6 THE PHOPLUE’S ADVOCATE

MILK MEN
May Day Greetings WANT AGENCY

PATRONIZE UNION RESTAURANTS! | PLAN REOPENED

Mass Meeting At
Look Chilliwack Asks
for

April 28, 1939

Boost In Milk Prices
Feared As New Agency —
Goes Into Operation ~ |

Possibility of an increase in the price of fluid milk to the
consuming public in the Greater Vancouver area was forecast |
this week as the machinery of the single agency was geared to ~
go into effect May 1.

While there is no change expected in the prices immedi-
ately, distributors have been warned that there will be a revision
upward in the prices they will have to pay the clearing house

Trustees
Won't Quit

n Surrey

Will Re-submit
Defeated By-law
To Taxpayers

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HOTEL amo RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL ALUANCE ° }
Se BARTENDERS Ih INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE oF AMERICA & i hi S
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Board for Meeting

CHILLIWACK, BC, April
27. — Nearly 400 milk produc-
ers met here Tuesday and re-
quested Lower Mainland Dairy

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CLOVERDALE, BC, April 27—

Hotel & Restaurant
| Employees Union

Local 28
WELL BE MARCHING ON MAY DAY!

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May Day Greetings
to the
PEOPLE’S ADVOCATE

BUTCHER WORKERS & MEAT CUTTERS
FEDERAL UNION No. 94

, New Westminster

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Products Board representatives
to meet them in Chilliwack to
discuss the new single agency
prior to May i—the date when
the scheme is to become ef
fective—and before any licens-
es are paid them.

Resignations of five Surrey
school truste$; were withdrawn
Tuesday night at a taxpayers’
meeting in fhe Opera House here
only after the meeting decided
jn favor of re-submitting the
$178,000 school by-law to the tax-
payers.

The by-law, which was to pro-
vide three junior-senior high
schools, failed to gain the neces-
sary two-thirds majority on April

Representatives from the HWraser
Valley Milk Producers’ Association,
the Independent Milk Producers’

by August.
to foot the bill. Z
W. E. Williams, chairman of the
Lower Mainland Dairy Products
Marketing Board, states that in
order to ayoid duplication in de-
liveries many unprofitable routes
should be sold to rival dealers, but
this is hardly feasible under the
competitive system with each dis-
tributor selling a quart of milk
wherever he can.

This can only mean that the consumer will have
were quoted by Williams which

showed that Yancouver’s price was
lower ad if the consuming public
was called on to pay a little more
he said that would be proof they
were getting a better quality.

The single agency plan is meet-
ing with ~ome opposition around
Abbotsford. Basil Gardom, at the
annual meeting of the Independ-
ent Milk Producers’ Cooperative

Telephone pay stations were in-
stalled recently in these districts
under an agreement whereby the
company is guaranteed $4.45 per
month but there is some dispute on
how this should work out on local
and outside calls.

Public Service
Shoe Repairing
Orthopedic Work

782 EAST HASTINGS SEED SEAL

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ALKBLBAREEASE

ABMABRSBEABR ERED

BICYCLES AND REPAIRS

BICYCLES, NEW AND USED —
Baby Carriages, Sulkies, Doll Car-
riages, Joycycles. Repairing of all
kinds, Saws filed, keys cut, ete.
W. M. Ritchie, 1569 Commercial
Drive. Highland 4123.

CAFES

May Day Greetings

from the

Women’s Auxiliary of

THE ONLY FISH — ALL EKEINDS
of Fresh Sea Food. Union House.
20 East Hastings St.

REX CAFE JUICY STEAKS,
Oysters, Ghops, ete. Qne friend
tells another. 6 East Hastings St

Free consultation and examina-
tion. 768 Granville St, SE y. 5336.

PERSONAL

DENTAL PLATES REPATRED,
$5 and up. Rebuilt $1 and up.
Wew Method Dental Lab., i163 W.
Hastings St. SEymour 6612.
IOU A DATE! MARE TT 9 PM
at the Hastings Auditorium, May
Day.

BIRTH CONTROL BUREAU OF
B.C., Dept. PA, 441 Seymour
Street, Vancouver, B.C. Informa-
tion FREE. Write for Literature.

CHIMNEY SWEEPING

POOLROOMS
$150 CLEANS MAIN aS THE PLACE TO MEET YOUR
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Pipes, Furnace, Stove. Licensed-| -riends — Europe Poolroom, 265

May Day Greetings

from the
International Union of.

Mine, Mill and Sreclter|

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Workers of America |

Organized labor constitutes the bulwark of Canadian Democracy

the P.C.F.U.

of SUNBURY, B.C.

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International

May Day
Greetings

to Readers of

The People’s Advocate

FRaser 1370.

CHIROPRACTORS

WM. BRATDWOOD, D.c., NERVE
Specialist. 510 West Hastings St.
SEymour 2677. Evenings, High-
land 2240.

Bast Hastings St

FOR RENT—BALIS

FOR RENT —For socials, parties,
meetings, upper floor Orange
Hall, 341 Gore Ave., Sey. 6537.

DANCES

ROOMS FOR RENT

EMBASSY BALLROOM, Davie at
Burrard. Old Time Dancing, Tues.,
Thurs., Sat. Ambassadors Orch.

DENTISTS
DR. A. J. SIPES, DENTIST
Plate Specialist. Lowest Prices.
680 Robson St. TRinity 5716.

FOR SALE
USED CARS — LATE MODELS—

ALBERTA ROOMS — Housekeep-
ing, sleeping; every convenience.
Reasonable rates. 655 Robson St,
cor. Granville. SEymour 0461. A.
Haga, Prop.

RICE BLOCK, 800 Bast Hastings.
Hi gh. 0029. Furnished Suites and
Rooms. Moderate rates.

SAWDUST BURNERS

a and While You're Frleea groued Got. fawy ferme | GN Nacaaace Bt, a wave

= White Spot Service Station, 8091 exandcer » & 3.
Canadian League for Peace and Democracy : Gian lie Se Shenae | stears | Sitinity, 0390:

No. 17—615 West Hastings Street 0683. Res., LAngara 0365-M._ DO YOU KNOW—YOU CAN BUY

- Marching On May Day = a sawdust burner with enamelled

MAY DAY GREETINGS
to the
PEOPLE’S ADVOCATE

PACIFIC COAST FISHERMEN’S UNION

164 East Hastings Street Vancouver, B.C.

We send forth, on this day of the brotherhood of men,
a sincere request to the

CANADIAN PUBLIC

that they do not assist
in the murder of our brothers and sisters in China by con-
tinuing to send Japan raw materials.

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CHINESE

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remember that the Woman’s Bakery strike
still needs the support of organized labor. All
Woman’s Bakery stores are on the “We Do Not
Patronize” list of the Trades and Labor Council.
BUY UNION! z ES SUPPORT UNION!

BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION

LOCAL 468

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May Day Greetings
to the PEOPLE’S ADVOCATE and Readers

GRANDVIEW SECTION C.P.of C.

To All Democratic-minded People ...
May Day Greetings
from

NORTH VANCOUVER SECTION C.P.of C.

HONEST VALUE FUELS—FAIR.
0469. Edeings No. 1, $3.25 per cord.
Slabs, Heavy Fir, $3.75 per cord.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

ARMSTRONG & CO, FUNERAL
Directors. 304 Dunlevy. High.
9141.

GARDENS
GERANTUMS FOR SALE,
wholesale prices. J. K. Ferraby,
728 ©. 7th Ave. FAir. 1631 ¥.

HELP WANTED — FEMALE

HOUSEKEEPER FOR FARM —
40-45, for country; good cook,
must be able to bake bread. Send
particulars and wages expected.
Henry R. Young, Australian,
Cariboo, BC.

hopper for $9.00. Lakes and Nin-
nis Sheet Metal Works, 952 Com-
mercial Drive.

SHOE REPAIRS

JOHNSON’S SHOE REPATRS
All work guaranteed. Reasonable
prices. 105634 W. Pender Street.

STATIONERY

IF YOU NEED STATIONERY
for school, home or office use,
get it at the New Age Bookshop.
Anything in the line of stationery
at moderate prices. Call at 50a
East Hastings Street.

TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES
GEO. DONOVAN — ‘Typewriters,
Adding Machines Cash Registers.
SEymour 9393, 508 W. Pender St.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

TATLORS

TOE eae i

REPAIR STRING, BRASS, REED
instruments, accordions, concer-
tinas. Bows repaired. W. Nez-
dropa, High 3657, 543 E. Hast-
ings St.

ACCORDIONS MADE TO ORDER
and general repairs.
Accordion Shop. J. Bordignon,

Vancouver

M DONG, TATLORS, formerly
Horseshoe Tailors now at 8 West
Cordova St. TRinity 6024

UNIFORMS

OVERALLS, UNIFORMS — ALL
kinds, made to measure. Patterns
designed. Yukon Uniform Co.,

é 347 East Hastings. SEy. 1854. 1 East Pender St
NATIONAL SALVATION LEAGUE [| MONUMENTAL |_Wagon REPAIS
MAIN MONUMENT SA

Vancouver, B.C.

May Day Greetings

from

YOUNG COMMUNIST LEAGUE OF B.C.
Join the Y.C.L. for

EDUCATION! RECREATION!

ACTION!

money here. Estimates for ceme
tery lettering. 1920 Main Street.

WATCH AND CLOCK REPATRS,
Estimates free.
talrose, B.C.

H. Coombes, Ta-

NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN

SEE DR. DOWNIE FOR RHEU-
matism, Sciatica, Lumbago. Room

Mention the

7 — 163 West Hastings St.

People’s Advocate!

Clearing House Association and|/ 45 and the trustees decided to re- The whole scheme seems very in- | 48S0Ciation, charged that the single be
& =F | the Milk Shippers’ Agency, which] sisn as a result. definite with no guarantees that | #8en¢y plan is not what the pro- ts
aC ~ | embrace the majority of the dairy- : 2 3 the new plan will not add to the ducers voted for. i
LOOK __ men, attended the meeting. fal) two hands were raised iN | prices of milk. Williams states only Two resolutions were passed by ie
-- Basil Gardom, president of the | OCPPoSition to the measure being |¢that he “hopes there will be no in- | the Meeting attended by 60 dairy— af
Independents, stressed the dif-| Submitted again from among the | crease” but “no one can say what |™en asking the Minister of Agri- t
ference between the plan voted on oe ee oa ei Bee the future may bring.” ou. to revoke the milk market- b
by th ilk a Oo capacty. OW in an on th ds that it i 5
seis Bay ee eee see ee submitted to the taxpayers for a Any increase in the price of milk sea ae re Be pee Sie é
z s isi to the consumer will mean less con- i ‘
; into operation. The plan as voted | decision soon. Zs = M- | carried by producers yote. The sec-
on was to maintain wholesale prices The grounds on which the ieee eis a Sues ae the | ond resolution declares the readi-
for the dairymen and not to inter-| board recnsidered its former de- eee SESS {DOES AS € milk pro | ness of the dairymen to join one or-
3 fere in the retail milk prices in| cision to fesign was that mis- neers: : ganization for the sole purpose of
Vancouver. representation and unclarity on Prices of milk to consumers in | arranging and maintainig the farm-
“Tt is impractical and impossible the new schemes had defeated Toronto, Montreal and Winnipeg ers wholesale prices to distributors.
to regulate retail prices in Van- the by-law. The interest aroused La >) <
couver without an army of help,” at the meeting as a result of the )
he Bie ee Sues BUSES et ay ge prusteee sc tons incicete that the HE Friends of the Mackenzie—-Papineau
EV MP. D e IMP ad the ylaw will gain e necessary : k ee =
endorsement of not only the dir- majority since the largest oppo- Battalion t et GOP ty of ex-
ectors but the provincial market-| sition vote was cast in this area. tending thanks to all their sympathisers for
; ing board and the Hon. KC. Mac- TUSteeoneeetnted ea ruments their support in the past, and trust they will :
[ BUY - - - - - from the Union Clerks! ll Donald, Minister of Agriculture, he | that the new program, which not forget to render a continued support. £
S ~ | said. would be assisted by a $65,000
fe 7} provincial government loan, > . ig
- would need any more than a F d f th M k ng
e Dollarton Dispute three-fourths of a mill boost in rien S O e ac enzie- Z
au au reetings On Telephone Rates the tax rate, whereas the old . ss iz
system with the necessary addi- P B tt [ z
DOLLARTON, BG, April 27—A tions would run the tax rate up apineau a a 10Mn é
from the deadlock has been reached in the by three to five mills. :
dispute between the BC Telephone Roo ti =
F and merchants of Dollarton and = m 43 615 W. Hastines i
Deep Cove, who have pay tele- Boycott Italian Goods Phone - - TRimity 4955 }
phones in their stores, over small L 3 i
sums which the company demands 7 AS my, i:
Wee faa and the merchants refuse to pay. May Day Greetings F a t
tam =. The company demands $2.95 from :
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S ike anil Security for the Youth of B.C. ayer Caiminiins Gomes clarion’ oOSE rom the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING i
master and storekeeper, although Ri th b c il aN 4 i
e izati i i the stati ielded : others i
The Organization of the Single Unempioyed See ive ee te ete Suncr ADVERTISING RATES DR. Ho. GC. ANDERSON—_ALL NAT t
e A Genuine Public Works Program have joined with Cummins in the Classified, 3 lines See Weekly nal aetueds oe Prpeter ts oe
refusal to meet the company’s de- PS Rte ee ee ET contract Bates on 2epicsuee: aa = ees Spares : j
IL mands. ‘MAY DAY GREETINGS Os LORS UNE eee ey eee ‘

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