PI
iff
if
MQCEZS
OF
THE
CAXADIAX
MttSS
Fzeac
m
"
r
-j
eatfsfed
So
za
Sir
pj'ftnmc
cC
aC
ifit
il
i
pill
1
i
cradMed
ta
it
or
ta
fne
Assaeate;
Press
i
safe
pipr
zad
alas
tfee
teal
ae-ss
pas;
te.
AX
rKtU
I
'
IWfW
llTll
I
Of
EffEl
dSSKCS
ISXTttZ
IT
ZfttS
DAE.T
3)fn05
Sis
We
used
to
sret
a
little
impatient
at
time
when
City
Commissioner
Aider
iroold
tell
us
we
could
not
hare
tkfe
and
we
could
sot
bare
that
because
there
was
not
the
money.
Some
people,
periiaps.
thought
that,
when
the
city
got
its
mayor
aneowe3
back.
ereTjthmg
wouH
lovely
al
the
streets
fWW&lbe
fixed
op
unmetbatehr,
adEnmate
.
sewers
would
be
jKim&ed
widioat
delay,
in
fact,
every-i
tamg
we
neeoea
wona
ce
iumtsD&a
at
once,
.-i
a
ngi'Hf
her
j
of
fact
we
had
no
reason
to
expect
that
thene
conSd
be
-ju
-m
ran
anr
rreat
imnroreffient
immediatelv.
The
new
dtT
coon-
mgr
ana
woom
nse
to
aa
i-nif
Jinmapai
autonomy
nas
ceen
resioren
u
mncf
Hapen
2t
a
very
dif
fiade
time.
It
wonkl
be
eay
enough
to
ip
tack
into
financial
dif
ffcokies
Hke
we
had
l-eore
akhonrn
there
are
tetter
governmental
safeguards
now
than
there
were
then.
It
is
fair
enoofh
to
suggest
that
we
should
not
be
to
impatient
with
our
new
city
adnmnstration
even
if
conditions
do
irritate
us
at
tme.
The
adnonktration
k
just
2$
anxioux
as
all
the
rest
of
m
are
to
make
a
showing
and
get
something
done.
Freedom
From
Want,,,
Moadzy.
Fearaary
1-
EDITORIAL
The
Council's
Job
of
a
war
effort
which
we
are
constantly
reminded
is
so
a
essentiaL
For
the
most
of
conscientious
people
some
as-luGoc
as
mg
to
do
their
part
in
contributing
to
that
future
seeur-
tty
for
themselves.
What
they
want
is
leadership
m
which
TSZ
r.'.TIT
.
i
1
!
-Bachat
one
or
tna
la
a
cafe
act
far
ftaai
the
nelx.
and
a
fee
boats."
a
ataeh
antfeipated
treat.
Another
ehaatr
far
aa.
they
are
confident,
something
which
a
lot
of
people
feel
mti
and
to
the
jnt:
t"fr
rv
not
a&ttiwr
trJov
in
thin
Mnntrv
there's
Kites
oa
the
ceeaa.
w
w
av
wvwvusb.
ainsup
us
um
vvtuiti
a
It
is
well
that
our
government
should
realize
the
neees-!
sky
of
msoring
saa!
seenrity
to
tbe.peopSSlSito
be1
1""
u"5'on
iD?,
hoped
that
it
will
really
assume
its
responsibffities
in
the!
"
At
the
same
time
the
people
haveno
right
(a
expect
'
Local
Men
and
that
they
can
go
on
like
the
grasshopper
just
saying
that
the
world
owe
them
a
Bring.
The
world
owes
no
one
a
Wnmnn
Fnlicf
living
who
is
not
willing
to
work
for
it.
It
is
the
part
of
"
UUicU1
nuiil
the
government
to
so
organize
things
that
the
people
mav
...
,
,
,
.
i
it.
.
i
r
ii
i
f
j
f
-
.
t
,
.
;
-
Btrotf
m
awe
tw
wr.
ivt
inai
uving
ana
ior
ine
security
wmcn
Ann,
Here
Dajfa
rxrt
k
the)"
would
be
guaranteed.
This
task
of
government
may
not
be
an
easy
.one.
Ac-s
compfehment
of
it
is
impossible
if
there
is
not
leadership,
j
aettw,
eB&,
6mim
confidence
and
willingness
on
the"
part
of
the
people
c
ymmr'
themselves
to
co-operate.
Certainly
talk
and
wishing
will
tor
ttatatee
hiefaded-
"
"
t
;
i
i.
l.
"i
i
i
i
-
eer
unng
auuuL
ine
aecompusnmenu
Ami
tnis
goes
ir
3.
e.
d.
iigmca,
both
government
and
people.
Prtnee
Hapett.
Cheerful
For
Us
.
.
.
CTimax
of
a
week
of
cheering
developments
for
our
side
in
the
war
came
the
speeches
of
the
elephantine
Herman
Goering
and
serpentine
Joseph
Goebbels
to
the
people
of
the
Reich
on
Saturday.
Adolf
Hitler
was,
we
are
told,
away
at
the
Russian
front
where
his
Xazi
soldiers
are
being
slaughtered
in
wholesale
measure.
It
was
rather
interesting
to
hear
Goering's
statement
that
the
affair
of
Stalingrad
was
a
"master
stroke,"
ensuring
a
German
victory.
If
that
was
Goering's
idea
of
a
master
stroke
we
wonder
just
how
much
he
needs
to
lose
to
constitute
a
defeat
We
don't
know
how
much
the
Germans
might
have
been
cheered
by
Goering
and
Goebbels
but
we
do
know
that
there
was
nothing
in
what
they
said
to
cast
down
those
of
us
on
this
side.
In
fact,
they
were
very
encouraging
as
far
a3
we
are
concerned
i
.
.
.
i
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
nf
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
samp
"And
there's
sailors
on
the
shore
C.
A.
Ualoaef
,
Prince
Eapert.
Adrlea
Keter.
traek
effher.
Priaee
Rupert.
a
rno.E
cs;
'
"CVr
torn
dKts,
r
httkSi
-We
t
xs&j
ta
"Wit
the
ariar
af
r
fte
ae
the
laats.
jtcsslB
aad
tar
-bH
mutf
mam
iiwaoK
aocr
taat
coaotn
r-
iaf
raOsajs
aac
iaaatfiaJ
pter.u.
a
Frank
Wksttz,
section
saaa.
John
Gt4oerr
track
driver.
Eaulcet.
Manitoba.
J.
A.
Bnan.
track
drrer.
Kaa-saek.
S&tkatcfeeTan.
Z.
IL
WeOand.
mechanic.
Prince
Rupert.
Alex
Patrle.
track
driter.
Xfct
Alberta.
V&ss
Uoriel
UaUbevs.
local
clerkl
has
tni-jted
in
the
Canadian
Worsen
Annjr
Corps.
I
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
1
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
tiK-i:K:KTn;:n:Ezniniinj
"Daw
reels'
.tetrtory
-TThat
daaaaf
bifea.
aaderthe
"3sc
-bc
zet
Beats
atczS-
Aad
!ct
ik
as
aa
daaa-a
daaa"
a
th-
tfc
ae
nucnaoonl
Hesmrm
peession
of
zii
Canadians
is
one
of
the
Ughfight
aims
what
Thst-hat,
iuriv
OigMtoaoc'
has
pal
tenni
the
tarty
docks!
!!
mill
that
thr
aatarsl
l-Oa.
-w
-Bart
aant
an
dfty,
aaaaM
t
n-
To
make
freedom
from
fear
and
want
the
aured
u
,,.,
nut
tdn
has
tn
trrr-
af
the
Speeeh
from
the
Throne
at
the
opening
of
the
latest
iaseas
psfiBMfc.
session
of
Parliament
at
Ottawa.
The
government,
in
"
"
emphasizing
this
aim.
has
probably
sensed
a
feeling
of
'
Sscti
agnrs?
Al
of
ths
j
is.
the
sue
as
"iii:
of
the
Canai-
aatanKtf
aj
the
alOat
a-H.
G.
Teas
has
OM
tJit
do
tttis,
axr
deatasftig
fan
Mthodtj
that
iriB
art
ssiae
insecurity
on
the
part
of
many
people
that
present
tmusu-j;
FvoU
&
oaastat
on
earth
todar
'
b
joy
ally
expanded
conditions
cannot
las!
forever
and
may
not
that
the
oai
rwr-
smrj
he
that
axe
a
tmbttmk
test
for
Jong,
the
wonder
of
not
a
few
being
what
is
going
Band
rn
hjccs.
Vkdm
a
!
m
w
taht
aiate
hat
a
awer-to
happen
them.
This
very
feefin?
of
personal
insecurity
the
that
canate
and
the
cd
.
-tt.
i
j
j.,.
.
i
,u
v
i
af
raraatr-
iril
te
he
far
a
Slcus
aw
ahoat
to
aafce
a
won
aiHSi
diim
iiuiuj
,
pcujne
,
aim
iw
jiw
iw
mi
tae
,saort
tt-,
tone
j,
k-i
to
Jhvr
the
w
to
the
rest
erf
the
Saadar
a
eoaeert
for
the'arid
hj
the
aaatiCah
dic&raHBloa
-seS
a
?iay
far
a
aarr
le
'
"'
01
teat
fan
oi
tae
sorance
ahme
these
lines
would
undoubtedly
iraorove
wriB
10
mmL
orwl
unt
A
faiP
of
Lkateaant
Cathfcett,
is
Javr
n.
.
Js
i.
-u
i
.
,
-ti
wrr
-refl
iasom
and
-stl
bh
oJaaeat
aeace
taae
Wi
the
aoath
and
iu
ttel
he
-r&
TFtfL
tfny;
Urn
northern
area.
Fonanatelr
are
aheadv
eaaipfied
for
the
31
jmniit
ot
tfaa
fieat
acheaa;
by
eonnectloB
vfth
the
test
lafrway
on
the
coatfaent
troas
the
staad-
ofKfatloa
at
at
aith
port
!a-
;
dmies.
Farther
loses
of
raOaaj
tfB
he
mi
inn
i
are
erea
acr
attdtd.
to
uaiairt
oar
prer.it
Sfsteat
-stth
the
raflvsys
of
A&a
l
and
no
doaht
the
fine
from
Hiz?:-'ton
to
Oman
CHy.
profeeted
c?
ftfee
banders
of
Use
Oraad
TrriJc
Actmr
Iprtflc.
-sffl
he
Mk
ht
the
r
Bat
iagfeal
and
aew-s-
aarr
J
i
I'lmaai
lit,
and
its
cokk-
ftfon
viB
not
9ke$T
tx
long
hayed.
i
The
seo-poBtfcal
deretopraeTla
ate
already
ander
aay
for
the
et-lahthlaaeBt
of
this
great
esx;-aent
for
the
fartheraaee
of
tck'
peace.
In
the
haffcttng
of
this
posed
nr
iateraaUaaal
dsstrxt
Etne
yoam
oi
tosay
aai
pay
a
great
part.
It
a
-sell
that
sboaid
be
sthaaiated
to
tak?
a
keen
interest
in
aM
these
prev-t
deniopuMnts
and
V)
keep
tfarr.-
selfcs
tnforaied
if
only
as
a
n-jy
in
aarat
progress.
It
is
eqv'-r
flttJng
that
afl
good
etsRu
Canada
sboaid
br
safOcienuT
:r-
terested.
and
enBgbtened
oc
i-I
the
angles
of
the?
matters.
&j
it
poadhie
in
thav.u
in
all
matters
of
a
poetical
natare.
that
selfish
interests
aught
bring
nz-i-
sore
to
tear
to
bate
certain
ree
sary
deveiopeMnU
svang
into
or
-
legator!?
cakfte
.'
fcatSoa
hen
tome
fire
rir
of
tt
it:
Life
JaanDee
Cvnp&r
j
aad
..-'.
to
the
paabc.
1x
:
-
BBRaase
af
ft";oc
G
"
'
arst
lS
t-
:
cd
the
aaaaaat
ay
vaarii
is:
af
the
rwaiaeay
inereajed
dar.:
the
ear.
Seaeanr-anec
of
"-t
orgasaatioe
are
:ii
y
anaed
forces
or
t
"f-late
sp
war
aorfc.
Many
Attend
Funeral
Of
Mrs.
Hamblin
Mbrt
f.assd?
desirort?
:
exprs-asag
tht
seem
deceased
n
-fyaiprtUy
for
xht
brreawd
tens.
the
eaemrfataoes
yeTerdaj
ftA--
ecficaeaic
channels
suf
fross
U.em
standpoint
of
the
best
intereu
"
fiQsZ
oi
uk
-aaoie
paaa
or
ot
namemr.r
oUUty.
Sifishnest
is
a
foe
that
mmt
be
oTereome
at
hoate
and
aaoad.
this
portion
of
the
great
ptu
9
for
z
TAT
kind
of
tocM,
vhieh
U
.bt:.ng
onfolded
right
before
yr
Ife-res..
s,
.o
!-jed
-
t
a
ir
ueft-
at
?htt
aaatm
Cfcurrk
faaenl
of
the
hue
Mrv
Sr
ir.-
-
Ser
C
A
Wright,
pastor
tf
.:-
eha:rh
!n
which
diKSxsed
hid
V
-an
aetrar
aMaaher
and
Tyrt:
auury
years.
ofTioated.
mar.-;
p-pfopiate
and
yntBBthetir
re-.a.-s,-in
his
address.
The
rhoir
ti
-attendance
and
sane
I:
s
W'.
TBth
My
Soot"
The
Jry-cn
-rai
-Made
With
Me"
Mrs
J
C
G
.-kcr
prmidid
at
the
otgaa
FoCowing
the
charefc
seme
hueratest
aas
atad
in
FairViex.
Ceawtery.
hartal
taking
piaee
in
the
Knights
of
Pythias
section.
PaDbeare-s
aere
Hector
Mackec-aie.
John
E.
Darer
G
W
ohrtstor.e
Jaaws
Greer.
Capt.
Reg
Gre-r.
aci
Hac
MaSet
"Hre
ae
al
3-j&3:s
:
aiarT
beaatifi
Li
-
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli.
Prop.
Pliene
7!
r.O.
Bx
Stt
FRASER
STREET
rarxcE
BCrXKT
tTSlXIXiaiXX9T3lKtX?atTSTV3
GOLD
SEAL!
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
Salmon
and
Herrfng
In
TomaU
P
are
Wth
n
attire
serrke
j
I
bat
in
he
bak
en
year
-
rioter's
shelf
san
as
esndi-
1
i
i
a
2
ditiens
permit.
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,
MOKDAT.
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
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COtXXEIA
OF
Y.M.C.A.
tttj
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rime
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1
&ny
&m
UC3fci.
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AT-SE
AND
Y.W.CA
G
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EMMEOTHT
C1EETTT
LOCAL
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i
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asserted
dsay.
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LhTTERBOX
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are
kectsaa
aanthu
13
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bntf
a
ff
kcte?
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yes
far
these
taw-
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r
sa
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ltof
lcs:ps
r
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Mmggim,M.
the
mm
ae
t
n
mgmdr
ana
law
fer
tS5
Ansy,
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Mstt
'
cad"
Air
Force
.
Mk.
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trnw
aa
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aatsxa-
:--
j&ir.-A
We
an
fce
tea
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and
w
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.
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fg?3
f
aw
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kr
tM
BC-
lenSaiy
j
i-,
cr
ccre
srr--c
(
HZSOAJS
STrilSSiSltZri"
S3
iLSDwilK:
MAO
IN
CANADA
st
Fight
Fast-Spreading
GRIPPE-COLDS
THIS
PROVEN
WAY!
Darmr
the
y.reat
tpult
mie
do'l
let
a
eeazh,
i
aerie
i
saner
re
nacbeled.
At
the
Ttry
firt
ia
take
E
.
Cawaauted
Capales
a4
Batkky'i
lUtsre.
It
.4
i
.
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aU
Iat
EkW"s
ytixtare
eases
the
cH
J.
1
(attaatlT
aad
help
crrert
trr-atidity.
BkUim
Ci'.'i:
Captafes
rHe
ym
the
seaefH
(
nt
ONT
tat
TTiKEX
irfieiar.
rvid-diipeJaaz
iatrrdients.
Oae
iarrediest
t"
r
tek
rehef
frra
ahe.
pajas
sb4
told
abery.
AaJrr
i
tate
aad
refreshes.
The
third
icdixm
a
heaefkul
rt
i'i
s
i
the
Berrev
frth
iarredieot
03
ef
Cinnamn
fei
'
J
beea
a
sUadky
in
Corepe
it
nhtizir
rrippe
and
tlit
nuUdio.
Be
Pieaarrd.
Get
these
dependable
BockJe-r
n
"
NOW
If
thts
treatisent
iUes
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