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1928.
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and
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W.
M.
S.
entertainment
United
Church,
November
9.
;Woroen
of
Mooseheart
Legion
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
Friday
November
2.
Prizes.
It
x
Itegular
meeting
Native
Son
of
Canada,
tonight,
Friday,
20,
Elks'
Home,
Helgerson
Block
at
8
iDR.
WAUGH
ELECTED
AT
REGINA
YESTERDAY
GOVERNMENT
SUPPORTER
REGINA,
Oct.
26.
Dr.
Waugh
a
supporter
of
the
Saskatchewan
i'roviiicial
Liberal
Government,
was
elected
yesterday
in
the
Arm
River
riding
with
a
majority
of
70
over
Stewart
Adrian,
Conservative.
Adrian
was
strongly
supported
by
the
Star,
the
new
pajwr
started
recently
at
Regina
by
Charles
Campbell
of
the
Edmonton
Ctfkf
K
a
CLIO
m
'.as
made
AS
nude
good
because
Vic
tor
made
it
well.
Victor
Radio,
today,
is
the
fruit
of
souAd
planting
and
successful
growth
on
the
part
of
an
organia-Hon
famous
for
its
musical
instruments.
Its
positively
startling
success-its
acceptance
in
a
short
space
of
time,
is
proof
that
Victor
has
keft
faith
with
the
radio
buying
public.
HICHDOr
MODEL
Authorize
1
Victor
Radio
Dcakri
are
offering
thii
de
Lut
6ureJ
wilnut
cabinet
with
hdir
doer
pinch.
pcciilly
designed
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thrs
with
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dynamic
apaktr,
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nd
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NEW3
PAGEFIVI
BIG
ANNUAL
BAZAAR
ENDS
Chocolates,
donated
by
Mrs.
R.
McLean,
won
by
Mrs.
A.
D.
Giersch,
No.
0.
Jardiniere
and
plant,
donated
by
Mrs.
P.
O'Brien,
won
by
Mrs.
A.
Richmond,
No.
93.
Plant
stand
with
jardiniere
and
Success
Attend
Efforts
of
Catho-
pjant,
donated
by
Mrs,
N.
M,.
Mo
no
indies
in
t,vc-.i
Msiing
Lean,
won
by
Gillls
Royer,
.Mo.
Gtj
Two
Days
Tea
cloth,
won
by
Mrs.
D.
Mcft.
Hunter,
No.
74.
The
annual
Cftholte
bazaar
.
Pillow
sHds.
won
bv
Mrs.
Har-
was
brought
to
a
successful
con-
0ld
McEwen,
'
No.
32.
elusion
with
a
dance
in
the
l.iinrhMin
wt
wnn
hv
k.
r.
Moose
Hall
last
night
at
which
Gibbons
No
77
there
was
a
large
attendance.
J
Dresser
set,
won
by
James
Mc-Drawing
of
the
many
raffle
pri-
Nulty,
No.
13.
es
waa
one
of
th
features
of.
'k'ntarlna
doll,
donated
hv
Mm.
ihe
evening's
-
proceedings
and
Leo
Doiron.
won
by
Kathleen
there
was
also
a
musical
pro-,
Fortune,
No.
125.
gram.
Contributing
to
this
pro-l
Lam,,'
won
bv
Mrs.
J.
J.
Mul-
!,'ram
were
Mrs.
J.
J.
Muldon
doon
No
172
with
a
vocal
solo,
HUle
Miss
Tea
set,
won
by
Pat
Voyer,
No.
Sheila
Richmond
with
a
dance
o.
and
Miss
Myfanwy
Campbell,
al
tv
with
a
dance.
The
accompanist
was
Miss
Blanche
Curtin.
The
proceedings
in
the
after
Sack
of
flour,
donated
by
G.
W.
Nlckerson,
won
by
H.
McEach-ern,
No.
28.
Box
of
cigars,
donated
by
Mrs;
noon
were
opened
with
singing
M.
A.
Dupius,
Haysport,
won
by
by
the
school
ehoir
and
a
solo
by
Mrs.
J.
J.
Muldoon,
accompanied
by
Miss
Lorna
Tite.
The
drawing
resulted
as
follows:
Grand
Drawing
First
Prise,
gold
watch,
wn
Thomas
Trotler,
No.
60.
Ham,
donated
by
R.
E.
Moore,
'
won
by
James
McNulty,
No.
84.
Pot
of
gold,
donated
by
Knights
of
Columbus,
won
by
Thomas
Trotier.
The
lucky
tickets
were
drawn
by
W.
Howard
MacLeod,
Central
by
nuie
Miss
Yvonne
Riffou
in
ilotel,
ticket
621.
!th.
nresence
of
Blshon
E.
M.
Second,
$46
in
gold,
A.
H.
Sil-
Cunoz,
W.
Howard
McLcod,
Jar-
versides,
No.
Zone.
lyj,
jicLeod
and
Harry
Scott,
ac-
Third
dinner
set,
C.
R.
Biggart,
tjnjf
aa
judges.
No-
108-
Musie
for
the
dance
.was
by
Fourth,
diamond
lavallierre,
the
Westholme
Orchestra
and
Mrs.
Vaccher,
Zenith
3afe.
No.
Jlury
Astori
was
master
of
cere-
Ml-
!
monies.
Fifth,
920
gold
piece,
Mrs.
A.
Couture,
No.
266.
Sixth,
electric
reading
lamp,
Mrs.
V.
Reda,
No.
2741.
Seventh,
mantle
clock,
D.
Brid-den,
No.
2740.
Eighth,
carving
set,
Mrs.
S.
C.
Willerd,
Ketchikan,
Wo.
669.
Ninth,
cjt
glass
boWi,
Foster
Willan.
No.
449.
(Other
Raffles)
Doll,
djnted
by
Mrs.
James
McNulty,
won
by
A.
Donald,
No.
2.
Cushion,
donated
by
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCsUferjtwon
by
Mrs.
S.
Batcher,
NoT.
Flapper
doll,
donated
br
Mrs.
James
McNulty,
won
by
George
Martin,
No.
240.
Candm
d
!iated
by
Jack
McNulty,
won
by
Oke
Jackson,
No,
2R
Box
of
apples,
doubted
by
Watt's
Grocery,
won
by
Harold
McLwen.
No.
67.
Roasting
pan,
donated
by
J.
McKulty.
won
by
Bishop
E.
M.
liunor.
No.
2.
Carving
set.
donated
bf
K.
C.
(iibbons,
won
by
A.
Donejsl,
No.
T.5.
Cushion
and
runner,
dotute:)
by
Mrs.
Huajh
Smith,
won
by
Mrs.
M.
McAithur,
No.
140.
Electric
toeater,
donated
by
Mrs.
J.
L.
Blain,
won
by
Mis.
H.
i'.
Glassoy,
No.
49.
Cake,
f"omted
by
RupeH
Hak
i
ry
.won
by
Angus
McDonald,
No.
119.
1
.vx
pie
plate,
donated
by
Mr-..
Byrne,
won
by
Tonrny
Byrne
so.
80.
Ham,
donated
by
Thomas
Tro-ht,
won
by
Thomas
TroUtr,
No.
!Si.
Lulu
doM.
won
by
Mr.
Hubert
Ward,
No.
80.
Doll
buggy,
won
by
JaeJc
Cobb,
No.
109.
.
Sofa
pillow,
won
by
Bill
Smith,
No.
5.
Bed
spread,
won
by
J.
Smith,
No.
10.
5i
TONIGHT
$26
in
prizes
for
Kiddies.
Moose
Masquerade
starts
at
8
p.m.
Reg
ular
adult
dance
at
11
p.m.
Market
Prices
i
-
n
Inr-vm
current
ire
u
'ollow:
API'LEs
McIutCMh
he.
UncT
42M
"C"
gnat
Ja6kt
Bask
'
Ofcea
eooklag
ces
(B.).
4
lb.
W.
trtLIT
Callfjrnu
tmee.
est
en
.
.
S5c
to
see
Ormngaa.
Valencia,
clous
....
60e
to
8c
ltni.
snkW.
eaeca
....
49c
to
c
Imptrtal
qr
Frrult
.
.
.
.
2
lor
3Ac
DaOSAaa.
A
lb.
...(...
KxuaivMi
out,
per
tt
sec
Comb
h407
Dlm.
bulk.
3
lb,
tar
.
!Uina.
bulk,
par
lb
13r
OslitornUv
Odlnt;
Datts.
package
..
M:
Cautotie
1M.
9o
and
2c
Oaeoaout
Oim
tokUig
AppWa
lBO.,
S
iba
tar
SxMMaa
gwp.
lb
a
Tokty
Orapsa
lb
Mi
Sart:tt
Pasta,
daa.
stetoaoe
not
.-.
Oaaeore
Onpai.
btadtet
l.n
lUllan
mica,
bw
It.
is
lb.
.A
I
no.
t
eraMMri
no.
J
CHUMTT
MiTTtrt
t74
CaaMsnbcn
etteKf.
S
ac.
pkg.
...
84
iKr.it
LlmbMsar.
fc'i
Oniric
solid
N
2iland
suUeH
M1
StUlou.
lb
i
Krart
w
'
NorwaglaQ
Oeat
lMtoA
UioberRer
10c
Ruaufor;
T5a
Rwtrta'
Brockftfta.
lb
Ovaonaula.
lb
Mol,rr
Qeam.
Jar
...
49i
and
8S
arookftld
Swim
chee.
lb
pkg.
39o
Qruvara
arooklMld
Ctidlaa
ehre,
H
lb.
pk
i.)oau
boal.
II
Ja,
lb
im
Bed
lamn.
donated
by
Mrs.
SJ
Romano
Sardo,
it
see
Batcher,
won
by
Mr.
Oiler
Bus-
H
lb
c
ner.
No.
40.
u.n:n
Pillow
slips,
donated
)y
SUters
nour
,
-f
St.
Joseph,
won
by
Mrs.
M.
A,'tPM(tr
ftoWi
uupuia,
nryspoit,
no.
a.
nour.
hm
ciini.1
l'iwi,
.u:i
ncii
uy
ra.j
lKU
John
Dore,
won
by
Mrs.U.
,
I)
Lnfhbe,
Nq,
21.
Box
of
candy,
donated
by
Mrs.;
Olier
Best
er,
won
by
Margaret
'
Smith,
No.
109.
Chocolate
'lolls
(.guoeiaff
contest),
won
by
Yvonne
Rlfiou.
Register
l
ank,
won
by
Mar
garet
Garlkk.
No.
3
3.
Kindenrai
t
m
chairs,
donated
k'PP1-
hv
Uw
P
Unimn
una
Uv
J
.
.
Kljswl
aalnvjn.
lb.
Smith,
No.
152,
Home
ma
la
candy,
doaated
by
Mrs.
J.
Cam-bell,
won
by
Thomas
'
Trotier,
No.
47.
Mi
.
etc
S3)
Pura
30
Oompound
-
30e
EOOb
B.C.
trah
pdM
&M
ac.
fraati
nrau
SSe
B.C.
!rah
axtra
eas
Local
tttw
laid
..,
;
W
r.M
jfenofe!
blak
eod,
lb.
rlnuan
haditiea,
lb.
.
NUTS
Almond,
(bailed
Valnlas
Rabbit,
tlcmated
by
Mrs.
H.
u-.tout.
brka
ahaiied
..
...
Ifro
....
34
30C
...
Me
6e
A5d
4S
Gillies,
won
by
Olier
Keener,
No.
wainuta.
shalied
halves
.....
...
Mc
21.
AUnmwto
.
Chest,
donated
by
Mr
L
La-
Pnuu
a
vpque.
won
by
ThomajTrdtler.
''uU
!
9
M
,,
California
walnuU
...
.
,
j
,t
a',
N
nvlxed
uuU
"
Pillow
slips,
donated
nr
Ml.
Nw
tiiorru
3Jo
D.
II.
MrUonad.
won
by
Jeiin
Bluck
Diamond
California
hUH
JJ
Rtibirt.on.
Nil
207.
I
wnlnuu.
lb,
0o
Fox
Trot
Vocal
(2D
0Q.-arar
Orlhpfjionic
M&sJSL
Old
Man
Sunshine
George
Olsen
and
Ills
Music
Johnny
Marvin
mm
OHEEJ
DC
21566
21609
Chiquita
Waltz
Victor
Arden-Phll
21513
Ohman
and
Their
Orchestra
)
Mas
H1S
ssid
KMdie
Papers
A
noeelty
record
for
grown
ups
and
children
Fox
Trot
Victor
Arden-l'hll
Ohman
and
Their
Orchestra
21588
My
Angel
(Angela
Mia)
Vocal
Franklyn
Iiaur
21591
V-Vi
Organ
Jesse
Crawford
21630
FoxTrot
PaulWhiteman
2138S
and
His
Orchestra
"My
Angel
(ANGELA
MIA)
That's
My
Weakness
Now
Vocal
Fox
Trot
Helen
Kane
Nat
Shilkret
and
The
Victor
Orchestra
21557
21497
Jeannine,
I
Dream
of
Lilac
Time
Vocal
Gene
Austin
21564
Waltz
Nat
Shilkret
and
The
21572
Victor
Orchestra
l80
the
latctt
IUd
Seal
records
by
famous
Victor
Artists.
Victor
Talking
Machine
Co.
f
1
'KB
i
ars
mm
ONCE
there
were
two
men
who
kept
shop.
Both
shupaeepers
were
in
the
same
mode
of
business,
but
their
method.
dincrcd
widely.
In
tact
it
was
only
a
natter
of
time,
a
short
time,
before
one
must
close.
Now
the
other
rhopkeepcr
was
different,
he.
was
prosperous.
Hu
store
looked
neat
and
clean,
spruce,
tidy
and
colorful;
with
a
front
that
bespoke
quality
and
service.
Now
this
shopkeeper
was
a
great
community
booster.
His
bid
for
patrcnaiK
was
based
on
setting
hit
custotr.cts
toe
products
ot
nis
local
tnauarnes
nrsi.
nc
claimed
that
the
industries
in
his
locality
eewltwed
ssen
who
earned
wages,
who
spent
watts,
sad
Kent
others
employed.
His
pet
theory
wa,
the
more
of
Pats
mouse
r
traps
he
sold
the
more
Pat
must
make,
and
the
more
Ftt
would
earn
to
buy
goods
from
him,
the
wise
shopkeeper.
;
'
-And
so
he
succeeded
and
became
prosperous
ai
popular,
and
his
philosophy
and
wise
counsel
spread
rapidly.
Totf,
thercj
&
worn!
to
this
story:
Every
dollar
paid
fot
foreign
mide
ecwds
cjtpsjrts
rn
wn
iitfu
liifi
tu
mm.
nut.
4
WWfr
for
a
aC
product
JHasms
in.BndJsh
QlkmMfim
T
quickly
grows
in
value.
It
enriches
industry,
ensures
employmrnt
and
mtroduces
prosperity
into
the
bam
of
the
workers.
Tku
u
A
Ami
iiimtuemcnt
of
striti
authmtti
InVir
B.C
PrasWti
Burr.n.
m
the
Vamouirr
BoarJ
tt
TtacV
m
bVr
munn
1
(Ik
manufacture
if
bVituh
CohtadiM.
'n
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