OCTOBER
27,1943
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California's
vr"
.able
garden,
(rom
the
desert.
High
Tribute
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Hotel
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to
William
lake
vance
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Drown
at
rimeral
Active
soldiers,
ex-service
men,
fraternal
associates
and
citizens
generally
assembled
fn
a
congregation
of
tuch
size
yesterday
afternoon
that
the
capacity
of
First
Presbyterian
Churchi
was
taxed
by
those
wishing
to
pay
tribute
to
ths
memory
of
the
late
William
M.
Brown.
It
was
one
of
the
largest
gatherings
the
church
has
held
In
many
a
day.
Adequate
and
fitting
tribute
was
paid
to
deceased
by
the
pastor.
Rev.
Alex
F.
MacSween,
who
referred
to
deceased
as
"a
man
In
every
sense
of
the
word."
Seldom,
Mr.
MacSween
pointed
out,
was
there
one
so
universally
respected
as
was
deceased
due
to
his
qualities
of
Integrity,
good
Judgment,
energy,
leadership,
understanding
and
sense
of
humor.
Pos-sesssed
of
a
strong
sense
of
duty,
he
had
been
a
good
soldier
bath
in
and
out
of
uniform
through
a
useful
life.
Never
shirking,
he
had
been
willing
and
unselfishly
always
ready
to
defend,
even
with
his
life,
those
things
which
he
held
honorable,
Just
and
true.
ONE-TENTH
REMAINS
In
peacetime
B.ltish
trains
there
were
100
dining
cars.
Nov;
there
are
70.
Odd
Ingredients
For
New
Fabrics
Warm
and
Woolly
Aralic
Garments
Made
From
Milk
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
27.
W
before
long,
If
things
keep
on
as
they
are
going,
we'll
be
making
dresses
by
recipes
instead
of
patterns.
The
formula
for
a
new
fall
number
might
read
something
like
this:
Mix
two
quarts
skim
milk
with
a
few
old
breadcrusts
and
the
cellophane
from
two
packages
of
cigarrete,
season
with
salt
and
pepper,
cook
to
a
ps'e,
mold
to
figure
and
sit
in
the
sun
to
dry.
This
may
be
slightly
exagger
ated,
but
it's
already
true
that
j
wondrous
new
fabrics
are
coming
out
of
America's
test-tubes
these
days,
made
from
such
unlikely
substances
as
wood-pulp,
corn-stalks,
coal
and
skimmed
milk.
Newest'
member
of
the
man-made
fabric
family
Is
aralic.
which
is
made
from
milk.
A
few
years
ago
anyone
who
suggested
wearing
a
dress
or
coat
made
of
milk
would
have
been
dispatched
"to
the
nearest
pad-ed
cell.
Today
it's
all
In
the
day's
work,
and.
modern
milkmaids
wear
their
warm
and
wooly
garments
with
little
thought
of
their
milk-bottle
origin.
Aralic
was
fcrst
used
in
blends
with
other
fibres,
such
as
wool
rayon.
Now
it's
appear
ing
In
its
pure
state,
as
inter-linings
for
cold-weather
coats
Because
It
belongs
to
the
animal
klnr.dom,
Aialic
is
light
and
warm
with
much
of
the
Insulating
property
of
wool.
Thin
inner
linings
of
aralic
give
winter
coats
warmth
without
bulk,
and
are
hailed
.with
delight
by
designers.
Ther's
another
new
fabric
named
chlnchara,
a
furry
pile
fabric
made
of
wool,
mohair
and
aralic.
New
suitings
combine
aralic
and
rayon
or
wool,
in
smooth,
silky
gabardines,
fine
flannels,
handsome
tweeds.
ALLIED
CO-OPERATION
Britain
has
supplied
the
United
States
with
two
of
her
newest
inventions,
the
radiolocator
and
the
astograph.
HOW
TO
BUY
A
BOND
Girt
jont
order
to
the
Victory
Loin
itlesmin
who
calls
on
you
or
f
lire
it
with
inr
brinch
bank
or
trust
comninr.
You
cm
iIjo
bur
Bond
through
your
employer
for
cash
or
on
the
Payroll
Saving!
J'lan.
Or
send
your
order
to
your
locU
Victory
Loin
lleidquirtert.
Any
one
of
thuf
tienciei
will
he
lad
to
ie
you
terr
imstinct
io
completing
your
application.
Bonds
mar
b
bought
in
denomination!
of
$90,
1100,
$300.
J
1,000
god
larger
V.
.jdiaaaaaaaaV!
LOCAL
ril-TH
VICTORY
LOAN
HEADQUARTERS:
313
Third
Avenue
West
Telephone
No.
301
HI
W
ESS
EREjfoeAhe
dotted
lines
on
whicM'm
glad
to;
place
myameftTome,
to
us
all,
it's
theictoryliine.
With
my
name
and
the
names
of
all
true
Canadians
on
this
line
we
can
speed
the
Victory.
Without
a
sufficient
number
of
names
on
this
line
now,
we
can't
have
a
speedier
Victory.
Our
country
needs
more
and
more
individual
people
signing
on
the
Victory
Line
and
buying
more
and
more
Victory
Bonds.
That
is
why
I'm
urging
my
family
and
all
my
friends
and
acquaintances
to
sign
up
and
buy
to
their
full
limit.
I'm
buying
Bonds
two
ways
first
with
ready
cash
and
then
instalment
buying
out
of
current
income.
Iri
the
past
I
bought
my
home
on
the
instalment
plan
today
I'm
buying
Victory
and
my
needs
of
the
future
in
the
same
way.
This
way
I
can
buy
more
Bonds
and
help
bring
our
boys
back
in
a
shorter
time.
Therefore,
you
are
urged
too,
to
buy
to
your
limit.
Indeed,
beyond
your
apparent
limit
in
an
all-out
effort
to
help
win
the
war
in
quicker
time!
Buy
more
and
more
Victory
Bonds.
SPCED
THE
VICTOR
5-25
NATJOJBJINANCE
COMMITTEE,
LOSSES
LIGHT
Of
all
the
shipping
that
en
tered
the
Mediterranean
between
November
8,
1942
and
May
8,
1943,
losses
were
less
than
24
percent.
Also
available
handy
BOVRIL
Bouillon
CUBES
fo
add
pep
io
soups,
gravies,
slews
and
left
overs.
Usa
Bottled
BOVRIL
for
sandwiches.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Co.
Ltd.
PAQE
THREE
i
YEARLY
INCREASE
In
the
first
quarter
of
1943,
.he
total
output
of
completed
aircraft
In
Britain
was
55
per
cent
more
than
in
the
samr"'
quarter
in
1942.
The
rich
beefy
flavour
of
DOVRIL
improves
all
meat
dishes,
such
as
shepherds
pie,
hot
pot
or
meat
loaf,
using
less
meat
and
a
little
BOVRIL.
An
excellent
addition
to.
macaroni
and
spaghetti.
Mates
delicious
and
nourishing
sandwiches;
spread
thinly;
delightful
on
hot
buttered
toash'
Special
Announcement
;
TO
OUR
CUSTOMERS
Due
to
new
regulations
placed,
upon
us
by
our
wholesalers,
and
the
shortage
of
certain
commodities
and
the
extra
work
caused
by
the
rationing
coupons,
we
are
forced
to
go
on
a
cash
basis
commencing
Nov.
15.
We
hope
that
the
change
will
not
inconvenience
you.
We
wish
to
continue
serving
you
to
the
best
of
our
ability.
We
thank
you
for
your
pationage
of
the
past
and
trust
you
will
support
us
in
the
future..
SEVENTH
AVE.
MARKET
WHAT'S
YOUR
NEED?
We
have
a
very
large
stock
of
(Used
and
reconditioned)
RUGS
in
all
sizes
and
qualities
RUNNER
CARPET
In
many
colours
and
widths
O
FURNITURE
of
most
all
descriptions:
chairs,
tables,
chesterfield
sets,
etc.
FLOOR
LAMPS.
ELECTRIC
FIXTURES,
etc.
FOLDING
AUDITORIUM
CHAIRS,
CARD
TAULES
'
5000
THEATRE
CHAIRS
(all
types),
Counters,
Shelves.
etc.;
Lunch
Counter
Stools
and
Tables
.
7
'
BILLIARD
TABLES,
POOL
TABLES
Many
articles
too
numerous
to
mention.
Why
not
drop
us
a
line.
We
may
have
Just
the
article
you
want.
LA
SALLE
THEATRE
EQUIPMENTS
945
Granville
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
SPEED
the
VICTORY
The
little
things
we
do
at
home
.
.
,
obeying
the
rationing
regulations
.
.
.
doing
without
luxuries
.
.
curtailing
necessities
.
.
skimping
to
buy
bonds
.
.
.
these
are
not
sacrifices.
They
are
merely
self-denial.
The
men
who
face
the
actual
brunt
of
battle
make
the
sacrifices.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Dibb
Printing
Company
CHRISTMAS
CARDS'
.
N
ow
on
Display
Make
Selections
NOW
for
Overseas
ill
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AY
AND
EVERYDAY
CARDS
WATERMAN'S-
FOUNTAIN
PENS
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Block,.
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Street
Phone
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