N'
vember
15.
1940
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
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CITIZEN
TAXPAYER
EM-PL
OYKR
CONSUMER
tnjoys
1
alkies
,
XJ.AVE
you
ever
thought
of
your
bank
as
a
citizen,
taxpayer,
employer
and
consumer?
Your
bank
strives
to
be
a
good
citizen
to
render
a
useful
service
for
a,
moderate
Remuneration.
CAS
A
TAXPAYER,
your
bank
pays
heavy
sums
to
your
community,
your
province
and
the
Dominion
Canada's
chartered
banks
paid
over
$9,000,000
last
year
alone;
$42,000,000
in
the
last
five
years.
C.AS
AN
EMPLOYER
your
bank
and
other
chartered
banks
in
Canada
furnish
employment
to
thousands
of
persons
who
are
an
asset
of
real
value
to
the
Community
and
to
the
Dominion.
The
banks
paid
last
year
over
$35,000,000
in
wages
in
the
last
five
years,
$174,000,000
a
direct
distribution
of
buying
power
all
over
Canada.
The
value
of
the
services
rendered
by
our
men
and
women
workers
cannot
be
appraised
in
dollars.
Their
efficiency,
courtesy
and
integrity
are
largely,
responsible
for
the
goodwill
and
pleasant
relations
between
Canada's
chartered
banks
and
the
people
they
serve.
C.AS
A
CONSUMER
the
bank
is
a
customer
of
your
utilities
water,
light,
power;
it
pays
rent,
boys
fuel,
office
equipment,
telephone
and
telegraph
services,
everything
needed
in
modern
business.
In
war,
as
in
peace,
Canada's
Chartered
Banks
maintain,
uninter
rupted,
their
useful
services
safeguarding
depositors
facilitating
the
nation's
business
looking
forward
to
to
uninter-
i
'
funds;
I
peace
I
J
IL,
with
freedom
as
the
only
sure
basis
of
enduring
prosper
osperity.
THE-CHARTERED
BANKS
OF
CANADA
DOLLAR
""iy
cioths.
Values
up
to
M5.
Dollar
Day,
each
""n
and
cream.
Dollar
Day
special,
2
garments
for
$1.00
r
,
140
U:S'
PALI
UNDEHWEAR
Harvey
Woods,!
nice
weight
fancy
knt
gar-mtnts,
wool
mixture,
snug
fitting
vests
and
Panties,
sizes
small,
medium,
large.
Shades
$1.00
LAMBSDOWN
BLANKETS
t
"Wan
designs
reversible,
assorted
colorings,
ta
good
quality.
5i1
Dllar
Dav
-m,
....
CANADA
'ABLE
TO
I
emphasize
once
more
the
enormous
confidence
ultimate
victory.
taurv
nv
war
FFrnuT1!,,.
n.inorai
nrnrtiictinn
nrt
said:
"In
the
minds
of
those
o
of
.
.
.
(stress
the
view
that
every
encour-who
have
me
falht
conception
ot
(Continued
from
Page
One)
of
business.
Mr.
Jaf
fray-
cited
the
above'
figures
as
indicating
the
ability
of
the
banks
to
handle
the
war
effort
requirements
of
Industry.
"-"-Can
Carry
Program
Turning
to
thei
ability
of
the
country
aj-'a
whole
to
handle
its
war!
effort
he
pointed
out
that
.
govern-
Undemn
ment
war
orders
some,
35.0G0
in
.
.
.
:
:
i
number
piacea
up
w
ine
ena
ot
September,
totalled
$550
million
$410
million
on
Canadian
account,
$140
million
on
British
account
The
figures
covered
aU
purchases
of
munitions,
aircraft,
armaments,
food
and
clothing
and
did
not
in
elude
soldiers'
pay
or
the
$233
mil
lion
of
plant
expansion
which,
with;
other
Items,
brings
Canada's
war
commitments
and
expenditures
to
date
up
to
something
over
a
billion
dollars.
June,
July
and
August
last),
and
with
a
considerable
part
of
war
expenditure
In
the
form
of
wages
aeement
should
be
given
by
our
?
enormous
assey.
uu.
i
w
governments
to
our
mines
to
In,
crease
production.
Inflation
"From
time
tlnued,
"we
effect
that
Canada
should
-resort
to
Inflation,
or
to
one
kind
or
an
other
of
'funny
money'
to
finance
war.
I
cannot
too
strongly
i
any
such
suggestions!
as
not
being
in
trie
best
in-,
terests
of
the
country,
and
because
I
such
experiments
must
Inevitably
carry
with
them
an
aftermath
of.
depression.
Labor
of
every
kind
is
mo
imance
wis
jjru&im
v-"iis
neneath
the
consideration
of
a
loans
had
raised
$500
millions
of
country
such
as
Canada,
and
I
can
new
money;
taxation
and
other
0nly
think
that
these
who
advocate
revenues
had
provided
the
rest.
such
proposals
cannot
realize
what'
"With
the
ever
increasing
develop-,
the
results
would
be.
There
is
only
ment
of
our
natural
resources,
a
favorable
export
trade
balance
of
doing
Its
part
In
the
war
effort
in,
a
whole-hearted
manner,
working1
Ions
hours,
waiving
holidays,.
andl
in
contributing
both
by
Its
efforts
and
with
its
earnings
to
the
country's
need.
To
resort
to
any
expe
dient
that
would
bring
to
working
man
at
the
end
of
finding
its
way
into
the
hands
of
:perlod
of
time,
individuals,
and
available
to
some
extent
for
subscription
to'
further
Dominion
loans
"
Mr.
Jaffray
continued,
"I
am
firmly
cpnvinced
that
Canada
can
handle
Its
war
effort
limited
only
by
ths
"volume
that
can
mechanically
be
produced
and
with-1
out
upset
to
our
national
economy."
i
,
.
Would
Encourage
Mines
States
might
operate
to-
restrict
Canada's
purchases
in
that
country,
the
this
war
another
period
of
depression,:
one
way
In
which
to
finance
this
war,
and
that
is
by
taxation
up
to
nearly
$2000
million
a
year
(It
was,
a
level
beyond
which
it
would
ruin
$45
million
for
the
three
months
of
,
its
own
purfjse,
and
over
and
above
that
by
borrowings,
to
be
paid
from
the
development
of
our
:
unlimited
natural
resources
over'
a
'
Extreme
Taxation
Unwise
"Perhaps
I
might
develop
for
a
moment
the
question
of
taxation
which,
If
carried
to
an
extreme.
nay
produce
results
net
greatly
different
from
the
aftermath
of
inflation.
With
the
increased
vol-
rune
of
turnover
In
nearly
all
bus
Commenting
upon
sugestions
that''"
-.""
must
be
carried
and
an
adverse
balance
with
the
United
.Inventories
Drougni
iurener
m
aavanse.
in.?
present
rate
of
taxation
leaves
to'
the
manufacturer,
wholesaler,
and
.
.
,
i
others,
little
margin
for
Increased
oauuicc
ni
impure
uyer
expurus
u.r-
.....
m
nnrUv
f
CQf
June.
July
and
August
amounting
to
Mrt
'
,
M
$65
million;
He
added:
"but
these
TS.J1V'
.7;-.a"
flgure?
do
not
Include
Interest
pay
ment.
abroad
nor
the
revenue
of!
nub
Kicauv
oui
ui
uuiiicc,
uu
the
total
value
of
our
gold
produc-
Hon
for
the
same
three
months
ex-
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
&
Payne's
Sec
Windows
For
Numerous
Other
Items
of
Outstanding
Value
NOVELTY.
HOUSE
APRONS
Assorted
colors
and
styles
in
good
quality-Prints
and
broadcloths,
fast
'
Q4
AA
colors.
Dollar
Day.
3
aprons
for
Stores
Close
at
fi
O'clock
Saturday
Draperies,
Made
Up
Curtains,
and
Curtain
Fabrics
For
Dollar
Day
40
inch
Drapery
Damask
Fast
colors
In
shades
of
Rose,
Rust.
Gold.
g)g
Per
yard
40
inch
Marquesette
In
a
variety
of
designs,
fast
colors.
v
1,00
4
yards
for
40
inch
French
Fluffy
Dot
Marquesette
Excellent
quality,
fast
1,00
colors.
3
yards
for
v
Fluffy
Dot
Cottage
Sets
and
Bedroom
Curtains-All
ready
to
hang.
Extra
wide
curtains,
standard
lengths
in
a
variety
of
colorings.
$1.00
Set
complete
English
Made
Curtain
Nets
36
inches
wide,
assorted
designs,
good
fl
QQ
quality.
4
yards
for
British
Made
Rayon
Silk
Nets
Assorted
patterns,
wide
widths
in
various
designs.
Values
in
this
lot
up
Q4
QQ
to
65c
yd,
Special,
3
yds
for
36
inch
Figured
Satin
Cambric
Blue,
green,
wine,
black
ground.
Q
QQ
Dollar
Day,
2
yds.
for
v
1
nn.-s'
WOOL
ANKLE
SOCKS
Wool
ankle
socks,
assorted
plain
colors.
All
sizes
in
stock.
$1,00
Dollar
Day,
3
pairs
for
TABLE
CLOTHS
52x52
inches.
Silk
mixed
table
cloths,
asserted
fast
colors.
t?X.UU
04
QQ
Dollar
Day,
2
for
BLOOMERS
and
PANTIES
Harvey
Woods
tailored
panties
and
bloomers.
Lavender
line
non-run,
white
and
tea
rose.
All
sizes.
Q-f
AA
tJJi.UU
Dollar
Day,
2
for
TEA
and
GLASS
TOWELS
Ready
for
use.
Extra
good
quality.
Blue
and
red
check
pattern.
J
QQ
PJ.UV
Special,
Dollar
Day,
6
for
LADIES'
SILK
HOSE
Ladies
silk
hose,
mock
fashioned,
ringless,
assorted
popular
shades.
Sizes
G-
QQ
8V2
to
lqgpollarjpgy,
3
prs.
for
Vi.VU
CHILDREN'S
SOCKS
Samples'pure
"wool
"and
silk
and
wool
socks
In
a
wide
variety
,of
colors.
Regular
value
50c
pair.
,
SIz6s
5.
to
3'.
Dollar
Day,
3
palrsfor
$1.00
CHENILLE
bEDSPREADS
25
only,
assorted
colors,
large
double
bed
size.
80x100
inches.
00
AC
Dollar
Dayeach'l.'i..
u
j7i.tJtr
CHENILLE
BATH
ROOM
SETS
Bath
mat
and
toilet
seat,
as-'
sorted
colors.
Dollar
Day,
set
BOXED
HANDKERCHIEFS
Ladies'
boxed
handkerchiefs
in
a
variety
of
designs,
hand
embroidered.
3
fl
QQ
handkerchiefs
in
box
4
boxes
for
V..vU
me
that
the
Government
in
assess-,!
n
or
frwr
t'OYoHnn
eVinnlrf
fair
.this?
tourist
traffic
noi-do,thev
include
fa;tor
,ntQ
conslderat)oni
as
itj
geld
shipments.
The
first
two
are
,
w0
TOm.otfoWQ
,aoc
nt
J
ter
the
war.
the
business
men
of
i
the
country
were
fated
with
thei
RntorV
I
linrllPfttl
tar
Club-
The
turet
depleted
departt.
eng
yina
so
!n:j
ROiary
LUnCneOn
mass
producti0n
of
motor
cars
as
Planned
so
as
to
reduce
the
use
of
needed
tQ
balanM
thfi
&ccmnC'
-
JJist
thm
J
SUot
en
at
Detroit,
.Michigan.
All
the
man
Potr.
ceiled
also
with
the
accumulation
of
deflation
with
its
accompanying
important
operatioas
at
the
huge
Among
tfie
ests
were
V?
C.
of
American
assets
in
one
form
or.ufferlng
and
unemployment
were
thirty
acre
plant
at
Fort
Rouge
were
n
c,f
another
controlled
by
Canadians
brou?ht
about
even
where
there
illustrated
and
described.
One
par-
""
01
r,""-c
nnd
which
can
also
be
drawn
upon,'had
bsen
no
inflation.".
Teterday
Robert
Parker
put
on
a
tlcular
feature
of
the
series
being
and
s-
J-
Jabour
of
Vancouver,
R.
Jf
necessary,
to
support
6ur
war
ef-'
wiieat
No
Detriment
'"Hag
picture
program
for
the
edi-
the
few
men
seen
at
the
plant.
One
R.
Nlchal
of
Winnipeg
and
Albert
fort.
I
cannot
share
in
these
miS-
Mr.
Jaffray
then
touched
upon
BEDSPUEADS
ISO
snow
white
bedspreads.
Full
size,
Rayon
silk
and
cotton
mixture.
Damask
effect.
Good
weight.
04
QQ
Social,
Dollar
Day.
each
WM.OV
50
DOZEN
PILLOW
CASES
Pull
size
pillow
cases.
Linen
finished,
ready
'tor
use.
Snow
white.
flf
AA
-Dollar
Day,
5
pillow
cases
for
..
VXVV
WHITE
BLANKETS
White
blanket,
part
wool,
finished
In
Angles.
Double
bed
size,
nice
soft
warm
ality,
extra
good
value.
'
CiQC
Dollar
Day,
pair...
tPt.tfO
LADIES'
PRINCESS
SLIPS
All
the
newest
styles
in
satins,
crepes,
and
i
Igard
the
West's
large
crop
as
a
'detriment,
"rather
than
a
bless-
jinsr."
It
had
produced
financing
Sjand
storage
problems
which
an-F
Hher
croo
misht
even
accentuate
ti"but,
in
spite
of
this
I
would
say.
ipitbat
it
Is
my
conviction
that
this
national
weaun
auiea
10
me,
Icountry
Is
a
tremendous
asset,
and
that
In
the
long
run
every
bushel
of
grain
that
we
grow
will
be
needed,
but
it
Is
possible
that,
for
the
next
year
or
two,
a
percentage
of
switching
from
wheat
to
feeding
j
grains
many
be
In
the
best
inter
est
oi
our
iarmers.-Mr.
Jaffray
decried
any
Impres
sion
that
bank
earnings
are
largely
Increased
as
a
result
of
war.
Notwithstanding
higher
current
loans,
federal
taxation
had
practically
doubled,
provincial
taxes
had
not
been
reduced,
and
any
small
margin
of
added
earnings
that
might
be
left
in
the
banks
would
not
be
too
large
to
provide
for
unavoidable
losses
In
the
after;war
industrial
adjustment.
"I
cannol
see
where
the
banks
stand
to
gain"
said
the
president.
Praises
Bank
of
Canada
Touching
the
Bank
of
Canada
and
the
Foreign
Exchange
Control
Board.
Mr.
Jaffray
declared
that
they
nad
both
done
an
efficient,
farsighted
Job
and
If,
particularly
in
the
realm
of
exchange
(control,
individuals
considered
their
personal
liberties
infringed,
"T
would
only
say
to
them
that
nothing
has
been
done
which
is
not
in
the
best
Interests
of
the
icountry,
and
of
the
freedom
of
the
world,
and
that
their
Individual
inconveniences
are
a
minor
matter."
Mr.
Jaffray
closed
with
a
note
of
Commercial
Hotel
Prince
Rupert
Thoroughly
Renovated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
in
Rooms
Inner
Spring
Mattfesses,
for
Beds
Harbor
View
ALEX
FRUDHOMME
Proprietor
He
are
converted
into
on:
us
I
An
0LD-FASHI0HES
bottle
and
fan
oM-fadMon&r
rmdm
ma
chine
Dent
on
crushir
i.;ir
cm-mies,
the
end
will
rxne
speedily,
and
the
las:
vcr.'jj
of
tehtlaL
of
the
British
Empire.
and.Hitlerism
will
be
wir:
1
t
.to
thi
.with
-the-resources
-of
other
friend,
face
of
the
arth.
Lt
u-
tWt
l.
notions
ln14(niT
mi
4Tltvl-
!
tYin
fiv
will
Tint
bp
t&Vl''
.
'SJ
nnil
"Funny
Mfttifv
'
"""""""s
,
"17
,
.
ana
runny
money
,,....
-
nmU
ni
h
irf1l-Ki"P8.
it
wme,
ne
con-
.
.
j
m
i
u
-.,
,.77i.Mr
hear
suggestions
to
the
?h;n?T?J
P5
?
OTWr
J"!?
a"
Tr
"
"
"
10
me
iinai
outcome,
unce
vficsc
wuiiu.
-si.
alK
this
streamlined
age,
there
is
sound
thqught
$hjjM
behind
the
determination
of
Macdpnald
Greenlees
of
Leith,
Scotland,
to
continue
to
ship
Grand
Old
Parr
Whisky
to
all
countries
of
the
world
in
the
old-fashioned
untippable
bottle.
In
far-off
lands
where
house
servants
do
not
always
read
English
labels,
the
squat
brown
flagon
serves,
to
identify
at
a
glance
this
famous
product
from
Scotland.
The
bottle
is
the
guarantee
of
the
genuine
imported
Grand
Old
Parr
Scotch
Whisky.
Macdonftid
Greenlees
Ltd.
Leith,
Scotland
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
'of
British
Columbia
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