5?
Don't
Buy
Your
SLIPPERS
Until
You
Hare
Seen
the
Finest
Selection
o(
Slippers
Ever
Shown
In
Prince
Rupert
DAILY
Kill
I
mv.uuiaiuh,
We
have
just
received
600
pairs
of
Ladies',
Men's,
Boys',
Misses'
and
Children's
Slippers
In
all
the
very
latest
styles,
colors
and
variety
of
qualities
to
suit
everyone.
Paris
Maid,
Steel
Arch,
Rib,
Crepe,
Velvets,
Satins,
Kids
in
all
Colors.
Mules,
Dorsay's
and
Opera
and
Moccasin
styles
and
Felts.
-
.
Your
Headquarters
For
Slippers
Is
Here
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avtnue
fl.
F
PULLEN
-
Managing-Editor
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
I
Circulations
VVfjnesday,
November
30,
1939.
"To
take
5000
lives,"
Pestilence
replied.
ft
RECEPTION
TENDEREII
AKMT
HEAD;
.
(Continued
from
Pane
One)
Jf?
Commissioner
and
Mrs.
Carpenter.)
2
'
city
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
paid-3
tribute
to
the
work
of
the
Army.
2
particularly
in
connection
with
so:
lal
service.
Here
In
Prinze
Rupert
i
it
had
been
of
invaluable
assistance!
ft
In
meetin?
local
problems.
It
wasj
jj:
always
on
tne
marcn.
always
rcay:
for
a
fight
and
always
ready
to
I"ok
3
after
its
camp
followers.
Since
the
3
early
days
it
had
been
doing
good
f
work
in
Prince
RuDert.
f
i
Tlr
Jnomh
T
Mnnrtv
pctPPinprt
It
an
honor
in
being
aJwclnted
with
tne
welcoming
of
the
distinguished
-
visitors.
The
spirit
of
tru?
Chrlrt-
lanity
was
exemplified
by
the
Salvation
Army
in
Its
unselfish
work
of
extending
the
helping
hand
of
,
brotherly
love.
The
salt
of
the
earth,
Army
people
had
brought
happlnes
not
only
In
Prince
Ru-.
pert
but
throughout
the
world
through
its
ministrations
to
the
unfortunate.
Dr.
Mandy
presented
to
Mrs.
Carpenter
a
handsome
polished
ro;k
as
a
significant
memento
oi
ner
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
Vote
of
Thanks
Also
heard
briefly
were
Ex-Mayor
COMING
ACTIVITY
M
M
Stephens
and
P.
H.
Clnzey,!
Mr-
Stephens
proposed
a
vote
of
.
,
,
i
mt.
K.
seems
as
if
we
were
on
the
upgrade.
The
present
thanks
to
commissioner
and
Mrs.
year
has
beaten
all
records
for
several
years-in
the
matter!
carpenter.
in
doing,
he
said
it
of
building
permits.
After
the
beginning
of
the
new
year;
was
a
pleasure
for
him
to
add
his
worn
wm
commence
on
tne
Duiiumg
oi
me
new
sieei
Darge'""""'
"
at
the
drydock
and
the
C.N.R.
steamers
will
also
take'0'.1
their
annual
overhaul
at
the
same
place.
Work
is
to
be:round
from
personal
experience
ai-carried
out
on
the
new
forts
and
it
is
understood
the
air
ways
ready
to
respond
to
every
can.
defences
here
are
to
proceed
soon.
At
least
one
business!10
nlm
the
practical
religion
of
the
block
is
to
be
erected
earJv
in
the
new
year
and
we
are
all
Army
waa
the
riht
k,nd
r
uon.
hopeful
-that
the
government
will
grant
us
that
steamship
ffLu
itSZilfc
vpte
subsidy
and
make
use
of
the.grain
elevator.
That
should
nTtti
"olor
theTt
mean
real
activity.
;
work
of
the
Army.
i
An
interesting
feature
of
the
ev-
JUST
A
FOLK
TALE
I
eninB's
proceedings
was
the
making.'
An
Arab
folk
tale
relates
that
Pestilence
once
met
a!!IJ,5uJ"Knfrr
nA
Mrs-
Carpenter
by
Rev.
W.
H.
enrsvan
..non
f
fco
Hoovf.urov
t
Raln,1
wi,
i,j
ft,
T
,
.
7,
J
""6"'
""ji
aoivcu
me
mce,
veteran
native
missionary.!
n.i(u
tuici,
iiiusi
yuu
iiu&ien
to
oaguau
:
Mr.
pierce
made
quaint
and
hum-
I
orous
remarks.
Mrs.
Carpenter
re-
Upon
the
way
back
from
the
City
of
the
Caliphs,
Pes-!ce,ved
a
natlve
fru,t
sPn
made
of
tilence
and
the
caravan
met
aeain.
"You
deceived
me,"
thelJE
7"?
chief
said
angrily.
"Instead
of
5000
lives,
you
took
50,000!"
fish
spoonof
n
COMMUNISM'S
NEW
NOTE
tcr
was
given
a
native
crvwvn
nf
tvi
nnla
iay,
sam
restience.
"rive
thousand
and
not
onet
The
musical
part
of
the
evening's
more.
It
Was
Fear
who
killed
the
rest"
program
included
selections
by
the
.
ranee
Rupert
Philharmonic
Or
chestra
under
direction
of
A.
C.
Cameron;
violin
duet
by
Miss
Nellie
A
letter
published
today
in
defence
of
Communism
wrence
and
a.
c.
Cameron;
ac-j
strikes
m
a
new
note
in
Communistic
literature.
It
is
a
mo.
companied
by
Miss
Eileen
Hambiin.
del
for
newspaper
correspondence,
polite
and
logical
anc
fnd
vocal
80108
by
Mrs-
JarvU
Mc
the
copy
plainly
typed.
can?ompinv!ed.b'r
Mls
Mary
i
j
i
t
j
jv
Ym
.
I,,,
,
,
.
belle
Stiles.
The
hymn
"Onward
Communistic
policy
is
controlled
by
the
Comintern
christian
soldiers-was
used
in
op-'
at
Moscow
which
is
under
the
heel
of
Lenin,
the
greatest
ening
the
meeting.
Rev.
j.
c.
Jack-
and
most
drastic
of
world
dictators.
According
to
a
dec-
son
P"101"
ot
nrst
united
Chur-h
laration
of
policy
issued
within
the
year,
it
still
believes
and
Presldent
of
the
P"nce
Rupert
in
and
fosters
world
revolution.
Evidently
orders
hav
2!?dH
Sn'
Jhe
been
issued
to
pipe
down
on
the
revolutionary
nart
of
policy
and
to
pose
as
a
democratic
institution,
which
it
ii
church,
pronounced
the
benedic-not.
Its
policy
is
that
of
Russia,
including
the
dictator-
tlon-
'
Ship
of
the
proletariat,
such
as
is
the
dictatorship
of
Srp.
Commissioner
Carpenter
express-1-
lin.
Since
the
promulgation
of
the
so-called
democratic
tiTlT"
f3"
fr
constitution
in
Rus.ia,
Stalin
has
tightened
his
hold
in-
l'T'S1?
bteau
oi
loosening
u.
ii
remmas
one
very
much
of
th
the
orchestra
and
the
artists.
formation
of
the
new
constitution
in
Italy,
except
that
the
:
constitution
is
more
democratic
with
the
dictatorship
rp
TeiTaCe
Cnurcli
more
stern.
vnun.fi
Propaganda
is
being
poured
out
of
Russia
in
favor
of
U9l,Jflfl
Uw
J
the
present
Soviet
dictatorship
and
almost
as
much
on
the
"
drQ""
nOnOl
cQ
other
side.
We
have
neither
time.
or
inclination4n
read
:
trip
nMn,!
11..
U
!
"
TERRACE,
Nov.
30-rAt
the
An-
r
"f.",uk
j-aonmany
jl
jh.
Ufj.s.
oilcan
Phnrfh
tfall
m
q,(
..
.
Bible
to
eet
a
more
or
less
true
picture
of
present
condi-
tleXevZZt'n
a
tiqns.
Those
favoring
communism
refuse
to
hear
anv-
presentation
was
made
to
aeorw
thing
atrainst
the
present
bureaucracy
there
while
thocC'Dover
who
ha
Krytd
8t-
M1'
opposed
refuse
to
believe
any
good
of
the
countrv
Wo
tll;iws'
church
as
vlcar'
warden,
are
of
pninion
that
the
present
dictatorship
may
prove
beneficial
in
the
long
run
In
the
meantime,
just
as
in
ui
TtoZ
oi
VS
2SeS.nd
v..i
...n.
v.t
i
iiictuj
uui
uuici
uiv-icii
ui
siiij
pounirie.0.
trie
awo
a
purse'.
develonments
are
proceedinir
ranidlv.
In
Rnssin
Ptiun
ev.
u.
a.
mnchlfle,
in
making
tion
of
a
kind
in
on
the
inpronKP
Af
nnVnfn
v,
1
the
oresentatlon,
took
the
ODDOr
I
lie
fact
that
much
of
what
they
read
is
false
may
not
wedding
day.
matter
much.
All
this
is
at
the
price
of
tremendous
sac-
Mrs-
"inchiffe
and
the
ladies
of
rificef
on
the
part
of
all
of
the
people
except
members
of
the
Anllcan
Auxiliary
rved
a
the
socialist
bureaucracy.
The
country
is
still
verv
hart.
upper1
10
e
n"mbcrt
of
pop'
ward
and
is
bound
to
remain
so
for
manv
decades
l
KU&'
had
In
Canada
we
Want
no
dictatorships,
and
no
under-
in
the
evening
a
pleasant
social
hand
propaganda
emanating
from
other
countries
tlme
wa
spent
with
games,
etc.
ttS6
Watlt
a
reV1Uti"
SUCh
38
that
Preached
by
The
Dally
rws
1.
an
A.
B.
C.
-TtnrYoAiit
.Ttrs
Man
in
the
Moon
As
long
as
he
does
not
get
more
han
a
year
ahead.
Jake
will
be
all
right
because
he
never
had
on
relief
married
children.
to
enroll
people
under
Christ's
ban
People
npr
UrV
ilsJc
vou
to
nnv
Odd
to
Hiere
seems
to
be
an
Idea
heard
roaming
that
he
went
out
and
a
widow
with
thre
often
are
lost
the
mountains.
bless
our
simple
ministry
and
to
n
"treet
cornets
that
Prince
Rn-
known
people
to
get
lost
ft
assist
us
In
our
endeavour
to
set
up
li
going
to
be
a
busy
place
middle
of
a
rpeech
or
sermon.
ft
1
ft
ft
the
Kingdom
of
Ood
Upon
erth,".nt
year.
.Mrs.
uarpenier
-'
Mrs.
Carpenter
spoke
briefly
and'
n
the
strength
of
the
coming
appreciatively
on
local
matters.
She
Iprosperlty,
Jake
says
he
has
al-had
been
Impressed
with
the
beauty
.ready
started
to
spend
next
yeai
of
Prince
Rupert
and
particularly
Income.
'
the
surroundings
of
the
Army
Clta.
del
here.
"Much
of
the
trouble,
of
i
the
world
today."
Mrs.
Carpenter
said
"was
that
people
were
going
their
own
way
Instead
of
in
the
way
Christ
would
have
them
go.
Don't
be
afraid,
particularly
you
young
people,"
she
admonished
"to
put
your
lives
in
the
hands
of
Ood."
Alone
on
the
mountain
wild
and
bare
Alo"e
with
nothing
to
take
but
air
Alone
where
the
atmosphere
i:
rare
Oh,
why
did
they
lose
themselv.
up
there?
Vou
may
have
heard
of
the
glr.
much
to
spend
even
In
good
timer,
who
wanted
her
father
to
sentf
her
U,
the
University.
He
did
not
I
was
reading
yesterday
about
want
to
do
sq
but
she
said
1
the
man
who
was
so
used
to
beln;;
he
did
not
send
her
she
get
married
and
then
he
might'
hate
aeveral
to
keep.
8h
la
ai
college.
I
without
-What
I
have1
golf?
in
the
Induced
Dot
Ui
take
up!
She
read
of
somebody
In
Africa'
finding
a
diamond
In
the
roueh."
i
Attractive
Young
Ml.s:
"I'm1
looking
for
something
particularly
nice
for
a
young
man."
Salesman:
"Have
you
looked
lu
the
mirror-
4
"Well,
Son.",
wrote
the
fond
mother
to
her
holdler
son.
"I
hope
you
have
been
punctual
In
rtslnt
every
morning
so
that
you
h.aven'1
kept
the
regiment
waiting
break
would
i
fast
for
you."
i
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1938
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8,377,574.84
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