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Buying
Victory
Bonds
FRIDAY.
FEB.
6,
1942
If
anybody
thinks
he
will
be
giving
anything
away,
doing
any
one
else
a
greater
favor
than
himself
or
per
forming
any
great
patriotic
duty
in
buying
Victory
Bonds
when
the
forthcoming
loan
goes
on
the
market
he
would
do
well
to
get
such
ideas
out
of
his
head
immediately.
Much
the
opposite
of
giving
anything
away
in
purchasing
Victory
Bonds,
the
buyer
is
changing
one
form
of
security
his
dollar
bills
into
another
even
better
and
more
profitable
and
practically
as
liquid.
Rather
than
doing
some
one
else
a
favor,
he
is
doing
a
practical
thing
on
his
own
behalf
in
helping
to
provide
the
wherewithal
whereby
his
home,
his
family,
his
way
of
living
and
possibly
his
own
life
may
be
saved.
Contrary
to
performing
any
patriotic
duty,
he
is
doing
something
in
his
own
best
interests
saving
himself
and
saving
his
future
security,
monetarily
as
well
as
physically.
Getting
the
forthcoming
Victory
Loan
to
the
public,
as
we
see
it,
should
not
be
a
matter
of
salesmanship
but
a
problem
of
equitable
distribution.
There
should
not
have
to
be
any
begging
people
to
buy
Victory
Bonds.
Sales
resistance
should
be
at
a
minimum
this
time
although,
of
course,
some
fifth
column
propaganda
and
good
old
red
herrings
may,
as
usual,
be
encountered.
To
of
investing,
even
though
it
might
involve
some
financial
readjustments,
Victory
Bonds
should
be
something
to
ibe
sought
after
rather
than
to
be
sold
on.
When
the
time
comes
to
put
the
Victory
Bonds
out.
we
would
suggest
that
those
who
propagandize
and
nlace
them
consider
themselves
more
.as
distributors
of
something
that
is
good
and
necessary
for
the
people
rather
than
straight
high
pressure
salesmen
out
to
make
a
showing.
Certainly
we
expect
Prince
Rupert
will
make
a
great
and
spontaneous
response
to
the
Second
Victory
Loan
a
response
that
will
be
.actuated
by
a
sense
of
common
sense
and
good
business
and
personal
wellbeing
rather
than
from
any
particular
motive
of
great
patriotism
,or
national
duty.
Xhe
thought
also
occurs
to
us
again
that,
if
we
do
not
lend
our
money
to
win
the
war,
the
government
can
and
most
certainly
will
find
ways
of
getting
our
money
from
us
without
any
undertaking
of
return
with
a
.good
rate
of
interest.
He
who
fails
to
do
all
he
possibly
can
in
this
matter
of
Victory
Bonds
is.
an
enemy
to
himself
and
his
country
the
fifth
columnry
and
the
red
herrings
notwithstanding.
If
there
are
things
that
we
do
not
like
about
the
.way
the
war
is
being
run,
making
it
more
difficult
yet
to
run
it,
as
failure
to
lend
our
money
on
Victory
Bonds
would
be,
is
neither
the
appropriate
or
the
effective
,wav
of
showing
our
disapproval.
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Want
a
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Editor,
Daily
News:
Ronald
Kenvyn,
our
Held
representative,
under
which
office
all
publicity
Is
handled,
has
referred
,
to
us
a
copy
of
your
editorial
or
January
20.
We
believe
that
you
will
appreciate
having
your
attention'
directed
to
a
point
in
the
-editorial
referred
to
on
which
we
believe
there
may
be
some
misunderstanding.
We
refer
to
the
second
paragraph
of
your
editorial,
in
which
you
say:
The
government,
acting
supT
posedly
on
behalf
of
the
customer,
nas
pegged
prices
for
many
groceries
but
has
not
set
the
price
at
which
the
goods
can
be
purchased
rom
the
wholesalers,
nor
has
it
set
the
price
the
wholesale
grocer
must
Day
the
manufacturer.
This
leaves
the
whole
situation
very
jnsettled."
You
apparently
have
the
impres
sion
that
the
prices
charged
by
manufacturers
and
the
prices
charged
by
wholesalers
are
not
un-
J
der
control.
This
is
not
the
situ-aion.
We
enclose
copy
of
P.C.8527
and
would
respectfully
draw
your
attention
to
Section
3,
l)-7).
You
will
note
that
in
all
instances
the
regulations
specifically,
state
that
they
cover
any
and
all
persons
selling
or
supplying,
or
of
fering
to
sell
or
supply,
any
goods
or
services,
and
we
might
add
that
the
regulations
definitely
do
apply
to
manufacturers,
wholesalers,
and
retailers
alike.
It
is
true
that
all
businesses
have
encountered
certain
conditions
through
the
natural
lag
that
results
from
an
upward
trend
of
prices
such
as
we
have
been
ex
periencing
for
some
months.
This
may
make
it
difficult
In
some
cases
for
those
in
business
to
re
place
stocks
upon
which
they
had
established
their
basic
prices
at
costs
which
will
show
them
a
reasonable
profit,
because
their
selling
prices
were
established
on
costs
of
merchandise
bought
prior
to
the
basic
period.
In
such
instances,
means
are
being
provided
to
en-
able
those
laboring
undtr
this
amount
of
time,
we
are
sure
that
they
will
be
cleared
up
just
as
rapidly
as
possible.
W.
R.
DOWREY.
Prices
and
Supply
Representative
Age
Plate,
for
British
Columbia.
SPORT
CHAT
conditions
for
the
King's
Toronto
turf
classic,
were
changed
four
years
ago.
The
race
was
restricted
to
three
and
four-year
old
horses.
Previously
only
two-year
olds
were
barred.
Dave
Castilloux,
present
Canadian
welterweight
and
lightweight
boxing
champion,
gained
a
10-round
decision
over
Charlie.
Gomer
of
Baltimore
at
Toronto
two
years
ago.
It
was
the
Baltimore
fighter's
the
thrifty
and
the
thoughtful
people
who
have
the
means
flrst
defeat
in
20
nnts
Frenchy
Belanger,
Toronto
flyweight,
lost
his
world
title
to
Frankle
Genaro
in
a
10-round
fight
at
Toronto
14
years
ago.
BOWLING
iSeal
Cove
No.
i
and
Medical
Corps
j
,n
Tie
at
Top
of
Standing.
Seal
Cove
No.
1
scored
a
cirp.n
sweep
-mree
games
to
rui
victory
last
night
In
-Inter-Services
Bowling
League
over
Dry
'Dock
and,
as
a
.result,
Ls
leading
with
Medical
Corps
in
the
third
quarter
Other
scores
last
night
were
as
follows:
Medical
Corps,
2;
Signals,
1.
Scottish
-No.
1,
2;
Seal
Cove
No.,
1.
Area
Headquarters,
2;
Engineers,
1.
Navy,
3;
Scottish
No.
2,
0.
The
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Medical
-Corps
1
Robinson
164
Richard
132
Weston
135
Glaken
207
Buckley
259
Handicap
133
Totals
1030
Signal
Corps
1
Yelland
147
Bruck
180
Gilbert
154
Cote
Ill
Brown
164
Handicap
55
Totals
811
Scottish
No.
1
1
Tisdall
J215
Reid
176
Baker
126
Mclntyre
136
Glassford
189
Handicap
76
Totals
918
Seal
Cove
1
Stevens
165
Smith
139
Beatty
206
Benton
172
Bilton
135
Handicap
101
Totals
918
Seal
Cove
-No.
1
1
Drake
177
White
174
Learn
159
Crapper
150
handicap
to
obtain
relief,
and
Copp
232
while
these
adjustments
require.'
Handicap
.89
considerable
study
and
a
certain
95
152
145
138
132
133
795
3
162
215
172
103
132
133
917
3
153
153
139
13P
184
184
141
141
Totals
J81
.1067
1071
Dry
Dock
1
2
Thompson
154
167
Cherry
141
157
LInney
145
216
Carr
121
175
Hetherington
163
98
Handicap
64
64
Totals
..
.n
788
-877
Area
Headquarters
1
Z
Wick
177
182
Tully
122
237
.Sumner
266
178
Purdon
95
159
King
164
216
Handicap
48
48
Totals
.872
1020
Engineers
1
Rucketts
155
Prior
179
Taylor
:166
Redfern
119
Johnston
171
Handicap
137
Totals
927
Scottish
No.
2
1
Reide
.114
Clark
162
OUara
166
Sheridan
.161
Low
Score
124
Handicap
.73
Totals
800
Navy
1
iCundy
,246
(Underwood
,124
.Cymbal
.192
Noble
138
MacLean
316
'Fuller
!
Handicap
98
Totals
j
The
league
2
152
155
158
112
206
137
920
2
157
130
161
133
176
43
800
.2
.202
199
201
179
176
68
LADIES'
BOWLING
Schedule
for
Third
Session
of
Play
Announced.
3
160
167
196
180
137
61
901
Schedule
for
the
third
session
of
the
:Ladies'
Bowling
League
is
announced
as
follows:
iFeb.
10
Optimists
vs.
Annette;
Big
Sisters
vs.
Savoy
Swingers;
Lucky
Strike
vs.
Pioneers;
Rangers
vs.
Stylettes;
Bluebirds
vs.
Knox
HoteL
j
Feb.
17
Stylettes
vs.
Big
fais-j
ters;
Bluebirds
vs.
Lucky
Strikes;
I
Annette's
vs.
Rangers;
Optimists
I
vs.
Pioneers.
Feb.
24
Rangers
vs.
Bluebirds:
Knox
Hotel
vs.
Annette's;
Savoy
3
200
187
201
228
177
43
1041
3
141
160
235
144
142
137
1058
3
163
203
119
Swingers
vs.
Optimists;
Big
Sisters
vs.
Pioneers;
Stylettes
vs.
Lucky
Strikes.
March
3
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Big
Sisters;
Pioneers
vs.
Rangers;
Op
timists
vs.
Knox
Hotel;
Stylettes
vs.
Bluebirds;
Annette's
vs.
Savoj
Swingers.
March
10
Optimists
vs.
Bluebirds:
Stylettes
vs.
Savoy
Swing
ers;
Pioneers
vs.
Annette's;
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Knox
Hotel;
Rangers
185
!vs-
Big
Sisters.
184
i
March
17
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Sa-193
vy
Swingers;
Pioneers
vs.
Blue-125
!
birds;
Knox
Hotel
vs.
Big
Slaters;
155
148
;
Optimists
vs.
Rangers;
Stylettes
55
55
vs.
Annette's.
897
820
March
24
Rangers
vs.
Knox
2
3
Hotel:
Big
Sisters
vs.
Annette's:
224
131
Optimists
vs.
Lucky
Strikes;
Sa-
176
207ivoy
Swingers
vs.
Bluebirds;
Pio-
155
158
neers
vs.
Stylettes.
186
121
March
31
Savoy
Swingers
vs.
181
112
.Pioneers;
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Rang-
76
76ers:
Knox
Hotel
vs.
Stylettes;
Big
998
803,
Sisters
vs.
Optimists;
Annette's
vs.
2
3
Bluebirds.
140
167
!
188
200
,
155
151
i
281
172
1
85
106
101
101
950
897
2
3
194
149
144
163
186
244
202
247
252
179
89
89
173
1
112
71'
816
3
112
493
305
220
217
68
1114
1025
1115
standing
for
the
BRIDGE
RESULTS
C.X.K.A..
'Ramblers
and
Drv
Winners
Iast
Night.
Dotk
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Grotto,
8940;
C.N.R.A..
10420.
Belmont
Hotel.
8900;
Ramblers.
11760.
Cowboys
vs.
Pipefitters,
postponed.
Prince
Rupert
Dairy,
5090;
Dry
Dock,
8330.
For
Against
Pts.
Grotto
39690
34630
39690
Ramblers
37520
35950
37520
ON.R.A
35000
36C30
3500C
Belmont
Hotel
33910
38050
33910
Dry
Dock
33360
28360
33380
P.
R.
Dairy
31920
35090
31920
Coyboys
27970
26670
27970
Pipefitters
20770
26400
20770
third
quarter
to
date
Is
as
follows:
Won
Lost
Pts.
Seal
Cove
No.
1
5
15
Medical
Corps
5
15
Navy
4
2
4
Engineers
4
2
4
Scottish
No.
1
4
2
4
Area
Headquarters
....
3
3
3
Signals
1
5
1
Seal
Cove
No.
2
15
1
Dry
Dock
0
3
0
Scottish
No.
2
0
3
0
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ROYAL
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To
Motorists
Rupert
Motors
wish
to
announce
the
appointment
of
Alf
Dahlherg
as
shop
foreman.
Alf
.is
a
first
class
automobile
mechanic
himself
and
under
his
careful
supervision
we
feel
sure
that
our
mechanical
services
will
be
efficiently
and
promptly
rendered.
For
Emergency
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Gardeners
Getting
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There
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TERRACE.
Feb.
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Very
mild
weather
prevailed
through
most
of
January
In
Terrace.
Here
and
there
might
have
been
observed
an
enthusiastic
gardener
taking
the
opportunity
to
get
his
spading
done.
There
are,
however,
still
some
old
snowdrifts
which
will
lie
around
until
they
are
buried
under
a
fall
of
soft
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3
cups
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2
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1
stalk
celery
1
tablespoon
butter
or
other
fat
2
cups
milk
Salt
pepper
and
any
other
desired
seasoning.
Soak
lima
beans
In
water
overnight.
Add
onion
and
celery
and
soak
until
soft.
This
takes
from
to
3;4
of
an
hour.
Heat
milk
in
double
boiler,
add
ibutter,
at.
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celery
thro
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