RESH
MEAT
UNSSH0R1
i.,art
.People
ifiettlnt
Tired
,f
Sausafs
and
'Hamburger
Minlne
.Bom
Yet
we're
getting
?pretty
well
fed
on
sausages,
hamburgers
and
,
odd
bit
of
boiling
beef,"
aays
j
-nr
urarrur
tuvvn
with
IM
AHUlf
"-to
.i
er
husband,
is
in
the
city
from
,wart
on
uie
wuy
w
Keierunan
brief
visit,
ine
meai
situ-
rti
A...n
i-
Vino
I
loan
nail
in
Mr
jtome
time.
The
only
lfat
shop
In
town
gets
a
hund-
.
U
w'
1
,m.
and
there
Is
a
line-up
after
,e
weekly
boat
arrives,
In
the
'
!
sausage,
hamburger
or
boiling
"There
Ls
a
mild
revival
of
mining
activity
In
the
Portland
Canal
district
but,
we
don't
see
any
gold
nifh
or
1500
people
In
town
such
as
we
have
been
read-
Ing
about
In
the
Vancouver,
Prince
Rupert
and
Alaxkn
papers,"
remarks
Mrs.
Waener.
The
100
or
so
people
In
Stewart
are
getting
along
quite
nicely
but
there
Is
certainly
nothing
in
the
way
of
a
minium
honm
hu
developments
in
the
town
Ixavel
included
the
reoDenlne
of
the
hospital
and
the
re-establish,
ment
by
Ernest
Love,
.of
telephone
service.
Mrs.
Wagner
Is
the
former
Katherlne
Chenoskl
of
this
city,
and
was
horn
hprp
ntVir
mum
W
1
-1
.
I
T
1
.
.
1
i
....
ope
or
geuinB
u
itiuMtc.
uuv
cers
of
tne
family
of
the
late
Mr.
he
little
there
is,
Is
usually
the
and
Mrs.
William
Chenoskl,
ln-
Local
Man
Wins
$400
In
"Irish"
Sid
Dickens
of
this
city
has
Just
received
prize
money
of
$400.
It
represents
winnings
on
a
special
prize
in
a
recent
Irish
Hospitals
Sweepstake.
eluding
Nick
Chenoskl,
who
was
a
star
baseball
hurler
ten
or
fifteen'
years
ago,
reside
In
Vancouver.
Nick
Is
a
lialibut
fisherman
and
ls
at
present
ov
Area
No.
3
banks.
Mr.
Wagner
ls
employed
at
the
Hlverslde
tungsten
mine
which
is
producing
.steadily
and
employing
about
25
men.
DEEP
SEA
DINNER
The
snapping
turtle
Is
believed
to
be
able
to
eat
only
when
"UP
AGAINST
IT,"
BRITAIN
APPEALS
FOR
WOMEN'S
AID
IN
POVERTY
FIGHT1
By
JOHN
DAUPHINEE
Canadian
Press
Btaff
-Writer
Government
Launches
Big
Campaign
to
Fill
Vacancies
in
Variety
of
Industries
LONDON.
TCP)
British
women
who
worked
at
factoi-v
benches
to
help
beat
Hitler
are
being
urged
to
work
again
to
stave
off
national
poverty.
"We
can't
get
on
without
the
women,
shout
government
advertisements.
"Britain
is
up
against
it.
Try
and
free
yourself
for
work,
whole-time
or
part-time.
In
the
next
big
effort,
you
can
be
one
or
the
women
who
turn
tne
tiae
Scotian(i
and
Wales
there
are
of
recovery."
j
55,000
unemployed
women
and
The
campaign
began
this
i
girls
and
about
300,000
vacancies
month.
Sir
Oodfrey
Ince,
jsec-1
outstanding
at
employment
of-
retary
of
the
lajwr
ministry,
said
that
outside
northern
England;
WESTMINSTER
PAPER
COMPANY
LIMITED
Are
Pleased
To
Announce
That
Tl
lhe
If
New
PUREX
BATHROOM
TISSUE
Now
FACIAL
-
SOFT
construcliou
of
our
new
Haviuc
4SOMfM
plant
aud
the
tulktion
of
new
paper-making
LcUnery.,.f
overall
2,000,000
expansum
programme.,
ie
w
Lave
pleasure
m
present-L
Jiathroom
Tissue
in
advance
of
M
fie
ied
bcrelofore
iu
Canada.
mUm
i'i
flees.
Mor$
than
IS
NOW
ON
SALE
EVERYWHERE
The
New
Purex
is
vastly"
improved.
Soft
and
silky
as
the
most
refined
tissue
handkerchief,
it
still
maintains
exceptional
strength
and
ahsorhency.
This
product
is
offered
in
fullest
confidence
that
it
will
meet
with
unqualified
approval.
Your
dealer
has
ample
gupplie.
3,000,000
women
were
working
full-time
in
manu-1
facturlng
industries
when
-wari
employment
reached
Its
peak
More
than
327,000
more
were
in
part-time
jobs.
By
March
this
year
the
figures
had
dropped
j
2498,000
and
215,000
as
women
went
back
into
the
home
as
ser
vice
demobilization
progressed,
Government
officials
acknowledged
It
will
be
difficult
to
re
verse
the
flow.
Many
of
the
jobs
which
urgently
need
filling
are
in
unpopular
industries
such
as
cotton
mills
where
wages
are
relatively
low
and
working
conditions
often
unsatlsfatcory.
"Join
your
friends
at
work
Put
more
money
in
your
bag."
advise
the
government
advert
isements.
But
there
.are
many
who
contend
this
argument
will
carry
little
weight.
IS
TOUGH
PROBLEM
"Most
women
whose
economic
circumstances
require
that
they
should
Work
are
already
at
work,"
said
the
Manchester
Guardian.
"Additional
female
labor
on
any
large
scale
must
be
drawn
mainly
from
married
women
whose
husbands
earn
enough
to
keep
their
families
going
and
who
must,
therefore.
be
encouraged
to
go
to
work
for
reasons
other
than
the
necessity
of
earning
a
living
for
them
selves."
During
the
war
women
were
put
to
work
at
heavy
jobs
and
light
jobs,
dirty
Jobs
and
clean
jobs,
wherever
they
were
needed
The
new
campaign
is
on
a
dif
ferent
basis.
Labor
Minister
peorge
Isaacs
in
a
radio
address
said:
1.
Women
will
not
be
asked
to
do
Jobs
usually
done
by
men.
2.
Mothers
of
the
very
young
are
not
wanted.
3.
Women
with
heavy
home
responsibilities
should
not
look
for
a
Job.
I
4.
This
is
a
temporary
problem
and
only
a
few
months'
work
by
any
woman
will
help.
There
are
thousands
of
vacan
cies
for
women
in
laundries,
boot
and
shoe
factories,
textile
and
clothing
plants,
in
transportation
and
In
hospitals.
There
ls
a
shortage
of
typists
and
office
workers;,
and
a
great
need
for
"mobile
women"
in
agriculture
women
who,
can
be
moved
from
place
to
place
to
meet
seasonal
requirements.
Aching,
Burning
Feet
You
Get
Complete
Satisfaction
Or
lour
money
isaeK.
Two
or
three
applications
of
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
and
In
double-quick
time
the
pain
ana
snrpnpse
riisnnnpnrs.
A
few
more
applications
at
regular
Intervals
and
you
get
rest
and
comfort
again.
And
best
of
au
it
overcomes
nffpnsive
ndors.
It's
a
wonderful
formula
this
combination
of
essential
oils
.
with
.
camphor
i
and
i-1
other
antiseptics
so
aepenaauie
that
thousands
of
bottles
are
sold
annually.
Ormes
ua.
ana
every
gooa
druggist
guarantees
Moone's
Emeraia
uu
or
money
uuiil.
JSow
Avail
a
bid
LOOK
FOIt
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
Truck
and
Auto
Cushions
Repaired
and
Recovered
Drapes
a
Specially
New
Upholstery
Materials
Available
NOW!
Out-of-Town
Orders
Given
Special
Attention
LOVIN'S
CABINET
SHOP
330
SECOND
AVENUE
(Next
to
CFPR)
PHONE
BLUE
818
Prfnff
ttuprrt
Daflp
jQctos
Thursday
June
26,
1947
Your
first
dish
of
Shreddies
leads
to
many
more
dishes
of
Shreddies,
because
these
tasty
crunchy
,
ziorsels
are
not
only
swell
to
eat,
but
are
just
the
thing
'
.
to
supply
energy
to
active
folks.
And
''often"
means
;
jnore
than
every
-breakfast.
Shreddies
are
good
at
any
meal
between
meals
or
before
bedtime.
Havt
SILVO
IJRASSO
ITAXOAP
l'AUOWAX
SrKAYF.ItS
ABSOUENK
SANI-FLUSH
Furniture
Tolislies
-anreaaies
open.
iiWi
'III
M
CHEESE
DAINTIES
To
perk
up
any
party
serve
chef
se
tid-bits
made
by
spreading
cheese.
on
Bhreddies,
'putting
them
on
a
Cookie
sheet
and
popping
them
in
the
oven
for
a
few
minutes;
Sbrt'dJia
is
a
ngistmJ
traJt-mtrk
cu
nS
in
'Canada
bj
.'HE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD;
NIAGARA
FAILS,
CANADA
A.
MacKenzie
furniture
LIMITED
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
FURNITURE
OF
EVERY,)
DESCRIPTION
$1
QUALITY
AND
PRICES'RIG1IT-'
Phone
775
327
Third
Avenue
Household
Helps
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KLE11NOFF
SOIL-OFF
BLUR
CLEANER
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Hardware
co,
ltd.
.
255
Third
Avenue
1'IIONE
101
For
That
Party
...
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-
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