Auousr 2. 1945 _,__

_ i. SHOWINGS TODAY

RK WATERS ""

with Merle Obélgblll - Franchot Tone

d Honeymoon - Mother Goose Nightmare SHOWING AT 2:30 . 7 AND 9

lllliE EDWARD- | Hill ill iilllilii FlililiEi Yliiiii HHES!

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_ CAR. NUMQR BOOKS now on sale. 8- -

MARY BOLAND t PHILIP MERiVAlE f HENRY O'NEILL

Also News Of The Day - Community Sing Reel lllzli-cli 0f Time - Cartoon Big Heel Watlia

canto --'- on —F|ll.SAT.

SHOWING AT 2:30 - 7 - 8:45

MER-“N. FUNNIER, WILDER ’N A ERITHAN. EVER BEFORE!

Jenn McDonald social secretary Leod

IIIIIIII IIIQUIII

THE GAS T SIDE KIDS -_

gross is being made in the erection K91 . __ M , i ,1 vin rs J A. Hogg.

militia’: 335.13%? asters. - Ms. Ha»- Mia-w. and Cumberland Streets. Oiiicialsl

. i D 1- 11 l. glbturée $$£€c?re sfffisrngae“ Wm‘. Kay. Mrs. Angus Green. the speed of construction and stu- Nev‘ London — Mrs. Fred Mc- ted yeswrdav that the building pro- Ewen. Mrs Don McEwen gram 1s abreast of schedule. At Springfield —Mrs. William Has- present. the steel framework ls be- lam. Mrs. Norris Sinclair

insoles Again: uo oolicrlF-“llulllz llAu

lng put up and while the builders. Clinton — Mrs. lvfacKay, Mrs M F. Schurman and C0mll=111Y~ R l-icaiiey Ltd., have no siuplus of any kllld lliarcai: — Mrs. G Mayhew,

of rnaterilil on hand, steel. brick‘? Mrs Erlwin Brown

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P. E.

l Thin column in reserved for newa ‘of local interest, hut advertising , of a newly nature may be inserted . l! l" oenta a word, atrietiy. pay. ] able in advance.

.—. ,-.-=\...;=_ RASWELL fur Photographs. 1 l __

CAB. NUMBER.’ BOOKS now on 51119- a-i-ii.

oonranaitnioiv LIFE m. URANCE. - l

; QONFEDERATION LIFE IN- a SURANCE.

on. J. P. Mittalrs OFFICE will| be closed until August 20th. 8-1-5.

CAR. NUMBER BOOKS now on‘ sale. 3-1-41,

REDDIN altos, will be h... Uni,»

.Drugstore open Wednesday after- ‘iioon and evening. ll-l-ii.

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CONTRIBUTIONS for Princes. Alice Foiuiziation Youih Training:

Miss McQuaid, City Hail. I 7-28 31 8 2 3i.‘ tivo P. El. I. soldiers ilrhn returned

150 years old. brought $80 at a

‘ma. ciialitorrimrliriv cualznialv

Island oldiors in Hospital Prices Boarll i

Statement Re Larli Shortage ,

With reference to the reported shortage of lard and shortening referred to yesterday the following statement has been furnished by the Information Branch of the Prices Board:

"The overall shortage of lard and shortening in Britain and the U. S. A.. as wcil as in Canada, has compelled the Board to quota the use of shortening, and there is no prospect of any improvement m the supply situation for the bai- rlnce of this your.

"The production of lard has de- creased _vor_v materially as com- pared with 1044 and at present the production is loss than of what it was at this time last year. Chief reason for this is the ap- proximate 50 percent reduction in the hog siaughterings across Can- ada. The hoary moat canning pro-

‘am to meet essential demands

. .. . ., _ gi 1mm‘ being ream/Cd by lrmsuru.‘ Shoyvn in lhlifaicMliiniigv liosgiilal, where they wore livid for ex- overseas also uses up heavy qua“. , .lilllllf\~UDl‘l following dlsrmb "kation from the Lady Nelson Friday are titles of edible fats, thus aggravat-

aboard the hospital ship. The; “in ' lug the situation.

lift. Pt . A. A. Mill, f Ch itt to ' . . . “As f ..'bi th B0 d: PROFITABLE SALE _ A piam: §lblon’el"E-L_(canrsdkiiin Arxyo Piwtilg? and Ptc D L lforion, Mountl ar as Dossi e e ar s i

attempting to make sure that the limited supplies available are dis- k li-ibutcd equitably to the different

public auction sale Tuesday wlienl _.. l . ._. Lilg- Tcrlizzlk property ivas so1cl.,1

69 Boyfield Street, the property of] the late A.N. Large, Sr. estate were . sold to Mr George Cudmore One brought $1,375 aiid the other $1.300. rouca COURT - One motor-l

1st. charged with driving in an imprudent manner, was fined $30. and costs or 30 days in Jail; an- other. convicted on the same The 18th Annual District Con- charge was fined $20. and costs or vention of Norbcro Mnrgmg 20 1181's A lemulc drunk. in .1811, Springfield, Kelvin rx/‘raici Sprin‘ since July 14, W115 191955911 M191‘ 11 Brook, Coronation,‘ Ir..litu\vii Long reprimand and the accused in an River, Clinton, New Il0ndon' Gm? assault gas; was COéIVdiCZCdt and hams Road Iusuunxs was Held m Veil 3 “Y W596“ 9 Se“ ence- K1118 GPOYEe Hail. Kensington on Thursday Jilly 19th 1945 Spring- ROOMS AVAILABLE-With the held W1, m, ,.'._,,,,- ' ‘ CO-Ollvmtlflll 0T mall)’ Charlotte‘ afternoon scssiuilazilt ‘EH50 PTAl/ie town citizens City Clerk J. A with the President, Mrs Harold Fullerton has been able to corn- Laird‘ in the 0mm. épencd’ by Sm? vile a large list o! roams avalk 111g the Institute Ode followed b able for the accommodation of the creed in unfscn y vlsitorsvéo kthe City’ udurlqfiligid] Miss Muriel Hash", very Brae; Home ee. The st ncu es 5 . an» and 1- w-n ‘.%‘.‘..‘i...‘i§3.°°‘“l$ll."ltllifdliitlt.‘i’? ‘mm-s may be ‘lbmmed- Irishtown replied in her ovfin charming manner. The minute or shortlist... wil§5ns“£”"$.m“- 11-- ber of the National Committee for Th y e1 “c” “'7' the Princess Alice Foundation h e no?“ m‘ “i? “mmmee W“ Fund has asked Mrs. J A Bernard i e“ “Pmmted- wife of the Lieut-Govcrnnr to act. “m5 Riv" "" M“ w E JOY"!- as Honorary President of the Fund 5m‘- , loi- the Province. Mrs. K SA Sunni: Brock —— Mrs- I. Jolly- Rogers is honornrv secretary a H1011? Mrs. J D McGu-‘igan honoiury Irislitown - Mrs. Willard Riley. treasurer. The secretary is Miss Coronation — Miss Annie Mo.

of the Lleut-Governor and the Courtesy and resolution com- treasurer is Miss Marv McQuald. mittce:

accountant at the 011v Clerks 111- New London - Mu n. Mayhew. flce. GGrahams Road — Mrs. Angus GOOD 306M355 " G°°d pm‘ lblelffiboro — Mrs George Bowness.

Executive for 1046 M} Grahams Road — Mrs. J. Mac-

GAIRIEiDHL-MLYIDIEDICT > and cement are being received sufficient quantities to allow ccn- Mrs D MaCKay

‘ ft-YlrlfigalgnwLlflwfifiieflamlmggalfig Kelvin — Mrs. L. Crozler, Mrs er -

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235v ‘rgrfiligliifohillfinssoliliri? Tlie builgliiil

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“gm cgrlfigicletfiétriiirtlilirge wiath two Dong Ri\'cr—Mi"s Eustace Payn- lilafsgfrocms on each floor. Courses fer, Mrs. W J Profitt.

mg. farm mefi and agriculture

San Kat-an and Joel: _ tar William lea

nualay a1 wn’. x. cm’ in an

Serial, “HAUNTED HARBOR“ FUNTIME - HAPPY GO NUTTY

“ Eli Pill E " T-NiGT Fl

Shows At 7 - 8:45 - Matinee Saturday At 2:30

fioducers Releasing (broomiion

3°55?"

Extra: Serial, “ZORUS WHIP” PICTORIAL - SCREEN SNAPSHOTS ROUGH AND TUMBLE - CAMERA DIGEST

_ ll dogs were Titrvfifdflw gun's butzhlgr

ceding. Members of the crew took 111F115

- S-—Aulzilsl L-One 5hli>mcnts or pgt

Spring Brock — Mrs. H Meek.

qummgn’ Laivrencc Cnsely I Ncrboro -~ Mrs. J. Andrews. Mrs. J Latricss

< < ~l tical. wood-work- Lrishtoivn — Mrs. L Paynter, “n ‘nclude L iicaiiics, anaulzhtina- Mrs Ellis Pi-orm Coronation — Mrs Foster Dun- niiig, Mrs. Elmer Parsons Standing Roll Call gave 100 Personals members and Illdll}! visitors 1 d 1 "_" GhmsRodinsuoe n Mrs‘ John W‘ firsfiiuwisfiéhifi a sirrlz Song yvitlni Mrs .Ar1El1s (310911 1401115. P-E-X" ‘gm of Westbrook, at the piano. Mrs fiancee Hoil M"- Armur Ma Trainer was present for the pur-

A sideboard sold for $180. and an; antique chest of drawers broughtlELEGT $80 Two» dtvellings. No 6'1 and. -

cxlendcd to our guest speaker. Mrs. l bomb aimer of 48 Horwood Rload)

Mrs. McEwen and Mrs. Dunningmnone, they said, touched them for delightful trio and to Mrs Roy more than the “Callow Cigarets." hiut-Lccd for her interesting paper. I Walter Caliow veteran flier of‘

""" ‘-" lparts of} the Dominion but it is val-g MM»- r..t"°xla..a"ls.°' Meeting Opened by Sjnnjng “OX the amourits that {hBydlfEESl Canada” followed by a 5315b M15 are entitled to. or even to meet Rebccca Orr, "When 5'5 53mm”? What they fool at present to be 1n Green Gamay’ _mcored ' their immediate needs. The situ- An address by Mr, McLflhw (or M1011 i5 50 tight that officials feel the Blue Cross Campaign “m, c,“ that it is a mattcr of having to get plzilned {he plans for group hos_ along on less of these items even pitallzatioh very clearly and an,» Yllollilh it may mean a deprecia- v/ergd questions on {he subject lion in the quality of their pro. from the ladies. Duet, Mrs Preston‘ due“

figgflft _and‘Miss Josie Campbell.‘ "Retail distributors are receiving em en its Night Time In Nevada" 90 percent of their 1941 usage and 015d l bakers 8U percent bilt zhe demands

Mr. Lloyd Shaw_ Dlrccgm- O; for lard by bakers and other ilsers Education for PE [gland dBjilflVE increased tremendously, far cussed to some ienzth changes m= in excess of what they were in our educational system, advising 1041, and it is not possible through

EEQIVCDLCKIIIY,“ centres to supplement them with their full requirements. ‘ n ar ~

Children “Um; nggurzltlg} hicxgooa- this Province but is being caper-l follow one pattern in education ieiiccd in other provinces and .19.. bu; would each be able to have ies as weii as in other countries

mung“ l .1‘, h i served by the Combined Food to do g n “o e is be“ m!" Board, which allocates the supply.

Instfilmental music. Mm AndJ plfiezufthsésloxgnodlties to the :oun~i

rews. Vl0i1n.‘ Mrs Mallelt, piano; Ivan Bowness guitar ‘Instrumental 11111510. Harry Marks, F. 12",»

cii 1 - “ii

o“ its“a.lz‘z"z.'°.ssasmttlz "m 111111111 llhatter! I i l

auctioned off by Mr. James Prof-l ltt. bringing the sum of $4 1s with $11 01> donated by the Institute $28 48 to be sent to T.B League.

WITH THE R C.A a OVER-

ISEAS-migz. _ lop; _-.Jgp3ng5e Officers Named 511131111)’ llmliicnis irere increased when Burinmbased Liberator

FOI-lvwluk wfife tlrr nominations bmllbi-‘i 111111111911 by Canadian. brought in by the nominating com- British and New Zlealand fliers - mlllee. Officers for 1946 corlven- 5111391911 YallV-‘uy and otherl

i101! bPldl-rcs at a place called Kan- Mrs George Coles, President. clllillflbllrl. 311111141- ’ Mrs. Allan Campbell, Vice Pres- | ident. Flt. Lt. W. Watson of whit». Mrs Wesley Paynter, Sec. 'I‘reas- 110159- Yukfln. veteran of the urer (reelected). Singapore wampaigrl, was leader Auditor, Mrs plum-d Meek, for the main force of bombers. FltH

Courtesy and Resolution Ccm- Lt R. M Borthwick of 12l70-51st mlttee brought in the follottingi Ave. West) Vancouver B C., tool: resolutions. Resolved that the. his crew on their last trip after thanks of the convention be ex-i more than 403 operational hours. tended to Springfield nacl Margate‘ He said: "I1; was a good “clo." We Institutes for their hospitality and‘ dYOPIRd our bombs well on the hearty welcome. Further resolved‘ first bridge " Aioiier Canadian that thanks of this convention be on the raid vras F0. YJ. Dale,

‘ Toronto.

Frances Holi Trninor. for her in- tercstlng and instructive talk, also for her very pleasing solo. To Missl Cit-y of Edmonton squadron men Hazard for helpful suggestions for have received many gifts during tho coming year. To Mrs. McKay,‘ their years of service overseas. but

To Mrs Murdock McLeod for her the First Great War, bedridden skilful handiiii: of the discussion‘ for the last l4 ycnrs as a sequel to on “Music in the School" to Mr. a crash. has been blind for the shaw and Mr. McLahey for in- last five years His indomitable spirlng address ‘ spirit has found ‘n outlet in the Further resolved that the thanks, "Callow Cigaret ifilind," which has

all others ivho in any way iiélped‘ troops and airni-cn. to make this convention a success. When 2.000 cigarels arrived from

brcught to a close a successful and Hill Hospital, Halifax, N.S., the inspiring convention. Edmontonltes said "We won't for- get in a hurry "

Me" me vismng mfms cm,‘ Pose of assisting to orflunizfl5ia

_- D‘ Ffltl 1i ‘ ii GiSiTiCI ‘i8 Mrs. StanleyM Stayegrixks (r2122; $32“: gaeggl ghmlfe of mm for ‘mtetown’ arid New I-Iamp- same Mrs McMurdo, Kelvin‘ “'°"hy' ‘mill-lb ‘their mother, brought in rules for governing on, Shire‘ are “Sc: Jenkins, Annan- ganizatlon for our consideration.

d“?- royalty not exceeding $5.00 t0 be ______._i- used. Must be presented 111K151

original title N0 JAP BALLOON 2. Cast not necessarily members

1 Git ‘olillniitnmet b t a i Kins bt, a farmer o - . rial o e sage n cosznlearltlfiiisliuiss 24 miles 635i 9‘ George Hzii. Keiislngton.

Prince George, B. C., on the Cami," 4. Prizes: First, $16.00, second dian National Railways. tlivullllwsio o0. third so 00

he saw something briilhl ‘mil shiny 5. Prize money and general ex- floating in the Fl‘? "V" Gismmm‘ pauses such as hall rent, adjudic- Il, may, he thought. be l‘ “Wmfse ators expenses ctc, lo be deducted balloon loaded with exploslilgs-lirom door receipts; balance to be Knowing what damage could reg; divided between compctinz instit- caused by an‘ epsrrlélyt 351153;; {he I “m,

my; flisinégrt amp M Glsconm 6. A central committee of five to Paubstllot out his rlfl the lhlail to earth»

It Hwncd our, y insyltutceis‘ dkatlzgs for hrolding fest- Qrolo lcal balloon sont- iva an o a e care o items aris- ff; ‘m, “vfiiileer cxgerts. 1111B from time to time. Following The balloon and its equipment is the committee: Mrs. Ellis Prof- wcre dispatched by the finder to itlt. Mrs George Bowriess, Min. Prince Rupert. Apparently Mr. McMun-lo, Mrs. Leigh Crane, Mrl. paubst, was a little disappointed Ernest Hashim. that the balloon wasn't JaPfiflefi- Next 0n the DYQRYIUII was a trio because in the accompnnyius M591‘ by Mrs. Wilbur MacKay, lyfi-s. he said- "um returnini heicwm‘ gggixald Dunning, Mrs. Fred Mc-

_____---- The Supervisor, Miss Hazard ACTIVE EYELIDS bffliéflitlil Ihelriful suggestions in re-

~——— Ear o nsttutc work. Qu. mak- Th eyelids blink from three *0 ing etc. She asked for sum ‘rms alx timesmpinlngiq-tfifl- léagnllfw Iglfltiepllflkffllli '——’-‘ "r-N’ s n " ws". a an aiaatlah 111111 “"3 5p““l°1§.a: some new idea: for coliiicuctinl; Dis- TYINHIO- A W915“ ‘mm!- vgncom trict conventions Mrs. Frances yzeedyvhytgeavgifrllilzfeg ‘E31, find a $011 Tralnor sang I'll Walk Beside

' g ter- 011-

new home xismn lvtiinnlgigll a atiiii nu Mrs. ‘Tralnor and Miss Hazard gixfrgvigetfir on dhapleafi, Ont. l‘: Here presented with boiloilcts of retrieve, Md a spaniel were boQuse." 02m: (by Ilételilonlidisscs Caseiy and

w tmoun r "e5":- Mrs. Murdock McLeod of Long

River conducted a discussion on

’ M "Music In Schools" taken part in 0n a by members from Coronation. Mar-

gate. Kelvin. A paper on rural

stitute assisted by Wench River

h'ld Coronation Institute is to enter- en I tain the convention for i046

Reports of activities of institutes

successful year in amount of work atlpatian with anti-Wt!" ncwcorrevtlvemfllfl" 118W“! had 30th birthday party

5a terriers were amfort. Coiin.. and 11 m Brooklyn. A retriev-

Kitchener. Out» l 5§mq to ggult Sh. Marie on

11f various breeds nt which arrived

£11000! vessel "Ash,

peelflb logrMg-ayln {guru-git}; frfidxn: New IDHGOH also had a 10th ann- i glilyua-iill-lout changeable n-actionu that “$55? duflnfl ‘h? Year lvlnthofullieltellild wonWobibci-lflfllig? eet na- then adlnuriwl for tea iuallalrolaxative-takln: time stagnant e hour T” w‘! sew“! by gprmg.

wgggggrmggtmlflgm$l acid Ind Marnte would .

Mrs‘ wunam 1- P153’ — 9119 a“- HDYFrOYMtY or‘ consistently heavy siiicc V-E Dayl schema D y C I of 5mm 3_ Don-

c and by-nuqht-Sei-‘UYB adjudiclitors lo plan with nbi

SINCE V-E DA"! Honor of completing both the

———— i first and the last operational trips MONCTON. N. K-Aultust 1- .—¢ to be made by the 12.6 a F. Buf- "Trunscontlneiital air travel val mo squadron o; coasnfl Qgmmgnd Trans-Canada Air Lines has been‘ was earned by sqdm we R, g

and the“ i135 bee" *1 p““°“1“u ld Bi k) Bot William, Ont. heavy traffic between Halifax Aiilvfii‘ t‘ AWS; bagk m Aug w“ Mmmml", “med Walter $5502; Schorilcs took off from a base in m? hfifisga?“ (igefifillfipe; miféw; northern Scotland to complete the 0Y1 -_l -1 " f1 t r tion m“ ‘m mmmm“ trip ‘Q-lme ~15?“ lrlililigahfir the Nfnrth s5.“ a a “m” °°““"““‘g‘ he 5"?‘ mi ‘On the last tri? Schoales acted can“ 15 being made to {he one o ‘ 1 d i an’ escort for two this increased aird travel anrdr Dori‘. 05 Pa?‘ ° . . parations are 1111 CK 111W '1 _ -_ , ._ ,.,- , t. l _~ l '. t of '1‘ ""‘- to t.i.~li liorrrm-d home- pimsw“ of T0,}, r1211“) zixddiiqlginai i-mdu His navigator on this flight new equlwmm A . - ~ ~ crews. Due to the war it has Lcien v31; 1E1 .1: .1 Jackson of difficult to obtain any new 9111111" Grimsby Beach, Ont. n; and it is anticipated ihatl --»-- tTlih the end of the war in EuIVOPIQi Half-a dozen airmen who keel‘ new equirmcnt Wm bcmme mm itheir ll"\\'.'~—ll~"-Si‘S P; tg-{tifllriufli-Jll? . .. lNi21nc.A< ~01 r1‘ \'-' - $11,411; the war veal-s tin-re writ; gompgher“ in Gcmlnny-l “u, ‘m a largo increase iii nirnrrligenuzf; ..\vinznp;" m. only “pwafliy air calxiireéflkfamllligll‘ FSMWSIS “.51 notrslfiapor boast-ad by an? P- Q- mive- ‘m ‘ e ‘i c ’ A F. overseas unit wntlnlle l° lmFFm‘ 4mm“ m‘: ‘a. m: no: i: is 1.1-’: coil plgigggfil‘ years. Mr. Fowler con ‘Bl-engggfi o! Kirkland 11%?!“ Ont 1'“ - , if ..t_ vrrilrforteNor- M“ Fowler "’*‘é‘,§9§‘f{§f,1§ ‘girlie?’ 1222s‘ in iii: homo town: “L Mmwm “s iiiimtié Divisioni an. Editor is LAC. Dink Gallagher intendlent of the l i y 5mm TCA and is a native Ollfomier radio announcer n °t m?“ N ‘g John, N.B 1 ‘circulation is under SM“ e’ ' '_--———— LAC Tom Buchanan of (974443 __.__-~- Avel ndmnnlonfrinfl "111 “incl-t ' L TACLES . dlt . l’. LAC‘! Hot-h 1 C0. m“ ‘ibis 0s:1%'TUAGENARlANS~:-‘:{e éflllffrlxillfiiviif_ofinfi nlll Williams —-—— who worked in tho Toronto bureau mivnou-lcrl-When hi; of "n... Canadian Press before en- year-old husband accusesm s buzflnent year-old wife of being not ‘I18 Y; ____ n. "good-time 8111 the" m" m“ i the judge in the dlvcrce ‘court can; b b r w“ LACW do bu‘ Ridvxsgaggmim m go hum -.'i§?§i.¢l-§°"oli§§l<@i.‘git-whole mam. and nvfillliiilpm and Mario Collins. bcr of the \V.A.A.F. She was kill- Bind ha; 1n his divorce pica; ed by a cannon shell from an in- alciiiit oatccused his wife whom he; irudcr which strafcd Topclifle air- marridd four years ago after atwo nrlsl call." "T1" n1°l'l'lll'l°--_

' ' electriflcar on by vlrs. Ray Mc- Leod. Waséfead. spring Brook In-I E"but since he stopped my money I, ldo nn cooking for h "

' t d W911? Qiven at intervals dill-in", pro- e mam showing the cmse or “ Ilium“ bedcloihes of‘! mo." Dolftulmtlcllllil “"11" “rm” a" accomplished and charities silo-i adjourned for a month. William

axativu or _ ' scribed in. S l fl t l ‘ - " I have a ganhhllnlgilnafiathlnica. Ive Chikirlhl Pl‘ "i Piti 79D“? N 1 Mlagledenrflontig avlglwh Mane

rots and having a 800d ""157 Marie says he accused her of

flirting and leading 1x101! 111v-

"We still live together. Si“ selfl-

months‘ romance, of wanting“ . ' spend too much money on t3. BETTER HEALTH RETURNS

- 5 - ,| i; ailing-use the “w” have m" own beds “"1.'°'la?:riii“i§iali; rBttr-iedy that is in get his own back on mo halo ‘an. w mam hnmefl ‘odfly_nn_ “MM routes into my room and pill s . .‘ “ITOWS PILLS; "my Wm “M” , , bltl n. ap- Mter the hearings whkh Mm‘ acl-‘tlgfhgfaotiquilliffdp, swirl- "nerves —ln short. better health. Hun- dreds say from personal experience replied: ,, | i2“; "I'm damned if I will. grunt

frwa irELLiiEli"o

Tegional, composite high schools at ‘llluitable cilstribution to DYOVlCiC; "This situation is not peculiar to

M°s and Woman’: SMART BULOVAS $24.75

tiiiinty styles for women. smart for men. Choose from different styles we offer,

W. W. WELLNER LT.

JEWELERS SINCE 1868

"insure"

-——_._ VANCOUVER WOMAN STAY

— l Mrs Fbrnic, who, from Vancouvcrl early servicemeifs canteen _ Columbia House, has taken a sec- retarial post at a West End Lon- don club. } d . . Know to tiousan s of this COllVC1lt10li be extended lO_59l'lL countless Wags’ to the couvemxgs _ H connection with ‘JEILCIIO Collntii _ y ‘ Fern“) was gues. Singing oi the National Anthem Gallows home and "depot," Camp honor at a rpcQpflOn gi by W A. McAdam, B l-pnbia‘! ogunt-lgcner ""'_—" M Ada Veterans ant TRAVEL HEAVY —— tef m government husinx the scores oi Br-flili

:1,‘ last. full month Br, in charge, the canteen at BC- ‘icc: lxich.