r
ma
rocs
THB
DAILY
Friday,
January
3,
13
EYES
Licence
for
Nu
mounts
Fnll-Tue
Frames,
the
Newest
in
Eye-Wear
Pressure
And
Sacrifice
In
Is
IS
in
Seen
jeen
en
ted
sacrifice
for
the
nation.
pan.
TRAPPERS
Don't
sell
your
furs
on
the
waterfront
Bring
them
up
town
to
me.
I'll
make
the
buyers
pay
30
more.
I
have
a
big
contract
to
filL
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
EYES
Expert
Optical
Service,
Watch,
Clock,
Jcwelcry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
CHAS
DODDIEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Phone
261
for
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
Fascist
Press
Warns
United
States
OiaieS
n
UI
Of
re
Aid
AlU
t.i
Lnmber,
Shingles,
Cement,
Gravel,
Bricks,
Lime
We
keep
in
stock
all
of
the
above,
in
quantities
to
meet
every
requirement.
Aiso
a
good
stock
of
Walibcards
for
fixing
up
an
extra
room
and
of
course
we
itill
lead
In
Coal.
Large
stocks
of
Imported
and
domestic
to
suit
every
purpose.
For
prompt
careful
service
Our
coa-ll
.v.vr.
f
or
you
-
jUEBSgf
toed
JLSMi
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
831
652
B.
C
Turniture
Co.
Phone
BLACK
321
Next
Door
to
D.C.
Clothiers
Third
A
venae
New
and
Used
Furniture
At
the
Lowe:
Prices
in
the
City.
It
will
pay
you
lo
come
in
and
look
over
our
large
stock
of
new
and
used
furniture
1
Beatty
Washing
.Machine
In
Al
condition.
Just
like
new
;
1
Large
Size
China
Cabinet
A
real
snap
S32.00
S21.00
8
Reconditioned
Typewriters
Of
various
makes
at
very
low
price
1
'National
Cash
Register
Just
like
45
QO
Large
She
Dressers
From
-
S7.50
to
S10.00
i
Kitchen
Ranges
With
oil
burners.
Complete
from
$40.00
50.00
New
Furniture
29
Mattresses
3-3,
4-0.
-
qpj
Special
t).DU
16
Spring-Filled
Felt
Mattresses
Regular
$22.50.
Q4
t
A
Now
OXU.UU
"6
Sludi'o
Couches
Can
be
made
Into
double
bed.
QQO
ftA
In
the
newest
patterns
tJ)J
vUU
12
Chesterfie!dsOf
the
finest
quality
and
makes
at
given
prices.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
Jt
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
nOMl
AWAY
FROltf
HOME"
R-ftcs
75c
up
80
Rooms
HOt
St
Cold
W&Ur
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Pbone
281
P.O.
Box
111
EMPIRE'S
AltSFNAT.
IV
Jwe
had,
therefore,
favorable
bal-;KTcn"
occa-i
wilds;
if
we
are
worthy
of
our
.
.
.ik,,,
muuwc.
a
a.vicwis
UAf
:
cpvn
seas
smi
upon
nnm
our
our
lawful
uwiui
CANADA
IS
CALLED
O.Vance
of
$268,000,000.
Our
total
fi-tinni
Not
onlv
our
nrosperity
but
(Continued
Irom
Page
One)
Kraai
irdae
m
mese
10
monuis.
our
very
existence
as
8,11311011
ae-
1rt-1f..Vf.fV
.
UU
t
.
.
.
t
1
m.mmaM
4viiu6
camu
iicw
sum,
penas
enurery
upon
uic
'sllehtlv
exceed!
-h
pnnrmrmt
v..
-m
trvmn.
rvf
ihf
British
hv
ivamio
iuie
Lrttu
ouLu
iw,iAAj,iAAj
ana
u
Jinnire
in
this
struggle
against
niilAtfA
(.
.-..
V..
.1-.t-..-
YiVAt.
11..
A
I
t
II-..
owucieu
apitc
i
n-c
j
'-"&
iiicij,
uic
i
wo
remaining
monins
aggressor
nations.
ro
uanauiaii
some
200,000
men
on
active
servicejwlil
add
$400000.000
to
the
total.
rMii,n
hnnM
fnnrt
wen
for
a
onrf
tfiA
rri1iieltn
mop
H
1r4im
TT
i
rrrrr
a
w
.
.....
......
.
...
.
.
.j
u
i.vuuiivM
v-
-
-nsncjaic
uiuiic;
uuc
ui
uur
moment
mat
ne
is
engagm
ui
To
Win
the
War
has
created
an
urgent
but
tem-
military
casualties
as
during
this
The
national
registration,
indeed,
porary
demand
from
abroad
for
present
year
to
the
Netherlands,
suggests
that
the
efforts
of
all
able-
our
metals
and
manufactured
Totalitarian
War
bodied
Canadians
of
both
s
xes
may
'
goods,
while
we
have
imported
This
Is
not
a
war
in
which
arret
I
be
required
for
the
winning
of
immense
quantities
of
manufactur-
mles
and
navies
fight
and
civilians
the
war.
and
in
that
great
stock-
il
commodities
required
in
our
go
freely
about
their
business.
It
I
taking
of
our
people
evety
effort
ar
effort.
Again,
the
growth
of
is
a
war
of
extermination
against
has
been
made
to
determine
the
both
our
exports
and
our
imports
whole
peoples,
in
which
there
Is
I
fields
of
work
in
which
particular.
has
been,
confined
to
the
British
no
rasnect
of
sex
or
ane.
as
shown
uKUY-aua
individuals
may
may
be
oe
mas.
mas
useful.
useiui.
Empire
and
mm
the
uie
United
unuca
States,
isiaies,
by
by
the
the
massacres
massacres
01
of
civilians
civilians
at
at
v..
1
Jircaj
purposes.
Again,
ire
vai-
-
"
.ujrs
ua
"c
tuu..
m
in
uus
jiganucj
;
ue
of
construction
contracts
award-
enca.
mus
our
exports
to
sxruggie
or
llle
wlH
not
be
worth
!
ed
has
risen
by
66
per
cent
as
the
Ar?Jntma-
Braxil.
Chile.
Cuba,
living
for
anyone
who
is
not
a
',
,
result
of
engineering
work
and
in-
Mexi.
Panama,
Peru
and
Uru-.
German
or
even
for
any
German
'
austriai
construction
required
by
3
'
"1C
--irs.
i-n
monms
or
mujes
to
oow
aown
and
the
war.
19w
bve
shown
marked
expansion
sblp
Hitler.
r
.
i
'
i
j
i
as
ComrarpH
vith
tv.
r-.i.i
may
not
be
an
absolute
necessity
of
1939-
only
the
first
-
Z1"
Needed.
.
'for
the
carrying
on
of
human
life.
?ltJS
rf
current
campaign
to
37
011
but
it
U
certainly
essential
to
the
Canad
and
Latin
America
iL!!
cl
Ph?slcal
conduct
of
modern
clvll
life
in
-ther.
Vfil
'ZyZ
LlfrrSfwL.
ctlon
Icanadlan
must
redu
hisS
:
A'.
.
r
..
inos-
or
us
who
remember
the
cxpenQUUres
lo
the
minimum
nec-'
mant,
,-rT,rT,;.
'?ani3nT
Sf
"P1
of
the
lastGreat
for
the
efficient
conauct
of.
iSStStSf
PrC"
W"
the
sl
titlLSS
nd
puce
all
I
cSf
account
of
IU
ta
vhat
15
Jh0"4"
"i
hf
lUp0Sal
of
arert
a
th
state
throu
Purchase
of
i
norths
ritn.tlnr,
(...,.
.
recurrence
of
that
least
lf-sufficieni
rt'ft
5natton
which
then
certificates
tradln?
rnnntri.
nf
,.
.h
"'"
useu
as
a
result
of
the
"
"
itU1ss
stamps.
Tne
na-
,
.
.
uuni
una
aisastrcus
!n
nf
"m
cqmre
every
avails
b!
bv':
not
produce
prlces
JF5l
Z
collar
of.
Its
current
In
to
e
neea,
out
ramer
n
ac-
.
....
--
-
"
.
,.
.
.
-
.
connt
nf
tho
fac
vi
n-.r....
'"c
ana
me
mid-
v.
us
raiinron
i
infn2SLLTCBffB3-!!
?!
Jn
thepresnt
war
"
a
5!!!!
.many
ImporUnt
basic
commodities.
Zl.
.1
5'
u
domS
s
-
LrI
"LCI.
our.
re-
llndeed.
the
statement
was
recent-
vk.
f!
on
::."nr.J.,.00na
5003
ly
made
to
a
Parliamentary
com-
mteen
n,fn
nnnem
nittee
that
U
we
Include
irith
our
mceS
i
-
-
'
-t
exnnrtx
(h
mmmnlltl
.
.
eswmThwVtotour,:
Pge,"
-
elllng
in
our
country,
at
least
one-
5?
L?
v"
e1'
third
of
our
national
income
comes
,1
ave.
place
to
us
from
abroad.
This
means
that
"
M..uie
ns
the
income
of
most
Canadians
is
iJ?
'affected
bv
the
vahiA
nf
trade
and'rlses
or
falls
io
SeSTSiSSJ
11
in
proportion
to
the
rise
laU
of
SIS
lUr
hat
l
"Sf
our
exports.
Export
figures,
there-
ZSTm
JZlT?
commodltIes
fore,
are
recognized
as
being
of
whtehu
great
significance
to
all
those
who
t
VeT
jT0i
study
the
trends
of
business
in
Can-
.
m
Pla?-
rada.
,
"
'
"
wto'w.
to
wnich
at-
Export,
And
Imports
Z7l
LS
In
spite
of
the
strain
and
stress
JSl
i
of
war.
our
exports
of
merchan-
U
J
Tth
TSSLStn",
d'se
of
domestic
Produce
Jll
'eT
ot
amounted
to
$964,000,000
In
the
SofJ?6
'
first
ten
month,
of
1940
as
com-
nfbeZ
bflZr
""-
ab"
pared
wth
$727X000
In
the
of
XaT
Ls
T'
same
period
of
1939.
an
Increase
SSt
wWch
12"
f
cf
no
kss
than
$237,000,000.
In
SJrlSn
witTthS?
addition
to
this
we
have
exported
thTram
JSJ
E
nM
,d
in
the
1940
period
$169)0.000
of
1,1
f1?
the
last;
ISSS
-ethel!
imports
too.
have
been
hher
in
17
when
It
b
the
first
ten
m(nths
nf
loin
IL."
."
that
although
.
1
u,e
ieresi-oeanng
debt
of
Cana-
at
at
$877,000,000
.77nrv.rnvi
as
compared
da
increased
hv
a
v
rv.
iw.
with
$594,000,000,
the
Increase
be-
tween
JST
at
L
''T
,1
Afr
lor
our
imporu'So"
with
merchandise
and
new
.S.SST-Sffi
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Colton,
D.CJh.C.
Wallace
Block,
Phone
641
Mike
Colussi
Accordlonkt
and
Teacher
AJlA.
Certificate
PHONE
RED
811
from
5.134
percent
to
352t
rrrpn.
I
Cheap
money
in
abundant
sup-
w
a
an
essential
i
actor
in
our
war
effort
and
all
Canadians
are
urged,
as
part
of
their
personal
contribution
to
the
war.
to
"save
till
it
hurts,"
and
to
lend
their
current
savings
to
the
country
at
the
current
rates
of
Interest.
Thus
and
only
thus
shall
we
save
the
country
and
the
Empire
from
the
aggressor
and
provide
for
the
future
and
the
freedom
of
our
children.
All
our
fair
prospects
for
the
days
to
come
depend
upon
the
maintenance
of
British
seapower,
which
alone
enables
us
to
sail
the
Phones
18
&
19
p.o.
Box
573
Notice
!
Confectionery
Store
Closes
at
6:00
p.m.
Weekdays
Including
Thursdays.
Closed
All
Day
Sunday
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
STORE
-Mrs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
SILVERSIDES
BLOCK
Second
St.
Phone
Green
416
THE
SEAL
ot
QUALITY
SE?I
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Atlantic
who
are
carrying
on
me
.....
ti-h
inHrvniAble
courage
v.
against
those
who
would
reduce
Europe
to
slavery,
we
snaa
nmc
whatever
sacrifices
are
necessary
to
win
the
war.
What,
in
the
light
of
the
exlst-
tnat
Canada
Is
Teaching
a
position
export
trade
In
1940
will
therefore
Honest
and
most
merciless
struggle
m2
situation,
is
the
cconotnlc
out-
of
"full
employment"
In
these
cir-j
rank
with
the
best
Tears
in
the
rwwHHi
tn
th,
annals
of
man-'
look
for
1811?
In
view
of
the'
great
cumsiances
special
attention
is
oe-
roscory
or
Canada,
in
spite
of
the
tnd.
Never
before
did
civtUans
projects
now
under
way.
the
prosing
given
to
the
problems
of
iraln-
relatively
moderate
level
of
prices,
have
to
bear
the
brunt
of
battle'pects
for
the
Immediate
future
ing
recruits
for
our
industries
and
The
great
growth
in
our
trade
as
they
are
bearing
it
today.
Never
are
much
more
definite
than
Is
bringing
female
labor
Into
certain
in
1M0
has
been
in
the
main
a
before
have
civilian
casualties
1
usually
the
case
at
the
beginning
t
vnp
rf
mm...
Inn
fnrfi.ctriAc
Iwartfmp
nhrvimMw-i
TK.
tm.
..
i..
u,
avam
f
-
.
-
r
mn-rwf
tmnim.-
i.nrvn
the
words
of
my
colleague,
th
Minister
of
Munitions
and
Supply,
in
summing
up
the
growing
war
effort
of
Canadian
industry,
.controlled
by
his
department.
In
the
House
of
Commons
on
November
20:
'The
next
eight
months
will'
witness
a
ranid
expansion
of
em
pjoyment
and
constantly
lncreas-
The
National
Resources
Moblliza-ibile
our
trade
with
foreign
coun-
Rotterdam.
London,
Coventry
and!jng
industrial
activity.
At
the
end
uuu
ui
urn
uw
tuiiwucicu
mc
m.ou
mc
uiutiu
oaj,
tunmngnam,
as
wen
as
ay
uie
0j
tfiaH
period
Canada
should
be
I
government
to
use
every
adult
Can-(taken
as
a
whole,
has
substantially
horrible
deportations
that
are
tak-(prodding
tne
practical
maximum;'
adian
and
his
or
her
DTODertv
wher-
declined.
This
falllnz
off
has
been
in?
n!r-
in
Poland
and
Lorraine.
L.
JT-.i-t.
r
..t-v.
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
2
Shows,
7:00
and
9:29
FREDERIC
MARCH
JOAN
CRAWFORD
In
'Susan
and
God'
(At
7:23
and
9:13)
Abo
NEWS
and
NOVELTY
COMING
SATURDAY
TYRONE
POWER
in
-RRIGHAM
YOUNG'
.
.
v..
ntu
lli
i
Jl
IliUVU
---(-4
.
ever
In
Canada
they
may
be
of
most
largely
due
to
the
Nazi
conquest
This
totalitarian
war,
because
ofjjs
capable.
The
next
eight
months
i
'
effective
service
to
the
state.
.of
those
democratic
countries
of
th-
economic
losses
and
tho
nas-
"
I11
LU'"
vJ1
nave
a.Te
f"5
ons
CJk
evosea.
to
l
oe
mT
more
oisas-
dUaS"
of
oi
C
Canadian
VfAt.
people.
I
I
jnstxomplctcd
Inst
completed
ten
ten
days
days
in
in
the
the
Air,
Ain.
;.
been
been
in
in
the-past
the.
put
the
the
best
best
markets,
markets,
trans
trous
ior
for
the
the
losers
losers
than
than
anv
any
,
doubt
f..K.
that
:.-.
J"!?;.?.!
.
.
r1?
nip
"
""'s
wnpioymeai
nas
nai-
orally
resulted
in
greater
produc-
our
-haTe
1
Uon,
parUcuUrly
in
these
manufac-
er
me
united
Kingdom,
Tor
our
other
war
recorded
in
history.
and
our
men
and
women
will
ins-
m.quu
lBnn?
mQuswes
mat
are
prooucis.
ana
tne
while
me
winners
will
also
Japall
procuc-
fv"
sulier.ufy
uiy
our
our
confidence
coniiaence
m
m
the
me
produc
-
1
.
1
me
wn
iuuu.
iuiu,
comparing
v
.i
w
jui
uaue
lemaiy
owing
10
wic
ireinenuous
j
j
me
iirsi
iu
monios
01
mo
with
N.saies
our
aireaay
auncuit
miraens
or
renaDmtatlon
ana
re-
TOKYO.
Jan.
3:
Premier
Ko-
ROME.
Jan.
3.
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United
States'
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the
same
period
of
1939.
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situation.
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me
peopie
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to
Great
Britain
becarrics
"in-
that
th?
production
of
pig
Iron
has
Again,
tne
united
Kingdom
has
The
enemy
that
Canada
has
to
of
Japan,
warned
them
that
they
j
tolerable,"
an
Italian
newspaper
Increased
65
per
cent,
the
produc-
been
forced
by
both
financial
con-
face
in
this
war
Is
desperately
re-j
must
be
prepared
for
increased
In-isavs
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fin
it.
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co.i
nnt.
ci
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slderat-ons
and
hv
vrv
ternational
pressure
and
unpreced-1
at
war
with
Germany,
Italy
and
Ja-'
the
production
of
motor
vehicles
45
PmS
space
to
reduce
its
Imports
of
British
Ernolre
and
the
domination
iper
cent,
as
compared
wltn
a
gam
ana
ouixy
rooa
commo-
or
tne
wprw
by
the
overwhelming
of
25Ji
per
cent
in
the
production
of
citi-
so
that
our
United
Kingdom
forces
which
he
has
been
creating
manufacturing
Industries
as
a
markets
for
food
commcdities
are
throughout
the
past
seven
years,
whole.
seriously
restricted,
although
our
His
ruthlessness
Is
clearly
Indl-
'
KOneral
production
Is
up
124
per
P0115
to
the
British
Empire
cated
by
the
slavery
which
he
Is
cent
ana
newsprint
production
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sunsianiiauy
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upon
me
subjugated
Vallev.
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Edmonton
KVip.
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proauc-
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capacity
of
this
great
tom-
dominated
at
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electric
power.
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result
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pcupies
oi
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peoples
oi
me
.
city
between
Vancouver
and
Winnipeg
skied
at
Jasper
over
th
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a-
,
Resen-ations
for
the
spring
skLaj
season-March.
April
and
May
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tit?
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if
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to
ed
those
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reported
by
officials
of
th
Jj.Tper
8kl
Club.
Indications
arc
ihe
Muu-
Conditions
Are
Ideal
Now
For
Topu-
gne
Lake
terrain
will
be
m
bv
wr
mnier
spori
numerous
Americans
as
we
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regular
contingents
of
skllr
from
needed
la
many
of
our
war
Indus-
act
inai
uanaaa
is
me
second
nignest
culture
and
civilization,
j
Jaj.f-k,
jan.
J.
storm,
whlcn
Canadian
centres
both
In
the
ra.t
tries,
has
risen
7.6
per
cent,
while
krgest
manufacturing
country
In
Against
this
new
barbarian
Inva-j
swept
the
west
during
the
holiday
and
west
Several
feet
of
freih
daylight
saving
time
is
being
very
British
Empire.
sion.
the
British
Empire,
with
the
brought
mountain
skiing
con-
snow
already
covers
the
long
runs
generally
continued
throughout
the
our
Government
and
our
moral
support
of
the
United
States.
J
ditkms
to
a
point
better
than
at
any
from
the
summits
of
the
Opal
ply
of
electricity
available
for
In-
Pture
former
German
markets
champion
of
freedom
and
dernoc-1
mmmmmmmmmmmmdmmm
CANADIAN
RATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Trains
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EAST
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Alr-Conditioned
"Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
,,
Steamer
leave,
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
on
Thursday,
11:30
pjn.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
WINTER
EXCURSION
FARE,
to
VANCOUVER
nrrnpu
QQfi
AH
"ncW
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Nov.
1st.
1940
to
Feb.
28th.
19(1.
Efpai
return
limit
March
3Ut.
1941
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Reservation,
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We
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