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I
Sec
It
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Letterbox
riiMi'tin'
ll'I.ITK
Tin.'
TIIK
-JOB"
'ni
that
I'm
-,,
.
.
Monday.
March
10,
1953
'"'
-'
urainijr
hu-.
Quite
wiiiic
lime
Jib
elapsed
memei
m
2
u
in
jependent
dally
newspaper
cevoUMl
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnoa
Kupn
j.d
Northern
tuxl
Central
British
Columbia.
Monbar
of
Cuixliui
Hretw
suun
Bureau
of
circulation
Canadian
tMlly
Newspaper
Aiworlatlon.
piihllshea
by
"he
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Newa
Umiwa
J.
f.
MAUOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vlco-Preeldfit
since
I
wrote
a
Iftter
to
your
words
I
f,,iu
!;
mure
nrDnp-.ix-r.
Hut
likewise,
It's
been
nient.
J
qutle
aw
naif
viice
anything
out
do
pieaw
pi,w
ort
rrtinary
has
liapieiied
to
crew.''
(,,
of
the
Hubscrlptlnn
Ratea
By
earner
pr
ween.
25c;
per
month
i
ou;
per
year.
aio.00
am
fnsll
Pet
.nffliti).
-5Ac.
tier
vear.
8
00
lria.'i,
n
i
it
in
Mitii
Iti
ftlmrt
I
I
'aUaurlzerf
aa
cond
clusa
usall
B
the
Poat
OfSoe
Department.
Ottawa.
ItV
Your
HuUcr
have
li'urued
to
my
coiwtenia-
crew
And
h,
tion,
that
toe
person
who
U
III
thinking
w.L''
and
so
sure
that
he
Ls
dying
.came
very
2
oui'lit,
if
to
keep
hi.i
self-respect
firf
firt,Ai(
f?-irv
puxlnii,;
his
efforts
to
the
take
live
req.'.
limit
ami
complete
the
"Job
"
1
very
funn
.,1,..,
'A
Worthwhile
Project
ON
FEIlRUAItY
5
Minister
of
Agriculture
LTHOUGH
it
is
not
yet
clear
just
how
muni
LA
lt
Writ,
UHi
tii
uiarly
if
he's
suffer-
I
beliew.
.a
;
ork
is
planned
immediately
for
establishment.
HUt
ti,,.
...
.
!
told
pniiiamcnt
that
oui-(1
i"'1
Wliit
To
ftUlKititiitkate
such
belief,
I
d.
!
government
utill
held
'M
like
to
illustrate
two
fuethat
IU1
the
nwiof,
'
had
ow
n
no
j,rt
iuhalator
r,n
with
opul.jfip,
v
million
of
the
40
million!"'
Iv1"k
uli
lhat
'
,
,
,
.
.
.
.
,
"dying"'
In
lite
first
one:
It
was
:MIUI1UH
tU
KUlltT
OOllgl
I
every
one
u,rw,
,
last
year
to1et'p
the
price
to
furmers
altovi-
tiH
cents
jK-r
ound.
On
Ihul
dale,
lie
said,
privat.-
three
o'ciock
one
fsinuhty
ufter-iliKin
eeri
tiioniti
ago
nen
a
tearful
neiuhhor
dashed
In
Haying.
"tur
phtiiie
Is
out
of
order.
Ix
plt-ane
ilioiie
a
duelor!
I
know
he
i
dylnj.
He's
had
a
heart
att.ik
lis
so
mkI
...
no
relatives
here
,
.
,"
She
left,
only
to
return
and
mty:
"Iw
please
of
an
airport
at
Prince
Rupert,
it
is
pood
to
know
that
this
city
is
at
last
on
the
federal
government's
airways
map.
It
was,
of
course,
inevitable
that
sooner
or
later
"this
would
occur.
On
the
basis
of
its
geographical
position
alone,
Prince
Rupert
is
a
logical
site
for
an
airport.
On
the
north-south
runs
it
is
approximately
'midway
between
the
main
air
terminals
of
the
west
coast.
At
present,
the
only
point
servicing
flights
-stcross
this
gap
is
Sandspit,
where
it
will
never
be
possible
to
develop
an
airfield
meeting
ull
the
requirements
of
modern
heavy
aircraft
and
where
Tosswind
conditions
further
reduce
its
value.
m
a
nitl
.i
t
"who
for
wiuck
in
been
the
t,m
cj
It
was
otivioys
j
ungrarlom
m
-
-u,,
.
'
unuynm
only
1
(I
tn'iat
iv
"
tari
of
li!f
u
u
that
a
niu!.'t
Yours
y(ry
t,H
Vioir
Ull.HlieM
a
1X4)
IWtll
Mocks
ur
Hll
additional
15
million
pound.
On
March
10
the
Minister
of
ttslierte
told
B
C.
fishermen
UhiI
on
June
1
next
Canada
would
have
a
rurrvnve
r
of
unsold
salmon
u(
AUO
ODO
rases
TOO
MANY
MATES
-
By
Lew
Saw
in
Wimnim!
Tribune.
In
addition
to
the
butter
stocks,
our
government
is
now
utsn
buying
dried
milk
surplus
unsold
mrk
of
which
have
Hay
Reflects
and
Reminisces
phone
for
an
ii.hakuor
"
'I
l.ini.:h
the
dm
lor
and
In-
;
halator
crew
arrived
promptly;
'
the
man
almost
ai
prtimptly
died
Iti
otlier
wonts
he
did
that
which
w:is
txiwited
of
him;"
thus
his
i.
at
a
gracious
one.
ln
the
second
case
which
happened
not
mi
I'-t.g
ago
It
didn't
work
out
"so
well"
.
.
.
.
seemrrj
"0i,ii,.-d"
to
be
"a
flop"
right
from
the
start.
For
in-fiance.
It
tm.k
place
at
three
o'clock
in
the
niorni.g
that's
too
early
I
was
wakened
from
For
east-west
ojierations,
the
city
is
in
an
.
equally
useful
locution.
On
roughly
the
same
parallel
as
Edmonton,
it
presents
unlimited
possibilities
I
.
.
,,..."
,
.
doubled
In
the
past
year,
i
Japan
s
naval
officer,
Mitsuo
war,
a
social
touch
now
or
then
ever
seen
In
Prince
Rupert
be-1
iFuchida.
who
led
the
sneak
at-(could
be
worse.
longed
to
George
Phiipott.
rlerk
,
CANADA
8
butter
surplus
Is
jtack
on
Pearl
Harbor
Is
making
j
(or
the
harbor
master
Mr.
Bacon."
heavier
per
person
titan
Uncle
la
six
months'
goodwill
tour
of
j
A
motorist
hit
a
good
slmt
This
was
way
back
in
1810.
An-
Sam's
for
Uncle
Burn
owns
the
United
States.
It
will
last
!
burk
on
an
Ontario
highway
not
ol
her
canine
pioneer
was
the
i
only
80
million
pouh'.s.
at.-,
,
i
about
six
months.
He
was
In
I
long
ago.
The
damage
to
the
nronertv
of
Arthur
Little
the
bout'ht
to
keen
uu
r.rlce
ami
-as
a
coastal
terminus
lor
nortnern
irans-conunenuu
flights.
In
time
of
war,
or
perhaps
even
of
peace,
it
COllld
develop
into
a
Strategic
jumping-off
point
for
j
New
York
a
week
or
so
ago
and
j
car
was
so
serious
that
several
,iewg
agent.
Every
time
the
CNSS
j
also
held
off
the
market
'
Wfh
i
trailS-PaClflC
tralllC.
Its
great
advantage
in
in
joeneral
Jimmy
Doolittle.
Each.
I
before
it
was
possible
to
make
dtc
VOS3t
respect
is
that
it
is
500
miles
closer
to
the
Orient
-p,
aom-Bomb.ruu
repairs.
sound
siumher,
f'rSclilened.
I
stule
caiitiou.ly
ttlong
though
it
wasn't
dark,
what
with
light
from
ti
e
roriidor-
til!
I
reached
my
door
with
tt
''multiple"
lie
la
!
ll.U
i.nl
"I've
Ju-t
had
a
he
irt
attack
"
came
a
woman's
voKe
falt.t.v
And
In
heartrending
toiict
slie
addel,
"I
iif,t
know
now
owns
two
pounds
of
butter
!
Ier
Canadian
Hut
must
famuli
ctinnot
get
and
eat
the
butter
Ihry
need
and
want,
t"au-mothers
have
such
difficulty
making
ends
meet
financially.
Thus
our
government
Is
taking
OUR
momy
to
buy
up
but
Mniill
u
'
NOT
A
HFKKY
!
The
efficiency
c.xi)ert
will
tell
i
you
if
a
farmer's
boy
can
pick
i
six
quarts
of
berries
in
an
hour,
'and
a
girl
five
quarts,
the
two
i
of
theffP
together
will
pick
'
eleven
quarts.
But
any
farmer
MILESTONES
Inmi
i
he
I
liei
1
1
lie
liully
Neva
40
Years
Ago
Today
INCOME
TAX
QUIZ
Dcfroifet
Roll-Out
D-
of
them
A
larse
number
of
residents
"1
le
z011
lne
t'
Shc!f
Buftcf
tr-
than
any
other
Canadian
centre
ami
aiionw
more
immediate
access
to
airports
fringing
the
Gulf
of
A
lask.
Because
of
its
geographical
considerations,
this
site
would
be
a
natural
one
for
an
airport
even
if
it
had
nothing
else
to
offer.
The
clincher
is,
however,
that
Prince
Rupert
is
unofficial
capital
of
a
region
alive
with
expanding
business.
Consequently,
an
airport
here
will
become
much
more
than
just
a
refuelling
base
or
an
emergency
field.
It
will
be
a
busy
traffic
centre
in
its
own
right
as,
in
fact,
it
already
is
even
though
it
must
depend
on
a
shuttle
service
to
connect
it
with
mainline
operations.
While
the
logic
of
constructing
an
airport
here
ternot
so
tliat
we
can
erst
;
more
butter,
but
no
it
can
b-'
kept
In
storage,
off
the
marke;.
In
order
to
keep
prices
up
,
The
situation
regarding
the'
surplus
salmon
is
not
cunte
'bad.
tar
private
mtere.-.t.s
n
!
that.
j
.
j
!
AM
INmnNANT
woman
write
I
re
my
recent
query
how
bert
Prince
George
Luxury
Sttomer
saii.h
rm
VANCOUVER
ami
Intermediate
I'urta
Each
Thursday
presented
a
petition
to
the
Has-
Uether
won't
pick
any.
pital
Board
protesting
the
build-1
ing
of
ail
Isolation
haspital
ad-i
A
bi
dall
ln
M,'xiro
clly-jacent
to
the
present
hospllal.
J.la
dav
hen
the
WW!
eondi-A
Kirkpatrick
supported
thelUon
of
Joe
stalin
waii
:
IilUe
less
reassuring
printed
two,
m-Hion.
and
on
being
put
to
a
vote,
it
was
carried.
I
worcls
"
tne
'ront
!
These
:
'consisted
of
"NOT
YKT."
The;
'
reader
could
think
what
he
fan-j
Thre
Do!
Full
Wk
Cold
Ic
Ik
iTrvw
i
the
second
ln
a
arrlr
of
iu"Ut'nii
nn1
auwet
reynrrt
-iue
income
tax
)
Design
at
llli
p
m.
for
KETCHIKAN
:U)
get
rtd
of
such
mir
pluses.
Kh'
isoys
if
the
dumb
men
in
the
Postel
Gm
pointed
general
of
the
j
manager
!
look
agai
Kovernmenut
would
only
lurr.
Wt'lNi:siY
Midnight
Gold
Tri.
9.4
ck.
t
No.
t
Q.
Must
I
file
a
1952
income
tax
return?
A.
Yes.
if
you
received
an
Income
during
1952
which
was
In
excess
of
your
personal
exemptions
The
following
persons
must
file
a
return'
the
problem
over
to
the
women'
V
1
,
mf(,r,
d
8rrv,.f
the
butter,
etc
.
would
be
gon-
vJ
ln
no
time
at
all
ti,r
'f
ratt.wia
writ
She
says:
"No
woman
wouli
!ffaix
"
"''
be
stupid
enough
t)
subsidir
-
v
A
f.
-
iiu.tt.
bc
.
4
UlltiU
AU'I'ICU
HIIIVll
will
probably
employ
around
500
TE
AWUAL
EVENT
men
this
season.
!
An
American
mortician
'has
30YeoriAgO
lOOay
j
just
pointed
out
that
south
or
Despite
the
fact
that
much
o.'jthe
border
the
average
family
the
1&22
salmon
catch
still
re-has
"only
one
family
a
yenr"
RUPERT
t
AND
ELEC
riiotif
n
ma
mains
at
the
canners,
a
very
Perhaps
so,
yet
we
somehow
busy
season
Is
foretold
with
a
have
a
hunch
that
at
this
rate
1
Those
whose
earned
Income
Dlanned
scarcity
If
a
subsldv
t
after
adduction
of
union
due
has
to
be
paid
to
farmers
to
and
pension
plan
contribu-
encourage
them
to
produce
bu'.-tionsi.
plus
their
Investment
,
then
let
ail
the
people
u
t
income
if
anv.
is
greater
the
benefit
of
the
plenty
Why
Large
pack
expected.
-
i
will
not
stay
mat
way
King
than
the
total
of
their
per
A
Chinese
cook
on
the
Prince1
Dob
with
rabies
are
far
few-
1
Rupert
was
apprehended
as
he
"
the
northwest.
A
tedious
disembarked
with
J1000
worth
)ob,
but
It
s
being
done.
One
:
keep
the
butter
In
storage?
Why
not
sell
It
for
what
It
will
bnn.i
In
compefltion
with
margarln-!
which
the
people
must
buy
hut
do
not
really
like1"
sonal
exemptions
and
deductions.
Those
who
had
lax
deducted
at
the
source
by
their
em-
has
been
evident
for
a
long
time,
the
project
has
nevertheless
called
for
salesmanship.
Without
this,
delay
might
have
continued
until
sheer
force
of
circumstances
demanded
action.
Although
the
bulldozers
are
by
no
means
at
work
yet
on
Digby
Island,
or
-whatever
location
is
selected,
promise
of
action
grows
more
definite
all
the
time.
Much
credit
for
this
must
go
to
the
man
who
has
had
the
task
of
turning
the
sales
campaign
into
an
actual
salt;
Ted
Applewhaite,
member
for
Skeena.
Mr.
Applewhaite
has
followed
through
at
the
Ottawa
end,
quietly
and
well.
It
has
been
a
real
service
which,
when
consummated,
will
bring
great
benefit
to
the
entire
northwest.
ll
III
was
in
excess
of
the
total
tax!13,
hard-hitting
lariv
has
a
they
are
required
to
pay
and
!
P"'nt
1
b
,h
r"m
pa
l
n
itfMltn
ii'i
uutt'l
HII
.1
who.
therefore,
want
to
ob
of
morphine
on
nls
person.
i
wouldn't
want
to
see
the
bow-Oft
v
r
'
i
wows
exterminated,
for
they
are
20
Years
Ago
Today
;uwful
Bnd
an
owr(.r
Rrow,
U)
A
prominent
Ketchikan
btwl-'
like
him.
One
of
the
earliest
pups
ness
man
stated
he
was
of
the;
.
-
-
opinion
a
car
ferry
would
be
op-j
r-x
0
ituci
it
erating
shortly
between
thai.!
ULU
rAllrlt-UL
?lty
and
Prince
Rupert.
When
we
go
home
at
four
o'clock,
in
V....
i..Til.u
!
While
waiting
for
the
bus.
10
Yeors
Ago
Today
tpt
dog
th3l
MPms
to
City
Council
endorsed
a
by-!
t4j
law
for
the
regulation
of
street
j
And
oVes
raise
a
fu&s.
traffic
particularly
dealing
with;
the
regulation
of
crowd
and
Ke
leU
us
pat
him
on
the
back,
Hollywood
fai
margarine
consumption
that
tlv
hard-nressed
and
half-brokf-British
people
actually
eat
more
butter,
etc..
than
we
do
BECAUSE
THE
BRITISH
GOVERNMENT
SUBHiniZES
l)!S
TRIBUTION
OF
BUTTER
with
sale
actually
below
final
n-.il
cost.
Here
are
the
figures;
Per
Capita
Consumption
11M
Canada
Butter
22
6
lbs
Britain
Butter
14
5
lbs.
tain
a
refund
of
the
overpayment.
3.
Those
who
have
been
requested
by
a
director-taxation
to
file
an
Income
lax
return.
Q
After
making
out
my
Income
tax
return.
I
find
I
am
tctilled
to
a
refund.
If
I
attach
my
salary
cheque
stubs
to
my
return,
may
I
make
application
for
this
refund?
parades.
A
kindly
word
or
two,
He
seems
to
have
what
we
do
lack,
He's
always
kind
and
true.
He
keeps
his
eye
upon
the
road.
Commonwealth
Division
Pulled
From
Active
Rarlicipation
ii
Kojea
(Canada
Margarine
.
7
4
lbs
Jean
MacPherson
of
Vancouver
and
Clarence
Murray
Mc-Richie
were
united
in
marriage
at
a
quiet
reTe'rrfoftf1ith4M
of
Adjutant
E.
A.
Brunsdon.
,vA..
lfi
order
to
obtain
th
re-
Britain
Margarine
..
.
1I2IIa
Hind,
it
Is
most
important
that
Thus
each
Canadian
was
eat-
For
a
sound
arounn
trie
oenu.
Re-Opens
Today
His
master
coming
home
from
you
obtain
from
your
employer
Ing
SO
pounds
per
year,
butter
1
town.
Foreign
Ships
Should
Be
Barred
In
Coaslal
Waters
SEOUL
'CP)
The
battle-hard-
Ing
placed
ln
reserve.
'
ened
1st
Commonwealth
Divl-
"Commanders
and
soldiers
all
f-.ion
was
pulled
off
the
Korean
down
the
line
were
vocal
about
front
line
Jan.
31
and
placed
in
;
8th
Army
headquarters'
'mis-reserve,
lt
was
disclosed
today,
taken
kindness.'
"
Boss
said.
"To
The
8th
Army
censor
released
the
soldiers
In
the
front-line
delayed
dispatches
on
the
dl-
bunkers
it
appeared
a
down-vision
s
withdrawal.
It
was
the
!
right
injustice,
first
time
the
division
has
been
1
"They
had
spent
months
mak-given
reserve
status
since
it
was
'"8
their
caves
comfortable
and
formed
in
July,
1951.
United
safe.
.
.
.
They
had
used
constates
and
South
Korean
divl-;
siderable
resourcefulness
and
Moris
are
placed
in
reserve
per-;
Initiative
to
devise
the
means
'or
employers!
your
T4
salary
or
butter
subaiiiule
Hut
en'-n
and
wage
slips
showing
the
total
Briton
was
eating
32
7
pounds
imuunt
of
salary
or
wages
you
of
butter
or
butter
substitutes
received
during
the
year
and
Yet
we
hold
30
million
pounds
the
amount
of
tax
deducted
by
government
owned,
your
employer.
Salary
cheque
ttubs
are
not
an
acceptable
aub-
EVERYBODY
knows
that
even
stltute
for
the
T
4
salary
and
with
government
financed
wage
slip.
Make
sure
you
attach
'
floor
prices
for
some
farm
prod-to
your
Income
tax
return
only
nets,
the
farmer
still
fares
far
the
No.
I
copy
of
your
T.4
salary
worse
than
most
city
dwellers,
and
wage
slip.
By
filling
out
But
ft
seems
to
me
the
povern-
He
seems
to
know
just
when.
He
watches
with
a
wistful
eye,
While
slowly
walking
round.
He
knows
the
color
of
the
car.
He
knows
1U
very
sound.
He
greets
them
with
a
joyful
howl,
The
wagging
of
his
tail.
We
never
yet,
heard
that
dog
growl.
We
never
seen
him
fail.
He'
mournful
when
the
car's
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
government
is
considering
whether
Canada's
coastal
shipping
busi-
JviwH
iodically
in
Korea.
and
acquired
the
materials
to
jrCHA3ASPB'u
Th
riiuioinn
ic
mato
nr.
r.t
enable
them
to
spend
the
win-
i
ness
should
be
shut
off
from
Canadian,
British
and
Austra-
i
ter
.warmly.
j
non-Canadian
ships,
llan
Infantry
and
supporting
j
"Instead
they
were
sent
out
j
An
ihter-departintnUl
com
arms
and
services.
New
Zealand
i
into
fields
where
they
had
to
mittee
has
been
set
up,
Inform
i
your
return
carefully,
ana
at-
'
ment
w
Involving
the
farmer
in
Itaching
T
4
salary
and
wage
j
a
shabby
deal
whit'h
will
event-j
.slips
and
any
necessary
receipts,
j
ually
react
against
him,
the
!
you
will
enable
the
taxation
dl-1
farmer,
when
It
uses
all
the
pen.
;
vision
to
process
your
return
!
pie's
money
to
buy
surpluses-.
quickly
and
consequently
Issue
(which
are
then
carefully
kept
(your
refund
cheque
at
an
early
j
from
the
people
whose
money
!
date.
i
paid
for
scarcity.
away.
He's
happy
when
It's
home,
And
with
the
children
loves
to
play,
We
never
saw
him
roam.
artillery,
an
Indian
medical
unit!
pitch
tents
on
ground
frozen
iind
a
small
South
African
of-1
solid
to
a
depth
varying
be
mm
tween
12
and
14
inches.
1
.
ants
said,
to
study
the
question
for
the
two
coasts,
the
St.
Lawrence
river
and
the
Great
Lakes.
However,
the
proposal
to
restrict
coastal
shipping
to
Canadian
vessels
is
only
ln
the
study
stage
and
there
will
be
no
shutdown
on
outside
ships,
in
the
near
future.
.
ii
liter
detachment.
A
delayed
dispatch
by
Associated
Press
correspondent
Robert
Tuckman
dated
Feb.
12
said
that
Lt.-Oen.
William
Bridge-ford,
who
has
since
retired
as
commander
of
the
Commonwealth
forces
ln
Korea,
told
re
Boss
added
that
the
soldiers
felt
they
had
"done
their
donkey
work
for
somebody
else
and
had
been
cheated
of
the
divi-eenda
of
their
investment."
The
division's
positions
between
the
Hook
and
Little
Gibraltar
on
And
that's,
the
kind
of
dog
we
like.
As
faithful,
true,
as
MIKE.
"POP"
YAKOER,
Miller
Bay
From
the
Totem
Tattler)
SPECIAL
on
SHOES
An
informant
said
there
is
little
probability
of
restrictive
20
OFF
ALL
legislation
before
the
construction
of
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway,
due
to
be
finished
between
four
I
and
five
years
from
now
if
pres
porters
he
thought
the
placing
the
western
front
west
of
Chor-of
the
division
in
reserve
was
a
I
won
were
taken
over
by
the
"very
good
thing"
and
"they
arcjU.S.
2nd
Division,
enjoying
it."
The
division
took
part
In
some
His
successor,
Lt.-Oen.
Henry
of
the
great
battles
of
the
Ko-Wells,
said
it
enables
Common-
rean
war.
The
fights
included
wealth
troops
"to
get
on
with
the
Naktong
breakthrough
in
For
fresh,
glowing
'tir
j
LEATHER
SHOES
ent
Canadian
plans
work.
out.
It
was
understood
the
committee's
studies
deal
chiefly
with
the
east
coast
and
eastern
Inland
waters
the
St.
Lawrence
and
the
Great
Lakes
and
that
bwuty
to
your
w
v
dru
ENAMEL
IfiWllr'PKtf,
'
to
iparkllna
n..h.
A
f0f
lovely,
lasting
hde.
(,
,1
FOtDERS
ON
LOVti.
.
COLOR
HARMONY!
September,
1950;
the
advance
Into
North
Korea
later
in
the
same
year,
and
the
battle
of
the
Imjin
River
in
April,
1951,
in
which
the
famed
Gloucesters
were
surrounded
and
annihilat
training
they
can't
get
in
the
line."
Bridgeford
said
this
training
was
"all
offensive."
Bridgeford
discounted
reports
that
some
of
the
troops
were
disgruntled
over
being
placed
In
reserve.
He
said
some
men
!2
.
the
Pacific
coast
would
not
be!
largely
affected
by
any
decision.
Mnnorinil-utl
ed.
The
25th
Canadian
Brigade-some
6,000
men
is
part
of
the
Commonwealth
Division.
The
prexent
situation
i
thati
Commonwealth
ships
have
easy)
access
to
the
Canadian
coastal
trade
the
transport
of
Roods
and
SLIPPERS
-Men's
-
Women's
Children's
Fashion
Footwear
For
the
Finest
in
Office
Supplies
SEE
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
Last
year
97
of
all
the
Red
between
one
rrolnt
and
another
would
complain
whether
the
troops
were
left
in
the
line
or
pulled
off.
Wells
said
the
division
is
in
"grand
shape"
and
the
morale
high.
Another
delayed
dispatch
by
Canadian
Press
correspondent
Bill
Boss
dated
Jan.
31
said
the
division
was
sore
about
be-
C.rnA
wnrlr
nine
1nna
hn
vlur-
In
r-.,
n
,l
u.,
,,na
a!
'
"
n
vmiaua
jy
wl
lCl
UIIUCI
a
PAINTS
VARNISHES
SOLD
Y
.
Kaien
Co-Op
Ha";
2513rd
Ave.
wjcra
wnu
uonaiea
ineir
services
commonwealth
snipping
agree-
I
entirely
without
pay.
They
needimcnt.
Ships
from
the
U.K.
take
YOUR
help
to
carry
on
this
im-
a
sizable
part
of
Canadian
portant
work
.
I
coastal
business.