Union Church Ladies' Society's Annual Bazaar: Nearly $5,000 and' More to Come.
The annual sale of work of the Union Church Ladies' Society brings out not only' all the church.attend-/dants who know from experience how delightful and rewarding the afternoon will be, but also attracts: a large number of astute Christmas shoppers. who avail themselves.of the opportunities offered for securing, original gifts. Saturday afternoon found the hall artistically decorated with flags, feathery bamboo. and potted palms, and plants with brilliantly lighted Christmas tree and festoons of greenery with [coloured electric lights.
The Rev. A. N. Rowland in traducing Mrs. John Prentice, who opened the Sale, spoke of the excellent work done by the Society and asked all present to see that "Love's Labour" should not be "Lost," and that the industry of the summer and for the bazaar should be by generous support. He jealled upon Mrs. John Prentice, "an Jold and honoured member of the Society since its inception many) years ago."
Mrs. Prentice said an occasion like this was one for congratulation. A mere glance at the stalls around the "Hall" would convince anyone of the arduous task, through the trying Gays of summer heat,. the Union Chorek Ladies' Society had performed, Daring, the "sum ete a planning and arranging. for the beautiful work which was snow di
Jaiways felt deeply" interested (a the layed the salle. They, had Society since its inception. Their Work was really a labour of love. Previous to 1015 the Society" worked for local" charities, but when Great War started the members, f that their fellow countrymen had the first claim upon them: and as a result Geran a atte 28 oe hai a Rospital ition Yor the limbless,
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