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prices.
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not
only
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gilts
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everyone
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ribbons,
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seals
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cards,
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same
store.
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SHOE
LEATHER!
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10:10
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10:15
CBC
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10:30
Music
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10:55
Musical
Interlude
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off
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Musical
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8:00-CBC
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8:15
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Song
8:30
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8:45-LitUe
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9
00
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9:15-
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Devotions
9:30
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9:59
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10:00
Morning
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10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
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the
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10:40
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11:00
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11:15
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of
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11:30
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11:31
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11:33
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11:45
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12:00
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day
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12:15
CBC
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12:25
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12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
1:30
Thursday's
Recital
1:45
A
School
for
Parents
2:00
B.C.'
School
Broadcast
2:30
Sheha
Presents
3:00
Varieties
in
Music
3:15
Spotlight
on
a
Star
3:20
Sketches
In
Melody
3:30
Report
from
the
United
Nations,
CBC
BUSES
FOR
LONDON
j
LONDON,
London
is
to
have
a
new
fleet
of
buses
3,000
altogether
which
will
make
travel
In
London
easier
and
saf-;
er.
The
first
batch
of
80
has
ar-1
rived
and
another
will
be
ready
j
nmiind
Christmas.
OUillV
After
that
100
will
be
built
each
month.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
Good
TasW
is
Shown
by
PEARLS
utral
lustre
harmonizes
with
anything
a
woman
can
wear,
be
any
of
.the
colors.
Pearls
are
worn
by
royalty
it
black,
while
or
everywhere
anil
arc
especially
popular
this
year.
in
one
two
We
have
beautiful
pearl
necklets
and
three
strands
at
prices
of
$:5
"0
-
S7,-,
$n.oo
up
to
.WO-all
beautifulb
boxed.
'
Pearl
rings
are
also
selling.
One
nice
round
Peatl
about
the
size
of
11,11
shot
in
gold
setting
Si"i
OO.
Another
with
larger
pearl
and
two
small
diamonds
at
$3.".00
is
special.
Different
prices
in
between.
Glad
show
you.
i'VMAC
KVECIfcUT
apimj
uuiuni
CONTRIBUTIONS
i
Further
Donations
Received
to
Help
Thomas
Meillas
Go
to
Vanccuver
When
Thomas
Meillas
entered
j
the
Pioneers'
Home
In
1940
he
could
see
and
read
with
the
use
of
glasses.
In
the
fire
which
dPStroyed
the
old
Eventide
Home
two
years
a.?o
he
lost
his
glasses.
Since
then
his
eyesight
has
so
deteriorated
that
he
Is
now
almost
blind.
Consultation
with
specialists
and
surgical
treatment
might
at
least
partially
restore
his
sight,
doctors
here
believe,,
and
it
Is
to
raise
funds
to
help
him
make
the.trip
to
Vancouver
for
such
treatment
that
a
campaign
has
been
instituted
and
is
now
meeting
with
Increased
response.
The'
fund
has
risen
to
$53.15
with
the
following
further
con-t.rrfoutions
to
be
acknowledged
today:
Varderi
Singers
$10
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Mrs
Alfred
Benson
1
Anonymous
1
Anonymous
l
M:
II
S.
Harrison
2
Waltzing
Outdated,
Says
101-y
ear-Old
AUCKLAND,
N.Z.
O)
"Don't
call
me
old
or
I'll
knock
your
head
off,"
declared
New
Zealand's
most
vigorous
centenarian,
Mrs.
O.
E.
Nellson,
In
a
speech
to
the
guests
at
her
101st
Mrthdajrparty
at
Auckland.
She
proceeded
to
prove
that
she
is
old
In
years
only
by
waltzing
with
Mayor
J.
A.
C.
Allum,
and
(lien
demanded
a
modern
dance
"because
waltzing
Is
too
old-
fashioned."
Mrs.
Nellson,
who
goes
to
church
every
Sunday,
re
ceived
a
message
of
congratulations
on
her
birthday
from
the
King
and
Queen.
Film
Producer
Asks
Industry
Be
probed
EX
VICE
PRESIDENT
HAS
WORD
FOR
IT
Slop
worrying.
And
the
way
to
stop
worrying
is
to
forget
all
your
troubles.
They
don't
amount
to
anything
anyway."
That
is
the
philosophy
of
this
placid
man
who
sits
In
the
sun
shucking
pecan
nuts
in
the
backyard
of
his
Tennessee
home.
He
Is
John
Nance
Garner,
vice
president
of
the
United
States
for
two
terms
under
F.
D.
Roosevelt.
Today
he'll
talk
about
anything
except
politics.
When
he
quit
politics
in
1941,
he
said
he
was
through.
He
has
kept
his
word.
FILM
COUNCIL
ni
a
kig
rnwrrDT
Moving
pictures
of
scenes
n
i
FOR
ARHY
WIFE
rvuicc
fcvper.t,
uie
central
interior
and
other
parts
of
British
Columbia
and
Items
being
,
arranged
by
various
schools
of
the
city
will
toe
Included
In
the
program
being
arranged
for
December
5
In
the
Civic
Centre
to
raise
the
public
in
the
film
council'
which
has
been
suffering
not
only
through
iack
of
such
Inter-p--i
but
through
shortage
of
funds.
The
council
has
set
first
and
third
Fridays
for
its
regular
meeting
nights.
Glasgow
University
Buys
New
Property
GLASGOW
W
(.diversity
of
Glasgow
Is
buying
Garscube
I
House,
home
of
Sir
George
',
Campbell,
and
125
acres
of
ad-
oaiing
land
to
overcome
a
space
shortage
created
by
a
sharp
In
crease
in
student
enrolment.
"There
is
plenty
of
room
there
to
meet
the
needs
of
the
university
for
perhaps
the
.next
100
years,"
said
nrlncipal
Sir'
Hec-
tor
Hetherlngton.
Garscube
Is
about
five
miles
from
the
heart
of
Olasgow.
It
will
be
used
for
residences,
new
scientific
and
medical
stations
and
perhaps
playing
fields.
The
present
city
site'
is
completely
built
up.
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
test
a
stain
remover
before
using
it
on
delicate
material?
A.
Always
test
It
on
some
part
of
the
garment
where
it
will
not
thow.
If
the
remover
does
not
affect
the
color,
It
will
not
harm
HORSE
VS.
EAGLE
the.garment.
.r.,
.
w
Q-
"0W
Cln
1
treat
oiuowiuui,
v.-
n
uatuc
toothbrush
so
that
the
bristles
oetween
an
eagle
ana
a
nors?
nQt
CQme
Qut
SQ
readUy?
occurreu.
on
uie
dwouimi
imuiiu
;
.
B
soaklne
lt
for
about
24
LONDON
P-An
inauiry
,lnto
i
of
Oland
In
the
Baltic
sea-ana
.
ld
t
t
-
h
the
British
movie
industry
was
me
nurse
won.
me
caBie.
lt51ittle
salt
has
been
added.
urged
by
Paul
Rotha,
film
pro-ia
seven-iooi
wingsu,
ana-
Q
How
can
I
prevent
olive
oil
ducer,
addreing
a
teachers'
ea
me
norbe
anu
meu
iu
u
salad
oll
f
r6m
bec0ming
ran
conference.
"I
believe
one
would
i
at
its
chest.
The
horse
beat
off
.fcid?
have
been
set
up
already
If
the!
w"
"u
WT,A.
By
adding
a
pinch
or
two
film
Jndvutry
had
not
doomed
so:e
"
wiui
I
'
""fgarto'the
oil
as
soon
aslt
largely
in
Anglo-American
trade
relations."
he
said.
Rotha
said
there
had
been
"frightening
examples
of
physical
violence
in
British
films."
Recent
gangster
films
shown
in
London
were
copies
of
American
psychological
FROM
CELLAR
crime
thrillers,
said
Rotha,
who
quoted
one
producer
as
saying.
"Sadism
Is
safe
box-office
for
two
years."
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
Js,
qpened.
I
CHOICE
CAMP
SITE
F
DENBIGH,
Wales,
(CP)
The
Boy
Scout
Association
here
has
been
jgjven
the
554-acre
Brynback
estate
near
here
for
a
camp
site.
TO
ATTIC
If
CAN'T
SEE
WHERE
$
?M
I
WATCH
YOUR
'
jjpj
There's
a
proper
light
or
lamp
for
every
spot
in
the
house
A
torchere
lamp
provides
a
very
attractive
glow
in
a
dark
hallway
or
a
dull
corner
of
a
room
.
.
.
but
not
to
read
by!
Floor
or
table
lamps
placed
to
give
a
proper
reading
light
to
several
people
are
both
economical
and
cheerful.
Make
sure
that
you
have
plenty
of
wall
outlets
.
.
.
use
bulbs
that
provide
a
comfortable
working
light
neither
too
dull
nor
too
glaring
.
.
.
use
light-colour
shades
...
dust
lamps
and
bulbs
frequent
ly.
Look
around
your
home:
is
there
adequate
light
for
the
children's
study?
For
Mother's
sewing,
kitchen
and
laundry
work?
For
your
own
reading
requirements
in
the
living
room
or
iri
bed?
LITTLE
GLAMOR
Mrs.
F.
F.
Worthington
Hopes
Her
Twenty-first
Home
Will
be
Permanent
EDMONTON
There's
no
glamor
In
being
a
soldier's
wife,
funds
for
the
bringing
of
the
said
Mrs.
F.
F.
Worthington
when
i
acuities
of
the
National
Film
!
her
husbandMal
..Gen
.worth-Board
to
Prince
Rupsrt
through,.
....
the
medium
of
the
recently
or-pngton'
r.ncer
commanding,
ganlzed
local
film
council.
Mean-1
Western
Army
Command-re-t
bade
rewll
to
a
long
me.
efforts
are
tlng
made
to,cently
awaken
interest
on
-the
part
of
i
army
career.
"An
army
wife
is
a
profession
Just
like
a
soldier
and
It's
tougher
too
because
there
isn't
any
glamor.
But
there
are
compensationsyou
make
friends
all
across
the
continent
and
travelling
develops
a
tremendous
love
THERE
S
;f3rfncc
Rupert.
Daily
r3ctas
Wednesday,
November
20,
1017:
of
Canada
it,
really
is
a
lovely
country."
Mrs.
Worthington
was
born
Larry
.
Dlgnum
in
Toronto
and
attended
Branksome
Hall,
a
Toronto
private
school,
before
her
marriage
In
1924.
Since
that
time
she's
had
21
homes
and
now,
she
says,
"I'm
looking
forward
i
to
unDacklne
completely
and
entirely,
for
the
first
time
in
23
years
and
It's
a
wonderful
feeling."
Petite
and
chic,
she
believes
moving
is
hard
on
children
but
that
they
adapt
themselves
to
it
'Army
kids
are
well
behaved."
A
soldier
is
no
good
unless
his
wife
is
behind
him,
she
says.
"J.
don't
think
people
realize
the
job
wives
play.
We.
for
In-
stance,
have
always
felt
that
the
army
came
first
and
our
own
nersonai
me
second
ana
i
uuu&
MORE
COKE
rim
YOU
NOW
1
1
that,
has
tri
he
the
case."
uli'i1
almost
every
city
across
the-ijj?
Dominion
from
Winnipeg,
Ed-
monton
and
Vancouver
.to
Ot-
;
twa,
Kingston
and
Toronto.
But
she
confesses
that
she
left
her
i
heart
In
the
West
and
intends
to
make
Vancouver
her
home.
A
son,
Peter,
who
served
m
the
navy
during
the
war,
and
a
!
daughter,
Robin,
are
now
attending
the
University
of
Bri
-
tish
Columbia.
THEATRES
SUFFERED
Plagues
frightened
people
of
the
Middle
Ages
from
the
theatre
for
years
at
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