inn"
tBEK
6,
10,
YLOAN
i..iinmfnt
Last
Theatre
atham,
assisica
uy
the
Kortnern
oum.
from
vancouvui
a
tour
of
service
ts
in
the
area,
prcs-cptable
concert
last
Capitol
Theatre
In
.Ik
inpinrv
he
oeveiiHt
.
.
trru
h!trr
was
rn,
w.v-.--
.nri
me
larcc
LL1VJ
-
-
.nriviative
oi
a
S
i-
nrmrrnm
Of
CX-
entertainment.
of
the
features
of
it..
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tickets
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No.
29,
re
LUhnrn
NO.
4.11.
Mn
R17
Chatham
band,
i.jiVA
fan
fill"
15.
I
n
-
amH
mitrh
nf
the
1.
nrtrlnfJkl
CllMl
Weber's
"Oberon"
musical
snow
um-
Vinson's
"Invasion
n
vv
ukvw
tj
wwtiN
Sour
ou,
mine
uassanta
in
"Kiss
Me
Aealn"
Whiffle
'
'
tip
From
The
Waterfront
M
'F
I
Bound
for
Banks
Tclonri
n
..
REMEMBRANCE
CHURCH
PARADE
Obligation
to
Those
Who
Seivrtl
Emphasized
by
Kcv.
A.
1".
MacSween
many
people
today,
there
might
tTin
r-i-inlr
mi
nnnwr
to
he
some
IlLstification
nHtnnT9PP
in
MCll
1
u
cuui,
Ul
uvtuiuiuili
fit
uttu
-Tenting
Tonight,
hand
or
tnat
or
unaue
opumtsm
.
1
1
t
k
IfniiCiKaAM'e
enrmrtn
iirOc
44
Mnt
In
rn
r
ii
iidiiuua
i
atiu
"They
forgot
self
and
thought
of
us.
How
shall
we
fulfil
our
obligation
to
them?"
So
asked
RcV.
A.
P.
MacSween
in
his
serin
on
In
First
Proshvtjrinn
Maria,"
and
'Teresa
ort
Clonlc
nn
n
I.I
v
J
-
.
...,
...
.
.
war
Dance."
Miss
renauon
appropriate
IV
I
Tit
M
Ihn
m
L.
Douglas
of
IIAl.C.
offered
prayer
and
IP
hPnnl
r
11.
a
f
juiii.u
lit
til
a
"Carry
On"
pageant
wing
Canadian
Navy
Clark
Fallls
and
Prl-
Innmnc
Af
Ittn
1T.-.1-
Army
nrdo
..
...o
u
l
mc
win-
a
lllitMIT
ui
ior
the
evenlnc
ana
W
read
Victory
Loan
Canada
usherettes.'
tin-
UIUW1I1U5,
va
naiiui
inorscn,
Walton,
Peggy
Large
hy
Kergin.
lt.-i
a-
...
"B,
w
inc
lhe
thrce-mllc
stretch
ne
has
been
re
one
of
the
longest
of
liberated
beach
hi
tost
area,
HOP
KEE
OP
Qiirv
HOUSE
7th
AVE.
WEST
WtoKlng
Tal)
Patronage
welcome
5
P
n.
to
12
p.m.
0,rds
from
2
p.m.
10
12
p.m.
NE
RED
247
Locomotive
WINNIPEO,
Nov.
4
A
15-ycar
old
boy
has
been
arrested
for
theft
of
a
locomotive
from
the
Transcona
yards
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
disappearance
of
the
engine
for
a
time
baffled
railway
"
in
Crawley
&
Diilcrickscn
Boat
Builders
'8
.
I
.wu.i4
Ull
a
.
States
Army
Acro-wcek.s
huntlng
expcdlljon
thk
W
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PhO
f
ana
rfUVilnfr
hnit
T
onlll
v..
KB
"I
w,w
Band
ol-"Z
7-7
'.
morning
for
down
the
coast.
5&
The
party
includes
Johnny
Has.
go
and
sons,
Harry
and
Johnny;
rjl
Girlvncfnt
it-i4
nnkk.(
I
'
f
4
.
ujiivaavi
uiiu
own,
uuuuy,
uuu
.
(J"
A.
Canrnairnnlo.
W
9
1?
Church
yesterday
morning
when
I
zjf
members
of
the
Canadian
Lc
-
v
glon
and
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Legion
attended
on
the
occasion
of
their
annual
Armistice
Day
church
p'arade.
The
obligation
to
those
who
served
in
the
war
in
support
of
their
ideals
could
best
be
fulfilled
by
hopefully
constructive
attitude
based
In
Christian
philosophy.
When
one
viewed
the
avarice,
pleasure
seeking
and
even
political
Jockeying
which
motivated
thc
actions
of
.11
A
1
1
A
Li.
AAA
liMll
I
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:
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j
i.
4
.
j
-
i.
.
i
innrp
umn
is
nisii
nrpxiciPiiL
111
by
Sergeant
Stroes-
c
Legion
ana
me
singing
oi
!
f
h
Mntlnnnl
Anthpm.
Thf
Jll-
.
n
nlnr
Hhnlr
nnnrnnrlnlplv
stanir
ri
in
ive
lieuii
.
j
"
the
Army"
and
latetV'Lcst
We
Forget."
.
.
i
i
Mmrure
r
rnn
i
nrrirsn
mnr
.
...
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tfl.
K..U.r
IT
A
riiimiii
ruiiiu
iviiriii
.
-
a.
vocal
solo
and
quarters
on
inira
ave.
logemer
ir
Yvnnnp
Rlf
mil
:
Willi
suinw
mtuiuiia
ui
"v
npnM.H.
A
i.ulltn...
T.a
ntnn
frnm
"npsprt
Knnir
"
i
wvuuvuo
uAiiaijr.
VinnH
nf
fhr
Kp.T
f!nrfpts
led
the
ni.'Am,r
,iinreiParadc,
playing
enlivening
se
lections.
hern
Stars
concert'
Last
ev?nlnB
Rev.
O.
L.
Doug-
'
to
movd
from
rrlnce
persons
of
Master
of
,
Frank
Smith
with
a
pn
n
n
vinn
iin
ii
'iiuwtl
Uldli
llcli&U
The
Bloody
Tower,"
ir
iuxurainnisL.
in
'
and
"Tiger
Rag,"
vocal
soloist
in
"It
pen,
.was
uic
sijcumt
m
rnoi.
Presbyterian
Church.
The
Senior
Choir
sang
"Thy
Will
Be
Done"
and
J.
A.
Tcng
rendered
"In;
Flanders
Fields"
as
a
vocal
soib.
There
was
special
Remembrance
Day
prayer
by
the
Untrimmed
Coats
Polos,
Tweeds,
..Silvertoned
Velor.
Regular-
values
to
$35
each.
'y
.
-
...
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
"
.
$19.50
Children's
Sweaters
Pullovers.
Sizes
2
to
6.
Rcgq-iar
value
$1.95
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
1
$1.00
Wool
Jerkins
All
sizes
and
colors.
Regular
value
$2.95.
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
$1.95
House
Dresses
Sizes
14
and
16
only.
Regular
value
$3.95
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
$1.49
Two
Piece
Dresses
Gabardines,
Prints,
Crepes,
Double
Spuns.
Sizes
12
to
20.
Regular
values
to
$16.95
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
$7.95
Brushed
Wool
Sweaters
r
Short
Sleeves.
Regular
value
$2.95
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
$1.95
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOV
THBX9
9
I
Vain."
During
the
service
therein
'
..
.
.,
ij
rn
,.
i
.
...
....
.,
-
araia
nuuuuiui.
vin.
.
t-u
mar
rtonrt
h
th
srainrtlnir
nr
tni?
1
.
.
iirtm
."r.ntt.
Pnsl."
hw
Rimlpr
William
v9
rmc
-
ess-sc
I
Annettes
Ladies
Wear
PRE-CHRISTMAS
SALE
Owing
to
warm
weather
we
are
sacrificing
100
winter
Coats
COATS
:
Fur
Trimmed
Coats
COATS
BOYS'
2-PIECE
SUITS
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
suit
v
$1.00
Silk
Raincoats
Wrapped
in
Travelling
Sack.
Regular
value
$12.95
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
.
,
$8.95
Sheer
Printed
Nightgowns
Ideal
Christmas
Gift.
Regular
value
$4.95
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
$2.95
Skirts
Wools,
Alpines,
Sharkskins,
Crepes,
Flairs
and
Pleated.
Regular
value
$4.95
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
$2.95
RUBBERS
Fur-trimmed
Overshoes.
Sizes
3
to
by-
only.
Black
and
Brown.
Regular
price
$3.95
pair.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
pair
Jumpers
$1.95
All
sizes.
Regular
value
$5.95
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
pair
$3.95
Women's
Dresses
and
Two-Piccc
Dresses
Crepes,
Prints
and
Polka
Dots.
Sizes
38
to
46.
Regular
value
to
$16.95
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
$6.95
New
Seamless
Barelegged
Hose
Lisle.
Sizes
8V2
to
10.
Regular
value
$1.00
pair.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
55c
House
Coats
Pink,
Blue,
Alice
Blue,
White,
Satin
Quilted.
Regular
value
$16.95
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
$12.95
COATS
Coats
trimmed
with
Opossum,
Fox,
Persian
Lamb,
Sable,
Squirrel
and
Bombay
Lamb.
Regular
value
to
$49.50
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
$24.50
Ladies'
Suits
Tweeds,
Donegals,
Gaberdines.
ancLPin
Stripes.
Sizes
12
to
20.
Regular
values
to
$27.50
each.
V
5
v
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
$12.95
fx.
Dresses
'
Crepes,
Double
Spuns,
Gabar-,
dines
and
Prints.
Sizes
12
to
20.
Regular
values
to
$12.95.
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
$3.95
WHITE
FLANNELETTE
-
25
PER
YARD
Blouses
Short
and
Long
Sleeves,
Lumber
Jack
Plaids.
Regular
value
$3.95
each.
....
A.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
$1.95
Ladies'
Purses
and
-
Hand
Bags
Miscellaneous.
Regular
value
$4.95
each.
Pre-Christmas
Sale,
each
$1.95
Pre-Christmas
Sale
Continuing
All
This
Week
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