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llections
of
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historical
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early
days
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starting
in
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was
no
the
home
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:ed
1
their
wood
pne
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Klmnsoii
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hp
store.
facilities
for
Itgni-
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nr.
pirtitt''
year
the
water
is
u.
nini
up
mi
the
I
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LiH'-"
ground
Mr
Simp-1
j.j
tv.ii
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hp
worn!
I
re-oanizlng
It
was
,
.-1..4
and
even
appi-aim
(I
UUaal-
being
in
business
Creek
since
.
....ins
irtcf
u.'prr
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5
laiuitj
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the
1840's
when
mason
receivea
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a
L.
T7iicctott
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nnr.
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the
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KU1VV
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lit-
tU.
Tm
W1L11
kllL.
il
his
father,
Scott
Company,
estab-
as
waian
commu-
Sussex,
Eng.
Nov.
I.AIJ.
A
IIiLLIIUIi
l
.
t
...I.
.
1
orkers,
turned
out
tcraft
component
year's,
production,
;
4
I
J
i
.zalhiii.
Tfiimrirn
in
sent
Sir
Stafford
cheque
for
3.000
their
work.
i
it
i
tunc
inn
rrrn
m
.
aociors
and
school
e
among
tnc
ama-hands,
all
of
them
Q
SANn
tllNrt
K
l
Ik
V
1
I
n
mv.
th
AVE
WS-rt
,
4
ail
patronage
welcome
rnnn
to
12
pjn.
Result
of
Battle-
Jap
Navy
Impotent
Is
Now
Capable
Only
of
Suicidal
Action,
Pearl
Harbor
Says
PEAIIL
HARBOR,
Nov.
2
0)-High
naval
authorities
today
viewed
Japan's
still
growing
pines
last
week
two
bomb
blasted
cruisers
have
now
been
listed
to
bring
the
tdtal
to
60
as
rendering
the
enemy
Impotent
at
sea
for
.many
months
except
for
suicidal
actions
in
opposing
the
Allied
China-bound
offensive.
BILLMOR
IS
FIRST
TO
WIN
PENNANT
Averaging
over
$250
per
man,
the
employees
of
the
Billmo;
Sawmills,
six
mlics
cast
of
Prince
Rupert,
are
the
first
northern
British
Columbia
in
dustrlal
concern
to
win
the
Na
tlonal
War
Finance
Committee
pennant.
Approximately
one
hundred
men
have
subscribed
more
than
fifteen
per
cent
of
their
pay
and
well
over
ninety
per
cent
of
the
entire
personnel
of
the
mill
subscribed.
In
all
$25,400
of
Canada's
Seventh
Victory
Bonds
have
been
purchased
with
more
sales
coming
in.
E.
R.
Gordon,
mill
manager,
is
in
charge
of
the
...
Most
earthquakes
are
causea
by
slipping
of
the
earth's
crust,
although
some
are
of
volcanic
origin.
"
I
get
my
extra
vitamins
AND
MINERALS
THIS
WAY1!
Now
on
display
at
Lillet
B-ot
L2
OVALTINE
THE
MOTICTINO
FOOD-DRINK
ilian
llaiiitieraft
by
the
natives
of
the
Interior
of
'
British
Columbia-.
.
.
rn
iinn
i
i
"
..i,aniirpn
and
beaded
ests
15.00
ackets
.
.
mi
no
tn
23.00
-"ciii
vascs
'i-'"
r
-oiiiS)
lUi
sizes,
irom
BURNS
LAKE
BACKS
MEN
With
three
Trrf;p-gool
muls
diy
inrliulinjt
fruit
juire
plus
OTtltine
niRlit
and
morning
1
m
(jftting
au
ina
rxlrn
vitamins
and
minfrals
I
nefd.
hrfiiilrs
quirk
pood
niTgy
flfniritH
and
muscta
building
pritrini.
Jmt
Follow
this
ecioe
for
hfttrr
health:
3MEAIS
A
DAY
rtus
OVAITINE
NIGHT
AND
MORNING
f.rt
Oviltine
today
1
Tops
Loan
Its
Quota
In
Victory
Despite
Difficulties
Burns
Lake,
Interior
town
which
sent
its
young
blood
off
to
war
and
left
the
farms
and
little
sawmills
to
be
operated
by
the
men
who
could
not
go,
has
topped
Us
quota
of
$25,000
in
Canada's
Seventh
Victory
Loan.
The
war
has
not
been
kind
to
tHls
community,
three
hundred
mllea
east
of
Prince
Ru
pert.
The
farmers
have
been
faced
with
shortage
of
help
and
fleet
catastrophe
in
the
Philip-.high
wages
to
pay.
The
town
itself
had
no
war
boom
to
give
it
temporary
prosperity.
And
CHARGED
WITH
CHICKEN
THEFT
O
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOE
THREB
In
police
court
yesterday
John
William
Moorehead
apr
peared
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance,
charged
with
the
theft
of
three
chickens
and
an
assortment
of
tools
valued
at
$25,
property
or
William
Mc-Kenzle,
1237
11th
Avenue
East.
The
case
was
adjourned
for
eight
days.
Moorehead
was
arrested
following
a
complaint
to
police.
Eruce
Brown
Is
acting
for
the
defence.
the
fighting
fields,
of
Europe
and
on
the
seas.
Its
Investment
in
Victory
Is
a
shining
example
of
com
munity
spirit.
Hazelton
has
also
some
of
its
finest
sons
are
on
gone
over
the
top.
MORON
IS
CONVICTED
Vancouver
Man
Assaulted
Soldier's
Wife
Faces
Other
Similar
Charges
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
2
Alfred
Joseph
Laplanie,
36-year-old
shipyard
worker,
was
found
guilty
of
criminal
assault
on
an
overseas
soldier's
wife
here
August
19
and
also
guilty
of
breaking
and
entering
house
and
armed
robbery
with
viol
ence.
Laplante
had
been
convicted
Saturday
of
attempted
crimin
ni
assault
on
another
woman.
He
faces
a
third
similar
charge
today.
I
Fire
Department
Has
Attraction
For
Number
Nine
The
number
nine
seems
to
have
some
mystic
significance
for
the
Prince
Rupert
fire
department,
the
monthly
fire
re
ports,
for
1944
indicate.
In
October
the
department
answered
nine
fire
calls,
which
brought
the
year's
total
calls
to
date
to
90.
This
was
the
first
month
that
the
depart'
ment
recorded
nine
calls.
Sep
tember
and
October
were
similar
In
that
the
department
answered
nine
calls,
three
of
which
were
false
alarms.
There
was
no
recorded
fire
damage
during
the
month.
WITCHES
SPARE
CITY
DURING
HALLOWE'EN
BLITZ
reDorts.
was
the
theft
of
a
car
owned
by
H.
R.
Hill,
1446
Sec-
Advertise
in
The
Dally
News,
ond
Avenue
West.
The
car
had
n
the
Night
of
"January
1
The
patrol
located
an
enemy
post
of
unknown
strength.
'Cpl.
Leppard
set
out
with
the
patrol
s
tnaudcr
to
obtain
a
prisoner,
leaving
the
rest
otthe
patrol
in
observation.
v5
4i,
1
.
V
m
7
Corporal
Harold
Bradley
Leppard
was
one
of
i
palrol
sent
out
lo
locale
enemy
positions
on
his
regiment's
front
in
Italy.
The
two
managed
to
get
witliin
5
yards
of
the
post
undetected
then
rushed
it.
A
machine
gun
opened
up
on,
them
and
wounded
Cpl.
Leppard
in
the
stomach
and
twice
in
the
arm.
In
spite
of
the
Intense
pain
of
his
wounds,
Cpl.
Leppard
then
helped
to
escort
the
prisoner
hack
to
Uie
patrol.
For
his
courage,
dash
and
determination,
be
was
awarded
the
Military
Medal.
Where
does
Duty
end,
Corporal
Leppard?.
IF
you
can
get
men
like
Corporal
Leppard
to
talk.
.
.
winch
is
apt
to
Le,difiicult
.
.
.
they
will
assure
you
that
in
war
.there
'is
no
end
to
duty
until
the
job
is
done
whatever
the
cost
may
be.
And
you
may
think
to
yourself
"That's
all
very
right
and
proper
for
a
fighting
man,
hut
surely
it
cant
apply
at
this
stageof
the
war
to
people
at
home
like
me".
Yet
all
the
while,
as
surely
as
you
ever
knew
anything,
you
know
in
your
innermost
heart
that
it
docs!
You
know
that
to
case
up
before
victory
is
an
accomplished
fact
is
will
tell
that
the
terrific
neither
courageous
nor
wise.
Commonsense
you
intensity
of
the
war
in
recent
months
has
greatly
increased
Canada's
borrowing
needs
for
war
purposes.
And
Avhilenore
and
more
Canadian
boys
are
risking
wounds
and
death
daily-counting
desperately
on
your
support
you
surely
cannot
betray
their
trust.
So
doubt
no
more
what
to
do
about
Victory
Bonds.
Because
the
need
is
greater
than
it
Jtas
ever
been
before,
buy
one
more
bond
than
you
have
bought
in
any
previous
Victory
Loan.
nvest
inSictojy
i
not
feeen
discovered
at
noon
yesterday.
A
Second
automobile
was
observed
yesterday
morning
canted
mournfully
into
a
deep
ditch
along
Sixth
Avenue
East,
where
it
had
evidently
been
pushed
bv
nranksters.
Mischief
i
dealing
Halloween,
gai
'gates
took
their
n-witches
apparently
rode
their
nual
Qctiber
cllmb
up
telephone
brooms
well
up
in
the
heavens,
j
.
c.
th
rescued
leaving
Prince
Rupert
real
estate
relatively
undamaged
Tuesday
niglit.
While
the
streets
were
well
populated
with
youngsters
busy
with
their
annual
shell-ouf
masquerades,
both
property
and
the
nerves
of
the
citizenry
fared
not
too
badly.
Outstanding
misdemeanor
of
the
evening,
according
to
police
by
their
owners
next
morning.
Complaints
were
received
by
police
of
noisy
congregations
of
youths
;iear
Booth
school
and,,
Station
B
post
office.
LONDON,
O)
Britain's
temporary
postmen
who
In
the
past
have
had
to
provide
their
own
waistcoats
and
dye
them
regulation
blue.
In
future
will
have
them
issued
by
the
government.
Although
severely
wounded,
CpL
Leppard
killel
the
German
manning
the
machine
gun
and
one
other
with
his
machine
carbine.
This
enabled
the
patrol
commander"
to
overpower
and
capture
the
third
member
of
the
post.
Corporal
Harold
Bradley,
leppard,
M.M.
CANADIAN
ARMOURED
CORPS
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BONDS
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