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Wednesday.
July
12,
1939.
PADLOCK
THE
CATHEDRAL
Those
who
think
it
is
all
right
for
the
police
of
Quebec
province
fo
padlock
the
homes
of
those
who
dare
to
pass
out
communistic
literature'
may
pause1
to
think
what
might
happen
if
they
had
the
padlock
law
in
England,
the
home
of
the
free;
Over
in
that
country
they
have
a
dean,
the
Dean
of
Canterbury,
the
man
who
has
sole
control
of
the
ancient
cathedral
which
is
the
parish
church
for
thej
head
of
the-
Church
of
England.
This
dean
is
a
socialist
j
!
.1
.
in
nlnnn
Uia
Vilnoo?
n
rr
fin
onmnilin.
:
ri
as
s
in
E
fl
BOARD,
Good
home
cooking,
814
they
might
padlock
the
dean's
house
or
the
Cathedral
in
j
FOR
SALF
tt.
which
he
preaches.
He
not
only
publicly
advocates
soc-iroR
bmjm
Sultt
ialism
but
he
even
writes
pamphlets
about
it
and
issues
Dining
Room
suite,
also
Bed-
them
to
the
public
at
cost
so
that
he
has
become
Know
as
the
"Twopenny
Dean."
This
is
all
very
terrible
but
it
is
freedom.
We
do
not
padlock
tlie
Dean.
Nobody
ever
suggested
such
a
thing.
The
British
sense
of
justice
would
not
tolerate
such
a
thing.
They
laugh
at
the
Dean,
some
criticize
him,
a
few
curse
him
but
nobody
suggests
interfering
with
his
activities.
It
seems
to
be
that,
if
the
world
is
to
make
real
pro-
room
Suite
new),
Moffat
Electric
Range
and
Water
Heater,
Dresser
with
roomy
drawers.
Tea
Wagon.
Spin
Dry
Washing
Machine,
Ironing
Machine.
Various
hosehold
articles.
Ladles'
Leather
Raincoat,
size
16,
Afternoons
2
to
6
p.m.
Evenings
by
appointment.
Mrs.
O.
W.
Dunn,
j
132
5th.
Ave.
East.
(164)
(;i
CiM
ik
inuoi,
uc
uujic
jii
bitaiy
nay.
n
to
triun
i.u
tin
u-
jjpjJ
suite
cate-violence
but
as
long
as
that
is
not
done
every
man
has
a
right
to
his
opinion
whether
he
be
social
crediter,
C.C.F,
communist,
liberal
or
new
democrat.
This
idea
of
freedom
of
the
individual
is
once
more
brought
to
the
forefront
by
the
action
of
the
supreme
court
of
the
United
States
in
declaring
that
any
group
of
persons
in
that
country
had
a
right
to
hold
a
meeting
in
the
streets
of
the
city
of
New
Jersey
or
any
other
city
in
the
country.
Furniture,
Chester-2
walnut
bedroom
suites,
oak
diningroom
suite,
Mc-Clary
Range
with
oil
burner,
McClary
circulating
heater,
lamps
chairs,
Miscellaneous
household
articles.
Phone
Blue
803.
(166)
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Six
room
house
fur
nve.
CjUlsl.
rouiir
ivcu
ooi.
uoj;
PERSONAL
BE
READY
FOR
EXAMINATIONS!
We
have
helped
hundreds
to
obtain
positions
as
Letter
Carriers-,
Postal
Clerks,
Customs
Examiners,
Clerks
and
Stenographers
etc
Free
booklet
of
Information.
m;
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C.
Schools
Ltd,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
In
Canada.
If.
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WANT
VIM?
TRY
RAW
OYSTER
Tonic.
OSTREX
Tablets,
to
pep
up
whole
body
quick!
If
not
delighted
with
results
first
I
package,
maker
refunds
Its
low
price.
You
don't
risk
a
penny
!
Call,
write
McCutcheon's
Drug
Store.
tf.
WANTED
iWANTEIX-3
or
4
room
furnished
J
1
flat
or
house.
Phone"
Blutf
443.
(162)
map.
19
Wed.neday,
Jmy
m8
PAQE
TWO
.THE
DAILY
NEWS
MEN'S
F
With1
our
large
range
in1
both'
dress
and
work
boots
comprising
of
ITartts,
Ritchies,
Scott
McIIales,
Tebbets,
Valentine,
firebh
and
iTamilton
makes.
We
cover
a
wonderful
range
in
style
and"
quality
;
'
Let
IfoShW
Yon
A
WILY
SHOE
STORE
The
Home-
of
Good
Shoes
ltD.
LOCXLlEPRESENTATlOXSMAbE
would
undoubtedly
opetf
up
ON
ALASKA
HIGHWAY
ROUTE
try
rich
ill
natural
resources-
but
'
11
ts
submitted
that,
the
western
i
JContinued
from
Page
One)
'loute
offers'
access
to
kuown
re'
....
,
.
.
tources
to-
a
girtuer
degree
than
practical
conger
from
airplane
at-
nUfcS
iaLR"
.
,
,
"A
htavy
mlnerailirti
zone
either
7
.
llfS
a,onS
thl
or
wltliln-
easy
him.
"Commercially
tt
is
desirable
fvrt1
lf
.rrtfW1
mo0
that
this
road
should
reach
or
be
to
m?
b,
Both
,bdt
closely
accessible
to
the
main
cen-
anfl
dC
ten
of
population
In
Br
Utah
Co
-umbla
Yukon
and
Alaska
This
,
,
can
only
De
oouunea
oy
louowini
ta
districts
at
"Dnutdpr
the
western
route.
The
route
.
.
.j
f
.
.
11.111.L
.
.
k.i
nt
.
.
.
m
v.
.
Olof
Hanson
spoke
briefly,
again
urging
the
value
of
the
western
route
to
the
country,
especially
ln
rpnnrtJnn
wlfh
fh
Hevplnrimonf
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries
,of
resources.
He
felt
sure
the
com-
Llm,U?d4
Oold
?nylwa.h
Coast.
British
""s!;
Wr,n;
West'slon
mission
'would
give
a
fair
decl-neba,
City
'Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
thanked
the
Commlsion
for
coming
to"
Prince
Rupert.
Commissioner
Spencer
admitted
this
was
the
first
time"
he
had
visited'
PrTnc?-
Rupert.
He
notei
that,
after
drivlri
a-
thousand
miles,
they
were
still
In'
th
centre
of
the
province.
Hon.
Mr
Stewart,
ln
closing
the
sessiori,
"commented
on
the
fact
that
Fohhfr
Premier
S.
Fi
Tolmle
and
the
present
Premier,
Hon.
T
D.
Pattullo,
both
strongly
urged
the'
building
of
the
road'
and
ex-
pressea
me
opinion
u
snouia
Keep
as
close
Jo
American'
te'rrlory"
as
possible.
This
view
was
shared
by
American
members
or
the
NAVY
WINS
1
IN
SOCCER
Took
Close
Two
To
One
Decision
From
Pioneer
Laundry
In
Fixture
Last
Night
Last
evening's
football
fixture
ln
the
Mobley
Cup
city
champion
ship
series
brought
Pioneer
Laundry
team
and
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve-
teams
to-
!
r
""
aether
and
an
Interesting
game
re
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
31
For"
Best'
Household
Coal"
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
4--
suited-
In
a
narrow
win
ior
me
.avy
b
twb
goals
to
one.
,
The.'
first
half
was
scoreless
aiyanl
cemred
well
but
Smith
ran
ut
and
cleared.
Navy
attacked
again
and
Bill
supped
a
dangerous
attack.
Currle
and
Houston
ot
awsv
and
Pavitktt
rounded
oft
the
attack
with
a
good
shot
that
Mbif.au
Mo:id.
Smith
savea
twice
and
McLeod
headed
wen
on
a
couple
of
occasions
to
clear.
Murray
and
Houston
made
head
way
until
Eby
stepped
in.
Smith
arid'
Christtaun
made
a
good
rutv
but
Keavs
cleared.
The
Laundry
north
from
Prince
ucorge.
runs
,
.
...
...
.,
,i.
.
hut
Hon
through
country
wh
eh
to
remote
,
it
off.
fthlch
fonnatlon
alds
Eby
,
Morwn
hrfd
rr?alTn
and
to'""
characterlsticsisunberg
sh,
Ju.H
wide.
McMeekln
"The
country
through
which
hirh
the
the
.
dangerous
after
nice
r
e
lJLtS
a
fifty-six
ourt
nugget
was
Work
by
Armstrong
but
Dussan-
r.
'".Vr1
".l"
:
Vl'
..X:
taken,
the
largest
yet
discovered
ish
broke
up
the
attack.
the
kick-off
at
the
,
.
.
,.i.-
"i
onnAii
vuiuiiioiu.
mere
are
ire-
tugiu
from
imu
urc
to
sportsman,
game
hunters
ana
,,..,,
,WWrtfl,.MB
,..,.
,Mm
half
the
Navv
highly
praised
by
thaseho
hae
(approxlmate,y
$200.00
Hahglttg
back.
Christian
put
the
e!iL.
i.
a
tonl
tove
so
far
rendered
prac-
Sailors
a
goal
up.
Before
the
teami
m,
connect
?
.t
wL,rL
Whltehorse
nS
and
t:calIy
inaccessible.
had
really
seUled
down
the
Navy
T
wesUm
woud
gQt
galn
and
nlfe
Com.
cPen
UP
rich
Groundhog
dls-
bination
gave
Smith
a
chance
and
.Rmih.jntnr
"Fiom
the
point
of
vIpw
view
nf
of
tnnr
tour-
,
.
...
,
.
...
.
.
beat
,
KI.
namesake
for
,
.
a
sec
tw.
lsts
It
is
important
that
an
altei
native
method
of
returning
should
be
available
and
this
can
mou
'easily
be
gained
by
providing
road
connuectlon
with
some
point
or
trtct
with
its
Immense
deposits
of
he
his
anthracite
coal:
Aside
from
Its
end"
goal.
Then
the
Laundry
tight-commercial
advantage
this
coal
ened
up.
Play
was
even
for
a
spell,
also
ofrers
a
strategic
consldera-
Laundry
forwards
were
neat
but
tibn
inthat
the
port
of
Prince
ineffective
against
Davles
while
7
,
.ZZftaw
Rupert
and
other
ports
in
Alaska
Armstrong.
McMeekln
and
SmUh
points
at
the
coast
where
steamers
.....
..
n,wnva
th-t,i.
The
call.
A
combination
of
the
steamer,
-
-
y
uundry"
f
fna.ly
got
a
l
when
SS,mSg,n5eA!Sk?
cf-
El
bf
address,
a
hard
drive
by
Houston
struck
iSSi?.
Z
J
r
i?i
and
of
a
t
the
people
here
were
strong-
M-Leod's
head
and
wa,
deflected
Ilu
?
TdoubteSv
W
supporUng
ths
western
route
past
Morgan.
Only
a
goal
behind.
lfTftr
action
SSi
that
lt
W0U,d
best
th
""
altackpd
and
In
uch
moTso
J
faSK
he
count-
had
V,r'k
dld
Wf"
ln
SupP)rt
bUt
HWniiiiJoJ
WeWe
dnn8
In
re-
was
no
further
goaU
and
the
!2l
ietJm
Some
-rd
U
the
snowfall
but
he
felt
Royal
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
re
make!"
had
been
cleared
up
by
evl-
corded
another
win
by
the
score
"The
western
route
would
!...u.
.i.-
r
,
dence
given
at
Hazettnn.
The
wst-
of
two
goaU
to
one.
would
benefit
the
Yukon
Teams.
..
sni
route
Mri,
t
imA
i
nin
:SS5?
SSSy
PrtS
Ruir
an?
the
Alaskan
Part
Handle
a,
Laundry-Ted
Smith:
K,y.
SrtBrittoluto
sub-
Alex
Bill;
R.
Murray.
Buonlch.
$
$5
00
and
as
Britlsh
Columbia.
He
S
S2
milted
a
letter
from
a
resident
o'
Vnk
Sunberg.
Houston.
Sam
Cur-
0
Handle
Atlln
as
to
conditions
in
the
coun-
tie
Pavlikls
I
,,,.,
,try
through
which
the
highway
R-
C.
N.
V.
IL-Morgan;
f.by.
would
P1153-
h'8hest
Plnt
Rona,cU;
"
McEd.
Davles.
D
"Whichever
Whichever
route
route
is
is
adopted
aaopiea
feet
NeLson;
Bryant
SmIln
chrlstLson.
the
snowfall
was
five
Inches.
There
ArmstrnT
McMeekln
were
few
deep
gorges
to
cross.
.
Rod
McRae.
who
had
hiked
over
the
old
telegraph
line
trail
taking
five
weeks
oil
the
trip,
explained
that,
beyond
Telegraph
Creek,
the
going
was
easy
over
a
gravelly
.'country
with
only
two
large
rivers
to
cross.
The
commissioners
seem-
CONNECTIONS
WANTED;
ed
much
Interested
in
this
evi-
WEST
African
Importers
and
ex-
and
lnt
R
Canadian
producers
or
manurac-j
turers.
Samples,
offers
for
merchandise
of
all
descriptions,
prhv
cipally
fish
products,
and
terms!
Africa'.
ROARD
AND
ROOM
aim
even
gues
su
lai
iu
jjiac
mo
uimoihs
"
2n(j
venue
west'
ism
as
practised
in
Russia
and
to
state
that,
while
living;
;
conditions
in
Germany
are
steadily
getting
worse,
living
j
FOR
KKNT
XT.
conditions
in
Russia
are
improving.
This
is,
of
course,
i
CLEAN
weii-furnished
modem
ap-
lerriDie
ior
some
or
us
to
oeiieve
uuu
n
it
ti
uc
nictv,
ix
mcjr
t
artments.
Phone
Red
444.
ti5e
set
out
to
padlock
in
that
country
as
they
do
in
Quebec!
Ml
Punch
is
Canada's
finest
and
most
popular
cigar
.
.
.
Get
a
fevr
right
away
Cellophane
prevents
dryness
and
loss
of
flavour
Punch
wint
ihi
immtdiaft
approval
of
ih
diKriminating
tmoktf
I
MacKenzies
Furniture
Used
Chesterfield
Suite
Covered
in
Tapestry.
Good
Condition,
Reasonable
Price
327
Third
Avenue
Phone
775
ThMmnfAfterTatinfiGrtersDttebverPlk
Mrs.
Nelson
Is
Honored
By
W.A.
by
Mrs
O.
A.
Rlx
of
a
beauUftil
picture
of
Prince
Rupert
On
be
hair
of
the
members
of.
the
Aut-'llary
and
friends.
Mrs.
Rix
tx--reiwd'
reirret
V
the
departure
di
Mrs.
NefoOh
who.
beddes
belnf
a
rrenUltonr
Made
".
extended
b
Mem
her
And
I
r
end
i
uvior
Prior
To
To
1
Departure
Irom
City
SekM
,
rMpondlnJ
M.
iprewed
her
graUflcaUon
She
re.
On
Tuesday
afternoon
memberi'Tii'ked
on
the
happiness
of
hfr
of
Uie
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
ST
rwMenee
In
Prince
Rupert
and
Andrew's
Arudtoan
Cathedral
awl
rxorrwed
the
t
hope
that
in
her
friends
were
guests
of
Mrs.
3
B.
new
home
she
wmuld
often
meet
Oibson
at
the
deanery.
Fourth
Av
,;ld
friends.
enue
East,
at
a
delightful
tea
In
honor
of
Mrs.
W
J.
Nelson.
Ion?
POPItlNO
FROGS
a
valued
atvd
highly
esteemed
TROWBRIDOE.
Engtond,
Jnl
mtmber
of
the
Auxiliary
who
it
ft:
tCPi
It
rained
thousand!
of
leaving
Prince
Rupert
to
reside
in
Unv
fra
here,
startling
swlmraen
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