PAGE
SIX
Victoria
Scene
of
Yuletide
Festival
"Who
does
not
love
the
very
name
of
"Chrlst-nuiB".
asfes
Dickens
hi
"The
rhristmas
Carol"
knowing
well
enough
thai
there
Is
no
such
person,
and
.ttiat
if
there
were
hU
punishment
would
probably
be
nothing
less
horrible
than
that
which
proved
so
.elective
in
the
case
of
the
unpleasant
Mr.
Scrqoge.
And
where,
one
may
ask,
is
the
proper
Christmas
spirit
more
truly
observable
and
more
thoroughly
enjoyed
than
in
England.
Back
in
the
dim
middle
ages
Christmas
was
an
English
Institution
and
Jt
came
down
the
centuries
losing
nothing
of
Its
charm
although
customs
of
celebration
changed
a
little
now
and
their
as
time
went
by.
But
Christmas
remained
English
and
is
to-day
as
Kngllsh
as
ever
wherever
English
people
are
fathered.
I
Outs
de
the
British
Isles
there
la
no
place
so
English
as
Victoria.
The
climate
Is
English,
better
still
its
scenery
is
English,
and
best
of
all,
its
people
are
English.
Great
holly
bushes
"with
red
berries
dight"
grow
In
profusion,
and
English
Ivy
Shrouds
the
walls
of
mansion
and
cottage
what
better
sett
ng
for
English
revels
?
Victoria
is
this
year
going
to
celebrate
Christmas
In
rieht
good
Christmas
fashion.
Old
customs.
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
our
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
give
instant
service
in
buying
and
selling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
alito
have
facilities
for
accepting
Wheat
order.
on
Winnipeg
Stork
Exchange.
Representing
Miller,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
617
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
TRAPPERS
(Jet
every
cent
your
FURS
are
worth.
Ship
them
bring
them
to
BOYD
YOUNG
Port
Simpson,
B.
C.
or
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
G8
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
old
carols,
old
music
a
Christmas
festival
that
will
pull
at
the
heart-strings
of
English
people
no
matter
how
many
years
or
generations
they
have
been
away
from
"Home".
The
celebration
will
last
from
Christmas
to
"Twelfth
Nlghi"
and
will
ceeter
around
the
Empress
Hotel
a
one
of
the
musical
and
historical
festivals
that
have
been
organised
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Bail
way.
Among
the
features
of
the
Festival
will
be
a
presentation
of
"The
Cheater
Mysteries"
a
natlrUjr
play
that
had
its
first
performance
at
Cheater
Abbey,
Christmas,
1328.
Just
COO
years
ago,
when
Edward
III
was
on
the
throne,
and
about
tweflty-five
years
.before
the
battle
of
Creasy.
Christmas
customs
down
through
the
ages
to
the
time
of
Dickens
will
be
observed
In
the
costumes
of
thJr
period
and
there
will
be
a
Christmas
play
baaed
on
Mr.
Pickwick's
famous
Christmas
.Frolic
at
"Dlnaley
Dell
Farm".
The
celebration
will
wind
up
with
a
fancy
drees
ball,
and
as
Victoria
Is
Canada's
most
popular
winter
resort
the
event
will
be
attended
by
people
from
all
parts
of
this
country
and
the
western
States.
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
i
TEKRACE
home
of
her
sister-in-law,
Mrs.
1
!
'-
r
Hunter,
returned
to
her
lterae-'
Dan
Clocker
returned
on
Thurs-,at
the
Ikele
Jtutchery
at
the
tday
after
spending
the
past
three
nd
of
the
week.
"
1
months
on
the
prairies.
j
'
i
L.
E.
Magna
n
of
Dierwood,
!
Mrs.,
A.
McLeod
spent
a
few
Minn.,
m
a
visitor
hurt,
at
he
,days
this
past
weak
whh
her
week-end.
Foster,
in
'
''
son
Smithers.
j
1
I
W.
II.
Cayanagh
of
Knlum
:
Miss
Mayme
Dobb
of
Prince
Lake
was
in
town
at
the
end
of
'
Rupert
.former
teacher
in
the
pub-
tbe
week.
-
"
He
schools
here
arrived
on
Snt.-
jurday
to
spend
the
week-end
at;
the
home
of
air.
and
Mra.
Harry'
King.
i
Mrs.
Pearl
Grant
and
children
'returned
Saturday
after
spending
'a
few
days
in
Prince
Rupert
Fred
Nash
returned
from
Haz-
el
ton
an
Saturday
where
he
has
;
spent
the
paat
week
on
survey
work.
A
t
nf
llarmawnrth'a
t'nirilr-
George,
Little
left
on
Saturday
on
a
short
business
trip
to
Kit-wonga.
,
.
.
:i
!
.
Mra.
Aird
ami
daughter,
Jlrs.
j
'Batnea
and
Mra.
,
fym
,
Jkm
MsKiillitLnitnr-Srere
hl
on
Saturday
from
Pacific.
Thos.
McMeekin
of
Prince
Rupert
was
a
business
visitor
here
on
Thursday.
Mrs.
Chas.
Jtaven,
whe
has
'
spent
the
past
two
weeks
at
Uic
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kip
pers
TI'IIK
DAINTIEST
BHEAKI
ASr
MHMI.'
.Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
itnpert.
R.C.
PACIFIC
Mrs.
Taper
and
daughter
Pacific
were
recent
visitors
Terrace.
Mrs.
Pat
O'Brien
apent
an
enjoyable
week
end-with
her
sister
Mrs.
W.
E.
Gardar
at
Pacific.
!
Father
Godfrey
said
mass
for
the
benefit
Of
local
Catholics
last
week.
His
visit
was
much
pedla
in
eight
volumes,
has
been
aPPr-ted
i
loaned
by
the
Canadian
Legion
Library
committee
to
the
High
School
until
such
time
as
a
set
of
reference
works
can
be
ob-jtained
for
use
in
the
schools.'
The
trustees
of
the
Pacific
school,
Mrs.
W.'
AJjd,
Jlra.
.Thog.
McCubbin
and
Mrs.
Pavid
Disher
are
collecting
for
a
chldren'
Christmas
tree.
TERRACELODGE
CELEBRATES
TERRACE,
Nov.
13.
The
local
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THE
DAILY
HEWS
of
in
SCHOOL
BOOKS
:
ARE
DISCUSSED
Terrace
Parent
Teachers
Kndoroe
Prince
Hupert
Propotval
to
Jlav'c'Government
Ait
i.
j.
u.
r.
juuue
cvisuriiLcu
Lite
.
.
X
Mb,
TERRACE.
Nov.
13.
At
a
well
attendetl
meeting
of
the
Parent
Teachers
'Association,
presided
ov-
I.
O.
O.
F.
Anniversary
Proves
er
by
Mra.
S.
J.
Moore;
It
w
Enjoyable
Event
With
decided
to
endorse
the
jto-oposal
Ueliekahs
ax
Guestn
.
uf
the
PHtice
Rupert
Triues
rid
Lnbor
CdUntil
to
ask
theGoverh
1
.
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A
nieni
to
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aistriuute
ll
schoolr
text
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possible
JU&muae
tn-iiiie
pookb.
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,
.
i
i
i
tion
on
Friday
evening.
last
by
I
holding
a
very
enjoyable
aeciitl
A
committee
composed,
of
Miss
evening
in
their
club
rooms.
Their
l)avH-
"ev.
'Wm.
Allan
and
Gwyire
gueats
included
their
sister
Re-
Dovej-was
pnointl
to
feport
on
bekahs
and
a
large
numbet
ef
the
feasibility
of
drIvInk-ifce'alUl-:
;
other
.friends,
.about
SO
persons.
Vr"1
to
sfihooj
during
bad
vfeath-being
in
attendance.
Whist
was
er'
1
'enjoyed
in
the
early
part
of
the
Other
pou!b.!e
objectives
for
evening,
priaes
going
to
Mr.'.
S.
the
ene-gAus
of
the
.society
were
N.
Kirkaldy
and
Jaroen
Lever,
the
'htaUIishnient
of
a
gymna-
.
while
Miss
JJetty
Anderson
anil
sium,
reference
library,
school
2.
Sherwood
received
consols-
llirli
:
nnd
enlargement
of
tho
tions.
Duringq
repartition
of
grunuds.
lit
ws
decided
4o
pro-supperr
nsiraaBrelecton
were
vide
-M
good
Owl
of
.j-ufurejice
rendered
bf
Dr.Rrummett,
Ir.
bonks
ifr
Ine
Jiigh
wuuiNlbrnry
and
Mrs.
Dyson
and
Miss:
lteid.
ut
tui
wirly
,date.anil
a
Cfrr,munity
A
number
of
short
addresses
were
Christinas
Txcc
i
planned.
Miss
also
given.
A
sumptuous
supjier
Held
of
.Die
Jligh
School
staff
was
served,
after
which
dancing
gave
u
plaiio
solo.
was
enjoyed
to
music
furnished
by
-
1
1
1
!
LMcLaren'B
orchestra.
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McLean;
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due
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port
PROVED
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tomowow
Tiom
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va
the
Wife
When
we
were
married
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
I
thought
you
were
n
'brave
man.
sail
Saturday
night
at
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