HOTEL

Apply to
Jamos J, Marshall,

NEW,

Park Theatre

Owned and Operated by
GUY GRARAM

Feb. 8-910
Walter Pidgeon

MRS, MINIVER
and Mra, AMERICA

Mon, Tues. Wed.

Greer Garson
in
Me
The World in Action and Cartoon

Febtt 12-13
John Payne
ICELAND
Bred. Crawford Evelyn Ankers
NORTH TO THE KLONDYKE
NEWS

Thurs. Fri, Sat
Sonja Henle

Mon. Tues. Wed. 15-16-
Norma Shearer Melvyn Douglas
WE WERE DANCING
ive Men Of Austtalla—2 reols

Extra Special

Geo. M. Thrift
Real Estate and

Insurance
One Acre
edose to Coldicutt Villas
Lots of wood
Good road
$175.00

Phones 236 and 321, Opp. Station

| Outdoor Advertising

Taylor Signs

Buena Vista White Rock

Showcards and

MOSCOW STRIKES BACK
Thurs. Fri. Sat. Feb. 18-19-20 |
Spencer Tracy Hedy Lamarr |

in TORTILLA FLAT
Judy Canova Tom Brown
SLEEPYTIME GAL |
NEWS |

For Information 1)

Classified

FOR QUICK SALE
all cu

5 acres,

ated, about 5 |
fruit trees, 5 roomed house, barn
for 3 head, hayloft, chicken
house for 200 birds.
and tool house,
water and good soil, mail 0

woodstied

granary, good

General Painting
“I made signs betore I could talk”
SoS Se eM

SPECIAL
Vor
FEBRUARY
HOR Ole

Treatment

2 for $1.50

$1.00

Regular
KAY’S
Beauty Salon

FH IIH II III IIA AAI AAI IA,
DEVELOPING & PRINTING

ery, close to White Rock. Terms li ach ee
$1,500! Cash or half cash and Ij Reprintsiolonely
Balance asreable. Apply to Men. 7
. Brow G. A. Coles, Shep- |} PASSPORTS — PORTRAITS
herd RR1 White Roc! ENLARGING
coPY
FOR SALE—Man’s bike, a. GARNER'S STUDIO
doutle bar, $25.00, A. Cole White Rock Theatre Building
Shepherd rd. HRI V PO IIIIOUDE DIDO bf

WANTED—To look after children
night or day, excep, Wednesda:

fj Baturday ni¢its, or other
Apply. to n PHiMips,
Merona street, White Rock

FOUND—A pair of glasses; fron
oh Wes

ite tock hotel, owner may

Prt
J.Pred Higginbotham
Eyesight Specialist

at Hood’s Diup Store
First and Third Thursday
of each month

have same wy calling at the Peccricn
tha Bun office,
WANTED—In good shape a two

burner oll conking ptove.

ally daabtod, wantn olderloy lady
-to help care for home; wmall ro-

Muneration. G. C, Hunthr, AR, 1
ammeter
Have Buyer for Poultry Farm
modern home and “oud bulld-
Inga, up to 34,500, cash,
F. Brosks, Farms, Homes, Busi-
fews Blocks, Next to the Vark
Shentre, White Rock.

———
FOR GALE—Bix Springer Span
bred, Wack and white,
Kood Vira
yoo Bemlahmnoo Hun,

Cloverdale

BOWELL
AND SON

o
DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL

SERVIOR
ee

Phone 193

66 6th Bt Phone N.W. 999
NEW WESTMINSTER

A Welcome by
Jack Bell & Barney Barron
awaits you at the

Tudor Inn

{

Hon of n portion of the Hope pro=
erty for tho extension of Victoria
[Avenue ‘Thin matter wan dente
with At @ previoun mooting of the
Counoli, and the ongincor wax

tho work should igo Alina

Word wan received from the Pro-
j¥indlal Sola Sorvicn department
jntatings tia, thoy wore prepared to
extend the oxinting medical sor-
vices to sooln! allowance canon;
Also that allowances will be. ine
creased 20 por cent,

‘The Noglonal Wood Iuet Officer,
Wartime Prices and ‘rade Board,
ssked for the appointment of a
[fuel committee, by the Council,
|Ehik mattor was left over until the
Clerk could find out what powers
And duties would be Involved.

A letter, was recolved from the
Clork of Langley Muniolpality ata-
Ung that tiey tad appointed n Re-
habilitation committeo, and reques-
Jed that Surrey would appoint w
[similar committee to meet with
|them for conforonce regarding “af.
ter the war problems,”

‘Uhe Reoye and the health com-
| mittee of tiie counel! were naked to
get further information regarding
the possibility of securing another
Aoctor for the municipality,

The councitior for ward 5 and
the engineer were asked to secure
information and

report concerning
some further facilities for garbage.

‘The Clerk reported that $120.90
had come in for the Russian Relies
|Fund. Arrangements will be made
for furthor collections for this
s the wenther has
fously with

in-
previous

Federal Governmen, has ro~

Jauested that the new . rationing
|books be distributed by the muni
5 between Feb. 19th and
Is :

| ‘the ores Cloverdale will be
Whe dhier distributing entre; pnt
arr nts are being made for

sub-offices in the more thleRly pop-
1 districts. In all probability
it will be necessary to have three
in White Rock. It is also suggest-
pd that committees of ladles take
hen stati
m

f these ‘These

hods will save
Ghout $280,000 to the

The people living in the north
end of the munielpatity wil
thelr books a, New W.

The bh
reques

ty aupport of all is bein:
1 by the authorities
ther and more complete informa-
tlon will be published, and 2 meet-

ing has been Wed-

Pur-

arranged for

nesday afternon at 2 oclock in the
Municipal Hall, Cloverdats,

At the beginning of the
the Council decided that any one

wanting to cut wood on munfolpal
require to obtain
4 permit from the engineer which
would dosignate the locality in-

property would

volved

WHITE ROCK HONOR ROLL

"Your Memory Hallowed In A
wponyored by

Hranol, No, 8, Canadian Leilon,
For the purpoke of compiling an
Honor Roll of Girin und Hoya who
milited in Tis Majentytn Ac-
sea In ile war,
Ko 1, poulble to complte an
i Koll la makeing for the ¢
eration of Wl eldens to holy. ‘hte
Wil Yeauire financial help to carry
the project throws
‘To Ket the fooling of the

pubiie

Fegion axk you to anuwer te fol
Jowlng duentionatee:
No 1) Are you jn favor of h

Honor Roll?

No. 4, Are you willing to wube
soribe @ wmall amount to make thin
pounihle?

No, ; All wo have a sink or boy
omilsted from, White Rock — ploano
Jeave Dis or her name with the
Hemlahmos Bun, or mt the Por

duwked (0 prepare a plan showing {Of $86.00,

dotally on to meade, ote. The mom- | —-
Hive eriiy

herw of the Counoll aro agreed that {ye im O'Neill’ two year ola

Mrs T. Caldiouty gaye a tea ro
cently In ald of thé Russtan Roller
Fund and ralsed tho splendid

The railing
dewalle on

ebild drank cup of fuel oN tan °F 200 Yardy

Wednoxany, A purge was given 1)" week.

and tho youngator in apparently ——s ;
none the worse for hit tlquid ree The opening night of ‘The e
troshmont, ner Nrldke wax held Monday night

Mt the Army ona

Ni
han, favy Veterann

a v . &
Spencer, Lawrence & Cameron, Owing to weather conditions,

of Vancouver, real estate /agents,,
ayo bought 160 acres at Coldleutt
‘Villu and Intend to devolop 1 ax a
Nigh clay renidontal section. ‘The
hm Interviewed the Muntoipud
Council this week regarding vari.
‘OlW arrangements,

enjoyable ovening wan ‘had: MP.
and Mrs, Nicoll were the winners,
of tho prize, Monday nighty Rene
/Tuary Sth, af § pani tere will be:
ithe second of the series, "

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cl ee recently completed farm labour survey

of the Department of Agriculture reveals the
increasingly difficult conditions under which the
farmers of British Columbia have expanded their
production of foodstuffs since the outbreak of
war. Nothing but loyalty to the cause of the
United Nations and a keen determination to
sustain their husbands and sons in the Armed,
Forces can account for the long hours of effort:

which has been made by the farming comm
ties of this Province during the past three years.

The fact that from every 100 mixed farms, 50
men have gone to the Armed Forces and 30 to
war industry, points to the personal sacrifice of
the farming community. With their thoughts on
their own people in the front line, the depleted
farm! force have created records in all lines of
production.

Beef, pork, eggs seeds,-poultry. dairy products,
fruit and vegetables have all shown increases
over the production before the war. Too high
tribute cannot be paid this group of families
on the 26,000 farms in our Province.

Now it has been found necessary, in conformity
with a Dominion-wide jplan, to ask for an even
greater production as outlined below and the
following table gives an indication of the hoped
for production in British Columbia) during the
coming year.

| AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION

Increase
1943 Objective for 1943
125,950 head 28%

1942 Estimate

Hogs (sluughter). 98,400 head

Sheep and Lambs

(slaughter) ....
Cattle

(marketings) ..

50,200 head

68800 head
5,350,000 Ibs.
22,371,000 dox.
2,670,000 Ibs.

2,987,000 Ibs,
82,100 acres
25,400 acres

764 acres
16,800 acres
81,700 acres

7,000 acres
$1,000,000

1,600,000 Iba.

38%
Max,
postible

‘he objectives for 1948 in live stock, dair
pauline field crops, and honey: indicate that
will take a considerable effort on the part of al
agricultural workers to accomplish the task
lies ahead.

It is hoped that the labour situatio
clavified itself tn p!
assurance

tinued
will be apreciated a