rt;
1M1.
fags
tvnt
TH2
BATE?
NET73
UVS
HEALTHFUL
I
REFRBSHIHC
DELICIOUS!
London
Family
Alaska
Cruise
Deliglitnil
Holiday
Is
On
The
Air
m
in.
si
sin
u
,
w
t
i
r"
rri
i
m
.iiii
i
eili
l.Lill
w
1
D
JL
1
1
nas
oattt.
uu
:i3:
..t:
CO
;
ajn
nk
Oale
of
'
and
Mrs.
;
aplain.
wo
w
NOl17irfS
I
SIMM
t.ii
Sklde-E.
C.
Gun
-
....
iunS-iuouiij;ilillui
of
Wrlgley's
Dotiblemlnt
Gum
daily
millions
do!
In
every
delicious
stick
there's
lots
of
natural
chewing
exercise
for
teeth
and
gums,
and
aid
for
your
digestion
helps
sweeten
your
breath,
too!
Take
several
packages
home
to
treat
the
family.
.
.
the
children
love
it
and
it's
so
good
for
them.
BUY
SOME
TODAY
!
Home
Pig
Clubs
For
More
Bacon
n
he
Queen
J51''1""
(Jetting
More
Hog
Conscious
.;ive
suts:rifc?dl
In
Wartime
Providing
h"
Canadian
War!
myaiim.
Partieul-1
r.nNnnv
Mn
,n.
,rpi
umv,
dIbr
each.
Thev
mav
eat
two
WORK
FOR
,
:
AFTER-WAR
LONDON,
May
10:
(CP
Social
environment
must
be
the
basi;
on
;whi:h
rcconsiiuction
Is
carried
pLOAT
House
Mrs.
Heimlone
Hichens.
only
wo-
..nCfUlOn
Willi
tne
mArA
thin
Can
tr
1mKp
fArma
4m
won
mamo
f
TrH
T3atfHc
nrn-
t
p8m
oamp!
less
than
a
year
Britons
are
rapidly
;sultative
panel
on
reconstruction.
tJI'.-
it
Losing
Co.
ana
ever
before.
Alex
Hobson,
secre-
remembered
when
the
new
Eng-
:
C..:
d:
Wtfe
Of
the
gen-',
.
j,-..!,
vpns
liinH
Is
bultt.
sniH
Mrs
Hlchens.
46-
people
were
to
live
In
them,"
she
said.
"Now
that
we
have
ume
to
plan
for
the
future.js,
definite
policy
can
be
worked
cut
on
the
basis
of
health,
comfort
and
space.
I
should
like
to
see
small
towns
'spring
up
in
the
bombed
areas,
wtth
their
own
club,
hall,
cinema
and
other
so?'.al
buildings."
A
nurse
in
the
last
war,
Mrs.
Hlcheii
was
mentioned
in
dis-
themselves
but
the
other
two
must
patches
and
be
sold
to
the
Ministry
of
Food.
Red
Cross.
received
the
Royal
.
(Hll
1
-WU
NERVOUS
U
-trythcUmOU
I
MINUTE
MEN
I
HIGH
SPEED
BUT
NO
HIGH
FRESSl'REI
Union
Minute
Men
are
fast
They
adjust
their
service
to
fit
each
customer's
sched
ule.
If
you're
In
a
hurry-say
the
wordl
They'll
rush
you
through
in
nothing
flat!
If
you
have
more
time-sit
tight!
They'll
service
your
car
from
stem
to
stern.
But
in
either
case,
you'll
find
no
high-pressure
selling.
Union
Minute
Men
point
out
any
service
points
that
need
attention;
but
they
never
try
to
sellyou
anything
you
do
not
need.Try
them,
and
see.
iook
ton
THIS
SIGN
Canadian
Soldier
Helping;
In
Broadcast
On
Blitzed
Home
Life
!
TiONDON.
May
10:
(CP)
Every-'
day
life
of
a
London
family
while
1
enemy
bomber
rained
de
miction
on
the
capital
forms
the
theme
cft
i
a
broaacasft
srres
in
which
w-
nadian
soldier
plays
a
prominent
role.
"Front
Line
Family
Is
the
name
of
the
series,
broadest
by
the
British
Broadcasting
Corporation
i
to
the
Dominion
and
other
ram
of
the
Empire
six
n-?hts
weekly.
,
Private
Jchn
Mciaren
01
tor
iThurkw
St.)
Vancouver
pJays
Uiv
role
of
a
Canadian
airman
In
the
scries
and
oVo
act
as
announce?
He
meets
the.
family,
describ-l
a?
the
"British
family
Rrb'turm."
1
at
a
canteen
and
liit-r
Is
billeted!
wMh
them.
j
Mcliren
his
been
ran-l
three
months
leive
of
absence
for
worki
on
(he
proTram
w!tH
the
B.
B.
C.
I
i
council,
estimated
these
clubs
would
year
old
mother
of
six
children
;ran
alone
provide
about
30
000
plgg
annually
wh'J
e
husband
was
killed
in
a
her
cawPSior
U00
tonsof
bacon.
London
air
raid.
Qiiovt
(tfri
over
I
i
Backyards.
allotment,
factory
"Houses
then
were
thrown
up
.
-
-
.
frronnrls
snorte
ornnnrts
A
P
R.
stT-I
Without
COnMdetatton
Of
how
n
j.
iiitraiittiii
...
.
.
...
l'"s
a"a
oois
an
nave
daughter,
Xtartha
vlet
thethelr
PJS-
In
150(5011
there
"e
C
::-cd
$10
toward
Wr
Services
drive
at!clubs
at
.the
200
a.nd
,n
!
fis
ciud
memDers
ieeo
ine;r
l
t.
1
1
1
J
J
-.3
)
hav
yet
t
come
in
u"'maia
"
"uustl
ll"a,"uc"
waste-
931(1
HOT)Son
but
tney
are.
8
c
Packers
Mant
at
aiiowea
a
certain
amount
oi
meai
Mills
-J
Pc-Uf
camp
at
C-.j..
(through
arrangements
with
the
for
sale.
Digby
Is
land.
Apply
Daily
News.
(110)
FOR
SALE
No.
415
5th
Ave.
East,
Eight-room
house,
two
lots.
Hot
water
furnace.
Appty
R.
E.
Mortimer,
2nd
Ave.
--tO
FOR
SALE
(New
McClary
Range
with
oil
burner
grata
:,
leather
stool,
Phone
Black
914
and
ind
coa
coaF
rocking
POR
SALE
Sealed
tenders
chair.
1
(111)
mil
rs
will
be'
EFFICIENT
Salesman
to
call
on
PERSONAL
CIVIL
SERVICE
EMPLOYMENT.
EXAMINATIONS
announced
for
Clerks.
Grades
1,
1A,
and
2,
and
Census
CHerl?
.
Open
to
men
and
women
18
and
over.
Shorthand
and
typing
net
required.
Applications
to
reach
Ottawa
by
May
22.
Several
hundred
appointments
to
be
made.
Our
advice
nas
neip-ed
hundreds,
get
jobs
as
Clerks,
Postmen,
Stenos.,
etc.
Information
and
Booklet
free.
M.
C.
C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
in
Canada.
(tf.
T
1
I
YOU
CAN
RUN"
A
HOME
KINDER-Mrhpn
with
our
help.
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute,
care
M.
C.
C.
Schools.
Winnipeg.
Man.
WANTED
WANTED
To
buy
Phone
Red
992.
2
pair
rabbits.
(110)
iir
a
TTtT"
cfovintrrnnhprs
fnr
OOV-;
WANTED
Clerk
for
Premier
Food
Store.
Apply
J.
Klllas,
Commodore
Cafe.
tt)
LOST
LOST
Ladle's
Gruen
watch.
In
itialled
'M.'
Reward,
Black
218
(liOl
WANTED
Porter
Central
Hotel.
(Ill)
It's
ereat
to
be
a
fighter
n
i
ii
nil
i
iiiiMiii
ii
1
1
iT
'
'
''
1
11
'mwi'
Trail
of
'98
that
once
taxed
The
the
energies
of
Alaska-bound
prospectors,
today
has
an
alternative
and
more
attractive
route,
served
not
by
dog-sled,
but
by
luxury
steamships
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
coast
fleet,
and
following
the
sheltered
"Inside
Passage"
between
Vancouver
and
Skagway.
These
trim
liners,
whose
sister
ships
ply
the
"Triangle
Route"
between
Vancoutet
Victoria
and
Seattle,
and
cruise
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
bring
the
"Midnight
Sun"
within
three
days
of
Vancouver.
Commencing
May
2
and
effective
till
Sept.
30,
three
smart
"Princess"
liners
will
conduct
a
rerics
of
D-day
cruises
from
Vancouver
to
Skagway,
with
a
33-
received
by
the
undersigned
until
-
Saturday,
May
31st,
for
the
pur-
,
-
chase
of
the
Benjamin
Ferguson'
I
.
cottage,
four
rooms,
full
base-
Mpm
ma"
in
111
"
WlOOn
ment,
ofl
furnace
and
partially
ij
furnished,
situated
on
Lots
0
and
!..?l!r!i0cA
!
Almost
every
day
sees
more
Ger
West.
Terms.
Strictly
it's
great
to
bring
the
Germans
down
And
swat
them
just
like
files.
Prime
Minister
Menzles
says
It
I
business
and
professlorral
men
fl
not
matter
if
we
all
go
broke,
to
soircu
aucuunw
ht
dQ
t
care
Im
broKe
01
largest
Government
Bonded
Col-,
ready
'
lection
Agency.
Clean
remunera-1
tlve
work.
Out
of
town
appllca-1
..Tommy
sald
the
teacher,
"can
:
tions
mvited.
Box
99,
Daily
News
Qu
quotp
ft
famous
Atri(jan
,
'in'iyprh?"
After
a
moment's
desperate
thought
Tommy
smiled.
"Yes,
sir,"
!
he
said
brightly.
"The
darkey's
hour
Is
lust
before
the
dawn."
Britain
needs
planes,
hips
and
all
kinds
of
war
materials,
She
need
meat
and
many
other
articles
of
food.
What
she
craves
most,
however.
Is
onions
Give
me
the
juicy
pear
With
flavor
rich
and
rare.
,
Give
other
people
lots
Of
carrots
in
their
pots.
ui.tiiwb.f
.
.
.
.
.
ernment
Departments
at
prince
ine
wwmu
wyc
Rupert
and
Ottawa.
Salary
$00,,
The
Indian
people
spice;
$75
and
$90
per
month
(less
sta-i
But
now
In
time
of
war
tuary
deduction),
to
be
deter-'
When
bomb
around
all
jar
mined
by
examination
rating
and
,
And
food
is
John
Bull's
need
Annlicatlons.
obtain-1
And
calories
his
creed
,v,i
nt.
Pnst
nffices.
must
be
filed
I
The
luxury
he
seeks
with
Civil
Service
Commission.
Ottawa,
not
later
than
May
17,
1941.
No
examination
fee.
(110)
Is
onions
or
leeks.
I
Navy
Bill
had
broken
with
his
girl
friend
Milly.
After
ignoring
i
several
letters
requesting
the
turn
of
her
photograph,
one
came
threatening
to
complain
to
the
captain.
Deciding
to
squelch
her
for
all
time,
he
borrowed
all.
the
pictures
of
girls
available
on,
the
ship,
sending
them
to
her
In
a
large
bundle
with
the
following
note:
"Pick
yours
out,
I've
forgotten
what
i
you
look
like."
Lady:
'
"My
driving
licence?
Certainly."
Officer:
"This
Is
out
of
date."
Lady:
"But
officer,
I
did
not
think
fashions
In
driving
licences
changed."
Mrs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
SILVERSIDES
BLOCK
Second
St.
Phone
Green
116
hour
stop-over
at
the
Alaskai
port
The
B.C
coast
service
will
also
operate
three
li-aay
crui.fes
to
Alaska,
allowing
for
side
trips
by
rail
and
lake
from
Skagway
to
Lake
Bennett,
AVhltehorso
and
West
Taku
Arm.
The
cruis
e
liner
"Princess
Charlotte"
will
feature
in
these
tours.
From
comfy
deck
chairs,
today's
northbound
nomad
Is
treated
to
p
moving
paeeant
of
majestic
glaciers,
towering
peaks,
and
rock-bound
fjords.
Adventure
waits
at
every
port
of
call.
Alert
Bay,
Prince
Rupert,
Ketchikan,
Wran-gell
and
JuneaU
follow
In
colorfu
succession,
each
with
Its
welrl
array
of
totem
poles
and
other
i
symbols
of
Indian
life.
Picturesque
"Sunset
Cruises"
NEW
HAZELT0N
.
ikl.
On
Tuesday
morning
oi
wis
wcr
,
t-
3
J...
rinllAnKkuA
on
oiohtU-UPfl
T-
enue
cash.;
BrUlsh
...
wh
had
,lved
for
anin
Shters-
Yes
lt's
great
10
years
near
Glen
Vowell
in
the
HaZ-essarlly
accepted.
tn;be
&
nIght
fighter
,f
you
can
oniy
found
dead
FOR
SALE
16
ft.
rowboat.
220
8th
I
see
the
enemy.
Mrs.
Parkinson
of
.the
Salvation
Avertlie
E.
tf)
I
1
FOR
SALE
Wash
basn.
two
.
.
.it..
-m
.I.Vii
lish
dinner
sets.
Remington
type-
i
or
woe
writers,
radios
$9.95;
$150
dia-
"
mnnrt
rlnw.
reasonable
offer
a
watches
at
half
price.
B.
C.
Furniture
Store.
Phone
Black
324.
tn
SALESMEN
WANTED
along
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
are
also
scheduled
for
tho
current
season
bctveen
Victoria
and
Port
Alice.
These
popular
cruises
offet
the
passenger
eight
days
of
splenlid
coastal
scenery
with
regular
svop-overs
at
quaint
Indian
fishing
village.
Two
Canadian
Pacific
liners
will
be
In
"Sunset
Cruise"
service
from
June
1
to
September
21.
Life
on
a
Canadian
Pacific
coast
vessel
is
fashioned
.tfter
that
of
tn
ocean
liner.
Bk
tenuis,
shuffleboard,
morning
bouillon,
afternoon
tea,
horse
rating,
dances,
moonlight
protnetades
on
deck,
and
midnight
snika
all
contribute
to
tho
joys
o.'
Bhlp-board
life
on
a
Canadian
l'icit'c
"Princess"
liner.
Army.
He
was
seated
at
the
table,
;
fully
clothed
and
It
is.
believed
death
-was
due
'
tonatutal
causes.
The
funeral
took
place
at
Hazelton.
William
Grant
of
Hazelton
left
this
week
for
Vancouver
to
attend
the
conference
of
the
United
Church.
P.M.
SALUTES
"HOME
FRONT"
DEFENDERS
Winston
Churchill
causes
amusemept
amongst
the
onlookers
as
he
raises
his
famous
"John
Bull"
hat
onto
his
stick
in
ack-
nowledgment
of
their
cheers.
This
was
at
Swansea,
where
the
Prime
Minister
visited
during
tour
of
Nazi-raided
South
Wales
and
Bristol.
i
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
&
McCaf
fery,
Ltd.
ntmvu
rilONE
116
PHONE
117'
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