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EDITORIAL
Monday,
March
10,
1841.
War
Savings
Campaign
The
war
savings
campaign
in
Prince
Rupert
is
now
on
the
last
lap.
Some
of
the
canvassers
have
reported
quite
gratifying
results.
With
others
it
has
not
heen
so
good.
However,
the
anticipation
is
that
the
final
count
will
show
that
results
will
lie
no
discredit
to
the
city.
As
usual,
various
subterfuges
have
been
found
to
evade
commitment
to
the
war
Havings
idea.
Unfortunately,
there
is
an
idea
among
some
that,
bv
buying
war
savings
certificates,
one
is
doing
the
government
a
great
favor.
With
a
few,
evidently,
there
is
even
a
feeling
that
to
refuse
to
war
save
will
embarrass
the
government.
inere
hep
to
ne
a
lack
ot
appreciation
of
the
idea
""'
unaicaies,
a
person
is
actually
building
up
for
the
future
saving
money
at
a
good
rate
of
interest
and
is
i
ther!hv
ther!hv
hnpfitf
honpfitf
7
mrr
I'eonle
who
'hnvo.
ihr
tend
to
the
government
to
fight
the
war
should
reflect
that
the
government
has
the
power
to
and,
if
less
painful
methods
fail,
may
be
forced
to
extract
the
money
from
the
.people
by
taxation
in
which
case
there
will
be
no
returning
the
principal,
let
alone
paying
interest.
And,
no
matter
what
happens,
war
savings
certificates
Will,
in
the
long
run,
be
worth
as
much
as
one's
dollar
bills
6r
money
m
the
bank.
.
We
can
see
no
sound
reason
for
people
who
are
at
all
able
to
do
so
not
to
invest
in
such
securities.
And
for
many
it
may
prove
a
Godsend
in
the
future
if
they
even
sacrifice
iow
to
save.
A
Victory
For
Us
While
it
was
a
foregone
conclusion
that
it
wnnUl
han.
pen.
Uie
Iase-Lend"
Aid
to,
Britain
bill
has
now
hurdled
tile
obstacles
which
mid
boon
ufofaA
in
ua
t.,n..
m...
tt
ited
Mates
Senate
and
is
jiow
about
to
become
the
law
of
,the
land.
Thereby,
Great
Britain
wins
a
great
victory
in
this
war.
By
many
this
may
be
accepted
as
the
turning
ii
V
w""ix-x"
uniy
ten
now
great
or
now
little
the
benefit
may
actually
turn
out
to
be
on
the
long
run.
We
do
Know
that
the
enactment
of
the
measure
will
make
possible
United
States
aid
to
the
democracies
in
many
imjwrtant
ways
apart
from
the
merely
supplying-ofr
goods
to
beleaguered
Britain
which,
according
to
general
admission,
needs
them
badly.
now
that
United
Statesjias
finally
acted,
making
iU
self
the
arsenal
and
bread
basket
of
democracy,
we
all
feel
better
and
are
inspired
comu
what
may
to
carry
on
the
fight
to
victory
with
fresh
vigor.
:
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertise-mejitjn
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city.
I
The
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club's
annual
tournament
got
under
way
yesterday
wfeh
th?
pby-ilng
of
several
intemeing
games
many
of
which
wre
closely
cantered.
Hie
results
-wire
as
follws-
Mixed
Doubles
Mm
Thelma
Davis
and
E
John.
,sca
beat
Misj
Abni
.Dybhavn
and
I
A.
Hawfcsworth
Ml
EMe
Davis
and
J.
Mnrmv
beat
Mi
vJ
Frances
Cross
and
Ar-
Khur
Cross
and
Arthur
Pearson.
Mm
Joan
Grosi
and
Len
Ilarner
neat
Mrs.
Long
and
Len
Cripps.
Ladies'
Doubles
Miss
Creddle
Morean
and
ML
Macdonald
and
tlss
Joan
Cross.
MfeB
EMe
Davis
and
Ml
Thel-
PUCK
RACE
IS
CLOSE
Boston
Now
Two
Points
Ahead
Of
'Maple
Leaf.,
With
Crucial
Con-
test
Cotninr
Up
Tomorrow
Xight
BOSTOXl
"March
in-'
rPf.
'
'
'
mid
a
brief
tie
ttyr
the
leadership
-with
iwunio
Aiapie
Leafs,
Boston
Bruins
are
bock
In
exclusive
possession
of
first
place
In
the
National
Hockey
League
as
a
result
of
an
overwhelming
iehi
t
nnth-
lng
victory
over
tthe
Montrmi
Canadieas
here
last
night.
rne
Toronto
MapU
Leafs,
whq
Won
Six
to
nn
nvpr
Hi
a
Vm
v,4.
-
-
i
yjL
K
Americans
at
Toronto
f?nhirrf-v
night,
lost
eight
to
fly.
tr
the
Rangers
in
New
York
last
night.
The
only
game
scheduled
for
tomorrow
niCht
U'lll
h
nn
mrr,t
contest
at
Boston
between
the
Tor-:
anv
Mapie
Leafs
and
Ahe
Bruins.
.national
w:ague
Saturday
Americans
1,
Toronto
6.
Detroit
4,
Conadtens
0.
Sunday
Canadiens
0,
Boston
8.
Toronto
5,
Rangers
8
Americans
2.
Chinurn
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Lm
tie).
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PACIFIC
COAST
LEAGUE
Sunday
Portland
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24
12
Toronto
2J
6
Detroit
20
gangers
..20
Chicago
.16
Canadiens
..15
Americans
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8
10
8
7
6
11
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151
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133
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122
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Except
Sunday,
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badminton
underway
Opening
May
Lavt
.Night
In
Friare
Rupert
Club
Annul
Tournament
ma
Davis
beat
Mrs.
U,n?
and
Mrs
MorreU.
Men's
Doubles
Len
Harper
and
Uovd
Hamer
beat
Arthur
Pearson
and
A.
Rk-k-
etts.
A.
Hawksworth
and
A.
Porter
Fred
Wight
and
Dick
Forrest.
Men's
Singles
A.
Rickelts
beat
Andy
Borland.
Twiirhfs
Draw
The
draw
for
tonight
Is
as
fbl.
tows:
7:30
pjn.
Miss
ELie
Davis
r
Miss
Frances
Cross.
8
pa-Mrs.
MbrreH
anrf
a
RickeUs
vs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Har
per
8:20
pm.
Miss
Joan
Crass
and
Len
Harper
vs.
Miss
Creddie
Mor.
3n
and
Herb
Morgan.
9
p.m.
O.
lLluteuTurrti
ve
u
Harper.
9:30
p.mIen
Harper
vs.
A
Pearson.
10
pjn.
Mis
Elste
Davis
and
J.
Murray
vs.
Miss
Thelma
fav!.
E.
Johnson.
10.30
pjn.
-
Corp.
Porter
vs
Lloyd
Harper.
Here
31
Years
Strolliiip
stent
Third
Avenne
this
moruiM?
with
a
Daily
News
renresenta-iv-.
N
Mussallem.
pio
neer
local
nierehani.
reraB-d
thai
it
was
tTi."v
-me
years
uro
Today
since
he
f.;.-
arrived
ii
Prince
Rupert
He
ram
from
VT-nnipeg.
inaking
0-2
f'
.p
n.srth
fnm
Van-
X.
MUSS
A
1.1.
EM
couver
aboard
the
old
steamer
Camosun,
accompanied
by
"hi
wife
V4iie
daughter
(now
Mrs.
W.
W.
Trotter),
mother
-
in
-
law
and
sister-tn-law.
Mr.
Mussallcm
at
first
was
in
partnership
with
his
cousin.
Sot
Muffiallem,
now
a
red-
dent
of
Port
Haney
and
resve
of
Maple-
Ridge.
That
was
in
the
old
original
stdre
on
Fifth
Avenue
which
has
since
disappeared
following
Mr.
MussaHem
moving
downtown.
BL
of
Mr.
Miusallem's
seven
children
were
born
In
Prince
Rupert.
All
are
now
grown-up.
A
"spot"
costs
you
only
half
3
dollar.
Try
it
In
the
Dally
News
classified
column.
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Naval
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Tea
And
Sale
Is
Enjoyable
Event
vnr
aiys"f
ill
vas
ttia
tea
and
sale,
of
home
coo
ting
neio
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
Canadian
Lgion
HaH
by
the
local
naval
women's
auxiliary.
The
hall
was
ItasU
fully
decorated
wHti
flags
and
faring
flowers
and
numerous
guests
wre
reerlved
by
Mri'C
II.
EJcinv
the
president
of
the
Auxiliary.
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mllte
was
general
convener
of
the
affair.
Mrs
J
R,
Elfert.
Mrs.
P.
M.
Ray.
Mr.v
J
Arthur
Smith
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
McL-3d
pouid.
Asstlng
in
the
c-a
mom
were
Mrs.
James
Simp-flon.
Mrs.
A.
L.
HtAtby.
Mrs.
Ben
nalgarno.
Mrs.
E.
Lindsrth,
Mrs.
(Jolui
Bremner.
Mis.
L.
C
Eby.
Mi
Dorothy
OTfetH.
Mias
Tna
Blain.
.Miss
Marjorfe
Kenney
and
Miss
Mully
Owem.
Mrs.
W.
W.
C.
OUeill
a.
cashier.
Mrs
Jack
Armstrong
and
Mrs.
(W
D.
Christism
were
In
charge
)f
the
home
cooking
table.
Mrs
u
Frank
rtuiiik
Dibb
uiwi
and
uiiu
Mrs.
Airs.
J.
J.
I,
loted
by
Mrs.
M.
C.
MadiU.
won!
by
Mrs.
P.
F.
p.
Bird,
No.
110.
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Chicken,
donated
bv
Bulklev
Market,
won
by
Mrs.
II.
S.
Parker.
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Ttr)
AVENUg
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
March
10,
1918:
Germans
at-1
tacked
Fort
Vaux.
VerdunJliitli
troops
occupied
Ctnla
and
Tureta,
oerman
m
Airiea.
Btnmx
destroyer
OoqueCte
and
a
tomedn
boot
Ruak
by
mln
off
English
etwt
rmst.
ENTERING
j
ETHIOPIA'
i
ItritUh
Turres
Are
Nw
Making'
Tlieir
Way
Into
That
Country
From
Italian
Somalilaml
I
CAIRO,
Marsh
10:
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British
mlMtoiry
men
said
today
that
a
bourn
African
column
which
en
tered
Ethiopia
from
Italian
Bom-aliland
after
th
capture
cf
Fer-Fer
was
advancing
In
the
direction
Ij"
iytu
uiu
uiunum
i
Hie
Blain
conducted
the
raffles
which
rate
of
fifty
nilles
a
day
wiUi
the
resulted
as
follows:
.apparent
IntenUon
-of
cutting
rati
Six
pairs
of
sMk
stockings,
don-
communications
between
Addis
Ababa
and
DJibutl.
Elhtiptan
patr
riots
are
co-oDtratlng
with
the
Bri
tish
forces.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Except
for
a
few
scattered
sliowers
on
the
Quten
Ctiartotte
Islands
Uie
weather
has
been
fair
and
mild
"along
the
coast.
west
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Light
to
moderate
itheot
winds,
fair
and
mild.
Prince
Rupert
and
Qu&en
Charlotte
Island.
Moderate
south?.
winds,
fair
and
frowning
overcast
in
the
afternoon
with
light
rain
xn
uie
evening
laid
continuing
mild.
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lngredil
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