1941.
THE
DAILY
MelW3
N4DIANS
IK
?ICTURE
C'ltib
Provide
tlic
n
aVe
tffflltv
o
CP
Flva
.
ident
here
have
;!
final
scene3
or
:,
,
49th
Parallel"
:mplcUon
at
Den-
queers
decided
to
anadlan
sequen-
ERFECTION
SINCE
1807
M'Caliums
the
Scotch
of
iuperlative
Quality
J6'
oi
S3
"5
40
oz.
S3.C0
adverf;;ment
Is
not
pub-
e
cr
ccpiayea
Dy
tne
iji-
C'.nirr.i
RivsrH
nr
hv
thp
Irnment
of
British
Columbia
Avoy
IOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
l"ne
37
P.O.
Box
541
FRASKR
STRKKT
Prince
Rupert
bmer..
Leave
Prince
Rupert
or
Vancouver
WALA
EVKItY
TUESDAY,
1:30
p.m.
ue
Vancouver
Thurs.
p.m.
j'WhENA
EVEP.Y
I
UIDAY,
uin
..
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l.
1
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1.
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
Wlmn
Charlotte
Islands
Sfrv
if
v
...
.
1m
"r',Vfi
rnnce
unpen
Wyv.
17
and
2710
p.m.
'ikelsaml
Reservations
L.
from
ouiiXNuii,
rnnce
1
""pert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
PloneSG8
VEGETABLES
In
Season
ffnt
r.ij
.
na.
"rres"
anrt
cr,sp
ces
they
appealed
to
the
B?iver
,Club
authorities
to
supply
them
witn
a
selection,
ot
genuine
Can-,
adlan
accents.
The
glrU
who
helped
to
give
the!
authentic
atwoepiiere
demanded;
were:
Mri,
Anvtit
panvrpu,
Victor-1
'
la,
Miss
Beryl-
"Vliartoh,
Victoria;
Mm.
II.
6.
Challts
Mice
Luty
Fletch-
er),
Vancouver;
Mirs
Anna
Mel.tur-try.
Montreal,
and
"idr.
"p.
Benson,'
Bellevill.
Out.
All
are
volunteer
helpers
at
the
Beaver
Club.
It
was
their
first
experience
of
film
work.
Beryl
Wharton
told
a
Beaver
Club
audience
that
she
and
her
friends
were,
sprayed
for
hours
with
rain
"Winnipeg
In
une"j
struggled
with
traders,
trappers
and
Indians
In
crowd
scenes
and
helped
to
eat
some
dozens
of
doughnut
and
apple
pies
In
a
nack-bar
shot,
"After
that
damp
and
dizzy
whirl
none
of
us
is
quite
sure
lust
where
and
If
we
will
appear,"
she
added.
"Canadian
soldiers
and
12
pilots,
fresh
from
Canada,
also
took
part
in
the
fun.
The
airmen
had
been
In
England
only
a
few
hours
when
they
'crashed
the
movies'."
Home
Pig
Clubs
For
More
Bacon
Britons
Getting
More
Hoc
Cons-clous.
in
Wartime
Providing
LONDON,
May
7:
(CP-
With
more
than
800
pig
clubs
formed
ln;
less
than
a
year,
Britons
are
rap-'
Idly
becoming
more
pig-conscious
,
than
ever
before.
Alex
Hobson,
secretary
of
the.
Small
Pig
Keeper's
Coun?ll,
estl
mated
these
clubs
would
provide?
about
30,000
nigs
annually
or
1.500
tons
of
bacon.
Backyards,
allotments,
factory
,
grounds,
sports
grounds,
A.F.S.
station?
and
village
schools
all
have
their
pigs.
In
London
there
are
clubs
at
the
zoo
and
in
llyde
Park.
,
"Pig
clum
members
ifeed
their
animals
on
househild
and
garden
waste."
said
Hobson,
"but
they
ate
allowed
a
certain
amount
of
meal
through
arrangements
with
the
Ministry
of
Food."
Club
members
may
keep
four
pigs
each.
They
may
two
them-:
selves
but
the
other
two
must
be
sold
to
the
Ministry
of
Food.
j
1
MILK
S
GRASS
j
A
cow
mu?t
eat
100
pounds
or
more
of
grass
daily
to
produce
20
to
25
pounds
of
milk.
I
APPLES
STAY
PUT
a
mur
snrav
u.ed
on
orchards
h'i
reduced
the
falling
of
apples.
from
60
to
90
percent
In
untreated
trees.
MWl
,,
word!.
nmt
.
,nt
housework
or
store-
flndnn
ahl:raft."
He
then
signals.
work
Apply
Frances
Freejnan,
to
the
tail-gunner
by
making
a
Central
Hotel.
109
magnesium
loaded
bulb
flash
In
FOR
SALfc
FLOAT
Hou.se
for
sale.
Digby
Is-
K
land.
Apply
Dally
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ie
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wt.i.
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month)'
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to
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Red
Xli-.
LOST
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party
who
Dally
News.
Iier
jacKeK.
nA
it
leave
PEltSONAL,
W11V
at
(108)
the
rear
turret.
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TltAININfi
TO
MECT
W.
VOUK-.
of
war
in
the
cloud..
"
'-'
"
"
'
'
grim
game
-
from
Toronto's
Island
Airport
to
practice-the
?
-
SYSTEM
OF
"
"
:
'
.'
'
t...v
Rhp
cuffs
and
tiny
collar
are
of
em-
.hk
deik;ent.
When
he
xeacnes
uie
mc
iook
iik
juc
-
gVound
he
feels
about
as
much
looked
at
circular-skirted
aay
u.uw-
-Sv
,h.
fPlt
after
lumo-.
r
..v,
frocks,
but
said.
"I
never
wear
full
one
uue
cvciim&
evening
dress,
of
w-
.sheer
white
as
wuiu
-
.
..
-
.
iw
"
I
fVilnrrc
tMn,
1X1
CLI
ADC
tung.
because
It
is
one
of
her
IlM
j
n
I
f
I
ij
orlte
fabrics.
White,
Because
waive
Is
cool.
The
single-breasted
Jacket
This
is
acknowledged
both
vocal-'
,.pm:irUef,
she
Didn.t
want
ends
just
at
the
hipbone.
The
Duch-
small
signal
lamp.
her
smau
smurp-
"7'
...
ess
realizes
that
to
Look
Like
JacU
Jack
ncmpsey-
Dcmpsey
tip
crew
waits
lor
xne
unai
ur-,
(110)
der,
"abandon
aircraft
.
.
.
ready
i
-
'
.
readv
.
.
.
go."
;
mR
QAL&-16
ft
rowboat.
22Q
8th
tall-gunner
leaver
first,
fol-.
Ave
E.
tuwcu
"J
.
"
j
!
chute.
Chute,
So
SO
he
lie
is
IS
careitui
CareiUl
to
IO
go
go
leet
n
jciiw
hi
.thP
mrachute
Is
open.
There
niw
A
,i
hard
V
any
sensawon
01
NOW
IS
TI1E
TIMb
1
,
he
feds
suspended
in
ilWIVlV
fmnuinrMT
.hid
.
.
.,
ii.
.
Postman,
Custom
etc.
Hve
Pominion;wup
v-.-..-
held
since
the
war
oegan
Buys
Four
Costumes
at
Palm
Beach
Rv
AMY
PORTER
Associated
Press
Fashion
Editor
The
Duke
helned
her
shop
tor,
1941.
Uh.
ers
size
10
makes
long
I
snocis
"-.
j
,..,
ink
riots,
has
I
.
.
to
sv
inline
from
a
10-foot
wall.
Triere
is;
skirts
except
in
eywi.n
,enipniu...
II
A
I
Ml
-1
II
I
I
iv,"
it,,
rh-n-f.
nf
cettinz
a
r.ir
admired
a
red-ana-
short
sleeves,
ana,
ms
-v
m
.always
.
-
i
The
formal'
day.-dressl4.
v-'i.
strawberry
-
printed'
whiWcrepe
wlth
a
high
neckline,
three
quarici
.-fffoK
''
JZ
DufhinS
has
four
new,
,
!ns'
mPk
i24.
rouP
rtne
escape
na""
m
u'c
costumes,
the
first
Important
ad-1
TI1E
M,pREME
coVR.hr
British
....
i
iMuH
i.Via
.intii
iv
inmiiTK
.
HI'
Whentoereagunner
goes
over
DukeWho
Is
governor
ot'm
the
M-ttrr
of
),,
-Aam.i.tr.ti
Ave.
East,
the
side"
he
flrtft
hd
Bahamas-left
Paris
almost
a
AArt.a
,
lots.
Hot.him
for
his
parachute,
-damping
sald
when
gne
Jh
Uif
Mattpr
of
KiU
f
KnillP
,
w
w-!it
nn
to
itwo
hooks
on
his
chest.
!...tlk1L
,..
.v,..u
o.,l
oisrn.
i)M-n.rl.
tntrttr
n
Then
he
ne
UMn
uius
iw
he
escape
v
hatch.
.
D0Uf'lt
inf.m-
take
notice
hat
bj
-on
nr-i
9Uh
(tfJThen
mg
through
the
summer.'
iHoncr,
w.
E.
nsher.
made
on
the
at
uie
sarnie
"c
And
they
.
should
chnnld
,
because
they
dav
of
April,
A.
P.
isi.
i
was
piwnn
i
helmet
and
(fo
getting
himself
free,
cted
to
meet
-
aU
the
ctothe
clXs
Aitir
or
the
d
t
Knute
f
ihe
flex
of
the
lnter-communi-!
1
1
:
.
,
requirements
in
mc
ouhf"-
w,y-
uie
ciauns
jaw
WANTED
Sleeping
room.
Perman
callon
system
1
Duchess
nQW
li;ads
ln
Nassau,
A
ih
b,
,
,
fornisn
rPP;
'v"(
VIU
t
....
I,
fnvmnl
nrana
CriY
vnumi,
'T.
.
7
.
...
If
hetakes
ato
.Wj
d"t
STeer
cotton
eT
&
legs
curled
up
he
will
probably
go
v
ocKs-a
simple
summer
summer
ward-
waru
.rWiiwd
to
pay
the
t
somereaultlng
down
and
get
tangl-,lnf
i,,
t0
,orUlwiui.
somenwu.1.
4
Apr,lt
A
D-
ed
up
Ml
me
piu
ui
c
v'"-
lect-
-
.
HERBERT
F.
UUAiSti
,n
Palm
riaY,
Beach
aurlng
,,rnr
thplr
first,
,f
with
Htv.
,hls
his
Ipit?
legs
w
s,traleht
straignt.
He
ne
-
has
nas
them
tn.e
.1
Ottlclal
Administrator,
first,
irw,nt
vlslt
there
h
strolled
Prince
Rwnert.
B.C.
sensation
01
-laning
ana
n
ho
,hm.
nrrlvine
unannounc
counting
three
he
ptuis
tne
np:,
..
lthln
.
few
;
-
cord.
.
,ifo
n
rmtvH
frnthered.
The
1N
Tl,l'7.1.'
.1,
....m-rr
,TSllTlTXPgau"
front
door.In
,I1;!S?,r
and
If
the
gun-
chute
falls
out.
Duchess
smiled
at
I
er.:d
tv
alSe
and
sat
down
to
look1,,
Maltfr
of
T
or'r
DacK
ne
nwy
B
"
C
t
cio
clothes,
tnes,
w
while
nue
women
on
the
i.
i.i..o(t,
neiease.1.
intestate
jaw
when
the
email
parachute
Is
,
N0TIC;.E
that
by
u
by
the
wind
and
drags
out
s
feet
outside
poundea
tne
Piw
w
E
on
the
h
cau-ht
cau0ui.
1
windows
with
their
rings,
,
f
Arl,
.
d.
1941,
1
vw
AppoinW
ithe
main
cnute.
fn
nHml!nn.
'
Admlntotrator
of
the
estate
oi
Ernest
a.
a
nn
Ma
shmiklcrs
tells
mm
.
ul6b'"b
"
-
..
,
r
j,!
mirf
nil
iwiruea
nftv
ing
claims
agamsi
wio
w
The
Duchess
was
eager
to
see
v-
n,roby
required
to
XurrJah
same,
prop-erythlng,
because,
she
said.
"Thls.eri,
verged,
to-
.
is
the
first
collection
I've
seen
since
'lndebti
to
ne
estate
we
":1'"Z,Z
:
nd
there
Is
com-
I
left
Paris."
She.looKea
at
tne
required
to
pay
f
-
"1
:n
new
sloped
shoulder,
but
protested,
awu.
a
'
'
.
.
....
...j
don't
llke'I8J
K.,pldeAt
in
Canada
No
tag
S,
shotilder,
but
not
enough
to
make
,l
aWW
j..
h
.
.ipnnrnT
p
nt.ARREY
Otnctal
Admuusiraiior,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
W
THE
SUPREME.
COURT
OF
BMIItt
I
Timely
Recipes
ie
J.r-
uue
.L.7u
Tch.H
with
a
bow.
The
other,
of.
ASPAUAGUS
I'OTATO
-FLUFFS
rrhute
d
a4
him
7::
.
bordered
In
sequins,
-white
organdie
pr
nted
;
w
th
Diue
It's
A
Complex
Process
And
Every
;
.
;
H,ss
iadv
agreed.
"It's
divine.
bu
mV
flowers
is
more
elaDorate
j-
mm-
Man
Must
Know
His
Time
Ano
-
down
successfuUy
in
the
,
wardrobe
i't
large
enough
to
jus-
med.
wltn
serous
01
-
naee
needs
skill
and
presence
of
:Uf
buying
anything
so
conspicu-
a
sash
-ox
narrow
u.u.
1
mind.
The
feet
hit
the
water
first
I
ous
..
,bon.
i
,
LONDON.
May
7;
(CP)
"Tlie
and
the
D0dy
gKs
,itialajht
down.
.
The
salesgirl
brought
out
hals.
AH
four
costumes
are
typically,
'crew
baled
out."
It's
n
simple
sen-
Ug
jumper
must
act
swiftly
to
.T11
try
them
on
If
it'll
make
you
DucHess
of
Windsor
simple
oL
1
cup
asparagus
puree
2
cups
hot
mashed
potatoes
1
egg
'"'--'
'
1
teaspoon
salt
14
cup
bread
crumbs
.
3
tablespoons
butter
;
Mix
asparagus,
potatoes,,
salt,
and
Hence
but
for
every
a.n...
get
Ws
harness
on
ana
u-";
happy,"'
said
me
Une.
wwn
-
rtTn
VW.
Dron.
In
spoonful
a
wealth
oi
meaning.
lneaWi
the
canopy
ouie
paiui.uic.
:
know
j
never
wear
nave
mawning
bww.
--
-
,
-
-
HrlI.h
.Baling
out"
is
a
process
r,
com-
'..n
there
will
be
either
a
swim
j
beanies
.
;
for
the
two
day
costumes
'.and,
wear
on
a
JT
plicated
os
it
is
dramatic.
When
to
land
cr
a
long
cold
wait
until:
The
four
costumes
she.
finally
tbern.
a5alwys..plhnM.baek.of.her
,art&e
SLStt
ihe
captain
of
a
Royal
Air
Force
h
u
picked
up.
settled
on
would
serve
as
the
basis
pompadour
with
two.
beautiful
ctia-
lightly
with
onimbs
Jgeg
4UU
-
.r.
rt.!rtfs
there
is
nothing,
,
'1mORf
nnv
woman's
summer
eiiDS.
degrees
F.
until
goiaen
prowii.
JllVlUli
JUL
-
m
-Up
tn
be
done
ne
warns
ut
TTTiTr
Hi
ill
L'
vi-nrtlrobe.
Prepare
to
aD-,
wy
u
b.I
SW0
I
Favorite
Fannc
1
1
a
w-
smmer
suit.
Bhan
$iL
kttsh
-
-
.
r$fc
With
grim
determination
this
young
and
virile
,
nation
dons
her
armour,
buckles
on
her
sword.
From
coast
to
coast
the
tempo
of
Canada's
war
s
effort
accelerates.
Tanks,
planes,
shells,
food-
g
stuffs,
and
equipment
of
every
kind
are
being
massed
for
victory.
Canada
means
business.
.
:
Partonal
tacriflct
mutl
match
thli
national;
-ffort.
'
l
Yours
is
the
duty
of
providing
the
dollars
so
;
vital
to
Canada's
war
needs.
Yours
is
the
duty
to
save.
Invest
in
war
savings
certificates
regu
'
;
larly.
Build
up
your
savings
account.
Save
for
victory.
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
WAR
SAVINGS
PLEDGE
FORMS
AVAILABLE
AT
ALL
BRANCHES
.
-at-
.aw
t
u4
ii
(1
-ffc:
V
il
1
I
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