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Owned and Operated by
GUY GRAHAM

‘| Thurs Fri-Sat.
Don Amechs

Mareb 13-1415
Betty Grable

in
Déwn Argentina Way
James Dunn - Frances Gifford
in
MERCY PLANE
NEWS REEL

Mon-Tues Wed March 171819
Gary Cooper in
The Westerner
Also
Ob You Nasi Spy
Cartoon

Thurs Fri-Sat. March 2021 22
Ray Milland ~ Patricia Morrison

in UNTAMED
Also MEIN KAMFF
News Reel

A limited number of King books
and scribblers to be given away
at Saturday matinee March 15.

For Information Phone W-.R. 421

Admission: 25 and 15 cents
Two Changes Weekly
Show Starts at 7 p.m,

Matinee
2to5

Saturday
m - Admission, 10 & 150

Cloverdale Phone 193

S. BOWELL
AND SON

o
DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL
SERVICE
Bee
66 6th St Phone N.W. 993
NEW WESTMINSTER

Geo. M. Thrift
Real Estate and

Insurance
Nice Home on Royal avenue
Light, water and inside plumb-
ing. Completely furnished.
Price $850. or with half cash.
Phones 236 and 321, Opp. Station

. TICKETS

Baliw)| PRO —
19) GRAMMES.

Torn—To Mr, and Mri. D, 8]
Royle (neo Myrtle Brown), at 8}

Mary's Hospital, Now Westmitater,
March 8, 1941, & son, Murray Allon,

Classified

FOR SALE, Glad bulbs, pink
and red mixed; 15e a dozen.
Dal bulbs, 2 kinds of mauve
and red; 15e half doz, Glock
slips with roots; at 5c each.
Strawberry plants; 100--25c,
Grape and other slips, Mary
Achen, 2009 Pacific avenue,
White Rock. be ct

FOR SALE, used Hupmobile
in first class condition, can
be seen at O. F, Wilkinson's
1870 Victoria avenue, White
Rock. 2tpl4

FOR SALE, English baby bug-
gy, sell cheap, also child’s
crib, Box 11, Semiahmoo
Sun

THE Semiahmoo Sun for sale
by single copy or subseription
at the Sail Inn.

YOUNG WOMAN desires
work Cooking, or spring
cleaning, Mon., Tues., Fri.
Saturday. E.D. Strong, R.
R. 1, White Rock.

FOR SALE, cheap, Cyclone

band seeder, new, Bets com-
plete, Garden tools, Tackle
block wire stretcher, Copper
wash boiler, 6 ft. two man
saw, Boys C. C. M. bicycle,
Dining room chairs, etcetera
Quantity 2 qrt. sealers, etc
Everything in first class con-
dition. Enquire at Beverley,
Buena Vista, White Rock.

FOR SALE, Privet bushes for
hedge, 3 cents each, 3 years
old. W.J. Habgood, Stayte|
road. |

|
MILL HARD wood, ideal for}
cook stove, no splitting re-
quired. 2 cords $5 50 deliv-
ered. Karan Bros, RR1
Milner, phone Langley 18911}
4tp|

FOR SALE 28 Chevrolet se-
dan in good shape, $50 takes
it. Apply 1863 Victoria ave.

t

ies of fruit
Roses, evergreens and perir
nials. Send for catalogue
Empire Garden Nurseries,
Trans-C; a Highway

FOR SALE.
Portable Typewriter.
terms.
Sun office

New Remington
Basy

RUBBER STAMPS protect
your belongings, Advertine

|comes to the Park April 14-15 16.

Planting Time; Over 50 variet-|(,

Apply Semiahmoo},

f ds of recrui
to ill vacancies in the active service|
unite immediately.
There are openings in several| ¥.7.
branches for skilled men,
young men are needed to train for|™
electricians;
units, 19 to 35 years; fifteen truck
drivers, 1945; five clerks, 19-45;

a

Fifteen

five for motorcycle

nd five auto mechanics, 1945.
‘There are opportunities for many
others to enlist as well,
Any persons in the district may
enlist by applying to the Drill Hall
in Cloverdale, The hall is opeo
each day from 9 to 4 o'lock with a
recruiting officer in charge.
On March 22nd Major R. A.
Payne, M C, accompanied by Capt.
Cornish and a member of the medi-
cal board will visit White Rock for
the express purpose of obtaining
recruits.

The Surrey Liberal Association
will meet in the Canadian Legion
hall, White Rock, Wednesday at
8 p. m. March 19th.

Theatre News

A musical comedy, “Down Ar
gentine Way”, plays at the Park
this week end. The story of an
Argentine horse fancier, who meets
a socialite, who together overcome
his father’s grudge against ber fam
ily. Rounding out a good bill is
“Mercy Plane”, a drama where a
wizzard flyer traps his girl’s brother
selling stolen planes to foreign
powers

“The Westerner” starring Garry
Cooper, an action drama, comes on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The picture portrays an itinerant
cowboy who backs losing home
steaders in Texas, shortly after the
war of the States, against the cattle-
men.

Next week brings “Untamed”, a
melodrama, where a society doctor
flies to the north to sober up, falls
in Jove with a wife. On the same
bil is “The Lady in Question”, a
drama. the story of a juror who
helped acquit a girl accused of mur-
der, proves her innocent when bis
son falls in love with ber.

Extra “Gone With The Wind”

Special: Hudson Bay coming.

A social evening will be held by
the Canadian Legion Women's
Auxillary on March 22nd at $ p.m,
Pier Rooms. All are assured
of a very pleasant evening. Come
and bring a friend,

y
White

Mr, and Mrs, Greive of Clover-!]

date tinve purchased property:/on|
Marine Drive went.

’

Mra. H. J. Mareh aud family have!
moved Into the cottage on Victoria
Ave, recently purchased by Mr, T,
Weston,

fase

Mrs. M, Galbraith of New Weat-

minster is a holiday guest at the
North Block. 1

Three very Hfellke paintings in’
oll are on display in David Hughes’
window. Painted by Wm, Taylor,
the work portrays the likeness of
Prime Minister Churchill, Air Mar-
shal Bishop and Lieut-Gen. Mac-
naughton.

'
i

Mr, and Mrs. Fowler, recent ar-!
rivals from the prairies, have pur-|
chased the Goldsmith home on

i
Buena Vista, '

On Wednesday last at the Com-
munity Club, Bingo and Whist, held
at the Army & Navy Hall, Mrs. J.
Hart and Ed Smidth were the two
high scorers, while Mrs. A. W. Rob:
fnson and A. Smidth won consola-
tion prizes.

HEAVEN ON EARTH
—-LET’S KEEP IT!

An elderly woman in Regina,
Saskatchewan, last week signed a
pledge to buy one War Sayings
Certificate every month.

‘The lady’s Income {s twenty dol-
lars a month, a sum she realizes
on a pension.

‘To the canvasser who supplied
the old lady with a pledge form,
she said she could buy one certi-
ficate each month by doing with-
out one meal each day.

‘What strong motive lay be-
hind the decision of this Cana-
dian citizen in the West? Cer-
tainly it is highly unlikely that she
was thinking of her OWN fu-
ture. She has just about travell-
ed her alloted span of life.

Could it be that by this sub-
scription, one Canadian woman
is making a thank offering for
the peace, freedom and resultant
contentment which has been her's
in this country in a democratic

Large Lot on
MARINE D! f

view.

66 ft frontagi 3
“Price $140

Dandy Lot
Columbia avenue

Only $105

Hughes & MacKenzie
Phone 73M, White Rock

SEBO DEERE DDO bb:

White Rock
LAUNDRY

1345 Johnson Road
opposite school
1 Day Service. Ask for Prices.

FIA I II AIDA ASIA IAI AIDA AIM

You Can Now

Purchase a New Portable
Remington Typewriter

regime ?

Canada has had her depress-
fons during the past 75 years.
There have been inequalities
which have caused suffering for
many of her citizens time and
time again. ‘The western farmer
has put up with drought, hail and
poor crops. Many have lost their
homes in the wake of poor times.
‘But generally life in
Canada during the past seventy-
five years has been heaven on

citizen has been
he

‘The Canadian

For as Little as
$3.00 » Month
See Them At

The Canadian Logion Post No. §
will hold @ contract bridge drive on
th of March Lith, in the

Pier Rooms.

» covered themuelves with glory
) thin time at the Ladin’ Pipe
Hand Annual Competition, held list
Saturday at Vancouver, Jauna Were
ton won one first prize while Lorna

your business economically.
See The Sun for all designs

Row won the cup In the under &
year claus, in a nomoup compell
Hon,

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