PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
"CHRISTIES"
LOGGER
&
WORK
BOOTS
fluaranteed
the
finest
built
shoes
for
work
or
logging.
Hand
made
of
the
best
leathers
and
lasted
to
fit
the
foot
right.
Priced
from
DAILY
EDITION
$8.00
Sole
Agents
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
MEMBEK
OF
THE
CANADIAN
PKEAS
TtM
Canadian
Press
la
exclusively
emitted
to
w
Tor
republication
of
til
newt
OMCAtcbes
credited
to
It
or
to
the
Associated
Press
In
this
paper
and
also
the
M
Must
Feel
the
War
.
.
.
FRIDAY.
SEPTEMBER
19,
1941.
As
a
people,
apart
from
those
actually
engaged
in
the
war,
we
have
really
-sacrificed
nothina
of
imnortance
yet.
Talking
of
income
taxes
as
if
they
represented
a
sacrifice
while
other
people
are
being
bombed
in
Britain
and
slaughtered
in
Russia
in
our
defence
is
a
kind
of
obscenity.
If
we
are
really
going
to
feel
the
war
from
now
on,
as
they
say
in
Ottawa,
it
will
be
a
complete
change.
'
'GEE,
I
wish
I
could
roll
cm
like
that!
"You
CAN...
it's
EASYwith
w
m
m
EASIER
TO
ROLL
OK
I
he
New
CROSS
CUT
CIGARETTE
TOBACCO
It's
wonderful
tins
new
CROSS
CUT
tobacco
wonderfully
easy
to
roll
wonderfully
pleasing
to.
smoke!
First,
it's
marvellously
mild
and
fra-grant.
Second,
the
new
"cross"
cut
makes
it
so
simple
to
pick
exactly
the
riplit
amount
for
a
ciparctte
that
looks
and
smokes
like
a
"tailor-made".
And
it
just
smipplps
into
tl.e
paper.
ion
try
it
you'll
he
delimited!
BETTER
TO
SMOKE
When
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
TAXI
Service
PHONE
13
21
Hour
Service
at
Regular
Ratei
ARMY
IS
BOWLING
Inter-Services
Play
Commenced
Last
Xislit
With
Running
Off
Of
Four
Fixtures
Play
commenced
in
the
Inter-Servlces
Bowling
League
yeater-
competition
between
tlves
of
various
units
ol
the
forces
stationed
at
Prince
Rupert.
Royal
Canadian
Engineers,
Dry
Dock,
Scottish
No.
1
and
Seal
Cove
Base
were
the
winners
with
Medical
Corps,
Navy.
Scottish
No.
2
and
Signals
losing.
The
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
.
."Medical
Corps
12
3
Robinson
162
113
123
Buckley
129
9"!
170
Weston
-
163
123
133
Ollespy
100
113
136
Richard
157
163
201
Totals
711
6U
TG9
Engineers
1
2
Tully
215
213
Taylor
113
Oddy
84
Prior
134
Sage
71
Totals
C17
Navy
1
B.
Simpson
161
Fricke
190
J.
Cymbal
132
Angebaur
171
All
rights
of
republication
of
special
4enoohes
therein
are
also
reserved
R-
Cundy
103
Totals
757
Dry
Docks
1
B.
Manson
145
S.
Arlington
185
J.
Thompson
82
D.
McCormick
157
B.
Tobey
195
The
News
from
Ottawa
suorp-ests
that
we
are
about
Totau
7r.j
to
begin
paying
for
the
war,
and
it
is
about
time,
says
Scottish
x
,
Bruce
Hutchinson.
We
have
not
begun
to
pay
yet.
Since
Mcintyre
"
i6i
September,
1939,
we
have
been
warned
at
least
once
a
McAdam
"m;.2io
week
that
we
must
prepare
ourselves
for
terrible
sacri-
stone
103
136
82
106
193
155
118
3
121
149
138
179
225
177
151
787
781
3
131
214
177
14G
147
241
719
912
2
3
163
173
134
291
148
116
94
183
133
206
106
118
fices.
With
the
result
that
the
sale
of
all
kinds
of
luxur-
Dow
130
131
114
les
m
Canada
has
reached
its
highest
point
in
history,
and
!2S.
,
ainuu
Hie
wen-tu-uu,
me
cinei
prooiem
01
me
war
nas
oeen
the
uimculty
in
getting
servants,
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupeit
T.
K.
Willis,
O
E.
Douglas
and
R.
Daring,
Aliford
Bay;
Bernice
Point:
A.
Suran.
Prince
Rupert
Royal
Johnson
...
Russ.
,
Sunnyslde;
j
,
J
Steuart
150
140
Pollock
HO
158
Wilson
126
155
Sheridan
164
221
Totals
709
851
Seal
Cove
Base
1
2
Crapper
143
Watt
:
294
104
Wemp
235
244
Copp
...r
169
219
Cholmers
200
156
183
Summerville
695
943
2
3
142
193
Totals
1041
135
199
901
143
114
201
717
3
150
174
166
138
125
753
li.
C.
C.
S.
1
2
3
'
Y-lland
166
115
114
Jones
174
196
160
Hilder
..1
146
162
240
Carlisle
129
163
ias
170
203
203
Brock
136
182
146
779
726
831
Totals
751
818
798
!
Presbyterian
i
Tea
and
Sale
Cunningham,
Ketchikan,
Alaska;
M.
Darlquist.
Cedarvale;
A.
Dun-
Very
Successful
Affair
Yesterdaj
ham,
Edmonton:
J.
N.
Browning.;
Afternoon
At
.Manse
Large
Vancouver;
A.
J.
Smith.
Prince
Attendance
Rupert;
Mrs.
J.
M.
Smith,
Port1
Fssington:
W.
B.
Martin,
Hazel-!
Tabies
and
rooms
being
attracted
John
A.
Boyd.
Mrs.
Sharrock
tjvely
dec0rated
with
dahlias,
and
Miss
Edwardson.
Montreal.
weet
peas
and
other
beautiful
fall
?.aLUh.
.the.
U"n
.ns0fr
.of
,four
A.
C.
Balch.
North
Pacific;
C.
C.
.bvterlan
church
was
the
attrac.
"
c"
we"s
"nBvWton.
Victoria:
A.
Jacobsen,
I
u'
scene
vesterdav
afternoon
of
represents-
chirt-v.
t
rrhniri
Trker
Lake!
uiu...
,...1
v
HSiujr
auctcaaiui
ira
aiiu
aaic
ui
O
Paterson,
Vancouver;
Qnr.
A.ihome
cooking
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
Grund
and
Onr.
Fraser,
Fredrick
;lhe
fvent
was
faV0red
with
the
usual
fine,
sunny'
Prince
Rupert
wea'her
and
there
was
a
large
turn-out
ui
of
ladles
iduivo
to
tu
extend
CAiniu
pat
--,imii-uu
pjv-
Seath
and
Tex
McGill.
Aliford
Bay.
I
ronage
to
'the
affair.
Receiving
the
manv
zuests
were
Mrs.
D.
C
Mrs.
P.
c.
Miller,
who
has
been
stuart.
president
of
'the
Ladles'
on
a
triD
to
Halifax
to
visit
with
Ald.
and
Mrs.
A.
F.
MacSween.
he-
scn-ln-Iaw
and
daughter,
Mr.
wife
0f
the
pastor.
nrt
Mrs.
Sam
Jurmaln.
returned
.
.
home
from
the
east
on
last
night's
J-
A
Tng
seneral
con"
trnin.
She
also
visited
in
Hamll-
!,en";
feter
Lakie.
Mrs.
J.
t?n
and
Toronto.
R-
MItche11-
Mrs-
Robert
Cameron
rnd
Mrs.
James
L.
Lee
poured
and
the
FIGHTING
captI
f
AitM
itAn
1lf
T
T
Mrs.
Olen
Lundquist,
who
has
CmUV,
n,u..
ZZ
TU
Tru
t?
hn
Arnold
a"d
Mr.
Nell
Mac-
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Charles
P.
.
.
.
DonaW
as
was
Florence
Parker
were
in
chanrc
of
165
the
heme
cooking
table
INDIA'S
STATUS
LONDON.
Sept.
19:
(W)-Pres-
-nce
of
the
Soviets
In
the
war'
thould
give
Impetus
to
the
move-ncnt
for
complete
independence
or
India,
said
W,
Dobble.
ILP
;peaklng
at
a
meeting
of
the
India;
.League
here.
PROTLCTS
SWEDISH
SHIPS
STOCKHOLM,
Sept.
19:
H
,
Realizing
before-the-war
dream,
a,
20,000.000
kroner
($5,000,000)
canal'
through
Falsterbo
Peninsula,
collecting
the
Baltic
and
the
Katte-ia.tt.
Is
now
opened,
enabling
Swedish
shipping
to
pass
through;
ntheir
own
national
waters.
John
A.
Boyd
of
Montreal,
pre-
'.dent
of
the
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Storage
Co.,
has
paid
his
annual
visit
to
the
local
plant.
He.
ar
rived
In
the
city
from
the
east
on
last
nleW?
train
and
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Vancouver.
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mrs.
Oden
and
family
wish
to
express
their
sincere
and
heartfelt
hanks
for
the
numerous
expressions
of
svmnathy
and
the
beautl-
1
fu'
floral
tributes
extended
to
J,
,.
V
Pr,ncess
Mrs.
Jmr
Simpson
while
Mn.them
in
their
sad
bereavement.
fn
tti
n-n
herRob"t
S'rpchan
assisted
in
con-1
.
return
to
ieauie.
.nectlon
with
the
tea
room.
i
TOO
LATh
TO
CLASMKY
Scottish
Xo.
212
Joy
129
177
Mrs.
Robert
Parker
and
Miss
wAijteD
Girl
as
cook
and
house-
keepei
Apr-y
Inlander
Hotel.
an
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
he
Liquor
Ccnf.rol
Bc.
rd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
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