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THE
DAILY
NEWS
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
In
Letter
Box
FIRE
PREVENTION
Editor,
Daily
News:
Today
brings
to
an
end
a
week
of
activities
in
a
continental
campaign
for
fire
prevention
in
the
whole
of
Canada,
together
with
all
the
United
States.
Surely;
such
considerable
effort
must
accomplish
something.
Certainly
nothing
can
be
lost
in
the
attempt
to
make
our
people
fire-conscious.
In
terms
.of
the
overturned
lamp
In
Mrs.
CLeary's
stable
which
caused
the
great
fire
of
Chicago
inestimable
.damage
may
have
been
averted.
It
would
need
a
more
resilient
Imagination
than
mine
to
estimate
that.
But
we
are
truly
grateful
to
our
local
press
for'
ha
vine
generously
furthered
our
efforts.
In
cc
losing
our
campaign
locally
may
I
pass
on
a
thoughtful
verse
taken
from
the
press
of
the
October
Literary
Digest
and
which
I
used
in
my
talk
at
Rotary
Thursday.
It
applies
equally
well
to
tire
prevention
as
ttdoes
to
war
.effort.
"The
Lord
gave
us
two
ends
to
use.
"One
to
think
with,
one
to
sit
with.
'The
war
depends
on
which
we
use.
"Heads
we
win
tails
we
lose.'
Cm
FIRE
CHIEF.
Miss
E.
Rogers
and
Miss
Alice
Dunbrack
have
left
for
Vancouver.
DELIVERY
NOTICE
Commencing
Wednesday,
October
11th,
purliihrec
delivery
days
veek
will
be
changed
to,
as
follows:
West
of
McBride
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
EastofMcBride-
Will
remain
same
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
AH
orders
must
be
in
by
4
p.m.
or
earlier
the
day
before
delivery,
and
12
noon
on
Thursday.
Please
place
your
.orders
on
Saturday
for
Monday
Delivery.
SUNRISE
COMPANY
LIMITED
Savage
SHOES
.
Will
Last
You
Longer
'Cause
Sandy
Savage
Makes
Them
Stronger
IIURUJUT,
JACK
&
JILL
MICKY
MOUSE,
VALUE
LEADER.
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LOAFERETTES
All
.Carried
in
Stock
Here
WE
HAVE
"MOSCO"
CORN
CURE
Family
shoe
store
lt
it
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
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THE
PACIFIC
CAFE
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Wishes
to
Announce
that
it
will
be
OPEN
POR
BUSINESS
p
after
being
closed
for
renovation,
on
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
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THE
TIME
TO
BUY
A
FDR
COAT
We
received
a
New
Shipment
of
50
Coats
yesterday,
all
styles.
Big
Discount
Jot
.Cjuu
GQLDBLOOM
The
Old
Reliable
Your
Credit
is
Good
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ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
Hy
DOROTHY
OAR
BUTT,
Hostess
j
We
went
to
the
Grenadiers'
dance
Thursday
night
and
discovered
that
the
"A.
B.
,c."
of
en-'
tertainment
is
"A
'-nderaon's
"B"-
I
v.
-vuiwi.
mcj
pui
uii
a
Krone
dance
at
the
oratories.
The
orches-
'
tra
was
the
best
ever
with
several
,
professionals
m
the
group.
At
the
:
dance
at
the
armories.
The
oroh.es-look
at
a
king"
came
to
life
when
the
tan
and
white
kitten
belonging
to
the
sergeant's
M
decided
to
have
its
supper
sitting
on
Colonel
Wilson's
lap.
let
the
crumbs
fall
where
they
may.
The
boys
ooked
faintly
shocked
but
the
Colonel
enjoyed
it.
I
heard
ot
a
certain
Imperial
officer
in
our
midst
who
had
Uie
opportunity
of
leaving
Prince
Rupert
and
refused
because
he
liked
Prince
Rupert.
A
refreshing
view-:o
-,'.
aier
ttf
much
grousing
which
goes
on
around
here.
Too
muchr
I'd
say.
There
are
many
worse
spot'
than
this
town.
Cap
'?'
1
1
1
'tain
Garbutt.
when
writing
to
D
'J,
H
(
J-
M-
Simpson
and
Mn.
Captain
Stewart
Uy
.other
day.
DllUgC
Ul3Vf
fw.
.Qelll.
said
the
Fusiliers
were
already
"
Mr
C-
MeCartnfV
ttd
Mr.
M.
I
1
1
wishing
.they
were
back
in
Rupert.
je
Atin0linC6(i
nrvd8M
Vl-
Mr-
and
Fran);
I
promised
Carl
Clay
faithfully
Skinner,
that
I
wouldn't
tell
and.
so
as
to
Touriiamfllt
llf
.,.
Marv
r,.,
Mrs.
R.
H.
Adeock
nd
Mr.
show
that
I'm
a
of
W0"
ysLT
"d
WA
word,
anv
resemblance
in
tht
fol-
rl
.Whiting
i
1
wbaddaye
think?
Qrosrenor
Mudde
s
rapier
was
two
tnehes
onger
tto.n
Donald
.VjMIonakls.!"''
Z
r.
r
mmu
L.
itllVWU.
I
Mrs.
A.
T.
t'ancln
""
flJId
iu
ranr
Partner
juwuiK
siory
10
any
person
living
,
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tnr
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ipc
w...
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V.
1
.
.
.
incident
Incident
also
auo'
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.
;vs.
Mr-
Mr.
'
11.
uiaasey
and
ana
Partner
ranner.
...
.Jmnertal
T
Order.
.Daughters
aughters
of
of
the
thei
shush
ok...k
and
i
o
n
er
oeaa
or
10
any
living
or
dead,
is
purely
inten-l1"1
prfar
j
Roy
E.
V.
Dorcas
vs.
tlonal
...
Bmpiw.
fall
Jlde
tournament
Mr4
j.
s.
VVest
and
Mrs.
S.
X,
,..haA
bwn
and
ta
'oltow:
iPeachey
rnCp
thPr.
.
,
nw
-
Mr
aod
Mrs.
.O.
Blank
vs.
Mrs.'
vix
Douuhtv
and"
Paring
v.l
YM.CA.
man
.named
Orosvanor
r?
iwi.
k..
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um
J"?
rmMt
y,4
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j
.
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-
"
rs.
c;.
uurne
ana
mm
w
ki
Mudde
who
K
addicted
to
fencing.
In
f
aat.
he
was
so
much
that
way
that
he
couludn't
pass
a
picket,
paling
or
barbed
wire
fence
without
yelling
touche
hut
that's,
healde
the
point.
He
Uked
Xo
have
bouts
with
sailors,
one
sailor
in
particular
with
the
good
Scottish
name
of
Donald
MaeDon-ald.
They
would
bout
and
bout
and
louche
and
touehe
and
lunge
and
tators
shook
with
lauehter
to
their
two
faces
grinning
behind
the
iron
grill-work
masks.
The
were
for
all
the
world
like
the
nesert
sunshine
between
.rk.
vm"74v
seeping
ptll
UCIwnil
Or.
and
Mrs.
J.
tacDonald
vs.
'ri...
Met.
X.
.Oammoo
and
Mrs.
J
Jack,
j
Mrs.
S.
Hoegan
and
Mrs.
Kaspar
Miss
fi.
VakiiUne
and
Miss
F.
.
Parker
.vs.
Fit.
.8gt.
.
11.
Orievell
It
fair
sent
him
daft
thinking
i
Mr
arid
Mrs
JSdron
8mlth
vs.
ateut
it.
Then
came
the
dawn.
Mr.
O.
Ruddcrham
tuui
vir
nMr
One
day
a
newcome;.
a
rank
ama-
;llowe.
teur.
asked
to
be
taueVU
to
fence.
I
Airs
A
u
nuv.pcih
nn
i
Rapiers
were
brgught
out
and
the
Mclntyre
vs.
Mr.
U.
Thuard
and
newcomer
oulek
ai
liahmirwU..
.
....
,
...
..
.
7
.
.z
.
.
:
"
uuiger.
muse
jiu
ena
uniu
me
i
snooK
measurea
mem
eecn
with
the
...
-
varuiey
Mr.
and
Mm.
O.
A.
Hunter
vi
Mm.
C.
On
lieu
and
Mr.
C.
DodM
tf
ek
eUlj
imVC
UMU
fJC
lVll"
1
the
framework
of
a
dead
horse'
hid
AeacDonald
had
been
using
!
Mr.
J.
s.
Kersuthan
and
m
skeleton.
One
thing
bothered
I
Oh
the
perfidy
of
it!
Oh
the
.OUlUs
vs.
Mrs
D.
c
Stuart
and
MacDonald
and
that
was
that,
no
dm
ble
dealing!
Oh
Orosvenor.
Mrs
J.
Gampoeet
matter
how
quick
he
was
on
the
shame
on
you.
shame
on
you.
of
Major
.van
Stoeken
.and
Mn
drew.
Grosvenor
always
won
out
fie
f
e!
-
Tayter
v$
Mr'
and
Airs.
Oeorge
PEOPLE
ARE
SAYING
TU
us
what
you
want.
VTe
know
that
this
war
must
be
won.
Wbt
nutirrs
mpnej
when
life
it
at
suke?
What
is
mere
self-denial
compared
to
sacrifkxi
of
our
men
at
Dieppe?
We're
ready
for
lelf-denial.
Wc'li
tithttn
our
belu;
we'll
go
uitbout.
We'll
UuJ
our
money.
We'll
tip
tttrjlbwg
tp
ioiuxe
Vmotji
But
tell
us
what
we
should
do
and
let's
get
on
with
it:
Very
well,
then,
you
must
SAVE
and
invest
jour
savings
in
Victory
Bonds.
What's
your
share
of
this
Savings
job?
Well,
the
average
Onadian
would
have
to
lend
to
Canada,
to
meet
Canada's
need,
51
in
every
$5
of
income
left
after
taxes
and
compulsory
savings
have
been
collected.
But
the
average
may
not
fit
your
case.
Your
r
own
circumstances
.
are
distinctly
.
'
your
own.
You
may
be
able
i
to
domett?
hoih
out
oi
your
current
income
and
out
of
your
accumulated
savings
in.the
bank-)
you
may
not
be
able
to
reach
the
average.
Your
share
of
vulmitaryuvmvi
7s
every
'
'
dollar
you
can
possibly
spare.
Up
to
now
most
of
us
who
atay
at
home
haven't
suffered
very
much.
We
haven't
had
to
practice
much
self-denial.
On
thereon
tra
ry,
most
of
us
are
earning
and
spending
more
money.
Yet
the
price
of
this
spending
is
being
paid
for
by
the
blood
and
sacrifice
of
others.
xWe.who
3tay
at
.home
must
deny
ourselves
before
we
can
claim
to
bear
our
share
in
this
struggle.
We
must
economize;
go
without;
tighten
our
belts.
We
must
save
and
buy
Victory
Bond
.until
we
really
feel
the
"pinch"
of
wax's
demands.
We
must
Jearn
that
freedom
must
be
paid"
for
is
well
as
fought
for.
t
WORK
-
SAVE
-
LEND
FOR
VICTORY
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TiAAacs
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Clotty
firt
H11U.
Mrs.
C.
Qiahnm
.
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Smith
i.
Mr,
m.
l'U'(
Mrs.
A.
Taylor
Mr.
and
Mr
J
a
and
Mrs.
Norman
,
-
Cgtilajor
Muis
Moyce
,vs
lrf
t
t
JM'-
Brookbank
with
the
noise
of
it
and
the
spec-1
other,
a
thing
that
had
never
oc-!.
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nf
,'artn"
T
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n
vaZTa,
cumsd
curnd
to
to
Donald
Donald
MaoDonald.
MaoDonald.
And
And
.
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"c-
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Victory
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