ft-
h
I
if
li
1.1
fct!
;
4
II
'j?rirsre
Rupert
Sail?
J2rtos
ST
9
F2ce
i
Tien
Anne,
Ptce
2jri
ascacncMt
bates:
T
per
eS
-fr
Tar
C.I.O.
Asks
for
Later
Fishing
TH2
RET-ALL
STORE
43JC
?
I
4M
I
Atc
All
Aggressors
Down?
of
a
EItipIIcItY
of
factions
ari
will
sooner
or
later
be
used
in
some
way
or
another
by
every
citizen.
The
new
civic
centre
might,
indeed,
become
the
radiating
point
for
a
new
spirit
of
community
fellowship
and
mutual
relationship
between
all
the
people
of
the
city
such
as
has
never
existed
here
in
the
past.
Its
opening
might
well
mark
the
beginning
of
a
new
and
better
physchologkal
attitude
in
the
community
as
a
whole.
And,
from
the
practical
and
rea-
Me
world
to
have
a
repetition
PV
11
.l
?
cC
iWof
appeasement
of
aero-
iorgoue
11
require
and
sV-iaelined
nations
which
TinaDv
dene
e
10J
Pf
nt
5U?Pr
intolerable
cooperation
of
all
atjzens.
t
that
World-
War
H
had
to
be
fought?
Signs
are
j.
x.
.
no
lacking-of
such
being
the
situa
tion
today
as
tne,
United
Nations
Organization,
with
only
a
token
of
compromise,
unanimously
bows
to
the
demand
of
Russia
that
the
Iran-
ian
case
against
the
Soviet,
charged
with
in.erference
with
Persia's
internal
affairs,
be
removed
from
the
Security
Council's
agenda.
It
was
a
surrender
to
the
Soviet,
it
cannot
be
denied,
the
feeble
protests
of
Great
Britain
and
United
States
notwith-stafidisg.
(
'.
TSI".
League
of
Nations
feH
because
it,
failed
to
deal
with
Japanese
2$3grsseion
in
China
and
Italian
aggression
in
North
Africa
after
which
ffider
and
Germany
went
on
an
aggression
rampage
which
culminated
in
the
agonizing
conflict
which
recently
ended.
Russia
was
at
least
reminded
by
Mr.
Bevin
yesterday
that
her
own
action
in
Iran
looked
very
much
Kke
the
type
of
aggression
against
which
she
had
avowedly
fought
in
the
last
W2T.
-We
cannot
but
reflect
aaxiou-iy
on
Russia's
present
attitude
in
relation
to
events
to
come.
Italy,
Japan
and
Germany
are
laid
km-
but
if
the
world,
at
that,
safe
from
s
An
Epochal
Event
Coming
Up
The
official
opening
of
the
fine
Prince
Rupert's
civic
centre
will
mark
the
fruition
of
a
long-cherished
dream
of
this
city
and
wiH
be
an
event
of
interest
and
importance
to
every
man,
woman
and
child
here.
In
fact,
it
might
well
be
marked
as
aii
epochal
event
in.
the
history
of
this
community.
It
is
fitting;
therefore,
that
elaborate
preparations
should
be
made
to
celebrate
the
affair
and.
further,
it
is
to
be.
hoped
that
each
others.
Some
think
women
who
don't
and
every
citizen
shall
rally
around
need
to
support
themselves
or
oth-tp
support
the
event
in
every
way
ers
should
not
hold
jobs
that
men
can
ppssioie.
ut
course,
it
goes
without
filL
By
and
large
we
favor
this
saying
that
every
person
in
town
theory
but
it
cannot
be
ironclad,
will
be
out
at
the
inauguration
to
Young
girls
have
a
right
to
work
to
see
at
first
hand
the
fine
asset
which
the
city
has.
!
It
should
not
be
thought
that
this
is
only
going
to
be
a
sports
or
recreational
centre.
It
will,
indeed,
have
the
facilities
to
accommodate
almost
any
form
of
community
activity
where
indoor
space
is
required.
It
will
be
available
for
all
forms
of
entertainment
and
public
gatherings,
large
and
small
It
will
be
capable
Highway
to
Port
Edward
Elsewhere
today
we
publish
an
article
to
which
attention
might
be
paid.
It
is
that
of
the
manager
of
the
Port
Edward
canning
and
reduction
plant
who
says
that;
if
improvements
are
not
made
to
the
road
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Port
Edward
and
that
right
soon,
the
company
wiH
be
forced
to
commence
ordering
from
Vancouver
for
delivery
by
boat
some
supplies
that
are
at
present
purchased
in
Prince
Rupert
and
hauled
there
by
truck.
The
ean-neryman
suggests
that
there
is
an
annual
purchasing
capacity
of
$-5(XJ,-00)
from
this
plant
in
goods
bought
and
wagdpaid
and
largely
spent
in
Prince
Rupert:
In
these
days
when
we
are
beginning
to
realize
more
and
more
the
importance
of
substantial
industries
as
the
economic
backbone
of
communities,
it
is
a
matter
of
vital
necessity
that
the
lines
of
communication
with
these
industries
should
be
kept
open.
Here
is
a
tangible
case
of
where
Prince
Rupert
stands
to
lose
very
considerably
through
lack
ef
highway
maintenance.
True
we
have
the
railway
to
fall
back
on
and
we
appreciate
its
service,
such
as
it
isv
but
the
highway,
when
such
a
few
miles
distant
is
involved,
makes
the
contact
all
the
more
frequent
and
intimate.
Phone
tl
and
SS
PRESCRIPTIONS
Rare
year
prwtriptions
fiUed
here
with
confidence.
Too
can
be
asssred
that
only
the
porcst
and
finest
oality
isrredients
are
nsed
that
every
prescription
b
compounded
accsxately
by
a
registered
pharmvbt.
Onr
label
b
your
guarantee.
Ormes
Lid.
Ufa
Pioneer
Druqgistx
fV.
T
'
Married
Women
Working
It
is
wondered
sometimes
whether
the
rise
in
women
working
k
a
temporary
one,
resulting
from
the
war
and
lack
of
men,
and
whether
it
should
be
reversed
by
employer
action
or
be
allowed
to
take
its
own
course.
Some
think
the
more
peopte
work,
the
more
work
is
made
for
train
and
educate
themselves,
to
prepare
for
marriage
or
for
careers
of
their
own
just
as
do
men.
So
it
is
weli
tonake
haste
slowly
in
this
matter
of
women
working,
though
we
may
favor
the
return
of
women
from
industrial
jobs
to
the
homes.
The
best
answer,
of
course,
is
for
some
veteran
to
take
a
woman's
job,
then
marry
her
and
support
her
on
her
former
position.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
Transient
Eaoiss
NEWLY
DECORATED
Weekly
and
Monthly
Rates
Per
yoor
conTenience
.
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.
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Cafe
In
Connection
LICIT
SID
PREMISES
fRecoratedi
PIIONE
SI
Fresh
Local
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and
Pasteurized
MLLK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
SUCCESSFUL
UNDERWRITER
W
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LIMBIC
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t:
an
air.
oanre-raent
sjd
by
R
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Bore-harr.
V-jgtr
u!
the
BX
Uiinasd
Braaefc
of
tbe
UonaitB
life
Assume
Oas-panr
at
YsncavTer.
W.
D
Lambie.
Saaerriaar
for
Northern
SC.
has
achieved
an
aat-stanrttnc
record
of
nrs-
;sr-daetioB
tat
IKi.
iU.
T
rtfir
is
Vke-Piesidst
of
the
II
anarch
Life
Senior
Honor
dah
for
the
thhd
sacceosfr?
year
and
has
been
a
aacabcr
of
this
Oafe
since
1S
Mr
!
TTahsf
has
alvay
tales
a
keen
iaSerest
m
the
affairs
:
.'
;
the
wmsaiitr.
He
sax
par
1
tarahuh;
actne
in
ai:
.
T
.-.in
drives,
and
is
Presxie-I
of
the
Prmee
Rapeet
Ojr-
CML.
The
Uonareh
Le
Assrx-
?
Coasauay
experiieaeiHi
ir
---sS.irv.-S.Ts
7r
j4S
j-
a.
phase?
of
:ts
bmzrxss
NEW
SCHOOLS
FOR
VICTORIA
PUm
Preceed
a
$LCMjI
Cmflroctka
Prarraza'
VICTORIA
-
I.
L$
expecV?
that
re-rnnenrfatxca
vtU
b;
iaaf
before
the:
Febraary
jfia-:
'
bsord
aeettn?
ttis;
ot
phuu
rvBhir
for
aa-
acey
bytov
far
the
baiaaat?
af
stv
saaaasi
hi
VSesarta,
J.
T.K.
Bcg-hsh.
manictaal
saapector
of
NStw
said
that
'seek.
j
Meeds
for
Ue
scbeols
Tjt-
J
term
caB
for
i
JUHO
bsd-1
fee
prccraot.
Ur.
ian
eated,
aad
i:
a
haptd
that
53
per
ee.
z'.
-Jia
aiE
be
obtaa-
I
sole
froai
the
aroviaeisi
xovera-
st
aader
the
aersas
.of
the
Cameron
Report.
The
rasmnf
of
tim
aeaajafmc!
the
ruepafers
aoaid
aaean
the
addiucn
of
tvo
I
'
aCs
on
the
tax
rate
for
a
period
j
!
of
to
veats.
he
eatfcaateA
f
TTrif
sanna,
ilii
auriliiij,
joto
'
vrft
afffl
have
to
40c
is
the
i
reaovaitoa
of
she
Ceaxral
lakescaiala!
aad
the
bt
far
the
of
the
east
Premier
Jafam
Hart
af
the
dre-
vest
vafMina
are
betes
drava
avthe
asaseafc
tsme.
Another
'DiaV
in
the
baBd-icc
ioaram
is
the
eccctioB
f
the
neTf
North
Janiar
Hajh
SebooL
Qatittaa
of
the
aifcs
af
this
is
held
1
VSetoiia.
harsever.
aecaase
-flte
site
vaatod
is
arovsnessBa-
oa)-ed
and
Tete
the
Taste
are
to-
eated.
Welfare
Society
Aided
Million
actfca
.'or
Ke
tetii,
a
repr-
rated
that
articES
depecds
opoc
'
t
srttT
foande'
sa
"
'v
wav
mok
wa.
a
'tf-
m
ifT
wunid
arm
s.wiiii
WOdBfe
Serrice
said
today.
eocsiderattoa
is
Wasbfngta:
and
S3ATTLH
'C?
The
recsest
The
iEteraaiicsal
Plshenaea
Chicaa
of
ECrtha-eat
fiiherrsea
fcr
a
15-
;
and
Allied
Workers
of
America
,
dar
extenslcrn
ca
the
sslrritm
Vnicn
of
the
CIO.
pat
the
sag
fishhis
season
caasot
meet
alth
i
gesUon
before
officials
aho
icii
INCOME
TAX
Retards
Prepared
See
B.E.
3I0RTBIER
32-fcd
Ate.
Phme
82
1
D
J.
L.
CURRY
CHIROPRACTOR
If
pain
Chiropractic!
IX
nerres
doobly
so!
'Srzith
Block
Green
5C-5
liS
to
co-ordi.
late
-selfare
a-ark
in
the
London
area,
ia
ehanfar;
as
aae
to
'FaaOy
Welfare
I
Aweeiatian
"
The
only
reaseas
A
non-poisoaoss
tedbjo
snaksl
for
the
change
are
that
people
cos
and
eats
the
deadly
rattler.
tend
to
raWntrpr?t
a
rather
02
fashioned
title
and
to
overtook
the
prizaary
aims
of
oar
vork."
the
chairman.
Croap
Capt
Lord
UHeaba
Doetfcu-iUoatoa.
said
in
a
report
vhieh
dhciawd
th'
society
cease
-xtm
an
arerase
of
15.666
eases
a
year
to
the
Looam
area.
Darts?
the
var
the
orxanzzatiea
estabftyhed
45
citizens
ad
rice
btxreass
in
London
-ahich
aided
zscre
than
1,-000
SCO
perans
"ith
Tartirr.e
probJerju
Cinuine
AsaiaiN
MAIKtD
THIS
WAT
MANY
SHIPS
AT
VANCOUVER
Sixty
Deep-Sea
Vessels
U
Can
There
in
Tv
Metns
Dr-r
the
first
rao
zaooths
of
GO
deep-sea
stops
at
se'r-edsurd
V
eaS
at
the
port
of
Is,
SEEKS
FUNDS
FOR
SCHOOL
SEATTLE
Aaeborrd
here
:o-dj
after
an
euni-da?
journey
iron
Sltia.
Alalia,
is
the
S.
J
S
n,
x
&dL
trta
craft
broach!
dorn
by
a
Jwuor
collrge
prettiest
vho
literally
goes
after
fandsTben
bis
school
needs
them.
LsaBe
Yix
head
af
the
Virc-c-Ter.
according
to
infer-.
saettaa
Jackaaa
Janiar
CaDeae
cia
Tijtisea
at
tne
vaneoa-Ter
JX?r;ir.ts"
Sxahaafe.
Eighteen
;
tb
ships
are
destined
tcr
E-
:i
t
parts.
IV
other
resell
s-X
lead
far
iOn-it.
the
VzZz
T.xk
IacSes.
Soatt.
Africa.
XKi
Africa.
ScaadaiXTia,
Hol-jii
Frs..x
Resfroat.
Soath
A.jr..-.
O-rj.
Mnico.
Uk
Azodcs
ad
the
West
ladies.
Three
Teasess
are
at
preteat
c.eded
tc
load
ia
the
port
V:-ourer
for
India-
Since
V-J
OaT
j&zpaaesits
from
Yan-c-:-Ter
t.j
Inda
have
been
-
Trjc-aLx
bear?
and
a
decrease
ai
the
Alaskan
city
of
Baranof
Idaad.
and
his
companions,
broognt
the
tfaieai-bailt
craft
into
the
states
on
the
mission
f
1
ii
llaax
a
ia
j
inr
lh
r
firrr"-toekaaaeni
ot
hm
attaoL
Siod-
ents
at
the
eoilefe.
Weh
is
js
nr
rrvealed
in
the
aaauVrj
of
inps
stated
to
sail
for
Indian
Lance
Corporal
pons.
itctik
n
amv
is
shinaseats
to
Rassia.
onljr
taxi
vessels
bein?
Bssed
to
sail
to
OTTAWA
Tae
paeobUitT
of
Rowtin
pons
in
the
next
tvo
repiacinx
the
rarJc
of
iance
cor-aaocthx.
as
coapared
""th
the
ponl
vith
ihas
ci
private
first
beaTT
volume
asamtiined
in
the
jn
itv
fnain
Army
a
ass
fev
aioaths.
u
be
ander
cansideration.
Private
first
class
is
a
United
There
are
1MJM
varieties
of
States
Army
alienation
bat
the
insect
-in-ma
parasites
thrcoeh-oot
the
fortd
To
Be
Abolished
traditional
ace
cherroc
of
the
i.--.ee
r-3f:i.
be
ror.unoed
INFIDELITY
IS
COSTLY
Cmpondrnt
in
jpirrre
Cae
.iint
Dieppe
Veteran's
Wife
Aieed
$SM
VAXOOUYHt
&Ur
Jxt:e
A.
M
Manson.
m
Saprerse
Cr:
here
jrenerday.
ordered
Harrr
S4ewart
of
Vmumnrtr
to
pay
SsjMI
dafe$
to
Lawrenee
Iialnsna.
aaee
a
prtnwwr
of
mr
Is
Genaaajr.
Stewart
had
been
aassed
ry-
naaaadent
ia
a
saeeeatfal
di-
ovced
and
operated
by
the
board
voree
action
ay
Johnson
Ti
national
misstoos
of
die
Pres-;
BfWeaee
dUcioted
that
John
-bTteriaa
Chatch.
have
aaiit
to
;
soaaalfeaave
Mrth
to
o
tit:-
prrrioat
boats,
ahteh
aere
tax-en
over
by
the
sry
daring
tht
aar
for
patiwl
aotfc.
The
S.
J.
S
tt
eoastrarted
of
Aiasaaa
aad
yeaov
cedar.
dren
vhile
be
vas
overseas
He
FROM
LAKE
TO
MI
taken
jiiiaoair
at
Dieppe
with
the
Seskateh-
troMKX
AProiNTrn
PORT
OP
SPACi.
Trinidad
O
Women
naUtfton
officers
hare
been
apaaiated
in
Trinidad
in
the
eaifBtiaa
of
eaioniaJ
iwt
on
.iMWth
.awoMtm
by
:h
nman
aatrttioa
research
anit
of
ihe
MedSraJ
Research
Coaneii
Hatri-ooa
pasta
hare
been
established
in
the
Gold
Coast
and
Northern
Rhodesia
and
a
teas
of
experts
i
shortly
to
iuTesttcate
eondi-tUmt
hi
Mamvx
T1WE
STORIES
OF
CAXADIAX
ACniEVEMEXT
19JT
Canalliii
encinerf
ruiifirntetl
a
.r--rtor
Iiniir
that
rirh
Irrti
ore
lay
under
Mer-p
Kiw-k
Ijkr
in
tlir
ImiIi
rtuntrr
near
I'urt
Arthur.
To
minr
that
rr
a
fat
Htiins
riirrwnilil
hate
to
lc
tnmnl,
enoush
earth
for
a
mountain
oouli!
haie
tit
lw
hiftnl,
and
a
lake
nultl
have
to
hf
drained.
The
nicrt
tiplimi-tic
rt-fMrl
tsaid
that
thU
.uld
take
four
rar
in
time
and
million
in
munci
...
and
that
i
Im
niurh.
Then
Ilitfrr
tnir!k
at
our
Iili-rtif-
and
no
amount
f
tirnr.
nionry
or
effort
a
minh.
The
ordrr
fla-hrti
out
to
drain
that
lake,
hift
that
riier
and
imnr
that
nHitintaiti.
mil
in
ftmr
;ear,
hut
In
one!
The
rrult
onr
of
the
srr
Jlrf
enrinrrrinc
Iriiiniph
in
Canadian
hilory.
IIusv
pump
ere
dristml
and
huill
.
...
the
!i:-rt
eer
Ken
in
North
America.
The
rine
Hirr
wa
hlorkrd
o
that
it
kuuM
not
pour
into
the
lake
a
quirklr
a
the
pump-
nmlil
drain
it.
A
Mcr
line
nihetl
from
Port
Arthur
to
drie
the
Himp.
TTio-c
fiHirtern
pump
...
earh
.-Tfiil
enoush
to
create
a
riter
of
it
o.n.
.ere
each
mounted
on
a
barse,
lowed
into
the
lake
and
ct
to
ork.
From
the
moment
they
munj
into
arlion
no
pump
topnl
or
fallrrelt
and
the
fir't
hipment
of
ore
a
m!r
within
a
jear
ion.
of
it.
Wliile
the
lake
a
U-in
draineil
defeated
Nasi
lIatcd
the
djke
and
flooded
the
fertile
farmland,
of
Holland,
fhiirkly
Dutch
encineer
flew
to
Canada
to
in.-rl
the
mi-hty
pump
that
had
drainrd
a
northern
lake.
Today
thoe
Steep
Hfjek
auctions
and
other-
like
them,
are
hrlpinc
to
altaze
the
farmland
of
Holland,
and
1916
i
-ee
iOOO.flfjO
ton
of
iron
ore
hipped
from
the
mine
that
ta
once
a
rohl
blue
lake,
in
the
middle
of
m
Canadian
forest.
AS
IX
WAR
SO
IX
P
FLICK:
CmJ
rmpmblr
of
buiUlnr
wvrk
to
bmejit
mil
manlinj,
mmparmbU
with
mny
mm
lion.
7
kit
i
ikr
htmJ
awwirif
rrir
i'nlmW
I
lit
form:
and
inipir
otr
prvfi
milk
lan
f
lAe
pmr.timr
t
AierrmrnU
af
omr
rafinmi
W
,,,,
0f
teirntr.
itftml
im
Ifce
fmbtir
xrcire
fcr
...
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