iod
Th'
icr
.Jay.
May,
29,
l04l.
rnsuxiE?
HEWS'
FIRST
VISIT
ESS
SERVICE
IS
OF
CANADIAN
iout
tfl
)ur
by
X
It-PC
way
the
ragfl
fiocj
Coin!
ccunry
ll
Hi
lb"
jjaod!".
f;m
Oer-he
fact
thit
they
were
ha.
Hi
wtver,
nothing
hap
:
n
jvos
os
oa:rn
oa:rn
ai
all
export,
as
this
so
perhaps
it
YES.'
We
Repair
Water
Pipes,
Roofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
Etc.
OH
Burners
Cleaned
H-50
Chimneys
Swept
$2.50
nANDY
MAN
IIOME
SERVICE
Thone
BLACK
735
Make
Our
Store
Your'
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
PHONE
517
Tom
Lee
&
Son
HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS
they
must
be
hitting
about
the
even
hundred
part
of
the
time.
1
-
,
:
.
.
practlce
and
to
"see
that
each
one
girae,
the
British
government
TO
ENGLAND
r-ssi-55
z'
1U
W1illlM?1,2Se:
ounces
butter.
16
ounces
bread,
etc.
tlonh,
Country's
Defence
Neurly
fjwe
charged
with
ball
and
lating
the
militia,
"All
I
mate
per
Offif'
fir
lint
Arrived
Writes
Impressions
Of
Country
As
He,
Sees
It
LONDOtf
STREET
THAFFIC
per
day
but
the
bread
has
vitamin
His
n
In
I'm
nr.f
it
is
said
to
be
exceptionally
good
lor
one.
we
nave
no
irult
Juices,
no
no
fruit,
iruu,
and
ana
very
very
lilt
little
e
canned
canned'
arrival
uie.ouner
says.
.
.
flbout
W,
caught
on
of
those
cuckoo
,nches
wJde
and
t
dont
knQW
0
t
ains
to
;
camp
and
al-
En::
th
meanl
of
the
TOrd
..Insula.
look
like
the
clear
thcu-b
they
t,on
Howcver
u
wams
up.nlceiy
family,
much
like
a
jfcC.?
for
a
durln(?
he
day
Ume
and
we
(cwl)
in
the
automobile
J
nf-nke
th-rest
of
them
.
get
used
to
it
fca,
)
UtUe
compartments
holding
cn
8?lc-e
hn;.
he
kids
could
not
tram
CU:
ir
we
ran
vnruug
.
u
whatsoever
of!
air
ratds
cn
tne
way
nere
-
Ku;;
J
had
d;xaslon
to
f
drcp
although
iLTh
the
w
lad
frhKS2
had
drop-
a
trip
1
into
London
ye
'W
o
,.4
f,
w
In
one
nf
the
towns
e
.
u
.
"
.
1
i
1
w
hambed
areas
but
nownere
near
as
S3,
r.hrou7h
about
an
hour
oeiore
one
haye
imag,ned
f(
tllCre.
rr-u
nlnlit
Virt
In
!inflnn
anH
nn
'One
I
n
m
y
these
bfock
ar
a.
of
a
few
jftp
m
anrr
wc
d
dn
t
have
a
diner
past
Hyde
Park.
Regent
X-V'Z
Z.
StreSJrafalgar
Square.
Piccadilly
;
...slor
tn.
rcaa,
nowever.
were
j
th
more
7
dt-en
and
served
buns
and
J
no
to
?
Why
anyone
in
Entlan
tn
a
bad,
dam
5
PerJ
fcsuw
annK
or
serve
couee
hap,
the
corner
of
a
three
storey
W
know
because
In
the
first
f
broken)
,..!
i'
r
.i't
remotely
related
to
btho
t
nnH
npxt
rt
to
and
while
tea
Is
served
-
-
scaldln-hot
rhey
always
serve
cof-
""fcmi,p
nn,
most
of
he
wln.
;e
lukewarm.
They
think
these
were
broken
.
dUr
are
funny
fellow
l
,
ent
along
as
usual.
Thpv
hv
reil
eoffee.
all
the
"
.
'
it
appearea
vo
me
mat
nie
nun
.
.
.
.
.
.
a
,,
branL''.
but
11
c.e.rta.,nJv
would
have
to
keep
up
for
about;
mi
n
Tote
me
same,
milk
oe
tn
t
h5
has
W
-
y
put
up
.for
export.
Their
J
h
f
an'
Sec'.-
1
t'.iiwr
up
f
;
up.
I
re;
fn
tc;i
f
p'
not,,a,tcK
llke
ours
impression
One
cf
fleer
was
telling
I
must
have
been
made
.
mm
.
ni
wna
nn
the
the
worst
worst
blitz
blitz
vet
yet
when
when
140
i4Ui
all
11
...
evens
of
.
.
,
nhn.t
cfrmDS
uruuuuu
in
un
uwuv.
...
,
.
..
the
'
size
of
a
small
prairie
town.
Itt
Quito
a
kick
out
of
the
,
f
nn,1t!M
nn(.
.vrs
here.
Tlicy
are
about
.
,
Wf
h1lt
th-
1
ina
nhout
flvp
feet
hleh
...
-
1
"
"
...
total
casualties
auer
a
iuui
iuui
.,
,
and
nvi
a
fUUr
wheels
with
hand
.
.
M.
nno
t,n.ar
old
mu
Brake
They
go
like
a
bat
out
of
'
-
h
d
,
manner
orj
Le
V'ki;Ile!r
tr.a'"S
bUtJ
ha?v!l
ether
wandered
In.
Admittedly
not
-v..
U1C
iuiiiu...
uuw
11-,
nipaS!,nt
sluht
to
see
ti
U1VU
Jtlil
f
o5tv
w
bombed
uJH
around
Perhan,
they
have
larger
.
;f
tlme;men.
money
and
idditi"
.td.
ONE
l
i
pieces
of
machinery
.
.
u,j
u
nrt
rnn
k
t
j
j
1
11
rvM
"''
w.o
UUI,
x
uiuiii
see
uiem.
iiicjf
h,
M
could
teach
our
engineers
how
to
nan
and
stop
a
train
and
their
Driving
In
London
a
i
jple
and
helr
trains
run
at
"Although
driving
n
Chicago
was
tough
to
start
with
It
Is
mild
bcu,
65
to
70
miles
per
hour,
Wey
have
compared
to
this
Motor
cycles
one
train,
'
they
tell
me,
th.
.....I.
I...
hahv
Austins
and
many
even
smaller
cars,
huge
lorries,
bicycles,
.
-
nnd
Dedestrlans
all
on
what
I
Central
Hotel
Central
ITotcl
Annex
150
Heated
Rooms
Hot
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
rilONE
657
would
say
was
the
wrong
side
of
the
road
and
all
going
to
beat
hell.
It's
tough
on
the
nerves
and
any
people
who
can
drive
through
traffic
like
that
wouldn't
be
bothered
by
a
mere
air
raid.
They
tell
me
that
licenses
are
Issued
on
the
basis
of
horsepower
not
wheel
base
That
is
why
99
percent
of
the
cars
are
In
the
baby
class
from
8-12
horsepower
and
with
a
wheel
base
of
60-80
inches
mostly
on
motor-'cycle
wheels.
My
Nash
with
110
v.r,rco
nvn-er
would
Icost
me
$400
a
year
for
license
and
besides
that
petrol
is
rather
on
the
expensive
side
even
in
peace
time.
"ThP
TndLins
must
have
learned
''from
the
English
In
the
matter
or
They
never
go
nvpr
or
throueh
anything
that
they
orminrl
In
tlll.1
man's
I
.
.
1
1ama
Irnnmn
tn
country
ana
in
nu
man
is
there
any
roadway
In
the.
I
British
Isles
with
a
straightaway
of
over
150
yards.
Beautiful
trees
line
the
roads
which
probably
av-.mm
AWhtPPn
feet
in
width
with
I
cross
roads,
farm
entrances,
here,
there
and
everywhere.
These
blr
cycles
would
drive
you
nuts.
Still
It's
a
great
country
ana
worui
coming
to.
w
?irp
tn
TPt
five
days
landing
rm
broke
and
won't
be
1
.taking
mine
for
some
time,
wnen
I
do
I
expect
to
go
to
ueiana
or
northern
Scotland.
A
nice
quiet
I
rest
In
some
country
inn
looks
good
to
me
after
working
for
the
.past
ten
months.
wan
t
hnven't
told
you
much
'outside
the
foVt
that
I
think
I
am
t
...
.
1
1
tirst
n
f
A
'tjolng
to
like
jaigiana.
c
'starting
to
work
next
week.
A
rcouple
of
air
raid
alarms
so
far
but
no
noise."
390
Years
Ago
Bv
GLADYS
ARNOLD
Staff
Writer
wimiriw
rin
inn
mo
rr
or
artri
"
-
.
.
-
.
.-.
.
.
militia
regulations
were
sent
out
was
commanded
to
sell
arms
to
,
by
Governor
d'Allleboust
to
"Pierre
them'
and
"take
in
payment
good
Boucher,
captain
0
the
Inhabitants
genuine
wheat
at
the
rate
of
50
1AM0mT3
r!iTfc7
of
Three
Rivers."
He
was
told
to
sous
the
busnei
ana
in
sau
von
I
I
I
Mr
I
II
Si
i
K
Y
see
to
it
that
drill
took
place
as
the
regular
price."
VsVsil&
J.JU
x
oIten
possible
Including
target
in
1758,
after
the
change
of
re-
pass-
.t,nt
"
Tn
onsurp
that
the
inhabl-
cnne
ninnters.
Inhabitants
ana
OUUU.
,
".
'
tants
did
notseH
or
otherwise
dls-
their
servants
between
the
ages
of
pose
of
their
arms,
Capt.
Boucher
ie
and
60
residing
in
this
province
Canadian
Bimuian
Press
rio
mi
.t..v.
runner
lrysiruciea
vo
vwit
ruuu
Nova
scoua
siiau
ucai
OTTAWA.
-----
-
May
29:
(CP
1
Canada
nome
regularly
and
check
up
on
the
duly
attend
all
musters
and
mlli-
1.
-
1..
onturnlnc
triine
"
-
.niFoo
thir
rpsrv.tlve
llxi
y
caullo
v....
-
1
Orders
from
Louis
companies
.
.
.
three
months
time
.
cvmii
hp
allowed
-
to
every
son
after
....
,.
...
'
twrt
r-
j.u
.nl.
.v.-
n,,
-.1
11
civc
Ul
wic
In
in
1669
lew
a
a
letter
wun
.
from
irum
King
in
s
T
Louis
f
.,,,
-
o
to
16
.
years
and
d
-to
to
'
every
r
ser
er.
Mlv
's
V.
y.
this
to
coruertot
defence
,.
,
.
power
Canada
But
Visitor
Says
He
are
now.
we
will
soon
have
u
lots
of
fore3Phas
been
on
tfae
statute
books
of
France
instructed
compulsory
'd
themselves
Think.,
He'll
Like
It
transport
and
be
away
to
the
races.
n
eameiiSo
being
un-
service.
inVo
1I1VU
VUnii-
j
-we
are
quartered
in
a
oeautiiul
dpr
lhp
Frpnch
reime
and
U
fully
popuiauon
De
oiviaea
tui.v-
nanips
panics
and
and
captains,
captains,
lieutenants
lieutenants
part
-
of
England
-
and
it
is
Just
the
described
ui.ucu
in
...
documents
recenUy
--
ac-
-
Afm
xhemselves
A
relative
01
a
lacai
iaay,
wno
.
rr
;
s.altprn-
anDolnted
to
wltl
with
He
He
ordered
ordered
that
that
the
the
whole
whole
J
ammnnltlon."
ammunition,"
the
the
ac
act
(fn
AAT(1
th.
-nk
-
eaptain
n
a
-
-f
Qa
"
-
eond
them.
Thoe
easily:
as-
The
att
provided
that
"every
en
C-
"
;
'YL1
quatters.
where
they
ley
tell
tell
me
me
sol-
sol-
rni
I,
of
rcrresnondence
ocrresnondence.
recu-
reeu-
sembled
sembled
were
were
to
10
meet
meet
once
once
a
a
month
mourn
nueo
Mrted
soldier
soimer
be
ue
rrovlded
wun
'
11r
-
v
;
FAOZJTTO
12oz.$1.20.
25ol$2.30-
40ol$3.40
HHHHHMHHHni
"JUST
THAT
MUCH
BETTER'
Thl.
advertisement,
is
noi
publisi-.eci
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
been
quartered
since
winn.
,nH
in
arwArninc
Canada's
m
their
own
amncis
ior
ami
m
musKei
gun
or
uzu
nui,
....
tulet
tne
ateis
free
01
caarge.
ihe
Crimean
war.
There
are
some
first
tnintarv
historv
beginning
in
handling
arms.
Wrote
th?
king:
three
feet
Inn?
in
the
barrel
iwo
penaUies
fcr
not
attending
military
u..
1
.,..,.
1
1
i
7
.
J
.
r.'
T
loowo
It
in
vcmr
liiftsment
to
as-
imrp
flint
12
charges
of
POWder
iirfaH
flnor
nnrl
tin.
bcuutuui
luwci
kuc3
auu
ui
1551
and
carrying
uirougn
to
ue
j---
-
wutuw
uwuui.u
"
semble
onlv
those
who
can
do
It
and
ball
on
penalty
of
40
.shillings
v,ir
nrisnnment.
t
.
tne
.
..
.:.
:
...
.
:
uc8'""fit
U1
'c
-
nfv,
imnriKrm-
r
.
.
aaiioaus
wim
a
lot
01
ana
re"""
"u"":
"
tvvu
"c
"
"-""
"
.
.
every
aay
When
in
1777
it
was
ordained
that
,
T
f,td
mSt
cs
names
I
couldn't
tell
S,2
63
years
m
ordW
that
.mo
re
Urn
.is
not
los
wW,
Irbor.
fx-
want
of
jp
.uDV.d
most
enjoyable
enjoyable
heads
which
thould
be
devoted
to
the
r
SUCh
arms."
,,
v
,
eat
and
t
nk
and
1
age
wa
or
cnlthratton
of
their
citlzens
were
cbll?ed
to
d!tUon-
"
W0Vttl?
f
rei
nlht.
at
least
we
think
so.
and
7
.nl
.
1
nn
Jrt
lands."
their
own
firearms
and
antmuni-
cf
a
Canadian
to
mat
...
.
.
f
.
u
.
.
.
In
order
der
thaf
that
tho,
tho?
whn
whn
h;-d
h:.d
n0
no
Uon
uon
as
as
well
wen
as
as
serve
roewu
without
re
In
1777
Quebec
came
under
slml
lar
military
regulations.
OPTiniTTIC.
ANYWAY
To1i,
Vim
onn-Minprl
n'ar
BEST
HAIF
IOQ
Cannda
s;aU?s
up
half
oS
North
Amel:an
cntincnt.
tli?
FAVORS
NO
PAY
LONDON.
Mav
39:
CP
Secretary
for
War
MarneaTon
is
not
In
favor
of
pavlnK
Home
Guard
com-
for
manding
officers,
even
though
they
V.m
'
.Z
,
,v,.,
hni.
Hm
to
their
ivum
room
ul
about
the
dz8
of
our
old
par-
,icn
Archivist
Gustave
Lam-tot.
money
might
buy
arms
Aubcrt
de
muneration
while
res
dentsr
bo
n
1942
'
'
AUe.
.
On
June
6,
1C51.
Canada's
first
la
Chesnaye,
mercnant
01
yueoec
aim
ui.w.,
"
for
AP.TIUP
mi
SERVICE
RATES
OF
PAY
IN
THE
RANKS
$1.30
per
Day
with
Board,
Lodging,
Clothing,
Medical
and
Dental
care
provided.
EXTRA:
(1)
Rates
varying
from
25f
to
75f
per
day
for
skilled
tradesmen
while
employed.
(2)
Dependent
Allowances
in
Cash:
$35
to
wife,
$12
each
per
month
for
2
children
only
3
dependents
per
soldier.
DEPARTMENT
JOIN
CANADA'S
ACTIVE
ARMY
NOW
t
Yes,
guns,
tanks,
armoured
.cars,
mechanized
equipment
;
every
description
await
YOU
to
send
them
thundering
down
the
road
to
victory.
This
is
the
opportunity
you
have
been
wanting
the
chance
to
talk
to
the
Hun
in
the
only
language
he
understands.
So
join
up
NOW
for
ACTION
Overseas
in
old
England,
or
wherever
the
enemy
rears
his
head.
The
Canadian
Active
Army
requires
men
for
Artillery,
Engineers,
Signals,
Armoured
Cars,Tanks,
Infantry,
Transport
and
Supply,
Medical
and
Ordnance
and
other
branches
of
the
Service.
The
Army
is
prepared
to
teach
many
trades,
and
to
train
you
to
efficiently
handle
Canada's
weapons
of
war.
Apply
to
Nearest
DISTRICT
RECRUITINO
OFFICE
or
Any
Local
Armory
Go
to
your
nearest
District
Recruiting
Office.
Find
out
about
these
Units;
bow
they
work,
what
they
do.
See
just
where
you'll
fit
in.
See
where
any
particular
skill
you
possess
can
best
be
utilized.
Then
join
up
for
ACTION.
OF
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
CANADA
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