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THE
DAILY
NEWS
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
Prince
Rupert
Inaugurates
Its
Victory
Loan
Campaign
Hitler
and
Hirohito
have
Great
Plans
for
Canada
Ye,
all
Canada's
great
resource
...
her
wheat
fields,
her
forests,
her
factories
could
be
put
to
wonderful
use
by
the
ruth-lesf
bully-boys
from
Germany,
by
the
polite
little
savage
from
Japan.
And
Canada's
boundless
acres
would
provide
plenty
of
living
room
...
for
the
Germans
and
the
Japs.
But
what
of
the
Canadians?
The
answer
Is
simple
when
you
think
what
happened
and
is
still
happening
to
the
Poles,
the
Greeks,
the
Yugo-Slavs
and
all
the
others
...
In
terms
of
slow
starvation,
slave
labor,
mass
executions.
Every
time
a
hard-working
Canadian
man
or
woman
buys
a
Victory
Bond,
the
plans
of
Hitler
and
Hirohito
receive
a
set-back.
The
more
you
save
and
lend
.
.
.
the
more
certain
you
help
make
it
that
our
enemies
shall
never
put
their
greedy
claws
on
Canada.
NOmNG
MATKRS
HOW
6ut-
II
Watts
&
Nickerson
VICTORY
BONDS
S.E.
PARKER
LTD.
Buy---
Victory
Bonds
VICTORY
TO
CANVASS
CONCERT
Another
event
iu
connection
with
the
opening
of
tne
Tnird
Victory
Loan
campaign
in
Prince
hupert
was
a
spienaid
variety
concert
staged
last
nitfht
In
the
Capl-101
Ifteaue
unuei
i(e
Uiiecuun
o
Carlton
Clay
of
the
Young
Men's
Christian
Association
war
terviees-
Trip
nrnffMm
i'n
c
i
vaicoIiIa
mm
definitely
in
lighter
vein
provided
L,?f"M
mT
ay
y
u..
'
.
,
vT:
Armed
with
loan
aoolkaUon
t-irm
Prlnro
Rnr
u,th
d
SUUSCrtptiOp
VHUQZ.
the
X1U1
of
rhnrmmv
lrrnl
f.m,.no
imtS
Will
CaU
UPOU
ever)
place
The
audience
took
up
all
capacity
Loaji
organizer,
who
discussed
the
necessity
of
giving
all
put
support
to
the
loan.
The
nt.ai&nds
Band,
under.
direction
of
Sergeant
Major
MjlU,
gave
an
excellent
rendition
of
selections
from
"Chu
Chin
Chow"
to
open
the
program
which
lasted
lor
about
two
hours
and
consisted
of
the
following
numbers,
every
one
of
which
was
very
entertain
ing:
Vocal
selections,
"Friend
O
Mine"
and
"When
You're
Away,"
Leading
Seaman
Louis
BonBer-nard.
Piano
and
drum
duet,
Sub-Lieutenant
Holnian
and
Coxswain
Vietch.
Vocal
quartette,
'Tumbleweed,"
'Cirlbiribln,"
"My
Blue
Heaven'
and
"Old
Gray
Bonnet,"
the
Merry
Matelots
Telegraphist
Maintenance
Gordon
Wilson,
Signaller
Allen
Hincks,
Able
Seaman
Dor
Kehn
and
Able
Seaman
Norman
i
Hodge.
!
Selections
by
naval
orchestra,
f
I'll
See
You
in
My
Dreams"
an
i
The
Sheik
of
Araby."
Vocal
solos,
"Road
to
Mandalay,.
I
and
"White
Cliffs
of
Dover."
Gun-Inerner
Bourgeois
R.C.A.
Selections
by
the
Yanks'
Orch
estra,
tap
dancing
by
Miss
EU:
oHKHoHKrtHWHMHo
Hill
Billy
Band
a.
boM;o
a
ol
St
ICTORY
BONDS
Every
Bond
you
buy
every
dcllar
you
lend
to
your
country,
Ls
a
dagger
thrust
at
the
enemy's
throat.
JONES
FAMILY
MARKET
ne
...
.
otbet
m-
CaoA.ft
lot.
BUY
THE
NEW
d"
,i.i9'
,t.stJ
m
o
o
o
Box
tap
dance,
Mise
Marie
Boul
I
ter
and
Mas
Pat
Love.
gl
Selections
by
Royal
Canadian
ojAir
Force
Orchestra
under
dlrec-
o
j
tion
of
Sergeant
Smith.
j
Vocal
solos,
"Little
Bit
of
Heav-
g
j
:n"
and
"I'll
be
Coming
Back
oi'Mrs.
Jean
Elklnst,
Miss
Bet'.
gjWood.
o
Canadian
Hill
Billies.
Winnipeg
o
I
Grenadiers,
assisted
by
Mks
E"..sa
S;Kraupnex
in
tap
dancing.
0
a
a
o
a
o
o
a
o
Tap
dancing.
"The
Gay
Nine
ties.
Miss
Marie
Boulter
and
ML.
Pat
Love.
Vocal
and
dancing,
'Songs
of
Old
Hawaii."
the
Aler:y
Ma
ter
at
and
the
Misses
Lois
Thompson
jMarisea
Wendle
and
Elsa
Kraup-
poo
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Accompanists
for
the
evening
were
Miss
Frances
Moore,
A
T.CA1.,
an4
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
Urges
Support
of
Loan
In
his
address
urging
support
of
the
Victory
Loan,
Mr.
Wootten
referred
to
the
tremendous
amounts
of
money
it
was
necessary
for
Canada
to
raise
in
fighting
the
war
part
of
it
by
increased
taxes
and
the
balance
by
loan,
It.
was
becoming
essential
for
Canadians
to
accept
a
lower
.standard
of
living
that
they
might
loan
to
the
government.
All
unnecessary
expenditures
should
be
cut
down
In
order
to
buy
bonds,
an
investment
that
would
be
pa.d
back.
The
present
loan
was
for
$700,000,000
whereas
the
savings
banks
of
the
country
today
contained
$2,7000000,
There
should
be
np
hesitation
in
buying
bonds
whirl)
bore
interest,
were
negotiable
and
which
could
be
borrowed
upon
a
the
banks
up
to
ninety
percent
When
one
considered
the
sacrifices
which
service
men
were
making
it
was
little
enough
for
Canadians
to
do
to
loan
their
money
under
such
attractive
conditions.
"Let
them
not
fall
because
we
falter"
might
be
a
fitting
motto
for
the
campaign.
Mr.
Wootten
took
opportunity
to
thank
the
management
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
and
the
artists
on
the
program.
A
feature
of
the
evening's
proceedings
was
the
drawing
for
a
$50
victory
bond,
the
winner
being
City
Commissioner
D.
J
Math-
:
eson
with
ticket
No.
34.
j
Members
of
the
local
Red
Crcvj
usherettes.
They
were
Mrs,
Floyd
j
Smith,
Mrs.
R.
8.
Woods.
Miss
Woodward,
Miss
Ina
Roberston,'
Miss
Tekla
Fulton.
Hiss
Helen
J
Stangbye.
Miss
M.
D.
Hartin
and
Miss
Betty
Miller.
uets,
tbj
canvas
for
the
TUi:d
'of
busing
and
residence
in
the
I
In
the
theatre
and
was
enthuslas-
T
57
n
irt
.
T
2
tic
in
its
reception
of
the
pro-
P
Jua
aoj
j
'gram.
A
serious
feature
of
the
p.oceedings
was
the
address
by
Geoffrey
E.
Wootten,
local
Victory
is
inai
in
WWupir
reausuis
uir
deal:
ability
of
as
full
a
response
as,
TOt?ib)e.
will
Or
ready
to
majr
J
their
maxUnum
application
witti
as
little
delay
and
explanation
I
J
osslWe.
w.
r
s-w
beads
tne
genera
sales
committee
tor
Prince
u'
ert.
other
rueaMttrs
if
the
cnauii'
e
bjln
W-
O.
Fulton.
Anot
Fleten.
P.
H.
Unity
.
J.
W
cof
land
J.
J.
UUle.
t-
For
th;
Rotary
Club
the
cas
nre
P.
H.
L
nzey.
W.
B
McAfee.
Reier
Ukie.
A
S.
Xiaker
on
A.
E.
Dleldal.
William
Wee
down,
Cecil
13
rind
and
A.
C.
Sena.
and
for
tne
Gyro
Club
W.
F
Si
n
J.
W.
Scott.
Arnold
Flaten.
D.
O
Borland.
Prank.
Skinner.
C.
C
Mills.
W.
Ml
Watts
and
G
A
Hunter.
Other
ipen
canvassers
includ
W.
D.
Lambk
and
V
H
HUl-Tou-with
Barl
Mh
looking
after
Uu
Chinese
subscriptions.
The
women
canvassers
are
Mrs
W.
F.
Eve.
Ucs.
8
A.
Klelback
U.
A.
II.
iUU-Tcut.
lies.
D
9
Miller
ard
Mn.
D.
C
Stuart.
t
t
Purchased
I
First
Bond
I
Elmer
K.
Steele
of
Wartim?
4
Houlne
staff,
nphfw
of
Oeneml
Sam
Steele
of
Vie
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Pol-
ice.
W8?
the
first
purchaer
of
4
a
Vlct-wy
Bond
on
th?
ooen-
4
ing
of
subscriptions
this
4
$
morni'ie.
Hp
wis
on
hinrt
n.
4
4
thp
d'Kirs
ff
h-
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offi-e
4
nnpr.Pi
f:r-
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morn-
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MAUERS
NOW
BUT
y
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THE
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Evitt
Co.
Ltd.
Coal
Building
Materials
and
Heavy
Hardware
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WHOLE
CITY
iT.:
Third
Victory
Loan
Drive
Oets
Under
Way
In
1'rincp
Kupert
Today
With
members
of
the
two
.ser
vice
clue
Hotery
and
Oyi
:akln?
car?
of
the
business
section
and
ttw
waterfront
and
wo-utn
wigrmj
to
tne
residential
'ill
in
if't"
DYBHAVN
&
HANSON
LTD.
BUY
VICTORY
BONDS-
liouds
M.
T.
LUL,
Hirrlunt
Tailor
If
only
for
selfish
consideration!!,
victory
Bonos
help
you
save
for
a
rainy
day
and
good
pay
interest.
The
good
ciczon.
however,
will
buy
i.
n;
to
help
speed
Victory.
DEJONG'S
Cash
and
Carry
Fifth
and
Mcllrlde
Third
Victory
Loan
ty
VICTOUV
Nfi
x
ok
DriTwT;
VV
1
.
1'rredom
or
rll
Slavery.
V
I
These
are
the
only
I
AV
alternatives
now.
Grotto
Cigar
Store
Support
lliu
forllicoming
VICTORY
LOAN
to
the
utmost
of
your
capacity.
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MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
Ltd.
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OOOD
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(
VICTORY
BONDS
V
Hg
Ihe
mmlio
died
on
the
brarltrs
it
I
Kr(
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Uleppe
did
a
Job
ue
couldn't
do.
The?
K
I
1
(lorird
in
tlieir
arblcvvnrnt
but,
Mhtti
Hl
ibox
ho
lived
return,
let
none
of
them
K
meet
a
man
who
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to
do
ha
Uut
j
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F.
Stone
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of
DKtinrtion'
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not
c&rrr
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u
onljr
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u
detaat,
tm
km
aiL
A
dollar
bill
Is
Mordi
one
hundred
cenU
no
more.
L'arh
doILir
bill
In
a
Victory
Bond
will
return
ypu
MQIti:
than
a
dollar
and,
meantime,
Mill
help
defeat
the
foe.
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