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Italy
Also
Must
Suffer
.
.
.-
Tuesday,
November
5,
1940.
No
Peace
Possible
Of
course
no
peace
is
possible.
The
only
possible
peace
would
be
one
that
Hitler
would
not
accept.
He
still
seems
to
have
an
idea
that
he
is
sitting
on
top
of
the
world
and
that
he
still
has
a
chance
of
winning
this
war.
Possibly
byspring
he
will
be
shown
that
this
is
a
false
hope.
Peace
will
be
twssfhlp
nnlv
whonVfUUv
on1
Vtie
iirt
i
"
-
'
imivii.iiuui
jii
j
i
-i
in
uuuc
uy
iiiutiiiuaiiun.
i
me
same
time
Germany
will
have
to
relinquish
all
her
conquests
and
to
the
best
of
her
ability
replace
what
has
been
stolen
or
destroyed.
ItalV
Will
also
hnvp
tn
flieo-nro-o
P.fViinnin
A1U..V,
ia
and
possibly
lose
her
African
posessions
as
the
nrice
of
READY
FOR
POPPY
DAY
Arrangements
Completed
For
An-1
Htal
Campaign
For
lletirf
Funds
jwwatii
cross
win
De
piacea
in
a
nrominent
Jpurthas
l
their
chairmanship
lie
Canadian
Proa
la
exclusively
entttJed
to
use
for
ranibiw&tiAn
At
n
president
of
men
rrvirun
ia
it
rw
tr
a
eu
t-
i
.
.
.
.
.
:
-
position
in
town
and
s?rs
of
popptes
may
insert
$5.00l,llfir
Poppies
In
.the
cross.
It
is
so
haped
that
it
will
be
covered
with
the
im
ws
iuwi
Tn.
-e
-"scu"
"
Sper
and
aiM
the-members
were
Mrs.
Henry
Smith
All
rlehts
of
ruMtcatlon
of
apUl
da.tch
thntln
are
also
rfeerred.
ana
Mrs.
W.
Brass
of
the
TA1LY
EDITION
Canadian
Legion
Women's
Auxili
ary
and
Mrs.
II.
L.
Landrey.
muni-
Ipal
regent
ImDerial
Orrir
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
The
lat
ter
organizathws
are
aea'n
making
themselves
resncnsible
for
tv.
taggin.
yuieniig
me
war
against
Ureat
lintain.
Alrpanv
snp
hi3
D0X
leaving
the
Leafs
short
Nanaiino-Wellington
Bulklcy
Valley
Alberta
Bootless
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
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ANT.LO-CIXTIC
RACE
Editor,
Daily
News:
We
are
glad
to
ee
that,
ht
eorr-
vprntlnn
find
in
nPttrcnanpre
RH-
At
a
meeting
of
.the
Podov
Ta
,sa
P"
are
WW""
merwa
Day
committee
final
arrangements.10
215
"Angto-CeUU.
This
tern
were
were
completed
completed
for
for
the
the
annual
annuai:shou,d
alwa,s
be
used
lnstead
of
that
va.gue.
misleading,
one.
Liuuyv
iuk
auy
which
win
De
neia
..
,.
-
tM...
"Anglo-Saxon."
"Anglo-Saxon."
.
The
The
latter
latter
is
Is
far
tat
,dK.3t
wish
:to
share
In,
nor
beaj.
a
German
name.
It
doesn't
make
sense.
We
hope
there
will
soon
be
a
law
prohibiting
"Saxon'
frart
general
use
entirely.
They
were
a
minority
anyway.
There
wer?
many
mere
Celts
and
Angles
In
Britain
than
Saxons.
There
were
also
Jutes.
The
conquest
of
south
Britain
by
these
triple
invaders
pro-cetdrd
slowly,
although
In
certain
parts
where
Saxons
became
masters
the
British
suffeitd.
Scotland
is
far
more
Gaelic
than
Anglican.
Wales
and
the
Isle
.poppies
and
the
cross
will
then
te?.;??
of
Man
are
are
nrastlcallv
Ptically
wholl;
wholly
3
w
placed
In
position
at
the
cenotaph
"te
blood
of
the
Brl-
as
part
of
the
"c
tribute
u,uul:
Ul
of
""cm-
Rmm.
"
all,e
"isiana
aiso
9.00
r
.
m
.....
-,
bra
nee
by
"those
who
are
,who
come
no
more."
i
The
committee
met
under
wc.cujrii
miu
m
uuui
to
those
.
berland
to
the
Ensllsh
Channel.
Families
and
towns
in
Gloucester
shire
c
and
ana
elsewhere
eisW'iiere
trasn
trace
HOUSING
DISCUSSED
Chamber
Of
Commerce
Making;
Further
Effort
To
Deal
With
Local
Situation
mreuii
w
this
Satuiday
As
in
the
nast
the
ipiomS.
u2d
for'the
!too
German.
Anglo-Celt
l
Up
or-
Rupert
Oumber.f
Commerce
last
for
another
ftlrirrj.
The
real
"
nur
Taw
as
arp
BrilfcSv.
ready
nrovided
for
tv
legislation
XeiJ
Kfdifen?e
S
EisWblrini.
Canadian,
tetate
committee
had
brought
rn
vious
year
Ex
"rv
nriWstorlaiu
have
often
potated
out
report
outlining
what
action
pre
war
wS
be
S
?
"Saxon"
a
foreign
bees
r
tak
m
i
n
the
pa
an
d
me
oeneius
under
the
same
conditions
as
veterans
of
the
great
war
of
19I4-1918.
Through
the
courtesy
ot
"the
Cily
Commissioner,
the
tas
dav
.will
bj
h:d
on
Satmdav.
Tlie
in
th?lr
respective
schools.
Th3
co-or?r3tnntoftl
merchants
of
the
city
is
shown
by
their
w.iidcw
drcsslnj
displays.
These
.should
carry
out
the
idea
of
Re
membrance
Day.
There
will
.nrte
prizes
2f
$5.
$3
and
$2
re
spectively
donated
by
the
local
branch
of
Uie
Canadian
Legion
to
the
poppy
fund
with
the
respective
amou.it
i
credited
to
the
.Lnn
whor;
windows
are
adjudged
th
bjsf.
The
juJging
will
be
ear
ned
out
on
Saturday
evening
f
It
is
planned
to
have
a
new
de
parture
carried
out
this
year.
A
icrni
ufcause
it
signifies
ptiipic
oi's"
,
--
"-"
w.-
Saxony,
a
stats
in
nioderri
Ger-ln
pcpulatlan
being
of
a
tavrpor-
mnnv
whi
it
tnrVw
nnrme
oiirt
larv
nature.
It
-wonM
not
be
teas-
co
1
1
mm
nrny.
n
one
oi
my
par
ents
came
from
Saxony
and
th?
ither
1rcm
England
I
would
then
be
one
one
hundred
nunarea
Pei
Dercent
Awrlo-
'schools
will
also
have
poppies
on
Saxcn.
Not
otherwise
ii.
it,.
,n
K,.
theirs
Generally,
British
people
resent
beln?
dubbed
"Saxons."
especially
hi
view
of
the
fact
that
Germans
are
killint
and
crippling
people
In
Great
Britain
and
have
drown
ed
cu
and
diu
maimed
uiaiuiru
imic
little
children.
Liiuurcii.
We
wc
enable
to
expect
people
to
build
'new
houses
to
meet
the
situation.
It
shAirtd
bs
left
to
individuals
to
build
homes
for
themselves.
S.
E.
Parker
was
not
In
agreement
with
the
report.
He
pointed
to
the
population
Increase
and
the
fact
that
people
were
living
In
eld
bulldin?s
which
had
been
dis
carded.
He
waa
of
opinion
that
the
city
should
go
far
us
possible,
go
ahead
aaid
provide
for
the
people.
Jchn
Dybhavn
pointed
out
the
temporary
nature
of
the
demand.
President
W.
M.
Watts
stressed
the
fact
that
the
present
housing
situation
was
Inadequate
ari
that
many
more
reo!e
would
live
in
Prln:e
Ruoert
if
they
could
ob
tain
accommodation.
Theo
CrUart
said
the
reason
people
hid
not
built
In
ttrn
city
was
because,
rents
had
been
too
low.
Fven
now.
when
a
ten
to
fifteen
wrcent
advance
in
the?
low
rental'
had
been
made,
there
was
a
strong
prot?t
md
a
cry
of
nrofi-teerlnjr.
There
was
no
money
in
buljdin?
new
hrutes
and
until
there
was
fhj
hcuses
would
not
be
built.
Frank
Skinner
strcnslv
urc-ed
riK
K
.
of
D
G
BorlanH
their
",r
U4
nzurs.
lie
th
TPoHor.
Alu?:
Britlsn
origin
back
sixteen
cen-
fplt
srmfhlns
should
be
dene
to
.....
wuic
.
r
-
.
n..-n
1
11
.11
I
CDADT
fl
A
T
!
lost
her
prestige
by
allowing
the
Greeks
to
rlrWw
rinpV:handed-
Pratt'
Hexstaii
and
wat-
to
Albania.
Spain
has
wisely
kept
out
of
the
war
and,
in
view
of
the
present
trend,
is
likely
to
stay
out.
Popes
Position
Difficult
-
-
-
t.
vTh?
i)0sl,t1011
of
the
pl)e
is
most
difficult
one.
As
an
Italian
he
is
bound
to
sympathize
with
his
own
people
but,
as
head
of
the
Catholic
Church,
he
is
looked
up
to
by
millions
of
people
living
in
lands
that
are
now
fighting
against
Italy
or
Germany
or
both
or
who
are
being
oppressed
by
the
Nazis.
It
is
said
that
he
was
opposed
to
Italy
taking
part
with
the
Germans
against
their
former
iriends
but
that
does
not
make
the
position
less
difficult,
We
presume
that
the
British
and
Greeks,
when
they
bomb
Rome,
will
be
careful
not
to
damage
the
Vatican.
lit
view
of
the
action
of
the
Italian
planes
in
taking
part
in
the
bombing
of
Britain,
we
do
not
see
how
the
rest
of
the
city
can
escape
and
especially
in
view
of
the
fact
that
bombs
have
fallen
on
Athens.
Saturday
night
m
the
openinz
game
of
the
National
H.-vkpv
League
at
Toronto.
Shibikl
and
Drillon
scored
in
the
first
Deriod
for
.Vew
York
and
Toronto
re-
speciiveiy.
Theie
was
no
morel
scoring
until
the
last
wild
minute
and
a
hilf
during
which
(he
Rangers
banged
In
three
counters
In
mrres.
we
Know
mere
are
more
i-
-"u
"
1
umiuuis.
foreign
words
in
English
.
than
strictly
native
ones
but
we
still
have
the
few
British
housshold
words
from
our
CelUc
ancestors
and,
like
the
few
threads
between
life
and
death.
It
counts.
Doughty,
B.C.
FALCONS
IN
LEAD
quick
SUCCeXjJcrt
after
Camnmnn
f'.m.ll,.
i
...
i,
,
.
.
...
uvSiun
ma
im
cjt.press
,had
been
banished
to
the
Denaltv.
ai
riKi...
w.
"
'
-'
vawcr-
fllll
iirrii
IV
I
-
..
.
m
wer-
the
final
scorers.
Watson
"r,",
m:iee
Uage
netting
his
in
the
last
second
E
'
ws-
play.
Canadian
Leaion
10;
Smiles
Cafe
Sunday
night
at
Delroit
the
Red
Wings
opened
the
season
with
n
i
fto
2
victory
over
Nsw
Vr.rt
AmoH.
cans
while
at
Msnjcal
Ihe
Cana-
diens
and
the
Boston
Bruins
play-
io
a
one-ail
overthne
draw.
Next
came
will
be
ntavivf
tt.ii-
,day
night
with
New
York
Ameri
cans
at
Chicago.
Savoy
Hotel
9,
Bars
9.
Old
Empress
12,
Eagles
6.
Operators
5,
Falcons
13.
The
league
standings:
F
Falcons
24
Old
Empress
23
Eagles
...
t.
20
Operators
.18
If
YOU
Want
.VMTlivfhlncr
n
.1
-
o,
uuiti-
xjcais
15
tise
.,
for
it.
,
Hundreds
of
people
get
Savoy
Hotel
.
'.ZZ
l4
wu"
ine7
wa"t
that
way.
(tf
)
Smiles
Cafe
12
Here
It
Is
A
Pts
12
24
13
16
18
19
20
22
24
Here
Is
what
the
Variety
Store
has
for
you
Stationery,
Pencils,
Ink,
Scribblers,
Writing
Pens,
Christmas
Cards,
Glassware
Chlnaware,
Tea
Pots,
Baby
Bottles
and
Nipples,
Safety
Fms
rjas(lc,
Needles,
Bobby
Pjns
and
Combu,
Iorts,
Ratllcs,
Toys,
Aluminum
ware,
Electric
Light
Globes.
Prices
averaging
from
5c
to
99c-VLsU
the
Variety.
Store
and
see
for
yourself
VARIETY
STORE
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
3.
Zarelfl
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FK(tM
HOME"
Rcics
75c
np
SO
Room.
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Priict
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
211
p.o.
Boi
1M
If
Our
Famous
EJson
Alberta
COAL
Bulkley
Vaney
Coal
Nanalmo
Welilnrton
Coal
OolHey
Valley
Wheat
and
Grain
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phone
08
and
S3
G.
R
S.
Bls-kibv.
ikln,r
for
he
bankers
a'd
thit
tbv
were
not
r
Howed
under
ih-
banklni
law
to
advance
monev
on
real
.Wi
.'However,
in
ronnectlon
with
the
.
pr-oiiiM0D
bMrnr
mad,
it
wis
It
Is
right
for
ns
to
have
things
IWs'rw
hiw
irmv
Hoxte
wish-
as
Bl-Jsh
as
ncsslble
nvnnlnn
jstiow
true
courtesy
by
always
terming,
themselves
Anglo-Celts,
thus
representing
both
main
elt-merftj'f
our
race.
Let
every
person
of
-
British
descent
do
likewise,
thereby
showing
respect
and
loyalty
to
all
the
people
of
our
Motherland
Including
our
beauti-
MARTYN
WILKINS.
.
i
.
i
ii
.
"
in
nii'ia
"-m
mi
nt
to
t.nrt
In
tr-
Hjl
n
mm
snved
vn
a
fw
hundred
dol-
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINKSEAI4
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the.
only
salmon
vanning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prinee
Rupert
CHIROPRACTOR
Staniey
W..
lton,
b.q.Ph'.C.
Wiliace
Block.
Phone
641
t
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in
Novelties
At
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Evas
Novelty
j
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nc.
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w
Phones
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It
19
P.O.
Box
575
Coimnenrltte
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
'
1
loans
were
being
withdrawn
lars
before
considering
th
possi
Wllty
of
asking
for
d
loanT
H.
F..
Pullen
suggested
that
the
most
feasible
plan
seemed
to
bs
to
try
to
get
some
of
the
six
per
cent
money
ottered
ment.
While
the
was
no
word
of
any
cessation
of
iHears
About
!
Calls
At
Pnri
by
the
oixrn-
'
T
.
lmorovement
1
.iriiiHiue
-
unantwn,
inere
the
home
building
program.
,
1
It
was
an
On
motion
of
S.
.
Parker
-and
lag
of
the
Pi
Frank
Skinner,
if
was
dcided
to
of
Commerce
,
thank
the
real
estate
committee
Union
Strain
-v
for
Its
work
and
to
refer
the
mat-
decided
to
ar
V
ter
to
the
civic
committee
for
(he
peopfc
io
,
.
Curther
report.
calls
at
Part
n
Pitch
And
Putt
Plans
Are
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