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store
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Monday.
November
6,
1939.
EDITORIALS
THE
BRITISH
EMPIRE
In
connection
with
the
attack
made
by
Mrs.
D.
G.
year.
San
D
jTwo
ominpo
Hundred
.May
Be
There
Immediately
V
PAQK
TWO
:THX
DAILY
HaTWt
BRIGHTEN
Will
Observe
LINING
UP
"Vanity
Maid"
CENOTAPH
Armistice
Day
HOOP
PLAY
Wfnnt
From
Vmu
rarls
Of
Standard
Oilers
Are
In
ltfaillnes
Painting
of
Flag
role
is
Ticklish
District
To
Gather
In
Smithers
For
Opposition
Job
Boy
Scouts
Give
Stone
FOOTWEAR
Thorough
Scrubbing
v""
.
The
ol
Standard
Oil
basketball'
SMITHERS,
November
:-Pre-
.
J"
l.nain.
,,
fu-
PnrmnnH.n.f
.
,h,
rnh
,
on
P.
ha!?
'L.'iinieUce
schedule
.
ami
.
U
rapidly
-
,n
Hniripv
vnnpv
nrancn
ui
iiic
crigmenea
up
m
reaainess
ior
uie
observance
of
Remembrance
Turkish
Assembly
Considering
Bill
To
Ratify
Treaty
Settled
Steeves,
C.
C.
F.
member
for
North
Vancouver
in
the
Leg-j
mm
yoRK
November
6:
islature
last
week,
the
British
Empire
needs
no
defenders,
international
Refugee
commission
especially
in
this
country,
which
is
a
part
of
that
Empire!
has
been
advised
that
500
Euro-which
the
lady
attacked
and
in
which
she
lives.
At
theff"
reufs
may
immediately
same
time
it
may
not
be
out
of
place
to
draw
attention
tojSw
ta
todS88"
a
few
facts.
i
No
one
claimed
that
the
Empire
is
infallible
or
thati
"
British
statesmen
are
infallible.
The
most
rabid
imperial-!
ist
will
have
to
admit
that
many
mistakes
have
been
made
i
and
many
things
done
of
which
we
are
not
at
all
proud.
1
That
must
be
said
of
any
nation
during
its
stages
of
de-'
veiopment
and
especially
01
a
vinle
people
like
the
British.,
What
British
people
claim
and
believe
to
be
true
is!
2
that
under
the
British
flag
there
is
a
far
greater
amount
Z
01
freedom
for
the
individual
than
under
any
other,
not!
even
excepting
the
United
States
or
Holland
or
Russia.
Individual
freedom
has
been
built
up
over
a
series
of
centuries
and,
in
the
treatment
of
subject
races,
people
have
been
Gradually
trained
to
become
self-governing.
India
is
an
outstanding
example
of
this.
While
to-dav
there
is
a
tremendous
amount
of
superstition
and
ignorance
found
among
the
people
of
India
and
religious
intolerance
has
not
been
overcome,
it
is
true
that
most
wf
the
leaders
of
the
nresent
liberty
movement
are
men
who
have
been
educated
in
English
universities
and
inoculated
with
British
ideals.
British
set-
the
model
for
free
Parliaments,
free
education
.
free
sneech
and
freedom
of
worship
or
religious
education.
Naturally
with
the
development
alone
these
lines
has
come
uku'rHrI
freedom
the
"bete
noir"
of
Mrs.
Steeves
and
other
C.CvF.
members.
It
is
doubtful
if
freedom
and
rem'mentation
can
go
together.
Mrs.
Sieves
objects
to
the
word
"Empire"
in
connection
with
the
British
commonwealth'
of
nations.
It
may
not
be
the
correct
word
but
it
seems
to
be
the
only
one
available.
There
are
so
many
stages
of
development
to
be
considered
in
connection
with
the
various
nations
and
colonies.
Newfoundland
was
at
one
time
wholly
self-governing
but
it
made
a
mess
of
things
and
asked
the
British
to
take
the
country
back
as
a
crown
colony.
There
are
colonies
consisting
largely
of
negro
races
and
others
con-pistfpGr
of
Malays.
One
reason
why
the
Africanders
of
Dutch
origin
object
to
British
connection
is
because
the
British
insist
on
the
negro
majority
getting
improved
conditions
and
education.
The
Dutch
Boers,
relatives
of
Mrs.
Steeves-
would
allow
them
no
privileges
leading
to
eventual
self-government.
We
are
mentioning
these
few
things
just
to
give
a
little
idea
of
what
the
British
Empire
is
fighting
for.
It
is
for
the
preservation
and
continuation
of
that
liberty
which
has
been
handed
down
to
us-
The
British
have
ideals
which
they
are
however
imperfectly,
trying
to
put
into
practice.
The
German
ideal
is
very
largely
selfish.
Hitler's
world
vision
can
envisage
only
that
in
which
the
German
people
are
predominant
and
all
others
subjuct.
Day
observance
or
Armistice
Day
wracn
ftl
tte
cusU)mary
manner.
wnlrn
thpre
Rltnrrf-iv
nf
.
.
...
.
i
I
.
musk
hi
n
and
bandmaster.
wll
prmrlde
the
music
for
this
service.
The
regular
ArmiiUee
dance
will
Mao
be
held
in
connection
with
Mosmw
wnv
ft
Knvut
n.i.cta
this
anniversary.
.
.
.
RnllrlAV
Vallov
RrirM
Kti
fi5
Time
Has
Been
On
Dominion's
Side
With
No
Need
For
Harte
MONTREAL.
Nov.
4:
i
CP
entered
the
present
war
somewhat
more
advantageous
circumstances'
than
1914
with
Ume
"n
our
lde
and
no
need
for
haste
Mijor
General
A.
O.
L.
McNauih-,
ton.
commander-in-chief
of
the!
14
1
....
.
I
vaiiaaian
L'lTfscu
aivision,
ald
today.
(
Hockev
Scores
Saturday
Boston
0.
Toronto
5.
Sunday
Chicago
2,
Canadians
8.
Rangers
1.
Detroit
1
(overtime
tiet.
Max'
non
that
may
come
meir
during
the
coming
winter.
Ernie
Santerbane.
the
boy
th
.
"!
"
nearly
carried
th
Northern
Brill
...
supply
me
Ufmaiw
wiuvu
v-
,
.
.hrM,u..r..lin
hlr
tn
This
morning
a
man
scaled
ne
lhan
-
ted
to
grMter
year
J:"
7fter
his
flaw
noi.
in
mako
nreoaratkn
fl
v
.
Premier
last
season
alter
me
wean
r,
.
n
.
.
r
n
nBS
pccn
m
any
uitviuua
,
.
.
(,
i
for
It
to
be
painted
from
top
to
owlng
to
the
pnt
situation
m!
hnttnm
FYinr
Mllnn
nf
white
w
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-n
-
rnh.iM
rtjfOUgh
the
the
S5H.
ha
HaS
HOW
0
WniCn
IIU3
ITOHIIDra
ail
a
v"J
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ml..-.
n.iH
l
a
mMmM
paint
wiU
be
required
In
this
tlek-
0
Lh06e
who
,aId
down
their
lives
xh
0
I"9,a,,,d
llSh
n
the
Great
Wan
3
iL
f
MmPIIw
Mnwsn
ward
me
Macl
MntHttB.
On
Saturdav
afternoon
Ftov
-
.v
,M
Scouts,
under
the
leadership
of
ther
at
the
Leaion
Hall
In
the
D(?m?n?to.
an.d
.P11
Scoutmaster
.Rev..
Roy
Durnford
naming
and
marcll
to
the
United
000
"f"0?
cf
Seal
Oove.
turned
out
and
wash-
church
where
service
will
be
held
ver
as
J
l
ln
"
!
ed
off
the
cenotaph,
scrubbing
It
md
the
joint
aaspKes
of
the
country,
h?
sinnMbf
depend-1th
soao
and
water.
United
Church
und
the
Anglican
upon
for
Irtkrtpatlon
In
t
tram
home
A.
a
re-
fWh
conduced
by
Rev.
J.
T.
y
Largest
Wheat
Crop
Is
Claimed
Soviet
RueUa
Believes
It
Volume
Is
Exceeded
Bv
No
Other
Country
u"
ol
wl"
"a
DurcWvl
and
Rev
J
E
BlrchaU.
A
1Tn",aM
ma
dul
al
ehelr
of
more
than
twenty
voices
,d5rk
v...
,
w.
f.
,v...
8"ard
where
both
of
them
have
pleees
under
the
leadership
of
J.l
i01"1?,.
"f
s
nmv
th.
ii
knnwT
local'
cessanr
only
Jim
Currie
will
be
4cn
iinm
u
irui
Kuura
line.
Art
Murray
having
turned
In
hta
strips.
Art
cannot
find
enough
time
for
practice
and
without
practice
It's
a
tough
Job
to
hold
a
place
As
the
boys
are
not
really
In
ciaim,
10
nave
ine
largest
wneat
7
'
tha
,
hln
nearly
"
ypt
no
mes
have
been
"
....
'
1(V1
vlj.mn
frnm
fVrf!irvn!
"ru
lur
IHC
lime
Dng
inr
Burn
Lake
and
It
is
expected
that
Tm?
and
nave
a
formidable,
there
will
be
a
ood
representation100""
uad
on
and
ty
,
-of
thP-
rrhfrt
in
ntfonrtineel
are
al
rather
sure
of
a
victory
in
that
day.
War
Conditions
jMore
Favorable
kin
-ti
.
'
I
General
McNauto
Observe,
That
,
pact
recently
negotiated
by
Turkey
with
Great
Britain
and
France
was
j
introduced
In
the
Turkish
Assembly
yesterday.
Refugees
For
J
should
they
meet
the
champion
it
is
hoped
the
two
teams
will
get
together
soon
so
that
sport
will
not
die
after
uch
a
suecessfu.
season
In
1932-39.
City
Commissioner
W
J
Alder
i&
to
be
approached
with
record
to
Mhe
use
of
the
Exhibition
Buildln
tor
practice
as
thr
Catholic
Hail
OymnaMum
now
being
used
is
too
small
for
proper
floor
work
r
i
j
Tht
dvcrtlietnent
If
not
pobllbH
nr
dltpUyH
by
the
Liquor
Control
lkrd
or
by
th
Government
or
rtrltith
CMumbla.
BOWLING
ALLEYS
Opening
Tonight
It
Is
the
aim
of
the
new
owner
to
provide
the
bowllnr
public
with
clean,
pleasant
surrounding
In
th
newly
renovated
premises,
coupled
wllh
smart,
courteous
serVic
and
first
class
equipment.
The
Alleys
will
operate
week
days
only
from
3
to
6
p.m.
and
from
7
to
12
midnight.
Matinee
Rates
of
10c
per
line
on
5-pln
games
and
12ic
per
line
on
10-pin
games
will
be
In
effect
afters
noons
from
3
to
G.
Regular
Kates
evenings
of
124c
per
line
and
15e
respectively
will
prevail
from
7
to
12.
Weekly
I'rhes
ror
high
wores
Ladles
and
nentlemen
LOOK
FOR
BOWLING
SIGN'
ON
SIXTH
STrtEET
OPPOSITE
UOVAL
II0TLL
Phone
CS
TlurElectrical
Work
in
these
Howlinpr
Alleys
was
put
in
by
Gordon
and
Anderson
Moratorium
For
Soldiers
'4
i
'
I
I
tMMr
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I
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"Abovl
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CIGARETTES
"The
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mkuk
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tmri,J,
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the
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tw
1i
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ii
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CASUS
iN
coin
in
uouniy
uour
.
x
a
moratorium
on
all
debt
of
sold-
boiine
befor.
J
W
Erl
ni
rniuung
ror
war
service
as
corn
litre
er.!y
r
well
as
exemption
of
their
homec
few
naturall.nt
f
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eth
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Fare
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and
Itrtara
Tif-kets
on
sale
Nov
1st,
1939
to
Feb.
2th
1940
F;rul
Return
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March
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!
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naectfons
at
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with
Canadian
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Sr..
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1
Tickets
and
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from
1
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rriwt
it
C
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"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
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Lunrh
on
Toasted
Sandwichw
or
Honi
d'oeuvrc
One
Package
Bervea
Four
People
K.ep4
for
Weeks
ln
Refrigerator
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&
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Storage
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