iif
Uio
CatT
Engineer,
Prtnce
Rimert,
BC.
Tenders
til
lno
te
con,uierea
unjem
made
on
the
forma
aunplled
by
the
tty
and
in
accordance
with
the
con
tlitlcris
xet
forth
therein.
Each
tender
must
be
acttxnpanled
by
certified
oheoAte
on
a,
chartered
bank
In
Canada,
payable
to
the
order
or
the
Olty
Treasurer.
City
HaU.
Prince
Rupert,
BC
,
equal
to
five
percent
of
the
ur
-aint
of
the
tender.
The
Olty
Engineer
will
supply
nrlnta
and
araclflcaiUana
of
the
wore
on
aepoBK
oi
a
sum
oo
vou.uu
in
ic
form
of
a
certified
boil
cheque
pay
able
to
(he
order
of
the
City
Treasurer,
citv
llaH.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
The
de-
poult
will
be
released
on
the
return
ot
the
blue
onnna
ana
bmuicsiw
"
In
a
menfth
frctn
Ihe
de
oi
recejraon
of
tenders.
If
not
rwumea
witnm
uiai
per-xd
tthe
depesrt
will
be
forfeited,
CORPORATION
OP
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Prlnco
Rupert,
BC
D.
J.
MATirESON.
aty
Clerk.
in
TDK
llVNKIiri'TCY
ACT
(lie
Miitler
of
the
llankruplcy
IjiiiU
iMker.
Pelitnr
of
Nattca
U
lieroby
glvm
thiw.
LOUIS
LOCKER,
losing
cper,tor.
of
Prince
Rupert,
D
O,
made
a
aaalsnmen
on
the
ath,
ttsvy
of
ttovomber
1839,
and
that
Ue
first
nveetlng
of
cmwlltora
will
be
heW
on
the
lith
day
ot
December
1939
t
the
hotir
oi
asw
n
ue
noon
t
the
Coua
llotwe
In
Hie
city,
ot
Prince
Rupert.
To
.vote
thereat,
.prcois
viiie
iv
proxies
muat
be
llit
wirn
m
F
thertAo.
,
,
ThoK
having
cla:lima
ognlnat
the
estate
tmwt
Hie
the
,une
with
the
cu-
txxltan.
or
wrn
uie
vruvro
u
k-
other!
ve
pronwls
ot
the
I
vlll
be
dlrcriouuxi
iuiiui
w
1
entlUed
Uieroto
wlUiaut
regard
to
such
i
C
Ued
Ht
Prince
nnpert
B
C.
thla
Jt
day
'
of
DePffliibfr
A.
D.
1039.
OEOROE
L
ROBIE
OuatodLu
O.
Box
130,
Prince
Rupert
Mail
Schedule
For
me
txrt
&
v
Monday.
Wednesday,
and
Friday
3
pxa:
From
the
East-Tuesday.
Thursday
and.
Saturday
-
j!-00
P-ra
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
.
.
12:30
noon
Thursday
10;15
pji
Friday
9:30
pjn
December
7
and
18
4
pm.
From
Vancouver
-v
.Sunday
.
.
?
pa
Wednesday
-
10
am.
Friday
-4
pjn
December
14
and
30
ajn.
For
Stewart
and
Premier
.
V
Sunday
7
pjn.
Wednesday
1
pjn:
From
Stewart
and
Premier
Tuesday
1
.11:30
axn
Thursday
-
9
p
rnj
For
Alice
Arm,
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
'
Sunday
7
pjn
From
Alice
Arm,
Naa
River
l
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
-
11:80
R-ra.
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-
December
15"
and
29
'9:30
p.m..
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
December
13
and
27
-
a.m.
For
Alaska-
December
14
and
30
a.m.
From
Alaska-
December
7
and
18
pjn;.
Most
people
rena
the
classified
ids.
Do
you?
Steamers
S.S.
CATALA
S.S.
CAKDENA
PROBLEM
French
Port
of
Bordeaux,
300
ear
English,
is
Crowded
:
These
days
By
OLADYS
M.
ARNOLD
Canadian
"Press
Correspondent
1
BORDEAUX,
Dec.
4:
(CP)
The
aspect
of
this
historic
French
port
In
the
sheltered
estuary
of
the
Olronde
River,
off
the
tradition-1
ally
stormy
Bay
of
Biscay,
has
chanced
little
since
the
beglna'ng
of
the
present
war.
It
has
few
ouU
;ward
signs
of
grim
and
constant
watchfulness
which
characterize!
Routhamnton.
Eueland,
fof
it
Is
not
in
;the
direct
line
of
attack-still
at
nliiht
Its
streets
are
blacked
outr-lhe
schools,
stations
and
tram
cars
are
splashed
with
blue
.paint.
Three-quarters
of
the
male
(population
is
in
uniform
as
.In
the
English
city.
a3uHhere
are
no
sandbags
about
the
monuments
and
blocking
up
the
windows:
the
beautiful
stained
jlass
of
the
cathedral
still
reflects
fthe
rays
-of
the
sun.
Tnie.
the
.shelters
are
ready
but
there
Is
1
little
anticipation
of
their
being
"
rsed
for
a
lone
time
to
come.
Bor
jJeaux
Is,
on
the
contrary,
a
city
to
which
people
have
flocked
from
all
parts
of
threatened
France.
Immigration
From
Paris
The
-streets
are
filled
with
children,
collegians,
university
students
I
with
Parisian
accents.
The
great
ih4qfVia
nf
the
Mavnr
and
his
tlVUMUIrMI.
caw
j
municipal
council
Is
not
"defen:e"
but
housing.
Where
to
put
all
these
thousands
of
new
residents
(-that's
the
problem.
"
An-irtmpnU
are
at
fl
nremium.
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
col-man
win
be
charred
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Varden
Entertainment
Dec.
6.
United
Bazaar
December
7.
Xutheran
Circle
bazaar,
cember
9.
High
School
Plays,
Dec.
13.
Eagles
Bridge.
December
13.
Hospital
Auxiliary
Tea,
Dec,
Moose
Christmas
Tree,
Dec.
21
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
SPECIAL
REDUCED
WINTER
EXCURSION
FARES
Including
all
.meals
and
berth
accomodation
TO
VANCOUVER
AND
RETURN
From
PRINCE
RUPERT
From
Port
Simpson
$39.75
Leave
Prince
Rupert
Every
Tuesday
.1:30
p.m.
Every
Friday
10:30
p.nu
$36.00
(Reduced
Rates
Fare
and
one
halt
also
apply
to
Vancouver
from
Intermediate
points.)
Children
(Five
years
of
age
and
under
twelve)
Half
Fare
Tickets
on
Sale
from
November
1st,
1939
to
Febrary
29th,
1940
Good
to
.return
up
to
March
31st
1940
Do-
Annual
Game
Dinner,
Dec.
13.
J
Canadian
Legion
Christmas
Tree
December
23.
S.O.N.
Christmas
Tree
December
26.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zart
111
Proprietor
".A
IIOMK
-AWAY-FROM
HOME"
Bates
$1.00
up
SO
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
19fl
Ar.
Vancouver
Thursday.
a.m.-.
Monday
a.m.
NJt.
S.S.
"Cardena
will
leave
Prince
Rupert
Friday,
De
cember15th
at
9:00
p.m.
Instead
of
10:30
p.m.
arriving
Vancouver
9:00
p.m.
Sunday.
N.B.
Those
Intending
passage
on
the
'Catala"
leaving
Prince
Rupert
December
19th
are
advised
to
make
buckings
NOW.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
(FRANK
J.
SKINNER)
Third
Ave.
Phone
5C8
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Stir
IX
S
"How
would"
Moot-on
a
Chritf
met
.tree?"
Almot.O;intacli
at
100
Sweet
Cop.'
SWEET
CHORAL
CIGARETTES
Tkt
pumt
jtwt-mhKh
tobacco
can
bt
fmoifd."
,r
-
..
--1
V
1-1-
.41..
I
At
tl,rtt
tVia
hit
Pit
nri.me
ricn
color
which
nave
wtcu
;
filled
"with
Americans
awaiting
the
-arrival
of
another
ship
to
take
I
them
home.
In
the
.
meantime
they
wander
about
looking
a
tot
'dlscqpsoiate
over
the
lack
.
of
porters.
There
are
few
taxis,
most
of
them
.ancient
hacks
with
aged
idrivers.
And
information
Is
hard
to
get
Signs
of
the
-.war
;have
made
an
appearance,
however;
Mobilized"
Is
printed
on
.a
neat
.card
and
hung
on
the
door
of
.a
desertea
cafe
where
the
-chairs
can
toe
seen
turned
up
ion
tthe
tables.
"Mob
ilized"
the
cryptic
announcement
over
the
closed
shutters
of
stores
and
offices;
above
the
rtlgns
of
doctors,
lawyers.
aentlsti.nd
other
professional
men.
Once
British
City
When
the
name
"Bordeaux"
is
the
name
rather
than
to
tne
iiy-"
which
Is
now
a
haven
of
.peace
in
war-clouded
France.
The
city
has
a
special
.historical
,
.interest
for
Canadians.
Its
300
years
of
British
domination,
though
back
In
the
middle
ages,
still
leave
their,
traces.
Alienflr
d'Aqultalne
brought
Bordeaux
and
the
surrounding
coup
try
(then
called
the
kingdom
of
Aqultalne
to
Henry
Tlantagenef
tt
.England
as
her
dowry
when
he
married
her
in
1152.
The
city
remained
British
until
the
victory
ot
Joan
of
Arc
and
Its
.return
to
Fraice
In
1452.
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descendants
of
an
artclent
British
colony
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Its
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Bordeaux.
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