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TWO
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EDITORIAL
Dictatorship
Results
.
.
.
President
Roosevelt,
was
visiting
Russia
recently
he
noted
several
times
how
dictatorship
worked.
Here
is
what
he
says
in
regard
to
evacuating:
"In
Moscow
there
is
no
problem
of
evacuating
children
and
the
aged
and
the
sick.
They're
evacuated.
In
Moscow
every
able
bodied
man,
woman
and
youth
has
a
specific
job
to
do,
and
they
do
it
and
like
it.
It's
somewhat
different
in
London.
I
imagine
it
would
be
differ
ent
in
New
lork
too
d
l
n
j
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Opposite
Post
Office
We
Also
Carry
BELMONT
CO.
Ladies'
and
Gents'
Suits
or
Topcoats
to
Measure.
M.
T.
LEE,
Tailor
P.
O.
Box
975
Phone
Gr.
960
I
have
not
in
any
way
changed
my
'
views
but
we
are
not
through
DOUlDer
VsOilinianU
...
all
have
to
make
greater
m,
.
,
,
,
.
,
i
A
.
-r,
.,,
,
,
,
i
'efforts
and
greater
sacrifices
than
Those
interested
m
the
Air
Force
will
be
interested
lwe
made
hitherto,
and
the
in
the
publication
"Bomber
Command,"
which
is
the
Air
'sooner
we
face
these
facts
the
Ministry's
account
of
bomber
command's
offensive
'sooner
the
war
win
be
ended."
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Avio
Tf
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xvnll
illnctvnf
arl
o,l
nn,'nc.
o
In
his
review
of
bank
figures
the
vast
amount
of
information
in
regard
to
operations
of
f0ws?
"rotai
Cdepodts
of
an
the
Royal
Air
Force.
It
is
published
in
Canada
by
the
kinds
at
the
outbreak
of
war:
yueen
s
Canadian
Fund
ior
air
raid
victims
and
the
net
$3,095,000,000;
a
year
later
$3,142.
proceeds
will
be
devoted
to
the
fund.
SPEC
1
FY
r..
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This
advertisement
Is
not
publlsi.ea
01
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Work
Boots
DEPENDABLE
MAKES
SUCH
AS
CHRISTIE'S,
VALENTINE,
GREB
AND
TILS
ON
BE
KG.
Boots
Built
With
Years
of
Guaranteed
Sturdiness
.
.
.
and
Priced
Up,
From
$3.95
New
shipment
of
"Jack
and
Jills"
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
000,000;
August
31,
1941,
$3,542,-
000,000
($311,000,000
of
the
latter
'
figure
due
to
temporary
government
balances
arising
from
the
Victory
Loan).
Balances
with
the
Bank
of
Canada,
cash
and
other
immediately
available
assets:
Aug
ust
31,
1940,
$640,000,000;
August
31,
1941,
$663,000,000
(percentage
of
total
liabUities
17.7
percent,
"showing,"
said
the
president,
."that
the
liquid
positions
of
the
banks
has
been
well
maintained,"'
Current
loans
to
the
public:
at
the
outbreak,
$826,000,000;
a
year
later,
$939,000,000;
August
31,
1941,
$1,153,000,000,
(an
Increase
of
$113,000,000
in
the
first
year
of
;the
war
and
a
further
$214,000,000
iin
the
year
ended
August
31,
1941).
(Short
term
Dominion
and
provincial
securities
(maturing
within
'two
years)
held
by
banks:
at
the
,
'outbreak,
$443,000,000;
a
year
later
$700,000,000;
at
August
31,
1941,
$839,000,000.
Cash,
and
quickly
available
assets
In
Dominion
and
Provincial,
Municipal
and
Industrial
securities
in
Canada
and
elsewhere
Increased
from
67
percent
of
total
liabilities
to
the
pubHc
a
year
ago,
to
69
percent
at
August
31,
1941.
The
figure
was
70
percent
at
the
out
break
of
war.
KISS
YOUR
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
Peple
Many
Suffer
Low
Blood
Count
And
Don't
Know
It.
The
baffllinc;
thing;
about
low
blood
coast
Is
that
you
can
weinh
about
as
much
aa
you
ever
did
even
look
healthy
and
strong.
y-t
"
you
can
fet-l
as
If
you
had
lead
in
you
leRi,
dopey,
tired
and
iK-pleu.
Low
blood
count
meant
you
haven't
rot
enouich
red
blood
corpuscles.
It
Is
their
vital
Job
to
carry
life-givinz
oxygen
from
your
ungi
throughout
your
body.
And
just
aa
It
takes
oxygen
to
explode
gasoline
in
your
car
and
make
the
power
to
turn
the
wheels,
ao
you
mutt
have
plenty
of
oxygen
to
explode
the
energy
in
your
body
and
give
you
going
power.
Get
Dr.
Williams
Pink
Pllle
today.
They
are
world-famous
for
the
help
they
give
In
increasing
the
number
and
strength
of
red
eorputrlea.
Then
with
your
blood
count
up.
you'll
feel
like
bounding
up
the
stair,
aa
if
you
were
floating
on
air.
Ask
your
druggist
lot
Dr.
William,
rink
Wit
today.
Old
established
Life
Insurance
Company
seeks
keenly
energetic,
well
acquainted,
ambitious
man
between
28
and
40
to
sell
Insur-
ailCP
nnrl
Ppnclnn
Plane
Pncitlnn
I
requires
man
with
personality,
also
rlamnMn
.
n
n
al.
uiiuuiiuo
muie
uiun
me
average
degree
of
hard
work
combined
.with
study.
Remuneration
salary
Sand
commission
basis.
Applicant
i
with
educational
background,
teacher,
lawyer
or
business
training
given
preference.
Full
lnfor-'mation
(in
confidence)
Box
175.
Daily
News.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THURSDAY.
NOVEMBER
13.
1341
Canada's
Banks
j.O.D.E,
HERE
(Continued
rrom
Page
One)
KEEPS
BUSY1
year
are
estimated
at
$1,450,000,-
j
000,"
he
emphasized,
"her
total
Large
Quantity
Of
Goods
Sent
To
federal
revenues,
mostly
from
Bombed
Out
Areas
taxes,
are
estimated
at
$1,500,000,-
1
000.
Thus
the
people
of
Canada,
The
following
is
a
list
of
par-.
.this
year,
are
paying
cash
on
ihe
tirulars
covering
work
accompllsh-barrelhead
for
their
part
in
the
ed
In
the
workroom
by
Cambrai
war.
plus
$50,000,000
more
toward
Chapter,
Imperial
Order.
Daugh-the
ordinary
running
expenses
of
:ers
of
the
Empire,
and
sent
to
the
country."
.bombed
out
areas:
The
total
cost
of
war-and-non-'
April
184
navy
sweaters.
8
Air
war
expenditure
this
fiscal
year
Force
sweaters.
5
navy
scarves.
2
would
be
$2,820,000,000.
of
which
khaki
scarves,
3
Air
Force
scarves,
approximately
53
percent
would
be
3
pairs
navy
rifle
mitts,
4
pairs
w
tnvoc
onH
nthpr
fpd-
navv
2-wav
mitts.
1
pair
khaki
eral
revenue.
rifle
mitts,
2
khaki
sweaters,
2
sweaters,
1
knitted
hel-
grey
-'
"---.
-
gray
g-j
I
Higher
man
Australia
t
ft,
v,nr
imj-40
the
met,
1
baby
quilt,
1
large
quilt.
6
THURSDAY.
NOV.
13.
ixomlnlon
financial
outlay
for
all
Pairs
Rrey
socks,
1
navy
scarf,
6
purposes
was
only
13fc
percent
ot-P"
lts,
'
a
f00'-
the
National
income-thls
year,
47!
May
30-1
blanket.
3
dozen
dia-
percent.
Some
figures
for
other
.
2
sweaters,
1
dress
2
soakers,
When
Harry
Hopkins,
special
representative
of.j
nlgnt,
2
ie
.Tbaby
lustrative,
showed
ratios
of
war
c.
wraino.
expenditure
to
national
income
of
T.
N.
scarf,
1
Air
Force
sweater,
7
about
45
percent
in
the
United
jPalrs
sock
(assorted.
1
khaki
u-.,rH,vm
rnt
in
Australia
scarf,
1
pair
2-way
mitts.
...
,
.
...
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nnj
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9(1
tn
95
nprrpnt
In
U1J
1
UUA
auvci
iuu,
huiiw,
UU.
-
I
the
United
States."
Mr.
Jaffray
completed
his
reference
to
war
effort
by
pointing
to
the
$2,400,000,000
worth
of
Con
or
3
Air
Force
sweaters,
1
navy
sweater,
3
navy
scarves,
2
Air
Force
scarves,
old
gloves,
1
leather
Jacket,
5
leather
bags,
2
pairs
Stalin
Speaks
and
that's
the
KUS-I
"
j
nightgowns,
6
baby
soakers.
2
baby
1
ti
1
ip
1
1.
.i.
Munitions
anu
ouwoiy
iu
uuc
sian
law.
I
have
never
dreamed
of
such
a
concentration!
.
reatest
lndices
0f
the
magni
as
I
saw
in
MOSCOW."
And
again:
tude
of
Canada's
wartime
expan
"When
Moscow
or
any
other
Russian
city
blacks
out.'sion
and
concluded:
it
blacks
out.
You
don
t
merely
pull
the
curtains.
1
he
chances
are
you
won't
have
curtains
in
Russia.
But
curtains
or
not
you
turn
out
the
lights.
In
London
if
the
police
or
an
air
raid
warden
sees
a
glimmer
in
your
window
he
taps
on
the
door
and
reminds
you
that
there's
a
raid
on
and
that
you
haven't
closed
your
curtains
tightly.
In
Russia
(and
I
suppose
it's
the
same
in
Berlin)
he
taps
on
your
door
but
not
to
tell
you
that
he
can
see
a
light
from
below.
He's
more
apt
to
take
you
to
jail."
Confident
of
ictory
'This
is
an
effort
of
which
Canadians
can
well
be
proud.
In
the
armed
forces,
in
manufactur
ing
and
production
and
on
the
economic
and
financial
fronts,
Canada
is
contributing
heavily
to
the
defeat
of
Hitlerlsm.
A
year
ago
in
my
address
I
expressed
confi
dence
in
the
outcome
of
this
war.
vests,
10
baby
shirts
pers.
1
mzen
aia-
October
183
baby
bonnets,
baby
soakers,
4
baby
shirts.
pairs
khaki
socks,
6
pair
grey
socks,
2
pair
navy
socks,
1
Air
Force
sweater,
4
navy
sweaters,
1
navy
scarf.
1
pair
grey
mitts,
1
leather
coat,
1
leather
jacket,
8
pairs
leather
gloves,
1
suede
hat,
3
leather
purses.
WHAT
SOME
FOLKS
CALL
HIM
u.
s.
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
"r'J
r
'
Hull's
sobriquet
is
'The
Old
Man
of
the
Mountains."
I,,
,
much
u
Don'f
Worry
Over
KIDDIES'
cSids
Use
BU
CKLEY'S
Stainless
WH
ITE
RU
B
When
ony
of
your
children
get
a
chest
cold
don't
get
panicky.
Do
at
thousands
of
mothers
are
doing
fnoisoge
genfy
with
Buckley's
Stainless
White
Rub.
I
This
snow
white,
stainless,"
non-greosy
Rub
l.
r.ntrotti
foit.r.
JOHN
M.
S.
LOUBSER
B.A.
(Cantab.),
D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Block
:-:
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OROUND
FLOOR
SPACE
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suitable
for
shows
6r
dances,
corner
of
Second
Avenue
and
Seventh
Street.
C.
E.
BLACK,
Central
Hotel
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
THIRD
AVE.
Used
Furniture
at
Knock-Out
Prices
BEDS
Several
sizes;
each
SPRINGS
Good
condition
$2
$2
CHESTERFIELD
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English
$Clff00
tapestry
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Dining
Room,
Rockers
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th.
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racking
cough.
.ai.i
brsathing,
helps
indue,
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DRY
DOCK
IS
WINNER
In
the
Intermediate
Basketball
game
played
on
Saturday
night,
Dry
Dock
Steel
Workers
managed
to
squeeze
out
a
45
to
44
victory
from
the
proud
High
School
squad.
Dry
Dock
was
lacking
substitutes
which
was
a
handicap
for
;hem.
High
School
squad
led
the
play
up
to
the
last
few
minutes
when
Dry
Dock
came
from
behind
a
42
to
38
score
to
win
45
to
44.
It
seems
the
tussle
for
the
Intermediate
cup
will
be
between
th
Drv
Dock
and
Hlh
School.
Right
now
the
Barons
need
some-.
iic
to
strengthen
their
defence.
Teams
were
as
follows:
High
School
Arney
8,
Long
6,
Ourvlch,
Alexander
2,
Vuckovlch
4,
Lee,
MacDonald
10,
Santerbane
14.
Postuk.
Dry
Dock
Montesano
9,Grimble
8.
Pavllkls
16,
Sneddon
8,
Knut-son
4.
Referee
was
Dominic
Montesano.
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Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
6:00
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and
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Cars
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Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
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THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINlTsEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all-the-year-round
payroll
in
tiittoArt