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AGE
TWO
THE
DAILT
NEWS
M
en
s
si
Labor
Democratic
lppers
have
you
een
our
new
.designs
in
Men's
comfort
welts
and
soft
soled
slippers
by
"Foot
Guards".
Slippers
you
can
walk
down
town
in
and
feel
dressed
up.
We
will
be
pleased
to
show
them
to
you.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
the
Home
of
Good
Shoei
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
Member
of
Audit
Korean
or
Circulations
MEMBER
Or
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CANADIAN
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nd
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therein
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fAAILY
ELUTIOh
Monday,
November
18,
1940
EDITORIALS
Canada's
Indifference
i
H.
R.
Maciiillan,
federal
timber
controller,
spoke
recently
of
the
indifference
of
Canada
toward
the
war.
This
indifference,
he,suggested,
would
be
"blasted"
in
the
near
future
and
Canada
would
either,
from
individual
volition
or
national
action,
become
very
much
alive
to
the
necessities
of
the
situation.
Tn
a
--nnair?Prhlp
PYTPnt
Mr.
McMillan
if?
til?ht.
In
Labor
is
a
champion
of
the
democratic
principle
in
politics,"
saysXhe
Canadian
Unionist.
"In
this
connection,
it
is
well
to
remember
that
there
is
a
good
deal
more
politics
in
business
than
there
is
business
in
politics.
Lalor,
of
course,
wants
representation
in
Parliament,
so
that
those
who
work
may
have
a
vice
in
national
affairs.
They
want
a
voice
in
determining
the
rate
of
taxation
and
in
deciding
the
public
services
on
which
taxes
are
to
be
spent,
and
they
want
a
voice
in
foreign
policy
which
determines
social
relationships
in
ihe
international
field.
But
that
is
not
the
sum
total
of
political
democracy.
What
about
politics
in
industry
and
business?
Labor
wants
a
voice
there,
too.
For
there
is
nothing
that
touches
the
worker
more
directly
and
vitally
than
the
industry
in
which
he
spends
his
energies
from
day
to
day.
What
about
democracy
in
that
important
iield?
As
things
are
now,
the
man
with
a
hundred
.thousand
dollars
invested
in
an
industry
has
a
vote
in
the
direction
of
it
Not
so
with
the
men
who
work.
They
only
spend
their
lives
in
it,
and
so
far
that
sort
of
investment
has
not
been
considered
worthy
of
a
vote.
"Today
organized
labqr
is
demanding
a
voice
in
the
direction
of
industry.
In
this
demand
they
appear
as
true
political
democrats.
The
polities
of
business
is
of
:greater
concern
to
the
worker
than
even
the
politics
of
govern
ment.for
it
is
in
fact
thfe
politics
of
business
that
detciv
mine
government
policy.
In
this
demand,
labor
is
again
vital
and
realistic
rather
than
abstract
and,
speculative.
It
feels
that
people
who
invest
their
energy,
their
skill,
their
time
and
their
lives
in
any
industry
have
jat
least
as;
good
a
nghtito
have.ayojce.mits
direction
as
those
who
may
have
bought
a
block
of
stock
in
a
market
gamble.
And
so
labor's
demand
in
this
connection
is
for
political
democracy
both
in
government
and
industry."
Hockey
Scores
Saturday
Detroit
3,
Bankers
3.
Canadiens
2,
Toronto
4.
;d
snnaaj.
Chicago
4,
Canadiehs
4.
Toronto
4,
Boston
1-Detroit
2,
American
0.
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WANTED
Small
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position.
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Daily
Ne
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or
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Box
44,
Daily
News.
'272
FOR
SALii
LOST
Basketball
Buzz
'
Basketball!,
the'
sport
nolout-draving
any
other
port
os'the
American
continent
will
be"
nncr,
way
nought
for
the
test
time
this
season.
Savoys
meet
Rupert
Motors
in
the
Senior
game.
Fishermen's
Co-op
takes
on
High
School
in
'trie
Intermediate,
"iligh
School
aM
Fraser
Street
wilCnussle
Inthe
eirls'
enigeroent
McCrymonV
Park
Juds
will
mix
with
JVar
St?
set
in
the
Junior
Leasue
t&
tain
raiser.
In
the
latter
game.
Ftar
Street
rules
a
slight
favor
ite
to
win
although
it
will
not
hate
the
sri;es
pf
Trl
Amey,
Oood
condition.
Also
dinette
set.
young
brother
of
th?
S?nl3rL-3fue
Box
41.
Daily
News.
270
xt
Aroey
and
en?
of
the
J
i
sir's
T
o.,npnt
outstanding
scorers..
A
large
con-
HUU&wxrwv
wu...
-
Hn.
of
of
High
ju-w
a.h,i
students
Is
expected
to
witness
the
Intermediate
and
Girls
League
games.
The
first-siring
line-ups
for
tonight's
Senior
League
games:
Savoy
Angus
Mi'ePhee.
height.
6
feet
2
inches,
weight
180
pounds;
Sonny
Beynon.
5"
101".
165
lbs;
Helge
Holkestad,
5'
10".
SEALED
tenders
will
be
received
by
1C0
lbs.:
Set
DomJpato.
6'
V,
180
:
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
lbs.;
Currie.
il".
m
lb
Tuesday
November
26th.
for
the
Rupert
Motors
Stiles,
6-
3".
195
purchase
of
the
Cottonwood
Cafe
;
vampoeii,
o
100
ins.;
wormm
.....
.
1
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fi
IRS
rTinrf-
JiiV
T
inritav
ft
hniitiine
ann
conieaws.
khmiic
-
-
j
-
-
of
ground
rights,
Hyder.
B.C,
W
bs.
Don
Amy
C
V
formerly
operated
by
David
Allen,
deceased.
Business
affords
splendid
opportunity
as
wage
proposition.
Premises
and
contents
may
b
Inspected
by
calling
on
David
Ged-des,
Stewart,
B.
C.
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
'
necessarily
accepted.
Terms
Strictly
cash.
Tenders
should
be
adressed
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
BjC.
and
marked
Tender."
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator.
i
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat
Tekla
O.
'
fully
equipped
with
salmon
gurd-
Helen
ies,
gear,
anchor
winch,
anchors,
fencer.
FOR
SALE
Singer
Prince
Rupert,
for
instance,
we
are
interested
in
the
w
J
JJ.
m
an
abstract
way
but
only
a
comparatively
few
people
tlac
Ior
have
cut
down
their
Kving
expenses
in
order
to
make;
45-
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News.
(275)
r.:.
wuuiuuuuiBH,u,s
w
fe
rOR
SALE-Household
goods
Din
is
jusr,
as
large,
me
amount
spent
on
pictures,
parues,
;
street
275
dances
and
clothes
is
about
the
same
as
ever.
'
.'.
sewirrg
ma-
snout
tnis
wnether
you
ve
scored
a
:
Some
people
have
not
yet
purchased
any
war
savings!
BOARD
AND
ROOM
stamps
or
certificates
and
not
tried
in
any
way
to
help
the
I
1
Red
Cross
or
the
other
wartime
activities
designed
to
hdpieflSJlf
ZrLTd
the
men
who
are
serving
overseas,
Mr.
MacMillan
thinks
1
3g5
this
indifference
will
be
"blasted"
and
brought
closer
homel-
to
them.
While
he
does
not
suggest
how
this
may
be,
it
FOR
KENT
?
may
be
he
had
in
mind
the
possibility
of
raids
from
the-poR
rent
Room
jn
Paiiy
News
Pacific
on
our
Canadian
ports.
It
may
also
mean
that'
building
for
office
purposes
only.,
the
government
might
take
more
aggressive
action
Heated.
through
its
taxation
department.
At
any
rate
we
should
for
RENT-Furnished
room
for1
realize
that
we
are
a
part
ot
this
war
ana
each
person
must
do
his
part
towarq
bringing
about
victory.
gentleman.
Phone
631
evenings,
6:20
to
7:30.
272
LOST
Saturday
afternoon
small
black
billfold
with
money,
regis
tration
card,
driver's
license
etc.
Finder
please
return
billfold,
registration
card
and
keep
money
as
reward.
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Hotel
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ftlodern
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Mrs.
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Proprietress
lS5.b&
1
SPORT
CHAT
,
i
Coach
Ted.
-Bank,
whose
Idaho.
football
team
took
four
straight!
lacings
and
then
played
Utah!
State
to
a
scoreless
Ue,
has
de-
cided
hell
have
.
to
drum
some
rhythm
into
his
team's
offence.
0
he
uses
a
big
bass
drum
in
.
training
periods
to
beat
out
the
timing
for
his.
green
but
willing
sophomore
backs.
Mrocjckpwska
is
a
good,
United
States
national
'
etc
Also
suitable
for
three-man
women's
champion
in
fact,
but
her
chine.
Good
condition.
Phone
25.
touch
or
not,
Just
to
confuse
the
enemy.
GUARANTEED
S.LEV
BANGALORE,
India,
November
n
CP
An
aircraft
factory
to
be
"'
ucie
ju
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av
pianes
a
year
to
the
Government
of
India.
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rupert
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Co.
New
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Used
Furniture
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Reconditioned
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Of
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From
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TO
845.00
i
Connor
Washing
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In'
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A
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'
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Late
Ueatty
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832.50
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nd
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co-opeme:
Modern
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assisted
by
electric
power,
right
and
the
telegraph
and
telephone,
while
the
great
benefactors
of
mankind
have
grown
.'up
with
banking
assistance.
The
Bank
of
Montreal
has
made
its
important
contribution
to
the
rise,
development
and
continuous
operation
of
Canadian
utilities.
And
tens
of
thousands
of
their
workers
enjoy
the
safety
and
convenience
of
our
banking
services.
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OF
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Alt
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Branch:
H.
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SERVICE
lit
Omlttmt
111
V'
Satnufml
Oftttii-
Whifflets
From
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nauout
Doai.
Appiy
tnnce
uu-
instructor
tells
ner
ene'd
be
bet-
....
.
,
.
.
pert
Fishermen's
Co-Op.
AsVn.
ter
if
she'd
learn
to
yell
It's
the
.
Unonw
"
at
2T1)
custom
of
fencers
to
shout
Eh.
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"IShJTSS
"
ttm.M
12:30
midnight
last
night
from
the
la
mMn1n
turr
vfi
rht
FOR
SALE-2
pairs
of
skates.
Sizes
th7TSdS
,
thef2e
i80"111'
a
ot
hoan
Uter
7
arid
8,"
Call
at
130,
4th
Ave.
E.
for
Stewart
and
other
northern
tomorrow
afternoon
southbound.
Capt.
William
Palmer.
Is
due
in
port
at
3:30
this
afternoon'
from
Ekagway
and
oih:r
nbuhern
points
and
will
sail
at
5
pjn.
for
Vncouver.
SUI),X
LOYAL
.LONDON,
November
18
CP1
I
jUt
of
1000
0
kja
i;iytd
frsm
the
Pudx
ttra.
ment
for
the
purrhav
jf
aLciar
'
;
"
ff
;
.
For
Boys
and
Girls
Steamers
S.S.
S
ATA
LA
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Velocipedes,
Scooters.
Wagons,
Leave
Prince
Rupert
Every
Tuesday
1:30
p-m.
Every,
Friday
10:30
p.m.
Ki
Kiddie
Kars,
Auto-
mobiles,
Doll
Carriages.
Child's
Rockers,
Baby
Walkers,
Baby
Swings,
Shoofly
Rockers,
Play
Avoid
Disappointment
Buy
Early
A
Deposit
Will
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Article
Until
Christmas
Occasional
Pieces
for
the
Home
folding
Metal
Bridge
Tables
available
in
variety
of
pleasing
colors.
Smoking
Stands
Occasional
Chairs,
Living
Room
Tables,
Coffee
Tables,
Magazine
Tables,
Cedar
Chests
and
many
other
fine
pieces.
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Choice
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FURNITURE
STORE
MOOSE
I5UILDING
Phone
Green
516
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AVfcft
tir.
Store
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a-m.
to
il
P-"l
UNION
STEAMSH1PSJB
SPFXIAL
REDUCED
WINTER
'EXCURSION
FAKES
Including
all
mea)s
and
berth
accommodation
TO
VANCOUVER
AND
RETUHN
From
PRINCE
RUPERT
36.00
FromPort
Simpson
$39.:5
vcr
(Reduced
Rates
Fare
ond
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half
also
apply
to
varn-o
from
Intermediate
points.)
-(Five
years
of
age
and
under
tlve)
Fare
Tickets
on
Sale
from
November
1st,
;19
910
to
February
Oood
to
return
BP
to
March
31,
19"
Ar.
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Thurtidar
Monday
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jCJ
Prince
Rupert
Agent
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J.
SKINNER)
Third
Ave-1
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tlrkets
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