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1951
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sh.-ji.
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right
for
winter
weather.
Reg.
to
$5.75.
Now
'
....
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to
$1.25
BOYS'
ALL
WOOL
PANTS
Heavy
weight
pure
wool
pants.
Regular
$5.50.
Now
$.!"
MEN'S
WEAR
Britain'3
Labor
government
spent
more
than
10
million
dollars
growing
peanuts
on
millions
"
cl
acres
in
East
Africa.
It
had
been
hoped
that
from
this
could
C
come
an
abundance
of
needed
fats
and
oils.
But
the
whol
Diamonds
or
Bricks?
"if
ODAY'S
tendency
is
towards
bigger
and
bigger
f
:W'
'
LA
units.
Industries
amalgamate
into
combines,
scheme
la
now
being
scappea.
It
wasn't
what
it
had
been
cracked
up
to
be.
ff
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MEN'S
ALL
WOOL
HEAVY
PANTS.
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M
00.
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prt
J
PENMAN'S
UNION
SUITS
Men's
1st
quality.
These
!
sell
for
$3.75.
Now
per
suit.
f
'
MEN'S
ALL
WOOL
SOX
Rood
Working
mix,
from
);tt
MEN'S
DRESS
SOX-A
big
variety
or
good
quality
.
Sale,
war
LEATHER
WORK
GLOVES
Hard
Wvjaiing
fuvti.
from,
pair
MEN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS
Save
on
these.
Regular
20c.
Now
4
h
A
-
Tl-
f
i
Most
of
us
welcome
an
occasional
change
of
scene
or
society
and
confess
to
a
yearning
to
"get
away
from
it
all"
Jack
Scott,
on
the
Vancouver
Sun,
is
home
frcm
a
continental
tour,
aftor
having
motored
all
over
America.
He
is
beins
asked
how
it
feels.
It
must
be
grand,
say
Uio
questioners,
to
behold
what
you've
always
had
an
Itching
to
see
to
discover
what
Is
on
tlia
other
side
of
the
mountain.
-
'
1
"7
FACE
TOWELS
LARGE
SIZE
:
for
flB
Yet,
suggests
Scttt,
this
urge
to
"get
away
from
It
all"
can
be
disappointing.
People
are
much
it
the
same.
Some
places,
certa;:i
tewns,
different
neighborhoods
show
a
similarity.
In
fact,
it's
about
as
hard
to
get
away
r-om
it
all
as
it
is
to
get
away
f.-o.ii
one's
self.
K
.
-K;
...
.
,
For
military
reasons,
during
;
the
last
war
-the
names
of
certain
.
seaoorts
in
Canada
failed
to
ap-
INDONESIAN
PAPER
HEAVY
TRAFFIC
'
STOCKHOLM
tP
A
groun
of
VANCOUVER
near.
But
there
is
no
world
-..'-Ji
sti'UKKle
struggle
on
on
now
now
and
and
hence
no
Swedish
wood
and
pulp
cxpern
1
000
persons
arrived
or
necessity
hj
exciuue
names.
vaii-iwm
vis,t
Indonesia
tins
year
v
international
Allpurlh'
Or
.
..j..lri
nlunt
mlilrh
Hm,
In
1Qr-
;
fi'
i
'
.ii
a
i.
lc
about'
f
vSr-'"'
.
''j
couver
should
be
remini
reminded
t
iKt.J'
.V.VW;v4Lw''l
thU-
Wednesday,
a
story
W
-
-
v.
aluminum
development
a
JlI
(Vim
ed
in
relerence
to
KKlmaat
lti
niuetraiueni,
ma
a
"'
w
e
'ai
the
latter
spot
is
about
"30
j
within
a
few
years.
over
the
previous
year,
in
Korea
near
Pusan
Is
besieged
daily
by
HUNGRY
YOUNGSTERS
The
camp
of
the
P.P.
C.L.I
Pte.
Steve
TowsU'go
(CP
PHOTO
children
such
as
these,
who
have
found
it
a
good
snot
for
a
meal
hand-out.
of
Ssiiiku
toon
is
shown
passing
out
a
chicken
Ifj
ua
saivam-U
lioin
dinner.
,
lii.it
-j,
aitutn
ui
uic
nu
inci
ii
.
.
.
.
rtVr
r
i
;
,
i
PRINTING
minus
oi
me
n.
oumuum
i-,
seems
almost
essential
to
have
a
surgical
operation
before
if
(ossible
to
w
lte
Prince
Rupi'it
the
way
it
should
be
written.
i
C-et
i
c
J:,
hi
anatuan
Irh
Si,
Practice
e
i
Highest
Quality
i
PURPOSES
It's
always
been
like
that.
Efforts
have
not
been
wanting,
o
play
up
Vancouver,
at
the
expense
of
the
north.
If
thce
has
WINNIPEG
if'
'As
you
prac
cm
s
vH
See
LiHl
f
tise,
so
you
will
play,
says
Can-
ptores
acquire
brain
he?
and
blossom
into
the
big
departmental
stove,
editorializes
the
West
Vancouver
News,
published
by
Harry
H.
Gregson,
formerly
of
Prince
George.
Villages
become
municipalities,
municipalities
cities
and
cities
sprawling
metropolises,
to
flee
from
which
is
the
week-end
i-rabition
of
their
inhabitants.
Labor
amlgamatr;?,
also,
the
labor
opposing
the
industrial
giant.
The
small
man,
neither
a
part
of
big
industry
or
the
big
departmental
store,
nor
a
factor
in
labor
organization,
is
caugiit
between
the
millstones.
This
trend
to
bigness
has
to
be
fought
because
not
only
the
existence
of
the
small
man,
but
the
existence
of
democracy
is
at
stake.
We
see
little
difference
between
gigantic
corporations
in
America,
sate-controlled
industries
in
I'vitain
and
Sovietized
industry
in
Russia.
In
all
the
worker
loses
his
independence,
the
qualities
which
make
for
sturdy
individualism
are
undermined.
With
rare
exceptions,
the
big
outside
concern
is
not
interested
in
building
a
community.
The
small
man
does
the
buildirg.
Owners
of
very
large
concerns
are
remote
from
ihe
public
and
the
public's
influence
of
them
is
small.
How
different
it
is
with
the
small
merchant,
who
meets
his
customers
face
to
face
every
week
and
who
must
consult
their
views
and
interests.
We
in
this
paper
champion
the
small
man
as
opposed
to
the
big
and
the
small
unit
as
opposed
to
the
big
one.
We
believe
that
communities
of
men,
in
business,
working
or
in
professions
in
a
modest
way
and
imbued
with
the
go-ahead
spirit,
are
the
most
valuable
asset
of
democracy.
Whatever
apparent
economies
in
production
the
the
big
organizations
mny
achieve,
there
are
certain
things
they
cannot
achieve.
They
cannot
give
the
individual
attention
which
the
small
storekeeper
gives.
They
cannot
promote
that
sturdy
spirit
of
independence
in
their
employees,
the
desire
to
serve
which
the
small
storekeeper
and
employer
can
promote.
It
is
the
small
n
erchant,
the
man
in
business
in
a
6mall
way,
who
is
the
nation's
main
bulwark
against
Communism.
History,
as
in
the
case
of
the
Swiss
against
the
French,
the
Finns
against
the
Russians,
has
again
and
again,
demonstrated
the
sterling
qualities
induced
by
independent
small
units.
Did
not
Napoleon
call
Britain
a
nation
of
shopkeepers
and
may
not
the
present
American
reverses
in
Korea
be
partly
attributable
to
the
fact
that
the
sturdy
individuals
who
built
the
United
States
have
tended
to
be
replaced
by
insignificant
human
cogs
in
gigantic
corporation
machines?
Hut
the
small
man,
the
small
municipality,
unless
it
organizes
is
doomed.
Big
trade
unions
which
fix
the
scales
of
pay
for
employees
in
big
combines
also
decree
that
the
small
business
man
shall
pay
the
same
scales,
although
because
of
the
very
individual
service
he
gives,
his
overheads
must
be
proportionately
larger
than
that
of
big
business.
Big
buyers
buy
in
bulk
and
threaten
to
undercut
the
already
narrow
profit
cf
the
smaller
merchant.
adian
pianist
Oertrude
HutiMey
1,n
"nv
way
to
make
It
aooenr
that
Vancouve
rls
the
terminal,
Green.
pmtr.
Seer
Dibb
Printing
Co
and
this
is
the
end
of
a
branch
line
it's
been
tried
repeatedly.
New
Treatment
In
Polio
Case
OTTAWA
'w
Doctors
at
the
communicable
diseases
unit
of
the
Ottawa
Civic
Hosoital
are
eagerly
watching
the
recovery
ol
14-year-old
Brian
McSorley
of
Ottawa.
The
youngster
is
beginning
to
swallow
again
and
for
Superintendent
Dr.
Alan
Doane
it
is
the
most
encouraging
thing
he
has
seen
for
some
time.
It
mes.ns
that
he
is
succeeding
in
his
attempt
the
first
ever
made
in
Canada
to
cure
a
bulbar
polio
victim
by
a
method
known
as
electrophrenlc
stimulation.1
She
told
interviewers
here
that
Is
why
she
believes
in
"careful
and
calm
practice."
Miss
Green
Mrs.
Jay
Durand
PHONE
!St
The
touring
Maple
Leaf
team
BESNER
BLOCK
wam
.from
Lethbridge
succeeded
:n
of
Seattle
in
private
life
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
THANKS,
Mil.
IIEXTY
back
in
Winnipeg
for
her
first
fuming
the
champion
German
team,
and
in
their
own
town
on
concert
here
In
seven
years.
She
said
she
has
been
giving
Fuessen,
at
that.
It
was
a
second
straight
victory.
This
soi
t
of
thing
is
becoming
a
habit.
concerts
since
she
was
"little
more
than
a
baby"
and
has
played
and
studied
in
London,
Paris
and
Dresden
as
well
as
North
t
American
cities.
In
j
DID
YOU
EVEU
think
how
strange
a
thing
is
fate
or
destiny?
Almost
all
my
life
I
I
have
wanted
to
go
to
In
t'lin:.
A
United
States
senator
says
ne
cannot
understand
why
so
mu
M
American
money
is
being
spent
to
provide
a
hue
aluminum
nlar
t
in
Rritkh
Columbia
Well.
ien
Miss
Green
thinks
pianists
Brian
was
admitted
to
hospi-,
tal
Nov.
15
in
a
critical
condition.
kirn!;
should
sturlv
ft
frecfmri
instrn
bs
I
nr
nau
puruiysis
ui
me
liiuscies
ment
Rho
studied
ctiiH
violin
with
Senator,
there
is
also
almost
end-
dia.
.
U'ViinVi
rnntrnl
cupn
1
If
ininff
vias
ill
,i
...
i
r
t
viaraoi
m
fans.
i....,tn
iiIEva
wi-t
FOOTHILLS
HARDP
bth
As
a
boy
I
read
every
line
I
a
coma,
and
had
temperature
of
..n
gives
one
a
sense
of
are
very
much
could
get
about
it-mostly
in
the
108
degrees.
A
tube
was
inserted
and
phrasing
that
percussionists
iiike
ALBERTA
TELKWA
aaveniure
dooks
Dy
u.
n.
neiiL.v.
...
,
w...
oiten
lacK,
'
she
said
Also,
of
course
in
classics
like
mucous
and
help
him
to
breath,
.
Kipling's
Kim,
which
is
one
of
but
the
lad
stopped
breathing.
'
mtermM.
rkrri
the
finest
books
every
written
He
would
normally
have
been
ind
nl77,n
1
"
lne
,aa
dav
"ay
anfl
nlBht
iOl
a
:..
i
mif
in
an
Irnn
hmr
hut.
lie
hnn.
chTropractic
for
health
l
ill
anv
iau,uag
-v
-
r
-
1'
1
ni
week,
and
at
the
end
of
that
time
I
must
also
confess
that
.1
r.,
"r'u
1'
Brian
was
able
to
breath
awln
COM.
IN
AM.
SIZES
Lump
.
.
.
Cobble
.
.
.
Egg
-
Nut
ond
Stoker
PHONE
G51
For
Immediate
Delivery
LIKED
army
life.
Of
course,
I
"al"
th"
eii
"hrenlc
.
,lhout
help-
Since
tnen
il
h-s
lreal
n,m
WHn
eieciropnrenic
hated
the
mud
and
blood
and
.
been
indicated
lnriitjpH
,hat
that
...
his
r-a
'n
t.
'
WHEN
BABY
ARRIVES
capacity
stimulation.
guts
in
the
1914-to-1918
war.
My
a.
.
.
iu
owuuuw
la
irLui
i
ii
v
I
Nature
is
not
always
kind.
Childbirth
often
leaves
the
mother
In
a
brain
hated
the
senseless
slaugh-1
ireacmenc
requires
a
ma-
conscious
and
fuel
serious
condition.
Every
Chiropractor
is
familiar
with
Hie
story
of
for
thaWt
tnl
ucted
at
fiarvard
UnWersTty
"fnfj"e
'"
said
e.
"He
is
lor
al
all
that
the
ar
army
ny
game
game
H.atll
i
being
fed
by
tube
through
his
the
woman
who
dates
her
illness
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
L
Z
?
,.T;
tor
hr.
Doynrst'read
ston.ach.but
Kck
to
the
time
of
deiivery
of
her
f
bv
J
ttnerTlhethrlUof
thieve-
about
it
last
August
in
a
maga-
-y
nope
now
t
ne
fof
To.
I
IMIil
K
Bt'H.DING
SITPI.IF.S
ment,
say,
in
taking
a
unit
and
zme
wnicn
puunsneu
ueians
oi
'
ln
-
-
wards
the
end
of
her
pregnancy
making
it
into
something.
ithe
cure
of
Bruce
Plater
of
Ot-,'
'n
,
Perios-
the
Jomt
cartUages
of
the
u"a"e
del
HlliFht
in
th
wn
s
in
the
ght
,
u
.
.
.
u
'tawa,
the
first
bulbar
polio
vie-
pio-
pelvls
80ten
to
allow
fur
greater
,
gress
.however,
is
tempered
by
e.iDansion
of
this
structure
at
time
fishermen:.
j
regret
that
he
did
not
have
the
of
delivery.
This
softening
process
means
to
give
electrophrjliic
often
permits
the
spine
to
"settle"
stimulation
earlier.
Fourteen
,wr?ielc..!Sn!.s'i1!?'1rilh,e
fnnnnt.in
tif
fiiriiWk
cninal
Imt-Mil.
h
i
.mu
ul
B"-
up
u,
b
,
th
treatment
the
Germans
at
the
very
end
of
"ARVARD
,.
rnrRe.
COLRSE
the
First
World
War
I
would
Doan
was
given
leave
o
most
certainly
have
Joined
the!
uDr-
absence
to
attend
a
course
at
Indian
armv
Bv
this
time
if
cases
of
bulbar
polio
died
in
r-
ance
ance
and
distortion
with
its
ac-
7.7,
,.
-
V.
.".
HnrvnrH
Sixt
Un
led
States
.
sun
anve,
i
wouia
piuouoiy
nave
'
tv,
r,.i
Ottawa
last
summer.
comDanvinn
pains
and
nerve
inter-
been
the
prize
Blimp
of
all
Col.
-
""Tv
1
Tnere
ls'
however,
a
slight
snag
ference.
Blimps.
i
doctor
from
Queen
s
University,
!
w
treatment
It
is
useless
TWS
condition
is
most
easily
cor-
oOo
i
Kingston
.Ont.,
attended.
phrerllc
(or
breat'hne)
rected
"orfy
'ter
childbirth,
but
.
jw..
wuiiviiiK
uiutrt
to
auvc
resjwin.
me
SDine
snouia
De
ejiaiiuii-
uc
ln
patient
in
Canada
to
use
it.
"r-1
Buuu
the
natient
For
complete
overhaul
of
your
High
Speed
Oasoline
Engines,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
the
trained
mechanics
and
specialized
equipment
to
perform
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
efficiently
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
rush
is
on,
let
us
have
that
job
how.
t
know
till
just
now
how
much
I
owed
to
the
old
boy.
For
all
I
et
and
if
necessary
put
rlgnt
as
soon
as
possible
after
delivery.
Quite
often
Chiropractors
are
asked
if
there
is
any
risk
in
treats
know
I
have
been
shooting
paigns,
by
G.
A.
Henty.
,
ing
the
spine
of
prospective
motners.
or
soon
after
birth.
The
answer
is.
neniy
s
laeas
in
mis
coiuinn
iui
j
on
page
a
3
i
una
mat,
ine
upteen
years
past,
and
really
hero,
Lyle
Bullen,
astounds
his
thinking
they
were
my
own.
hosts
in
England
thus:
Here
is
one
-that
I
THOUGHT
was
mv
own
brain
child.
I
have
WANT
TOWN
HALL
THE
PAS.
Man.
CP)
The
neei
of
a
town
hall
was
stressed
by
Mayor
H.
F.
Bickle
at
the
year's
first
meeting
of
town
council.
The
39-year-old
ttown
is
stlJ
without
a
building
to
house
municipal
offices
but
it
is
hoped
to
erect
one
in
1951.
there
is
no
risk
in
treatment,
but
there
Is
much
rifk
without
it.
Mothers
who
have
been
attended
by
their
Chiropractor
through
the
entire
period
of
pregnancy,
and
aeain
soon
after
baby
arrives,
re
What
can
we
do
about
it?
We
must
prefer
our
local
stores
and
the
individual
service
they
gu-e
to
outside
ones.
We
must
devefop
the
many
cultural
amenities
we
still
lack
and
take
a
lively
interest
in
every
phase
of
local
affairs.
We
refuse
to
be
deluded
by
"business"
talk
of
what
is
or
not
a
paying
proposition,
when
it
comes
to
our
hospital
or
any
other
form
of
municipal
service.
We
are
indeed
very
suspicious
of
the
so-called
economy
of
which
big
units
boast.
They
put
a
dime
in
our
pockets
and
take
away
two-bits
worth
of
our
independence.
been
waiting
for
some
suitable
Rupert
Motors
Limiteil
occasion
tq
write
a
really
witty
piece
about
the
English.
I
fig
ured
1
would
show
the
great.
"Do
you
mean
to
say
that
you
are
not
going
to
ride.
Captain
Bullen?"
one
of
the
ladles
on
horseback
said.
"In
the
firct
placff.
Mlas
M(rton.
I
am
an
Infantry
officer,
and
except
for
a
few
weeks
when
I
am
on
the
staff
of
Colonel
lyiekhart
I
have
never
done
any
riding.
In
the
second
place,
I
am
forbidden
to
take
horse
exercise
at
present.
Moreover,
tiiongh
no
doubt
you
wili
despise
me
for
the
confession.
I
dislike
altuRi-ttier
the
idea
at
s
contradictions
in
the
English-
mans
character:
That
he
is.
obviously
the
best
sportsman
in!
Daily
Health
Hint
w
all
the
world.
If
lie
wins,
thats
that;
but
if
he
loses
he
tak?s
ALLACE
E
port
they
never
were
so
well
at
birth
time
before.
They
usually
go
along
fine
the
whole
time,
birth
Itself
Is
easier,
and
the
"pick
up"
afterwards
is
most
heartening.
Chiropractors
do
not
handle
confinement
or
delivery,
but
stay
strictly
in
their
field,
vihich
is
the
vital
field
having
to
do
with
health
and
keeping
the
body
functioning
normally.
Yes,
if
anyone
needs
to
be
fit
and
sound,
it
is
mother
when
baby
arrives.
Consult
Your
Chiropractor
Inwrted
1T
lti
.
'
Chlrotrsi
tors'
Associates
nf
B.C.
it
with
good
grace.
All
the
world
knows
that
the
above
is
true.
But
here
is
the
other
side.
A
"SSs
Man
does
not
live
by
bread
alone.
Our
yardstick
Mn
tVio
wnrrhinona
nf
this
nc
thp
other
course
shall
Heart
diseases
can
not
be
brought
on
by
strenuous
exercise
if
the
heart
Is
young
and
healthy.
Pilaris
hundred
men
on
horseback
and
forty
or
fifty
dos
all
chasing
one
urtfortnnat
animal."
''But
the
Unfortunate
animal
1
a
poacher."
''Very
well.
then.
I
should
shoot
him
as
a
poacner."
OOo
HENTY
EVIDENTLY
thought
couple
of
hundred
Englishmen'
and
women
will
mount
horses.
1
However,
It
does
put
an
extra
be:
"Does
it
make
if
r
individual,
independent
sur
They
will
let
loose
a
great
horde
!
strain
on
damaged
or
age-weak'
ened
hearts.
of
lifelong-trained
hounds
ana
cha.se
one
poor
tiny
little
fox
over
hill
and
dale,
stream
and
wa
unsporismaniiKe
to
nunv
forest
until
the
poor
lone
crit-.fes
-in
tne
approved
English,
ter
is
cornered
and
killed.
(manner.
But
actually
he
dldi
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Cafe
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9
q.m.
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9
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SUNDAYS:
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7
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We
Speciolize
in
DISHES
vival?"
Better
our
own
hospital,
not
a
paying
proposition,
better
our
own
services
which
do
not
"pay"
and
better
an
independent
municipality,
than
become
cogs
in
a
big
wheel.
We
don't
want
the
big
business
standards.
We
don't
think
they're
right.
What
we
want
is
a
voice
in
our
own
affairs
and
the
satisfaction
of
knowing
we
have
that
voice.
An
overfed
brigadier
once
remarked
to
an
undersized
Cockney
recruit:
"We'll
soon
make
you
into
a
big
soldier.
The
recruit
answered:
"You
can't
make
diamonds
as
big
as
bricks,
sir."
Let
us
be
diamonds.
EMS
:
inure
iiifctn
writer
ui
in
uny
,
.
,
t-,
Yet
well-bred
Eng
ishman
a
condition
the
minds
of
would
almost
rather
die
than
ration
to
kill
their
shoot
sitting
duck"
which
he
a
ellow
.
hlfmansand
teke
it
all
needed
for
dinner
On
the
wing
ag
patriotic
duty.
-yes,
of
course
the
Englishman,
We
thwhole
hlst
f
the
will
shoot
anything
that
fues
fc
ta
f
gradually
But
sitting"-no
air-the
poor
,
lncreasln
consciousness.
Moral
bird
does
not
have
a
sporting
ideas
chasnge
wlln
tne
centuries.
chance.
j
ars
and
armies
and
power
As
I
say,
I
thought
the
above
politics
are
not
necessarily
bad
ideas
were
my
own
brain
chil-
at
one
age
of
history.
They
be-
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dren.
But
just
for
fun
I
was
come
wrong
-when
the
minority
looking
over
a
boys'
book
on;
begins
to
teach
the
majority
India,
Through
Three
Camr
that
they
are
wrong.