PAGE
TWO
Step
Into
Fall
With
ARTT
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.
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Shoes
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WED
AUGUST
26,
1942
EDITORIAL
Civic
Administration
.
.
.
As
we
suggested
yesterday,
civic
problems
might
I
seem
to
be
just
a
little
inconsequential
these
days
com-j
nnrpfi
u'irh
fhinrrs
mnrp
vitnllv
nnrl
rliiwtlv
nssnpi'iti'fl
I
with
the
fighting
of
the
war.
Nevertheless,
it
is
import-
ant
that
civic
functions
should
be
maintained.
Here
m
Prmce
Rupert
these
functions
are
more
important
today
than
ever
before.
They
are
directly
linked
up
with
the
various
local
war
activities.
The
municipal
administration
machinery
must
be,
kept
in
motion
not
only
for
the
direct
benefit
and
service
of
the
people
who
regularly
live
here
but
in
support
of
the
local
phases
of
the
war
effort
which
is
already
lean
ing
heavily
on
these
services
and
utilities.
In
considering
the
immediate
future
of
civic
administration,
brought
to
the
fore
because
of
the
decision
of
the
provincial
government
that
we
should
return
to
local:
government
soon
after
years
of
commissionership,
we
should
be
interested
in
the
form
that
administration
should
take
from
one
standpoint
only
which
will
be
the
best
and
the
most
efficient
for
the
immediate
job
of
supporting
the
war
pf
f,ort
and,
after,
pie
war,
developing
the
community
aljmg'useful
and
serviceable
lines.
It
has
been
suggested
that
the
best
thing
to
do
might
be
to
continue
a
form
of
commisskmership
without
wasting
our
time
during
the
war
on
-civic
elections
which
might
well
have
the
effect
of
disuniting
us
at
a
time
when
harmony
is
a
most
essential
factor.
The
question
then
is
whether
the
gains
we
might
make
through
return
to
local
government
would
be
worth
the
cost
or
adverse
effects
of
making
the
change
at
this
critical
time.
If
the
only
things
that
local
autonomy
bring
would
be
petty
politics
and
strife
between
local
factions
for
per
sonal
or
political
kudos
patronage
for
the
business
in
terests
on
the
one
hand
or
the
labor
people
on
the
other-
1
it
would
be
as
well
to
carry
on
as
we
are
for
the
duration
at
least.
Meantime
a
little
discussion
on
the
whole
question
of
civic
administration,
providing
it
does
not
develop
along
unpleasant
or
bitter
lines,
might
not
hurt
us
even
as
a
diversion
from
the
more
serious
things
that
are
go
ingon.
There
are
virtues
to
be
seen
in
each
of
the
alternative
forms
of
civic
government.
Each
also
have
their
faults
without
which
either
would
serve
us
very
nicely.
SHORT
CUT
TO
VICTORY!
LADIES!
Here
Is
your
chance
to
try
the
latest
3-INCH
FEATHERBOB
PERMANENT.
All
ends
tapered
with
Frank
Oaird'a
Hair
Shaper,
Individual
styling
to
suit
your
features.
Sunrise
Beauty
Salon
VIOLET
MAII
Cor.
6th
and
Fulton
Above
Sunrise
fitore
Phone
Blue
913
for
Appointments
i
1
Letter
Box
NEEDED
BEER
The
Editor,
Daily
News:
After
my
escape
from
Hong
Kong
and
upon
my
anrlval
in
Canada
I
was
astonished
to
find
that
the
clerical
groups
severely
criticize
those
who
bad
provided
our
soldiers
In
the
Near
and
Far
"
East
with
a
limited
amount
of
beer.
It
never
occurred
to
us,
while
we
were
under
the
fire
by
the
Japanese,
that
our
people
at
home
were
waging
a
battle
to
prevent
us
from
having
something
that
we
not
only
wanted
but
also
sorely
needed.
It
is
all
very
well
to
argue
the
merits
of
temperance
.when
you
have
a
clean
and
wholesome
water
supply
at
hand
but
it
is
quite
another
matter
when
your
water
supply
Is
cut
off
with
nothing
to
drink
except
the
vilest
and
the
-THE
DAILY
-NEWS
filthiest
brackish
water
which
is
unfit
for
consumption.
No
one
who
has
not
been
through
such
'
extremities
can
possibly
appreciate
-what
our
ration
of
beer
meant
to
us.
Ask
any
soldier
and
he
will
give
you
the
reasons
in
terms
and
in
language
that
cannot
be
misunderstood.
I
think
it
will
be
con
ceded
that
the,
man
in
the
field
is
really
th
competent
judge.
Even
if
It
were
only
a
whim
and
not
a
real
necessity
It
still
follows,
that
the
soldier
Is
entitled
to
the
MmpJe
pleasures
he
experiences
and
the
good
he
obtains
from
a
cleali,
wholesome
bottle
of
beer.
Those
who
are
In
doubt
have
the
means
of
determining
the
truth
very
easily.
Let
them
Join
up
for
service
In
the
hot
countries
In
temperatures
of
120
degrees
and
higher
and
they
will
soon
discover
why
the
Canadian
fighting
man
Is
really
entitled
to
have
his
beer
under
fire.
Ask
the
next
soldier
you
meet
and
he
will
give
you
the
right
i.-awer.
Less
smugness
and
a
greater
re-
FormTD-1,iilrh
iliouM
if
filed
villi
your
employer
at
onee,
mjjr
be
KeurcJ
from
your
employer,
Pott
Offkti,
or
Inipcctori
of
Income
Ttx.
Employer!
nJ
Poit
Office!
hare
been
requeued
to
dii-
play
in
prominent
place'
the.
official
Table
of
Tax
Deduction!.
Smitbers
Has
Decoration
Day,
'
SMITHBRS.
August
36:
The,
Canadian
Legion
Bulkley
branch1
held
its
annual
Decoration
Day
service
at
the
soldiers'
cemetery
On
Sunday
afternoon.
Ttoeee
was
a
good
attendance
of
veteran
and
of
townspeople
and
K
was
one
of
the
moat
Impressive
occasions
of
:
Wilis
kind
yet
held
here.
The
aar-vice
was
conducted
by
Rev.
C.
E.
'Motte,
chaplain
of
the
brartch,
and
Rev.
N.
H.
Atkinson.
An
abundance
of
lovely
flowers
'
was
available
for
the
occasion
ana
.all
veterans
gravee
were
well
d-'
orated.
J.
W.
Turner,
president
of
the
branch,
took
charge
of
the
parade.
gard
for
the
practical
facts
would
be
a
big
help.
D.
A.
PROULX
PASSING
OF
iPre'tty
Wedding
KEN
WARNER
At3
MK
Road
Superintendent
at
Hums
,lr,,,e
of
Lake
Die,
In
llaxelton
llo.pltal
,
'.
SMITHBRS,
August
M:
-
The
Ti!.
f1"
J
w-people
of
amithers
regretted
to
Jf"1
?l
r?
rK
.
Seal
Cove,
last
Batum...
..
.
near
01
we
pawns
ol
.
.
.
.
hati
Warner
of
Durns
Lake
m
the
Haz-,
""nEthel,
daughter
of
m,
t.
tlton
Hospital
at
Ilaaelton
on
sun-
,
'
,
,
wvr.v
day
morning.
Mr.
Warner
had
;
"
U?rr
,
Or
been
111
for
about
six
weeks
and,"'
w
recently
It
was
.realised
that
he
dated.
could
not
recover.
He
had
a
hoar!
.
A
rr,e'0"
,wa
tf
t,
of
friends
throughout
the
whole
j
04
paren-j.
countryside
from
Haselton
to
,
Mr-
M;
Orahwn
in
Prince
George
where
he
has
lllL
aB
E
"
so
well
known
for
a
number
of,
;yeas.
war
ana
a
menioer
:,f
Bufe.
For.
many
yean
Mr
wtwstr
naa
vaney
oranen
or
uie
Ca-v
Uwen
road
snperintemwm
m
inejbegwn
ai
miiners,
Durns
Lake
area
for
the
Depart-
(
He
leave,
a
widow
Lr
ment
of
Public
Works
and
was,
residing
at
Hurns
Lake
C:i!f
wk
very
popular
w:th
evervone
1
ner
of
the
Prince
George
C
He
was
a
v--.-r.n
r
'he
Great
at
I'rlnoe
Oeorge
Is
a
brother'
5
1
Income
Tax
is
Fair
to
This
year
the
cost
of
the
war
shows
another
Increase.
Canada
will
need
almost
four
billion
dollars
to
carry
on.
Where
is
this
increase
to
come
from?
From
the
large
income
groups?
Yes
but
not
from
them
alone!
Their
new
tax
rates
range
as
high
as
98.
A
married
man
with
an
income
of
$50,000
must
pay
about
67c
out
of
every
doHar
or
if
he
has
an
income
of
$100,000
he
must
pay
about
78c
out
of
every
dollar.
From
big
companies?
Yes
but
not
from
them
alone!
The
full
amount
of
all
excess
profits
has
to
rate
of
pay,
taking
account
of
the
marital
status,
dependents
and
personal
savings
you
show
on
Form
TD-1.
be
paid
over
to
the
government,
while
30
of
normal
profit
are
taxed
away.
Clearly,
thlj
1$
a
battle
for
our
very
existence.
Every,
person,
rich
and
poor,
must
pay
his
or
her
share.
Income
Tax
it
fair
to
all.
It
distributes
the
load
according
to
each
person's
ability
to
pay.
There'ji
going
to
be
less
money
in
our
pay
envelopes
because
the
1942
income
tax
of
salary
and
wage
earners
it
being
deducted
at
the
source
during
September
1942
to
August
1943,
Here
arc
(acts
you
should
hnotc:
s
.
1.
Deduction
starts
with
the
first
a
single
person
without
dependents
(t.
If
your
nhry
or
wages
are
less
pay-period
beginning
in
September,
and
without
personal
savings,
thm
ft
of
your
income,
your
rm
:
2.
Your
employer
mutt
deduct
the
The
Table
of
Tax
Deduction,
is
Pj?)"
Auctions
ap-1
amount
DroviJed
bv
the
official
Table
gtd
to
collect
sbout
S0
of
phcbW
to
such
salary
or
wages
but
4
of
Tax
Deductions
for
your
current
your
total
1942
tax
after
allowing
for
you
must
also
pay
(by
quarterly
in-
the
National
Defence
Tax
deducted
stalments
commencing
October
ft
during
the
first
8
months
of
1942.
1942)
tax
on
your
other
income
and
5.
A
margin
of
10
has
been
left
mu,t
fik
our
annui1
"tur"
'
April
for
adjustments
so
that,
in
most
cases,
"4
J.
Remittance
Form
T.7.B
Indi-
over-deduction
will
be
avoided
with-
viduals,
for
u
in
such
cases,
will
be
3.
If
you
do
not
file
Form
TD-1
with
out
leaving
a
large
balance
to
pay
at
available
sometime
in
September
at
your
employer,
he
mutt
deduct
the
the
time
of
filing
the
annual
return
Post
Offices
and
local
Income
Tax
amounts
provided
by
the
Table
for
in
September
1943.
afiices.
EXAMPLES
OF
WEEKLY
DEDUCTIONS
SIVCLB-KO
DKrEN'DEKTS
MARRIED
NO
DEPENDENTS
MARRIED
I
DEPENDENTS
Weekly
Deduction
with
Dmlurtlon
with
Deliirt
Ion
with
Dmlurt
Ion
with
DwItM-tten
with
Dcrlurtloa
with
Ernlnn
No
Credit
Pull
rwllt
No
Credit
Kull
CrHlt
NoCretM
riUCrflIt
for
Salft
for
.String!
for
Serine
for
lilni
for
tkrlBM
for
tUtlmt
"
$15
$
1,07
$
.29
20
2.57
1.1
2
3.80
2.00
$
.90
.03
$
.29
30
5.37
3.21
3.18
1.09
.43
35
7.36
4.84
4.92
1.88
1,69
1
J2
40
9.15
6.27
6.73
3.13
3.51
1.35
45
10.95
7.71
8.55
4.50
5.32
2.17
x
50
12.74
9.14
10.36
5.86
7.13
2.99
60
17.18
12.86
14.30
8.90
11.08
4.80
DOMINION
OF
CANADA
-DEPARTMENT
OF
NATIONAL
REVENUE
COLIN
GIBSON,
Mlnlilir
of
Nttlont!
Knmut
INCOME
TAX
DIVISION
C
rRASF.R
F.LLIOTT,
CuMmfjiWr
'
l0"t
TV.