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iiilreal is now Silver Foxes, skrat, etc. at F. R. Mclniinefs Show- rooms, 1 too GraftonSt.

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Starting tomorrow (Tuesday) our store will be open every oven- lng till. Chi". ~‘ 1 "c. to give those who find it inconvenient to shop during the day am opportunity to do their buying in the evenings.

Remrulber open every evening starting Tuesday till Christmas.

Closed all dag; SullP-‘iV-Yt Dec- 26th mixing Day-

ﬁE EROS, Ltd.

Plllli HQLHS

BUYING SILVER FOXES

and all kinds of raw furl st the Revere Hotel, Mr. N. Schelew will be there all week, We’ll 1|- sure you best prices.

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_ us, umm,wI|V8yUMllc10f).llh'lbl-l- R0"““pe,_'w¥ VXM Th, m“! location ma been reached, mu cwll for the next. moot-mg ls lo be; iiimibe" W"? Fble V’ 5W it w" An example we can sot. for our bﬁiii-‘iwii Gerbil-RHE- “19 9T children in every day lulu-g, ‘lhc dent‘ save a shut vumimw o! the tiext. mvetJtrig-urili be at the hcnle F955 "Mk *h’9“'m3 ma‘ me U" of Mrs. Cooil Wood. lnuicn vrn.» if-‘iiwi-imﬂ W35 300d Bl 11 K199911185. served by the wnuuttee ltn dldrgr. and the Secretary- MIB- F3801‘- Meetirlg closed wuu tho National never Maud s meetiris- The de- Ammm votionnl services, Whzch were con- ‘ ._.____._.___ ducted by n, (iiiietrent member were I OYSTER BED BRIDGE W-L

_ ful preparation. committee was nor. sulccessiul in

The annual me i: of the Oyster

the old officers be re-eiecwd: met with the enth

held at the home of Mrs. Philip 89'9"" o1 the meetinz which was closed

Matbeson. The meeting opened by singing the Ode and Carol and re- peating the Creed in unison, follow-

Sacrificed Life To Save Soldiers

ed by roll coll which was respon- cd lo by aylug of ices amounting to $2.50. ‘here were ten members, one new member and two visitors present. The mlnutos oi’ the prov- ious asmunl and. monthly meetings were read, improved, and signed. The Siccretnry was absent so no rc- port was given. Correspondence was read, next. mating to be lrld at lvlrs. Hotvvurd Carr's home. R ll coil to be answered with Hot Supper

es.

The members decided to make s quilt, the quilting to take plaice at Mrs_ Howard Carr's. It was also dc- cided that each member tollce tee. l and lunch, some iorm of bread.

Meeting closed with the National Anthem alter which n. damtyt lunch

a social hall! hour ecijoycd. ARLINGTON SCHOOL

Honor Roll (or November Grade IlL-Abserit for Twil- Grade VIII.—-l, Belle Smith; l Clara. MncLeau and Allison Phil- lips; 3, Glen Mclirthur, Grade VIL-i, Marie Keklwr- John Dekknri ‘n

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Grade VL-l,

Urban Macbeiian. Giro. e —l, Norman

Blanche Baglole; ‘Iihtme MRI-Qin- Gr IV.—l, Gerald Maclsllan;

ad 2, Ralpeh Maclellau; 3, Earl Plea-

tid. G ad III. - 1, Ruth Macteen: $0.3...“ Dennis and Oaﬂyle

was served by the hostess and a soc- 3' m . 3 Rog,” Mmmmum 181 hOuijiytili/vliy 8.1L _ s§idnéy l w‘ S- G 2. liarrey linmfsa-yf 3, Allison Den: nis

The annual itieotitig n!’ the W. M. S. of Montague Uniiocl Cli-j uirch met at the honte of ltlis, Geo- rge Gordon on Tuesday‘ evening‘ with n gcoj qi-letntiauce of the lad- ies. Mrs Ethan Stewart, tho Presi- dent, a in 1t g choir, rind Mts.

‘ .l elm-go o! the llvot- w‘ whilt unis vcry im-

Cvrade I. Jr.--l, Shirley Winch- ester and Tnonms Plestid; 2, - roy Matthews; 3, Elwood Mac- Donald.

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LONDON —

pressire. Iltstrari m‘ the Theme wnr jobs in London at the rate o! given, Mrs. Gur-gon turd a Chrlst- 9,000 monthly, mas mBSSlLg-E and cpemd with -——————————-———-~ prayer Tlic Hymn, While Sm-rp- v.0. MAJOR. DEAD IItElYZlB Watched ‘I '~ Floris," utrus CAMBRIDGE, Eriglurﬁi. --(CP.l}—l— l, _~~. , _, 1 ' TNA sung. ltlrs. D: gave that‘ Major Alexis Dmm , w o won . e AB“: SEA“ ‘N n chh ‘ bountiful r "lug ‘r . ‘ Victoria Cross in the South Afric-

upii," picturing so an war, died at '75. story.

The following details o! the p 13 Alter a oirc-e of prnyerm

“Mb (NEA olephone)

NEW Gl'l.\'F.-\ WILD NIXN-The men in his outfit caller‘. him a. "wild r ~ ~ i 1v Q (_\'t‘\_ Sutlfn kil more than 2o Jnps dur-

1 and Buua. The lsricurvﬂ; only u. l lauded in Sll""‘.'_-, log Hes ' i tire injured limb, with Pu. F. C. ‘

A» .. applsltig first aid. i

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| rode IV.—l, Ril. Sinnot; 2, l’ ‘AEc-Cliriiiy; 3, Ricliel

lII.-l, Cecil Connolly. _ _ l‘.c. Connolly;

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Fr in ll. Burying Mink,

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Fikiiii‘! TTl*illl~T.‘§F).t‘i.‘il' -»- (‘HRISTMAS EVE 7K0 A. M. MONDAY, l‘_'.llltll{ 28th AND Iilitllil

lﬁiTfii Ail/AN 'rzt'.tt-:.~rt>r.*v. uicctcttlnuu 31st: iiimrii. 8.30 A. M. _

AY, JANUARY 4th

N OT! iiﬁiviT SHOPPING THIS CHRISTMAS

yo r ﬁn iii

5.30 P. M.

5.30 P. ‘W.

t that 1 ilrougn; over from l-islllax

, gave hi, life unis a most gallon

‘ino- rlerrccl to.

duutli and burial of the late Able Seaman Joseph A. McKenna. R-Ci N.V.R., have been received by his » ' -. P_ J, McKeutm, Pow- iroin naval headquarters, ml. Sfilllliiil McKcnnn enlist- l-d .0. the outbreak of vrnr and was ilmong lhc first to arrive overseas: Dear Mr. McKenna,

li/lay l ofier my sympathy in the rreut loss which you have suf- fered through time sucrifice made by your son in the assault on Ui-"ppﬂ.

l-i-c was cue oi the line

the Presifent took ovc-r and tine‘ 0n many American

business was disposed of. lliis.

io-rt of the ycnrs f‘. cs utlnlch l a day.

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in, Fcbnlsry. All rcports of his scrv "e were cxccllent, and he suc- ;_ fully cart-ind out the task which hr sot for hltnself.

‘PM: craft; in \\’l.i:l\ your son was serving ~l i under the command of SlllJ-Llill nan! Ben F nklln, R NVR. Th0 itctmn in whl your some

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pplsode, and is rcicrred to in the uiiicial rvport. by Colonel the Hon. J. L. Rolston, in the following words:-

“...Numetcus cases of gallantry on the burl. of such pcrsoncll were rPccrclcd. At one point light cruit. vcnlturezl into extremely heavy fin.- to rescue men of the Royxil Rcstincetit of Ctmada who utcre Clulrlz‘! to the bottom of an over- lurrrd lntizliug craft close to the itiorc. OI those rescue craft one uns cultimatirled by a. Canadian Officer and in another a Canad- ian rating and an English rating sacrificed their lives to ssve these s0l<iicrs.. " _

Ycur son was the Canadian rat~ Suit-Lieutenant Franklin was wounded in the en-

gugcnicnt.

You have every reason to be very proud of your son. ~ The funeral oi your son and oi’ five others wl lcst their lives in

. o , tallest. the Non- , conformist minister and the Ntwnl ﬂwtbnm. Your sOn was buried lwith thﬂ rites of his Church ’the committal was pcrfDrmed by his own priest, the Rrv. Fame,» ]j_ Cultsslrzlt, Yhc Roman Catholic of. ficlulittg chaplain. - . f ._ , The soniot- officers present were " Vlcc~Ji<lxnlrul Harmonia-Jones, It N. and Captain E. Heston, RN, I‘ 0m the group in which your F311 srrvcd. ._$li‘a-Llcullrlnli:s Book. Sin. t- lr. Ortrztrrkc, Dolley and smith, -t iouricui ratings, “ﬁn .\ CC ‘lllOllF, ,‘I(~

v final snlttln

. Yunnan Catholic.“

lflJiPd the. . of ilirr-e vollcv: "ms flvctl. and the

"Lost Post." was Cfllliiilliill sﬁrqtjntﬂ“

Sinreroil‘, (sgdJ K. S. Msrbsrhlass,

,1». Cdt", ncnva Stuff Officer (Combined Operation) cawmsfioTLAi/i‘! w. L

‘Ihe December meeting ocf my Cenbral Royalty W_ I. was hem at the home of Mrs. Russel Roper, BWCKiW Point Road. In the ab- sense of the Preslrjonvt, Mrs. Harold Sien-d, the chair was occupied by Mrs. Russel Roper, Vice-Pres. 11m meeting xvith l4 membccs fmsent, “"15 QPWNI by singing the Institute Oidl’. The mkniulms c! the lmt mos-fling vtmtc rend and adopted, the lowvd by roll call. A resolution to the effect limit scvcrul eldec-ly people of the cmnmunily now that in be remembered at Christmas was moved nrml adopted. 'I"lle Tress- tuors report Miami: a. bank balance of $46.40 to the credit of the Insti- tute. The sum of $3.00 was voted for the T. B. lbeairue. The fl‘): committee reported irult sent i0 one sick, lcttcrs 0i mcnks were to‘

sounded by a

cclvcd from tho President mnd hcr rnmflv ark-mwledgkia flowers sent by the Insiﬂuic in their recent‘, hcwnvamr-‘nt, The Red Crms 1w. port lor the ntmilh lnlnlniodtli lad- los (in-secs. l2 clilldrmfs dwsses.‘ 2 p1‘. panties, i pr. hove shorts, 1 svtmlxrr. 1 pr. scanners stacks. l quilt. Mrs Iiank mica-ted thirteen boxes mrkcd for the buys h the armt-rl forcrs. New cnvnmirtcns tor Jarmot-v vw-w no follows: 51-". Mrs

Pull Rivet" cud Pit‘? F‘r""l< Mpwar. ilcld more glue and Nycerlne.

‘No.1 (‘ares Mrs, ‘Harold Stmd. Pro-

(mm. Questionnaire on Swill 491" . m‘ 10h gm. can“;

always interesting and showed care- TTne nominating

Bed Bﬂdge women's institute was getting new officers, but asked that

writ-h the lvlzlzpah Benediction miter “inch refreshments were served and

lord: 8.

(GP) —— Part time women worlzezs are being placed in

troopshipu the soldiers, because of their in- L. A. Jolmscn giave n strerdi“ re- t activity, are served but two meals

LEFI‘ AT LE HAVRF. numb: dropped frcm U. s. Army Air Iibrcel ‘s in Bassin de Maree, Le llavre. (Photo re-

"Scrappy" has n. bright idea when it comes ho helping out on tho National salvage drlvo with bigger and better bones, but out Dinny

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PAVING ROAD T0 VICTORY-Over bridle! such u this, built by citgluccrs of the combined U. B. Aus- Lrgllan task force, troops and armmed vehicles, moved through the New Guhicu jungles to wrest the towns

of 0on0. and Buns from the Japanese. Allied form have now turned their attack on Bum ltllsslmr “bu, the enemy has lnmlcd troops to the m..th, comm heavy casualties inflicted by Alled pianos

TOUIDNJIVMB 0F A Air view of inner ship Strasbourg, which was scuttled; B. B-l-ili-‘ticl liilrbftl‘ (if Toulcn, mode befoze the French scuttled cruisers; C-G-lncli cruisers; D, D-i-duzge destroy ‘l5 D91‘ (‘out of their ships there, shows portion of fleet» ers; ln-smsller destroyers; F-submarines,

bcrihrd surely. Letters indicate: A- 25,0o0-ton bliitlﬂe l

in and cnrri‘ °ii Wm‘ Y’ -of-llvl1uz dill" at scum‘ ﬂmd <1 its rquuabll

ways have their lunch scnt nowed determination to keep the cost for the consumer, and hefp see to it th mo as iar as possible and are distribute B3 possible.

I" ‘hi! Picture above MLss Byrne sanders, dlrec-. WY.‘ and Mme. Rene do ls Durantayo, assistant d1. gag; go £1; Cciuiumer Branch, Wartime Prices and Branch at ‘i1 clee rate the first anniversary of the for the b er desks. llo birthday cake this year

ranchwhere the busy executive nearly n ’

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n” ”“'“' U- 3- ‘"5" AIIIIIU. din ship o! the Northampton. Chester. Chlcalﬂ- l" 14'1".‘ TRIPLE ‘ITIRRETED. The U. a. 8. Augusta, vow-ion Augusta is comparatively lightly armored. with heavy criﬂser. was launched Feb. l, 1930; commhﬂqn- inch" on sues, 2-inch over 1-inch on decks an S ed Jan. 30. i931. with three triple tuirets, two fora 14-inch gun shields. She can attain a stir “hm

Dltiosnttr doesn't. think so much of it, Bones of more recent vintage will I ‘ Retail meat dealers in opening their ' i‘ 10W M vvliﬂiiﬂh depot. for household bones to lid the war effort no icaliber guns; four 5-inch anti-aircraft gum 1nd other

Ind one nit. the Allmtsta carries nine l-inch, so- mqu. sum ships are the Northampton. for the eiau ls named; the Chester. the lnulsvxllc,

“mini l“ ti» min m: plum. spew. u» one-so. me an not-m.