PAC3E
TWO
Men
Who
Prefer
Hartt
Shoes
It
is
significant
that
leaders
in
business
and
professional
life
select
Hartt
Shoes
for
fit,
style
and
wear.
Your
inspection
is
invited.
2
m&ft
I
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EDITORIAL
Difficult
Financing
5MP
Shoe
FOR
GENTLEMEN
I
Family
Shoe
Store
With
half
the
assessed
value
-of
the
city
taken
off
tlie
taxable
roll,
it
is
evident
that
financing
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
must
be
difficult.
The
city
owns
over
a
million
and
a
quarter
dollars
worth
of
the
land
which,
if
held
by
individuals,
would
be
paying
about
fifty
thousand
dollars
a
year
taxes.
Two
large
pieces
of
property
are
also
held
by
the
Dominion
and
provincial
governments.
Business
and
other
improved
property
held
by
the
city
is
bring
in
some
revenue
and
helps
to
improve
the
financial
condition
of
the
city.
It
is
satisfactory
to
know
that
the
financial
condition
of
the
city
is
improving
and
that
any
improvements
being
made
are
made
out
of
current
revenue
and
not
from
bor
rowing.
However
the
city
is
governed
during
the
next'
few
years,
borrowing
will
be
probably
impossible.
All
improvements
must
be
paid
for
from
currenti
revenue,
s
Present
Situation
.
It
is
rather
unfortunate
that
the
provincial
government
could
not
have
arranged
for
the
passing
of
the
legislation
asked
by
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
in
regard
to
city
management.
The
present
situation
is
very
unsat
isfactory.
The
local
commissioner
is
in
charge
but
everything
he
does
must
be
referred
to
the
non-resident
commissioner
who
does
not
and,
cannot
understand
local
conditions.
The
city
is
so
far
removed
from
the
capital
that
it
is
impossible
to
keep
in
close
touch.
The
city
is
now
solvent
and,
if
we
are
not
to
have
a
city
manager
as
promised,
it
would
be
better
to
return
to
the
old
mayor
and
council
form
of
government,
subject
to
the
restrictions
imposed
and
the
new
set-up
made
neces-hary
by
the
change
in
bond
interest
payments
and
sinking
fund
payments.
Wfi
should
very
much
dislike
returning
to
the
old
form
of
administration
but
the
present
system
is
even
worse
than
the
old.
If
there
is
to
be
a
commissioner,
he
should
be
a
resident
commissioner
with
all
the
powers
of
a
commissioner
so
that
citizens
may
feel
they
can
go'
to
him
with
some
hope
of
getting
action
on
any
local
matter:
Registration
Of
Japanese
-
-
-
Owing
to
the
present
feeling
of
distrust,
it
is
a
good
fdea
to
have
all
Japanese
residents
in
the
country
specially
registered,
more
for
their
protection
than
for
any
other
reason.
There
have
been
strained
relations
between
the
Japanese
and
the
British
for
some
time
and,
while
there,
has
been
an
easing
up
of
late,
the
Japanese
government
still
declares
itself
to
be
an
ally
of
our
enemies.
That
in
ftself
is
enough
to
make
us
suspicious.
BASKETBALL
IS
RESUMED
Army
Play
Gets
Under
Way
A
rain
WHU
Irish
BeaUn
Air
Force
Regular
weekly
army
basketball
fixtures
were
resumed
last
night
at
&e
armory
when
the
RoyalCa
jiadiaa
Air
Force
boys
vere
defeated
by
a
smooth
working
Irish
team
by
a
score
of
i5
to
14.
There
are
a
new
Jot
of
boys
In
the
Air
Force
which
probably
accounts
for
"lie
extreme
mooring
on
the
part
of
the
Irishmen.
However,
the
new
recruits
of
the
alri
show
good
signs
of
being
able
to
produce
a
winning
team.
Other
teams
playing
In
the
lnter-uhie
badtbaiHeague
Include
Signals,
who
-were
able
to
win
most
of
their
games
last
.year.
D.
D.
S.
and
T.
O.
reports
entering
a
good
team.
The
Irish
are
entering
the
the
two
teams.
The
league
games
will
be
played
every
Thursday
at
the
Armory.
Individual
scoring
for
last
evening
was
as
follows:
Air
Force
Jackson
4,
Bruton
2,
Vineberg
5,
Morgan
1,
Eottem
2,
iDundas,
White.
Couller,
Kennedy,
i
Hooper.
I
Irish
Rothwell,
Sutherland
11,
jKobballas
4,
Smith
6,
Zarazoon
2,
Franklin,
Rush
10,
Brown
2.
Retfree
was
Melbourne
Bussey.
Timekeeper
and
scorer
was
Mr.
Evans.
STILL
"SEEING"
LONDON
LONDON,
Jan.
10:
(CP)
Despite
German
bombings,
sight-seeing.
Is
sUll
a
thriving
industry
in
London.
Poles
and
Czechs,
Hollanders
and
Belgians,
men
of
Free
France
and
Austrian
refugees
and
men
from
(he
Dominions
are
treading
old
familiar
paths.
Hazelton
Wedding
Is
Pretty
Affair
Rites
of
Miss
Mareaxet
Webster
and
Bert
Bartlett
at
Interior
j
At
.St.
Ptw's
Church
on
iicw
year's
ve.
Miss
Margaret
Webster,
only
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Webster
rf
Haxelton,
was
married
Ao
Albert
Goodwin
Dartlott.
of
Prince
Rupert.
Th-e
ceremony
was
performed
by
Rev.
Frank
Ilurllti'?.
The
bridal
prorstasiea
entered
the
crowded
church
to
music
of
Men-ckksclui's
Wedding
Mirdi;
the
jbrWs
ttn
J'
arm
cf
iiec
father,
who
gave
her
away.
A
youthful
figure.
Ibe-
bride
wt
radiant
in
while
net
swid
satin,
with
filmy
embroidered
veil,
worn
hlffh
over
a
psarl
chaplet.
Her
lovely
bouquet
was
of
pink
rosebuds
and
fern.
She
was
attended
by
Mrs.
Harry
Webjler,
n3tron-cf-hrtor,
and
Mis
Muriel
Jeffers,
tnaWof-lionor.
becomingly
attired
In
floor-length
gowns
of
pastel
shades.
William
Webster,
tha
bride's
brother,
was
groomsman.
Harry
Webster
and
Bernard
Ilia-dle,
both
on
leave
from
the
Bat
TOT
DAILT
NEWS
tery
.at
-Prince
Rupert,
actfd
as
usher.
.
Tbe-senrkve
'was
fully
tboraL
During
signing
pf
'
tle
register.
(
Mrs.
A.
Falconer
sang
"O
Promise
j
Me."
followed
by
a
wedding
hymn,
sung
by
ttw
robed
holr,
,
Mrs
White
and
pmK
chryEanthe-.
mums
and
mlar
txw.ns
decora-;
OFFICERS
ELECTED"
flartte
Ik
Koble
Grand
Jtfbfkah
Udr
of
I
ied
the
church.
On
Wednesday
night
Centennial
Mr
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Webrterheld
tobekah
Lode
elected
officers
f8r
an
eventos
reception,
at
ihelr
the
following
year
as
follows:
home
later
when
over
CO
guests
Noble
Graiid-Mrs.
A.
Barbe.
offered
their
good
wishes
tt
the;
Vk-CJrand-Mrs.
F.
Morrfcnn.
popular
bride
and
erooan.
The
re-'
a
Noble
Grand
Mrs.
D.
V..
ceptiou
rooms
were
festal
with
Smith.
tlainty
buffet
supper
table,
-and
Wstrtei
Deputy
Mrs.
W.
fi.
white
and
silver
hangings.
The
Hammond.
brids
cut
the
weddlnx
cake,
a
Rfcbt
Supporter
of
Noble
Grand
work
Eif
art.
Pieces
were
distributed
to
the
guests,
and
packe
ts
sent
to
all
members
of
the
ciiolr
McKInley
and
Mrs.
Bartlett
left
for
Prk.ce
3f
ViCe
0rand
Rupert
wiiere
they
wul
reside
A
"f"
reception
beta-
held
at
the
home
.
f1.i,amT
,
.V..
-
,T
-
Chaplain-Mrs.
J.
E.
u
Bsddl-.
Mrs.
A.
G.
Bartlett,
on
their
ar
rival
there
Tuesday
iiight.
Tattersall.
uu
paj
,
n&iit.
iiiuuuijjf
jiayQieiiui
iif;inrung
in
anuary.
This
plan
wag
put
into
.effect
to
enable
you
to
adjust
yourself
to
the
sharply
increased
Income
Tax
burden
for
1940
and
is
available
to
you
only
on
the
following
conditions:
One-third
of
the
total
tax
must
be
paid
in
four
monthly
instalments
payable
in
January,
February,
March
and
April.
The
remaining
two-thirds
of
the
tax
must
be
paid
in
fuur
equal
monthly
instalments
in
May,
June,
July
and
August.
For
example,
if
your
lax
is
$G0.00
it
may
le
paid
as
follows,
witLuut
any
interest
charge.
!
rk.
2
$5
Oa
w
For
a
single
person
iH
$10
Oa
mr
fttar
Mr.
11
$3
On
ar
July
11
$10
On
r
for
April
SO
$5
On
r
for
Aug.
n
$io
Actually
you
may
pay
one-twelfth
of
your
total
Uj
n
each
of
the
first
four
jnontiis
of
1941,
and
one
-sixth
of
the
total
in
each
of
the
next
four
months.
However,
U
Jt
recommended
that
you
pay
your
tax
ia
eight
equal
monthly
instalments
of
$7JW
each
instalment
lor
a
total
tax
of
.$60.00.
Quality
Guaranteed
SALADA
TEA
Mrs.
W.
S.
Hammond.
1
Financial
Secretory
Mrs
i.
It
ft
Supporter
of
Noble
Grand
'llealy.
Mrs.
E.
F.
Saunders.
Treasurer-
Mrs.
T.
Prlwt.
R5?ht
Furwirfi-
cf
Vtas
Grand
FRANCOIS
LAKE
The
Tweedsmuir
Park
Rod
and'
Warden
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
Oua
Club
is
in
receipt
01
a
ram-,
I
Conductor
Mrs.
W.
A.
MacLpan.
;
munlcaUon
from
the
Fish
and
Wild
1
!
Tntiio
niiniYtinii-Mrt
m
Mfri.
i
Life
Semos
of
the
United
B'.atuB
house.
;
Department
of
the
Interior
In
re-;
C.P.R.
steamer
Prln;;ss
Adelaide.
Outside
Quardlfln
Mi?s)
D.
sard
to
a
duck
killed
on
Biblne
r
Hew
instalment
plan
OF
PAYING
INCOME
TAX
WITH00T
INTEREST
Yirst
payment
due
on
or
before
(January
31-
J
THIS
YEAR,
for
the
first
time,
it
is
possible
for
you
to
pay
rour
income
tax
in
eight
monthly
umtalmiaU
without
intmA.
In
former
years,
you
had
to'
pay
at
least
one-third
of
your
income
tax
by
April
30th.
After
that
date
6
interext
was
charged
on
the
Unpaid
balance
(&
after
August
31st).
This
year,
two-thirds
of
your
tax
may
remain
unpaid
after
Anrl
30th
wititout
Hockey
Scorej
National
I.cajue
v-i.........
a
a
.
i
uanger
z,
loronto
3
unr
Canadiens
1.
Chicai;
3
Pacific
Ca.st
Iaiue
Stwttle
1,
Portland
2
Unten
ft
earner
r-j-,
Caci.
William
Hushes,
arrived
la
Sharps.
1
Lake
by
A.
M.
Ruddy
last
fall
which
John
uoaen.
U
cxpecte.)
ia
Jrt
at
2:15
this
afternoon:
from;
Musician
Mrs.
F.
Glass.
jbore
a
band
numDerea
so-vuzoioj.
aooui,
ojo
cvenmj
tror.
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
Degree
Captain
Mrs.
J.
S.
Ir-iThe
mallard
dnake
toj
banded
by
south
ahd
Is
schedul
e
cn
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
vine.
;j.
u.
Huiir
NomnDer
20.
lajaana
ju
pja.
w
ner
rcnai
;,
(J
y.
waypolnts.
Recording
Secretary
Mrs.
H.
V.
released
-at
CJiImwsck.
ooaver
ana
warpaint-
WHO
PAYS
INCOME
TAX?
If
you
are
a
single
pemon
without
dependents,
and
your
income
in
1940
wan
inure
than
$7M).0t)
ynj
pay
general-income-tax.
I
f
you
are
a
married
person
without
dejiondrnts.
and
your
income
in
1940
was
more
than
$1,500
W
you
pay
Kenerai-income-tax.
If
you
are
a
married
person
with
children,
you
are
allowed
$400.00
exemption
for
each
dependent
cmld
or
grandchild,
in
addition
to
tlie
$1,MX)
exemption.
NOTE:
In
dlrtkm
toth
ffnrril-tDcsine-Ux
yea
pa
National
Orhnca
T.i
oo
your
toui
incoroa
vithout
any
eirmplion
if
ywt
ara
ainiila
aad
your
ioconia
,orm
over
tux)
or
if
you
ara
marrwd
ana
your
income
goes
ovrr
IIJUO.'
FILL
IN
YOUR
INCOME
TAX
FORMS
NOW
The
necessary
forms
for
making
your
income
tax
returns
are
available
at
any
post
ollice,
ut
from
trie
Inspector
income
Tax
for
your
district.
Complete
information
and
rates
of
taxation
are
supplied
with
the
forms.
Make
out
your
income
tax
returns
now
before
January
31st.
.Hnd
out
how
much
your
total
tax
.arn
bw
much
you
must
pay
each
.l
month.
Hvr
doing
this,
you
will
avoid
interest
charges
and
penalties.
PAYMENT
FORMS
Instalment
Income
Tax
Remittance
Fnrm
are
available
at
any
post
office,
or
any
braruii
of
any
bank,
or
the
office
d
the
I
nspector
for
your
District,
and
their
use
will
ensure
accurate
and
proper
Ilo-caUon
of
your
payment.
However,
you
can
send
in
your
instalment
by
ordinary
letter
with
your
name
and
address
plainly
slated
Oiereon,
clearly
indicnt-mg
tlie
division
Mween
I'rovincial
and
Ouniinion
Tax
payments.
RATES
OF
GENERAL-!
..
N
CO
M
E-T
AX
WHICH
INDIVIDUALS
MUST
PAY
v
iam
ft
-
IAHT
rflllflUl
IniYlrnA
m
Mia
oit.A..nt
b,f
f
j
r
s
auiuuiii
JCIL
JfllLirr
Villi
nPCllIPT
PTiimn
s.ri
Inm
your
total
income.
'
"'"'"
If
your
net
Taxable
Income
ia
I,.
.
$250
or
less
the
Ux
is
6
thereon.
Ifbetween$2M-nd$1000theUxis$
lSplus
8
on
the
excess
over
$
2M
"
KXWand
3000
195
c
122
"
-
3000
and
4000
255
"
20
't
-
"
"
"
4000
and
6000
"
w,
"
24
-
40
6000
and
iVm
79.1
"
27
-
"
W)00
RATES
OF
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
TAX
2
on
the'
total
income
if
the
income
exceeds
$600
and
does
not
exceed
$1200.
3
on
the
total
income
if
the
income
exceeds
$1,200.
For
nihj.r
Inoonaa
refar
to
tka
IncomaWar'fai
Act.
In
addition
to
thra
ratea,
uara
U
a
aurux
on
all
invntuient
in-eoma
in
aioraa
of
luuu.
Alao
uWa
la
National
Dafanra
1
"
ooa
frovlacaa,
Ito-
U'UU
Wuw
'Ui.
For
a
married
person
Uxttof
wte!
Sf
&
inTe
,wd
91000
with
a
a
tax
credit
of
$8X
for
each
dependent
child
or
grandchild.
"editii'
$&"
n
ne-'ha"
d
th.
T
SPd.ur
War
EffortPAY
PROMPTLY
never
before.
Your
whole-hearted
co-operation
will
help
to
speed
our
war'
effort.
The
united
efforts
of
all
Canadians
will
help
to
hasten
the
successful
conclusion
of
the
war
and
end
our
huge
war
expenditures.
I'ay
your
income
tax
cheerfully
Pay
instalment
promptly.
Thus
aid
youruelf
and
aid
Canada.
MS!l!?Orl.'
!
.f'l'.
Port
Omc
or
in
envelopes.
ot
P"tage
stamps
DOMINION
OF
CANADA
INCOME
TAX
DIVISION
HON.
COLIN
GIBSON,
MinliUr
af
Nmliontl
ftavaav
DEPARTMENT
Of
MAI
IONAL
REVENUE
C
fRASER
ELLIOTT.
Commlulontr
e(
Intomt
le