1
June
5,
1941.
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DAti.T
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TAUT.
TURK
THE
FINAL
GESTURE
QUEEN'S
FUND
GIFT
Timely
Recipes
(Me
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ff
lis
YOKlt
FILMS
TODAY
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developed
and
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Si'rcitil
"Drc')-'ts
Reprints
twelve
I
Sir
Nl.fi(,
Vancouver
POU
BUY
CIORY
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BONDS
HIS
RISE
AND
FALL
KEVIEWEI)
t
Continued
from
Page
One)
Dutch
frontier
to
the
chat?au
of
Count
Bentnick
at
Amcrongen.
He
remained
there
more
than
a
year;
then
purchased
an
estate
at
Doom.
The
Versailles
peace
treaty
placed
the
blame
fcr
the
war
on
Germany.
On
January
20.
1920
the
allies
made
formal
demand
that
the
Neth-r-Innds
deliver
"William
Ilohenzol-lern'
Into
their
hands
in
order
that'
"
he
'might
b"c
ludged
before
in
International
tribunal.
Holland
refused
on
the
ground
that
the
country
was
not
a
party
to
the
pact.
.
Wilhclm
remained
In
seclusion
at
Dirn.
The
new
German
republic
r!,,SpH
-
ipW
forbidding
him
to
set
foot,
on
its
soil..
He
Rrew
a
beard
and
writ?
his
memoirs.
Fiercely,
he
defended
himself
and
.Germany
p
gainst
the
verdict
of
war
guilt
and
declared
his
conscience
was
clear.
Ho
om
oia"e
from
his
Ufe-lon?
in
terest
in
'elision:
he
had
embraced
h
Pr-t-stapt.
alth
early
in
life.
Occaslcnnllv.
he
Dreached
on
Sundays
in
a
little
church
if
no
visiting
clergyman
happened
to-be
present.
For
exercise,
he
chopped
tvce.s
and
.awed
wood
As
he
?rcw
older,
his
.
nivu-.
rcptF-d
ard
he
devcteri
himself
to
his
extensive
"sc
gardens.
Tragedies
in
his
fapilly
intrrrupt-'d
his
carlv
exile.
Prince
Joachin,
yonn"est.
son.
committed
sul-'dv
in
J"1v
'-920.
which
caus.rd
him
I
'veat
gric'
The
former
Ka-srrln.
am
'and
home-sick
died
April
n,
1921.
after
40
years'cf
mar.-lrri
life.
KISS
YOUR
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
topics
Many
Suffer
Low
Dlooil
Count
And
Don't
Know
It.
Tho
bafflim
thlnu
b..ut
W
t-ll
"t
it
that
yuu
ciin
woiith
b..ut
i
much
ever
did
-even
1-m.U
healthy
nH
t"'"-,
-you
cn
feci
If
yi"i
hd
kd
in
your
lnjn,
dniK-y,
tired
nd
peplcM.
.,
.
Low
bloud
count
irtc.nn
ymi
,);"
'S
enough
red
bl.md.rorpu.clci.
It
U
their
v
tl
Job
to
carry
life-rlvin
ojygcn
fn.m
your
lunit.
throuuhout
your
body.
And
juit
Ukn
oxyiren
to
explode
gMolme
In
y""'
rnr
ind
make
the
power
to
turn
the
wbl,
of
oxygen
to
ex-pkHle
n
you
mint
have
rlenty
the
energy
in
your
body
and
give
you
'Vt
KTwiUtam.
rinVrm.
today
They
are
world-noted.
for
the
help
they
give
in
inereaalng
tho
numlwr
and
Ire'JK1"
'
corpuclc.
Then
with
your
l,l,K.d
c.unt
up.
you-U
feel
like
hounding
up
the
iUira
a
ir
you
were
floating
on
air.
Ak
y.ur
riruggit
for
Dr.
William
1'ftk
l'illi
today
Buckcrfield's
'
LTRY
&
DAIRY
FEEDS
Vic
Now
Obtainable
at
Kcasnnablc
Prices
From
SUNRISE
COMPANY
LTD.
I'rince
Rupert
H.C.,
I'lione
2G
and
27
J
sur.d
to
the
Victory
Loan
Campaign
by
B
uce
Russell,
celebrated
cartoonist
of
the
Lo3
An-
:,
Times
8c
iure
to
get
Quaker
Puffed
Whsat
and
lOuofcer
Pufled
Rice
ue
r
1
,
lUIUINC.
Oil.
i.
3.
l.u..
126.000
Is!
VEGETABLES
In
Season
iKtpl
.iinlcn-i-rrsi,
and
Crisp
'"'I'm
Vapor
Snravs
at
Keas-
iMloiiD,
IV
t,
in
p
o
It...
515
They
had
six
sons
and
ona
daughter.
nn
Hnumhnr
s
i
Q22
hp
sumrised
WI1
""'I".""
.
v,
...nrirl
marrvlnr
tor
a
SCC-.
ond
time.
Fls
bride
was
the
wid
owed
Princess
Hermine
of
Rcuss
His
family
oblected
but
later
bi
pamp
rprnnclled.
The
world
heard
little
of
him
asi
life
becan
to
fade.
On
his
70ih
Urthday
in
'1929
all
his
children,
grand-children
and
relatives
went
to
Doom
to
hcln
him
celebrate
amid
111
'the
jcplfWof'"
of
imperial
diys.
Subsequent
birthday
celebrations
were
held
regularly
and
the
townsfolk
congratulated
him.
Hopes
for
a
return
to
power
r.-e
.foil
frnm
time
to
timC.
But
when
Hitler
assumed
power
in
Germany
hc
Nazi
leaders
dashing
his
hooes
bv
declaring
"Hitler
Is
not
Just
krep'ne
a
seat
warm
for
a
Hi-henzollern."
When
the
new
European
war
started
in
1939.
the
former
Emperor
evinced
mu--h
Interest
and
followed
the
troop
movements
with
his
military
mans.
But
nothln;;
ever
leaked
out
of
Doom
as
to
what
his
thoughts
were.
Trained
from
babyhood
in
a
erhnnl
of
l-nneriallsm
he
lived
up
to
his
education.
The
memoirs
of
nirir'
son
nlcturcd
him
es
a
-torn
father,
an
emrcror
by
dlvln?
ieh'
rather
than
an
indigent,
father.
p-jpr-o
vnn
nuelow
described
hi-1"
as
emciirnal.
r.hanrrable
and
pi'ii
t-
n-eiiT
his
minsters
or
ireann:--him
n-
ti
unruly
chl'd.
HI".
iiothT,
from
whom
he
be-mmr
"-t'-nn-'ed
In
the
earlv
venrs
of
hi"
'Hti.
wrote
hei
mother
Qiiren
VIHrla
England,
com-'-.iniptn"
of
his
Impulsiveness,
lack
of
tact
and
vanity.
He
had
a
unltorm
for
eveiy
regl-mrnt
in
the
German
army
and
weiglied
Mmelf
down
with
medals
But.
rt
Toorn.
his
uniforms
gave
away
to
tweeds.
Hr
inhprlt"d
r.
talent
for
drawing
frcn1
h'"
mother
and
took
pride
in
some
of
his
paintings.
He
considered
himself
an
authority
on
dramatic
art
and
music.
Whan
he
wotc
letters,
as
an
em-perr
.
h?
usually
concluded
with
"Gott
mlt
uns."
A?
the
World
War
raged,
he
probably
wae
th;
most
haled
man
in
the
world,
The
healing
process
of
time
chanecd
this
feeling
to
toleration
and
the
world
eventually
look-ed
unon
the
lonely
exile
ao
a
harm
less
old
man,
puttering
among
his
flowers.
Make
Our
Store
Tour
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
(luaranteed
TIIONK
547
Tom
Lee
&
Son
"HOUSE
OF
VISE
FOODS"
ECONOMY
FKUIT
I'UMHNG
i
1
cup
flour,
1
tablespoon
wheat
I
germ,
2
teaspoons
taking
powder,
!l-3
cud
sucar.
few
grains
salt,
1
cup
pitted
fresh
sour
cherries
(peaches,...
pineapple,
raisins
or
apples).
ii.jcup
milk.
1
cup
brown
isugar,
2
cups
boinng
water,
&
tablespoons
butter.
Mlx
and.
sift
the
Hour,
wheat
germ,
baking
powder
sugar
and
salt.
Add
fruit
and
milk.
Pour
into
a
deep,
buttered
baking
dish.
Mix
hrrrwn
suVar.
boiling
water
and
jbuttcr.
Pour
this
mixture
over
the
.pudding.
naKe
in
a
mouuicn-e
uvc
(of
350
decrees
F.
for
about
25
to
'30
minutes.
Serve
hot.
Yield:
0,
servings.
'"
Activity
In
Interior
B.C.
Factory"
JhVnector
Says
Number
of,
SmaH.Mills
Help
to
Increase
Employment
J
There;
Li;a
great
deal
more
general
actiYHy
in
the
Interior
of
NorthernlBritlsh
Columbia
than
fhere
was"'
-last
year
according
to
W.
F.
ironside,
assistant
Inspector
of
factories
for
British
Columbia,
who
is
In:
the
city
today
and
will
probably
be
leaving
for
the
south
tomorrowVhlght.
Mr.
Ironside
says
there
tfrV'a;
number
of
small
mill
onei-atlng-ai
different
points
and
there
seems
to
be
general
Increased
mm
The
first
contribution
of
the
Queens
Canadian
Fund
for
Air
Raid
Victims
to
the
Lord
Mayor's
National
Air
Raid
Distress
Fund
has
been
flown
to
England
and
in
this
picture
is
being
presented
to
the
Lord
Mayor
of
London,
Sir
George
Wilkinson,
at
the
left.
The
check-the
first
it
is
expected
of
many
to
follow
is
for
20,000,
approximately
$88,000.
The
national
collections
of
the
Queen
s
Fund
now
amount
to
well
over
$260,000.
Presenting
the
check
to
the
Lord
Mayor
Is
Ralph
Ben,
centre,
Canadian
Director
of
Aircraft
Production,
who
flew
it
across
the
Atlantic.
activity.
more
people
travelling
in
elevators
One
of
Mr.
Ironside's
jobs
is
to
than
by
any
other
conveyances,
inspect
elevators
in
large
buildings.
There
are
1085
elevators
in
Vancou-
There
are
fifteen
of
these
in
Prince
ver,
one
of
which
has
carried
40,-
Rupert.
Mr.
Ironside
says
there
are
000
people
In
one
day.
MOnti
AND
MOKE
BABIES
Germany's
birth
rate
in
1940
exceeded
all
previous
years'.
PRICES
OF
THESE
HIGHLAND
(LIQUEUR)
WHISKIES
is
our
pleasure
to
announce
that
the
popular
brands
IT
listed
hereunder
arc
not
subject
to
the
price
increases
announced
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
of
British
Columbia.
These
whiskies
arc
bottled
in
bond
at
our
plant,
and
are
produced
from
Highland
malts
blended
and
yattcd
in
Scotland
and
imported
in
bulk.
They
are
still
available
at
the
same
prices
as
heretofore.
16-oz.
26-oz.
40-or.
McDonald's
Nightcap..
s
1.65
2.70
4.00
Highland
Sandy
-
s.oo
4.25
John
BunbarS.
......
-
2.90
-
Wee
Mav.
-
3.25
-
mil
UNITED
DISTILLERS
LIMITED,
VANCOUVER,
CANADA
I
his
-advertise
ment
i
rot
published"
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
e
Government
of
British
Columbia;
i
to
n
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