pAoz
SEC
money
QUAKER
FLOUR
taffy
bread
and
rolls
tvtrj
time,
with
quarter
tbt
utrk
ia
half
tbt
timi
with
Quaker
Flour
nd
The
Quaker
Method
of
Easy
Bread
Baking
!
Quaker
Flour
is
the
finest
all-purpose
flour
r
can
Buy,
specially
milled
trom
the
finest
Canadian
wheat
and
guaranteed
to
give
you
complete
satisfaction
or
your
money
refunded.
um
y
Jt
kttw
it
Brrrj
tfmhttt
h
viMmnJ
tl
WASHED
if
mi,
m
imt
fnrn
if
Annua
villi.
Bty
Qtshr
fhmr
lUjj.
KITWANGA,
Oct.
13-Next
week-
in
arizes.
Learn
the
New
QUAKER
Method
of
Easy
Bread
Baking
with
QUAKER
FLOUR
Snd
In
the
coupOQ
below
and
see
for
yourself
bow
simple
it
is
to
bale
delicious,
nourishing
$5.00
wetk
for
belt
10
tnirirttcUini
iaIS
words
orIwi"Wtar
I
like
Quaker
Flour
nd
The
Qo.ker
Method
of
Etif
Bre.d
8akin."Tc
help
you
win.
get
thit
booklet
A
reception
committee
has
b:cn
"
"
uiaK
a
i
live
un
tn
the
hlrh
ldals
of
ser
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
Utl
lo
Iht
"ConlenW
Hour"
tvtry
Monda
M'sk
"FROM
CONTENTEti
COWS'
Se
your
loco
Mmpqpvr
It
iM'on
enj
Urn.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
OFFICERS
OLD
AGE
jWOMEN
ARE
.
OF
LEGION
PENSIONS!
READY
FOR
Jack
Preece
Is
Ajraxn
President-Appreciation
Voiced
To
'Women
.
New
Zealand's
Scale
Is
To
Gradual
Facing
Election
Be
........
.,
.
WELLINGTON,
N.
Z..
Oct.
13:
At
a
well
attended
meeting
of
Cp)vith
one
eye
on
develop-the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
BrltIsh
mcnts
ln
j-
thc
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Zealand
,nion
of
New
is
facing
a
Emp
re
Service
League
held
last
gcneral
elcction
Octobcr
15
and
evening
in
tbeclubrooms
the
fol-
dlgtstlng
the
u5or
government's
owing
officers
wens
elected
for,
Social
6
B1U
paSsed
by
the
next
six
months:-
.both
hm..
nf
nnHL-iment
and
Honorary
President.
Col.
C.
W
.
proxiditlg
advanced
leglslaUon
for
Peck,
V.
C
D.
S.
O
Honorary
Vice-presidents
L.
Col.
8.
P.
McMordle,
D.
S
.0..
Maj-
;
pensions
and
free
medical
ser-
vlce.
OrnHiiiil
lntrliiiMnn
nf
unlvpr-
or
John
McGregor
V.
a.
D.
S
O
lMl
superannuatlon
wlthout
a
1
sp-0ton.M
C
V.D.
means
test
eventually
replacin8
p
President.
Jack
Preece
(acclama-ithe
of
contrlbutory
tri
,
oldaBe
pension
Is
considered
here
-w
uayva
biMiw
t4
wjyww.
applicant
also
has
1
a
week
from
elsewhere,
making
a
total
of
2
10c
formed.
The
Totem
Pcle
Band
will
o:al
Ilre
insurance
rates.
Mayor
Tjce
which
was
the
key
word
or
Weck
For
marrled
couples,
both
meet
the
train
at
1
ajn.
Saturd-iy
T-
D-
Pattullo
was
toastmaster
and
the
Legion.
jof
wnom
Qualified,
the
Joint
and-eirort.
with
music,
the
visitors
kc:-.
n
addition
to
Mr.
Seley,
The
annual
observance
of
Re-
benef,ts
wln
be
reduced
by
1
for
to
the
hall.
were
u.
n.
wocn.
w.
M.
Law,
John
membnnre
Diy
will
be
arranged'
or
me
total,
other
than
m:
Bri-.ht
will
zive
the
?dd'c-.
of
ybhavn.
M.M.
Stephens,
M.J.
Hob-
for
at
th
n-xt
exprutlv.
mtinn.
llncome-
received
by
the
married
welcome
at
th
stnUon
.-fin
ttiv.
,na-
A
s";-f-
Firc
Chief
D.
II.
Th'nnmii
Armktirn
nanauet
wlU,coUple
,n
excess
of
152
a
vear-
B:
Shearman
!n
thc
b"!'.
Refresh-
''cDfalc,
P-
M;Caffery.
J.
I.
be
held
on
similar
lines
to
last
menis
will
be
ready
for
-the
vifi-
'icu--en.
e.
r.
Doyle.
George
Leek,
year's
celebration
fora-after
their
long
i.urncy
rom
R-
c-
nov-n.
o.
H.
vcI-.on,
W.
J.
Rupert.
On
Saturday
there
will
be
a
bub-
ltc
reception:
on
Sunday,
special
Raymond
and
D.
B.
Taylor.
General
Manager
Dicneson
of
the
tetvlces.
and
on
Monday
a
farewell
W"oite
P".w
and
Yukon
Railway
was
party.
-
Everybody
u
looklna
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICES
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
13:
(CP)
Wln-
h?re
aboard
the
Princess
Sophia
nlpeg
wheat
prices
are
fairly
steady.
forrri
oin8
through
from
Skagway
to
Yesterday
futures
were
,'8c
to
c
with
great
pleasure
to
the
proposed
C5ea"ie-
"e
announcea
mat
ms
nigner
witn
October
at
60Vic
Cnmnanv
was
KtArtlng
n
gtairn
Una
?lSitt
Everybody
reads
the
Daily
News,
There's
a'reason.
to
tne
new
Chisana
minln?
dLc-
trict.
peared
during
the
nlght
.and
later
her
body
was
found
ln
the
Skeena
Louisa
Harris
of
Hazelton
dlsap-
River.
She
was
an
Indian
woman;
t
?
'
j
Wkileloot,
Vine.
one
of
the
reasons
Baby
is
making
such
fine
progress
Is
his
food
.
A"
ND
ia-
5
I
an
irradiated
Carnation
Milk
formula
with
the
full
food
value
of
whole
cows'
milk,
easy
digestibility
and
added
"sunshine"
vitamin
D.
In
producing
Carnation
Milk,
nothing
is
taken
out
of
whole
milk,
eicept
part
oi
tne
natural
water
content
nothing
is
added
except
"sunshine"
vitamin
by
irradiation.
Because
Carnation
is
homogenized
and
sterilized,
it
is
easier
to
digest,
always
the
same,
always
safe.
When
bottle
days
are
over,
there
is
no
question
of
"weaning"
baby
he
goes
on
getting
his
Carnation
Milk
inliis
cup,
Carnation
is
also
extra
good
for
cooking
and
creaming
smooth,
double
rich,
and
it
Aeeps
until
opened,
without
refrigeration.
Write
for
these
Carnation
Books.
"The
Contented
Baby"
is
free.
The
Carnation
Cook
Book,
-
containing
a
host
of
ideas
and
recipes,
with
full-page,
ull-colour
illustrations
is
15j5
(postpaid).
Carnation
Company
Limited,
fi.
Abbptt;.St
Vancouver'
,
IRRADIATED
Carnation
Milk
What
Teople
Pay
A
special
account
ln
the
Public
Account,
to
be
called
the
Social
Security
Fund,
will
be
established,
and
into
it
will
be
paid
the
pro--eeds
of
the
social
security
con
tributions
and
all
other
moneytj
mat
may
be
appropriated
by
Par-
.lament
for
the
purpose.
Out
ol
he
Social
Security
Fund
will
bi
paid
without
further
approprla
tlon
all
monetary
benefits
othei
than
emergency
benefits.
The
social
security
contribution!
fll
consist
of:
(a)
'
registration
fee;
(b)
a
charge
on
salaries
wages,
and
other
Income.
Even
person
of
the
age
of
16
years
01
jver
will
be
"required
to
pay.
The
-eglstratlon
fee
will
be
five
shlll-ngs
a
year,
payable
yearly,
for
all
vomen
and
for
all
persons
undi
he
age
of
20,
and
1
($3.90)
a
ear
ln
all
other
cases.
The
first
nstalment
of
the
fee
will
be
pay-
Die
on
May
1,
1939.
The
direct
charge
to
the
wagi
arner
under
the
Social
Securlt-Jill
Including
both
superannua-ian
and
free
medical
service-vill
be
at
the
rate
of
one
shllllnf
n
the
pound
(about
five
cents
In
he
dollar)
on
all
salaries,
wages
nd
other
Income,
to
be
supplemented
on
a
pound
for
pound
baslf
out
of
general
government
fund.".
Actuaries
have
estimated
the
Social
Security
Bill
will
entail
an
ex-lenditure
of
17,850,000
($69,615-'00)
.
annually,
at
thc
start,
increasing
to
25,000,000
$97,500,-000)
annually
ln
30
years.
Farmers
Opposed
Opposition
to
the
Social
Securlt?
cheme
Is
expressed
ln
an
officla
tatement
Issued
by
the
New
Zea-
and
Farmers"
Union,
which
says
the
proposals
are
in
no
sense
superannuation,
but
are
a
very
extended
system
of
pensions.
It
sayt
'he
scheme
will
Increase
consumption
but
will
tend
to
decrease
pro
juctlon,
causing
a
strain
on
the
resources
of
the
Dominion.
The
New
Zealand
branch
of
the
British
Medical
Association
also
opposes
the
government's
health
ln
surance
(free
prastltlonsr)
scheme
on
the
ground
that
the
standard
of
practice
would
fall.
Under
such
a
fcchpme.
the
association
consid
ers.
the
nersonnt
rplatlnnshln
hn
tween
doctor'
and
patient
would
be
adversely
affected,
and
the
In
'
ccntlve
for
doctors
to
equip
them-'
solves
thoroughly
will
be
FAREWELL
TO
TRAMS
-.
BRISTOL,
Eng.,
Oct
13:
(CP)-Tlicrc
were
wild,
demonstrations
with
several
people
Injured
by
flying
Tlass
when
a
stampeding
crowd
bid
a
riotous
farewell
to
street
cars
being
taken
to
the'
wreckers
to
make
way
for
modern
buses.
t-
i
WAR
POSTS
Recruiting
for
Auxiliary
Servlct
Proceeds
In
United
Kingdom
By
.MOLLIE
JIcfiEE
LONDON,
Oct.
13:
(CP)
Twen
j
-nve
tnousand
women
ln
Englani
were
to
have
the
opportunity
o.
ierving
their
country
tmmediatel
if
war
came.
Detailed
plans
fo.
organization
of
a
women's
army,
U
e
known
as
the
Auxiliary
Territorial
Service,
were
formally
announced
by
the
government
during
I"
prlsls.
Organization
of
the
A.T.S.
Is
con-.inulng
despite
easing
of
the
situ-
Brown.
.
Tf
.
,
A
,
ntinn
bv
the
historic
conference
at
Second
Vice
-
president.
H.
A,1940
to
JT,.
ve
Munlch.
The
plans,
which
called
4
f
0t
rnrr
I
I
..
.
mla?e
of
63
years
10
$39)
a
yearfor
the
amalgamation
of
existing
Quaker
Flout
free
j
j
tlvjsj
TiJ1,
1th1
sum
increascd
wtauo
have
been
worked
1
JSSSU
'
hut
since
the
leaders
of
Always
the
Same
Always
-
ff-
W"
ntn
the
surrannuatlor.
women's
r
ITK
Quaker
Oata
Company,
Dept.
F-68,
Saskatoon,
Suk.
J
.
rfeii
tend
me
FREE
my
copy
of
rour
booklet.
"Toe
Quiker
J
Method
of
Eur
fireid
Baking
I
N
.
.
I
Kitkatla
People
To
Make
Visit
Clilef
Edward
Gamble
and
I'arty
Going
to
Kltwanga
i
wenty
-Five
Years
Ago
October
13,
1913
o.l,
u.
j.
otllU-
....U
p-o
.,,
i
11..
J
sns
'
?
?
imtlrely
sPcedes
age
benefit
o
Trus'tecs-J
S.
Wilson,
George
ron,
The
only
qualifications
h
will
k
be
ln
,
Crlnns
8
A
Bird
Auditor.
J.
M.
Camnbell.
,nrffldCnC!
in
addition
t
o
routine
business
,
are
Tll
In
-New
nusurviwiiuM
was
pxpressea
oi
ine.ln-n
.
u
.
,tJ
The
Prin:e
Rupert
committee
of
th2
Mainland
Pxre
Underwriters'
hranrhv
A
s-n
u
t.r
I
ve
ut-cii
m
uie
cuun
.nit-
um
ui
nic
niuinviis
Auxin--,.
,
.
.
,
,
,
j
ary.
both
In
suonort
of
the
Ledon
ea
y
end
In'lt,
o-vn
nartlcul.r
fl.ld
of
'fS"-
U1"1113;
f,1'
60
lf
fuUv
work
amone
th-
famill
of
pC?fnL
ag,
years'
district.
'
WlU
recclve
103
5'
Financial
mnts
W-
to
the
milk
fund
of
the
Mun'cinV
LS,
,
mC
qua,UfJcat,ons
Pr
Chapter
of
the
Imnerbl
Order
v?tJl
rT'lTu
Daughters
of
the
Emnlre
a,thfM
at
""'.J?
f
beneflt
sha11
tlon
ws
aim.
"J1"1
bv
.90
for
every
"
exnn-wd
at.
"
the
In-'r?
.
fwt
a.
.
.
imiajlUlil
t-UtlKiHLII
nd
vlsitorr
led
by
Chief
E.
Gamble
Ablation
tendered
a
dinner
at
,at(,
tho
exricntlve
on
the
evident
KitkaUa
will
visit
he
-T-
p-
Inn
to
F-
Selev
rom
Kltvanga
Vncere
dflrf.
of
tr,.
members
to
Zealand
on
March
15
u.
uuicr
uicome
exceeaing
id
a
year.
That
Is,
the
full
rate
of
benefit
may
be
received
while
the
rroups
were
called
to
thc
War
Of
Ice
some
months
ago.
As
announced,
this
women's
army
designed
to
free
men
in
various
ion-combatant
duties
and
most
ol
he
work
follows
the
lines
of
that
.erformcd
during
the
Great
War
by
.he
auxiliary
prganlzatlons
know"
A
"WAACS."
:
,
'
Recruiting
Is
going
forward
foi
hree
branches
ln
particular:
moor
driving,
clerical
work
and
gen-ral
duties
which
includes
cook-ng,
orderly
duties
and
telephone
.wltchboard
work.
Members
of
the
Y.T.S.
will
wear
uniform
on
duty
nd
a
special
badge
whe'n
In
clvll-an
clothes.
All
units
to
be
organized
hroughout
the
country
will
be
lvlded
into
two
classes,
one
for
:eneral
service,
one
for
local
work,
lembers
of
the
first-class
volunteer
for
work
at
home
or
abroad,
.he
second
class
only
to
serve
with-i
reach
of
their
own
homes.
Age
limit
for
the
General
Service
volunteers
Ls
18
to
45
years
and
for
Local
Service
18
to
50.
Officers
are
required
to
enrol
for
an
Indefinite
period
and
members
for
four
years
with
option
of
re-enrolment.
To
Drill
Regularly
Companies
of
the
A.T.S.
will
be
mpioyea
tor
service
with
army
mlts
and
Royal
Air
Force
cstab-jshments.
Certain
special
com
panies
composed
only
of
motor
Irivers
or
of
clerical
members
will
e
formed.
With
these
exceptions
:ompanIes
will
consist
of
the
re-lulsite
proportions
of
clerical
and
jeneral
duties
personnel.
During
war
time
women
territorials
will
receive1
pay.
During
peace
time
they
will
be
paid
for
the
time
they
spend
attending
ten
obligatory
drill
ter-
lods
a
year.
Lord
Strathcona,
parliamentary
under-secretary
of
state,
will
be
a
member
of
the
Army
Council
responsible
for
control
of
the
A.T.S.
He
will
be
assisted
by
the
deputy
Urcctor-general
of
the
Territorial
rmy,
representatives
from
the
Var
Office,
the
air
ministry
and
xlstlng
women's
organizations.
Women
(married
or
single)
will
K
enrolled
and
not
enlisted.
All
vill
be
required
to
complete
the
en-'olment
form
and
the
names
and
addresses
of
two
references
as
to
'.haracter,
one
of
whom
must
be
a
voman,
will
be
furnished
by
all
lppllcants
for
enrolment.
At
preset
enrolment
will
be
limited
as
Jar
as
possible
to
women
who
al
ready
are
trained
in
the
type
of
i
luty
they
are
required
to
perform.
Aliens
are
not
eligible
and
any
applicants
whose
applications
show
-hat
either
of
the
parents
of
the
applicant
was
not
at
birth
a
British
subject
will
be
referred
to
the
War
Office.
certificate
of
health
from
a
medical
officer
must
be
furnished.
Ex-service
women
must
produce
their
demobilization
or
discharge
papers.
ThU
advtrtfMemrtii
U
not
publlihco
or
dUplayrd
by
tli
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
Oovernmeat
or
BrttUh
Columbia
TIIIfTHIf
t
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the
Victor,"
With
WM
Fyffe,
is
5
Story
of
a
Scottish
Shepherd
And
Ills
Dag
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o
some,
the
acting
ls
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mough
to
relegate
spoken,
wqrdl
o
the
unimportance
of
a
mere.
Accompaniment,
invoking
the'
rnood
rather
than
.Interpreting-
It:
f
Although
It
Is
not
a
mere
nnlmr
movie,
,
"To
the
.v
Victor"
Is
a'picture
unuic
The
Dally
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utiuauai
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appeal-
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picture
is
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Victor."
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mtstandlng
British
production.
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opened
last
night
before
an
ippreciatlve
audience
In
the
Cap!
ol
Theatre
and
will
be
repeated
his
evening.
Adapted
from
the
tory
"Bob,
Son
of
Battle."
the
film
as
Its
locale
in
Scotland
and
the
eadlng
characters
are
a
Scottish
hepherd
and
his
dog.
Will
Fyffe,
who
has
a
fine
supporting
cast.
Is
excellent
In
the
part
Df
the
Inebriated,
Unpopular
own-
r
of
the
equally
unnoDUlar
doi.
ATille
the
Scottish
dialect
appeat?
jver
written
Bob.Son
With
John
Loder,
Marrirf
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