pi
nr
DAILY
EDITION
uoingoveroig:
milium
diuuc
fr
double-edge
razors
won
mere
vni
in
ii
iui
year
'
than
any
other
economy
blade
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
hoots
and
oxfords,
in
brown
and
black.
Ilartt's
Army,
Navy
and
Air
Force
Shoes
carried
in
stock.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
FRIDAY.
APRIL
10.
1942.
How
to
Live
More
Than
7
Years
Most
retail
stores
75
percent
of
them
do
not
last
longer
than
seven
years
under
the
same
ownership.
1
hey
m.iv
nnf
rrn
rmnlrriinr
mnsr
iiisr
fnlrl
nn
hpp.msR
rhPir
J
J
I
r
J
-
I
...
owners'
capital
has
been
used
up.
Poor
management
is
one
explanation
of
retailer
mortality;
another
is
the
fail-!
ure
to
get
new
customers
to
replace
inevitable
customer:
wastage.
j
Every
business
needs
new
customers,
and
new
cus-!
tomers
are
found
only
by
seeking
them
;
they
are
not
won
otherwise.
Plain
as
is
this
truth,
the
fact
remains
that
most
retailers,
in
every
community,
do
not
definitely
seek
new
customers;
they
make
no
visible,
forceful
and
continuing
effort
to
attract
new
customers.
In
other
words,
they
do
not
acquaint
the
buying
public,
via
advertisements
published
in
the
local
newspaper,
that
its
custom
is
wanted.
Too
much
reliance
is
placed
on
such
matters
as
a
good
location,
a
good
stock,
right
prices,
and
a
good
service.
But
despite
these
things,
most
men
and
women
go
to
stores
which
publicly
invite
their
custom.
Advertising
informs
buyers
near
and
far
about
where
they
can
get
what
they
want
ami
about
prices,
and
this
sort
of
information
gives
them
direction
when
they
go
shopping.
They
go
most
readily
to
stores
which
illumine
themselves,
so
to
speak.
All
of
us
are
attracted
and
guided
by
light.
A
retail
store
which
stays
unlighted
by
newspaper
advertising
gets
fewer
customers
than
it
would
otherwise
get.
It
is
life
insurance
for
a
retail
business
when
it
seeks
Buy
Now
What
You
Can...
Buy
now
those
enduring
goods
and
services
which
the
law
permits
you
to
buy.
Buy
furniture
and
furnishings,
clothes
and
other
enduring
things
which
sooner
or
later
you
will
be
needing.
Have
your
house
painted
now.
Have
its
inners
walls
papered
now.
Have
the
roof
repaired
or
renewed
now.
Put
in
new
heatini?
Pniinmpnrs
b
ronuc
notice
IsOFTBALL
uetence
ot
tanaua
Regulations
Prohibition
of
Phtitogftiptiy
of
Specified
l'Jacrs
In
tlic
Province
ui
ISritMi
Colunitij.
OKDEK
WHEREAS
Regutotk!
18
of
the
Defence
of
Canada
Regulations
I
Consolidation)
1941.
as
amended
by
Order
in
Council
dated
27th
Oc
tober,
1941.
P.C.
7987,
and
order
m
'Council
dated
17th
January.
1942.
P.C.
227,
provides
inter
alia
that,
subject
to
any
exemptions
for
i
which
provision
may
be
made
by
order
of
a
competent
authority,
no
,
person
shall,
except
under
the
authority
of
a
written
permit
Krart-cd
by
or
on
behalf
of
the
component
authority,
make
o.-
pub.Uh
any
photograph,
tJcetch,
plan
or
other
representation
of.
or
of
any
part
of.
or
object
in
any
area
in
Canada
as
may
be
spvc'ied
bv
order
of
a
competent
authority
(being
an
area
in
relation
to
which
the
restriction
of
photography
appears
to
that
competent
authority
'to
be
expedient
in
the
interest
of
the
safety
of
the
state
and
have
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
iuch
special
directions
as
the
said
authority
or
person
thinks
necessary
relating
to
the
publication
or
tion
of
photographs,
sketcnes.
plans
or
other
representations
made
under
the
autnomy
ot
a
written
permit
as
aforesaU.
AND
WHEREAS
I.
th-
undersigned
Minister
of
National
Defence,
am
a
competent
authority
(for
the
purposes
of
the
said
Kes
illation
and
it
appears
to
me
that
'the
areas
and
objects
mentioned
hereunder
are
ones
In
relation
to
which
the
restriction
of
photo
raphy
is
expedient
in
the
interests
of
the
safety
of
the
State.
1.
NOW
THEREFORE
I.
the
said
Minister
of
National
Defence,
in
pursuance
A
the
said
Regulation
18.
as
amended,
do
hereby
order
that
no
person
shall
make
or
publish
any
photograph,
sketch,
plan
or
other
representa
tion
in
any
of
the
areas
or
placei
hereunder
specified
or
of
any
part
inereoi,
or
nave
a
camera
therein.
or
of
any
of
the
objects
hereunder
specified
except
under
Uu
author
ity
oi
a
written
permit
granted
on
my
behalf
by
the
Oeieral
Officer
Commanding-in
-
Chief,
Pacific
Command
or
the
Commanding
Officer
Pacific
Coast
R.C.N.
i
or
the
Air
Officer
Commanding
Wes
tern
Air
command:
Ma)
il)
Esquimau
Harbour.
Up
per
and
Lower
Victoria
Harbour,
the
shore
line
faces
ol
banks
or
cliffs
of
Southern
Vancouver
Island
conttguwis
and
adjacent
thereto,
and
extending
from
Sheringham
Point
on
the
Southwest
coast
to,
and
including,
Sidney
Island,
James
Island,
Coal
Island
ami
Piers
island.
2)
The
shore
line
and
area
In
the
Immediate
viclmtv
of
booKe
Lake
and
Coldstream
Lake
situate
northwest
of
the
city
of
Victoria.
Vancouver
Harbour
and
the
waters
of
Burrard
Inlet
(except
the
North
Arm,
otherwise
known
as
Indian
Arm),
situate,
lying
and
being
to
the
East
of
a
line
from
the
most
westerly
edge
of
Point
Grey
to
Point
Cowan
on
Bowen
Island,
including
the
bridges
at
Fim
Narrows
and
at
Second
Narrows,
and
the
waterfront
facilities
relating
to
shipping,
and
the
shores
and
faces
of
banks
or
cliffs
touched
by
the
ybove
described
waters,
(c)
Prince
Rupert
i
British
Columbia)
Harbour
and
approaches,
including
Metlakatla
Passage,
the
whole'
of
Digby
Island
and
Including
the
tallway
bridge
at
Zenardl
Rapids
and
water
front
facilities
related
in
shipping,
shores
and
faces
of
cliffs
adjoining
the
above
area.
new
customers
by
means
of
newspaper
advertising
,dV
,Yorke
wand,
antuh
coium
Therefore,
if
you,
a
retailer,
want
your
business
to
live
"SLSiaS,
Ynrk
jung
uiiu
to
grow,
De
unigent
in
seeking
new
customers.
p
i
Island,
within
a
radius
of
one1
mile
irom
low
tide,
including'
the
water
front
facilities
relat-'
ing
to
shipping,
shores
and
faces
of
bank3
or
cliffs
of
Yorke1
Island.
.
Any
object
of
the
descr!p-:
tions
following,
sitjate
within
'
British
Columbia
and
Yukon
Territory,
that
is
to
say:
j
e)
Any
fortification,
battery
searchlight,
listening
post,
or
other
work
of
defence:
(t)
any
aerodrome
or
seaplane
eutuun.
and
kitchen
equipments
now.
Mend
fences
now.
Mend
'g)MSvnrrly
of
any
01
11,8
Vivrl-r
-
...U.
t
t
-
.
.
.
''JC3i0'
lories.
uiunuii
ccjiiciii,
wuirvH
iiuw.
use
present
purchasing
,n'
any
barracks,
encampment.
power
to
have
and
do
legitimate
and
necessary
things.
I
couriBo?taprepaforn.i
J.dter
on
it
is
going
to
be
impossible
to
get
and
do
much1
Pation
by
a"v
oi
His
Majestyj
that
is
possible
now.
l,..roIces:
ur
iii.ii
,
.
.
.
'u
any
arsenal,
magazine
or
we
know
that
there
are
two
opinions
in
regard
to
this'
store
tor
munition
of
war,
matter
of
foresighted
buying
and
doing.
Some
urge
the
KwTRieVSS
puuiic
to
conserve
money
which
is
good
advice
at
all
"whether
completed
or
in
cource
times.
Some
declare
that
it
is
wrong
to
consume
now.ijiaSiiuitory
or
A.r
goods
and
services
which
mav
later
on
be
hard,
if
not
imJ
F8rce
wireless,
telegraph,
tele-possible
to
get.
Just
the
&?&iJTa
staUon
r
any
same,
our
counsel
is:
Buy
and
do
now
what
the
law
permits
you
to
buy
and
do
now
Do',k'
,a.ny
mfiel
of
war
eltntr
com-what
yqu
can
to
maintain
trade,
for
trade
is
a
nation's
a,
'Sy
&3
SFSS1
Sage
and
a
community's
ifeb
bod.
Keen
in
trood
emnlovment
nil
,
r
a"y
;vi!iinS
worker
By
doing
now
LoSSS.
JSSSWR
ing
shortly
if
not
presently,
we
make
ourselves
better
e.?emK
actlon
or
as.
,l
,c'sult
ot
able
to
endure
the
harder
times
which
may
beThead
It
is
SSS?-taken
10
rePd
enemy
ac
'
;
Sojf
you
cnn'aHordToyTbuyBan,l
do
enduring
S2SSfc--
S
'
tilings
now.
(0)
any
electricity,
Ras
or
water
worn,
or
any
easometcr
or
res
STARTING
The
In
ter.-,e
rv
ices
Softball
League
will
get
under
way
on
Saturday
of
this
week
for
the
season
with
no
lew
than
eleven
teams
In
asmpetltion.
The
league
is
among
the
activities
being
organised
lor
the
troops
during
the
coming
sum
mer
by
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
under
th
direction
of
Cliff
Leslie,
area
sh-
ervlsor.
The
teams
entered
are
Edmonton
Fusiliers,
two:
Seal
Cove,
two;
Antl-Aircraft,
Service
organised
for
the
season.
Civilian
teams
are
being
invited
to
enter
along,
with
those
of
the
force
in
the
soccer
competition.
Organisation
of
baseball
will
be
Proceeding
later.
Meanwhile,
services
bowling
activity
on
a,
league
basis
will
scon
be
winding
up
while
basketball
has
another
month
to
go.
SPORT
CHAT
Creation
of
Kolf's
hall
of
fame
by
the
Professional
Golfers
Association
with
Bobby
Jones.
Francis
iQulmet.
Walter
Hagen
and
Oene
Saraien
the
first
stars
to
be
honored
with
membership,
was
an
of
a
shrine
at
Augusta,
Oa.
BASKETBALL
i
LAST
NIGHT
Prince
Kuprl
P-y
Win
Acaln
But
Loral
Girl
Lose.
,
Winning
by
a
score
of
41
to
25
last
night
the
Uo-Me-Hi
boys
basketball
twin
kpt
til
lead
In
the
current
series
with
the
Ocean
(
mils
Hlii
The
Ocean
Falls
girls
vnn
hv
a
score
of
36
to
11
Clossta
of
the
visitors
spotted
the
first
Mint
of
the
evening
when
he
nude
a
free
throw
from
a
penalty
Corps.
Ninth
Heavy
Battry.
102nd
lM
on
Maedonald
Battery,
Navy.
Signals
and
united
:towed
th
a
basket
Arney
foi-and
Char-
Slates
Transport.
Th-we
is
said
to
lM(on
-jth
a
penalty.
Fast
play
be
a
great
deal
of
ajood
pfeytag
(oufd
before
Lang
managed
to
alent
and
a
ronaidtraMe
mmsr
1
thrown
with
a
lovely
shot,
of
public
Interest
Is
expected
to
foiL,
by
Cloana.
Santerbanc.
be
taken
in
addition
to
that
li.-.,,
.-j
Charleston
with
a
among
the
troops
themselves,
jt
efe.
Wall
and
Cfozsa
of
Tmes
will
be
played
Monday,
jw,
uaner-makers
made
a
penalty
Wednesday,
Friday
and
Saturday
iw
-tv-,
Arney
made
four
and
nitjhts.
iLon
made
two
points.
To
end
Within
a
week
football
will
be
I
the
half
at
18
to
13,
Oxenbury
and
Charleston
came
through
with
thre
points
between
them
while
Santerbane
chalked
up
six.
Play
after
the
half
was
much
slower
and
the
third
Quarter
end
ed
2
to
IS
In
the
last
phase
ot
the
game
Print
Rupert
started!
off
with
new
energy,
making
tlx
'
ooints
before
the
visitors
started.
Charleston
went
off
tor
personals.
Powers
followed
with
a
basket,
as
did
Postak
and
Maedonald.
Sub
stitutes
came
in
for
Rupert
and,
tja
hmhukI
tun
H&ftlrLl
fallow-
1
led
onTfrom
Maedonald.
Break-
-m-I
(
ing
through
with
one
basket
each.Jf
scoring
wtth
the
score
41
to
35.
The
local
lads
are
ahead
by
a
total
of
97
points
the
aggregate.;
With
Joan
Rhodes
making
13
points,
the
Ocean
Falls
lassies
nounced
one
year
ago
yesterday
at
badly
defeated
the
local
girls
Chicago.
Plans
called
for
erection
to
11.
Captain
Betty
Payne
Wanted
-
Raw
Furs
iiicaiKsr
MAKKrrr
CRICKS
PAID
Representing
HUDSON'S
HAY
COMPANY
Ship
to
J.
E.
OK.MI1EI.M,
Cow
Bay,
Prince
Rupert.
Il.O,
rhone
815
At
the
Sign
of
the
"Kingfisher"
AM.
PAINT
DEPENDABLE
PAINTS
AND
MATERIALS
Made
and
Tested
in
British
Columbia
Mirlm
Pjinli,
tny
color
Mirint
Cltir
Vmlh
MjriM
(mdioI
Quick
Dry
Clit
iMmil
Aluminum
flint
Ofm
d
Wkitt
Shtllld
Mithyr
Hrdutt
Mtrior
Vimith
Stain
Antl-foulm
CompoiilioM
IM-tktll
Inttfior
rim
Dt-Lait
Kaliomiito
Oil
Shint-la
SUIn
Putt
rnt
lotikh
Cuntnlttd
IfuiM
Kingfithtr
Scotii
Brind
Altwidcr
Mumy
Mirin
or
Household
Faint
Virnuhtl
ind
miing
mittfiili
lor
tny
oultid
or
intidt
(iniihin.
ttltklithtd
SO
Ttn
Minuficturtri
md
Diitributorf
PRINCE
RUPERT
VANCOUVER
119
e
38,
Rupert
alio
did
very
well
with
7,'
points.
I
Chicago
Black.
Hawks
won
the'
'The
lineups
were:
Stanley
Cup
nine
years
ago
to-.
Boys
night,
defeating
Detroit
Red
Wtas;
Ocean
Fa'Js
Closca,
6;
Charles-'
1
to
0
at
Chicago.
It
was
the
first
ten,
6;
Powers,
4;
Oxenbury.
4;
time
Chicago
won
the
world
title.'
Wall.
3:
Larsen.
3:
Booney.
To-1
Next
year
Tommy
Oorman.
the
tal.
3.
Hawks
coach,
led
Montreal
Maj
Bo-Me-Hl
Arney.
11;
8anter-
roans
to
the
Utle.
ban.
9;
Long.
9;
Lee.
4:
Ma-don-
r
'
errolr.
oi
any
oil
store
situated
at
or
serVing
Victoria.
Vaneou-
aid.
4;
Alexander.
2;
Pustak.
2;
,
Garvich.
Tutal.
41.
Girl.
i
ver.
Prince
Rupert.
Bsouunalt
Bsatumalt
.
..
-
and
Yorke
Island.
i,;
,:
3:
ur.
I:
2.
AND
I
DO
FURTHER
QRDER
Marshall:
Palmer
Total.
38.
that
any
photographs,
sketches.
Bo-Me
III
Payne,
7:
Owen.
4-
rS
uaoer
TlSJl!SSLr'
JXi
pDl
Armlror
Total.
11
written
permit
as
provided
in
par-
agraph
1
above,
shall
not
be
pub-!
Kf"ee
was
Johnny
Comadma,
llshed
unless
and
until
they
have
'
"re
keener
Alex
Hill,
and
time-
acting
on
my
behalf.
ma
give"'
tomo"
"Htht
will
be
such
directions
as
he
thinks
nec-
two
mot
Rames
in
the
Exhibition
-essary
for
securing
that
anv
furh
Hall.
'
photographs,
sketches,
nlam
or
I
UH
other
representations
cincruiBiions
shall
snail
not
not
be
DC
approved
bv
him
th!
hi.
3.
In
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