PAGE
TWO
use.
MEN
Hartt
Shoes
.
.
.
are
admittedly
the
peak
of
hih-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
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Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
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City
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Year,
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very
scarce
and
might
not
be
ob-
buildlny.
a
Year.
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ana
n.
a:
unen.
oi
tainaoie
u
action
were
not
taken
it
was
reported
mat,
aner
mov-
Advertisinc
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
.likely
remain
there
until
they
these
Mr.
Collison,
Mr.
St.Clair
socn.
They
were
protected
by
lng,
there
would.be
great
need
of
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
jwake
up
to
what
il
was
that
put
and
Dr-
Carter
were
appointed
a
law.
so
permission
would
have
to
showcases
In
which
to
care
for
the
mlmblr
ot
Tnt
CANADIAN
KKtss
'Bennett
out.
The
strange
fact
of
building
committee
to
look
after
be
obtained
In
order
to
secure
small
and
valuable
collections.
An
The
outnu
mi
to
exclusion
eirutaed
to
tue
tor
republication
at
Hi
nw
11
ls
they
tel1
you
what
a
smart
the
renovating
of
the
building.
'specimens.
appeal
is
made
for
any
who
have
fxuwi
wjMjtotbmnt0
th
Aew,cU'ta
PteM
131
xbil
ui,tatt"
man
Be1111611
was.
I
think
he
was
Canon
Rushbrook
suggested
that
Rev.
W.
H.
Pierce
gave
a
short
such
cases
to
donate
or
lend
them
Ail
right,
ot
rBputiicfction
of
BpecUJ
Aeuohee
therein
ue
Uo
nmi
rath
dumb,
getting
by
on
in-
an
effort
be
made
to
secure
spec-
address
on
the
value
of
securing
to
the
museum.
-
herited
money.
Besides,
Canada
Fighting
Side
by
Side
.
.
One
THURSDAY,
SEPT.
25,
1941
certalnly
Pald
dearly
for
both
the
For
the
past
day
or
two
Royal
Air
Force
has
been
fighting
with
the
Russians,
all
previous
help
to
Russia
being
in
the
form
of
extra
pressure
on
Germany
from
the
west.
Already
a
number
of
German
Dlanes
have
Wn
Oil
Controller
Answers
Critics
Tax
Sale
Almost
Disappearing
.
.
.
An
indication
of
what
the
condition
of
the
city
is
like
is
seen
in
the
almost
total
disappearance
of
the
annual
autumn
tax
sale
this
year.
So
far
there
are
thirty
lots
remaining
on
the
list
but
presumably
the
payment
of
the
taxes
would
withdraw
these
or
at
any
rate
the
owners
might
buy
in
the
lots
at
the
sale.
Most
people
will
want
to
keep
their
properties
on
a
rising
market.
Yesterday
while
announcing
that
thirty
Jots
were
to
be
put
up
at
tax
sale
next
week
we
also
told
of
more
than
thirty
lots
already
rverted
being
acquired
from
the
city
for
building
purposes.
,
British
Cost
of
Living
...
Evidently
due
to
the
success
in
fighting
the
Battle
of
the
Atlantic,
the
cost
of
living
in
Britain
is
decreasing.
It
is
announced
that
the
price
oi
bread
has
.been
.reduced
a
half
,
penny
loaf
and
that
the
.cost
of
fish
is
down
Quantities
of
bacon
and
.canned
fish
have
recently
arrived
there
from
Canada.
Naturally
the
British
are
reluctant
about
boasting
of
the
winning
of
the
Battle
of
the
Atlantic,
".but
there
is
no
doubt
now
that
they
have
decreased
to
a
very
large
extent
the
risk
of
shipping
goods
from
this
continent
to
Britain.
Letter
Box
Editor.
Dally
News:
I
am
a
stranger
In
your
city
and
do
not
know
what
makes
the
wheels
go
round.
However,
I
always
take
an
interest
In
my
country
or
town,
wherever
I
may
be.
In
regard
to
the
Dominion
situation
and
the
street
gossip,
I
have
onlv
to
say
I
have
not
ior-
"craft,"
if
any
...
1
Vt
a
nothine
bui
waste?
Hum?n
na
ture
being
such
as
it
is.
it
doe
not
matter
who
is
running
things.
It
will
be
the
same
under
any
democratic
form
of
government!
and
I
fear
under
any
other
as
well.
One
surely
does
not
think.
etj
iast
ieht
were:
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER
Museum
Association
Elects
!
Officers
and
Decides
To
Remove
To
New
Site
Soon
Heads
Are
Received.
The
Prince
Rupert
Museum
Association,
at
its
an-
gotten
the
last
war
and
the
union
i
last,
jnym.,
cicttcu
umv-cia
iui
uic
jcai
auu
government
of
that
day.
i
admire,
decided
to
renovate
the
inside
of
the
building
recently
king
for
having
the
"guts"
to
given
for
the,
purpose
by.
the.
Provincial
Government
and,
stand
on
his
own
feet
and
takejraove
jnto
g.
building
jlls'f
;
as
SOOn
as
it
is
readv.
It
the
blame
or
credit
of
his
wtteM,
aso
made
an
tQ
m
an(j
ajj
ho
j
ht
h
j-
dj
:
instead
of
forming
a
union
gov-
s
tuffel
ammalsJor
-
i
ernment
ior
an
anoi-
I
"um
.ny
&rucle
of
a
sSjular
nature
tmnK
everyming
e
u
"-
i
lial
ahould
be
preserved
to
do-
best,
but
it
k
a
big
job
and
ne
nas
mna
tQ
ihe
mUseum
so
as
to
to
depend
on
his
assistants
whoj
ue
ccneCt:on
M
compieteas
are
also
human.
I
doubt
if
the;
ibl
3,...
board
is
IS
pquai
tu
mr
ui
war,
but
there
is
certainly
a
large
amount
of
inefficiency
and
wast?.
What
can
be
expected
of
inexperienced
men
on
a
new
job?
I
..ixjous
to
obtain
one
or
two
to-.ems
to
decorate
the
outside
oi
the
building
and,
if
small
eaough,
for
interior
decoration.
Any
so
i
donating
will
have
their
aumis
know
cf
plenty
cf
inefficiency
in
attached
as
a
perpetual
record
f
all
onr
reeular
government
de
partments
which
have
been
carrying
on
since
Confederation
and
should
be
experienced
by
now.
So
what
can
one
expect
in
a
new
their
munificence.
Another
outstanding
feature
was
the
receipt
of
a
gift
from
the
Pr
vincial
Museum
at
Victoria
oi
mounted
heads
of
Bighorn
sheep,
department
such
as
war,
which
is
muie
deer,
black
tailed
deer,
carl-
boa
and
wolf
through
the
acting
curator.
Dr.
G.
Clifford
Carl,
who
uiote
tc
Dr.
Neal
Carter,
sayii.
jug
that
a
coast
deer
was
that
Hitler
and
his
fellow
ban-
Honorary
president,
Hon.
T.
D.
dits
are
not
"getting
theirs."
Pattullo.
I
was
forcibly
struck
by
some
Honorary
vice-president,
Olof
of
the
remarks
by
Mr.
Pattullo
Hanson,
M.P.
i
AmtKTls.i.G
KATES
'Saturday
night.
One
idea
was
Local
Readers,
per
line,
per
insertion
.'
25
'
too
bad
for
R.
B.
Bennett
that
he
Classified
Advertisements,
per
word,
per
insertion
02
had
not
tried
some
of
the
things
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
the
B.
C.
government
has
done.
Doubtless
the
Conservative
parry
would
wuu
u
not
be
oc
on
"
the
uc
outside
"uw"uc
look-
1UUIW
union
and
Bennett
regime.
"CANUCK"
Three
Killed
t
By
One
Bomb
shot
down
and,
when
a
few
more
squadrons
reach
the
Friend
of
Local
Man
Gets
"ne
nUSSian
lines
and
Pet
accustomed
tn
the
fnnrl
Hnnc
tfco
,,um
"""eymoon
10
find
topography
and
all
the
differences
between
flying
there
and
on
the
British
side,
they
should
be
a
very
'great
help
to
the
Soviets.
Whole
Family
Wiped
Out.
Arthur
Brooksbank
is
in
receipt
of
a
letter
from
a
friend
in
Belfast
which
.tells
that
recently
he
arrived
home
from
his
honeymoon
to
find
that,
while
he
was
awav
.
The
Canadian
oil
controller
has
answered
his
critics
$?
uZatSJ
m
an
address
before
the
Purchasing
Agents'
Association
his
ZLr,
Xr
anfyoungef
at
Montreal
who
said
in
part:
"Much
has
been
iaid
in
brother.
Death
was
evidently
m-
the
press
during
recent
months
concerning
the
tempor-
stanteo"s
and
they
never
knew
ary
shutting
of
four
Turner
Valley
wells.
These
wells
strTk
them-
were
required
to
be
shut
in
by
the
Petroleum
and
Natural
tM?
"JS?
otJhe
,letter
lays
Gas
Conservation
Board
commencing
early
in
June
the
?
"SetC
SI'S
board
claiming
that
their
past
production
had
consider-
i
has
bitten
off
more
than
he
ably
exceeded
the
allowables
set
by
the
board.
This
was
can
chew
11
he
thinks
he
can
beat
an
act
absolutely
of
the
Conservation
Board
and
h
ad
usJ!y
bomblne"
nothing
whatsoever
to
do
with
the
.oil
control
At
no
e.
states
Jn
Beast
time
has
the
oil
controUer
entavffi
4$
SWtTiSS
ttte
function
of
the
Conservation
Board
except
to
ask
scarce
thing
just
at
the
time
is
the
Jboard
to
add
quotas
to
the
conservation
allowables
eggs-
a
able
to
get
about
set
by
it
in
order
that
we
can
get
the
maximum
of
.bil
one
a
week
othejwise
there
is
from
the
field
without
undue
waste.
Every
barrel
of
oil
n
fihortage
of
f00d-
that
WP
nun
rrot
f
vrvvn
'
I
"
vMUiflwiluul.i
AJC1U
vc
YVII1
Lahe
an(I
we
can
CANADA'S
iinnTS
'
Canada's
production
of
14,959-922
pairs
of
boots
in
the
first
half
of
1841
was
18
per
cent
increase
over
corresponding
months
of
Ihc
officers
for
the
year
elec
President,
N.
Mussellem.
Vice-president,
Dr.
Neal
Carter.
I
Secretary,
J.
C.
Gilker.
urer.
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy.
Executive,
W.
E.
Collison,
Treas-
Museum
Head
N.
MUSSALLEM
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
Spt
75
ijie;
German
at-;
N.
Mussallem
Chosen
President
for
the
ear
and
Other
tempts
to
drive
French
.rooysbacT
Officers
Elected
Fine
Donation
of
Animal
from
Peronne-Combles
road
or
Scmme
front
faaid.
.P0rUi3ue.se
forces
crossed
Ruvuma
.River
into
German
East
Africa.
BEAR
FOR
NEW
YORK
One
Of
Rare
Chinese
Variety
To
Be
Presented
By
Madame
Chiang
Kai-Shek
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
25:
As
a
mark
of
appreciation
ot
the
fnii
,
work
New
York
women
have
done
in
connection
with
reliel
of
suf-fering
in
China,
Madame
Chlang-Kai
Shek
Is
to
donate
one
of
ih
rare
panda
bears
of
which
thwt
are
only
one
or
two
in
the
United
States.
A
representative
-of
the
New
York
aoo
wttl
go
to
Chlnn
to
get
the
animal".
ask
tor
tins
famous
whole
wheat
food
bv
its
full
name.
'Nabisco
Shredded
Wheat.'
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.,
Niagora
foil..
C
yjDILpL
WHEAT
GERM
o6u
yiahihSL
pJwvidsJu
it
Pietetic
research
has
shown
that
the
Wheat
Germ
helps
convert
food
into
energy,
stimulates
the
appetite,
and
is
essential
to
normal
urowth.
In
Nabisco
Shredded
Wheat
vou
cet
Wheat
Germ
as
Nature
provides
it,
because
this
cereal
food
is
made
from
uumilled
100
u
bole
wheat.
Vou
also
get
generous
amounts
of
protein,
carbohydrates,
phosphorus,
iron.
Millions
of
people,
especially
children,
have
benefited
by
the
habit
of
eating
a
whole
wheat
breakfast
of
two
Nabisco
Shredded
Wheat
with
a
cupful
of
milk,
and
fruit
if
desired.
hi
A
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Motorists
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COLIN
MILLER,
BLUE
803
reliable
information
in
regard
to
Indian
lore.
A
proposal
in
regard
to
pro-v-sicn
for
the
custodian
to
live
at
,
.ie
back
of
the
new
hall
was
discussed
and
left
for
the
custodian
(to
make
a
more
definite
proposal
and
fo:
the
House
committee
to
make
a
report.
It,
was
reported
that
the
big
game
heads
coming
from
Victoria
imens
of
the
falcon
from
North
I
were
already
in
the
city
and
Df.
Island
on
the
Queen
Charlottes.
Mandy
was
deputed
to
have
them
R.
C.
He
explained
that
these
birds
were
removed
to
the
new
museum
LI
1
It.
.
a
riU
1
1
1
rrt
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m
wmi
im
nil
da
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.allnrt.
alrmrn
welcome
their
refreihlnj
Wriftley'
Spearmint
fiurrt
thty
know
Its
regular
un
fxilna
rllpv4
atltf
ue
and
ten.
Ion.
The
healthful
chewing
cool
and
freahen
your
mouth
and
throat,
sweeteni
the
breath
and
aid
digestion,
too!
It's
part
oj
the
AMlv
routine
of
kernine
tit
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carry
a
package
or
two
millions
do!
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