THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAQE
TWO
NOTICE
RE
PAYMENT
OF
INTEREST
AND
DIVIDENDS
Tax
Deduction
at
the
Source
In
accordance
with
the
provisions
of
Section
92
of
the
Income
War
Tax
Act,
deduction
at
the
source
at
the
rate
of
7
must
be
made
from
any
amount
liable
to
be
paid
on
or
after
1st
September,
1942,
to
an
inJhiJual
resident
of
Canada
(other
than
to
a
person
described
in
sub-section
12
of
the
said
Section)
representing
1.
Interest
on
a
fully
registered
bond.
debenture
or
other
similar
obligation.
2.
Dividend
in
respect
of
any
share
of
stock.
The
full
amount
so
deducted
must
be
remitted
to
the
Inspector
of
Income
Tax
within.
one
week
from
the
interest
or
dividend
due
date.
Remittance
Forms
TD-2,
to
be
used
when
remitting
amounts
deducted
at
source,
may
be
obtained
from
any
Inspector
of
Income
Tax.
"Jhete
are
penalties
for
failure
to
deduct
or
remit,
tiffi
Hon.
Colin
GnsoN,
"
'
ilixiittr
of
Rational
Eertnue
Dominion
of
Canada
Department
of
National
Revenue
INCOME
TAX
DIVISION
C
Ft
ASF
K
ElUOTT,
CommittkiMr
oj
lucmt
lu
Step
Into
Fall
With
l.RTT
SHOES
I.T.
F2
We
can
think
of
no
better
way
to
spruce
up
for
fall
than
to
order
s
pair
of
Hartts
Scotch
Grain,
Calf
or
Kid
Shoes
In
the.
finest
fitting
lasts
made
In
Canada.
Try
a
pair
and
be
convinced.
HARTTS
FOR
QUALITY
"MOSCO"
WONDER
CORN
CURE
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THERMOS
BOTTLES
Due
to
shortages
and
priorities
our
supply
of
GENUINE
THERMOS
BOTTLES
was
stopped.
We
are
pleased
to
say
we
have
just
received
a
new
shipment
and
can
now
fill
your
requirements.
!
Genuine
Thermos
Bottles,
15
oz
$1.25
Lunch
Kits
90c
Pass
Holders
(spaces
for
8
cards)
75c
Pocket
Purses
(with
zippers)
75c
&
$1.50
Ormes
Lid.
XII
E
KEXAIX
STORE
PHONES
81
AM)
82
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
fom
12-2
p.m.
and
7
-
9
p.m.
CONTROL
OF
MANPOWER
Continued
From
Page
One
MMntll
need.
New
measures
liwiuld
effect
all
but
the
"very
otd.
the
very
young
and
the
dwwa
among
us."
The
new
government
policy
on
manpower
would
be
administered
wltliMtt
fear
or
favor
rflgaraieas
Lr
eelor.
creed
or
race.
btmtv
Deraon
maat
retard
his
or
her
service
In
the
light
t
Its
es
sentiality.
ConactouwMWi
of
danger,
tae
Prime
Minister
was
conllden-
would
Increase
Ibe
raadUwas
oi
all
Jo
accept
direction
of
services
the
services
of
boUi
men
aim
women,
both
young
and
old.
Government
UelermlneU
The
government
was
determin
ed
Mr.
Klna
declared,
to
mate
Lure
that
the
best
and
most
effl
uent
use
was
being
made
ol
tnc
sArriiM
of
all
men
and
women
in
ome
nart
of
war
services
the
armed
forces,
the
war
India
tries
or
essential
activity.
The
Prime
Minister
admitted
the
essentiality
of
maintaining
the
health"
and
efficiency
of
the
peo-
nle
who
were
engaged
In
the
war
effort.
There
was
the
urgent
need
of
jarmed
forogs
but
there
was
a
wo
need
of
ships.,
tanks,
guns
ana
shells.
.
:
1
II.
trln
nh.
Trie
government.
i"-
'
served,
had
immense
powers
to
control
and
direct
the
efforts
of
men
and
women.
It
wa8Besarj
to
understand
what
tasks
men
tnd
women
were
m:
m
I
'I
most
sweded
for
Jn
wartime
tor
special
raatrton
of
wmen
W
fighting
forces,
for
the
main-
would
be
made.
Etasdoyees
would
Itenance
of
navy,
army
and
air
be
asked
to
make
returns
on
ad-forte
tor
the
making
of
machines
dJtlons
and
deductions
to
their
and
munitions,
for
the
provision
yiaiis
since
aptu
i.
of
cloUUng
food
and
shelter,
for
Shifting
Manpower
Uw
care
of
the
sick,
for
fire
pro-
The
Prime
Minister
then
protection,
for
transportation.
iceeded
to
ouUine
plans
for
the
Then
there
was
the
important
shifting
of
men
and
women
from
question
of
keeping
the
aarvlces
non-essential
to
essential
Indus
in
batece.
to
fteMe.
what
proper-
;ie
and
she
conservation
of
mar
Uon
of
maanowar
was
tqtfl4
In
power
lor
direct
war
activities.
The
eafa
cJasTlTw
was
when
tteaeiit
dldd
Out
Dwattneat
of
Selective
Service
non-eseeaUal
civilian
activities
come
in.
-
I
must
be
met
with
a
minimum
us,
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
then
turn-
of
manpower
and
materials,
ed
the
question
of
compulsion.;
Plans
were
also
being
naade
for
Control
and
direction
need
UPt,
lb
relief
of
women
from
doraw.-he
believed,
be
wholly
.sJaory.i
lie
duties
in
order
to
enter
war
Upon
those
who
were
willing
to
;
service.
serve.
eMpuWon
xulP
no
oe
nman'.
To
those
who
was
not
willing,
however.
-
It
could
and
rank!
be
a
noted.
Voluntary
meth
ods
were,
however
weve&by
by
tar
the
most
satisfactory,
lnvonftc
an
bMnense
saving
in
what
was
known
as
"red
tape."
In
time
of
war.
compulsion
was
more
necessary,
however,
than
in
time
of
peace.
It
muai
be
ascertained,
th?
sriiiw
xflnuw
continued,
how
many
men
an
women
were
available
and
what
their
capacities
were.
There
must
be
accurate
Information
on
this
point.
The
1940
registration
had
been
of
much
valve.
There
there
had
been
thr
recently
newly
taken
records
of
the
unemployment
Insurance
commission.
These
were
being
combined
and
the
department
was
keeping
on
the
lnionnaUon
A
COTTON
COMINfi
QarwudMMl
is
stepping
up
acreage
from
KW
U
100.000
In
an
effort-
to
supply
Australian
ar
needs.
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ROYAL
HOTEL
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not
nub'"-Control
Board
or
by
tlx-
'
You
can
now
buy
War
Savings
Certificates
...
an
investment
guaranteed
by
the
Dominion
of
Canada
...
at
all
Post
Offices,
Banks,
Trust
Companies
$5
FOR
$4
$10
FOR
$8
$25
FOR
$20
INTEREST
AT
3
TAX
FREE
REDEEMABLE
REGISTERED
THURSDAY.
AUQtJST
20
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b
the
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quor
Wilt1
i.'J
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