PAQZ
FOUR
Modern
Poilus
Less
Romantic
PARIS,
March
5:
(CP)
The
sta-
raw
v
MtM
U
0tVa
b
Vii
their
supplies
of
new
wartime
post
period
the
over-sentimental
poses,
the
"ideal
girl,"
the
"dream
sweetheart,"
a
sailor
Eazlne
at
a
'star
from
which
a
magazine-cover
boys
and
girls
want
something
to!
express
their
sentiments
without'
being
over-sentimental.
Thus
the
cards
for
1940
are
posted
gin
iooK
down.
"The
Kiss"
was
a
and
selline.
One
shows
a
wall
!n
favorite
and
another
Dose
of
the
which
n
hnrAchn
same
theme
reads
"A
Soldier's
Re-
about
which
flowers
are
crowing
compense."
Through
the
window
leans
a
eirl
The
industry
of
.love
postcards
with
modern
windblown
haircut!
cards.
In
stands
in
some
out-of-lf-
it
ir
in.4ra
is
u
going
guuig
strong.
swung.
and
ana
a
a
general
1940
allure.
Her
-
,r"
j
the
way
places
are
to
be
found,
still
again
J,
and
the
French
poilus
in
their
wtcii.uauuA,
hands
filled
imca
with
wun
roses,
roses,
are
are
held
neia
ovictAnt
extetent
if
if
a
o
imio
little
.!i.
low
those
C
I
ye
sky-blue
uniforms
are
seen
hovering
by
a
handsome
soldier
who
which
were
nonular
In
thi
last
mr
,
,
.
.
J
young
&
"""c
w"u
T
jrV
.7.
""
ine
stanas.
a
little
sneeplsh-i
gazes
into
her
eves
ranUv.
Th,
out
.
France
is
.
like
that.
..
.
iv.
it
is
inm
hut
int.ci
Every
family
album
has
a
num-
Producers
say
the-
old
type
siMszr
MfAtev
ww
m
I
HlfKaRSUWM:
'
WJL.
-
"
f
Tv
!!
jIIIB
I
HVl
.aaaaW
HI
again
the
bugles
call
and
ONCE
the
Salvation
Army
goes
to
the
front
on
active
service
with
the
troops
r-not
to
kill
ancTd'estroy
but
to
comfort
;
and
save
.
.
.
to'jbejp
men
to
keep
At
grip,
on
themselves
and
their
own
'
souls.
Will
,jou.
hefpto'
make
the
soldiers
say
what
tHty
said
in
the
,'
last
wart
"God
Bless
the
Salvation
-Army."
THE
RED
SHIELD
PROGRAMME
The
complete
Red
Shield
Programme
of
the
Salvation
Army
is
already
operating
in
the
principal
training
camps
of
Canada
and
with
the
First
Division
overseas.
It
will
accompany
our
soldiers
ro
France
and
follow
as
close
up
to
the
front
line
as
the
military
authorities
permit.
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
PRINCE
OF
PEACE
For
the
sake
of
Canada's
soldiers
fighting
our
battles
overseas
...
for
the
sake
of
their
loved
ones
at
home
:
:
.
for
the
sake
of
the
Salvation
Army's
work
for
the
poor
and
oppressed
we
ask
you
to
help
in
word
and
deed.
The
Red
Shield
Programme
includes:
Chaplairi
Sejrice
i,i
i
Hospital
Visitation
j
jj:i
Recreatin
&riircs
("Huts!')
"Dr'Cante'enV''
'
riostels
(Bcdsarid
jrMeals
.
in
"
;
'vLondou
andfeliewhere)
Libraries
and
Reading
Rooms
Writing
Rooms
Socks
and
Knitted
Wear
Darning,
Mending,
Clothes
Pressing
Clothes
and
Shelter
for
Discharged
Men
'
Contact
with
Soldiers'
Families
Educational
and
Recreational
Departments
And
many
other
services,
including
friendly
counsel
and
advice
when
asked
or
needed.
We
owe
a
responsibility
also
to
the
mothers,
wives
and
children
the
enlisted
men
have
left
behind.
And
always
there
is
the
regular
work
of
the
Salvation
Army,
which
will
be
heavier
because
of
the
war.
Will
you
help?
Volunteer
workers
will
call
upon
you.
Receive
them
kindly
and
give
as
your
heart
dictatei
THE
SALVATION
ARMY
NEEDS...
.
i
mill
mill
i
p
mill
mill
i
oi
iiiiii
ii
ii
ii
n
Honorary
President,
National
Advisory
Board
Hit
Excellency
the
Late
Riftht
Honourable
Lord
Tweedimulr
of
Eltfield,
P.C,
G.C.M.G.,
C.H.,
LL.D.,
Governor
General
of
Canada
(Wt
Jittb
rttril
Ibt
ptuint
ur
llonortrj
Prtudni
tnftkllti)
Chairman
Vfce-Chalrmon
Rt.
Hon.
Senator
Arthur
Meighen,
Sir
Edward
Wentworth
Beatry.
K.C.P.C.,
B.A.
G.H.E.,
K.C.,
LL.D.
(Alio
Chairman
National
Campaian
Eiccuu'ti
Board)
Hon.
Charles
A.
Dunning
National
Campaign
Executive
Board
T
Hoo,
Senator
W.
II.
Dcnnit
.
Provincial
Chiirmio,
No
Scotia
Th
lion.
ChitfJuiticeJ.
B.
M.
Baiter,
P.C
fronncial
Cbairnian,
New
UruniwlcV,
aad
I'rince
Idwird
Iilind
tb
Rt.
Hoo
Sir
Wm.
Mulock,
K.C,
M.G..
Frofincial
Chairman,
Ontario
Gordon
T,
l-errr,
f
J-
Pioiinciil
Vice-Chairman,
Ontario
The
I
too.
V.
J.
Tapper,
Ueut-Goternor
Provincial
Chairman,
Manitoba
The
Hoo.
A.
P.
McNab,
Ueat.-Goernor
Provincial
Chairman.
Suketcbewan
The
Hon.
Senator
Buchanan
Prot
iocial
Chairman,
Alberta
Th
Hoo.
Eric
W.
Himbtr,
IJ.t.-GoTrnor
i
:
'i
ri
.
n.:.I.L
f
-1
LI.
BRIGADIER
II.
CHAS.
TUTTE,
Nitioml
OmptUo
Direcwi
(ifi
fr
Chmirmmn
of
Lct
ChhU1
)
rrwinv'.t
ruivn,
oruua
wiiubdii
j
THE"
RED
SHIELD
WAR
d
HOMH
SCRViPF
CAMPAIGN
Mar.
fl,h
tO
20th
How
verse
below
reads:
"Nothinir
u
'Arsenal
12
of
:
sweeter
than
your
caress.
In
return
wt
Ham
...11
oer
oi
wise
irom
tne
1914-1918
ard
has
lost
it.,
popularity
and
the
I
offer
my
tenderness.
i
Watford
8
Mlllwall
6
Norwich
.5
Charlton
7
Clapton
5
.Crystal
P
S
Tottenham
..
5
Southend
....
i
5
6
5
3
8
9
8
11
12
South
W.
L.
Queen's
Pk..l2
Bournemth
..11
Chelsea
8
'Reading
10
i
Brentford
8
jFulham
........
6
Portsmouth
7
Aldershot
....
3
Brighton
4
Southsm'ton
4
Plymouth
10
Torquay
9
Swindon
9
Bristol
R
5
Swanwa
4
Newport
5
Cardiff
3
Bristol
C
3
3
4
3
5
8
7
9
9
12
13
East
Midland
tfCB
DAILY
FOOTBALL
STANDING
Teams
are
Makinj
Out
in
Old
Country
Leagues
ENOLISH
South
-A"
1
4
1
3
S
5
1
3
2
0
0
ir
D.
2
Southwest
W.
L.
D
6
4
4
7
7
6
5
9
Midland
W.
WolThmptn
U
W
Bromwich
10
Luton
0
Northamptn
4
Blrmlnghm
5
Conventry
....
5
Leicester
3
Walsall
1
L.
2
2
5
4
6
7
7
12
57
33
41
38
29
58
27
35
34
23
F.
48
49
39
43
42
44
35
30
39
39
F.
43
44
44
37
28
20
20
28
F.
48
44
41
28
25
24
29
22
j
A
fifty
cent
ciassitieo
ad.
.often
make
you
many
dollars.
23
32
38
35
24
54
58
43
40
53
28
23
A.
PU.
23
28
24
21
21
18
16
15
10
9
-
W.
L.
D.
F.
A.Pts.
Chester
fid
.6
2
2
33
11
14
Sheffld
U
....
7
1
0
26
10
14
Barnsley
4
2
3
18
15
11
.Rotherham
-
4
2
3
9
12
11
Grimsby
5
3
0
17
15
10
I
Mansfield
....
4
6
1
24
30
9
Sheffld
W.
..
2
5
4
16
22
8,
Doncaster
t'
3
3
12
13
7
Notts
F
...
.....
1
3
3
10
11
5
Lincoln
5
0
9
23
4
Notts
C
1
6
1
12
24
3-
Northwest
W.
L
D.
F.
A.Pts.i
Newcastle
..
8
2
0
30
13
16
.Bradford
....
6
2
0
21
14
12
Med
5
2
2
16
10
12
Huddersfld...
4
1
3
19
7
11
'
Mlddlesbro
.
4
4
1
21
16
9
Bradford
C.
4
3
1
17
16
9
;York
City
4
3
16
19
9
IHartlepool
3
5
0
13
18
6
Darlington
3
6
0
14
25
6
Hull
City
.
2
7
0
10
21
4
Halifax
1
9
0
14
32
3
'
Northwest
W.
L.
D.
F
A.Pts.
Preston
9
1
1
29
14
19,
Bury
8
2
1
32
15
17
Oldham
'.
7
4
2
28
26
16
Blackpool
5
1
4
23
16
14
1
Bolton
5
2
3
22
14
13
Blackburn
5
4
2
22
16
12
Barrow
4
4
3
28
28
11,
Burnley
3
5
2
24
22
8,
Rochdale
3
6
2
19
25
8
Accringtfln
0
7
5
19
32
5
SouthDort
....
2
8
1
15
32
5
Carlisle
0
7
2
fr
30
2
Western
I
1
W.
L.
D.
F.
A.Pts.
Everton
6
2
3
33
18
15,
Liverpool
....
6
2
3
33
18
15
Stoke
6
2
3
29
21
15
Manchstr
U.
7
4
0
39
21
14
!
Manchstr
C.
6
2
'
2
31
21
14'
Chester
4
3
3
19
13
11
Wrexham
....
4
5
3
19
18
11
Port
Vale
....
4
3
"
2
22
20
10
N,
Brighton
4
5
2
29
29
10
Crewe
3
8
0
28
39
ol
Stockport
2
6
1
22
34
5
1
Tranmere
....
0
10
0
11
44
O4
wili
.
MISERAL
ACT
Notice
To
l).lniirnt
Co-ownrra
To
4ihn
W.
Aldn
and
(luridrr
lUrkc
I
land
of
Nratllr,
Waahlnjlon,
C.
H.
A.
I
WHEREAS
then
Me
owner,
other
than
myself
ut
the
extent
of
more
IthAn
one
qtwrter
lnterent
la
each
and
Jail
of
the
BUr
No.
1,
SUr
No.
a.
Star
No.
3,
SUr
No.
4,
SUr
No.
S.
Star
No.
8.
Star
No.
7,
Star
No.
8.
8tr
No.
9
ana
Star
No.
10
Mineral
Claim
altuate
on
the
north
aide
of
Porcher
bland
I
In
ChUmore
PaMag
about
800
feet
from
the
beach
In
the
Bltecna
Mining
Dlrlalon,
Province
of
BrlUnh
Columbu:
'
TAKE
NOTICE
tiuw
unleae
you
d3
1
Dar
wLtiiln
da
a
vm
ih.
Hat.
(of
the
nun
of
S1537.M
being
your,
projjortlon
of
the
expenditure
require!
iia
ivji,
awjo
,
avna
ivjv
Dy
Section
28
of
the
Mineral
Act,
R.
8.
.B.
C.
1938,
Cho.ptr
161,
together
with
all
rvwta
nf
Mil,
tJt.m
,
algned,
the
reglatered
'owner
of
a&ld
1
,
1..
.
1
.1
.
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
muwrm
btuiiin,
your
inwTein
on
aaia
Mineral
CUUrru
ahall
be
forfeited
and
itmoutne
Teeted
In.Uu
underalgned
who
;
hiu
made
the
required
expenditure.
I
DATED
at
Prince
rtarpeH,
B
0,
tola
'8th
day
of
July,
1D3.
E.
B.
BEUNIT.
Service
With
Q.
C.
Islands
Is
Discussed
Prlnre
Kupert
Chamber
merce
of
Derided
Not
to
Take
Any
Action
19
comptatning
mat
tne
steamer
17
stop-overs
at
Prince
Rupert
and
15
Vancouver
were
not
long
enough
15
for
passengers
to
do
their
shop-13
ping
and
return,
a
letter
from
the
12
New
Massett
Community
Club
read'
10
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
oil
g
Commerce
regular
monthly
dinner
last
night
asked
that
a
stop-over
of
at
least
38
hours
at
each
end
be
given.
This
would
allow
wholeal
ers
and
others
to
fill
orders.
letter
had
been
referred
to
the
trade
and
commerce
committee
which
reported
that
the
request
am,l4
K.
f.nalkU
M
Ik.
m
;of
the
committee
was
adopted.
A
suggestion
was
mad
that
pos
sibly,
"
now
there
was
increased
log-
Slock
Taking
Sale
All
FURS
At
Goldbloom's
25
Off
Take
advantage
of
the
low
Prices
to
buy
now
V.
GOLDRLOOM
"The
Old
Reliable"
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeyo
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
tatmon
cannlnc
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert
MASTER
OF
ORCHESTRAS
(Continued
from
Page
One)
antl-Oerman
sentiment
prevailing
in
thr
Unltrrl
KratM
ftr
Amrrl-
lea's
entry
Into
the
world
war
made
I
him
the
target
for
many
bitter
attacks,
especially
when
he
conduc-'ted
the
Boston
Symphony
concerts
Com-
in
Carnegie
Hall,
New
York.
Building
Value
This
Year
Is
Up
i
Considerable
Increase
so
Far
In
1910
As
Compared
With
Year
Afo
.
.
LAJN1JUN
IHPi
Th
Unnl,..1.
g
ging
ounnet
on
tne
islands
and
.
m
,
.
"
"
Tonnrriia
tit.
irnc
lAlimr
mtatnMa
rm
th
lrlrw
"
'unn
APu'charle.tadrndUytn.reiu-'V
Uneh"ntd
l
l
U
0,Jock
Jo
S
t"c
company
miht
constder1
M7M
T
r,ne
ounce
Mf
u
he
22
pulting
on
the
two
boats
during
22,
the
coming
summer,
running
over
15
the
same
route
alternately
with
13
each
other.
13!
Peter
Lakle.
on
behalf
of
the
13
company,
explained
that
two
ex-o
tra
trips
had
already
beei
made
to
the
loMtlnir
camps
and
the
men
A.Pts.
Would
stfly
,hwe
until
the
camps
ai
23,
closcd-
There
would
be
no
extra
22
22
Dus,nf
that
It
was
not
able
to
14'naneue
with
the
one
boat
It
was
14
also
expected
that
tourists
could
be
13
satisfactorily
accommodated
by
11
giving
a
daylight
run
to
Prince
Ru-10
pert
from
Port
Omenta.
New
Fresh
Stock
of
EASTER
CANDIES
and
NOVELTIES
From
Ic
to
"5c
now
on
dUplay.
You
are
invited
to
look
over
he
assortment
while
It
l
complete.
Those
wishing
to
can
have
goods
held
till
Easter
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
OENKKAL
CONTRACTORS
CASEY
and
M0RRETT0
Sione
Masonary.
Brick
or
Concrete
Work
Excavation
and
Landscape
Gardening
Macadam
Roads
or
Sidewalks
Phone
35
for
Morretto
or
Orecn
527
for
Casey
Building
permits
In
Prince
Rupert
for
the
first
two
months
of
this
year
amounted
to
$8230
In
construe
-tion
value
as
compared
with
S287S
in
the
corresponding
period
last
.....
1...IUI
rcuiuury
Duiiainn
value
wa
30S5
a
compared
with
$1575
in
the
same
month
last
year.
n.it
(iou)
c
Not
a
Man
In
the
Cait
Hut
in
All
'
About
M-H-i
(At
7:13
and
9
tj
Tonljht
L
Wed.
USED
FURNITURE
Set
nf
four
kitchen
chairs
WOO
each
85c
Dln.ng
r
v
,
consist
buffet,
square
table
to
extend
and
5
uph;
Studio
lounge
to
pull
out
to
double
bed
$20
00
Bed
r
consist
in
two
Inches
round
bedstead,
centre
panel
a
coll
spring
and
felt
mittress.
sire
4
feet
6
inrhen
by
6
r.
tove.
good
make.
Orirney,
seralenameL
burning
...
$29.50.
Monarch
range,
A-l
condition
$31.00.
Queber
heater
for
coal
or
wood
$12.00.
Oil
burning
circulator
!
latest
pot
style
$19.50.
ODD
ARTICLES
Pair
tube
skate
and
shoes,
slie
8
$2.95.
Pair
tube
kr
$2.90.
Eastman
Kodak,
slxe
116
$4
95.
Cyma
watch.
7
s
Double
barrel
hammer
less
shot
gun.
12
guage
$20
00
1
X15A0.
SUnley
mitre
box
and
saw
$5.50.
Single
b;
-
Hunting
knife
95c
8-foot
show
case,
width
2
indir
Inches,
sliding
doors
$31.00.
Toledo
counter
scale
c-
a
$40.00.
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to
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
Green
916
Store
Hours
:
3a
a.m.
to
5
30
p
m
The
Rexsll
Store
Ormcs
Cod
Liver
Oil
(Norwegian)
8
oz
g
Ormes
Cod
Liver
Oil
(Norwegian)
g
16
oz
Ormcs
Liquid
Petrolatum
16
oz
Ormes
Liquid
Petrolatum
10
oz
Ormes
Liquid
Petrolatum
(container
extra)
Ormes
Liquid
Petrolatum
Gallon
(container
extra)
Ormes
Horchound
and
Honey
Cough
Syrup
Ormcs
Bronchitis
Remedy
At
-4
Tlllltn
AVLMI
Phones
11
12
40c
"
75c
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40c
75c
31.00
$2.00
50c
"
50c
()rmcs
mp'
Syr
Whltc
rinc
25c
aml
50c
Ormcs
Antiseptic
Throat
Pastilles
At
25c
1
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5
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Pioneer
Druggist
Open
Dally
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
a
Sundayi
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.m.
and
j
7
to
9
p.m.
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HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
Housekeeplnr
Apartmenti
(Hot
Water
Heated)
Mrs.
C.
E.
Mack,
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
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GALLERY
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