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Satmxiay,
May
17.
1947
Vancouver
Island?
Never
Heard
Of
It
DUNCAN,
O
Airs.
K.
Savory,
Gamforidjre.
En
'.nu
is
wonder-Ag
what's
happened
to
Canada.
Mrs.
Savory
put
throujh
a
Ions
distance
call
to
her
mother,
Airs.
C
H.
Hopkins
of
Dun.-an.
nnd
jevcral
hours
later
received
word
that
Montreal
advhed
there
was
no
inch
place
as
Vancouver
Island.
It
required
several
hours
of.
investrjaticn
to
prove
to
Montreal
It
was
wrong.
If,
your
bulldins
house
or
fur-nitue
were
lost
through
fire,
woud
your
present
INSURANCE
cover
replacement
of
your
possessions?
Do
you
realize
that
present
day
costs
of
material
and
furniture
are
up
fifty
percent?
Consult
your
Insurance
advisers
now!
,
H.
G.
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LIMITED
21G
Sixth
Street
Must
"Watch
Figure
To
Cut
Ice
Digits
EDMONTON,
You
don't
glide
on
the
ice
with
the
greatest
of
ease
without
Intensive
training,
says
Jane
ZeLser,
one
of
the
starts
of
the
current
"Ice
Cycles"
show.
The
petite,
brown-eyed
Miss
Zelser
is
careful
of
her
diet
and
maintains
an
even
balance
between
100
and
113
pounds,
a
helpful
practice
when
her
husband,
Dick
Merclion,
lifts
her
into
the
air
durinjt
the
many
complicated
angles
of
their
lenm
performance.
Jane,
a
gold
medalist
-at
16.
sa.s
that
professional
figure
-skating.
requires
WALLASEY.
Enj;
0
Gangs
of
girl
pickpockets
have
been
busy
in
fairgrounds
and
fun
arcades
in
New
Brighton,
reports
Wallasey's,
chief
constable.
17VRSirAM,
Suffolk,
Ens
.
P
Austin
Cook
Smith.
102.
retired
solicitor,
remembers
collecting
Income
tax
when
It
was
only
twopence
in
thu
pound.
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They
Came
to
Canada
LIFE
in
P"nce
upert
.
by
BIDDEE
JINKS
Streets
are
wonderful.
Be
it
will,
and
came
up
triumphantly
the
narrow
path
with
a
muddy
dip
in
its
middle,
or.
oi
cf
broad,
disappearing
greatness,
they
are
much
alike
nttheir
offerings
to
a
populace.
Each
day
:.
made
different
In.
spite
cf
an
Immobility
upon
the
face
of
the
earth
and.
a
sameness
of
scenery
Almost,
the
feet
that
tread
the
paths
into
smoothness
and
clack
the
serene
pavement,
are
the
same.
The
flow
of
life,
however
is
never
constant,
not
from
one
day
to
another.
And
therein
lies
the
difference,
whether
tragic.
humorous,
or
mereiy
The
commonplace
can
be
all
too
common.
Llitle
habits
of
carelessness
become
a
.fixture.
Such
as
driving
and
casting
pa
pers
out
of
the
window.
Then
by
and
by,
such
a
one
drive?
down
Third
Avenu;
(on
Cleanup
Week,
too)
and
throws
paper
fragments
at
random
her
first
year.
She
sat
in
a
carriage
on
the
corner
cf
Fulton
St
and
Third
-Avenue
and
at
her
feet
was
a
bulging
shopping
bag
lilled
with
good
things
It
had
been
placed
well
at
her
feet
by
a
careful
mother
btfore
she
entered
a
store.
.Soon,
a.
pair
of
enquiring
hands
tuggec
at
the
bnj,
scattered
the
contents
at
with
a
prize.
It
was
a
loaf
of
bread,
fragrant
and
brown
And
good.
A
set
of
eight
teeth
nibbled
the
etiges
all
around.
Small
fin
gers
dug
indelicately
into
gaping
corners,
then
travelled
swiftly
to
a
tiny
pink
tongue.
Juicy
Hps
smackvd
and
smacked
again
over
each
crumb
as
she
gurgled
her
delight
and
raised
the
loaf
again
until
all
that
was
visible
was
a
pair
cf
round
blue
eyes
above
It.
jjjf.
But
humor
nNiy
have
a
more
tragic
side,
so
that
while
some
are
regaled
with
laughter,
others
are
wry.
Suvh
was
the
case
in
a
recent
street
occurrence.
A
small
boy.
with
his
mother,
set
out
to
visit
an
auntie.
Being
a
very
small
boy,
but
chivalrous
for
his
three
ytars.
he
begged
to
carry
his
mother's
parcel.
A
little
later
hi
stood
alone
on
the
street
clutching
the
Faces
are
enhanced
by
smiles
:par,c,el
wh"e
he
ud
fo
his
and
so
are
streets.
The
double-dealing
Weather
Man
and
bad
digestional
traets
set
the
blame
for
the
majority
of
glum
expressions
and
OAering
.brows,
yet
eminent
authorities
claim
that
even
the
latter
retreats
into
normality
when
dosed
fre
quently
with
large
quantltiey
of
real
humor
The
kind
that
reaches
deep
down,
and
warms
the
"innards,"
and
then
radiates
to
others.
With
su:h
workings
working,
no
one
could
resist
answering
"Goad
Morning"
the
first
or
the
fortieth
time!
And
the
weather
effects
a
person
less
when
the
sun
shines
from
the
inside
out.
However,
this
day
the
sun
was
shining
full
and
warm.
And
a
roup
cf
people
wore
smiles,
in
cluding
the
brl$hUeyed
cherub
upon
whom
they
were
directed.
She
was
pint-checked
and
in
Aiiwiuvv
wuu
,one
into
&
Have
a
Real
Holiday
on
Good
Dry
Earth
7
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and
117
Courtesy
and
Service
neighbor's
home
for
n
few
minutes.
While-he
waited,
he
watched
the.
garbage-men
at
work.
Closer
and
clo$cr
they
came
down
the'
street.
Before
each
house,
they
.stopped
td
dump
something
Into
their
wonderful,
big
truck.
When
the
truck
was
far
past
him
down
the
hill,
his
mother
came.
Where
was
her
parcel,
she
wondered
out
loud?
Where
the
were
auntie's
bloujts?
And
hei
pnall
son
knew
ull
the
answers.
U
should
net
be.
but
It
was.
The
parcel
was
far
down
the
street
ami
Jar
under
a
heap
of
refuse.
For
an
Important
little
boy
had
added
his
bit
to
a
day's
collections.
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