PAGE
FOUR
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Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
("lias.
Doriimcatl
0ilti;rtriNt
in
Charge
Watch,
("lock,
Jewelry
Hepairinc,
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
lor
line
riiina.
Dinnerware,
Glasses
Baggage
and
Novelties.
MAX
HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
SETTING
THE
1942
STYLE
PACE
Rupert
Peoples
Store
In
Mannish
Tailzied
Sails
c
"take
(he
rake"
mi
to
peak.
Every
Suit
hand-tailored
by
un
nf
Canada's
leading
falSu
minufac-lurcrs.
I
'or
the
uell-dressed
lad.v,
whose
taste
tails
Tor
the
Dressmaker
S(
Ic
Suit,
c
dare
vm
lu
jul
look
at
ours.
Your
good
taste
will
do
the
rest.
Rupert
Peoples
Store
OUlt
COUiNTIiY
AM)
HOMES
DEMAND
.
.
.
GOOD
SERVICE
We
ask
your
co-operation.
Our
country
n
'quests
us
to
conserve
gasoline.
We
are
aLo
udvimi
tlut
we
shall
not
be
able
to
replace
tires
lor
our
trucks.
In
order
to
maintain
our
policy
of
prompt
service
we
ask
you
to
place
all
coal
orders
at
least
ONE
DAY
BEFORE
DELIVERY
IS
EXPECTED.
By
doing
this
you
will
enable
us
to
route
our
deliveries
in
the
most
economical
manner,
thereby
conserving
both
gasoline
and
tires.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
PHONES
116
OR
117
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Spring
Filled
Mattresses
Just
received
from
the
manulacturer
the
lamous
B"riu'yiest
Spring-filled
Mattresses,
all
sizes.
Pillows.
Felt
Maitresses,
Beds,
Slumber
King
Springs,
Folding
Cots
and
Converto
Lounges.
Also
we
have
received
Lion
brand
Luggage
Suitcases,
Trunks,
Gladstone
Fortnight
Cases,
Overnight
Cases.
Sleeping
Bags.
Tents,
Pack
Sacks.
Packboards.
Dunnage
Bags,
Blanket.
Window
Shades!
Large
stock
of
Floor
.
Coverings,
Inlaid
Linoleums.
Congoieum
Rugs,
Axminster
Carpets,
Mats
of
all
sizes,
for
your
home
requirements
.
.
.
Chesterfield
Suites,
Bedroom
Suites,
Dinette,
Enterprise
Ranges
for
burning
coal
or
wood.
WE
INVITE
YOU
TO
VISIT
OUR
USED
FURNITURE
DEPT.
You
will
find
many
pieces
of
furniture
for
your
home
at
ureat
Pft-
all-emeled
RangeMitted
with
nLnnAhaSoal
.thetD?.rts
10
convert
for
coal
or
wood:
8-piece
Dining
Room
Suite,
table
and
four
chairs:
Dresser.
Chest
of
'.Hi?ateS
uf?r
b"rnlnR
o
Heaters
for
burning
coal
or
cS&mm.?
Radios,
Couches.
hnnrtVJii
df
W"
Trunk.
Vacuum
Cleaners,
and
U?e
Sods
at
numerous
to
mention.
We
have
Elio's
Furniture
Store
THIRD
AVENUE
BUY
PHONE
GREEN
DID
RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fillets
...
at
Your
Local
Jiulchcrs.
m
WASTH
KKADY
TO
COOIv'
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storagi
Co.
Ltd.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
CAREER
OF
W00DSW0RTH
Started
in
Win
nines:
and
Was
All
OTer
West.
j
Young
J.
S.
Woodsworth.
who'
I
later
became
a
leading
Socialist
I
and
parliamentarian
and
is
now
dead
In
Vancouver,
came
west,
with
the
family
In
1882,
attended'
school
at
Portage
la
Prairie
and
Brandon,
and
then
entered
Wesley,
College,
Winnipeg.
He
played
on
the
senior
rugby
squad,
ana
in
his
final
year
was
elected
"senior
stick."
Upon
graduating
with
hLs
arts
degree
he
was
awarded
the
bronze
medal
In
mental
and
moral
sciences.
After
teaching
school
for
a
year
he
completed
his
theology
course,
and
served
mission
fields
In
Manitoba.
In
189-3
he
entered
Victoria
College,
Toronto,
taking
his
bachelor
of
divinity
de-1
gree,
and
then
followed
two
years
post-graduate
study
at
Oxford
University.
j
Returning
to
Manitoba
in
1900.
j
he
was
assigned
mission
charges
In
New
Ontario,
Saskatchewan
j
and
British
Columbia.
His
first
appointment
of
note
was
that
of
Junior
minister
of
Grace
Church,
Winnipeg,
the
most
Important
Methodist
congregation
In
the
west
at
that
time.
He
remained
i
at
this
post
four
years,
and
was
;
then
appointed
superintendent
of
1
All
Peoples'
Mission
in
Winnipeg.
During
six
years
in
this
office
he'
studied
social
problems,
particularly
Immigration,
upon
which
he
wrote
a
book.
Believing
his
views
to
be
out
of
harmony
with
the
objectives
of
his
denomination,
he
resigned
from
the
church;
but
a
church
committee
reported
his
beliefs
were
sufficiently
in
harmony
with
Methodist
standards
to
render
his
resignation
unnecessary',
and
his
name
was
retained'
on
the
ministerial
list
During
his
ministerial
days
in
Winnipeg.
Mr.
Woodsworth
was
a
member
of
the
Children's
Aid
So
ciety,
Associated
Charities
Committee,
Playgrounds
Commission.
Commission
on
Technical
Kduca-tion,
and
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
representing
the
Ministerial
Association
on
the
latter
body.
He
was
Instrumental
in
organising
the
"People's
Forum,''
through
which
all
kinds
of
views
on
.
current
problems
found
expression.
He
organized
the
Canadian
Welfare
League,
through
which
he
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WEDNESDAY
hoped
that
the
various
relicious
and
social
agencies
might
co-ordinate
their
activities
for
sane
and
sympathetic
assimilation
of
the
foreigner.
In
1915
he
resigned
to
become
I
director
of
the
Bureau
of
Social)
Research
established
m
Winnipeg
under
the
auspices
of
the
governments
of
the
three
prairie
prov-
1
I
I
mien,
una
mtiuc
a
vuiuuuse
survey
of
the
Ukranlan
situation
in
the
i
west
and
also
reported
on
the
I
problem
of
the
care
of
feeble-1
minded
children.
I
When
the
bureau
was
discontinued,
he
accepted
an
appoint
ment
to
serve
a
Methodist
mission
field
on
the
Pacific
coast
In
January.
1917.
In
1918
he
served
for
three
months
as
secretary
of
the
Alberta
Non
-
Partisan
League
at
j
Calgary.
Returning
to
the
coast.
I
ne
Deeamc
a
longsnorcman
In
Vancouver
and
Identified
himself
with
the
labor
movement
there.
Editor
In
Winnipeg-.
On
a
speaking
tour
through
Canada
In
1919.
he
reached
Win
nipeg
when
the
general
.strike
was
In
progress.
William
Ivens,
a'
Methodist
minister
who
had
resigned
from
his
church,
was
then
edIUng
"The
Western
Labor
News."
the
organ
of
the
strikers.
With
a
,
number
of
other
labor
leaders,
Mr.
Ivens
was
arrested
on
a
charge
of
sedition
and
Mr.
Woodsworth
as
sumed
the
editorial
chair.
Later!
he,
loo,
was
arrested
on
a
charge'
of
inciting
the
holding
of
an
unlawful
assembly.
The
Crown
fail
ed
to
convict
one
of
ih
other
strike
leaders
on
a
similar
charge,
and
the
charge
against
Mr.
Woods-worth
was
withdrawn.
After
touring
Canada
in
the
interest
of
the
Winnipeg
Strike
Defence
Fund,
he
returned
to
British
Columbia
and
ran
as
a
Labor
candidate,
along
with
W.
R,
Trotter
and
Tom
Richardson,
in
the
provincial
elections
of
1920.
He
polled
a
big
vote
but
was
deieated.
In
1921
he
reappeared
in
Winnipeg
and
was
nominated
as
Labor
candidate
In
Winnipeg
Centre
in
the
federal
elections.
He
was
elected
and
became
chief
spokesman
of
his
party
in
the
federal
house.
In
the
two
succeeding
elections
he
was
returned
with
tapos-ing
majorities
over
his
opponents.
In
1904
Mr.
Woodsworth
married
Lucy
L.
Staples,
a
graduate
of
the
University
of
Toronto
and
an
accomplished
speaker
and
writer.
Six
children
survive,
one
Mr-.
Grace
Maclnms,
a
member
u
U.r
British
Columbia
Leglsla.
;
Infant's
Funeral
At
Burns
Lake
Son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Anderson
Idid
at
Rest
BURNS
LAKE,
March
:
The
funeral
of
Norman
Anderson.
Infant
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Anderson
of
Decker
Lake,
took
puve
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
Interment
was
In
the
Burns
Lake
Cemetery,
Rev.
Adam
Crisp
CwV.R.
TRAINS
I'or
the
Eat
-Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
p.m.
I'roni
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
11
pro
I'OI'ULMt
GAMES
Small
games
like
table
tennis,
checkers,
cards
and
so
on
are
a
popular
recreation
with
Canadian!
troops
overseas.
I
IT'S
NINE
TO
ONE
Per
capita
consumption
of
tea
in
Britain
Is
nine
pounds
a
year
when
they
can
get
It
as
compared
with
one
pound
In
UJS.
WENT
UNDER
WATER
An
attempt
to
link
Europe
rid
America
by
telegraph
was
begun
In
1866
by
way
or
Alaska
me'
Siberia
but
the
Atlantic
cable
stopped
it
SORE
BACK?
It
may
be
your
li-lney.
Gia
mi.
th
widely
known,
reiuble
kidney
remedy,
help
bring
relief
by
eliminating
rata-cauiing
tone
waste.
Money
back
Lf
not
utufied.
Tee"
PILLS
THI
Rtrviw
tit,
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rmu
u,
at
rn
Is
ik
V
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.k
foe
-f
Atm
NVi
wt
her
own
milk-fresh
from
thn
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR,
and
as
further
Injur-ance
for
your
children's
future
BUY
WAR
SAV.
INGS
STAMPS.
YOU
CAN'T
AFFCM)
TO
BE
WITHOUT
ONE!
is
SAFE
for
her
"I
don't
pose
aj
a
baby
itKCialht,"
ay
Ilcddjr
Kilowatt,
"but
I
do
know
milk
and
know
that
it's
good
for
children
if
and
it's
a
big
if
it's
kept
freh
and
wict
at
proper
refrigeration
temperature.
Ami
that's
where
I
come
in.
lor
an
Wcetric
Refrigerator
assure
the
proper
tempera-
mc.
to
k!5P
M
food
ffc"
over
Icngtliy
periods.
There's
no
waste.
Leftover!
can
be
made
up
into
the
tastiest
dishes.
And
as
for
milk,
you'll
have
no
trouble
gcttin
the
kidd,cs
to
drink
plenty
and
you
know
how
that
builds
them
up."
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