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last
night
by
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SUBSCRIPTION
KATES
Bubscrlptlon
Rates
In
Clty-Per
Year.
$5.00;
Half
Year,
$2.50;
One
Month.
50c;
One
Week,
12c.
Out-of-Town
Subscribers
by
Mall.
a
Year.
DAILY
EDITION
tory
Bonds.
Victory
Bonds
the
most
merchandise
this
fall.
Tuesday.
September
22.
1942
EDITORIAL
Third
Victory
Loan
.
.
.
Trip
nrinntion
of
the
commando
dagger
as
the
symbol
nf
fiio
TliirH
Viptnrv
Loan
eamnaitrn.
oreanization
of
which
is
about
to
commence,
is
an
interesting
innovation,
ttvnrpcsinns
nf
nride
in
the
country
through
ceremonials
and
public
appearances
of
war
heroes
rather
than
by
exclusive
national
economic
appeals
mav
do
much
to
provide
the
right
atmosphere
for
a
suece&lul
loan.
(N
,
Meanwhile,
it,
might
,aot
be
too
early
to
suggest
Vol
the
public,
especially
those
people
who
are
earning,
good
money
today,
and
the
most
of
people
probably
are
earning
more
money
than
they
were
before
the
war,
incomes
taxes
and
such
imposts
notwithstanding,
that
they
would
do
well
to
plan
to
put
a
substantial
portion
of
that
money
into
Victory
Bonds,
as
a
sound
investment,
a
good
savings
plan
and,
to
lesser
degree,
a
duty
to
their
country.
People
of
Canada
are
indeed
fortunate
to
still
have
the
nriviWe
of
deciding
for
themselves
how
they
shall
-
.
Canada's
Naval
Losses
.
.
.
popular
ami
BtyHsh
shin
losses.
Bv
and
large,
we
might
say
that,
so
far,
we
loved
ones
have
made
the
supreme
sacrifice
there
can
be
no
replacement.
In
time,
there
may
be
comfort-in.
the
fact'that
thy
died
nobly
and
gallantly
but
that
is
not,
replacement.
fi-P
Each
Ottawa,
each
Fraser,
each
Macgafcee,
the
deeper
the
rest
of
us
feel
we
are
in
this
fight
Chlorination
of
Water
.
.
.
Prince
Rupert,
like
Vancouver,
is
to
have
chlorina-
and
the
Dry
Dock
AM
Stars
.neck
and
iwtk
only
one
same
behind
the
leaders,
there
promises
to
be
)
a
real
oatcie
next
aionaay.
Cy
Kellett
ot
the
hlgh-rolllng
Sav
Mors
was
the
individual
star
of
the
evening
when
he
boomed
out
a
great
845.
Cy
had
strings
of
328
and
300
to
ahnost
single-handedly
win
for
his
team.
Game
results
were
as
follows
Chinese
Youth.
S;
-Boom
Defence.
0.
Ordnance
Corps.
2;
Woods,
1
Bums.
3;
Dry
Dock
Painters,
0.
Sav
Mar,
3;
Stones,
0.
Air
Fwte.
3:
Signals,
fl.
Dry
Dock
AH
Stars,
2;
Monarchs,
Individual
Jaccbsan
sosres
were
as
fol
lows:
Chinese
Yeuth
1
Kaai
Lee
IM
Ben
Lee
156
Jone
Lee
200
Bob
Lew
213
Frank
Fwu
256
Totals
9:9
Boom
Defence
1
Flowers
167
Smart'
170
Mathers
161
Makow
1
Lejordevtn
125
Total
"
"66
Ordnance
1
Keegan
223
spend
their
own
money.
In
the
most
01
countries
loaaypicnara
the
people
do
not
have
any
money
to
spend,
much
less
the
JJ--"--
rlgni
VO
spemi
ll
as
Uiey
line,
mm
m
vniiuun
t
of
time
that
people
will
still
have
that
right
will
be
determined
by
the
measure
of
support
they
give
to
such
things
as
Victory
Bonds
and
in
other
ways
voluntarily
assisting
the
war
effort
and
its
financing.
There
is
no
valid
arerument
against
every
Canadian
buying
Victory
Bonds
to
the
utmost
of
his
ability.
Those
who
do
not
realize
that
now
may
be
convinced
of
it
to
their
sorrow
at
a
later
day.
103
H2
240
128
Handicap
131
Total
961
Woods
1
Parker
237
Amandm
121
Fumell
Ml
Chayko
147
Woods
284
Handicap
v
71
Total
IflOl
Burns
1
Victor'
Bonds
do
not
need
to
be
recommended
from
1,
229
a
patriotic
or
a
senumeniai
Mauuijuuu.
mcj
oic
maiwi
,
ioore
zui
of
good
sound
business
and
realistic
thrift.
orn
-
261
That
does
not.
of
course,
mean
that
the
fifth
column-lo00""
f!l
I).
I).
Painters
1
Lsrwrenoce
230
Hudson
103
I
Boyd
MJtaney
173
Strickland
206
Bayzand
192
Handicap
99
fW
A
a
AA4
Canada
within
the
space
of
one
week
has
received.
Sav
MoTZ
1
the
news
of
the
loss
of
three
of
her
naval
vessels
a
'Bach
.
,125
destroyer,
a
corvette
and
a
small
patrol
ship-by
enemy,
Alger
133
nMi'nn
Wo
An
Tint
nonrl
tn
fool
sn
harllv
nhoilt
the
actual
Steavl8
-218
loss
of
the
ships
themselves.
It
is
obvious
to
everyone
Sa...ZZ.
32I
that
Canada's
warship
production
is
far
in
excess
of
her'
Handicap
46
HMtwoed
170
Handicap
133
Total
958
K.
C.
A.
F-
1
Johnston
159
Ogren
205
Adrian
215
jLacrolx
213
Campbell
134
j
I
Handicap
49
Total
973
It.
'CCS-
1.
I
Sargtnson
149
Akkerman
130
Gilbert
.
145
tfiu..
hie
tipn
of
her
water
supply.
There
may
be
certain
unpleas-'Lanjj
"ZZZ-
133
ant
features
about
it,
to
be
sure.
There
might
even
be
Total
ZZZZZZZ.
772
grounds
for
protest,
although
such
protest
will
be
in
face
i"y
i'k
ah
stars
1
of
the
latest
scientific
opinion
in
the
field
of
public
health
,
s.tromahl
"
i5?
and
sanitation.
.
I111
Water
chlorination
has
been
accepted
today
as
a
Downs
ZZZZZZ.
157
guarantee
of
purity
in
water
supply,
an
effective
anti-!
Handicap
cs
dote
against
the
effects
of
contamination.
The
authori-
2
156
213
131
191
189
880
2
133
99
141
191
72
36
176
110
179
243
124
131
Dry
Dock
All
Stars
5
Burns
,.
5
Monarchs
(
Chinese
Youth
Boom
Defence
,
3
Air
Force
..
3
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
Dry
Painters
2
2
2
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same
,
signals
ZZZZZIZ".
o
jMMYTf
Stone's
Clothiers
........
0
2
171
278
206
ists
and
enemy
propagandists
will
not
be
around
again'
up
'Z'
Z'
242
promoting
arguments
as
to
why
we
should
not
buy
Vic-i
Totals
,
-
losi-im
2
216
160
164
281
88
131
2
148
157
151
156
113
133
858
2
222
.158
205
221
87
49
2
319
113
130
100
205
927
2
310
193
305
276
68
Totals
1
718
1152
ties
have
decided
that
it
must
be
carried
out
at
all
cen-
n!!arc
1H1
tres
where
there
are
concentrations
of
armed
forces.
!
Anderson"
ZZZZZ..
241
We
may
object
to
chlorination.
We'
most
certainly
'Hansen
.-.ZZZ..
m
will
not
relish
the
change
it
will
bring
about
from
our
,
Bauigge
i"8
"pure"
tasteless
mountain
water
of
which
we
have
long!
TowiCaP
f
"
-si'
been
so
proud.
iButllik'fitJornot,
there
is
probably
little
t
fftS
standing:
we
can
accomplish,
by
protesting.
;
''
?r
'
w
.
sav
Mor
.,
6
We
may
not
like
the
doctor's
medicine
but,
as
far
as
chlorination
is
concerned,
we
will
not
have
the
chance
.to
refuse
to
take
it.
I
167
165
136
221
216
90S
S
2
219
201
156
184
11
771
206
118
143
184
112
770
3
189
133
233
237
234
131
963
1157
2
150
101
148
220
261
71
952
3
163
150
134
254
199
71
991
3
205
165
210
179
49
1089
3
139
168
195
131
976
1021
Total
10J6
1052
1030
have
been
singularly
fortunate
in
that
regard.
Far
more
serious
to
us
and
much
more
regrettable
JJ
JJ
is
the
loss
of
men
that
has
been
involved.
Canada
can
re-H)lutim
ZZZZZ.
145
nlace
shins
and
she
can
to
a
lesser
degree
replace
men.;
Bourne
....
153
That
is
from
a
national
standpoint.
But
for
thoso'hose
2
198
199
139
173
300
46
3
271
183
13d
177
217
46
3
145
101
132
104
115
133
730
3
219
205
195
199
272
49
912
1139
3
164
77
135
169
215
760
3
270
125
225
213
203
L
Pts.
0
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
4
6
6
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BEPTT;bE3
FAQI
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
'
FIVE
PIN
ROMMEL
WON'T
GET
THIS
ONE
PRINCE
RCrERT.
BRITISn
COLUMBIA
BOWLING
KMBBBiflB
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
-siMLBnnnnnnnnBnnnnHBBCflBaKBF''
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN,
PRESIDENT
Men's
Fire
Pin
League
Is
Now
Led
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MA7TAGING
EDITOR
By
Sav
Mon
'
from
fitones.
With
.Barns
Bi.iOw
cf
tnwke
C
man,
one
mere
Plane
of
he
RAF
i
their
eggs
of
dc
'
.
motor
transpoj
'
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"
pilots
of
tiie
pU;
li'
Tr
and
soen
lie
ank
Letter
Box
:
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p
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s
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be
f
SOMF
SUGGESTIONS
Editor.
Dairy
News:
As
one
of
those
antiHiatd
fossils
who
believe
in
fairy
tales,
such
'as
democracy,
etc..
I
am
wonder
ing
if
we
are.
in
danger
of
being
taken
for
a
buggy
rWe
similar
the
the
one
one
HMler
HMler
gave
gave
OerrnaB?.
o'ir.
We
are
wondering
Just
what
the
difference
between
this
conscrip
tion
of
manoower
and
personal
property
might
be
and
If
It
Is
con-
sUtuUonal
and
legal
and
whether
.
tt
was
done
by
act
of
Parliament
or
by
one
of
those
so
popular
or-ders-ln-councll.
and
why
a
plebiscite
was
not
neeesMTy
or
why
it
was
not
Included
in
the
last
pebl
I
......
T
1
213cue.
win
some
one
pice
ven
Now
that
the
beer
parlors
are
175
running
on
short
time
and
possi
bly
further
messing
wtth
trial
subject
to
come
before
long,
the
restaurants
are
running
on
suoh
schedules
that
the
public
cannot
get
very
much
service
any
more
1
and
with
the
matter
of
the
mess
ing
with
all
kinds
ot
commodities
with
the
worst
yet
to
come,
It
seems
we
should
go
a
step
fur-thpr
and
aton
at
nothine
what
ever,
considering
that
those
now
In
'
operation,
legally,
or
wisely,
or
otherwke
have
been
forced
upon
us.
We
have
so
much
talk
about
saving
things
that
I
would
like
to
know
what
Is
the
idea
of
permit
ting
so
many
useless
books,
maga-
rines
and
papers
to
use
up
pulp
and
supplies,
employ
so
many
men
uselessly,
take
up
so
much
space
and
time
in
the
boats,
trains
and
post
office.
There
are
tons
of
St
coming
Into
Rupert
every
day.
rhn
iViinv
nf
thp
time
wasted
In
reading
these
things.
It
Is
possl-
ble
that
this
might
cover
some
of.
the
troubles
with
the
local
post
I
ofllce.
Another
suggestion
would.
be
to
clo3e
the
post
office
entirely
j
or
run
it
on
a
two-hour
basis
dally,
j
It
would
be
quite
in
line
with
the
...
.
j
1
1
omer
mines
Deinc
none
aim.
u
we
seem
to
be
like
F.
D.
R..
trying
anything
at
least
once,
why
skip
this
experiment?
We
hear
considerable
about
this
gas
rationing.
Some
have
the
idea
that
there
Is
a
nigger
in
the
woodpile.
We
Imagine
there
Is
the
mat-
m.
nt
trnnenArtallnn
0
mllPh
&.(
PJI
I
MiH"W.
vl.
anything,
although
If
we
will
note
'what
lsTelng
transported,
that
3
...
could
be
dispensed
with,
we
start
1
.
,
.
-
I
I
1
ttf-
n..
I
around
in
another
circle.
We
are
223
1
most
Of
It.
,J
If
the
conditions
are
as
serious
755
as
we:
are
led
to
believe,
we
are,
Jat
a
loss
to
understand
Just
why
something
has
not
been
aone
in
.
!......
...VIV
sjwas
Invented
by
a
man
we
think
I
5
near
Winnipeg,
several
years
ago,
4
and
which
we
believe
was
bought
4
4
by
an
Oil
or
gas
company,
aim
jirc
3
many
other
similar
Uilngs
in
1
w
f
-
Egypt.
b-sc
Ma
'a
dropped
-p
vx-i
loaded
with
(.
:
dfi-ks
The
t;e
v.ip
r.ouncWiiig
h'!p:ev!y
tn
tne
sea
Davy
Jones'
locker.
Clinic
Draws
Many
Infants
One
Hundred
and
Fifty
lUbln
And
ITr-Khool
Children
So
Far
rreenled
Over
IM
babies
and
children
of
ore-school
ate
have
so
far
beea
to
reMntM
at
tof
weeWy
cUnks
.j
the
matter
of
organized
labor
vhhi
wtth
lng
conducted
A,..
K
by
th.
the
mlllu
public
health
Jin
mind.
In
particular.
unit
organisation
here
under
the
direction
of
Dr.
John
Maedonalfl
was
order,
2,
that
business
for
themselves
might.
2
not
be
ruined
and
profits
lost.
It
2
seems
that
this
carbureter
could
.
0
get
120
miles
to
the
gallon
on
an
assMed
by
th
unit
nurses.
Misses
Oraham
and
Ochs.
80
fsr
the
clinic
has
been
held,
onty
Tueedays
at
King
Edward
School
but
tomorrow
afternoon
w4H
be
started
at
the
Bast
Qnd
Hall
on
Seventh
Avenue.
Nearer
the
downtown
and
west
end
areas
one
and
possibly
tw
clinics
are
planned
to
be
opened.
the
detcrtls.
What
we
want
to
know
is
why
same
one
has
not
thought
of
this
and
done
something,
long
ago?
1
12
m.
'I.'
25
it.
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4flotMJ
40
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wise
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ndt
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all
bottles.
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Committee.
vill
collect
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not
published
or
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(iAUBiriT.
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A
very
weary
and
bedraggld
kitten
found
its
way
into
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v
after
two
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adrift
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has
nfcftle
such
a
name
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of
a
divided
mind
as
ts
what
to
call
the
group.
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be
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Seamen
she.
Chanteydfers
'very
subtle
that
1
the
Bell
Bottom
Boys
'a
trifle
biotogteal
dont
you
wmiti
or
the
Mfry
Matetot.
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vote
U
fcr
the
hut
mentioned.
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do
you
think,
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the
concert
held
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the
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to
take
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of
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the
fortheorr.
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returned
there
&
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the
week-end
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of
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enjoy
these
vtsrU
by
able,
one
of
t.
cur
country
cousins!
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hostesses
at
the
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a
show
tonights-Tuesday
gereant
Tedlv
U-at
the
Hut
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Msltett
wasn't
the
marrtati
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quite
sure
what
the
title
was
at
.ceptlop
will
be
h-
s
the
tune
of
wrtting
but.
&
Uwj
men's
mes
quality
of
the
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shows
has
lm
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proved
greaUy
since
Mr.
Palsson's
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visit
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technicolor
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other
department
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of
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other
day
I
asked
Mrs.
Da
vies
and
Mrs.
Lee
who
are
war
kin
the
canteen
Just
what)
were
bast
sellers
with
the
boys
and
both
In
one
breath
said
coke
wtth
pie
and
tee
cream.
I
had
thought
It
would
be
coffee
and
doughnut
but
perhaps
the
winter
wHl
bring
them
into
favor.
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navr
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