AND
A
WttK-OATI
I0X
TOP
r0"'
opportunity
o
t
txtwriiul
HERE'S
,brer
tot
king
tnf
3-thrud
hicb-tr
lit
-ilk
'forio-liiwu;
io
iiir
pumimtM.
Hm
lcai
tnoi
'
inercrixu
iuc,
na
mm
tor
lo
;
miibiw
iur
ncmberthip
in
Oubcf'
1
Suurkiof
Uub,
from
your
grocer
ttuiar.
itiu
with
Jc
lid
Quk
"
"J01
W.
TntQntf
UinUn.
pinr,
Hoi
)
frierborougb,
Ox.,
or
tMkuoua,
btk.
UAKER
nich
conditions.
In
August,
1939
she
was
In
War
saw.
!
could
not
believe
that
the
.
,..'.
,.i.MrL
in
i-arnopsi
near
tne
MI
.
mm
m
i
rVfClir
as
a
elrl
he
earned
of
travel,
A
jjlori
1EVer
realizing
that
one
day
She
IS
FOUND
mum
ki
inusb
i
uiie
worra
unaer
IN
LONDON
v
uiru
samcio
uiiuer
my:..,
,
.
...
.
...
...
hottt.
Window
would
i
tmM
Into
k
K.uww"
"""V
toe
for
women"
is
the
way
..ww
wiore
my
IJU
ftUrk,b
ln
gDiie
OJ4Uia
ame
L
Radwan
Paglowskl,
saiQ-
B
a
tw
aays"
;
iiviu;
quietly
in
Ottawa,'
de-
""u
PU1I?
l
ar'
Written
For
The
-Canadian
Press
.ie
Canada
to
which
she
--"
"I"1-"
y
puunuea
By
ALISON
.SETTLE
.
come
aiier
the
harrowing
ad-
""VTk
'
,
f1
JOMDON.
April
4:
CP)-No
wo-
'nd
toy
car
lor
the
n
Rumanian
urt-
.--ir
periened
while
es-
m
Q
t
Britain
,0
r
...
,U
ho
hi.ohmrl
'frnm
11V1KICI.
CXKJI1
WICJT
UUU1U
Vtl,
JIO
.
j4i
...
J
.
1
,
t
-aeiand,
Poland.
,
l
"
BU
y
,other
women
or
to
gratify
her
own!
itmlriT
"vrMllra"
usui:
vouiiu.
.
..
.
froaUer
i
T
v..
v...
.
.,,J
v
mey
tase
au
ivrvc
tun-,
.
r.
.
.
"
.
.
:
.mere
are
-me
.evervaav
domes
in
.
,
oi
me
rioviPL
i
tootls
hv
irvis
imp
....
.
.
ney
were
m
a
groiro
or
aoout
J4U
,
tA
vrr
r
,m
w
.
.
v
,.
,
..
v,.
i
men,
women
ana
cnuarwi.
,
..
..
1
T-l,
-J
1
V,
iad
acain
on
the
roads
of
o
them,
-Tiy
do
you
not
protest
.
.
,
.
P
science
helps
protect
fighting
men,
Service
flfomen
aattendlng
to
her
own
needs.
"L4ke
Ithe.'cayalry
yesteryear
her
jnacfalhe
ets
attention,
before
she
Proud
Of
Cars
I
can
have
a
meal
or
'a
hot
bath,"
tone
officer
said.
Working
hand-in-hand
rth
the
fighting
forces
of
Canada
.and
ihe
rest
oi
the
empire
are
the
scientists
of
the
National
Re-fieaach
Council
at
Ottawa.
Already
they
have
made
numerous
highly
important
contributions
to
the
war
effort,
both
in
the
Industrial
field
and
among
the
armed
forces.
One
of
the
research
workers
is
shown
as
he
subjects
steel
helmets
to
special
lest.
One
has
-been
penetrated
by
a
bullet
and'
the
other
has
resisted
it.
The
scientjfi
is
trying
to
find
why.
'
Private
"John"
Collings,
Serving
In
Second
War,
Has
Four
Soldier
Sons
Uy
G.
A.
IIUNTEU
After
a
stav
here
of
six
months,
first
attached,
to
the
1
l
h
mJ
Wiilii
A.iil-UC
kJVAZib
OJIUICId
I1CX
r
n..
i
t
fTA?!
I
1
"l
Tl
d
f
1
1
llYl
1
.JirilVifll
1
LTr
1
M
1
S
J
I
III
1
r
Willi
1
1
1
r"
HII
AlJ
......j-
t-
mflcnme-ffuns
on
us.
Bhp
aia.
.
"...
.
,
TT
hf1
i
n?
i:
jf
this
rl
of
23
with
the,
,'"7"
'r;."'""
.'
nothing
is
she
conscious
of
lhp
more
pririf,p
RpnrrrP
for
Victoria,
havinp;
been
transferred
v.v
J
1
eieht
of
ui
includin'
husbaaxl
lJie
prince
ueoree
ior
victoria,
jiaving
jueen
iraitsieiieu
,
i.
.
mv
.
.
ST.1
$rJX
f"W
Oatowajlje
ismorAarlyJly
his
manv
friends,
is
one
of
the
most
ve
as
2.1
rr
vuuiru
uie
vcu
i
Couraje
Saved
Tlif
m
swke
in
a
Jow
valce
which'
"The
Soviet
of
fleer
taunted
thn
her
man
oames
home
on
leave.
i
-
-
nrwi
finin
mv
wTif
in
to
(mm
n
.
nUJW
Trmiini
ilUilIU
rnlnVi
krilM
-t.MniAM
Ivva
mi
rrw
Sac
innniiu
4Vio
ffWvi-
eM
4c
infir.:Mr.
cniHiers
tn
Vi'ivc
i-n
service
In
the
last
war
without
The
liondaa
tntmakers,
curiously
-
-tntionprf
in
jprino.
Runert
previous
military
experience
In
the
tHK,
,k
i-hr,o.
permanent
forces.
-Nor
-wsre
my
H-O
t
.T
4
C
Ht
fnnr
enne
crtMlopo
Kofrvr-o
ivVin
rfO
ihP
hPr
nf
tour
sons
o
They
unjeeved
"
.
-
.
-.
i
"
uwu
jjukm
.
.
,
,
rry
1,
tu
i
private
'ncm
ifar
uoumgs
Conines'
When
people
etjirer
too
.-."?
v
Winston
ChurchlU
and
Anthony
"
.
""
m.ffriHn
r,
Rhi.n
isTvi
vn.
M,aa
l"ww
JMen
made
the
British
nation
"
V
-
.
"Tr::r.L-T.
:
z
r
.
-nvr-r
Tsinnd
ThP.
n
KiyiHan
JJI-l
AUIt3KI-JU,
M
UUtlUI
T
1
"
T
tULUfnSfVOIlST
.
r
.
...
.
...
..
t
1.
.j
I
cent
"You
dare
not
shoot
us,"
the
lass
-bombing
instructor
with
the
Ul
ul
3a,uou4.3,
E-atw
For
Two
'
Doctor
said.
They
were
freed.
Ghm
and
Mr.
Eden
jRoyal
Ajr
j.,rce
.Tnen
finding
his
market
princlpaUy;
1
.
...
.
......
have
left
their
mark
on
the
shaoe
n....
with
-the
manv
cam
tret's
whd
haunt
m
PmrVrarcv
ovnrpqpn
Mfinamp
irnfriowsKi
nescriDen
...
tuj
wiv
-
.
,t
.animation
however
ien
she
how
they
hluffed
Ihelr
way
over
r:,
1
-rots
into
.
,
i
Aruiiery
auer
servaoe
in
-j?
ranee
"4"'J
--""""""
"'
.4.i
.
...
.
uujcu
vuuHjtijr
lAioii
ami
.wiiui
finHTi
nnrt
liivlmr
m
iwu-iaiio
mil,
'ill
lire
-ouiiuiici.
omi
o
reaiue
meir
lavor-
itumonia.
leuinn
mem
10
s
hp
.
.....j
.
..
-
.
..-.".0
"
.
....
-
-
.
.
-
uiir.e
wp
iraiipo
a
Jitymaurr.
il
is
j:
i
i
.
.
.
There
-
npni
-
-
,.
his
nis
-
,
unp
wife,
-
who
wnn
-
-
was
wns
-ii'
a
'visitor
?insiTnr
.
...
um.
:
.
.
.
.
i
.
.
...
.u.
.
.
a-v.
-
-
-
.vf
1
1
i'T'
mm
r.n
nr."in.ni.
Til
wiiitiii
.
....
...
1-
.
r
-i
l.j
-
uuc.u,
miwt
ill
cj-k
juu
,f4-rm
to
-r,
nHIlorv
c
nniu
fnWtiir
m
iriui.c
nuvtl
l
llllio
uuuuaii,
.
.
.-.
...
-
,,
....
.
.....
nugro
supnase.
out
man
sons
oi
.mm
..w..
hhu
ana
two
vounerer
cniuaren
tive.
ine
ur
KUU,
iUCT
KJ.VW
IJUHi-
ii
ivu,
wc
vprv
TrnrlicVi
f-ihW,.c
Vm,
flrwl
tr.of
,
"
..
.
.
.
.
r,r
Vitorlo
n.ni
onoWo
.f
i
i
.
i
BUI-
xjui-
IBS
j.u
roes
wiic
Mn
uns..
i
shlrtln
chlrtlno-
Pottflns
pnttons
-.v.
make
th-se
pn.
T7
Wm
r
vKtt.
hmr
on
w
ucuj3
iii'Efi
awav
uy
too
uncontrollable
events
and
the
soldier,
afrald
to
chil-
m
r'm
'winoVt
nri
w
It
fn.
rv
h
Iff
lOMJlO
T
nATTl
n
n1
trM.
-1
II
in
T
rf
III
II
1H
.
wina.
Miflme
Praglowskl
saio
inoss
my
oenrao
are
siuierptg.
r
.5.
Witli
grim
determination
this
young
and
virile
nation
dons
hcriarrnottr,
heckles
on
'her
sword.
From
coast
to
coast
the
t
empo
of
Canada's
war
cfTort
accelerates
Tanks,
planes
shells,
food-Etufls,
and
eaiijnjncnt
f;
every
kind
are
t)tiE
massed
for
vj4ory.i3anada
meansniEJnes.
!
'
'
J"'1-
w.
i
Personal
tacrfllc
n
if
match?4M
;"!
ffort.
Yours,
is
thirrhity
of
providing
the
dollars
so
vital
to
Canada'
war
neVds.
Yours
is
the
duty
to
ave.
Invest
in-war
BaaingeertificaHes'
regularly.
Jiuijj
afpLiyor
rayaocwlnave
to
-
-
-.
aorv.
THE
ROYAL
BMK
OF
CANADA
WR
-SAVINGS
PLEDGE
fORMS
AVAlLAtlE
'AT
'Atl
BCHK
v,
veteran
oi
JJunKerque
wiii
ine
ar-
-
tiny
hats,
v,ntc
boat
shaped,
Jniiorw
'
'Shortest
leaves.
..
.
l"WJ.
i,
.
J.
.
7
i
.
,
j
wn
eien:
crowns
and
gently
up
ma.'ter
how
good
ox
courageous
i'nroly
saluted.
rtiit
wmr
Tin
mo
uren
AiiitM
Mnta
t
r
1
-
vtrf
xn
itrpn
ui
kutitti
in
j
Ti"
iuii
k
iier
hushand.
a
nsvcho-
new
oi
nigni
ana
were
more
man
Eluded
convert
amosnhere
fe
Pro-lowski
derfared.
:to.what
There
are
such
tiny
hats
in
lin
hrlmmed.
shapes,
sometimes
anl
straw
faced
together.
Bonnets
ore
worn
by
the
young
,
closely
fitted
hlack
doth
coat
worn
wiiih
a
tiny
black
silk
orj
'satin
-bonnet,
showing'
the
hair,
'wonviin
hig
curls
hlgji
over
the,
.forehead.
j
I
Hats,
Day
Aftd
Night
,
'.Young
girl's
bonnets
have
far
;
i
bigger
nff-the-Iaee
hrims
and
have
less
trimming
more
line
fto
dheni,
you
may
say.
The
turned
back
brims
may
toe
scalloped
They
may
he
made
in
rough
straws
lor
.hot
daysr
In
the
fine-pale
felts
for
cooler
days,
or
in
fabric
to
match
the
facings
on
a
coat,
or
-actually
matching
a
-blouse
or
dress;
Palled-
'forward
berets
m
cottons
or
silks-are
also
for
a
young
girl's
choice.'!
Feather
toques,
on
the
other
hand,;
are
the
.married
womw
choice.
J
I
Night-time
turbans
are
worn
..In;
irestaurants
in
London.
Girls
wear
chiffon
turbans
in
pale
'tonts,
the'.
crids
falling
to
the
droulder'a.
Mar-
i
ried
women
wear
lame
or'
?wtjli
i
turbans,
closely
foound
arid
rheiJ'
by.
Jewels'
on
either
elder
ot
the"'
.twist
or
knot
at
the
front.
jj
DRAFT
COLONISTS
.
PEIPINO,
April
4:
(CPl-japan-ese
police
are
making
wholesale
laEreMs
of
their
colonists
In
con-,
rquered
'OMnese
territory
who
fall
ito
refsr
for
military
service
jwith
the
Japs.
brothers
were
captains
and
the
other
was
a
lieutenant:
One
died
of
iwounds.
Both
others
wounded.
I
'"Uone
of
its
are
old
sweats,"
answered
Colltoss
to
a
question.
filrls
and
miniature
ixmnets
by.
,vc
iuur
w
"Jlu"ICT'n'
1Ui
anafried
women
accompany
thej1
1
fitted
'-town
coats.
You
will
get
hImbbbbhi
CHIROPRACTOR
SUnley
W.
Oil
ton.
D.CJ'b.C.
IViJUfe
lrk.
Thane
K4t
Just
Arrived
KNIVES
FOK
EVERY
PURPOSK
flfead
Knives,
Cake
Knives,
Slicing
Knives,
Butcher
Knives,
Paring
Knives.
At
the
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Tour
Dimes..Are
Little
Dollars"
.
P.O.ox
357.
Phone
Red
120
f
.
I'lM
YES!".
He
Uenalr
Water
Pipes,
jtoofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
'Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
$l9
Chimneys
Swept
$2.50
HANDY
MAN
IT0ME
'
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
735
VVA
IU1
ilUU
'
V
b
W1n
the
Collings
is
crcsident
cf
trie
Red.
ens,
plain
or
iri.pd,
and
for
the!
Mm
en!HstIn.g
Earrie
on-ward
to
attendins
this
Sunday.
He
corner
uays,
m
ne
imest.
ngni-
fnrl,
-
olrvw
jullh
J.Vip
Tm.iTO
me
rrusiy
iingiisn
x,;
.
m
shepherd's
plaids
(minute
checks.
Jhat
Is)
or
glenurguhart
checks.
with,
the
dust
that
Inevitably
rises
in
a
city
liable
to
air
raids
women
would
eschew
pole
dints
but
that
is
not.
at
all
the
ase.
They
are
buying
delicate
fine
felts
in
pale
nlnks
and
pale
blues.
Ybu
even
,fmd
the
finest
white
felts
in
wide
felt
perial
forces
and
two
days
later
one,01
uie
jjiays
.
sia3eu
oy
Ule
he
as
on
ihlsway.to
England.
one,lccal
ume
Theat
nlSht-
lof
the
first
thirty
to
leave
Canada.
The
writer
has
had
this
story
London
Is
making
hats
of
the
jHg
:Vn
prance
with
the
Fifth
'about
Collings
"under
his
hat"
for
palest
nalfst
felts.
Mts.
Yon
You
might
miht.
think
think
that
IftatL.
.
.
jj
'
in
time
out
..Tov.
wtta
rr,i.
nnvnt
Jhisspv
nnrt
Tn-i-i
wrinnripd.
a
Jong
"John,"
typl-
Collings
was
himself
one
of
four
En
modesty
resolutely
ln-
i
brothers
who
served
with
the
Im-
slsted
that
none
of
these
inter-
jperialt
in
the
lat
war.
Two
of
his
1
f,snf
thl"Pu
ab"t
W
be
pub-
were
nunareas
oi
peopic
try
a
spoi-,in
the
Dally
News
classified
col-"
umn
and
get
good
results..
ItfV
J.H.BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Rank
Ride;
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Froprletoi
-A
IIOMfc
AWAY
FKOM
IIOMK"
Kate
75c
H
50
Koomr.
Hot
&
Cold
Waui
Prlrice
Jlupert.
B.C.
thwt
Ml
TjO.
Bot
1M
MANUFACTURERS'
Life
Insurance
GoH
P.
H.
Linzey
Local
Representative
rrince
Rupert
PHONE
GREEN
44fi
War
Chariots
Uet
Attention
Like
Cavali7
KUedi
Of
Other
Days
LCME:
,
Ap
H
4:
CP
Mem-t;rs
of
the
Women's
Transport
rrvl:e
have
driven
more
than
52640
miles
In
connection
with
their
work
In
the
'Northern
om-mandM
alone.
Each
weman
driver
must
"know
bow
to
do
everything
except
the
heaviest
kind
of
repair
work.
Alt'
r
coming
In
from
long
and
difficult
driving
she
must
dean,
xelill,
check
and
eee
that
toe
car
is
in
order
for
Instant
service
before
SUBMARINE
LOGGING
HIBBINO,
Mmn
April
April
4:
X
CP
)
Twenty-live
thousand
logs,
mo-Uy
Norway
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present
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