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25
IS
Wednesday,
July
29,
1931
UNEMPLOYMENT
CAMPS
DAYS
OF
MUCH
ADVENTURE
ACHES
There's
scarcely
an
ache
or
pain
that
Aspirin
will
not
relieve
promftPf.
It
can't
remove
the
cause,
but
it
will
relieve
the
pain
1
Headaches.
Backaches.
Neuritis
and
nearalgia.
Yes,
and
even
rheumatism.
Read
proven
directions
for
many
important
uses.
Genuine
Aspirin
can't
depress
the
heart
Look
or
the
Bayer
cross:
PAVER
Made
in
Canada
LEGION
HAS
FINE
BAND
nf
wnmpn
infivht
fnv
urnst
tnov
Uimr
tn
?lif
of
tnghtes
'
"Vri'
LllT
Vi.-
'i
v"V:r
""'Moose
Leglonalres
and
their
band
unjf
imc
tu
niiv,
u
iney
cuum
oniy
get
me
cnance
wU)
wel
Later
the
'oung
bloods
took
to
navicatinar
the
unois-
i
.
j
.
covered
seas
and
searching
for
new
countries,
new
peoples
Thte
13
a
nn
of
publicity
oiner
person,
i
nere
are
plenty
of
records
to
be
broken.
.
There
poirtbiy
was
never
a
ume
This
summer
seems
to
have
broken
the
record
for
long
:
in
the
history
of
mankind
when
em-flights.
It
is
a
poor
day
if
somone
is
not
out
after
notoriety
;
"toyawnt
a
much
esteemed
as
by
this
route.
Occasionally
a
flyer
drops
and
disappears
:lt
18
today-
out
anoiner
sprngs
up
immediately
to
carry
on
the
work.
At
the
present
rate
of
progress
it
is
impossible
to
prophesy
to
what
extent
flying
will
have
developed
in
the
next
ten
years.
Peggy
."!'!)':."
n
u
ild
'imt
costume
friends
with
one
of
Sir
En
ward
8tr-n
n
rnrs
at
recent
international
horse
show
in
England
i
NATURAL
rUUE
n
,
Fresh
Milk
Svu,ts
Sade
To
Free
from
any
preservative
or
1
Olir
iVleaSUre
treatment
whatever.
Milked
.
.
,
and
delivered
dally
from
our
At?s
iS
own
cows.
Four
successive
)A
Cfl
years
Government
Grade
A
v.1JU
certificate
Health
and
8anita
tlon.
A
trial
solicited.
Satis-
M
T
I
FF
Cfi
faction
guaranteed.
v'v'
ritlNCE
ItUPKKT
DAIRY
1,1
Srd
At'
w
phonc
063
Box
893
I'hone
7
Next
Henon
Studio
What
I
want
today
Is
a
job
With
pay
to
keep
me
happy.
Now
give
me
a
job
sir,
today
A
Job
will
make
me
quite
happy.
The
tost
time
we
were
in
Portland
at
were
walking
down
the
"street
with
a
lumberman
friend
of
ours.
Our
wauh
had
stopped
and
we
ask-.
c
the
lumberman
what
time
it
was.
r
tead
of
answering
he
walked
ac-ihss
the
-street
and
looked
into
a
pawnshop
window.
When
he
came
:n
:k
we
asked
him
what
he
went
over
there
for.
You
wanted
to
know
what
Ume
tt
was
and
I
went
over
there
to
see,"
h-
replied.
Yeah."
says
we,
"but
why
don't
you
look
at
your
watch?"
The
lumberman
looked
at
us
sadly
"I
did."
he
said.
Farmer:
"No,
I
wouldn't
think
o'
chargin
ye
for
the
cider.
That'd
be
bintleggln'
an'
praise
the
Lord,
I
..n't
come
f
that
ylt.
The
peck
o'
potatoes
'11
be
five
dollars."
A
certain
New
Kork
restaurant
:
man
may
be
given
credit
for
a
ra-ther
novel
window
display.
This
'man
didn't
have
much
money
for
advertising,
so
he
bought
the
biggest
fish
bowl
he
could
get
hold
of,
filled
it
with
water,
and
put
It
into
the
window
with
the
sign:
"Filled
with
Invisible
goldfish
from.the
Argentine."
It
took
17
policemen
to
handle
the
crowd.
Mother:
"Now.
Willie,
I
want
you
to
go
in
and
get
acquainted
with
the
new
nurse,
and
be
sure
to
kiss
her
nicely."
Willie:
"And
get
slapped
like
Papa
did?"
Teacher
Quote
a
Scripture
verse.
Pupil
Judas
went
out
Into
the
garden
and
hanged
himself.
Teacher
Fine!
Quote
another.
Pupil
Qo
ye
and
do
likewise.
Trousseau
Tea
at
!
HomeofMrs'.Dibb
i
Given
for
Daughter
Mrs.
Frank
Dibb
entertained
at;
her
home
on
Graham
Avenue
Tues-
j
day
afternoon
and
evening
with
a'
"trouseau"
tea
in
honor
of
her
daughter,
Winnlfred.
a
popular
bride-elect
whose
wedding
takes
place
In
Philadelphia
in
August
The
table
decorations
were
carried
out
in
a
color
scheme
of
cream,
pink
and
mauve.
The
table
wax
laid
with
a
Madeira
cloth
centred
wtth
a
silver
basket
of
pink
and
cream
roses,
embedded
in
tulle,
land
pint
cream
and
mauve
candles
in
silver
sconces.
The
dining
room
was
In
charge
of
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vance.
Presiding
at
the
urns
were
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon,
Mrs
W
T.
Kerfto,
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergln
and
Mrs.
Frank
Allan.
The
ices
were
cut
by
Miss
Jean
llarlrson
and
Miss
Bertha
Effort
of
Vancouver,
u
guest
of
the
bride-to-be
During
the
afternoon
Mrs.
Frank
Allan
sang
very
beautifully.
i
Assisting
In
serving
the
guests
(were
Miss
Edith
Kerxin.
Miss
Olive
Made
Great
Impression
When
They,
Gordon,
Miss
C.
McDermid.
Miss
Visited
Stewart
Recently
,
Muriel
Vance,
Miss
Joyce
Edge-
m,Mn
,li,fio,r.CT
!
,..:n
u
.
i
cumbe,
Mrs.
J.
J.
Little.
Mrs.
A.
R.
Mime
uuKuucoe
mcic
wji
ue
buiiic
iu
Uie
-;
uujetllUli:?
Phllllns
nnrt
a"q"-
m
J-
t
r
T
portionment
in
the
announced
policy
of
the
government
i
Rupert
Lton
ot
thelrn"nps
nn?wTnempl7nntVCfa,PS,
11
83
l017
to'tW
band
whlcwas
TeVni
j?
RnrJ
l;now
that
the
period
of
drift
has
passed
,
and
l
that
some-sni
ruv
artmirM
owt
tim.
IvJeU
LiSlcllc
0-
JjOalU
thing
definite
is
being
done.
Details
can
be
dealt
with
later
:
.?o
when
they
paraded
through
!
when
full
particulars
in
regard
to
the
plan
are
received.
!
Prince
Rupert
on
their
way
to
the!
Little
objection
can
be
taken
to
the
scheme
for
single
to
embark
for
Stewart
men
but
for
married
men
undoubtedly
it
will
be
slim
nick-
1
!'!nf!rs,
Ll!?e.Mooff
:
Says
Victoria
Is
Making
Growth
ings
if
there
is
a
large
family.
The
men
will
be
much
better
i
best
seen
m
Rupert
for
some
time
I
Off
than
if
they
were
given
the
dole
and
they
will
be
doing!
is
both
the
band
and
the
men
of!
VICTORIA.
July
29:-An
Indica-SOmething
for
the
benefit
of
the
whole
community.
i
the
Moose
Legion
who
paraded
were
;
"on
f
f
substantial
growth
of
The
payments
are
not
to
be
looked
upon
as
wages.
The'
J
MT,&
payments
are
simply
subsistence
allowance,
carrying
the
t
str
theM
Rnert
men
i
survev
commute
of
th
vie
men
over
until
they
can
secure
other
employment.
made
quite
a
sensation
and
it
was
(ia
Real
Bstat
Board'
present!
Registrations
are
being
made
at
the
office
of
the
dty
admitted
on
all
sides
that
the
j
at
meeting
of
the
board
treasurer
where
forms
have
been
provided
for
the
purpose,
Moo
Legion
was
the
best
section
ii'f"1
.
.
these
having
been
forwarded
from
Victoria.
:
tof
?arade-
incidentally.
I
jf
a
"Jj
1
'he
Moose
Float
was
awarded
first
:
vcant
dwellings
in
Victoria
w.
t
nrize
nri.fnrthifMhihitinii-rr-
for
thf
tvust
pihlhlt
in
the
nir.
y.
uaK
my.
Esquimau
and
close-
nlch.
This
Is
an
increase
of
r.de.
The
band
gave
quite
a
number
!
of
rendiUons
at
Stewart
both
In
the
31
ove.r.
f"?
'
Member-
bu
"
there
'
ffntr
nf
thi
tivn
nnri
at
fh
hill
were
u
nouses
Deing
oum
at
me
In
ft,
A
l.:T.i.
i.
i
x
j.
j
.i
i
Iramea
at
Hvrfpr
anrt
tjwnrt
Thew
Ume
tne
Survey
wan
made
and
in
nic
uiucn
Miiya
nuigius
went
uuw
to
ueienu
me
nonor
18
mt
me
-
,T"
.
J:T.w.VVu
which
must
now
be
occuDied.
it
wnuu
ma!,
uicic
u
tut
aciuai
in
crca
crease
of
83
in
-
the
number
of
dwell
win
dp
wnirnmpn
wnfn
mpv
rf
?!im
.
i
'
ings
now
occupied,
compared
t
to
Stewart!
a.r
as
and
gold.
It
was
the
age
of
discovery.
,
for
Rupert
and
snou,d
continued
Today
when
a
young
man
feels
the
need
of
excitement,
ndhytcxtendedt,othcrpart3!rree
Dance
For
ui
uuveuiure,
or
giving
vent
to
nis
oaring
instinct,
ne
oe-comes
airrainded
and
tries
to
beat
some
records.
No
part
of
the
world
has
any
terrors
for
him.
No
flight
is
too
long
if
he
can
only
carry
sufficient
fuel
to
get
him
across.
Gradually
we
are
becoming
accustomed
to
these
daring
i
deeds
of
the
air,
but
they
fascinate
all
the
same,
and
there
is
always
something
more
to
do
than
has
been
done
by
any
i
Man
in
the
Moon
with
December,
1930.
Sailors
From
British
Cruiser
In
connection
with
the
visit
to
the
city
of
H.
M.
S.
Dragon
at
the
end
of
next
week,
the
city
council
decided
that
It
could
not
undertake
the
work
of
entertaining
on
this
oc
casion
but
they
will
co-operate
with
the
Moofe
In
putting
on
a
dance
on
Friday,
July
7.
at
which
all
sailors
from
the
ship
wtll
be
admitted
free
of
charge.
It
is
understood
that
there
will
be
about
450
men
aboard
the
big
cruiser
but
only
part
of
them
are
allowed
to
land
at
one
time.
RECIPES
SALAD
DRESSINGS
Now
that
salads
are
the
order
of
the
day,
really
good
recipes
for
salad
dressings
will
be
welcomed.
A
salad
is
often
made
or
marred
by
the
piquancy
of
the
dressing
used,
so
that
tested
recipes
are
very
desirable.
Since
some
prefer
an
uncooked
dressing
and
others
a
cooked
dressing,
two
recipes,
both
of
which
will
please,
are
given
here:
Salad
Dressing
Uncooked
Two
eggs
beaten
until
light;
Vx
teaspoon
salt;
3
teaspoon
mustard;
Vj
can
Eagle
Brand
Condensed
Milk;
cup
vinegar.
Beat
the
first
four
ingredients
vigorously
for
a
few
minutes,
add
the
vinegar,
stir
well
and
set
aside
for
a
few
hours
to
thicken.
Excellent
for
fruit
or
vegetable
salad.
Will
keep
for
weeks,
For
Russian
dressing
add
Chill
sauce
to
taste.
Salad
Dressing
Cooked
One-half
tablespoon
salt;
I
tea
spoon
mustard;
1
tablespoon
flour;
I
tablespoon
butter;
ft
cup
Eagle
Brand
Condensed
Milk;.
Vi
cup
wa
ter;
VA
cup
vinegar;
1
egg.
Mix
dry
Ingredients,
add
slightly
beaten
egg,
butter,
milk,
water
and
vinegar.
Cook
until
thickened.
Strain
and
cool.
Whloped
Borden's
St.
Charles!
Evaporated
Milk
or
Cream
may
be
added
before
serving
Yield,
1
cupful.
If
desired.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER",
July
29
Wheat
was
quoted
here
this
morning
at
protect
hourjjfe
Wednesday,
July
2g(
THE
DAILY
NEWS
19J1
Insurance
and
it
will
protect
you
and
yours
.
.
,
TF
financial
difficulties
tempt
you
to
forfeit
any
of
your
Life
Insurance,
first
get
the
expert
advice
of
the
company
or
companies
in
which
you
are
insured.
They
can
probably
suggest
a
plan
to
help
you
maintain
the
protection
of
Life
Insurance
for
yourself
and
loved
ones.
Perhaps
you
intend
to
allow
your
Life
Insurance
to
lapse
now
and
take
out
new
insurance
later.
If
so,
remember
these
three
faces:
First
New
Life
Insurance
is
certain
to
cost
you
much
more.
Second
You
may
discover
too
late
that
you
are
uninsurable.
Third
The
moment
you
let
a
Life
Insurance
policy
lapse
you
deprive
your
wife
and
children
of
the
protection
they
need.
Better
play
safe.
Wise
counsel
from
an
authorized
Life
Insurance
representative
may
save
you
money
and
prevent
future
hardship.
mom
usst
Life
Insurance
Service
BrilUk
lift
Utmtmtt
CtmftnUt
rJAi
h
CdWa.
Deligklhil
after
the
game
DLAYERS
find
that
after
badminton,
hockey,
curling,
bowling
and
other
athletic
sports,
Ovaltine
helps
them
to
relas,
quickly
re-builds
their
depleted
strength
and
enables
them
to
obtain
the
utmost
benefit
from
their
exercise.
P"PfJ
lr
n
"duiiv.
proctti,
from
frh
tgfi,
crtmr
Bulk
and
rip
barUy
malt,
on
tup
of
0ltin
coniiini
th
juivlnt
food
valu
of
thr
eggi
or
twlv
cup
of
bf
ua.
Spectators
alq
find
that
cup
of
Ovaltin
at
horn
after
th
gam
works
wondrrs
fn
restoring
pnt
nervous
energr.
Everybodf
enjoy,
th
natural
delicious
narour
of
Ovaltin.
OVa
LTl
N
E'
TONIC
FOOD
BEVERAGE
lOuiicb-up
Dola,evc
and
"body
VAKNING-Otim,,
lU
ithtt
ti
ntmt
rmJr
fooi
knrr.,i,
wUtlj
imiMtd.
Kilttt
irtiiilMt
ftoJmrl:
Ofllhu't
lomt.
tiUlliiM
mU
f
mot
hi
1lUi.
J
!
rv4
at
su4a
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