Love and friendship theme on a city social page
Mrs George Taylor visits the city as guest of Mrs M Oliver. The Moose Rooms hosted a large whist and dance with prizes to Mrs C B Shaw, Mrs Annue Peterson, Mrs R T Johnson, Stanley Riddle, Sandy McLeod and J Bruce. Thompson’s Orchestra entertained dancers. Out-of-town guest Mrs Eveseut Lewis attended The Mikado. Gainsboro Studio advertises Christmas photos for children.
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Moose Rooms
C. B. Shaw
Annue Peterson
R. T. Johnson
Stanley Riddle
Sandy McLeod
J. Bruce
Thompson
Eveseut Lewis
Neidpath
Local social notes and speaking events at Crystal Dairy and St. John's
Mroo and Mrs. Schafford of Vauxhall spend the weekend in the city. Carlyle of Calenry, president of Crystal Dairy Seth, is in the city today. Pinky Reid will speak on oil at St. John’s Men’s meeting tomorrow at 6:20 PM. Mrs. Grinchaia-White, England’s first Englishwoman to fly, died in Pargate. Funds planned to send Canadian nurses to the 1929 international convention in China. Jouneton marks Medicine Hat birth and Ki Heighton’s health update after surgery. Christmas photographs urged by Gainsberg Studio. Knights of Columbus Edmonton officer Judts Wo A Wells to address local council tonight and attend Lethbridge conference tomorrow. Master Ramsay, son of Captain Alexander and Lady Patricia Ramsay, sails from England to Bermuda to join parents.
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Pinky” Reid
St. John’s
Reid
Sute Dygnuty
The
Knights of Caumbus
Edmonton
Lethrridge
Caldure
Rheuma the Marvelous Remedy Sold in No Cure No Pay Plan
An ad touts Rheuma as a fast acting rheumatism remedy sold by Boylan's Drug Store and druggists everywhere. It claims the product quickly drives poisons causing fever and pain in joints and muscles from the system.
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Boylan
Westminster United W M S Annual Meeting Notice
Westminster United W M S will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at sight o check. Election of officers will be held. A full attendance is asked for.
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Westminster United W. M.S
Nearly all women repay passage loans in Saskatchewan
J. J. Kelso notes the Assisted Passage scheme shows high repayment by Old Country girls sent to Saskatchewan. Of 391 women brought over, 539 repaid loans in full and others paid a proportion. Saskatchewan spent 49,7228 and recovered 40,453. 268 in rural posts, 149 in cities, 9 have moved, 107 married in province.
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Saskatchewan
J. J. Kelso
Ontario
Toronto
Community church societies announce meetings and events
The Ladis Society of B. of L. F and F meets in Orange Hall tomorrow at 2 30 p m for initiation and offers. Aram Camp holds a regular meeting tonight at eight with degrees. St John’s Women’s Missionary Society meets tomorrow at 3 p m in the church parlors. Baptist Women’s Mission Circle meets tomorrow at 3 p m. Riverside Community Club asks male members to report for exercise at the proposed open air skating rink on Tuesday evening December 8 at 7 30. bring a long handled shovel. Sons of England Christmas Tree set for Thursday December 29. Ruth Rebekah Lodge No 5 meets tomorrow night at 8 30. nominations and elections. Christmas table at Mrs Boylan’s Circle cook sale at McNally’s Store Saturday at noon with dressed dolls for Christmas. Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire allocates Christmas cheer donations to City Relief Salvation Army Children’s Shelter General Hospital Soldiers in Keith Sanatorium Travellers Aid YWCA and $50 to a soldier’s daughter through normal school.
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Riverside
Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire
City
Salvation Army Relief
General Hospital
Keith Sanitarium
Y.W.C.A
Third Big Dance Slated for New Year's Eve
The 10.0 club announces its third big dance at Odd Fellows Hall on December 31 inviting by card only. Linkey's Orchestra will perform as patrons usher in the New Year with refreshments and up to date arrangements starting at 2 a.m. A phone number 3875 is provided for invitations.
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C.F
Linkey
Oddfellows’ Hall
Park Hall Dance For Charity By Railway Brother Hood
KR OF BR T DANCE in Park Hall on December 16 under the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Ladies Auxiliary for the General Hospital elevator fund. ST BARNABAS W A announce a sale of work and home cooking on December 17 in McNally store with afternoon tea. Rathbone Lodge No 6 K of P meets in Orange Hall at eight tonight with second rank exemplified and officers elected. visitors welcome.
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W. A. of
St Barnabas
McNally
Rathbone Lodge
K. of P
Orange Hall
Sanitary Pads Tied to Women's Health Disorders
A historical note links many women’s disorders to use of old-time sanitary pads. The report cites concerns over pad sanitation and hygiene as a contributing factor to chronic health complaints among women.
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Be, Ridis My Ragu
William Penn
George Taylor
M. Oliver
Stae
Gainsboro
Mroo
Mrs. Schafford
Vauxhall
Modie City
OW. Carlyle
Calenry
Crystal Dairy Seth
Gainstboro Studio
Ching
Jouneton
Medicine Hat
Alberts
A. Joansion
Fourth Avenue
Woodkaighter
Ki Heighton
the General Hospital
Xuas
Gainsberg Studio
Master Ramsay
Flom
Alexander
Lady Patricia Ramsay
Fugland
Bermuda
Anderson Agency Insurance
Third St
J. R. Patterson
Sth Ave
L.C.C.M. No
Spain
Rallolins
Chiropractic
Gordon Scuch
Raxi
Harry Morrice
Nash
Jas. Mcgarry
Westminster
Anaes Neee
Paulin Chambers Co.ltd
Regina
Saskato
Winnipen
Calgary
Ensley’ S
Butler’s Royal Bank Building
ER. P. Blackshaw
OUR Churches ' and Societies
Ladis’ Society
B. of L. F
ARAM
ST. John's
Women's Missionary Society of
St. John's Church
Baptist the Baptist Women's Mission Circle
Riverside Community Club
Sons of England
Rebekahs
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No
LO. O. F. Halk
S Share
Gordon
Gordon, Jr
Miller
Taylor
Gargett
Sale
ST. Barnabas
Knights OF
Pythias
Koten
Andy
Kote XK
Pingle Drug CO
3075
Kellar Kab
Royal Studio
Aberdeen Grocery
A. King
Third Street
Ofc
Martha Washington
J. J. Moore & Son
Sixth Ave
Caledonian Society
1.C.C.F
Miss Maxwell
Harry Fefferman
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