FRIDAY,
JULY
3,
IMS
m
SHE
KNOWS
THAT
BLUE
stops
clothes
from
turning
yellow
and
makes
them
swwWHITE
White
lhing
rmn!
be
waihed
often.
Bwt
comtonl
waihing
f
odei
the
while
tvrni
it
yeHaw
thuniii
you
remember
thai
the
fvtol
rtM
in
vRI
keep
oil
yovr
xhito
clothes
reofl
white
moVe
ibem
gleam
with
snowy
lovetineH.
n
Presbyterian
Tea,
SnMnleinw
On
el
lk
co'evri
h
blc.
TJr
b
rx
InM
Mr.
K
C
Nai
:!!
leave
nipht
fir
:i
tr.p
to
VlMra
Mitchell.
July
8.
Legion
Tea.
August
5.
to-
D.
A.
Hamilton,
well
known
Vancouver
financial
man
and
publ'h-cr
of
the
Vancouver
News-Herald,
sailed
Tuesday
afternoon
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
after
spending
a
few
days
here
and
at
Terrace
on
business.
tfu
hcuncetnchtS
All
advertisement
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
26c
a
word.
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NEWS
NOTES
A
QlrU'
Print
Dresses
and
Sun-ulU,
sizes
2-14.
Wee
ToU'
8hoppc.
(13)
A
St
Andrew's
Cathedral
Sunday
School
picnic
Saturday
(tomorrow.
Leaving
YMlU
Club
at
1
p.m.
Mu
Frank
Skinner
and
IttUc
daughter.
Siiaren.
have
returned
tie
city
after
&
visit
of
a
few
C
apt
W.
W.
M
ounce,
well
known
.a:.'
pilot,
was
here
lost
evening
urnmg
to
Vaneouver
from
Ket-
I
F.yin
Officer
Parker,
wbo
is
'.dentified
wttst
she
Rtal
Cana
dian
Air
Fotce
here,
left
on
this
tvw.r-til
tsMtltm
Cap
fl
i
m!
f
a
afistn
l
a
two
weeks'
leave.
Major
Tnoma
Brown,
well
known
Edmonton
newspaperman,
who
Is
at
present
on
active
service,
left
on
this
moraine
train
for
varatlon
in
Vancouver
and
a:
Kamloops
where
Mrs.
Platen
and
family
have
gone
(or
the
sumrm-r
J
H
Horton.
formerly
with
u-Canadian
National
Express
C
here
and
now
treated
at
Jai
:
Park,
where
he
has
been
for
'.!..
put
four
years,
la
at
ptisri.
back
in
the
city
to
spend
a
c
u;.
of
weeks
or
to
on
relief
duty
Clarence
Vanahao
la
anthrr
lo
al
soldier
who
arrived
aaftly
n
England
a
few
days
ago
with
th
latest
contingent.
Mot
long
befon
i
leaving
for
overseas
he
wt
mar
ried
to
Miss
Lois
Judge
of
th
el'y.
Leading
Aircraftsman
and
Dennis
Hitch,
who
were
recently
married
in
Vancouver,
the
brtdi'
bi
Ki.-
s
home
at
Princeton.
The
seating
capacity
of
the
Cuuto!
Theatre
has
been
Increas-d
by
forty
as
a
result
of
the
re-
mvai
or
me
raiting
ui
u-
u
,..k.i
rm
nil
nH
ttw
nutUnr
Into
fl(IIVMM
t
f
C
i
We
Space
UlUS
niur
araiuwr
the
seat
formerly
used
In
the
.
-
fc
MAAM.
MkmfAHflhlll
IOea.
ntw
mini
niutv
vni..
Church
for
the
past
few
years,
will
install
his
sueoetsor.
Rev.
Magmts
Andtfsqn.,
.a
Pr
of
the
church
at
morning
service
next
Sunday
and
will
leave
next
Tuesday
afternoon
for
Seattle
near
which
city
he
has
accepted
a
new
pastorate.
The
Misses
Englna
and
Margaret,
J
Mrs.
J.
R.
chrlstensen
returned
to
the
city
from
Vancouver
this
afternoon
to
'spend
the
vacation
with
their
J
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
K.
Chris-
J!
Presbyterian
rummage
sale.
Aug.
tenscn.
They
are
in
training
at
ust
22.
St.
Paul's
Hospital
nurses'
training
Z
school
In
Vancouver.
Catholic
Basaar.
October
,w,
t
7
nnA
and
fl
8.
TILLIE
THE
TOILER
r
LinwA-tB
i
Ajjt
IS
AM
A6RIH
lpalTrt.he
knos
AGOUTI
..
1
l
i
I
i
n
Bruce
Dieldal.
who
la
joining
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
sailed
last
night
(or
Vancouver.
Capt.
Walter
Johnson,
formerly
with
the
102nd.
Battery
here,
ha
arrived
safely
In
England
for
overseas
service.
Mrs.
R.
J.
MacDonaid,
wife
of
Dr.
MacDonaid,
uirector
of
the
nawrlv
MLftbUshAd
nubile
h1th
CITY
OF
I'KINCK
RUPERT
The
City
is
offering
for
sale
the
property
known
as
toe
Washing
the
AfcerU
Capital
to
spend
necessarily
arp
couple
of
weeks
on
leave.
1
Juno
30.
V.tK
I
Arnold
Platen,
local
manager
oi
!
.the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
left
'Tuesday
afternoon
to
spend
a
Cit7
Clerk.
153
Buy
Wor
Savingt
Slompi
from
lKt
fC'.t
OfCtll
OfJOOHtl
TiiimOHiofiClt
ToiACCONim
eiAI1MIHt
iioiii
OIOCUI
IOO
tTOlit
m-4
UTAH
ITOIIt
!
having
formerly
been
Miss
Bea-1
trice
Margaret
8eoU.
arrived
in
Members
of
the
Midlands
Band
the
city
this
afternoon
from
the'
wuth
to
take
up
residence.
After
'left
on
this
mornings
train
for
thHr
marriage
In
Vancouver
they
their
homes
tn
Ontario
on
leave.
;;iri
a
honeymoon
visit
to
we
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
B.
Baker
and
son,
WUltam,
and
daughter,
Mary,
Leading
Atreraftsman
WUltam
returned
to
the
city
on
Tuesday
B;
u
after
spending
leave
here
night's
train
from
a
trip
to
Van
iv.
his
parent.
Sergeant
Major
couver.
Having
won
a
scholarship,
'
r
1
Mrs
W
M.
Brown,
left
by
BUI
will
be
returning
to
Vancouver
nuirning
s
train
on
hti
return
in
fall
to
attend
the
University
of
1
-
duller
at
Edmonton
with
British
Columbia,
.r
R
ival
Canadian
Air
Force.
Fresh
Local
Itaw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
ati
broucht
from
Vancouver
irs
riimiiltlllillll
have
been
Installed
In
the
lege,
g
IICNIC
NEEDS
Paper
Plates,
Heavy
Crock-
Rev.
J.
H.
Myrwang.
who
has
r,
ltathlng
Caps,
Sun
iui
vf
rl
rtulfe
Lutheran
J
Glasses
and
Visors
Z
vi.i
pmifi
-
p
at
the
VARIETY
STORE
5
ram-BiatiiJHirEraiiiBiatft
The
Hyde
Transfer
WOOD
Get
Your
Winter
Supply
Now
HYDE
TRANSFER
Second
Avenue
AXr
vtX)
WOVTT
LET
AMY
V
t'LU
rhone
580
GIRLS
TO
WAR
NOW
It's
The
Boys
Who
Kiss
The
Obis
Goodbye
BY
FRANK
LOWE
(Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer)
AN
EAST
COAST
CANADIAN
PORT,
July
:3
Q
Now,
with
all
these
women's
war
services,
it's
the
unit
here
arrived
In
th
eitv
thu.boy
who
kiss
the
girls
goodbye
Afternoon
to
take
un
rertdiwe.
I
IIere'
this
Jumplng-off
post
i.llt.
m
M
tor
Dauie,
iona
larewetis
are
as
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Fulton
and
common
as
khaki,
but
up
to
a
few
daughter.
Miss
Tekla
Fulton,
left
months
ago
it
was
usually
the
on
Wednesday
momlnfi
train
for
girls
who
were
choking
back
the
Lakelae
Lake
to
take
up
residence
sobs
as
their
men
departed
for
the
in
their
summer
home.
wars.
A
NOTICE
According
to
govern-
-
However,
since
uniformed
women
mer.t
regulation
to
save
gas
and
s-
Jour.
who
ha
been
in
nave
taken
their
places
in
the
.r
nil
our
ctaanlmr
lrl
be
cash
the
city
for
the
past
week
on
In-catviu
it
i
Vi
mon
ui;
delivery.
Bventon's
Ideal
'
,uranc
business,
will
leave
St-iWho
now
ftond
on
station
ptet-Cleaner.
(1M)
UPdy
ni&
on
W
to
Van-,
forma
and
docks,
waving
hankies
It
was
a
bit
unusual
when
the
first
group
of
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps
girls
left
here
to
take
.offers'
training
courses
In
Cen-
Um
Block,
Second
Ave.,
altuate
on
,,aJ
cannd.
Manv
of
the
women
una
&
ana
,
bwck
,
oecuon
i.,were
accompanied
to
the
station
uios
win
oe
receireu
up
n!by
men-everal
of
them
not
In
ociock
noon
oaiuruay,
jmy
unif0rm
who
looked
doleful
as
I92
Uh
train
nulled
awav.
onlv
a
lit
The
hlRhpst
or
any
tender
not
1
tle
cheered
by
the
girls'
assurances
ea.
i
va
imilH
K
arlc
unon."
Away
on
Troopship
But
when
a
troopship
swings
out
into
the
stream
no
such
Jaunty
assurances
serve
to
brighten
the
prospect
and
the
partings
are
i.'ometlmes
poignant.
Especially
i
now
that
the
men
have
to
clambc:
back
down
the
gangplank,
leaving
aboard
a
wife,
sister,
or
sweetheart
One
case
concerns
a
Royal
Can
adian
Air
Force
officer
and
a
nurs-
ine
sister.
As
they
stood
In
the
iounge
of
the
transport
Just
before
it
sailed,
they
appeared
merely
to
be
fellow
passengers,
striking
up
a
shipboard
acquaintanceship.
But
when
the
fussy
little
tugs
hooted
at
the
troop-laden
bene
I
moth,
warning
all
they
were
due
'to
sail,
the
officer
picked
up
his
i
can.
twisted
it
for
a
moment
and
'
.
.
...1.1,
T
n
r.r-
n
rniiTl
t
Vl
O
i
alter
a
quick
uuuuu
'lounae.
kissed
the
nursing
sister
goodbye.
She
accompanied
him
to
I
the
gangplank
where
they
paused
tnr
n
moment
"Be
Rood."
he
said,
i
and
look
alter
yourself.
"
AN
INCOMPLETE
EXPERT
I
will
dear."
she
promised,
cs.
people
from
time
Immemorial
have
promised
before
taxing
a
inp,
ana)
I'm
sorry
you
arent
coming
too."
Not
Sneexlnic
Either
Once
more
they
kissed
this
time
without
the
cautious
glance
and
then
the
officer
hurried
down
the
gangplank,
without
even
a
backward
look.
The
nursing
sister
watched
him
disappear
In
the
shadows
of
the
cavernous
waterfront
sneas,
proo-ably
disappointed
because
he
gave
no
further
sign.
But
had
she
followed
him
down
onto
the
pier,
she
would
have
seen
him
stop
in
the
first
dark
shadow,
shake
a
handkercnier
out
of
his
sleeve,
and
treat
his
nose
to
an
undeservedly
vicious
blow.
Miss
Emily
Christopher
returned
to
the
city
this
afternoon
from
a
visit
to
Vancouver.
Duncan
McRae
returned
to
the
city
this
afternoon
from
Ocean
Falls
where
he
had
been
aUendlng
school.
;phll
Dalgle
returned
to
the
city
this
afternoon
from
u'trip-
w
van
couvcr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
II.
Lovett
ar
rived
In
the
city
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
to
visit
Mrs.
Lov
ett's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
i
ZarellL
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
EasU-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6:00
p.m.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
10:30
ajn.
I
kin
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SHALL.
EMTER
V
stUjR
OAROCM
AMD
UVE
fiTwititn
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
5
room
bungalow,
fully
i
FOR
quick
sale,
several
articles
frrw4
fnrnltnrtf
Xltrm
nvmnnt
I
modern,
excellent
condition,
I
J
terms
cash.
Phone
Green
450.
if
(156)
D09
Borden
St.
Call
evenings.
I."
(153)
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
table,
chairs,!-:
Davenport,
Sewing
Machine,
(
Hoover,
Dressers,
Hall
Mirror,
i
Crockery,
etc.
SHI
Summit
Av-Ul
enue.
Evenings
after
6:30
pjn.
(153)
FOR
SALE
Bungalow
beds,
com-
'.
plete,
practically
new.
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Green
693.
345
West
Ninth.
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iot
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Pioneer
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154
WANTED
Teacher
for
Evelyn
Rural
School.
6
pupils.
Salary
;
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References.
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Board,
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'156'
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o
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and
9-year
old
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,o
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gether
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o
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LOST
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H.
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Pemberton
Building,
Victoria.
If
necessary,
wire.
NO
ROLLING
STONE
Beds
of
moy
growing
In
bogs
are
the
tips
of
plants
which
Began
life
thousands
of
years
ago
and
arc
now
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of
peat
20
feet
thick.
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ll
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Customers
?l
CHANGE
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i
FOR
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wherein
we
find
the
obtaining
of
competent
help
a
serious
problem,
we
are
forced
to
change
our
Saturday
Closing
Hour.
Effective
next
Saturday,
June
27,
the
hour
of
Closing
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6:00
p.m.
We
regret
that
this
change
Is
necessary
and
ask
that
you,
our
customers,
assist
us
to
meet
changed
conditions
by
shopping
In
the
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possible,
particularly
on
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permanent,
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year
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Footwear
Next
to
Dollar
Store
I
NOW
IS
THE
TIME-
Phone
Red
321
Give
us
an
order
right
away
for
the
amount
of
coal
you
expect
to
need
next
season.
This
will
enable
us
to
meet
your
requirements
now
or
as
supplies
arrive.
It
Is
Important
that
you
should
lay
In
your
coal
supply
tha
summer
as
It
is
almost
certain
that
the
dealer
wW
not
be
able
to
cope
satisfactorily
with
the
demand
next
winter.
IT
IS
NOT
HOARDING
TO
BUY
YOUR
COAL
EARLY
(it
Is
also
necessary
to
place
your
order
a
day
ahead
of
Delivery)
Albert
.&
McCaffery
Ltd.
PHONES
Jl
OR
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