PAGE
TWO
,
"HARTT"
LEADS
THE
WAY
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Naval,
Air
Force
and
Mili-tary
Dress
Shoes,,
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in
quality
and
priced;
right.
We
invite
your
Family
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store
ltD.
The
Home
o
Good
Shoes
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DAILY
EDITION
EDITORIAL
Member
of
Audit.
Bureau
oi
Circulations
Sleep
Oyer
It
-
-
-
There-k
a
tvne
nf
S5cgpR
Thursday.
March
27.
1941.
Making
Adjustments
As
a
result
of
the
war
and
the
general
dislocation
of
business
most
people
are
finding
it)
desirable
to
adjust
plans.
The
provincial
government
is
finding
it
desirable
to
do
this.
Because,
of
the
tremendous
increases
in
the
federal1-
income
tax
the
province
is
cutting
down
on
the
tax
it
has
levied
for
the
past
few
years.
Various
adiustments
3re
to
be
made
all
in,
the
interests
of
the
taxpayers.
This
wviij
mime
puisMuic
imuugu
wie
very
cunsiueraiMe
upturn
in
business,
and
increases
in
provincial
revenue.
The-
demands
made
on
everyone
though
the
I.
income
taxes
have
made
it
necessary
in
many
cases
to
I
change
the
mode
of
living
of
those
most
severely
affected.
This-
is-
part
of
the-
price
we
pay
for
the
war.
Donations
to.
wai?
services,
purchases
of
war
investments
and
in-i
ui
mo-
cum,'
ut
living-
aiso
maKe
cutting
aown
ox
household
expenses
necessary.
Under
the
new
set-up
some
people
will
find
better
off
and
others
much
poorer
than
before.
Richi
people
will
find
themselves
most
adversely
affected,
a
policy
which-
is"
well
in
line
with
modern
trends.
The
Alaska
Highway
-
-
-
Says
the
Victoria
Times
recently:
"With
a
hope
that
Canada
will
do
something
a
former
Victorian
has
sent
us
an
editorial
from
the
Tacoma
News-Tribune,
which
is
heartily
in
favor
of
the
speedy
construction
of
the
Alaska
Highway
to
connect
the
State-of
Washington
with
United
States
territory
in
the'
north.
The
Tacoma
newspaper
says
ia
part;
,r
'Alaska
has,
always
.been
handicapped
by
the
distance
and
lack
of
convenient
transportation
from
the
has
been
back
of
the
agitation
for
a
highway
to
Alaska,
running
through
British
Columbia,
which
would
not
only
open,
up,
that
country
but
would
afford
access
to
thousands
of
tourists
who
wanted
to
go
to
the
northland
in
their
own
cars;
"Even
though'
plans
for
the
highway
are
still
in
the
realm
of
diSCUSSion.
the
Dominion
h-is
nnnnnnwrf
ic
Aa
cfeion.
to
help-air
transportation.
It
is
announced
that
the
iuiuuuuni
win
estaonsn
a
cnam
oi
nying
news
at
a
cost
of
$9,000,000
up
along
the
coast
from
Puget
Sound
through
British
Columbia
and
the
edge
of
the
Yukon.
In
connection
with
airfields
already
established
in
Alaska,
they
ml
provide-
convenient
facilities
for
military-and
civilian
use.
It-
comes
as
a
byproduct
of
military
preparedness,
and
Good
Neighbor
Canada
apparently
is
going
to
do
it
for
us
and
for
herself.
h.
.
uith
this
ch
of
n
fieIdi?
ai"
transportation
viJl
m
be
immeasurably
aided.
Now
we
must
proceed
with
the
plans
for
the
Alaskan
Highway,
sa
necessary,
ndt
only
for
the
northern
territory,
but
of
immense
va'lue
to
the
btate
of
Washington
and
the
United
States.1
"We
-can
assure
nnr
rnnrpmrinmrv
fhof
Pf.'c-v.
r-
himbians;
eagerly
await
the
news
of
action.
Their
own
i
remier
ratiuiio
na$
preacneatne
gosper
ot
this
highway!
...
mm
uuv
ui
cttcun
,
aim
io
vv
write
lie
and
oifier
iiieinoers
oi
me
Canadian
secuon
of.
the
international
commission-are
preparing
to
leave
for
New
York
for
further
Important
discussions."
ST.
GEORGE
Vartotn
Bodies
C4-Otrate
Salule
to
BriUin"
on
April
S3
TfflE"
biltt
HIW8
BRITAIN
PREPARES
A
WARM
WELCOME".
FOR
NAZlS
m-w-......
"
attack-incidentally
"the
best
defence
tr.i
re
shown
m
progress
on
army
gaining
grounds
Somewhere-ln-England.
Over
the
unduiating
expanse
f
,0Lrv
SlerV
S
tafantry
move
up
to
join
in
a
fight
with
the
phantom
enemy
On
approaching
w:rhm
rTneTaSge
nf
Drse,and
8
forwa"l
to
single
Hie
Meanwlule.
m
a
commarfdmg
iiiUon
"S
guns
prepare
to
lay
down
a
curtain
of
fire
to
cover
the
Infantry
advance
Th
is
the
Tr
time
SSW
nveammunmon.
lZTZ
Cross
Society.
EnglUhpeaWng
if,
wfll
look
to
it
for
fearless
and
Union.
Rotary
Club.
KaUonal
Coun-
onseinsh
leadershin
...
lull
TM...tl.
T
:
.
v"
w
ciucauuu,
uapenai
vrier.
painoue
organisations
In
Brl-II
A
Y
PI
A
W
C
Daughra
01
toe
Empire
and
vari-
Ufa
and
the
UniUsd
States
will
loin
Ur
l
LUXLU
W.ehttreli
denomlnaUons.
Lieu-
with
the
Canadian
committee
to
tenant-Governor,
Albert
Matthews
further
ferpianof
"a
great
crusad"
r
1X0
e
Frfc
"Mowt
the
English-speaking
,
,
ror
r
in
the
planning.
world
BrltalrT
for
support
for
Sec-
The
people
of
Canada
will
be
ond
8,eP
n
the
program
will
be
ob-
asked
to-omit
one
course
from
ev-
srvsnce
of
an
Empire
Youth
Sun-
r
raasl
Of
r;jutnv
tv
.u
d&V
Afav
11
or
Ufan
u.
TORONTO.
March
27:
(CP
A
reaUTy
to
Canada's
IdenUty
with
tared
y
a
broadcast
from
Britain
Canada-wide
salute
to
Britain
fias
Britain-
In
thl$,war.
Schools
wift
10
th
yooth
of
the
Empire
and
the
been
choten
it
th
ihm
nt
asked
tn
n'nar
a
.lohratir.
i..
United
States.
tlonal
observsnrf
nf
;t
r.wMM'r
whih
studmu
tnVik
-The
Toronto
eommltWc
ti
lay.
April
23r
by
a
committee
form-
raovihg
picture
theatres
will
be
ask-
eal-.
sed
that
the
salute
on
and
organliatlons
at
meetings
In
'thtirch
service
and
military
par-
Bri,ain
aJae
but
"to
all
those
who
LToronto;
The
plans
call
for
St
George's'
anrt
oiten
repents
of
having,
made
them.
Other
oeonle'0?
o&imnee
in
schools,
church-
'
Jades-
also
are
planned.
a
mt
asiciu
make
it
a
rule
to
sleep
over-every
new
problem
before
l5
botels-
rtstaQrants
private
u
u
hoped
that
special
church
COmintT
to
a
definite
decision.
OftPiv
f
h
hi
v
tes
and
by
fraternal
and
service
services
also
will
be
held
In
the
Un-!
have
beert
tOffl
Something
it
looks
Ollite
HiffPiW
frnm
CrKaT?Uni
TDeTari,
branch-,
d.
States.
and
In
a
statement
is-;
.hd
and
servlee
Ihe
Island
for-
NOW
LEGALLY
DE.U.
What
it
dtrf
at
fiW
TKo
nflrcnnTKf
of
"a.
n
V
"
OI
w
,orc
M
seed
recenUy
the
Toronto
commit-'
BCLTAST.
March
27-
CP
llLri
yTi.
h?
P60"11".
6
teller
exert?a
general
public
$t
be
asked-
to
tee
said
the
orsanlzation
U
Intend-
Court
otdW
rnadeheS
ie;l
mf,Uen,C?
Snd
?ere
JM
ei!
time
to
weigh
the
pros
rat.
;ed.-to
draw
tSetherZ
two
great
S-S
0TST
OJld
cons.
Many
of
our
best
business
people
take
a
little
1
P"
t
organlrallcn
branch's
of
the
Aaglo-Saxoa
people
nleve
wio
emigrated
to
QadTTn
timo
IVfAI0
Anminx
l
..
!
L
i.
J
'
?
t.
..
ffieetlnES
in
Toronirt
wpt
th
rVn-
anil
t.
nint.
il..
(-
iam
.
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u
Ulc
Saier
WaV.
v..H.-i.wi
j
ou-
ra
x-ngio-speaxjeg
5
re
j-
ia
:
y
Mi
aety
oi
&r
ucrfe
Canadian
Red
aess
f
T
UsaK
we-
tx
I
Why
not
give
your
fe,
a
break?
Stop
using
blades
that
pull
end
st
J
tl
oi..
Y:iru.
.....
.
jiicjc
diuc
uiiiciics
men1
are
OgffcCg
uivo
yicuici
iuiiuuii,
ease
onu
,mil
Till
Uttrit
hrMct
atr
mHly
I
til
ll
clm
EASTER
Mad
of
steel
hard
enougl
to
cut
glass,
long-lajlin,
Uiuebillette
Blades
havethc
sharpest,
edges
ever
honei
UNCONOITIONAUY
OUAHAKniQ
ON
A
MONEY-UCK
IK
GYRO
BACK
Stock
Prices
n.
!
mm
OF
CENTRE
Are
ateadler
W
Approves
of
Central
Orranlta)lnn
and
Nedjes
SJ000
to
Project
Ths
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
at
a
ir?ial
businea
luncheon
yrsr-daj
.
discussed
the
civic
centre
pro
lect
and
approver!
of
the
idea
of
a
permanent
central
organization
being
formed
to
proceed
further
with
plans,
to
bring
the
undertaking
to
r
;
Mor.
Rc,:r"ri
cn
behalf
of
thf
present
civic
centre
committee
o'
which
he
I
chairman.
Dr.
R.
O
Largo
stated
that
it
-as
felt
thai
hs
need
for
a
civic
centre
In
Prince
Rupert
was
greater
today
than
It
had
ever
been
before
and
that
nov
r
"ared
to
be
as
good
a
time
a
evr
would
present
Itself
to
ralso
the
necessary
funds.
Th
cluo
rleded
Itself
to
suoport
the
undertaking
with
S4000
of
furjdi
Already
raUed
and
earmarked
for
if
i'
purnose.
The
Oyrc
Club
also
decided
to.
vote
$50
t&
th
current
Canadian
W
)
Services.
Fund
drive.
A
letter
was
received
from
T.
J
Williams,
secretary
of
tlio
IcaaV
savings
drive
committee,
exprein
appreciation
to
the
pyro
Clpb
Tor
the
acUve
support
given
the
canvas
President
W.
P.
Stone
wa
n
(he
el..ir
at
today's
luncheon
and
thire
a
full'
attendance
of
memborA
NEW
VORK
MtfV
r
prices
were
rc
xrd
if,
'J'
orithNewY
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terday.
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closing
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Priced
From
5c
to
$3.00
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Your,
Selections
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