0
PACHTTOUR
A
NEW
STANDARD
OF
'PERFECTION
'.
DINNER
WAS
SUCCESSFUL
The
social
hall
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
wat.
crowded
last
night
for
a
congregational
dinner
which
was
put
on
by
the
Ladies'
Aid.
The
attendance
was
so
large
that
extra
tables
had
to
be
provided.
The
whole
affaff
was
a
irreat
success,
A
large
number
of
old
timers
were
in
evidence,
their
ranks
being
added
to
by
Concentrated
Bee
in
flavour
in
coolness
-in
real
downrigl
enjoyment;
that
one.
has
uw
eveiy,nght.to
expect
in
a
cigarette,
.
1
Try
DixieCnada's
pleas1ure'iw
-lM
'
'
smoke
and
experience
the
utmpst1-in
smoking
pleasure
,
rolled
richt
rso
they
smoke
right
Virginias
at
r-rr
their
best.
the
presence
of
Mi
.
ana
Mrs.
G
W.
Morrow
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J...A.
Kirkpatrick
now
of
Vancouver.
J.
W.
"McKinley
presided
and
THE
BETTER--J2IG
AjRET.
T
E
SAVE,
THE
VALUABLE
P
pftt
R
HANDS
Misses
Beatrice
Berner
and
Jean
Ritchie,
and
vocal
solo
by
J.
A.
Teng:
'Mrs:
H.
C.
Fraser
was
piano
accompanist.
oeneral
conveners
were
Mrs.
J
sneakers
of
the
evenine
were
the
Ul
Simnson
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKin
pastor.
Rev.
J.
Kennedy,
and
A.
M;
ley
and
those
assisting
Included
Manson
K.C.
A
program
was
pro-
Mrs.
Thomas
McMeekln,
Mrs.
W.
eeeded
with
after
full
Justiee-hed
Robinson,
Mrs.
W.
Fidler,
Mrs.
Jas.
been
done
to
a
snlendid-
dinner
Clark.
Mrs.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
Mrs.
TOread.
The
program
included
naAk
Berner,
Miss
Shlela
Stuart,
Miss
piano
solo
by
Miss
Maizie
Macdoiva
jlelen
Walker,
Miss
Cathie
Mussal-ald:
vocal
solo
by
Miss
Betty
Wood;
lem
and
Miss
Beulah
McKinley.
recitation
by
Miss
Marcel
Jabour;
James
Simpson
presided
at
the
vocal
solo
by
C.
C.
Kennedy:
vocal
,
door.
solo
by
Miss
Olive
Munro:
vocal
solo
j
by
Miss
Bcntrice
Berrer:
vocal
soloi
Dally
Seta
"Want
Ads"
bring
by
Alex
Clapperton;
piano
duet
by
quick,
results.
The
Great
Strength
Builder
Always
kp
a
bottle
of
BOVRIL
M
the
house
It
is
so
useful
when
nourishment
is
needed
in
a
hurry.
A
cup
of
Bovril
is
always
a
splendid
pick-me-up
and
a
quick
restorative
in
convalescence.
;
The
conpehtfatdn'
goddness
of
prirriaSgfifi
'
it
is
a
wonderfOl'stitnulant
with;
no
harmful
reaction
and
soon
rebuilds
your
strength.
Mixed
with
cream
cheese
or
scrambled
egg
it
makes
a
delicious
sandwich
paste
for
bridge
parties
and
afternoon
teas:
and
puts
real
beef
strength
into
soups
and
gravies.
Prtprhm:
Doril
I
imited,
Park
Ave.,
Montreal.
SmUs
Agmtt
i
HuoM
F.
Ritchie
lc
Co.
Ltd.,
Toronto.
BOVRIL
THE
STRENGTH
BUILDER
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thurauuy.
w.
TELLS
OF
'
OLD
LAND
CARD
PARTY
'
BY
TOC
H
IpA
Very
interesting
talk
was
given-
Ai
ths
honirof
Mr:
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
maninjEs
01
tne
rr-ince
tiuperi
uyro
.
Allen,
SlxtK
'Avenue
Bast,
a
suc-
uiud,
at
tneir
montmy
open
mn-
cessful
bridge
and
whist
party
and
cheon
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
yes
terdftv.
by
Rev.
Alfred
Wilson,
pas-
dances
was
held
last
evening
ln'or-
der
to-
raise
funds
for
Toe
H
new
humorously
at
some
times
and
ser-'
uart,ers
on
Ful,ton
In
the
I
louslif
on
other
occasions,
described
i
k"c"lu,es
"inneny
occupiea
Dy
me
fome
of
his
exoeriences
on
a
recent
'
Pentecostal
Mission.
trip
to
England.
In
opening
his-
re-
j
There
were
eleven
tables
of
cards
marks,
Mr.
Wilson
mentioned
the
i
and
prize
winners
were:
value-
of
travel
and'
cited
some
oil
Bridge
Ladles'
first.
Miss
De-
the
benefits
to
be
derived
there-
j
ianev:
second.
Mrs.
P.
H.
Llnwv!
from-
consolation.
Miss
D.
Morlrson:
While
any
observations
that
men's
first,
Robert
Miller:
second,
might
have
been
made
during,
so
.Iaclt
Wrathall;
consolation,
Wll-short
a
stay
as
he
had
made
in
the'
i,
Ti.rmor-
tneiess,
impressed
with
the
lm
proved.
standard
of
living
there
and.
the
greatly
increased
sobriety
of
the
people-.
During
his
stay
in,
England.,
Mr.
Wilson
visited
a
number
o
churches
especially
in
the
rural
districts.
He
mentioned
the
valuable
pat
the
churches
were
playing
hi
the
national
fabric
of
the
coun
try.
Mc
WJIsnn
also
gave
his
hearers
,
a
brief
but
interesting
description
i
of.
his.
Impressions
of
the
great
Bri-
;
Ush
dirigible
R-100
which
he
saw
j
at
St.
Hubert.
Quebec,
while-
a
dam-
j
agea
im
was.
Demg
repaired
louow
ptiae,
Robert
For
the
first
time
.
.
.
;
TWO
Great1
Ir-
vine.
After
cards,
refreshments
were
served!
and
dancing
followed.
The
ladles'
committee
in
charge
of
refreshments
consisted
of
Mr.
E:
W.
Tuckn,
Mr.
J.
D.
Allen
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrews.
MOOSE
MEETING
LAST
EVENING
'
After
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Moose
Lodge
last
night
refisstrh-
ing-
the
balloon's
westward
crossing
;
ments
were
served
and
a
social
hour
of
the-
Atlantic
Ocean.
;
enjoyed
with
D.
C.
Schubert,
dlcta-
At
the
conclusion
of
his
address,
1
tor,
presiding.
There
were
remarks'
Mr.
Wilson
was
heartily
thanked
on
:
by
four
candidates
who
had
been
behalf,
of
the
club
i
by
C.
A.
Kirken-;
talUated
and
a
brief
musical
pro-dall,
the
president,
who
was
In
the,
incjyd
lin
and
piano
'
John
and
Wil-Edward
Guests
at
the
luncheon
Included
;oeb
Campbell
Llpsett,
Ray
Worlock
and
'.
llUn-Beaumont
and
vocal
solo
by
Me.
Erickson.
J-
A-
Tn,
accompanied
by
WIMiam
L,
W..
"Waugh
was
the
winner
of
,
Beaumont,
the
luncheon
raffle.
;
There
was
a
large
attendance,
j
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