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Oth wa's 25 : women recruits, from time beyond. memory—and
with ‘close to two years’ experi-|is comfortable :in temperatures
ence behind: them now, have from 60 above to. 40 below zero..

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The tea and bazaar held Wednesday afternoon jattended toe dourist convention
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in the Sons of Norway Hall by the Centennial Re-'iruseum Association meetings o!

bekah Lodge No. 40 was a “huge success’’, District the Maritime :Museum, in’ Var

  

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‘ ° bis force, Chief R. J. Axcell forms peaties with te ee orent Deputy Mrs. Edwin Fregin reported today. oe couver. Wo _

of.Ottawa says, == warn by the men. The coats are The sum of $300 was realized nee

| “Raeéa “it was the ‘pressing /double - breasted with anodized i ; | ltrom the well-attended affalr. SUPPLIERS TO THE ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY

: néed to free his available police-: brass buttons: to minimize pol- , _ The booths were gaily decorat- oO me er

; en from the time - consuming | ishing. They are topped — both ' . | led in the Lodge’s colors of pink . 9 wot CT

4 atuties of parking ticket: service| for attractiveness and comfort— = and green, and vases of baby mo . 7:

5 tat led Chief Axcell”and the by a broad black fur collar. - chrysanihemums graced the tea ON os

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cgnsider female recruits for the; patented ‘telescopic sleeve, de-
farce. , , signed to permit easy movement
of the arms from a sitting posi-

Fregin; Mrs, James Gilbert and
Mrs. George McLean were in
charge.of the sewing table; Mrs.

  
  

  
   
   
    
    
 

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ee consider ty “both fhe | strict. the wearer, are other style Albert Wood managed the mis-
. Choice of apparel for the police features. The coats are made to. cellaneous, stall; Mrs. Roy Boy-
i wbmen Since most of their time ‘measure and are cut to a length chuk and. Mrs. Michael Schwab
ey “14 inches from the ground on pa- handled the home-cooking table; ; .
would be spent outdoors on traf NCES - ; & Hearty in body, .
fit patrol, much of it on motor- rade. - Mrs, Frank Grover had the raf- h ,
. fles;. and Mrs. Leonard Knutson: yet light in flavour
and arome.

managed the fishpond.

- Mrs. Horace Tatersal was cash-
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“In charge of the kitchen was
Mrs. William’ McDade, and she
was assisted by Mrs. William
Stephenson. and Mrs. . Charles

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Mrs. ‘Norman: Moorehouse con-
vened ‘the ‘tearoom, assisted by

soooter duty, they would need} With the call-out for recruits,
excellent protection from: the; applications began to pour in.
weather. The -first request brought 135
vy ‘ replies from across Canada. The
_iyThe nylon fabric was, cho ae original selection of 25 was made
fdr its qualities of light: weight,| rom this group. In spite of rigid:
resistance to wear and easy | qualifications—minimum height
- leaning. The neoprene: coating five-feet-five,; at least two years’.
weatherproofs the nylon, But high schooling,..21. to 26 years
tHe coat with its detachable lin- |of. age, single or. widowed — the

 

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ing has been designed to take |attractions of an outdoor life on’
advantage of the air - capture |a police beat-continue to provide Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. Knut
method of keeping warm—some- Chief Axcell with an average of Nordal and Mrs. James Taylor. é
fling the Eskimo has applied five applications a week. : Mrs, Harry Quick won the door 4
- — — — prize, Mrs. A. J. Botrakoff, the
4 TT Ea ee .Jeake, and Debbie Tattersal, the :
4 P.O. DRAWER 128. oe TELEPHONE 3975 doll raffle.” ’
' Oe . Cour DEL ota en oe Afghan winner was Mrs. A. S- ere ' ; t
‘ Bo a {2 -C.- . _|Prevost,’ and., Valerie. Cormier | his advertisement 1s n0t Puswoned OF dispiayed by the Liquor I
on i AE hae ett. « TT Lo. won the ‘grocery hamper. Cantral Raard ar bv the Government of British Columbia L
oo Charkered Alccountan bb = Bs I
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OVERPARKED — Ottawa Police Woman McCabe notes the infraction on the ticket she will; 5
-place under the violator’s windshield wiper.. Neither wind, nor rain, nor fear of cold can keep
her from her appointed rounds in the neoprene-coated nylon coat specially designed for use-: : c
-by members of Canada’s first women’s division of a municipal police force, '
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“Flee | inah ‘’ | SON pl :
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ee purning NOuse — plans :
chief warns parents © ah evens :
Ee NS Pe ENS | celebration —
Get out of the house the minute you discover Plans for a banquet to cele-
| a, . a fire or smell smoke,’”’ was the advice of Fire Chief rate se ist anniversary Aen .
Ra. Poa ys Lo a Ce } L ave Jfounding 0 e Sons of Nor- ‘ |
ends en ne Farl W. Becker t0 parents, and, Daby:sitters today. «. -tway Lodge were made at a meet- : |
Bek DS ag : Ce ._ Fire ief .Becker gave. - el, ‘ Ty nenta.. . ing Tuesday night, with presi- , |
Looking for.a/ 2. - fg} warning as ‘one ‘of nine “pasic | 20 think: there's 3 fire—feel| dent Kenneth Laird in the chair.
, De | oe . ve SIC | them first and if.they’re hot, |
a - Gjirules for safety in the..event of | (out another way The banquet will be held No-
GOOD place to fi The chief’ ae My leet oub another way or block . -
el Nb bp ire. The chief’s warning — WAS {the doors’ with furniture or ceeyvember 18, and members of the}
“| eat? ... try the | - -* jyone “of many given by the City [oe ores to keep: out smokeiflodges in, Ketchikan,and Prince | 9.
Sar Pa teres sO woe wh Fire Department during ‘its ob- land :gases. cH nee ye ge - kGeorge. Will be invited to attend.; ~ 4
LA GONDOLA— ek servance of National Fire Pre- (2) Remember, the air is usu-} 22 ‘was decided to hold a bingo
it’s the MOST! . vention week, now” its sixth |): 7 petter near the floor in ajOctober 13. Se
- ay. ; ue fgmoke-filled juilding. | The members were told that
Other fire safety hints given| (3) Hold. your. breath if. you the whist drive scheduled. for
by Chief Becker were: ./. | |have,to make a dash through October 20 had been cancelled,
(1) Don’t fling doors ‘open. if |smoke or flame. ’ as this date clashes with other
= ——— y (4) Don’t jump from upper- , events. h : a ‘
fe ent i ‘storey wilGows except as a list Refreshments were served by
P A.G O D A. 4 resort—wait for the firemen. ‘Mrs. Louie Pettersen at the close
: Drive-In Kf (3) Don’t ever go back into afof the meeting. . . in
a S P E Cc 1A: L pe | burning building for any reasey
2 , Mh fe [smoke and fire gases from re
_ > EVERY WEEK, ~ a even the stuscest fire can be ANNOUNCEMEN TS .
. 3 VARIETIES;1.50 fy deadly. “a ; @ Sons of Norway Bingo Friday
Do Phone 6226 yo (6) Unless it's a small fireand|night, October 13, 8 o'clock.
“Special Chinese Food, Fried’ |you're certain you can contro] wy (200)
Ghicken Spaghett!, Hamburg: %& vou the rignt extinguisher,
ers. Fish & Chips, We pity do- St don’t waste your time or your CEC
livery ehargor up to #100 on i life by trying to fight a fire -
virdere 9 or over. fs at a
ere ee een” My lect away from it and call the .
Open 2 pen, 0 GO BN | fire department ab once—they .
| ~ : mee nlways be voady | catherine
. ene 9 ays | veady OWS : ‘as
° - a different escape routes from the Great paid her British
f wo ss 'any room in your house—im- doctor £10,500 and made
lpertant ta remember, too, when him a Baron after he inoc-
, . | crema ‘any ather. building. ulated her for smallpox,
(iB) Tf you're burned or cs :
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posed to fire and smoke, get supplies
medical treatment at once. . of tinplate and sheet
. Seemingly minor burns or smoke steal for the industries of
; jinialaiion can have fatal re- Britain come mainly from
. Po OOPOOPOEOOOIPSEDEOOVAUOLOEIIED Seuth Wales,
i PERSONALS you !
ee | Alderman T, Norton Youngs can't find a better smoke
. Te me and Mrs. Youngs left by car: than tha smoke you get
r . ; today for Vancouver on a two when you rall yo
. weck vacation, On Tuesday they you rol your own
; ae will leavo Vancouver by Cana- with Ogden's Cigarette
. . dian Pacific Airlines Briitannia Tobacco,
, for Mexico City as a part of
; a two-week eclucation tour of i
. Mexico for travel agents,
. of fc f .
Rov, lL, BE. Jackson, pastor of Co
\ Do Lhe Regular Bapuist Church hore, | (7 errors ’
. fe New masculine hues, new jileft by plano Tuesday for Hoye |] " - 7
t patterns, new weaves [ine where ne wi cone a lO-dny R ‘ : . oe
. ‘series of special services al the A D | ©: ' ya F
b , cluding Hopsnch}; fash . ; '
' Re ul rik &b Cn, ‘ oy 4 £ : 4
' —y Innable Gatewood English ina Baptist Church bomen ay eB a 4 ; ' yo, a
r " : a : : : hon so ‘ .
worsted In over 40 stitios. a nenatliatneN set) S E R VI C E : ‘ : }
: ao ThLeE La DF a 1 % 1 ° e ‘i : : :
7 PSN toh : This is the man from The Mutual Life =|
! \ ah i Asnvislig Bes an Boy : : a a! : wae au ‘
hi XO | — i — Lender of tho youth group, hond of his house
“ BE a po By ce tee that's the man from The Mutunl Life, Ho tries.
THE NEW SUITING IMPORTS ARE WERE: oe a nv koon intoreat in oivia atfaira and Jonds a holp:
| Do a OM : ca LT | . —. dng hand to his noighboura, Aga family man he's
Choose your new Fall clothes now fram fashionable imports. oe UI St — nwnze of budgota, babios nnd bioycles, At work
mo cE Bs sy cba TE he's an oxpart---1 Life insurance counsellor, A
. “woven by tha best English mills, Quality tatlorad oy ee Ox i.
‘ a oe ‘ ee to valuod friend, 8
oe ay ShiffereHitiman In dignified versions of latest styling. | Ps a Co Oe
y rey F : ye . , e ns ot ‘ . ve, M Me 1 oye ife .
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ON’ AY’ Smoking in Bed : o )
- | XV WW | MOKING it oe REPAIRS AT. : “ABSURANCH COMPANY OF CANADA
| ~ (ae a A ew sth e - |g Deadly ! . . eee es , The company with the ontatanding dividend record -
: . > Ready-to-wear — or made-to-measure | ee nll RUPERT RADIO:}) = gaennnn Aa NTrON” pen AED BOMERK os
qo ‘ . $07 . 3rd Ave, ‘W, PP Ey hy oo Phone 31 12 ' AND a orn 0 utp, : 900-475 ITowa Streol,. of gts So 600 Taylor Btroat, ee
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