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EDITION
artt
Sh
oes
.in-
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ft
.
.
.
are
admittedly
the
peak
of
high-grade
shoemaking
in
Canada.
The
variety
of
lasts
ensure
a
correct
fit
!
"'"'for
every
'type
of
foot,
be
it
"narrow
or
wide.
Hartt's
Naval,
Air
Force
and
Military
Officers
Shoes
Are
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
Daily
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
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MANAGING-EDITOR
ADVERTISING
RATES
Young
Men
Taking
Hold
...
GREAT
NEED
FOR
WINTER
London
To
Be
Protected
As
Never
Before
Feeding
And
Housing
Homeless
Is
Gigantic
Task
After
Raids
Official
information
from
Lon-don
leaching
the
Quean's
Canadian
Fund
for
Air
Raid
Victims
gives
graphic
,defence
authorities.
ters
were
distributed
and
and
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ment
Local
Readers,
per
line,
per
insertion
25
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word,
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of
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within
the
capital.
Every
two
Subscription
Rates
in
City
Per
Year,
$5.00;
Half
Year,
$2.50;
One
weeks
evacuation
parties
of
moth-
i
Month,
50c;
One
Week,
12c.
Out-of-Town
Subscribers
by
Mail.
$3.00
ets
and-
children
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Year.
commodated
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reception
areas,
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
leaving
the
workers
and
troops
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
.whose
job
is
to
carry
on
under
.MK.Miint
ok
run
oAN.ioiVN
1'kess
every
threat.
When
the
raiders
The
Canadian
Press
Is
exclusively
entitled
to
use
fci
publication
of
all
nws
return
this
time
the
maiorltv
of
despatches
credited
to
it
or
to
the
Associated
Press
Jn
Oils
paper
and
also
the
rhUAror.
tJ
hp
Hii
K
f.
t
local
newB
published
thereto.
ine
cnuaren
will
be
far
from
Lon-
All
nights
ol
rtjAibllartlon
of
special
despatches
therein
are
also
reservbU
don
and
the
experiences
of
last
.uQgjCiJOi
THURSDAY,
OCT.
16,
1941.
winter's
raids.
Feeding
the
Homeless
Further
figures
show
widespread
emergency
arrangements
in
readiness
to
deal
with,
the
homeless.
Canteens'
to
he
'number
of
558
are
,
"i
service,
supplementary
to
the
T,
.
,
,
,
.,
It
is
a
great
pleasure
to
see
the
younger
men
of
the
permanent
kitchens
now
to
be
community
taking
hold
of
the
public
enterprise
of
the
found
in
almost
every
area
where
community
and
getting
the
habit
of
working
for
the
bombs
nave
lefc
p"5?1
homeless,
common
good
as
well
as
for
their
own
personal
benefit.
J"!"
can
handle
93'000
This
campaign
for
funds
for
the
civic
centre
is
one
of
safety
area
camps
for
bombed-the
outstanding
cases
but
there
have
been
others.
We
out
famiiiesnumber
721
and
those
welcome
their
entry
into
public
life.
Within
a
few
years
for
children
alone
625.
Billeting
there
will
be
again
vacancies
at
Ottawa
and
at
Victoria
?fice"
fHave'
comnndeered
30,000
for
representatives
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
it
will
not
vS.
wwi?
STom'nuinaf
then
be
necessary
to
send
to
the
south
for
candidates,
ing
centres,
1.000
mothers'
clubs,
Our
own
young
men
should
by
then
be
able
and
ready
and
701
occupational
clubs
are
op-to
offer
themselves
for
election.
Premier
Optimistic
...
When
Premier
Pattullo
was
asked
recently
how
he
expected
the
elections
to
go
he
waved
the
query
away
with
an
eloquent
toss
of
the
hand
and
a
confident
smile
that
seemed
to
indicate
some
surprise
that
the
question
should
be
asked
"Of
course
we'll
win.
That's
beyond
question,"
he
said
quickly.
"No,
Tm
not
going
to
say
how
many
seats
we
should
get
but
it
will
be
plenty.
"I
don't
mind
telling
you
that
I
would
like
it
to
be
more
than
we
had
before.
Not
because
we
need
any
more
strength
in
the
house
but
because
it
would
add
to
the
prestige
of
the
province
in
important
negotiations
we
will
have
to
carry
on
after
the
elections."
The
preipier
made
no
bones
about
what
he
regards
as
the
one
big
issue
of
the
campaign
"Of
course
it
is
the
income
tax.
I
wish
everyone
could
understand
that.
The
people
of
British
Columbia
must
protect
their
own
interests.
We
simply
cannot
give
up
our
birthright
our
right
to
the
income
tax
paid
bv
our
own
people
as
the
chief
basis
of
our
whole
revenue
plan.
"That
is
the
issue
that
the
people
must
settle
for
themselves
in
this
election.
It
had
to
come
up.
That
is
why
we
called
for
dissolution
so
that
the
election
miirht
be
held
now.
h
"Why,
if
there
was
a
change
of
-government
vou
would
have
nothing
but
a
hodge
podge"
for
a
long
time
There
is
no
other
party
with
the
record
or-experifneen'
feast
government
that
could
step
in.
It
wouldtake
them
a
ttyo
years
to
get
to
know,.about
administration
or
the
background
of
government
of
a
province
like
this
with
its
peculiar
and
particular
problems"
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
ij
I
era
ting
for
the
welfare
of
thaat
other
like
them
be-comc
casualties
who
hare
been
turned
from
their
of
th
air
war
even
though
they
homes
by
the
chances
of
war.
are
spared
their
lives.
A
man
In
all
the
measures
is
s?en
.
the
without
the
work
that
he
can
best
intention
to
prepare
for
evacua-
do,
with
a
wracked
home
and
an
tion
of
all
non-essntal
woriwrj.
lniured
child.
is
noi
a
v-as.'
for
the
and
to
have
arrangements
ready
rat
centre
or
Uw
hospital,
but
he
which
will
relieve
pressure
on
the
n,&
casualty,
of
the
war
until
he
city's
own
rest
centres,
which
were
is
baNc
at
work,
his
ehite
eaied
.
perilously
overcrowded
when
the
for.
aind
a
new
home
found.
It
is
first
blitz
season
caught
the
:api-
pari:
of
.the
work
of
the
Quwn's
tal
unprepared.
Canadian
Fund
and
the
-
Lwrd
It
te
hoped
that
the
measures
Mayor's
Fund
to
set
up
affalnj
will
prevent
a
repetition
of
last
the
war
vtetitn,
to
take
are
of
hte
'
year's
heavy
loss
of
life,
and
fnmilv
while
K
eun
hek
t.n
wok
figures
illustrating
centres
and
refnepK
nrc
sniwdilv
.nd
t.
nnmMi
the
stupendous
tasks
which
daily
under
cnnstnintinn
nH.
.u
ii
'
Cnf!on'
thf.
B,r
tlsn
caplliUS
civU
every
man.
woman
and
child
who
,nr
ln
the
field
of
air
raid
relief.
mat
uc
ouujccfcea
to
me
mais
01
send
your
Queens
Canadian
brSSm
IS
the
wlnter-
Authorities
are
confl-
Fund
subscriptions
to
The
Dally
'
program
of
reorganization
and
dent
that
the
nhwt
n,in
hp
rh.
-n.,,
r.
!
can
bunks
erected
in
miolic
shelters,
seconds,
these
Most
striking
progress
of
all'
was!
'
made
in
the
evacuation
of
child-
j
ren
and
in
arrangements
for
deal-;ing
with
the
child
victims
of
the
I
air
war.
There
are
many
pitiful
tales
of
the
thousands
who
last!
winter
wandered
homeless
through
'
the
shattered
streets
of
the
city.
;"The
children
from
under
the
stairs"
was
their
name
pathetic
j
waifs
who
sought
refuge
under
i
tables
and
stairs
of
tottering
,
homes,
in
subway
shelters,
and
;
under
the
arches
of
dank
bridges.
;
.
Now
the
task
of
evacuating
the
city's
school
children,
of
finding
a
home
for
every
one
of
their
450,000
Is
reported
nearing
com
pletion.
Three-quarters
of
their
wjv-v
lCVka
Ul
iliC
iVlUilti
CO.
iiUb
U144-
;
improvement
was
the
provision
ieved,
but
no
corresponding
plans
during
the
summer
months
of
Can
be
made
to
reduce
the
vast
sleeping
accommoaauon
m
unaer-
ground
shelters
for
80
percent
of
damage
to
property
which
has
left
so
many
families
not
only
home-
jTnC,lVU
P?pulaUon'
?
?tal
less
but
without
support.
Of
4
77(1
WA
npnnlo
nr
nrqr
v
fnii
f
f
,
v
TVlO
cmnll
ViAn
I
iu.
tlmc-s
the
total
Inhabitants
of
age-owner,
'
the
warehouseman
or
or
Canada's
largest
:ity.
In
Ausust
.
"c"uu?cmau.
U""'
Wl,05e
n0
"
)0
Anrier.
Anderson
fnmilv
fnmilv
shpl.
hPl.
employ-
alone
90.000
vanish
within
a
few
and
hundreds
of
pny
of
firs
at
Montrsal
or
any
branch
C.N.R.
TRAINS
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
12
midnight
For
That
Quick
Pot
of
Tea
TEA
BAG!
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Local
Raw
and
Dolls
.
.
Toys
.
Gifts
Pasteurized
Milk
for
oiris
and
n.y,.
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'
them
at
the
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330
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Ave.
W.
Phone
Kf,
If
you
lo?e
anything,
advertise
for
it.
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