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10
of
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200
PAIR
LADIES'
GLOVES
REDUCED
TO
All
Styles
Selections
of
Colors
and
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2
ior
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TIME
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HOW
IT
WORKS:
Just
select
the
2
dresses
of
your
choice.
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both
are
the!
same
price,
pay
for
only
one.
If
the
prices
are
different,
pay
for
the
highest
price
ONLY
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either
case
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THE
SECOND
ONE
FREE.
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$5.95
to
$20.95
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Colors
red
and
blue.
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$2-95
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29c
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LADIES'
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&
UNTRIMMED
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NOW
SIZE
$15
44
$35
42
$32.50
40
$46
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$37.50
20
$50
18
$17
18
$68.50
16
$16.50
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Untrimmed
Originally
$25
Fur
Trimmed
Originally
$45
Untrimmed
Fur
Trimmed
Untrimmed
Fur
Trimmed
Originally
$65
Tweed,
Untrimmed
Originally
$28
Fur
Trimmed
Leopard
Trim
15-Year-Old
Girls'
Size
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$25,00
$16.95
$25.00
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SAFE
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batsman
(more
properly
called
"the
deck-landing
control
officer")
is
the
man
on
board
an
aircraft
carrier
whose
split
second
decisions
may
mean
the
difference
between
safety
and
disaster
to
planes
landing
on
the
flight
deck.
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here
is
Lieut.
(P)
E.
M.
Dais,
R.C.N.
(R),
of
Oakville,
Ont.,
signalling
landing
orders
to
an
incoming
air
craft
on
board
.the
Canadian
aircraft
carrier,
H.M.C.S.
Warrior
in
the
tropics.
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him
is
the
communication
rating
linked
by
telephone
with
the
commander
(flying)
who
is
in
over-all
charge
of
aircraft
operations.
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Poverty-Stricken
Areas
Made
Test
Case
in
Broad
Experiment
to
Aid
Dying:
Communities
By
JOHN
DAUPHINE
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
OEOMARTY.
Scotland,
it)
A
plan
to
make
part
of
poverty-
stricken
Ross
and
Cromarty,
one
of
Scotland's
biggest
counties,
a
"test-case"
experiment
in
West
Highland
rehabilitation,
is
put
forward
by
the
county
council.
Already
the
health
department
Is
co-cperating
in
a
survey
of
condition
in
the
west
coast
Applecrcss
area
with'
its
oparse
population
and
primitive
communications.
The
plan
is
to
extend
the'
study
to
other
main
land
districts
and
try
to
find
a
way
to
spire
Highland
d'ifficul
ties.
The
dual
problem
is
to
over
come
congestion
in
the
Isle
of
Lewis
and
the
population
col
lapse
in
parishes
of
the
north
west
Mainland.
Even
though
the
east
fringe
has
fertile
soil
and
some
Indus
try,
only
'Dingwall
and
Inver-
gordon
among
the
four
biggest
through
the
failure
of
the
her
ring
fishery
and
a
strong
inclin-
WILL
DRAW
MUSICIANS
Edinburgh
Plans
Annual
Event
To
Rival
Prc-War
Salzburg
EDINBURGH,
'(F)
Edinburgh's
first
International
Festival
of
Music
and
Drama
next
year
.
claimed
as
an
annual
event
rivalling
the
pre-war
splendor
of
Salzburg,
Bayrcuth
and
the
1916
Lucerne
festival
is
taking
form.
Renowned
orchestras
have
contracted
to
play.
The
Vienna
Philharmonic
under
Bruno
Walter
will
lead
off,
and
other
concerts
will
be
given
by
the
Col-onne
Orchestra
of
Paris,
the
Halle
Orchestra
of
Manchester
under
John
Barbirolli
and
the
Liverpool
Philharmonic.
Opera
from
Glyndefoournci
Sussex,
will
include
Verdi's
seldom
performed
"Macbeth"
and
Mozart's
"Marriage
of
Figaro,"
I
accompanied
(iby
tne
Scottish
Orchestra.
Four
of
the
world's
outstanding
virtuosi
of
the
piano,
violin,
viola
and
'cello
Schnabcl.
Szi-",-cti,
William
Primrose
and
Pierre
Fournier
have
agreed
to
.give
individual
performances
and
combine
in
a
qiiartett.
Lotts
Lshmnnn
will
slng(for(the
first
time
since
the
war,
Vccompanied
by
Maestro
Walter
.
English
drama
willuc
supplied
':v
London's
Old
VicCom.panv
mid
French
drama
by
a
Paris
?.rrroany
headed
by
firm
actor
Louis
Jouvct.
Edinburgh
hopes
to
attract
more
than
36,000
visitors
to
tnu
'(festival
and
has
chartered
a
istcC'iner
to
anchor
in
the
Firth
of
Fourth
as
a
floating
hotel.
Harry
Archibald,
M.P.
for
Icccna,
who
went
home
lo
North
Vancouver
to
fipcnd
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
sea-ion,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Coquitlam
yes
terday
morning.
Mr.
Archibald
will
leave
Friday
night
for
Ot
tawa
where
the
session
of
Par
liament
will
opeii
January.
30,
attending
a
C.C.F.
conference
in
the
fqderal
capital
January
28
Mrs.
Archibald
Is
already
in
the
east.
ation
in
Scotlana
toward
economic
centralization.
The
county
council
has
asked
the
government
to.
direct
new
Industry
Into
a
proposed
,np.w
town
in
the
Invergordon
area
and
plans
construction
of
new
roads,
housing,
social
centres
ed
there
and
the
herring
industry
board
contemplates
making
the
Kyle
of
Lochalsh
a
fishing
port.
Lewis
has
an
eye
on
the
great
new
airport
built
beside
Storno-way
for
military
purposes
and
already
being
used
hy
an
infrequent
civil
air
service
to
the
mainland.
But
most
of
the
enterprises
now
in
sight
are
completely
unrelated
and
they
do
almost
nothing
to
meet
the
land
hunger
cf
Lewis
and
the
depopulation
of
the
western
mainland.
Congestion
is
at
its
worst
around
Stornoway
where
the
and
water
and
drainage
schemes
along
the
eastern
seaboard.
Build
Generating
Station
The
north
of
Scotland
Hydro-Eicctric
Board
i
uuiiding
a
big
towns
have
shown
population
I
generating
station
at
Loch
Fan-growth
during
the
last
90
years,
nich
in
mid-county
and
smaller
Cromarty
has
declined
rapidly
units
to
bring
electricity
to
the
western
coast.
The
forestry
commission
is
already
establlsh-houslng
shortage
is
so
critical
that
the
town
council
will
not
consider
applications
for
houses
from
any
outsider.
In
contrast,
a
survey
of
crofter
housing
on
the
mainland
showed
there
are
almost
no
able-bodied
residents
between
the
ages
of
18
and
50
in
the
coastal
area.
One
house
in
five,
is
empty.
In
all
Galrloch
parish
there
were
only
30
men
of
military
age
when
the
Second
World
War
began
less
than
one-quarter
of
the
number
who
joined
the
Scaforth
Highlanders
in
one
day
in
1914.
Twenty
years
ago,there
were
24
children
in
the
school
at
Kishorn
at
the
head
of
Loch
carron.
Now
there
are
six.
On
Applecrass
peninsula,'
60
per
cent
ojf
all
houses
are
unfit
for
habitation,
judged
by
normal
municipal
standards'.
These
aifp
the
problems
which
Ross
and
Cromarty
hope
can
'be
solved
if
lis
"test-case"
experiment
is
carried
out.
LOCAL
COMPANY
CHANGES
NAME
Notice
is
given
in
the
latest
issue
of
the
B.C.
Gazette,
official
provincial
government
publication,
that
Killas
and
Chris
topher
Ltd.,
628
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
Intend
to
.apply
for
approval
under
the
Com
pany's
Act
to
change
the
name
of
the
organization'
to
Killas
and
Co.
Ltd.
"Here
is
a
letter
from
your
wife
saying
you
are
the
father
df
a
10-pound
boy."
"Does
she
say
anything
else?"
"That's
all,
exccipt
at
the
end
of
the
letter
she
says,
"Truly
Yours."
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE
2-room
cottage,
2
lots,
built
4
years
ago.
$700.
Armstrong
Agencies.
(5)
FOR
RENT
4-room
furnished
apartment,
or
furniture
for
sale;
all
in
good
condition.
2
minutes
from
Post
Office.
Can
be
.seen
10
a.m.
to
2
p.m.,
No.
3,
Rand
Blocks
Phone
Black
727.
(6)
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SALE
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Mc-Clary
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range,
like
new.
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