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Monday,
October
5,
1942
EDITORIAL
Talking
About
Candy
.
.
.
In
the
midst
of
war
and
rumors
of
war
it
provides
a
diversion
for
most
of
us
to
think
about
little
things
so
let
us
do
what
thousands
of
Londoners
seem
to
have
been!
doin
during
the
past
few
days
and
think
about
sweets-candies
if
you
prefer
that
word.
Not
many
weeks
ago
the
ministry
of
food
in
Britain
announced
that
candies
would
be
rationed
a
total
of
halfa-pound
in
a
given
four
weeks.
For
a
long
time
past
there
had
been
a
shortage
of
cdndies
in
Britain.
The
small
"sweet-shop"
characteristic
'
of
London
and
especially
beloved
of
its
children,
suffered
most
The
confectionery
departments
of
the
big
places
and
the
chain
stores
suffered
least.
j
Whatever
the
real
reason
for
inequality
may
hav'
been,
many
of
the
smaller
shops
have
for
months
past
!
been
genuinely
devoid
or
at
least
very
short
of
stock
and
many
a
small
Londoner)
hopefully
tendering
a
pennv
or,
two
for
some
acid
drops
or
brandy-balls
has
been
disappointed
and
gone
sadly
and
empty
away.
In
almost
every
place,
however,
large
and
small,
shortage
of
supply
hasj
been
pleaded.
.
NOW,
whatever
the
game
was,
if
there
was
one,
the!
ministry
of
food,
has
disorganised
it
that
ministry,
by!
the
way,
being
much
the
most
astute,
not
to
say
artful
of
the
ministries
which
come
in
contact
with
the
public
1
1
11
1
1.1?
1
1
1
1
A-
fx
!
?A
-t-
A
anu
inai
puunc
is
mueDieci
to
n
ior
us
alertness
in
anticipating
the
machinations
of
both
big
and
little
business.
Only
a
few
days
before
rationing
c&me
into
operation
the
ministry
let
it
be
known
that
stocks
in
hand
might
as
well
be
disposed
of
before
that
time
because
from;
then
onwards
the
actual
quantity
which
might
be
sold
would
be
limited.
It
was
remarked,
too,
casually,
as
it!
were,
that
stock
unsold
too
long
might
deteriorate
and
s
so
become
unsaleable.
j
The
effect
was
phenomenal.
Retailers
who
had
be-!
come
almost
chronically
hoarse
as
a
result
of
repeating,
"Sorry,
Madam
(or
Sir,
or
Tommy)
we
have
nothing
left
today"
suddenly
realised
that
they
had
better
unload
quickly:
they
discovered
"under
the
counter"
stocks
which
it
must
be
presumed
they
had
overlooked.
Curiously
enough,
great
numbers
of
them
seem
to
have
made
a
similar
discovery
almost
simultaneously.
Within
a
few
hours
even
the
youngsters
who
had
been
more
or
less
sweetless
for
a
long
time
could
have
bought
candy
by
the
peck
had
they
possessed
pounds
instead
of
pennies.
During
that
day
or
two,
London
by
some
process
discovered
what
seemed
to
be
an
inexhaus'table
cache'
of
candy.
Stocks
to
meet
the
ration
demand
had
of
course'
been
distributed
in
advance.
Well,
the
public
wanted
to
anticipate
the
ration
by
laying
in
a
little
extra
as
a
reserve
and
the
shopkeepers!
wanted
to
do
the
same
thing
by
getting
rid
of
stock.
They
rose
nobly
to
the
occasion.
With
prices
un
and
stocks
low
we
almost
have
,
a
candy
ration
in
Prince
Rupert
these
days!
'
Savage
SHOES
Will
Last
You
Longer
'Cause
Sandy
Savage
Makes
Them
Stronger
a
HURLBUT,
.JACK
&
JILL
a
MICKY
MOUSE,
VALUE
LEADER
a
LOAFERETTES
.
All
Carried
in
Stock
Here
WE
HAVE
"MOSCO"
CORN
CURE
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
Letter
Box
FIRE
PREVENTION
WEEK
Fire
Prevention
Week,
by
Royal
Proclamation
of
Hi
Excellency.
:he
Oovernor
General,
will
be-
ob-erved
dnrlnj
the
day
of
this
week,
October
4
tor
10
inclusive
and
I
hope,
by
means
of
dally
ttnmit
to
the
public
through
the
prtesy
of
ou:
dallv
pr?sy,
to
THE
DAILY
NEWS
MONDAY.
OCTfiB
gift
some
helpful
information
and
so
in
wartime,
ft
ntokM
no
diffW-'
Brttdir
and
Mr.
J.
T.
aiHing-suftesttona
wfilch
may
help
to
re-
met
whether
a
flft
la
started
by
Jtem
of
the
Salvation
Army
nr-mote
aomethlna
of
the
thouaht-
accident,
dealrn
or
ctrtkatrveia.
rived
in
the
city
on
last
night's
lessness
and
carelessness
which
is
the
result
Is
the
same
benefit
to
train
after
a
trip
through
the
in-
responlble
for
more
than
10
per-
the
enemy
by
the
detraction
of
Tuiting
the
various
corps
as
I
cent
of
fire
which
need
never
have
Jur
reserves.
Ju
M
pymee
George
They
win
T-
L0CK-
nrc
CMeL
j
visit
Port
Elngton
Rnd
proceed
The
thought
for
today
which
to
their
headquarters
at
Wrangell
should
be
burned
into
our
memory
Thomas
Workman
of
the
British
)a(cr
(n
tne
wee
ijrigmdler
Oil-like
that
of
a
branded
animal
to
corporation,
marine
underwriters.
"rh,m
ls
ai-i,-..,
d,vUw
eommander
,
.
be
earned
for
the
rest
of
ones
left
last
night
on
his
return
to
life.,
Is
that
fire
prevention,
very
Vancouver
after
a
visit
here
on
n1"1
wnumuia
ana
important
in
peareUire.
Is
doirblv
official
business.
the
Yukon.
Whoever
You
Are
.
.
.
Whatever
You-r
Job
Here
ts
wfaffamcfo
Work
'fofYOff...
nPHIS
is
a
war
of
peoples
not
just
of
armed
forces.
Somewhere
in
Germany1
is
your
"opposite
numlcr"
living
on
a
meagre
margin,
sacrificing
ever)'
day
to
win
the
war
compelled
to
do
itl
You
live
in
n
free
country.
But
unless
you,
and
others
like
you,
do
of
your
own
free
will
better
than
the
enemy
can
do
by
compulsion,
tec
can
lose
the
war,
WHAT
CANADA
ASKS
OF
YOU
Ever)
day
that
passes
Canada
must
spend
for
war
purposes
Six
Million
Dollars
over
and
above
taxation.
It
can
only
come
from
voluntary
loans
by
her
people.
Each
one
must
accept
his
or
her
juat
share
of
rc
sponsibility.
What's
rMr
share
of
the
savings.job?
Well,
the
average
Canadian
would
have
to
lend
to
Canada
to
meet
Canada's
need
$1
in
every
$5
of
income
left
after
taxes
and
compulsory
savings
have
been
collected.
The
average
may
not
fit
your
case.
Your
own
circumstances
are
distinctly
your
own.
You
may
be
able
to
do
better
both
out
of
your
current
income
and
out
of
your
accumulated
savings
in
the
bankor
you
may
not
be
able
to
reach
the
avcrape.
Your
share
of
voluntary
savings
is
every
dollar
you
can
possibly
spare,
HOW
YOU
CAN
OO
IT
'
f
To
do
the
utmost
of
which
you
arc
capable,
you
must
budget
your
living
expenses
every
-ck
to
cut
out
every
item
of
needless
expenditure
and
never
spend
more
than
your
budget
allows.
This
is
what
Canada
is
asking
of
you
,
to
help
win
the
war
...
to
lend
your
money
while
others
arc
risking
their
lives.
It
is,
in
fact,
hardly
self-denial
because
you
will
be
laying
up
for
yourself
the
best
of
all
investments
VICTORY
BONDS
are
backed
by
all
the
resources
of
the
I)f
nillion
of
Canada;
they
yield
a
fair
rate
of
interest;
you
can
borrow
against
them
and
they
are
readily
saleable
when
you
need
the
cash.
Sm-tenet
for
Victory
RATIONAL
WAR-FINANCE
COMMITttl-
mwmxtr
ut
ano
;
fmlnew&?per.i
Ivther
uay
rr....
'
Uhete'he
u
(iAr
.
en
V.ttor
he
i
:nu
?:
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surx
jf
ping
par.,
tfbtt.
There
.
net
bitt
mn,.
St
m
a
is
8
t
o
Old
Time
Dan
How
about
-
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activities;
AND
Y.W.CA
...
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squares.
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iat,
v,,
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Inf
dawn
the
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Mt-lolnc
sal!
.
,
Intentionally
(1;
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this
way
i,
,
,
the
chM
w,rf
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tea
dr'vn
h
r.
ship
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;
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mne
yelled
,
A
wsnesi
ivan
trup
were
awar
ou
Soon
slcnaLi
lAimiraltjr
wa.
,
,
,
re
run
a-id
i
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to-do
brf
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v
hack
safe
snd
...
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even
mm
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,
Hie
best
thin
;it
Wiht
ronei
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leers
unexoe-tri
help
out
with
for
in'
a.,
i
rt.
Merchant
Nv.
'rtm
the
very
tu:
.
Umi
movie
itnr
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their
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thanks
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let
us
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thrm.
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