inksgiving
Kitwanga
Ll
Cliurcli
Services
hunilay
rWANGA,
Oct.
it
Paul's
Church
held
Its
H-ir-.
festival.
The
church,
full
.of
of
vegetables,
fruit,
flowers,)
monies.
all
tastefully
arranged
c
ladles
was
filled
to
stand-
choir
again
sang
lti
special
hmf
this
time
conducted
ny
W:ect
iank-ilvlnR
Day
was
celebrated
vjetaall
and
softball
games.
In
rvnlng
the
Harvest
Festival
F
were
sold
lor
the
benefit
of
Cfcnreh
Armv
funds
and
reallz-$15.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
KIICALL
IIOHIN
1IOOI)
(ISDJN.
Oct.
13:
lUfiiwo
irr,
wo'-n
in
the
16th
Century
don
tSSIHEU
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
OR
KENT
basement
at
976
Ambrose
Ave.
big
money
makers.
Canada's
fa
WALLIE
IS
I
profits
now.
Sell
the
most
com-rlete
Christmas
Card
line.
MaK
big
money
every
day
showing
wason's
largest
selection.
Printed
I
to
order
Christmas
cards,
with
name
and
addrpss.
De-
(sender's
signed
by
leading
artists,
values
unequalled
at
our
low
prices.
vorite
"21"
card
assortment
is
finest
ever
produced,
sells
for
$100,
your
profit
50c.
Make
big
money
for
Christmas.
Start
now.
Cash
In
on
these
fast
selling
lines
published
by
the
largest
company
of
Its
kind
In
Canada.
Branches
from
coast
to
coast.
Get
easier
orders.
No
experience
necessary.
Write
for
free
sample
book.
Agents
also
wanted
!n
smaller
towns.
Liberal
commis
sion.
Friendly
service.
Premier
I
Art
Qulld,
570
Seymour
St.
Van-
ill
VflM
A.M
THK
Si:iUKMK
COURT
OF
lilUTIHJI
COMIMMA
IV
I'ltftll
ITU
II
I
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ff.
M
.
At
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A
tut
h
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I.
Veto
v
InliN
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jfi
ill";
nmic
i
A.
Hii'fiiikiim
Ilix'ikiikMfl
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
III
r
Juris
W
F.
Ul.hr
Txn.1
Juriir
Supreme
Court
oX
BrUtlih
In
aaid
far
th
Oountv
of
Prlnc
UTIM,
.
..
...
-,-
i
w
on
wcanenaaT.
ins
Btn
wr
of
the
Ekute
of
the
lite
John
ovanncm,
Deceased
(aometlmes
known
wui
Airred
Swansonl
with
the
wll'
An
nersoiui
luivlna
cieimt
outore
the
otlj
day
of
November
and
all
perwuna
indebted
to
thf
?"
we
required
to
pay
their
li.-anein
"
'
to
me
fonChwlth.
"ATED
this
6th
day
of
October,
183f
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Otiiclal
AdmlnUtxitoi
DOLLED
UP
K
Celebration
on
Monday
Duchess
of
Windsor.
Inclining
To
o
)
Ciin
viumw,
jinjjrc3.-c3
tans
Experts
As
Queen
of
Style
By
Allege
Maxwell
Associated
Press
Staff
Writer
coveries
radium.
The
youlh
and
clothes
are
things
apart,
is
rudely
shatter
i
discoverers
of
radium.
.
Lady
Daphne
SttralRht,
daugb
....
tap
nf
Pnrl
nnri
nnnntpsc
nf
Win.
v
B
-
i
f
111
(239)
chelsea.
Variety
of
Tastes
1
The
Duchess
jk
Windsor
wears
I!
'm
rnnfatnlniT
thp
works
of
of
1pu.p1
nf
Iinu!iin1
rtpsltm.
flfi
authors
famous
and
obscure.
34
cent
y
sne
nas
oeen
wearing
two
t'
tucyclopedta,
10
vohuries.
clips
which
virtually
cover
tne
lap?
M'p'.y
Dally
News.
(239)
els
of
her
coat
or
Jacket.
.
..
.
The
Duehe,is
of
I
seds
wears
rich
HUM
WANTED
furs
and
Jewels
to
accent
ner
'
"
"
fvlnfViM
MnHntriA
Anfpnnr
PnHriA
r..1erles.
u"'
jst.
She
Is
very
fond
of
color
and
vi.orp
shows
a
DreXersnce
for
clothes
p(
-Ladles'
glasses
In
blue
ck
The
Princess
Karam
not
only
Ii
n
TVion
rin.i
nlonco
nhnnp
thp
vmintrMt
hut
alsn
Is
one
of
th
i;ra.n
m
ivui
mnr
npniiTiTiii
nn
rnp
jikt..
in
will
harmonize
with
th.
heel
pf
a
sllrner
or
the
rose
In
her
hair.
Madame
Pedro
EySagulre
Is
a
chic
young
French
woman.
She
likes
slim
evening
frocks
topped"
by
little
Jackets
and
small
amusing
hats.
Madame
Lopez'-Wlllshavr.
a
Chilian,
prefers
the
wlde-sklrted.
Emrress
.
.Eugenie
type
of
evening
clothes,
enhanced
by
dazzling
jew
pl.
Four
n)tro.tl
Ira
llnPfl
InrlllriinCfi
rr.
.
U....H(.1IKH
I
1nJ
Nanny
Goat
Nurses
Fawn
Pair
Arc
Now
Inseparable
Coni
"anions
at
Rattleford
NORTH
DATTLEFORD,
Sask.,
Opt
13:
(CP)
An
omhaned
fawn
s
being
fed
regularly
here
by
Us
wet
nurse,
a
Nanny-goat,
and
the
wo
are
Inseparable
companions
E.
J.
How,
poultryman
at
Battle-
est
qualities
of
the
Canadian
sold
iers
.and,
In
every
case,
these
qual-
urthala,
wife
of
the
son
of
one
of
The
feature
of
the
actions
sub
the
rich
potentates
of
India,
sguent
to
the
triumph
at
the.
CanaJ
There
is
Mademoiselle
Eve
.Curie
dji
Nord
was
t,le
desperate
Chirac-
daughter
of
the
woman
who
stru?r
ter
of
the
enemy's
resistance.
His
gled
through
poverty
to
the
goal
of,
lasj
system
0f
defence
broken,
him;-
'nnn
e
9
4kn
i.rn.l'.
fTM.nl
Aft
rile.
.
.
.'
.
"
.
-
utiu
ui
ctiv
wui
im
a
empllficatlon
In
Uie
ferocious
bat
ties
which
raged
north-west
o
Cambral
between
September
23
and
October
1.
In
thce
four
days
1?
German
dlylslons
were
.hurleo
against
the
lour
Canadian
dlvls?
ions.
,0n
the
ridges
of
Abancourt
in
the
ravines
of
Bantlgny,
at
Ble-court,
Saicpurt
and
Cyvlllers
within
a
triangle
whose
base
wa
Europe
.che
wears
European
dress,,
ahout
sijc
miles
the
final
and
,de?
(but
on
her
rturn
to
India,
asTiclslye
.battles
.of
the
war
wen
ciimne
nottvo
nftcfnwo
RViA
W7P!1P
sale
or
rent-House
-r
":rz
with
harbor
View,
full
concrete
...
,
u
K'.ir
Xi:iM
I
r"
VL
rlr
1
clllll
IliU
J7(
1.1
For
Information
call.
.
.
r
-r
.
fought.
The
Canadian
Corps
suffered
tremendous
casualties.
Attack
anc
counter-attack
fbllpwed
In
regulaj
succession.
Day
and
night
thi
units
Of
all
four
divisions
wrote
their
swry
In
letters
of
blood
.or.
the
rolling
terrain
around
.Cam
L-al.
Some
Canadian
battalions
taking
part
in
this
engagemenj
were
themselves
reduced
to
shadows
of
their
normal
strength.
Yet;
the
feeling
that
this
was
the
Una)
laree-scale
battle
possessed
al)
ranks.
Others
would
undoubtedly
follow
but
mastery
In
those
now
in
different.
HotpH
n.nrtments.
all-
iJ
u.'
u.;.;
J...'
of
what
might
come
after.
.
r
i
i
if?
e
wuci.
w
i
ivjc
uraub
v
iuuoiu
m
5tlr
when
h,e
made
her
debut
In
Condon
pevpral
years
ago.
Conser
vative
distinguished
clothes
and
furs
lead
In
her
wardrobe.
Mile
Curie
dresses
In
"almost
severe"
lothes.
Lady
Daphne
Straight.
English
benutv
and
daughter
of
the
Earl
and
Countess
of
Wlnchelsea,
cov
"letes
the
list.
She
likes
simple,
ilm
clothes.
And
so
the
titanic
combats
raged
the
Canadians
resolute
In
their
bid
for
victory,
the
Germans
equallj
reso,lute
and
reckless"
In
their
de-i
termination
to
avert
defeat.
The
story
of
the
fighting
In
these
days
Is
a
sad
one
for
Its
appendix
was
the
long
list
of
killed
and
woundqdfi
list
bearing
some
of
the
most
Illustrious
namns
tn
the
Canadian
Corps,
jt
could
not
be
otherwise
when
a
d.pfen,ce
of
the
magnitude
Indicated
was
offered,
vet.
bit
bv
bit
the
Canadians
fought
jfoejr
w.ay
ryrd,
.Sonje-tlnps
they
would
lose
what
had
been
gained,
only
to
regain
Jt
latter.
Positions
changed
hands
many
tiiues
lth
th.e
rumhers
of
.attackers'
ard
defenders
,thlnnl,npt
each
time'
"-Tfie
line
wo,v.ld
sag,
,en
tauten,
advance,
break
back
Mere
or
tlxere,
reqpyer
its,ejf
,or(d
mpve
forward
ag.fttn-alj
this
.In
.a
murderous
'atmosphere
.of
e.l.Uiig
and
j
machine
BU.nnl,ng.
'my
Jin
Rret
'
ford
Mental
Hospital
and
one
of
toDrv
h.e
jprlMcal'
fh
the
hAfit
best
known
known
animal
animal
husandmen
husandmen
.wF.
.
'
iu.
In
Saskatchewan,
picked
up
thp
motherless
fawn
at
Meadow
Lake
and
brought
it
here.
Jill,
the
'awn,
does
Zj
"
vvw
w
day
W
W
WmWtW:
.V
First
and
the
Third
Canadian
Divisions
launched
their
attack
northwest
of
Cambral
In
what
one
s
not
not
like
nice
cow's
cows
milk
mint
mv
"
-
.
.
....
i
How
uow
bought
nougni
.the
ane
g.
eo,Ohr:ia
those
battles
Z
ana
Mr.
between
MKe
r
Jl"
"ifhTcanV
It
is
enough
to
THE
DAILi.ftflWS
Canada
At
War
TWENTY
YEARS
AGO
(Written
for
The
Canadian
Press
By
GAPT.
W.
W.
MURRAY,
M.
C.)
Paris,
Oct.
js:
icp)-TheDuchr
The
long
story
of
Canada's
iart
in
the
Great
War
vz
a
only.
iev.
a.
bnearman
ol
;
contains
to
the
lighting
which
ess
Windsor
tops
the
list
of
.the
nothing
equal
in
savagery
I
a
awe.w
irom
'
ten
best-dressed
women
of
193P
for
four
days
succeeded
the
storming
of
the
.Canal
,du
k
S
5aherel.Z!l!
Nord
In
fields
the
Canadian
,
r
;lon
;
of
or
Mr-
wi'w:i
September,
1918.
0n
uiuu
other
nuuc
va.iuU1
.
wt
f
i,ng
a
special
American-born
Duchess
whose
anthem
',o
every
fasriion
facet
has
been!
Corps
had
achieved
great
renown
by
the
bravery,
the
dash
outstandingly"
and
fhe
resourcefulness
of.
its
attacks
and
by
the
grim
Thank"
unto
Uie
Lord,
,ord."
Th,.sjchronicledi
inn
chronicled.
tim
still
Is
u
nutstandinelv
rendered
very
reverently,
and
wejj
d'cesSed,
experts
here
have
'
stubbornness
of
its
defence.
Each
Uvy.
J
Ryan
Interpreted
the
decided.
.battle
had
a
feature
exclusive
to
re
unu
ivi.
uiigm
icau
uu-
t0r
continents,
seven
rouiurios.
useii
,dui
au
nan
evosea
ine
rugn
arc
covered
in
this
poll
of
.cle
f
-
AU.
Al!...!,
Awimill
....
be
;ervice
oi
me
uu-.tu
miu,
nance,
contrasts
are
striKiug
ilrht
was
equally
well
attended.Tnen,
jg
princess
Karam
Dt
Kapr
'itles
had
prevailed.
that,
after
fighting
steadily
from
i
o'clock
in
the
morning
until
well
into
the
darkness,
the
Canadians,
tins
year.
"I'm
not
as
ind
every
Mqrphy
said
any
time.
Anyway,
the
ducks
owe
.
Tie
a
l?t
of
shells.
Maye
I
can
SOME
FACTS
ABOUT
FISH
Dr.
Carter
Describes
Some
Phases
of
Interesting
Subject
Speaking
recently
on
the
subject
of
"Some
Facts
About
Fish'
Dr.
Ileal
.Carter,
director
of
Ihe
Pruiqe
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
sta-
Who's
Wilson?
Personal
Aide
J$
Chamberlain
$y
JAMES
A.
jlESXON'
!T'.7'
-
'
i
.,i
.v.
t
mu.
v
prpii
1
1
li
it
ma.ii
l
nnn
lxkxi
u
nromDted
bv
sheer
desneratlon.
r.ea
glares
.muie
y.
ieni.
Whit
Cross
ladles
provided
le-
;fd
Jn
this
poll.
too.
turned
the
battles
ior
cambral
lnvl
as,
detro,
Ihmonts.
A
dance
was
held
ai-
Here
are
the
pelectlons
or
the
to
a
shambles
tlpn
dumps
inhnsnn'n
llvelv
bovs.
Paris
exnerts:
-r-
,..
...
.u.
'
material
aiw
-
'
-
'
i
,
pur
rnnre
uian
six
wwks
uie
uer-
Una
fnplriin
nfffinclvao
ti
A
ht-oo
V
Mme.
Antenor
Patlno,
Spanish
l
x
r!.V
rT
HniV
h,,
bHt
wife
of
Bolivian
Minister
to
Lon-
fdenly.
enemv
were
belntr
hunted
out
of
hrwood
Foresters,
will
be
sold'
nce
Karam
m
apurmaia,
ctei,
of
Rufford.wm
u.
um
m.u.-,.
i
.
.
.
the
contents
and
whlch
they
had
ry
which
W
in
Eobln
jlQod's
Ei
be
leyecl
impregnable.
'Their
cav
ntrv
The
sale
siauea
uciooer
"iualtles
were
enormous
and.
in
orr
..
...
n
j
.
ipiniuuri
lo
t-aris.
1
-
it----
-
-
HO
Will
last
m
uays.
I
Mrru;.
Lppe?-Wellshay,
.
.,
.
Chilean,
llvfniy
In
Pfirltt
I
Mrs.
Charles
Sweerjey,
1
the
Eneflish
Eolfef.
dpr
to
maintain
battalions
at
.even
skeleton
battle-strength,
many
dlr
wife
.of
visions
bad
been
dispersed.
Their
'
'
jerves
were
now
exhausted.
Thf
I
!rs.
Awnstrqng
T.aylor,
Amel.-i
spectre
.f
,deCeat
In
the
field
pan,
the
forrqy'
Audrey
(Chlco)
.
haund
.the
German
High
,Com.-Kiiyert.
-jroand.
Thp
task
now
.was
not
tg
Mile.
Eye
Cutfe.
djiughter
of
the
achieve
a
military
syecess
which
would
warrant
the
Imposition
of
exa,cting
terms
upon
the
Allies
but
to
stave
off
a
disaster
in
the
hone
that
th.e
terms
.which
the
Allies
lhemselves
would
impose
might
not
be
,toa
humiliating.
Heavy
Losses
The
lengths
to
which
the
mlllr
tary
leaders
of
.Germany
were
will?
Uig
to
BP,
tne
sacrifices
they
wert
prepared
to
make,
found
.their
,ex
ine.
I.'
u'hot
ih.
hn
rfw
nnt
ihri
An'.ias
a
striKe
meaiator.
AI
1
that
this
wasl
Shortly
after
the
close
of
the
war
III
TXfTCD
alysis
sh9ed
district
ULD
VAJLT
llU
liVH
W
1
A
LlK
Hacking
t.
in
a
v.ery
small
-1
percentage
U"
important
Minister
strike
drew
comment
j
,
11Q,v-Jfrom
Prime
Lloyd-George:
;
ENTHUSIAST
y
VVMtAAH
M4
kU4
IUI-U
Vrf
14
a
.
.
it
failure
of
the
sheep
to
keep
heal-
thy.
Lack
'
pf
Iodine
had
a
somewhat
1
breaker?"
the
prime
minister
in-
,
quired
Toia
mat
wnson
wasn
worttuiK
.
i
Veteran
Is
Good
Shot--Always
i,
r-.fk
Getfe.&lmllar
ef
ect
on
people.
Sea
water!
nn
str,keSi
Llovd
Oeorge
chan?Cd
Ills
Quota
of
Ducks
tconiainea
auanuues
oi
loaine
ana.tui...
t
inn
voomo
-1
--
-
-
nermanent
secretary
ui
mc
uimis-
.
.
,
n
EDMONTON.
Oct.
8:
(CP)
ReV..
nr
fUh
tpndPrt
tn
nrivpnt
onltrp
.
.
..
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FJVZ
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AUCTION
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2
pjn.
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October
"14th,
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library,
LONDON,
Qci.
.8;
(CPj
in
days
l
will
offer
at
Public
Auction
the
tion,
snowed
a
graph
,
which
of
apoplectic
European
diplomacy!
folio
winff
rxoks
and
records
be-
indicated
the
.decline
in
Me
pro-'a
nilld
little
taan,
Immaculately
I
ion-lnj
to
.the
estate
of
the
lite
(taction
of
fish
In
Canada
irom
the
dressed,
sat
beside
Neville
Cham-
Frank
Stevens:
.
.
utterly
fatigued
and
sorely
stricken,,
fisn
as
.compared
with
,ot,ner
foods,
wMKpw.D,ws?B.W?f-
jedge
,
,?p
volumes);
OutU'ne
of
waited
uncertainly
on
their
captur-J
showing
'that,
while
meat
wasxlch.
f0-1
service
-t0
tne
ynme
Mini,-
yplumes);
.
ingersdll's
Works
ed
positions.
the
battalions
were
exhausted.
In
the
darkness
the
men
waited
year
1926
.with
a
gradual
xecpyery
berlain
in
the
fateful
councils
of
,
..
..
.
during
the
past
iewyears.
He
.then
the
British
cabinet
and
Wt
times'
Kclopa?Jia
?'1t?n?1i
(13,-'
went
on
to
W
of
the
results
of
nevfo
Cmany
as
-the
Prime
MJln'.
1HM
yolWefn;
c-experlmental
in
to
the
personal
ia
Harasworth
18
ojumes
;
work
regard
uter
P'
emissary
to
Adolf
'
Everyman's
(12
vo
-
value
of
fish
as
a
food.
.mtlel
cyclopaedia
'
leyae
(10
VhP
Encyclopaedia
rnKof
Sir
Horace
Wilson
his
Dr.
Carter
.d-speUed
.
good.
ii
ine
enemy
snouio
iCr
in
the
larger
looa
yames,
inere
.
.
r
fhn.
,ypumesl:
TechnWy
yqlumes);
WV
WW
f!'..??
';??'
Americ'a
Fights
and
fighters
Ser-
again,
counter-attack
-attack
in
in
strength,
strength,
were
were
some
some
minor
minor
values
values
iuch
iuch
as
as
Jo-
l9-
I
V
attanlr
MtnP
Prnm
far
hphind
.l.nH
onloroomcnlt
Thp
v
bim
ns
MUtuwai
Mf.-v
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iv..w..
Bi.BwwT
sen
ariven
nacic
m
open
country
irv
-r-.
r----
v.-.Sw,..v...
n
it,mmmnn
til
notion
that
w.th
no
other
line
hehln'd
which
he'
the
German
lines
rpnmg
explosions
coUld
be
obtained
by
eating
fish
or
sophistication
lBh5
rallv.
the
herman
soldier
!
rumbled
thrqugh
the
night,
and
by
taking,
the
ilsh
oils,
J'?'?..
'
Arthur
Murphy.
83-year-old
duck,
..ZZZSlJ
'
Uyee
ITSe
mlld-t
?
ne
Sure
To
vhlt-ooting
enthusiast,
was
one
of
thei
JWJS
SCABW.
.
Ij
SStt
i..t
kn.Ur.
n
tht
flrlna
llnP
flihikLttiLA.
UCt.
13:
lUil
An
."
.
r
lu"
il:
1
Art.
(12'
the
Corps
would
be
In
straits
for
dme
and
vitamins
which
fish
con-
inail
jy.ice
now
inciuaes
ein
v
lume8.
Masterpieces
of
dffAlna
n
n
J
IhAt
t
nA
"MUfCTorl
Alio
'
"
tained
,and
made
jt
an
invaluable
Wr.
Vf
.and'
Humox
Imlscj
(16
yol-.
food,
especially
a
a
preventative
of
H-,,
History
(rnlscj
(242
vol
umes);
Science
(misc.)
(59
volum-est;
Adventure
(misc.)
(8
volumes);.
Literature-
rmLsc
r
(70
volumes).;.
wa3
pUg
-v-
out
pf
the
-v-
light.
Thefhe
W-
yte.
af
Hew
WaKer
Scott
'
Mark
'
.W,
.the
ollSi
about
,ejght
cent,
arid
and
TvvaV
T.
w?l
aea
u-
mu
m.
""r!Pian
armies
.on
thp
Western
Fronjt
i
per
not
a
university
man
appar-
-
At
an
enthusiastic
master
oi
crcan-oorn.
,had
had
to
endurp
attack
after
at-
morning
of
October
2
broke
on
a
.,;,,
M,h
'
ho
frtil."".
.
The
Duchess
of
Leeds.
Serbian
"u..-;-
7
.w.
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f
v
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.enny
wuum
FwaW
"
Uif.
nf
nritkh
nPPr
'
tacK.
yerywnere
along
ine
ouue-
oatueuew
irom
wiucn
uw
u-.
constituent.
t
"second
division"
all
his
life.
mans
naa
wimarawn.
4
u.
r.n.Qi'
T
In
Illustrations
.,..,
to
.
show
fcVi,
.
Hncrn
I4nl7.Tr
Mnpfiiilav.
Jns.
Con
H
otn
M7fl
vnlnmMl'flrnmmflr
howf
But
he
was
noticed
by
a
former
ftnd'
(M
'volumes)
cmoll
4hlni
mloht
h-ivp
'n
brpnf.l
UlQUStriaj
vuunuwajuiict
w.-u
B-"-
mri.-oli-n,,,.
Ali.m!
.vnXlf
It
lay
before
them
only
for
the
tak-.
ff
t
m
gr
(il
and
healtn
lt
wa&hlm
a
place
In
the
new
labor
mln-
numbef
Qf
amal.
i
found
In
one
district
of
Australia
to
1916.
Wilson
made
a
record
phone'rpcordS)
mosUy
classlcaL
Geo,
Dawes
Auctioneer
me
season
opened
-rfli
ih-rl
header
nrder
for
tpr
Metrical
elertrical
eoods
goods
niap.etl
placed
tory.
W
Both
Both
workers
workers
and
and
employers
employers
J
ALMER'S
by
thU
South
African
capital
with;.
ked
nlm.
When
the
depression
J
s
:
young
as
I
used
to
bela
Qerman
m
was
IQ
.weeks
Jate
came,
1
Prime
Minister
Ramsav
Mac-
t
ft
HI
In
to
KPld
made
him
chief
Industrial
SI
jHaA
h
minute
tiinute
counts,"
Revp
de.Uyery
.owing
'AiffteWltte
Anna
,
-SO
I
won't
1
imWi
rarmat
5
UlltC
01IUFl,C
thin'
through
Sir
Hora.ce
re.
then'
sweated
seated
throush
ven
uie.,W.
".
.
:'D,
-wa-,
i
k
i.
nhrt
-ni.
lih.ni
tn
hi
ftiHrln.
Rev.
Murphy,
a
superannuates
w.
y.v-y
r'
minister,
said
he
spent
nt
most
or
nisi
"
rv
?
.
5
w
."
--
-
y
n
-.
-
lme
playing
golf
and
hunting
in
hp
fal.
Hejpbnfessed-a
preference
or
hQOting.
"Perhaps
that's
because
I'm
.bett
e-
at
shooting
.than
at
gplf,"
hi
m9,rked.
"I'm
pretty
much
of
a
lub
at
golf
but
then
I
started
the
rame
late
in
life,
whereas
J
begari
hooting
when
I
was
just
a
yqungt
Ster."""
Rev.
Murphy
formerly
shot
big;
game
but
gave
that
up
some
years
ago.
"My
hands
aren't
steady
.enough
uiy
more
to
hold
rifles,"
he
said.
I
find
that
shotguns
are
big
snounh."
The
veteran
sportsman
Is
prpui
of"
his
eyesight
which,
he
says,
Is
a?
ood
as
ever.
He
always
gets
his
juota
of
birds
and
last
year
got
li
n
two
hours.
In
that
time
he
brought
down
!?
.Wrds
with
six.
hots,
scoring
with
each
barrel
each
lme
he
pulled
the
trigger,
.
Rev,
.Murphy
got
Mi
blggesktlyllj
near
Prince
Albert,
Sask.,
some
rears
ago.
"i
remember
that
day
well"
he
recalled.
"The
ducks
were
somlng
down
with
the
wind
and
'n
the
course
of
the
afternoon,
shot
.62.
"One
other
time
I
forget
where,
now
I
shot
106
ducks
In
a
morning
ind
evening.
But
we
don't
get
that
now.
The
birds
are
getting
wise
or
so
it
would
seem.
They
don't
go
in
where
the
stooks
are
my
more
but
wait
until
the
flel4
is
threshed.
B.
R.
Mascear
of
Edward
Llpsett
Ltd.
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Fringe
George
yesterday
from
Van-;
couver,
being
here
on
business.
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
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ien
shlre.
England,
moors
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served-perpus
towns
He
moy?a
more
pros-
for
dinner
at
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el
here
five'
Then
Neville
Chamberlain
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days
later.
jbrbusht
Sir
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to
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10
Down-
j
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i
linn
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nf
tha
TTm.
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nine-months-old
tomcat
believed
to
have
strayed
during
the.night-j
was
fouhd
asleep
in
a
gutter.
IH
had
fallen
100
feet
and
didn't
even
have
a
bruise,
its.
owner
said;
.
1
.
y.ib.r
Vl
u.tuu.V
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pamp
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