LOOKING IN
AND LOOKING OUT

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and

ImMigeation office—all names au

By Querous thorized by the Federal Govern

WHAT'S IN A NAME nent Agatti White Rook ie the
nuns Of & Creat Nartharn depot

Doe you. who 80 glibly shy you OF station and it te the name chosen
jive in, oF at WHITH ROCK poe. bY tho (private) Waterwarks Com
alizg that you speak of a place | PAny, Provincially there seama ta
that bas neltl
breadth, nor ar
Rock fa neither City, nor Town, Of whieh tt forma part—it in part
nor Village White Roek ia the nat the whole f a Ward wilt

6 length, nor! >® no such place aw White Rook

1? That White! for in the Muniotpallty af Burney

Gan. :

WEAR YOUR COMMANDO

| VICTORY

When you buy Victory Bonds you are laying
up for yourself the best of all investments, for
back of each one is your country’s solemn
promise that every dollar you investin Victory
Bonds will be repaid to you in full, plus a
4 fair rate of interest. You can borrow against
them, and they are readily saleable when you
need the cash. And that solemn promise of
repayment in full is backed by all the vast
resources of the Dominion of Canada.

When the war is over, you will want to buy
all the things we must deny ourselves now.
Then, your Victory Bonds will give you the
mioney to buy all these —and your purchases
will provide new employment for our boys
_ when they come home again.

The Semiahmoo Sun

a Number, 80 White Rock prov. |day “White Roek” wil have a
Wwlally does wot extat;  poithor /tame and a boundary and will he

dome Hh in a mentetpal sense, The | pometbing more in keeping with tts

name le perpetuated in ave High | fame Chan to he merely part of @
Hot

it ee it no legal standing In| Why whould we not follow the lead

respect to the name of that beauty | of the "Bun", In short why not
apol whigh we so admire one ja Ghanwe to that postie, meaningful
reminded of the quip) Hf you're and appropriate name SHMIATL
there well, where are you?" He |MOO#

thera you are, Wvidently White 7 live down af White Roel if J
Tock is Known for tie hematys nat} actually dot

[for ite houndwet Perhaps some If you must Know just where Vi

ae

The Safest Way to Invest Your Money

... every Volkan You Juveil ! |

S$ REPAY

e
savings have been collected. But the average
may not fit your case. Your own circumstan-
ces are distinctly your own. You may be able
to do better both out of your current income
and out of your accumulated savings in the
bank—or you may not be able to reach the
average. Your share of voluntary savings is
every dollar you can possibly spare.

HOW TO BUY ‘
Give your order to the Victory Loan salesman who calls
on you. Or place it in the hands of any branch of any
bank, or give it to any frust company. Or send it to
your local Victory Loan Headquarters. Or you can
authorize your employer to start a regular payroll save
ings plan for you. Bonds may be bought
in denominations of $50, $100, $500,
$1,000 and larger. Salesman, bank, trust
company or your local Victory Loan
Headquarters will be glad to give you
every assistance in making out your
order form.

NOW BUT V

ICTORY!”

_ National War Finance Commitee. us

Wut thi as we understand | number, And when that day comes

Tr Par not
and he

at White Rock

» made « quick fit

Til be In sight of the shores of
Semiahmoo

TOWN PLANNING

4

Home yeirs ago when the late
Hon, Clifford Bifton was Miniater
of the Interior, he devoted a lot of
tine andl energy and ineidentally
Apent # goodly sum of the Yar
payers money in promeling om
atidy of Town and Rewjonal Plan
ning for Canada. Thamis Adame
& then well known authority on
the subject was brought ont tram

England and meetings and dim

land and mmetings and din

were held in various purta
of the Dominion

fothing much came of 1 afl

the time and the ma

Ale of inanition, Fr

yisory member:

ince. Tf {t

it is safe t
have been
and zonin
mittee had
their findings w

these there wa

| Now to anyone
| superficial interest in White
and its future ft
a Town Plann

further zoning reg

for consideration

As to Town Plann
v of
and so forth have at

> initial

errors by wa lay-ont

dy heen
made: more’s the pity Who fs to
blame for errors and lack of fore
sight of the past matters not
now, Did some one think that the
glorious situation, the picturesque
contours of the site together with
our wonderful climate was all that
one place deserved and that even
the most tnappropiate street sys-
tem could not harm it? Be this
as It may, there fs no reason why
lara should labor under the delnsion
that nothing can be done to im-
| prove matters. True it wonld be
too Iate and too costly to consider
a. complete system of streets plan-
| ned to follow naturally the varying
‘levels of the site, but equally it
would seam to be much too broad
an assumption that nothing ean he
i done,

Anent Town Planning again,
|there's the Indian Reserve land. or
part of it, which It 1s sala will be-
Weamis the property of the Muniel-
pality shortly. What Is to become
‘of this area and how is It to ne
| fitted into the general scheme of
| things?
} We can expect little by way of
material improvement for the dur-
j ation, but there ix nothing to pre-
vent us planning for the future,

Test ye forget:—Buy a Poppy_

Music is not all alike. The black-_

chime, and it has its attrastion
all who remember what it.
meant to the race It ¢ '
‘Te Deum could neve

amith's forge has its own ringhig