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(B Associated Press Financial water) NEW YORK. March 19-—1-!(uAPl—

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reserved for news oi but sdvsrtbins oi ma: be inserted s word strictly psy- sble in sdvsnea CONIEDEB-ATION LIFE INQUI- i ANUE s-swss-r-zr-aa- A OONIBENCI-D . J. A. w. (Ilsudo Smith sud Norvllis B. Luck, re the local Y.M.C.A., attended s Mari-

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FOB GRADUATE NURSES-A lecture by Dr.J.D_.M.G-r , national omznittee tor mental hy- giene. Toronto, will bs given st

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L-990-3-8-10-13-1N-17-30. HOME FROM OTTAWA - 1h‘!- T Woodms “ Friday

. B. n night tron: a visit with her sun- in-law and daughter, Mr. sndMrs. H. R. Stewart, in Ottawa. she was accompanied by Mrs. Herbert Champion oi Alberton.

MES. EDNA CARROLL will be st our store ior Demanstrstio sud 0t- tlng service for the Cans. an Oce- aard Corset 00., Ltd. Tuesday, March 21st. Make your ap intment Monday. Prowse Bros, .

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RECEIVED BUTTERFLY _. Saturday we received throudh mails a tin can containing s beau- tilul butterfl . A note ex inined that Louis oholson oi’ Be River had placed a cocoon in the can in January and kept it in the pantry oi his home until the butterly appeared two days ago.

STORE ENTERED -—A grocery store on the corner 0d.’ Povmal and Domhester streets, operated by Miss Mary Knys, was broken into early saturday. A large quantity o! oranges and cigarettes were stolen. The till was smashed inst the money had been removed h Mia Kags the preceding 111811-12. Police sre irwestlgﬂting.

POLICE COUBZF-At policecolirw Saturday a. vagrant was ordered to stop selling Laces or begging in the city. A case oi disorderl was adjourned for a w . A hlbition case was adjourned until Monday to let counsel for the pro- secutlon and ’ ‘ and witnesses examine the premises Mother, the obyaei/ being to see ii’ amsni-hrow- lng away a bottle could be seen 1mm the other side on’ the lance.

SONG SERVICE — ‘rho Baptist Church Social Hall was ﬁlled to y capacity last evening for the weekly song service conducted by the 8.6.101. oi Prince oi Wiles and the Y.M.O.A. Mr. R. H.

Rogers gave the young people s. helpful talk on "Realit in lithi- cation". Mr. Ellsworth as pre- sided and Mr- Erlc Fiors e read the scripture lesson. Lloyd

Manuel sang a solo "Nearer Still Nearer". and the choir under the direction oi we. Frances Hoil Tainor sans "God Will Take Oars Oi You". Miss Helen Csllbeck pre- sided at the piano. The service on Sunday night will be in St. Peter's Cathedral.

BONSIIAW AUDUBON CLUB- The Bird Club held their meeting on March 13th. with ten oi the menabers present. Meeting opened with the President Maxine iSalmond presiding. Minutes o1 last meeting were read and Roll Call was answered by "name oi’ a bird and its iavorlte food." Leni- let; for next, meeting were distrib- - uted. New Committees were ap— I pointed as follows: Press, Shirley Crosby and Roma Macheod: pro- gramme, Christene Macixod and Marie Crosby. Lesson was on ‘"1119 Flicker." Next. Roll Call to be answered bv suggesting a name for the Club. N-ext meelvn; to be held on March 24th. It was reported that a. ieedlnlt station had not yet been set up icr the birds by the committee.

PABLOR SOCIAL-A very pless~ ant evening was spent on ‘russday March ‘l. at “Belmont lodge", the houne oi Mr. and Mrs. John B. An~ drew. East Royalty. when the W. M. B. oi’ Central United Church held ‘their annual Parlor Social with a large attendance. Rev. J.A. Nicholson resided in s very happy manner w lc a. varied and inter- eating program. consisting oi vocal and instruments) music, readings,

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