PAQH
TWO
RUNNERS
and
CAMPACS
To
suit
every
need
and
style
from
Infants'
to
Men's
and
Ladies'
National
Service
Criticism
Met
in
Composition
or
crepe
soles.
Cam
pacs
are
in
a
class
by
themselves.
Agents
for
Penman's
Hosiery
Jack
&
Jill
Shoes
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
If
the
Canadian
young
men
prefer
that
method
there
seems
to
be
no
good
reason
why
they
should
not
be
drafted
for
national
service.
If
Canada
is
worth
living
in,
it
should
be
worth
living
for
and,
if
necessary,
dying
for.
To
select
the
men
who
are
needed
for
the
defence
service
would
seem
to
be
much
better
than
to
plead
with
them
to
join
the
Canadian
forces.
All
would
then
be
treated
as
equals.
If
this
recruiting
campaign
is
not
successful,
there
is
only
one
thing
to
do
and
we
hope
the
administration
will
see
that
it
is
done.
Now
that
Prime
Minister
Churchill
has
given
the
view
of
the
recent
military
operations
in
the
Mediterranean,
we
shall
likelv
hear
little
more
of
the
criticism
they
have
done
a
major
part
of
the
fighting.
Spies
and
Traitors
"The
arrest
and
conviction
of
a
Nazi
spy,
who
was
and
officials
nf
thp
nnvol
infolli
ii(vviiifvin,t
ucjjsi
tuiciii.
nave
not
,
been
,
lulled
into
.
a
sense
of
false
security
because
so
little
evidence
of
espionage
in
British
Columbia
has
appeared
during
the
last
few
weeks,"
says
the
News
Herald.
"Scores
of
rumors
and
suspicious
circumstances
are
constantly
being
traced
to
their
source,
sifted
and
examined
with
the
intelligence
and
the
minutest
care,
for
every
arrest
that
is
made.
Yet,
on
the
other
hand,
there
is
no
need
for
panic.
prices.
Phone
Clothiers.
fmind
l'n
nnSCOOOlnn
nf
nlnno
TT,v,l,,r,l,
1
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One
2rt
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mirlni
John
John
la
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i
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gas
3s
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engine,
mp.dlum
medium
dutv.
duty,
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WINGS
FROM'
CANADA.
XhZ
i
Contributed
to
the
Canadian
Victory
Loan
Campaign
by
William
H.
Summers,
cartoonist
ot
the
Buffalo
Evening
News.
PIONEER
IS
DEAD
James
Reid
Nelson
Passes
Away
A
Wistaria
After
I-ong
Illness
of
the
loss
of
Crete
following
the
loss
of
the
campaign
in'
largest
ZTAJStilt
gatherings
of
H'Z
mourners
n?Jt
In
Ai.
i
il
ti
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i
i-i.
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i
1
1
ii
At
rate
the
British
and
well
reece.
m
any
fought
bravely
tne
hLstory
of
Wistaria
met
here
memory
of
James
Reid
Nelson,
one
of
the
most
esteemed
pioneers
in
the
district.
After
many
years
of
suffering
which
he
bore
with
patience
and
cheerfulness,
he
succumbed
on
Friday
morning.
1908.
The
circulation
of
baseless
rumors
thnt
f
his
nnnsftuTinnnvJ
rtti
after
shop
keepers
combed
with
spies
and
saboteurs
is
a
gross
disservice
to
Dairy.
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;tei4ff
"Sln
ihnna
urlin
am
n,ni,l
i
:ui
e
l
h
'
snop-Keepers
were
fined
for
violat-
Zlni
"
m
,
ii
"B
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,
lr
u"-
inese.WANTED-Neat,
efficient
girl
to
do
lnB
Nazi
government
price
laws.
Trunin.
TTiinc
vnc
urresu
ui
a
spy
wno
aumilS
niS
guilt
is
unusual
there
are
still
far
too
many
rumor-mongers
in
Vancouver
who
delight
in
spreading
alarmist
stories
and
in
repeating
sentiments
that
must
hinder
the
fulfillment
of
our
maximum
war
effort.
"In
Britain
posters,
are
displayed
everywhere
especially
where
men
are
likely
to
discuss
the
conduct
and
course
of
the
war
advising
them
of
the
danger
of
repeating
unfounded
and
hasty
words.
Scores
of
cases
havo
been
brought
to
notice
in.
which
a
baseless
rumor
of
the
circulation
of
facts
concerning
movement
of
troops
or
ships
have
caused
the
deaths
of
scores
of
innocent
men
and
the
wreckage
of
homes.
While
few
of
these
notices
have
been
posted
in
Vancouver
the
whispering
campaign
has
been
the
subject
of
many
warnings
by
the
authorities.
"Not
all
the
spies,
are
in
the
pay
of
the
enemy.
Some
of
the
most
dangerous
are
the
unwitting
men
and
women
who
would
scorn
the
suggestion
of
treachery.
Eternal
vigilance
on
the
part
of
everyone
is
the
price
of
our
light
housework.
Must
be
able
ttf
cook.
Phone
Red
923.
(138)
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LOST
Pair
of
glasses
in
black
leather
case
on
Sunday
between
11:00
and
12::00
a.m.
.on
railway
track
between
dry
dock
and
cold
storage.
Reward.
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815.
(136)
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!
f
over
250
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PRESENT
IS
MADE
Mr.
Nelson
was.
born
In
1886
in
Toughlcmney,
County
Down,
Nor-
Jrisli
Fusiliers
Gift
To
102nd.
I!os
thern
Ireland
and
Jcame
to
Canada'
.
pital
At
Barrett
Point
Fort
in
1907,.
setiW'tn
Wistaria
in!
'
'
:
,!rrr-
,
,
w.....Ko.
J
'
ca"llua,'
"Vri
unJlTO
wnurcn
on
smv
a,lr-
munity
attending,
also
many
from
'
"
n;VtnTinn
iridi
,
,
both
campaigns
were
necessary
m
the
steadying
up
of
the
noon
to
nay
final
tribute
to
the
BnAe,
Pallln2
and
surround-
2.
fvJJSJ
5
2Lii2S
Fusiliers
K
(Vancouver)
Regiment.
fiprmaii
mnvp
rnu'ar1
Ruer
Mmv
xva
nro
wnnrWmrr
n-hcf
:
ing
.
districts.
The
f.,,i
funeral
services
cuc
will
be
the
next
move
in
that
part
of
the
world.
Preponderant
Part
-
Dr.
Goebbels
had
been
saying
that
the
forces
from
'Australia
and
New
Zealand
have
been
fighting
battles
for
the
English.
To
meet
this
accusation
it
became
necessary
for
Prime
Minister
Churchill
to
tell
Parliament
that
nearly
ninety-four
per
cent
of
the
casualties
so
far
in
this
war
were
from
the
British
Isles.
Yet
we
had
seldom
heard
of
the
fighting
done
by
these
British
home
forces.
We
always
hear
of
the
South
Africans,
Australians,
Now
Zea-
FOR
SALli
The
church
was
filled
to
capacity
d
a
BarreU
po,nt
Fort
1th
practically
the
whole
com-
:Ua
...
.
K
were
conducted
by
Rev.
Adam
Crisp.
Burns.
Lake,
who
paid
tribute
to
the
fine
spirit
and
helpful
influence
of
the
deceased
upon
all
who
knew
him.
sung,
these
being
to
Thee"
"Rock
'Maahah
Ik
fit
commanding
the
102nd.
Heavy
Bat-
;
1
tery,
one
oi
the
latest
and
most
effecient
types
of
infra
red
lamps
for
use
in
the
hospital
at
Barrett.
Tlt
licofill
att
tmm
Ihi
Trleh
'
Hymns
toyed,
by
Mr.
Nelson
were
Col"
TaMlen
tQ
the
Batt
j
N
litl
ijr
Rlirntf
.tut.
of
Ages"
and,
of
'iu-
the
u
derson
played
the
accompaniment
The
pallbearers
were
nome
tolk
want
to
know
What
they
are
doing.
They
have)
couches,
chesterfields,
unpainted
tributes
were
sent
by
relati
all
done
Wonderful
fighting
along
with
the
English
and
.
chests
and
drawers,
beds,
springs
friends.
bCOttlSh
and
Irish
but
no
one
Who
knOWS
WOUld
SUfftresti
and
mattresses
at
very
low
Deceased
is
survived
by
his
wife,
tV.n
that
1,..
1
J
:
!
.
IL
"
presented
to
Major
C.
V.
Evitt,
I
is
in
appreciation
amicable
relations
whi;h
-Abide
Wth
Mf
Mfc,
Dons
An.
W
iTnlti
,
and
the
excellent
care
and
yes;
attention
We.Repair
Water
Pipes,
Roofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected.
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
$1.50
Chimneys
Swept
$2.50
HANDY
MAN
nOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
735
Clean-Up
Paint-Up
Make
Repairs,
!
Build
We
can
supply
all
the
materials
for
a
new
home
or
for
additions
to
the
old
one.
Call
in
and
talk
It
over
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
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111
in
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JJ.
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the
Barrett
Hospital
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theh
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...
"eighteen
months
stay
in
Prinw
.
FOR
SALE
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mechanic's
Harrison
sr.
Rupert
tools,-
2
cross
cut
saws,
3
Rem-
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was
in
the
Wistaria'
n-,rrlt
Pn.(
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typewriters,
studio
Cemetery.
Many
beautiful
floral
flnp
,hpri
hnenU,
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The
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Auxiliary
of
the
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faithful
nurse
and
con-l,
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companion
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'urrushlng
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Barrett
hos-
Nelson,
Ireland,
and
WilV
one
0101-Ci
u-
v
luveruuie.
i
Arranging
3
blades
heavy
duty,
propellor
shaft
and
stuffing
box's
hronze,
with
clutch.
Everything
c6mplete
to
set
in
boat.
Made
by
Gray
Motor
Co.
In
good
running
condition.
Price
$150.00.
Apply
to
J.
R.
Stanyer,
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HazeltonJ
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The
United
States
Navy
has
the
rani
of
Commodore.
RUN
ON
WOOD
OAS
Sweden
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nearly
50.000
vehicles
running
on
gas
from
wood
or
pital
with
eaulDment.
sunniios
nnri
I
f
lirnlclllriara
nMf4
I.
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now
busy
in
the
same
at
Frederick
Evening
Dance
Cruise
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Refreshments
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Hospital
Scene
Wins
In
Window
Display
Contest
fOND5
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Accommodation
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com:
i.
SPORT
CHAT
Co-Eds
Baseball
are
leading
the
atj
League
at
Kambcm
having
won
two
games
so
far
reason,
ana
jasmg
none
Hudan
It
Is
announced
that
the
winner
Bay
has
won
one
gam
and
ua
of
the
Victory
Loan
Campaign,
win-
cne.
Elks
have
failed
u
win
.
dow
display
competition
was
tut.
game
so
far
and
have
H.
S.
Parker.
Itie
prize
was
a
framed
D'iture
of
the
King
and
Queen
now
on
display
In
her
win
dow.
Mrs.
Parker's
display
was
an
effective
scene
depicting
a
hospital
room
In
bomb-stricken
London
'Oil
tWO
In
the
last
scheduled
.t.
Hudson
Eay
won
a
7
to
2
victory
over
Elks.
Ronald
BregolLss
pished
(or
the
Bay
while
Oordon
Bregcia
and
llec
MacKenzie
urj
ir.ura
duty
for
the
Elks.
with
an
army
nurse
and
cot
containing
a
baby
bprablng
victim.
It
Kamloopg
had
a
vUi
lan
ml
was
an
undoubtedly
outstanding
from
Ken
black,
tar.uj
ia
aca-arrangement.
teur
golf
champion,
ai
1
a
nzz:i
Mrs.
Parker
was
picked
winner
crowd
of
enthuuwt.'-
ot
the
Royal
(by
six
Judges
working
Independent-
and
Ancient
Oame
aihered
on
the
jy.
.
nuns
en
maase
vo
f.cv
n
a
;.i
a;-
Honorable
mention
from
the
tlon.
Only
a
couple
ot
bad
trtaki
Judges
was
given
to
Northern
El-
fcopt
the
chairlon
from
breaking
ectrlc
Co.,
Oordon
&
Anderson,
the
course
record
of
sever.'j
a.r
McRrae.
Bros.,
Doltar
Btore,
Mrx
i
flrtnered
with
Fred
h
win
r.r
won
imlth's
Flower
Shop
and
Ben's
over
T.
A.
Clark
and
C
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up
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an
exhibits
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foursome,
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