! V lPTOBER I 13!l. THE DAILY NEWS 'ORY MEET I AT TERRACE ...... i cnirit Prince Kert Terrace Road As Post- 1 War Project LhRa'E 0:ober 20:-Wlggs IK.... .. Skecna, held his E ; a-oi mc::ing atTerrate XT-lo nilJ ,ii James iicaui. unu IT fv ,.K Doekrlll of Telkwa. . ciimiurt. There was a . .,ad Dres?nt. including St"cfJ -hf Conserve Ira element ffl:my wn "e,uu kU it a r 3 rent complexion, jlt!;- o) a ditf jnonr. Hp s veraj election iru-, ;es he uiu! uuiSLanainB was , o rod Mr. O'Neill would hp hiahwav completed itu-yen and Hazel ton by a -oin-ac-t lie wcuia aiso dc ,rlf. i np rroverament Danus- nway to transport rare een T"rrace and the coast at nee Hi:;.'' irjanr- ar inevitaDic posi- i, dctu-'- Mr u weiu wouia n T"f se-Pnti'e Hubert ,jiwa "! !r serve ar a line .,. .v emr.ujymeni to ue-i2e3 . :3ier. ORGANIZING OF CADETS Of Mi-nary District Con-Vffrs IGffictr Willi I-ocal And Stewart I Authorities fii -luise or a nortnern tpu) fa -ne purpose of organlz- Ms iir raining among High ISchoc. ooya. Major W. D. Orltch- I ; ley ci Victoria. :adet officer for J;Lj 0: -rtct No. 11, spent the jKtX-e::? o thr city, galling this io-ir.;: n the Catala to make fie :u::d n: to Stewart and le- Iffer! cam On the teamcr at tte-j ;lu Major Crltehley svs- a onference with a view I I ! I I sdP! corps being" formed ' jDr".- p week-end In Prince ujen Mai::) i.ntcniey conierrea i.-.-) educational authoritl jr. Cf cauer of cadet drganiza- Whc.ner or not the corps iff tj oe of naval, army or air ttt u a matter to be decided jxz.1 choice Major Crltehley l&: cnirred yesterday afternoon r.. the iocai branch of the. Navy: Usae oi Canada which sponsors fce Pnr.:-p Rupert Sea Cadet I Through Valley To Better Days' pristian Hope And Belief Firm toundat inn Vnm Giirmnunt nir ' I Throueh uui iiiuuiiuii Trial And Despair na tribulation may well lead to! fV highway to brighter and bet-1 Ft flays, suggested Rev. A. F. Mac-1 r-vv., ,n we morning sermon to U congregation of First Presby-.Krtan Church yesterday. The ef-i - auuenng ana nara&nip, ijWrSOIl mleht ho cnn't.cMrlnir! miasm and embltterment In' rfh case he might be enUrely t uiiiuti wie same suuer- "Bnv ieaa to a greater sym-! 'luiy and nnrtorstnni Vj. h '"""""' " f"v-", Ki h em"8ed a better person, i fa ih penQea uPn the root and, .,.:"v 'uunaation was Christian! f'P. u be feared, if they; W thou6hls as these, the pastor ;,C 7 were appropriate ese i dar" and dangerous days, If I C I." CHlKrntv-vr.T-. . 'Sill rtllinV. . .. Wat,, "ufa"M:tS OI Mrs. M. M. In M, i rr- who died from a .v ; oee. were warned oy J coroner ihcy might be subject pnnu, cacuon a stung. Tnei ""u'on was hereditary, he said. the i-sTk ' a0: w,smce Air fvi oyal Australian rons h P reconnalssancc squad- Ion- 7, wn '00.00 miles In i Patrols over 75,000,000 square UiCS Of fnilr onM ! A Bouzek, TAILOR a. SHIES' and GENTS t Materials, Workmanship Mcond Ave., two doors from "uaacastlng Station in its own FREEDOM fTlie people of Canada are the most fortunate in the world. Fortunate in the great sweep of space that is ours from ocean to ocean. Fortunate in the vast yield and immense resources of our forests, fields and mines. Fortunate, too, in our democratic institutions. In a word, fortunate in our freedom. This freedom is threatened today as it has never heen threatened hefore. Regulf saving PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN For salary and uage earners. The employee simply signs a Payroll Savings Pledge, turns it in to his pay office, and his employer deducts the pledged amount regular-ly from his pay. BANK PLEDGE PLAN Convenient for business men and women, and others not on a payroll. Simply sign a War Savings Bank Pledge and give it to your bank. The bank tvill make monthly deductions from your account. RURAL SAVINGS PLAN Farmers in receipt of regular paym entsfrom co-operatives, creameries, cheese factories, etc., can authorize deductions of any desired amount regularly out of each cheque. Use the Rural Pledge Card. FROM THE WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE, OTTAWA The help of every Canadian is needed for Victory. In these days of war the thoughtless, selfish spender is a traitor to ourv war effort. A reduction in personal spending is now a vital necessity to relieve the' pressure for goods, to enable more and more labour and materials to he diverted to winning the war. The all-out effort, which Canada must make, demands this self-denial of each of us. Invest in War Savings Certificates the dollars you don't need to spend. After Victory, they come hack to you with interest. Spend less NOW so that you can spend more THEN, when labour and materials will he available for the things you need. There i9 no price too high for freedom. The fall of tile British Empire would . mean complete dislocation of our unfettered way of life. Everyone wants this way of life defendedthis freedom saved for .our own future and for posterity. The response to every appeal for our defence has heen magnificent heartening to the whole Empire alarming to Hitler. But the need for weapons of war grows the Nazi threat ever more urgent, as :. spreads wider over the world. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS 'A handy instalment plan. Stamp folders may be ob tained from Post Offices, Banks and many retail out' lets. 16 stamps will buy one $4 Certificate, w-orth $5 at maturity. SUPPORT THE WAR WEAPONS DRIVE IN YOUR COMMUNITY Every town and city in Canada will soon conduct a War Weapons Drive. You will be asked to put all you've got behind the campaign in your community. Canada must provide more planes, more ships, more tanks, more guns, more shells. If you are already buying War Savings Certificates -raise your pledge. If you are not, get your dollars working for Victory. SPEND LESS-TO BUY MOS WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Publithed ly the War Saving Committee, Ottawa. M . .vrgr !&ssss- .vii h.'whezsww m?yn 'iT'yw w -w n v- ;pjjje TVS '! 41 r ; lit 7r- m 'i i. if wit ) I