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TTTO
6aiLy
njifibK
ber
of
pedole
on
rplwf
If
It
Is
In
RUBBER
FOOTWEAR
We
Have
It
Now
Is
the
Time
to
Stock
up
While
Our
Stock
is
Complete
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
df
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
fRINCl
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Erery
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Pr'lric
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Atsnue
a
P
PULLEN
-
Managing-Editor
Ketrs
Depahmeni
Telephone
,
8t
Advertising
and
Ciicuiation
Telephone
M
Merabtr
01
Audit
Bureau
tr
fclr
eolations
Monday,
October
17,
1938.
Ido
PI
tV
rttc?t-vTr.i-
JftttoS1
'"
a
y
-
on.y
store;
there
SeVmn
Cal?
St0r4S
ahd
hU8e
artment
nnf
ti
k-h'c
"
a
mice
nupen,
wno
nax'e
4.
,
K
;iS.tA5.1n.d
5f
W
delsei
oil?;
-.v.
iu
ue
iwo
siues
to
every
picture.
"Thpr,
SPN'S??VATIVE
TYPES
I
All-CaTnhaedf
ffhly
by
thej
who
often
writ
Srtwi
iSSJ..
haan
ed,tor.lal
writer
..
U
T
..
.
.
."
v
3
article
on
'ThS
only
two
paraT'"
4rora
WMC"
Ve
spa.e
fof
nJ'
Con5errative,
in
the
general
sense
of
the
term
hi
one
disposed
tu
hia
htain
existing
inrtihrtL.
.i?1
senSP.
ir
has
nn
hrt
JUhI
!:
"
7.
mat.
they
are
often
termed
ndteaoSrie?
but
their
attitude
much
the
same
in
otLr
aTSfon-every
group
hag
th
it
some
members
who
are
naS
chned
to
set
themselves
against
nhv
new
pS
tioh
itSSQ
tL1
one
the
impression
that!
by
solledformeTS:
m
B
be
sabotaged
by
feds
and
radicals.
,naust;ial
sm,
'There
are
otily
three
conservative
tvo
the
io-yorant
man.
who
Understands
nothing,
but
LlinctiveU;1
Im!
Uutrd
plflnJ
the"'tired
radial
who
nd
t&
ent
through
discouragement;
ahd-the
worst
offended-1
the
mf
1V?.
wfl
t0
existing
iiSltXs
W
S?Zhf
wJd
h,sW
eaed
the
sUftift
Ws
am
1
bition,
dnd
Is
afraid
hat
any
system
of
equitable
dist
rl
bution
of
the
good
things
of
life
will
inspire
his
fin.lnc
nl
standing
BY
his
pride
ill
thinking
htnself
a
sUtoehnati
He
actively
opposes
progress,
while
the
ignorant
and
dig-
couraged
are,
for
the
nibst
part,
passive.
He
gains
his
ends
by
anneals
to
nrpmrliVp
w
wvinn
u
i.
ting
up
various
bogies
or
even
by
making
direct
threats."
The
Letter
Box
I
REPLi1
TO
FATllEtt
GOttbOX
Editor,
Daily
News:
It
was
quite
a
rude
shock
to
me"
when
1
read
the
vehement
statement
coming
from
the
distinguished
Rev.
James
Cordon
of
the
Annunciation.
Church
that
he
should
be
duty
bound
to
draw
ft
lance
oii
jbehall
of
the
Spanish
rebels
and
me
intervenuonlsts
of
Germary
and
Italy
who
are
at
this
moment
doing
their
utmost
to
destroy
Catholicism
In
Austria
and
Germany.
'
For
already
these
same
for-
ces,
which
Father
Oordon
so
gals
lantly
goes
to
defend,
have
destroyed
one
of
the
most
deeply
religious
peoples
known
to
out
tlmes-lhe
flashes
-
and
their
towns
arid
Cities.
Th
ohiT
trim
'these
devout
people
were
or
coutri
nave
Deen
accused
01
was
thati
!the
dared
to
defpnrt
ihoif
Hnmti
;and
towns'
against
fVancos
"Chris'
tianiring"
black
Jegionalres
front
Africa
ahd
Miller's
and
Mussoiiril'i
troopers.
j
i
find,
however,
that
Father
Gordon
cMuld
have
found
strorigfei
'
and
more
authenlie
lnfonMuofl
than
thai
originating
front
&
dej;
E
Flour
All
brands.
24-s
49'c
Soflk
Biscuits
MdCor-micks.
Large
pkt
93c
Sl79
19c
Palme-lire
Soap
Reg-
4(
uiar
size.
3
for
101
diaht
size.
3
for
Old
Dutch
Cleanser
2
tins
23c
19C
Tru-SIIlk
Equal
to
Klim
at
a
reduced
price.
CQ
m
8-lb.
tins.
Each
Fresh
Frozen
Peas
Oafden
fresh,
all
read
to
AOn
cook.
Pkt.
mm
Try
This
New
Product
Everybody's
Talking
About
Fancy
Pears
IS
per
basket
23c
TiiT
hAIL?"
X7TT5
Mond
-
y
u.
i
i
1-1
--
OUTER
DEKKNCti
PLANNED
IiV
LS.
viti
i
7
pct
"aRBOrV
jfJ
'
chi
r
i
t
senses
'a
,
C
,wmmmn-rv
fv-
.
I
-Vi,
.I1KIAHL
HABHOD
I
I
erter
from
the
Loyalist
AHriji
:
!
Could
he
not
instead
have
cofl.
tfa
J
Si
stilted
for
instance
&
noted
jbiin
US6tl
Lfl60Ue$
nalisl
like
Ernest
MemmlrtgWdy
oi
4
the
Duchess
of
Atholl
who
ten
A
RAAlH4hJa
the
way.
a
Conservative
member
rk
17UUAUmi
rltht
iHr
,t
fun
kf
m
k.
-
v
Kfuto-
.
-
CANTON
L
J
it
'PACO
PAGO.Sawoa
J5J
fW
.rm
'
bom''
for
sums
These
are
ohlv
a
.:
,who
cannot
be
accused
of
be
ng
CAPE
WWK,
Oct.
i7:
(CPl-It'd'tedVn
S
'
j
associated
with
the
communist?
MM
hafre
been
betUr
for
W
11ns
dS
ihul
man.
mnM
.-.iikti
iorW
u.L.
u
by
D'
Prsons
no
no-
Almost
Imn
all
Isupplied,
authorities'
Who
will
look
prominent
lawyer
had
cashed
tne
same
way
at
the
blptuff
1
.cheoues
Ihsteaa
bf
uslhr
thni
fnr
in
aaauion
tney
round
that
Ud-
i
Referring
to
me
as
belrig
lm
jpattlal
wotild
by
no
means
be
cor
rect.
icti.
u
If
a
a
man
man
Is
is
Imndttinl
impartial
u?
V,
,er
most
favorable
conditions
some
article
i1,!5
.
.
stattment
50
promptly
after
ght
be
u
sold
cheaper
by
cutting-
nnf
nvSnh.ft-
he
lthe
meetlne
at
which
i
sr.
if
?
would
be
ven-L-E
23
...o.
so
seems
to
sponsor,
had
been
in
e
n
V1
nce
KUPert
too
manV
rn-ocer.
fnn
fu
maJorlty
ln
sPaln.
obviously
many
businesses
hahdlih?
clnth
fnn
LSE!IS...r)?.",ereUId
ha
no
rebel.
men,
too
manv
in
alrrint
p.,.
j"
l,ara
ware
-non.
This
brings
us
to
the
con-
know
of
novhlvhU'
116
f
ertdayor
yet.
we,
fusion
that
defending
a
minoritj
hch
withont
without
oZ
J
improvement
could
be
made
rouP
ta
revoit
pias
a
defender
causing
great
hardships
to
very
manv
nenn
I
in
such
llght
M
to
advocate
n-We
pride
ourselves
on
our
freedom
yet
we
cotLflt
pll'iar
acUon
1x1
thu
or
an
oth;'
for
restrictions,
usually
on
the
OtherVartv
V?
"""onally
governed
country.
h
most
strenuously
if
anyone
tries
tn
rptt,i'-
Reanlln8
"cusations
of
deiib-
UeStstt
US
in
our
work.
derate
destruction
of
Jut
now
if
I-
properties,
nlftpi
S
ai!nounced
that
restrictions
churches,
-etc;
tinted
I
nh
-i
are
to
be
can
it
be
hio
hS
011
comPanies.
We
are
not
defending
them
out
that
ever
boS
feT
la?i.not
oreus
all
the
information
tte
crian
wUon
think
that
if
there
was
nin
macwhlne-gunned
-
children
a
lafee
very
marrin
nf
0f
'
Other
people
would
be
in
tho
A"
?,rgln
Prot,.Pr
destroyed
churches
when
thwe
that,
if
prices
S
to
hfi.n
r'
We
SUSt
is
afr
were
not
used
for
fortresses
rtf
I
nrLholi.?-
CXl
00
?asolmet
e
may
find
the
asainst
them?
cannot
be
proven
alWS
iCe
f
ther
Pr0ductS
Sh
bUt
U
the
fas-
affect
5
?
?nd
dfesel
011
to
make
up
for
it.
Hov
UV
will
"m
th'
the
hundreds
of
n0nniQ
;
-tnat
-
.
Jf
t
D
bffore
Unlted
stiU-a'
Congress
to
provide
for
Lrti
!S6
wfi-P
10
0Ter
e
PacJf,c
for
about
S-600
mll
nrth
ahd
south.
Wllh
.l
Ihe
main
base
at
Pearl
Harbor,
other
bases,
under
naval
plans,
would
be
established
as
Shown
above.
The
northernmost
would
be
at
Kodiak
and
Dutch
Marbor,
off
Alaska
To
the
south.
i.epO
rnlles
from
butch
iiarbof.
would
be
another
with
a
third
al
VVaie
tslahd.
another
1.000
miles,
in
the
South
Pacific
there
Would
ba
a
base
at
Canton
island,
1JJ00
miles
from
Wake,
and
a
flhil
one
al
Pago
Pago.
700
miles
further
on.
-
i
using
cheques
as
bookmarks
'was
legendary
(but
no
one
placed,
much
belief
in
the
story.
His
ex
-I
ecutOrs
found
it
was
true.
They,
discovered
hundreds
of
cheques,'
in
books,
In
his
files,
in
the
origi-'
Doolunafkl
mgion
naa
usea
proceeds
from
Miiedtors
tf
Ifpirtgtori's
esUte
hls
lucra"ve
practice
to
make
an
foiihd
Ihe
distinguished
kinn's
cnmous
8lft
of
as
much
as
52,-
he
wnsei
reii
notning
oi
great
value
vw
"
tt
lu"c
lu
ne
consia-never
goes
forth
to
fight
the
battle
Asides
a
f
ihe
taw
librar
and
tred
worthy
causes.
His
only
re-of
a
people
he
earnestly
believes
sporting
prints.
'latives
were
two
sisters
in
Eng-
k
j-
r-
nave
a
Just
cause.
I
frattkly!
ine
eccentric
lawyer's
habit
of
""1U
ana
a
newpnew
in
tne
tendency
admit
that
I
;
Transvaal.
am
partial
and
I
also
-
-
r
partiaL
If
he
were
not
sThTmosI
JSTm
"i
15eop?C
"
tagels-
likely
would
not
have
come
in
rith
pe"tI"1.
Everybody
reads
the
Dailv
Ne
--
-
-
"
"
"
impmipa
ann
Tha
a
slaughter
that
took
plate
there,
is
V.
III.
.IS!-
people,
Barcelona,
Mardh
17-13)
m
n.r
Mattrr
f
th-
-tdminiwrttion
this
year;
the
destruction
of
the
Xrt"
beautiful
city
of
Alicante
and
num
erous
other
acts
of
violence
will
remain
stains
on
Franco's
name
Dad's
Cookies
Oatmeal
br
Cocoanut.
in
ceiled
ttf
pickets
of
2
do2;
Thrift
Coffee
Ground
OOn
daily.
Lb.
tdDK,
Santa
CUra
Prtiries
Medium
l"L
17c
Salmon
Sold
Seal
Bockeye,
l's
Custard
Powder
Creamola.
Pkt.
33c
14c
Super
Suds
They're
easier
on
me
nands.
oi
Pkt.
Toilet
Tlssue-J.8anl-White.
3
rolls
19C
)lnh
Mallows
fresh
Moon-
light
Mallows,
Small
packets
Mb.
i
packets
l
3-!r.
T
tins
9c
22c
84
c
Utah
Celery-iu
ripe
when
Its
Oreen
and
almost
(g
strintless.
Lb
Juicy
Sunkist
Orantes
Large
Doz
35c
.tna
In
lh
Auikrr
or
tht
CiUtf
of
Manifl
TAKE
KCYTTrT
.
Ki
w.
.
.
tr
t.
irrespective
u
hat
tum
hkiaj'SSani
WaST
wiU
take
To
accUse
the
SrlanLsh
nmni
nf
beihg
"reds"
Is
just
the
old
Ume-
Torn
trick
rf
rim
Hn
Vi.-n
tna
t-j
ijr
ir
Ootcbcr
1938.
I
w!
fpor'rd
A4w
netor
ef
ill
tb
E.l
hln
KitKh
caluaiata
tf
th
Tuksa'
ri
Sttr..
B?r'
Columt'
In
ffoht
of
peoDle's
eves,
i
eon-
Al!
'.
't'-i
te
ciuae
mat.
Father
Odrdmv
in
mttf4-.
f-.w,.
-
-
.
...
...1.
riM4
.
ealeh
of
.
eViderice
against
Repub-.
rrK?
hTio
-s
-o
,
oi:
the
w
'ican
Spain,
oufiht
to
HaV
tmi
'I
....
.i,,
-----
-i
.triy
vcr.nta.
in
rc;
tm
one
inofe
objective
and
niore
reliable
imtth
from
tb
firr.
pubiics.tton
of
sources
than
statements
coming'
!wU
r
1
'
'
s
tr-iut
:n
ef
from
a
deserleh
1"
fc
m,ai
Utel,t
xours
for
a
true
picture.
pww
Rupert,
b.
c.
th1
TED
OUNRUn.
,sth
d,y
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
Extra
Good
Food
&t
fixtra
Low
Prices
SalU-2-lb.
cartons.
Each
6d
Thrift
tea
Our
new
AQn
Orange
Pekoe.
Lb.
"'
Pearl
Barley
Fresh
4
&
clean
stock.
2
lbs.
M.D
GORMAN
A.
WATT.
O.ficlsl
AdmtaUtrator.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
i
'In
the
sirREME
cotrtT
or
nrtiTin
IULUJIIH.
15
PROBATE
In
thf
MtJtfr
of
the
-Administration
Act"
,
And
In
the
Mat
if
r
of
the
Ettate
ot
John
A.
Sn-anson,
Deceased
TAKE
NOTICE
thut.
hr
nrdrr
at
l
Honor
Judge
W.
E.
Plaher
Loan
Judt
of
th
Supreme
Cburt
of
ErttUh
Columbia
in
and
Tor
the
County
M
Prtnc
Rupert,
I
vas
on
Wednesday,
the
Sth
day
of
October
1938.
appointed
Admin
tatrator
of
the
EsUte
of
the
late
Jobn
A
Sanaon,
Deceaaed
(aomeUmet
knofra
u
John
Alfred
Swanaon)
with
the
wll
annexed.
All
person
having
data
against
the
Estate
are
required
to
pre
nt
tbetn
to
me
property
TerlfJed
on
or
before
the
6th
'day
of
.November
1938.
and
all
penona
Indebted
io
thr
Estat
are
required
to
pay
their
to.
debtedneag
to
me
forthwith
DATED
thU
Sth
day
of
October.
19V.
norman
A.
watt.
Official
AdmlnUtrtiSf
KEN
RAYNER
For
Your
RADIO
SERVICE
.
Modern
fiquiPMEXf
REASO.VABLE
ttATES
Phone
BLACK
lit
Powddr-
PUff
Beauty
Shoppe
PermanenU,
Marcels.
Finger-wayes,
etc.
Children's
Hair
cuta
a
Specialty.
Phone
Green
883
for
Appointment
Muriel
Eby
437
Ith
E.
I
HAWUUtl
AINU
Uandhi's
Mahab
Ch
uaile,
niiLU
is
made
Ufficial
rislian
Vcuth
dcIc(j-
liart
Oa;
Title
of
"Great
;
ETer.:nscn
Friday
Officull,
On
Friday
evening
the
Christian
Youth
Society
held
its
annual
banquet
and
dance
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
with
about
Ihirly-fivp
people
present.
Miss
,
Edith
Johnstone
and
Cliff
Madill
were
In
charge
of
the
evening's
proceedings
and
Lewis
Cromp
acted
as
chairman.
After
a
delightful
dinner.
Miss
Winnie"
Cameron
gave
the
annual
report
which
dealt
with
the
society's
acUvlties
during
the
past
year.
The
past
president.
Ken
Harding,
spoke
of
the
society's
success
during
the
year
and
the
new
president,
Tom
Johnstone
a.ked
for
the
support
of
the
mem
bers
to
help
make
the
eniuing
year
as
successful
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson
gave
a
few
words
of
encouragement
to
the
youn?
people.
'
Cliff
Madill.
as
master
of
ceremonies,
led
the
partv
In
community
singing.
Miss
Joy
Oreen
en-.tertained
with
a
solo
and
a
hil-iarious
duet
was
rendered
by
the
Hamblin
sisters.
The
remainder
BOMBAY.
India,
r
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ordered
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future
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be
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hatma
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a
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and
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and
Mrs
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p;
sail
totncrrow
aftertic
'ala
for
a
trip
to
Vai.
uic
evening
wa
,:jf
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"ng,
novelties
and
x.
adding
to
the
toilltv
The
party
came
:
a
midnight
after
a
guv
t
enjoyable
evening
'
it
"MEN
AT
WORK!"
The
most
cheerful
sign
on
the
road
"MEN
AT
WORK"
is
an
rncoura?in?,
cheerful
sign
upon
the
highway
It
is
the
happiogt
gign
on
the
huines
highway
too.
BiisineM
enterprise,
making
wise
u
of
l.anlin'
frvlce,
is
the
mainspring
df
employment.
The
contractor
repohsihle
for
that
"Men
at
Work"
sign
gets
the
job
of
building
that
stretch
of
hiehwir
ny
lein
the
lowest
responsible
tenderer.
.Vol
for,
dork
h
hkH
the
trtuiy
nwney
to
bur
ad
ihe
lie
fort
to
thtbank
and,
hanng
a.t,
and
a
,.
repufe.
I.on,
ha
nefonate,
$uch
advance
at
he
maneetl.
He
orders
materials.
tU
men
to
ork.
A
the
job
proceed,
engineers'
certificatesenable
him
to
collect
from
those
with
hom
goes
on.
Te
hiphuar
finUhed,
the
bank
is
repaid.
Such
repayment
enable
the
bank
to
Supply
credit
to
other
responsible
borrowers.
A'
manufacturer
pels
a
farpe
order,
ith
an
early
time
limit
for
delivery.
With
only
a
hun-drrd
men,
his
factory
cannot
turn
out
the
articles
within
ihe
time
required
With,
more
men
he
can
drt
it
hut
he
larks
sufficient
cash.
Operating
his
faclory
as
a
going
concern,
with
a
profitable
order
and
having
a
reputation
for
integrity,
he
aske
the
bank
to
lend
him
what
he
needs
to
pay
wages.
The
bank
makes
him
a
loan.
He
takes
on
more
men.
They
get
wages.
The
goods
are
turned
out,
delivered
and
paid
for.
The
manufacturer
repays
the
hank
with
the
agreed
Interest.
He
has
his
profit
and
can
spend
some
money
developing
new
business
to
keep
his
men"
employed
How
dt
a
birtk
make
these
advances
where
does
the
money
come
from
?
Banks,
having
branches
throughout
Canada
mobilize
the
surplus
funds
of
millions
of
depositors.
Urge
and
small,
and,
based
upon
them,
make
credit
available
throughout
the
coun
try
as
may
lie
required.
Millions
of
little
sums
repre-ent
the
toib
production
and
lifetime
savings
of
Canadians
your
fellow-citizens.
Safeguarding
thtse
deposits
Is
the
bank's
first
care
Deposits
of
11,000
or
lesl--most
of
them
much
lessare
owned
by
3J70,O00
out
of
Canada's
4,081,000
savings
dc
positors.
The
total
of
all
bank
savings
deposits
in
Canada
is
nearly
$1,581,000,000
Ihe
aver-age
savings
deposit
in
a
bank
is
only
$387.
Wisely
safeguarded
br
Cana-da
s
chartered
batiks
these
de
posits
furnish
credit
that
keeps
men
at
work"
when
used
by
Canadian
business
and
industry
producing
new
realizable
wealth
from
Canada's
greit
w
sources.
The
country
anJ
all
iu
people
Iienefit.
In
the
field
of
Wincn
df
660,000
"current"
accounts,
596,000
amount
to
$1,000
or
less.
Savings
deposits
are.
primarily,
the
basis
on
which
hanks
ran
make
loans.
Only
the
confidence
of
tlx
people
and
their
willingness
to
leave
their
money
on
deposit,
enable
a
bank
to
lend
nioneT
and
at
small
profit-margin
to
itself
serve
the
community.
We
have
mentioned
the
contractor
and
the
manufacturer.
The
same
process
stimulate
employment
throughout
the
whole
fabric
of
production,
industry
and
commerce.
Loans
to
agriculture
and
f
marketing
agricultural
product
totalled
in
1937.
$88J!9
1.000-9.0
per
cent,
of
all
ordinary
hank
loans
show
n
on
the
return
to
tw
Minister
of
Finance,
Octolper
31st,
1937.
Of
this
sum
$57,490,000
went
to
farmers,
cattlemen
and
fruit
raisers
and
$30,801,000
to
grain
dealers,
seed
merchants
nd
grain
exporters.
Other
bank
loans
went
to
municipalities
and
school
districts:
wholesalers,
retailers,
manufacturers
of
and
dealers
m
lumber,
pulp
and
other
forest
products;
fishermen:
fish
f'
ers
and
curers;
public
utilitif
including
transportation
companies;
stockbrokers
anil
bowl
dealers;
provincial
governments;
mining
men;
churches,
parishes;
hospitals;
and
to
dun-table
and
religious
institutions-Canada's
chartered
banks
uV-fend
and
protect
the
safety
the
funds
of
depositors-
the
millions
of
thrifty
souls
we
have
described,
whose
life-savingi
they
entrust
to
their
banks.
No
Canadian
depositor,
through
the
world.
shaking
events
of
recent
vears,
has
hal
to
fear
for
the
safety
of
a
single
dollar
lodged
with
Canada
chartered
banks.
The
fumls
of
debitors
are
their
own
not
a
poI
frn
which
everybody
may
draw
"
win
fnr
any
and
every
new
ln-anclal
experiment.
THE
CHARTERED
BANKS
.
OF
CANADA
Your
local
branch
bank
manHfer
trill
rW
$lad
to
talk
Unking
xnlh
you.
lit
trill
ba
glad
to
mn$utr
your
quelii.
from
tha
ttandpoint
oj
Mi
oien
riptrience.
The
nett
article
In
ltd,
,,rit$
Watch
It.
trill
appear
In
tiia
nipoer.
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