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IrATES
By
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Carrier,
per
week
Per
month
..
Per
year
-
By
Mall,
per
month
..-.Per
year
;Edouard
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...
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40
$4.00
Saturday.
Sept.
25,
1943.
Another
Victory
Loan
Campaign
.
.
.
The
stage
is
now
set
for
another
Victory
Loan
campaign.
The
minister
of
finance
has
announced
the-
objective
$1,200,000,000
and
the
opening
date
October
18.
The
latest
announcement
yesterday
described
the
nature
of
the
two
issues,
r
As
far
as
the
progress
and
outlook
of
the
war
is
concerned,
this
Victory
Loan
campaign
-appears
to
get
away
to
a
good
start
under
auspices
more
favorable
than
any
of
its
predecessors.
There
have
been
swiftly
changing
situations
on
the
war
fronts
these
last
few
weeks
and,
even
before
the
campaign,
there
may
be
further
sudden
changes.
We'
might
as
well
make
up
our
minds
right
now,
however,
that,
favorable
as
the
battle
may
be
going
and
even
if
it
may
seem
more
favorable
by
the
time
of
the
campaign,
there
will
.be
no
reason
for
feeling
ihat
we
.should
let
up
in
our
response
to
the
appeal
for
more
and
more
money,
There
is
no
doubt
that
the
enemy
has
decided
to
.hold
out
in
the
European
fortress
for
as
long
a
time
iis
possible
while
its
agents
employ
every
nefarious
means
fit
their
disposal
to
foment
discord
among
the
Allied
nations
with
the
object
of
bringing
about
a
;stalemate
peace.
Then,
of
course,
there
is
also
the
"matter
of
Japan
to
be
attended
to.
j
.We
are
winning,
it
is
true.
Support
of
the
Vic-Wy
Loan
will
help
"Speed
the
Victory"
which
is
to
Ibe
the
slogan'for
the
forthcoming
campaign.
?
Edouard
Herriott,
whose
death
is
rejiortedwas;
most
widely
travelled
of
French
statesmen,
with
one
of-
the
widest
international
viewpoints.
He
knew
.Europe,
including
Russia,
very
well.
Youthful
tal-,ents
gave
him
his
start
upwards.
Developed
abilities
:in
politics
and
literature,
coupled
with
a
popular
peiv
jsonality,
kept
him
at
or
near
the
top,
Herriot
was
elected
to
the
chamber
of
deputies
;
after
relinquishing
his
-senate
seat,
in
November,,
llOIQ
Ua
rnnn
-fMinrl
Viinicolf
f
Via
lia'afl
fVlO
Vl5cffrlf
radical
and
radical-socialist
party
which,
despite
its
name,
upheld
only
a
sort
of
mild
democratic
liberalism,
with
anti-clerical
leanings.
He
fought
in
opposition
until
the
elections
of
May,
1924,
returned
his
party
and
its
socialist
allies
to
power.
There
began
his
first
premiership.
.
-
-
Financial
problems,
coupled
with
a
stinging
attack
jby
ex-President
Poincare,
brought
Herriot
down
to
defeat
on
Good
Friday
of
1925.
He
was
succeeded
in
the
premiership
by
Paul
Painleve,
and
himself
j
took
up
the
speakership
of
the
chamber.
In
July
of
;
1926,
Herriot
descended
from
the
speaker's
rostrum
j
to
combat
the
then
Bnand-Caillaux
government
on
I
financial
measures;
caused
its
overthrow,
and
was
,
told
to
form
a
cabinet
himself.
'
Wis
combination,
however,
lasted
only
48
hours,
due
to
lack
of
confi'
dence
abroad
the
franc
was
at
50
to
the
dollar.
Then
,
in
came
Poincare
again
with
his
"national
union"
!
government---wherein
he
made
Herriot,
whom
he
)
had
always
admired
personally,
minister
of
educa-
tion.
Herriot
remained
in
that
office
until
1928.
The
"all
left"
elections
of
May,
1932,
brought
!
Herriot
back
into
power
as
premier
and
foreign
min-
ister
for
the
third
time.
But
it
was
a
different
Her-;
riot
a
far
more
nationalistic
one
than
the
Herriot
of
1924
liberalism,
-f
At
the
Lausanne
conference
jn
June,
1932,
he
agreed
to
the
paring
down,
of
German
reparations
jto
a
global
sum
of
3,000
000.000
gold
marks.
And
at
the
same
time
he
brought
off
the
"gentleman's
agree-jment"
with
England,
providing
for
closer
co-opera-:
tion
in
foreign
policy.
Because
of
his
insistence
that
France
should
pa'
jher
war
debt
installment
due
the
United
States,
and
.at
the
appointed
time,
Herriot
was
overthrown
bv
the
chamber
on
Dec,
14,
1932.
President
Lebrun
offered
him
a
chance
to
form
another
ministry,
but
Herriot
declined,
.Finallv
Josenh
Paul-Boncour.
minister
of
war
in
the
Heriot
combine,
was
railed
to
constitute
a
cabinet
?wd
accepted,
taking
Uerriot's
portfolio
of
foreign
affairs,
'
JThis
cabinet
lasted
only
a
couple
of
months
and
lwas
succeeded
by
one
under
Edouard
Deladier.
Again
Herriot
was
offered
a
place,
but
again
declined
so
long
as
the
chamber
of
deputies
upheld
the
default
on
the
American
debt.
But
he
remained
in
the
forefront
of
affairs
and
was
one
of
the
most
influential
figures
in
France.
Since
the
war
he
had
been
in
eclipse.
FntXiiTvBu
SAVED
r"'
tlPE
J
f
CHURCH
NOTICES
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church
Seal
Cove
Rector
Rev.
E.
W.
Scott
11:00
a.m.
Rally
Service
for
the
Sunday
'School.
This
service
invitation
13
extended
to
par
ents
to
attend
the
service
to
learn
about
the
Sunday
School
and
to
meet
with
the
teachers.
Wp
hope
as
many
children
and
parents
will
be
present
as
pos
sible.
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service.
Monday
8:00
p.m.
Annual
meeting
of
the
Hall
Committee
all
.
members
of
the
congregation
are
Invited
to
pe
present-Friday
8:15
p.m.
Regular
weekly
meeting
of
St.
Peters
Young
People's
Association.
Community
Sunday
School
A
special
-.rallv
service
will
be
held
at
the
Community
Sunday
School
which
meets
at
the
Rupert
East
Hall
at
2:30
p.m.
Sun
day
afternoons,
the
Sunday
School
will
be
pres
ent
at
this
service
and
an
invitation
Is
extended
to
both
parents
and
children
to
be
present
at
this
time.
The
Rupert
East
Hall
Is
situated
on.
7th
Ave.,
just
off
Ambrose.
Everybody
welcome.
Prince
Rupert
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
2?I
Cth
Avenue
Spend
a
full
day
on
Sunday
at
the
Tabernacle,
commencing
U
a.m.
Devotional
Service
message:
"According
to
Hoyle."
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class
at
12:30
p.m.
Prayer
meeting
at
3
pm.
Great
Evangelistic
Rally
at
7:J5
run.
Subject-
"The
Uarometer"
Your
last
opportunity
of
hearing
Evangelist
John
E.
Barnes.
2
special
choir
selections
will
be
sung.
Other
services
as
usual.
Fastor
S.
Amundsen.
First
United
Church
636
Sixth
Avenue
West
Rev.
J.
A.
Donnell,
M.A.,
Minister
Mr.
J.
S.
Wilson,
Sr.
Choir
Leader
Mr.
H.
C.
Hlggins,
Jr.
Choir
Ldr.
Miss
Swanna
Clafson,
A-T-C.M.
Organist
Mr.
Don
Forward,
Superintendent
of
Sunday
School.
Public
Worship
at
U
a.m,
and
7:30
am.
As
tomorrow
is
Rally
Day,
there
will
be
no
Sunday
School
three
times
Premier
of
France
and
was
one
oi
tne.nauy
Day
service
at
jj
ajn.
Come
and
worship.
First
Presbyterian
Church
Rev.
A.
F.
MacSueen,
B.A.,
Minister
Mrs.
E-
J.
Smith.
Choir
Leader.
Sunday,
Sept.
26,
1913.
1C:30
aJn,
Roll
Call
in
Church
School.
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship.
The
Church
School
will
worship
with
tno
congregation,
Rally
Day.
Anthem:
"Saviour,
Like
a
Shepherd,
Lead
Us"
Jr.
Choir.
7:30
pjn.
Evening
Worship
Anthem:
"Why
Waltest
There?'
Senior
Chqir
The
minister
will
preach
at
both
services.
A
cordial
invitation
to
worship
-with
the
congregation
Is
extended
to
all,
73
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
5th
and
McBride
Iter.
Magnus
B.
Anderson,
Pastor
11:00
ajn."WhD
Will
listen?"
Rev.
Magnus
B.
Anderson.
will
be
held
In
the
Church.
An
;
12:15
Sunday
School.
3:00
pm.
Norse
Worship
Mr.
M.
Aaien.
speaker.
7:30
pjn
informal
evening
service.
Mr.
T
C.
Anderson,
speaker.
Wednesday,
8
p.m..
Mid-week
Bible
Study.
A
cordial
welcome
to
all!
First
Baptist
Church
(Filth
and
Youns)
.
Kev.
C,
A.
Wright,
Pastor
FAREWELL
SERVICE
Mornln?
Worship
11:30
a.m.
-Rally
Day
Service.
Sunday
School
and
Church
worship
combined.
Evening
Worship
7:30
p.m.
"A
Sign."
Tn
tVia
nvonlnir
tllft
Docfni.
will
1UC
iiuuuku
ms
I
deliver
nis
rarewcu
address,
denominations
connected
wlth.T
t.
,.Wat-h
ye.
ve.
stand
fast
in
the
faith,
ault
ye
like
men,
be
strong."
Social
fellowship
hour
following
the
evening
service.
Welcome.
Come
and
meet
with
us.
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Dean,
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
Orgaplst
and
Choirmaster,
P.
Lien
S.S
Supt.,
F.
J.
Skinner
JJ:0Q
a.m,
Morning
Prayer
and
eermon.
12:30
pjn.
Sunday
School.
7:2C
p.m.
Evening
Prayer
and
Sermon.
Baseball
Scores
American
Aciation
PJay-offs
Indians-ol!r
'.
'
cd9
-(teams
tied
two
games
each).
Milwaukee
U,
v..
j.,.
t.
(Columbus-wins
semi-llnal
playoff,
three
games
to
one).
CcaU
league
Flay-off
Seattle
2,
San
Franciscp
0
(teams
tied
at
one
game
each)
American
League
ChifRso
3.
Philadelphia
3
(called
at
end
of
sixteenth).
Cleveland-0,
Boston
1.
Detroit
2,
New
Yoik
1.
National
League
New
Yprk
4,
Cincinnati
5.
Brooklyn
1,
St.
Louis
5.
Philadelphia
4,
Chicago
7.
I
j
SUFFERERS
1
j
H
for
at,
quick
tclisl,
ut
HI
BIBLE
FACTS
CAMPAIGN
Sunday.
Sept,
26,
7;30
p.m.
THE
HEW
EARTH
-
ITS
CAPITAL
CITY
AND
KINGS.
WHO
ARE
THEY?
EVANGELIST
F-
T.
BALMEK
wlli
give
a
logical,
convincing
exposition
of
what
the
Bible
says
about
the
new
earth
the
eternaj
abode
of
the
righteous,
ltd'
Immense
city
140,625
square
miles,
the
kings
of
the
earth
who
bring
their
glory
and
honor
Into
It.
A
real
back
to
the
land
movement,
whre
we,
shall
never
grow
tiresome,
nor
feel
badly
because
some
are
missing.
All
invited!
Parents
bring
your
childten
to
see
the
pictures',
eats
free!
J.O.O.F,
HALL
(4th
Ave,
East
of
McBride)
J
CCUIPN'T
HAME
THE
UAtLY
NEWS
SATURDAY.
YOU
CAN
Bf
PFWUD
CANADIAN
PARATROOPERS
NOW
IN
-BRITAIN
Canadian
paratroopers,
trained
at
the
Unit
d
States
Army
Parachute
S
c
h
a
o
1
at
Fort
Benning,
Georgia,
recently
arrived
In
Brlta
n,
along
with
many
other
troops.
Here
on
the
deck
of
the
ship
on
which
they
sailed
are
four
of
the
Canadian
paratroop
officers.
Left
to
right
are
Capt.
R.
A,
Smith
qf
Montr
al;
Major
D.
H.
Taylor
of
Montreal;
Capt.
H.
M.
McLeod
of
New
Glasgow,
US.;
and
Ma
lor
D.
J-
Wllkins
of
Toronto.
LETTERBOX
GO
TO
SUNDAY
SfllOOL
The
Experts
Say
-'-
-'
OTTAWA.
Sent.
25
?
Helo-
lllzed
classes
and
when
cool
wnx
junior,
wauy
ews,
hints
for
housewives
active
in
cover
and
store.
their
homes
and
kitchens:
wi&
ut
laic
Kicaicob
uiuuiruis
"
-
hat
our
society
has
had
to
face
sour
s
THE
THiNOmere
s
;
tutVALjsnT
w
ii
iu
u
T
&
in
the
last
few
vears
and
has
to
a
CWM
n
106
air
now,
even
on
.Memory
worK
pn
a
housewife'
face
today
is
the
breakdown"
of
I
bright
aays,
ana
a
dqwi
oi
parp
win
Keep
ner
straignt
on
b4.5lc
standards
among
youn?
learning
home-made
soup
has
the
ounce
weight
permitted
har
ieople.
This
fact
Is
evidenced!
3
special
appeaj
for
appetites
jbn
''D"
ration
cpupons,
the
prices
in
many
ways
the
great
in-
sharpened
by
the
crisp
autumn
board
points
out.
Many
con-crease
in
juvenile
court
cases,
air."
jtalners
are
labelled
in
net
'ha
special
precautions
that
I
With
a
wealth
of
vegetables
to
;
weights,
while
the
ration
Is
fixed
have
to
be
taken
at
the
sphools
!.n
an
effort
to
prevent
stealing
and
the
many
missing
A
SECRET
EASILY
KEIT
op
those
auAums
1
1
I'MPRWd
VTiO
KJJOW
mm
choose
from
Just
now,
soups
can
be
made
good
carriers
of
import-
and
i
ant
vitamins
and
minerals,
says
iamaged
articles
around
home?
1
Marlon
Harlow
of
Nutrition
Ser-
i
ounces
equal
12
ounces
net;
12
m
all
neighborhoods
a:e
some
I
vices.
Vegetables
should
be
put!
fluid
ounces
erji'aj
one
pound
ut
them.
This
pro'o'.em
is
a
serl-
,up
and
added
q
soups
Just
Ions
met,
and
24
fluid
ounces
equal
ous
one
and
Is
not
showing
any
'enough
before
serving
to
cook
signs
of
disappearing.
We
must
them
tender,
because
so
much
make
an
effort
to
deal
with
Ui
vitamin
C
Is
destroyed
by
ex-'n
every
way
possible.-
iposure
to
air
and
heat.
One
of
the
reasons
for
Its
Lluor
Jn
whieh
vegetables
growth
is
the
breakdown
In
the
'have
Prevlous!y
been
cookd
ls
conception
of
living
held
bylwe11
fortt'ied
with
minerals
and
young
people
due
to
many
vitamins,
and
should
be
added
causes
that
cannot
be
enumer.
to
P3
together
with
freshly,
ated
here.
One
of
the
causes,
prepared
vegetables,
however.
Is
the
fact
that
many
,
-
"
children
have
no
contaot
with
;
SUGGESTION
FOR
JAM
agencies
that
have
as
one
of
Jlave
ypu
eyer
used
pears
and
Ihelr
pilncipaj
alms
the
teach-
,
grapes
together
In
a
Jam?
It's
ijlg
Of
values.
in
rambinarinn
apll
wnrth
trv-
the
of
jf
Mn
reinforced
with
A
This
inis
Sunday
tounaay
is
is
rcfllv
rcfliy
dav
day
says
'i-uHufe
coiuumer
section
Phgth
Pf
white
tape;
frayed
denartmant
if
ine
aBr'cull,Jf?
department,
tr
l
n
most
of
the
Sunday
School
rerilaced
with
repiacea
wun
in
in
Prince
mnce
Hupert-a
RuDert
a
good
eood
da
dav
you
have
some
suSar
10
SP"P
I
P
.
Mnnin,
aiinu-anrP
straps
from
a
worn-out
s
ip.
.ui
jaitMiis
ui
g
wun.
fneir
,
"
children
and
have
them
enroll-
The
reclpe
fo!kws:
3d
In
one
of
the
Sundav
e,lcm
an
measure
six
cups
o-i
t
..
t
.i
nine
ffrnnes-
crnsn
nnrt
sun
nrr
NOW
PROMi??
TO
KEEP
ftUM
ABoCfl
P"HiS
tMClpENTCAN
VOU
KEEP
VI
A
SECRET
f
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Pf?OUD
TO
I
6
Ay
X
CAN
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rr
4
In
fluid
ounces.
Six
fluid
ounces
equal
eight
ounces
net
weight;
nine
fluid
two
pounds
net.
As
an
alterr
native
to
buying
canned
goods,
a
housewife
ocin
always
take
a
half
pound
of
sugar
for
her
"D"
coupon.
ON
THE
MENP-Jfs
a
good
Idea
to
keep
your
mending
bas
ket
handy
these
days,
for
many
a
garment
would
give
many
months
of
extra
wear
if
H
were
prope.ly
reinforced
when
the
j
first
signs
of
wear
appear,
i
Lingerie
slips
ihat
glye
at
J.he
'
And
here's
a
tip
regarding
wool
dresses
which
have
fallen
prey
to
moths
pieces
taken
.hat
h
T
by
Z
v.u!J
n
the
tne
skins
sklns-
To
To
tho
skins
6'ns
add
one
one
rom
set
Jn
under
sending
children,
a
1
fe
a(Jd
moth
holes
make
a
Wldran.
to
Sunday
Schools
wl,
cup
ater
and
t.
the
pulp
one
q
-ejnove
this
great
problem,
but
cup
whw
u.
om
mw
puip
iura
-
Wear
fn
-
the
-
-
garment's
;"j
-
.
r
believe
that
It
13
one
of
the
SKins
separately
about
15
min-many
ways
in
which
we
can
be-
uteS-
Press
the
pulp
through
a
Jn
to
deal
with
Jt.
I
am
far
sleve
and
add
to
the
skins.
under
arm
section
can
be
repaired
similarly,
and
will
not
detract
te'e
of"the-
maX
Add"
vn"
cups
of
"chopped
rem
the
appearance
of
cies
of
our
Sunday
Schoqls
than
pears
and
six
cups
of
sugar.
Cook
tiost
other
people
but
I
still
be-
sjowiy
until
thick
about
45
min-Ueve
that
they
are
an
agency
utes.
Skim,
pour
Into
hot
ster-
"esu)ls-
one
definite
connection
wit
'
feme
organization
that
Is
at-j
:
LEijiywuB
iu
give
an
aaequaif
conception
of
living
and
living
with
others
many
children
miss
this
teaching
entirely,
Elscw''re
in
this
paper
there
are
notices
concerning
the
various
Sunday
Schools
their
place"
and
time
of
meeting.
I
would
ijke.
to
urge
the
parents
of
children
to
read
these
notices,
chouse
the
Sunday
SchooJ
that
seems
best
to
them
and,
then
go
with
their
children
and
have
them
enrolled
not
Just
send
Jhem
but
take
Interest
enough
to
go
with
them.
I
believe
that
by
co-operation
between
the
homes,
the
schools
and
the
Sunday
Schools,
much
can
be
done
to
deal
with
the
serious
situation
involved
In
the
break,
down
of
standards
among
our
young
people.
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SCOTT.
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SAIM
My
MFElVM
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Bernard
Fortune
left
last
night
for
Esquimau.
He
enlisted
in
the
navy
about
a
month
ago
and
is
now
departing
for
duty.
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