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TWO
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SLIPPER
The
Ideal
Gift
Yoa
could
not
fail
to
be
impressed
with
our
wonderful
range
of
slippers
For
Him
or
Her
Buy
early
while
sizes
are
complete
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LI
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISn
COLUMBIA
PcSHshed
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited.
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Avenue
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deaoatebea
tberefs
ut
also
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PA2LY
EUmO.V
The
Squeeze
On
Italy
-
Tuesday.
December
If.
154
Keep
Up
Sports
With
all
the
soldiering
and
war
work
in
Prince
Ru-,
pert
we
suggest
that
it
is
a
splendid
thin?
to
keep
up
our
regular
sports.
Many
of
the
bovs
not
okl
enoueh
to
join
the
army
are
keeping
fit
by
playing
games.
Others
for
various
reasons
the
army
will
not
take.
Thev
also
need
to
keep
fit,
Those
who
may
not
have
joined
the
army
for
reasons
of
their
own
or
are
awaiting
the
call
for
the
Air
Force
need
to
keep
fit
We
should
all
be
ready
and
willing
to
encourage
the
playing
of
games
if
-only
for
the
value
it
is
to
the
men
in
the
army.
The
Financial
Xews
summarizes
tbe
present
condition
of
Italy
by
saying:
"It
may
be
an
unholy
sentiment
to
cherish,
but
we
suppose
that
most
people
who
have
an
insdnctive
liking
for
fair
plav
and
the
doine
of
h'r
a
half-way
decent
manner,
share
a
deeper
sense
of
satisfaction
over
the
hastening
miseries
of
Italy.
"President
Roosevelt
gave
the
Italian
pohev
of
war-xsaking,
in
France's
extremity,
a
came
which
will
lie
as
long
as
Italian
history.
He
called
it
a
stab
in
the
ha
k.
"55ussolmi
hoped
to
buy
a
cheap
conquest,
an
almo?;.
free
ride
on
the
chariot
of
the
Hun.
"Well,
B
Duce
miscalculated
on
the
stuff
of
whi
-h
ihe
British
people
are
made
and
now
she
is
being
rerr
orsely
starved
of
economic
sustenance.
"Italy,
presumably,
shared
in
the
loot
of
France,
but
what
France
had
in
the
things
that
Italy
chronically
needs
will
not
last
the
Axis
partners
lone,
and
it
may
be
oresura-ed
that
Germany
has
doled
out
Italy's
share
with
a
nig-gardlr
hand.
"Eighty
per
cent
of
the
commodities
essential
to
life
in
Italy
are
normally
imported.
The
British
blockade
of
the
Mediterranean,
more
effectual
than
ever
as
British
ft4ft
lim'M
nlnaA
r
linllnn
cVil
sVm1lnrnrrv
11
fiitn'cr
man
Bersaglieri
have
had
to
fall
back
before
the
tough
fighters
of
little
Greece.
Now
the
Greek
passes
are
snow-
covered
and
Italy
has
no
troops
that
can
storm
them
in
winter.
After
five
more
months
of
British
blockade,
will
she
be
in
any
better
shape
to
fight
Greece?
STRENGTH
15
vnitt
fntl
Sjln
CCKTENTS
26
CIS
mguur
tvw
mm,
lcmoi
iwlmi
TJht
litupH
gU
dbSStM
in
the
uvUd
.
.
,
,
,
i
j
ii
.
,
.
.
this
aave;
usemect
a
not
pub-
no.
w
tuurc
uui
auu
xigut,
i&
giduuau)
lui
caLCiiiii;
111c
mrjta
or
cispiayea
oy
the
U-
whole
Italian
war
effort
with
collapse.
iSS??,3.
SJSl
,
1
,
.
.,
.
Government
o:
British
Coram
bia
uu
i
r
"It
is
almost
out
of
the
question,
now,
for
flraziamV
army
to
go
on
a
great
offensive
from
Sidi
Barrani,
in
i
r7..
jvjjl.
ni
buppiies
nave
Deen
pracucaiiy
cui
on
ana
nisi
vJe
m
iBtentkw
to
.prj
to
cfnMC
Kullliuirl
iv,r
snrrfiv4
n
vnirlr.
TUn
TuT:nl.
'
PUfrtlif
Land
owiu
ituutcu
uj
uuiicuiiii
an
laiuo.
I
lie
cw
uiltisil!
ja
Eane
5.
tow
DisWe.
land
Ee-
base
in
Crete,
plus
the
victory
at
Taranto,
give
the
Libj'an
ax
D-xin
a
pnnc
Rupert.
m
forces
only
a
slim
chance
of
going
on
with
a
full
scale
mJtJisir?
trS
Campaign.
,
fnnc
Rupert
on
ttw
C&nadtM
ItatJonaJ
"Inexorably,
the
British
squeeze
in
the
Western
and'
Tke
ocuat
tueSKEzsA
orient
Eastern
3Iediterranean
tightens
on
Italy,
and
the
longer
it
r.SJi"'".
is
maintained,
the
lighter
will
be
the
British
losses
in
thei2ES
1SuZZs
final
military
showdown
in
Egypt
crci
unos
-
"That
Italy
alone,
despite
her
vastly
superior
num-'tbftTSL'or
'uTKf
n.d.
bers.
can
dispose
of
Greece
this
winter
is
to
be
doubted
J!
C'V,-.?r
"'l?
Italrs
best
alpine
warriors,
specially
trained
for
a
year
running
esaeenr
caain
(more
f,Ui
'
W
ia
to
1U
imenec.
.v
niuiv.n
uitcuc,
nsmi
uttiiimitu
uj
uic
tiiuuiiLUiit
X
Jut-
twn
txo
a
6kugs
of
tbe
Skeena
ers.
Her
best
bpanlsh
war
veterans
and
her
olumed
Ko-
J21
ir,7
M
.
...
....
.....
.
ui
uouzn
u
Tvmt
ca
oommencement
a.nd
containing
Ten
(10)
acres
more
or
lena.
SKEENA
ORIENT
TOTBER
COMPANY.
LIMITED
Georpe
LUOe,
A&ent.
i
lxxicq
i9
ana
aay
or
October.
A.
D.
,140.
"Germany
might
intervene
and
her
aerial
might!
would
change
the
picture,
but,
regardless
of
the
conse-
TiJ
Sea
by
quences,
the
Greek
Islands
are
doubtless
in
British
hands
wimot
Land
at
victoria,
b.
c.
not'
for
the
duration
of
the
war-and
Crete
is
400
miles
closer
renrn
Z
&
2
to
Italy
than
was
Alexandria.
;
t
wv3.
l
J-500000
frt!
"
Pruc.
nnloclc
and
balsam
ui
ii
i
i
t
ai.'
l
i
i
ii
on
part
If
Italy
should
cave
in
this
winter,
the
naval
strength,0'
d
urveyed
umber
ucehcea
that
Britain
could
divert
to
the
Atlantic
and
the
troops&T
J2?iJ?bm'''
that
could
be
Dut
into
Greece
and
the
Near
East
to
sun-
w
aiiot-ed
for
re
port
Turkey's
resolute
stand
would
have
a
profound
ef-
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief-For.
feet
on
the
course
of
the
war."
'SS,
SSSwU"
k"
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m-
THE
DAILY
NK'AS
ST.
BARXABAS
CHURCH
DECKED
BY
XAZIS
mgilk
JMUIVUU
&
MoVa
al4
bombing
planes
on
London
tos
fol-1
loured
by
a
day
viihoet
alarm
and
throughout
last
night
the
capital
and
Thole
country
were
still
an-1
disturbed
hi
spite
of
fine
clear'
weather.
The
first,
air
raid
alarm
of
the
day
came
early
this
morn-,
in?.
j
Britain
wax
pleased
but
puzzled'
as'
more
than
twenty-four
hours
j
passed,
without
alarms
or
reports
!
of
bombings.
i
The
Press
Association
speculated
j
that
the
lull
might
be
caused
by
the
Royal
Air
Force's
blows
at
Germany
or
by
Germany
strategy!
of
massing
its
air
force
for
a
neay
oiow
xater.
Warning
was
given
by
a
London
newspaper
today
of
a
new
type
of
parachute
bomb
which
the
Ger
mans
are
said
to
be
about
to
use.
(
Tbemissle
tea
sheet
metal
cylinder;
wraa
wnu
wire,
wnne
not
large,
it
has
high
fragmentation
powers.
BANGOR,
Maine,
December
10
CP
State
game
wardens
are
waging
a
determined
campaign
against
poachers
illegally
slaying
-he
Whitetail
deer,
the
state's
last
rea:
big
game
antaaL
A.
.i
f:
erf
St
Barnabas
Church
in
Southampton
i$
this
pile
of
rubble
and
the
church
c.-e:;
-
ord.
netting
forth
the
hoars
of
divine
service.
Southampton,
great
son
it
eastern
port
1
England
has
teen
the
target
of
repeated
bombings
by
the
German
raiders.
In
the
so-called
HUi'
Corner"
of
England,
it
bore
the
brunt
of
bomb
storms
before
the
Germans
began
the
business
of
demolishing"
London.
HOGGISH
PRICES
i
COPEJ.'HAGEN.
December
M.
C
Pi
The
price
of
pork
in
German
-occupied
Denmark
has
reached
the
equivalent
of
20
cents
a
pound,
the
highest
in
29
years.
ns
is
tlicGin
QUIET
DAY
IN
LONDON
-COVF-RNMEVr
IJQl'OR
ACT"
(Srctlon
389
SoS-e
t
Application
far
a
Cm
Uresee
SOTTCE
a
HERZBT
GIVEN
Out
oa
i!
IStli
uy
of
Dmalwr
Dezt
the
uadmigBcd
tatnids
to
apply
to
tte
Liquor
OoDtrol
Boud
fcr
llorocc
In
trgpeet
to
the
premlHni
betnc
put
ol
ttv
buildlos
knerwn
ac
tlv
Otxnmerrtal
Hotel
aRmAe
at
the
earner
of
Ptm
Awxie
and
Tigtxh
Buret,
in
the
Ctty
Long
Loll
Followed
HeaTy
Strafine
&
prine
Bupm
upon
land
deaenixd
Sunday
Mjht
by
Boyal
Air
"
K
TSiffwn
(13)
and
Pourttro
14).
Block
Sine
).
Seauoa
Os
li
orfe
Up
923.
Prtoce
Rapert
land
Retfa-
trattoa
IXstrtrt.
in
tbe
Pnmac
of
BrKtaa
CrIrimN'i.
fcr
tb
a
of
beer
by
the
elan
or
by
te
bottle
for
ceo-LONDON,
Dec.
10:
(CP
Sunday
rumpaoo
on
tbe
premims
or
elwatien.
nmu4
-o.v
,
v.-o,i
DATED
UHa
l&tb
day
of
Xorrtubrr
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HaTe
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and
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Marten,
500
Lynx,
200
Fiiber
5000
Mink
and
25,000
Weasels
In
order
to
secure
these
articles
for
our
customers,
we
are
prepared
to
pay
you
more
money
than
anyone
else.
We
have
SPECIAL
ORDLRS
for
Dark
and
Dark
Brown
Marten
and
Small
Dark
and
Dark
Brown
Fishers
and
we
are
prepared
to
pay
you
SPECIAL
PRICES
for
these
two
articles.
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Hirhest
Market
Prices
and
100
Satisfaction,
Try
Your
nest
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ui
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