Saturday,
December
7,
1910.
What
About
It?
Do
y,;u
know
there
are
only
a
few
days
left
tin
r,,i
.
J
We
suggest
you
do
your
shopping
eariy
be
V3)
:,ty
Store.
You
will
find
the
things
wanL
?
you
a,
tv,
J,,,
.
Christmas
Cards,
Christmas
CS0ns.
,0west
.ware.
Sets
of
Dishes!
a
few
suggestion
.
Glassware'
A
'
'
Set
of
23
pieces
$1.95
A
Coff
set8
from
;.87c
10
VaZXZ
jjijp
Call
in
at
Your
Store
and
See!
THE
VARIETY
STORE
J""1""1'
"
3Q
TII111D
AVE.
WliST
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
December
7,
1915
Residents
0f
Park
Avenue
have
,
gained
to
the
city
council
about
Efficient
and
Irregular
water
.
rat
j,
O.
Williams,
who
has
-
n
on
the
Yukon
River
between
h
rse
and
Dawson
W
Nil
I.
lands
will
be
opened
to
her
4
fining,
STILL
LESS
WOMEN
MELBOURNE,
Dec.
7:
(CP)
rr-
s'.ill
more
men
than
BnutY
VALLEY
RAHY
BEEF
i
V
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22c
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tII!Bf
iKiwiraiTOBBWirM
ENIGMA
OF
RUSSIA
IS
DISCUSSED
Robert
MacKenzie
Speaker
at
Dinner
Meeting
of
Women's
Canadian
Club
Last
Evening
a
...
...
See.
'.the
display
of
undies
for
Milady's
Xmas
gift
at
the
Dollar
Store.
tf
Canadian
Legion
Christmas
tree
December
21.
Members
having
c-i
opposition
to
further
ageression."
gresslon
Dact
irom
r
.
n.
uiiiijinjuam,
university
or
British
Columbia
Ex-1
friendship
but
from
motives
of
fear
f
i.
pertor
of
fisheries,
that
tension
Department,
in
addressing
and
distrust.
As
far
as
Russia
was
between
uunaas
ana
uam-
a
dinner
of
the
Women's
Canadian
'
concerned,
the
nolicv
aDDeared
to
Club
in
Prince
Rupert
last
night.
1
be
one
of
negotiating
with
countries
Such
would
be
one
of
the
most
lm-
',she
did
not
like
rather
than
with
portant
essentials
In
postwar
re-
countries
she
had
ho
reason
lo
fear,
construction,
asserted
Mr.
MacKen-1
The
move
of
Russia
Into
Poland
and
zie.
"Soviet
Russia
and
the
War"
the
Baltic
and
Finland
and
the
ob-
was
the
subject
of
the
speaker
who
talning
of
Bessarabia
from
Ruman-
n
be
Commonwealth
of
gave
an
interoretatlv
skPtch
nf
h
ia
the
sneaker
internreted
a
meas-
v
the
score
at
the
end
or
Soviet's
position
In
regard
to
Euro-
ures
of
self-protection
against
Ger-50330
to
3,480329.
pean
affairs
since
the
last
war
and
many.
""""""
'
-
theorized
as
to
what
her
future
Dveionments
Since
War
ll.iJ.ii.M'Ji.iiiniKl
rtatus
In
relation
b
the
mnfiint
Turnlntr
to
develonments
"l"""'"
since
omvt
JONES'
Hitler
Is
free
to
wage
long
the
oresent
warfare
of
aerial
heavy
warfare
with
his
huge
and
bcmblng
could
be
sustained.
There
well
organized
army
I
cannot
see
'
"pranhlcal
and
economic
factors
weak
and
could
not
stand
the
strain
should
be
kept
ln
mind.
Russia
cov-
of
a
long
war.
On
the
other
hand,
cred
one-sixth
of
the
entire
world's
should
Germany
begin
to
crumble
surface
and
was
the
greatest
nation
or
disintegrate
or
revolution
set
ln
by
far
ln
Europe
and
Asia
as
far
once
Hitler
hits
the
taboggan
there
as
area
was
concerned.
She
had
might
be
a
change
in
the
Russian
tremendous
untapped
resources,
the
position.
Should
Hitler
succeed
In
control
of
which
tempted
other
na-
defeating
England,
the
speaker
tlons.
At
the
same
time
Russia
had
sugested
that
Germany
might
turn
been
weak
economically,
corrupt
po-
upon
Russia.
As
long
as
Germany
lltlcally
and
poorly
equipped
for
the
had
a
struggle
on
its
hands
in
the
exploitation
of
her
resources.
There
west,
however,
It
was
unlikely
Hitler
had
been
the
embitterments
fol-
would
attack
Riusia.
The
fact
that
lowing
the
collapse
of
Russia
in
the
Turkey
was
sympathetic
with
Great
last
war
and
the
going
over
from
Britain
and
that
Bulgaria
continu-the
Allies
to
Germany.
ed
to
stand
aloof
from
the
Axis
the
Up
to
1922
In
Russia
there
had
fpeaker
aw
as
hopeful
Indications
been
a
period
of
trial
and
stress
of
Russian
influence
and
attitude,
during
which
time
communism
had
The
dinner
opened
with
the
sing-endeavoured
to
establish
Itself
In
ing
of
"O
Canada"
and
closed
with
the
Soviet
and,
at
the
same
time,
"God
Save
the
King."
Mrs.
Carl
Incite
revolution
elsewhere.
Boardman
presiding
at
the
piano.
Later
the
socialistic
regime
ln
Germany
had
broken
down,
leaving
N0
FERDINAND
'
the
way
open
for
the
brigand
Hitler
warracktabeaL.
Australia,
whose
quite
frank
as
ex-
p
an
y
Dec
?.
(CP)Cnrlstopher
Powen
in
"Meln
Kampf,
to
pressed
was
managed
to
crawl
t0
safety
after
and
attack
Russia.
dominate
Europe
h,s
th,
h
had
been
broken
b
fln
This
had
been
followed
by
Russia
3
attacking-bull
on
hls
father.s
farm
attempt
to
build
up
a
frontier
here
,
against
Germany,
me
franco-Soviet
pact
had
also
been
devclcp-
ed.
Meanwhile
Germany
had
become
fearful
of
war
on
two
fronts.
On
the
one
hand
was
Russia
fearful
far
as
the
western
powers
were
con
cerned.
In
August
1939
had
come,
first,
the
trade
pact
between
Germany!
mid
Russia
and
then
the
non-ag-
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Torts
8
8,
"pfincess
Adelaide"
Every
Friday,
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
IINCESS
NORAH-December
9th.
19th,
Jan.
2nd,
16th,
30th
Itcpi
rv....
.
...ui,
-r,oHiiii
Pacific
services
vvniipriinn
a
Vancouver
w
-
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
,
COAT1.0
r,
.
.
.
.
Pr
nee
Runcrt,
B.
t.
NOTICE
To
Whom
It
May
Concern:
I
will
mot
be
responsible
for
the
pay
or
Germany
and
uermany
wun
ner
mcnt
of
an-y
debts
incurred
by
ambitions
for
expansion,
both
with
anyone
in
my
name
as
from
this
their
underlying
embitterments
as
date
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
this
second
day
of
December,
1940.
L.
RAPP
Announcements
All
advertisements
ln
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Red
Cross
Tea,
Legion
Hall,
Saturday,
December
7.
Game
;cllnner,-December
11.
102nd
Auxiliary
tea.
December
12
Legion
Hall.
Eagles
Bridge
December
18.
S.O.N.
Christmas
tree
and
dance
December
26.
Moose
Hall.
Genuine
Hogmany
Dance,
fellow's
Hall,
December
31.
Odd-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Cash
for
Old
Oold,
Bulger's,
tf.
Buy
Basketball
Tickets
now.
Just
say
"Three
Two
please.'
285
Just
say
"Three
Two
please."
A
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Hall-.
visitors
from
the
Interior,
we
but
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
Assn.
will
suggest
you
give
photos
this
Xmas.
be
held
In
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's,
Call
at
the
Benson
Studio.
We
will
Union
Hall,
Sunday,
December
8th
be
pleased
to
show
you
the
dlf-
at
z
p.m.
(287)
ferent
sizes
and
stvles
I-
Prince
Rupert
Legion
Defence
Corps
WEEKLY
ORDERS
LEGION
DEFENCE
CORPS
Tuesday
8
p.m.
Full
muster
pa-
-j
e,
.
.
.
-.
mlRhtbe.
The
address
was
listened
the
start
of
the
war.
Mr.
Mackenzie
ittUC'
oa"""
"ea'
wean
LKKK-
to
with
a
great
deal
of
interest
by
cited
as
most
important
events
the
a
good-sized
gathering
with
Miss
E.
failure
of
Hitler
to
dominate
Eur-
KNOWS
HIS
OATS
thuksby,
Alta.,
Dec.
7:
(CP)
ever,
than
that
of
Russia.
Tliere
clash
with
the
Reich,"
predicted
the
precendent
for
a
slx-and-one-half
1
fusion
In
Aiicrnst
with
Don't
Delay
Christmas
Is
Only
a
few
weeks
away
Before
you
know
it
Christmas
will
be
here.
Purchase
your
Christmas
cards
today.
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
WRAPPING,
SEALS,
TAGS,
ETC.
Enjoy
full
selection,
leisure
in
shopping
and
delivery
at
your
convenience.
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Besner
Block
Phone
234
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Snckeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the,
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
I
Man
in
the
Moon
Many
times
I
have
mentioned
the
humor
of
the
war.
Here
Is
something
that
was
not
Intended
for
humor.
Landladies
In
a
town
on1
Jthe
Channel
are
advertising
"Nice
Basketball
aavoy
vs.
Petersburg
rooms
with
every
convenience,
fac-
next
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
children
under
12
kindly
give
In
tlve
meeting
Monday.
tneir
names.
.
(2S0)
meeting
Wednesday.
i
This
Christmas
send
something
Capitol
Theatre
285
Canadian
Legion
B.E.S.L.
Execu
ing
the
enemy."
Erika
Mann,
in
The
Nation,
says:
"I
watched
a
man
whose
house
had
Monthly
been
bombed
while
he
was
away.
(237)
He
stood
there
before
the
ruins,
shaking
his
head
and
repeating
in
have
special
the
tone
of
some
highly
civilized
useful
and
distinctive.
See
Cana-
Xmas
gift
tickets
or
books
in
gift!
person
who
for
the
first
time
dis
dlan
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Com-;
envelopes
for
children
and
adults,
j
covers
that
bestiality
exists
among
panys
aq
on
rage
3.
t
(tf)
human
beings:
"But
this
Is
disgusting,
perfectly
disgusting."
"What
Every
Young
Lady
Should
j
No"
is
the
title
of
a
little
booklet!
Just
Issued
at
an
American
unlver-
"
my.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Everett
of
In
the
course
of
a
tour
of
this
i
met
a
pretty
little
country
girl
Provincial
Cannery,
Rivers
Inlet,
district
for
the
University
of
Bri-
in
a
village
I
once
stayed
at
and
sailed
by
the
Cardena
this
morn-
tlsh
Columbia
extension
depart-,
i
took
her
for
a
walk
in
the
moon-
,S
on
inclr
murn
down
tne
coast
ment'
Robett
MacKenzie,
of
the
i
for
for
seven-
seven-1
"If
"
there
e
is
15
a
a
moral
moral
i-unn
lesson
t
v,
be
light.
B
.1
L
L.
w
.1
.
.
after
SDendlne
a
few
davs
In
the
Denartmpnt
f
nut,
rv.
.
.
n
year;,
Is
is
visitor
visitor
in
vne
rity.
i
aenveairom
the
tale
of
power
poll-Vuv
I
tu
,V
.
,
Aiier
wea
gone
a
uuie
way.
i
Eittsficd
that
Prince
Rupert
tics
in
Europe
it.
is
the
necessity
of
t
VvT
..
arrived
asked
her,
"Do
you
like
to
be
kissed
...
1
.
1
.
t
-lll
...
.
'
-
.
.
.11
WiC
L1LV
till
1.
1
1
f
ITiriPPSa
Art
A-
,
.
lalde
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
7
.
.
declared
declared
Robert
MacKenzie,
pro-,
to
suggest
that
these
pacts
had
been
day
evenine's
train
to
TprrnpanH
person
has
been
cdvlsed
fessor
of
history
and
economics,
negotiated
not
from
motives
of
smjthers
T
1
U
-
t
I
In
the
moonlight
or
the
dark?"
"Yes,"
she
said.
"Why
not?"
Do
you
like
after-dinner
speech-i
es?
I
don't
like
'em
much,
and
there's
one
I
hate.
It
always
starts
like
this:
"And
now
hpln
mi
rlpar
aurav
and
A
man
bought
a
canary
from
an
animal
dealer.
...
can
sing
mill
V
A
DVCT
M-
"l
tne
President
of
the
Wo-
ope
and
the
setback
of
Hitler's
IM-''r
V.T'u
Vn....
.uuic
,
!?
SUrC
suic
.....
1
iUt.
mis
S
1.
blrd
uira
1
f
"
FAMILY
MAK&L
1
men's
Canadian
Club,
In
the
chair.
Ian
partner
who
had
turned
'
out
to
JJ.k
Derta
'1
it
i
.
...i
:ihe..ed
susPiciously-
tu
...
k.mti
.
.u
v
....J..
afea
claims
he
threshed
nireanea
618
oio
"He's
tie
s
a
a
erand
erand
s
sineer.
neer."
...
ni,nn.
o
w
vie
uiaiix-unceriain
issues
,
uc
hmk
uwic
u
ln
th,s
war
said
Ur-
MacKenzie
in
as
far
as
could
b
a
i
o
I
WllrYinV
SllPPialQ
opening.
These
Included
what
Tur-
Greek
campaign
jaiuiuttjr
ujjciicua
key
and
6paln
mlgnt
d0
and
how
..At
long
M
Hl
tli.Jl"lll
III
II
.1
u
20c
22c
25c
20c
22c
A
1
A
1
t
I
But
one
quick-witted
eieht-vear-
old
went
one
better.
"What
gets
me,
miss,
is
how
they
get
in,"
she
remarked.
Christmas
would
we
did
not
know
i
.
.
.
The
little
boy
was
verv
nanehtv
in
school
and
the
teacher
felt
that
me
aiscipiine
of
the
whole
room
was
being
undermined
by
his
actions.
She
wrote
a
note
to
his
mother.
"Your
son
is
the
bright
as
hn
in
my
room,
but
the
most
mischievous.
WVmt
eVioll
T
Jn.
reply.
"I'm
having
my
own
troubles
wun
nis
rather."
The
little
Item
above
cost
the
.
.
'
I
r
j
wash-up,
darling."
m
Jake
says
he
knows
a
man
who
was
sent
down
for
five
years
for
stealing
a
book.
When
I
expressed
surprise
that
a
man
got
that
much
;
for
pinching
one
little
book,
he
says,
;
"yes,"
says
he,
"it
was
my
pocket-1
book."
con-
speaker.
"The
Red
Army
would
have
month
old
nutlet
fhTlXl
T
u
fonciUSlon
01
a
Hath,
no
chance
against
that
of
the
nJst
o"f
2,
'
p""ih:
i
.
bushels
of
fine
quality
oats
fromj
The
customer
left.
A
week
later
a
five
acre
plot,
a
yield
of
123.6
he
reaopeared.
bushels
an
acre.
,
Say!
Tills
bird
you
sold
me
Is
I
lamer
chSSSI
opod
i
Tell-,what
d.!d
-M-
?
.
...
.
-n.
.
i
-.....w,
iios.,
Ayfu.
i:
er
or
a
nanrprv"
was
no
greaier
uncertainly,
now-
mat
nussia
win
iase
a
cnancc
on
a
(CP)
Mn
Tnhn
v
.
He's
Here
Again
HWW
f
Bk
H
reaching
of
agreements
between
Reich,
I
believe
all
agree."
At
the
heri
m
an
ower,
"And
don't
you
think
it
is
wonder-
The
editor
says
he
does
not
mind
Germany
and
Russia.
However,
ie-
same
time
Russia's
economy
was
"
TOYLAND
OPENS
BIGGER
AND
BETTER
THAN
EVER
)
ful
children,
how
the
little
chickens
coming
around
and
acting
as
re-
sck
uui
oi
meir
sneiisv
feree
Mistress
(to
cook
at
5:45
pjn.):
"I
know
it's
the
third
time
this
week
Mary,
but
my
husband
Just
phoned
from
the
golf
club
that!
Vtn
nil
hI.LIi
I
.1
.
11
hes
bringing
three
men
men
to
to
mat
aDOUl
a
ner
Hnw
lornr
will
'wee
later
tne
eovemment.
vmiM
din-
you
need
to
I
be
sending
out
tax
notices.
,,
Mary;
"I'm
ready
now.
I
packed
If
you
don't
fork
out
..W
trunk
the
last
time
it
hap-
When
the
government
axes
Pened."
you,
Don't
be
surprised
If
it
comes
and
taxes
you.
What
a
jolly
time
there
jbe
if
the
government
fonrot
tn
send
out
the
tax
notices
this
year
land
we
didn't
have
to
pay.
If
you
don't
like
the
rain
Get
under
a
slicker
If
you
don't
like
my
fun
You
don't
have
to
snicker.
All
the
joy
of
Christmas
can
be
put
Into
one
word
TOYS.
For
boys
and
girls,
the
holiday
hold3
but
one
promise
TOYS.
And
we're
concentrating
on
one
big
Idea
to
make
children
happy
TOYS,
TOYS,
TOYS.
See
them
and
see
how
much
fun
they
can
mean
to
the
boys
and
girls
on
your
list.
DOLLS
BUGGIES
TOY
DISHES
TINY
COOK
STOVES
BICYCLES
COASTER
WAGONS
NOVELTIES
GAMES
EVERYTHING
FOR
FUN
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
-
4--
-
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
December
7,
1915.
President
Wil
'THREE-TWO
PLEASE'
RUPERT'S
LARGEST
TAXI
SERVICE
'
"v
o.iail
UUf
f
,
.
.
.
.
4.
Do
what
you
please,"
came
the1
"
'
oianan
two
dollars.
I
got
It
bv'
the
simple
exDedient
of
net
f...
3
scissors.
That
Illustrates
the
oldlS?
nrnvprh
Viit
tv....
...
FKj
.
w.av
mnc
ie
omer
ways
of
killing
a
dog
besides
hanging
him,
What
the
world
needs
today
is
not
more
wheat,
potatoes
and
cabbage
but
more
apple
pie,
scalloped
potatoes
and
other
delicacies
re-
nilfrlrtrv
Htl.,
.i
.
t
fuses
a
scrooge
for
anv.
body.
Better
send
the
letter
direct
to
the
offender
or
better
still
call
on
him
personally
and
sifM
it
"
risht
there
a"y
old
way
you
want,
When
a
subscriber
wants
to
"get
5?
after"
somebody,
don't
try
to
turnip
the
Job
over
to
the
Editor.
He
rP-
re
i
W
1
OX
A
Large
Shipment
of
I
COFFEE
TABLES
Radio
and
Magazine
Tables
Just
Arrived
good
cook.
.
4
Also
a
new
shipment
of
Chesterfield
Suites
in
latest
m
.'designs.
Come
early
and
make
your
selection.
m
From
this
time
on
until
Christ-
k
h3
UIM
jt-memoer
mat
every
day
Is
Pi
fig
a
snopping
day.
MacKenzie
s
Furniture
tj?
Phone
775
A
Good
Place
to
Uuy'
327
3rd
Avenue
m
s
to
X-
4-
X-
X-X-X-X-X-
son
in.
message
to
United
States
Congress
asked
that
his
hands
be
strengthened
to
deal
with
anti-American
plotters.
British
withdrew
from
Strumnitza
and
Bulgarians
occupied
Demir'Kapu,
Serbia.
x-
We
bought
three
brand
new
heaters
J
Just
so
you
wouldn't
freeze
We
bought
three
cars
to
put
them
in
They
answer
X-
X-
'THREE-TWO
PLEASE'
I
The
cars
are
painted
in
two-tone
blue
Their
beauty
is
equalled
in
ease
If
you
want
safety
with
comfort
Call
us
at