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and
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a
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of
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Shoes
From
Leckie's
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are
for
men,
women,
misses
and
children
and
are
being
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at
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STORE
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Avenue
Coal
Prices
Alberta's
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Alberta's
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,
11.50
Alberta's
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Pembina
Egg
,
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Dry
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and
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per
load
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Wood,
per
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rather
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i
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and
Vancouver
East
respectively.
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twenty-eight
occupations
are
listed
by
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candidates
thus
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II.
INSULANDER
.THE
DAILY
NEWS
PLAY
VERY
DELIGHTFUL
Young:
People
of
First
United
Church
Score
Hit
With
Presentation
of
'The
Liitle
Clodhopper"
A
very
dellchtful
entertainment
was
the
three-act
sketch
"The
Lit
tle
Clodhopper"
presented
before
a
well-filled
auditorium
in
First
United
ChuYch
last
night
by
a
clever
cast
of
young
people
under
the
auspices
of
the
Ladles'
Aid
with
Mrs.
John
Manson
as
director.
Every
character
was
well
taken,
leaving
little
to
be
desired.
and
Miss
Cathie
Irvine,
who
virtually
made
the
audience
alternately
laugh
and
cry
with
her
depletion
of
the
title
role,
was
outstanding.
Members
of
the
supporting
cast
also
did
splendidly
while
the
extras,
in
their
old-fashioned
costumes,
were
particularly
amusing.
The
story
it-sol
f
proved
interesting
and
provided
a
great
deal
of
humor.
The
complete
cast
consisted
of
Miss
Cathie
Irvine.
Miss
Victoria
Krikevaky.
Miss
M.
Feero.
Mis
E
M.
Barl.
Earl
Gordon.
Elmer
Thompson
and
Ralph
Moore.
The
'country
folks"
extras
were
Mrs.
Halph
Moore.
Mrs.
Rimer
Thomp-on.
Mis
Oeraldlne
Feero.
Mrs.
O
V
Wllki-son.
Bert
Cameron
a
no
hll
Edgecombe.
Pretty
stage
decorations
were
a
'eature.
Much
favorable
commen'
tos
also
heard
in
regard
to
the
sections
rendered
by
the
Junior
"iymphony
Orchestra
under
direc-'ion
of
Bert
Cameron.
Rev.
C
D
Clarke
was
stage
manager
and
M
I
Dougherty
was
In
charge
of
nake-up.
Usherettes
were
Miss
Mona
Yates
and
Miss
Elisabeth
Wilson.
Followi-g
the
entertainment,
re
freshmen
ta
were
served
to
those
taking
part
by
the
Ladies'
Aid.
The
play
will
be
repeated
this
evening.
POPPY
DAY
People
of
Prince
Rupert
Aked
To
Observe
It
In
Prac
Ileal
Way
The
usual
sale
of
poppies
in
con
nection
with
Remembrance
Day
will
take
place
tomorrow,
Saturday,
when
the
Poppy
Tag
Day
will
be
observed.
The
City
Commissioner
has
given
his
consent
and.
unW
the
ausDices
Of
the
Women's
Auxil
iary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
with
the
Imperial
Order
of
the
Daugh
ters
of
the
Empire,
street
sales
will
be
conducted
as
in
the
past.
The
poppies
themselves
are
made
in
the
Veteran
workshops
at
Vie
torta
by
disabled
soldiers.
These
are
bought
by
the
local
branch
which
remits
the
cost
to
the
workshops
at
Victoria.
The
surplus
is
then
expended
among
local
needy
returned
men
and
their
dependents.
The
wreaths
which
are
a
ra
liable
to
various
organisations
and
the
general
public
are
also
made
by
disabled
veterans
so
that
the
purchasers
are
helping
the
living
while
at
the
same
time
paying
in
a
small
way
a
tribute
to
the
memory
of
the
68.000
Canadians
who
make
of
Flanders
Fields
a
spot
that
Is
for
ever
Canada
And
there
are
170.000
who
in
1933
still
bear
the
marks
and
scars
of
war
Buy
a
poppy
in
remembrance."
They
were
worth
waiting
for
.
.
.
You
will
say
the
same
when
you
see
and
hear
the
New
DE
FOREST
GR0SLEY
1
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RADIO
at
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and
sec
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now.
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NAVAL
FILM
IS
SHOWING
Hell
Below"
Feature
Offering
at
Capitol
Theatre
Here
This
Week-End
Robert
Montgomery.
Walter
Hus
ton.
Madge
Evans,
Jimmy
Durante,
FhiMi
Pallette
and
Robert
Young
head
an
outstanding
cast
In
"Hell
Below."
sensational
drama
of
submarine
warfare,
which
is
to
be
the
feature
picture
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
weeK-ena.
With
thrills
of
submarine
adven
ture,
action
under
the
surface
of
the
ocean,
torpedoing
of
destroyers.
the
destruction
of
an
Italian
lort-ress
and
harrowing
escapes
from
depth
bombs
and
mine
layers
as
a
vivid
background,
the
story
depicts
the
romance
between
a
naval
lieutenant,
played
by
Montgomery,
and
'.he
daughter
of
his
commander.
Miss
Evans
being
the
daughter
and
Huston,
the
commander.
A
stlrrtna
emotional
conflict
in
the
Dlot
is
lightened
by
the
antics
of
Durante,
and
Pallette
also
has
an
important
lighter
role.
Robert
Young
plays
a
poignant
part
in
the
tragic
romance.
It
i
said
to
be
one
of
toe
most
'hrilllnt:
marine
spectacles
that
has
rver
reached
the
talkies.
Much
of
the
action
was
filmed
at
the
Honolulu
naval
base.
Address
Was
Postponed
By
Rotary
Club
A
fish
lunch
was
served
yesterday
to
the
members
of
the
Rotary
Club
In
recognition
of
Nstionl
tsh
Week
but
toe
address
on
the
fisheries
was
postponed
out
of
rr-vpect
to
Mrs.
Norman
Watt.
whoe
husband
Is
a
member
of
the
club
C.
R.
Cocks
of
Vancouver
sailed
'act
night
on
the
Prince
Oeonc
'or
a
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