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Music
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Meeting
Vaeal
onto.
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Beaa-ifEi
MiDer
Maid
Miss
E
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Priestley,
oj
Mix
Ehae
Heap.
Vocal
solo.
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Cycle,'
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were,
ten
pins.
J.
Coaudma;
Mha
MarybeOe
fire
pins.
B.
Withers;
fire
poos,
B
Jean
si-fai
leea
Bvry.
A
fifty
cerr.
often
make
yaa
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ad.
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atfles
Mas
Young
People
Of
Churches
Meet
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Ta
Um
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One
of
Featare
Of
0pen
sUon
inda,.
with
Par.
Gathers
Meoday
Nlzbt
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And
Friends
Present
The
Students'
Mane
Clan
bead
i-.j
nnnih:y
meeting
Monday
night
ib
bit
a;
the
home
of
Mia
Florence
psoases
Society
heat
Its
Parker.
Second
Arenae.
with
Ua
weekly
11111
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to
the
Bernard
lanrtahl,
the
president,
in
nn
Chnxh
Kail
on
trs
cnair
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at
stmxj
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the
comprised
"The
Life
and
Works
Winnie
flmiwi
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the
of
Frame
Schubert-"
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paper
was
am
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by
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and
frtenas
hreised.
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program
mriuaeo
use
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Kay
Wataon.
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of
was
spent
in
phvyinc
Clonal
Yoan
charge
Monday
with
a
the
eeenhag
the
dtrectaon
of
Mha
Winnie
Caav-
aad
Car
Thome.
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BOHX1XO
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Londahl.
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of
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Mr.
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a
recent
illness
art
follows:
Don
McCoavor.
prince
Revert,
15S
pound,
vs.
Private
A.
L.
Mc
Donald.
Canadian
Seottiah,
14
peeads.
Howard
Hoagan.
136
pooaas.
va
Ahttatr
Crerar.
17t
poanda
amort
Hanktnson.
lai
vs.
Stan
Seherk.
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WAS
DROWNED
NELSON
Jacob
AHes
and
Clifford
(Ma
ha
f
fey.
employees
of
th
hydra-eleetrie
company,
were
drowned
in
the
Kootenay
Kiver
when
a
ronerele
slab
smashed
throarh
the
pier.
pr
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Uie
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know
have
to
sell
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what
Tt
OPrNS
FOK
BUSINESS
THURSDAY.
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appreciated
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FOR
SALE
Boat
alth
5
h.p.
Kelvin
engine
in
excejent
order
and
equipped
with
new
skiff,
going
at
a
bargain.
Phone
843.
tf.
FOR
SALE
Terms:
strietry
cash:
Lots
9-10.
Blk.
II,
D.
L.
m.
Terrace.
Hugh
M.
Adams
Estate.
1500A0;
Sub
Lot
1
of
Lot
KM,'
Range
5.
C.
D.
Laketse
Road.
10
acres.
Petor
De
Boer
Estate.!
$100.00:
Lot
20.
Blk.
11
S.
0.1
Prince
Rupert,
George
Maeklln
Eatat:
$900.00;
Lot
4.
Blk.
37.
Sec.
5,
Prince
Rupert,
J.
D.
Peel'
Estate.
$125.00;
Lot
Zm,
Cas-star.
103
acre,
situate
near
Aly-ansh,
Wm.
Stewart
Estate.
$100.-00;
U
subdivided
portion
Lot
21
W.
R.
5.
C.
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42
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and
cottage.
Estate
Nefl
McCarthy.
$30040;
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Lot
A
of
Lot
5.
Blk.
2,
and
Assd.
Lot
A
of
Lot
6.
Blk.
2.
D.
L.
45.
Port
Eattngton.
Estate
Mary
D.
Holland,
$200.00;
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portion
Lot
3322.
Caattar
(Alice
Arm.
and
cottage.
Estate,
John
W.
8trombeck,
$$00.00.
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;Admlnltrator,
Prince
j
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SALE
English
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at1
$12.00.
Apply
Mrs.
Joe
La
Breche,!
Whfte
Apartments.
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Housekeeping
Apartments
(Hot
Water
Heated)
Mrs.
C.
E.
niack,
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
Table
in
Play
OrsaBiaalam
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card,
after
which
danr
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be-
enjoyea
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tim.
.ease
to
Miss
MarybeOe
Stiles
who
ftederlcr
Point.
jtiah.
paeidhax
the
latter
is
well
'cock
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
Oeread
featare
of
the
evening
to
.is
to
be
aMrried
ahorUy
to
J.
B.
the
presentation
by
Mrs.
H.
B.
Barclay.
tnu
Rochester,
on
behalf
of
the
eavb.j
Delicto
of
a
aeaatifaDy
fitted
traveMag
serred.
U
wa
WILL
YOU
HELP
HIM
FACE
FOR
months
he
has
undergone
intensive
training
for
war.
Soon,
we
hope,
the
war
may
be
over.
Shall
he
be
turned
loose
with
no
training
whatever
in
the
pursuits
of
peace?
The
minds
of
our
boys
who
have
enlisted
must
be
kept
focussed
on
the
life
they
left
behind.
Their
training
as
good
Canadian
citizens
must
continue.
Education
to
fit
these
men
for
the
pursuits
of
peace
must
be
made
available
to
them
in
Canada,
in
England
and
on
active
service.
Educational
and
Vocational
Training
for
Men
In
Our
Service
Forces
In
providing
educational
facilities
to
our
service
forces,
the
Canadian
Legion
is
assured
of
the
technical
assistance
it
needs.
The
Canadian
Association
for
Adult
Education
has
offered
its
complete
facilities;
and
its
long
experience
in
work
of
this
kind
will
be
invaluable.
The
departments
of
education,
universities
and
vocational
bodies
throughout
Canada
are
lending
their
support
The
cooperation
of
British
and
French
educationists
is
assured;
Enlisted
men
will
be
able
to
continue
their
education,
to
take
courses
in
agriculture,
economics,
technical
subjects,
various
trades,
bookkeeping,
stenography,
secretarial
work,
Mia
J
O
w
to
Haddoa.
aeetiacs
be
heM
March
1.
Dairy
Xew
caasstfltd
Ads
brtez
LIFE?
etc
Courses
leading
to
matriculation
and
college
degrees
will
also
be
available.
We
Will
Help
Him
in
His
Personal
Affairs
The
Canadian
on
service
far
from
home
frequently
has
troubles
of
a
personal
or
business
nature
on
which
he
needs
trustworthy
advice.
Representatives
of
the
Canadian
Legion
will
be
present
wherever
Canadian
troops
are
quartered.
Through
1100
Legion
branches
located
in
all
parts
of
Canada
they
will
be
able
to
have
such
matters
investigated
and
corrected.
.
.
Entertainment
and
Recreational
Services
The
Legion
will
assist
in
providing
entertainment
and
recreation,
and
in
organizing
sports
activities
wherever
the
need
arises.
Leave
hostels
and
travel
bureaus
will
be
provided
in
England.
Concert
parties
will
be
trained
and
equipped.
Every
effort
will
be
made
to
bring
to
the
men
a
real
touch
of
home
when
they
are
far
from
family
and
friends.
HELP
WIN
THE
WAR
Will
you
lend
your
help
to
enable
us
to
carry
on
this
great
work
successfully?
If
your
son
or
brother
were
over
there
wouldn't
you
like
to
see
these
facilities
available
to
him?
Every
dollar
you
give
Is
an
investment
in
Canadian
manhood.
Give
to
the
Legion's
great
new
cause
today!
)M
Boaaas
and
OreenftehL
ITS
taogfh
fahvwtng
to
appear.
Btnart:
seeond.
Peter
WnR-Oonner
F
A
Larson
was
the
winner
of
a
door
prise
3
M
Morrajon
wa
ouuler
of
They
are
a
hooky
poor
and
eeraaaonles
and
saasic
for
daneins
on
tne
tmmm
and
foarta
Taeoaayai
met4
to
wmlau
ssnae
real
!
farnished
by
Mrs.
Harold
Darejr
of
eacli
saoath
in
the
Canadian
and
H
Smith.
Legion
Bfioaas,
j
jB
jaai-whaaap
Prank
Pol-1
Mr
H
amlth
was
general
eon-
The
aaas
aad
objects
of
the
sax-
of
Prnce
Raeert.
1M
poimrti.l
the
srrTtng
of
refresh-ihary
are
ta
sappry
eoesfortt
and
k
buVd
to
take
on
Stan
Nelson.
;
aaniu
was
dlroeted
by
Mrs.
Bun
extras
lor
the
awn
at
Barrett
Rock
17a
1
1
isiootioi.
of
the
Canadian
Seat-1
HaaarnaehiM
assisted
by
Mrs.
Ad-
Mra
Walter
Longwill
presided
at
the
door.
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advorthssst
re
me
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