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ST. ANDREW'S UNITED
11:00 a.m. Sunday School
7:30 p.m. Evening Service

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SACRED HEART
——~—Sunday Mass 9:00 am.
Sunday Devotions 7:30 p.m.
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CALVARY TABERNACLE
Pastors: Rev. and Mrs. G. Rosner
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning worship
7:30 p.m. Evangelistic service
Bible Study, Tuesday, 8 p.m.
Children’s Hour, Friday 4 p.m.
Praise & Prayer Service, Fri., 8 p.m.
Everyone Welcome
Held in the home of Rev. and Mrs. G.
Rosner, 6th Avenue.
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Friday and Saturday
SPECIALS
Introducing...

TENDERIZED MINUTE STEAKS ---
Special, this weekend only . per lb. 75¢

Gee. J. Fleder, Vieas In the devastation caused by;ravages of the sea, and filled = Centra, eréss “Canaaian.
the ruinous floods in southeast |and carried heavy ‘sandbags. t0
——o. England, airmen frem the RCAF's| fill the great gaps in the sea! Morton, of Vancouver, with two
Forest. Grove No. J jrighter Wing” at, ditery | Gukes. Seen here at Yarmouth.| unidentified RCAF officers, hip
Evangelical Free Church eqam rescled householders | Corporal’ ‘Tony’ Rothwell, of | evacuate, tamilisn cere tee
and their belongings from the| Hamilton, Ont sti
ee eee ging: e| Hamilton, Ont., and LAC’ Bobl flood-stricken homes

8:30 p.m. Thursday.
Fellowship meeting
11:30 a.m. Morning Worship

FROZEN FOOD
_ Mixed Vegetables -- per pkt. 27¢

Annual Statement

WILLIAMS LAKE
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY

--- WITH IRENE

From Frame to Sa
Finished Product || cast im vank, san. 1/52

Red Cross Box .. 8.94
Membership Dues 14.50
Donations 54.00
Bridge & crib 133.70

Stampede Tag Day .. 195.00
Cattle Sale Tag Day 157.41

I was cleaning out the desk draw-
ers, (an annual event necessitated
by the fact that we could hardly open
them) and among the old bills, flasb-
light batteries, playing cards and
rubber bands, I found her picture, 1
looked at the smiling face, the neatly
coiffed hair and the trim figure, and
found it hard to believe that we end-
ed up nicknaming her “The Dragon.”

Even though I helped her in many
ways, the Dragon seemed to resent

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me. It was an imposition when I used
the big stove in my rare attempts to

prepare a decent meal; she was an-
noyed if I left a speck of grease in
the sink; I picked the wrong days to
do the washing and to have a bath.
When Clive’s pals dropped in for a
visit, she asked them to quit smok-

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COMPLETE STOCK OF BATTERIES MAINTAINED

FOR EVERY SIZE AND MAKE OF MACHINE

I found her in Truro, Nova Seotia,|ing as she “couldn't stand smoke
$789.39] where I had followed Clive in nis|seeping into her living room.” We

\ | army meanderings. She was my land-| often wondered why, as they never
lady, and it was my first experience | used it themselves, and their friends
(if any) rarely called. Maybe she was

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Expenditures
Bridge & crib prizes $25.11

| Advertising & tags .. 8.44 with the specie.

Donat’n, Welfare f’nd 5.00 We could tell at the first interview | afraid it would rot the furniture.
Association Dues 3.25 that she was disappointed that Clive] Many times we had a big scene und on the floor and one 5-tube standard.
Postage 4.00 was not at least a brigadier. She aad|I told her exactly what I though of

expected that we would be eating out | her and her room, and walked out in
all the time, and seemed slightiy ; high dudgeon. But it was all in my
horrified at my questions about cook-| mind; we never did have a scene.
Pyjamas ing facilities. She finally condescend-| With rooms at a premium, I would
|| OP: room. gowns ed to rent us the room, with the use| have had to go back to New West-
When your upholstered Curtain piping of her range thrown in with poor, Minster if I walked out.

furniture is custom-made ||@nd belspreads ...... 50.89 grace. I wonder why I kept her picture?

in our workshop, you'll <GuG50 as As their big dinner was at noon, = =

i ticle j the wood and coal range was allowed

pestnd the inlshed article 18 1) Less: retund due to die out immediately after the meal

of finer workmanship and Van. Garments .... 56.39 and WAS NOT put on again for any-
just as economical as 589.

Gifts, patients & staff 45.78
Purchases for Hospital—
Linen, repair s’plies 31

Wailhinsons Radia & Electric

Old-Time Danee

Every Saturday Night

ELKS HALL

é Music by
The Cariboo Ramblers

THIS SATURDAY
MAKE A DATE TO CONTINUE THE EVENING’S
FUN AFTER THE BIG WRESTLING SHOW

thing or anyone. You can imagine

standard furniture. —— 681.69] how this dandy arrangement suited
Balance me-with Clive coming home for a
Cash in bank $ 1.41 good evening meal. (It’s amazing

50 -what you can do on a one-burner hot-
Fair Price Due from plate with a curious landlady snifi-
Van. Garments Ltd. 56.39 ing at the door.)

7 —— 58.30} Our room had originally been the
Jan Mikler ———~=|den tn tule bowen, an an erutaele
$739.39 | situated with a door leading to the
i front hall and another to the kitchen.
: It was inevitable that I became im-
mersed in family affairs to a certain

extent.
The Dragon had definite aspira-
tions of being a “lady,” occasioned
by the fact that her husband was a
eee , village commissioner. At times she

could carry this off quite well, Dut
mostly she fell flat on her lah-de-dah
Like the time she entertained a group
of ladies at tea and appeared in a
red satin robe which gaped to ler
knee when she sat down. She thought
she was really swish, but the ladies
seemed slightly stunned.

Most days she spent hours at the
window, alternating between scream-

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The short-length evening dress

ing at the neighbor’s bratty children e pay. sprie has something of
é 5 : ‘ lerina look about it, a de-

ae who ventured an inch before the hi ie baller a 7
Ww Ww ightful, airy charm that is per-
hen you ill enjoy orking halfway mark between the houses! tect for gala goings-on. This one
and speculating on the people who| is of gossamer-light silk taffeta

‘ ir w. a“ in rose pink, and has a crinoline
eadéed Dy Ob Weir Way to: work abe eahe the aoe stand out. A
Stanfield’s big mill at the foot of the] . |3rge bow in back inarhy the hae
street. Highest on the list of this} ter neckline. The buttoned front
basque silhouette is seamed like

British Columbia Teachers Federation type of entertainment though was (he Pees eee ee

house across the street which bor- ng f
et snug line. The skirt is gathered
dered on “ill repute.” The Dragon] gn 'to the low olaced: hae

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waged constant warfare with the
owner, and peered out ceaselessly
watching for illicit goings-on.
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of good used cars and trucks
Licence included |

in the Teaching Profession

in our Drygoods Department
Ladies’ Spring Coats |
aud Suits |

In gay pastel shades ... . Cashmere, Mohair
and Gabardine fabrics.

$16.95 to $59.50

Finally one day she took matters
in her own hands and phoned the
“madame” of the house across the
street. The conversation lasted about
ten minutes, but the only words from
this end were “Well my husband is
a commissioner and he... . . Weil
my husband is a commissioner and
. - Well, my husband is a com-
” We gathered
that the neighbor was no lady and
did not mince words.

With all these highly interesting
things going on in the light of day,
s impossible for her to get an
sework done. So it was not sur-
ing to find her scrubbing the
bathroom floor at midnight, or sew-
ing until the wee small hours,

She was a strict temperance wo-
man and confided one day that her
husband and a friend had drunk two
bottles of beer hetween them the day
before! I orten wonder what she

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All Used Cars and Trucks purchased this
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NEW “Instant Dip” Magic Silver Cleaner

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managed to smuggle them out of the
house without the neighbors seeing.

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