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Our
Glorious
Donrf
Written
at
Toronto
before
World
War
II
in
his
eighty-third
year
by
the
late
Jamei
A.
Brain,
father
of
A.
St.
G.
Brain.
Prince
Rupert
and
greatgrandfather
of
Miss
Margaret
Brain
(Miss
P
N.
E.
19481.
From
the
bloodstained
fields
of
Flanders
In
the
Valleys
of
the
Sommi.
From
the
dead
strewn
hill
of
Vlmy
In
their
thousands
they
shall
come.
'
In
the
morniiiK
at
the
Roll
Call
When
the
final
word
is
said
fliey
shall
rise
to
life
Eternal.
Thousands
of
our
glorious
Bead.
From
the
shell
holes,
trenches,
dugout
From
the
Hell
pf
No
Mans
Land.
Buried
in
the
din
of
Battle
In
their
thousands
they
shall
stand.
In
the
morning
of
the
Roll
Call
When
the
Final
Call
is
made
They
shall
rise
with
Christ
their
Saviour
Thousands
of
our
glorious
Dead
From
the
trackless
flour
of
Ocean's
Murderei)
by
the
cruel
Hun
Wflmen,
C
hildren,
Mn
and
Maiden
In
(heir
thousands
they
shall
cum
In
that
morning"
at
th
Hull
t
ali
When
the
Judge
his
Last
Word
said
They
shall
rise
to
life
Eternal
I'llousanii
uf
uur
glorious
Dead
Fruii)
(he
arid
Hastes
uf
Egypt
Buried
neaili
the
drifting
sand
Fruni
the
ruck
and
murk
of
Turkey
In
their
thousand
they
shall
stand
n
the
morning
at
the
Hull
fall
When
all
time
from
Earth
has
fled
They
shall
rise
to
live
forever.
Thousands
of
our
glorious
Dead
From
the
Valley
of
the
Shadows
In
great
triumph
they
shall
rise
Pain
is
Vanquished.
Death
is
Conquered.
Each
shall
win
his
well
fought
prize.
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in
audi
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expedition
that
will
set
out
for
Queen
Maud
Land,
an
unexplored
tract
in
the
Antarctic,
in
November.
Difficulties
of
pack
ice
helped
defeat
the
Shackelton
expedition
of
1914.
but
aircraft
may
overcome
this
difficulty
by
performing
reconnaisance
in
the
search
for
a
passage
by
the
members
of
the
R.
A.
F.
unit,
Cpl.
W.
G.
Gilbey
and
Sergt.
P.
D.
Westori,
make
a
last-minute
adjustment
to
the
special
skis
for
landing
on
the
snow-bound
Antarctic
mainland.
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us
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In
regard
to
the
five
stop
signs
at
Third
Avenue
and
McBride
Street,
there
is
something
that
has
us
puzzled.
If.
by
chance,
five
cars
were
to
stop
at
the
same
time,
and
this
will
happen,
could
anyone
please
inform
us
who
has
the
right-of-way.
In
other
words,
who
moves
first?
Also
can
some
one
tell
us
whose
AUHT
JEMIMA
Pancakes!
ONCE
AGAIN
we
come
to
Remembrance
Pay,
November
11,
most
solemn
of
the
anniversaries
that
punctuate
the
progress
of
our
normal
pursuits.
;Jt
is
a
day
which
we
hesitate
to
call
"holiday"
in
view
of
the
implication
of
recreation
and
pleasure-making
that
we
usually
associate
with
that
term.
Tomorrow
on
the
thirty-first
anniversary
of
the
ending
of
one
we
honor
not
only
those
who
died
but
those
who
suffered,
many
of
them
still,
and,
indeed,
all
those
who
served
in
two
great
conflicts.
And
we
wquld
in
all
sincerity
suggest
that
we
observe
the
day
in
a
true
sense
of
serious
acknowledgement.
As
for
the
celebrations
coming
on
that
day,
may
those
who
served
engage
fully
in
such
more
power
to
them
!
But,
for
those
of
us
who
may
have
been
deficient
in
our
service,
and
let
every
man
be
his
own
judge
as
to
that,
may
we
use
the
day
as
one
of
reflection
and
resolution.
May
we
resolve
on
actions
and
attitudes
that
will
tend
to
bring
about
conditions
auspicious
to
removing
or
allaying
the
possibility
of
further
conflict
with
all
its
horrible
consequences.
The
best
honor
we
can
give
to
those
who
served
and
offered
their
all
in
two
great
conflicts
would
he
to
decTicate
ourselves
with
all
our
will
and
all
our
power
to
the
prevention
of
recurrence
of
the
need
for
such
sacrifices.
WAKE
UP,
PRINCE
RUPERT!
PRESENTATION
by
Boards
of
Trade
and
Cham-i
bers
of
Commerce
of
the
Peace
River
district
to
the
royal
commission
on
transportation
of
a
brief
seeking
action
in
the
way
of
providing
a
Pacific
Coast
railway
outlet
to
that
vast
and
long-denied
area
suggests
that
Prince
Rupert
has
long
been
somnolent
on
a
matter
which
at
one
time
was
considered
so
vital
to
the
future
development
and
use
of
this
port
and
railway
line.
Without
seeking
to
avoid
any
of
the
blame
our-Kelves
for
this
deplorable
inactivity
of
the
past
few
years,
it
might
not
be
amiss
or
inappropriate
to
suggest
t
the
Prince
'Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and.
ojher
bodies
supposed
to
be
active
in
the
use
and
development
of
the
port
that
it
is
high
time
we
were
bestirring
ourselves
and
once
again
presenting
our
case
as
the
logical
Pacific
Coast
railway
outlet
for
the
Pwiee
River.
Y
In;
fact,
the
new
presentation
bv
the
Peace
River
people
of
their
brief
is
in
itself
a
challenge
for
us
to
wake
up
and
get
busy.
We
have
a
strong
case
which
has
been
prepared
and
often
overhauled
and
reiterated
in
the
past.
We
recall
some
of
the
old
champions
of
the
Trince
Rupert
as
the
Pacific
Coast
outlet
for
the
Peace
River.
Death
may
have
removed
some
of
them.
Infirmity
may
have
overtaken
some.
Others
may
have
just
btcome
discouraged
for
the
lack
of
support
and
interest
they
have
received,
which
lack
has
been
no
more
evident
anyw-here
in
recent
years
than
in
r!ncB
KuPf
rt-the
place
where
the
interest
and
the
actiorvshould
be
most
abundant
and
intent
BOVS'
RAINCIMTS-4
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
been
invited
to
bi
represented
at
a
conference
of
the
Community
Planning
Association
to
be
held
in
Vancouver
November
15.
It
is
not
known
yut
whether
it
will
be
possible
for
a
local
delegate
to
attend.
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irom
BOYS'
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