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not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
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One)
tires
or
Uibe
Hi
,
I'uhnse:
oovcrnmcni
oi
urmsn
Columbia.
tube
or
retreading
service;
3.
He
must
determine
that
the
:
purchaser
has
a
real
need
that
he
has
no
tire
or
tube
not
In
use
or
on
a
vehicle
of
lower
class
or
I
resi
H
um.
un-
w,
an
mtngtbie
vehicle,
which
i.r
hiiub
no
mm
.
.
.
....
.
wuuKi
dc
saiery
usea;
rVrlzcd
iiei-s
or
matiufas
..
1,1
'''Uc
restrtolkiiw
"
!re
sale
of
nmv
,;
"
tubss,
with
rjur-
will
Vl
1
1
Jf
-
'
"s
dered
vital
lo
j
Wartime;
but
until
'"'cement
by
Mr.
:v
Hd
tubes,
rc
j
4
;d
retreadinn
er-ll!der
control.
'
1
:
PNlnhtlsfiB.
;,
nu.st
be
obeyed
by
cv-
H(
ft
.
la'h,
us''frtai
that
the
H.,v.T
!s
111
olass
elUU
'
'
"'prtaln
that
the'
Vchi
10
without
jhojtirc,
4.
He
must
see
that
his
customer
turns
In
without
allowance
a
mK
rt!?f
r?!
Ure
Of
be
of
corresponding
size
d
into
"A,
"H,
and
type
from
a
running
wheel
or
single
spare
of
his
vehicle;
like
ears
drt-
5
ne
mu(t
observe
strict
prl-
.'I
nurtet,
some
yritv
oivln?
rvrrv
nrt(e-rtnr
in
and
Ctaln
anUuirtaAitnn
fnr
twh
uU
farm
equip--
purchasers
of
new
and
used
ai.
mining
and
tire
and
tubes,
retreaded
tires
and
:;.eni
may
oo-
retreading
senrttes
must
:il'W
reweaoea
imarlal
"rat
Inn
rwrml!"
fmm
mn
I
vrviee.
used
cslled
Tire
Rationing
Representatives,
to
be
located
in
any
office
of
'
'.
toclwllng
Wartime
Prtees
and
Trade
transport
war
Board.
Used
tires
and
tubes
may
mi
work,
private
be
boufht
upon
proof
of
necessity
.
by
federal
or
and
without
a
Tire
Ration
pcr-i.Mii
employees
mtt
from
any
authorized
tire
Red
Cross
dealer.
('ommoBwealth
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FRIDAY,
MAY
15,
1942.
I
.1
BUI
JUI
UIJU
I-
itj
LBWgW
FOOTBALL
SIGNALS
in
n
crucnfiTV
WINNERSi
mS
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Oeorge,
Capt.
Edward
Mabbs,
arrived
in
port
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
Powell
River
with
full
passenger
list
and
laige
freight
cargo
and
sailed
this
af
ternoon
for
Ketchikan
and
Slew-art
"
whence
c
she
"
will
return
"
here
uu
e
operator..
,thiclt
ovn,
ln
'higher
class:
tomorrow
n
southbound.
h
night
,.
vrntematl
de-
,
milw
hflV.
r
wrw
Union
steadier
Cardena.
Capt,
John
Ooden.
is
due
ln
Dort
at
8
r
rlrtrV
tnnlo
n
I
frnm
fha
enuf
H
r.rtri
C.
P.
U.
steamer
Princess
Ade-in
port
at
5:15
this
afternoon
from
lalde,
Capt.
John
Williams,
is
due
the
south
ad
will
sail
at
10
pm.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypomu.
employees,
mln-
c.LI.
I
()lt
GULL'S
KGGS
'
PItOTLCT
THE
EAGLE
in
tries,
taxi
With
hen's
ecu
on
a
strictly
ra-
The
bald
eacle
U
nrntivLprl
(mm
ir
HOMUS
should
strike
pur
home
tonight..
,s
wounding
your
loved
ones
m
leaving
life
itself
dependent
on
immediate
blood
trsnsfusions
.
.
.
who
would
meet
the
emergency?
The
Canadian
Kcd
Cross!
In
clinics
operating
across
Canada,
the
Red
Cross
is
receiving
blood
from
thousands
of
voluntary
donors.
A
new
service
iust
one
of
many
Red
Cross
serviccs-yct
no
other
branch
of
Red
Cross
activity
is
more
vital
than
this.
Wherever
war
brings
bloodshed,
the
Red
Cross
must
be
there
with
the
blood
to
save.
Here's
a
work
that
merits
the
fullest
support
of
every
Canadian.
Immediate
funds
arc
necessary
to
maintain
the
present
Blood
Donor
Clinics
and
to
equip
new
ones.
Never
was
the
need
more
urgent!
Now
is
the
time
to
back
up
our
blood
donors
to
the
last
dollar.
Open
your
heart
and
purse
strings-Gl
VE
generously.
TCiWm
ftVOtii'
Sun'
mii
rt
stijtct
I
strut)
h
l
l""-
Local
Cai'-iti
lK
Headquarter..
617
2nd.
Ave.
Phone
130
Revised
Time-Table
With
tiun
of
Midlands
Regiment
Headquarters.
!
May
21
Edmonton
FusrIIcrs..ys..
R.COS.
1
May
22
Seal
Cove
vs.
Midlands.
May
25
Area
Headquarters
ys.
M
Id
lands.
I
May
2ft
Navy
vs.
R.C.CS.
Fusiliers.
fthtaln'":.
It-U.i;
:wlu
sail
on
time
at
10:30
njn.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
Fusiliers.
May
29
Navy
vs.
Midlands.
j
June
2
Edmonton
Fusiliers
vs.
nrea
iicaaquariero.
June
4
Seal
Cove
vs.
Navy.
June
5
Midlands
vs.
R.C.C.S
June
9
Seal
Cove
vs.
R.C.CjS.
June
11
Navy
vs.
Area
Headquarters.
June
12
Midlands
vs.
Edmonton
Fusiliers.
June
15
Area
Headquarters
vs.
Seal
Cove.
June
16
Navy
vs.
Edmonton
June
18
Area
Headquarters
vs.
June
1)
Midlands
vs.
Seal
Cove.
June
23
R.C.C.S.
vs.
Edmonton
Fusiliers.
June
25
RC.C5.
vs.
Navy.
June
26
Midlands
vs.
Area
Headquarters.
June
29
Midlands
vs.
Navy.
June
30
Edmonton
Fusiliers
vi
AN
II
MANY
NO-HAIItEn
"'
own
Uooed
basis
ln
England,
sescull's
all
hunters
and
collectors
in
the
some
s"Intits
divide
mankind
'
trucks
and
s
are
In
greater
demand
Mian
United
States
and
its
possessions,
wavy-haired
and
straight-haired.
xpectmily
pro-
ever.
..r.
Ataxia.
into
roups
of
the
wooly-halred.
ruciu)
iwuu
uar
i
may
obtain
MK
treading
d
used
tabes.
;
:
mission
It
Ob-
es.
Ineludlng
'
or
farm
unple-'
are
etseatml,
and
eonstrM-:
-
wMeh
tmtai
i.rennflrata.
mi
veck,
en
'
r
the
profes-vernmeBt
em-
'
frstna
Muows
.!-.
aMeltetf
pr-
italMtMB
and
.'n.
may
bin
.,:.a
lubes.
i
No.
Tire
CUi
d
in
one
of.
too
are
not
permitted
'
tire
or
tube.
It
'
or
more
mo-'iiig
Is
considered
'
into
the
no-Ure
mi.
but
not
ex-r
operators
ai-
under
ihe
r
us
j,j
wh
ch
went
April
1
get
nios.
!t
under
the
new
'!-uons
Non-es-'
art
limited
to
I
artvtng
under
unions
are
h.
'
ied
from
buying
rder
was
'.i
u-a
toiler
Alan
II.
ved
by
R.
C.
ian
of
the
War-f
"iitrol
Board,
and
Donald
Gordon.
'
Wartime
Prices
priority
nrovls-has
two
orders
'II
both
at
onse
no
order
Qtotmi
byj
"wmir
who
falls'
A'l'rl,r(
mm
V
"
'
Dr-rmHtari
'
-rrs
or
tuba
nrr
fllil
m
I
Defeated
Area
Headquarters
In
(iilliuly
Cup
FixitUall
Sisnals
defeated
Area
Head-
i
quarters
by
a
score
of
five
to
nil
'
The
revised
so:ccr
schedule
for
In
a
one-sided
Gllhuly
Cap
foot-'
the
Ollhuly
Cup
is
as
follows:
,
baH
Bame
last
night.,
The
half
jit-May
14
R.
C.
C.
8.
rj.''
Area
'time
score
w6
loar
tonoijUng.
I
Headquarters!
tScorer,w,ere.,Brock,
Dcmer.
Ack-
!
'May
15
Edmonton
Fusiliers
vs.
erm'an
itwoi
and
Johnson.
Cap-
I
Midland.
I
May
18-R.C.C.8.
vs.
Midlands,
i
May
19
Seal
Cove
vs.
Area
tain
MeNaufht
of
the
81nals
suffered
a
broken
nose
in
a
acrim-nage.
The
teams
were:
.
Signal
Lawford;
McNaught
and
Randall:
Smith.
Hllder
and
Yelland:
Brock,
Johnston,
Acker-
man,
Demers
and
Jonhstone
Area
Headquarters
Ross;
Hamilton
and
Royce;
McGue.
Mc
Kay
and
Mlddleton:
Tu
thill,
May
28
Seal
Cove
vs.
Edmonton
pochlnko.
Young
and
Stone.
The
league
standings
to
date:
Edmonton
Fusiliers
.
2
0
0
10
1
R.
c.
C
S.
2
0
0
6
0
Area
Headquarters
1
2
0
5
15
2
R.'C.
A.
F.
1
1
0
3
3
2
Navv
0
3
J
5
10
0
MOM
i
a
n
k
s
rost
officii
OlfAITMINT
STOitt
DIUSSISTS
GlOCilf
TOIACCONISIS
IOOK
STCIES
(A
IflAl
StOICS
CANADIAN
RED
CROSS
ffyS
Jo
weye
himm
safermq
NATIONAL
CAMPAIGN
THIS
YEAR
FOR
WAR
SERVICE
FUNDS
THE
ONLY
FISHING
SUPPLIES
lipitll
trolling
tv.
iy.
I
tu:wi
jir
cooled
marine
inboard
tnjinej.
I
ihip'l
cable,
rope,
fwine,
heaf
or
light
duty.
I
N-t-jii:.l.
trolliX
anj
all
oticr
twir.fl.
Anckori.
w'tnen.
nino'ljss,
complett
ship's
chandltry.
?ull
lin
rubber
and
oilslm
clothing,
k
.
Xint'iiher
marine
paintt.
.t-ico
ligbtiat
plants
and
pumping
units.
toat
buiMerj'
suppliei
and
general
canvas
goods.
See
your
local
dealer
hnndlinf
lhet
Brandt
biiblislied
SO
Years
fnularturtr
and
Dirtributort
I.
3)
Timely
Recipes
2
cups
diced
rnubarb.
4
cup
water.
1
tablespoon
corn
starch.
1-3
to
4
cup
sugar.
1
teaspoon
vanilla.
2
r-jg
whites,
stiffly
beaten.
Cook
the
rhubarb
in
water
unt
VANCOUVER
tender
and
then
add
the
sugar
and
(corn
starch
which
have
been
blen-ded.
Cook
this
until
there
Is
no
1
taste
of
raw
starch.
Allow
to
cooL
'Fold
in
stiffly
beaten
egg
whites
sod
vanilla.
Chill
and
serve
with
a
custard
sauce
made
from
the
egg
yolks.
This
will
serve
4
to
6.
i.:.Y
NEWS
WANT
ADS
BRING
wfiSPLTS
PHONE
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Steamships
Ltd.
VFTORIA
DAY
WEEK-END
CRUISE
TO
NAAS
RIVEU
AND
STEWART
S.
S.
"CATALA-
leaves
CN.UDock
Sunday
Miy
21lh,
10:00
p.m.
Returns
Tuesday
May
26th
7:00
a.m.
EXCURSION
FARE
$15
00
(Pius
Tas)
(Including
all
meals
and
berth
accommodation)
Accommodation
Comfortably
Limited
l
ull
Information,
Titkcts
and
Reservations
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