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118
ecds
m
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Sir
Kdmnnd
Ironside,
chief
of
the
Imperial
General
Staff,
is
so
busy
ae
lias
a
cot
in
his
Whitehall
fice
so
he
can
be
permanently
jn
me
joa.
Udy
ironside
hasn't
He
1
seen
her
husband
at
home
for
-
ucuciij
Qcuareo'
j
"I
:nisfai
he
bie
10
nave
her
up
-Oereral
tea
with
me
one
afternoon."
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&
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PHONES
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for
Delivery
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rrn-
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OP,
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lb.
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lb.
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Paste
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oa
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..
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Almonds
tCn
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8-oz.
drums
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heads.
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Sulphuric
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and
Works
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B.C.
f
BEAUTIFUL
Miss
Yrnrtla
Feero
IWonn
Bride
Of
Sergeant
George
Madill
At
LoTrlj
Home
Ceremony
j
c-;
The
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
r
X
iFero.
Fourth
ATenue
East,
on
Saturday
evening
was
the
scene
of
i
beauttful
wedding
when
VeneU
'Jewall.
their
youngest
daughter
5
was
united
in
marriage
to
Ser-grant
George
H.
Madill.
youngest
.Son
of
Mrs.
M.
Madill
of
this
citr
.
eSj
The
door
was
opened
by
Maryl
Q
Baker
and
lone
Jacqrtin
The'
guests
were
received
by
Mrs.
Feero
1
5
rearing
a
gown
of
purple
taffeta
Jacket
to
match
and
a
eor-sr
sage
of
white
carnations,
and
Mrs.
1
Madill
VMHn.
.
,
if.
m
toa
01
oiacs:
c
'
I
Watts
&
Nickerson
.
i
velvet
with
ej
"
u
arusucaay
decorated
W.staJrway.
ft
rtn.
.
1
1
shirred
lart.t
.1
lacey
hat
to
match
anH
.
wi
carnauons.
Mrs.
J.
McLeod
beautifully
sang
Because"
after
whirh
vn
t
McLean
played
the
Wedding
March
r-,and
the
bridal
party
marched
uge
oioisoais
with
rosettes
cacn
swe
and
collar
effect
at
ir
'the
the
back.
back.
The
The
hrW.-
bride's
bouquet
.
The
bridal
party
moved
into
the
-"5
too
mio
a
beatitifnttw
'
m-,.
i
...
,
"
the
American
iSlcn..
"
.
:ra.
wna
flags
crossed
at
the
.---.-vviii-
jtcmre
and
trimmed
in
roses
.wu,,
VAX-
nations,
fans
of
white
and
pink
wxramers
to
the
centre
me
room.
lormlnp
innth..
curtain
effect
At
the
sides
a
larre
ding
bell
centred
thm
-..v,
of
arch.
icnotllght
was
turned
on
the
bridal
pany.
Master
Gunner
Blake
acterf
.
Kroomsman.
BT-
J.
c.
Jackson
nerform
th.
ceremony
and.
during
th
of
the
register.
Mrs.
J.
w
McLenrf
ang
"I
Love
You
TniW
The
bride
and
rmm
ntnmi
tc
the
arch
where
th
r-oi.-
frtends1"1"11101"
f
the,r
1114117
Rev
Jackson
to
the
bride
to
which
the
groom
responded.
Frank
Fitch
to
the
bridesmaid
to
which
the
groomsman
responded.
TDe
beautiful
three.ti.r
aiJ
cake
centred
the
dining
room
table
nu
was
cut
by
the
bride,
1
The
serriteurs
were
Mrs.
Cliff
Mad
111.
Miss
Ivsi
rv.
,..i
-
vvumci;.
,u&t
llrtl
HI
w.
1
Leaders
Needed
For
Boy
Scouts
Movement
Booming
In
England
But
Scoutmasters
Called
To
Other
Serrice
LONDON.
Dec.
4:
(CP)-
War
has
brought
a
great
increase
in
Boy
Scout
recruiting,
so
great
that
a
hortagof
,
Scout
masters,
many
of
whom
have
been
called
to
other
service,
has
developed.
Scouts
In
country
districts
are
doing
the
work
of
farm
laborers.
Some
are
working
as
telephone
operators
In
ARP
organizations.
Some
have
undertaken
to
arouse
deaf
persons
In
the
event
of
air
raids.
Many
are
acting
as
guides
to
elderly
persons
doors
In
the
blarknm
M
i
traffic.
APPLES
They're
GOOD
,
am
GOOD
for
you!
Mmdm
wirwii
waiTHt
JfeES
n.j.Min,A,n.iui)n.i.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
fXro,
;u
maid
of
honor,
who
worel
a
dress
of
pLat
taff
eU
with
shirred
urrds
of
two
hundred
tons
of
Jacket
tn
mittti
.
-jt
.
1
.
.herrin?
m
tiM
Hirint
tfc
(
au
a
neaa
cor-1
fge
with
collar
at
back
to
match
wpknd
by
srtnfooala
operating
M
the
dress
and
carrying
a
bouquet
I1
ead
of
Prince
Rupfrt
Har-
;
"""uwu.
xesiae
ner
wail
ywiu.
Q(Miss
Margaret
Pearce
of
Douglas.
te
run
1
not
on
in
fuU
swing
as
jfc
Alaska,
who
wore
a
dress
of
tur-'yft
Ttle
are
still
swimming
i
quoise
blue
silk
net
with
jacket
I0"
A
ttRnntoR
op
of
weather
T-2ltO
match
lnrf
9
K.
.
'COBditSanit
mtoht
hrinv
aiver
with
collar
at
back
to
match
IteprBTftaeot
the
dress
and
carrying
a
bouquet!
'
of
red
carnations.
!
Northland
Transportation
Ca's
trowing
was
the
bride
on
th-.wrsWp
Northland.
Capt
Len
nn
01
ner
father
bv
whnm
"as
given
in
marriare
Th
lOTflT
in
a
dress
of
white
chif
wuTiams.
arrived
in
port
at
mid
night
Saturday
from
Alaska
and.
after
dischanrinc
fish
for
tnnt.
fon
with
shimv4
rr4n...
u
iShirxaent
East
nrrr
Psnarfun
v
c.itjj
UUC3.1
7
Her
long
white
silk
embroidered
:
Uonal
,
"T.
sailed
tn
eontlnua-
Veil
was
cathererf
Intn
.
.ition
of
hr
was
roses.
Mary
Baker
daintily
dieszzi
,r
ninv
M
'and
hair
bows
tn
m?h
the
bride,
each
one
holding
the
.
""w
u
onaes
Jong
wedding
On
a
regularly
scheduled
voyage
o
Alaska.
CPJL
steamer
Princess
Morah.
Capt
William
Palmer,
ar-
ed
in
oorf
at
9:30
Sunday
morn
g
irora
vncouTer
and
I
a
Jn.
for
Rkarvav
anrf
"rthern
poinu
whence
she
U
duel
THI
DAILY
yCTTS
r
Thursday
afternoon
south-1
Total
-ouna.
Tne
vessel
hsd
on
board
41
-aaemeo
Including
one
who
dls--mbarked
here.
Half
a
doren
Der-
ms
Hed
from
here
for
the
north
wrd
her.
Union
imer
Catala.
Capt.
tim
Flndlay.
arrived
In
nort
t
'
45
toil
nlrht
from
Vancouver
and
Christmas
Cards
That
Arc
Really
Personal
Now
is
the
time
to
order
your
Christmas
cards
if
you
want
them
really
persoriaL
Place
your
order
early
and
have
your
own
name
Imprinted
on
your
Christmas
message.
We
offer
a
wide
assortment
of
attracUvely
Illustrated
greetings,
expressing
your
sentiment
In
cleverly
written
and
sincere
messages.
Ordef
.today
for
that
personal
touch.
Gift
Wrapping,
Tags
and
Seals,
Fancy
Bosed
Stationery,
Fountain
Pen
'dance
for
red
cross
P
M
MUler
T
J
OouKer
and
Dr
H.
L
Tarr
Dreid4
at
building
Permits
JU
In
November
Light!
Was
Bot
I1JI0.
Brlnrlnc
Aggregate
for
Year
tfp
To
m.74
BuMdim
nermitt
for
the
menih
of
Norember
in
Prince
Rapert
were
nght
at
1
total
of
otvlr
11200
at
coTinared
with
U50
n
the
same
month
last
year.
So
far
this
year
ms
m
m...
I
.
.
.
.
.live
louiien
smon
NOW
AS
25
YLWRS
AGO
BROAD
MEADOWS.
Aust
.
Dec.
4
(CP
Twenty-five
years
ago.i
Lieutenant
F
F
Hardv
was
a
m
clerk
in
the
Australian
army's
1
camp
here
Now
he
Is
an
officer
In
he
same
camn.
nerformlng
the-same
duties
as
in
1914.
IcT
orcway.
miss
Marybellef
-
-
-
t
Styles
Miss
Flnrenr
Prlr..
I
We,a-.iB..t.JW.-.
.
.
.
.
.
Miss
Vivian
Wrathall
Miss
Pheme'l
f
fW3
"niey.
Miss
Elsie
Davis
and
Miss
EUeen
Hamblin.
The
decorating
was
the
art
of
Master
Ounner.
Blake.
Presiding
at
the
enffr
mil
t
urns
were
Mrs.
F.
M.
Crosby
and
Mrs.
O.
V.
Wilkinson
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MadlU
ni
"
IVMUC
on
Fourth
Avenue
East.
flv?
Sets
DIBB
PRINTING
CO,
Besner
Blot
k.
Third
Street
to
Woman
M.
p.
Them
mil
IS
TENDER
Sm
.1
Re.li.ed
a,
to.lt
.1
j
Irtne
Dnnne
,
,.ffd
MM
frrnl
an
FrUir
Mf
ht
!
'
Drawing
a
large
crowd
and
very
f
urrfssfoi
financially
was
the
dance
held
Friday
night
tn
the
Moose
Hall
in
aid
of
the
Red
a
Cross.
utoh.
Over
wrr
$250
iizui
money's
worth
in
dfterstoa
and
en
tertainment.
,
One
of
the
features
of
the
evening
was
a
floor
show
which
tneteded
a
presentation
of
graeefitf
and
novel
can.ing
numbers
by
pupils
of
Mrs.
H
Hodgson,
imperionatloas
by
Reg.
King
and
vxilin
sotos
by
Private
Poitras
of
the
Irish
FustBers
and
a
l
olo
by
Private
Da
ties.
I
The
program
by
Mrs.
Hodgson's
pupils
included
a
French
minuet
iby
Monica
Holfby
and
Ray
Rix.
sword
dance
by
Donaldo
Rlx
ac
n
inruaiion
to
Happiness"
at
Capitol
Theatre
a
leaser,
poignant
lore
story
u
told
in
the
drama
"Inrttatm.
.
w
was
reatoed
as
a
rKh
of
the
aM
r'T'.
CTMrnn
ne
Dunn
1
sir
runner,
au
sresent
eot
their
.and
Fred
MacMurray,
which
t
be
mg
anown
lor
the
nrst
half
of
the
w
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
it
Is
the
story
of
a
prize-nghtrr
woo
raarrtM
a
society
girl
and
goes
to
live
In
hr
Park
Avenue
hom
They
are
happy
for
a
time
but
the
lure
01
toe
ring
Is
too
much
for
him
and.
determined
to
become
rhimn.
ion.
n
leaven
hU
bride
to
barn-
Horm
aroaad
a
fight
circuit
a
son
it
born
and,
as
he
grows
up.
he
te
naie
nis
rather
Finally
lw
parent
are
divorced
and
the
joage
awards
the
father
tn.i
.
.torfr
of
Ut
fww
f
.
w
companiea
oy
nper
Miner,
and!.
'
uwaini
ai-
Up
dances
by
Thelma
Edhind
and
I
"
k.UM!
r
must
deckle
Leonara
Raabe.
vneuver
he
wnts
to
stay
with
hi
Excellent
music
for
dancing
uTLiT
aowr
Ttl('
'Jrt4
of
furnished
by
Bobby
Rett's
Orche-lrt
J?
owrcoo"f
on
traJV
F.Stone
was
master
of
cre
J
trM.,nd
to
the
fajnll
monies.
ffUl.?f
dramm
terue
and
Carnival
features
were
In
eharse'
...
?
ewaon1
fl,niax
of
Johnny
Comadtna
with
WllUm
iTr0
thf
clety
Crukkshank
one
of
the
atUve
T'
f
.
orrar
"
ffhier
py,
the
roj,
of
lht
arge
of
.
"WOrtln
eat
lnrlu,le
the
drawtosf
for
a
round
tnlaucn
koTi
and
popular
fiiv
Vancouver
Oeofge
MadUl
drew
the
rV
V
rte
William
lucky
ticket,
the
holder
of
which'
cr
w
non
Martin
a
Ling
the
Tailor
j
j
-
Mrs.
F.
N.
Good
was
general
eon-1
vener
for
the
affair..
Mrs.
Robert
I
rVIM..
V
Blance
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
McLeod
had
lfXll7
J&VaClieeS
Mrsr
01
reirevimenU
and
Mr
T
J
Boulter,
assisted
bv
Mrs
o
n
Church,
looked
after
the
sale
of
hot
does
Mrs.
J
R
nfert
eaihler.
Like
Country
By
not
want
to
return
to
ine
enw
and
larger
tow
.
"rrem
this
great
social
expert
.
e
HU.
-I
thirk
we
e,n
ay
mat
lr
in
fainr
.
.
-
-
WdllK
eruidren
to
go
t
the
cot
r
frr
fr
rWJd
them
win
nn
k
.l.
httt
dUflmity
Although
many
hw
evaesMa
h
j
nome
a
certain
nnmtwr
ar
yoolnU
and
sailed
at
midnight
compared
with
U2JX0
in
the
first
i
ttrnr
ehn
ehaneM
the
for
Ste-rt
and
other
northern
elTen
m,.K.
im.
JZ"
i
har-
h-d
otherwe
poinu
whence
she
will
return
hrrp'mlt,
tn,
Vnr.K..
J
I
"Perhaps
In
future
cmorrow
afternoon
southbound.
Letter
Box
Editor
Dally
News:
ti-
....
nuuin
vrti
irinrti
Vairt
Tnlnks
Some
Of
Prefer
To
Stay
.
-
m
wr
oi
rvaxtsatlon
areas
MUs
Ft-.r-
"Ke
Hortonagh
oarlimeni-H
secretary
to
the
Ministry
nf
nM!th
i-r.
m
e
opinion
that
mn
1
M.
Lyman.
Fraser
Street,
aice..?
folirw
hb
1fr
hen
she
has
scry
building.
S53
I
"'
may
be
a
plo-
Mrs.
Cora
F.
Blatk.
repairs
ixxmnion
Block.
s3M.
Oeorge
Shenton.
addition
to
reii
denre.
Third
Avenue.
$250.
H.
K.
Yamanacka.
general
re-i
pairs,
tiilrd
Avenue,
$150.
'
Jansnejie
"
AweiaUon.
wm
MUUii
1K(
IiC
lirough
your
paper
In
my
quest
for.
Fn,t0n
Street,
$150.
ri
rnena
01
any
age
or
sex,
vlth
whom
I
could
exchange
stamps,
air
mall
covers,
etc
With
many
thanks
in
advance.
Gratefully
yours.
';
Mlss
LEA
WEST.
IM
Ferguson
Avenue.
Myrtle
Bank,
South
Australia.
Advertising
is
an
uiesvtnent
Dan
Parent,
one
$350.
repairs.
room
addition.
neer
in
this
movement
"
country
"
.rluIIVU
of
-
at
into
The
Morning
AflerTaking
triers
LHIIe
Liver
Pills
4-AA
m
m
m
-
....
.
.
r.sssssw.-n
mr
OOl?
TV..
LOVE
TALE
-
m
'A
Grand
S(
"caches
the
&
A.
it
.
.uoaemtlTt
As
True
as
theT,
our
Heart
IRKVP
DUNS
la
f
tlTYrtm
.
nwii
iti
iiuirii
nil
111
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