1
X
PAGE
TWO
PRINCE
RUPERT
!
GIRLS
WINNERS
Chriss;e
-McLeodr
tOUl,
18.
lnternwsfatela'me
The
Intermediate
.League
exhibition
game
wlfiVrounded
off
the
evening's
program
was
a
spirited
encoigiter.'ftigh
School
winning
over
Big
Four
by
the
narrow
margin
of
90
to
ML
At
half
time.
High
dong
all
the
way.
Scoring
was
as
follows:
High
School
Harold
Macdon
aid,
4:
Danny
Morrison,
2;
Alan
Cross.
9:
Hob
Stalker.
5;
Bob
Irvine;
total.
20.
Big
Fonr
Ernie
Hatchford,
8;
Eddie
Smith.
I;.
Doug
Stalker,
2;
George
Hills,
1;
1.
Katstryanta;
S-Currie.
3;
total
16.
'
Bill
Mitchell
referoed
both
J
A.
M
-1
crowd
of
fans
in
attendance.
The
Anyox
gtrts
sarled
hy
the
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
0TTAWA.
D.C.
24
Christmas!
the
department
of
marine.
wVSK
I
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
CE
IS
EXCITING
Prince
of
Wales
went
hunting
with
the
Qaorn
hounds
the
Ok
tiute
he
-
has
been
in
the
field
since
his
return
from
Africa-
The
Post
Oifice
general
deliv
err
wickets
will
he
open
from
4
to
6
p.m.
and
the
lobby
from
8
ajn.
to
9
p
ro-
CHRISTMAS
BILLIARDS
The
handicap
billiard
tourna
risen
from
!"
lowly
positions
r
to
add
merit
at
the
Grand
Terminal
Club
....
r
In
ttiM
V.tifhnitl
ttfwWtV
Kia
waaohAA
1
V
samLflnfll
etairM
girls
had
anotner
easy
wjb
"
-
-
"
"
from
e
.
.
.
.
,.
,
l.x
Tk
im
hnfh
in
third
itrill
nmKsHI
,
.AixnUlul
,
away
fum
onnonents
in
the
second
half,
other
game
oa
unoay,
tms
ume
recently
ten
played:
however,
making
ten
points
whiu
to
Detroit,
and
Montreal
now
ties
First
Round
Anvox
was
helpless
and
could
them
for
the
internatioaar
section
Daag
Friuejl
149.
Art
Easson
not
net
a
single
counter.
Players
and
scoring:
An
vox
Miss
U.
Dresser,
1;
Miss
L.
Dresser.
2;
Miss
B-
Eve:
Miss
F.
Camerrm.
2;
Miss
M.
Cloke;
Mie
Winnie
Caneron;
MisF
F.
Dodsworth;
Miss
F.
Mac-donald:
total
6.
Prince
Ruirt
'Mi.-is
Sue
Bod-
lead.
In
the
American
section
De-
300.
troit
is
three
points
behind
the
Rangers.
The
following
was
the
score:
Saturday
Piftatourga
S.
Toronto
2.
.
Ottawa
0.
Caoadiens
1.
Sunday
Detroit
2,
N.
Y.
Americans
0.
Gilchrist;
Miss
EUaSteen;
Miss
LONDON.
Dec.
24:
The
Second
Round
George
McIImoyle
,
Tinker
200.
P.
Pritehard
105.
A
i
aid
200.
r-
US,
A.
A.
K
to
10
this
evening.
Tomorrow
croft
164.
beise
Christna
Day
the
General
E.
Yager-J
School
was
ahead
t
to
I)ejvcry
wirket
will
be
open
from
played.
8
in
the
contest
which
was
ding-
145.
G.
P.;
M.
M.
McLaehlan
140.
M.
An
drews
260.
Message
of
Christmas
BY
REV.
T.
H.
WRIGHT,
a
A.
Haaelton.
B.C.
"Glory
to
God
in
the
highest,
and
on
earth
peace,
good
i
p
s
lie
i
wiH
toward?
men"
the
BiWe.
Far
back
in
the
miets
of
iUny
Uim
oie
ctau
last
gtr-fiantlmiUy'hl5tPrians
find
various
nations?
that
celebrated
borne.
The
riince
Kanert
girts
W..si.,
11.1.
j
j
la
'
i
lu.
wun
Ie
au
auommenis
01
"""wW
evergreen,
noiiy
wiii
go
north
on
the
Prinee
Rap-
ert
Wednesday
night
far
a
re-
and
mistletoe,
turn
series
at
the
smettr
sown,
i
The
early
Christians
adopted
some
of
the
customs
of
j
:
'
-
'
'
r
t
-
J
it.
.
.
1
I
k
1-
X
-
ll
rrrl.
1
a.
I
tfljf
ewry'
ugot
suti
vtiit,
iunung
uuicis.
me
nappies,
uine
as
'Peace.
It
ought
to
be
a
festival
happiness
going
hand
in
hand;
!
around
which
our
most
hallowed
tha-e
is
hunshteuess
of
mind.
memories
cluster.
It
is
a
tisne
for
gentleness,
loag-sufforfng,
the
the
rivine
of
and
fur
him
whose
feet
are
weary
iirid
whose
steps
are
slow.
Dif
ferences
should
be
forgotten,
eel-ih
complaints
stifled.
We
deride
the
best
for
the
children,
the
best
in
education,
in
training
and'
i
.
v
mnanionship.
)
Tw0
hundred
snd
fifty
children
It
would
he
a
barren
Christmas
every
one
of
whom
received
a
were
there
no
recognition
of
the
Christmas
sack,
ware
in
atten-precious
trurh
that
Christ
was
the
dance
at
the'
Moots
Lodge's
Incarnate
Son
of
God.
The
me
s-1
Christmas
tree
yesterday
after-saae
af
Christmas
is
the
message
noon.
The
affair
was
opened
by
of
giving
Centuries
have
rolled
Dictator
B.
M.
Simpson
and
Joe
by.
Empires
have
come
and
gone,
ftatchford
did
the
boaors
for
but
nothing
has
stilled
the
song
Santa
Chtus,
distributing
gifts
i
of
Rethiebefn.
The
song
that
the
and
sweets
to
those
present
anirels
SUnsr
to
the
shetlherd
was
.
An
ArrhMlra
rnn.Utinir
nf
tl.
a
message
of
peace
and
good
will
!
Nellie
Lawrence.',)!
Its
Molly
Law-to
all
people.
It
was
a
nchjfee4j,;
Ml
AVadea
Muaullem,
usdixj
message.
In
aj
the
'worlds
pM
WrarroB;
Jack
Musaaliem,
there
was
no
real
peace.
Men
Bob
Held,
Walter
Howarth.
Nor-strove
and
contended
for
mastery,
man
Wilsen
and
Ranald
Bartlett
and
there
waa
no
good
will
be-
donated
its
services
fer
the
pc-tween
man
and
man.
Christ
ma.
casien.
still
has
a
message.
It
speaks
to
I
The
committee
in
charge
con-some
of
Joy.
to
some
of
peace,
to
silted
of
Mr,,
and
Mrs.
B.
Lar-
others
the
way
of
salvation.
God
has
still
gifts
to
bestow
upon
us.
He
wants
to
give
us
a
deeper
and
more
abiding
sense
of
Ilia
presence.
God
wants
to
bestow
upon
us
blessings
which
will
enable
us
sen,
Mrs.
II.
SkatteboL
Mrs.
S.
Hansen,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
0.
Stexa-tig,
Mrs.
A.
Wick,
Mrs.
P.
J.
Hyan,
A.
Ohnesorg,
B.
Handera-tblld,
N.
Mussallem,
L.
Asteri
and
Percy
Ciimeron.
THE
iUILY
.Nh.w3
Monday,
DoeemUr
2l
l2g
jSPPRT
CHAT
i!
For
several
years
the
complaint
has
been
made
that
the
Major
.
1
Changes
Over
Week-End
as
He-'
Grand
Terminal
Tournament
for
!
fWe
taaeball
campaign
open
Had
No
DiffhiuJI
-In
Beating
suit
of
Three
Came
Phridn...
TurUv.
I(Mrh
.
too
early
in
the
spring,
ine
a.,
Anvoz
Again
Saturday
Night
I
c,;r,i
cT
!
ditienal
complaint
Good
Intermediate
Exhibition
NEW
YOBK.
burgh
and
the
Dec.
24.
Pitts-Canadiens
have
has
Teen
beard
that
the
races
extend
too
far
into
the
autumn
to
expect
to
have
baseball
weather.
The
1
YTU
"T
i
,
'?
.
'"T,
American
and
National
leagues
iu
iuc
Mv.imft
uuii9uuaa
iui
a
turn
Jllgh
oCBOOl
ftiimu,'
ivf
ftcj
cigais
.
dtlHpii
to
endeavor
to
frt
bad
weather
in
the
Anvox
High
Jcnooi
in
oasaei-
'
"
,
.
,
m,.,,...
:.
v
aneninif
the
season
or
ball'
on
Saturday
night
at
the
ple
in
their
sections.
Frank
today.
Aid.
G
P
Tinker
and
Art
ZZZjL
Apr
Exhibition
Hall
the
score
oeing
r
"
vv
oaiiy
mct
iii
uc
vcuu-nwi
18
to
6
in
favor
of
the'
local.
oal
for
Pittsburgh
against
Tor-
and
the
wler
of
E.
agei
vs,
J.
The
first
half
was
fairly
dose,
onto
on
Saturday.
The
Canadians
Campbell
and
Marcus
Andrews,
in
Hir,a
8
to
fi
in
Runert's
favor,
gave
Ottawa
another
defeat
the
other.
ne
16,
and
by
closing
it
on
Oct.
6
That
1
arrangement
shoves
the
World
Series
back
to
about
the
9th
or
10th
of
October
and
into
The
locals
simply
swamped
their
The
Americans
dropped
an-
Following
are
games
that
have
footbl(li
8ea5on.
At
that
mind
bat
get
up
to
Bat
every
few
innings
and
crash
that
old
apple?"
Billy
Evans,
Cleveland
j
American
lean
Ueague
ueague
CIUO
iiuo
oiiiciai
olliclal.
HniTH
1
1
11
m
Hitf
il'l
s
a
.
tOT
P'
y
.
.
,
...
..,-..
.j
i
tomo?
ow
by
the
radio
branch
of
"
"
,W'T,
V
"X
this
K
r
there
V!T
.
7..
J
was
fined
$10
by
Magis-
thc
hirthdav
of
the
Prince
of
evar
are
virtue
and
Um4
McClymont
in
city
police
'J
eourt
this
morning.
At
3:30
Saturday
afternoon.
1
gifts
and
good
ho)e
image
of
God.
and,
at
the
:
the
fire
department
had
a
call
to
!
wishes,
for
strike
to
be
forgotten.
Ume,
"a
peace
that
passeth
residence
of
E.
B.
Baker,
224
fro)n
ainca.
REV
T
H.
WRIGHT.
R
A.
HsNEskv&.
-T
KTsnwaanH
LnSnV
:3uananaHsnW:
wat,
YSenKmaanananan
aanarmar
LaananaSafsnanai
stage
of
the
year
it
is
reasonable
Who
furnishes
the
message
of
to
fjpoct
postponements
because
Christmas
is
minister
of
the
V'ni-
o
cold
wet
t
her,
rain
or
wet
ter
Church
residing
in
Haielton.
grounds.
Seemingly
it
has
never
H
is
a
graduate
of
the
Univer-
occured
to
the
schedule
makers
nity
of
British
Columbia,
having
that
few
less
games
might
help
graduated
in
1921.
Since
grad-
in
Jtrnrr
tK..
rliff
irilltv
.
ft
II
I-
of
nstinn
ho
ha
takAtl
niirAa
In
and
baseb;
11
is
big
business.
University
of
Washington.
Since
Art
Easson
m
J.
Downey
150.1
-you
c
have
the
rainbow
un.
comiBp
north
besides
conducting
Z1S
have
the
rin
"
services
in
Hanplton
and
New
UKroft
200.
HiuMm
bk.
ttmm
Avm
ntu-M
E.
Yager
200,
W.
H.
annan
150.
....
,
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t.
wihif
m
THawtrnf
k
CnA
.
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t
...
....
.
...
I'rMMbrt
''rttWeut
-Jfhi!
!..h..
Ttvt-iilor
ileyoier
ot
f
th
tlie
TSWH
"
W
IWe
SK
-naoaCOCK
KMO-
i.
lamnoeii
vu,
lit.
F.
q.
Py!e
7&
M.
L
MfLach-
thin
'
,when
mt
&at
1
vsnaan
nmai
t
base-runner
k..,nM,
fnr
for
the
nf.k
pitcher.
tu
The
sinsing
u?,"
They
rootorcyejes
for
outfielders,
easy
Campbell,
to
be
!
chf,!
P.
n
"tea
inter-,val
after
four
and
one-half
in
nings,
etc.
Paul
KricheH.
former
Toronto
catcher
and
now
New
York
Americans
Scout,
says:
"If
ever
they
adopt
that
rule
you
ean
write
it
down
now
that
Babe
Ruth
will
be
playing
in
the
Maj
ors
he
00.
Could
do
if
he
had
aothiaf
ee
on
his
who
.
gSsatly
!ntMsted
i"
ire
"
'
-
u
sv-
t
it
bald
Wright
F.P.CL,
was
killed
ct
the
battle
of
Amiens,
Aug.
12.
WELL
KNOWN
LOCAL
"
:
RAILWAY
MAN
WEDS
Harrj"
Thrupp
at
Quiet
Cer-
of
aU
the
year
foil
most
boys
and
girls
is
the
Christmas!
Chri-tie
of
the
ity
r
tU'
rime,
it
is
a
dust
UBS.
-
"
u
jmsinMi;
.f
r
tu.
r.P-ni.v
.
wr
Ml..
.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
in;
Tbc
Tramp)
for
kind
words
and
deeds,
and
for
understanding
with
joy
an-TOl
A
venae
West,
to
extinguish
The
Canadian
Racing
Assoc
sweet
forgiven.
ss.
It
is
a
time
for
Peaxabe
and
fnll
of
glory."
This,
a
chimney
fire.
There
was
no
jmtiotl
of
tm?
Ontario
Jockey
Club
those
who
have
wealth
to
think
religion
of
love
has
its
seat
ia
the
oamage.
wi
thoroughly
investigate
char-
of
the
poor
and
needy,
for
those
inmost
ouL
hut
is
ever
showing,
ge,
fnm
Cleveland,
Ohio,
that
who
have
sheltered
homes
and
iuv
f
fruits
and
manifest-.
His
mother
in
Liverpool,
doping
of
race
horses
with
nor-
who
are
sut
rounded
by
all
that
in
Try
Kind
ot
Den-
thmigh
the
city
police,
seeks
in-
nhine
is
common
on
Canadian
makes
life
beautiful
and
glad
and
efrcescc
spreidiag
virtue
anil
fdhnation
as
to
the
whereabouts
race
tracks.
W
upon
whom
rich
gifts
are
lav-
napninrss
an
aronnsi.
Tat
a.st
at
Edward
Benedict
Qujnn,
who
retor)
of
the
ihed.
to
think
de.
plv
of
those
who
for
God
is
the
supreme
qnest
f
left
Liverpool
in
a
sailing
ship
Ciub
stated.
h
.v,
been
less
fortunate.
the
hour
and
Christmls
may
be
ai
in
1907,
and
has
not
bn
heard
are
the
result-.
tv...
.k.
anei
tnrougn
wntcn
the
sense.
'sweetest,
gladdest
measaae
of
all
'T"11'
Ua
year.
TV
antvemal
heart
of
rBPir
to
n-
.
,
rrkrf.t-iL-UU.
;
A
merry
Christmas
t
all
!
Christendom
responds
-4,1.
with
quick
er
pulse-beat
than
t
any
other
call
It
has
won
Hs
place
of
pre
eminence
because
it
has
a
word
of
lovi
f'.r
the
child,
whose
merry
,
fed
run
easily
in
the
path
of
joy
CHRISTMAS
TREE
BY
MOOSE
LODGE
Two
Hundred
and
Fifty
Youngsters
at
Affair
Yesterday
P.
rraser,
sec-
SI
'
('key
stigntions
.
fe&!Ls
IXMAS
s
by.
Dr.
J.
G.
Bethune.
a
Cleveland
1
.
veterinary
surgeon,
who
pleaded
,
Ten.
,
nrisonars
will
soend
f'lty
to
illegal
nosahsslen
of
a
,
Chaistmas
In
durance
vfle
in
the
lrge
quantity
of
morphine
tab-
city
lock-up.
Officers
ndM.
.
n
,
asts
which
he
MJstMUed
doubt
see
that
o
mate
than
tw
'wWr
known
they
they
tot-
todenyoy
tttyoy
some
of
the
festive
spirit.
racing
stables
in
Canada
and
the
United
States.
"If
any
Canadian
Most
of
the
men
who
are
em-
""
"re
Ployed
in
the
construction
of
the
on
the
lis,
they
will
mill
lonr
fk.
railw.v
tr..k
f,.
ruled
off.
Mr.
Fraser
stated.
the
city
for
the
Bilhnor
Spruce
Mills
Ltd.
arc
in
town
for
the
Christmas
holiday,
being
registered
at
the
Central
Hotel.
A.
H.
Denamler
ojf
Colorada
I
Springs,
brother
of
the
president
URGES
THE
MATCH
ft
the
National
Airplane
Lumber
Editor,
Daily
News:
Co
which
is
contemplating
thej
writfng
to
retard
to
Mr.
establishment
of
a
mill
here,
is
1
Gurvich
in
aeospilng
Alfred
ruur
in
uie
cuy,
oeing
regis-
Harding's
challoage
Woll,
I
tered
at
the
Savoy
Hotel.
and
,
few
fang
tare
surprised
at
Mr,
Gurvich,
DIED
AT
RBSTHAVEN
,or
nox
"
Itoravng
up
VICTORIA,
Dec.
24:
Captain
:
GOLD
PRODUCTION
GROWS
The
Letter
Box
on
nis
proposition
.
u
ieoKS
to
us
on
the
outside
that
Mr.
Gar-
Vik
.
kit
mm-lA
4.
1.1
!Lnl2,
1
1
houW
think
lf
Wdo
considers
aged
71
71
f
from
pneumonia.
11.
lie
h,
,f
f
,
M
was
born
,n
Cornwall.
England.
hfm
b"
uke
im
on
.
He
beat
fore
and
Dido
claims
he
i
more
experienced
now,
so
if
he
wants
to
hsve
us
come
and
hack
him.
he
Increased
milling
capacity,
ex-1
will
have
to
show
more
sports-tension
of
reserves,
and
the
fur-
manship
than
that.
Hoping
Mr.
ther
development
of
new
proper-,
Gurvich
will
take
a
hint
and
ac-ties
give
promise
of
a
continued
,
ceit
the
challenge,
winner
take
Increase
in
the
output
of
gold
jail.
from
northern
Ontario.
I
A
FIGJ1T
FAN
SERVICES
VI
Various
Congregations
Celebrate
Vuletlde
With
Special
Music
nnrl
PrpM
v
IWnri
tnna
There
were
special
Chti
Nativity
in
Bethlehem.
Special
U.V.MC
textured
each
service,
evoi
church
was
beautifully
Heeprs
tor
the
ocrcslon
and
large
con-
The
evening
meeting
was
presided
over
hv
Car
V.
AaAar.
ltotii!Wf
.!
iting
!SrtL
IsZTTL'ESZ
'"
theeature
of
the
pro-
His
son
Lieut.
Douglas
Archi
wnea
is
you
isnagtaa
what
that
bird
would
"'Trw1;
nwwi
was
me
pitying
01
Hark
the
Herald
Angels
Sing,"
'Joy
to
the
World"
and
other
.elections
by
the
Army's
string
band
consisting
of
Capt
Anderson.
Mrs.
William
Kerr,
Miss
Dolly
Montgomery,
Misses
Annie
nd
Dolly
Smith,
Miss
Rosa
Smith,
Sergeant
Major
Alexcee.
U
.-1..
I-
J
lf
II.
-1
the
story
of
Jesus"
by
Mrs.
emony
Saturday
Meninr
,
-
a
-
'
HI
;
ir
X
"
.
.
.
"
wjiiWl.Bwusfnis
Ser-
f&uitaiaiV
Alaxeeo.
Cant.
An-
A
quiet
wedding
of
considerable
erson
presided
at
the
piano
for
.
i
&
i.
i
a.
at
.aA
o
a..
t
.
.
iarei
iooh
pi
ace
ai
i
:ov
oainr-
notn
services,
would
have
to
"bring
day
evening
in
the
Church
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
back
to
the
fold."
Annunciation,
Hev.
Fatter
J.
There
was
a
Sunday
.School
nammona.
u.m.i..
omciatmg.
-ally
at
when
Miss
Mary
Lake
of
Yancon-
PreshytodfrnKWUrek
aast
I
Ann
ITTMUP
tTPltO
v"
CMB
tha'brkfe
hi
Hsrry
was
UK
hVajWlfaUon
of
preach!
effectively
w
vtcoa.
'
United
Chni.
At
First
United
Church
u'urWK
I
Be
JUBM
ch
ed
with
gtiud
effec
WiralivlP
nrsrtwa.
aw
clerk
to
the
it-iahmjTBasght
agent
chojr,
iwHKjhMtdrship
of
!
oi
me
ianaaian
national
nan-
she
anthem
IswTe
Jna
a
ca
i
vV'
sar
r
.
.
.
.
.
FOR
THE
FAR
NORTH
-
7"
T';'
ta'
!ktXi'
to
rt10
noli-
cure
a
wonderfully
increased
The
of
Christwaa
is
thei,e
pnd
will'Atafcie
mestage
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thmpp.
who
and
MaUl
iabour
and
a
'm
anw
snare
or
tne
years
oasmess.
message
of
love.
This
love
is
the!
"
receive
the
hcs$
wish,
and
con-1
saW-fb
Gfflf
liaf
'Ihsgflf
n-MHn
tn
k
hj..-.
Tne
great
ining
aqrai
n
an
is
areai
mwciw
'
w
mm.
ie
never
i
L
.
irratulatioM
of
many
Iriends,
ar
oth
Fraer.
-
-
.
'
J
,
.
.
T
:
.
."Ti'
,
tk
M.nin.MU
.
f
th
n.rirfm.
.
.
r
faiiintr
-
1
;
reeaedv
,
for
'
all
Ate
ai.
f
.
'
r
operating
a
pvaen
board.
,.W4
ia
j.
Tff
41..
9
cr
w.
he
if
w
of
-
.
disordered
-
-
world,
,1
for
,Lh
aU
-
the1
I.Boil
t.
w
Barrie
of
-
u
the
Grotto
uroao
Cir
Ltgar
"
r
VL
;.
,
caoir
sang
rwo
anthems
The
Ftrst
Christmas
Morn"
and
"O
Zio
that
Brinteth
Good
Tidings."
There
was
a
solo
by
J.
A.
Teng.
The
pastor.
Rev.
John
Sutherland.
country,
which
I
i
an.
in
the
1
le
sathn,.
-When
Christ
W
1W,
,7
IHliivik.
La
...
C
MOM.'svuke
a.
Lead
Them."
,r,-
Wison
,r"l'ria;-lv
(
hl!'l
Shall
ffiniThH.
yesterday.
UiaistpWU
.
.
vuil(lav
referred
suitably
to
tha
YaM4e
r
i
,
a
"'e
l'1,t
Si6..o
in
their
s.-1-moos
and
-
.3:
Jr'btlohs
wr,
:
tak,,
l0
tho
"
th.
Stautiful
story
of
the
v
f'-rtum.Mv
.
uswa
ai
me
lestiv.
M
,s,,t
The
avening
was
i
;.r,
ls4tjjjmir
aM
th
a-
;,
'
IBM.
The
-nnt:.t..
t
T:..l
.
.,
W
THgations
wen-
in
attendance.
,
,
,
"".thi
t)
th
chofr
under
the
t.
1'aul
s
Lutheran
Church
will
m
lead
,ra':-r-'r
"f
J
JS
lll'l
3
...
Hs
Christmas
-
""0"
w,in
Mr
iave
services
to-
,
uorn.w
ana
there
will
also
be
..,
special
services
in
St.
Andrew's
"
',ul:,
'rlican
Cathedral
and
the
wer.Mr-
Tn
K
A
W,l.
'
N't".
1
triii..
PtLi
Mi-
K
hurch
of
the
Annunciation.
-c-
Ji,1,f'
Mll,'r
Miss
tmily
Salvatipri
Armr
1
Dn1'
J-
s-
Wilson.
Krai,.
j,m,
At
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
Rv-
A"
W""0
Mis('
r
'1'
.
!icre
were
large
congregations
Einr
Larsen
'otb
morning
and
evening.
The
"
rooming
service
was
taken
by
ANOTHER
CANADIAN
WORLk
-innt
wmiiu)
Rerr
whose
KWOHI)
Mitchell
T
n
nera
4s
at
inar
was
National
League
'started
some-
nle
nd
Dorian,
andk
w
epp-
Bora
King?"
Caj.
Anderson
as-
Canada
leads
the
,,riu
he
ten-
aucx
i
ftw
nd
'Hark
the
Glad
suggested
tw"
sang
iel
i.rveyil4g
The
pr...
i.,,,-.,,,,.
1
men
ball
te.-.ms.
with
the
Unth
0,M
3R?2sS-ti
rynoV
0tber
SFtn
wer
in
Hv
y1"
:
"h,
Jr:WA
A
Mb
nW
IKi'
the
role
of
batter
an4
w.
oyoasiBa
Wgeant-iajor
,
square
miles
of
hithen.
.
.
T:v?r-.'"!!
.
-.-
roesajures.
'
.
vmi
...
.i,ka..
Third
Round
"lit-
leas,
is
ricniy
enooweti
um
l.'-Ural
resources,
ha
m-.a,,:
,
wor
id-record,
and
i
.-...j.-to
eight
flights
con.;;.;,.
ound
the
world
witi,
n
graph
taken
of
even
imi
tte
way.
(iYISUM
PUODKT10X
At
present
the
gret
r
the
crude
gypsum
pr-.
Nova
Scotia
and
N.
I.
is
exported
as
such
nd
market
on
tha
Atlanta
of
the
United
Sutes
.
Cobalt
produced
in
1
.,
'avreajd
firstlfhtained
chiefly
b
u...
1
siiver-cojait-r.h
Kr
the
Cobalt,
n..-
Gowganda
-
n
Ontario.
small
-part
of
the
pr
.
obtained
directly
frorr
v
high-cnfealt
ores.
:.ii;
larfl
COBALT
PRODHTIOX
.K'l
POODS
AMI
SEASONS
The
canned
food
m.iu-tn
,,'
Canada
has
affected
gr-t
iUr-gea
in
the
relations
of
n'ni-
seasons,
fruits
and
tg:,ur-of
many
kinds,
with
all
tin;
:
'f
of
the
freshly
gathered
vrm
u
"
are
to
he
had
in
or
'")'
'
scuki
all
the
year
around
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