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By Kate Douglas 1

Wiggins

Whether you de- _

mand thrills, heart- ~ throbs or laughs in your pictures, you’ll _ get just what you want in “Rose o’ the

River.”

° It’s the story .of an unsophisticated country girl whose

life became wrapped in the tangled skeins Spun by an arch-villain. Green and unsus- pecting as she was, she turned the tables on

him and made him a laughing stock.

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- “HUNGRY LIONS IN A HOSPITAL”

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New Telephone Directory _ _ A new Telephone Directory for the Province

will ge -issued _in a short time. ' _ E _ ersons intending to become _subscribers Should place their order for a telephone without delay, so that their -name' will appear.

To Subscribers-If your name is incorrectly

or if you desiie any change made in the

_the Chief Operator;

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‘tor upward of

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_ing ‘this _ovenlnr it 8_ D- m...

t- voi.i.Ev sAi.i. for businessmen tonight, Y. M. C. A. at 8.45.

-. A_ 'SPECIAL LINE of womens cloth mais st $18.00 and $24.00. Prowse wp 2625-1»1-2&M2i

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_"Y ~A‘SPEQ|AL line of women’5 white tlannelette gowns $1.98. Prowse Bros. Ltd. 2625-11-28M2i.

'~coRNwALi.' ciRcui‘r.'-Plan or services for Nov. 30th: North Wilt- shire,_=l1 a.‘m._;_ Hampshire, 3 p. ni.;

Corn_wrill, 7 p. ni. _

,, __, _ . _ CRA_PAUD--.Church of England

Divine ‘Service on Sunday 30 at 11 .u._in. ln Long Creek and Crapaud at 7,in.§ni`i _‘

GOOD OPENING FOR RESOURCE-

FUL L`ADY.-A smart, intelligent lady capable of interviewing and dealing with business men wanted' Appl; Guardian Otlice. ti

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MILLINERY SALE.-Special sale

ot hats at n discount ot' 33 1-3 per cent off. Excellent values. Call and look them over. Estate James Kennedy. Kensington. 2644-11-28-M6i.

THE ARANMORE.-The C. G: S.

Arrniiinore is taking on light house supplies here and a full supply of provisions preparing to sailing loi- Belle Isle. She will probably sail to- night or tomorrow morning.

A BIG OPPORTUNITY. _ 'rum

everybody will, during the pre-Christ mas season want to store up Low- ney’S chocolate bars, the most delight ful, ilie most. _‘healthful confecti-ons in thc,_world, is a foregone conclusion. 'l`li‘i-_ inducement held out by the Chai lo_t_tetown Candy Company in theta ud'v`e.rJ.isem_en_t in this issue, whereby the purchaser, not only receives iull value for his money, but gets it flght- ing chance for $25 in gold, will appeal to _every lover of candy and of gold. 'l`iie unique contest put on by this enterprising iirm will be conducted ln the fairest possible manner and every~ body in the city who uses this delight i"u.l coiiiection should have a try for the $25 in gold, falling which they may secure one of the other prizes.

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1>ERsoN.ii_1_.s ' _

'Mr.- John McLe1ia_n,_Prlmrose was it visitor to tiie city yesterday.

_ Miss Helen Austin, of 10 Mile House has returned home after a. pleasant ivisit to_ friends in Rollo Bay.

Miss Adeline Burke, of Rollo Bay.

is visiting at 10 Mile House, the. guest of lier cousin Miss lielen Austin.

Miss Myrtle l~letide_rson of Long

Vreck is spending a, few_ days _|n` gm city. ____. __ - _

Mr. Fred' Hales, city. leaves this

morning omg, v-.lsit to his uncle in’ Hartford, Conn.

_ Mr. George P. Thompson. .Monta- erue went to P-ict st d '

ou ye er ay to lool

after some shipping interests of Mes-

srs .Poole &'Thonipson. '

Fred Gallant the young man charg-

od `\`vitli breakling and entering was on Wednesday, sentenced _to »two years in Dorchester penitent_iaiz';»'.; ' H

Mi?-S -‘BQSYB 'Keepin_g, _.daughter ot

Mr. lM_n1»Keeii;lnz. -Murray Harbor was operated on in tho P. E. Island Hospital this .week, for .a.ppendicitis. fthe is doing well. `

The condition of Mr. Richard Mur-

ph-/’s health ,is not as favorable at his inarw _friends would -wish. .Mig

Murphy has been'a iénost efficient eni- ployee of the firm o Prowse &_ Soni Murray Harbor for over thirty yearsu

The .many friends' o`f.,Mr._.Cl;|.rles

Arsennult, tailor Granville<Street, will be pleased to learn that he is recover ing from an attack of pneumonia by which he was confined to-his home

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'Mi-_ William F. Dockendorfi and

daughter-_-Iiggith left__yesterday mm-nm ing for the home in Vancouver. Mr. Dockendorff has been travelling in the interests of the Northern Aluminum Co., of Toronto this summer and ex-< 1 Dects to return to the-Island next Ap-

ril to resume his work here.

|'r PAvo to buy in this province.

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Witii_==iSt°¢ltii _

Cliristmiyp .goods t h a 't have been ‘selected from all the ‘best houses.

.We h a v e. opened a

_ gift room to cater. to..

" The__Early_ éSho|ipers

For the infant, for the

boy, for the girl, for th; y o u n g: lsd_v,_ .for :the matron; for the middle aged _'¥1_a°_»_ fer fhesrand pareiits; I '

` STOP AN D SHOP

balconies

_ F' a,-~M.1V£ Ni-Jrliere 'wilimn omeet-“

of Soldiers' Civil ileestablishinent has opened an office of the' Information and Service Branch manned by rc- tiirned men.

the chief industries, the majority of nien plnccil through the employment office of the Department go into such work. ' _

nssiiyliig has rittrncted a good- numb- cr.

ig evidence oi u.` splendid spirit of co- operation between the heads of vari. ous concerns and those who are cn- deavoriiig _to re-hsbliltnte the return-

ed man, though outside of these there ts it very liniitcd field.

A A solldsted ‘Mine itiid. Smelting Co at

0 N 0 Trail, W. -Blaylock has otfered an

D open door to all returned men .up-

.pl _through tho Nelson oiflce,of the De-~ pai-tnient of Soldiers' Civil Re-estab- lishnient. ~

vocn.-tionnl ritiidents are taking advan-

iit, 'I`i's.ial._ Every opportunity is given the e i _

G. W; V. A.-Thai-e will be a meet-

hi; thiscvening at 8 p. in.

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CHlLDREN'8 rib hose. All sizes.

35c each: Prcwsa Bros.. Ltd. ___ 2625-11-2sM2i.

Poi.acE_ count.-one drunk was

fined _$10 oi-'twenty days at the Police Court yesterda morning

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“_~_'rHi=. nav.-ia. wi. snooii-: win give sljxty i_niniites»,oi’ fun u`ud.,'iacts in Church _Road on Saturday the 29th, um. at 'r.ao m., and at Mount Stewart on 'Mo day evening. The lecture in each case being followed by a pie and basket social. _ _ _ _ 2_ea7-11-2s.ii1i_~

i=uN»Emii-__-'rite funeral or int- inte James J. (luy'took place last Sunday txfternon from the fresidence of his -=on Mr. V_on Clure Gay, Upper Prince Street. Although 'tlie weather was very .li~ ble la frle df

sagreeii a rge number of n ~. ind relatives _utitendeti`.' Rev. Mr. llendcnning ‘ofilciated at the l10\1S@ uid Rev. Mr. Pierce at the grave in Pownal wliei~e-interment took place.

MOUNT STEWART CIRCUIT.-All

.ire requested to note the special Mis- sionnry Anniversary services on Sun- luy the 7th December as follows: Black River 11 a. m. Dnnstriffiiage 3 p. m. Mount Stewart 7 p. rn. Union service and object lesson by the c‘iil- lrcn, entitled "Gods ot wood and stone." Silver offerings and subscrip- tions are requested ut each of the ser- vices. Then on Mbuday evening thc Rev. ll. S. B. Strotliard will lead nn .inportiiiit service in the Methodist church to which representatives of all nliurclies are invited.

GOVERNOR AND MRS. MCKIN-

NON'S RECEPTION..-His Honor the Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Mc- Kinnon are to be complimented upon ‘lie number of ladies and gentlemen who called upon them yesterday on the occasion of their first reception since His Houor‘s assumption of of- fice and also on the elaborate and tasteful arrangeineiit of their beauti- ful house whicli, although not “Gov- vrninent House," mak-es alvery charm- ing substitute. Notwitbsitandiiig the disagreeable weather there were over two hundred callers and no doubt there will be us many or more today when the reception will be continued from 3 to 6 p. ni. All the arrange- ments were complete in every detail, llls Honor and Mrs. McKinnon are an ideal host and hostess and their callers thoroughly enjoyed their first visit under tiienew regime.

ies that Mar-y G-arden will not bc

asked.

‘1Well-you ci~in‘t tell, what will

iappen in a year,” she replied. Miss Garden will leave for Chicago

toni'o'rrow to, join the Chicago Grand lpera t"ump:in_v. When she goes on :oncert tour she will spring a new “gown of ii tlioustiiicl ntii'ror`s`}"' which. elie said, "will assist _e.,vel‘y~ woman within _eyesight -to udjusjt her coli- 'u .” I ` `

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Speaking oi styles, Mary said the

skirts ln Paris arc “growing shorter hourly," anti tliazt if she had remaiiietl ilicre a day loiigei' she owould have been “sliockcil." _

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OPPORTUNITIES FOR

RETURNED MEN

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_in u_ population of about nine thou- sand, the district of Nelson, B. B. has over 200 rpleiisioners 'trpm the 'great war. To assist these and other veterans with information regarding opportunities for employment and Vocational training, the Department

Mining and lum-boring being the

Many of the returned me’n are keen

_o take up mining engineering; _ana

In both branches of industry there

The General Miiingei of the Con-'

ying for ruining opportunities,

At _the present time it number of

age of the practical courses offered

m n to inprove their positinnp

e utmost experience

th _ _

has recently _»coi'nmeiicedf

of a conccntrstor to _ ores at a roiit ln-

nntic_lD8t¢d will

rt larger number pf

future. ‘ _.. __ 4 ‘-

much help :ls "hotfix returned men by the

toreater of tiiejfiovlnco _who

discardgd "as`in

about 900 men are ein-

many apportunltieei ide, pcs I ' » _ 1 ‘ ' "

thtidlsposai of returne¢|l`in`eii. I _ q_ j_ ' -5 Q., 1_3, _ _ ' Several men while taking practical ' - 1 » _ ~‘ " i - _ _ » __ ~ _ » _ §}

in local industries are helping ~ _ ` ‘ ~ * '

teiiohnieoi -knowloglgoby means ____ Q _ ` _ _,; _ _ '_ _

cdi-reéponden_cn coursesi Qaiong ;_ _ - _ _,_ _ __ _ _ _

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December 15th to December 27th

A Drive will be inaugurated throughout the province on above dates to raise funds for er€0ti0I\ Of all 3»dditi0I\3| building to the University. 3

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` The accommodation of the Institution is totally in-

' adequate for the large number of students at- tending it. This Institution in the 65 years of its

I existence -has never made an appeal to the public.

EACH PARISH WILL BE SEPARATELY

ORGANIZED ANI) CAN VASSEI).

You have done your duty to your country; you have giv- en the lives of your noble sons to your _country’s cause; you have lent your country $10,000,000. \_7Vl’iat have you

' given for the cause of Christian Education? Think of

` the work this institution has accomplished in this pro-

vince forthe past 65 years. Think of the men_and`clei_'gy

»_~________.___ it has provided you with. Think of the Spiritual Guid -

' ` " `i . ance they have given you. Think of what they are doing MARY °"“'°E"'_’fi”“”' S"°°'““’ and think of all there is yet to be done in the cause of __ NEW YORK; NOV- 27--TW _“em t » Education. Do you realize the sacrifice the staff of this

f1»»¥~_r1-Ville y.@a_r. ' __ _ __ institution is nfiak_1n_g for the cause of Education? Give .ttd`§0“t?$?l’§1fs.f§§f. its §'.`.9r`tv‘I..f`é`§ them at least suthcient accoininodations to carry o_n. 4 ‘"'9i£l$"_f.‘{,`.,‘_‘,’§`°’§,l;’{ ‘;’.fZ.’}.°_-$1 ‘§,§‘,§‘y;,,,5 Remeinberthat he who gives to the cause of _Christian

~~ Education is lending to the Lord. Investments in the

hands of Divine Providence bear eternal interest. Do

` _ you consider it worth your While? _

"- J. J. HUGHES, Tl‘€8S. L. B. MCMILLAN, ' _

Mgr Provincial Bank Organizer

%inniiuu'.'.iinnuin§

,y-gun.-* ___ __n\|\_\_ 'm-*_ gang ' = __ _ '”l\

u. few miles below Nelson, and is sup- plementing thc practical work there with a correspondence course in electrical ciiglneeriiig. _

At Vernon many returned incii :irc

planning to take up farins in thc beau- lifiil Okanugon Valley, und n nuniber

are taking vocational courses in fruit farming and inixedfariiiiiig /under the Vocational llraiich of the Department of Soldiers' Civil Re-Establishment.

'l‘htrty vocational students are ut

work in this district and from the

- cmployiiieiit oilice an average oi' six-

teen men ii week are placed iii posi- tions.

Bee-keepiiig courses have attracted

a fair number. Others are taking mot- or nieclianics, one learning cleaning and pressing trade, und one electrical engineerliifg. ‘

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