“Peter Tabara In enjoying Mle
‘furlough with) hin frlends here.
pe
“Mise Geraldine Saundore hay
rong to Victoria to attend Summer

xchool.
a
‘Mra, Pickup has her wranddavgh~
ter, Bhirley, from, Vancouver stay’

ing with her.

—_
Mra W. Crick and daush
Winfred, have enjoyed a week’
‘acation In. Victoria,

Mra J, Newton hax as her guest
for three weeks Mrs, Humphrey,
from Prince Rupert.

Mr. MeColm, Stayte road and
King George Highway wan In
Vancouver Monday

‘Mr, and Mrs, W. Taylor returned
Saturday from Victoria where they
have been for ten days.

Skt. T. J. Ellfott and family, of
Pacific street, left Thursday, July
Gth, for a holiday at Elstow, Sask.

Mr, G, L. Salter, of Vancouver,
and his sister from Edmonton,
Visited at the Vidal home Tuesday.

Services on Sunday of the Gospel
‘Tabernacle will be held in the new
building on Victoria avenue and
A street.

“A-awonderful crop of frult Is the
feport of Councillor Frank on his
return from the interior of. British
Columbia.

Mr. L. T. Williams returned to
White Rock last Friday, greatly

A Letter Erom Overseas

And you wanted a Ite dope on.
thin womewhat quoor game of atreet
Fighting, . © Woll It tn full of wur-
prited for one thing and all the
hooks and pamphlets In the world
can teweh you nothing In com-
parson fo what that stubborn chap
in Grey Green can teach you In one |
Mort course with the ald of 6
buret of MGs.

Hore t# a spot of Ortona (my
just avtlon), 915. We aro ready to
go In for the kill, Bach man has all
the 34 1.Gs. (hand grenadex)
can pack, all thoxe that ean got
hold of Thompson S.AL.Ge. do and
as many Mags on they can get
thelr hands on. Cpl. Ca, mon lend
off with mine and Ox In res, Tho |
atreet branches off right and left,
vo T take the left and Olle holds |
onto the tall end to see we don't
ket It from the rfar, It In a case of
from door to door now, clearing
out each room as we go. Jerry Is
smart though he does not go from
fhouse to house he tears a ‘hole in”
the dividing walls and keeps under |
cover, We follow as fast as we can
throwing In a few H.Gs. to clear
him out. That ts the Inside work.
Now outside is a rather nasty Job.
He hax the cover and we have to}
draw his fire to find him and some
poor devil gets his doing that Job.
If it ix a well built place and
strongly held we call fora tank or |
two to remove the front and rake
the windows with their M.Gs. as)
soon as they get those in the bulld- |
Ing woozy we give the final jaly
with a rush and the Tommy guns |
and 26x, I won't go Into any of the
detalls- because “so ~many’-of my
lads and others from other Pins
fre still there, great lads all of
them, Glad you saw Red, ask him
if he fsh't glad T afdn't take his

Mmproved by his much needed rest
and treatments.

Mr. H, Vidal leaves on Sunday
for Sarnia and Toronto to visit
relatives, He expects to be away
for three months.

Mr. and Mrs. George Jones of
New Westminster, and young son,

Maurice, are holidaying for a week Aeliver it and T will and T won

at the Crick home.

Mr. M. H. Cooper, of Calgary,
Spent the week end with his wife's
Parents, Mr. and Mrs, 0. W. Dow-
ling, Pacific street.

Mr. Stewart Dincan returned on
Wednesday to Kamloops to resume
hia duties on the C.P.R, He hax
been visiting his brother, Jim.

Percy Hassall, who wax wounded
in Ortona, December 27th, hax hind
what be hopes will be his last op-
eration, and hopes soon to
panned ay fit.

be
Mr. Hunter haw returned to hin

farm on the Stokes road after a
much needed vacation in Manitoba

ring to send to his wife as he
wanted. T told him he would be
back in Vancouver before me but
didn’t think he could last to the
FDS, I still have his belt. Am
waiting for a finnl board to decide
what to do, I have a message for
Cpl. X'x wife If 1 got back. Fe went )
out and did a man’s Job and died
like one. T promised him I would ;
t
“forget it nor will she.—P.G.H.

‘Mrs. Dan Sheppard, of Edmonton
is a guest at tho home of Mrs,
Tipton, Washington avenue.

Mr. and Mra. FC. Lee and thelr
daughter, Mra. George Davis, who
Nave teen staying hore for the
Past two months, returned to thelr
home in Vancouver on ‘Thursday,
‘Mrs. F, Wardrop has taken up
Fesidence on Lee atreet, after an
absence of xeveral months and has
staying with her Mra, Dan Mackay
nd danghter, Diana from Vancon-
Yer for a week,

Mik Dorothy Brethour and Minw

| pions competition,

‘ local

Took
vinitor
our Neaehen over
| moodly t
lnoal Howling sreons,
| thoroughly enjoyed
OF thy 5

Lat Wednesday Mra

White offer

of

that
aw

that,
th

homday,
up on. ost
whore they
hospliality:

Groenwoot!

wan the hoxton for the day, and
with the ansixtanee of tie other
Ind tea and tasty

freahmonts to the Jargest number

‘that hawever gathered at our local

|. Amongnt our vinitors wo

week wax won by Mrs, Work from

Mrs. Hennessey, they beIng so
evenly matched, that it took thirty
three ends to de the gam

whieh ended 21 to 2, th
twenty-six single
them in thelr combined to

ey scored

pointe between

1, This

kame must be a record,
In the men's sin)
“Messrs,

©. Wooster
Crictinay ‘and
Dut lost later to Mr, Taker,
. MaeMillan won from Mr. Cald-

m

erbank, but lost his next game to
Mr. Habgood. Messrs, Baker and
Habgood will now play mn the fi

nals for the championship,
winner being entitled to rey

the club in the

that
during

Ix staged
in Vancouver the coming
Annual tournament which starts on
Monday the 17th inst. and
tintlex throughout that week.
‘The latest to Join
clu) were:
James and Mr,

con-

up with the
Mise
W. ©, Jackson, late
of Edmonton, Alberta.

UNITED CHURCH PICNIC

The annual plenic

f the Sunday
of the U-

Saturday,

| School and congrogatios
nited Church

wax held

Tune 2ith, in Jones’ Park. A good
y

time was enjoyed by all Mr. Pe
Helped to Keep the children
playing james, ote, and several
mothers helped out with the food.

‘The Winners of the races »
Norman Fremmeriid, Jud:
June Holt, David McDonat
ye Bouma, Jimmy Mer
suret Aldham, Jc
Webstor,

Dus}

Morgan
alu
. M
n Woolard, Bort
Kay, Glen Green

een Mc!

miahimoo Glib, li

Dorothy ‘

PREMIER IMPRESSIONS

Interest.
| Bi Patterson tn perhape the
| finest sample of a home grown

ie

|
| polities! product that Suskutchew-

reo anal eo Liam Moyet GIL ri tinea: yor mroducsd) level Bedale
BChy of Vancolivery Mrs Cantleldy| oy congctentioiis, tie hay a. 900d
OMEN GWU Cs Ca DURA na ICeNCC. [ior bor sr cubniees ‘anid dal APiiTntaee
COS CRS RCs C8 UG P18 aT Nr a bis 6
Calgary Alberta. |ling always been hin loveable per-
Sinee our lust ort several ‘sonality and nm to
| Aingles In the Indtex" competitions with a fluctuating majority xoune
ave been played. Miss Boyd won! timo, 5 y sometimes thir
from Mrs. Montsor but Tost | votex, and an unknown soldier vote
her next game to Mra. Ross, Mek tn the pn » he Is respected and
dames Clark, Friend and Green-| soit spoken of by frlend and f:
wood won from Mesdames Coo. | atike, and referred to affectionate
Wooster and Sandstrom respeetive- |1y na riliy,
ty.
he onitstanding ‘game of the | PS Pouslas, a canny Scot,

» Taeptist
ft
orator
nis

minister, charming to

Ke, A WIM cat on sta
with a fund of huni
dleeve, ‘Thirty-nine

oo

cup
old, in
middleweight

j Mant He

statur

once the

boxing
do

t
the result in Saskatchew-
dl ft
likes: to-talk more-or tiahing

mplon of

m1, at he sn't show

jand

nd Jexx of polities fust now, but

we will hear much from him pre:

ently and for 80 or 40 years or m
DV.

Two charming Lenders, both
thinking more of  Saskatchewa
than of themxelyes, and now th
,the acrid fumes of battle Ic
ing, they are still good friends, and
‘ity and Tommy to each other.

iod Save ‘The King.
IRRW.

I thank yon, ¢

‘he Garden Party held annually
by the W. A, to the Legion will
tako place at Mrs, MeBride’s, Don—

ald fiyenue on Wednesday, JInly
19th. ‘The convenors will be Mrs.
Trown to take care of the after-
noon tea, Mrs. Lovett and Mrs.

Ashton In charge of the work table,
Mrs. Standing. as Mother Goose for
the children and to took after the
programme, Woe hope to Nave Miss

Joan nds, lately dischary
from the GAW.A.C. as gyest of
Honour and to open the Garden

Party.

CORRESPONDENCE

r Sir:

» Rook

the ratepayers of Wh!

Renidence in the Cannington
conatitueney. rapronented 1A the
Inte Liberal Promler, and mite of |
the nummer home of te present)
CCF premented me with a front
Went nt the re it Provincial elec.
on, Having Wie pleasure of friend. |
ship with both WPremiery, a few
Jmpresnions: of , Gem mny of

very}

TOM REID, MP,

‘Three Important events took
Pince tn the House lant week. The
firnt one om Monday inst wan the
brintiog down of the Budget.
Whilet many changes were an—
0, (wo are ontetanding, One
thar ie retundatle portion of
Income Tax wold be dixcontinued,

no

tn

which means intutore those paying
Income ‘Tax wool wt be eatles
upon to put up monies to be re

| UIT to Diem In the futuce, The
| other Snportant announcement jn
the Hudger wax the dolex away
of turitt on tare bnphementn, ‘Thin
all farm machinery
Canaa from the
1x (ree of duty.
On Tuesday the Prime Minister
Juced the Roclal Kerviee Walll.
| This BI ik w be known In the
| future ax the National Health and
Welfare Bil, and tn one of the
| Pills, which was mentioned in Jan-
uary In the speech from the Throne.
‘The third impart
init Of the
wer,

means that

WM now

nite

in

event wan the
Right Honourable Mr.
Prime Minister of Sew

land, whe spoke ta the Members
| of the House of Commons and the
Moemlirs of the Senate an Friday
Hix A most out-
nding was well
celved.

Address was

one, and” re-

Wednesday was the hottest day
| Ottawa hos experienced for many
the

Nigh

«when

temperature

re June of

new for

102 degrees.
‘The Derate

ected to be

ont

nidget Te Rot
ngthy’ one. the

a

disposition of the Héuse being te

attention to the Social
| ind other Bills, which
are now before the House.

RED CROSS NOTES

‘The Red Cross display tea was
hold recently in the Anglican Par-
ish hall with an tnusoal large at
tendance. Mrs: Edwardson, assisted
by Mrs. Crick and Mrs. MacKinnon
showed samples of Red*Cross knit
Ung, sewing and surgical dressings
Mes, nd Mrs, Lawson were
n attractive nowelty
stall, articles for which were do=
nated by the Peace Arch Women's
Institute, Quantity of flowers 6on=
tributed by White Rock ganleners
were sold by Mrs. Cope, Mrs. Mot
fut received the gileats at the door,
and Mrs, Calderbank wax in change
a beantifully appointed tea table
centred with carnations Those
pouring were Mesdames Jeffeott,
Vashloy Hall, Grant and Laronde,
In spite of transportation difficult
los, outsite points were well re=
presented. The ae ae
rark Cirele sent a donation ef $7

ralsed recently by a Tocal te AS
mong those serving were Junior

irant

in charge of

Raa Baskatchewan, looking very|Dorgen Mitchell, of Sydney, ¥. 1,{ ETH James, June Fremmertia, [don't you think ls Ume we all Co> Red Cross Workers, Iu Altham
much improved In health. were wook ond guente at the homo | M8'¥-10u McHattle, Hugh Geaiham | operate with the counciiion 9 that Jean Sinclair, Betty Grantiold, snd
Seeaeaeenian of Mr, and Mra, A. J. Binokwou, | Piden Bockman, Norman Mekin- | We cin Have clean atteots and DAVE Kmerald Parrott, Mrs. Moore

‘Mra. Smithman, who In now ilv- Non, Hetty Tee and Sylvin Prom- anyone alate No Mee ana

Alno thotr on, Jimmy from tr fu by-law parsed to ston

ing in New Westminster, had ax, erton, wurprivé morta, ~ from dumping robbiah or anything ladles of the Barge Circle,
; Dar aventeltonitiisAntcot Soly Mrpl| iver! ne te | thal winnben “ot Whe, Ini that in fit Onty fok dhe mubkance elded! the refriahnien Gt) Mas
C.F. Russell and Mra. McRwan Were: Mek Haolanan, fiewt and [around Right In front of wy delve thy Crane, vice-president ait '
i And family, also Lorna Rons, Viniting with their paronts, Mr.| Mts. Perry, xocond, hove le an old wrocked oor Which Mes Tatlant gota x howteeas ‘
— and Mrs, rod Walker, Stovonu i showld bo on the nulsinos ground, ms
Atreet, are) Mrx, Gertrude onto fared tho van that pit tt there hie
iMKth, from Taven, | Mowintrhle and Mle Hay, of /no respect for elonn atroets or the Tloyd Smithman
W. 1, | MeNirite, were goats of Mey and neighbourhood, Bneland that he now:

ren, from Cama,

Mra, Wall, Maring Delve, on Weis

We 26th, Comrade
“Onwald, who hax boon ye

novday, returning to Vancouver
Thursday morning, The Magintrate
Is president of! the Meltride Dix-
trlet Red) Crom Soolety, and 1
Sl eeet of the Pvovinolal Exeeut- |

" an tho tare

Y
co-operation with

rH for. clon streets and
the couielllor,
~ B. Pinkengys

M aaah oe Panne or Yann

ih Na
mi) N
or Shell r

promotion, to Pivtt
fe doing wond

‘only two 9 ye