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Kent,
England
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Investigating
damage
done
by
a
Sunday
being
a
day
of
rest
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Lady
Hal
bomb,
dropped
on
a
farm
by
a
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
For
Health
and
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BRITISH
COLUMMA
Strength
,
Published
Every
Afternoon
Exrept
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue
O.
A.
HUNTER.
MANAOINO
EDITOR
4
.
DAILY
EDITION'
Thursday.
December
9.
WS
Duty
To
Vote..
.
Now
that
we
are
fading
enough
ptthltc-gpirited
spirited
citizens
to
fill
the
offices
and
make
a
contest
of
the
election,
it
is
fitting
to
suggest
that
the
voters
turn
out,
exercise
the
privilege
of
the
franchise
and
make
a
true
expression
of
majority
vote.
We
imagine
that
there
are
few
voters
who
do
not
have
preier-
ences
as
to
the
candidates.
Failure
of
a
supporter
to
I
vote
is
a
vote
lost.
A
vote
for
is
just
as
important
as,
fa
vote
against.
Further
than
that,
it
is
poor
citizen-j
;
ship
to
have
the
vote
and
be
so
apathetic
or
inriff
fer-1
ent
not
to
use
it.
However,
there
U
reason
to
believe
that
a
healthy
medium
of
interest
is
now
developing
in
the
city
election
here.
The
Municipal
Election
.
.
.
More
able
candidates
are
entering
the
field
for
civic
office
at
the
municipal
election
to
be
held
in
Prince
Rupert
next
week
and
that
is
a
good
sign.
It
had
looked
for
a
while
like
some
of
the
offices
might
have
gone
by
default
but
now
it
is
assured
that
there
will
be
contests
for
the
mavoraltv
and
aldermanic
seats
if
not
the
school
trusteeships.
,
It
does
not
speak
well
for
a
citizenry
that
is
nni-interested
enough
in
its
own
affaire
to
assume
the
responsibilities
of
local
government.
Fortunately,
enough
public-spirited
persons
are
being
found
to
cnnre
Prince
Rupert
that
stigma.
Nazi
Guards
Swap
Eggs
for
Smokes
LONDON,
Dec.
9
O
ReDatt.
ated
Canadian
and
British
prisoners
of
war
have
disclosed
tha
in
certain
German
prison
camp
there
was
almost
a
regular
tariff
for
bartering
with
guards'
tb
get
luxuries.
A
package
of
20
cigarettes,
for
,
raider
were
told
over
the
phone
dane,
Q.
sty
of
wm.
!
instance,
would
-buy"
three
ee,
scneme
Ior
men
w
orK
on
ine
by
the
fanner:
"It
donfc
a
little
.
jwhen
eggs
were
available
while
damage
to
the
Held
but
It
were
Sabbath
to
finish
cottages
to
to
the
Signet
of
Cloan.
Auch-jone
fag
ww,id
get
15
saccharine
a
rough
field
already."
house
agricultural
workers.
terarder.
died
here.
itablets.
'
SMI
MB
With
Minora
Blades!
Minora
6irtkh
ordinary
double-edged
raior
btadev
f
the
qualty
itocf
in
the
krw-piice
field.
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FRY
SlU'UUtKS
AT
C.C.F.
Editor,
Dollys
News:
I
shudder
to
think
that
COCOA
"patty"
like
the
CC.F.
be
tier-
t
milted
for
public
consumption
I
Here
we
are
Unhung
on
everv
warfteal.
our
Canadian
boys
fighting
Jor'
freedom,
for
the
Canada
they
love.
While-
they
are
fighting
we
allow
a
bunch
like
the
C.C.F
to
run
what
we
are
planning
and
hoping
tor
tomorrow.
Canada
is
Just
opnlnj,
beginning
on
the
world's
front,
step,
becomtoe
a
leading
nation
There
is
glory
in
the
name
"Canada"
and
"Canadians."
But
In
the
shadows
of
the
public
lurks
an
evil
in
disguise
ulng
Its
method,
a
way
to
de-ceitkur.
the
farmer,
the
laborer,
by
softening
them
up,
by
tell
iug
him
the
things
that
make
nun
leei
gooa
nut
when
yo'i
eeme
to
realise
that
this
tnmt
is
a
bluff,
here's
death
to
Canada
and
Canadian's
hope.
If
the
work)
revolts
against
Noafcra
and
Fascism
because
of
'.ld
control,
to
make
as
do
what
they"
want,
and
those
who
object
wett.
they
will
be
placed
In
concentration
eamps.
Do
you
call
thw
freedom?
Do
you
call
this
democracy?
Are
you
hired
by
their
ways,
talks.
Think
twice,
brother,
because
our
country
may
suffer
a
deplorable
downfall
It's
not
what
I
say.
but
what
you
do.
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Middlesex.
Rne-lanrt.
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Dohy
Leonard.
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and
her
mother
are
bus
con--1urti)r
on
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local
district
route
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may
find
a
gift
for
anyone
in
our
store.
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on
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ware,
Furniture,
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9
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a
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or
cent
f
the
important
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Popular
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CITIES
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concentrated
twenty-five
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Your
Xmas
Requirements
A
Few
Suggest
ioni
from
our
Kxtctisifc
Stock.
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COATS
Chenille,
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to
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Satin
and
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Hoxwl
or
individual
GLOVES
Kid
Knnl
or
milined
and
fabric
HANDBAGS
a
pleasing
variety
Fancy
SCARVES
and
HEADSQUARES
TABLE
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set.
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to
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In
fancy
pack
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Shavinjr
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Gloves
and
Handkerchiefs
Christmas
Cards
boxed
or
imlividoil
Christmas
Wrapping
and
RibUms
PHONE
11
3rd
inl
fw
.
Wc
ajjain
siuruest
that
airlstmas
Shoppers
this
year
be
patriotic
and
bur
VICTORY
BONDS
or
WAK
SAVING
CERTIFICATES.
If
you
insist
on
buying
Men's
Wear,
sf
W.
F.
STONE
"Clothes
of
Distinction"