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"HARTT"
SHOES
FOR
MEN
Hartt
Shoes
have
the
quality
and
style
that
has
made
them
the
most
outstanding
line
in
Canada.
Latest
styles
and
fittings,
from
narrow-to
wide
widths
in
hoots
and
oxfords,
in
hrown
and
black.
Ilartt's
Army,
Navy
and
Air
Force
Shoes
carried
in
stock.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
FOR
HIGH
GRADE
FUR
COATS,
FOXES
At
Moderate
Prices,
See
GOLDBLOOMS
FUR
STORE
RESOLUTION
IN
CHURCH
Anti-Liquor
Petition
Goes
Before
Local
Congregations
On
Sunday
Copies
of
the
resolution
which
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
sponsored
last
week
calling
for
a
curb
on
the
use
of
liquor
during
wartime
appeared
in
crty
churches
yesterday
for
the
signature
of
the
members
of
the
congregations.
The
pastors
of
the
churches
duly
called
attention
of
the
congregations
and
endorsed
the
resolution
and
there
was
a
gratifying
response
in
signatures.
In
addition
to
various
places
of
business
already
announced,
the
resolutions
hare
been
placed
in
Little's
News
Stand,
the
public
library
and
the
civic
reading
room
for
the
convenience
of
those
desirous
of
signing
up.
Good
Shoes
Married
Quietly
I
I
Saturday
Evening
,
Miss
Violet
Jean
Mclntyre
Becomes
Bride
of
David
John
I
Gabel
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
'
at
the
Manse
of
First
United
'
Church
on
Saturday.
Rev.
James
A.
DonneH
officiating,
of
Miss
Violet
Jean
Mclntyre
of
Ocean
rails,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Montague
Mclntyre.
to
David
John
Gabel
of
Prince
Rupert,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Roy
OabeL
Witnesses
of
the
ceremony
were
Mrs.
Louise
Mclntyre
of
Prince
i
Rupert
and
Mrs.
Ethel
M.
Sloan
of
Vancouver.
I.VCLUDLNG
HOT-DOG
More
than
a
hundred
varieties
of
sausages
are
made
In
the
United
States.
X
BRAVE
MEN
!
1
r
a
qjttd
ATT
I:
fftNrtTDTo
i
W
The
Real
Democracy
Some
truth
is
leaking
out
of
that
little
courtroom
at
lliom
where
the
French
war
guilt
trials
are
going
on.
Already
one
great
truth
has
been
thrown
into
the
debate.
In
his
defence,
Former
Premier
Blum
declared
that
it
was
deideerccy
itself
which
was
on
trial.
H-
is
right,
but
he
is
not
entirely
right.
The
democracy
which
is
on
trial
is
the
floppy,
selfish,
narrow,
ost
rich-like,
uncour-ageous
argumentative
democracy
which
there
was
in
France
of
which
there
has
been
too
much
elsewhere.
But
there
m
another
kind
of
growing
stronger
every
day
driving
democracy
of
Cttiver
Washington
and
hi?
men
at
Valley
Forge;
of
Carnot's
fierce
singing
soldiers
in
France's
revolutionary
days;
of
Stalin's
Red
Array;
and
of
the
people
of
Britain
who
are
not
afraid
to
change
their
leaders
and
pick
those
who
demand
from
them
greater
and
greater
sacrifice.
That
is
the
new
kind
of
democracy,
towards
which,
amid
all
the
mess
and
confusion
and
defeats
of
these
weeks
and
vears,
we
are
slowlv
moving.
mocracy
wnicn
can
peat
me
SERVICE
BOWLING
Irundlers
si
Various
Forces
Were
in
Actwn
Over
Week-End.
The
Intr-8erices
F1v
Pin
Bowline
Leagse
wa
in
action
at
!ih
week-end
with
Uie
playing
of
several
fixtures
with
the
following
results:
Seal
Cote
JJo.
1.
S;
An
ti-Aircraft
No.
1.
0.
Edmonton
Fusiliers
Ho.
i,
2:
Nary,
1.
Royal
Canadian
Kngtaeers.
2;
.Edmonton
Fusiliers
No.
1,
l.
Area
Headquarters.
3;
Anti-Aircraft
No.
2,
0.
Dry
Dock.
2;
Medical
Corps.
1.
Seal
Cove
No.
2.
won
by
default.
The
individual
scoring
was
as
follows
:
New
Recruits
Are
Attested
Latest
recruits
to
be
attested
at
Prince
Rupert
for
army
service
include
the
following.
Carl
Edwin
Ertekson,
batcher.
Prince
Rupert.
Louis
Sam
Cecil,
Port
Edward.
Prank
Dixon,
lineman,
Edmonton.
Phil'.ia
Louis
Stephens.
Hazelton
AO
I'm
Our
contempt
into
a
lot
of
do
a
certain
it
according
to
means
that
navy,
in
the
and
every
UP
to
the
limit.
.
.
.
demociacy
one
which
is
the
disciplined,
inspired,
Cromwell's
Ironsides;
of
It
is
the
only
kind
of
de-
inhzis
anu
me
Japanese.
1
Would
DeveloD
Righteousness
Such
Is
Keal
Thing
To
Be
Gained
From
Prajer,
Presbyterian
.Minister
Tells
Congregation
Development
of
an
outiook
of
righteousness
rather
than
personal
oenefk
or
destruction
of
one's
enemies
was
the
thing
to
expect
Jrtro
prayer,
declared
Rev.
A.
F.
Mac-Sween,
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
In
an
Empire
Day
of
Prayer
sermon
before
his
congregation
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
yesterday.
On
this
basis
prayer
to
Cod
was
compatible
with
the
interests
of
all
nations.
It
was
not
reasonable
to
expect
that
there
wowid
be
deliverance
of
victory
Just
because
one
beseechedl
it
of
God
There
must
be
more
than
that
to
be
deserving
of
di
-
'
vine
help.
There
was
not
that
out-
I
took
of
righteousness
In
the
tond
!
J
I
Mr.
w
MacSween
commended
to
nis
congregation
tne
resorauon
en-
etorsed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Rot-j
the
Good
Friday
and
Easier
Sundry
Clb
ealling
for
a
curb
on
the
f
day
United
Church
services
there
i
widespread
use
of
liquor.
Such
a
i
well
as
to
participate
m
a
sports
resolution
would
be
aom-oved
bv
'
celebration.
the
Prince
R
a
pert
Ministerial
As-
sociation.
The
pastor
announced
that
Miss
Mary
Anderson,
a
returned
mls-sonary
from
Japan,
would
be
a
better
man
than
you
for
the
Japanese
has
got
us
trouble-
They
have
set
out
to
job,
and
up
to
now
they've
done
schedule.
Their
present
drive
every
man
in
the
field,
in
the
air
force,
is
doing
his
utmost
Chilian
at
home
backing
their
men
,
J
Is
a
Jap
a
better
man
than
you
are?
Can
SHALL
NOT
DIE
BECAUSE
Tbii
mtiugt
it
tsatJ
h
the
Diptrlmtnl
Mmilitmt
,nj
UljJ,r
CjmmI
Nary
and
Edmonton
No.
1
I'm
V
Good
Show.
Former
Winning.
Oo
Saturday
afternoon
in
the
ExMMtton
Hall
the
Edmonton
Pa-fill
en
No.
2
team
defeated
th
AnU-AfeeraJt
squad
by
a
score
of
18
to
10
in
basketball.
Neither
team
showed
very
much
finesse
and
undoubtedly
they
both
neeo
a
zraat
deal
of
oractice.
However.
,B
most
be
rememtored
Jv.
ihcae
hoys
come
from
a
eoun.y
thit
does
not
olay
much
basketball
The
second
tame,
howetr.
wjs
one
of
the
kaat
wMch
h
i
i
ben
played
in
the
Prince
Rupert
ana
with
Navy
defeating
Ed
uouioiu.
No
1
by
a
score
of
52
to
19
Noble
excelled
himself
with
his
out
-
armed
baskets,
making
a
t.ui
of
17
points.
The
Edmonton
Fusil-tters
weakness
was
tn
the
fact
th
it
ithey
need
a
tot
of
prartt
.si
(shooting
at
their
basket
The
lineups
were
as
follows
Ant!
-Aircraft
FoHces.
sbuhak.
Sutherland.
Woods.
Thompson.
Hamilton.
Haugh,
Blumsteln.
jCrabtree.
Edmonton
fusiliers
No-
J
O'
Connor.
Powell.
Warn.
Wilson,
White.
Ball.
Bray,
James.
;
Navy-Bitot.
Brown.
McKay,1
Johns.
Noble.
laitmtn.
J
Edmonton
runners
no.
i
urajr.
Conrad.
James.
Ball.
PaJmmev.
wyau.
itaase.
i
Johnny
Oosaadlna
was
the
ref-t
eree
and
C.
P.
Leslie.
Y.MOA..
was
oruniaar
and
timekeeper.
j
The
standing
of
the
league
so1
far
Is:
Won
LottPU.
Signal
2.0
2
Navy
.2
1
2
SearchnghU
2
0
3i
Edmonton
No.
1
1
2
1
Edmonton
No
2
1
2
It
nU-Aircraft
0
3
0
KITWANGA
HarW
Sinclair
has
been
elected
I40
ln
chrg
of
th?
Cnureh
w
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,rrt
lleutInt
.
Thf
churrh
Armv
Ktw.na
'wiU
proceed
to
Klteegukia
on
Wed-
nesday
nights
train
this
week.
aceeottnc
an
invitation
to
attend
visiting
Prince
Kupert
over
the'
aster
season
and
there
would
be
opportunities
to
meet
and
hear
her
"'
they
plan,
produce,
an,
with
greater
determination
and
efficiency
than
Canadians?
Their
one
hope
of
success
is
in
a
"blitzkrieg."
A
"blitzkrieg"
means
fighting
a
war
as
though
it
must
be
finished
in
six
months.
It's
up
to
us
to
beat
them
at
their
own
game;
Here's
the
way
to
do
it
prepare
for
a
long
war,
and
work
as
though
the
whole
thing
had
to
be
finished
in
six
months.
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