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CENTRAL
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and
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Phone
51
Far
nest
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
LEE
HUNG
CHUNG
Chop
Suey
House
Open
Day
and
Night
Second
Avenue
City
Commissioner
Looks
Back;
Tells
Of
Some
Of
Difficulties
In
Straightening
Out
Affairs'
has
decided
to
force
her
demands,
.on
Toland.
Army,
air
lorce
ana
Inaval
reserves
are
beinR
called
by
thousands,
while
the
home
licet
is
tuned
and
ready
lor
any
cmer-
j
gency.
French
army,
air
lorce
ana
navai
reserves
are
being
mobllled
and
at
the
present
moment
France
Possibly
you
can
see
now
why
the
commissioner
hits
Iully
prppared
with
a
aundnvr
had
to
say
'no'
often
when
requests
have
been
made
of
army
or
one
and
a
one-hair
mini..
1
him,
commented
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
yester-,
equipped
and
trainee
men
10
m-
rlnv
aftnrtinnn
in
cnngl-inir
Wnro
iha
Pi-inno
Ptinm-r
fivrn
Stand
any
aKgresslve
move
on
u
J
,
,
,
,
,
.K.
nnrt
of
Germany.
The
extreme
VV.-
..V,
W'WV.
Vl
M.V
'A
Wt.V-tllO
.........
..f,
wnicn
naa
iacea
mm
aunng
nis
regime
nere
ana
measur
es
that
had
to
be
taken
in
restoring
nervousness
oi
European
iiaunu
Is
manUest
In
the
mass
movement
of
trooDS
arid
equipment
to
th
the
to
sound
financial
basis.
city
a
Prlnce
Rupert
As
Iong
aj
x
Uve
l
respective
borders.
.u
iu
uu..6
wiU
probably
be
paying
taxes
here.
Belelum
and
the
Netherlands
-
!
inereiore
i
wm
De
intensely
mier-
carry
on,
saio.
Mr.
Aiaer
dui
u
could
not
be
helped.
My
term
or
office
will
soon
be
out
but.
until
the
international
situation
Is
cleared
up
permitting
or
industrial
development
or
the
city.
I
can
see
nothing
else
for
It
but
a,
continuation
of
civic
economy,
paying
as
we
go
and
keeping
away
as
much
as
possible
from
borrowing."
Mr.
Aioer,
wnose
suDjeci
was
esteemed
member,
who
Is
leaving
"Thirty
Years
Growth
In
Prince
tne
city
for
Vancouver.
Suitable
Rupert."
tated
at
the
outset
that
sentiments
were
expressed.
the
growth
of
cities
depended
upon
.
trade
possibilities.
He
rclerred
to
the
strategic
position
or
Prince
Rupert
and
briefly
outlined
the
circumstances
leading
up
to
the
build-
in?
of
the
railway
to
this
port.
Sir
Laurier
and
Sir
Charles
M.
Wilfrid
v
ill
i
iu
iiaui
ici
nau
vitai
wa
are
taklne
extraordinary
precau-
ested
in
future
admlnlstraUon
or
an(i
putting
their
countries
clty
'
on
a
war-time
basts
due
to
the
ex-
Presldent
W.
M.
Watts
vas
In
the
trcmfiy
tense
conditions
prcvall-chalr
and
thanked
Mr.
Alder
for
his
lne
at
the
moment.
The
belief
Ui
address.
Dr.
C.
A.
Armstrong
of
oermany
that
the
signuii
of
Uv
Port
Simpson
was
a
luncheon
guest
RUSSian
non-aggression
pact
wiJ
Occasion
was
taken
by
the
prcsl-
nrnduc.
startling
results
within
the
dent
to
bid
farewell,
on
behair
or
ncxt
rew
days
has
caused
the"
tne
ciuD,
to
Dr.
H.
M.
Morrison,
in-
countries
to
prepare
for
any
even-
spector
of
schools,
a-
valued
and
tuallty.
In
United
States
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
was
back
at
Washlneton
at
1
o'clock
thli
I
afternoon,
having
cut
his
holiday
EUROPEAN
SITUATION
cruise
short
In
view
of
the
Eur..-
NOT
ENTIRELY
HOPELESS
pean
sltuaUon.
His
first
action
will
-
be
to
safeguard
the
neutrality
of
(Continued
from
Page
One)
the
United
States
and
ensure
1M
freedom
-
----
from
entanglement
in
the
HOT
m
rc,ed
a.
r?nu;
FZJt-S-
.
.
23
"m
.l-.i..ifi.
,rt
v,.rB
able
to
encircle
Poland.
He
mayi
y
1
iJTnA,
rv,.
7L
aPPeal
of
Prime
Minlste,
and
the
site
and
rapid
buUdlng
up
ATn.
.v.
u
OJ
J
Quietly
Married
of
Prince
Ruoert
Kerti
H.TttecdaV
Eveninff
wito
care.
Then
came
the
war
and
1
UCSOay
GVenilig
erson
wnQ
made
&
had
all
the
plans
spoljd
Bcrcntesgadcn
reiteratlng
ta
Mr.
Alder
told
how
the
first
coun-,
riHc.
...j.'
u
-
ell
In
1910
had
put
through
a
by-
Mrs.
Jessie
May
Waterlund
law
for
,650.000
for
street
gradmglrLS?'
J.
-me,
Bride
of
q,
Fran.
ranklin
and
sewer
construction.
fcUC
nflt
nnlv
tiA
XTAtKorlnnrI
K
oil1
raU
or
1918
before
the
bonds
had
Ztir
,
.
1
V
MSV
U1UUU
C
been
placed,
financing
meantime
were
standing
watchful
and
Dre-
Stewart
Re-
T
net
Prlrfav
nlfrKf
ft
nilt
hltt
In.
being
provided
by
the
banks.
Be-:
pared
for
the
worst.
The
British
terestlns
wedding
took
place
at
bonds
sold
at
a
con-(Emplre
fore
the
were
w,u
be
a
unJt
tf
WBf
comcj
ot
VnlM
derable
discount
owing
to
the
war,
s
u
nQ
doubt
or
&
Jackson
of
f,clal.
tne
cny
naa
paia
no
less
man
iu.-.
I
Meantlin(l
m,,nn!.
nf
mpn
,tnnrt
ln
.h(.n
Mr
,.,.
lav
Wat-P
000
in
Interest
to
the
banks.
incorporation.
Mr.
Alder
continued.
had
amounted
to
$2,900,000
and
$3.-900.000
had
been
paid
back
on
principal
and
interest
with
a
debt
still
left
as
of
three
years
ago
amount
ing
to
$1300,000.
Such
was
the
penalty
of
Interest.
City
borrowing
altogether
since.
1920,
$13,000,000.
In
1930
It
had
shrunk
to
$4300,000
and
In
1939
to
armed
ready
for
battle.
Oermany.
lund,
daughter
or
Mr.
and
Mnti
France
and
Poland
are
leading
in
J.
O.
Kelly
or
Oliver,
became
the
the
mobilization
activities.
bride
or
Oscar
Franklin
Stewart
,
Both
the
British
House
or
Com-
son
or
Mrs.
B.
F.
Stewart
or
6ml-mons
and
House
or
Lords
went
in-
thers.
Witnesses
or
the
ceremony
j
to
session
today
to
put
through
an
were
the
groom's
mother
and
Cap.
,
emergency
defence
bill,
the
King
John
Clausen.
The
bride
wore
a
I
being
back
at
Buckingham
Palace,
pretty
blue
suit
with
rust
acccs-!
breaking
hi
hnllrtnv
in
nai
During
tne
past
six
years,
r.
and
retumlng
to
London
by
train
carnations
and
lerns.
The
matran
Alder
went
the
city
had
paid
on.
.tonJght,
to
be
0n
hand
to
sign
or
honor
wore
a
black
velvet
its
without
borrowing
a
doflar
way
tne
bm
,mmedlately
,t
,s
d
In
1910
the
taxable
assessment
or
Armyi
alr
Iorce
land
had
been
$11,000,000
and
In
forcemnt.
ftr.
hpfnir
"
Ar
the
ceremony
there
was
a
well
'f
ddl"f
dlnn
at
the
C?mm
as
home
delence
measures
to
.
a
full
war
time
basis.
Special
dc
In
1932
the
tax
$1,671,410.
levy
Ience
precauUons
to
deal
wltn
th(.
was
for
$269
000
and
this
year
It
crltIcal
European
sltUatlon
are
well
had
been
$135,000.
under
way
"So
you
can
see
why
the
conw
rjritons
Are
Calm
m.u..MUiKU1mulMJ
uu,
.
Tup
Br
tlsh
DeoD
e
arp
tnnln
.
commented
Mr.
Alder.
"Until
the
International
situation
i
attitude
in
far
of
th-
.it.,
is
settled
down,
there
is
no
chance
'ation
which
laces
the
Empire
or
a
pulp
mill
or
other
industrial
Thlrtv-two
division
ar
in
0rti.
development,
continued
Mr.
Alder,
ness
to
disembark
r0r
the
contln-
skipper.
The
couple
will
have
the
,
Defence
work
will
be
a
big
factor
Cnt
at
the
sound
of
the
first
shot
congratulations
nnd
best
wishes
undoubtedly
but
It
will
be
industrial
.which
would
signify
that
Oermany
of
many
friends,
development
that
counts
perman-'
Mr.
Alder
told
or
some
things
that
1
had
been
done
to
Improve
the
city's
financial
position.
Prince
Rupert
had
been
planned
for
ten
times
the
,
population
it
now
had
and
that
presented
a
great
problem,
ir
the'
population
was
centred
between
the
two
creeks,
the
position
would
be
much
happier.
Instead
or
that,
however,
there
were
twenty-one
I
miles
or
streets
to
keep
up.
j
Bumpy
Streets
i
Complaint
was
heard,
Mr.
Alder
(
said,
of
bumps
In
some
of
the
streets.
In
the
residential
sections
I
that
was
due
largely
to
the
con-1
structlon
of
streets
In
the
foun-'
datlons
or
which
old
timber
had,
been
laid,
When
the
old
planks,
rotted
away,
bumps
developed.
Rebuilding
ror
the
time
being
was
a1
matter
for
the
future.
Meantime,'
the
only
thing
that
could
be
done
was
to
maintain
a
good
hard
surface
and
keep
water
from
underneath,
The
ncxt
major
expenditure
which
would
face
the
city,
Mr.
Alder
said,
would
probably
be
sewer
replacement
on
Third
Avenue
between
Fulton
and
McBrlde
Streets
and
on
Eighth
Street
from
Third
Avenue
to
the
railway
tracks.
To
rebuild
streets
possibly
from
$10,-
000
to
$30,000
would
be
required
but
I
this
was
something
for
the
future.
The
city
generally
was
in
a
better
condition
tday
financially
than
It
j
had
been
for
a
long
time.
The
ln-'
debtedness
had
been
1
reduced
by
$300,000
and
$34,000
a
year
had
been
cut
off
by
refunding.
The
debt
service
charge,
however,
was
still
a
Wrge
burden
at
$128,000
per
year.
.
"My.
term
of
ofrice
will
soon
be
out,"
said
Mr.
Alder
in
conclusion
,"bu
I,
.will
still
be
Interested
In
MURESCO
puts
SSkin
Walls
and
Ceilings
A
RICH
FIAT
FINISH
that
wit
not
rub
off,
crck,ehlp
ort
Md
in
l8Tintnd
White
dore
Cafe
with
covers
laid
frr
eight.
A
reception
then
followed
at
the
home
or
the
newlyweds.
819
Second
Avenue
West.
A
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Capt.
Clausen
with
the
groom
re-
Italnlng
a
calm,
and
philosophical
"P00?1"'
in
cv,cn,nK
,wa"
haPPlln
spent
dancing,
other
diversions.
otAisi
uu
ii
The
groom
Is
a
fish
packer
The
Ideal
WALL
FINISH
Muresco's
popularity
rests
on
its
lovely
sort
finish,
Its
economy
and
case
or
application,
and
on
its
great
practicability.
It
comes
In
18
beautiful
sort
tints.
Per
package
75c
U
TIL
AC
The
original
four-hour
enamel,
still
first
In
quality.
Its
rich
satin
gloss
finish
lasts
and
lasts,
continued
washing
has
practically
no
effect
on
It.
Easy
to
apply
and
economical
to
use.
4pint
30c
ViP,nt
50c
Pint
90c
Quart
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Rank
Oldg.
$1.75
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Prince
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Reservations
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It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
New
that
the
people
of
tho
whole
district
are
doing
the
same