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TWO
Tin
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riwi
Wednesday,
Aprli
TO
IL
DUCE
Aid
Exams
by
Angus
Macdnntu
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DEALS
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BLOW
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last
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FOOTWEAR
Some
twenty-five
men
studenW-'iiiwday
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,,'
,
in
first
aid
or
the
locafst.
John's1
be'hrcpUrjIe
of
wk
v
Ambulanee
Association
following
Uieresultj?
on-
m,,i.
''f
"
classes
which
liave
been
conducted
marks
ha
n,
,
fe
during
the
past
couple
of
mqnths
eoiflrmaUoi.
DAILY
EDITION
Authentic
Styles
to
Suit,
the
most
Fastidious
Foot.
Your
outfit
is
not
complete
without
an
up
to
the
minute
olasticized
pump
in
wine,
hluo,
hrown
or
black.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Buy
War
Savings
Certificates
EDITORIAL
Tin
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Pn
1
txftuimiy
nuJ
to
u
tor
rtpuWcUoo
of
U
awi
dMtrtM
waned
to
tt
or
to
th
AmvWa
rtw
to
tw
prr
and
th
Kval
iwv
puMUIml
UwrwUi.
...
All
ittbu
rwublutloo
iV
tuecUl
tfcvodiohea
Uxwla
m
tlao
rrd
Wednesday.
April
9,
1911
This
Is
The
Time
-
-
This
is
the
time
to
show
of
what
stuff
we
are
made.
The
news
from
Greece
is
bad.
When
the
news
is
bad
is
the
time
when
the
cournce
of
British
people
rises
and
they
fight
on
to
victory.
Of
course,
we
shall
win
the
war.
That
goes
without
saying.
Because
we
have
a
setback
does
not
mean
anything
except
to
notify
us
all
that
we
must
tighten
our
belts
and
determine
more
than
ever
that
Hitlensm
must
fall,
1
We
met
Hitler
on
ground
of
his
own
choosing
and
we
fought
with
weapons
chosen
by
him.
Now
we
must
fight
on
until
we
meet
under
different
conditions.
At
the
time
of
writing
we
do
not
know
any
tiling
like
nil
that
has
hap
pened
in
Greece
and
1
ugoSIavia.
Possibly
before
this
is
published
we
may
have
more
news
and
the
disaster
may
be
greater
or
not
so
great.
At
any
rate
it
is
bad
enough
and
we
must
determine
to
meet
it.
When
Hitlerism
is
finally
crushed
we
shall
look
back
to
this
date
as
one
of
the
difficult
places
in
the
war,
a
point
that
was
rounded
successfully
and
which,
instead
of
causing
the
British,
Canadians,
South
Africans
and
New
Zealanders
to
w
discouraged,
stiffened
their
sinews
and
ami
made
them
resolve
that
no
sacrifices
couki
he
too
great
to
be
endured
for
the
cause
for
which
they
are
We
have
been
told
by
some
that
the
war
was
won
at
iiunKerque.
rossibly
in
the
future
we
shall
look
back
and
say
that
the
war
was
won
at
Dunkerque
and
in
Greece.
This
is
no
time
to
be
down-hearted.
The
British
have
taken
the
whole
of
East
Africa
including
Ethiopia
and.
in
spite
of
any
setback
such
as
that
of
which
we
heard
this
morning,
we
shall
carry
on
until
victory
is
ours.
That
is
the
way
of
the
British.
Canada
Will
Do
Her
Part
-
-
-
Those
of
us
who
are
Canadians
and
who
have
imbibed
somewhat
of
the
British
spirit
and
the
enjoyment
of
free-!
worn,
win
tiouDtiess
rise
to
toe
occasion
and
do
our
part
We
haw
already
given
freely
of
our
dollars
to
help
carry
on.
More
than
that
is
needed.
We
must
give
of
our
life
Wood,
if
necessary.
We
must
be
ready
and
willing
to
back
up
the
young
men
who
have
gone
overseas
to
take
part
in
the
"great
adventure."
Let
us
bend
to
the
task
and
see
that
there
is
no
weakening
of
effort
or
of
spirit.
Remember,
it
is
the
Spirit
that
wins.
Shipbuilding
Only
recently
this
paper
published
an
article
from
Ot.
tawa
in
which
it
was
slid
that
the
Minster
of
Supply
promised
that
two
big
steel
ships
were
to
be
built
in
the
lViace
Rupert
shipyard.
On
Monday
the
superintendent
of
the
shipyard
toM
us
that
they
were
able
to
handle
shipbuilding
efficiently
and
profitably
at
Prince
Rupert
To-Jy
w
are
told
that,
under
the
new
set-up
with
H.
It
Mae-Mulan
at
the
head,
two
ten-thousand
ton
pnrw
will
be
built
at
Prince
Rupert
It
is
good
news
for
us
as
a
I
vv.
c
v
k
nuce
luipen
is
awe
to
heJn
the
Lmpirein;
tiisway.
Just
A
Possibility
Scoring
the
greatest
naTal
victory
of
the
war
British
warships
raught
the
lulun
fleet
in
the
Ionian
Sea.
sinking
seven
of
II
Duce'a
warships
and
inflicting
serious
damage
on
a
35.000-ton
battleship.
Three
Italian
cruisers,
the
Pola,
Flume
and
Zara.
left
above,
were
Sunk
in
the
action
that
saw
two
destroyers
and
probably
the
cruiser
Olo
annt
sent
to
the
bottom.
This
was
the
first
major
battle
between
the
Royal
Navy
and
the.
Italian
Navy
and
not
a
single
Italian
shell
found
Its
math
An
Italian
cruiser.
Conte
dl
Cavour
Is
pictured,
up
w
right,
while
the
Italian
Navy
is
pictured,
bot-bottom.
making
a
big
noise
for
Hitler's
visit
to
Italy
In
1933.
mm
u
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Sacrifice,
packer,
45
feet
long,
10
foot
beam,
35
horsepower
dlecel.
Suitable
halibut
ttshlng
towing,
etc.
Phone
Blue
610.
(85)
REPORTS
ON
FACILITIES
(Continued
from
Page
One)
sels
if
and
when
they
are
built
in
Prince
Rupert
bill"
Ihey
have
not
up
to
now
made
any
of
these
items,
and
I
am
Informed
by
Mr.
Boulter,
the
local
mahasrer
that
the
we're
I
able
to
purchaJ
these
items
cheap
'er
In
Vancouver:
than
they
could
make
them
due
largely
to
more'or
less
mass
production
at
Vancouver
plants.
"The
management
ot
this
plant
are
greaUy
concerned
over
the
FOR
SALE
1936
General
Electric
'
housing
problem
which.
Is,
so
pre.
Radio.
Good
condition.
'
Phone
(Talent
In
Prince
Rupert.
They
Green
450.
87)
:
claim
married
men
are
relactan:
at
staying
there
owing
to
lack
of
ae-
FOR
SALE
Chlekera.
Ptwne
Red
commodaUon
as
they
cannot
bring
198.
S7
their
families
to
Prince
Rupert
The
FOR
SALE
Dinette
suite
chairs,
new
condition.
Blue
SO.
FOR
RENT
$1100.
Bed-ittUnc
1
.Zr
six.
W.KNTSJ-
Foil
Kisn
for
man
ad
3
ehildnn.
Box
92.
Dty
Jvs.
with
6
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat,
a
feet,
S
horsepower
twin
Easthope.
Good
condition,
with
poles.
$17500.
D.
R.
Good
ridge.
Port
Simpson.
S5
for
twtj
men.
Phone
Green
G2&
tft
FOR
RENT
4
-room
apartment
unfurnished.
Box
93,
Dally
News.
(85)
is
just
pciM
that
the
Gunnans
ha-e
lt?xt
allownL
cwsjuny.
LtaiM
caissry..
hmv-
huvmj
liinuivrn
in
.vnnna-n
snn
iht
tie
tii-n-.r...
forw
may
he
cut
off
and
the
Gnk,
British
and
Yuro$laY.:-rr
lan
laav.
do&
in
lvhtnH
it
nml
rni
if
Mf
TK
MnJ:t;A.
mm
?.
U?i,sim!,3fti
from
what
it
was
in
France.
A
e
still
trust
WavtlL
.
lts
iutwK
tokuow
when-WMUnff
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
CHIROPRACTOR
Staak;'
IT.
CriHa.
aOPa.C.
mJUee
BWk,
fbaat
M
management
have
been
considering
the
erection
Oi
community
bunk
Phone
houses,
commissary,
etc..
but
this
la
84t
I
I
M
I
my
opinion
would
not
make
for
'permanency
and
still
would
rat
permit
their
employees
to
bring
to
their
families.
As
against
this
scheme.
I
suggested
the
thought
of
I
prefabricated
houses
of
say
four
rooms
to
be
built
on
the
hundreds
of
vacant
lots
long
since
accuired
;by
the
dty.
FOR
REXT
One
ww
md
Wrt
-Imperial
Machine
Works
H
R
Love
operates
this
plant.
It
is
a
smaQ
shop
with
small
equipment
but
quite
capable
of
doing
certain
repair
jobs.
A
detailed
list
of
equips
ment
is
now
being
prepared
-Star
Welding
and
Repair
Works
IL
B.
Stiles
operates
this
shoo
.M.CB!
as
U
the
cose
with
the
Imperial
4
'"
uiroi
n
juicr
Machine
Works.
t85)
N
M.
McLean.
Boat
Builder.
Seal
Oove
This
Is
a
saan
plan
but
WANTED
quite
capable
of
building
one
er
two
w,
woocen
ocais
at
a
ume,
with
a
(S5)
WANTED
Office
girt
with
boofc-keeping
experience.
DnHy
News.
WANTED
Fort
er
and
waiter.
Gen
tn
Hotel.
PERSONAL
A???
feet
Mr.
McLean
is
considered
to
be
quite
a
competent
wooden
boat
bu&der.
He
Is
now
baCdmg
a
T3
foot
boat
fcr
one
of
the
fishing
tteapaalML
I
am
given
to
understand
Mr.
McLean
has
a
very
competent
staff
with
Mm
1ST.
Wahl
This
man
operates
a
saaa
yard
across
the
hartwer
froca
Prtoee
Rtrrvrt
ttu
Mnritr
l
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
GET
A
small
bat
he
had
already
bsttt
a
GOVERNMENT
JOB
as
clerk,
few
rowtoats
for
the
Department
Foslasan.
Customs
Clerk,
Steno.
of
National
Deftnce.
My
Uwoghi
ete.
nve
Doealnkm-wWe
exans
here
is
that
he
shoold
coaTme
him-hed
steee
the
war
began.
Free
self
to
this
jnalVr
constroetion.
ftxAlet
M.C.C.
Schools
Ltd,
-Canadian
nsh
and
Sarage
Wtenlpeg.
Oldest
la
Canada.
No
Company
Ltd.
This
company
hare
Ageats.
a
small
machine
shop
with
three
-
-
"
-
-
lithe
and
could
be
used
for
ceruta
AGENTS
WANTED
rt
t?acy.
Mr.
Nichols.
"
1
the
manager,
exnressed
himself
as
MEN
who
can
.eli
hirh
cairn
bemc
rrrr
imM
t
rav
MnN
TaiKired
Made4o-Measure
trftctka
la
this
regard.
SKs.$tcUl
cw
Wholesale
prices
"Cpco
receipt
of
detailed
partka-gtvn.
Give
exrerience
and
ref-
'
ertnee
In
ar&caUcKl
JEwtmplea
sent
on
approval
Appiy
Tailoc-
sr
pmtment,
Calxarr
Kalt-
fiJANUFACTURERS'
life
Insorasce
Co.
P.
H.
Linzey
Loal
KefimcsUUTa
rriart
R7rt
PBONE
GKEEN
4S
lars,
technical
description
of
machine
shops'
equipment,
I
hall
immediately
present
these
to
the
competent
authorities
at
Ottawa.
At
?he
oune
time
the
matter
of
hips
or
wooden
boats
building
will
be
taken
up
wrth
the
orrtrotter
of
Shlpballdtag
and
Ship
Repairs.
"Mr.
Brooksbank,
Mr.
McAfee,
Mr.
J
arris
MeLeod.
presidents
of
the
service
clubs,
and
others
gave
freely
of
their
time
towards
seeing
that
we
were
properly
informed
and
their
friendly
co-operation
made
possible
this
rather
thorough
inspection
of
Prince
Ruperts
ability
to
assist
in
this
war
effort
LI
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complete
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8-plece
Dining
Room
Suites
I
Beatty
Washinj
Mithiw
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Burning
Columbia
Range,
first
class
condition:
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coal;
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mantel;
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Small
Tables.
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Furnllure
Dparlmeal
ELIO'S
Store
Hour
81
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
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BUILDING
THIRD
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UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD,
SPECIAL
DAY
CRUISE
To
Port
Simpson
EASTER
MONDAY
(April
11th)
Leave
C.N.R.
Dock
9:00
a.m.
Arrive
Port
Simpson
Noon
Leave
Port
Simpson
2:00
p.m.
Arrive
Prince
Rupert
u:00
p.m.
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FARE
$1.50
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FARE
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Comfortably
Limited
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
T
S
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Afent,
Third
Ate
PboneW
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
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GOOD
PLACE
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speed
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There
la
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due
to
shiny
walls
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Ught
Is
required
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us
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to
you.
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us
for
ytur
mrulremer.
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