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i BORN to Mr. & Mrs. Albers Hallam, eh VISITORS

| baby boy on Sept. 9th., John Peter, |
j weighing 6 lbs. & oz. iMr. Martin P. Connell, Toronto

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: ie. ere “ae ~—“Tuir. Rupert Hambro, London, Ermgland
CW. L. BAZAAR

lve. Brian Benitz, Toronto

| the C. We. Le are planing: frets
jBazeaar for October 2nd., starting at|R. Royle, Supt of Schools,

12:00 pom. in the Church Hall. There |
\will be baking, sewing, knitting, |
iwhite elephent table, the sver pop-
jular tea tables, fish pond, balloons}
fand s special attractions for the

ichildren. Tickets will be sold on a j
la.

ldraw for three hampers and a Bride
| poll which will have a five dollar
bill attached to her dress. Don't
| forget the date and place.

ILADIES: The C. w. L. are compiling al
ke your 1 ia

icock Book and they would like
{favourite recipe. Just write 146 out,
re it in to Mrs. Murdoch or take
t to the bazaer on Oct. 2nd. All
bgavpeareist be in by then so that
je Sait eS to press.

“ SOHOOL 18 IN
lon Sept. 7th., 4 total of 125 pupils]
| registered at the Cassiar Superior
iSchool, with 23 beginners. On the
{teaching staff this year are; Prin-
icipal Art McAndrew - grades 8&9;
iMr. Bill Haxrlos - grades 6 & 7; Misa}
| Rosemary Macdonell - grades 4 & 5;
{Miss Karen Kuni - grades 2& 3; end

iMrs. Pearl Sorokowsky - grade i. Als

| this year, typing is is offered to the

|erege | 9 students.

ee bo

iThe next W. 4. inoat tee will be held
fon Tues. OCt. 5th in preparation for)
| the annual faii bazaar to be heid on
| th. More details later.

i the Hewett's, | Reg and ie ‘leave for|
| holidays to-day in the Vancouver -
| whiterock erea.

i Tack Glenn, Glenn Lyster Sales

jG. Dawson, Dawson Paving,

[7 Alexander, Coutts Machinery,
i Edmonton

| "Doctor, is there anything you can
| do to cure me of snoring?”
| "poes it disturb your wife?” asked

| "No, " replied

pees for two cars to pass. "I

| one Griver.

Fort St. John

both of Vancouver

Armstrong, Yukon Sales, Whitehorse

| A women motorist was being examined |
| for a driver's license.

| Asked the examiner; "And what Ss tle}
‘| white line in t:
| for?

“4 middle of tha roai!
\
"why re

| AnBwerec the woman brightly:
for bicycles, of course.”

the doctor.

| the patient, "it only {
/enbarasses my wife. It's the rest of}
the congregation that's disturbed.” |

{ste met on a bridge too

never back up for an idiot," shouted]

"That's all right," said the other
one aS he shifted into reverse. "I
amass do."