Tie Omission Snares Henry On Final Glance
Henry hurries to his office after discovering he forgot his tie. He scolds Sylvia for missing the omission, then scuttles to fix it. Sylvia then asks about the color of her dress, prompting a return to the breakfast room to confirm.
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Pattern 7300 maternity top pattern for misses
Easy thrifty printed pattern offers a maternity top in day and evening versions with embroidery transfer. Includes yardage details and size range 10-12 to 14-16. Send thirty-five cents in coins with name address and pattern number to request.
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Pattern for Women’s Sewn Garment Size Range 36 to 50
Printed pattern 4774 offers beginner friendly guide for sizes 36 through 50. Includes print directions on each pattern part and fabric estimate of 2 yards for size small at 85 inches. Claimed price 40 cents, requests name address and style number.
University of Saskatchewan awards first year dairy scholarship
Norman L. Harris of Endeavor Saskatchewan wins the sole first year diploma scholarship at the University of Saskatchewan School of Agriculture valued at 150 dollars. Harris comes from near Endeavor and attended Cheremosz Lilian and Sturgis schools. The announcement lists 11 other bursaries funded by Winnipeg Grain Exchange T Eaton Co Line Elevators Farm Service and Gordon South.
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Endeavor, Sask
School of Agriculture
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Harris
Saskatchewan Dairy Association
Endeavor
Cheremosz School
Lilian High School
Sturgis Composite
A. A. Stilborn
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
T. Eaton Co. Ltd
Line Elevators Farm Service
Gordon South
Whittome
Alfred H. Craig
Melfort
H. Bruce Haughn
Hanley
David R. Martinson
Meota
Robert K. Pridmore
Consul
Charles W. Smith
Reliance
William N. Hurd
Garry A. Reid
Carragana
Francis L. Weber
Wadena
Victor Gibson
Leslie
Henry Hasel
Assiniboia
Mr. South
Alvin M. Abrey
Imperial
CARE STILL NECESSARY TO COMBAT TB IN CANADA
Although tuberculosis is steadily decreasing in Canada deaths from this disease are fewer. It is essential to take great care to avoid close contact with TB patients. Periodic chest X rays help to discover the disease in its earliest and most easily curable stage.
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Employment in Canada’s Manufacturing Industry in 1958
Employment in Canada’s manufacturing industry averaged about 1.3 million in 1958, after peaking at about 1.39 million in 1957. The figures reflect the sector's level of activity and labor demand during the period.
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