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Friday,
October
23,
1942
Mitchell
Hepb
urn
.
.
.
?e?ra
?-an
of
act,on
and
bolcl
expression,
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn,
who
has
suddenly
relinquished
government
leadership
of
Ontario
in
a
typically
spectacular
manner,
had
many
critics.
Many
disagreed
with
things
he
said
and
did.
He
was
criticized
for
his
impetuosity
and
inconsistencies
but
all
admit
that
he
was
able,
through
the
very
force
of
his
nature
and
compelling
personality,
to
get
things
done.
He
may
not
have
been
one
of
Ontario
s
sagest
or
soundest
premiers
but
certainly
his
regime
was
not
an
unconstructive
one.
Despite
his
critics
and
his
PTIPmiPff
anrl
Via
Vinci
in
powerful
places,
there
is
no
denying
thatrHepburrrharlf
nu
uiwuijf
sun
ims
a
strong
noici
on
tne
people
not
only
of
his
own
province
but
elsewhere
in
the
Dominion
He
had
among
his
severest
critics
also
some
of
his
strongest
admirers.
t
Hepburn
has
resigned
as
Premier
of
Ontario
but
we
hesitate
to
accept
any
suggestion
that
he
has
retired
permanently
to
the
sidelines
of
public
life.
Hepburn,
we
should
say,
will
be
heard
from
a
good
deal
yet.
Luxurious
Manpower
Waste
.
.
.
t
British
Columbia's
principal
war
industries
are
suffering
from
a
severe
shortage
of
manpower,
observes
the
Vancouver
Province,
The
shipyards,
by
reason
of
relatively
high
scale
of
wages,
are
adequately
manned,
but
lumbering
in
all
its
phases,
the
vitally
important
base
metal
mines,
and
many
minor
war
industries
are
gravely
handicapped
by
shortage
of
labor.
t
The
recent
desperate
effort
to
find
loggers
for
the
airplane
spruce
operations
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
is
one
illustration
of
this
condition.
So
is
the
action
of
the
government
in
taking
over
the
Britannia
and
Granby
base
metal
mines
to
get
greater
production.
Production
has
been
lagging
because
men
have
been
lacking.
There
are
approximately
4,000
Japanese
males
in
the
interior
settlements.
The
Vancouver
Daily
Province
has
said
over
and
over
agajrrthntit
would
be
better
from
every
standpoint
to
have
them
working
rather
than
sitting
idlebetter
for
the
men
themselves,
better
for
the
security
of
the
province,
bettdr
for
our
production
of
war
materials.
It
should
not
be
beyond
the
capacity
of
the
authorities
to
find
means
of
getting
them
to
work
in
some
essential
industry.
i
Four
thousand
pairs
of
idle
hands
is
a
luxury
we
cannot
afford
at
present.
If
we
have
any
doubt
as
to
the
wisdom
of
putting
these
Japs
to
work,
let
us
ask
ourselves
what
Germany
would
do
with
thein
in
similar
circumstances.
And
Ger-
mnnv
knows
snmnf
lu'ticr
nlimif
wnv
timn
nff'ninnn.r
!
Smithers
Victory
Nurse
Bride-
EIGHT
SONS
I
Loan
Rally
Held'
Elect
Honored
A
R
FIN
WAR
I
M
A
Wtory
the
Sco
Theatre
a
:
6air.'lan
Monday
evening
VSBwsl
fse
ptctare
show,
ere
mi
by
mtiit
speakers
w4e
-fed
the
hearers
to
bay
aoows
te
-he
uUnof
of
their
fmawrial
abtV
The
pier
are
shown
were
two
ar
subjects
entitled
The
Bead
-.o
Tofcvo
'
and
"ftod.
the
Wipw
.'.
Conquest
"
These
pietares
gave
graphic
tmpreadow
of
the
,'.
war
as
carried
on
in
the
em
ftyle
The
speakers
daring
the
val
between
the
two
reels
L.
H.
Kenney.
J.
'A.
Tarner.
Bishop
Rix
of
Prince
Rspert
and
Prank
Docfcrin
of
TeBrwa.
Soy
W
CaMer
wood
vas
chairman
of
the
meet
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Cry:
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or
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msmi
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I
shop
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Variety
Store
It's
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Store
JJ
Where
your
dimes
are
little
g
dollars
Dianrr
and
Theatre
TitXf
Tr
Ms
Mary
Rye
An
interesChwr
ratherinc
of
Prince
Ropert
enerai
Hospital
sasif
a
place
last
m-
in
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of
Uim
Mary
Byr
vho
la
vton
t
be
onied
in
awar-
rtaav
to
Corporal
Vernon
Sey-
-soar
of
Royal
Canadian
Air
Pore.
The
at
Id
-eke
t
was
(west
of
ai
a
dteawr
heM
at
the
Boston
Cafe
The
tabic,
appropriately
decanted
for
the
occasion.
of
a
s)oy-
awy
ftwaa
their
duties
lar
-Use
sMsw
la
white"
with
the
seats
wf
honor
beaa
held
by
the
howoree
aad
her
brtwesssaW.
Miss
EMe
Prye
At
the
close
wf
the
Hood
presented
Maw
Bays
with
a
lovely
paid
dreaser
sat.
Use
jrl.'t
wf
her
asswesate
najrssa.
Iwiiafrtiately
sjajaii-bin
thst
en-joyabie
affair.
Use
entire
pather-bur.
affate
entfrtalpsl
the
hanorfd
goeat
at
a
thsatrc
party
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
Urn
briafcnt
to
a
close
a
ususswawle
cstiam
for
aiL
Amonc
those
wbJHwS
arish
Miss
Boyco
fntare
happiness
were
the
brideantaid.
Miss
Bate
Prye.
and
the
Misses
Bsea
Cain.
Merle
McLauchUn.
Ida
Jfelaon.
Maoreen
8hirriff
M0U7
Pletcher.
EUeen
Worth.
Betty
Hood.
Aleta
Yosnt.
Theima
Edwarda.
Ease
Maaeley.
Nancy
Bkxxnqaist.
Marparet
Robinson.
Mn.
Betty
Oiaoa.
Mrs.
Mary
Forbes.
British
Tailors
Fear
Extinction
Withdrawal
of
Labor
and
Uncer
tainty
of
Supply
Main
Difficulties
CT.
t-rl
I
t
Word's
oround
town
.
.
.
speedy
Minora
Blade
tops
its
class
for
shaving
comfort.
Coiwh'i
(ottid
growing
cenew
Uoji
.
m
mm
e
ss
wi
a
v
Six
Sim
SKd
Tww
SMit-in
Law
f
Caitary
Mao
Sere
Oterea
Or
in
Canada
son
assssaned
officer
in
esttwa
Army.
Bavoy
Thossi-
anl
the
late
Mrs.
M-r
Caipary
wraaphi
ap
six
sjij
u.
1
two
daaalu:a
Today,
four
:
;a
ate
m
osUforn
aad
both
.
i.:-
av
ai?
u
uniiorji
E
Mandy
is
etsitlnf
Ms
childrr:
On:aat
thss
saO.
Sit
AJe
t
Mwady.
one
f
9a:ehewn
Beftaent.
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IXeppe
aad
wxs
oae
u!
-rcjaien
for
this
mil
:
to
Cerlaad
aBv
aftn
.h
Sairation
Arnr
s
"hcoi
raperiatendent
in
r:-.
h
w
awarded
the
Military
Me
.
for
his
work
at
Dieppe.
Brt-ader
Incinas
Mandy
a:
othe:
son.
is
saperrlsoi
of
a.:
Canadian
aahrmtton
Amy
War
aerTices
in
Enpland
Major
Pm.;
Mandy
was
for
sobm
tame
at
the
Sarrn
-m
Army's
"Red
Bhleld"
centre
at
Osaip
Datdaa.
aad-
st
"
n
rharfe
of
the
centre
at
the
Hamilton
'Military
Trade
Sehmi.
-
Sid
Mandy
is
a
Red
abJrld
saperrisor
with
a
Canadian
oesrasas.
CUffwrd
Avery
.
tt
in
th
Riyal
tn'd4en
Medleal
Oorps
iimnwa
-id
Cha'tes
Onnon.
hasbani
of
Kra
Mandy.
U
in
the
Royal
Caasv-dian
Ordnance
Corps,
itataaiisj
at
Bdmonton.
InrfdentaUy
an
sts
sons
ate
or
were
flaieaUon
Army
officers
or
i
active
workers.
The
fifth
son.
Major
Oeorge
Mandy.
is
the
Co-pa
officer
at
Brentford,
and
the
sixth.
Reginald,
is
in
Calpary.
1
FOR
PRISONER
RELATIVES
!
LONDON,
Oct
It:
"Prtooner
jof
war"
dobs
are
being
opened
jusroaaraMn
tmaaan
wnere
retatives
,
of
men
in
enemy
prison
camps
LOWDOM.
Oct.
:
The
diffi-
can
meet
and
pool
information
arttlee
of
rondprting
a
tailoring
Mnesa
daring
a
was)
are
soehf
GOOD
FLESH
NOT
FAT
Just
British
tailors
are
mmvttnm
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n.)
m
w.
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w
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mrm
t
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w
'
1
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SiM
m
ISM
deieatton
to
the
Board
of
Trade
of
the
A.TB
British
counterpart
le
-eJcUoetiw
7
JS2LM
CM
AO
has
oaUeeUvely
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oa
a
ton
and
a
half
of
weight
nieir
t
oohiea
ined
aerioos
since
Joining
ap.
Bat.
said
Gen
withdrawal
of
labor
and
the
n-
Or
Ronald
Adam,
adjotont-tea-
rertainty
of
supply
of
non-utmtv
eraL.lt
isn't
fat
but
good
sound
materials
nh
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illanlajia
h-.
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Board
or
by
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Oovemateat
of
British
Herbs
Expert
Woman's
Work
on
the
Wast
Cu
fctf
J-CojunttU
a
tire.
Mrs.
Oarrau
h;
.drying
sheds
eatab
5wi,
England,
Woman
.ppo4nteJ
vrMago
IB
htr
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Unique
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prlnf
and
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a:
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to
gather.
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To
baud
ap
a
exmprs
be
naive
hetw'work
w
the
k.
industry
for
the
prcduM
on
of
hips
for
ritam
medictnal
drugs.
Mn
D.
M.
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brre
chetnu'
-ret
ha
been
appotr.t.?d
to
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ve
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fnnd
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Ijrcrt
Stock
erer
to
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5
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G'WflELLl"
SHOES
By
Cr
ion
Lachapello
Just
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in
Swede,
Crushed
Kid
and
Jungle
Calfs.
OutBtan(lir.fl
Sty!6t
in
High
and
Cuban
Heel-.
Priced
from
$5.85
to
$6.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
iitii
,
,
,
,
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Phone
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