PAOE
T7TO
THE
DAILY
KEWS
SATURDAY,
rEBRgAaT
!t
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PSIXCE
RUPERT.
BRITISn
COLUMBIA
Piiahnt
E?ry
AftTTKon
Exeep
Smday
by
Prlnee
Rupert
Lfeity
Limits
Third
Avenue
H
F.
PULLEX.
MANAGING-EDITOR
!
-J
DAILY
EDITION
l5S3ro-
SATURDAY,
Fb.
14.
1942
1
Churches
Are
Practical
...
Ever
since
man
first
found
God,
the
godly
have
been
beset
by
the
ungodly.
The
church
has
always
been
considered
a
natural
enemy
by
those
individuals
and
those
nations
which
have
sought
power
and
wealth
through
the
cruel
exploitation
of
their
neighbors
and
other
nations.
In
the
light
of
history
it
is
not
surprising
that
Hitler
has
seen
fit
to
persecute
the
religious
people
of
Germany
and
of
thoe
other
countries
which
he
has
conquered.
Enlightened
citizens
of
the
democracies
which
still
remain
free
know
full
well
that
if
Hitler
is
not
stopped,
the
church
and
all
it
means
will
be
set
back
for
years.
Thus
it
becomes
a
logical
decision
that
churches
in
Canada,
whose
primary
mission
is
to
promote
"Peace
On
Earth,"
should
lend
a
voice
in
support
of
the
practical
courses
which
must
be
taken
to
stop
Hitler.
A
Victory
Loan
Sunday,
such
as
will
be
observed
in
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow,
is
therefore
well
conceived.
In
connecting
the
cold
hard
business
of
raising
money
for
the
war
effort
with
the
warm,
soul-stirring
truth
that
this
is
a
war
to
free
millions
of
oppressed
people,
Victory
Loan
Sunday
becomes
a
red
letter
day
on
the
calendar
for
1942.
God-fearing
might
well
fill
the
churches
on
that
dav.
RED
CROSS
A.R.P.
AT
SHIPMENT
MASSETT
Another
Three
Weeks
of
Local
Groups
Formed
At
Two
VilUres
Productivity
Results
in
Sub-
j
Of
Inlet
A
Well
As
At
Delkath
suntul
Conjijnsient.
Dr.
Dunn
in
Charre
Another
shipment,
wax
'made
yesterday
from
the
Ked
Cross
TOrkroom
here.
represenUng
the
handiwork
of
local
worker
dsr-fn
the
past
three
weks.
The
list
is
announced
by
Mrs.
1.
R.
Low.
convener
of
the
rkreom.
as
M-
Knitted
dsrfc
Men's
socks.
6CV
:
Seamen's
long
stockings.
12
pairs.
Two-way
oUtU.
IS
pairs.
Rifle
miUs.
II
pairs
PUorer
sweaters,
eight
Qvebee
neteets,
two.
Steel
helmet
cap.
one.
TarUe
neck
Ustk-bu,
two
Khaki
harvikeschiats.
IsO.
Hospital
supplies:
Air
force
handkerehsefs.
318.
race
cloths.
12.
&irrgtel
sappifes:
UniU
of
hospital
sapplies,
three,
each
containing
wipes,
coatpreases.
23
pads,
2M
swmbs.
CiTtUan
defence
wosstan's
gar-meats:
Wool
flannel
dresses,
fanr.
Sweater,
one.
Auxiliary
aenlee
gamestts:
Wood's
knttted
kniekertv
15
pairs.
Ankle
socks,
seven
pate.
Laundry
bags,
seven.
Articles
for
civilians
made
from
Red
Cross
materials:
Crib
quilts,
six.
Single
bed
qatlts.
ate.
Doable
bed
(isilt.
one.
Diapers,
50.
Combinations,
nine
pairs.
Boys'
jayamas,
three
pairs.
Girls'
skirt
and
sweater
eotftts,
seren.
Girl's
dress,
one.
i
Boys'
sweaters,
stx.
Girls'
sweaters,
fear.
Women's
bloomers,
one
pair.
Girts'
print
dresses.
tor.
Boys,
hatchways,
ftvef
GirU'
slips,
45.
Girls'
pajamas,
Htq.
pairs.
Child's
sleepers,
seren.
Boys'
shirts,
two.
Women's
nightaowns.
"five.
Babies'
nightgowns,
foar.
Girls'
panties,
three.
Girls'
bloomers,
four.
MASSETT,
Feb.
H:
An
Air
Raid
Precaution
organization
has
been
organized
with
group
in
.few
Massett,
Delkatla
and
Old
Massett.
all
under
the
general
direction
of
Dr.
J.
C.
S.
Dunn.
Committees
have
been
busy
organizing
sach
HiesiasJttJtas,
been
deemed
migbiYbe-adv&bre7lnbH
Massett.
for
example,
"there
is
an
A.
R.
P.
committee
of
eleven
men
BROTHERHOOD
Jones.
AT
MASSETT
Chief
Matthew
Williams
I
Elected
President
for
Year
1511.
j
MASSETT.
Feb.
14:
Chief
Matthew
Williams
has
been
re-elected
president
of
the
Massett
branch
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia
for
the
year
1942.
Other
officers
for
the
year
are:
First
Vice-President,
Second
Vice-President.
Kelly.
Third
Vice-President,
White.
Elilah
Godfrey
Oeolfrey
Treasurer,
Albert
Edwards.
Secretary.
Christopher
Matthews.
WUtam
Matthews
and
Elilah
Jones
were
elected
delegates
to
at
tend
the
next
annual
convention.
Present
at
the
annual
meeting
was
Alfred
Adams,
erand
nmi.
dent
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia,
who
gave
an
address,
reporting
on
Brotherhood
activities
of
the
past
year.
Baby
soakers,
five
pairs.
Flannelette
hirt,
one.
Baby's
socks,
one
pair.
Boy's
socks,
one
pair.
Articles
for
civilians
made
from
donated
materials
and
donated
garments:
Knitted
afghans,
three.
Woollen
stockings,
three
pairs.
Girls'
woollen
dresses,
three.
Baby
Jackets,
five.
Hatchways,
two.
Print
dress,
one.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
"A
CiOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
sv30
WARDROBES
4
ft.
high,
s-uitable
to
hang
ladies'
dresses
or
coats,
also
men'
suits
and
coats;
fitted
with
moth
balls.
Two
sliding
doors-finished
gTaln
walriut
Price
unassembled
PHONE
77.1
5
4.95
Price
Off
assembled
0tO
327
THIRD
AVENUE
Wanted
-Raw
Furs
HIGHEST
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
Representing
HUDSON'S
BAY
COMPANY
Ship
to
J.
!.
ORMIIEIM.
Cow
Bay,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C,
rhone
815
A
D
D
IT
1
'E.
J
Fltepatnek
aarf
A
M.
Drlec
rocu!
There
sand
vlH
be
6bUtet.
Reoiies
Reoiies
to
to
letters
letters
sailed
staled
trxt
that
IK'
riuj
will
will
be
be
dMntxiied
dmfiected
at
at
M
IX
I
1
1
Tar;
gvs
MacDocaid.
S.
E.
Parker.
F.
will
be
prortded
at
the
proTtnctei
K.
Good,
S.
Uassey.
W.
D.
Lamb.
warehouse
to
Uie
rsn
to
the
ne
f
3
Cash
subscriniicms
will
Via
to
mm.
district
-rariens
-xxs
held
ta
the
Canadian
Iten
to
tor&Oet
fur-
;TfielMinii!er
of
Finance
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada
offers
for
public
subscription
$600,000,000
For
Cash
or
Conversion
Six-year
2,4B0DS
DUE
1st
MARCH
1948
PAYABLE
AT
MATURITY
AT
100
Non-callable
to
maturity
Interest
payable
1st
March
and
September
Denominations,
51.000,
$5,000
525,000
ISSUE
PRICE:
100
yielding
125
to
maturity
CASH
SUBSCRIPTIONS
u
wardens
of
the
Cry
w
the
Canadlia
Ua
?
irTE-oanas.
oacses
anc
gasnax5
jms
centres
in
eaca
aisinrt
w-iere
;
taer
acUTiUea
ana
rrnnr
pan
ac-
xi:iixxjij
ttt
H
SSllJiNf
heimtts
hzi
snt
A130
TU-'own
soppUes.
;ttton
OffcAftOiCiun
Chief
TVar
-'
warden
and
it
u
t0
be
hJ
kJJLllJlJX
VSl
teen
ilriwk
c-jk
had
znrr
ts.
ttiM.anr
of
members
at
den
J
S
WlL-on
was
in
-
haree
the
rer.erai
n-ihi
-
.
One
bx
umi
had
ben
rtanst.
th
Vwtorv
J
nan
mnrfrt
vai.wUh
Dktiirt
V.'irden
J
L
itie-'
Share
of
the
rt-.-
,
.
...
ed
for
Wetriew
It
a
Jeh
ttit
urged
Intth.
Q.
T.
GnuiiVJirAlUeH
,
txeeame
l
esterday
Afternoon
gntt
miyKtrj
omens
had
The
eTeiB
broadcasts
by
Glashan
and
M&Lr52llePlfiJI
and
uwtriet
Warden
Lt
not
nude
hemseKSi
festfiar
-with
varsoos
mwBtxrs
of
the
AJt-P.
wfil
sentin
J
E.
BodifcTsreChS
tmunj.
fth
blackout
orders.
It
was
tce
be
continued
bat
it
is
hoped
o
Protection
Officer
J.;J.
Uttly
aif
.oT
did
so
for
U
they
did
gave
Uies.
at
a
aoaevtut
later
also
present.
To
mtttiau
of
the
CftUfan
ioofc
alter
thnsseiT
they
tn
tfe&e.
liach
fawnb
rem
Tip
l
ilany
items
of
interest
in
their
Protection
CeoucrUee
iA-R-P.
:&et
expect
etkery
ta
da
it
maJe
m
HMtfttn
vtth
tho
rccneetrte
dktricU
were
btoutht
SIT
III
one
of
the
execntrfe
and
one
of'
Telephones
witf
be
installed
at
piajrlet
!Ten
by
the
school
ehfi-
up
for
discussion.
Wardens
werei
district
wardens
took
place
or
Wesmew
and
the
museum,
head-
xnn
and
it
is
planned
to
have
an-
adTk4
of
what
had
transpired
t
jffw
York
Pr&zj
-tnsarters.and
ar?ane!nent
w-re
jther
of
these
next
Monday
ere-
the
meeatog
oi
the
executive
in
L,.
The
execuUTe
met
with
J.
3-
discussed
for
heating
these
places,
-ana
The
co-oceration
of
the
the
afLtra&on:
Sannlies
reoaired
Zr
StSvII
OI
T
e
mt,
n
r,
.
m
.
.
.
LiaVii.i.ji
Inspector
Gannaon.
A.
Platen.
An-
On
Sunday
aicemoon
next
tra.-lu
CITR
u
EMMh
apprfj-
'for
dUttlct
headqairiers
were
re-
,chlta?o
SECOND
VICTORY
LOAN
Dated
and
bearing
interest
from
1st
March
1942,
and
offered
in
three
maturities,
as
foliowil
For
Cash
or
Conversion
"r
TwelYe-year
BONDS
DUE
Ut
MARCHJS54
PAYABLE
AT
MATURITY
AT
10i?
Callable
at
101
in
cr
after
552
Interest
payable
1st
March
and
September
Denominations,
550,
$100,
$500,
51,000,
$5,000,
$25,00O-
ISSUE
PRICE:
100
yielding
3.07
to
maturity'
'
Hodkey
Standin
ated
is
thsi
conneoHon.
corded
and
the
wUl
be
nvide
BrooUm
Phtrit
Wardens
avaSable
as
soon
as
possible.
I
Detroit
On
Friday
erenlns;
a
meetHig
or
There
will
be
a
meeting
of
the
Montreal
For
Conversion
only
Two
and
one-half
year
Vb
BONDS
DUE
1st
SEPTEMBER
1344
PAYABLE
AT
MATURITY
AT
M
Non-callable
to
maturity
Interest
payable
1st
March
and
Septembar
Denominations,
i
-
.
-
$1,000,
.5ioa6oo
ISSUE
PRICE:
100
yielding
1i0
to
maturity
Principal
and
interest
payable
in
lawful
of
money
Canada;
the
principal
at
any
agency
tne
Bank
of
Canada
and
the
interest
semi-annually,
without
charge,
at
any
branch
in
Canada
of
any
Chartered
Bank.
Bonds
may
be
registered
as
to
principal
or
as
to
principal
and
interest,
as
provided
in
the
Official
Prospectus,
through
any
agency
of
the
Bank
of
Canada.
nicj
f
anu
or
ine
j'if
Donas
ana
v
mar
t.
.
j
.
,
-
be
paid
m
full
at
the
time
of
,
application
at
the
issue
price
in
each
case
without
accrued
interest.
Bearer
bonds
with
coupons
will
be
available
for
prompt
delivery.
Cash
subscriptions
may
also
beade
payable
by
instalments,
plus
accrued
interest,
as
follows
10
on
application;
15f
on
15th
April
1942;
15
on
15th
May
1942;
20
on
15th
June
1942;
2CTC
on
15th
July
1942;
20.82
on
the
3
bonds
OR
20,62
on
the
2)4
bonds,
on
15th
August
1942.
ltyfe
lO
PAu'
AugU?
I?42;
f,vers
!he
final
PQynt
of
principal,
plus
of
f
1
the
v-15lh
m
case
the
3
,
bonds
and
.62
of
V
(
in
the
case
of
the
24
bonds
repsenUng
accrued
interest
from
1st
March
1942.
to
the
due
dates
of
the
respective
instalments.
CONVERSION
SUBSCRIPTIONS
n
Hj5ld9r-S
f
I?ini?rl
?
Ca??a
n
Bonds
due
15th
My
1942.
and
Dominion
of
Canada
2
Bonds
due
1st
June
1942,
may,
for
the
period
during
which
the
.ubscrfpUon
lisU
are
open,
tender
thefr
bonds
with
final
coupon
attached,
in
lieu
of
cash,
on
subscriptions
for
a
like
or
greater
par
value
of
bonds
of
one
or
more
maturities
of
this
loan
attS
Tissue
11
wniS?
wlthou
ac
surrender
value
of
the
1
Bonds
will
be
100.59
of
their
par
value,
and
of
the
2
Bonds
wiU
be
100.80
of
theh
parTah?.
inclusive
of
accrued
interest
in
each
case;
the
resulting
adjustment
to
be
paid
in
cash
The
Minuter
of
Finance
reserves
the
right
to
accept
or
to
allot
the
whole
or
any
part
o!
the
amount
of
this
loan
subscribed
for
cash
for
either
or
both
of
the
avaSabU
maturities
if
total
subscriptions
are
in
excess
of
$600,000,000.
The
cash
proceeds
of
this
loan
will
be
used
by
the
Government
to
finance
'
expenditures
for
war
purposes.
S
War
WrVPli0nS
Finance
T
Committee
bC
?de
throu3hay
Victory
Loan
Salesman,
the
National
or
any
representative
thereof,
any
branch
in
Canada
of
any
Chartered
Bank,
or
any
authorized
Savings
Bank,
Trust
or
Loan
Company
from
whom
may
be
obtained
COmit
flf
Ilffirinl
Prntfiai.1...
.-..
!
i
application
.
.
.
..
...
forms
.
and
,
K
-V
i-uiuuiiung
compiexe
aetaus
ot
the
loan.
.
.
dLpen
on
16th
Fely
and
if
1942,
will
close
on
or
about
7th
March
1942,
with
or
without
notice,
at
the
tt
crehon
of
the
Minister
of
Finance.
Department
of
Finance
Ottawa,
14th
February
1942.'
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