PAGE
TWO.
SL
Th
PPERS
T
1
1
e
laeai
out
You
could
not
fail
tc
be
impressed
with,
our
wonderful
range
of
slippers
For
Hun
or
Her
Buy
early
while
sizes
are
complete
I
rAMlLY
SHOE
STORE
LT
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RCPERT
-
BRITlSn
COLUMBIA
Published
Erery
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H
F.
PULLEN
Manzging-Editcr
Churchill
And
Bevin
I
f
S
-
A
riance
through
Old
Conntrv
Ttpwsnnners
rerentlv
w
,
1...
i
The
Junior
Red
Cross
at
Evelyn
day
newspaper:
torian
age
of
kiners
and
courtiers,
its
fedyiike
attitude
towards
our
enemies.
Well,
last
week,
Eniest
Bevin,
who,
after
Winston,
is
tie
strongest
man
in
the
Cabinet,
made
a
very
frank,
speech
to
a
Trade
Union
Congress
which
pledged
the
workers
to
even
greater
efforts,
said
in
these
columns.
Revitalize
Conservatism
-
-
-
Turning
again
to
the
same
source
for
information
this
is
evidently
how
many
British
people
are
thinking:
-Britain,
during
the
last
year,
has
been
revoi&Mmied
in
its
thought.
Leading
industrialists,
great
empwyers
and
the
heads
of
big
businesses
are
among
those
who
are
responding
to
new
ideas.
The
future
lies
largely
with
Winston
Churchill
himself.
If
he
can
revitalise
official
Conservatism
with
some
of
his
old-time
Radicalism
which
helied
to
give
us
social
sendees
before
the
last
war,
if
he
able
good
spruce
some
birch.
In
future,
the
whole
of
the
diplomatic
services
should
Ith
ttoe
bet3g-
filial1
their
Van
bein$r
cr
in
m
o
matx
awvi
vam
wm
a
he
v
n
'atu!
'and
have
a
new
environment,'
said,
rec
THE
D
AILY
NEWS
Saturday
December
?
:sic
BOMBS
DAMAGE
HISTORIC
TOWER
OF
LONDON
A
sal.
of
historic
London
Tower
is
shorn
blasted
by
Nasi
bombs
which
also
hit
a
turret
af
the
famcvj.-
ecU.e-
A
seeuon
of
the
wall
as
large
as
a
10-ton
track
fell
into
the
moat.
Once
a
citadel
tne
loipr
has
served
as
a
royal
palace,
a
state
prison
and
a
mint.
HAZELT0N
Mrs.
C.
W.
Dawson
is
expected
to
retain
to
her
home
at
Haitrion
next
-week
alter
an
extended
visit
in
the
United
States.
is
recovering
from
an
pperaUoa
line
Smithers
HaspttaL
in
Roy
Pope
and
daughter,
Betty,
left
this
week
for
Kamkwps
where
the
latter
will
receive
treatment
at
the
hands
of
an
eye
specialist.
Canadian
Artist's
Work
Admired
By
Eastern
Writer
Writing
in
the
Toronto
Globe
i
arrneti
woura
seem
TO
indicate
mai
mrae
flimsier
Win-
KOspicx
and
Kltzegukb.
have
been
"
m
and
Mail
O.
Ewen
Smith
says:
5t0n
LhurchlH
and
Hon.
Ernest
Bevin
are
the
tWO
mem-
mHazrftonrecenUyseffingfarsand
l"t.r
3
,
-Canada
has
Just
tost
another
bril-
bers
of
the
British
cabinet
most
popular
with
the
labor
baying
supplies.
.?1ZJ
006
worwsgreat-
people
01
the
country.
Here,
for
instance,
is
an
exampfe
01
the
sort
of
article.
being
published
in
a
popular
Sun
.
t
,
est
arusts.
ATtnur
usmmg.
a
proua
Two
feet
of
snow
is
report
In
,Ar
.
.
14
01
OUUM,t"
Canadian
and
staunch
admirer
of
the
Kispiox
Valley
near
George
w.&c.1
acuw
.
the
Canadian
north,
west
and
Beirnes
ranch.
There
was
a
bat-
-.
northwest
depicted
in
his
paint-
'Foreign
affairs,
we
now
learn,
are
to
come
more
rard
in
the
Haxetton
district
at
the
ri"
of
stadles.
A
hobby
dab
mg
perhaps
no
one
else
has
the
than
ref
ore
under
the
Premier's
personal
control
That
is
end
of
last
week-
good
news.
,6B
me
insure
01
swae
01
ic
VMn
uly
tht
naUral
masni-
frair
anft
T
HIoa
rfnK
a
nm.
....
.
.
.
licence
01
tne
lesser-imown
sec-
r,,
-a
usn
regwarty.
in
tne
way
01
,
Ny
2J
been!
sports
bkethal
,
J.
te
ontstanding
pTe
sk
ad
hbeen
X
teLed
Upon
1c
Old
school
tie
methods,
its
appointment
Of
!ttog
Gust
christian-
feature-
A
sudden
change
from
guted
as
perhaps
the
premier
in-
!
diplomats
who
Still
seem
to
think
that
it
is
Kvine
in
a
Vic-
jsen
nr-Ji
where
there
is
consider-
to
rain
F31
out
of
'ternreter
of
the
Held.
How
could
and
cedar
with
"'""
lanim
ira
oI
forget
his
trappers,
his
SMITHERS
Tteaperalcre
remains
Mgk
in
the
Slathers
district
for
this
tfeae
cf
year,
the
average
betes
about
thirty
above
zero.
A
recent
breaking
and
entering
of
j
Ernest
Uaran's
borne
at
Saithers
Iwas
solved
by
the
admission
of
two!
MTmH
Ml
ill
i
Mimt
can
iiMen
more
to
tne
Laoor
leaders
who
are
now
so
vital,
nine,
that
they
were
respom&ie.
a
part
of
his
Cabinet,
he
will
do
in
the
sphere
of
national
'Tiie
ehairen
also
admitted
politics
what
he
is
dhintr
as
our
leader
in
hattlo
and
om--.nitertae
eabto
on
the
Lake
Kath-;
erge
as
one
of
the
greatest
statesmen
this
country
has
ever
produced."
Are
Broadening
Out
-
-
-
Another
interesting
feature
of
war
development
is
the
broadening
process
that
is
going
on.
Telling
of
this
a
newspaper
commentator
says;
"'An
Anglo-CatholIc
church
in
East
London
threw
itself
open
to
services
bjvthe
Presbyterian
minister
whose
building
had
been
destroyed.
Nuns
and
Salvationists
work
together
in
their
work
of
solace,
A
rabbi
I
know
is
sheltering,
in
St.
John's
Wood
134
people,
Jews
and
Gentiles
together.
There
is
in
all
this
splendid
promise
for
the
future
unity
of
national
purpose,
the
breaking
down
of
narrow
credalism,
the
essential
brotherhood
of
man.
It
can
indeed
be
said
of
Britain
today
what
can
never
be
said
of
any
race
that
they
breathe
and
feel
and
think
and
trust
as
one
people,
yes,
and
who
have
one
Leader."
lyn
road
and
robbing
a
Chinese
mtaarant
in
SmKhers.
S.
S.
Phiflins.
formerly
district
!
apteulturahst
at
Smith
era,
u
on
a
lecture
tour
of
this
district.
He
1st
working
westward
from
the
Francois
Lake
country
and
will
be
at
Tdkwa
early
next
week.
J.
IL
Henderson,
manager
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
at
Prince
Gzorge,
has
been
on
a
business
visit
to
Smlthers.
Cliff
emerson
has
returned
to
Smlthers
after
spending
Several
months
at
Pacific.
John
Small
of
TaUow
U
a
patient
in
the
Smithers
Hospital.
Miss
Donna
daughter
of
Mr
Evans
vour-gest
anr
Mrs.
R
Evans
.me
1
roues
oi
sKaters
on
tne
near-
colorful
men
of
the
RCilP.
and
toy
az.es.
the
magnificent
moose,
beaver
and
Indian
inhabitants
of
the
tre-
(travel
be
deferred,
if
possible,
for
Angu
McLean
Sr.
idian.
Heming
had
become
better
r
.
'known
outside
of
his
native
land:
I
Mrs.
Beatrice,-Gladys
Sweeney.
;Great
Britain,
France
and
the,
osnii;
thai
the
nmited
Court
circle
soeietv
of
the
Chan-
.
r.tw.
:ers
nf
his
rk.
.h,,fn1
oaOenes
wooid
never
return,
that
if
there
is
to
be
a
reeon-
J
iiaxchn
Hospital,
has
joined
up
-
-that
the
paintings
of
this
marc.
strocaoB
of
the
world,
it
must
be
brought
about
by
har-'
with
the
shas?hnessy
Mihury
hos-ftftssiag
and
utihsin?
and
catering
for
the
risin?
masses
of
j
J31
at
vancosver.
the
.
dominant
.
factor
in
the
new
democratic
world.
GOLF
FOR
RED
CROSS
rm
never
accpPld
hy
the
Na-
itional
Gallery
of
Canada.
Perhaps
JOHANNESBURG
Dec
7-
im,
,m
commg
years
tne
people
of
:
-
w
yw.Ma
"
I
Txim-
f.
r
h
i
r.
.n.vu..
,
.
V.
Canada
will
recosnlz
the
min
-rn
-
..
.
'(If
that
tralv
vitffA
artUt
-
-If
tko
W
tk
,
:
s"
"P
Si
cnampion.
and
'
"
.
A
.
un.
vuxiuaj
lu
ui
temes;
nome
alter
cavmg
a
oeen
a
Bert
-
-
Thomas.
.
Tnnm.l
.
W
.
-J
.
a
a
auai
Aw
UiUiCa"
I
-
w
j.7uu..
.
iuc
ieu
ixaj
lor
ncu
urossi
jj
,
uuncreGs
oi
people
try
a
"spot"
new
WOrldL'
That
is
the
answer
of
the
Deoote
of
Enpbmd
ton
HoFpitaL
CKher
recent
patients
funds
by
tourinz
the
union
nlav-
!rn
th
n,nv
v
k.ft
j.
jvf
jU
&
mflhnfi
mnW
of
f
4tn
tkp
Vm.-m
Fnreicm
rtfz
OfiW
bb
sn
the
the
Ht
HtTipitm
Triton
Hosnilal
HospUal
have
have
m-
n-
inz
ing
exhlbitinn
exhibition
mir-ViM
noalehes.
'.
...
...
....
tO
?J1
the
OUt-of-dat
his
vahaat
defiance
of
Hitkr
and
all
hts
sliigth
with;Bjateab5IT
otwanga
aS
tJiese
words:
i
urge
that
you
go
forward
as
a
great
ra-iEaai
B&ckssoek
oi
Two
n
ousoisj
army
in
uus
temote
total
war
so
tuat
at
tite
end
r.
.1
T1
v.
:j
T
t
i
i
-m
..
.
j
!
.
,
.
it
shall
be
said
that
Labor
by
its
skill,
its
craft,
its
courage
and
devotion
saved
a
great
people.
(
tfee
Uasted
Charch
at
Hazdtoc
htidi
sactal
evenpig
at
the
Xarsts"
residence
of
the
HaxHtea
Hospital
last
ntgltf.
i
uu
gci
swu
results.
ui
B.
C
Furniture
Co.
New
and
Used
Furniture
I
DRESSERS
From
J
COMPLETE
BROWN
ENAMEL
BEDS
From
TTPEWRITERS-Of
various
makes.
From
1
NATIONAL
CASH
REGISTER
Just
like
new
1
COT
In
srood
rendition
at
ii
S7.50
TO
10.00
$14.00
TO
$16.50
$22.00
TO
$45.00
New
Furniture
FELT
MATTR
ES
S
ES
Sizes
3-3,
striped
covertcc
material
..
4-0.
Speciil
SPRING
FILLED
FELT
JLVTTRESSES
Of
finest
quality
12
SPRING-FILLED
FELT
MATTRESSES
With
silk
8
C.VPAINTED
DROP
LEAF
TABLES-
Very
strongly
built.
Special
1
$45.00
$3.95
$7.50
$16.50
$22.50
$6.75
2
4-piece
BEDROOM
S
riTES
Consisting
of
bedstead,
vanity
and
bench,
and
chiflrobe.
in
waterfaH
qqq
a
design
tfZ.0lJ
4
DRESSERS
With
round
mirrors.
In
waterfall
QOO
"A
design,
a
real
snap
L-
16
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
In
all
eoks
and
atjlex
From-
$75.00
TO
$104.00
Phone
BUCK
11
Neil
Dwr
to
B.
C
Cfetblen
TniRD
AVENUE
HEALTH
OF
CANADIANS
OTTAWA,
Dec.
7:
CP
Main-tmaRce
cf
putu
health
in
Canada
ecsLs
$193.000
JG0
or
$19
a
person,
annually,
aceadias
n
latest
of-
fe
f'qurrs
Thi
n
P
h
O
n
e
their
living
by
providing
r
v
health
and
medical
services
of
:
5193.GG0.Mii
spent
annua.;,
committee'
survey
shoved
ttu
peteent
is
paid
by
private
-
uuu.
i
pwitm
ny
gjverrrr.-
jua
seven
percent
comes
Millions
Spent
Annually
For
Ser-
phUanthrooy
and
icdustrv
tiees
Of
Which
Best
Use
I
0f
the
annua!
L,
...
ana
dentists
of
the
pensions
and
health
depart
drtl?
sundr!s
Sanitate
men:,
is
a
higher
ftgtue
than
Canadians
spend
on
education
ant!
only
just
below
the
sum
spent
on
clothing
each
year.
The
National
Committee
for
M"
Hygiene
has
jus:
concluded
a
thorough
survey
of
medial
care
Td
public
health
services
in
Canada
and
concludes
that
full
advantage
of
what
science
has
made
available
for
use
in
prevention
and
treatment
of
disease,
is
no?
being
taken.
E?ath
rates
for
fir:-vear
in
Medical
Service
Army
The
reoort
said
more
than
5
000
Rlt
a'
year
run
to
$12,000
n
The
commStlee
reported
ua
ganizatioiu
to
seeure
medici.
SERVICE
OF
A
I1ETTEK
CLASS
(xrt
Murray)
Gift
Boxes
By
m
for
Haxehon
district,
says
that
the
Angus
McLean
has
retained
Sopendoxs
areas
still
untouched;
S
U
J
J
L
1
IV
1
99
ZJZJ
kJlWmIa
roaos
there
are
rery
sopDerr
at
pH5
a
oMir.aj
,
rus
loscmaung
ion
Doais
were
tie
echoed
What
1
bad
!
present
He
sueeests
that
highway
nere
1"h
his
parents,
Mr.
ami
Mrsweu
presented.
Although
a
Cana
"JUST
TRY
ONCE"
ire
to
docw
and
nurse
tviAAn
CW
represents
hospital
coit,
aur.jj
of
personnel-
$12,000
M
tians;
$50030.006
on
drus-$33,000,000
on
patent
men
"EVERYBODY'S
WARM
FRIEND"
COAL
Try
Our
Famous
Edson
Hard
Coal
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
EDSON,
NAXALM
O-WELLINGTON,
BULKLEY
VALLEV
Office
and
Coal
Bunkers
TroUer
s
Dock
Phone
51
Yardley
of
London
Pricetl
From
$1.00
to
$10.00
Lavender
Bath
Salts
$U0
Lavender
Bath
Powder
$1.50
Lavender
Toilet
Water
ooc,
S5c,
$1.10
and
$1.75
Yardley
Perfume
.
.
$1.25,
$2.50,
Ormes
Ltd.
fiA
Pioneer
Druqjjists
Tba
RexaU
Store
Phones
11
13
Open
Dally
from
I
aon.
tin
19
pja.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
15
t
2
pjn.
and
7
to
pjn.
or-
m
groups
are
growing
in
the
Dcci-
iBHEi
ana
tnrougn
workme:
sompensattefl
several
nUUic.n
.
Har
a
year
are
being
ibis
manner.
.
r
i
ocuruxsk
wnereoy
err.
:c;b
contribute
a
smaU
-u:
reek
to
cover
medical
care
aeveraping
in
tne
various
:r..(
most
novel
of
th?s?
th'
muni'isal
rhysic.an
fants
varies
greatly
in
different
operating
in
western
Canada
parts
of
Canada
where
condition
system
has
made
ihs
r.t
are
comparable,
the
eosanittee
re-
regress
in
Saskatchewan
,ht
port
said,
adding
that
2J500
more
"amittee
said
Under
the
p..
4
beds
are
needed
in
Quebec
and
fhydcian
is
engaged
at
a
.
the
Marittaes
for
tuberculosis
'-""ide
general
pracUuar.er
rs,
eases
alone,
and
5P
Tr-
rther
irr
aDproximatety
2j000
peop
7
provinces.
An
additional
8369
bds
in
n
erln
area
Cos:
3
r.?t
are
needed
for
treatment
of
men-
'
"iiugh
a
land
tax
the
averse
-
tal
illness
In
Canada.
annual
prioe
per
person
in
rurxl
areas
oemg
siiz.
Tnu
plan,
ht
UAiauuee
louna.
is
ooera:-
Canadians,
including
10.000
physt-
a
proximately
l&O
rura
:ians
and
surgeons.
4.000
dentists
pahties
and
50
town-and
20.000
graduate
nurses
earn
Canada.
bt.
a
7
TT...
.
WC
XT
a
A
i