Up
,v
May
30,
1941.
y
yetIre
sc
ofsAper
saesner-
HIGH
SPEED
BUT
NO
HIGH
PRESSURE!
The
only"hi5h
pressure"
the
Minute
Men
use
is
the
pressure
they
put
into
polishing
glass.
Their
service
is
adjusted
to
fit
each
customer's
schedule.
If
you're
in
a
hurry.they
rush
you
through
in
nothing
flat!
If
you
have
more
time
they
check
your
car
carefully
from
stem
to
stern.
In
cither
case,
you
get
high
speed
but
no
high
pressure.
Try
them.
Canada's
War
A
,rman
taught
Air
Vice-Marshal
Lloyd
SamXi
-
;i,
..,
r
Canada's
Air
Staff,
to
fly.
1
he
A
F
stai
:
u
h
mrti
Tod
trni'i
Chiefs
ir
Vice-Marshal
Lloyd
Sam
BrendiuT
D.S.O.,
Chief
of
Canada's
Air
Staff
!ir
in
1894.
Later
he
Belgian
coast
as
a
umci
utawa.
where
W
father
Within
a
year
he
commanded
a
uir
manufacturing
Jew-
squadrcn
of
his
own
and
had
won
'h
a
factory
on
Somerset
the
Distinguished
service
il
Un
DftfO
I
With
the
formation
oi
li
in's
u
i
r..
it,.
Air
vnrfo
in
191R.
he
was
trans
IU
UUU11IV
mc
x
w..
...
l;ov;i,
Nuvai
Air
Ho-vi
tr.
r.rpat
ferred
to
that
organization
ana
!r:
'':
Breadner
Joined
the
Wright
served
with
It
till
the
end
of
the
p-"hooi
When
the
Armistice
was
siBn-bt'"
m
Dayton,
Ohio,
paid
war.
ten
per
flying
hour
out
of
his
ed
he
took
his
discharge
-u
tne
T"
i
-t.".
and
unkeeo
as
well.
Crystal
Palace,
London,
and
.m-
Ka-
:ii,mc
ui
...,,i
mnHintpiv
rpttirned
to
Ottawa.
"
This
comprised
a
total
Breadner,
welcomed
in.o
n'.
fours
flying
experience,
father's
business,
spent
h.m
....
w.
-
..
.
.
,.
tho
rotmtrv's
ser'ici'.
-
nin
uerman
lnsirucwr
mmiui'i
.ui
'i'Jaiin.-fl
,im
as
a
pu0t.
Tvvo
and
a
Then
his
former
Commanding
ur-
,
hours
were
spent
In
fleer,
coionei
J
-
ciaiiivy
"
'
.,
;,n"'iv
ne
last
half
hour
In
run-
ly
appointed
first
Controller
of
Civil
Ponnacona
Instating
Boards
WAULBQARDS
"
on
hand
large
stocks
of
coal,
to
suit
every
rcqulmnciit.
u
coal
Is
carefully
screened
and
prepared
Also
a
compicw
oi
lumber
for
every
type
of
building.
Our
shingles
are
from
tho
Quccn
char0Uc
Tslands,
they
arc
not
kiln
dried
and
have
a11
'
the
natural
oils
so
necessary
to
long
life
and
durability.
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CEMENT
GRAVEL
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
I'll,
v....
mmvr
PHONT
C52
59
TWI
DAH.T
KWi
FAGE
TURf
if-,-
CHILEAN
NAVY
CHIEF
INSPECTS
U.S.
"BLITZ
MEN"
Man
in
the
Moon
Well,
Olof
has
found
a
domicile.
,
t
Tii'H
and
not
a
bad
one
at
that.
Canada
has
been
the
land
of
httw
and
eloiv
for
many
thous
ands
of
people
from
different
parts
ox
Europe,
including
tngiana
anu;
Scotland
and
Ireland.
Most
of
then
1
i
are
sufficiently
honest
to
so
say.
B
LOOK
i
SIGN
AviaMon
m
Canada,
persuaded
him
t;
raceme
his
assistant.
Not
sincr
then
ha;
Breadner
boen
disassociated
from
aeronautics.
When
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
fMmded
in
1924.
Bread
ner.
then
Acting
Controller
of
Civil
Aviation,
was
recommissloned
and
made
Officer
Commanding,
K.UA.r
.
Station,
Camp
Borden.
The
next
year
he
was
sent
to
the
Royal
Air
Force
tif
f
college
at
Andover.
England,
and
on
his
return,
with
the
rank
cf
Wing
Commander,
became
Acting
Director
of
the
Royal
Can-
For
another
tnree
he
was
CO.
Tren-
flnn
nnrnmin'r
the
D.S.O.,
i.O.VJ.,
VIWci
Chief
Ul
of
Vjiliuiun
o
-""-
toll
ion
RC
iwjw
.
--o
----
-
'
.
t
1.1
i.
(
n
uiiy
Knvn
j...AiAn.Ant
nf
what
i
innav
as
ijvcu
to
rue
tne
(lav
wnen
tnat
uui
um
.
eany
cevcu
c
-----
V
ahead
Of
schedule,
hundreds
of
fighter
pilots,
Canada
numoer
one
of
;ho
Commonwealth
Air
training
Plan,
stream
n.
hr
Athnh'p
tn
linln
in
the
Battle
of
Britain,
ami
to
t-hiI
Defence
College.
"
ttinp
mto
industilal
Oer-
"'"
'
soon
after
war
broke
out,
he
was
nlng
through
the
tests
for
a
licence.
,n
En(?land.
this
tlms
as
Air
was
t?-rn
In
CaHeton
June,
1916
saw
Breadner
over
the
Advispr
t.
the
Honorable-
T.
A.
rrprar.
during
a
conference
to
co-
ordinat?
th
Empire
war
effort.
Pvartiipr.
who
returned
to
Ottawa
AIR
VICE-MARSHALL
L.
8
BREADNER,
D.
S.
C.
Chief
of
the
Air
Staff,
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Prince
Ituncit
Is
now
the
city
of
hope
for
hundreds
of
people.
Wc
hope
they
realize
It.
Over
in
England
now,
there
is
a
radio
comedian
who
sets
his
listen
ers
laughlng.with
recipes
like
.he
following:
"Take-
a
large
slrlo'.n
steak,
smother
it
liberally
with
onions,
spread
with
a
thick
coating
of
grated
cheese,
and
fry
;n
deep
but
ter."
Don't
send
the
English
people
butter.
It
may
not
keep.
Better
buy
another
bond.
That's
what
they
would
like.
'
"Isn't
there
some
way
tc
drive
nails
without
hitting
your
fingers?"
asked
a
fair
patient
auer
ins
q---
tor
had
bandaged
her
hand.
j
"Yes,"
replied
the
doctor,
"mia,
the
hammer
with
both
hands."
j
"Your
teeth
are
like
the
stars"
said
he.
And
clasped
her
hands
so
white.
And
this
was
true,
for
like
the
stars.
Her
teeth
came
out
at
night.
one
child
In
any
family.
Vice-Admiral
Jmio
Allard
P.,
commauaei
in-
chief
and
director-generai
it
the
Chilean
navy,
left
and
his
aide.
Lieut.-Commander
Hernan
H.
C
ublllos.
Inspect
U.S.
Marine
Corps
parachute
Loops
at
the
naval
air
station
in
Lakehurst,
NJ.
The
parachutists
put
on
a
show
for
11
Latin-American
naval
chiefs
who
are
making
a
tour
of
U.S.
naval
establishments
as
the
guests
of
Admiral
Harold
R.
Stark,
U.S.N.,
chief
of
naval
operations.
i
Gardening
Browne
was
phoning
his
wife
This
waim
fine
weather
has
b:en
from
the
office.
great
for
the
gardeners.
The
most
Hullo.
d?ar."
h
said.
"I'm
vrv
important
feature
In
connection
sorry,
tout
I
wtm't
be
horns
till
wnh
it
is
that
it
has
enabled
.tne
very
late
tonight.
I'm
fire-
0od
gardeners
to
kill
tha
weeas.
watching."
:
"0
you
are.
are
vou."
snancd
ihos;
who
have
not
planted
his
wife.
"And
who
Is
the
flame?"
glads
.should
ao
so
at
oujc
11
they
aic
planted
late
mere
.5
uan-
Cinema
box
off
fee
girl
(to
boy
ger
that
they
may
no.
biOJin
bc-
"Why
afen't
you
at
school?"
i0ic
the
frost
comes.
"Oh,,
if
s
all
right,
miss.
I've
got
the
measles."
CHILD
BONUSING
CANBERRA.
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July
1
the
Australian
gpvfmi'ri'--
steamship
Sailings
i,l
Vaiiruuvej
Tuesday
-Catala
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P
i
Thurerf'iu
SS
Prinr.n
flower
-,'..
u-iii
nm
I'rotn
Viinrumoi
Sunday
ss
Catala
Wcd.S.S.
Pr
Georae
Frl.
SJ5.
Prln.
Adelaide
:
ss
Carenn
May
15
and
28
TRIPODS
FOR
BKENS
don't
be
fooled
when
they
say
a
prom
Alice
Ann,
Nans
Kivci
anil
1
mm
This
advertisement
1
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia.
IX
Till:
SlTKEMK
Ol
KT
OK
111(11111
HIM
.Mill
IN
I'KOIIATK
111
the
Mutter
f
t
lie
"Administration
Ml"
nlant
does
not
need
staking.
In
a
rott
simnsun
MT.iuwun.ic.
iviJiy
ou.
nnrmai
summer
in
mute
xvuuui
Now
turning
out
tripods
for
Bren
ajiict
everything
needs
shaking.
4.1i.
t
-
1.1
i
H4
nil-
M1.
.
.1
1
,
guns
Australia
Is
making
not
Bren
guns
for
war
purposes
bu;
everything
that
goes
with
them.
So
far
we
arc
gs.iing
along
nxely
but
I
have
founjl
aheady
that
sweet
ic-ket
needs
staking.
Forgtmenot
may
be
pulled
up
next
week
and
replaced
by
some
later
blooming
plant.
By
cxcr:isin,3
a
little
care
usually
enough
young
inriotmiiiiii(
nlants
mnv
be
found
crop
of
flowers.
"Eveiy
year
at
this
ssason
a
good
neighbor
of
mine
always
b.lngs
me
seme
big
boxes
of
bedding
plants,"
says
Br.uce
Hutchison.
"For
weeks
he
has
labored
over
them,
mixed
up
his
t.unning
composts
of
leaf
mould
and
sand,
sowed
the
tiny
seeds,
wateied
them,
watched
them
tenderly
day
by
day.
Now
he
gives
them
away
fieely
to
me
and
to
others,
Just
because
he
is
made
that
way,
just
because
he
likes
to
see
more
flowers
growing
in
the
wcrld.
A
monument
should
be
erected
to
such
a
man
who
wants
to
see
mors
flowers
growing
In
such
a
world
as
this.
He
Is
a
soldier
of
the
last
war
and.
as
a
result
of
his
services,
he
can
never
it.l
-.
...
.
.
M
UUt
ne
0tl
aSaln-
6
tile
Mutter
f
the
Kstute
f
llbrrt
Kmunuel
Jiilinson
I
iitcas.il
ing
st't'us
in
tne
spring
aim
iciiu-
TUfB
NnTIrTE
that
t?V
OrdO.r
Cf
Hlj
Inn
tli.m
nn
Ihnn
n-lirtnir
Vio
-
.
-
iilK
bllClit
AllLI
bitl.
fcl.U
Honor.
W.
E.Flrhw
modc
on
the
15th
mmpKnHv
p1
day
ct
May
A.
D.
nm.
i
ppiri
"
"
-
Executor
of
the
Eft:e
of
ti'ib-rt
Eman-
may
have
more
flowers.
No
one
nl
.Tihnvm.
rlAorarcd.
and
fill
narUet
...m
,rn.
ni
hm
.
1,.,
v.1
-
...
li1
r
n:i
iicai
ui
11
in
ui
ivihivv
,
1
1
o
havlnz
claims
naalnst
tn;
nil
v
ate
.
.
.
16
T
.
numo
nno
will
over
tpll
nlm
are
HereiOy
reqiiiroa
no
jurni
-n
wt.c.
.-
.....
......
prciptny
vermoa,
tr
e
on
or
unium
-nT
ne
is
oi
mor
real
vaiue
'io
Wve
'27th
day
of
June.
A
D.
1941.
nd
M
Uk
th,s
than
most
of
tne
required
to
pay
the
anvnu-it
of
their
people
who
are
drawing
the
world
s
iraocnrare
to
me
ihuhwii
large
rewaras
ana,
inaeeu.
ne
m1"
n11
BC-
tol8.
counts
himself,
I
fan:y.
a
rather
uiAjr
iiA.ouw
,
useless
leuow.
;
Prince
Ilupert.
B.
O.
j
1
Pansies
or
violas
may
be
sown
IV
tiik
si
ntKMK
coi
iiT
iF
nitiTisil
now
In
the
earden
or
in
boxes.
If
(
oi.i
miha
i
i
kuiiatk
the
soil
is
right
tney
snouia
maKe
in
the
Mutter
i.fuir
"A1iminWr..ti..n
strong
pants
that
will
have
a
good
Ami
chance
of
wintering
and
they
may
.
In
the
Mutter
or
die
Kstate
f
Kiiwurii
bloom
In
the
fall
or
late
summer.'
llensley,
DecmM-il
,
Honor,
W.
E.
Flsiirr.
nvade
on
the
23rd
Have
you
seen
the
lupins
at
the
day
of
May,
A.
D.
1941
i
was
.appointed
ta
k
Q.
the
court
housc?
There
are
Adminiaira.r
ci
uir
T.-rB
w
caiw-u
T
T
maqsaI
U'lth
Will
l.rt)laYVt
.
nnmlin,
a
cVioHoo
O
VI
H
In
PV
cn
Christmas
Day
of
39,
Just
a
week
nd
ail
mrXiea
having
claim
aeaint
.
....
u
,
British
id
We
re
hereby
required
to
snow
up
very
n.ceiy
uimimc
u.c
the
launching
of
the
after
auer
tne
iaum.iimB
vi
uic
own
prcrerly
verified,
tome
th
ahove
the
sunken
garden.
A
Patn
aDOVe
ine
unKen
"
Commonwealth
Air
Training
Plan,
before
the
27th
day
of
June.
a.
B,
was
placed
In
charge
of
operations,
d.
1941,
mvd
ail
prtfS
hidet'ed
to
the
number
of
rc
k
plants
keep
the
May
29th,
he
became
Chief
of
Air
ffPlace
there
bright.
Many
people
Staff.
Gruff
and
aggressive.
Air
dated
et
rones
Riwert.
b.
c.
this
niake
frequent
visits
to
this
beauty
Vice
Marshal
Breadner
is
today
27th
day
of
"Jmmj
fey
provlnclal
pushing
the
Air
Training
Scheme
official.
Admin-tr.t-r
'
Arlmenf
Ilk
a
powerful
engine.
i
Atim
b.
government.
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
11:30
a.ia
For
Ocean
Falls
Thursday
S.S.
Prince
George
11
:30
p.m.
Frl.
S.S.
Prfn.
Adelaide
....
10
p.im
Prom
Ocean
Falls-Wednesday
S.S.
Prince
George
10
a
m.
Friday
;
S.S.
Princess
Adelaide
....
4
n.m.
Cardena
10:30
p.m.i
tu,
&v
.s.v
j.--,
vaiutita
lu.
around
the
garden
for
next
year's
For
Queen
Charloue
Island
May
6,
17
and
27-
Harper's
Bazaar
says:
A
WHITE
INVASION
CANBERRA,
May
30:
(CP)
Defying
mountains,
rivers
and
forests
and
inci
casing
mightily
as
they
sweep
Australia,
hordes
of
Cabbage
White
Butte,
f4y
i
z
caused
wide
havoc
among
cabbage,
caull-
and
bru:coll
in
several
B
V
states
states.
'
Fncls.y-
Ss.
Prh..
Adelaide
10
p.m.
;
.
"
Ca.dena
10:30
p.m.
GOOD
02
1)
BALI.OONEItS
May
9
and
20
S.S.
Princess.
LONDON,
May
30:
(CP)
Men
of
Louise
5
pm.
nc
channel
Mob'le
Balloon
Corps
have
been
cited
in
'he.
honors'
list
p.m
f0r
"courage,
zeal
and
devotion
to
10
a.m.
duty
..
.
4
p.m.
'
...p.m.
I
.
I
TOPS
IN
.
WAKPLANES
cnm,n.
wants
tn
know
how
to
Tie,.
nm
LONDON,
Ma7
33:
(CP)
With
UUlUkWMIt
LlUUldt
get
rid
cf
dandeloins.
Ihe
only
way
.,.
siwan
and
Premier
'
,
&
sPc?a
of
more
than
400
mlles
an
I
know
is
to
d
.2
than
out.
1
nave
sundav--s
Caiala
8
p
i.,
'hour,
the
Hawkcr-made
"Typhoon"
not
enough
energy
to
do
it.
sa
I
Wednesday
-SS.
Prince
MAdrdribcd
by
th?
aviation
maga-..
feed
them
with
fertilizer
auu
then
George
-
,
3:p.m.izlnt
as
Ulc
greatest
figlitcr
of
the
Ihn
mnwrr
calchcs
them
and
.-CUV
I'roni
Slfurnri
and
I'rrmipr-.
,wnr.
.
.will
-Dav
five
shininss
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,
a.m.
From
Alaska
Thursday
S.
S.
Prince
George
8
p.m.
May
9
and
0
S.S.
Princess
9
Frilly
lloues,
petticoats,
gloves,
rufllcs,
collars
most
everything
is
white!
WHITE
IS
RIGHT
this
season.
Hut
white
things
must
he
washed
frequently
and
repeated
washings
turn
them
yellowish,
unless
Blue
is
added.
A
swish
or
two
of
Blue
in
the
final
rinsing
water
on
wash
day
assures
the
sparkling
snowy
whiteness
that
fashion
demands
and
it
costs
only
a
cent
or
two
a
month!
RECXTTTS
BIDE
PREVENTS
CLOTHES
FROM
TURNING
YELLOW
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bid;.
KB1
Mrs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
SILVEKSIDES
BLOCK
Second
St,
Phone
Green
416
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