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Sisters ud
eek ) Ed
. AY viel ited the fol =
Merits an the St. Pout’ Pe Toei
[Birt ing cand,
of ake’ se
Albert as we
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Aubert, Nelnon Greek
: Nelnou, Gree
d shoulder ioe ae
iano Soverni Englewood —
one
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nn nny hk injury,
» Prince Geo

ceonie Monies:
Bon

ea aia hon, Revelstoke—Leg.
Norman Clancy, M. B.
pany—Back ‘injury,
Sisters Lydia Hillworth, ana
Local
e Sate
Paul's Hospital
Oc tober ‘ “aisbibutlng pandy, cle
arette BC
Sane Worker?
3 ram, Prince George—

King Com-

Hazelton—Leg in-

following patients St. P
Hospital, October 10, distributing
candy, vclgarettes om copies of the

Prince Ae

njur,
George Moxtram, Prince George—
Bone graf!
Floyd MeMahon,
injury.
cer ‘eer Noreen, Minstrel Island—Bro-

Revelstoke—Leg

+ Quesnel—Back injury.

— Leg

Lydia Hillworth and
Sharpe of the LA. Boral
ted. the folloy

's “Hosp: ‘ita

Parents’: aul
October 17, ustribuding candy, ol
nd

in, St.

copies

Ray Ke tae na—Leg injury.

Jim Tentie, Prince George—Back
injux

Ray

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Ind. Mueller, Quesnel—Back injury.

Yohnxon,, Vancou Appendix.
Ballantyne, Beaver Cove —Leg
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Hd. Anderson, Wardner.
clin, St. Mav ake.
ex, Bull River
an, Moyie.
Doreen, ivwstand, O51
Men Mary Grimm,

dirs, Auinie Suve, C.B. Ke iaumbor
yee Moberg, Perry Creek

Mow. Jagith Shubert,
Mrs. EL
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Gectita euaten, Granbreok.
Mrs, Eileen Yates, Cranbro

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Reona Peterson, sGranbraok
Rich: ere, Canal

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Bobby Borley.
Miss “Alta, MacDonald, Waldo.
Lloyd Lode, Cranbrook.
Cranbrook.

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George Lipinski, Cranbrook,
Ernest Mieks, Paul Shubert's.
Baby Wayne "Rix, Ci ‘00k.
Fred Shaw, Canal ¥ Flats

Frank Botterile, JS. & B.

_|Housing Problem
Becomes Acute

BILL "Fodostehuk, FL Steele. By EILEEN HOBING®:
Kine Staten, C CPA WOMEN’S COLUMN—October is with us. “Sea-
Silex Getta i Sliveredge Sawmits son of mists and mellow ‘urapatalaeses" es eats igus ae 80

oes clin Mader, ‘Cranbrook.
Ties paella, St. Bis anys s Lal
Mrs. pete on, Cran!
‘St. r: es
Brother Arthur Granger of Local
1-71, IWA visited the following
patients in St. George's Hosp! ita,
Alert Bay, stoner eo gee Hibuting
leanatios ang! 0. the
eae Worl 4
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Toot inju
eptnasl me hatrom, iaarla capes
Log, ack inju

Nelson Newlove, Beave
Broken collar bone. Sending.

Jin tie Royal Columbian Hospit
Oct = istributing, cands
abet nd copies of the B.C. oe
mber Wor oe
OCTONUR 2nd & 9th
aD Flayelle Cedar—Improv- | ho’

pet

J." Carral, Fraser Mills—Stomach
ulcers. ~
R, Manhnx, Great W: ‘Veneer —

inset

‘ell
than the Sa
and c

rane seve

me
for ‘hose i hos fase busi
and movin

We
more
i eidants pee pier

pestis but also, alas! for
dboard boxes eerily Ped with preciou

aad? car
bles.

vy anythin; Be more sad

What could our
There is no law

for myself.”
friends do?

cumstances eb they are cov-
ered by a lea:
Chane ee Is

Te smber en
we we ere renting ae ey in
hou: was changing

Tanda) "The prospective landlord

ASON 0: ing

pana the house. We tent
proached the saa i

red-for roar, “stripped pce
id

ily packing

sae Homes”

suppose, if ay attention
statistics, whieh sell us that
re Canadians their own
mes, STs portly, than the
ople of any other nation, we'd

guess that most of the people in-

volved in moving will be going
into their own “owned” homes.
proving. ‘ i However, in spite of statistics,
W, 3 Holt, Plavelle Cedar—Doing | there are still a great many Ca-
Krefting, Hammond Cedar nadians who live in rented ac-
Operation. * . e
J. Varga, Shooks—Stomach infec- commodation. I think se peo:
tion. r ust be the most long-suffer-
W, Basaraba, Eburne Sawmill —| ing of us all. Most AAT
eesying?
FE. Henning, Mohaw—Kidney trou- | offer them no protectio
le,
W, Hammond. are per

aware Sat “this AD oblem than
For Ot-

sorry to say ae Yandlords a
I this, a good many of them go

the principle of making hay
white ae sun shines, and rents,
of cou:

the rents begin to edge upwards
just as Parliament is called.

oor

Now here, in this landlord-te:
ant business, isa situation whieh

The worst thing about all this
iebet the faceommnedanimiaeNan
in mi

poor in many ‘And there
appears to be no law that cai
compel landlord:

modation, The result is that peo-
le who rent accommodati
often ke it habital the:
selves and then find that they
have been given notice. We ha
some young friends who lived in
ente ‘or over pe
years, they e: xert ted pre:
on the cya o have ‘the, ae
put tate of repair,

isn’t talked about a great Meal:
it needs to be talked about and
publicized; it needs remedying. I

Rete
union people), can do a worl
good!

WOMEN GET
UPPER HAND

them eae er rent, which they
woul ala ibe quite pamy to pay +t
the work were d

Pinal telng Se it
hopel y to get the gna

the young

et, Widgen Creek.
rane, Fraser Mills

—In for ae

Es

eae who had child an
SA cates comtios, deca!
to do the work themselves. They

to bottom, the husband himself
m|doing many jobs of repairing

ation. liament
Fr: Ms — Feeling
: Mills — Doing | Staffs have a constant turn.
ADO navy and priors Beto
n & 16th
ps Lake Logeing— Miele xan: erred tc
ttawa all the ime.
i Flaveile Cedar — Doing | at any rate, rented aanodas

ace
tion is in pu demand, and con-

fessionally. Having spent about
$150.00, ourfriends, and all their

R. Dantelsen, Fraser Mills — Im-
0. Ui Feanec, Fraser Mills -
ed.
¢, Flavelle Cedar — Doin

A.

cely
Rhinehart Logging.

“Do!

Sanette

B. Hanson, Hammond Cedar—Car
it.

R

‘acciden:
Zilinski, Larson Log:
W,_Karping, Fr mee acan yon Loe |its
EB.

ging—Doing nicely.

Causter.

J. Vargo, Shook Mills — Feel
better. AL

F, Romangela, ‘Timber Preservers

g injury.

W._Basaraba,
Feeling better.

Eburne Sawmill —

Houston, Fraser Mills—Broken

arms,
Chretien, Shook
uble.
Yu!
I,

Mills

2

der

eee better.
er Mills,

Moret, Widgen Creek,
Binning, Mohav Feeling

better.
J, Andersen, Maple Ridge Lumber.

Street,
nicely.

Fraser Mills — Doing

I. Singh, Fraser Mills.

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agreed that they had
raised the value of the house far
more than $15!

BON:

IN cop. A) There’s
ont one in four

Latest _goyernment sta-
tities ae ee aluoate one in
fou 's is a wol

The main reason for this rela-
tively high ratio oe deinales. to
000 to

of 8,
0,000 women in the Federal Re-
public. Only one in etety,

iment, statisticians state

omen will be re-

The new fate was born, and :

the family took themselves women entployetape mame

for a well-earned rest a mete | Gov

day. They returned to find their | that "present trends indicate that
Thunderstruck,

landlord. “Oh,” he said blandly. Ree by about 75% to some
“J need the accommodation now | 700,000.

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