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DAILY
EDITION
Dangerous
Streets
.
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.
Thursday,
June
29,
1941
Election
Coming
Up...
The
federal
election
campaign
is
all
but
joined
with
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King's
announcement
that
parliament
will
be
dissolved
before
July
1,
1945,
and
the
further
statement
that
an
election
will
be
held
either
this
year
or
next
year.
Of
course,
the
remark
of
the
premier
to
this
effect
involves
no
particular
surprise
since,
at
the
utmost,
the
normal
life
of
this
parliament
could
not
have
been
far
beyond
July
1,
1945,
in
any
case.
The
statement
of
Mr.
King
may
be
taken
by
political
observers
as
lending
strength
to
the
belief
that
an
election
may
not
be
many
months
removed
from
now.
As
a
diversion
from
the
war,
political
talk
will
for
a
time
now
become
a
more
absorbing
topic
than
it
has
been.
Possibly
the
earlier
the
election
the
better
so
that
the
air
may
be
settled.
It
appears
now
that
it
may
be
a
fight
between
the
Liberal
government,
strong
in
experience
of
wartime
administration
but
suffering
from
the
political
disadvantages
that
usually
accrue
from
a
long
term
of
office
under
difficult
conditions,
and
the
rising
Cooperative
Commonwealth
Federation,
without
record
to
either
praise
or
condemn
but
offering
blandishments'
Jlliich,
even
if
inconsistent,
may
prove
attractive
to
a
large
number
of
voters.
An
unfqrtunate
traffic
accident
occurred
in!
Prince
Rurwirt
yesterday
resulting
in
the
death
of
a
22-mojtth-old
diiW-
Without
implying
any
comment
on
the
circumstances
of
this
particular
incident,
it
might
not
be
out
of
place
to
use
the
occasion
to
allude
to
present
conditions
on
city
streets
due
to
heavy
j
traffic
There
are
greater
dangers
here
today
than'
ever
before,
dangers
which
make
imperative
the
ex-'
'
ercisinir
of
the
utmost
care
and
watchfulness
hv
nil
who
use
the
streets.
Poasibly,
we
are
fortunate,
under
the
conditions
existing,
that
there
have
not
been
more
serious
accidents.
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Phone
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Rooms
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LETTERBOX
THL"
PIONEERS
HOME
Editor.
Daily
News:
A
campaign
has
been
started
to
induce
the
citizens
cf
this
community
to
subscribe
to
the
building
of
a
Pioneers'
Home
immediately.
By
all
means
lt
us
eventually
have
a
suitable
building
for
old
pioneers
who
have
subscribed
to
the
development
of
this
city
and
who
need
our
assistance
but
has
any
consideration
been
given
to
present
day
conditions?
Have
high
building
costs,
lack
of
materials,
labor
shortage
and
In
ezes
ted
maintenance
costs
ever
been
fully
considered?
Have
the
Dominion
or
provincial
Governments
been
approached,
even
for
advice
or
suggestions,
regarding
such
a
building?
Most
buildlnjs
require
a
permit
from
the
federal
government
when
large
expenditure
If
contemplated.
Has
such
a
permit
been
granted
in
this
case
or
has
soy
complete
estimate
of
costs
been
obtained
from
a
reputable
contractor?
Recently
the
chairman
of
the
civic
health
committee
suggested
that
a
suitable
building
for
an
isolation
hospital
might
be
obtained
from
the
Department
of
National
Defence
after
the
war
Why
was
a
ssmUar
suggestion
otfered
s;me
r
me
agj
regarding
f1
i
Save
Food
for
Fighters'.
Here
are
10
FOOD
-SAVING
RULES
For
Wartime
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itt
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PUNT
A
VICTORY
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to
tokii
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food
product
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Con
Plot
Club
in
your
horn1.
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Who
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turn
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hot
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of
oil
tht
fgd
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hood
or
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toodt
for
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f
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up
your
rot,
on
ceupom.
INCOURAQI
OTHtIS
TO
SAVI
Viort
wltfi
your
trwnot
ory
food
taving
tea
you
hoor
or
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t
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iu.
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'
tfit-txjti"
or
tip
that
moy
I'Of
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on
unrstwr)
fuuCU
IIDUCI
YOUR
fOOD
DLL
Owjw
ocaiomitci
tooa
with
Conttntra-fed
nwtnmont
Try
is
Mp
down
ond
rodt
rw
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hill
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In
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by
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Sumr
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Cvmpnj
Umttmd.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.THURSDAY
h.
a
pioneers'
home
not
accepted?
No
civic
money
is
available
towards
building
an
Isolation
hospital,
but
apparenUy
$5000
has
been
found
and
allocated
towards
a
new
pioneers'
home.
Which
Is
the
most
Important?
Surely
It
would
be
good
economy
to
explore
the
possibilities
of
spending
a
little
money
on
the
present
premises
to
get
by
until
after
the
war.
Many
buildings
at
present
occupied
by
the
armed
forces
will
be
available
then
and
we
feel
could
be
obtained
for
a
nominal
sum.
With
a
limited
expenditure
any
one
of
these
buildings
will
make
a
better
pioneers
home
than
that
which
is
contemplated.
Do
our
citizens
know
that
a
certain
section
of
the
Department
of
National
Defence
has
not
been
consulted
regarding
the
proposed
site
of
this
home'1
Advisedly
they
should.
We
believe
there
might
be
objection.
unUl
the
war
Is
over
In
the
Pacific.
Certainly,
if
the
time
1;
opportune,
let
contributions
towards
the
building
of
a
home
be
obtained
but
contributors
might
well
signify
that
their
donations
be
utilized
to
purchase
Victory
Bonds
thereby
creating
a
trust
fund
for
post-war
work
and
post-war
building.
Thank
you.
Mr.
Editor,
for
the
ue
cf
your
columns.
A
OROUP
OF
PIONEERS
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
Ffirr
n
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
and
Y.W.C.A.
(Ry
Dorothy
Garbutt)
What
a
grand
picnic
the
Service
Wives'
Club
had.
The
Soo
Suds
furnished
us
transportation
and
a
very
nice
driver.
Howard
Doertng.
He
didnt
mind
one
bit
being
out
for
the
day
with
11
women
and
an
equal
number
of
children,
and
carried
baskets
and
children
and
fetched
wood
and
made
fires.
We
went
out
to
Prudhomme
Lake
where
Mr.
Roas.
who
live
there,
very
kindly
gave
us
firewood
and
took
us
out
on
the
lake
in
his
boats.
The
girls
went
in
swimming
and
sun
bathed.
The
children
ate
too
much
and
fell
In
the
mud
and
got
dirty
and
ate
hot
dogs
and
drank
I
lemonade
and.
had
an
elegant,
'
time.
And
believe
it
or
not
I
wore
slacks.
I
hear
that
a
lot
more
of
the
,
'
Home
Defence
boys
are
going
acUve
now
and
wearing
Uie
lit-
j
tie
'OS."
badge
on
their
arms.
'
Oreat
stuff,
boys!
And
by
the
way
perhaps
that's
one
of
the
things
"OA."
stands
for,
too,
as
well
as
"Oeneral
Service'
and
"Oood
Soldier
"
I
shall
have
to
compile
a
list
of
all
those
"OS
"
phrases.
Can
you
think
of
anv
more?
!
Tonight
the
Soo
Suds
are
'holding
their
regular
Thursdav
i
dance
and
I
hope
junior
haste
t
IS
a
way
in
which
every
HERE
housewife
may
help
to
sp.sd
the
day
when
our
boys
come
marching
home.
WATCH
FOOD
WASTEl
Food
it
vital
in
winning
this
war
and
we
on
the
home
front
mult
conserve
it
to
the
limit.
Especially
during
warm
weather,
great
care
must
be
taken
to
avoid
waste
of
fresh
foods.
Limit
y6ur
purchases
to
daily
needs.
If
you
have
vegetables
and
fruits
in
your
home
garden,
be
sure
you
do
not
pick
too
many
at
a
time
or
leave
surplus
crops
to
tot.
Share
them
with
your
neighbors.
Serve
smaller
portions
at
all
meals
to
there
are
no
left
overt.
Watch
fruit
and
vegetable
peelings
peel
them
thin.
Save
bonet
for
toupt.
Save
even
breadcrumbs
for
ttuffingt.
Remember
that
victory
in
thit
war
dependt
upon
the
efforts
of
every
one
of
us,
every
day.
eouver,
B
c
9fn
Ud"
Van-
AVAILABLE
N
2
LB.
S
L
II
A'NU
1
0
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U
TINS
ses
will
give
them
their
best
support
Friday
night
the
Acropolis
boys
are
holding
their
monthly
post
dance
to
which
all
the
I
services
and
their
girl
friends
!
are
Invited.
Last
Ume
I
pulled
a
boner
and
said
a
company
dance
was
open
to
all.
But
this
lime
it's
okayed
by
Special
Services
so
everyone
tura
out.
The
big
American
post
band,
IS
.
pieces,
will
furnish
the
music
!
Mrs!
Brass
is
a
happy
person
,
these
days
with
both
of
her
boys,
Bill
and
Peter,
stationed
.
In
Rupert
once
again.
Bill
was
I
I
overseas
for
almost
three
years
and
returned
several
months
I
ago
and
Peter
is
in
the
itjCAJ
!
and
now
posted
to
Rupert
after
!
18
months
at
other
stations
Martin
van
Cooten,
a
tliird
son.
is
overseas.
Gentle
wayloslop
constipation
"Believe
me,
you
liquid
try
ALL
Uhan
ur
cobttipation
-
If
ii
bat
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same
cauM
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had.
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lubr.
to
f
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'
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doting
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no
naay
harth
pur
gaUYct.tlcrt't
all
you
do-if
your
constipation
it
due
to
Uk
of
1)ulk'lnthedirt
Simply
eat
KELLOCC9
ALL
HKAN
reguUrtr.
and
drink
plenty
of
vater
Tbtt
nutritious
ceital
helpt
to
prcxliice
utXAXh-ot
kui
tiulk
and
prepare
itt
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easy
cUmitatK.
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like
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lappy
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The
best
buy
In
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and
Markers
On
B
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at
National
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on
3rd
Ave.
first
door
West
of
Raton's.
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30
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dollars
have
more
cents"
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have
a
rompltte
variety
ef
available
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetablrt
Tobaccos
and
ContVcllonery
'eM
FRKE
DKLIVrJtV
throughout
the
City
three
tlmfi
(Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Baturdayii
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
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We
are
Just
reminding
you
of
things
that
you
know.
That
we
have
a
large
atock
of
Household
FurnK'
Bedding
and
Floor
Covering
on
hand.
Send
ut
your
Mall
Orders.
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775
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