PAQE
TWO
Clearance
SALE
Broken
Lines
to
be
Cleared
Out
at
Greatly
Reduced
Prices
in
Every
Department
of
the
Store.
Now
is
Your
Opportunity
for
a
Heal
Bargain
Ladies'
broken
lines
in
pumps
and
straps,
in
leather
and
suedes.
on
f
Clearance
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Men's
broken
lines
in
calf
Oxfordsr
'
QA
f
iT
high
grades.
Clearance
V
Misses
and
Childs'
calf
Oxfords
Cj
qp
Real
values
JjX5D
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Horn
of
Good
Shoes
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02
-25
Tuesday.
December
5,
1939.
EDITORIALS
ANOTHER
JUST
CAUSE
A
Finland
is
fighting
in
a
just
cause.
The
Russians
are
the
oppressors,
pouncing-
on
a
Jittle
country
in
order
to
maite
ner
a
inouiary
state.
It
is
possible
that
Russia
remembers
what
happened
twenty
years
ago
when
Finland
drove
the
Russians
out
of
the;cmmtry
and
they
had
to
sue
for
peace.
Something
similar
may
happen
this
time
At
anv
rate
the
wjhoif
world
will
be
with
the
Finns
in
their
hour
of
trial.
It
is
a
sad
commentary
on
the
dviUzatron
of
Russia,
that
she
ha?
to
try
to
enforce
her
will
on
her
small
neighbor,
especially
when
Finland
has
done
nothing
to
provoke
"a
quarrel
except
to
stand
up
for
her
rights.
It
seems
a
pity
that
the
neutral
states
cannot
get
together
to
withstand
the
steadv
encroachment
which,
if
allowed,
will
gradually
spread
to
their
countries.
A
CURIOUS
REASON
One
reason
given
often
in
the
American,
radio
reports
for
the
sympathetic
references
to
the
little
country
of
Finland
is
that
she
paid
her
debt
to
the
United
States.
It
is
a
sordid
reason
and
one
that
does
not
give
credit
to
the
mentality
of
the
American
people.
The
Finnish
debt
was
not
a
war
debt.
The
money-
was
"borrowed
for
reconstruction
purposes
after
the
war
and
the
country
benefited
by
every
dollar
that
was
loaned.
In
the
case
of
Great
Britain,
much
of
her
debt
wasincurred
for
the
purpose
of
making
common
cause
with
the
United
States
against
Germany.
Much
of
it
was
remaned
to
France
and
other
countries
and
that
debt
was
never
rennfrl
Ttritnin-
uc
.
1
MJ
Ull
able
to
collect
and
trhile
'
she
continued
to
pay
for
some
j
"a
one
ii
cveuwuaiiv
Kive
up.
Today
the
British-
and
French
peonle
are
fighting
al
most
as
mtich
forte
United
States
as
for
themselves.
Let
Germanv
ovemm
Euronejmd
see
what
will
then
hanper
to
the
American
republic
with
Germany
on
one
side
Jinr
Janan
on
tV
oVr.
As
it
was.
the
German
Bund
hp'
smarted
s
strona
aTjtation
for
Fascism.
fn
the
Unitr
States.
Fortunatolw
the
leader
turned
outvtft)
a
crol-who
ha?
bet
convicted
of
various
crimes.
AVUH
a
hostile
Eurooe
ami
A,ia
it
is
hard
to
say
what
might
"hapjjen.
Britain
is-the
bufferv
bearing
the
brunt
of
the
iittac1
Thar
is
m,i
nto
cleav
frorri
the
fact
that
the
German.-snend
mo"f
of
thei
time
inrvittmeration
against
the
BH
tish.
blamin-
them
for
all
their
troubles.
Most
of
the
ar
and
nihmrine
attacks
so.far:havebeen
aeainst
the
Brf.
tish.
The
GeTnans
know
that
once
they
siibdne
that
conn
try,
the
world
is
theirs.
f
OER.MAN
PROPAGAmi
What
lodks
very
much
like
German
nronatranda
is
ar
article
published
in
a
British
Columbia
iyeefytwith
stronp
anti-British
sympathies
telling:
of
a
snpnosej.plot
prepared
in
London
to
discredit
-the
present
New
-Zealand-
tzov
eminent
This
story
has
all
the
ear
marks
of
the
Goebbels
system
of
publicity.
'
'
No
respectable
Canadian
paper
would
have
fallen
so
low
as
to
Publish
an
article
of
that
kind
under
present
world
conditions
NEW
EXPRESS
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FOR
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FOR
SALE
Seven-room
house
with
furnace.
Two
lots
on
corner.
703
Fulton
Street.
(287)
FOR
SALE
1
1925
2-3-ton
Nash
with
6x9
dlimp
body
and
powerful
'
hoist,
good
condition;
1
1937
2-ton
panel
delivery
Interna-'
tlonal.
A-l
shape,
price
very
rea-'
sonable.
Apply
National
Motors.
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or
three
furnished
rooms,
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THE
DAILY
NTW2
1
.
....
Decent,
j,,
Daughter
of
Late
Admiral
Jcllicoc
Weds
A
guttering
array
cf
royally
ar.c
nobil'ty
attended
the
wed-dii
of
this
happy
couple
at
Holy
Trinity
Church.
L.v
don.
The
oitde
and
groom,
pictured
leaving
the
church,
are
Mr
Francis
William
Hope
Louden
and
the
former
Lady
Prudence
Jettleoe.
daughter
ol
the
late
Admiral
Jellkoe.
one
of
Britain's
heroes.
Princess
Cecihe
of
Prussia,
daughter
of
the
ex-Crowr.
Prince
of
Germany,
was
one
of
the
bridesmaid.
occasion-evenings,
25,
Daily
(284
r
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
Housekeeping
Apartments
(Hot
Water
Heated!
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
l
low
charges
on
packages
over
twenty-five
pounds,
all
arranged
to
pro-
A
I
r.N
I
I
1W
KK
larger
and
heavier
packages
br
Ex-
r?
"
press
from
coast
to
coast
"All
such
shipments
Include
free
pick-up
and
!jf
Announcement
of
Interest
to
Thoe
delivery
aerdee
at
more
than
1.000
JjT
Shipping
at
Christmas
poinU
where
such
services
are
now
M
maintained
throughout
the
Domin-
it
MONTREAL.
De:.
5.
With
the
ton."
concluded
Mr.
Harper
ti
approach
of
the
Christmas
season.
zs
the
Express
comoanies
of
Canada
6f
announce
that
low
charges
are
now
V
,
5
in
effect
on
Express
packigfs
of
m
twenty
five
pounds
and
under,
with
N'nv
YORK.
Dec
5
-Wheat
pric-
S
correspondingly
low
rates
on
heav-
ts
'frc
c
to
xc
higher
yesterday
rf.
ier
packages,
for
delivery
to
an
on
the
Nea.York
market
with
May
Sjr
oolnts
In
Canada,
aecordln
to
I
ctosilig
at
S97c
At
Winnipeg
price
W
M.
Harper,
chairman,
the
Express
f
re
UP
'c
to
th
December
W
Trarnc
AajocUtion
cl
Canada
"
2
These
rates
will
include
orotectkm
...
""""
.n
against,
loss
or
damage
up
to
fifty
dollars
per
package.
Commencing
with
a
small
minimum
charge
on
packages
of
one
oound
or
less,
coupled
with
d
r
.o-door
service
at
prinMoal
no::
a
slidine
scale
of
economicnl
nte-
will
apply
on
all
packages
welsh
:
.g
from,
two
to
twenty-five
rr
ur
;
i
moving
between
aU
point
in
Cm
-ada.
"These
low
charges
have
been
arranged
for
the
advantage
of
those
sending
indivld'ual
packages
by
Express
during
the
ruh
of
the
Christmas
trade
when
soeedv
and
safe
deHvexy
i
essential,
stated
M.
Harper.
"Housewives
are
familiar
with
Exnress
oick-uo
and
delivery
'errice.-
said
Mr.
Harper,
"and
realize
all
that
is
necestary
to
secure
such
service
is
to
teteohone
the
Express
companies
when
their
Chris
Unas
packages
are
ready
and
the
parcels
will
be
picked
up
nrompUy
by
courteous
Express
ve-hiclemen."
There
are
alto
in.
effect
correspondingly
economical
rates
per
100
pounds
between
ooinls
acrw
the
Dominion
which
in
turn
provide
for
iEiHL'
Ba.
K!IL
combined
with
phytic!
powti
wlm
tht
Konowf
In
Hy
tvery
(pottliif
vtnL
In
U
mnrctwe
of
LUCKY
LAGER,
iUII
in
brcwinf,
plus
thr
in
of
th
hljhcii
quality
Injrtdltnli,
mlit
bti
dirvlns'oft)i
Mat
"Th
Chmoft
of
BnM
Atk.
For
IiUCKVLArjER
Otht
ftmoos
milt
b
BURTON
tvo
ALE
SILVER
SPRING
STOUT
COAST
BREWERIES
LIMITED
fMCovni
.
tit
niTumirti
.
rCTO
ThU
advertliement
Is
not
publlihed
or
dUpliyeJ
by
(be
Liquor
Control
"ord
or
by
the
Government
of
UrllUh
ColumbU
THIS
WAR
DIFFERENT
Modern
if
If
;Sf
5Ti
Front
Takes
Form
AnrJrut
Siege
,
compartment
Atkins
Crosscut
Saw
6
feet
in
length
Bird
Cage
Three
and
two
opal
seed
cups
or
By
HENRY
CASSIDY
Associated
Press
Staff
Writer
WITH
THE
FRENCH
ARMY
ON
THE
WESTERN"
FRONT,
Dec.
5:
APIt
a
a
far
cry
from
the
First
Great
War
to
the
new
war
on
the
western
front.
The
mass
struggles
that
characterized
the
last
war
thus
far
are
conspicuous
by
their
absence.
The
:rnnt
line
Is
far
different
from
the
days
of
1914.
Most
of
the
roons
are
ensconced
snugly
in
the
huge
Maglnot
Line
cement
and
fortresses
which
replace
the
damn.
cold.
cootie
-
Infested
trench
and.
dugouts
of
1919.1918.
.
Good
beds,
good
food,
radio
pro-eroms
nearly
all
the
comfort
heme.
In
factare
offered
the
rrj-mr-dav
French
soldier,
who.
"
far,
has
fouaht
largely
on
Oer-territory
Instead
of
defend-his
own
soil,
as
in
1870
and
'r
n"w
"nr.
from
which
man
""H-"v
wmrlses
were
expected.
"T
"""
"rvidl
one
tha
with
aU
the
modern
machines
ol
war.
the
fighting
has
revrrtM
to
'ancient
principles
of
the
siege.
I
came
out
through
Verdun,
the
fort
that
held
out
against
the
Germans
during
the
last
war.
and
went
to
see
Oeneral
Oeorges
Le-sourd.
towering,
gray-haired
sol-
,oier
who
u
military
governor
of.
.-lWljlatfUI
r
4
by
nipping
off
frontier
posk
Then
came
the
ft,.
vance
into
the
Saar
He
tatted
amlabJrofHhp
wawo-l!I!?,'
Une
snd
lh
Wei-
'
'
I
inn
was
done
at
.
..
"We
haven't
"heard
even
seen
any
Dlanes"
s.
h
n
lain
tairf
"Here,
the
civilian
nnmiinMnr.
haint
even
been
evacuated.
It
hat'
711
"
toKwhe-a
"'I
nc
uuTuru
uiote
wno
'
Mwun
ay
nu
.
.
.
m
m...
i
.
-oujq
move
oui
to
ao
$n
"r
waa
a
coaf
Complete
Camouflage
,M
fr
Going
farther
east,
eaim
through
uirougn
the
me
treat
barracks
ountryawe
grows
'h
atmorphere
more
serious.
Traf-
'c
control
oasts
stop
you
for
Iden-iflcatlon.
You
are
not
conscious
of
lasting
over
the
Maglnot
Line
Then
you
come
to
the
front
area
warming
with
troops
and
com-
tf
ounouflaged.
A
simple
TOKYO.
iCP.-j..-,,
'hltchouw
with
red
roof
and
vines
quoted
Huaste
u,
tZ
-rowin
on
the
wallt
vwt.i.
.
.
.
Mt
r','''
ort.
the
waUt
lined
with
concrete
frJ
paei
rd
d
L
f
-
onai-
ersity
for
tmor
wni
-
unumunwiK)ii
i
rr
ncn5
are
Japanese
retat
uTriTa
wun
no
of
err
en
trsua
tnd
rreenare
vague
bulks
In'
the
ambassador
The
m,n
tro0,M
themselves
are
-act
etoirea
tto
end
o
iKiw
rover
oi
nouses
and
bams
The
pact
aererna
Jam
...
irwn
inn
reion
that
the
rtehla
In
RtMstan
te
rtrnrn
nwrica
operations
SepUm-
off
Siberia.
mi.,.
,.
uuut
or'.,.
.
and
the
JUitne
.'.'.
jno-man'S.Jand
-
-
,
sance.
between
n.i.
P1"-
..r:havlnK
Ont
Z'l
9nly
been
dUDersed''
to
surround
-fBn
n
Joung,
heattt
t.
.
i
i
.
-
t
nvm
r-m
......
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-,
mie
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Furniture
for
Christmas.
3-Picce
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ith
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C
ft
Q
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5
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Buffet
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and
four
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if
vfiuutiereti
man's
Studio
Loungi
double
bed.
M
Bflrga'n
price
$18.50
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Radios
M
WcMtinghoune
ll-tulie
Radio
In
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price
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Victor
Battery
Set
5
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m
Gladstone
Bags
Cowhide
era:
'
f
that
any
man
would
be
04
O
Afj
proud
to
have
t?14.UV
Used
Furniture
At
Bargain
Prices
for
Quick
Selling
Pulls
out
to
form
S56.50
1
A
Qiiaa
Cabinet
I-arge
Q15fl0
rize.
Bargain
nrice
.
Hardware
$5.50
perches,
swing
$2.00
Stoves
Slightly
Used
Oil
Bnrnintr
Cabinet
tt..
550.00
Gtwtl
Cheer
Circulator
Heater
1
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burning
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or
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v
Coleman
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Iamn
Complete
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shade
Stanley
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Metal.
18-inch
size
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Sweeper
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r
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35.00
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