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testae
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bell
rtaseo
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and
AMn
WegeL
Five
thascano
h..-.
Ravrl
people
read
the
DUy
News.
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pays
to
let
them
know
what
jn
bare
to
sell
S
it.
3
SISTERS
CAFE
IS
NOW
orEN
Fon
BUSINESS
Butter
First
grade.
3
lbs.
C.
Sc
B.
Sauce-Per
bottie
3
Tour
Patronaee
will
be
bJghly
appreciated
"Aim
to
Pleate
U
our
Motto-Thank
You
40c
97c
25c
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slJUU
A
grand
concert
and
entcrtain-
eal
hetec
praeatot
bt
the
Prince
Rapett
Operatic
Society
in
eoHab-j
oration
with
the
Hodgson
Dancing
Academy
at
Use
Capital
Theatre
on
Bandar
iAarca
M.
araaises
to
be
an
out
Ma
tiding
aaoacai
treat
of
the
Season.
It
will
be
under
the
ass-pieer
of
and
for
the
benefit
of
the
Had
Croat
Society
of
Prince
Rapext
and
tinder
the
patronage
of
the
Rotary
and
Gyro
Clab.
the
Canadian
Lesion,
the
Women
Aaxfltarv
of
the
Canadian
Lesion
and
the
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Sune
of
the
choral
offertnes
to;
be
presented
by
the
Operatic
So-.
eJety
will
tnelnde
"Greetings
to'
Spring'
by
Straits:
-Gain'
Hose
by
Dvorak:
terns
from
The
Ml-,
kdc-
and
"Pirates
of
Penzance";
and.
as
final
of
ferine.
Handel's
in-'
spiring
"HaOemfah
Chora."
and
Monks'
beaaUful
hymn
"Abide
With
Me."
A
few
of
the
numbers
ehoeen
by
Mrs.
Hodgson
will
kneiade
dettght-ful
portrayals
of
Hawaiian
aad
Mexican
danres.
the
"Wwese
Walt-
etc..
all
in
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with
Ar
it!
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for
thw
TaUtaadto?
event
w'H
b?
reaped,
ft
i
exvet-ed
the
house
win
be
sold
oat
in
ookrk
time,
oartiralartr
as
the
entire
net
proceeos
will
so
to
the
W-ca
branch
of
the
Red
Cross-
Len
Crippe
is
the
musical
director
with
Chas.
BaJagno.
accompanist.
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585
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586
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and
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and
Chocolate
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tins.
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Garry
Tea
nrp
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lb.
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Sc.
B.
Worcester
Sauce
Per
botUe
Parity
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Sack
Tort
Garry
Coffee-Per
lb
Freh
Ground
Colfee
Per
!b
Fresh
Sandwich
Biscuits
Per
!b
S1.85
55c
40c
25c
Wheat
Flakes
Ready
QCp
cooked.
3
for
hvV
Slock
Chicken-
Per
tir.
15c
QUAKER
OATS-Largesize
18c
THERMOS
Vacuum
Bottles
Super
Pints
2
SIZES
-
EQUALITIES
Super
Quarts
$1.25
s,ssra5
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.
$1.75
Lunch
Kits
Gnu
75c
Complete
Stock
of
Fillers,
Corks
and
Parchment
Papers
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Druqej
tats
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Rexall
Store
Phones
81
&
82
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Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
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and
Holidays
from
1Z
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2
p.m.
and
7
to
9
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Dorsicson
Bridge.
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Roller
Rink
Daily
Sessions
2:00
to
4:30
Children
.
8:00
to
8:30
Adults
8:30
to
11:00
Beginners
Olren
Special
Attention
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
CASEY
and
MORRETTO
Stone
Maonary,
Brick
or
Concrete
Work
Excaratfon
and
Landscape
Gardening
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527
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Feb.
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Jost
to
tee
what
the
present-day;
scholar
is
np
against.
60-year
old
Alderman
H.
S.
Carter,
chairman!
of
the
Poole
Education
Commit
tee.
sat
for
and
passed
a
London
matriculation
examination.
"I
got
big
kick
oot
of
it."
he
said.
H.G.
HELGERSON
LTD.
21C
Siith
Street
See
Us
For
All
Kindi
of
Insurance
and
Real
Estate
Notary
Public
We
hare
on
our
Hsis
the
following
good
buys
At
Corner
of
Eighth
Arenue
West
and
Fulton
Street-Large
concrete
bafkUng
with
three
suites
and
basement
in
excellent
condition.
Pall
plumbing,
greenhouse
and
garden-$3.W0,
HALF
CASH
balance
on
monthly
payments
or
13000
cash
including
all
furniture
valued
at
'
1500.
THZ
DAILY
M"A"S
Tuesday
rbr
Marybelle
Stiles
Is
Gfven
Shower
.Ufair
Last
Xlght
Ir
IDeUihtfal
Popular
Bride-Elect
i
-
Last
etssaac
Ue
Misses
Adeie
land
Frvda
ITiaHUia
were
host-
at
a
laisais
cap
and
saacer
i
laaaar
of
Mlm
MarybeOe
'
Stiles
who
to
be
married
When
Miss
Stiles
entered
she
presented
with
a
beanUfnl
by
Mlm
Adele
ahraallem
The
erening
wa&
spent
playing
Refrestii
nti
were
serred
by
ih
aastess
assisted
by
the
Mi&ses
Mar-gart
Mcbschmn
and
Phil
Murray
ilim
Freda
Massaliem
then
araasht
In
the
gifts
m
a
huge
tuaaltfaay
decora
-ed
cup
and
staeer
measuring
fiTe
fet
in
were
Misses
Molly
Daris.
Helen
Val-
1
engine,
Helen
Lakie.
Margaret
Mc-Leod.
Jean
McL-ar
Margarr:
Mc-fLaehlan
PhiJ
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Ivabe,
B-rr.-a.
Leah
Bas
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Skar
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Port
Simpson
To
Celebrate
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II.
Dndward
is
Nassed
Caairmaa
f
OmmMtee
Fwr
Year
!
PORT
SIMWOM.
Fta-
The
Port
atmoMn
Celebration
Committee
for
1M
has
elected
offices
as
follow:
Chairman.
C
H
Dadoward
Deputy
Chairman.
1
C
McKay.
Oenersl
nd
Plnancial
Secretary,
j
Alfred
We;iey
RccorcLng
Secretary,
u.
kuss-Treasarcr,
S-
Haghes
Announcer.
Paal
Price.
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LONDOK.
CT
The
price
of
bar
fold
on
the
market
was
mM
per
fine
Florence
Parker,
EUen
Moore.
Eileen
Hamban.
Jsoreen
Oibson.
Mrs
Stan
Sarilie.
GeraMme
Cade.
I
Mrs
Gene
PiUpalrxk.
Lcrna
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Mar
Murray
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War
25
Years
Ago
!
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20.
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of
1st
Canadian
Dtrtskm
from
Sarb
xne
vuiasje.
knoa:
bury
Pi,
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the
port
of
Bristol,
for
embarkation
to
France,
bee
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V.U.
Campaign
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CoL
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MonvraMe
O.
tVlillf.
V.
K.
1.
V.l
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Trrstfrrf
I4foL
IV.
.
UBfll.
CJ1.E
Only
yesterday
he
looked
forward
to
a
successful
future
in
Canada.
Then
an
empire
emerrencT
arose.
dropped
bis
education,
the
training
fur
his
life
work,
and
soranr
to
the
defense
of
the
Empire.
These
war
yean
must
not
be
lost
from
his
life
!
His
education,
bis
training
for
success
in
civil
life
must
be
continued
while
he
serves
his
country.
To
provide
the
necessary
educational
services,
and
to
supply
such
other
facilities
as.
will
keep
alive
among
our
boys
on
service
the
feeling
that
they
are
still
an
intimate
part
of
things
back
home,
the
Legion
is
asking
Canadians
to
contribute
$500,000.
Men
on
Service
to
be
Trained
for
Peace
The
Legionhas
undertaken
toorganize
and
finance
this
work.
The
Canadian
Association
for
Adult
Education
with
its
long
and
distinguished
record
Is
collaborating
in
carrying
out
the
plan.
Men
on
service
will
be
able
to
continue
their
education
and
take
uni
uread
ottrtbu!-('.
year.
A
f."v
-t.-if'u
makr-
yoa
r.
r
anit
TONIGHT
and
U'EDNISIIAT
5
Shows
Nightly
;
0
tn
,
J
BREAD
for
THE
BtU,
ST.
IV88
Er.g
;
Robert
longiey.
:,
toand
hi
way
to
:i
shire
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in
a
the
sound
of
1U
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..
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left
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FINDS
HIM
READY
...Will
"Cease-Fire"
find
him
Trained
to
Carry
On?
versity
classes.
Courses
in
agriculture,
technical
subjects,
various
trades,
bookkeeping,
stenography,
etc.,
will
be
available.
Universities
and
departments
of
education
throughout
Canada
are
co-operating.
The
assistance
of
British
and
French
educationists
is
assured
overseas.
Ptrtonal
and
Recreational
Services
The
Legion
also
undertakes
to
help
the
men
in
the
solution
of
personal,
family
problems.
Leave
centres
will
be
provided
overseas.
Concert
partiei,
sports
activities
will
be
organized.
Every
effort
will
be
made
to
bring
the
boys
a
touch
of
home
when
they
are
far
from
their
families
and
friends.
HELP
WIN
THE
WAR
Will
you
lend
a
hand
in
this
work?
Will
you
help
a
lad
on
active
service
to
make
good
when
the
war
Is
over?
Here
Is
an
opportunity
to
invest
in
Canadian
manhood.
Send
or
take
a
generous
donation
to
your
nearest
Legion
Branch,
Give
to
this
great
new
cause
today
I
ffve
Ffreey-&ie
Vow