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.
.
MONDAY,
FEB.
2,
1942.
Daylight
Saving
Here
.
.
.
Daylight
saving,
mandatory
throughout
Canada,
went
into
effect
in
Prince
Rupert
today
with
a
minimum
of
fuss.
With
everybody
making
the
change,
there
is
little
inconvenience.
The
only
objection
.
in
Prince
Rupert
aVl
i.
?X
11
1
ll
1
a.
1
.Ml
is
mat
u
win
maKe
me
summer
nigms
so
long
mai
u
win
be
difficult
to
get
the
children
to
bed.
Since
daylight
saving
is
prescribed
as
a
constituent
of
the
war
effort,
it
should
not
be
a
great
sacrifice
to
exert
the
discipline
necessary
to
see
the
children
get
their
proper
amount
of
sleep.
We
would
have
to
put
up
with
lots
worse
than
that
if
we
lost
the
war.
Meantime,
it
was
not
so
pleasant
getting
up
in
pitch
dark
again
this
morning,
but
the
longer
evening
tonight
will
compensate
for
that.
Daylight
saving
is
here
for
t
h
e
duration
and
six
months
after.
By
the
time
the
war
is
over,
we
will
probably
be
so
used
to
it
that
we
will
not
want
to
change
back.
In
the
Far
East
.
.
.
The
defence
of
Singapore
and
the
whole
position
in
the
Far
East
as
far
as
the
united
nations
are
concerned
appears
to
depend
upon
the
quantity
and
speed
in
which
reinforcements
are
provided.
Military
leaders
and
officials
of
both
Great
Britain
and
United
States,
without
revealing
particulars,
has
given
assurance
that
such
reinforcements
are
being
moved
up
rapidly
and
in
large
volume.
t
Meanwhile,
the
Japanese
appear
to
have
been
consolidating
position
and
organizing
for
further
moves,
concentrating
most
likely
on
Singapore.
Conceivably
the
Allies,
besides
getting
themselves
in
position
for
effective
defence,
may
lie
planning
on
a
smashing
attack
against
the
Nipponese
at
some
point.
Our
position
in
the
Far
East
is
still
critical
but
then-is
good
reason
to
believe
that
it
is
far
very
far
from
being
hopeless.
The
Jap
has
been
pretty
much
giving
it
so
far.
Soon
he
will
have
to
show
that
he
can
take
it.
One
WaV
in
which
time
mnv
he
wnKtPfl
i
hv
rniuli'rifr
There
are
many
such
time
wasters
in
Prince
Rupert.
These
people
are
literary
gluttons.
Night
and
day
their
eyes
are
glued
to
some
book
of
more
or
less
doubtful
value
and
the
longer
they
keep
it
up
the
more
vacant
become
their
minds.
One
book
a
day
seems
to
be
a
poor
average
for
some
of
these
voracious
readers,
if
you
ask
them
next
week
what
they
read
this
week
they
do
not
know.
It
is
an
absolute
pointless
occupation.
The
reader
seems
to
be
searching
for
a
mental
experience,
a
story
with
a
plot.
Having
found
the
story
and
discovered
what
the
plot
is
about,
if
there
is
a
plot,
the
book
Is
discarded
and
forgot-ten.
It
is
seldom,
if
ever,
discussed.
In
order
to
keep
up
the
supply
of
reading
material
almost
daily
visits
are
made
to
the
city
library,
but
various
other
sources
of
supply
are
sought
and
found.
One
recent
case
came
to
the
notice
of
the
writer
where
two
books
coming
to
the
same
house
were
each
read
before
supper
time
and
had
been
already
exchanged
and
passed
on
before
the
next
day.
With
children
the
result
often
if?
that
school
work
is
neglected
and
a
pernicious
habit
is
developed.
Children's
tempers
are
injured.
They
stay
up
too
late
at
night
and
getting
up
in
the
morning
becomes
a
problem.
The
problem
is
to
discover
whether
this
time
might
not
be
better
employed.
Direction
is
evidently
needed
in
regard
to
the
manner
in
which
the
time
of
the
children
is
occupied.
to
26.
Then
followed
a
si
-nnlnf
rally
by
the
Barons
which
was
countered
by
a
three-pointer
by
the
Students.
At
three-quarter
time
the
Barons
led
33
to
29.
The
last
ten
minutes
saw
the
green
row
since
his
name
was
entered
cn
the
line-up.
Holkestad
also
took
scoring
honors
in
this
game
with
21
points.
Santurbane
held
scoring
honors
for
the
High
School
with
14
pointy
while
guard
Zbura
and
centre
P.O.
Rox
575
Phones
18,
19
"
1
Manitoba
and
the
Rocky
Moun
tains,
Haultain
wrote
at
the
time.
'There
does
not
.
seem
to
be
any
reason
based
on
necessity
or
con
venience
why
we
should
be
cut
ln
j
and
gold
creep
up
to
33
to
31
and
(two,
separated
by
a
purely
arbit-
"1C"
away
into
tne
darkness
'rary
line
and
obliged
to
do
with
1
1
of
defeat
after
the
Barons
shook
1
two
sets
of
machinery
and
lnsti-
1
1
Zbura
loru
in
the
dying
jriomenK
of,
theln'-111
Irendoipftqulte.satisiil
Hetherington,
defensive
star
of
f
Hon.
A.
E.
'Forget,
lieutenant-'
the
Barons,
and
Alexander
of
the
'
ftovernor
of
the
North-West
Terri-
i
High
School,
were
ruled
out
ontories
from
1893
until
1905,
was!
personals
midway
in
the
second
1
made
the
first
lieutenant-governor
i
half.
Twelve
nerannnle
tt-oro
in
11a
A
ftf
.Qn
elrirthAu4
Als
XI
T
r..l.
I
against
the
Barons
and
nine
member
of
the.,
executive
council.!
nlc
oiuuchu.
xne
uarons
was
Aioeruis
r
iim
lieutenant
sank
5
free
throws
and
the
School
,made
6.
Hedge
Holkestad.
offensive
star
and
play-maker
for
the
Barons,;
governor,
and
Alexander
C.
Rutherford,
Liberal
leader,
was
chosen
as
Alberta's
first
premier.
uw
wic
apain.
wnicn
gave
i
.
his
team
its
third
victory
in
a
Pavis
taWtd
11
and
10
points
res-
pectlvely'forjhe
Barons,
The
line-ups:
Barons
Q.
p
p.
Astoria
o
0
0
Simondsen
rf.
2
0
4
M.
Holkestad
.r.
0
0
0
Davis
c
...a
2
io
H.
Holkestad
9
2
20
7
hi
1
f
ft
P
a.
;
-
.....u
t!
.k
U
U
U
For
Your
I
Hetherington
ls.
'i'..:
Don
VALENTINE
C.
A
T?
nc
2
Menteriko.
x:l..
o
0
o
1
:
:-
j
Total
to
the
to
High
School
IT
A
TTT?rpV
PTniin
I
i.
tmuij
I
OlUltri
T
rtJiicy
n.
'4--......4.,aaA
!
Postuk
WWAV.'.vwa'WWw;
j
santurbane
If.
Slart
f
m
Vmnm,
I
i
t.
tt..
.....
,
savins
uur
COUPONS
for
Useful
Household
Ito
ins.
5
Call
in
and
let
w
explain
V
this
nlan
to
vou.
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Hav
More
CenU"
?
.
Alexander
?!Holtby
.20
5
45
O.
F.
P.
.4
0
8
.0
0
0
.3
1
7
6
,2
14
...2
2
6
...0
1
1
..0
0
Total
.......:1
15
6
30
Referees
MacPhee
and
Monte
sano.
'-'.;,
Timekeeper,
Pavlikls.
Scorekeeper,
Alek
Bill.
,
League
standing:
?i
W.
L.
F
5
.High
School
'.A
3
Dry
Dock
3
IJaroas
3
Distributors
(if
Chrysler
Products
8
3
j8
4
6
Friends
Protest
i
Haultain
friend
and
he
had
'
t
aplenty
were
disappointed
at
the
1
IJLit
1
II
ha
represented
Assiniboia
in
Par-
.TT.
.liament.
as
Sasa-jilehe
w
ftlilft?'
Ho.
Sir
Frederick
H.u.Ufn
Fitted
P"!
"T
f
Oefeat
High
School
43
to
36
In'
Into
Picture
of
Prairie
"7?
nad
bn
th
Intermediate
-ht
agalnSt
e"-ttona
League
i
Evolution.
tvoiuuon.
j
clauses
in
the
autonomy
bill
and
1
..
,
.
,
.his
appointment
would
have
re-
-r
,
The-
North-West
Territories
of
T
.
.
.
For
the
first
time
thk
season
tOt
day
when
the
late
Sir
TJterJT
!Sr,
;I0V1"8
Un
IFrederSck
Haultain
s
their
ore-
caIM
Saskatchewan-,
first
'a,fI
'he.
Intermediate
;mier
consisted
of
the
present
eleUon
tate
ln
1905
He
w
hu
L
J
f001
hoopjnforineet.-jf
Alberta
and
Saskat-
Ubl:nl
forces
tat0
teU!e
de.
vLtn
SfTK?
2
diDgi
TbiSTit
M
YU?'
"altjba
tatttnlc-
"nractLur
wue.
coasytutioW
lerS
ST!.
P1,
sound,
and
financially
fararable.-
second
place
tie
with
the
Ontario
Dry
,
north
of
the
Albany
River.
Haultain.
terming
the
Provincial'
4Ui
w,c
.vv
...
v
Rlfthts
Partv.
claimed
wvu
there
should
ol",u'u
DOCk
OVer
the
Ahnnl
nn
rii.
Main
Ptvov
if4
th.
Sr,
.
'
niSht
wo,d
r
r
,
J
e
te;..;r
Ar7C
Piwmaal
-ootrol
or
the
public
hhio-v
Tiw
.w
,
,
domain,
that
ParBament
had
over-
fir.ri,
tj-..v.,.
-
j.....
,tepped
its
powew
In
the
matter
or
E
,
nttorney-peneral
and.
for
a
time.
,h,
.
in?!?
ote!5!
BSd
Darf
treasurer
and
commissioner
of
ed-
tnd
there
no
.
.rl
,
,
r,"5
1
'
exemption
fom
taxation
for
the
mo
an
lead
"aVe
?krt
hJ
toH
n
a.
.
T?":n
Canadian
Pacific
RaUwajr.
basket
by
Dans
and
a
successful
The
administration
faced
finan-
con
th.
.le-tJL
bv
won
an
SEr
!!L!'
",k,ed-
n
!
CUU
"i"!8
from
th
S
seaT
margin.
hH"
'
Ji
'
IS,
ul
helaejmprKedented
Immigration
sweep-
Haultaln's
-ipht
.Provln-
westward
New
settlements
fli
?TtPfd
ay.ing
Rtghtrs
As
,eader
flf
Ul
for
r
a
margin
of
12
to
7
at
quar-
,
were
opened,
lncrrasin?
trem-n-
rvro-tfon
HsuiHaln
nhv
ter
time.
With
the
Mart
of
theidously
the
cost
of
governmental
CfL
JtSSSiJ
second
quarter
Santurbane
was
serried
From
1891
to
1M1
the
5J5L
SSJ?
rJw
substituted
for
Postuk
and
the
population
Increased
238
percent.
f"
St";
JSTJ?,
10
190rt
br27
lSHe1
S
r
U,P,
i
to
ll
and
16
to
15
before
Sim-
ce
cent.
.
"
.
.
.
t
,h
x.
ondsen
and
Holkestad
bun:hed
The
limited
sources
of
revenue
2
JIL
J'
four
double-deckers
to
put
the
open
to
the
terrttorlal
itovernm
t
5
7
Srih
Barons
up
at
the
intermission
24
and
measre
grants
from
the
Do-
!lrm!nt:
"h'?
,8nat
,
movea
to
Montreal.
17
,
minion
.
,
povemment
i
caused
.
terri-
.
.
MUoV
,
.
.
...
After
romping
to
a
24
td
17
tortal
leaders
to
seek
ororincial
ZIL
6
lead,
Barons
saw
it
margin
autonomy:
Haultain
drafted
e-
LS-.
tchew,n
AP31
aS
?
Court-
J
I
here
dwindle
to
24
to
23
nn
ablins
I-M-lkm
In
1001
anH
.Vw
Arney
and
Santurbane.
Then
they
milled
tt
to
Sir
Wilfrid
Ii-r.
Z
Zt2
1!.
nt',bute
found
themselves
on
the
short,
then
prime
minister
of
Canada.
K"
'nd
of
a
20
to
24
scbre
after'
He
ureefl
that.
a
separate
western
"
tTS"00
f'
h
scores
by
Long
and
MacdonaM.
'
Province
be
established
with
pow-
11"
e7f
fJTl
lightly
His
trim,
rim
erect
figure
was
the
latter
from
th
fr
k
'(,
n,.
,mi,
t
line.
A
lay-up
ler
score
and
HnikPtaH
rf
rr
4r.tr
o
..
i.t.i
on
ine
course
laid
out
on
good
from
the
free-thmw
im.
tr.
Man
in
the
Hnu.te
of
Pnmmm.
land
re..had
seen.
not.
so
manv
put
the
Barnna
inf
t,
Ltt.n.
,
w
J
!
year'
K,ore
M
wild
prairie.
DAILY
NEWS
WANT
ADS
BRING
RESULTS.
PH0N2
08.
Tc
Advertisers:
,
The
SECOND
VICTORY
LOAN
Committee
has
furnished
THE
DAILY
NCWS
with
a
supply
of
attractive
slogan
cuts
with
the
request
that
advertisers
insert
one
in
each
local
advertisement.
Use
of
these
mats
is
available
not
only
to
regular
advertisers
but
to
those
who
misht
care
to
Insert
special
advertising
adapting
the
Victory
Loan
theme
to
art-veitising
during
the
campaign
which
is
now
commencing.
.
We
would
be
pleased
to
show
these
cuts
to
advertisers
feeling
disposed
to
lend
their
support
to
the
Victory
Loan
campaign
in
this
manner.
The
Daily
News
NEW
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"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
nOME"
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up
,
50
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As
Cold
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stubborn
fittings
and
hard-to-get-at
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where
the
old
grease
stvle
equipment
utterly
fails.
While;
your
car
is
up
on
the
hoist
our
experienced
mechanics
will
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and
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and
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