PAGE
TWO
TH1
DAILY
KIWI
,
BOMBS
FELL,
BUT
HE
SINGS
OX
"HARTT"
LEADS
THE
WAY
Authentic
Naval,
Air
Force
and
Mili-
'
-
tary
Dress
Shoes,
unequalled
in
quality
.
anaVpriced
right.
We
invite
your
Family
shoe
store
ltI
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Buy
War
Savings
Certificates
EDITORIAL
Best
Wishes
To
Rangers
A
Wonderful
Coup
-
-
-
Greece
and
Turkey
to
hold
out
against
the
invaders,
fact
it
will
have
a
good
effect
everywhere.
Receptions
To
Willkie
-
-
-
Evidently
the
neonle
of
Canada
annreciate
the
work
world.
Britain
and
United
States
are
opposed
to
that
kind
of
"constructive
policy"
and
always
will
be
opposed
to
it.
It
is
to
free
the
world
from
dantre
dancers
of
such
mai
me
present
war
is
being
fought.
Destroyed
His
Picture
-
-
-
Boys
in
the
schools
of
Yugoslavia
destroyed
the
pictures
of
Adolf
Hitler
during
the
recent
protest
against
the
signing
of
a
pact
by
that
country
with
Germany.
It
was
a
terrible
insult
and
doubtless
an
attempt
will
be
made
to
avenge
it.
That
the
chosen
man
of
a
chosen
people
should
receive
such
an
insult
from
neighboring
schoolboys
is
not
to
be
tolerated.
A
g
I
fcuJdren
ga
ii.
r
a,
und
uu
a.
ta
w-ifuea
ai'.'-r
uie
t-id
fc-Jed
a
blr..
cage
from
the
rui.
jf
a
lwose
demolished
curing
a
cne-plane
air
raid
oj
Londc.
Miraculously
the
bird
waa
alive
kept
on
singing
FASHIONS
IN
RAIDS
Bombs
Or-o
Bombs.
Shows
Go
On
All
Prince
Rupert
people
will
join
with
the
Rocky
(
in
London
Mountain
Rangers
in
celebrating
their
56th
birthday
to-i
Written
for
day.
The
unit
has
brought
color
and
life
to
Prince
Rupert.'
By
allison
settle
!
To
see
them
march
past
is
an
inspiration.
Their
record
!
londow,
March
23:
cp
two!
ha3
been
a
distinguished
one
and
all
Canadians
will
ex-
spring
fathfcn
shows
were
held
ml
pect
great
things
from
them
in
the
future.
This
paper
London
within
a
month.
The
nm
takes
pleasure
on
behalf
of
ourselves
and
our
readers
in
'or
persons
jnteresad
to
the
bringing
them
best
wishes
for
a
long
and
brilliant
career.
SSLnS
i
Molyneux,
Creed,
Pacquln,
Hart-
2
cups
cooked
pmt,
cut
inch
cubes
Vj
sup
French
dressing
tomato
1
cup
cooked
green
peas
Good
hosts
in
every
land
provide
Johnnie
Walker
'
...
because
they
know
their
Scotch
Distilled,
Bld4
tod
Bottled
in
Scotliod
VISIT
OF
GOVERNOR
TO
JASPER
Their
Excellence
Jiate
in;
Stay
At
Mountain
-3
cup
condensed
tomato
soup,
rthe
King
and
Queen
on
their
re-
Mix
together
the
dry
mustard
cent
Canadian
tour.
The
party
and
salt.
Thea
add
th
remaining
1
was
later
taken
to
Mallrn
Canvon
The
main
types
of
dresses
shown
Ie,L.indl
fr
ftU
Mw
view-along
being
done
by
Wendell
Willkie
in
the
Way
Of
creating
a
were:
tweed
a
suits
Su.
..
stable
w
breasted
v
j
roUry
,7?
beater
Un
until
U0
thoroughly
:
'Athabasca
Athabasca
Vallev
Valley
from
from
the
the
height
height
tetter
understanding
hetwppn
the
British
and
AmpnVan
but
with
lonr
lacfet
ii-
pW.
mixed.
Makes
approximateJy
2
cups
of
land
land
at
at
Lookout
Lookout
Point.
Point.
neonle.
Mr.
Willkie
took
his
nolitical
life
in
his
hands
Sant
town
suits,
also
single
breast-
when
he
broke
with
a
considerable
section
of
the
Repub-
f,1
thorte'
nd
-with
wther
lican
party
through
the
stand
he
took,
particularly
in
22
eSJ3
Dippea-in
visiting
ringiana
0
anu
giving
Q
eviaence
Deiore
me
---w
senate
waists,
nMMW,
VVW
often
with
to
the
figure
but
often
break
out
..
-L
QUAKER
OATS
IS
A
RICH,
THRIFTY
SOBRa
OP
VITAMIN,-QMS
OF
THE
MANY
FOOD
FACTORS
NECESSARY
TO
NORMAL
NUTRITION
ENJOY
DELICIOUS
QUAKER
OATS
DAILY!
On
their
return
to
Jasoer
Their
'
"
Excellences
visited
th.
Fdith
Cav-
Y,
W.
C.
A.
ON
WHEELS
ell
Memorial
Church
in
the
village
LAjnist
marcn
xo.
ine
3na
ootn
signed
tne
dook
or
xor-
vwr
a
"Cub
Vans"
travelling
glveness
which
was
"
placed
in
the
Viib
UOUlMVll
itlKAHJLU
.
.
.
I
.
the
uPtinn
instep
nf
aHi
A
nrougn
tngiana
t0
serve
the
girls
...
.church
,
many
years
ago.
t.j
j;
ir.
11TMM
,
round
j
u.".'
:
cf
the
various
auxiliary
forces
sta-
The
visitors
then
na
he
is
taking.
Canadians
have
given
Mr.
Willkie
a
wonder-young
necklines
innocent
!!lr.u.
e?
i
f
ul
recention
in
the
east.
.of
raUa"-
acsomoanied
by
match-
r'
?
.
-
'f.
"
?"
Versatility
Of
Churchill
-
-
-
Yesterday
Prime
Minister
Churchill
had
the
double
hio
rft
fiouncirm
from
knees
to
duty
of
addressing
the
Conservative
party
of
which
he
is
i'-
&d
jewels
round
the
the
head
and
the
Trades
Union
Congress
with
which
oth-
J
TXJ"
JT'
members
of
the
Kovemment
are
closely
related.
There
was
&u7S&
nut
one
story
to
tell
them
but
he
told
it
in
a
different
way
across
th
front
of
a
gown
ond
and
both
parties
evidently
heard
him
as
the
prophet
of
merely
curves
round
the
arm
hole
the
new
order.
He
ha3
a
big
job
on
his
hands
to
keep
the,
ai
the
various
groups
working
in
such
accord
that
the
war
will!
stay-at-iiome
Trend
be
WOn
in
the
quickest
possible
time.
.
Evening
coats
were
scarce
among
Constructive
Policy
-
-
tne
collections,
it
Is
expected
that
entertainment
will
be
held
fai
homes
and
not
In
restaurants.
On
It
would
seem
that
Janan
believes
in
German
v.
Yo-'rimnie
da
timl
,rt.
though
,
obviously
zuke
Matsuoka,
Japanese
foreign
minister,
said
in
Ber-,61
made
for
restaurant
wear
Jin
that
Britain
and
United
States
would
always
oppose'
,
usua"y
tends
to
straighten
Japan's
constructive
activities
in
the
Far
East.
The
Ja-'S,
but
tthildoes
panese
people
believed
Germany
could
keep
faith
with
wnoieMeTthf
&
them
Under
their
tn-partlte
pact.
clothes
for
spring
and
summer
The
constructive
activities
of
Japan
are
seen
in
China
i7"6
same
was
true,
in
a
quiet
where
she
slaughtered
thousands
of
the
people
including1?'
10
5011
lines
M
weU
a
hour-women
and
children
and
where
she
continues
to
occupy
IvSnfdrSLs11
,n
day
OTi
as
much
of
the
territory
as
she
can
defend.
Another
con-
jacket
of
suits,
structive
policy
has"
been
to
creep
m
on
Indo-China
and,
by
single
breasted
opening
emphasized
S:
Thailand
and
secure
control
and
the
right
to
occupy
ports
by
de,icate
revers
curve
gently
and
'
for
the
purpose
of
threatening
Singapore
and
the
East
unobtnBlve"y
into
the
waist.
and.
Indies.
It
Is
a
similar
constructive
policy
to
that
df
Ger-
VLZ
lJLc
"1th
tJocket'
many
in
Europe
where
small
nations
have
been
enslaved
'
unoMm1"-
,
ana
oppressed
and
threats
made
to
dominate
the
whole
call
at
super-
Jng
short
straight-hanginj
Jackets.
IT
V
,
.
"irououl
untain
mienoent
ana
tea
was
served
by
Sottthlttm;jnlntaK-lT-nZ,
rPularlty.MTWood
(crepe
dinner
dresses
whHi
cling
tbe
auxUlary
omen.
,
Meeting
the
party
at
the
saUon
"Niter
I
tfxfitU
human
conjlut
wat
so
much
tutd
hy
i
many
it
it
ttr."
Churchill
The
price
of
freedom
comes
high
...
in
lives.
In
personal
sacrifice,
In
hard
cold
dollars.
Millions
"
are
needed
now
...
to
feed,
clothe
and
eqoip
the
men
w
ho
guard
the:
citadel
of
freedom.
At
this
fateful
hour
it
is
the
plain
duty
of
every
working
Canadian
to
SAVE,
that
Canada
rnay
plajf
her
par
flotthijy
in
this
Struggled
for
.
.
freedom
and
human
deiency.
,
.
v
Invest
in
War
Savings
Certificates
regularly.
Build
up
your
savings
Now
.
.
.
keep
hi
it.
Save
for
Victory.
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
WAR
SAYINGS
PLEDGE
FORMS
AVAILABLE
AT
Alt
BRANCHES
OFF
QUARTS
23
Red
I.uc.
j
40
ko..
QTiilt-iiiv
at'
0.1'
Canadian
Rockies
was
in
gala
at-
.
.v.,.
-
.
j
.
v.
r
"
rB
4
,
ure
yesteraay
to
wewome
izinaaa
s
hu
tans-
coast
b(
5fE.T
AST)
VEGETABLE
SALAD
Govfrnor
General
and
the
Princess
ttsh.
The
old
Swift
homestead
was
m
vaneouvf
r
Alice
m
the
course
of
their
first
the
only
one
or
ILi
kind.
In
Jasper
tog
official
visit
to
Western
Canada.
They
arrived
shortly
after
noon
with
OTer
Canadian
National
Hnes
and
the
Vice-Regal
party
was
met
by
th
local
donatories,
headed
by
3i
cup
celery,
diced
Major
J.
A.
Wood,
Superintendent
6
tablespoons
salad
dressing
or
of
jasper
National
Parle
mayonnaise
Capped,
peaks
sparkled
In
th;
Cui
rout
loin
pork
or
roast
fresh
ninshlne
durinz
the
iftemoon
and
ham
into
V
bvh
cubes.
Pour
tht
the
world
famous
Mount
Edith
nell
all
the
big
houses
put
on
i
"
"
'
"
'
"
Vteu
prcsemeu
a
lainauns
ap-
parades.
There
was
no
dearth
of
Z7JZTLZZ
Z
77
-
A
te.
-i-
.
VI
i
-
"
,
I'.
It.
V
hM.
...1
.
a'"'S
vv.im.
Ail
euecuve
mow
tu
uennaii
ireauiiK
was
uie
iuuu-
roofed
Mn
and
rfwd
v..-
Slav
COUp
d'etat
in
Which
the
pro-German
government
of
"J
12JS.e'
Just
before
serving
mix
weU
uTbe
presented
to
th-
Earl
cf
the
regent
Was
replaced
by
the
youthful
pro-BntlSh
King
w.h
fnr
,.MrV4,
,
wlt
dressing
or
mayonnaise.
Athlone
and
Princess
Alice
and
tha
reier.
r.viuenuy
me
iormer
auminisirauon
went
quite
lection
of
great
elegance
but
re-
-.v..MC..
w
contrary
to
public
opinion
in
making
a
pact
with
the
Nazis
stricted
the
choice
for
private
di-
Je
5?
kiiAi?sert
"
and
it
was
necessary
for
them
to
be
turned
out
in
order
ntcfc
to
co
models.
t
am
in
cava
thP
nnnirv
frnm
a
nnrlirinn
nf
nnsrchv
preoocunatea
inougn.
un-
m..i
t
M,
t
.
':i
A
i.-
til
the
manneauin
took
off
the
m
guish
between
the
suit
proper
with
blouse
and
the
dress-with-jacket.
'
Slimness
was
also
achieved
although
more
material
was
used,
than
previously.
Main
Types
French
Dressihr
With
Tomato
1
teaspoon
dry
mustard
1
teaspoon
salt
1
cup
salad
oil
Vt
cup
vinegar
or
distinguished
visitors
thoroughly
enjoyed
enquirinq
Into
the
early
days
prior
to
the
arrival
of
the
Railroad
hrough
this
section.
.Later
in
the
afternoon
the
visitors
were
taken
by
motor
to
pay
a
short
visit
to
Jasper
Park
Lodge
and
were
shown
through
the
out-(look
cabin
which
was
occupied
by
this
ilrrttvtm-nt
Ik
not
publlnhd
or
dlaptryea
b)
the
liquor
Control
ttotrd
or
by
thf
tw(n-1
nf
JMUM.
frtlurnhU
1
on
arrival
included
three
old
Urn-
National
Par.
.,:
ers
of
the
district
Mrs.
J.
Swift,
wsa
a
welron.
35
years
of
age.
J.
Dayer.
68
yean
travellers
pu.-
of
age,
and
Bert
Morris,
61
years
In
the
early
dj.
erf
age
the
latter
lwo
being
'old
Their
Ex
k
soldiers
of
several
campaigns
with
quite
enjoy
nu
the
British
army.
erana.
Mrs.
Swift
has
lived
In
Jasper-
On
Friday
n
for
49
yedrs
and
In
nil
that
Ume.
menu
havihf
!
Intfrrsl-
has
seldom
left
the
valley.
Mrs.
intendent
Wxk
ftesort
Swift
related
going
with
her
par-
ed
to
the
f.,:
-
ents
as
a
child
on
buffalo
hunts
t
a
P
nur!'
Timely
Recipes
JZJT",
rv
-
"TLT
wvm
wcaicu
in
me
urarc
01
iiic
.
OUOmy
Wmrtlv
TnrKnn
onA
tVnrut
r.ln
I
N-G
LO
T
00K
around
tear
bent
I
L.
and
tike
cote
of
t'jt
hrl
nitureand
woodwork
uutccl
a
coat
f
Enimel,
Tbe::n
and
linoleum
that
Varn:sb
rl
I
brighlea.
The
walli
that
tbosU
hare
a
coat
of
aemi-closs
5ita
Finish.
All
thrte
of
tht
to
sua
Satin
CIo
interior
t.-ia
are
on
wle
thia
wetk
at
i
reduction.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
2J5
Third
Avenue
Vhoot
Hi
EASTER
NOVELTIES
Now
On
Display
Priced
From
5c
to
$3.00
Make
Your
Selections
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Ormes
Ltd.
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ReiaU
BUrt
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