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TWO
M
Fami
DAILY
EDITION
en
s
Slippers
have
you
seen
our
now
designs
in
Men's
comfort
welts
and
soft
soled
.slippers
by
"Foot
Guards".
Slippers
you
can
walk
down
town
in
and
feel
dressed
up.
Te
will
he
pleased
to
show
them
to
yon.
LY
SHOE
SMELT
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Home
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Wednesday.
November
6,
1940.
United
States
Election
Result
-
The
result
of
the
election
in
the
United
States
is
satisfactory
to
most
Canadians.
They
know
what
to
expect
from
Roosevelt
but
Willkie
was
an
unknown
quantity
and!
we
could
not
have
been
at
all
sure
of
the
kind
of
nolicv
he
isiates.
we
m
I'rmce
Kupert
are
interested
in
the
export
of
poles
and
lumber
and
shingles.
Roosevelt
favors
the
present
system
but
what
Willkie
might
have
been
we
could
not
know.
Giving
Full
Support
Great
Britain
is
giving
utmost
possible
support
to
Greece
in-
the
present
campaign.
She
has
landed
troops
on
the
island
of
Crete
and
has
air
bases
there
from
which
sue
can
operate
against
the
invading
Italians.
There
will
jhave
to
be
several
bases
so
that,
if
she
is
bombed
out
of
j
one.
she
can
move
into
another
without
much
loss
of
time)
just
as
the
Royal
Air
Force
did
at
Croydon
when
Jerry!
made
it
too
hot
for
them
there.
Pnssil.lv
thp
kl
Corfu
may
be
used
as
a
base.
It
may
be
too
that
another
base
may
be
located
on
the
mainland
not
far
from
the
coast
or
possibly
a
seaplane
base
on
the
coast
or
on
i
lake
near
the
coast.
'
It
Will
Take
Time
-
-
-
It
is
bound
to
take
time
to
establish
the
Royal
Air
Force
with
a
proper
ground
crew
and
repair
shops.
Some
ot
them
may
have
to
be
moved
from
England
in
order
not
to
weaken
the
defences
in
North
Africa;
With
constant
reinforcements
coming
across
the
Atlantic
and
with
a
stream
of
trained
airmen
beginning
to
move
across
from
this
continent
it
should
be
possible
to
render
real
aid
to
Greece
without
weakening
the
defences
o'f
Britain
in
the
least
or
holding
back
the
constant
attacks
on
German
ba?es.
MOH0BMM
LONDON
DRY
GIN
'In
Ihu
advertisement
ii
not
pabliihed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bord
or
"by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Letter
Box
I
WANDERERS
INVITATION'
TO
BOYS
OVKRSKAS
!
HOLD
LEAD
'
Editor,
Daily
News:
1
The
letter
you
published
jently
written
by
Jim
Bryant
frWn
England
was
very
interesting
to
any
aur
hnal
bzya
a
ho:ne
from
Ions
Thoir
address
Is:
89
Keb!
Drive.
Mr.
and
Vlis.
John
Durband
89
Keble
Drive.
Old
Ram.
Ahitree,
Liverpool
10.
A.
J.
CROXFORD
3.00:
900:
Speak
To
.024
Tic
Pnrmv!
jBorn
am!d
wrath
and
chaos,
I
1
tured
ot
blood
and
flame
Springing
anew
in
beauty
the
Flanders
poppy
came;
Swaying
her
scarlet
blossoms'
Fight,
as
before
their
fathers
fought,
who
paid
war's
bitter
price;
Speak
to
our
hearts,
l,est'
we
Torget.
Bright
Flower
of
'Sacrifice
WINIFRED
O.
BRASS.
!
Defeated
Beavers
ny
Close
Margin
Yesterday
me
tout
I
was
sotry
to
notice
that
Yterm-S
Rame
in
the
King
Ed-1
Jim
didn't
know
what
to
do
wishj
League
pro-'
Ws
spell
of
leavj.
I
have
been
in:duced
the
bcn
matcn
M
far
when
;ne
sam?
nx
mytnt
wnen
a'-
froruihe
w'diiderers
Jutf
.won
jeas
and
can
feel
far
him.
Beavea-ifa
thrtetflalStbwo.
iticanuy
i
ma
a
w-u:r
iram
my
PtaV,
V(.
.-,
tot
tlmr-ahd
(3i
'r
living
5Wt.8
ihr.t
in
Ijmr
r
1
nnri
'
'il
.
......
.1
witijr
Mi,k,nMt
Maiijm
nut
Ihpm
pleasd
U
cirer
her
home
for
aiejpoaf
play
bscame
f3Ster
but
of
any
Pimce
Itu.
-.t
bjys.
who
wujL.Aic
i,orB
mnro
Hnn-
care
to
write
tier
andak:
k;
a
date.
gerons
jiimrhii
rouhd
goal
iii
ahd
hri
Murray
niiirravl
,My
sister
was
out
here
thre?
ysars
'ago
far
a
f;w
.-nofeios'
holiday
and
tosk
"home
wkh
1;ar
many
pleas'-ant
lrTeinrfKrs
eft
tti!3
place.
She
4s
equatited.
;
Later
no
dded
a
second
i
goal
for
his
team
but
the
Wander-1
ere
held
dh
to
their
lead.
Vet
the
WanQeters
Hebb
and
keen
do
what
.
st
r
to
ive
safe
at
Gordon
P,.ince
were
very
nn
of
if
Alio
Inn
I
kn...
l
jbaek.
Murray
was
good
and
was
'T,uklfd
0t
fe!H
if
ih.ty
.dangerou,
with
his
shooting,
getting
kIF
L
aU
three
goals.
Jim
Intermela
was
v
ou
will
m
i
inm
-
bflHar
than
t
I;al90
at
nalf
back
whe
Dick
how
to
have
thh
format.oa
pass-;L
did
ite
wd,
for
lls
flrst
jed
on.
It
will
only
mean
a
letter
-
Tne
.ferwards
combined
at
K
,11'
st3"n
times
but
their
play
was
ragged.
'STfh
U,tOWn
l1;"
were
outstanding.
am
sure
they
will
,
enjoy
any
time
nb?
k
t
a
goodsoal.
Warne
hPryhndH
my
wHr
?
UmwSt
good
and
will
im-rn.
and
nH
have
If
bau?ht
17
themstlves
"I1
Iprove.
Bert
Prince
-
played
t
.1.;
-his
.im
us-cal
SJS
dark
nlXU
nights.
aWBy
KWahara
the
I
'Vk
LKiri
game
uitu
ij
forward.
Tcanvt:
WandArw
Albert
Eyolfson;
J.
Hcbt,
q.
Prince;
Jim
Intermela
D.
Murray.
D.
Large;
Flaten,
Bagshaw,1
An'torwen,
Ole
Skog,
Larsen.
'-
Beavers
Sunberg;
Warne,
Lien:
Ilalprow;
Bert
Prince,
Lee
Inter-'
mela;
Scherk,
O.
Haugan,
Menzies,
Kiiwahara,
Owens.
-
-League
standing.
W
L
Pts.
Wanderers
3
0
6
1
Maple
"Leafs
T..l
1
2
m9jgf.
.0
5
C
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fit
with
every
sighing
breath,
"
j
rtomThe
East-
Whispering
or
Hope,
eternal,
i
Tuesdays,
Thursday's
and
LUe
In
the
reakns
of
Death.
"
Saturday
n
p.m.
Give
to
the
winds
your
message.
!
'
,
O,
little
flower,
again,
,
Reach
ten
thousand
people
with
As
in
the
past
ye
told,
it
abAVo
the
Valiant
Slain;
Speak
of
the
Faith
that
saves
us
Remembrance
through
the
years;
Tell
of
the
brave
who
suffer
stjll.
their
anguish
and
their
fears.
might
have
tried
to
carry
out.
The
election
campaign
didjNow
that
the
terror
shadows
us;'
nut
ten
very
mticn
anout
me
Kinci
oi
man
ne
really
was.i
i,uw
luai-
"Er
50115
aa"
Even
if
he
were
stronglv
pro-British
his
fiscal
pnlicvTake
up
he
ur'h,
f3r
Britfiin's
mmHt
V.q,to
nU0A
Vo,."vu
ut,
4.t.
ti.v
j
cause'
the
splendor
of
her
iauai
acU'
In
the
Daily
News.
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
Youll
Jump
Out
of
Bed
In
the
Morning
Rsrin
to
Co
The
liver
should
pour
out
two
pound
of
liquid
bile
Into
your
bowl
dally.
If
rht
bll
U
not
flowing
freely,
your
food
doean't
dignC
It
just
decay
in
the
boweU.
Gu
bloata
up
your
atumarh.
You
get
constipated.
Harmful
pouona
go
into
the
body,
and
you
feel
tour,
unk
and
the
world
looks
punk.
Amerebowelinoeinentduesn'taIwayieet
at
the
ft
use.
You
need
somctbtnfe
that
works
on
the
liver
as
well.
It
takes
those
rood,
old
Carter's
Little
Uver
Pills
to
get
these
two
pounds
of
bile
fiowinr
freely
and
bake
you
feel
"up
and
up".
Harmless
and
fen
tie,
tbey
make
the
bile
flow
freely.
They
do
the
work
of
calomel
but
have
no
calomel
or
mercury
in
them.
Ask
for
Carter's
Little
Liver
Pills
by
name
1
Stubbornly
refute;
anything
due.
2
Sc.
FURNITURE
Cliesterfield
Suites,
Dining
Room
Suites,
Bed
room
Suites,
Occasional
PJcces-at
moderate
price.
STOVES
Enterprise
Rangers
for
Coal
or
Wood
Enterprise
Quebec
Heaters
for
Coal
or
Wood
Enterprise
Oil
Heaters.
Smart
appearance
and
remarkable
value
for
the
money
FLOOR
COVERING
Inlaid
Linoleum,
Printed
Linoleum,
Battleship
Lin-oleum
and
felt
base
floor
covering
sold
by
the
yard
RUGS
Jaspe,
Printed
Linoleum;
Congolcums
and
Fell
Size
9x12,
9xl0j,.i)x9,
9x7j,
6x1)
Axminstcr
Rugs,sizc9xI2-r9x9,
36x63,
27x54,25x48
What
have
you
?
In
household
goods
to
exchange
for
Better
New
Things
we
have
in
our
store
If
nothing
rcquir-ed
at
present,
yC
pay
you
cash
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
MOOSE
BUILDING
-;-
THIRD
AVENUE
Phone
Green
916
store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
..
..
...
-
r
-
--
.
Wednesday
Knv.,h
1
1
...
WE
KEEP
A
CARTON
HANDY
1
THE
SEAL
or
QUALITY
uuirvf
A
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
cfrnip.iny
With
tin
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Coltor.,
D.C.Ph.C.
WcIUce
Block.
Phone
641
9
Everythmcr
in
Novelties
!
Eva
s
Novelty
U
:
shop
SHOP
s
:
25
3rd.
Ate.
West
fhones
18
&
19
P.O.
Bos
575
Commencing;
November
1st
CONFECTIONERY
STORE
Will
be
open
8
a.m.
till
8
p.m.
.Sundays
and
Holiday
12
Noon
till
8:00
p.m.
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Always
Buy
Lamps
BY
THE
CARTON
.
.
.
then
you're
never
annoyed
by
empty
sockets,
dull
corners
and
makeshift,
insufficient
lighting
which
of
course
leads
to
eyestrain,
headaches
and
general
weariness.
Buy
lamps
by
the
carton!
Cartons
of
Six
that's
the
popular'
unit
that
will
keep
your
lighting
system
going
always
at
the
peak
of
comfort.
You
may
be
short
of
one
or
two
lamps
h'owj
so
let
us
send
you
-a
atrton
and
you're
protected
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
Here
It
Is
Here
is
what
the
Variety
StoTe
has
for
you
Cards,
Glassware,
Chinaware,
Tea
Pots,
Baby
Bottles
and
!
Teys,
Aluminum
ware,
Electric
Light
Globe.
rnces
averaging
irom
5c
to
99cVIsit
the
Variety
Store
sm
se
for
yourself
VARIETY
STORE
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Froprietor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
liOME"
U'tes
75c
op
bii
Room.
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prhir
Rupert,
B.C.
ibnb
'?8l
P.O.
Hot
111
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
hank
tU(.
vvi
aiiiivu,i
COAL
UitltU.
Vail
Call
Nanalmo
Wellinetoa
C1
Bolklcy
Valley
Wheat
Grain
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEEU
LU.
Phone
58
tnd
Fresh
Local
Raw
ani
Pasteurized
Mi
VALENTIN
DAfRt
When
you
want
a
Reliable,
Comforlabk',
Dependable
Taxi
Scnice
,
13
I
24
Hour
Service
at
Rcgulat
Rates
.,
a
.-ISHdTTI
If
,
you
have
sometKihg.to
sell,
a
classif
ec
aave
'in
this
paper
wfll
soon
fet.you
know
if
there
is
a
wj
the
city.