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If
you
nave
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
pajiar
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
Is
a
buver
in
the
city.
-
BEST
OF
LAND
IS
HIS
DUE
CoL
Ralph
S.
Webb
D.S.O.
Slakca
Strong
Plea
on
Behalf
of
Canada's
Fighting
Men
The
man
who
is
on
active
service
for
the
country
In
the
war
is
as
much
entitled
to
the
best
of
the
land,
.as
are
the
civilians
who
en-Joy
the
undisturbed
comforts
of
tneir
nomes,
declared
vol,
Kaipn
5.
Webb
D.S.O.,
for
eight
years
mayor
of
Winnipeg
and
now
Inspector
of
army
services
for
Canada
with
headquarters
at
Ottawa,
who
was
the
speaker
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
its
regular
weekly
luncheon
yesterday.
It
was
not
only
right
but
it
was
good
business
and
sound
efficiency
to
see
that
the
active
service
man
got
the
best
that
was
going.
Oood
health,
good
spirits
and
a
sense
of
contentment
made
him
a
better
fighting
man
in
the
grim
business
of
war.
It
was,
Col.
Webb
declared,
the
duty
of
all
to
see
the
service
man
was
taken
good
care
of
and
everything
possible
done
to
ensure
his
well-being.
The
speaker
made
candid
and
frank
remarks
along
this
line.
He
deprecated
those
business
men
and
others
who
might
tend
towards
exploiting
the
service
man
or
think
that
anything
was
good
enough
lor
him.
He
also
spoke
of
the
duty
of
military
officers
towards
men
unde;
their
command
In
this
connection.
The
old
shouting
sergeant-major
days
were
gone
forever.
The
good
officer
today
got
close
to
his
moo
nd
was
their
friend.
Col.
Webb
declared
that,
in
somf
'spects.
the
lot
of
the
men
stationed
on
the
forts
right
here
a'
prince
Rupert
was
Just
as
trying
a:
,-tose
on
the
firing
lines
abroad.
"vthln?
that
could
be
dene
c
".ae
conditions
better
for
them
hould
not
be
left
undone.
They
-ire
entitled
to
good
food,
good
quarters,
good
recreational
faeili-ies,
One
thing
in
particular
that
Mie
men
stationed
at
the
fortlflcn-"n
hrrp
lacked,
declared
Col.
Webb,
was
good
water.
There
wis
"n
pood
reason
whvthev
nhonirt
have
to
drink
muskez
water
with
Prince
Rupert's
fine
drlnkintr
iraf.r
facilities
.so
close
by.
Canada
was
paying
today
for
the
mistake
of
having
listened
to
counsel
following
the
last
war
to
neglect
it
fighting
forces.
Before
the
end
of
the
present
war
it
might
be
necesrary
for
Canadians
to
give
every
dollar
they
had
toward
winning
the
war.
After
War
Too
Nor
was
the
aftermath
of
the
war
to
be
forgotten,
declared
Col.
Webb.
The
men
who
foueht
today
would
demand
and
be
entitled
to
toratton
of
their
rights
In
civilian
life
when
the
war
was
over.1
They
would
not
tolerate
treatment
such
as
had
been
accorded
some
service
men
after
the
last
war.
Col.
Webb
spoke
interestingly
of
some
of
his
own
duties
and
prob-,
lemr
as
Inspector
of
services
for
the
Canadian
Active
Service
Force.
He
had
insisted
on
accepting
arjpolnt-mpnt
that
hU
duties
should
not
be
merely
making
Inspections
and
submitting
reports.
Rather
he
expected
t
he
able
to
make
recommendations
the
adoption
of
which
wnu'rt
be
helpful
to
the
building
up
of
an
rNcient
flht!ng
force.
Col
Webb's
remark
throughout
were
from
th
ttandnoint
of
th?
ordinary
fighting
man
whose
cau.
bo
rhamnloned.
The
whole
luncheon
took
on
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UNIFORM
DEPENDABLE
ECONOMICAL
aspect
of
an
army-navy
affair,
officers
from
the
services
being
mucn
in
evidence
as
guests.
Besides
the
speaker
other
guests
were
Commander
Borie
R.C.N..
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston
M.C.
VD.,
Major
M.
J.
Crehan.
Major
J.
R.
Low,
Major
T.
W.
Brown,
Capt.
R.
C.
H.
Durnford,
Capt.
R,
O.
Davidson.
Lieut.
W.
H.
Ruffell.
Lieut.
E.
O.
English,
J.
J.
Little,
O.
P.
Tinker.
Harry
Thrupp,
M.
if.
McLean.
Capt.
W.
P.
Armour,
C.
H.
Orme
and
J.
O.
Johns.
President
O.
A.
Hunter
was
In
the
chair
and
voiced
appreciation
to
the
guest
speaker
who
had
been
introduced
by
William
Crulckshank.
Lieut.
O.
G
Stuart
and
Lieut.
J.
W
Kilpatrlck
introduced
the
service
guests.
The
blessing
was
offered
by
Capt
R
C
H.
Durnford;
padre
of
Prince
Rupert
garrison
area.
EACH
WEEK
TO
ISLANDS
Increase
In
Service
Announced,
Using
Both
Prince
Charles
And
Prince
John
Canadian
Natlona.
Steamships
-nr.juiuc
thai
a
weekly
service
4
be
.maintained
during
the
iomtng
summer
between
Prince
Rupert,
and
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
the
steamers
Prince
Charles
and
rince
John
to
be
operated
In
the
sprvtee
Each
Saturday
night
there
111
br
a
sailing
from
here
at
10:30
with
arrivals
of
Stearns's
Thursday
morning.
Actually
the
weekly
service
will
commence
"n
,m,
of
lhe
prlnce
John
from
here
on
Friday.
June
14.
th
Prinr
Charles
startfn
the
SatnMiy
filings
the
week
following.
June
22.
As
previously
announced
the
s-earners
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
will
take
care
of
the
local
coastal
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
and
also
the
Alaska
run.
A
steamer
will
arrive
at
10
o'clock
Wednesday
mornings
from
Vancouver
via
Powell
R'ver
and
Ocean
Falls,
sail
at
1
py.
for
Skagway
and
'"hr
4aska
ooinU.
returning
here
at
9
o'clock
Mqndav
rrrorn-iryrs
rnd
Mlllnr
et
."i
nm.
Mon-H-y
(0-
van'wpr
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
Oa
Friday
morning
at
10
o'clock
-
stower
will
arrive
from
Vancouver
via
Pov?ell
River
and
Ocean
Fn'ls
ill
at
12
noon
for
8tewart.
return
here
ntr
11
o'clock
Saturday
mornln
and
stll
at
4
o.m.
Sat-'"daw
frr
V9nMiwr
via
Ocean
F-m
and
Pooll
River.
7h"-o
iriV
be
four
trains
each
HITLER'S
DREAM
I'll
tell
you
a
tnrv
'fr?pvc
at
i
"""m-i
Hrr
Hitler.
th
N7l.
had
a
terrible
drpm.
stretched
out
in
his
coffin
lying
In
state,
Hlr
little
moustache
frozen
with
hate,
,
'
While
lying
there
he
found,
to
his
con.
His
plans
for
the
next
world
and
passporUwere
lost.
8a
right
uo
to
Heaven
Hitler
went
straleRt
And
proudly
he
goore-stepped
to
the
golden
gate.
But
the
look-out
angel,
in
a
voice
loud
and
clear.
Said:
"On
your
way,
Hitler,
you
can't
come
in
here;"
Then
Hitler
replied
"At
least
you
are
civil,
"I
suppose
that
means
I
can
go
to
the
devil."
Said
Satan:
"Boys,
I
am
elvin
vmi
warn)..
Im
expecting
Herr
Hitler,
the
Nazi,
In
lhe.
mornings
.
So
get
this
straight
and
get
this
clear,
,
.
"We're
too
damn
gdodVbr
illtler
dowrTKere4
4
'
"Oh
Satanl
Oh
Satan."
Herr
Hitler
replied
"I
heard
what
you
said
while
waiting
outside.
"Please
give
me
a
corner,
I've
no
place
to
go
"
And
Satan
replied:
"No,
a
thousands
times.
No."
And
to
Hitler
these
words
were
a
terrible
blow,
He
was
still
in
his
bed
all
covered
with
sweat
Crying
"Oh
Doctor.
Oh
Doctor.
lt8
the
worst
dream
yet
To
heaven
I
can't
go,
I
know
It
quite
well
But
It's
damned
hard
lines
to
be
kicked
out
of
Hell
"
'IRENE'
IS
PRESENTED
Fine
Musical
Comedy,
With
Anna
Neagle
and
Kay
Milland,
Now
Showing
At
Capitol
Theatre
The
fit
inversion
of
the
popular
mus.eal
comedy
hit
"Irene."
wttn
Anna
Neagle,
famous
English
star,
and
Ray
Mlllartd
sharing
top-cast
honors,
is
the
feature
offering
on
h-
sc-e-n
3f
thf
canltol
Theatre
-
f
ton'-l"
md
tomorrow.
The
picture
is
said
to
be
equally
as
charming
as
the
stage,
play
Itself
Music
Is,
0f
course,
featured
including
the
famous
"Alice
Blue
Oown."
The
plot
deals
with
the
scintillating
career
of
a
HUie
Irish
sales
girl
who
becomes
a
model
for
a
fashionable
dress
shop,
unexpect
developments
ensuing
in
a
triangle
romance
between
the
clrl
and
two
young
men
&U
of
which
leads
up
,to
a
fast-moving
climax.
Miss
Neagel
is
said
to
give
a
remarkably
fine
performance
In
the
title
role
with
Milland
and
Alan
Marshall
as
the
rivals
for
he.-
favor.
Roland
Young
plays
the
role
of
a
dress
shop
manager.
May
Robson
that
of
Mlas
Neagle's
grandmother.
BUlle
Burke
as
Marshall's
mother
and
Arthur
Treacher
as
a
butler.
There
ar
luxuriant
settings
and
scores
of
brilliantly
designed
gowns
and
negligees.
Such
songs
as
"Alice
Blue
Gown,"
"Irene."
"Castle
of
Dreanv"
and
"There's
Something
In
the
Air"
are
skilfully
interpolated
into
the
film
story.
I
nohl
Wedding
4t
Bella
Bella
Event
of
Much
Intern!
at
HHgc
Dwn
Coa't
on
Thursday
of
Lait
Week
BELLA
BELLA.
May
JO.-
Ar
event
of
much
interesta
d-mble
wedding
took
place
at
the
Bella
Bella
United
Church
on
Thursday
night
of
last
week.
Dr.
O.
E.
Darby,
the
mtnlonary
doctor
officiating,
when
Mi
UlUan
Humrhlt
becime
the
bride
of
Benny
Gladstone
and
Miss
Edna
Moody
was
united
to
Roy
Gladstone.
Following
the
ceremony
the
grooms
were
hos
at
a
banquet
to
which
ell
peoplf
of
the
vt!lm
were
Invited.
The
proceedings
came
to
a
clow
with
a
dance
whirh
was
fully
enjoyed
by
young
and
old
alike.
way
in
and
out
durjig
the
summer.
In
udditlnn
to
the
train
i
leaving
Monday.
Wednesday
and
Friday
evenings
as
at
present,
a
.'fs:
pnsner
train
will
leave
ld-ys
at
U
a.m..
starting
June
28
A
fast
train
will
arrive
here
from
the
East
Saturday
afternoons
during
the
summer
at
3:30
In
addition
W,
mixed
trains
on
Sunday,
"ru-sdav
and
Thursday
nights
at
11
o'clock.
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