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Baggage
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this
jaunty,
rakish
snap
brim
for
Spring.
Its
lightweight
graceful
lines
mate
it
a
favorite
with
discerning
dressers.
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in
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Rupert
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&
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Store
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COLUMBIA
i
BRITISH
UTILITY
CLOTHES
:Majr:
Bring;
Many
.,
Casualties
.
In
Dress
Industry
LONDON.
April
30:
(I
sir
Thomas
Barlow.
director
of
civilian
clothing,
who.
at
a
word
can
change
the
styles
of
men'.?
or
women's
clothing
In
Britain,
has
explained
the
set-up
by
which
ilm-olifled
fashions
are
to
help
con-
erve
fabric
and
drain
labor
from
civilian'
needs
into
war
factories.
Style
must
be
more
and
not
less
attractive
because
each
sanr.ent
uses
less
fabric,
says
Sir
Thomas.
For
that
reason
thi
"risloisnt
t
firms.'
as
those
chosen
by
the
5
covprnmpnt
in
mitt
"nillltv
clothing
bearlmr
the
government
mark
are
called,
arc
such
as
use
the
most
modern
methods
of
mak-
tntj
up
clothes.
Fabrics
ar
"directed"
by
government
order
ps
S
'.ney
come
off
the
looms
to
such
Ij
1esl?nated
firms.
J
A
Mim
of
M.
350.000.000
turnover
in
clothing
every
year
s-liows
the
magnitude
of
the
problems.
Thlrtv
thousand
dress
industry
firms
arc
engaged
in
maklng-up,
and
of
these
only
1,200
hare
so
far
been
sranted
the
government
mark,
the
little
label
of
''C.C.
4l.M
but
these
firms
can
be
reduced
or
in
creased.
Strictly
Controlled
When
all
the
fabric
needed
by
the
services,
men's
and
women's.
,t
has
been
taken,
two-thirds
of
I
what
is
left
is
directed
to
those
J;
protected
firms
making
Utility
J"m
ranges.
They
have
to
work
to
strict
I
government
specifications:
the
jl:
cloth
must
be
of
exactly
specified
I
goodness,
not
more
than
so
mucl
,'jmay
be
used,
finish
must
b!
per
;fect
and
firm
to
jnaks
clothe.'
well-lasting.
Dyes
must
come
from
permitted
groups,
profits
ar.d
I
prices
are
strictly
laid
down.
will
the
other,
the
miiority,
c!
makers-un
be
able
to
continue
against
the
competition
ol
the
:
government
sponsored
clothes?
Sir
Thomas
Barlow
says
frankly
that
he
is
sorry
If
thpy
?o
under,
but
under
they
are
likely
to
go.
One
third
of
the
fabric
lett
after
!!
service
requirements,
must
be
scrambled
for
by
them.
Theli
workers
may
be
taken
a
way
from
them
by
war
factories.
And
the
coupon
system
overrides
everything.
Women
have
a
mall
number
of
coupons
to
last
the
year
and
they
must
buy
their
j
clothes
on
a
budget
so
that
each
.lasts
over
several
season
or
years
That
means
that
they
will
chop?
I
the
best
in
fabric,
style
?s
well
a
I
price.
From
time
to
Ume
a
cry
rises
that
no
expensive
clothes
should
be
permitted
at
all
in
Limits
Trim
Now
the
Board
of
Trade
nil!
limit
the
trimmage
used
by
ex
pensive
designers
as
well
as
by
utility
manufacturers.
They
will
demand
from
them
slim
skirts,
no
unnecessary
cuffs,
faclnjs,
rivers.
no
buttons
for
sheer
ornament,
no
double
breasted
suits
or
coats
or
dresses
or
unnecessary
overlaps,
an
almost
complete
reduction
in
embroidery,
for
both
women's
and
children's
clothes.
A
trade
jianel
will
sit
to
Judge
what
is
necessary
and
what
is
unnecessary
or
namentation.
The
dlrectc:
rays
he
demands
no
more
than
"rcas
onable
restriction."
Every
branch
of
the
drnsj
trjdc
is
busy
now
seizing
the
opportun
ity
of
these
utility
clothes.
Up
in
Manchester
the
color,
design
and
l
i
style
centre
of
the
cotton
trade
is
k
I
planning
and
advising
on
coHons,
h
'collecting
the
best
of
the
cotton
&
futility
clothes
and
drcwiM.
They
p
i.arc
keeping
the
creative
spirit
fe.
1
alive
by
bringing
forward
the
V
i
work
of
textile
designers,
many
of
'whom
being
In
the
Forces,
are
not
able
to
bring
forward
their
work
for
themselves.
Arrives
rreMi
r.very
week
j
V
We
believe
In
featuring
It
!
and
helalw
our
up-river
.,
farsierfltnlEryyiltionqe
and,wc
quality
Is
unsurpassed.
V
lbIe
we
aiso
icaiure
uij-nver
VEGETABLES
whenever
dos-
5
MUSSALLEM
S
:
J
Economy
Store
I
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
P.O.
Itox
575
Phones
18-19
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
April
54
n
1
1
-
t
.
t-i
At
12:30.
2:55,
5:20.
7:,
10:10
ALSO
".MECHANICAL
.MONSTERS"
NKHS
FILM
LIST
FOR
MONTH
Sunday
.Midnight
Shows
Are
Innovation
Interrttinr
Lht
of
Hooking
Caplto,
Theatre
ha,
an
interest-
Ust
"Z'tZ
X?
JH.
'
otg
Ust
of
feature
bookings
for
the,
today,
it
U
the
flrat
mator
f.u
nonth
of
May.
Among
;he
out-
'
Lre
with
L"i7.
,
Ending
films7
to
be
sho'wn
arc
Zr
th
UTJLr?
ELFZSSS
5ft
-
r
"fi
!'
vrrnB
inna-,staM
aj,
Raymond
SU
ih.
tion
Is
the
commencement
of
soec
lal
Sunday
Midnight
shows
every
week.
The
list
for
the
montlj
Is
follows:
Oliver
Hardy
in
"Great
Ouns.
as
Howard.
Laaivnc
Ottvler.
fortman.
Anton
Walbrook
uiynu
rfonrw,
uk
latter
an
nractlve
litUe
17-yw
old
London
April
30
ad
May
1
and
2-Li.;..T.
eiuracter
lie
Howard.
Laurence
Olivier
and
;
""!
"
.
Raymond
-Ma-ey
in
4ath.
Par-'
.
,L
"...
F
ajjej
i
i--wifiuiuic
aiurj
oj
wiiai
May
3
(Sunday
midnight
Wh
'tniui'
-John
Garfield
In
"Eai
of
the
ilvTr"
th
ba.rwa
of
d-
May
4
and
5-Adolphe
Meniou
IT".
Uft,rJ,rlne
nnd
Carol
Landls
in
"Road
ShoW."
L
"1
,?Jt
Mav
anH
7c,
,
,
A,r
Dombert
and
'hey
at-
,
-
.
tvw.ii
"IU1V1
UI1U
l.ml
(
.w-
..k
v
'!'"
"V
CMn:
UTO
Mir
mo,
parallel
into
the
"
then
neutral
May
8
and
9
Bob
Hod
and
.71.7
.
.
Madeleine
Carroll
""
In
"My
Favorite
ravonw;
stan,
.
.
?.
.
mo
eoa'
oij...
actoll
0
y-.
nlm
TODAV
FRI.
-
SAT
-
Complete
Shows
at
12:30,
2:33,
4:53,
7
23
.
9
43
JplL
1
Af
A
lAMOUf
flATIII
IMIA1
CANADIAN
FILM
NOW
SHOWING
"Forty-Ninth
Tarallri
ex-iting
BrltUh
-
Canadian
pictur.-
hl?h
local
moviegoers
have
lone
been
nnHlnitin
.
..
Manager
D.
O.
Borland
of
htn,
,.lr.1?.
"T
,r
Brk!
at-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Cuuftqr
8
n
JiHwl
if
OO.)
Vancouver
Grand
view
Hratorne
.
ijft
Cariboo
Quarta
1JI
Medley
MMSOi
Jl
Pend
Orvllla
.
1.IT
Pioneer
,.
MS
Premier
.
.,
M
Privateer
.
Reno
.
MVi
Oll
Calwam
....
.11
CAR
.
Jl
Home
'
a.41
Moyal
Canadian
M
Toronto
CentrmitPai.
.
1
Cons.
Smelters
MM
Hard
rock
......
.
J7
Karr
Ad4t
iM
Uttle
Long
Le
v
M
McLeod
Otxkshutt
I.
If
XUdatn
Rf
Ukr
48
McKenale
Rd
Uke
M
Moneta
M
Ptekl
Crow-
1.41
Preston
Boat
Dome
1.M
San
Antonio
1.41
aberrttt
Gordon
Jf!
KII.I.LI)
BV
SKNTKY
DOVER.
April
30
Lieut.
W.
O.
Worthington.
Klf.V.R..
35-
May
10
(Sunday
mldnl-hti-f..
iae
,weeP
or
Dominion
year-old
grandson
of
a
millionaire
alnc
Day
and
Robert
Vo
.
,rom
wostenholm
in
the
Burton-on-ltent
brewer,
was
m-
Trial
of
Mary
Du"an
"
sub-Arctic
to
the
UrUtfd
SUtes-
cidenUy
shot
and
killed
by
May
11
and
12n0'bert
Preston
Canadian
border
at
Niagara
Fall,'
sentry
whose
warning
to
halt
ind
Ellen
Drew
in
"Night
of
Jan-
inc
vmrn.
u
Kocicy
own
;
near
or
raiiw
to
neea.
uary
Sixteenth"
!
r
Mountains
and
the
Pacific
Coast.
Mav
n
nnn
"in.w
n
"V
'
Ninth
Parallel
'
was
WOMEN
MARK
HUICKS
ft
he
and
Olvrnpc
Bradna
hi
,n
-Interna-
Ullerna
""".i"
by
a
PerU!l
I
..
.
n...
.
exDcdltlon
which
crossed
the
At-!
LONDON
Anril
30
Women
nuudi
oquaaron.
.
.
.
.
.
"
.
;
.
(iitriiii
ui.
oi
i.Mriiii:.MKNTH
Plrtoti
hikI
Smruli
.MImm.iI
(
IhIiim
fitunte
In
ihe
AJlIn
Mlnuij
Dlvltlon
cf
Cumins
DlaU-lot
oil
(he
WA
tide
or
Pin
Crnrlc
1-2
ml!
nd
J-4
A
,
rri
Noth
of
iorr
Pin
Crtrk
TAKE
KOtlCt
Owt
tlCThlll.
JI,C
IMM
Ir.r
A
M
'
t
'
tlx:
Bounta
M
f.
JSiijjferS'Si
W.'.-!?
(if
MX17
flays
from
ith
Ixrnf
nd
it
htuuii
c
yoir.
tn
nDiy
u
tbe
Mtnl:ia
l
cctc1t
tor
Crtlca1n
cf
ImprovommU
for
lie
purport
ft
cMtlnlng
Oron
OranU
of
the
ve
cllm,
Ani
further
Cuke
notice
ht
ctltm.
uwltr
ecUon
85
cf
the
"Mineral
Act,"
must
be
commenoed
bnfore
the
Umuhco
rf
nuoli
Orttflrti
U
LnprovemmU.
taini
thl
at,h
da.y
of
April.
1942.
JAAtEa
T.
UNDER!
1112
Agent.
111..:
day
enroute
to
J..
will
eonunence
k"
ahape
for
the
ojxi..
"Wc
Will
oper.
':
'
the
annual
meeti:
i
dlan
Medical
A-
will
hut
for
a
w-K
profeaalonal
men
!:
Canada
and
th?
'
The
Dmitri
earner,
i
repeated
this
yeur
'
color
photograph'
:
'a
again
the
end
of
3
mrtias
Instead
of
MONTHS
IN
LONDON!
AND
STILL
BREAKING
ALL
RECORDS
I
.
.
.
Six
Niizll
.
.
uirtHvpfi
cf
a
fuHmjfmf
roiJff
sunk
tht
rtait
el
ConoJo
by
lit
RCA.f
mJUh
win
wiih
ConaJn
Man.
Hunlrri
In
a
dtpttalt
Iwyltl
acren
CaiuJj
It
iht
4p:h
rralfl
.
.
(lit
otiJcj
unJccnJ.-J
rnliff
in
tht
unf
Uf
LAURENCE
OLIVIER
Johnmt.
frciikh
Canadian
Utie.
mht
fili
Noil
phi.
to
Idvt
hil
IlitnJt
LESLIE
HOWARD
at
Scott,
tht
klnJij.
eulluitJ
wnlti
who
mtttt
tht
challtngt
of
firman
titoihtry
RAYMOND
MASSEY
at
Any.
tht
Canadian
SeUitl
mht
thowi
the
Nail
"Supttman"
tht
mtanlng
of
Dtmtaatyl
A
COLUMBIA
PICTURE
with
ANTON
WA
LB
ROOK
GLYNIS
JOHNS
and
ERIC
PORTMAN
Vv
hoductd
and
dittcttd
In
Canada
and
-Tvv
Inalani
by
MICHAEL
WELL
4
-v
;
-r-.
totulnj
Tafidlr
CAKOLt
LVNDIS
i.
KOAD
siioir
Midnite
Show
Sunday
at
12:13
JOHN
(i.XUI
M
LI)
in
"KAST
OF
THE
HIVI
H'
JASPER
TO
OPEN
SOON
.Many
VhiUr,
;kr.'1(d
At
Mc:;
Uln
ltfort
Altlioush
Will
lit
turtaUrd
WlMrllPNO
A,
Umrlat
buatneui
:
ally
a
ut-vUun
i
WltMatnt
our
rrv
per
Parle
Ldr
,.
and
pi
that
Ux
or
drtna
will
tx-this
year
secim
on
RaMiiin
la
planty
In
oar
mounts:
and
the
gtsu
full
leattHUton
u
h
eod
rejuon
i
This
vis
Un
it.
.
Cuhney
Park
Ude
sun.
n..
peete
for
the
while
stopping
this
party
from
Nv'
V
May
15
and
1C
Bob
Hfne
ind
a"a
lrlufira
iroat
vae
soon
whi
oe
empioyea
in
lactones
tnc
canaaian
no.
.
Zorlna
in
'"Louisiana
Purrh.-
ra,ciy
01
uanaU
10
w,la
Lon-
making
bricks
for
the
rebuilding
Ume
and
this
r
(technicolor).
aon
10
maKe
l"e
,nlywf-
UrlUln's
bombed
cities.
In
he
stated
1
May
17
(Sundav
mldnlshti
-
Frank
Morsan
in
"Hullabaloo."
May
18
and
ID
-Randolnh
Scott
and
acne
Ticrncy
in,
"JJella
Starr
'technicolor).
'
'.
May
20
and
21
Claudctte
Cot
bert
and
John
Payne
in
"Remember
the
Day..'
Mzy
22
and
23
Robert
Taylor
ind
Lana
Turner
in
"Johnny
Ea-
?er."
May
21
'Sunday
mldnlsht)
Rett
Skclton
In
"Whlstlins
in
the
Dark!"
May
25
and
2ft
Maureen
OUara
and
John
Payne
In
"To
the
Shore
'r
Tripoli."
May
27
and
28--MarJorle
Wood-worth
in
"Brondway
Limited."
CANADIAN
HANDS
TAKE
PART
IN
WARSHIP
WKKK
t
v
Klltcd
Canadian
pipe
bands
are
shown
parading
ln
llydc
rark
a,
lhc
Canadtan
uniU
h"
part
In
London's
warship
week.