.
rr-l
TTT
i
T
IT
KAl
wave.
Los
yes
terday,
the
thermometer
rttehtnc
1M
a-10.
the
highet
mark
inUen
ty-tiw
years.
There
have
bee,
gix
deaths
attributable
to
tne
beat
and
twaoty-two
prostration.
Late
yesterday
tbert
was
a
bmij
shower
and
the
fofecast
la
now
lor
gradu-
,
ally
decreasing
temperature,
j
There
wai
a
flood
yesterday
In
;
the
Ban
Jacinto
Valley
where
part
of
the
highway
was
washed
out.
An
earthquake
snock
was
recorded
at
8:43
last
evening
at
Salinas.
Advertising
ts
an
urveninent.
FUNERAL
TODAY
The
funeral
of
the
late
Hobart
Parott
took
place
this
morning
at
II
from
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Un-
dertakers,
Dean
J.
B.
Gibson
atlng.
Interment
was
at
Fairvlew.
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
CONTROL
BOARD
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
rLtSTSZ
&i5S.,n!lr
"1
n'at
rVreigii
Exchange
Coutnd
Hoard
Kan
Un
established
ky
Order
In
Lwuiiril
waster
aawtorrty
of
Uw
War
Maeaur
Art.
TW
fKre
tk
main
provisions
of
the
Order:
.
A5r.'55
if
in
his
pass
reason,
owtwsr.Mp
or
control,
any
forin
exchange,
bill
of
f!r?r'-T
Tf
y?
ff
.of
taf
ehange.
having
a
total
value
of
mate
thaa
tU00
must
deelarr
such
?
t.
'"rthwith.
rrms
for
thin
purpose
can
I
obtain!
from
authorized
dealers,
that
BthorrseddssdrT
chartered
lutiika.
Any
foreign
etching
antulred
uWnuently
U
to
be
mM
to
an
'
WW,
an)
resident
of
Canada
having
in
hi
posarssioo,
ownership
or
control
any
bonds,
debenture
and
MsUar
-f"rtti
not
MMtidr
seJiairy
in
Canadian
dollars,
and
shares
in
a
Company
whose
head
offlre
In
ovum
Caasusa,
teeing
a
total
value
of
more
than
$1,000,
must
iwlar
them
to
the
Board
forthwith.
Forma
for
this
purpose
may
alsa
he
obtained
from
an
authorised
dlr.
5.
No
person
shall
l.u
-
or
sell
or
deal
in
foreign
esehanee
except
throuirh
the
medium
of
authorised
dealer
st
nUm
to
be
anaounrrd
by
the
Board,
or
through
tW
Pout
Office
which
has
been
appointed
a
special
agent
of
the
Hoard
to
mII
forwim
esrhanye
for
mall
amounts.
4.
No
resident
maj
transfer
an
CassMiiaa
dollars
to
a
non-reniJent,
in
eiceas
of
$1W.
in
any
month,
without
first
obtaining
a
permit
to
do
m.
through
an
authorized
.teller.
t.
No
export
or
import
of
any
kind,
in
Iodine
nhipment
of
currency,
tenuities
and
foreign
exchange
by
mall
or
parcel
post,
mmy
i
made
without
a
Ikwnee.
Licence
for
the
ripart
of
good
and
for
the
import
of
goods,
currency,
and
aecuritsw
will
be
laued
by
CooUm
officer.
The
Board
is
under
no
obligation,
however,
to
sell
fTeira
exchange
for
payment
for
property
imported.
Licences
for
the
export
of
currency,
securities
and
any
ether
property
except
p"-K
may
lie
issued
only
by
authorized
dealers.
Articles
to
be
sent
out
of
Canada
through
the
malls
should
be
taken
direct
to
a
post
office;
otherwUe
they
will
be
subject
to
seizure
In
the
absence
of
evidence
that
a
lice
ore
ha
been
obtained
or
that
the
shipment
U
exempt
from
licence,
as
the
case
may
be.
tt
Special
provision
le
been
made
lo
atoid
inconvenience
la
visiters
from
the
United
Slate
or
abroad.
They
may
bring
into
or
takr
out
of
Canada,
without
Hcenee,
their
automobile,
personal
effects,
and
In
addition,
other
gad
to
a
value
not
exceeding
100
In
onv
month.
They
may
also
take
out
of
Canada
any
amount
of
money
not
uaUrr
than
the
amount
brought
hi.
provided
that.
If
the
amount
to
be
taken
out
is
more
than
$100.,
they
should
have
obtained
a
certificate
of
the
amount
brought
m
from
the
Collector
of
Customs
at
the
point
of
entry.
7.
Provision
baa
also
been
made
for
ordinary
transaction
af
the
Canadian
public,
e.g.
(a)
Travellers
may
take
out
of
or
bring
bock
to
Canada
their
automobile,
personal
effect,
and
in
addition
money
not
in
excena
of
SUM),
ia
any
month
without
lWewce.
(b
Any
person
may
import,
in
aay
manner,
goods
to
a
value
not
exceeding
$100.
in
any
month
without
licence,
e
Any
person
may.
without
licence,
export
by
mail
or
parrel
pot
gifU
up
to
a
value
of
$.
in
any
month.
d)
Any
)
Msan
may
purchase,
through
an
authorised
dealer
or
the
port
office,
foreign
exchange
not
exceeding
$190.
la
aay
month
without
a
permit.
SPECIAL
NOTICE
TO
EXPORTERS
1.
Under
the
Order
no
person
shall
export
any
good
or
other
property
from
Canada
except
under
and
In
accordance
with
the
term
of
a
Ik-en
granted
by
the
I
Ward.
3.
licences
for
Ilxport
of
Cod
km
beea
eats
bit
bed
as
follows:
(si
General
licence!
An
exporter
of
gwods
doing
a
regular
export
business
of
such
nature
thst
it
would
be
difficult
to
eot
aiferUcidr
liaantoJa
akucc
of
each
export
mat
Ttppry
dlreet
to
the
Foreign
Exchange
Control
Board,
Ottawa,
Tor
a
General
licence
on
form
.4.
(b
Declaration
of
Good
Imported
under
General
Licence:
Form
B,
must
be
completed
by
the
exporter
after
each
snort
of
good
under
a
General
Licence,
and
u
omitted
to
a
Collector
of
Customs
and
Excise.
ie)
Particular
lieencei
Any
exporter
not
holding
a
General
licence
must.
In
respect
of
each
exportation
of
goods,
apply
for
a
Particular
license
m
Porta
II
through
a
Collector
of
Customs
snd
submit
it
to
the
Collector
of
Customs
at
the
port
of
export.
J.
Where
no
foreign
exchange
ia
to
be
received
for
an
export,
the
exporter
must,
whether
holding
a
General
licence
or
not,
obtain
a
permit
on
Form
I),
through
an
authoriied
dealer
in
advance
of
exportation.
4.
lirenre
for
Iltpnrt
of
Property
other
than
Good:
Any
peron
desiring
to
export
currency,
securities
or
other
evisfciau
a
of
ownership
or
indebtedness)
mart
apply
for
a
licence
on
Form
K
in
advance
of
export,
except
in
the
ens
of
the
export
of
foreign
exchange
or
Canadian
currency
for
travel
purposes
when
Form
II
must
be
used,
lu
both
ea
the
application
muat
be
made
through
an
authorised
dealer.
t.
No
licence
or
permit
ia
required
for
the
fallowing
exports:
s)
Good
nr
other
property
accepted
for
export
by
a
t
ran
port
at
ion
agency
prior
to
the
date
on
which
the
Order
cause
intn
force.
(b)
TraveUees'
awmpiea.
ir)
Goods
taken
oat
of
Canada
by
and
with
a
non-reeWent
to
a
value
not
exceeding
100.
in
any
month,
tdl
Personal
effect
iMdongiag
to
and
required
by
any
person
leaving
Canada.
te)
Gift
to
a
value
not
exceeding
$&.
sent
from
Canada
by
mail
or
parrel
pout
by
any
person
in
any
calendar
month.
(f)
Csmadian
currency
and
foretpi
exchange
net
exceeding
$100.
by
any
person
in
any
calendar
month,
g)
Any
noM-reaitlenl
may
take
with
him
(Hi
leaving
Canada
Canadian
currency
or
foreign
exchange
not
exceeding
the
amount
brought
into
Canada
by
such
non-reident
when
entering
Canada.
6.
Diapiwal
of
Foreign
Exchange!
It
Is
a
condition
of
every
licence
to
export
that
the
proceeds
in
forefgn
exchange
shall
be
declared
and
offered
for
sale
to
the
Board
through
an
authorized
dealer
as
soon
as
It
is
obtained;
for
which
purpeee
Form
(.'
must
be
used.
7.
Export
by
Mail
or
Parcel
Ptt
licences
and
permits
are
required
for
exports
by
mail
or
parcel
post
In
the
ease
of
exports
of
goods,
application
for
a
licence
in
Form
U
must
be
submitted
to
the
Postmaster
at
the
time
of
mailing.
In
the
ease
of
other
property,
a
licence
in
Form
K
must
be
obtained
In
advance
from
an
authorised
dealer
and
surrendered
to
the
Postmaster.
A
permit
in
Form
U
must
also
be
obtained
in
advance
In
the
circumatancea
mentioned
in
Paragraph
3
above.
8.
Expnrla
lo
Newfoundland:
All
the
requirements
mentioned
sbove
apply
except
that
in
the
case
of
an
exportation
of
goods
to
Newfoundland
from
which
no
foreign
exchange
Is
to
be
received
no
permit
on
Form
D
is
neceosary.
8.
The
form
referred
to
herein
may
be
obtained
from
the
Board
in
Ottawa,
or
as
follows:
I-Vrms
A
and
U
from
Collectors
of
Customs
and
Kxcic
or
authorized
dealers.
Harms
C,
1,
H,
and
K
from
authorised
dealers.
SPECIAL
NOTICE
TO
IMPORTERS
1.
Under
the
Order,
no
person
shall
import
any
k
!.
securities,
or
uther
property
into
Canada,
except
under
and
In
accordance
with
the
terms
of
a
licence
granted
by
the
Board.
2.
Licence
to
Import!
Applications
for
licences
to
import
goods
or
other
property
must
be
made
on
Form
E
through
the
Collector
of
Custom
and
Bxcise
at
the
port
of
entry,
except
in
the
rase
of
a
non-resident
bringing
into
Canada
Canadian
Currency
or
foreign
exchange
when
Form
P
must
be
used.
This
applies
to
imports
by
mail
or
parcel
lut
a
well
as
to
imports
made
by
otlter
means.
3.
An
lmjwrler
deairing
foreign
exchange
to
pay
for
import
mu..t
apply
for
the
same
on
Form
F
through
his
authorized
dealer.
If
paymeat
for
an
import
h
to
be
made
in
Canudian
dollars
the
importer
must
make
an
application
on
Form
(5
through
hi
authoriied
dealer
for
ermision
to
do
so.
4.
No
licence
or
permit
in
required
for
the
following
Imports:
(a)
Coods
or
other
property
which
has
been
shlpjied
to
Canada
from
the
country
of
export
prior
to
the
date
on
which
till
Order
came
into
force.
(t)
Travellers'
samples.
(C)
Good
not
exceeding
a
value
of
$100.
by
any
person
In
any
month.
(d)
Personal
effects
belonging
to
and
required
for
the
tme
of
any
person
entering
Canada
when
brought
In
by
and
with
such
person
(e)
Canadian
currency
and
foreign
exchange
not
exceeding
$100.
brought
In
by
any
person
in
any
month.
6.
Import
from
Newfoundland!
All
the
above
requirements
and
exemptions
apply,
except
that
no
permit
of
payment
for
Imports
from
Newfoundland
in
Canadian
dollars.
on
Form
G
is
required
In
the
case
G.
The
various
form
may
be
obtained
from
the
Hoard
in
Ottawa,
or
as
follows:
Form
Ft
from
Collectors
of
Customs
and
authorized
dealers.
Forms
F
and
G
from
authoriied
deulers.
Form
P
from
Collectors
of
Customs.
Anyone
lrcnkinK
the
law
as
established
by
the
Foreign
Exchange
Control
Order
will
be
subject
to
heavy
penalties
by
way
of
fine
or
Imprisonment.
Anyone
likely
to
be
affected
by
this
Order
should
read
the
provisions
of
the
Order
itself
and
the
Regulations
of
the
Hoard.
Further
information
may
be
obtained
from
char-tered
directed
to
the
General
Secretary
of
banks
or
customs
officers,
or
enquiries
may
be
the
Foreign
Exchange
Control
Board.
Ottawa,
or
to
the
Bank
of
Canada,
Ottawa.
1
1
SOLDIERS
DON'T
PAINT.
.
"LAST
POST"
Neither
Does
Bugler
"Blow"
Nor
Is
lieutenant
Addressed
As
Such
By
Capt.
W.
W.
Murray
M.C.
'
Canadian
Proas
Staff
Writer
OTTAWA,
September
20:
CP-For
some
time
to
eosae
Canadian
-are.
going
to
find
themaatve
talking
a
Strang
language,
MUttary
phraseology
Is
30
ng
to
be
bandied
to
and
fro,
and
tho
ordinary
civil
lan
will
have
to
mind
hia
step,
for
soldiers
are
rigid
purists
when
it
cornea
to
lailltary
teems
and
they
don't
like
to
neat
them
mishandled.
The
civilian
must
6;
careful
not
to
say
he
beard
a
bugler
"blowing"
"Reveille"
just
about
thi
time
the
mUtaasui
came
What
he
heard
was
setae
lusty-lunged
strip
ling
"souadisac
iseveiUe."
And
"Reveille"
is
the
first
bugle
call
of
the
day.
It
la
the
soldier's
hour
of
awakeniog
From
then
on
bis
time
is
punctuated
by
the
bugle
through
a
long
Hat
of
calls
which
in
time
he
absorls
until
it
become
second
nature.
The
soldier
fits
In
little
jingles
to
the
bugle
notes.
"Come
and
do
your
picket
boy.
Come
and
do
your
guard
You
think
it's
pretty
easy,
but
YouU
find
it
pretty
hard."
j
The
adjective
"pretty-
to
not
the
one
normally
employed,
but
here
tt
Is
a
rhythmical
substitute
fo
ra
saltier
one
that
accompanies
the
bogle
call
which
precedes
the
mounting
of
the
regimental
or
camp
guard.
And
by
the
war.
guards
are
not
"nlaced"
ar.ywhere:
they're
"mounted."
Quarts
recall
guardrooms,
which
;
-
"'rn.
recall
the
men
in
durance
vile.
These
are
"d-faulters."
that
is
to
any.
thev
defaulted
)n
duty,
such
as
not
cleaning
their
rifles
or
eetrina
back
to
barracks
late.
t"XfsulteTf"
is
also
a
Imsrie
call
which
summons
thos
"criminals''
to
parade
before
the
Prevoat
Ber-rijjtwhQ
ttS
nueutsj
chief
oT
rollce
Aid
rh?
words
to
De-f-ulters"
are
There's
many
a
guy
in
the
guardroom
Lots
o'
goad
asm
hi
the
hestehr
j
Ssjsne
Other
Calls
At
nightfall
Che
buglers
sound
."Retreat.'
Itia:
does
not
mean
the
troops
are
fjoins-
to
withdraw
any-
iwbsre.'It
la
mereiy
the
name
for
the
call
which
si?nie
that
ah
normal
routine
work
in
tha
day
to
day
life
of
the
?o'd!er
is
finished.
At
this
how
the
'
duty
company-is
paraded.
Its
job
U
to
"find
details"
for
accessary
work
relating
to
the
secarity
of
the
camp
and
its
personnel.
Each
company
of
a
battalion
has
to
take
this
in
ordered
succession
among
othsw
th
ngs.
The
company
"finds"
the
"Field
Officer
of
the
Day."
the
"Battalion
Orderly
Corporal"
and
a
host
of
other
details.
The
word
"finds"
in
military
.parlance
moans
"furnishes."
The
"FitM
Officer
of
the
Day'
Is
a
major,
who
suoervlses
work
of
all
the
other
detoOJs.
When
he
calls
on
the
gud
he
is
known
as
"Visiting
aauads."
The
"Battalion
Orderly
Oltteer"
concerns
himself
chiefly
with
the
cleanlmeas
of
the
vjS
PHONES
IS
and
1
Trlnlded
25c
Golden
Bantam
Corn
Royal
City.
10-oz.
tin.
Cn
2
tins
Shir-riff's
Orange
Mar-
COf
maUde
Lge.tin.4s.
Shirriffs
Jelly
Powders
Assorted
flavors.
n
Each
P.O.
Box
375
MussaLWs
Economy
Store
"'Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Established
1S10
Independently
Owned
and
Operated
We
Hare
a
Complete
Stotk
of
Picklinr
Needs.
We
Offer
a
Few
Below
for
Your
Selection
Pickling
Onions
3
lbs
Gerkins
Per
lb.
'
25c
10c
Bed
Peppe
Lb.
Jar
Bin
gr
Perfect
Seat
or
Victory
Brand:
ff
n
Per
doz
Colgate's
Castil
Soap
1Q
bars
in
cello
pkg.
9
Per
pkg
Lobster
Paste
Sea
1
Qp
Gull
Brand.
2
for
Grapefruit
Juice
sweetened.
3
tins
Dilli
Medium
or
9r
large.
3
lbs.
aO
Green
Peppers
2
lbs
19c
25c
Woodbury's
Soap
Deal
Con-sirtf
of
3
regular
size
bars
and
regular
size
bottle
of
Hand
Lotion.
Per
set
Eureka
Bleach
Per
bottle
10c
Snow-Flake
Slanhmallows
Large
9fi
packet
Bulk
Peanut
Butter-Brand.
2
lbs
Empress
25c
Preserving
Pears
Bartletts.
Z
1.19
Transparent
Apples
Grown
in
Terrace.
C"J
"I
Q
Per
box
Prompt,
Free
Delivery
Service
Throughout
the
City
Two
Telephones
for
Your
Convenience
Boat
and
Mail
Orders
Receive
Prompt
and
Careful
Attention
quarters
and
with
the
food.
He
tive
call
that
precedes
the
ordln-has
to
inspect
the
barracks
and
ary
call.
This
is
one
of
the
first
put
in
an
appearance
at
meal-
things
a
recruit
has
to
learn.
It
times.
The
troops
at
their
tables
saves
the
Toronto
Blankshires
are
called
to
attention
and
h:
m
dashing
gaily
out
on
parade
asks
if
there
are
any
"complaints.'
when
only
the
Montreal
or
the
1
his
is
where
the
soldier's
chance
Winnipeg
Fusiliers
are
wanted.
To
comes
to
comment
on
the
"ra-
perform
an
unnecessary
parade
is
tions"
served
up
to
him.
If
his
about
as
annoying
as
cleaning
an-complalnt
is
well
founded,
the
other
man's
rifle,
defect
is
corrected,
if
it
is
friv-
A
Lieutenant
in
the
army
Is
olous,
lie
is
taken'
over
the
jumps,
plain
"Mr."
The
Commanding
Of-as
a
smart-alec
k.
By
the
way.
fleer
is
"The
Old
Man,"
no
mat-the
"Battalion
Orderly
Officer"
is
ter
how
youthful
he
may
be.
Tin
disrespectif
ully
termed
the
"Order-
Intelligence
Officer
is
'O.
C.
ly
Dog."
Brains."
The
daily
"Intelligence
.
Summary"
is
"Comic
Cuts."
The
There
are
three
routine
bugle
s,gnaUlng
officer
is
"Ackety-ack."
calls
at
night-'Tirst
Post'
at
The
administraUve
centre
of
the
9:30
pjn-
"Last
Post"
at
10:00
p.
Battallon
"Orderly
Room."
m..
and
"Lights
Out"
at
10:15
p.
But
-orderly
Room"
also
has
a
m.
With
Canada
mobilizing
hosts
significance.
A
man
of
recruits,
the
number
of
young-
4-
tor
Orderly
Room
is
a
sters
who
in
their
.innocence
arc
mq
notified
that,
having
corn-given
a
pot
of
paint
and
a
brush
transgression-
he
is
and
told
by
the
old
soldiers
to
"go
to
hauled
before
hls
command-out
and
paint
the
Last
Post",
is
mg
officer
to
requite
his
sins,
likely
to
be
large.
,
It
m
-orderly
Room"
he
Is
or-
The
"Battalion
Orderly.
Ser-'dered
to
nm0Ye
to
cap
m
ths
geant"
has
to
report
absentees
and
presence
of
c
Q
then
shadow
the
-Orderly
Dog."
Theifate
&
sealed.
He's
committed
a
"Battalion
Orderly
Corporal"
Is
crlme
ybe
he's
lost
his
pull-responsible
for
"Sick
Parade"
through,
the
little
gadget
for
when
troops
who
for
various
rea-
cieaning
the
barrel
of
his
rifle,
or
sons
are
temporarily
under
the
he.s
appeared
on
parade
with
his
weather
are
examined
for
treat
boot-laces
Improperly
crossed.
If
ment
by
the
Medical
Officer.
he
ordered
to
remove
his
cap
The
most
popular
-bugle
calls
In
he's
stm
a
free
agent
within
are
"No.
Parade
Today"
UmitaUons
of
the
Army
Act
which
is
occasionally
sounded
when
the
weather
is
too
bad,
and
"Pay."
when
ordinarily
a
full
muster
if
the
troops
lines
up
fork
the
enriching
experience
of
drawing
the
emclum
entsof
office
from
the
For
the
Eaat
Regimental
Paymaster
They
Know
-Their
Own
Mail
Schedule
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
,
Each
unit
has
Us
own
dislinc-
From
the
East
CHIMPANZEE
LEAVES
YOUNG
ADMIRER
Friday
1
5
pjn.
A
r,-:enti
in
pev
:
corner
af
the
London
zoo.
"Jackie,"
tne
crumpanzee
wno
nas
won
me
nearw
of
hundreds
ql
London
children,
is
shown
taking
leave
of
a
young
admirer