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south
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engineer,
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on
her
re
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seaplane
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work
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the
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VERY
FINE
Indies
Aid
of
First
I'nited
Church
J
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Mas
SurcesNrul
Affair
With
,
'
Many
Cailinc
I
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i
'
Fine
weather
favored
annual
baarar
of
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
First
United
Church
yesterday
afternoon;
and
the
affair
attracted
many
vlsl-jtpra
Jo
the
church
parlor?
which,
:
decorated
in
seasonal
colors
of
grtwn
and
red
were
a
hive
of
bus-.Ue
and
activity
The
guests
wen
irecelved
by
Mrs.
Wavering,
pres-
dent
of
the
Ladies'
Aid.
and
Mrs.
J
fC
Jackson,
wife
of
the
pastor.
The
tea
room,
which
was
attrac-
'Uve
with
the
tables
centred
wit
.dainty
vases
of
chrysantheunu
'and
the
many
stalls,
with
Interest
.ins
axtictas
of
ornament
and
use.
drew
renerous
patronage.
The
(whole
affair
was
a
gratifying
sue
cess
both'
socially
and
financially.
I
The
tea
room
was
in
charge
of
jMrs.
James
Krtkevesky.
Mrs.
O.
V.
(Wilkinson
and
Mrs.
Q.
F.
Daver.
'Mrs.
T
Ross
Wackay.
Mrs.
H.
T.
jLock.
Mrs.
R.
O
Large
and
Mrs.
'Arthur
SutUai
presided
at
the
.
pouring
tabtas
and
serrtteurs
were
Mrs.
O.
a
Young.
Mrs.
R.
Q.
Mae-'aulay.
Mrs.
George
Cterose.
Mrs.
,L
H.
Ha
worth.
Miss
E.
M.
Earl
and
jMiss
Edith
Cannery.
Cashiers
were
(Mrs.
Hush
KUlta
and
Mrs.
R.
Web-
tr
In
char
of
the
rartoos
booths
I
were:
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
Lance
Stifles
Mrs.
W
Kergin
and
Mis?
I
Daisy
Sharp.
!
Fancy
Work
and
Aprons-
Mrs.
il
Santerbane
Mrs.
Petroff
ar..'
Mrs.
F
M.
Davis.
N'oreJttess
Miss
Dorothy
Stiles
Canadian
G:r-3
ir.
Traininj
Mrs.
D
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Sire
Ur
leader
n
FOR
RENT
FOR
REST
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ftre-rcvez
hotsse
Jab
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Sl
&
Wesi
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d.OC.
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arderc
apanseats.
Ptante
Red
4H
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FOR
RECT
CoRase
ta
exnfiest
Sri
Awax
next
Lnwr
Saore.
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City
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Betty
Payne,
Miss
Joyce
Gaethorne
Miss
Hilda
Hodgkinson,
Miss
Marie
Lock,
Jdlss
Alary
Bill
and
Helen
Sullkosl.
Candy
Mrs.
t.
Fraser
and
Mrs
George
Peters.
.Hah
Pond
Miss
Edith
Wilkinson
and
Miss
Elsie
Davis.
Men's
stall
O.
F.
Davey
ana
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson.
During
the
afternoon
thero
was
an
acceptable
musical
program
which
Included
piano
duets
by
Miss
Marybelie
Stiles
and
Miss
Ruth
.eison,
Miss
Jean
McLean
and
Miss
Ruth
Nelson
and
Miss
Lois
Judge
and
Miss
Jean
Derry
a
well
as
piano
solos
by
Miss
Iretie
Foote.
Hotel
Arrivals
Savay
Mrs.
N.
Russell
and
Miss
C
Rus-itll.
Philan;
If
McKay,
South
Haxel-ton:
H.
Burton.
City;
Mrs.
N.
Brew
Haysport:
Mrs.
J.
R.
Brown,
Port
Sssington.
Royal
CjtII
D.
Morgan
and
M.
S.
Buchanan,,
Vancouver:
A.
Bourgeons,
vJCR.;
J
Andrews
and
A
John-on.
city:
W.
Johnson.
Osland
Prince
Rupert
D.
H.
McLean.
J.
C.
Bigham
and
?.
Winton
Thompson.
Vancouver.
TOJUam
Blckle.
Grassy
Plains;
J
K.
Gordon.
Terrace:
J
Milne.
Ed-:
Iawdesley
Vancouver
STEER
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Trimmed
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sell
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me
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know
how
to
pick
thins.
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likes
the
Hu$ive
desipis,
smart
styling
and
perfect
fit.
I
like
the
wjT
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kep
looking
new
tven
alter
repeated
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after
so-called
bargain
thiru
m-oold
be
discarded"
Ladies
II
you
want
to
buy
tin
a
thirt
htvul
really
like,
ccoe
in
and
let
oi
show
you
tht
East
ranee
ci
shuts
we
have
ever
had
in
the
store.
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