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TWO
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Black
and
Brown
Oxford
and
Strap
with
Cuban
and
Spanivh
Heels.
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lhoes
are
rrfular
$."S
value.
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PRICED
to
mate
room
(or
new
sprint
line
on
tbe
a
jr.
Almost
aH
aim
and
widths
in
the
Ut.
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Is
a
real
bar-tain
in
Mrh
trade
dependable
footaear.
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store
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n
tf
p.,
Broak
r
x
idle
iii
a
aasecii,
nijuu
.rwucj
nun
juui
iiaiib
and
author,
writing
in
one
of
the
popular
American
and
Canadian
magazines,
says
he
does
not
feel
at
all
sure
that
the
Germans
will
not
overrun
Europe,
taking
France,
Great
Britain
and
the
Scandinavian
countries
and
then,
when
they
have
consolidated
their
position,
setting
out
to
take
United
States
and
Canada.
He
has
been
in
close
touch
with
the
situation
since
the
beeinninc
and
has
not
been
at
all
sympathetic
to
the
British
cause.
He
says
that'
the
tne
real
reai
lighting
iigming
will
win
commence,
commence,
according
accoruin?
to
to
German
SPORT
CHAT
Port
Simpson
is
reported
to
have
defeated
'be
FVearea's
team
front
Kew
Metlakalla.
Alaska,
at
Port
Stmpmn
on
Monday
night
Thi-.
the
first
visaing
team
playing
cn
in
new
Simpeon
floor,
is
not
to
be
underrated
a
it
is
a
rt-gaiar
team
from
New
Metaatatla
and.
m
a
tagoe
that
tarns
Out
such
fine
town
teanu.
there
is
no
place
for
seecnri
raters.
The
Oder
h
merer
are
hard
to
ton
flute
that
the
SHmp-scnitei
have
any
chances
of
Bfttrf
the
title
thi-
year
x
they
ran
not
Last
season
the
Often
defeated
the
Y
P
EA
team
at
Slaipaaa
in
a
close
game.
The
teak
foand
tbe
cramped
haH
mch
to
the
advantage
of
the
homesters
and
retnrned
home
with
the
ery:
"WeH
never
play
there
again.".
Art
Murray
wit
the
recipient
of
a
tentle
3
pound
Impact
on
his
right
ankle
and
the
other
members
of
the
team
were
taking
nerve
toniaj
for
wsae
Mate.
Apparently
tbe
Simpson
people
are
to
Ueneva
and
dot7i
the
Rhone
Vallev
to
the
Meduerran-
CtOTe
-
curimg
ciub
over
the
ean
hore.
Mussolini
will
join
Germany.
Japan
will
seize
ckeiS1
u
th
the
Dutch
East
Indies,
synchronizing
her
attacks
withi03
J.-v.
FIGHT
CARD
Ieal
ran
Crowd
Moo
HaU
Show
r.nlhnilim
I'or
iVrestunr
And
Bating
In
Mder
Manner
Plenty
of
aeUon
and
a
food
unsafe
of
stwrwaaiuatp
featured
la.
:
(right
vfWimn
and
buxtng
card
at
the
Moose
Ha
and
kept
a
bar
crowd
of
emhustasOc
fans
"
th-lr
tne
for
tbe
better
part
awure
the
boys
of
an
ewlownvent.-
aai
in
ease
of
accidents,
they
probably
could
be
enticed
to
again
call
over
d:.
n,
...ii
Al.o
;nnKof
that
way
sometime
this
season.
SMITHERS
DID
WELL
Thw
AVeek
umui.
rim
oruwinc
me
reierccj
Serseant
Crabbe.
into
active
hos-1
tili
ties
on
oeeaston.
There
was
lottl
of
throwing
eaeh
other
around
the,
'ring
with
groans,
grants
and
talc
,ful
glares.
The
gladiators
took
a
lot
of
watching
and.
while
con
ducting
active
warfare
against
each
other,
tried
to
silp
every-
thin
tfi
in,,
.
il
Irhanee
that
th
rrr.
mWhi
rn
Won
Principal
Curlin,
:
Trophic,
in
0f
,
.........
-
"
"
.Tne
niMtMic
vf
if
n
n-1
-
.
GreeolVld
got
the
first
fall
with
uerman-
,TOO
"r
a
hammertoe
t
ta
the
urn
round
c,
B,
schedule,
thte
-prine.
He
think
the
Germans
will
drive
tllt
i;rP!J"land
Thompson
the
second
with
a
f"
Tl'"
r?."17?
.
,
Uoulder
pres.
in
the
third.
Bon
across
Holland
while
at
the
hiup
timp
jjnntripr
arrhv
wi1lti.-
drive
thrnnofi
th
WhiHa
nf
th
Ctta
Alnc
frnm
WuCL
w-
-
l.Jcnb
"d
oUw
"
Pt
of
the!
-
w
-..
v
iiiv
a
wo
a
-
a
s
i
i
uuoiwi
vea
?ji
aayttx.
ireiu
vj
varc
a
ais,r
tho?e
of
Germany.
He
thinks
there
will
be
a
three-corn-
ney
and
Art
stepson
respectively!"
i;tTti
the
Canadln
sH
ered
attack
with
the.intention
of
wining
out
the
power
of
;pyed
the
prince
George
rinks
toJD
Fo?
oi
prtn'
intain
and
France
by
Germany,
Italy
and
Japan.
mne
00,13
elWom-In
The
cry
of
the
axis
be;D?Wn,
with
tte
Anrio-
'TTS
.Saxon
race
in
Eurone
and
America.
The
cominrr
spnn"
hieid
and
the
Robinson
cud
while
II
a
tt
i
a
a
j
see
a
wiu
teu
tne
tale,
"i
his
much
can
be
said
now.
tifh
Emnire
is
fiVlitinr
for
its
life,'
TT-rr,-n
Tisnmflnsfnslnf
asnTTnal
m
ii
n
iaar
The
Bri-
savs
Van
Faassen.
the
Sirrjason
rink
reached
the
finals
in
the
Kclley
cup
competition
The
aim
Of
Germany
is
to
nlafP
thp
entire
Fiirnnpnn
r-i.'
111
the
PX-o"
th
Downey
tinent
under
German
military
rule
but
that
will
not
end
Et
inTieTdTy
the
struggle.
The
next
war
will
be
Europe
versus
Amer-,a
score
of
io-s.
in
the
meantime
ica.
In
that
war
America
will
be
the
prize
and
its
end.
ac-tthe
Simpson
rink
romped
home
cortfinor
to
the
German
master
planners,
will
see
the
es-
wlth
the
bJs
Ke,Iejr
CUP
whk!h
ta
IS:i7
npl
of
the
Germans
The
h
e
fr
v-nter
of
V.
uri
-Jp
a,
the
constantly
;
recurring
ery
nf
I
The
two
teams
arrived
home
in
nnwrj
with
the
Anglo-Saxon
race
in
Europe
and
Ameri-
smithers
on
Tuesdays
train
and
ca
cannot
be
rlieveardefl.
The
present
conflict
issimnlv
were
congratulated
on
the
spien-
a
line-itf)
fwrht
in
the
inevit;ir.1p
l.ofiln
'
e,.
tUr.
...
jlA
d,d
no1ng
made
In
Prince
,
...
...
v.
"dun,
niu
nui
in
cnpmnoniHin
in
oil
lt..
uwrB
an
r
8rn
access
...
,,,,
--..Kin
niji.jii.'js
nit;
jinnrnftcn'n"
i.'
v..i-ii
ui
me
tournament.
.l
e
a
t
t
end
1
nf
T"
Anfio-saxon
TT
,
worid
hewmony
is
taken
for
.
"ranted!
,u,,vvi
This
win
greatly
stimulate
inter-
....
.
,..,
jiai"oier
chief
of
the
Geonolitical
Institute
at
cUy
cur,ln
between
the
two
M"nr-hf
wtyjt
the
job
will
not
be
as
arduouH
as
many
im.!Uwn
and
there
u
no
doubt
that
agjne.
J
next
vear
will
see
very
much
in-
e
ku..ii
.io
.
it
........
.
.
creased
Interest
in
the
tournament
.mi.
muni
we
uu
j
dhhji
we
iram
ourselves
to
ac-
for
these
jrophies.
rent
the
German
concent
and
have
oUr
lives
regulated
hv
smithers
men
playing
on
the
the
German
method,
the
German
terror?
Or
shall
we
two
rinka-
beslde
the
klD!''
,n"
unite
to
resist
devotinf
all
our
energies
to
nreventin
the
,uded
lack
Ewfn.
OIe
8?rv,ck
.
,
,
.
wj'WW.U,.
u
Hit
Jilll
I,
lit
IJIU
world
in
which
we
live.
UNITED
STATES
OF
EUROPE
T,pve
i
ennsuierable
talk
of
the
formation
of
a
Un-ife'1
St'e.5
nf
Europe
when
the
war
is
over.
It
sounds
ratofr
fine
and
manv
will
consider
it
idealistic.
Yet
it
may
become,
a
possibility
within
the
next
few
years,
if
the
wpv
Khnuld
last
that
long.
If
anything
comes
of
the
move-rnenf
it
will
depend
quite
largely
on
what
is
the
attitude
of
Britain
and
France
at
that
time.
If
they
are
for
it,
as
thev
seem
to
be
at
present,
something
along
that
line
may
be
done.
We
hope
they
succeed.
Britain
has
declared
again
and
again
that
she
is
not
seeking
territory
or
anything
except
justice
for
the
smaller
nations.
French
leaders
now
say
they
would
like
to
see
a
union
of
European
states.
With
such
a
set-up
there
is
hope
of
'fiorii'ething
In
the
way
of
union
being
attained.
'
CONSERVATIVE
VIEW
G
ration
O'Leary,
one
of
the
editors
of
the
Ottawa
Journal,
Conservative,
recently
visited
Vancouver
and,
when-addressing
the
Board
of
Trade,
said:
"I
don't
mean
to
miirgest
that
we
Bhould
turn
the
present
government
out.
But
we
should
elect
a
pew
Parliament
and
a
new
opposition.
If
we
do
not
do
that
now
we
shall
be
conipelled
to
do
it
later,
just
as
we
had
to
in
1937."
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d.
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of
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m
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and
in
it
Oc
of
Uie
IMmtik
Jl&nr
of
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Urf4
n
Ditn
vf
VKstoru
at
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of
tht
nd
plon
of
Ui
Mktttton
to
tb
xutmc
Whrf
pK4!
to
be
aotuinxmd
ttl
Bta
A
of
Water
Ix
mi.
lunse
J,
Otn
Ditrvx
a
Nanm.
BrRU)
OA-umbU.
And
Uk
notice
Uu
aftef
the
ptroUon
of
one
mctattx
Iptma.
the
yt
the
fr
infiAiruHcti
cf
hla
notfce.
-be
BrttMh
Oiluadjla
Vikrkrri
Limited
111
under
fiction
7
of
the
aid
Act
VPtj
to
the
Mn.ter
.cf
Pitf4le
Worts
it
tun
of
Or,
in
h
CttT
'ct
Oitswa.
iu.r
opprewst
of
the
id
,slU,"
and
and
r
r
leave
to
axatruct
the
ITtun.
ad
additwn
'o
.Te
es)stl(
wfxf
rOed
thi
2nd
day
of
February.
1M0.
BRITISH
COUJMinA
f
ACTKItH
WALLACE'S
FEBRUARY
SALE
Dance
Sets
Pure
Silk
Crepe.
White
or
Tea
Rose.
Set
Pure
Silk
(Jowns-
Q4
nfZ
Satin
or
Crepe
Pyjamas
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
$1.25
$2.95
Coarer.
HAS
ACTIONS
daneinc
A4
land
them
of
a
coople
of
boars
Itet
p
none
who
did
not
adttft
that
they
MHY
had
tot
their
aton
y
t
worth
and1
then
nmr
In
tart
there
wa
the
re
thin
he
eaaW
take
and
left
the
hall
The
shorn
should
prore
a
rood
build-up
for
farther
pagfl-.
Prank
Polger
aas
tbe
aromoter
and
no
doubt.
aes
the
fbdbft!
t:er
of
fnrther
badness
In
the
local
cauliflower
and
soalrming
irwftftrv
The
main
joast
of
the
evening'
was
four
rounds
of
wrestling
between
Darrow
Thompson
nt
the1
Canadian
Scottish
and
Bill
Orren-1
field
of
the
SearchBaht
Battery.
Both
these
stoat
lads
knew
some-thing
about
the
aoek
and
squirm
MS
poaaJt.
san!
Roy
Ptryer.
Canadian
San
tthdi.
It
I
pounds.
Here
there
was
plenty
of
action
with
Dwyer
forelnc
the
pare
the
first
and
third
roand
U)
tin
a
HU
dectsaon
MrCouver
jaaay
have
been
the
pratUatt
buxer
bat
Dryer
did
the
most
the
i
landing
and
was
tally
enUtled
to
,
the
eaJL
Eiaore
Hankiruon.
14
pounds
was
the
MTf
open
ftghier
and
bd
'avt
cf
the
landing
to
ret
u
dewaoon
over
Jack
Wcaraanath.
15
Wnnaohth
as
wad
hard
and
Mbaang
and
baa
a
nice
Wing
reaeh
but
haa
to
learn
to
Ahatair
Crerar.
IW
aoanoa.
and
Horard
Hoaaan
ITS
pnanda,
two
youthful
beanea
preaented
an
ac-erataMe
curtain
raiaar
and.
after
three
raMnds,
it
was
fairly
declared
a
draw.
Benny
Windlr
was
referee
of
the
basins
and
announcer
for
the
eee-nin.
Toem
FroON
and
Dnrrow
Onsnec
acted
as
lade
-
Mx
1MI-
was
tame
reetver.
Z,':'ZZ
-
5Ti
"-"Si
Hockey
bcores
and
excitement
of
tbe
dirturbanee
on
the
scoring
coram
n
'itoald
the
teams
meet
here.
National
Lraeue
Canadiens
1.
Chieaeo
1
Ranger
3
Detroit
1
Pacific
Coat
l-eajue
Vancouver
I
Portland
1
Mothers!
RELIEVE
GOLDS
WITHOUT
"DOSING"
Don't
risk
upwtting
your
chiU's
uoradi
and
making
turn
more
nwv
rrable
by
drastic
intcmai
down
lor
coUt.
it
mamagt
Vicfcs
Vpotlub
on
throat,
chest,
and
back.
VapoRub
sett
on
the
skin
ke
a
warming,
utmuUinj
paukiee.
M
the
tome
time
it
givrs
off
tontWag
medicinal
vopnurs
that
are
brcathai
direct
into
irritated
air
pa
wiser.
tns
pouit
tce-ano-vjpour
action
swil
lly
rrlaevn
the
mtxry
U
a
ViroNui
CUssiFlLil
WANTED
game
were
triad
but
without
ff-!,..,
feet.
WANTED-
700
men
aiul
..m.n
to
Thomp-on
weighed
1M
buy
tickeL'5
for
lhe
biUtk'tba11
pounds
and
Greenfield.
175
.
.
1
series
between
Krtchlkan
and
th-
i
j
The
seml-winduD
was
between.
.
.
-
.
nrmm
witnarr
aav
ULtAttv
ism
i
imivi.
auv
s
a
v
w-rvra.
i
w
'
FOR
SALE
ful
as
the
main
event
with
fero-lono
o.tr.
t-
......-
u.
...
.
.
,
...
.1
v
unwu
inuw.
niMu
cu.il.
v
.
luTrji
k
it
nod
rcauy
i
.
.
,
.
I
i"1"'"
"ujwr,
roaier
was
tne
winner
on
one
fall,
a
headlock
throw
in
the
third
round.
Fojaer
weighed
160
pounds
and
Nelion.
170.
And
Boxing
The
main
event
of
boxing
was
a
mree
rounder
between
Don
Me-
LoU
9-10.
Blk.
11.
D.
L,
369.
Terrace.
Hugh
M.
Adams
Estate,
WJ0M;
Sub
Lot
1
of
Lot
1(29,
Range
5.
C
D
Laketse
Road.
10
acres.
PeUr
De
Doer
Estate.
IIOOjDO;
Lot
20,
Jlk.
11
S.
6.
Prince
Rupert,
George
Mackltn
Estate
$000.00;
Lot
4.
Blk
37.
Sec.
5,
Prince
Rupert.
J
D.
Peel
Estate.
3125D0;
Lot
3053.
Cas-siar,
103
acres,
situate
near
Aly-
Snsh,
Wm.
8tewart
Estate,
$100
-00:
Unsubdlvlded
portion
Lot,
2199.
R.
5.
C
D.
142
acres,
and
cot-
j
tage.
Estate
Nell
McCarthy.
X300.00;
Aavl.
Lot
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of
Lot
5.
Blk.
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and
Assd.
Lot
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of
Lot
6.1
Blk.
2.
D.
L.
45,
Port
Easlngton.
I
Fjtate
Mary
D.
Holland.
$200.00;
,
Unsold
portion
Lot
3822.
Cassiari
'Alice
Arm,
and
cottage.
Estate
'
John
W.
8trombeck.
$500.00.
Official
.Administrator,
Prince!
Rupert,
B.
C.
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FOR
SALE
29
ft
pleasure
boat,
with
radio,
wick
oil
burner
stove,
cooking
utensils,
etc..
In
good
shape.
Excellent
for
fishing
and
huhUng
trips.
Reasonably
priced
terms
If
wanted.
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Red
738.
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FOR
SALE
Chevrolet
delivery
car
Lcsj
than
25
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desirra,
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30
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FIRST
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board
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vicinity
of
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Portland
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Complete
ttoek
of
charts
for
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