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Just
A
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CariadUn
frees
Is
xclulvery
entitled
to
use
ror
republication
of
aU
newt
paper
and
also
the
despatches
.emitted
'a
it
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to
the
Associated
Press
ess
In
In
this
this
local
news
published
therein.
Douglas
Clayton
Shepley.
aced.
21,
of
Sheffield
was
shot
lown
when
battling
with
German
planes
in
the
Jng-lish
Channel
afteYlie
had
ltroye'd
tvvo
enemy
planes
His
mother
and
wife
set
olit
to
replace
the
Spitfire
that
was
lost
and.
so
far.
thev
have
raised
four
thousand
pounds.
As
Soon
as
the
last
thousand
has
been
subscribed
the
money
will
be
turned
over
to
Lord
Beaverbrook,
minister
of
aircraf
t
production;
This
is
only
one
of
hundreds
of
similar
funds
being
raised
in
Great
Britain
today.
Change
Constitution
It
is
proposed
to
change
the
Constitutional
set-up
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada
and
a
meeting
of
the
premiers
of
the
provinces
with
the
Canadian
cabinet
ministers
is
to
be
held
soon
after
the
holidays
to
discuss
details.
The
changes,
if
they
are
made,
will
be
based
on
the
report
of
the
commission
which
recently
handed
in
its
report,
recommending
very
radical
changes.
British
Columbia
has
been
very,
dissatisfied
with
the
present-
set-up
and
the
proposal
to
appoint
a
commission
came
from
Premier
Pattullo.
While
he
is
not
in
agree
ment
with
all
the
findings
of
the
commission
it
seems
like-
ley
that,
if
they
sit
"around
a
council
table
intent
on
coming
to
a
decision,
some
mutual
agreement
may
be
reached
which
will
be
satisfactory
to
all
the
provinces.
The
restrictions
mentioned
in
the
new
Dominion
budget
are
just
the
beginning
of
War
time
restrictions
that
are
likely
to
be
out
in
force
from
time
"to
time.
What
we
may
or
may
not
buy,
what
we
may
Or
may
not
eat
arid
how
much
of
each
article
we
may
acquire
will
come
on
us
more
or
less
gradually
tihd
so
will
not
be
felt
to
such
an
extent
as
might
be.
It
is
useless
to
kick
at
the
restrictions.
The
government
is
only,
beginning
and
each
successive
budget
will
see
the
restrictions
increase.
Sports
In
The
Army
-
-
-
While
the
Canadians
are
training
in
England
'and
patiently
awaiting
the.
attack
b'f
Ihe
Germans
or
the
time
when
the
British
will
land
in
Europe
or
elsewhere
in
carrying
on
the
War,
they
are
keeping
fit
and
enjoying
themselves
by,
playing
games.
In
this
they
have
been
encouraged
by
th'e.Cahadian
War
Services
organization.
Equipment
for
cricket.
were
royjded
by
the
Legion
and
the
game
was
taken.
p,
with
much
enthusiasm.
Before
the
season
closed
theCiinaMians
Were
discussing
the
possibility
of
issuing
a
challenge
to
an
all-England
team.
A
Pacific
Coast
team'
has
been
leading
'all
Others
so
far
in
the
inter-compariy
matches.
This
interest
in
sports
helps
to
keep
Up
the
morale
of
the
men.
If
you
have
something"
to
Sell,
a
classifiec
advertisemeni
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
cife,
UNES
OF
COMMUNICATION
KEPT
OPEN
course
which
would
also
be
avail-
of
them
scored
In
successive
lnn-
Al!
rights
of
republication
of
apeclal
desoatohes
therein
are
also
reserved
,
abie
to
tourists
visiting
the
City
Is
ings.
At
the
age
of
13
he
Captained
DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
December
3,
1940.
EDITORIAL
moving
forward
slowly.
The
main
Kent
School's
cricket
and
football
j
object
now
Is
to
secure
the
site
from
teams
and
was
given
a
trial
at
,
the
railway
company.
.Canterbury
before
he
was
15.
Ted
At
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Humphreys,
Canterbury
coach,
was
.Commerce
dinner
last
night,
J.J.
so
impressed
by
Begent's
batting
i
face.
Little
reported
that
he
had
received,
that
he
has
hopes
of
his
becoming
through
the
local
superintendent,
a
second
Leonard
Hutton.
Irk
a
James
Clark,
a
communication
from
test
match
against
Australia,
Hut-
the
higher
officials
asking
further
ton
set
a
record'
for
the
"Ashes"
particulars
in
reply
to
questions,
competition
by
scoring
364
runs
in
W.
O.
Fulton
had
been
associated
(an
Inning.
'
with
him
In
answering
the
queries.
.'
They
had
submitted
that
they
were
,
Fish
decoys'
useft
to
lure
fighting
prepared
to
pay
a
nominal
rental
tarpon
to
the
surface
of
the
water
on
a
ten-year
lease,
that
they
guar-
may
be
a
development
of
the
fu-
anteed
to
maintain
the
grounds
is
ture
in
the
realm
of
sports
fishing,
as
good
condition
or
better
than
at
present,
to
instal
water
connections,'
where
needed,
to
secure
the
incor-1
poration
of
a
company
with
a
nom-;
inal
capital
of
$10,000
Issued
in
tenf
'
dollar
shares.
To
commence
with
It
was
planned
to
spend
$3,000
In
laying
out
the
course
and
later
it
was
expected
to
j
erect
a
suitable
clubhouse.
As
soon
as
the
ground
was
secur-'
ed
a
public
meeting
would
be
called,
shares
sold
and
officers
elected.
CRIBBAGE
RESULTS
Smiles
Cafe
Beats
Operators
These
Fixtures
Tied
Mrs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
Leeds
Apartments.
Firsi
St,
Ground
Floor
Green
925
and
Prince
Rupert
Crlbbage'
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Old
Empress
9,
Bears
9.
Smiles
Cafe
14,
Operators
4.
Canadian
Legion
9,
Eagles
9.
Savoy
Hotel
9,
Falcons
9.
The
League
standing:
For
Aga.
Pts.
Old
Empress
59
49
59
Eagles
57
31
57
Savoy
Hotel
55
.53
55
Smiles
Cafe
.54
54
54
Canadian
Legion
53
55
53
Falcons
.56
52
52
Bears
51
47
51
Operators
47
61
47
FRESH
SHRIMPS
Daily
After
4:36
p.m.
BOAT
W.S.L.
TROTIER'S
DOCK
Mike
Colussi
Accordionist
and
Teacner
A.A.A.
Certificate
PtIONE
RED
fell
For
Xmas
Tree
Lighting
ftKp
Set
Complete
""
Matting
Mats
52x3
feet
50c
14
FELT
MATTRESSES-
Men
of
the
Royal
Engineers
sort
out
undamaged
telephone
and
telegraph
cables
from
amid
debris
left
in
wake
of
recent
Nazi
air
raid
on
London.
The
engineers
re-route
the
cables
oyer
a
duck-board
bridge
laid
in
a
bomb
crater.
It's
hard
work,
but
the
all
important
lines
of
communication
must
be
left
open.
GOLF
PLANS
.
ADVANCING
SPORT
CHAT
1
British
cricket
Chamber
or
commerce
nears
rro-
Maurice
Begent,
16-year-old
gress
Report
from
J.
J.
uuie
lpington
player
as
a
coming
star,
Regarding
Scheme
.Xne
.'b0y
wonder
as
sports
writ-
Although
the
use
of
decoys
to
en
tice
du:ks
and
other
wild
fowl
is
a
device
long
familiar
to
huntsmen,
use
of
a
decoy
Is
not
so
common
among
fishermen.
Development
of
the
tarpon
decoy
in
exnerlmenfcs
fans
are
hailing
which
should
prove
of
Interest
to
Or-
same
fishermpn
wa
hrnncrht.
nVvniit
through
Investigations
by
Dr.
Arthur
Schlaifer,
former
New
York
ers
call
him,
had
an
aggregate
ofjAquarlum
scientist,
at
the
Woods
The
efforts
of
local
men
to
secure
'1,838
runs
for
the
season
Just
end-
Hole,
Mass.,
biological
laboratory
of
ior
ine
my
a
pucn
ana
pun
gun
ea,
mciuaing
six
centuries,
mree
the
Fish
and
Wild
Life
Service
Schlaifer
observed
that
the
air
gulping
rise
of
the
tarpon
is
often
induced
In
one
fish
by
the
rising
of
another.
He
used
fish-shaped
models.
Following
the
leader
like
sheep,
live
tarpon
rose
to
thesur-
New
letters
patent
have
been
issued
to
the
Burns
Lake
Village
Corporation,
it
is
announced
In
the
British
Columbia
Gazette.
If
you
want
something,
advertise
for
it.
Hundreds
of
people
get
what
they
want
that
way.
(tf)
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Tray
Set
FOR
YOUNO
AND
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Good
quality
Cotton
Rugs
24x48
Fountain
Pen
and
Pencil
Sets
-Sizes
3-3,
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Special
20
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Of
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12
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FELT
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With
silk
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material
UNTAINTED
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Very
strongly
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50
c
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40c
ca..
Eany
At-
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Y
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Of
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2
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of
bedstead,
vanity
and
bench,
and
chlffrobe,
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CQO
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design
Ji.OU
4
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THIRD
AVENUE
Next
Door
to
B.
C.
Clothiers
Opening
Tournfey
Of
Badminton
Is
Finished
Sunday
The
penlne:
American
tournament
of
the
season
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
concluded
oh
'Sunday
with
Miss
Elsie
Davis,
and
'Richmcnd
Mortimer
the
winners
from
armohg
'ten
teams.
TJe'
winners
took
every
amw
They
played
but
one
fa
which
'iliey'wWe
but
one
point
behind.
Deadlock
For
Puck
Lead
Is
i
Partly
Broken
VANCOUVER,
Dec
3:
fCP)-
a
result
of
two
werK-ena
victories.
ut!
white
mnmm
INTERIOR
At
the
monthly
dinner
meeting
.We
Wince
i
Rufiert
'Chatrfber
of
61
Ccmm?rce
lart
night,
it
wax
hown
J
tDat
Prjriee
'Ruffejr
;
buy
quite
hivily
Ttrbm
the
farmers
of
the
m-Itc'rlfh;.
One
local
wholesale
he
.'
tnrHdent
reported,
had
pnreli.d
flffvYdu'r
tone
of
uotatue:,
and
maU
quantities
of
vegetable
from
jCh'Bitlkiey
Valley
growers
No
;p-!i'frKble
ijuahtitles
of
othnr
pro-A
cluce
than
potatoes
were
offerur
m
ixw
ainnqt.
On
behalf
of
W.
II.
Malbn
'
Co
winning
at
ruruaiiu
ouiuriMy
msm
.
.
.
kWw
.j
...
7
and
at
Seattle
Sunday.
Spokane
"
V
Joined
Vancouver.
Portland
and
Se-
'""''
'
attle
in
a
deadlock
of
all
four
teams
"
W
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
"ue,"U
IT
t
he
for
first
place
The
deadlock
was
'h"?a,C"-
sjlrrn
consider,
partly
'broken
up
last
night
with
'JS
"8
,!
?WlUni
battle
the
famers
of
"Interior
and
Vancouver
going
Into
the
lead
by
playing
a
one-all
over-'
i
-
-
time
draw
at
the
Forum
here.
The
Pacific
Coast
League
stand
ing
to
date
is
as
ollows:
WDLFAPts
Vancouver
.1
5
1
4
34
20
11
Seattle
4
3
4
37
33
11
Portland
5
0
C
33
30
10
Spokane
4
2
4
21
25
10
i-
Building
Permits
Still
Lower
But
Are
Creeping
Up
Uulidlhg
permits
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
year
1940
to
dat
have
E.
W.
Hetherington,
welfare
field
totalled
$73,700
as
compared
with
visitor
at
Prince
Rupert,
and
W.
$58,469
during
the
first
eleven
Dixon,
who
has
a
similar
position
months
of
1939.
Permits
for
this
at
Prince
Oeorge,
have
been
ap-
November,
totalling
$12
550,
com-
pointed
deputy
inspectors
under
the
pared
with
$1200
In
the
same
Welfare
Institutions
Licensing
Act
month
last
year
!
MacKenzies
Furniturel
I
A
Good
Place
To
Buy
;
One
day
sale
on
Trade
Ins
DINlNG
SUITE
In
solid
oak
SETTEE
Upholstered,
solid
oak
frame.
Make
a
full
size
bed
,.
DINETTE
SUITE
Table
and
4
chairs
KITCHEN
TABLE
With
drawer
.
DRESSER
With
'
mirror
Phone
775
Ha
Gift
B
By
Several
Other
Pieces
oxes
$25.00
5
$9.00
$8.50
$2.00
$3.50
Yardley
of
London
Priced
Prom
$1.00
to
$10.00
Lavender
Bath'Salts
-.
U.,.
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.....
,-,$M0'
Lavender
jfatK
Powder
',,
i
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$1.5(i
Lavender
Toilet
Watbr
S5c,'
85c,
$1.10
and
Yardley
Perfume-
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$1.25,
$2.50,
$1.50
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Ltd
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