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° he regular. meeting” af the Teri co
and District Bonrd .Of .Trade was not |
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7 ‘Miss, Bvelyn: Bagshaw: iTewson,: “she
O.M., gnve.a ‘splendid. recital - ‘in ‘the
Orange Hatl on- Saturday evening ‘ah,

mn der-the auspices of: the: ladies guild ' of:

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The poppy comuiittee of the Cant
diun Legion put on an effective drive
Several local boys were
eillisted us salesmen ‘and by shortly
after noon’ the: supply of. poppies was
about exhausted. All wreaths brought
in ‘had. been sold, and it bad been
4plinned to: bring in a further supply,
.but, owing to the tie up of. the railway

: resting. « a . ia
iP Prof. Gordon, spoke: not of personnel}

ft ” episodes in his father’s life, but: of the
book ‘hig rather lida ‘Swit fel ‘anit of the t :
‘experiences ' ‘that’ hhd” eibplea ‘biti to) h

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late on Suturday night. By eight the
next morning there were six inches.on
the level and by sundown this had in
creased to nine inches and it was still
snowing. heavily, me a
. ta * a . _ "
. Bud Little. slipped on ‘sone ‘ateps on
Friday, and suffered an injury to -his
tp sud spent the dav in bed, but was

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Wilt Guldhtidaiw oF Prince’ Rupert
A was- here hetween trilas om: ‘Saturday

coats shirtng his stay. tts
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Armistice. Day.

“The Oniunge Hall was filled Monday
morning when Remenbrance Day ger
vices were held nnder the auspices of
the Canadinn Legion. E. T, Kenney,
ALL: A, presided and Rev, Adam Crisp
offeveil ‘the :prayer. The service 3vas
opened with singing “O Canada” and
Itev, ‘f EB, Birchall read the lesson.
A, Attree recited Kipling’s Recessional

hy Bugle¥®, Kirkaldy, Rev. 1. Linney
gave. a very effective address. The
service closed ‘with’ the National An
tham. Trmediately following -Preal
dent Wi TE, Scott of the Légion: appeal
jed for greater support from the return

.criting from the sale-of ‘poppies. and
the Armistice dance woul go to start
a benevolent: fund for. the benefit of

Postmaster’ Sam, Kirkaldy had one

‘first mail came in from the east. He
was presented with 45 sacks of. mail
‘Jall at once. Hé'got.. it to the office

‘ance -of . his better ’ half;"‘whb is quite
as good as Saniiny, ‘hhd of Rev. Mr.
Crisp. They. worked’ “until 2 am. and
then called it‘a. day: Sam started in
again at 8 next morning’ “and finished
at 9.80; but it was long after that be
fore the office. wac cleared out by the

public. .
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‘ley on Friday afternoon. Prior to that
time cnrs could get to Leanto’ creek,
12 miles out, but.when Osborne Stout
went out Saturday morning he found
|

“nd Deep creek. He figured there
were it léast 75 trees on the road.
eee

Art Beandin is feeling rested after
his heavy job at Barkerville last sum
mer so he got ina’ pile éf logs and a
new Swede buck saw and has started
in to replenish the fuel supply~-these
-woinen sure. use a lot of wood. But

that’s alvight, he has a good. sav.
“oe @ .

Prof. King. Gordon

' After Prof, King Goidon gave his
lecture. on’ Modern ‘Ruropean. History,
he favored the Terrace Young People's
Club ,by joining ‘them: in ° an informal |
evening. Refreshments . were: servpd,:
after which & saxophone duet was giv
en by Messrs, Griffin and Businich.

‘On behslf .of the Club, Mr. Michiel

quested him to tell the Chub’ something
ot the life:of hig father, ‘Ralph Connor
qwho is the’ autho dEsGlengaryy: School
Days .and ‘many

.:
wath tees.

‘avrite ‘each... Glengarry . School: Days
‘centred about that part of Ontarlg and.
ait’ that time Glengarry, ee: -praotically

and is opr ted te’ hie sold some fur }

After the: dest Post hod been sounded |.

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Will ship to any point on line

Will you try our Bread’ and
Buns?

Standing orders chipped
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An kinds of cake. . _ Get our - price. ,

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Travellers Sample Rooms

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