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Dont
Forget
the
Boys
Once
Once
again
again
we
we
remind
remind
local
local
ur
Bills
This
vear
we
are
all
point
to
find
the
tax
bill
heavy,
perhan
"eaWp-
tfaan
ve
think.
The
war
has
to
be
paid
for
and
the
people
of
the
country
have
to
pay,
particularly
those
who
star
at
home
and
Lake
advantage
of
the
absence
of
the
fidiitere
to
earn
tiood
wages
or
salaries.
At
such
a
time,
with
slight
increases
in
the
cost
of
living,
it
-will
be
difficult
to
pay
some
of
our
bills.
We
have
to
cut
our
cost
of
living
to
the
level
of
our
income
We
have
io
come
across
a
list
of
suggestions
t,hat
might
be
helpful
at
this
time:
"Be
honest
with
the
people
to
whom
you
owe
money.
You'll
find
they
appreciate
it
and
will
show
you
every
consideration.
"Arrantre
with
them
to
pay
off
so
much
every
pay
day,
keeping
the
amount
at
a
figure
you
are
certain
you
can
pay.
Then
live
up
to
your
arrangements,
"Don't
Incur
new
obligations
until
the
old
ones
are
taken
care
of.
"Do
not
buy
what
you
can
not
afford
to
pay
for.
"Budget
your
income
so
that
you
can
meet
all
your
responsibilities
and
have
a
little
left
for
emergencies.
"Don't
ignore
bills
that
are
overdue.
See
your
creditor
and
arrange
a
basis
on
which
you
can
make
regular
payments
on
old
accounts."
Sending-In
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We
have
had
a
good
many
inquiries
as
to
whether
we
;
are
willing
o
publish
news
if
it
is
sent
in,
either
from
I
Prince
Rupert
people
or
from
the
surrounding
districts.
We
are
always
glad
to
receive
reports
of
doings
of
any
kind.
The
articles
must
be
written
plainly
on
one
side
of
the
paper
only
and
great
care
should
be
taken
to
see
that
all
pames
are
written
correctly
and
clearly.
We
charge
for
advertising
future
events
and
notices,
cards
of
thanks,
eta
Many
people
write
a
report
of
an
event
and
end
it
by
thanking
all
those
who
took
part.
This
is
not
considered
news.
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Box
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AW.a
1L.
.li-
lftltlTP
I
avaitw
Wl
UlUUj
4&JUi
LUC
city
CI"
-
cept
in
a
general
way.
I
knew
that.
during
the
early
days
neoole
came
here
with
a
certain
enthusiasm
and
with
manv
hoses
and
aspirations
for
the
future.
Some,
perhaos,
had
ideas
about
big
things,
that
some-
jhew.
material
nrosoerity
would
be
tobacco
lum
were
on
one
01
inose
vessels,
in
some
cases
acterir?
a
vounv
nv
at
a
certain
it
was
found
that
the
articles
complained
about
had
never
aee.
it
i
the
word
"siyngeiaideren
-been
sent
and
in
other
cases
there
had
been
delavs
in
it
is
hard
to
give
an
adequate
trans-1
transmission.
All
parcels
mailed
should
be
addressed'
with
tatton
"
t
indicates
the
regimental
number,
the
rank
and
name,
full
name
of
St
Iwci'iS"'
regiment
or
unit,
C.A.F.,
Care
of
Base
Post
Office.
tntm
and
tJu
Canada.
that
may
develoo
Into
what
Is
fine
There
are
men
in
the
air
force,
the
army,
and
the
attractive
and
usefuL
xaturaiiy.
it
naw
who
are
always
looking
for
letters
from
home.
Do
hlJ
that
a
nioneer
dty
not
disappoint
them.
If
a
parcel
fails
to
arrive,
send
"J.
xlreme
toe.
nntr
W
h9ra
ntflnf,
nf
fnnH
nWv
nf
tnhon
nUtv
N3rth
Axciican
continent
One
of
V
.
'
-
"
J
"
f
r"-"--.'
v,
yery
important
facts,
-which
I
01
luxuries,
ote
uiai
tne
ooyi
ai
me
irani
are
noi
neglecied.
.
,
;
,
'.w."--
do
not
think
the
Important
Alaska
road.
That
llg
'Mn
T
school
system
that
U
very
nJlendid.
only
possiDie
-out
quite
ccimm.
"
.
.
.
:
If-
i
ri
.
Ttu.tozJjLtZSLu-
wiU
cW
true.
,
and
It
would
sUmulat
trad
m
Y
ISlt
tO
tOaSt
lag
that
the
dn
k
yet
Terr
Cam
this
year.
I
hare
known
;
601,1
directions.
""-
-
-
verr
muc
about
Western
Canada.
:
I
believe
It
is
true
that
much
of
Industrial
.1
v
.
M8
wtth
here.
I
Brtti.hhU.
y
c
rrm
tn
on
land
ana
sea
Botn
my
iamiiy
cony
ana
cuswess.
01
opuuusn
aim
pen-
v
uc
and
I
have
corns
to
feel
at
home
of
discouragements.
large
transcontinental
railroads
In
with
the
neenle
in
this
ity.
not
The
ranrk-Uon
has
grown
strong
Sorlh
America.
Undoubtedly,
this
only
those
of
the
racial
group
in
me
that
the
community
his.""0
coaie
ni,
uiu.
among
whom
we
hare
been
called
come
to
the
end
of
a
certain
period
tc
da
a
scectal
work
but
among
aH
tn
its
life.
Perhaps
it
would
not
be
the
peoole
in
the
community.
We
entirely
wrong
to
hold
that
some
are
Tery
grateful
for
the
goodwill
of
the
activities
so
far
have
been
I
think
it
would
be
extremely
un
fortunate
if
citizens
should
begir
to
doubt
and
worry
regarding
thf
future
of
this
community.
And
I
also
think
it
Is
entirely
unjustified
and
unnecessaftf
'Souk
people
ex
press
either
Vrre
wish
for
a
great
sore
in
the
future
than
heretofore.
very
abundant
and
that
the
com-
business
and
owiustrial
boom
after
wh?m
ire
f"to
uUl-
people
not
to
forget
the
mnoity
would
in
a
hrt
Umrrlthe
war
or
a
dark
fear
of
great
bovs
overseas.
.Hot
OPlv
are
those
Who
have
friends
clad
one
at
the
lare-
eiUes
on
I
calamities.
In
my
opinion,
no
one
to
"he
rememhe'rH
but
there
are
others
who
have
not
many
2"
nw"tur.
many-jhouw
wish
fotan
'AxtttkUii.
.
.
.
...
,
.
"a'nss
hare
bo
be
discounted.
I
not
think
,
,
,
.
i
o
I
norary
boom.
And
do
friend
vet
w
imbued
with
a
desire
to
serve
the
country
1.
Disaoocintments
w
.v.
it
th.
have
been
expert-1
there
will
be
anything
like
it
The
in
1LS
Ume
OI
neea.
end
nncertainUes
have
had
to
be
The
Po5t
Office
Depament
states
they
have
had
endured
and
plans
have
failed
to
comDlaint
ahout
parcels
and
articles
Rich
as
tobacco
not
ri?riaKze
Trrfng
to
create
in
my
reaching
their
destination.
It
points
out
that
some
ves-
ee-nwsite
picture
of
the
sel?
hnve
bwn
sunk
bv
the
enemy
and
the
parcels
thus
m'
lost
No
fewer
than
four
thousand
parcels
sent
by
one
.
5,
4
aj..
people
and
leaders,
both
in
Canada
and
in
the
United
States,
learned
bitter,
but
valuable
lessons
after
the
last
war.
They
will
remember
and
make
use
of
those
lessons.
On
the
other
hand.
I
feel
certain
that
Prince
Rupert
wUl
not
be
among!
the
cities
that
will
die
and
disintegrate
when
the
war
is
over.
Quite
the
contrary.
I
think
we
should
wish
and
work
and
plan
for
normal
con
ditions
with
work
and
possibilities
for
substantial-
and
.steady
growth
and
development
along
such
lines
as
would
assure
the
unfolding
of
a
fine,
prosperous,
cultured
and
con
tented
community
tp
this
marvelous
north-west
country.
Perhaps
someone
would
say:
"Well,
that
is
only
a
dream,
that
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tVnor
l
R
(
f'littliir
nder
if
it
would
be
only
a
vain
ream
to
visualize
both
a
large
saw-nlll
and
a
still
larger
paper
mill
unning
all
the
time
in
Prince
Ru-Kit?
In
that
case
it
would
not
be
necessary
for
the
young
people
of
oday
to
go
idle
or
to
look
with
a
uesUon
into
the
future
when
they
-ealize
that
he
fishing
indusry
will
iot
have
room
for
all
of
them.
In
my
opinion,
regardless
of
the
iresent
war.
Western
Canada
-hould
hare
unlimited
possiblliUe?
'or
development
Just
think
of
it
Canada,
a
country
much
larger
han
the
United
States
and
only
ileven
million
people!
Most
of
astern
corner
of
the
Dominion!
And
this
vast
country
where
Prince
Rupert
has
the
privilege
to
be
a
Very
key
point
and
port
hardly
touched
In
place
and
possibility!
That
the
international
highway
to
Alaska
wlH
be
built
would
seem
a
reasonable
certainty.
Having
in
1
mind
the
position
Prince
Runert
holds
as
a
seaport
it
would
not
take
very
long
before
a
highway
would
be
built
to
connect
the
seaport
with
have
came
to
recants
two
groups
lave
maae
u
a
pom
j
.
.
,
r
"
.
War
Dutu.
A
year
ago
this
month
ray
family
-first,
those
whe
Bred
through
the
.no
this
province.
I
hate
tried
to
south
can
b-
rai
la
British
.
..
.
1
A
nMl.kl'
An
itM
n1
Hill
T
n
AM
I
came
10
the
cy
of
-
u-
larly
years,
ande
their
cantaau-
flnd
out
facts.
I
oeueve
u
uc
v-uuui.,
We
We
came
came
from
from
the
the
Inland
inland
ttons.
ttons.
reaped
reaped
their
ttutr
rewards
rewards
and
and
are
are
that
that
British
British.
Column
Columbia
is
ueii
one
01
me
must
mk
oe
prvjuc
is
necessary
and
proper
to
rmm-am
law
and
order
In
the
local
community
by
having
a
well
trained
and
well
equipped
police
department.
Just
as
long
will
It
be
nsces-
That,
naturally,
will
place
the
ter-
sary.
eren
for
peace
taring
nations.
nlnal
city
in
a
Tery
prominent
po-;to
make
all
provisions
necessary
for
.ittnn
Th
limn
Till
come
In
the
I
eif
-protection
and
to
maintain
years
to
come.
There
are
unlimited
possibilities
for
the
future
in
this
territory.
The
natural
resources
are
present
in
a
tegree
that
is
impressive
and
remarkably
varied.
Life
will
go
on.
3oth
the
brain
and
the
brawn
accessary
will
gradually
iffer
itself
to
take
up
the
challenge
that
life
s
demands
and
nature's
abundance
in
this
grand
country
create.
Prince
Rupert
as
a
community.
Is
grad
VANCOUVER.
Sept
21
-
w
Rupert-
,
.
J"
MseMUHn
is
here
for
a
bruf
.Jf
of
the
United
states.
To
my
family
io
some
extent
satisfied
to
merited
most
richly
endowed
proTinces
la
Tate
the
soli.
And.
without
doubt
tuu
otUua
(n
in
connecU
vuuuccuoq
win
wub
hl
ie
r-,-f
rtiM.
tA
nm
t-
SMUrit
Of
mru
IrnMlf
til
Acitl
At
the
Same
Ufiie
U
We
prupic
will
tuuic.
CJ
the
coast
and
live
by
the
water
in
pioneers
are
aJto
same
who
have
very
HtUe
deteloped
and
very
come
alter
the
war
as
nerer
b
.ir
vttled
Dart
of
Canada.
It
fore.
me.
personally,
it
waj
lik"
return-
gle
with
disappointment
of
various
i-
a
virgin
territory
that
nature
has
ing
to
scenes
of
my
childhood
and
kinds.
Oa
the
other
hand
are
those
endowed
abundantly
in
many
ways,
early
youth
as
I
was
born
and
who
came
later.
Some
have
made
!t
Is
a
country
just
waiting
for
raised
by
the
ocean.
Although
a
eiuzea
of
the
United
god
and
are"
eoateatfd
and
hope-
fceads
and
bands
to
pun
ana
w
fid
for
the
future
Sonie
tame
by
work
with
the
result
that
nun
amis
States
I
Jure
coie
to
feel
TerT
chance,
without
defuute
aim.
Many
of
thousands
of
more
families
than
much
much
attached
to
the
community
in
which
we
lire
asdwork
for
the
pretest.
I
bare
come
to
lore
the
rawed
beauty
of
nature,
both
hare
experienced
disMustonment.
at
present
will
find
homes
and
hap-
Tn
ttw
ltf
of
fh
vnmw
rilr
like
niiu
in
th
ValievS.
on
the
Uliana
Regardless
of
the
war.
I
feel
certain
that
both
Canada
aDd
the
nited
States
will
make
more
and
onUnuous
efforts
to
maintain
ade-uate
protection
for
the
countries
long
military
lines
In
all
departments
land,
sea
and
in
the
air.
Thl
win
be
done
in
spite
of
the
fact
in
that
of
the
todwidual.
there
hare
crairies
ar.d
along
tne
ruggea
coast
tnai
neitncr
concur
ocs.rs
w
hn
and
i
he
nwTods
of
difH-
of
this
ereat
nroTince.
Prince
Ru-I
far
from
it
But.
Just
as
long
as
it
.
-
...
.
.
.
1
1
.
t
.
.v..
f&rwitnol
of
rn
of
t
K
sccui
wiiume
auues.
DOUBLE
abookui'c
ClVfeiFlE
ually
undergoing
the
change
that
LOST
Black
aarks
the
transition
from
the
slyngelalder
period
into
sturdy
and
progressively
active
manhood.
Instead
of
being
gloomy
and
doubt-.ul
regarding
the
future,
every
citizen
and
resident
should
have
faith
in
the
community,
be
optimistic,
hopeful
and.
In
every
way
possible,
contribute
Intelligent
effort
to
establish
the
people
and
build
the
:ommunlty
Into
the
future.
J.
H.
MYRWANO.
Dally
advenunnt
ra
tne
Dal
I)
."tews
Is
cure
U
orlng
daily
FOK
SALE
1
1
ores
and
the
cordiality
and
friendships
rather
sporadic
and
temporary
J
distant
fnture
whcn
Vieila,w,and
"
amonvs
UieL""2H
TOR
SALE:d
'anHture-
dret-
that
hive
been
shown
us
and
es
tablished
with
many.
As
a
tudent
of
history
and
of
human
life
in
many
fields
of
en
That
would
be
only
logical
in
a
period
of
pioneering.
However,
in
order
tc
build
securely,
stable
and
sound
foundations
are
imperative
deaTor
In
the
past,
present
and
For
a
tune
at
least,
the
fishing
in-future
and.
esoeeiaHy
on
account
dustry
has
been
the
main
thing
In
of
the
fact
that
we
are
passing
Prince
Rupert.
It
has
provided
nar-throuh.
Derhaor.
the
most
event-
cwl
livelihood
for
a
large
number
,'ful
period
in
all
recorded
history,
of
people.
However,
the
activity
be-manv
thouthts.
quutfens
and
con-
ing
only
seasonal
and,
the
seasor
aderatiens
have
forced
themselves
being
rather
.short,
a
sense
of
un-
,
upon
me
during
this
year,
parties-
certainty
and
insecurity
has
no
larly
in
regard
to
the
community
doubt
offered
itself
to
many
people
cc2it
cmuai
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tt
or
to
Uc
Axutd
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tn
t&is
ptper
ud
to
ux
b
which
we
live
and
act
together
I
have
met
this
atUlode
in
many
Thursday.
September
26,
1910.
When
coming
to
the
city
the
first
jcauea
to
serve,
mere
nave
ucco
time
certain
thing
Impressed
me-1.uesUon
a1
a&abis
regarding
tne
nuga.j
lutxravs
'wuu
wniuiniui
ten
aaa
oeo
springs
apoit
St.
territory,
instead
of
retting
down
I
there
are
criminals
also
among
xne
paul
iloteL
,2i
lecade
by
decade,
will
be
made
use
1
nation.
f
in
manners
worthy
of
intelligent
1
With
Uris
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mind,
tt
would
be
FOR
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cameo,
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to
whom
the
Creator
has
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surprising
If
Prince
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with
telepboto
lens,
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rusted
such
riches
also,
as
we
can
would
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become
and
remain
one
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at
for
hundreds
of
miles,
along
0f
the
very
important
points
on
the
he
coast
and
into
the
inland.
I
wes
coast
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