4IO
H
..
id
Three
Shoppers
Spend
Fortunes
.
LONDON,
April
24:
(CP)
Three
young
women
In
London
spend
thousands
of
pounds,
weekly
buying
clothes
but
not
for
themselves.
The
trio,
Mrs.
Evelyn
Lawrence,
Miss
Norah
Greenhalgh
and
Miss.
Isabel
Catto,
daughter
of
Lord
Cat-to,
"run
the
purchasing
department
of
the
Women's
Voluntary
Services.
Their
Job
Is
to
provide
clothes'for
bomb
victims
and
evacuees.
,Th.e,
office
of
these
mass-purchasers
resembles
the
buying
room
of
a
department
store.
They
were,
trained-and
are
advised
by
heads
Scotch
Whisky
i
40
oz.-S5.60
26'2
oz.-$3.75
Old
Parr
Scotch
Whisky
is
hailed
by
thousands
who
like
their
Scotch
robust
yet
smooth.
For
that
real
Scotch
flavour
choose
Old
Parr.
It
comes
to
you
in
the
famous,
old-fashioned,
untippable
flagon.
MocDONAlD
GREENLEES
LIMITED,
IEITH,
SCOTLAND
This
advertisement
Is
not
publisher
or
displayed
by
the-
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of.
British
Columbia
of
.stores
and
are.
reputed
to
be
as
shrewd
buyers
as
professionals.
Here's
what
they
purchased
with
$267,000
provided
by.
the
Lord
Mayor
of
London's
air-raid
relief
fund:
outfits
for
7,750
men;
1,550
youths,
1,320
girls,
5,820
women,
970'
school
boys,
970
schoolgirls
and
950
Infants'
of
less
than
five.
Since
mass
buying
started
last
July,
the
organization
has
spent
$890,000.
Mrs.
Lawrence
found
it
cost
$15.75
to
provide
a
man
with
overcoat,
jacket,
trousers,
shirt,
pullover,
shoes1,
underwear,
socks
and
pyjamas.
Similar
outfits
for
a
youth
cost
$13.40.
;
Women's'outfits,
consisting
of
top
coat,
dress
shoes,
stockings,
under
wear,
corset
and
nightdress,
were!
owmany-
HAVE
YOU
READ?
The
Voyage
-
-
Morgan
Valley
of
the
Sun
.-
Kelland
Fanny
by
Gaslight
'.
Sadlier'
China
Trader
Spencer
No
Stone
Unturned,
..wj....
,
.....Lawrence
Sick
Heart
River
....t.:
Bucjuh
Out
of
the
Night
.;..L
van
Jalten
Sad
Cypress
.....;...c..X...;
-
Christie
Faked
passports
........i
.
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Wheatley
f
.
Casanovas
Women
'..v
Ersklnevr-
The'
Tragedy
of
Y-.
Queen
To
Sing
With
the
Angels
Hindus
Walking
the
Whirlwind
Knight
That
none
Should
Die
Slaughter
Mr.
Luctoris
Freedom
Young
Caravan
for
China
.r
,-.,,.......-
Stuart.
Pangerous
Water
Chambers
He
Looked
for
a
City
.......,.
Hutchinson
Random
Harvest
...
Hilton.'
A,
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KING
AND
QUEEN'
VISIT
CANADIAN
TROOPS
HEROIC
ROSTER
One
Woman
and
Nine
Men
Saved
40Q
Lives
in
Alr-Itaid
on
Liver-Pool
But
Lost
Their
Own
LIVERPOOL,
April
24:
(CP)
The
name
of
one
woman
Vera
Menzles
a
"part-time"
warden
is
among
nine
recorded
in
the
annals
of
her-
oic
self-sacrifice
when
a
German
aerial
bomb
exploded
in
this
British
port.
A
bomb,
on
landing,
became
wedged
in
the
woodwork
of
a
school
and
did
not
explode.
Concussion
had
not
been
great
enough
to
explode
It
but
If
it
had
slipped
It
would
have
struck
the
stone
floor
and
caused
a
considerable
number
of
casualties.
Although
bombs
were
still
drop
ping
the
woman
and
eight
men
rushed
to
the
school
and
within
20
minutes
had
evacuated
400
inhabi
tants
of
neighboring
houses
Adults
and
children
ran
to
safety
through
the
cold
and
falling
shell
spjlnters
in
their
night
clothes.
The
nine
then
returned
to
the
school
to
assure
themselves
every
one
had
left.
At
that
moment
an
other
bomb
landed,
its
concussion
setting
off
the
wedged
bomb.
There
was
a
terrific
explosion
and
the
gallant,
group
were
buried
under
the
debris.
They
all
perished.
The
names,
In
addition
to
Vera
Menzles,
are:
Constable
Trevor
and
Read,
part-time
wardens,
Charles
Gwilliam
and
George
Tye,
Fred
Barwlse,
William
Flemming,
aeorge
Dewar
and
Frederick
Smee.
CLOSING
ON
SATURDAYS
All
Stores
In
City
To
Cease
Busi
ness
At
G
P.
M.
Request
Of
Delegation
Is
Met
At
the
request
of
a
delegation
purporting
to
represent
ninety
ner-
cent
of
the
retail
merchants
of
the
city,
City
Commissioner
B.
C.
Bracewell,
sitting
as
a
city
council
last
night,
agreed
to
the
Introduc
tion
of
a
bylaw
without
delay
which
will
call
for
the
closing
of
I
retail
scores
in
tne
citv
at
6
o'clock
Saturday
evenings
as
well
as
on
other,
evenings
of
the
week.
Speaking
for
the
delegation,
C.
G.
Minns
said
that
about
a
year
ago
a
peti
tion
to
this
end
had
been
nresent-
ed
to
the
then
commissioner,
R.
S.
Gilchrist,
and
terms
of
a
new
bv-
law
had
been
settled
urion
but
evi
dently,
the
bylaw
for
some
rearon.
naa
Deen
shelved.
It
was
now
re-!
quested
that
It
be
enacted
without
delay.
Mr.
Bracewell
saw
no
oblectlnn
to
meeting
with
the
reauest
and
said
that
the
original
petition
now
In
Victoria
would
be
sent
back
to
Prince
Rurert
without
delav
nfw
iwhlch
Acting
City
Commissioner
u.
j.
Matheson
would
be
able
to
proceed
with
the
Duttine
through
of
the
bylaw.
The
delegation
consisted,
of
r.
G.
Minns,
D.
C.
McRae,
W.
F.
Stone,
W.
J.
Scott.
Alex
MacKen.
Je
and
Miss.
Beatrice
Bates.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
!
'
(By
The
Canadian
Press)
1
April
24,
1916
Troops
called
out
to
deal
with
rebel
rising
in
Ireland
In
which
Dublin
Post
OfLVe
was
seized,
British
attempt
to
send
sup.
pHef.
to
Kut-el-Amara
failed
when
ship
ran
aground
In
the
Tigris.
Turkish
camp
near
Quatla,
Egypt,
destroyed
by
British
bombs.
TRY
GUNN'S
Variety
Repairs
For
First
Class
Service
on
Bicycles,
Ilubbervare,
Tires,
Tubes,
Etc.,
Vulcanized
6th
St.
opp.
OK
Barber
Shop
Central
Hotel
Central
ITotel
Annex
150
Ileated
Rooms
Dot
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
Deeply
Interested
were
the
King
and
Queen
when
they
visited
units
of
Canadian
soldiers
training
in
England,
and
Thtir
Majesties
spent
a
very
busy
day
with
the
Dominion's
troops.
The
King
went
for
a
rough
and
uncushioned
ride
in
one
of
the
Bren
gun
carriers
used
by
the
Canucks,
and
he
is
shown,
top.
climbing
from
the
machine
with
Major-Gen.
Victor
Odium,
who
accompanied
him.
In
the
picture
below
Her
Majesty
is
reveiw-lng
troops
of
a
central
Ontario
regiment
drawn
up
for
her
inspection.
Major-Gen.
Odium
is
again
acting
as
guide
Tor
the
Royal
visitor.
Strange
Address
Easy
For
Postman
Letter
From
New
York
to
England
Is
Delivered
FOLKESTONE,
England,
April
24:
(CP)
A
letter
from
New
York
addressed
to
"Miss
Jane
Moore,
Southeast
coast
of
England,
whose
home
Is
nearest
enemy
a
bit
of
land
that
juts
out
Into
the
sea,
England,"
was
delivered
to
Miss
Joan
Moore,
15-year-old
daughter
of
WINSTON'S
.-77
WIFE
LIKES
ACTIVITY
War
Brings
Clementine
Churchill
Into
Public
Life
in
Various
Ways
LONDON,
April
24
(CP)
The
war
har,
brought
Clementine
Churchill,
a
ffrst-rate
platform
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
E.
Moore
of
Capel,
rZu
""'""
'ment.
The
tall
near
Folkestone.
curly-haired
wife
of
.
i
.
.
.
.
stain's
wartime
prime
mlnl.ter
,
A
picture
of
Miss
Moore
feeding
made
two
recent
broadcasts
chickens
in
her
garden
near
a
appealing
to
the
women
of
India
crashedGerman
airplane
was
re-
and
England
to
donate
woollens
producedln
a
New
York
newspaper.
for
civil
defence
workers
mus
trances
bimmonos
ot
wew
Daughter
I
of
the
late
Col.
Sir
II,
Mw
xu
u.m
wiUW:
a
M.
Hozler
and
Lady
Blanche
Offending
"Keep
your
chin
up
and
llvy
daughter
of
the
7th
Earl
of
fingers
crossed.
AMlne
Churchill
stumped
a
The
picture
caption
didn't
give
ereat
deal
for
her
husband
Miss.Moore's.
address.
But
the
post
early
political
career
but
stopped
the
address
on
letter.
j
......
ju
ia
anQ
a
.
nn
Miss
Simmonds'
KISS
YOUR
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
Peples
Many
Suffer
Low
Blood
Count
And
Don't
Know
It.
The
liffllnr
thins
bout
low
blood
count
la
that
you
can
weigh
about
aa
much
aa
you
ever
dideven
look
healthy
and
atronr.
yet
-you
can
feel
aa
if
you
had
lead
in
your
le,
dopey,
tired
and
pepless.
Low
blood
count
meana
you
haven't
got
enough
red
blood
eorpuaclea.
It
la
their
vital
lob
to
carry
life-giving
oxygen
from
your
lunga
throughout
your
body.
And
Jut
aa
it
Ukea
oxygen
to
explode
gaioline
in
your
car
and
make
the
power
to
turn
the
wheeli,
ao
you
must
have
plenty
of
oxygen
to
ex.
plode
the
energy
in
your
body
and
give
you
going
power,
Cct
Dr.
Willlama
Pink
PUla
today.
They
are
world-noted
for
the
help
they
give
In
Increasing
the
number
and
atrength
of
red
eorpuaclea.
Then
with
your
blood
count
UP,
you'll
feel
like
bounding
up
the
ataira
aa
if
you
were
floating
on
air.
Aak
yaur
druggiat
for
Dr.
William
Pink
Pill
today,
"OOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
(Section
28)
Notice
of
Application
for
11
Heer
l.!rrne
NOTICE
U
hefebv
Blven
that
on
the
auwrt
Land
Registration
DUtrlot,
in
(the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
the
i
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premises
or
elaewwhere.
,
,
DATED
this
28th
day
ot
March,
A
,D.
1D41,
JOHN
IIOSKIN3
Ajijil
leant,
nubile
speaking
until
13
years
later
when
shd
helped
their
son
Randobh
in
a
.Commons
campaign.
wartime
activities
of
the
prime
minister's
wife
have
Included
the
opening
of
Birmingham;;
war
loan
week
and
a
recreation
club
for
New
Zealand
troops
In
London,
andl
visits
to
bombed
areas.
(
Outlook
on
Life
Mrs.
Churchill
finds
life
in
Eng
land
today
"thrilling"
and
says
she
Is
"glad
to
be
alive'
at
this
moment
of
our
history."
But
she
hastens
to
add
that
"I
do
not
mean
for
a
moment
that
life
is
in
the
least
enjoyable.
We
are
quite
literally
living
under
the
shadow
of
death."
The
prime
minister's
wife
is
a
handsome,
graceful,
gray-eyed
woman,
who
looks
so
young
that
she
nas
Deen
taken
for
the
66-year-'
old
prime
minister's
secopd
wife.
She's
fond
of
British
tweeds
and
iwears
them
with
British
noncha
lance.
These
days
she
llveo
in
the
country
away
from
the
Illicit
oY
bombs'
but
comes
to
London
ev6ry
few
qays
ior
a
Drier
"look
In"
at
10
9th
dav
nf
Mav.
A.
D.
1941.
the
under-
Down1nr
R
front
signed
Intend
to
ejjply
Liquor
1
whori
ln
trip
Plm.
ii.t
,
VTime
minister
Control
Board
for
license
In
reapectl
7:nen
makes
of
premises
being
port
ot
a
building
.
a
big
speech
In
Commons
she
takes
known
m
the
Belmont
iiwei,
itua,ts!a
seat
in
the
gallery
where
Churc-
t
727
Third
Avenue,
Went.
Prince
Hup-
....
,
,
f,
,e
v'nur(-'
ert.
upon
tne
landa
described
m
Lot
nu1'
glancing
upward
as
he
warms
Noa.
6
nd
6,
Block
No.
32,
Beotion
i,
.into
his
oratorical
pace,
can
catch
rruiornri
.T
.
line
aDDrOV
M
Ce&turfl
nf
W
lifted
hand,
A
"spot"
costs
,
you
only
half
8
dollar.
Trv
it
In
ti
nn,,
ht.
...
Au.tj
iicwa
'clas,slfled
column.
(tf)
mm
mm
MADC
IN
CANADA
No
Relation
To
Lady
Nick
Pep-Producing
Nicotinic
Vitamin
Should
Not
be
Confused
With
Tobacco
NEW
YORK,
April
24:
(CP)-As
an
example
of
the
tough
job
ahead
of
health
defence
campaigners,
take
the
case
of
nicotinic
acid.
That'3
a
pep-produclng
vitamin
In
the
B
complex.
It
Is
present
In
many
foods
especially
in
some
fish,
vegetables
and
wheat.
But
it's
been
milled
out
of
fine
white
flour
for
years.
Recently
a
newspaper
explained
how
it
miraculously
cured
pellagra,
how
It
built
pep,
energy
and
morale.
Into
the
newspaper
poured
a
tic-luge
of
letters.
The
writers
suspected
they
were
being
told
to
devour
nlcltlne
and
fiery
acid.
Nicotinic
acid
Is
not
nicotine,
nor
L?
It
more
than
mildly
acid.
Women
Workers
Salvage
Paper
Are
Exclusively
Encaged
In
Work
In
London
collection
of
waste
paper.
This
LONDON,
April
24:
(CP)--Seven'
enthusiastic
women
salvage
collectors
were
Invited
to
tea
at
the.
Ministry
of
Supply.
They
are
em-.
1
1
.
....
They
enjoy
their
Job,
at
which
they
are,
pioneers,
and
have
acquired
the
knack
of
hanging
to
the
backs
of
salvage
trucks
even
when
per
averaj,
baking
travelling
over
bum-,
J
high
speed,
They
X
A
I
hour
day,
earning
$10
w1
were
domestic
tea
packers,
one
a
t-A
ana
me
otnpr
nit
.....
1
1
J.
Bromfield,
Refect
dent,
mm
v.t
I
.
lAPt
ITAnApnl
1
11
.
.
1
inrougn
caii-ups
thi,
necessary.
Advertise
in
the
Diq
.
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Onuiia,
Ditial
reapakl
trittl
t
Canada
I
Bod.
&J
piuyea
oy
me
oorougn
ot
iiamp-.
don
in
your
own
fiTouritcmi?
aicau
ana
are
engagea
oniy
ior
tne
book
11
lif
(postpiid).
Qnui:
'fitrn
ConitrftHCno'
Wf:
lit
11
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1
f.ll.uiL
IT'S
UP
TO
YOU
TO
FILL
THE
HANKS
JOIN
THE
ARM)
NOW!
There
Is
urgent
need
for
men
to
serve
in
the
Canadian
If
you
are
between
18
and
45
and
are
physically
fit
t!'
place
is
in
the
ranks.
SKILLED
TRADESMEN
There
are
also
vacancies
for
skilled
tradesmen
and
opp"1
for
young
men
to
receive
training
that
will
prove
invaluak
later
life.
FOR
FULL
PARTICULARS
APPLY
TO
YOUR
NEAREST
RECRUITING
OFFICER
RECRUITING
OFFICER
Bay
Street
Armouries,
Victoria
RECRUITING
OFFICER
Seaforth
Armouries,
Vancouver
Cranbrook
..
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D.
Phllpot,.D.S.O.,
O.B.E.
Vernon
Lt.-Col.
A.
C.
Sutton,
D.S.O.
Vernon
Lt.-Col.
Cr
W.
Husband
Trail
capt.
A.
II.
Huglll
Prince
George
Major
R.
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