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summer
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on
the
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in
little
gents,
boys
and
mens.
Priced
from
$1.50
T0
$3.95
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Buy
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Savings
Certificates
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Very
Confusing
Thursday,
April
24,
1941
EDITORIAL
tish
to
a
disadvantage.
j
Evidently
the
British
are
withdrawing
from
Greece'
and
it
is
not
an
easy
job.
The
Germans
will
be
doing
their
j
View
On
War
Aims
-
A
writer
in
the
Vancouver
morning
paper
has
the
following
to
say
in
regard
to
war
aims
:
"Generally
speaking,
if
you
scratch
an
enquirer
of
our
war
aims
you
will
find
under
the
skin
an
isolationist,
a
pro-Nazi
ov
an
anti-democracy,
they
hoping
if
an
authoritative
answer
is
forthcoming
to-
compel
an
elaboration
that
the
enainy
can
use
for
propaganda
for
the
henef
it
of
their
nationals
and
to
nail
us
down
to,
.decisions
of
detail
that
cannot
be
foretold
because
we
do
not
know
the
circumstances
that
will
prevail
at
the
end
of
hostilities.
"Actually,,
every
sane,
intelligent,
person
known
our
IMPRESSIVE
ADDRESS
(Continued
irom
Page
One)
in
st.at.narv.
lecrend
and
coinace.
OEKTIFICATK
OF
IM
I'ROVEMENTS
r.
T.
Frartlonal
Mineral
Claim
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
Concert
perate
battle
with
the
forces
of
evil,
a
vast
expansion
of
Industry.
The
St.
George.
Flabbiness
was
cast
aside,
as
the
sons
of
the
Saint
once
situjiAe
loi
th
Atlin
Min:n3
Division.
nacl
slipped
for
the
dragon
recoV'
Where
iccated:
On
line
west
siae
01
.
,nimHs
.
..
the
Tulsequah
River
about
seven
mues
"
"
up
stream
rrcm
its
junction
with
the.
later
once
again
'started
to
brecthe
Taku
River.
Lawful
Holder;
forth
smoke
and
fire.
St.
Georges
6
Taku
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
Number
of
,
Holder's
Frea
Miner's
Ceruncat'e?
83iais.
ouus
uu
iaiicu
aguu
mw
uwu
uiu
take
notice
that
i,
James
i.
un-
complacent
ways.
Satisfied
with
a
clerhai,
P.
M.
C.
53303E
acting
as
Agent
,
J0D
h
fh
thnnshf
Ugnt
well
well
rinnp
aone
,ncy
hf-v
lnev,
lor
Polarls-Taku
Mining
Company.
Ltd.
pree
imer's
certHicate
No.
53127E,
tn-
once
again
became
soft
and
flabby
tnd.'
at
the
And
of
sixty
days
from
ancj
effete.
So
when
the
Cragon
utmost
to
make
it
difficult
so
we.jnust
expect
something
tendkhs
ion
coal
which
can
be
interpreted
as
a
disaster
before
all
get
away,
sealed
Ttrtd.w.
uf";
Practically
all
the
German
bombers,
available
will
be
drop-
I
Coal
Kf
or
Western
Province3,"
wlU
be
ping
explosives
among
the
British
warships
taking
part
fSS;
ilf
'n
in
the
evacuation
as
well
as
on
the
marching
troops
on)
or
ooai
for
the
Dominion
tunaing
and
land.
The;
retirement
of
the
British
from
that
country
i.KSrtheTinf
S23S
must
have
been
p-ninn
nn
for
several
rlfivs
hpransp
thprp.
Saskatchewan,
Alberta,
and
Bmish
coi-
was
quite
a
large,
army
there
at
the
beginning
and
casualties
have
not
been
so
very
heavy..
umlbta.
Forms
of,
tender
wttJi
Bpeclflcatlons
and
ccrieUitilons
atitaclhi?d
can
lbs
ob
tained
from
the
PurchasLnij
Agent,
De-
it
is
very
.evident
mat
tne,
.dritisn
couia
not
nave
re-
RAX
wtoii
fused
to
send
help
to
the
Greeks
and
that
they
have
fought
wan
J-Lat
Bwenr
Architect!
valiantly
and
effectively
and
those
who
died
took
heavytSrV.tSl
SfiSi
toll
of
the
Germans.
TheGre'ek
campaign
cannot
be
Iook-,t.t
Resident
Architect,
Victoria,
b.
c
upon
as
a
failure
although,
if
there
had
been
better
co-TZ!bt
operation
among
the
Balkan
nations
from
the
first,
there
might
have
been
no
need
for
them
to
bow
their
necks
to
the
German
yoke
today.
hunt
and
nistv
and
his
armour
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
..
,.,
.
.,
under
section
85
of
the
'"Mineral
Act"
wean.,
niveau
oi
giruinj
on
1113
must
be
commenced
before
the
issu-(sword
and
taking.
Up
the
challenge,
anchor
such
Certificate
of
improve-)he
had
tQ
bargalrl
witn
the
dTSlm
Dated
this
17th
day
of
March
1941.
had
to
bargain
while
Innocents
were
.
.
being
swallowed
by
the
devouring
accordance
with
dppartmental
epeclflca-
tlons
and
condktlons
ao3hPd
(thereto.
In
ithe
case
ct
tenderers
quoting
for
one
or
more
(places
or
bullcUngg
and
rtien
.the
twtal
cf
their
offer
exceed
the
sum
of
$5,000,
they
must
attach
to
their
tender
a
centtXlsd
cheque
on
a
chartered
Ibank
tn
Camada,
made
ipayable
to
the
order
cS
the
Honourable
the
Minister
of
Public
Works,
equal
to
10
per
cent
of
the
amount
of
the
tender
or
Bearer
Bonds
ct
the
Dominion
of
Canada
or
of
'the
Canadian!
National
Railway
Company
end
Its
constituent
companies,
unconditionally
guaranteed
as
to
principal
and
Interest
by
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
or
he
aforetnenitloned
bonds
and
a
certified
cheque
IX
required
to
make
up
on
odd,
amwunt.
Thfl
Deipartment
olso
reserves
the
rlgJiit
ito
dem'and
frem
any
succeusful
tenderer
a
security
deposit,
ln
the
form
cf
a
certified
cheque
or
bond
as
above,
equal
to,
.10
percent
cX
the
amount
of
his
bid,
,to
guarantee
the
proper
fulfilment
of
the
contract.
By
order.
J.
M.
SOMERVILLE
t?A
.
'r
(Department
of
Public
Works,
On
our
part
i.
it
'i.
is
a
defensive
j
war
of
theBntish
4
1.
Com-
Ottawa,
A,pru
17,
un.
monwealth
of
Nations
and
the
democratic
way
of
life.
1
.
We
are
fighting
to
avoid
being
beaten
We
are
fighting
to
defeat
the
enemy
When
that
is.
achieved
to
attempt
to
induce
the.
people
of
the
dictator
countries
to
adopt
democratic
forms
of
government
suited
to
their
needs,
if
not
at
once,
bv
a
slow
process
of
development
a
policy
of
live
and
let
live
with
their
brother
nations
and
foster
the
idea
that,
might
does
not
necessarily
make
right;
that
every
nation
as
every
individual
is
entitled
to
his
own
way
of
life
if
it
does
not
menace
his
neighbor.
Yet,
with-all,
our
war'
alms
will
have
to
be
realistic,
suitable
to
the
circumstances
that
will
exist
at
the
war's
termination
andj
I
thinkt-little-more
at
present
can-be-said
by
any
one.".'
FRESH
Secretary,
Dairy
Products
We
have
thirty-six
cows
ln
town
and
can
supply
vqu
-with
fresh
milk
dally.
Our
barn
Is
located
at
Eleventh
Avenue
East.
Visitors
Welcome,
Dominion
Dairy
PHONE
10
monster.
At
last,
however,
the
fumbling
fingers
strapped
on
the
sword
and
,took
the
lance
ln
hand
for
the
great
battle.
But
those
years
of
softness,
and
prosperity
had
sapped
his
strength
and
the
fortunes
.of
battle
F
J
swayed
undecided.
St.
George
was
;vastly
stronger
now
than
he
wa3.in
the
beginning
of
the
struggle
but
the
dragon
is
stronger
too:
Therefore,
while
there
must
be
no
despair
but
a
strong
spirit,
there
must
also
be
the
will
among
Britons
all
throughout
the
world
to
worh
and
fight,
exerting
their
every
effort
that
victory
might
be
assured
and
j
Great
Britain
and
St.
Oeorge'-.smnt'
and
principles
prevail.
It
wai
In
that
spirit
of
resolve
that
Bd
,i(n
was
this
day
saluted.
President
W.
F,
Stone
was
in
the
chair
and
thanked
the
speaker
for
his
address.
Guests,
in
addition
tr
a
goodly
number
of
members
of
the
club,
were
Capt.
Ivan
Halsey,
O
V.
j
Crlpps,
Major
J.
R.
Low,
John
Moser
and
C.
H.
Orme.
Variety
Store
Specials
BOYS
AND
GIRLS
Here
we
have
something
to
complete
your
fun.
Repeater
Guns,
Single
Shot
Guns,
Horns,
Whistles
Balloons
and
Flags
at
prices
to
suit
your
pockets.
Call
for
what
you
need
at
the
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
330
3rd
Ave.
West
Phone
Red
120
P.O.Box
757
Man
in
the
Moon
The
picture
always
conjured
up
of
Now
that
the
Greek
.situation
.
St.
George
was
that
of
the
valiant
Regimental
Band
Playing
Patriotic'
temporarily
settled,
let
us
try
to
armored
knight,
mounted
on
a
Selections
at
Canadian
National
think
about
something
else.
Hour!
rearing
horse,
thrusting
with
his
Railways
Park
men
did
not
win
they
,
covered
lance
at
the
recumbent,
writhing,
'themselves
with
glory.
'
fire-spitting
dragon.
,
Celebration,
of
St.
George's
Day
Tho
fi-ii3-
of
st
neortre
wa?
the
'
week
in
Prince
Rupert
continues
it
was
Dunkerque
that,
taught
the
I
white
field
of
Durlty.
with
the
blood
this
afternoon
with
an
open
aix
British
people
they
had
ired
cross
of
valor
superimposed
concert
by
the,
band-of
the
Rocky
what
will
the
a
soui.
campaign
;
upon
it.
St.
George's
flag
formed
Moumajn
Hangers,
unaer.
cunuut-
tPacn
us
,
the
basis
of
the
Union
Jack
with
torship
of
Lieut.
O.
J.
SJoquist.
at
I
other
crosses
superimposed.
The
the
Sunken
Gardens
in
Canadian
Royal
Air
Force
is
getting
(White
Ensign
of
the
Navy
was
National
Park..
Patriotic
selections,
mor8
planes.
Now
they
will.
make
!
simply
the
Cross
of
St.
George
with
appropriate
to
me
occasion
are
dc-
their
influence
ien
anu
u
.
.
!
the
Union
Jack
in
one
canton.
The-
tag.
featured.
j
by
moral
suasion.
.
j
Cross
of
St.
George
was
flown
in
;
its
original
form
over
churches
for
100
YEARS
OF
TEACHING
.
'"
a
farmer
brought
some
produce
which
It
was
the
correct
flag.
A
j
to
the
city
and
sold
it.
Thought
he.
church
should
never
fly
the
Union
ANGELES,
April
24
CP)-.T
wm
surprise
my
wife."
He
bought
Jack
but
always
St.
George's
Cross.
Three
slster
triplets
who
were
a
guit
0f
clothes,
a
hat
and
a
pair
t
.
,
placed
In
an-
oven
which
served
as
Qt
sn0es,
and
nut
them
under
the
To
some
perhaps
St.
George
had
an
,0,.
for
their
tiny
bodies
back
seat
0n
the
way
home
he
always
seemed
akin
to
Don
Quixcte
are
Uaic
and
hearty
at
the
age
of
stopped
at
the
river,
took
off
all
who
used
to
go
out
tilting
at
wind-
64
vlsltlng
1)ere
from
their
Mln-
h,'
old
clpthes
and
threw
them
in.
mills.
George,
however,
was
far
t
h
th
sald
they
had
-rhon
h(1
,nnkPf1
lindeP
the
seat
for
from
being
merely
Quixotic.
He
aU
bsen
schcol
teachers
and
had
his
new
outfit
it
was
gone:
Fin-was
something
far
different,
a
cru-
t
ht
combined
total
of
100
u
he
ot
ln
tne
buggy
and
said.
l
years
of
right
and
justice,
all
the
knight
ly
qualities
going
forth
to
do
des-
i"Glddap,
Maud
we'll
surprise
her
anyhow.
You
remember
that
watch
I
lost
For
many
centuries,
the
English,
empire
sprang
into
be
ng.
Wealth
By
sald
w$
ffiend
the
followers
of
St.
George,
fought
incrett
hi
au
ii.ui.
y
remember
how
I
looked
for
existence,
fought
for
a
place
aw
poverty
ana
s.um
conuu..,
Well,
yester-
.
7..
tu.i..
ntirt
th
sons
of
St.
Oeorce
became
'
.
-....
.
.
in
the
sun,
with
ever
on
their
lips
the
cry
"St.
Oeorge
for
England."
St.
George
smiled
upon
them.
Af
ter
the
Napolednic
wars
came
the
Industrial
revolution
and,
with
It,
ACHING
FEET
PAINFUL
LEGS
If
jmt
feet
n
"limply
killinr
you"
oritur
leva
are
llrn
nd
painful,
mat
night
and
moraine
with
Bncklry'i
Whit
Kub.
Thi
must
Eire
quick,
laitini
rtlirf
or
doublo
jeur
money
bwkl
rrico
30e
and
5c.
,
.
,
.
T
day,
a'
I
put
on
a
vest
I
had
not
worn
soft
and
flabby
and
seU-omplac
tnp".
?nth7t
,n
vn
lhlnk
,
"Then
came
the
Great
War
and
f0rSeldl''
I
the
Empire
cast
aside
her
sloth
for
,r
Twa,TSf!eon
the
sight
of
the
trampling
of
Bel-..
N-
fundh
thee
U,
f11
dr0PPed
lhh?
V
glum
and
dishonored
treaties
arcus-
-have
ed
the
latent
slumbering
spirit
of
Jake
says
his
wife
was
the
only
one
in
the
family
that
made
a
bril-
again
became
lean
and
fit
and
""s
clear
of
eye.
Once
again
at
Ze-brugge
the
English
went
into
battlj
'
with
the
cry
of
"St.
George
for
Eng-
GROW
MOUE
FLAX
CAN3ERRA,
April
24
(CP)
Aid-
land"
on.
their
lips.
The
aUacklni
ed
by
the
Commonwealth
govern-dragon
was
sorely
wounded
and
rnent
Australian
farmers
have
been
beaten
back
to
his
mountain
lair
asked
to
plant
50,000
acres
lnflax
This
adrertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
CoDtrol
Hoard
or
by
U19
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Mrs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
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Ave.
Phone
568
Mrs.
J.
J.
Judge
and
Miss
but
not
to
die.
This
once
St.
George
In
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a
large
Increase
to
hslp
Lois
Judge
were
hostesses,
last
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Of
til
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improve-
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for
the
purpose
of
ctotainina-
a
George
found
that
his
sword
was
hannenmp-s
in
Greece
verv
eonfusmtr.
Thev
hear
the
ex-icrwn
omit
of
f
the
the
above
above
claim
claim.
travagant
claims
of
the
Germans
and
Italians
and
then
the
more
sober
statements
of,
the
British
and
they
wonder
what
to
believe.
We
have
to
remember
that
the
British
are
unable
to'
announce
anything
that
may
prove
helpful
to
the
enemy
and
for
that
reason
news,
is
sometimes
held
back
for
a
few
hours.
On
the
other
hand,
the
German
reports
are
always
exaggerated
and
so
colored
as
to
try
to
show-
up
the
Bri
Australia's
textile
Industrie.
night
at
a
delightful
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shower
tn
honor
of
Miss
Pepgy
iBlackhall
who
13
soon
to
be
married.
The
feature
of
the
evening's
proceedings
was
the
presentation
ts
the
bride-elect
of
a
teautlfully
decorated
box
of
gifts.
The
evening
w.ri
spsni
In
playing
cribbage
and
bingo
and
refreshments
were
served
from
an
attractively
pink
and
white
decorated
table.
Those
present
were
Mrs.
A.
E
Blackhall,
Mr,
.
C.
H.
Clay,
Mrs.
H.
Wilkinson,
Mrs.
H.
Varner.
Mrs.
F.
Scott,
Mrs.
Oscar
Sather,
Mrs.
Taylor.
Miss
Margaret
Adams
and
Miss
Mae
Peacchk.
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Shower
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Last
Night
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PHONE
13
24
Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
Used
Furniture
i
Mrs.
J.
J.
Judge
and
Daujhter
Are
rttory,
governmen'
jrve;.
:
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Hostesses
In
Honor
of
Miss
(reported.
The
b
rcl
Pecey
Illackhall
(be
realigned,
C
Bedroom
Dressers,
4
Beds"
complete
(
Brown
r,
J
8-Plff'
Dining
Room
Suites,
1
3-plece
Chesterfield
Suite,
4-Wood
'
Coal
Burning
Kitchen
Ranges,
2
Washing
Machines.
MISCELLANEOUS
2
Bicycles,
Z
English
Prams,
3
Convcrtable
Carriages,
Carrlafps.
1
Trlrvrle
2
itirli
s
MfiU
fitass
Mirrors
MOOSE
BUILDING
I'oldin-
ll"x5i
2
Clothes
Wringers,
3
Suits
of
Clothes,
size
40,
1
Suite
of
Clot1"
size
38,
1
Set
Books
of
Knowledge,
1
Singer
Sewing
Macho'
1
Crih.
2
Planna
S
r.rimniilinn
1
r.!(ir
1
Violin.
1
Trunk.
ELIO'S
Store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
to
3:30
p.m.
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Donnacona
Insulating
Boards
WALLBOARDS
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have
on
hand
large
stocks
of
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coal
to
suit
evuy
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a
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coai
is
careiully
screened
and
prepares
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and
.
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the
Queen.
Charlotte
Islands,
they
are
not
Kim
ablllt;
all
of
the
natural
oils
so.
necessary
to
long
life
ana
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SAND
CEMENT
GRAVEL
Philnott
F.vSrr
&
Co.
Ltd
PHONE".
651