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30
different
patterns
to
choose
from.
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at
and
up
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and
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up
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and
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Diamond
Specialist
Ladies'
Music
Club
Meeting
Mrs.
Bernard
Lundahl
Hostess
Fortnightly
Gathering
Yesterday
Afternoon
at
With
a
fine
attendance
of
mem-
S2.75
Trip
To
New
Zealand
Vas
Her
Subject
50c
Visit
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Wonderful
Basement
Store!
Max
Heilbroner
Describing
in
highly
interesting
Oranges"
(ProofleffJ,
Mrs.
H.
L,
A.
Tarr.
Vocal
solo.
"Hltts
of
Gruzia"
'Nedkinnoff
i.
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston.
I
mZ5?5Sm;2
ions
REFERRED
M
I
BECAUSE
OF
ITS
zV.
L
FINER
QUALITY
Jkt
I
i
At
a
well
attended
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League
last
night
the
report
Waists
Printed
taffetas,
suede
taffetas,
satins.
To
clear
Skirts,
to
clear
at
Skirts
We
Lead
Others
Follow.
85c
1.49
Chiffon
and
Crepe
Hose
These
are
all
perfects
and
full-fashioned
in
dark
shades
only.
E(p
All
sizes.
Special,
per
pair
...
Shoes
To
Clear
of
the
meeting
of
the
various
ex-
.
soldier
organizations
under
the
chairmanship
of
the
Dominion
President
Col.
W.
W.
Foster
was
heard
with
gratification.
There
are
some
other
ex
service
organizations
besides
the
Canadian
Legion.
These
include
the
Sir
Arthur
Pearson
Club
for
Blinded
Soldiers,
the
Canadian
Pensioners'
Association.
Amputations'
Association.
Army
and
Navy
Veterans
in
Canada
and
the
Canadian
Corps
Association.
During
the
world
crisis
of
September
the
various
ex-soldler
associations
!
realized
the
need
for
the
ex-service
I
men
being
in
a
position
to
speak
'with
one
voice.
Though
the
crisis
,
appears
to
have
passed
the
unifica
tion
of
the
separate
units
into
a
National
Veterans'
Conference
is
still
apparent
and
through
the
efforts
of
Col.
Foster
such
a
meeting
was
called
and
was
entirely
Letters
of
thanks
from
various
bers.
the
Ladies
Music
Club
held
its
a
,pn
trin
tn
k
7m.
organizations
were
read
including
fortnightly
meeting
yesterday
af-
one
from
the
Boys'
Club
for
table
imrnna
t
land
and
also
lmPresslons
of
ternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Bern-
glVng
and
chairs
donated
by
the
legion
to
ard
Lundahl.
Mrs.
Shelf
ord
Dar-1
ou
a
ana
rionoiuiu.
Airs,
t
.
m.
uooa
the
dub
ton,
the
president,
was
in
the
chair
I
was
the
speaker
at
a
well
attended
Explanation
was
made
in
connec-and
the
subject
for
the
afternoon
i
afternoon
tea
meeting
of
the
Wo-
tlon
with
the
recent
legislation
ex-was
"Modern
Music."
Mrs.
Lundahl,
men's
Canadian
Club
yesterday,
tending
the
benefits
of
hlspitali-
who
was
in
charge
of
the
program,
took
up
Russian
and
Finnish
composers
and
their
works.
Her
paper
was.
very
interesting
and
instructive!
The
program
was
a
follows:
Piano
solo,
"Serenade
en
La"
(Stravinsky),
Mrs.
T.
A.
McWaters.
i
the
King
Piano
solo,
"Valse
Triste."
(SI-1
belius).
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
Piano
solo,
"May
Night."
(Palm-gren),
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford.
'
Vocal
solo,
"Through
the
Silent
Night"
'Rachmaninoff
.
Mrs.
J.
G.
McKlnley.
Piano
solo.
The
Love
af
Three
Mrs.
J.
D.
Fraser.
president
of
the
ration
and
treatment
to
non-pen
club,
was
In
the
chair.
A
vote
of
sloned
veterans.
The
extent
of
the
thanks
was
tendered
to
Mrs.
Good
benefits
was
indicated
as
well
as
on
motion
of
Mrs.
R.
G.
Hopkins
and
the
limitations.
Mrs.
L.
S.
Hope.
Mrs.
C.
H.
FJkins
In
connection
with
the
fund
for
presided
at
the
piano
to
accomp-
sending
of
children
to
Victoria
for
any
"O
Canada"
and
"God
Save
the
Royal
visit
the
Legion
was
pleased
with
the
report
of
the
splendid
support
given
by
the
various
organizations
and
the
many
Following
the
program
tea
was
committee
ut
served
by
the
hostess.
1.95
Bedroom
Slippers
Novelty
velvet
bedroom
slippers.
Ileg.
values
to
$1.95.
All
sizes.
Q
ff
n
Week-end
Special
UO
at
Half
Price
Annette
Ladies'
Wear
Co.
THIRD
AVENUE
(Next
door
Hulkley
Mkt.)
I
I
i
1
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
1
Cflftt
Armour
Buys
Crier
Starrett-Outfit
el
Massett
Wharf
Work
to
Start
Soon
I
tow
of
the
tog
P.W.
The
scow
and
make
the
venture
a
success.
The
if
,,
...
.
.
in
connection
with
a
wharf
re-matter
01
f
the
k--
limiting
age
was
con-
.
,
.
...
,
.
,
,,,..
.iaa
a
,
,Jt
,v,.bulWine
Job
which
the
Armour
,,Kt
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company
has.been
awarded
by
the
ii;
mr"in,iH.
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.haUederal
Department
of
Public,
tnin
itIhU
c.k.t
t.
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till
atbCHUlllg
111)11
lb
U
recognized
that,
while
the
impress
made
on
children
of
twelve
t
years
or
so
would
be
lasting
andl
About
Saturday
the
Armour
Sal
vage
Co.
will
be
sending
the
power
Daly
w,th
the
participation
In
such
an
epoch
anV'achena
marking
function
as
a
visit
of
the
-
neaos
or
the
Empire
could
never
be
erased,
yet
the
more
mature
children
still
attending
school
1
would
probably
derive
even
greater
'
benefit.
'
I
The
applications
of
John
William
IBond
and
William
Craig
were
fav
orably
considered
for
membership.
A
communication
from
the
provin-i
cial
office
in
connection
with
the
O.
H.
Oreenwood
case
was
also
read.
Annette's
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Friday
and
Saturday,
March
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and
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Dramatic
situations
are
interspersed
with
comedy
moments
in
1
Letter
of
Introduction."
credited
with
being
an
outstanding
picture.
'
which
is
the
feature
offering
at
the
CaDitoI
Theatre
here
tonight
and
"V
1
Friday.
Adolph
Menjou,
Andrea
Leeds
and
Oeorge
Murphy
provide
the
drama
while
the
comedy
Is
taken
care
of
by
Edgar
Bergen
and
j
Charlie
McCarthy.
Ann
Sheridan.
I
Eve
Arden
and
Rita
Johnson
are
J'
other
important
members
of
the
.
II
for
T.rav.
rj-
.....
-
actor
who
discovers,
through
a
let
ter
of
Introduction,
that
he
is
the
father
of
a
grown
daughter.
Miss
.
n
u
..
n,,
nnrvrt!1"1-
actor
U
prompted
to
c.U.
Jl.n
conceal
their
true
and
,
.
k,.
relationship
u
SUrrett
has
been
fish
packer
Grier
'
n.Jt
purchased
by
the
Armour
Salvage
Storage
Co.
Following
a
com.Jt,
ii.
i
i
i!
K.in
"ciiu,
auuic
uiamaui
aim
mine
Tetiel
arRe
""y
U
MUs
Th""?UV
given
the
Capt.
Paul
Armour
,
.kI
i,.,r
R,iva
Lel
suspicious
finance.
Rita
Co..
left
last
night
with
her
for.Johnson
Murphy's
dancing
part-Sncouver
whS.
unless
it
Is
du-.et
Ann
Sheridan
is
Menjou,
so-posed
of.
the
intention
i.
to
W
nd
Ard'n
U
theStarrett
with
a
larger
engine
ff
'r,le
McCarthy
ha.
rival
In
Mortimer
a
replacing
the
present
45
h
p.
Fair-
banks-Morse
diesel.
The
Starrctt
s""d-
aurural
dummy-
bo
nearly
tne
how
rron
him
in
was
originally
built
at
Gig
Harbor.
Washington,
in
1912
but
for
many
'P01
,
years
has
been
owned
and
operated
.
L
by
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Stor-"
and
Uo
olhcf
K0W9
,UjU
age
Co.
in
connection
wKh
its
fish
Ann
o
obu,n
RraVf,
packing
services.
The
vessel
Is
,
0
u1th
thft
slxty-flve
feet
long
overall
with
,structlon
of
new
D.bharn
&
beam
of
seventeen
feet
and
de
pth
HaIuon
bulldlnif.
Cat)t
Rg
0recn
of
six
feet.
.-m
k,
i
,h,rM
nt
ntri
.hut,
Laden
with
seventy
creasoted
piles,
a
six
hundred
ton
scow,
chartered
by
the
Armour
Salvage
Co..
arrived
a
few
days
ato
from
Vancouver
In
1
is
expected
to
be
away
for
three
or
four
days.
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Supplies
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up
the
work
of
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the
Edward
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1-
float
at
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land-
o'clock
tonight
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lng
at
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Island
and
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10
ape
to
Moresby
i
have
the
Job
done
by
today
A
ramps
with
a
larv
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well
as
float
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new
who
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from
dolphin
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terday
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