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of the the the the the the the the the the the 1 1 1 Women's World presbyterial meets in Moose Jaw MOOSE JAW, Aug. executive of Moose Jaw presbyterial of the United church met at the Y.W.C.A. Monday with Mrs. V. R.

Hutchinson presiding. Mrs. W. Giles conducted the devotional and read Kipling's "If We Only Understood" Mrs. G.

C. Parker and Mrs. A. Wilson were nominated delegates to attend the school for leaders held in Regina, Sept. 18 to Mrs.

W. 22.0€ A. Snider and Mrs. R. Stirton are alternate delegates.

Routine business was dealt with. The next meeting will be held on Oct. 16. Juvenile lodge, Daughters of England, meet at S.O.E. hall on Friday night at 7:30 p.m.

PERSONAL MENTION W. D. CRAIG has MRS. turned from Victoria where she spent four months as the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Matheson. She made the trip both ways by plane. Mrs.

A. Montgomery and Miss Doreen have returned to Calgary after a vacation visit at the 1 ome of the former's son and daughterin-law, Leading Seaman and Mrs. A. D. Montgomery, Bruce apartments.

Miss Mary Moodycliffe is visiting in New York, guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. A.

Prance. FREE DELIVERY "THE HOMELAND OF GOOD FOODLAND Phone 6641-Lorne St. and 11th Ave. FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS Gem Quart Sealers, special, doz. 1.19 Bulk Mustard, cello pack 15c pkg.

Pickling Spices, 19c gallon Pickling Vinegar, 59c Gem Glass Tops, doz. 25c Certo bottle Fruit Pectin, 25c Gem Metal Rings, doz. 29c Ideal Quart Sealers, special, doz. 1.15 Pure Orange Marmalade, 2-lb. tin 35c Patrick's Vanilla Powder Custard REGINA 12-oz.

carton 19c MODEL Choice lb. Fresh Fillets, 32c Boneless No. 1 Hams, 47c lb. FREE DELIVERY Pumpkin 16-oz. 25c LABOR DAY tin, 2 for Christie's Premium Sodas, 1-lb.

pkg. 23c Maple Leaf Cheese, pkg. 20c FRY'S BREAKFAST COCOA FRY'S tin 20c PURE COCOA 1-lb. tin 33c bottle Purity Bleach, 40-oz. 15c Washington Bartlett Pears extra combination fancy, 20-lb.

fancy and 2.35 Italian Prune Plums, lug 1.95 lb. Finest Eating Grapes, 23c case B.C. Wealthy Apples, 1.89| Sunkist Oranges, 252's, Valencia 2 doz. 75c B.C. Transcendant Crabapples 3 lbs.

Case 25c 2.69 2 Head for Lettuce, 15c COMMERCIAL lb. Shoulder Roast, 23c lb. Blade Rib Roast, 25c lb. Rolled Ribs, 7 ribs, 30c lb. Plate Brisket, rolled, 18c Beef, Sweet lb.

Pickled Corned 22c LAMB lb. Legs of Lamb, 33c lb. Loin Lamb Chops, 35c GRADE A MILK-FED Back Bacon, sliced, lb. 49c Side Bacon, rindless, lb. 45c Smoked Jowls, lb.

20c quality, Hamburg, lb. commercial 15c Beef Liver, lb. 25c Beef and Pork Sausage, 2 lbs. 25c Beef Tongues, lb. 23c Pressed Ham, lb.

40c YEARLING Front Quarter Mutton, lb. 10c Loin Mutton Chops, 2 lbs. 35c GRAIN-FED lb. Legs of Pork, 30c Shoulder Roast, lb. 25c lb.

Loin Chops, 35c MILK-FED lb. Leg or Loin Roast, 38c lb. Round Bone Shoulder, 25c Ib. Rolled Ribs, 7 ribs, 30c Pink Salmon, 23c lb. Black Cod, 25c lb.

Smoked Fillets, 35c THE -POST, REGINA, ESCAPES FROM FRANCE: Emilienne Moreau, heroine of the last war and of the British Military Medal, Croix de holder, Guerre and the Red Cross Medal, is in London after escaping from German-held France. She is a delegate to Consultative Assembly of the resistance movement. Unions honor Mrs. Powell FIFTY guests or more were present at a dinner party held Wednesday night at the Y.W.C.A. by the three Regina W.C.T.U.

branches. Guest of honor was Mrs. H. O. Powell who leaves shortly to make her home near Philadelphia.

To Mrs. Powell an illuminated address was presented with a card bearing the names of those present. Westend W.C.T.U. had made Mrs. Powell a life member on the occasion of its 32nd anniversary and the accompanying pin was presented at the dinner party.

Mrs. W. H. Phillips presided over the gathering and made presentation of the pin; Mrs. John Shaw read the address to the honor guest; Mrs.

J. A. Urquhart conducted prayer; and with these three contributing to a program of speeches outlining the part Mrs. Powell had taken in temperance work were: Mrs. H.

M. Stephens, Mrs. J. H. Bolton, Mrs.

H. G. Andrews, Mrs. W. W.

Andrews, Mrs. E. J. Doolittle and Mrs. J.

H. Fraser. Happy reference was made to what Mrs. Powell had accomplished toward encouraging scientific temperance education as well as having been a tower of strength to the leaders in all departments of temperance endeavor. She had helped with plans for setting up the Mrs.

Sinton memorial shelf of temperance literature at the public library. Her wealth of knowledge along lines of temperance progress and her wise counsels had been valued. Mrs. Powell made a pleasing reply voicing appreciation of the farewell dinner arranged by the unions and the gifts as well as of friendliness shown to her by the unions during her residence here. Asters and stocks formed the table decorations and Mrs.

Lydia Dowswell assisted by Miss Nellie Ballantyne and others of the Y.W.C.A.. cafeteria staff had charge of the dinner arrangements. Guests included: Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Powell, Mrs.

J. A. Urquhart, Mrs. R. R.

E. J. Doolittle, Mrs. H. G.

Andrews, Mrs. W. W. Andrews, Mrs. A.

Grace Chase, Mrs. L. Bratt. Miss F. S.

McDonald. Mrs. E. A. Moore, Mrs.

A. Buffam, Mrs. J. Alexander, Mrs. W.

Erskine, U. Pickel, Mrs. J. H. Fraser, Mrs.

Laura Stewart, Mrs. E. G. Bourne, Mrs. W.

W. Krueger, Mrs. W. Burnett. Mrs.

H. Stewart, Miss Ida Loseless, Mrs. W. J. Howlett, Mrs.

C. McCannel, Mrs. C. R. Davis, Mrs.

W. J. Steele, Mrs. M. Potts, Mrs.

J. Greer. Mrs. D. MeMurdie, Mrs.

G. R. Baldwin, Mrs. Ada John Shaw, Mrs. Algren.

Mrs. F. W. Hinton, Mrs. S.

Sanders, A. Menzies, Mrs. G. H. C.

Mrs. L. Rusk, Mrs. E. Thomson, Mrs.

W. T. Ballantyne, Mrs. J. H.

Bolton. Mrs. E. C. Tanner, Mrs.

E. F. Pratt, Mrs. C. McGee, Mrs.

A. Rankin, Miss Margaret Kingston, M. Anderson, Mrs. H. L.

Anderson, Mrs. John Monger, M. Stephens, INDIAN HEAD DEATH INDIAN Ward Colton, 83, at home. Born in Oakville, Mr. Colton has resided in the Indian district for the past 60 years.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Isabella; four daughters, Mrs. D. Jones, Balcarres; Hitchens, Abernethy, and Elsie and Eva, at home, and three sons, Percy, Skagway, Alaska, and Adelbert and Eldon at home. He also leaves three brothers, Alfred in Rochester, N.Y., and George and Herbert in Ontario, and one sister, Mrs.

Victor Stephens, Oakville, Ont. DIES IN SCOTLAND Word has been received by Mrs. W. F. Marshall of the sudden death in Glasgow of Miss Rosabelle (Scotty) Lennox, Glasgow, Scotland, who together with Miss Kath Whyte an exchange teacher in Regina from the United Kingdom from August, 1930, to June, 1931.

Miss Lennox taught in Herchmer school. YOU, TOO, WILL SAY "NOW THAT'S GOOD COFFEE!" When once you TASTE the smooth, delicious full-bodied goodness in BLOSSOM COFFEE Choice coffers blended by our specialists and ready for you, roaster fresh from our Regina evens in the grind you like best. Rich flavor we know you'll enjoy- a package today! DICKSON IMPORTING LTD. 1912 Hamilton St. Phone 7433 New aerial record in China theatre CHUNGKING, Aug.

two battles near Yuchow in Hunan province, Aug. 29, U.S. Fourteenth Air Force fliers made the best score they have yet achieved-49 planes destroyed, probably de(stroyed or damaged. The figures were given in the communique from Gen. Stillwell's headquarters.

It also reported fresh American raids on the Hankow and Canton areas and a fight with Zeros near Hankow in which eight enemy planes were shot down and five damaged. votes $200 THE sum of $200 was voted for the Dominion seed fund by Saskatchewan headquarters branch of the Canadian Prisoners of War Relatives association at their August meeting. Discussion took place as to the need of sending seeds to prisoners in Germany to be used next year. Various members quoted letters from prisoners of war expressing pleasure in their gardens grown from seeds supplied by the association previously. It was decided to support the fund and be prepared for ARMY NAVY A SUPER MARKET FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS APPLES WEALTHY 1.98 BLUEBERRIESLb.

30c Basket 3.95 FANCY RIPE 10c Fancy Utah, lb. CELERY- 10c B.C. 6 Ibs. 25c CARROTS. 8 lbs.

25c 8 Ibs. 25c POTATOES 10 lbs. 25c Dozen. GOLDEN CORN- 39c CAULI- 3 lbs. 25c CUCUM- 3 lbs.

19c B.C. CANTALOUPEExtra for Special. 2 35c PRUNE PLUMS1.98 BARTLETT. PEARS 59c PLUM JAM30-lb. pail 3.45 BLACKBERRY, LOGANBERRY OR RASPBERRY 2-lb.

JAM- 37c FRUIT JARSQuarts, 1.15 RINGS. RUBBER 5 pkgs. 25c METAL RINGS- 23c CORN STARCH. 2 pkgs. 19c -Lb.

DANDEE PUDDINGS 25c LEMONADE 10c SAVOY POWDER CUSTARD- 25c NEW SEASON'S HONEY1 lb. 4 Ibs. 8 lbs. 23c 84c 1.65 MOLASSES--Quarts 39c CRAB- lbs. 3 25c B.C.

FREESTONE PEACHES case. case. 2.39 No. 2 2.10 Dozen. BUNS10c CINNAMON doz.

2 25c -Each. BLUEBERRY PIES 25c APPLE PIESEach. 15c Each LUNCH 15c CUP CAKESDozen. 20c or BREAD Rye; loaf. White, Brown 7c PICKLING VINEGAR-Gallon.

59c LIBBY'S BABY FOODStins 3 25c LIBBY'S PREPARED 9c LIBBY'S VEGETABLE SOUP 3 tins 25c DYSON'S MEAT 10c I 30-lb. MARMALADE 3.25 OR ORANGE 2-lb. jar. 35c ARMY NAVY 39c COFFEE NAVY 43c COCOA--L NEILSON'S BULK 15c FRY'S COCOA- 33c MAGIC POWDER-12-oz. BAKING tin 23c MAGIC BAKING SODA 11c CHIPSO OR 24c IVORY 7c LEMON OR CEDAR POLISH, 26-oz.

bottle 19c WHITE NAPTHA SOAP10 cakes 25c Meat Department Specials! For Meats and Fish Phone 6639 Free Delivery BLUE RIBBON BEEF ROUND STEAK- 38c ROUND BONE SHOULDER ROUND STEAK ROAST- 24c ROAST-Lb. CORNED BEEF36c RUMP ROAST Round or 25c square cut; 35c BEEF SAUSAGE- 15c RIB ROAST-7 ribs, boned and rolled; 35c SIRLOIN STEAK- 40c BLADE ROAST- 24c BEEF LIVER- 24c FRESH LAMB -Whole or half. 35c DER CHOPS RACK SHOUL27c FRONT QUARTER- 25c BRISKET- 15c FRESH VEAL LEG-Long cut, 31c Boneless, STEWING VEAL- 24c CUTLETS- 38c CALVES' LIVER. 40c ROUND BONE SHOULDER 35c CALVES' TONGUE 22c LOIN ROAST OR CHOPS- 25c CALVES' HEART- 15c FRESH PORK Sliced, LEG ROAST- 30c SIDE PORK- 25c SHOULDER 26c Lb. SPARERIBS- 20c SHOULDER PORK 28c DRY SALT PORK- 22c Grade frozen, TURKEY- 35c TENDERIZED 38c LESS CHICKEN, B's- 35c TENDERIZED BONE- 45c FOWL--Grade A.

28c HEADCHEESE 25c Lb. SMOKED JOWLS- 21c LIVER SAUSAGE- 28c PICNICS- 30c TENDERIZED SUMMER 35c You can Hunters Crispy CHIPS anytime Hunters Particularly Good POTATO Catueen meals TASTY Made ty the Makers HUNTER'S CHEESE any ciltties have eventuality. been A hall donated and for lasocial evening arranged for Sept. 15. All members and relatives in Regina on that date will be welcome.

Mrs. J. Cromb, 2252 Montague street, is in charge of tickets. The food supplies committee reported increased activity, 41 orders of food items for next of kin parcels been filled during the associahaving, tion got into touch with 21 new next of kin in the province. Memorial held Regina W.C.T.U.

branches held a service the first of the week at the cemetery in memory of former members buried there, the rites taking place near Mrs. W. P. Reekie's grave. Mrs.

G. R. Baldwin read the list of names and Mrs. A. Buffam led the devotional, each service.

member's Flowers grave. were Mrs. H. G. Andrews with a committee lhad charge.

MANY GUESTS were welcomed to the l'lue room of the Hotel Saskatchewan when the American consul and Mrs. Walter S. Reineck entertained at a reception in honor of the American ambassador to Canada, the Hon. Ray Atherton and Mrr. Atherton.

Mrs. wore a handsome sheer of shell Atherton. pink and black with small black model hat while Mr: Reineck was attired in a black and Cope 1- ensemble with har- monizing feather hat. Large boublue, quets of gladioli graced the room and the tea table was centred with a basket of many shaded gladioli. Mrs.

A. P. McNab, Mme. G. H.

Trudeau, Mrs. Wil- Rex Schneider, Mrs. Hollis W. liams and Mrs. F.

L. Thornton performed the tea room honors. oil, Mephisto tin Sardines, 1 in 10c tin Raspberry Jam, 2-1b. '35c E. D.

Smith Pure Plum Jam, 2-lb. jar 35c lade, Jam, 6-oz. Jellies, jar Marma- 10c tin Spork or Kam, 12-oz. 29c Malkin's Best Dated Coffee, 1-lb. pkg.

45c Robin Hood Quick Oats, 5-lb. bag 25c Quaker Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. 25c 3 for Quaker Puffed Wheat, 25c Wax Paper, 100 ft. roll 19c LION'S CLUB RACE EXHIBITION GROUNDS 4 2 PM. Sept.

Westminster for Toilet 19c 2-lb. Purity bag Water Softener, 19c Classic Cleanser, 4 tins 25c Purex Toilet Tissue, 3 for 25c bars Ivory Soap, 2 large 19c P. and G. White Naptha Soap, 4 for 19c bar Kirk's Castile Soap, 5c Variety Meaties, 2-lb. Squares pkg.

or 25c B.C. taloupe, Pink lb. Meat Can- 9c B.C. 28-Ib. lug Field Tomatoes, 2.59 toes, 2 lbs.

Southern Sweet Pota- 29c Green Peppers, 20c doz. Golden Bantam Corn, 39c Snow flower, lb. White Cauli- 10c 6 Cooking Onions, 25c lbs. 10 lbs. Local New Potatoes, 22c QUALITY BEEF lb.

Round Bone Shoulder, 24c Plate small, 2 Brisket, lbs. cut up 25c lb. Rump Roast, 30c Round Sirloin, Steak T-Bone Roasts, or lb. 38c lb. Cross Rib Roast, 27c lb.

Front Quarter Lamb, 19c lb. Breast of Lamb, 15c lb. 29c CHICKEN, lb. 35c lb. Cottage Rolls or Butts, 38c style, Pork lb.

Shoulders, picnic 30c lb. Ontario Cheese, 35c Macaroni and Cheese Loaf, lb. 30c lb. Head Cheese, 25c lb. Wieners, 25c lb.

Sliced Bologna, 19c lb. Garlic Sausage, 25c MUTTON Breast of Mutton, 3 lbs. 25c lb. Summer Sausage, 30c PORK Pork Liver, lb. 15c Pork Spareribs, lb.

22c Pork Tenderloin, lb. 43c VEAL lb. Shoulder Roast, 23c 2 Breast lbs. of Veal, 29c lb. Loin Chops or Steaks, 38c pair Kippers, 20c lb.

Halibut, sliced, 38c Red Salmon, 35c Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, have returned from Vancouver, where they spent several weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

K. F. Smith, Dallas, Texas, are spending two weeks as guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Smith, Swift Current. Mrs. D. H.

Koyl and her son, Gavin, have returned after spending six months in Saskatoon at the home of Fit. Lt. Koyl's Mr. and Mrs. A.

L. Koyl. MR. AND MRS. E.

A. JOLLY and Miss Isabel Jolly, Reg.N., returned Wednesday from a two weeks trip to Montreal where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Jolly's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

William Jolly. They were accompanied home by Master Jack Jolly who will spend the winter here. Leading Writer Douglas Jolly came from the east coast to accompany his parents and sister home and is spending leave here. Miss Joan Balfour entertained at tea on Wednesday a afternoon in honor of Miss Jean McNiven, who leaves shortly for Toronto where she will attend university. At the tea an out-of-town guest was Miss Ann Wilson, Toronto.

Regina Tennis club will hold an open dance in the clubhouse Saturday. Flt. Sgt. James Anderson is spending furlough at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas C. Anderson, 1170 Cameron street. Honoring Miss Doris Jean who is leaving to join W.R.C.N.S., Miss Eleanor Monan entertained at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

K. Monan, 1372 Athol The guest of honor was presented with a gift from those present including: Mayer, Wilma Jean h. Kerr, Marjorie TagMisses Mildred Bannister, Teresa gart and Mary Stapleton. St. Peter's evening branch of the W.A.

will meet Friday at the home of Miss Phyllis Tate, 1551 Garnet street, at 7:45. Miss Grace E. Knowlden has returned from Banff, where she attended a summer music course given under university auspices. She spent a day or two in Calgary on her way home. Major Helen Rankin is spending leave in Regina, She was formerly.in command of the C.W.A.C.

here and is now officer commanding No. 40 company of the C.W.A.C., Glebe barracks, Ottawa. Leaving Thursday Major Mary McIlvena will go to Lethbridge to spend leave. Couple mark anniversary LUMSDEN: Home of Rev. A.

W. Gollmer, vicar of All Saints' Anglican church and rural dean of Lumsden deanery, and Mrs. Gollmer was the scene of a pleasant surprise party Aug. 26 when a number of congregation members called to congratulate, the couple on their silver wedding anniversary. Mrs.

Gollmer was formerly Alice Symons, of Rocanville. The couple were married at Moosomin Aug. 26, 1919, on Mr. Gollmer's return from overseas. Their daughter and two sons are Cpl.

Mary Gollmer, R.C.A.F. (W.D.), LTO. Harold Gollmer, R.C.N., and Ted. who is at school Mr. Gollmer has been in charge of congregations in northern Ontario, near Cobalt, Parkbeg, Chaplin, Young-: ston, Tuberose, Broadview and Outlook." May, 1941, Mr.

and Mrs. Gollmer arrived in Lumsden, where they have kept open house for many R.A.F. service men. Cpl. Nelson, home on leave after five years overseas, attended the celebration.

W. Kerr spoke briefly and presentation of a silver sandwich tray was made by Mrs. Frank Gibbs, W.A. president. Cpl.

Mary Gollmer also spoke briefly. DIES IN GRENFELL Clara Dobson, 81, died at her home here and was buried in Grenfell cemetery following services, conducted at the United Mrs. Dobson born in Leicester, in 1863. She married in' 1901 and in 1906 came to Canada with her husband, who established a contracting business in Winnipeg. They came to Grenfell in 1917.

Surviving are Mr. Dobson, and a stepdaughter, Mrs. John Trent, of 'Brandon. Luhrmann 02 Co. 7615 PHONE 7616 CORNER TENTH AVENUE AND ST.

JOHN STREET Friday and Saturday 4 EXTRA SPECIALS IN GRAIN-FED PORK SHOULDER PORK FRESH PIGS' FEET 23cl 5c RIBLETS AND BACK 4c PORK 11c CHOICE LAMB AND MUTTON LEGS LAMB- 38c LOIN MUTTON CHOPS OR 15c FRONT QUARTERS 23c LEGS 19c LAMB CHOPS 36c FRONT MUTTON- QUARTERS 10c RED AND BLUE BRAND AND COMMERCIAL QUALITY BEEF CHUCK 23c ROUND BONE 25c Round Steak or Roasts, lb. 38c REGINA LION'S CLUB 7. Bone Rib Roasts, bone- MODEL RACE less rolled, lb. and EXHIBITION GROUNDS 36c LABOR DAY Sept. 4 2 For Earlier Delivery Saturday, Morning, Phone Your Orders in Friday p.m.

'Orders Phoned in Saturday Morning After 8:30 Go Out Saturday Afternoon. MILK-FED VEAL ROUND BONE LOIN VEAL CHOPS ROASTS-Lb. 25c 36c BLADE ROASTS- FILLET VEAL 24c 40c "COUNTRY MAID" QUALITY PRODUCTS TENDERIZED PICNIC S- LUNCHEON HAM or Fresh smoked, 29c CHICKEN ROLLLb. 40c HEADCHEESE OR BLOOD BACON SLICED SIDE SAUSAGE43c 20c PURE PORK MACARONI 23c CHEESE LOAF LA. 30c FRESH MADE BEEF 18c RING BOLOGNA- 19c COOKED HAM- POLISH SAUSAGE 56c 24c FREE DELIVERY How to make delicious ICE CREAM with LIGHT CREAM RECIPE In your cups "Junket" Rennet using light cream Ice Cream light cream Tablet cup Automatic Refrigerator 1 Dissolve tablespoon "Junket" Rennet teaspoons Easy to make smooth ice cold water.

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