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THURSDAY.
AUGUST
27.
1942
EDITORIAL
Announcement
that
the
"Vyartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board
had
removed
the
overall
price
ceiling
from
Canadian
and
imported
newspapers,
magazines
and
periodical
publications
in
general
will
be
welcome
news
for
the
newspapers
at
least.
For
various
reasons,
the
newspapers
have
had
cause
to
be
alarmed
at
the
effect
the
war
has
been
having
on
their
revenues,
particularly
those
derived
from
advertising.
True
the
war
has
greatly
increased
reader
interest
and
the
circulation
of
the
most
of
newspapers,
including
the
Daily
News,
is
much
expanded
when
compared
with
a
year
or
so
ago.
We
are
rendering
a
more
valued
function
than
before.
Yet
wTe
were
unable,
if
we
desired
to,
to
demand
a
price
commensurate
with
the
value
of
the
service.
The
lifting
of
the
ceiling
will
leave
the
press
free
to
adjust
rates
and
safeguard
its
revenues
at
least
as
far
as
circulation
is
concerned.
The
government,
in
abolishing
the
ceiling,
recognizes
the
necessity
of
the
newspapers
doing
something
about
bolsterng
up
revenues
in
view
of
increasing
coSjis,
Advertis
ceiling
regula
It
might
rates
were
already
exempt
from
price
ion-
:
:
''i
i
)e
mentioned
in
passing
that
newspaper
rates
in
Prince
Rupert-both
for
circulation
and
adver
tising
are
ridiculously
low.
Now
the
newspapers
will
be
able
to
do
something
more
than
just
think
about
the
necessity
of
boosting
their
prices
in
these
days
of
mounting
costs.
Step
Into
Fall
With
RTT
SHOES
We
can
think
of
no
better
way
to
spruce
up
for
fall
than
to
order
a
pair
of
Hartts
Scotch
Grain,
Calf
or
Kid
Shoes
In
the
finest
fitting
lasts
made
in
Canada.
Try
a
pair
and
be
convinced.
IIARTTS
FOR
QUALITY
"MOSCO"
WONDER
CORN
CURE
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
IV1SIT
1
OF
GOVERNOR
Fred
Jones
of
Spokane
Heard
Kotarians
in
Course
of
Official
Tour
By
edmjJkte
downfall
of
WUfltaftan
Sfevefnajento
wfrteh
wetfd
remote,
ifce
rights
of
association,
free
speech
and
other
privUiges
which
had
come
to
be
regarded
as
Inherent
to
a
way
of
living.
There
could
be
no
question
of
the
outcome.
White
vHnrrtn
ot
the
war
mast
.
be
the
first
consideration.
It
was
fitting
to
think
of
what
soft
of
a,
wortd
there
would
-
-
-
be
alter
ifte
EDMONTONS
WIN
FIRST
Kaien
Hardware
Trophy
Uaehall
Series
Under
Way
Dodge,
m
The
Edmontons
won
the
first
Whittaker.
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in
in
the
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Edmontons
will
be
all
out
for
a
rletory
and
the
Kalen
Hardware
trophy.
However,
the
Dry
Dock
l
Is
determined
to
make
It
go
three
games.
The
line-up:
Itfmoiitoni
AH
K
II
PO
A
E
The
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Cfebwar.
1
he
Rotary
Club
could
..
!rte
for
KateB
Hariwar
trfepH
MfIjSUf,n'
H
received
an
olflekU
vtitt
at
a
d-
J
m?
a
PiU
m
post-War
reco-
:
tn)
i,.
tdutP(1
Darker,
e
...
.
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t
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4
a
...kU
m
"
w
a.
ner
meeting
iai
nigm
irwn
m
wuwnm
aim
wun
wit-
n
nlrl
to
iv(.
district
governor.
Fred
K.
Joriea
of
I
better
pltte
i
wWWi
to
IW.
TIN?
u"
Tl
a..
Spokane.
He
brought
an
nterest-ing
message
to
the
club
with
some
suggestions
as
to
useful
activity
In
war
time,
and
the
ensuing
peace
time.
President
Oeerge
C.
Ml
tit
hell
was
in
the
chair
and
there
was
a
fair
attendance
of
members
with
a
few
guests.
It
was
not
his
first
visit
to
Prfhce
Rupert,
Mr.
J
tne
said,
but
organization,
in
the
speaker's
op
inion,
need
not
hold
aloof
from
.
jniroverslal
subjects
of
Import
ant
public
movement
even
such
as
J
make
decisions
but
U
was
juHitll
"f
"L.
,
.
1-
,t.
b.,rair
nromw
iw
w
m
.
NWneftn.
ri
The
Fusiliers
chanced
P
to
wyau.
cj
runs
In
the
first
Inning
to
take
Koran;.
If
he
lead.
Pitcher
Johnston,
on
the
Johnston,
p
ubber
for
the
Fusiliers,
had
ine
Dockers
swinging
hard
at
hli
Total
......
.
SkuV
in
mTk
the
Dry
Dk
suddenly
came
to
a
Her
lb
5
I
their
decisions
'Br
and
tied
the
ball
game
uo
at
I.
lUUver-tao.
3b
5
0
Mr
jone.
.ur.MtMl
that
Rotarvi
.Vny.
who
relieved
Hit-
ArHft.
If
S
I
ihad
greau7
r
oUl
pay
sonTe
atterHlon
to
to
-cond
inning,
pve
Mclntyre.
e
seventh
to
the
4
0
Ih
put
Since
last
he
was
In
this
city
andyoongef
generation
and
rU
view.
.'
"
Hofjb
Pointers
head
S
to
i.
ef
4
0
he!
classification
i
he
wa.
quite
amaaed
at
what
Attendance
and
FlmjMidKjn,
had
seen
here.
The
war
was
brtr,-;
were
also
diKussed
by
Mr.
Jones-
nlnU
-
J
nary
took
orer
nd
the
Dfl-
rf
3
1
who
decrlbed
QMey.
-
Ing
Canada
and
the
United
States
Rotary
as
simply
montons
literally
had
a
new
aaf
.
Kitchen,
0
0
even
closer
together.
Every
trip
adaption
or
the
Golden
Rule
which
p
he
made
to
Canada
the
deeer
be-
j
he
urged
members
to
practise
as
"-Tint
""
to
oraetteaUy
put
Milsney.
p
-..
3
0
-ame
Wi
respect
for
his
Canadian:
rllTtduaU
"
wmmr
on
wury.
P
friends.
H?
referred
to
the
inter-
In
the
course
of
the
meeting,
started
a
determined
rafly
in
the
nation
uhase
of
this
particular
i
the
president
conveyed
birthday
half
of
the
ninth,
but
could
Total
.
34
5
lotary
district
vitilch
now
con
Speaking
on
more
Intimate
Rot
ary
themes.
Mr.
Jones
said
that
the
objective
of
Rotary
was
mainly
the
foarterin?
of
good
for
community,
nation
and
the
world,
development
of
friendships
and
personal
contacts
being
merely
incidental.
The
district
governor
suggested
as
one
useful
activity
of
a
club!
situated
such
as
Prince
Rupert
miejit
carry
oat
was
the
paying
of
attention
to
young
men
of
the
services
and
assisting
In
making
their
lot
more
pleasant.
Many
of
1
these
young
men
were
a
long
way
from
home,
were
lonesome
and
I
craved
hospitality.
Mr.
Jones
pro-
posed
a
war
activities
committee
in
the
club.
!
treetinei
to
Norman
Watt.
J.
J.
push
across
thee
ran.
Olof
Hanson
was
the
War
Savings
the
Queen's
Fund.
the
winne;
of
Certificate
for
Bayeball
Scores
National
Lea(ue
Philadelphia
3-6.
Chicago
2-3.
New
York
11..
CmcinnaU
2.
Brooklyn
1.
St
Leob
2.
American
Leaiue
Chidago
5.
New
York
3.
Cleveland
1.
Boston
4.
Detroit
1-4.
Philadelphia
9-2.
(Only
games).
New
York
Boston
AUSTRALIA'S
BARLEY
St.
Louis
Australia's
carry
over
of
barley
,
Cleveland
at
the
end
of
the
year
will
be
5.-
Detroit
Baseball
Standinns
Brooklyn
W.
Louis
New
York
.
CtnctBBat
National
Boston
PhfJbdeJpnla
'
American
"We
have
to
win
this
war."
said
500.000
bushel
and
grower
are
Cbleafo
the
speaker
"no
matter
what
the
being
told
to
restrict
their
acre-
Washington
cost
may
be."
There
must
be
a
age.
Philadelphia
League
W.
......
14
surnmary
44
9
20
27
11
1
Tttree
stated
of
93
clubs,
the
latest
of
Little
and
Fred
Seadden.
Visitors;
The
second
game
of
the
series
Dodee:
two
base
hits
jrhlch
he
was
about
to
inaugurate
were
R
S.
Oretg.
Olof
Hanson
M.
at
Kodlak.
Alaska.
i
P-.
c
H.
Orme
and
O.
A.
Hunter.
8
0
base
v.
Kocmuk
will
be
played
on
Sunday
and
the
WMttaker.
Dodoe.
Ashcroft
H..w
Johnston;
struck
out:
by
Burv
by
Mtlaney
3.
by
Johnxlon
base
on
ball:
off
J
oh
rut
uu
S
My
1.
off
Dury
3.
left
basea:
iJumOntOn
IS.
Dry
Do.
k
hit
by
pitcher:
Wyatt
anc.
W
Mod
by
Mllanejr
.
Umpire:
Detii:
scorer
H
MacKemde.
Score
by
innings:
R
II
Bmon
tom
.
200
00U
10
9
2
Dry
Dork
COO
WW
003
S
8
Johnston
and
Barker
Hit'
1.
Milaney
9.
Bury
and
M
T
tyre.
II
OVAL
NORM
EG
I
AN
Crown
Prince
OVav
hesr
V,
-.
TO
HELP
YOU
SAFEGUARD
YOUR
WAR
SECURITIES
You
have
made
a
patriotic
investment
in
Victory
Bonds
...
or
War
Loan
Bonds
.
.
.
or
War
Savings
Certificates
.
.
.
perhaps
all
three
...
to
help
your
country
in
the
war
.
.
.
and
to
help
assure
your
after-war
future.
To
enable
you
to
preserve
your
war
securities
from
danger
of
loss
by
fire
or
theft,
Canada's
Chartered
Banks
offer
a
safekeeping
service.
Here
are
the
details:
VICTORY
BONDS
and
WAR
LOAN
BONDS
Take
them
to
your
bank
...
to
any
branch
of
any
chartered
bank
...
the
bank
will
put
them
into
safekeeping
for
you,
will
clip
your
coupons
when
the
interest
falls
due,
and
will
deposit
the
money
to
your
name
...
If
you
haven't
a
bank
account
you
can
authorize
the
bank
to
open
one
for
your
convenience.
The
total
charge
for
this
service
and
safekeeping
It
only
25
cents
a
year
on
bonds
(no
matter
how
many)
up
to
$250
.
.
.
one-lenth
of
one
per
cenf
on
amounts
over
$250.
WAR
SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES
You
can
lodge
them
also
with
your
bank
.
.
.
which
will
take
them
into
safekeeping
and
for
just
one
small
charge
cover
the
whole
of
the
time
(or
any
part
of
it)
from
purchase
to
maturity.
Here
is
all
it
will
cost
you
not
just
for
one
year
but
for
lYi
years:
For
a
J
5.00
certificate
$0.10
For
a
$
10.00
certificate
is
For
a
$
25.00'
certificate
.
20
'
For
a
50.00
certificate.
.'
,25
For
a
$100.00
certificate
,
50
...
For
a
$500.00
certificate
1.00
THE
CHARTERED
BANKS
OF
CANADA
i
!
Si
I
I
MEN,
BlUifi
GtUtTn
BlADfSlfcl
ARE
TOPS'
FOR
fASYSMML
TRUB!
YOU
Gfl"
BETTER
LQQKIH&
SHAVES...
FASm
ABSOLUTELY
!
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BLUE
GILLETTE
BLA0U
AST
LONGER
.
.
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I
YOU
MONEY!
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