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ADELAIL
KERlt
staff
Writer
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w(eHJr
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nrnniP
milCi
UfiUlt.'lMl-
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talk
Ana
us
we
tautca
i
to
realize
tnat
mis
eciuunai
:
it
ho
h"J
TfDiea
ins
circuia-,
-
the
mazazme
mis
woman
0
his
b!
-8"'
VJcanoua
iuihbhw
thoij
ands
of
lonely
hearts
has
steady
beau
.:he
talis
her
own,
But
she
knows
wnat
ner
iaeai
l
"l.
o
wlW
asKS
no
ques-
.
.
......
.
.
1.
1
told
me.
"wno
.isrui
rrow
and
who
Isn't
Impi
cased
by
i
...i.
h
mil
"
Not
a
worn
aDOUt
..j
rVirxiMprs
dark
PVPft
or
a
JUU
There
were
r.parks
m
tier
Dine
.
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lUi
...
aitA
TtnPll
Kill"
H.'llRI
111
lilt?
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I.
.
UtUi
(of
writ'rs
wnu
iihiuik:.
lav
mean
.
tell
nip
that
Vmnr
iiiA
im
nf
trmtp
inum
hAAil.
Alt
13-Vrar
Climb
Daisv
Bacon
a
tan,
Eo-xwooKin?
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tiAnm
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inn
mtivr
f
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rv
nil
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nf
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ji
.
iU.
1s-ttAis
wtrxlt.
.
Civ
In
a
big
old-fashioned
office,
th
,ndf
in
thp
arms
of
hand
ome
.
L
.
U
Al.
..
A
n
ll
,
.
j.
i.
...1
l
,
lot
of
china
cats.
(Daisy
likes'
ntfrs
tay
cue
wauw
kucu.
liirc
.a.
nc
suii.ru
lici
in
ins
oiiuiik
customer's
schedule.
Ifyou'reinari
n
nothing
flat!
itl
If
If
you
you
saice
or
romance,
a
romance
that
ta:kled
a
writing
career,
had
some
considers
economics
and
will
be
work
published
and
eventually
based
on
Joint
earnings
of
hus-
came
to
the
magazine
she
has
put
hnnd
nnrt
u-Ivps
.
Mv
truest,
at
the
ton
of
1U
class.
-.lint
lipi.
They
always
have
to
formuia
ror
a
successful
mrtv
Is
"I
never
wanted
a
career.v
she
n!uc.ant
lips
They
always
have
one
woman
to
seven
men
,
Men
loid
me,
as
I
left.
"It
was
thrust
btrtluntant"
are
more
domestic
than
-women.
If
upon
me.
All
I
want
Is
a
house
In
&vas
some
definite
love
story
.,
.
...
.
tv,,
countrv
and
lots
of
books.
It
x
For
Instance?
"I
wont'
was
nice
to
have
you
this
morning.
n.
i
.
.
it.
a
-
.
.
in
n
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xi
l
ri
i
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ii.ii
film
nirLi
iiih
tn:i
irn
.
.
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i
a
.
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n
rvn
vnnion
tun
n
in
rr
tn
rn
nn
n
n
n
PESTERED
BY
HIGH
they
check
your
car
carefully
from
stem
to
stern.
In
cither
case,
you
get
high
spttd
hut
no
high
prtssuri.
Try
them.
UUl
K
A
1
.U.n..nV.
I'
V
urryiincyruiiyuu
iuum6..
have
more
time
PRESSURE,?
MINUTE
MEN
TRY
THE
UNION
HIGH
SPEED
BUT.
NO
HIOH
PRESSUREI
The
only
"high
pressure"
the
Minute
Men
use
is
the
pressure
they
put
into
polishing
glass.
Their
lervice
ii
adjusted
to
fit
each
.IN
THS
DAIL?
HeTV73
.pAQBinya
-k
IliUTISH
TROOPS
PREPARE
FOR
OFFENSIVE
WARFARE
British
army
commanders
are
looking
forward
to
the
day
when
they
will
be
able
to
order
their
troops
on
a
general
ffensJve
against
the
Nazis.
Vigorous
military
exercises
are
being
carried
out
with
the
great
day
in
view.
British
soldiers
are
pictured
practicing
charging
over
barbed
wire
entanglements
with
the
aid
of
heavy
rope
mate
always
rise
above
a.
situation
emerge
victorious
In
the
end."
and
Men
More
Domestic
Here
are
some
more
of
her
definite
Ideas:
"Romance
today
is
mixed
with
realism.
America
faces
a
renals
then
look
at
the
smart
decorations
but
rather
uncomfottahle
chairs
In
'some
women's
apartment),
you'll
see
what
I
mean."
'
Daisy
Bacon
was
reared
on
her
grandmother's
farm
,
in
up-state
New
York.
She
came
to
New
York,
LONDON
IS
Story
From
Old
Country
Illustrates
Queen's
Fund
Need
By
Hilda
Marchant
LONDON,
April
23n
First
read
this
cable
from
Berlin:
"Authorized
German
sources
described
air
attacks
on
London
as
-unprecedented
and
far
eJ:eedlng
.Coventry
or
Bristoh
Harbor
works
and'
docks
'
were
blasted
with
high
explosive
bombs
of
all
sizes,
as
well
as
Incendiaries."
London'
got
it
once
again".
But
there
Is
some
jnl,
take.
v
Those
hundreds
of
people
I
saw
trekking
-down
the
road
were
not
corning.
Jfom
''blazing
merchant
vessels
on
the
Thames"
or
from
docks.
.
.They
lived
In
pleasant
workmen's
cottages
that
have
how
been
blasted
out
by
bombs
which
scythed
the
houses
until
only
the
stubble
was
left.
Thqe
people,
yesterday
were
climbing-
over
the
rubble
of
their
own
streets
to
the
shelter
and
food
their
boroughs
provided
for
them.
!
The
only
Joke
they
had
was
when
holes
made
in
September
wele
bombed
again.
But
many
new
'places.
were
found.
Since,
Christmas
this
district
has
'been
preparing
Itself
for
another
j
blitz.
,
There
were
rest
centres,
communal,
feeding
centres,
and,
secondary
A.
U,
P.
posts,
all
waiting
after
the
lesons
or
last
Autumn,
t
j
The
system,,
marked
up
in
color-'
ed
ink
was
foolproof.
Unfortunately
the
centres
were
once
again
bombed.
1
Once
again
they
had
to
use
the
improvised
methods
they
used
In
the
last
blitz.
Said
one
town
clerk:
"The
first,
the
second;
the
'third
emergency
went,
and
we
found
ourselves
up
J
all
night
once'
again;
dealing
-with
tne
situation
as
oeiore.
;
Street?
after
street
of
evacuees
had
to
be
taken
from
their
dam-;
aged
homes.
'
The
town
clerk
said:
"We
dont
have
to
'Worry
any
longer
about'1
whether
thn:e
people
can
stand
It.;'
We'
know
they
can.
i
i
"We.
worry
about
the
tehchnlcal
arrangements."
There
was
not
a
murmur
J
throughout
the
night.
As
the
raid
progressed
these
people
went
out
of
their
homes
Into
shelters,
rest
,
homes
and
feeding
centres.
,
.Some
of
these
were
bombed
or
blasted,
and
they
wer0
driven
to
emergency
shelters.
'
Some
of
these
were
bombed
out,
so
they
went
somewhere
else.
All
through
the
night
they
drifted,
,lo
Ing
what
scrap
of
home
they
had
rescued,
with
casualties
ac
cumulating
round
them,
yijtlV
at
last
they
found
some
place
to
rest.
At
one.
rest
centre
they
were
still
working
on
the
ruins'
yesterday,
looking
for
people
who
had
;been
twice
saved
during
the
night.
;
Thif
rescue
squads
were
so
busy
ihat
tfiey5
jnqved
around
by
car.
tolast
anl
devastation
were
so
great
r
that
squacV
of
workmen
helped
wardens
and
rescue
teatns
Jon
the
ruins.
'
m
4
irilin
IT
R3nd
vour
Queen's
Canadian
Canada
At
War
.Years.
Ago
APRIL
25.
1916
Oerman
battle
cruiser
squadtch
driven
oft
by
light
cruisers
and
destroyers,
in
naval
battle
after
shelling
Yarmouth
and
Lowestoft
on
Errgllsh
east
coast.
Zeppelins
raided
East
Anglla.
Mar
tial
law
proclaimed
In
city
ana
county
of
Dublin.
Benefit
Of
Idea
Woman
LONDCN-,
April
26
cCP)
Commandant
Jean
Knox,
ap
pointed
.3
the
new
post
of
"ideas
!
woman"
or
the
Auxiliary
Terrttor-hal
Service,
Is
touring
Britain
to
fee
whether
any
changes
should
be
t
imm-e
cond
lions
of
ser-Viie
and
make
the
A.T.S.
more
use-
T'u.
j
Th
War
'Office
announcement
'that
the
pretty,
30-year-old
brun-icti
had
b?en
appointed
inspector
'
iU
he
pisl
was
created
because
or
the
Increasing
size
or
ttu
a.t.
S.
and
the
new
duties
wh!h
it
may
be
required
to
undertake.
Inspector
Knox,
whoie
husband
Is
a
Royal
Air
Force
squadron
trader,
is
visiting
units
In
all
com-imands.
She
will
advLse
and
suggest
improvements
and
new
developments.
As
a
member
of
the
A.TS.
directorate,
she
will
have
a
seat
on
the
A.
T.
S.
Council.
Her
rank
will,
be
that
of
a
controller
and,
as
in-
pector,
she
will
have
direct
access
I
AlvlpiLl
I
i
'Fund
subscriptions
to
the.
Dally
lp
te
jplnt
parliamentary
Under-
News
or
The
Koyai
irust
company
s:-.retarv
of
State
who
a
mem
I
at
Montreal
or
any
branch
office.
t
I
This
advertisement
is
not
publihc(i.
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control1
Board
or
by
the
Government
'of',
British
Columbia.
Mrs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
SH-VF.RSIUES
BLOCK
Second
St.
Phone
Green
416
FKESH
Dairy
Products
We
have
thirty-six
cows
In
town
and
can
supply
you
with
rresh
milk
daily.
Our
barn
Is
'
located
at
Eleventh
Avenue
East.
Visitors
Welcome.
Dominion
Dairy
rilONE
10
ber
of
the
Army
Council
responsible
for
all
questions
of
policy
relating
to
the:
A.TS.
'
Her
Objective
.
I
"My
Job
may
perhaps
be
best
expressed
as
that
of
personnel
ln-
onector."
said
Mrs.
Knox,
who
has
bee.h
with
the
A.T;
S.
since
It
was
organized.
"In
a
large
body
of
wo-"reri
like
the
A.T.
S.
iher
are
always
a
number
of
things
which
nigVcit
themselves
to
members
as
:acable
of
being
improved.
"I
shall
listen
to
everything
which
groups
commandant
brlhs?
to
my
not
J:e
and
look
out
for
su-r-gestions
I
can
make
mvself.
The
cbject
will
be
to
bring
the
A.TS.
ho
to
what,
it
cu?ht
-to
be
and
wants,
to
be
Jn
cases
where
it
is
net
up
to
standnrd.
j
Treat
;
yourself
j
daily
to
!
DELICIOUS
1S
HEALTHFUL!
brighten
your
teeth
Many
dentlsti
recommend
Wrlfcley's
Spearmint
Gum.
The
chewing
gives
your
teeth
needed
exercise;
helps
keep
teeth
clean,
bright
attractive.
Aids
digestion,
too.
REFRESHING!
relieves
fatigue
Chewing
Wrlg-ley's
Spearmint
Gum
helps
relieve
tension,
'
steady
your
nerves.
Always
keep
a
package
handy
In
your
purse
or
pocket.
DELICIOUS!,
and
sweetens
vour
bream
Enjoy
Spearmint's
long-lasting
fresh
mint
flavor
an
aid
to
pleasanti
breath.
A
wholesome
treat
your
appreciate;
SSSHHiSSSSSSSSSSSSSSWa
m
1
1
iNi
i
Mrs.
Knox
will
Inquire
Into
ad-
ministration,
train
ins,
health
and
,
jpeneral
well-beUvr.
Any
proposals
all
the
needs,
this
will
be
noted
and
Ishe
thinks'
fit
to
jnake
will
be
reported.
placed
directly
before
the
War
ON
ir
Mrs.
Knox
finds
that
anjr
flee,
groups
of
women
and
girls
are
not
I
Feeding
arrangemenV
will
come
happy
In
their
work
through
causes
'o
v,or
nniu
in
fhA
mnttpr
nf
which
could
be
remedld
by
com
s
i"fvvi
-
-
-
UilUtl
WUVlWVi
.
;t)nirorm
and
other
clothing,
if
iehe
monsehse
adjustment,
she
will
see
finds"
that
a
camp
is
not
receiving
about
it.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
Bedding
Week
5
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29.50
Each
4
MAJESTIC
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filled.
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'
Each
-
3
BEAUTY
REST
MATTRESSES
S42.50
Each-
-
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10
SILVER
SLAT
SPRINGS
$1250
Each
6
SLUMBER
KING
SPRINGS
gjg
QQ
Each
-
G
CABLE
SPRINGS
$10.50
"
Each
Mattresses
Made
by
Simmons
and
Kestmor
Phone
175
327
3nl
Avenue
We
ain't
mad
at
Nobody
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