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gh Adventure in Music TOWN te 2a. see" 26 Praise Paintings of Young Artists

inc to-|. VICTORIA, B.C. CP) — A 28-|P. Swannell, the hospital ther-
~  @ Attention Elks—Meeting t0-) yes: oid artist who took his | apist.

 

n musical entertainment for

Beautiful weat} night at 8 p.m. (it)

 

 

P » Maxi Schani ler, wond first art lesson less than a year Recently provincial museum
was how Maxim Schapiro pre- oie and general business ac- @ Kindergarten enrollment at) ®@0 is being hailed here as a| authorities here. were so im-
he and his two fellow artists . ye Jmpressed George Presbyterian Church Primary top flight painter. pressed with his paintings of
. : ’ es pip es Toronto is WECK, yvooms Sept. 29 and 30, 9-12 George Lee was in hospital| indian masks and other native
Centre last night, and an enthrall- nad may decide to come and (228) suffering from a serious chest retics that they put some of his
ned out to be + hd aa A friend is Pr ler Cra i : _} ailment when he took his first! best works on exhibition at the
, i SOF ae ame ae own @ Catholic Women’s League |jesson in drawing from Mrs. C., museum for several weeks.

C@ ocal old timer. M Gregory rummage sale in store next to| ———________ Oe

1s At the piano Schapiro proved | said this was his first ney to, Royal Bank 11 a.m. Saturday,

ong| himself the master craftsman,| the eoast, and was much struck September 27. (226)

19-| never too bold but holding deft-| With all he had seer : : :
yas ajly to the tempo and the mood.! * 8 « ® Legion bring the po at
A highlight of his performance| Al Sheardown has returned night Friday, Sept. 26, 8:30 p.m.

was the rendition of a suite of | from his vacation during which “4008 entertainment for mem-

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pliga-timpressionistic compositions by |he visited the PNE and the Arm bers and friends. (eet) ee 54

' the French composer, Milh: strong Fall Fai tetanding : 2 : -
a : , Pe : ilhaud thing he Xs ; : mans @ S.O.N. Whist and Dance Fri

from the Album of Madame Bo- ling he witnessed, } i is a a ‘ .
T} ‘ : ‘ day, Sept. 26; good prizes, re-

vary. This suite is a favorite of | "White man standing on a ladder : ; n es

piro “ary . pass freshments. Music by Mike Co!
his which he recorded in Paris!4!ving out a totem po This | esi Admission $1.00. Everybody

r the phonograph Was in the Okanagar

than| ‘ 3 : welcome (1t)
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Mr. and Mrs. Bart Hedst e

tant bar Lutheran Church Ladies Aid

Ae ( ) returned to the city Tuesday tea and sale of homecooking
it Whiss / oburney Hight afver a motor trip which and fancy work Saturday, Sept

out (ook them as far as Praser Lake. 27, from 2-5 (227)

| tf 7 They also enjoyed fishing a

* |. Atonor guest al Trambler Lake @ Evan Kemp and the Trail

Rider of RCA Victor record-

; ; J ) / / S/, ing will be playin i show and
ened ° ip vill be pls ‘ 1g
Spidal ~Shower ea : ee ee SF oe
Ir V t T {| g dance Saturday, September 27
A miscellaneous shower w | or e S$ at Terrace Civic Centre; Mon

held, held at the home of Mrs. L a? day and Tuesday, September 29 !
y Hunter, Ridley Court, in honor M F g f and 30, at the Legion Auditor
nd Of Miss Rose Pobureny een : O ium Stage show 9-10 pm

Miss Pobureny and Mr. Vern Dance 10:15 to 2 am. (226)

1 Williams will be married next Toronto Lodge
res | week @ Will the party who took the C C C
a During the evening Miss Po The Ladies’ Orange Benevolent stean *

he iron and the pirex teapot
bureny was presented with many Association of Past Mistress¢ rom the open bookshelf
delightful gifts in a gaily dec- | heard an interesting account of Christie »t sat B i i
ated basket while she sat under | the Toronto lodge from a visit. hristie’s Auction Room Satur- ootics, Mitts. Underwear : = 50c
an arch of bells and streamers. to the city at & meetine ; day please return same imme
Later delicious refreshments nit ht at the home of Mrs. W. diately, to avoid further em T-Shirts, Undershirts : 75¢
i in the were served and dancing was Thomsor barrassment. Thank you. Signed
njoyed by the guests who were Visitor is M Bel tae of Wee anes
r artistic and cul aD) : I Mi se] isver OFT. M. Christie (227 ‘ .
E id. “We | Mr. and Mrs. W. Pobureny, Mr.| Mrs. Thomson Boys’ Shirts, Sweaters, Rompers $4 00
y to be doing some- |4Nd Mrs, V. Dodd and Barbara Following general busin @ Men's Five Pin Bowling ?
. need. and |Mr. @nd Mrs. Wasyk, Mr. and ' ietidank s en. earue will c Bart :
meet : and wy aaitatvre aide ta teen yi , a ‘ a My Maude | League will commence on Mon Socks, Pants 25¢
int feeling Vat ® avs * : are ‘ jereck in the chair: a raffle lay October ais ‘
: i se te nd Harvey Mrs. C. Brechen al Jctober 6. All tio e in
ma \Miss M. Johansen, Miss M_|#0A@ted by the ho was won | terested in bowling in this league

{Shenton, ahd Messrs F, Mac-|PY Mrs. Barber, Delicious re-|are requested to enter theit Come in and see our other items too numerous to list—

 

 

Fadden, G. West. E. Gra@t. J. freshments we: served. WNext|teams now and must be en- ineluding School Coats, Dresses, Boy’s Pants, Pyjamas,
Hackle, J. Kine PF B. Braman meeting will be held at the home | tered not later than Monday. :
hich Hoste was Mrs. L. Hunter of Mrs. H. Pauison. Oct. 16 Ment. 90. Yentar vaur ta; ; ho Skirts, Blouses, Jumpers, Tunies, Jeans, Hats, Overalls This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor
t each! Sending gifts but unable to at- } ev, inter your team at the /@
rally | tend were Misses ¥. Morin. Ci . ; Rupert Bowling Alley. Phone and many ether items, Control Board or by the Goverrtment of British Columbia s
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