air
0
m
fpjuat
Acorr
fAQZ
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEW3.
.The
Experts
Say
.
.
THERE'S
AfctAX
cuui
fnm
attf
NOTHING-
Hints
for
wartime
bring
from
folk
-e
CRAWr"
IS'SLSTSmSntYi
SitrerteafLtrS,
bteaa
the
knows
that
Stherfeaf
keep
freh
lortfer
and
o
do
pies
made
hh
Sherleaf
'
Betide,
Siherleaf
t
nury
flat
our
male
paitry
tatte
Utter
and
unifarrolv
hffiber
qualify
roaVes
every
Pe
HKte.
For
pfrt
me
Granny
ued
to
bale,
follow
Cranny
aJrtce
ak
for
Slherleaf
Lard
Sift
Canadian
Co..
Limited.
BUYING
lb
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For
Neat
and
Attractive
Homes
Write,
Wire
or
Phone
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&
Pound
Ltd.
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West
Broadway
flict
mav
rise
or
fall.
There
Is
no
flewl
to
talk
about
the
critical
state
of
affairs.
Surely
it
docs
not
need
much
imagination
on
the
part
of
any
of
us
to
picture
what
will
'but
happen
If
Canada
falls
in
her
Job
as
an
arsenal
of
democracy.
Yes,
we
are
only
a
small
nation
in
point
of
population
but
we
wonder
If
many
of
us
have
ever
thought
what
the
chances
of
the
democra
cies
would
be
If
Canada,
with
an
aU
very
Vancouver,
B.C.
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NEWS.
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COLUMBIA
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Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
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Limited,
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ta
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a
Year.
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EDITION
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21.
1M2
EDITORIAL
INCIDENTAL
TO
WAK
The
people
of
the
Bast
feel
we
are
in
a
Totoerable
spot
here.
Possibly,
they
have
an
taasjaeraterl
view
of
oar
periL
Possibly,
they
have
not.
Bat
that
is
by
the
way.
If
we
do
see
physical
warfare
here,
j
tertous
though
h,
may
be
for
us!
-
i
wmw
H
win
elar
'
au,
be
mn
an
mcmenv
i
iwmi
Is
are
we
doing
oar
part
or
are
we
stfll
dallying
-while
the
world
barns
about
us,
while
those
privileges
upon
which
we
automatically
base
our
whole
philosophy
of
life
are
in
danger
of
complete
disappearance
Jost
as
they
have
b?en
eclipsed
in
other
less
bleated
parts
of
the
world
which
have
been
need
merely
as
stepping
stones
against
us.
MANPOWER
PROBLEM
Manpower
is
a
problem
in
Canada
today.
It
is
the
problem
open
which
the
whole
Issue
of
this
con
hin
it
vhit
ii
lMileTBhin
if
no-
many
resented
leaderabsp,
think
ing
more
of
criticizing
it
than
fot-j
lowing
it;
too
much
intent
upon
following
oar
own
sweet
way?
SERIOUS
THINGS
The
editor
has
found
it
diffi-
to
speak
of
impressions
of
Canada
telling
you
In
detail
how
very
fine
the
crops
on
the
prairies
are,
what
mer
it
has
been
in
cmtano,
now
win?
What
good
would
an
of
these
things
be
to
we
Canadians
then?
GREAT
IN
RESOURCES
We
are
so
great
in
resources
but
wc
are
so
few
in
num-
her
wealth
of
resources,
were
not.bers.
Maybe
we
have
erred
in
the
In
this
fight?
past
in
our
failure
o
develop
those
And
without
the
effective
use
resources,
to
use
them
effectively
and
marshalling
of
her
man-land
efficiently
for
ourselves
and
power,
Canada
carmot
make
the
lor
the
rest
of
mankind.
If
,if
nffnw
fhat
mnt
hi
mftrin.
On'wc
arc
not
wlUine
to
make
the
will
be
using
those
reourccs
or
power.
It
Ii
a
good
program,
too,
and
there
Is
reason
to
believe
that
which
wc
have
been
so
blindiy
It
will
be
put
into
effect.
A
num-
!boaful
and
so
extremely
neglert-bcr
of
newspapermen
at
Ottawa
re-1
Jul.
ccntly
spoke
their
views
In
approval
!
"After
seeing
Canada,
all
we
of
the
program,
THey
urged
the
'have
to
fight
for.
all
wc
have
to
Kovcrnmcnt
to
o
ahead
with
it-
"ve
lor,
au
we
nave
w
uie
mr
courageously
and
cocrclvcly
u
necessary.
BLAMING
GOV'T
There
Is
a
tendency
for
some
of
us
to
criticize
the
govcrnrnoHt
for
Its
slowness
to
move.
Posslbiy
some
of
our
criticism
may
have
been
unfair
for,
after
all,
has
the
government
not
given
us
what
we
have
asked
for.
It
Is
what
we
have
to
save
for
those
who
follow
us,
one
cannot
escape
I
the
thought
that,
evade
our
respon-
Blbllltlcs
as
wc
may,
carry
on
the
old
way
as
we
may
wish
to
do,
wc
have
not
much
longer
to
decide
each
of
us"
Individually
are
we
pulling-
our
load
now
and,
If
not,
are
we
willing
to
do
everything
wc
can
about
It?
MILK
Hew
that
tea
am!
eoffee
tle
of"
new
beak
mtiossfeag
and
i
mi
Mr
to
be
v-ar
whtftr
the
war
lasts.
aafJfc
STOVES
The
n-r
order
probably
be
more
popular
as
tag
suppHra
of
eeetrte
atom
a
beverare
Marion
Harlow
of
grills
makas
it
aD
the
awe
PfnV-.nj
and
Health
Depart-
portant
to
take
ear
at
the
-rr.fi
nutrition
.
services
says
yotrre
mm;
Tae
expma
:
a
.rr.r
"vjr:
to
fceao
tiMtr
weight
that
any
food
spitted
on
the
rmr..-6rmr.
donX
haw
to
be
afraid
of
top
fboald
be
wtjxti
off
prom--rr.i.K
because
it"
not
the
thing
After
the
rante
cools
wlf
v
-hat
puu
aa
eatsa
paamdaav
.
.
a
eoJ
dpd
ta
warm,
sea:.
Pastry,
rich
daaaerts.
tarn,
chaee-
water
.
If
the
beating
aaHa
are
late
sundaes
and
other
fatty
and
open,
barn
off
satDed
toad
starchy
foods
are
the
real
vtitsins."
sma-t
use
a
brush
or
sharp
afr-
iS
the
vay
She
pan
It
men;
wncn
aim
um
igi
iac
c
menu
Laera
Pepper
of
the
Agriculture
BmmUwnV
consumer
dtristoa
Is
constantly
on
the
watch
for
sugar
-saving
hints
.
.
"When
yoo
bar
carry
varieties
of
appaes
make
sore
they're
fully
rtee."
she
cays
'Oreen
apples
takes
too
mreh
rurar
In
cooking"
Her
sugar-savin
redoe
for
apple
sauce
k
tluu
aapitni
of
i
tal
of
sugar
for
each
me
and
nsrvhalf
a
Most
economical
results
come
from
i
iiiii
mimfnl
of
eoffee
tor
esen
eWD
"UellKjd
not
OWT
mhnrtes
.
And
make
sore
the
tvim
iiiiirl
correctly
for
..
.
,
yonr
coffee
maker
to
avoid
waste
yreu
to
uut
uon
tewan-
i
-
.
.
for
2
trr
MU
flBffae.
FACTORIES
Dr.
L.
B.
Ptt,
director
of
nutrition
services,
says
his
branch
is
launching
an
intensive
campaign
to
Improve
meals
and
seating
facilities
in
industry
.
.
Trained
dtettUans
have
already
surveyed
these
aspects
of
several
a
cool
sum-
-
tntlon
serviceji
are
Now
the
nu-trying
to
co-
1th
th"
nunagements
slow
it
seemed
travelling
home
rn!P'at
.
niitMi
troir,
.r
,,rin,
tmn
making
a
real
improvement
-
v.-i
.i
ii
i
l.
uie
nuiriuun
n
tnnaum
in
less
than
three
quarter
of
a
s
Nu-.nuori
:n
Indurto"
day,
how
interesting
it
was
to
see
t
those
many
new
sights
in
a
great;
country
which
he
had
never
seen'
before
and,
of
course,
telling
you
how
business
Is,
how
everybody
is
;
making
money
these
days
and
'
spending
it,
too
how
things
are
booming.
Somehow
or
other
thoM
things
seem
of
rattier
minor
Importance
these
days
in
the
face
of
graver
things
which
face
us
with
such
stack
reafhjr.
We
cannot
wonder:
What
If
we
do
not
Good
Whisky-
In
in
nwork-
JOHNNIE
rata
-i
irmwi
''.V
o.NO.STUlCO.NGST.ONC
0d
bol.i
!
tcotl"
Till
aOvcriiiMfDiei,'.
run
pulIUhl
or
dUplayvd
by
-.lie
I.lijuor
Control
Board
or
by
Ue
UoTrnmnt
of
Brttlab
CoJomtrt
MEDICAL
EDUCATION
There
are
34
medical
schools
in
England.
RAILWAYS
IN
CANADA
Whisk
of!
wiry
beard
easily
r
comfortably
with
money-saving
.
Minora
Blades
CANADA'S
tAVOWm
tCONOMr
BIADC
WOMEN
IN
INSURANCE
Wartime
Ila
Widened
Held
But
Gtatnr
Ioent
Mean
a
Thine
Bv
HAZEL
DEAN
(Canadian
Pre
Staff
Write-
far
a
YeHow
Transparent
.
.
ab
TORONTO.
Am
21
-Caaadia
the
sugar
after
eootdng
while
the
sain
on
n
vtn
most
Into
apple
saoee
la
stfD
hat
for
btg,
inaanmeV
fMd
owrtef
the
v
reaalts.
w,th
(aaMsaahat
aveteas.
ta
tr.-
od9filon
of
eeera
faaaaraaeews"
8PPNDING
Byrne
Hope
Bn-i8nT
g,
tn
Taronto
a
ders.
"Mrs-
Canaasaer
of
U
tbew
ksw
Wartime
prleca
and
Trade
Board
0
eara.
worr"
nrces
every
xaaray
maopi
nsvnntx
ictaunitatliM
hiv
-spending
"
mr
moat
efot
i
worked
oatetty
and
etflelentlT
oe
wartime
!rhj
.
.
Kt'i
dadde
thetr
male
inBiafan
The?
now
what
we
seed
to
keep
nhae
bawwl
a
trafl
for
newcomer
families
well
and
atiwaj
and
ftj,
ama
wfB
fill
wartime
posi-,
spend
leas."
she
aajeirts.
"Hlt-or-
y
maaranee
Imha
spendm
waatea
money
Lay
jjmen
of
military
aae.
j
aside
money
ragnlarly
for
esaen-
atatttfca
awaaUd
by
one
eom-l
tlals
like
taxes.
And
adopt
as
)t
ettesta
em)oy
the
motto.
Tf
It
means
rnnnine:
p
jmen,
sake
talks.
Pew
nar-
new
biH
to
bay
someauna
oon
i
turned
dawn
the
woman
repreaen-boy
It'"
(tettve
in
favor
of
a
male
aceat.
Oakouui;n
Jhemsetes
cttstcaat
OOFFEB
The
ratianlnf;
dMawni,,
nonsense
stortes
of
women
bax-
of
the
Prices
Board
cornea
on
ww,ff
tram
the
inaaraiiee
this
adriee
tar
maktes
rationed
I
JBascttDB
prelodke.
Men
coffee:
"Don't
ower-pexeosue.
.
jfcnow
their
inaarance
beBere
will
have
a
fall-time
and
after
the
war.
BusinMf
Sene
What
do
personnel
jlook
for
in
proapeetrve
representatives?
First,
sound
bust
Feristetne
wftes
alone
win
never
seD
a
life
Insurance
i
Pit
L-amig
policy,
the
experts
say.
Unijsual!
Chicago
educational
standards
are
not
essential.
Women
between
2
and
40
with
broad
social
contact,
per-reverance
and
hrWattve
are
ger.-eraBv
preferred.
tEnsfaastaam
for
wort;
ana
ainwtjr
are
important
erualifteattons.
Carefn!
selection
and
improved
trainmc
methods
have
decreased
vteeg
would-be
saletwpmen
to
cx-
i
...
.
..
.
.
rM
IViAlr
harp
nf
hftrrf
work.
"It
:
"
.unM.
Wri!l-
todav
of
each
and
cverv-
.
?"y
rauway
companies
operate
uw
t
ubu
um
1
-
'm
Canada.
issue
mav
rise
or
fall.
The
Prime
one
of
us
taking
his
or
her
place,
,
Minuter
at
Ottawa
has
announced
where
we
can
best
serve
the
na-)me
of
thP
nlans
the
government
Itlon
as
a
whdle
In
this
all
out
ef-
has
In
regard!
to
use
of
man-
frt
!t
will
not
be
Canadians
who
Juana.
Santiago
and
Ave
Marie
r,:"
takeg
courage
and
perseverance
,.ro
,nr
for
-
i
I
VWtitail
W
tllMSkW
SS,
t.
V
ALIAS
AVE
MARIA
1
field."
But
she
finds
her
work
ex-
Cuba
at
various
tunes
vai
called
citing
and
enjoys
the
keen
com
petition
it
offepj
Baseball
Standings
Btuokhrn
sense
combined
with
a
pleas-
at.
Louis
percDuw.
t
eraonalitr
Bat
thumbs
down
.
Nw
York
od
and
palveriaad
or
eoffee
UI1
g
f
III
I
NatM
Phlladatphia
Amerlean
Hew
York
Boston
Cleveland
St
Louis
Detroit
Chicago
the
nossrotntv
of
misftts
to
the
in-1
Washington
surance
busineas.
AO
applicants
Ph:iafl.;
nia
tmoat
try
an
aptitude
Index
test!
;
before
their
future
as
repreaen
-ttarivej
is
considered.
For
Instance:
"Do
you
like
nwaieal
comedies
?"
"Are
you
ever
Jate
for
as
appointment??"
"Are
you
easily
discouraged?"
Only
the
insurance
saleswomen
can
answer
these
and
78
similar
Questions
satisfactorily.
In
It
14
Years
One
saleswoman
who
knows
the
answers
is
Jane
Knrwlrng
of
Toronto.
A
successful
insurance
representative
for
14
years,
she
believes
In
adding
a
feminine
touch
to
her
sales
talk;
does
much
of
her
business
over
a
friendly
cup
of
tea.
Mrs.
Knowtlng
recently
was
admitted
to
her
company's
"Million
Dollar
Club."
Entrance
requirement
is
sale
of
$1,000,000
In
insurance
poHcles.
Mrs.
Knowllng
admits
she
entered
the
insurance
business
"be
cause
it
looked
easy."
Now
she
ad
leacne
U
n
at
4
M
4g
Lea
cur
....
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gf
a
as
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287
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
ZARELLI,
PROP.
"A
Home
Away
from
Home-
Rates
75c
op
50
Room
Hot
ii
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
C
Pbone
281
P.O.
Box
m
are
still
available
with
each
canh
purchase
In
our
store.
We
would
appreciate
to
have
new
customers
drop
in
and
let
us
explal
this
gift
plan
to
tlirm.
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
ccnta"
P.O.
Itox
575
Phones
18-19
Films
Developed
and
Printed
35c,
any
size
Up
to
8
exposures
Enlargement
Coupon
with
every
roll
Reprints
4c
each
Professional
Wohc,
Fast
Service
Enclose
coin
with
roll
and
mail
to:
mi:vi:rs
studios
812
Granville
St.
Vancouver'
i
rt??&
mfe
orqulek
I
rhis
advert.
iemcr
t
s
net
pu;
ihed
ur
i
sp'sved
S?v
the
Lksuor
Control
Board
or
by
DUE
TO
WAR
CONDITIONS
Canada
will
now
on.
have
to
depend
as
never
before
:
put
of
her
urines
to
mi
the
ever
lncrraatnf
demand"
Much
of
this
win
have
to
be
from
Albecta
mines,
bu:
be
difficult
If
not
tiiijinsishlr
tf
twamaiwi
watt,
as
tr
for
cold
weather
before
taking
dtttvery.
Do
your
part
In
helping
to
avoid
a
aerteus
filling
your
bin
NOW
and
keeping
h
FULL.
8
locks
of
Pootiulia
AUrU.
Bulkiey
VaHey
and
(
'
or,
hand
PHILP0TT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
PHONE
rr.i
Now
We're
Hot
n
-
th'
n
.
.
OLD
PHONOGRAPH
PHONE
IK2
RECORDS
In
order
to
obtain
muc
h
needed
shellac
f
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manufacture
of
new
records
RCA
Vk
r
buying
up
old
records.
(Records,
with
tinner
aoro
-laminated
I'di
on
i
i
and
Columbia
cannot
be
used.)
Most
makes
are
Good
for
Cash.
fc
EACH
FOR
10
INCH
8c
EACH
FOR
12
INCH
(Cash
paid
on
delivery)
Bring
them
in
from
the
cottage.
Bring
thorn
up
from
the
basement
Bring
tliem
down
from
the
attje.
Bring
them
all
to
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