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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columba.
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the!
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Property
damage
from
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for
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EARLY
MADRAS
Madras,
on
the
eastern
coast
of
India,
was
the
first
territorial
pes
TURF
FOR
ENGINE
FUEL
So
serious
is
the
coal
shortage
in
Eire
that
turf
is
being
used
to
session
of
the
British
East
India
some
extent
for
railway
engine
NATIONAL
WAR
LABOUR
BOARD
COST
OF
LIVING
BONUS
The
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
has
found
that
the
cost
of
living
index
number
for
April
1,
1942,
of
115.9
'adjusted
index
115
has
not
risen
by
one
whole
point
or
more
over
the
index
number
for
October
1,
1941,
of
115.5
adjusted
index
114.6.
Accordingly,
the
National
War
Labour
Board,
pursuant
to
the
provisions
of
Section
12
of
Order
in
Council
P.
C.
8253,
determines
and
announces,
for
the
period
May
15,
1942,
to
August
15,
1942,
subject
to
the
right
of
employers
or
employees
to
apply
to
a
War
Labour
Board
for
authorization
of
payment
of
such
an
amount
of
cost
of
living
bonus
as
a
Board
may
determine
to
be
"fair
and
reasonable,"
under
the'
provisions
of
the
Order,
that:
.
(a)
There
shall
be
no
chance
in
the
amount
or
percentage
of
cost
of
.
living
bonuses
presently
.being
paidi
(b)
An
employer
who
has
not.
been
paying
cost
of
living
bonuses
may
not
begin
to
pay
such
bonuses.
By
Order
of
the
National
War
Labour
Board,
HUMPHREY
MITCHELL
Minister
of
Labour
and
Chairman
Ottawa,
Canada.
'
May
12.
1042
You
can't
let
them
down
'
flF-T0
RELIEVE
HUMAN
SUFFERING
NOW
You've
supported
the
Red
Cross
In
the
past.
It
has
done
a
marvellous
job
for
the
sick
and
suffering,
for
the
comfort
of
Canadians
away
from
home.
The
need
becomes
greater
every
month
for
the
great,
human
uatiani.oric
iine
iu?d
i
'Crosses
dolii'iiHi;mu4l
T)e
kept
up.
lYo'ur
'.dolVx
t
lars
are
needed
for
this
colossal
task.
The
.Hcd
Crpss
needs
$9,000,000
.(Jive,
Generously!
,Tlils
Space
Donated
by
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
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Home
of
Good
Shoes'
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Box
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Published
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Alternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Kuiwrl
Daily
JNews
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H.
P.
PULLEN,
PRESIDENT
O.
A.
HUNTER.
MANAGING
.EDITOR
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AI)VfiRTi?i.V(iitAfl.S
,
Cocal-Readees,
per
line,
per
inaartlpn
Churchill
Tells
Hitler
.
.
.
other
A
Distinguished
Visitor
...
T..;
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I.
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.ItewiColunin,
stating
I
ruq
justified
Adjartisements.
pr
wwd.
per
Iri-Wjlon,
02
FRIDAY.
MAY
16,
Uit2.
t
P
1
T
O
R
1
A
L
i
mice
uupert
nas
a
(iisimguisneu
visitor
lor
a
couple
of
days
in
the
person
of
Dr.
Carl
J.
Hamhro,
president
of
Norway
and
also
president
of
the
League
of
Nations.
While
his
visit
is
of
most
particular
interest
to
people
of
the
Norwegian
race,
which
form
.such
a
substantial
and
valued
proportion
of
the
population
of
this'
community,
Dr.
Hambro
is
a
figure
in
whom
we
all
share
more
man
passing
interest,
tie
holds
an
important
position
as
head
of
a
nation
which
for
years
has
led
the
world
in
pursuits
of
peace
and
culture
and
which
nowy-tempor-'
arily
subjugated
as
far
as
its
.....
land
is
concerned,
.....
never-
i?
i
i
i
uieiehs
is
oi
nign
and
prouu
spirit,
its
people
.lighting
fpr
liberation
both
at
home
and
abroad.
'
'
It
will
be
a
privilege
for
us
to
have
the
opportunity'
of
hearing
President
Hambro
speakln
public
tonight.
It
is
only
to
be
regretted
that
a
larger
venue
could
not
have
been
obtained
for
him.
His
own
countrVmen
wilfhave
the'
opportunity
to
hear
him
in
their
oWnltangue
tomorrow
j
night.
It
is
appropriate
enough
that
Dr.
Hambros
visit
'
here
should
be
timed
for
the
eve
of
NnrWPfrinn
Tiwlnnnml
'
ence
Day
the
anniversary
of
the
foundation
an
hide-'
iwjuena;
wmcn
me
nation
anu
trie
iigntmg.
democracies
uupe
may
ut
re-esiaDiisneu
oeiore
ipng.
1
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
By
Canadian
Pressi
May
15,
1917
British
forcos
repulsed
German
counter-attacks
east
of
Bullecourt
in
Arras
sector.
Germans
lost
heavily
at
Craonne
Heights,
Braye
and
Vaucjerc.
War
Council
in
Paris
attended
by
Prime
Minister
Lloyd
peorge
and
British
army
and
navy
l-'Sfc.
The
Privileged
Jap
anese
rti
me
irearment
mev
cave
us.
ft
The
Japanese
who
live
in
British
Columbia
are
a
very'
privileged
people.
We
have
gone
to
a
lot
of
trouble
to
keep
them
comfortable
in
their
state
of
internment
which
wartime
conditions
have
made
it
necesa'ry,
to
impose
uppn
them.
Now
because
they
do
not
receive
for
the
time-b'ejng
all
the
privihVes
they
desire,
they
have
seen
fit
to
.riot
in
Vancouver.
The
whole
thing,
we
suppose,
will
be
tolerated
with
the
usual
patience
and
tact
of
the
Canadian
aiithonies.
Wp
can
onlv
imagine
how
muqlupf
this
Qrt(of
thing
would
be
tolerated
were
we
.Canadians
in
Japan
under
similar
circumstances
and
tried
onf'uch
an
incident
as
that
in
Vancouver
Wednesday
nigr;t--pr
what
would
..happen
to
lis
should
the
Jananeseet
thi
nnPl
hi!
nirl
k
?
n
this
our
own
land
and
we
should
attempt
tp
demonstrate
;
FOR
SALE
v,injpjete
witn
inrniiijre-
-I
small1
Rooming
House
1
modern
4
room
living
housel
three
rorm
emi-:
modern
living
house.
All
In
good
j
condltiop.
This
choice
property
lo-'cated
at
.Prince
.George,
B.C.,
Hi
iblk.
from
hopping
centre
and
theatre
frfmt
and
about
300'
I
from
'R.
yR.
Station.
Ideal
place
for
hotel.
Undersigned
selling
out
owfing
to
flcathi
breaking
up
home.
Terrrvs
Cash.
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Green
438.
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from
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In
!hu
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jputt.
quite
true
(I
as
fined
$50.
(avur
invr
printed
printed
measered
and
re-
cordsd
Juat
like
the
vilest
criminal
by
our
police
force
and
for
what.
Just
because
I
defended
my
own
and
my
wife's
good
name.
I
do
not
regreLwhat
I,
did
rar
do
I
.&iliy
ol
ny
crime.
I
do
not
.n.nk
thare
Is
a
man
In
Prtnae
.:ut
but
would
hate
dope
the
ene
under
the
clrcumslancea.
It
Today,
as
Churchill
told
Hitler,
the
boot
is
on
the
VJIiJS
r
leg,
says
tne
Vancouver
Sun.
Britain
and
her
Al-
jmr
Mte'jt
good
name?
ues
nave
come
10
tneir
strengtn.
mere
is
now
no
question
hue
that
throughout
the
world
the
balance
has
swung
to-the
side
of
freedomas
he
always
knew
it
would,
(jone
were
the
days
when
Britain,
unprepared
and
alone,
could
only
clinch
desperately
and
narig
on,
.hoping
later
to
get
a
second
wind.
Now,
through
the
glorious
campaign
of
.Ipsfia,
with
the
United
States
fully
given
up
to
the
conflict,
with
Britain
herself
clothed
with
vast
and
still
growing
power,
the
tables
are
tyrnefl,
extermination
of
Hitlerism
is
at
last
possible.
In
the
measured
words
of
a
godly
ferocity
Mr.
Churchill
addresses
Hitler.
His
is
tho
voice
of
democracy
becoming
triumphant
,thrquglpjit
the
world.
Henceforth,
it
is
the
United
Nations
tjju
qill
dictate
the
course
and
inevitable
ends
of
the
various
campaigns.
J.
c.
WOODS.
RUBBER
TllltK.Ml
Synthetic
rubber
thread
....
Value
ifN
bretkcV)N
slaving
Minora
Blade
for'
dcyble-edgo
razors
ii
tCah'ada'j
fastest-growing
economy
blade.
Victory
ond
.Raffled
for
Sports
Goods
Drawing
for
a
90
Victory
Bond
rstffJwi
for
the
purpuss
of
raJHog
funds
to
purchase
spurts
aoUp-ment
for
the
local
units
of
Royal
i
area
headquarters
took
place
at
the
baa
Royal
Canadian
Army
Medical
fcen
developed
which
will
go
Into
Corps.
Royal
Ordnance
Corps
and
jTha
lucky
nri-fMfc
Dorothy
Oum
.
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Young
Women
.
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and
save
at
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same
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IS
You
havo
many
calls
on
your
budgot
Ihoso
days.
Yot
you
can
pul
first
things
first
and
still
buy
what
you
actually
nocd
by
choosing
wisely.
Tako
floors.
Whero
can
you
got
tho
beauty
and
onduring
wear
of
Congoloum
Gold
Seal
Rugs
for
anything
liko
their
modest
prico?
They
will
brighten
any
room
and
mako
it
moro
livablo;
yot
novor
givo
oven
a
hint
of
unpatriotic
oxtravaganco.
Congoloum
Gold
Seal
Rugs
hug
tho
floor
without
fastening
and
nood
only
light
mopping
to
keep
them
clean
and
smart
as
new.
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s
sss
isf
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mt
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mew,
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u
mini
are
neaoquaners
100a
p:ace
at
uie
am
in
UV
roatiuuct
and
respirators.
Canadian
Legion
rooms
last
night,
batteries.
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