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DAILY
KHW1I
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PAGE
TwO
MISS
ATLANTA
Walking
Oxfords
With
all
the
zip
of
style
trends
plUs.
'comfort
and
dependability.
EbVheel
to
low
cuban.
Widths
A
to
D.
We
can
highly
recommend
these
shoes.
Priced
From
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
BIG
BAZAAR
IS
Anrfhal
Affair
of
Catholic
Ladies
Is
Again
Centre
of
Attractions
For
Twd
Days
ronized
as
usual
was
the
annual:
two-day
Catholic
bazaar
which'
concluded
last
night
with
thei
carrying
out
of
the
drawings
Tor
the
raffle
prizes.
General
convenor
i
was
Mrs.
.Charles
Balagno.
The!
lows:
Tea
Room
Mrs.
M.
P.
MeCaf-fery;
pouring,
Mrs.
James
Mc-Nulty
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
Nlckerson;
serviteurs,
Mrs.
F.
St.
Amour,
Mrs.
Harry
Thrupp,
Mrs
James
Forman,
Miss
Piilmira
Astorl,
Miss
Agnes
Turgeon'i
Miss
Olive
Van
Cooten,
Miss
C
Cavenalle
and
Miss
Gertrude
Turgeon;
cashier,
Mrs.
E.
J.
Fltzpatrlck;
tea
cup
reading,
Mrs.
P.
Doheity.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
P.
J.
Mc-Cormick
antf
Mrs.
Arthur
Murray.
Sewing
Mrs.
Henry
Doiron
and
Mrs.
Leo
Doiron.
Hot
Dogs
Mrs.
J.
A.
Smith.
Mrs.
Joseph
Garon
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Blaln.
Fiih
Pond
Mrs.
Louis
Amadio
and
Mrs.
M.
Millet.
Candy
Mrs.
William
Brass,
Miss
E.
Gillies
and
the
Misses
Balagno.
Kitchen
Mrs.
"Bussanlch,
Mrs.
Dominate
and
Mrs.
Sylvester.
Tickets
Mrs.
O.
P.
Lyons.
Bingo
Jack
Walshe.
Eugene
Thli
Adtl-rliaetijtnt
la
hot
'publlibed
or
displayed
by
the
LlqnOf
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia.
success
msp
Successful
and
generally
pat
HALIBUT
REGULATIONS
The
prosecution
now
proceeding
in
a
local
court
whereby
sixteen
Canadian
boats
are
charged
with
illegal
fishing
in
Area
No.
2
after
the
fishing
there
had
been
closed
by
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
brings
to
affair
took
place
in
the
school
hall.i
jan
fjeet
n
favor
of
the
Ami-
artistically
decorated
for
the
occasion.
Others
In
charge
were
as
fol
Fltzpatrlck
and
Harry
Astorl.
For
social
affairs
jn
connection
em
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
with
the
affair
Johnny
Comndlna
won
by
V.
Dcdd,
No.
50.
was
master
of
ceremonies.
Results
of
Raffles
The
raffle
resulted
is
follows:
$50
in
cash,
M.
P.
Doherty.
No.
377.
$lS
in
cash,
1
C.
Denis;
Nb.
727.
$25
in
cash,
E.
Anderson,
No.
.
$i6
in
ca'sh,
Rev.
Father
Carpen-tier,
No.
646.
$H)
in
cash,
Mrs;
George
Thain;
No.
681.
$5
In
cash.
J.
Krause,
No.
1053
can.
The
International
FisMeries
Commission
will
shortly
be
engaged
in
giving
the
annual
overhaul
to
the
regulations
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
it
will
find
It
possible
to.
In
at
least
a
measure,
so
revise
the
regulations
as
to
give
the
Prince
Rupert
fleet
a
better
break.
Otherwise
the
operators
may
feel
constrained
to
over
the
head
of
the
Com'rriis-sion
in
its
representations.
fr-tainlv.
it
anpears
that
evervbody
In
Prince
Punert
will
he
the
raln-er
if
something
ran
be
accom-plishe'
slonr
this
line.
It
should
h?
mirfe
clear
that
there
Is
no
idea
in
the
remarks
contained
here
of
influencing
the
court
one
wiv
or
another
on
?
matter
which
is
subjudice.
We
a'e
merelv
discussine
the
merits
of
thf.
rerulations
as
they
stand
and
ther
i
nn
Inintion
to
rleal
with
their
iudirial
Me
rnretation
or
annliratinn
which
is
a
duty
entirely
for
the
court
without
any
ertraneou:
advice.
Pair
of
Holler
Skates,
donated
by
Kalen
Hardware,
won
by
Capt.
Henry
Doiron.
No.
2.
Piltov
S8fN,
dutMted
by
Mrs
iiariy
Thrtpp.
won
Sff
Z,Qsa
Leona
Parker.
N.
35.
Box
of
Candy,
donated
by
Sisters
of
St
Joseph.
on
by
Mrs
O.
P.
Lyons.
N.
13.
Dolt's
Heme,
'w
by
Mrs.
F.
St.
Amour,
No.
3.
Case
of
umc,
donated
by
Borden
Bed
Spread,
donated
by
M'rs.
M.,MUk
Co.,
won
en
btngo
table.
P.
McCaffery.
won
by
Mrs,
P.
J.;
Ham,
donated
by
SterHng
Mar-McCortnlck,
No.
81.
'
et,
won
by
j.
Obochlna.
No.
16.
Seven
podnds
df
Butter,
donated
;
Vanity
Case,
donated
by
D.
Elio,
by
Valentin
Dairy,
won
by
Joseph
won
by
Ted
Smith.
Garon,
No.
48.
Five
Pounds
of
Coffee,
donated
Sdlad
Bowl,
donated
by
Mrs.
'by
W.
H.
Malkln
Co..
won
by
Mrs.
Rock,
won
by
R.
Murray,
No,
4fc
0.
W.
Nlckerson.
Bedroom
Lamp,
donated
by
dor-1
Case
of
Milk,
donated
by
Pacific
don's
Hardware,
woh
by
James
Milk,
wdn
by
Wilfrid
McLean,
No.
McNulty.
No.
100.
'25.
Ton
of
Coal,
donated
by
Albert
Crocheted
Tea
Cloth,
donated
by
ti
McCaffery.
wbh
b
Mrs.
William
Mrs.
M.
Miller,
won
by
Miss
Olive
Murray,
iio;
90,
.Van
Cooten.
Radio
Lamp,
donated
by
North-j
Electric
Toaster,
donated
by
Oo-.
..
j.
-
v
.-.
don
and
Anderson,
won
by
Miss
"
i
Mary
Miller,
No.
5.
,
x
lie
oviccu,
uuiiau
uy
sna
Kenzle's
Furniture
Store,
wort
by
M.
P.
McCaffery,
No.
8.
Baby
Set,
donated
by
Mrs.
A.
Ddminato,
won
b
Lirry
Warner,
No,
28.
BRITAIN
IN
CUBA
!
HAVANA.
October
13:
(CP)
Vic-
'tdr
A,
L.
Mallett,
counsellor
to
the
(British
Embassy
at
Washuigton,
has
been
appointed
Envoy
Extraordinary
ahd
Minister
Plenipoten-'tlary
to
Cuba
to
succeed
H.
A.
Grant
Wilson,
retiring
this
year.
Most
people
ads.
Do
you?
read
the
classified
SHIP
IN
NAZI'S
WAR
TROUBLE
TAX
TAKES
Princess
Adelaide
in
Iltmcuiues
tJoirh
Coast
and
Unable
to
Continue
Transfer
Made
GP.R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
.
-.
it
.11
Capt.
William
Hugnes.
orainaruy,
due
id
arrive
here
this
aherriban;
from
Vancouver
and
Ocean
Fans.
Is
in
difficulties
near
Port
McNeill.
above
Alert
Bay,
and
is
unable
to
MISSION
Presbyterian
mission
boat
Princeton
ran
aground
in
heavy
seas
the
fore
discussion
of
the
regu-
.northwest
of
here
on
an
islet
In
lations
as
a
whole
which
the
lo-
,Lynn
Canal
entrance,
forcing
two
and
three
girls
from
Indian
cal
boat
owners
and
fishermen
men
an
are
unanimous
in
claiming
work
'orphanage
to
camp
ashore
over-a
night.
Caot
John
Falconer
remaln-
real
hardship
upon
the
Canad-
i
iea
acKxiru.
GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY
BIG
SLICE
New
Levies
On
Incomes,
Food
And
ftrink
Make
Burden
Heavier
By
VINCENT
HON
AN
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
anclal
...
burden
.
of
-
ine
.
war
hangs
.
continue?
her
-
norinwara
voyage.
-
t,
nn
,h
nermlnwite-
Accordlng
to
ward
received
at
local
rarner
than
u
does
the
Cana-offices
of
the
cdmpany
pawensers.
dUa
mA
hg
dUxen
Ql
Great
Brl.
mall
and
perlh;ibl
caro
are
.
transferred
to
the
Union
steamer
Jn
olfrmdny,
'
bettJre
special
war
Catala
which
will
bring
them
to
.
.
-h
M
th
5
ner-
thelr
hbrthlrh
flestlnaUdrtS.
arriving
cenl
of
the
Workers
average
earn-;
here
Sunday
night.
nln
f
iowed
Into
the
Reich
treas-
.Tne-Aaeiaiae
gnranoea
near
rur
f
income
tax.
social
Insur
M:NeilI
and
floated
free
from
the
ance.
disability
"
fund
last
Feb-.
ruary.
shows
that
at
that
time
a!
bachelor
paid
tales
as
high
as
55
percent
of
his
salary.
A
married
couple,
childless
after
five
years.
ried
couples,
a
recent
war
Increase
(CP)
The
on
Income
tax
took
the
form
tjf
a
0
percent
surtax
on
the
normal
tax
payable.
The
tax
rate
scales
upward
from
three
percent
on
Income
above
the
exemption
rate.
Under
this,
the
unmarried
Canadian
earning
$3,000
a
year
pays
$84
tax.
His
first
$1,000
Is
exempt
He
pays
three
percent
on
the
first
;
$1,000
over
the
exemptlbh
and
four
percent
on
the
second
$1,000,
.
a
total
of
$70.
The
20
per
cent
sur-
tar
would
raise
this
to
M4.
MACCLESFIELD.
England.
Octo-
Oreat
Britain's
wartime
basic
Inter
13:
CPI
Children
from
large
come
tax.
highest
in
history.
Is
35
centres
evacuated
to
Cheshire
are
rercent
for
the
remainder
of
the
(being
Instructed.
In
nature
study,
current
fiscal
year
with
exemp-'Some
have
never
been
in
the
tlons
of
$447
for
single
and
$760
;
country
previously
and
they
know
for
childless
married
persons.
Next
little
of
wild
life.
year"
the
tax
will
be
37b
percent
dam
3
?zmgi
klKit
vil
la
awliJf
Scotch
.
.
"
"
(
FRIENDSHIP'S
needs
arc
few,
but
fine.
In
the
club-house,
lodgf
or
private
sanctum
,
.
.
wherever
men
meet
In
friendly
union
.
.
.
Grant's
is
offered
and
i
cceptta
With
unhesitating
assurance.
Universally,
men
tike
Grant's
(or
granted.
Grant's
LfQUEUrt
SCOTCH
TAKE
WHISKY
$3.75
This
adverflierrient
li
not
published
or
displayed
by
ihe
Liquor
tbhirol
Bdafd
6r'by
tHi
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Just
Arrived!
A
laree
shipment
of
Patter-son's
Ca'ndies
Jxk
assurtrrfent
to
choose
rdrh
arid
guaranteed
fresh
Mtisskm's
Confectionery
NEW
ROYAL
J
Zarelll
Proprietor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
h6me"
lUtea
$1.00
up
SO
Rooms
Hot
ii
CcM
Wa'te'r
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
lit
.frivrar
income
tax
in
the
United
Kl&SBom
wis
274
Preent
J
C.ffman's
Estra
Taxe
Income
taxes
are
only
one
of
the
German's
worrle.
in
aaaiwu..
he
must
dig
down
for
a
percent
special
tax
on
ter
and
t-
bacco.
a
mark
a
douh?
ehampagne.
and
for
a
sliding
tax
of
from
four
to
55
perctnt
of
ui-
come
Ux
for
able-bodied
men
up
to
25
who
have
not-
be
drafted
into
the
army.
Special
war
taxes
in
drn
Bri-1
tain
which
hit
the
man
to
the
BERLIN.
October
13:-Th
tin-,
,
,
.
three
cents
on
I
...
.
AA
a
large
drink
of
whisky,
bdoui
dm
cents
on
a
gallon
of
wine,
two
cerits
a
pound
on
sugar
and
tnre
cerits
on
each
ounce
of
tobacco.
Canada's
special
war
taxes
increased
(he.
price
of
"hard"
tQuor
by
about
35
cents
for
a
zo-wjiw
bottle.
Tobacco
prices
wre
boost-
i&
five
cents
a
pound
and
cigar-,
..
ti
thmiMnd
There
la
a
payments.!
......
mh
Hrinki
and
;
.
,
.
t..
t
At.
.
.
I
11CK14KW4V
v"
"
I
snore
unaer
ner
own
power
ou
uic
ck
benefit
dhd
fees
for
"UDor
,
against
the
raw
mat-'
high
tide
early
today.
Capt
Hughes
rripiilBersitip.
for
manu(Kturln
the
pro-
j
later
wired
company
of
flclals
Stat-
outbreak
of
the
ar.,4uct.
while
tea
and
coffee
bear
I
lng
that
the
ship
was
afloat
bvlt
he
a
EUrtax
of
50
percent
of
the
regu-a
rUme
lmp0it
rjf
up
to
10
cents
did
not
mention
damage
which
is
iar
income
tax
ha
been
Imposed.
nd
Electricity
and
gas
bills
,
believed
to
be
confined
to
the
rud-
flasic
rates
of
the
German
In-
flrp
to
an
cUht
mntnt
Ider.
The
vessel
will
be
towed
to
COIrle
tax
schedule
have
not
been
ft.
nrf
-.nned
fish
and
Victoria
by
the
Salvage
King
which
published
but
a
revision
of
two
,ted
and
ed
meats.
'
PIlOrilESlED
IN
1331
VERSAILLES.
October
13:
CP
nvmn
i
nnftl
TTirv
a
....
-
.i.iMnm
at
-a
orome
piaque
uwmm
KUINS
raUlVyUiliV
AllKUUINU
.
...
f
Income
T
over
1
100
side
the
swatlska
of
Nazi
Oerman
pereent
on
joint
and
Qn
olhcf
and
marks
about
57501
.
hammer
of
Soviet
Russia
and
the
Church
Vessel
Comes
(o
Grief
Dur-
In
Canada,
wiv
-
e
there
faf
an
date
1W
was
founti
in
thf
ham
lng
S'iorm
on
Islet
at
Ehtrlnce
'
exemption
of
$1,000
for
single
per-
Qt
a
German
newspaper
corres-Of
tyhn
Canal
sons
and
$2,000
for
chlldleSi
rrtar-
ponjent
here
JUNEAU.
Oct
13
I
If
vou
are
uffer
Iss
from
Atthma,
Hay
I
Fever
or
Bronchial
trouble.
Inhale
the
fumea
of
Kellogg'a
Asthma
Re
lief.
You
will
get
eaay
relief.
For
over
RJ
yeara
this
famous
herbal
preparation
baa
benefited
thousand
of
offerer.
Tear
ir4
Hon
AVTHm
MUIF
an
11.00
itf
ti.
trUl
1
.
,
obulaabla
(1m
la
duiu
form.
Ftfl
SALI5
FOR
SALE
McClary
range,
grey'
enamel
finish,
almost
new.
Complete
with
oil
burner.
$75.
Stamford,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
tf
NEW
American
stamps
for
sale.
ones
and
threes.
Dally
News
tf
FOR
SALE
Whole
chimney
sweep
lng
oUtflt.
cbmplete.
Apply
Zum
khr
at
hospital.
tf
'
FOR
8ALE
Rex
bowling
alleys.
For
i
particulars
apply
Old
Empress
Hotel.
an
FOR
SALE
Trio
of
thoroughbred
white
New
Zealand
rabbits,
j
cheap.
A.
rttisseli.
Inverness
Can-Lhery.
.
239
'WORK
WANTED
TWO
girls
want
housework,
apply
E.
Stephens
and
D,
Johnson,
chid.
Rooms...
242)
,
FOUND
Manchester
terrier,
fe-'
male
with
filack
body,
tan
feet
and
white
walstcdat.
inquire
Daily
.News.
ftf
.
WANTED'
,
WANTED
Ward
Maid,
apply
Hos-f
pital.
(243)
CENTRAL
HOTEL
iidoSlS
and
CAFK
Pbone
SI
For
Best
Household
Coal
Mlt8.
C.
E.
BLACK
Next
Time
Vou
Ask
For
Stove
Polish
Say
H
ijpnpwFOU
HOT
JC4
1
STOVES
At
All
B.C.
Stores
SPLL
IT
BACKWARDS
"And
you
let
the
word
MILK",
oomta
,..
'
EUt'.the
Bordeo
Cow.
"And
that
iTuii
KUM
It
pure,
fresh,
whole
milk
with
.7,
cream
left
in,
powdered
by
rnn..ui4'
natural
moisture
com
tot.
Simply
u
to
coU
watrr
whisk
with
a
beatn
t
"
you
have
an
Initant
supply
of
cream
y
'
ued
whole
milk.
I
can't
rccoramer..!
w.
'
,
bcttet
for
baby,
boroe
or
camp.
"
""
KLlM
m
"If
it's
Borden's
it's
GOT
to
be
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