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Tierney - Broce Cabot
uise - Bruce Bennett

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| The Phantom Submarine
March of Time

Thurs Fri Sat Feb. 26 27-28
“| Claudette Colbert - Ray Milland
in SKYLARK

also
Marjorie Weaver - John Hubbard

in
Murder Among Friends
Cartoon Newsreel

Mar, 2-3-4 Wild Geese Calling
and Maisie Was A Lady.
Mar. 5-6-7 Road Show and

and Aloma of the South Seas
OO
For Information Phone W.R, 421

Two Changes Weekly
Show Starts at 7 p.m.

From now on there will be “|

| nees Wednesday & Saturday at 2.

Another White Rock boy overseas
with the forces has married an old
country girl.

At a military wedding on Jan-
uary 1, 1912, Miss Anna Tannna-
hill, of Alexandria, Dumbartonshire.
Scotland, became the bride of Wil-
liam Charles Fraser, only son of
Mrs, A. D. Fraser, Victoria avenue,
and the late Mr. Fraser, formerly
of 3ist Battalion. The bride is a
quartermaster in the A-T.S. and the
groom is with the ist Division Sea-
forths.

The ceremony took place in Bonn
Hill Parish church, the home town
of Mrs. Fraser.

Mr, and Mrs. N. Henry were in
Vaneouver Friday to say goodbye to
their son Harold, who left for Riv-
ers, Manitoba, for further training
with the R-C.A-F.

Classified

FOR SALE for Red Cross, one
6 ft. used cross cut saw, one
5 ft. used cross cut saw, at
Suite 1, North Block

LOST on Victoria avenue a
grey brushed woo! sweater.
Reward. Leave at Semiah-
moo Sun of

FOR SALE,

four door, 19

Chevrolet, good tire gond
buy at $90.. Apply ;
Femiahmoo Sun.

COAL For Sale. Lindner Lum
ber Yard, Keil avenue and

Campbell River Road

FOR SAL, Dry 2nd growth
fir wood $6.25 a cord. Ken
Flummerfelt, 1st house on
Stevens &1., phone 661.

No.1 FIR SAWDUST year
round service, wee Hillman|
at Kelman’s Serview station |
White Rock, between 2 & 5}
p.m, any day except Sat'day

eae ta dpesateceestiinepeemcsnieneney

White Rock fuel Co,
Phone White Rock 642
planer ends $7.00 big Joad
Also Fir slabs and edgings,

LINDNER
LUMBER
YARD

the first of a series of military whist
drives with a special prize going to
the table having the highest num-
ber of foreign flags, to be given at
the end of the series. Good prizes
and refreshments will be served.

first sewing meeting for February,
Lust Thursday needles were elick-
ing a tune of we're doing our bit to
help win the war. While some mem-
bers are knitting, others are busy
sewing garments and making quilts.
The next sewing meeting will be
held Thursday, February 26, at
2:30 pm., in the Veterans hall.

Granulated Soap Powder 2
Ibs, for 19¢ at the Brookfield
Market.

Doris Hanslow has returned from
a two weeks’ visit to Saskatoon.

R. W. Sinclair, of Victoria, spent
the week-end with his sister, Mrs.
W. J. Barge, and brother-in-law.

Mrs. Arnold Saunders entertained
at bridge Monday evening.

Mrs. G. Briese from MacDonald,
Man., is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. A. Mullins of Buena
Vista avenue.

Mrs, Chubb has been spending a
few days at Vancouver. Her daugh®
| ter, Mrs. Porter, returned with her
for an extended holiday at White
Rock.

Miss May Cromb of Vancouver

was the week-end guest of Jo}

Ewson, Pacific street.

Sgt. Pattison, with the Postal
Corps at Camp Borden, is enjoying
turlongh at his home here. This is
Sgt. Pattison’s first leave in a year.

The Mothers Overseas Club held
ja whist drive last Wednesday at
* home of Mr T. Hos-
Ist Mrs. Gilles
|pie, 2nd Mrs. A. Sheppard, consola-
|tion Mrs. Pinkney. The club in-
|tends holding a home cooking

“Strathdon,”
ler, Winne:

were

sale

in the near future to help raise
funds for soldiers’ comforts
ee

| Outdoor Advertising
Taylor Signs

Buena Vista White Rock }

Showcards and H
|

General Painting
aed

‘I made signs before I could ¢.
ee a |

L u
ri A Welcome by i]
fi Jacl % Barney Bz rrontt
0 awaits you at th il
i | il
# Tudor Inn |
PRM 7 EMCO I

RTA a
Geo. M. Thrift
Real Estate and
Insurance

Summer Cottage
Columbia Avenue
Light and Water
ay
Two Lote

8650.00 Wull Price
Phones 236 ad 321, Opp. Station

Kiel Avenue and Campell

Tiver Road

e|short vacation from her work in

jeans for 19¢ at the Brookfield

[their early blooming, are
to take courage again. Mrs. 1.
James picked a bu

garden lust week.
5 Age tall 3

If you have crocuses growing in| Pioneer store.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary held their} your lawn this spring, avoid cut- po ¥

ting the grass until the leaves die
down, Otherwise you will lose’
most of your bulbs before they»
fully are ripened. Many people
make this mistake and wonder why |
they have no bulbs the next year.
Daisies are not so affected, growing
in spite of cutting.

Poplars in sinity “Spots have al-
ready dropped their pollen. Honey
bees are searching for nectar which
they find in the opening buds of
wild cherry, dandelions and such
garden plants as offer.

* e ®

In Mrs. Sankey’s garden, Sunset
Drive, spring flowers are already in
bloom. Among them violets, arabis,
primroses and daffodils.

es Om

Mrs. Disney has raised a fine
cyclamen, it has twelve blooms of
a delicate pink.

Sliced Home Cured Bacon
40c Ib. at the Brookfield Mar-
ket.

arrivals

Mr. and Mrs. Gaey, new
from North Battleford, are erecting
a nice new home on their property,
Thrift road,

Miss Day Evison is home for a

New Westminster.

White Rock troop, Legion of
Frontiersmen, will meet with all
other lower mainland Frontiersmen
at the Russel hotel, New Westmins-
Wednesday
neet their new adjutant.

The local troop have had to bid
farewell to another of their mem-
Li , S. C. Fennell, who leaves to
join the R.G.AF

ter, next evening, to

Miss Helen Randal of Burnaby,
Randal of Winnipeg,
were White Rock yisitors on Mon-
lay

and Allen

Nabob Tomatoes (small) 2

Market.

M
fined to his home through illness

George Thrift has been con-

for the past ten days is feeling in
much better health, and expects to
be back at his office by the week

{rs, N, Bubibent has purchased

he Griffiths house

The V.O.N, baby elinie wiil be
held a# usual in the United ehureh
jl on Thursday, Pebruary 26

Diek Garner of Garner's Biudlo

I give w talk on photography to
the Boy Beouts at their rewular
ieoting Friday night. The Scouts
have been faked to biting their cam
ru siupahote and anything In
ounedion with the enbjeot

A convoy bridge and blige,
Byit wed by the Stella Marta Altar
Helety, will be held at the home of
Iie. 1, Ulehe, Prospect aveniia, on
Tuesday, Mareh 17. Wor Wanepor
tition Mise May Vetinessos

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Real Home made Pork Sau
eave fresh daily al the Brooke
field Market,

eCYNCTORY BOKDS

Shredded Best Food
WHEAT Mayonnaise BOY COCOA
CEREAL
92 ozs. 6lb.cack |41lb WSe
10¢ 55e 39e¢ 1lb, 25e
a ef
Pineapple SALMON
Slived 8 for 25e white spring
large size Ys
2 tins Grapefruit 2 tins
27e¢ ORANGES LETTUCE 19e
—____ | large doz. CELERY heads
HONEY 25e lie 1Se Domestic
Shortening
Fresh
4 1b. tin ee Gi ce Ib.
59¢ Sees l7e
pas es ad ape so
TEA Grapenut PEACHES | Snowhite COFFEE
Overwaitea FLAKES Glen Valley Tissue 39e
5¢ A3e
2 packets 2 for 3for , resh
80c| i9¢ 25e 1ze | Ground 45

—$ $=
SPECIALS Friday, Saturday,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

FREE. DELIVERY PHONE
$2.50 Orders and over 71

FITNESS WINS

Antioipating the national fitness programs of Great Britain, Australia
and the United States, British Columbia’s Tevearold Pro. Reo plan is
boing ihoreasiigly adapted to the Provinee’s wartime needs, In addition
to providing 'eep Fit” classes for men and women ih most parts of the
Province, the Pro«Reos have organized thetrown Red Cross unit (1 above)

premilitary training (2), vifle shooting Mstruction (8), "P.T)” seasions
for ALLE workers (4), civilian ARP methods (5), wartime nutrition lees

fures (4), and home nursing eouraes (7)

ProReo membera have made countless contributions to Red Cross
atures and funds, the Queen's Canadian Pond for Air Raid Victims, the
Lord Mayor's Mund, the Milk for Britain Mund, and other war charities.

Thindroda of Pro-Reos have joined the armed forces:
Hes} others in
fit for thelr daily jobs and any eventuality, bre keepin

EVERYTHING
FOR A
BUILDING

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