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Friday,
December
12,
1917
VARDEN
SINGERS
CONCERT
PLEASES
CHURCH
GROUP
Chora)
and
solo
renditions
of
Norwegian
folk
music
and
classical
composers
made
up
an
interesting
program
presented
by
the
Varden
Singers
and
assisting
artists
at
a
pre
Christmas
concert
held
in
St.
Paul's
Lu-4heran
Church
Thursday
evening.
The
choral
presentations
by
he
Varden
Singers
under
direction
of
Peter
Lien,
included
mthems
and
hymns
from
the
Lutheran
.hymnal,
followed
by
a
nroup
of
four
Christmas
carols,
nmg
in
Norwegian
during
the
second
half
of
the
program.
The
second
part
of
the
program
was
opened
by
Rev.
Earl
Holland
who
established
the
The
Popular
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sails
For
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
FORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11;I5
P.M.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
'
Hook
Early
for
Xinas
-For
Information
call
or
write
Clty
or
Depot
Ticket
Offices.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
n.C.
I
inc'
'ed
the
hymn
"Awake,
i
w:e.
for
Night
Is
Flying,"
sung
j
by
the
choir
and
audience.
The
!
choir
then
sang
two
anthems,
;
"Glory
or
God
in
Nature"
by
!
Beethoven
and
"Send
Out
Thy
i
Light"
by
Gounod.
Two
organ
solos,
"Jesu,
Joy
of
Man's
Desiring"
and
"Cajus
Ani-mum,"
played
by
15-year-old
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Bulkley
Valley
Scotland
Having
National
Parks
OTTAWA
Some
of
the
finest
scenery
in
Scotland
is
being
preserved
for
all
time
from
any
danger
of
being
spoiled
by
industrial
development.
As
soon
as
the
necessary
legislation
is
passed,
five
areas
recommended
by
the
Scottish
National
Parks
Committee
will
officially
become
parks.
The
areas
are
Loch
Lo-
Roald
Fesess,
showed
a
fine
mas-
mond.
Trossachs.
Glen
Affrlc-
tery
of
the
instrument
and
were
Glen.
Cann
Cannish-Strath
Far-warmly
received
by
the
audl-Jrae.
Ben
Nevis-Glen,
Coe
-Black
ence.
i.i
.Mount,
the
Cairngorms.
L,ocn
Concluding
choral
number
in
Mariee-Little
Loch
Broom.
the
first
section
was
the
an-'
them
"Jubilate,
Amen."
It
was1
ARMY
1
FARN
followed
by
three
piano
solos
by
CrnV,
CQkTIlvrnQ
Mrs.
George
Mead
-
"Liebe-
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straum"
(Listz),
"Cradle
Son?"
WASHINGTON.
D.C.
The
furs
fJarnfeldt-.
"Pastoral
Dance"
of
,hp
prjmiUve
Eskimo
are
(Edward
Germyn).
'
warmer
than
the
cold
weather
The
Christmas
music
in
the
combat
clothing
worn
by
the
second
portion
of
the
program
army
and
navy.
This
is
admitted
Included
the
anthem
"Behold,
here,
states
Lt.-Commander
J.
Thy
King
Cometh"
and
two
vo-1
v.
Haggard,
speaking
at
a
naval
Christmas
atmosphere
with
a
cal
solos.
"He
Shall
Feed
His
1
research
meeting.
"To
keep
.-ihort
introductory
talk
on
"The
i
Flock"
Handel
and
"The
Pray-;
warm,
men
must
wear
layers.
Message
of
the
Advent."
Mr.
Soi-
cr
Perfect"
by
the
American
find
in
so
doing,
perspire
at
the
land
concluded
the
program
by
composer.
Speaks.
!
least
provocation.
The
Eskimos'
hanking
the
choir
and
assist-i
Four
Norwegian
Christmas
clothing
fits
more
loosely,
allows
ing
artists.
!
carols,
sung
by
the
choir,
con-
for
free
circulation
and
provides
First
portion
of
the
program
.-luded
the
program.
maximum
warmth."
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to
please
the
fastidious.
Holiday
season
formals
can
be
made
so
much
more
enjoyable
with
a
new
Formal.
We
invite
your
approval
of
our
formal
tlresses
of
today.
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SPECIAL!
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EVENING
GOWNS
Selection
of
all
sizes.
No
two
alike
each
different.
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-
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to
8
p.m.
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BULKLEY
VALLEY
COLLIERIES
Telkwa,
B.C.
LIMITED
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
PREVIEW
OF
CHRISTMAS
FOR
ILL
BOY
The
spirit
of
Santa
Claus
became
a
living,
vital
thing
for
bright-eyed
Donald
Mc-Enaney.
eight,
of
Chicago,
who
is
a
victim
of
the
dread
leukemia.
At
a
party
for
the
boy.
Santa
brought
Donald
gifts
from
warm-hearted
Chicagoans,
Donald
also
got
a
long-distance
phone
call
from
his
cowboy
idol,
Gene
Autry.
THEFT
CHARGES
AGAINST
WILSON
Amendments
Are
Made
By
Prosecution
Leslie
Wilson,
Port
Edward
fisherman,
who
was
committeed
for
trial
on
three
charges
of
breaking
and
entering
at
his
j
preliminary
hearing
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
In
district
;
magistrate's
court
Thursday
afternoon,
will
face
three
charges
of
theft,
Instead,
when
he
comes
up
for
trial
in
County
Court.
Tlie
charges
were
changed
by
J.
T.
Harvey,
who
was
appointed
crown
counsel
at
the
conclusion
of
the
preliminary
hearing.
Thej
change
was
made
on
the
basis
of
evidence
presented
in
the
preliminary
hearing.
i
The
depositions
indicated
that
;
theft
would
be
a
more
fitting
charge
than
breaking
and
entering,
r.
Harvey
decided.
Wilson
Is
alleged
to
have
entered
three
homes
of
natives
at
Kemano
Bay,
Gardner
Canal,
last
August
and
stolen
househola
articles
and
a
shot
gun.
Goods,
claimed
by
the
crown
to
have
been
stolen,
were
found
in
his
home
at
Port
Edward
earliei
this
month.
Wilson
was
scheduled
to
appear
before
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
for
election
this
afternoon
and
it
was
expected
that
he
would
elect
speedy
trial
immediately.
Roderick
MacLeod
is
acting
for
Wilson.
CHELMSFORD.
Eng.,
H
Total
age
of
four
cribbage
players
here
Is
323
years.
DEBHAM,
Eng.,
a
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Holland
recently
celebrated
their
70th
anniversary.
Try
a
Daily
News
Clasil.'-d
Ad
'CATHOLIC
CARD
PARTY
ENJOYED
Eighty-eight
players
took
part
In
the
Catholic
Women's
League
card
party
held
in
the
Catholic
School
Hall
last
night,
filling
the
,hall
to
capacity.
General
convener
of
the
affair
was
Mrs,
Walter
Lahtl,
League
president.,
who
also
was
cashier.
Proceeds
will
be
used
for
the
children's
,
Christmas
Tree
party
later
this
month.
During
the
evening,
refreshments
weie
served
by
a
commit-'
tee
consisting
of
Mrs.
Leo
Dolr-on.
Mrs.
J.
Garon,
Mrs.
J.
Shannon.
Mrs.
P.
Lyons,
assisted
by
Mr
McCormack.
Prize
winners
were:
Bridge
Ladles,
Miss
Mary
Astoria,
Mrs.
O.
R.
Brett;
Men's,
Glllls
Roycr,
George
McWhln-,
ncy.
1
Whist
Ladle,
Sltlla
Wagner.'
Yvonne
Smith;
Men,
11.
Wright.
Mr.
McCardle.
!
Crlbbage
Ladles',
Mrs.
C.
Schaeffer,
Mrs.
Coultler;
Men,
N.
Rodseth,
G.
Couture.
Raffle
winners
were:
Hamper
of
groceries,
Miss
Monica
Le-
sleur;
cushion,
Mrs.
A.
Astoria;
Pair
of
Socks,
Miss
Monica
Lc-
i
sleur.
i
Woman
Elected
to
Board
at
Stewart
STEWART
Mrs.
Sadie
L.
Loung.
pioneer
local
woman.
j
was
elected
to
the
board
of
village
commissioners
at
the
annual
election
here.
Continuing
members
of
the
board
are
W.
R.
Tooth
and
John
Thompson.
After
many
years
of
service,
Chairman
W.
L.
Newell
declined
to
seek
re-election.
Try
a
Class:
fled
Ad
In
The
News
From
This
Date
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COAL
will
be:
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per
ton
MINE
RUN
Loose
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per
ton
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rebate
for
quantity
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or
Dairy
at
popular
prices.
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LONG
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YOU'LL
FIND
JUST
THE
OUT
FOIt
EACH
ONE
ON
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
LIST.
Come
to
HERE
YOU'LL
SI;
TOYS,
GAMES,
DOLLS,
MINIATURE
PIANOS
THAT
PLAY,
SAILING
SHIPS,
SLEIGHS,
DOLL
HUGGIES,
METAL
CARS
THAT
WIND
UP,
WIRELESS
SETS
.
.
.AND
SCORES
OF
OTHER
GUTS
TO
GLADDEN
THE
HEARTS
OF
CHILDREN.
Gift
Wraps,
Seals,
Ribbon
Gay
Tree
and
House
Decorations
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Direct
From
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PULLOVERS
ALL-WOOL,
IN
SHADES
OF
MAROON.
CANARY.
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BLUE,
BROWN.
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FOR
ALL
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FAMILY!
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to
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slippers
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too.
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Holiday
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to
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delivery.
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Oiiipnes.
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them
ready
when
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