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Don't
Be
Too
Sure
lb
Nelson's
Prayer
.
.
.
Too
Many
Rats
.
.
.
THURSDAY,
OCT.
23,
1941.
The
result
of
the
provincial
election
proves
that
it
is
a
mistake
to
be
sure
about
anything.
At
least
two
local
organizations
were
very
sure
of
the
outcome
of
the
poll
this
week.
Neither
had
cause
to
be
cocksure.
i
It
is
usually
when
electors
get
the
habit
of
winning
and
cease.
to
be
keen
on
winning
that
defeat
comes.
When
J.
C.
Brady
was
elected
here
as
member
at
Ottawa,
the
Liberals
felt
sure
of
winning
too
sure
to
do
anything
.and
at
the
next
federal
election
the
confidence
of
Brady
caused
the
loss
of
the
seat
to
the
Conservatives.
This
week
saw
the
anniversary
of
the
Battle
of
Trafalgar
and
the
death
of
Admiral
Lord
Nelson.
His
prayer
for
victory
just
before
going
into
battle
is
looked
upon
not
only
as
a
model
prayer
but
as
a
model
of
literary
effort.
It
was:
"May
the
great
God,
whom
I
worship,
grant
to
my
country
and,
for
the
benefit
of
Europe
in
general,
a
great
and
glorious
victory.
May
no
misconduct
in
anyone
tarnish
it
and
may
humanity
after
victory
be
the
predominant
feature
in
the
British
fleet.
For
myself,
individually,
I
commit
my
life
to
Him,
and
may
His
blessing
alight
on
my
endeavors
for
servine
my
country
faithfully.
To
Him
I
resign
myself
and
thejust
cause
which
is
entrusted
me
to
defend."
Now
that
the
elections
are
over
it
might
be
well
to'"
consider
what
is
to
be
done
about
the
local
rats.
The
city
seems
to
be
overrun
with
them.
Not
only
are
they
a
nuisance
to
businessmen
and
residents
but
they
are
a
grave
danger
to
the
health
of
the
community.
As
colder
weather
comes,
on,
the
rats
move
into
the
basements
or
else
insinuate
themselves
beneath
the
foundations
or
into
any
place
that
is
warm.
What
seems
to
be
needed
is
a
concerted
movement
toward
eradicating
the
pests.
j
Written
for
the
Canadian
Press
By
ALISON
SETTLE
LONDON,
Oct.
23:
Pi
Two
scarves
which
Dorothy
Thompson
American
columnist,
took
back
to
the
United
States
after
visiting
Britain
will-be
shown
in
the
London
style
Designers
Export
collections
which
open
In
New
Ycrk
in
November.
One
scarf,
called
"Happy
Landings,"
is
as
blue
as
the
sky
and
has
the
wings
and
emblems
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
and
catch
phrases
engraved
across
it.
The
other
scarf
Is
dedicated
to
Free
French
naval
forces
and
carries
the
French
emblems
and
the
cross
of
Lorraine.
One
version
of
the
'Happy
Land-,
Ings"
silk
print
has
been
kept
only
for
export
because
of
the
modesty
of
Britain's
airmen.
The
print
includes
the
words
cf
Premier
England
has
moved
her
native
India.'
ti
o
that
Japanese
troops
now
garrisoned
In
Ina:-
.
'.
horsemen
who
have
proved
ihenu?lves
adcpi
u-
Churchill:
"Never
was
so
much
,
owed
by
so
many
to
so
few."
The
'
-'rz
'wives
and
fiancees
of
airmen,
said
by
early
Victorian
prints.
Wall-
tury
ago
are
brilliant
figures,
violet
against
red
and
white.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Asro
EVERY
PER
Greeerlei
(luer.t)
Bread,
blsculto,
or
other
b.kry
prod.de
Freak
IntUa
end
v.ieUblea
Frull
or
eeteteW.
preperelioni
Candy
or
choeoUlei
treakleit
food
and
c.reab
Maearoat
and
kindred
productl
Coffee,
lea,,
coco.,
chocolate,
er
iplcet
it
or
melauet
Batter
Cheat
Milk
(lluld)
or
cream
rite
CANADA
MANUFACTURING,
HANDLING,
OR
DEALING
IN
FOOD,
FEEDS,
LIVESTOCK,
POULTRY,
YARN,
CLOTH,
CLOTHING
or
FOOTWEAR
MUST
HAVE
A
LICENCE
BY
DECEMBER
1,
1941
UNDER
THE
WARTIME
PRICES
AND
TRADE
DOARD
LICENSING
ORDER
ALL
PERSONS
IN
THE
FOLLOWING
TYPES
OF
BUSINESS
Manul.diKti
MtnyltetyiM'i
Amt
P.clctl
(miib,
Nih)
Ptm.mm
BUndtr
Eipwtw
Watthaw.
optnlot
Cold
tfoni.
eptfilof
Sho
ttpak
ikop
epwatei
Curtom
bllo
Clothlnf
cenktctor
WholtuU
mirch.nl
oi
lobbtf
RtUII
icSnl
Public
tillM
plac.
optratof
R.Uil
dtllcattsitn
operator
Catar.r
Brolrar
Commission
mmK.nl
Produc.r
who
buyi
and
11U1
lh
productl
of
others
MUST
HAVE
A
LICENCE
IF
THEY
HANDLE
OR
SELL
Milk
(evaporated,
condensed
or
powdered)
Ice-cream
(soft
drinks)
Meets,
(packed,
cared,
canned)
Meetl
(fresh)
Fish
(packed,
cared,
canned)
Fish
(fresh)
Poultry
products
(ens,
dressed
poultry)
Flour
or
mill
feedt
Feeds
for
livestock
or
poulby
Meets
or
lunches
(catered
or
delivered)
Meals
or
lunches
told
for
consumption
on
lh.
premises
Dettcetasseit
products
Livestock
or
poultry
Men's
or
boys'
clothin.
Men's
or
boys'
furnishinjt
Men's
or
boys'
futi
or
caps
Women's,
misses'
or
children's
clothlnf
Women's,
misses'
or
children's
accessories
(linierie,
corsets,
flovcs,
etc.)
.
:
iiig
Bf.au.
:
ady
lo
move
m
the
tvent
:i
aid
meve
;uthward.
These
are
Indlah
i
1
.
.n
tlv:
tugged
country
of
Burma
and
Down
20,000
Feet
On
Closed
'Chute
British
Sergeant
Gunner
Has
Dramatic
Escape
From
Crash
Drover,
huckiltr,
ot
other
peoon
who
buy,
h.
productl
of
arU
culture
fotieial.
Auctioneer
Co-operativ.
buylnf
orf.nli.Hon
Co-op.relive
marketine
or
lelllni
orsaniietion
Fur
foods
(wearlnf
eppeitl)
Hosiery
Millinery
Boots
and
shoes
Rubber
footwear
Boots
and
shoe
(ladings
Yarn
or
cloth
ol
cotton
(Including
blankets)
'
Yarn
or
cloth
ol
silk,
artificial
silk,
rayon
r
cloth
of
wool
(Includlnn
blankets)
Yarn
or
cloth
of
linen
A
l..m,
,d..,
Hvastock
poultry
produce,,
.,
,h.,m
,
b.l
I.
licence,
,!.
h,
buy.
such
..od.
lor
r.sal..
After
December
I,
1941,
when
cny
of
the
above
good,
are
bowghl
fo,
resale,
both
the
,eller'.
and
buyer
Itc.nce
number,
must
be
marked
the
on
,ale
Invoice,
flip,
or
other
document
recording
the
.ale
Lfcenc.
Application
Forms
wiH
b.
Attributed
through
the
mail.
Person,
wfio
do
not
receive
onethouldapplyattheirPottOrJicewherecopies
of
the
Licensing
Order
may
aho
be
secured
A
WinW
Certificate
and
a
Licence
Identification
Card
will
be
U.ued
to
each
licen.ee.
The
Certificate
most
be
affixed
to
the
main
doer
or
an
adjoining
window
of
the
place
of
bu.lne...
No
licence
fee
required
A
fi
r
iiur
uecemoer
i,
ivm,
no
unlicensed
person
may
buy
for
resale,
handle,
or
sell
any
of
the
above
goods
INQUIRIES
FOR
FURTHER
INFORMATION
SHOULD
BE
ADDRESSED
TO
THE
REGIONAL
DIRECTOR
OF
LICENSING
AT
VANCOUVER,
EDMONTON,
REGINA,
WINNIPEG,
TORONTO.
MONTREAL
HALIFAX,
SAINT
JOHN,
OR
CHARLOTTETOVVN
Usu.el
und.r
lh.
authority
of
th.
Worllm.
Fries
and
Trad
Board
OTTAWA,
Canada
Man
in
the
Moon
expects
to
get
results,
to
you
Weldon.
Good
luck
-
..
...
.u
.
V
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TinmSDAY.
OCTOBER
jj,
Quality
Counts
Most
SALADJl
LONDON
IS
1
DESIGNING
War-Blitzed
Britain
Has
Time
Talk
1942
Spring
and
Summer
Prints.
to
BRITISH
TROOPS
IN
BURMA
WATCHIX.G
INDO-CHINA
they
could
not
wear
a
silk
print
paper
stripes
In
pretty
and
fem-with
those
words
on
the
design
inine
colors
will
have
flowers
and
because
men
of
the
Royal
Air
leaves
bol
dly
splashed
against
Force
would
consider
them
a
form
them,
superimposed
in
rich
color,
of
self-advertisement.
j
strong
green
Jeaves
on
ddicale
Armholc
Problems
Pink
and
whJte
stripes
is
one
ex-
One
designer
sharing
the
use
of
amP'e-
On
another
authentic
the
silk
prints
for
comine
collec-
miniature
background
of
a
cen-
tions
is
not
using
the
"relaxed
armhole"
or
any
suggestion
of
dolman
line.
She
considers
the
underarm
wideness
of
fabric
too
difficult
for
women
of
medium
stature.
"For
the
short
and
broad,
who
after
all
must
be
considered
in
dress
designing,
It
widens
the
silhouette
at
the
most
unbecoming,
point,"
she
said.
Only
a
Vivionet-like
skill
can
use.
loose
fabric
with
such
a
cut
that
It
flatters
the
sil
houette.
The
London
designer
Intends
to
use
many
cottons
In
the
spring
and
summer
advance
dress
collec
tions
which
will
be
shown
in
New
En8llsh
east
coast.
York.
Among
them
will
be
cot-
sweeper
Genista
tons
and
other
fabrics
inspired
submarine;
75
lost.
C
r
nr
A
...
1
Yes
sir,
war
weapons
are
what
we
need
Just
now.
Tanks
and
gun
carriers.
Prince
Rupert
can
well
afford
to
send
a
few.
.
'
It
is
rumored
that
the
president
of
the
district
Liberal
Association
is
to
donate
a
leather
medal
to
the
mayor
of
Sandsplt
for
returning
a
solid
ten
votes
for
Pattullo.
...
I
Mopey
Don't
drive
so
fast
around
these
curves.
It
frightens
me.
Dopey
Then
why
don't
you
close
your
eyes
like
I
do.
!
.
Boy
While
mother
was
sleeping,
the
baby
got
sick
by
licking
the
paint.
Caller
Off
a
toy?
.
1
Boy
No,
off
mother,
j
J
...
J
"Have
you
been
to
any
other'
dector
before
you
came
to
me?"
asked
the
grouchy
doctor.
"No,
sir,"
replied
the
newspaper
boy,
"I
went
to
a
druggist"
"You
went
to
a
druggist!"
exclaimed
the
doctor.
"That
shows
how
much
sense
some
people
have.
You
went
to
a
druggist.
And
what
:
idiotic
advice.
did
the
druggist
give
you?"v
I
"He
told
you."
me
to
come
and
see
,
Barber:
"Yes.
but
since
the
depression
faces
have
grown
longer,
there
Is
more
to
shave.
...
!
Little
Willie
suddenly
burst
into'
his
mother's
room
crying.
"What's
the
matter?"
she
demanded.
,
,
uaaay
was
taking
a
big
box
out
of
the
car
and
It
fell
on
his
toes,"
explained
the
child
sobbir.g-
"But,"
consoled
his
mother,
"that
was
nothing
to
cry
about.
You
should
have
laughed."
,
"I
did,"
said
Willie.
j
MAIL
BY
AIRGRAPH
I
LONDON,
Oct.
20:
W
More
than
25,000
letters
dally
are
being
received
In
London
by
the
Airgraph
Postal
Service
for
photographing
and
dispatching
to
the
Middle
Fast.
THEY
SHALL
NOT
PASS
(
1
The
entrance
to
the
Red
Sea
has
been
guarded
by
the
British
Island
fortress,
Perlm,
ever
since
1857.
It's
wonderful
what
a
little
classified
advertising
may
do
for
you,
Most
people
read
the
classified
ads.
(tf)
cui
nwaras
T
rvi
r.
Pilot
Who
Acted
i
mm
star
III
Film
...
To
Wear
n
"'"
-'"'"'anon
LONDON,
October
23
pilot
v.hD
a-t:d
M
j
film,
"Target
for
ion
A
I
Czechoslovak
U"
MiLia
r
man
Ho
t.
a,i
o.
.
.
....
.u
...unit
oau.Tfl'
.
:.
er
Per:y
Charles
Pkkara
o
s7
ui
ine
m
'Czech
-
-..
Brother-in-law
of
sit
c'.f
Hnrrtwlrlcri
,
10
i
,c
auiur
jtj
-.,
.
airplane
whose
advert
uir
r
"
the
theme
of
the
film
H;
re-
tn
J
nnV.I
....
...
""'
'
a
new
T
far
Freddie
B.
C.
Votes
Late
By
East's
Time
Last
Minute
Electors
litre
Ballot,
ed
at
Eastern
Midnight.
VICTORIA,
Oct
23
-
r
residents
of
eastera
Car.afis
t
thinking
about
unrh
c
e?
British
Columbians
ncaccj
u,
r
polls
In
the
genera,
preelection
Tuesday,
and
n
j-;.
time
"back
east"
a
rettin-j
("
fleers
set
to
their
task
i
-
lnir
the
votes
hpr
Although
the
election
is
over
we
Polling
booths
throusr:;)
Br'
can
still
speculate
on
the
future
lsh
Columbia
opened
-v
t
4-
oi
tne
government.
ni
uz
noon
edt
ar.j
uzi
'
'
12
hours
later
at
8
p.m
,
i
laiko,
October
23:
to
-
The
it
looks
as
If
the
two
vacancies
night
EDT)
dramatic
escape
of
a
British
ser-jjn
the
cabinet
were
made
on
pur-.
scant
air
sunner
wno
oauea
ouijp0se
for
Pat
Maltland
and
Rolf,
of
a
burning
bomber
in
Syrenaica
Bmhn
or
possibly
Herbert
Ans-with
a
tangel
parachute
was
des-
comb
I
tiiucTj
jjfrp
oy
me
piioi
ox
me
air-.
craft.
The
sergeant
Jumped
when
There
was
a
iot
of
wlshrul
thlnk.
the
plane
was
.20.000
feet
in
the'ing
at
election
time
Just
as
there
the
'chute
when
1,000
feet
from
the
ground.
By
the
Canadian
Press
OCT.
23,
1916
British
advanced
THIS
WONDERFUL
AGE
east
oi
Gueaecourt
and
Les
Boeuft
Now
It
Is
Weldon
McAfee's
turn
on
the
Somme
front;
1,000
yards
BIG
ISLAND,
Oct.
20:
T-Even!t0
take
the
spotlight
He
Is
In
of
trenches
captured.
German
u"cle
Sam's
chickens
are
taking
charge
of
the
campaign
for
the
airmen
lalded
Margate
on
fie
te
defence
business
seriously,
as,sae
of
war
certificates
and
he
British
mine-
"
""c
uuuvcrea
wnen
j
zara
and
found
seven
ridges.
.22
cait-
thinking
would
win,
the
Germans
would
have
been
exterminated
years
ago.
WOULD
SPEED
KECORD
Light
travels
5.865.C08.C:'
miles
in
a
year
I
'SIS
ARmNGIBrur7thi
!l
Bayer
crest
Is
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TAI
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Workmanship
Second
Ave.,
two
doors
Irom
Broadcasting
Station
THE
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Third
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