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Friday;
September
25,
19f
Union
Of
B.C.
Municipalities
Endorse
City
Manager
Plan.
The
city
manager
plan
of
civic
government
ha
been
endorsed
by
the
Union
of
H.U.
Mimteipalilie
at
Iheir
annual
convention.
Thai
is
falling
in
line
with
the
modern
trend.
-It
means
that
before
long
we
-hull
be
able
to
have
a
cily
manager
if
we
want
it.
The
preejil
government-may
or
may
nfct
ps-
legislation
giving
effect
to
the
recommendation,
but
ome
government
will
do
il
in
the
near
future
fur
it
will,
Ije
demanded
or
Ibem
in
such
a
way
that
they
will
not
be
able
fit
refuse.
The
present
melhodf
of
government
by
committees
will
be
set
aside
as
obsolete
and
the
more
efficient
method
will
tak
its
place.
Whalen
Company
f
Plan
Reorganization.
The
Whalen
Pulp
and
Paper
Company
has
a
reorganization
scheme
in
baud
that
Womis.s
to
give
the
present
owner
of
the
property
a
chance
to
recover
part
at
lea-t
of
what
they
inve.-teu.
They
have
the
mailer
hi
band
and
within
a
few
moilths
the
plan
will
either
be
adopted
or
rejected.
In
the
meantime
the
ale
of
the
properly
i
held
up.
II
i
to
be
hoped
that
whatever
scheme
is
adopted
will
protect
the
interests
of
the
present
owners.
There
have
been
too
many
cases
where
the
owners
have
been
sold
out
to
large
ouNidc
interests
who
have
reaped
the
benefit
of
the
failure
of
the
pare
nt
concern.
The
company
is
paying
now
and
if
the
business
.
carried
on
efficiently
will
continue
to
pay.
Miners
Of
Britain
Again
Dissatisfied.
Again
(here
is
a
lense
.sllualioii
in
firenl
Britain
over
th-quest
imi
of
wages
in
the
coal
industry.
The
government
stepped
into
the
breach
recently
to
preveJit
a
strike
and
the
men
wen!
to
work
again.
Now
there
is
further
Tlagreenienl
and
a
con-ference
is
called
to
go
into
the
whole
situation.
Britain
depends
upon
her
coal
for
her
itidtitrial
life".
Cut
off
the
coal
supply
ami
everything,
i
cut
off.
Kery
time
the
coal
mineS
are
flo-eiri,
even
temporarily,
much
business
.
is
lo-l
10
me
country,
ana
ery
nuen
it
never
returns.
No
Country
Can
Advance
Much
Faster
Than
Others.
If
any
country
advances
fasler
than
others
in
the
mutter
of
high
wages,
it
suffers
o
of
business
and
Ihore
i
consequent
unemployment.
In
Britain
the
wages
are
much
higher
than
in
many
other
European
countries,
heifce
business
goes
In
the
oilier
countries.
In
Canada
wages
are
higher
in
the
Wgl
lhan
the
East,
hence
nmsl
of
the
factories
are
in
the
KaL
The
Vet
cannot
compele.
By
the
use
of
labor
saving
machinery
mid
by
iilcrened
effi-eieiicy
a
country
may
lie
able
to
nay
high
wages
fliid
yet
compete
successfully,
jnl
j,s
does
lletiry
Ford
in
the
United
Slates.
That
is
exceptional
and
docs
not
disprove
the
general
rule
that
the
business
goes
to
the
country
or
Ihe
section
of
Ihe
country
where
wages
are
low.
Wages
Should
Be
High
As
Possible.
We
believe
in
high
wages.
We
believe
in
men
being
paid
as
much
as
it
is
possible
to
pay
(hem
and
slill
make
n
success
of
the
business.
In
cases
where
wages
are
Irish
there
ha
lo
be
a
spirit
or
co-operation
with
a
'view
to
getting
the
be
nossj
hie
results.
That
spirit
is
not
always
in
evidence
in
England
Where
the
unions
often
Irv
lo
orb
the
output
ad
Mi'i
injure
Ihe
coiniiry
in
which
Miev
live.
NOTE:
If
you
take
YEAST
for
your
HEALTH,
use
Koyal
Yeast
'
Cakes.
Write
for
free
booklet,
"HOYAL
YEAST
FOR
BETTER
HEALTH".
E.
W.
OILLETT
CO.
LTD.
TORONTO.
CAN.'
i
MUSICAL
DAY
ROTARY
CLUB
Good
Program
Enjoyed
by
Mem
bers
at
Luncheon
Yesterday
Afternoon
ADDRESS
ON
NURSING.
There
va
ainusical
day
at
lha
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
afternoon
when
the
pro,-jsram
was
in
charge
of
Colonel
J.
V.
.N'icholls.
The
Wcstholme
orchestra
ptayeii
several
selections,
and
thene
were
vocal
numbers
by
Mrs.
Sid
.lohntonc
and
Miss
.N'ada
Johnson.
In
addition
the
club
sang
several
choruses.
There
was
a
short
variation
in
the
firograni
when
Mis
Randall
gave
an
address
on
ftie
nursing
profession.
She
said
it
mattered
little
whether
I
lie
hospitals
were
carried
on
as
they
are
today,
whether
there
wu
a
scheme
of
health
insurance
or
a
hospital
las
wa
"levied.
In
any
event
there
would
ajways
be,
Ihe
sick
poor
to
lae
care
of.
Today
lher
was
no
difference
in
ttie
treat
went
meted
lo
Hie
rich
or
poo;
Each
had
the
same
fod
and
the
same
attention.
The
best
of
food
and
plenty
of
it
was
provided
and
plenty
of
linen.
To
keep
np
tto
hospital
and
maintain
it
in
a
depree
of
efficiency
wa
looked
itpojt
as
a
eivie
duty.
The
hospital
in
the
early
days
meant
shelter
and
a
certain
amount
of
nnrsing
car?.
II
was
a
place
in
which
to
die.
Today
j
it
wa
a
place
where
sickness
was
prevented
and
a
little
spat
added
lo
life.
The
nurses
who
eared
for
th
i
sick
had
tittle
reward
for
their
service.
They
cared
for
the
young
Canadians
Mining
into
I
he
world,
watched
over
the
mother
and
nursed
her
hack
to
health,
looked
after
the
erippte
and
In
sick.
many,
of
whom
came
to
I
hem
without
-friend
in
the
world.
If
the
nurses
were.
able
to
Iielp
ami
cheer
lite
patient
and
for
those
who
went
down
into
the
valley
of
the
shadow
of
death
make
the
time
they
spent
here
a
little
easier,
that
was
their
reward.
REVEILLE
IS
STORY
OF
WAR
AND
AFTER
It
Bdns
In
1918
and
Shows
the
Great
Events
Which
Closed
the
Horrible
Cataclysm.
September,
IUIK.
The
V.reat
War
is
nearins
to
its.
close
and
Loudon
is
a
whirlpool
of
hectic.
artificial
gaiety.
The
world
Is
pun?
lo
pieces;
laugh
while
Iheru
is
yet
lime.
.
.
.
happy
laughter,
-
wild
laughter,
hollow
lauzhlor!
Any
laughter
rather
than
the
laughter
of
the
nuns
.
.
but
above
all
too
laughter
of
Ihe
flappers
who
live;
for
one
end
only;
one
burning
passionate
eonviclinn,
Ihe
boys
who
areoacx
on
a
few
days'
leave,
fllve
them
a
pood
time!
Mothers
of
sons
sit
alone
They
hear
the
never-ending
tramp
of
soldiers
marching
to
Ihe
grave.
"Typical
of
all
the
flappers
I
Micky.
.Before
the
war
she
lived
with,
her
brother,
Fred,
over
n
I
in'
greengrocer's
shop,
sewing
a,
little
atlil
,
keeplns
the,
twin
room
clean
...
a
little
mother
Then
war
took
Fred
from
his
work
and
Micky
carried
on
alone,
brave
as
a
soldier,
happy
as
a
child,
wailing
for
the
bloodshed
to
end.
Widow's
Shop
Downstair,
u,e
liny
green
Kroeer
s
it
hop
is
kepi
by
a
widow,
lie
mother
of
three
fine
boys:
Sam,
dour,
strong
and
prim;
Ted
a
careless,
happy
youth,
and
the
Kid,
the
youngest,
a
thinker,
but
ever
a
boy":
And
Kid
and
Mick
are
just
a
little
fonder
of
each
oilier
than
mere
friends.
Abo,e
Mick
live
a
quaint
pair
of
maiden
sisters,
the
Misses
Filch,
existing
on
a
pittance
and
very
respectable.
They
had
miss
ed
the
glamour
of
love,
but
war
had
shaken
Iheir
reserve
and
sllrreil
in
them
feelings
which
they
hardly
knew
they
possessed
And
then
the
(treat
Nighl!
The
Boys
are
coming
hornet
Seven
days'
leave!
The
quiet
lillln
bouse
is
all
agog
with
excitement
which
even
the
maiden
sisters
share.
Mick
is
a
flurry
of
Joyuiu
expectation.
Mother
is
quietly
happy,
walling
with
radlanl
smile
for
Ihe
brief
re-uniun
with
her
boys.
War
to
Over
Then
Armistice!
London
raving
mud!
The
hell
of
war
a
over'
Hotels
and
street
thronged
with
happy,
riotous
crowds,
V
This
winter
all
the
family
can
enjoy
real
underwear
t
comfort
at
surprising
low
cost
CTANFI
ELD'S
Un-3
shrinlcable
Underwear
is
made
in
sizes,
weights
and
styles
to
suit
every
member
of
the
family.
Stanfield's
fabrics
arc
soft
as
down
and
soothing
to
the
tendercst
skin.
Stan-field's
garments
are
cut
and
tailored
to
fit
per
fectly,
without
binding
or
bulging.
Yet
Stanfield's
is
not
expensive.
Compare
it,
garment
for
garment
and
price
for
price,
over
a
long
period
of
wear
and
you'll
find
it
the
most
economical
you
can
buy.
Wear
Stanfield's
this
winter
and
enjoy
greater
underwear
comfort
than
you
ever
dreamed
pos'
sible.
I
il
At
ritktl
.V..
A.
C
Uim
wtifki
ul.
rl'
Ctltlim
llJty
'
Skirt.
t
Drivtri.
ISut
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U
It
a
Camilla
BUotUU
UmltML
Is
early
mormnz
before
Mick
and
mother
return
home.
There
is
a
Inlter
on
the
toati
The
Ilgh'
llf
nTthi.lii'
x'r.
1
$,L
mil
4'
wbrfe-faced
-sirt
lust
tnoans
and
Uafls.jj,
A
grent
silence,
i
J
Thejrj'
isyot.
mo?ijjvt6?the
story
of
Iteveille
shown
tonight
and
tomorrow
at
the
Went
holme
Theatre.
CATHOLIC
TEA
AND
SALE
SUCCESSFUL
Many
Ladle
Patronized
Affair
Held
Yesterday
Afternoon
In
Home
of
Mrs.
Oiler
Besner
A
highly
successful
tea
ami
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
Catholic
Ladies
at
the
beautiful
home
of
Mrs.
Olier
Uesner,
303
Fourth
Avenue
Kast.
A
large
number
of
ladies
patronized
the
event
and
the
financial
result.
In
aid
of
the
forthcoming
bazaar,
wan
ub-stanlial.
,
ParliculHr
mention
was
maita
of
the
beautiful
decoration
of
the
living
room
and
ditihig
room
with
seasonal
llowers.
Mrs.
Ilesner
and
Mr.
J.
C.
(lavlgau
received,
Mrs.
I).
Morrissey
and
Mr.
A.
K.
Wakefield
poured
and
lho.se
serving
were
Mrs.
J.
Arljiur
Smjlh,
Mrs.
ft.
V.
Nickerson,
.Mr.
K.
V.
MarenlKtle,
and
.Mrs,
Joe
Oiiron,
Mrs.
.1.
Lome
MacLaren
assisted
with
refreshmenlM
and
Mrs.
A.
I
Oillies
and
Mrs.
I.eveque
had
charge
of
Hie
home
rooking
I
all
ies,
Mrs.
J.
M,
Campbell
was
Whether
you
work
inJoori
or
out
you'll
find
there'
&
weight
tnd
fibric
pirticularly
uited
to
you.
And
Sunfield
great
range
of
tyle
and
lizej
and
weighu
and
price
enablci
you
to
gel
juit
the
garment
you
want
at
the
price
you
want
to
pay.
There!
a
iize,
tyle
and
weight
in
SunfieliTi
for
every
member
of
the
family,
priced
from
$1
to
$10.
Stanfield's
Underwear
cashier
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Muldoon
had
charge.,
of
the
raffling
of
a
pair
of
pillowslip,
donated
by
Mrs.
J.
V..
(iavigan,
which
wen
won
by
Mrs.
M.
M.
Mnnl.aehlan
with
ticket
So.
1.
In
the
course
of
tlia
afternoon
High!
fill
pftino
selictionn
were
rendered
hy
Mm.
Frank
P.
Kenny
Mr.
Jarvis
Mrt.eo
and
Mis
Xada
Johnon
wen
appreeiated
n
vocal
numbers,
the
former
be-ng
Heconipanle.1
by
Mrs.
F.
P.
Kenny
and
the
taller
by
Miss
nianehe
Curl
in.
PRESBYTERIAN
TEA
AND
SALE
IS
HELD
Sum
of
$30
Realized
at
Affair
Taking
Place
Yesterday
In
Home
of
Mrs,
George
Rorle
The
Ladles'
Aid
of
the
Pres.
hylerian
Church
held
a
lha
and
sale
or
homo
cooking
yesterday
afternoon
al
the
home
of
Mr.
Oeorge
ltorie,
22(1,
Fourth
Ave.
west,
annul
3ii
jieing
reiize(,
Mrs.
Horln
received
assisted
by
Mrs.
Joe
Orecr,
president
of
me
Aid.
Mr.
I).
(,
Slewarl
and
Mrs.
T.
K.
I'rltiBlo
nresided
at
the
lea
urn
and
those
who
as-
staled
In
serving
were
Mr.
L.
V.
Kergin,
Mr,
ban
Jiirbour.
Mrs.
V.
I).
Vance,
Mrs.
James
I,,
Leo,
Mrs.
W.
II.
Wilson
Murray
and
Miss
Lee.
Mrs.
I).
Mel).
Hunter
and
Mrs.
J.
o.
i-decn
had
charge
of
Uio
home
cooking
sale
and
Mrs.
Sam
Massey
was
cashlcf.
AdverlUo
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the
bally
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