iv

ply H. Tate, 1921 Washing:
ton Avenne.

EXPERIENCED GIRL, 16,
will look after children, July
and August for room and
board and small allowance.
Eileen Bushwell, 329 Ward
St., New Westminster, Phone
N.W. 1711-R.

LOT ON FRONT STREET,
close to Hanslow’s Service
Station. For quick sale $150
cash will take it.

Exclusive Agent,
Geo. M. Thrift.

LOST: Boys wrist watch with
brown strap, square face.
Watch was left on a rock by
the beach on morning of
Tuesday, July 2nd. Valued
as a keepsake. Reward. Find-

er return to Sail Inn.
—— ee

Will trade 160-acre farm in the
Peace River Block for small
farm in Fraser Valley. Apply

FOR SALE- Leather covered | ——___.
Sofa and reclining chair, inj FOR SALE- C Melody Sax.
good condition, $5.00, Ap-| Good condition. Complete

with case, Apply at Sun of-

$45. Radio $6. Ranges, ect

Store Washington Ave.

fice.

LOST - Brown leather key
caseand keys. Return to
National Roller Rink, White
Rock. Reward.

FOR SALE - Outboard motor
boat, Johnson ‘Seahorse’,
just overhauled, new cylin-
der block - $40.00 - Apply
Hanslow’s Service or Semi-
ahmoo Sun office.

FOUND ~- Women’s black ear-
digan Sweater, on stairs
above hotel. Owner may
have same by proving owner-
ship. Apply at Semiahmoo
Sun Office.

FOR SALE - 1 Singer treadle
machine, 1 Walnut Vanity
Dresser and Stool, 1 old fash
ioned hair drier in good con
dition for home use. Apply
Mrs. P. B. Houghton, corner
Thrift Road and Oxford St.

Box 3, Semiahmoo Sun.

SALE :

OF Manufacturer’s Samples

ro}

GOODRICH SUNTOGS

The rapidly

Suntogs is the best indication of their general

popularity.

Women’s Canvas Spor

Per pair

ed

Suntogs will gaily

match your summer
frocks and beech cos-

fumes.

Blu

com

pleased to snow them to

Shoes, Values to $2.25
$1.49
We have just receiy-

smart

wear.

Colors jalor.

White,

Come in today and see yourself wearing
these smart Goodrich Suntogs. We shall be

R.L.Merklin

-- Next door to Post Office --

White Rock, B.C. |

SALE

ag sales of Goodrich

t

150 pairs of this

summer foot

Red
srown, Yellow

ie
,

and lovely
ibinations of colors.

you.

For Sale 3 pe, tapestrey Chest:
erfield first class condition

¢
By Tom Reid, M.P, *

The budget was delivered by
Gol, Ralston with greater clarity
than most budgets.

Ordinary estimates will require
$448 million being $77 million less
than fase year. $700 million will be
required for wat purposes with a
possible addition of $200, million
more, Income taxes have all been in:
creased, taking this time from the
lower brackets of salaries,

One of the surprizes was that
there was no increase in the Sales
Tax.

Increased taxes on motor cars,
particularly on the higher priced
cars, is with a view of discourag-
ing purchasing of these.

Of the $11,000 million required,
only some $500 million it is expect
ed will be raised by way of borroy
ings, carrying out as far as practi
al, without disrupting the internal
economies of the country, the pay-
as-you go policy.

Wartime Price Boards will be on
the job to see that price commodi-
ties do not go too high.

Whilst there may be may be
many who will say that the govern:
ment has not gone far enough, there
will be no doubt others maiatain-
ing they have gone too far. The
main thing at the moment is tha
every effort must be put forth now
so that Hitlerism will not prevail.

At the evening sitting 2nd read-
ing was given to the Bill on Unem-
ployment and Agricultural. Relief.

Social Insurance against uncm-
ployment advanced quite step neat-
er to accomplishment by the intra:
duction of the resolution asking the
British Parliament to amend the B.-
N.A. Act so as to make such a
tem possible here under Fi
jurisdiction. A Contributory sys-
tem of Unemployment Insurance

is proposed.

It appears that the new passport
regulations by the United States

Doings Around |"
New and Used Fumnfture| Parliament

Speeches on the Budget contin-
ued Friday afternoon, the firet be-
ing by Tom Reid, M.P, bringing
tothe attention of the Govern:
Menta number of important mat-

tera particularly affecti
(Soh ticularly affecting British

V.O.N. Garden
Party Successful

Surrey V.O.N, held their most
successful Garden Party at the home
of Mrs.a Wallace, Ocean Park, on
Wednesday afternoon when over
$80 gates feceipts were taken and
additional amounts from draws,
bingo, candy and icecream brought
the total net receipts up to $225,
Miss Francis Martin, President,
greeted the guests and Reeve Jobn
Hunter spoke briefly on current
problems.

The Hazelmere Pro-Rec girls gave
an exhibition of folk dancing and
the New Westminster Boys Band
played musical numbers,

Little Lois Kange drew the tick
ets for the draws and the results
were asfollows: Cake weighing
contest’ Mrs. Geo. Prith of Cole-
brook; quilt, donated by Port Mann
Auxiliary. won by Mrs, J. R. Cook
Cedar chest by Mrs.S. R. Murch:
ison of Colebrook: gate. prize, an
Indian tray, by Mr. J. Mellon of
Calgary: V.O.N. doll nurse. donat-
ed by Mrs. Linklater of White
Rock. won by Mrs. J. E, Peters; $5
won by Mrs. Mrs. K, Buchanan of
South Westminster, a pioneer
V.O.N. worker; Purse by Mrs,
Ashford of Hazelmere; while a pan-

ama hat, donated by Mrs, L. Me-

If you are going away for

your holidays, call first by
long-distance telephone. Then
you can make arrangements
with your friends or be sure of
hotel reservations,
There are probably a num-
ber of things you wish to ask
about, a few words over the
telephone will clear up your
problems, without the delay of
an exchange of correspondence.
A long-distance call in ad-
vance may prevent disappoint-
ment later. o

B.C. Telephone Co.

There is no other

JUST LIKE

Cross was won by Mr. C.B, Smith
of White Rock.

Presiding at the tea tables were
Mrs. John. Hunter, Mrs. J. G.
McConville of Grescent, Mrs. J.
H. A. Warr, Mrs. H. E. Billingham:
president of Burnaby V.O.N,,
Mrs. David Hall, president Var-
couver V.O.N. and Mrs. Ostrom,
president of West Vancouver

Axther of Los Angeles for the Red

V.O.N

Laund

goes into effect July 1st. The Can-
adian Government has helped mat-
port
available to Canadians for one year
for $1.00. The passport wil include

ters by making a special pa

aman and bis wife and. children
under 16. Ordinarily, a Canadian
passport cost $500 and both the
man and wife had to posses one to

travel abroad,

Henry Ford's refusal to make aer+
oplane engines for England in. her
hour of need started something in
the House. The
made that the government take ovr
the Ford Company of Canada Mr.
Howe, the Minister of
pointed out thac while Mr, Fe
a citizen of the United Sta
Canadian Company ia really a Cane
adian one and is doing a consider
able lor of war work. If the time
arrived the Miniater declared, w!
there wae any doubt about

Canadian firm the government
would not hesitate to apply the
powers it'has over this Company,

Jagestion was

the

Mr, Grerar, Minister of Mine
inastatement to the House, our
linzd what is being done about ev
of children from Great

acuation
Britain, 5,000 of them are to come
before the lust week in July and 250
every five days thereafter, The
only limit in the movement is in

capacity of homes in which there

10 Ibs.

slips, bath towels, ete.,

ready to iron,

ing possible to obtain.
and see the difference.

Dry Cleaning Service

RIGHT TO YOUR DOOR OR THRU
MOST ANY STORE NEAR YOU.

TRY THRIFTY WASH

The Ideal Vacation Service

This family service will relieve you of
your weekly wash. Sheets, table covers, pillow

and finished, Wearing apparel returned damp,

¢
DRY CLEANING with PERLUXE
gives you the most modern and efficient dry-

Royal City Laundry
“Home of Perluxe Dry Cleaning”
Phone 183 -814 Royal Ave,

ry and

for 69c

are completely ironed

You can actually feel

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