V
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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DAILY
EDITION
HARTT"
SHOES
FOR
MEN
Hartt
Shoes
have
the
quality
and
style
that
has
made
them
the
most
outstanding
line
in
Canada.
Latest
styles
and
fittings,
from
narrow
to
wide
widths
in
boots
and
oxfords,
in
brown
and
black.
Hartt's
Army,
Navy
and
Air
Force
Shoes
carried
in
stock.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
Four
tables
were
in
play
at
the
last
whist
drive
of
the
local
youth
cpmmittee
in
the
Commercial
Hotel.
Prize
winners
were
Mrs.
B.
BJakey
and
J.
Calne.
Bruce
Mickle
SATURDAY,
APRIL
i,
J942.
Peace
River
Oil
.
.
.
The
offer
of
the
provincial
government
to
turn
over
the
Peace
River
oil
resources
to
the
Dominion
for
the
duration
and
one
year
after
is
an
admirable
gesture.
Incidentally,
if
the
offer
is
accepted,
it
will
relieve
the
provincial
administration
of
the
responsibility
of
deciding
whether
or
not
private
interests
shall
become
identified
with
the
development
of
the
resource.
Of
course,
no
oil
is
as
yet
available
in
the
Peace
River,
the
ground
being
so
far
only
in
the
drill
testing
stage.
fidence
to
this
effect,
it
may
become
one
of
Canada's
most
important
oil
producing
areas.
Whether
or
not
it
will
be
in
time
for
the
war
is,
of
course,
problematical,
No
doubt,
the
operations
of
testing
out
could
be
greatly
speeded
up.
Turning
over
of
Peace
River
oil
to
the
federal
government
would
just
be
another
of
many
other
important
contributions
British
Columbia,
first
through
the
Pat-
tullo
government
and
later
through
the
coalition,
has
been
making
to
Ottawa
in
furtherance
of
the
war
effort.
Advertising
Is
a
Great
Teacher
,
.
.
What
is
your
view
concerning
advertising?
Whatever
it
may
be
for,
against,
or
unformed
the
fact
is
that
advertising
is
a
truly
wonderful
factor
in
shaping
for
the
better
the
habits
and
practices
of
most
men
and
women.
Beyond
all
question
advertisements
show
us
how
to
lessen
daily
drudgery,
how
to
economize
time,
labor
and
money,
how
to
increase
our
social
acceptance,
how
to
care
for
our
bodies
so
that
we
shall
have
less
illness,
less
suffering,
and
more
strength
for
the
doing
of
our
daily
work.
Advertisements
tell
us
what
science.
invention
and
discovery
have
done
and
are
doing
to
increase
the
variety
of
products
and
services
which
singly
arm
in
sum
provide
marnets
lor
raw
materials,
for
ma
chines
and
for
human
labor.
Advertising
is
not
just
a
selfish
urgement
of
us
to
buy
particular
products.
It
is
that,
of
course,
hnr.
it
??
also
a
benef
jcient
influence,
a
great
teacher,
a
ereat
in-
spirater,
a
great
civilizer.
So
when
you
read
the
advertisements
try
to
see
in
them
more
than
the
self-interest
of
the
advertiser.
See
them
as
distributors
of
information
about
things
designed
for
the
common
good.
Our
life
would
be
a
very
dreary
and
hollow
expedience
if
we
had
not
the
innumerable
good
things
which
advertising
makes
us
know
about.
Youth
Committee
Has
Whist
Drive
Four
Tables
In
Play
At
Last
Of
These
Weekly
Events
To
Play
For
Hoop
Title
Victoria
Dominoes
and
Winnipeg
St.
Andrew's
To
Meet
VICTORIA,
April
4:
Victoria
Pomlnoes
basketball
team
will
go
to
Winnipeg
to
play
Winnipeg
St.
Andrew's
in
the
Western
Canada
senior
championship
finals
provd
burgh
was
in
charge.
The
Youth
ng
Winnipeg
pays
expenses.
It
Pommittee
is
planning
a
social
will
be
the
best
out
of
five
game
evening
at
an
early
date.
series.
Special
Price
for
LADIES'
and
GENTS'
NEW-SPRING
CLOTHING
$27.50
and
up.
B.
LAMB,
Tailor
Phone
Black
787
302
Third
Ave.
W.
PUBLIC
NOTICE
Defence
of
Canada
Regulations
1
r
o
It
i
b
1
1
i
o
n
of
Photography
of
I
Specified
Places
in
the
Province
l
of
British
Columbia.
ORDER
WHEREAS
Regulation
18
of
Ue
Defence
of
Canada
Regulations
(Consolidation
1941.
as
amended
jby
Order
in
Council
dated
27th
October,
1941.
P.C
7987.
and
Order
In
I
Council
dated
17th
January,
1942.
I
px;.
ill,
provides
Inter
alia
that,
'subi&ct
to
anv
exemptions
for
Ublch
provision
may
be
mad
by
'order
of
a
competent
minority,
no
person
shaii,
ewept
unoxr
tne
authority
of
a
written
permit
granted
by
Pr
on
behalf
of
the
compe
tent
autnory,
mane
0-
uutw
anv
Dhutoeranh.
sketch,
plan
or
other
representation
af.
or
of
any
part
of,
or
object
in
J)y
area
in
uanaaa
as
may
pe
pwi(ru
wv
order
of
a
competent
authority
beiwr
an
area
hi
relation
to
which
the
restriction
of
photography
ap-nears
to
that
competent
authority
to
be
expedient
In
the
interests
of
the
safety
of
the
state
and
ha
ye
a
camera
with
him
in
any
such
area,
and
further
that
.
such
competent
authority
may
make
such
orders
and
any
person
acting
on
behalf
of
sucn
competent!
authority
may
give
sucii
special
directions
as
the
said
authority
or
person
thinks
necessary
relating
to
the
publication
or
nou-publlca-tion
of
photographs,
sketches,
plans
or
other
representation
made
under
the
authority
ot
a
written
permit
as
aforesaid.
AND
WHEREAS
I,
the
under
signed
Minister
of
National
Defence,
am
a
competent
authority
for
the
purposes
of
the
said
Regulation
and
it
appears
to
me
that
the
areas
and
objects
mentioned
hereunder
are
ones
in
relation
to
which
the
restriction
of
photography
is
expedient
In
the
Interests
of
the
safety
of
tiw
State.
1.
NOW
THEREFORE
I,
the
said
Minister
of
National
Defence,
in
pursuance
i
the
said
Regulation
J8.
as
amended,
do
hereby
order
that
no
person
shall
make
or
publish
any
photograph.
Conceivably,
however,
and
the
former
premier,
T.
D.
sketch,
p"11
Pattullo,
has
always
been,
very
emphatic
about
his
con-
'hereunder
hereunder
specified
specified
other
representa-
areas
or
places
or
of
any
of
the
objects
hereunder",
specified
except
under
'-he
author-'
uy
ot
a
written
permit
granted
on
More
Fire
Calls
-
SEAL
COVE
Miss
Dolly
Smith
IS
LEADING;
shower
Honoree
iij.ii.
I.I
fill
Affair
Wrdnetda?
Pvr-
AnlKMrrrart
"
ecoim
,,(;
at
Home
of
Mrs.
Moller.
Inter-Cervices
ikuii
League.
Seal
Coye
No.
2.
with
six
wins
and
pot
a
single
defeat.
i
leading
the
Inter-Service
IMrilqtf
League.
Antl-Alrcraft
No.
2,
with
nve
win
and
one
loss,
is
runnln-up.
Last
night's
fixture
pUy
result
ed
as
follows:
i
Antl-Alrcraft
No.
1.
2;
Area
Headquarters,
I.
Antl-Alrcraft
No.
2,
7:
Dry
Dock,
L
Engineers,
2;
Navy,
i.
Seal
Cove
No.
2,
3;
Edmonton
Fusiliers.
No.
2,
0.
Bowling
Standings
Misrd
League
W
L
Pt.
Toilers
28
11
3
SavMor
26
H
Peonle'i
Store
22
17
2
Pushovers
21
18
l
Rlnky
Dinks
20
19
Stone's
14
6
H
Alley
Oats
13
IS
Woanjas
13
26
13
ladies'
Leafue
W
L
rts,
Annette's
31
6
H
Savoy
Swingers
21
8
31
Rlue
Birds
18
9
18
Lucky
Strike
16
12
IS
StyietUs
15
15
Ranter
13
14
13
Knox
Hotel
-10
17
10
Big
Sister
10
17
10
Pioneer
9
18
Optimists
7
20
Mrs.
J
L.
Johaawn
and
Mr.
J
p.
Moller
were
Joint
hosU
At
a
deUftoUui
mlc3nMM
shower
Wednesday
evenine
it
K,e
lwme
Ot
the
Utter.
741
Third
Avenue.
In
honor
of
Miss
Doris
Dollyt
Smith
who
Is
to
be
married
shortly.
The
evening
was
spent
In
playing
bingo,
the
prise-wlnnm
being
N&sdames
Ellison,
How.
Holm.
Blrk.
Oraham,
Murray.
Oardlner
and
Rothwell
.
Hie
principal
event
of
the
evening
was
the
bringing
in
of
a
gaily
decora
(Ml
carriage
laden
with
many
useful
and
beautiful
gifts
showing
the
mUm
held
far
the
bride-elect.
Invited
guests
were
Mrs
II
Smith
Sr.,
Mr.
II.
Smith
Jr
.
Mrs.
L.
Wide.
Mr.
J.
Wide.
Mr.
C.
Oraham.
Mr.
T.
Oraham.
Mrs.
Blrk.
Mr
S.
V.
Cox.
Mrs.
W.
Roth-well.
Mrs.
P.
BUtson.
Mrs.
0.
Howe.
Mrs.
Q.
F.
Feasby.
Mr.
W.
Oar-
9
;
7
!
t
I
I
Here
This
Year
:
FESTIVAL
CONCERTS
April
17
and
21
In
-
-
prlsuytlkiax
ciiuun
Admtaion
U-"c
by
Protram
Proceeds
rroceeas
to
mj
War
war
Charities
Lnanuet
or
of
any
part
,
,
thereof,
or
have
a
camera
therein.
Alarms
Have
Totalled
Twenty-Six
programs
on
sale
beginning
Compared
With
Seventeen
in
1911.
April
10.
at
Ormes
my
oenait
oy
tne
aeierai
oincer
.
.
,
t.
........................
.
Ther
b"
twenty-lx
n-f
!'
w-
Y
Commanding-in
-
Chief,
P
i
c
ill
c
Command
or
the
Commanding
.
alarms
in
Prinee
Rupert
so
far
IU
I.KI.KY
VALLEY
HUTTr.lt
i
unicer
pacujc
coast
u.cj.t
or
the
Air
Officer
Commanding'
Wes-
stpne
Strait
surrounding
Yorke
Island,
within
a
radius
of
one
this
year
as
compared
with
tcven-
Arrive
Freh
Every
Week
I
teen
In
the
first
three
months
of
We
believe
In
featuring
It
(
iciii
Air
v-ommana.
..
.
.
.
nnH
h
nlnv
mir
im.rlvr
(a)
ti)
Esquimau
Harboflr.
Up-
A.arms
inu
Aiarcn
numoer-
yme:
,t
onceTnd
w;
bour
banks
iiuu
ujwer
vwwim
liar-
cu
nine
wiicirh
iiieir
were
bu
hi
sure
yOU
Will
Wail"
no
.
the
shore
line
faces
of'th
Vancouver
Or
CliffS
Of
SOUther.l
I
-r-v,
.
nnalltw
l
immnuKwl
ISiana
COntlaUOUSl
.
...
.
.
..
W.
Im
Hr
iin.rr
ana
aajacent
inereto
and
ex-
'-"v"""1""
:
VEOETAULE8
whenever
pus-
t&nitnn
riAiM
ChAwiM-ikn
m
Unini
fAiinrf
Ino
Tit.
wa
t
.
041
f
tint
.
.
i
"
r
on
ine
aouinwesi
cosu.1
to.
ana
1
at
4:05
pjn.
and
the
other
a
grass
;
"'JSjllre
near
the
Central
Hotel
at
Island.
1
11:05
pjn.
(2i
The
shore
line
and
area
I
in
the
immediate
aooxe
Lase
Lake
situate
city
of
Victoria.
b
Vancouver
Harbour
and
the
waters
of
Burrard
inlet
(except
the
North
Arm.
otherwise
known
as
Indian
Armt.
situate,
,
.
.
.
.,
,
,
lying
and
being
to
the
East
of
Jack
I5ul
er
ln"estint
and
I.nte
r-a
line
from
the
most
westerly:
talning
at
Lunrhron
Wednesday
edge
of
Point
Grey
to
Point!
X
ThebridWlnd,Flm
Jack
Bul
interesting
Narrows
and
at
Second
Nar-,and
entertaining
in
giving
an
in-rows,
and
the
waterfront
iatll-!
formative
vocational
talk
on
op-itles
relating
to
shipping
and!tometry
at
the
regular
weekly
lun-
described
waters.
j
Club
Wednesday.
1I'
described
some
ci
Prince
Rupert
(British
Co-
of
the
mechanics
of
eye
treatment.
Lumb,2(
II,ar,bJ)Ur
.iiI),d,
a?-,
referring
to
the
'
physical
features
proaehes.
including
Metlakatia'
.
l
,h.
h
,
Passage,
the
whole
of
Digby
Is-1
,
"P"
or,gan
anf
!u
land
and
including
the
railway
,funcon
improved
by
the
Dnage
at
enarai
Rapids
and"tung
01
artinciai
lenses,
w.
J.
water
front
facilities
related
toScott
tendered
the
thanks
of
the
shipping,
shores
,
and
faces
of'.iIlh
in
Mr
n,P
di
Yorke
Island,
BritUh
Colum
bia,
and
the
waters
of
John
President
George
Horie
was
In
tic
chair
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
Gyro
members
with
guests
1
in
the
'
c
.JC,3U.
persons
"
of
C.
II.
mile
from
low
tide.
Including
'
the
water
front
facilities
relat-'urmc
01
vlcloa
ana
,tev.
J
mg
to
snipping,
shores
and
yrwang
01
rnnce
mipert
laces
oi
Danw
or
cuifs
of
Yorke
Island,
Any
object
of
the
descriptions
following,
situate
within
British
Columbia
and
Yukon
Territory,
that
is
to
say:
(e)
Any
fortification,
battery,
searchlight,
listening
post,
or
other
work
of
defence:
(f)
any
aerodrome
or
seaplane
station:
6
any
assembly
of
any
of
Ills
Majesty's
forces:
h)
any
barracks,
encampment,
or
building
occupied
or
In
course
of
preparation
for
occupation
by
any
of
His
Majesty'j
forces:
'1)
any
arsenal,
manazlne
or
store
for
munitions
of
war,
arms,
equipment,
or
supplies
for
any
of
His
Majesty's
forces,
whether
completed
or
in
course
of
construction:
(J)
any
Naval,
Military
or
Air
Force
wireless,
telegraph,
telephone
or
signal
station
or
any
rableBtatlon;
Ik)
finy'vessel
of
war1
cither
complete
or
tinder
construction:
(1)
any
aircraft
or
the
wreckage
of
any
aircraft
m
any
bujldine,
'structure,
vessel
or
other
object
damaged
by
enemy
action
or
as
a
result
of
steps
taken
to
repel
enemy
ac-tloJ;
(n)
any
roads
or
railways
exclusively
connected
with
works
of
defence:
(0)
any
electricity,
ga
or
water
works,
or
any
gasometer
or
res-
II.
Congratulations
were
extended
to
C.
C.
Mills,
one
of
the
pyro
members,
on
having
become
a
Grandfather
through
the
birth
of
a
daughter
last
Friday
to
his
son,
Ted
Mljls,
who
s
Jn
the
naval;
service
at
Victoria.
.
ervolr,
or
any
oil
store
situated
f
at
or
serving
Victoria.
Vancou-1
ver,
Prince
Rupert,
Esquimau
and
Yorke
Island.
2.
AND
I
DO
FURTHER
ORDER
5
that
any
photographs,
skctchp.
plans
or
other
representations
S
made
under
the
authority
of
n
written
permit
as
provided
in
par-
J
agraph
1
above,
shall
not
bo
pub-
Z
llshed
unless
and
until
they
have
been
submitted
to
and
approved
I
J
by
one
of
the
said
officers,
who,
acting
on
my
behalf,
may
give;
such
directions
as
he
think
ncc-
5
essary
for
securing
than
any
Mich'S
photographs,
sketches,
plans
or
1
other
representations
shall
not
be'S
have
been
so
submlt'4
to
and
approved
by
him.
3.
In
this
Order
any
reference
to
His
Majesty's
Include
i
HU
Majesty
In
the
right
of
Canada
or
ot
any
Province.
4.
DATED
AT
the
Department
of
National
Defence
at
thp
Cltv
of
Ottawa
this
4th
day
of
March
lnlj
the
year
of
our
Lord,
one
thou-
Z
sand
nine
hundred
and
forty-two.
(Sgd)
J.
L.
RALSTON,
Minister
of
National
Defence.
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