“Mon. Tues. Wed. uly 24+28528

Constance Bennett, Brod Crawford
in SIN TOWN

Allan Jones dane Fraser

‘MOONLIGHT IN HAVANA

Thurs. Fri, Sat. July 27-28-29,

Merle Oberon George Sanders |
in THE LODGER
Also ‘

A Variety of Short Subjects

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Mon. Tues, Wed. July 3t Aug 1-2
Leslie Howard David Niven
i SPITFIRE
| Aleo
A Variety of Short Subjects
Thora. Fri, Sat Aug. 3-4-5
Alice Faye Tyrone Power
AN/OLD’CHICAGO
Alas
A Second Feature

For formation phone WR 421
Two changes weekly
Show starts at 7 pan,

Matinee Saturdays 1:30 p.m.

| Jobs come up,

Classified
FOR SALE—C.C.M, bicycle. Apply
Hanslow’s Service Station.

FOR SALE—Upright -piano, Dav-
enette and rocking «chairs; Apply
1941 Columbia avenue.

FOR SALE—Premier double key-
board typewriter, the very thing
for family use etc. $20.00 Elec-.
trie mantel radio In good order,!
$20.00. Apply. Sun office.

FOR SALE—Quart
Ann Thrift, Beach
of Vidal street.

PRIVATE PARTY has cash for 1
fo 5 acres. Prefer cultivated with
er without small bungalow, un-
improved might be
Buena” Vista, Stayte

considered.
or nearer

water. Must have view. Bot 114
Semiahmoo Sun. |
WANTED — Vegetable or - fruit

specials, cauliflower hearts,
Contact United
Ocean Park.

TO BUY HIGH GRADE PAINTS
at low-prices. people naturally go
fo the Cloverdale Paint Factory,
2266 Old MeLelian Rd. because by
feamufacturing here and selling
Girectly a great saving {x affecte

AN (EXPERIENCED Governe
with English training, who owns
& bloyelets sought ax compan-
fon Aoe-Anree small children dur-
fog fate Sune, July) anddugust;
Unt schoob atarts this fall, for
® few hours dally except Sun- |
ay. Kelerencen pleane, Apply. to:
Box 191, tertabmoo Sun.

NOW |
your winter's ‘sawdust, so phone!
or write Lew Jack, Newton Sta
Won for prompt delivery, 5°41)

GRAHAM and Company—Building|
construction and. repair work.
14ST Lee street, WA-B-Aty,

Business Opportunities
Real Estate and «Insurance, J.
Russell Archibald. Clov, 46%
1263 Pacific Highway.

WANTED—Listings of houses, wo
have clients walting. Geo MM,
‘Their.

WHITE ROCK HOMES
FARM LANDS
TE Gell oF Buy, Write or Call
“F. BREAKS & CO.

church camp,
!

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MT RACTING— We
op wand for al!
_ New
2; Delian

J} day, July 20th,

‘pect'in that he spoke v

J
i
THE TIME to stock up!

1 dace -}
fe, wish to exprean our’ thanks
‘and tppresiation for the many
kindnosses extended to Audrey Gay
at the Ume of tho accident In-

‘curred on Oxford street on Mon.

© Mr. and Mra, Av V. Gay.

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AT OTTAWA
by
TOM REID, M. P.

} Phe past week saw the parsing
of the Budget but It will be Kone,

days yet before the final [tomy
are approved. ‘These are unally
contentious and create: a great

seat of discussion, Colonel Ralston,
Miniter of Natlonat Defence
placed before the House the num-
bers and information In connec
tion with enlistments and deait
particularly with the men called up:
under the National Mobilization
Act, the present strength of which
Ix 78,000. Altosether some 144,000
had been enrolled, which moans
that 70,000, 0f them have eithe
been discharged gone actly
At the present time 7,000 of them |
are on 1 on assigned duty,
either civilian work or on farms
35,000 of them are on operational
duties, 18,000 in non-operational |
dut(’s, 14,000 are in Training Cen-
trex and the remaining 4,000 are
in. Depots ready to.be posted as
Complete. infor
tion. by Col. Ralston
this In. view of the}
criticism. which hasbeen aroused |
throughout the country,

or

was. given

being done

and which
nade in the |
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{

criticism. was Ukewis
Swell,

Tuesday a great
en on Parllame
Charles de Gaull
welcomed by the Pri
and the Governor-General.
de Gaulle is av

House.
On

was

Gen.

weleou
Hn
who w:
Mini
c

en.

tall man and

with the exception of a few words!
in English, his address was in|
French, but differing in one res-

‘y slow!
nstituc
proud of
“fer Mahony, who

Cc

stinin}

y reason to be

Major Jobn i

on Thursday last was awarded the
Victoria Cross. At the o| if
the Proceedings of the Houxo of
Com on Thursday, the Mb
ister of National Defence pi

tribute to Major Mahony’s galan
{ry, following which tributes were
pald by the Leader of the Op-
position and Tom Reld, M.P., the
Member for the Dintrlet.

Some progress I being made in
the House now and with sittings

commencing at 11 a.m.
until 11 p.m, the Hous
¢ through by the fir

and lasting
might well

week din
August.

Cloverdale Phone 193

S. BOWELL
AND SON

o
DISTINCTIVE FONERAL
SERVIOR
eee
% 6th Bt Phone N.W. 993
NEW WESTMINSTER

Try A Want Ad

FOR GALE—Chrysler coach. Ap:
ply 1867 Columbia

LOST—Smail black purse with
“pper, containing sum of money.
Reward, Enquire at Amon’ Dry
Goods.

LOST—Boy's eyeglasses on the
_-boach neur Jonen’ store, Howard
Return to Semiabinoo sun,
FOR SALE—One 2 piece Chester:
Held nits, one Kolld oak § ploce
dining room suite, White Hock
Hecondhand store,

ue,

a ad thE

Is now open for Business
Regular Dinners daily in dining room
Full Course Dinners on Sundays

Banquet ‘Parties Invited -

Light Lunches and’ Fountain sevice at counter
Tce Cream and Soft Drinks at all times

“Service is our Motto”

ger Ho

‘Thursday, August 3rd, Is the date!
sot by the members of Holy ‘Prin- |
ity W. A, for thelr annual bazaar,
There will be many attractions
and a splendid door prize, tlekets
for which entitle one to afternoon
tea, Reserve thé date now, Thurs—
day, Av

GEMS OF THOUGHT
* FRATERNITY

longing for. fratenity
be satisfied but er the

No can

ney

“Only when) all the eoncerns of:
humanity, are d, ts | the
common humanity: of manspresent

thre:

to the minds of al

Erwin Elmen.

“Being hed for giving to

» unworthy. person, Aristotle safd,

Aid not give it to the man, Dut
to humanity, —Jolinson.
“Love for mankind is the eleva-
tor of the hun +; It demon~

tha divine

Eddy.

roflects

Christ our

Father,

Hou our

brother,
All who live in love
hus how:

Lift us to the

re thine;

each other,

n lov
Joy: divine.
Henry Van Dyk

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The Corporation Of The
DISTRICT OF SURREY

“Municipal Elections Act”

NOTICE {x hereby give

PUBLIC

person to represent them as Co

cillor for Ward: Three (4) of sald
Municipality for . the » unexpired
term of eames Sinclair: Roberts:
Johnston, who resigned.

‘mh Jovof nomination of can}

se follows! =
whall senna
Ato: writ

didates shall by
‘he Gandidat
ated in jvelting
lle wubner|bed. by tworB of
the Munlojpality a4 proposens and
" or, and wball be delivered to
the Returning Officer at any time
@ of thin not a
ban, of the day of nonin
» wad writing may bein,
numbered vires (i) in
ule of the “Munlelpil Be
and slial state the
1 resldon pation
rlption of non pros
Jn nue
ify nueh candidate; and
In the event OF « poll beni
airy nuiot poll abi
the 6th da
4
Hiiiiven Hall, By
Colebrook €
Wiin

nin=

the

the He

winnie: Hal),
meninity: Holl,

Houne opponite Gn
Crescent Mauol,

Woodward's HIN Hohoothoune,
All in the Dintrict of Surrey,
of whilel every pernon In hereby

—_—<—$—$—$—

sof the Municipality |
t 1 require the pres

Munt-
the

Support your local merchants ~

SPRINKLING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN! thatedue to the abuse of
the Sprinkling Privileges granted to Consumers by reason of
the fact that a large number of them aré sprinkling outalde
the hour granted them for this purpose, and aw a: result /short-
age.in the domestic supply. has been vexperienced In parts of
the ‘Town, the Company has no alternailve but to withdraw
this privilege AND, NO FURTHER SPRINKLING WILL BE
ALLOWED) UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

It Is to be further pointed out that. ail water le pumpéd
by electricity and as all Consumers~ arg ‘aware it is‘in thelr
own interest to conserve this power in addition owing to’ the
power shortage belng experienced by the B. C. Electric Co.

‘The Company appreciates! the co-operation it has had from

. a great mumber,.of.its Consumers who have scrupulously kept
within the time*alloted to them, and®it-is-hoped that any one
seen sprinkling will be reported to the Company in order that

tion may) be taken: against them, and thus, protect the water
suppl¥e which is-adequate.for all purposes {f used reasonably.

Further, ithe jopening of taps and allowing water to rin,
freely on foodstuffs for)the purpose of refrigeration is not
permitted sand. shouldijalso.be reported.

By. Order,

E. COLIN JAMES,
‘Secretary.

10th July, 2944.

If The War Ends Tomorrow
. . . what then?

How. will the change from war to peace-time economy be
accomplished? Can we successfully absorb our returning
|.veterans. and demobilized war workers? These are the
questions Canadians) are av-ing today.

The answers MUST be found!

The: right of ‘the individual, first: to work and earn;
second: to choose his work freely; third: to rise unrestricted
to ithe level of his demonstrated ability—these should be
inalienable to every Canadian. While part of the population
is insecure; none is secure,

\WeiMust
‘Think-and ‘Plan

Fortunately, in British Colum-
bia, the ground-work has already
been laid, By 1939, we had b
come’ Canada’s third manufac-
turing: proyince, Our per capita
figures were rapidly overtakini
“those of Ontario and Quebe
our people were enjoyinys tie
highest wage and living stat!
ards in Cannda,

All this was made pow
cause British Columbia i
had won for its products am aa
sured, place in. world trade, In
1030, no less than 60% of the en-
tire Industrial production of this
province was sold outside our
borders,

Industry. Unites
For Action

‘To prepare now: for now: ant
heavier’ responsibilities lay the
post-war period, represeniulive
leaders In. induatry have

the restoration of depressed In-
dustries and the introduction of
new ones,

Our post-war problem can+be
solved in-only one way—by in-
creasing the productivity of in-
dustry.” ‘This means: world vis-
ion, financial daring, constant-
ly improving technology. This
means sincere co-operation by

magement and labour,
mitnere 1s nothing here beyond
our capacitys British Columbia's
secord proves it,

Yedulred Co (uke notice and govern |
himmelt neenrdingly,

Given under my bund at Clovers
BG) thik 1th any of July,

JOUN Oo, VATUTER,
Roturning Officer,

‘The Brith Columbia Fedora=
tlon of jo mudd. Industry,
They» will collect, all available