PACE
FOUR
Was
Helpless
"
FOR
FOUR
YEARS
ith
Rheumatism
Mr.
Ttti
Kertch,
SI
Crawtord
Ay.,
Windsor,
Ont,
writes:
"I
wU
troubled
with
rheumatism
for
seven
year,
and
fur
four
yean
I
wa
m
helpless
I
had
to
b
Tielped
mt
of
bed,
and
could
not
sit
straight
in
chain
"I
derived
such
good
MfuIU
from
I
wish
to
voice
mjr
praise
on
behalf
of
your
wonderful
medicine,
afld
ftlsi
say
it
is
helping
others
whom
I
hat
adrised
to
tske
it."
Pat
up
only
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont
Alberta
Priest
rnlut
yi
Dies
In
Victoria
VICTORIA,
Dec.
12.
Rev.
Fathfer
Joseph
Nolan
of
Big
valley,
Alta,
who
eaMe
here
last
Friday
to
recuperate
from
a
lengthy
illness,
died
last
night.
Chairman
Thomas
McMeekin
Re
ported
at
last
night's
school
board
meeting
cn
a
conversation
he
had
had
with
J.
C.
Brady
M.P.
who
requested
that
bus
service
be
act
corded
larger
as
well
as
smaller!
pupus
going
from
westview
to
Borden
Street
School.
After
some
discussion,
the
board
decided
to
Stand
bv
its
original
rjlan
of
rid
ing
to
school
only
Grade
4,
S
and!
fl
pupils.
The
older
one3
may
also"
J
ride
if
there
Is
room
for
them
but!
thy
will
be
required
tG
pay
theffl-
sejves
ior
tne
service.
Wear
Your
;
Lodge
Emblem
,9!J-ItitixJ
w-.ni
wvwiia'SfiiL?.004
way
show
mmt
'oWfiiWi?
lodge
members
that
i
f.-'oi
Are.
proud
to
belong.
WE
HAVE
EMBLEM
RINGS
IN
STOCK
FOR
MOST
LODGES
Here
are
a
few
Moose
in
yellow
gold
with
white
gold
head
and
ruby
eye
....$10.00
Masonic
in
gold
with
emblem
and
diamond
$25.00
Eagle
With
black
top,
and
raised
emblem
:...'.$8.50
K.
of
Cin
natural.
colored
gold
with
raised
enameled
errlblem
at
$11.00
MANY
OTHERS
IN
STOCK
ALSO
EMBLEM
BUTTONS
CiEVvELLtKp
illlE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
ATTENDANCE
AT
SCHOOLS
Measles
Still
Has
Deterrent
Effect
In
Some
Parts
of
.City
Boys
Girls
ft!.
kin?
Edward
High
..
88.
119
Borden
Street
146
170
Booth
Memorial
251
214
Seal
Cove
30
32
Westview
'
14
8
207
316
465
C2
22
529
543
1072
The
averacre
attendance
for
i
Kin?
Edward
Hlah
School
was
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Undid
exclusively
by
High
School
pupils.
'
'Eighty
cases
of
measles
had
developed
during
the
month
in.
Borden
Street
School,
bringing
the
total
number
of
cases
for
the
school
to
103,
Miss
S.
A.
Mills,
the
principal,
reported.
Receipt
of
a
number
of
wall
maps
was
ack-
97.-27r-ratJer
being-
10Ol?nowledgecr:
to
the-school
bbar'd
at
its,
regular
lThe"
jTnerewerea
were
a
few
iewcasesoinieasiesi
cases
of
measles
monthly
meeting
last
night
showed
a
total
attendance
of
1072
pupils
in
the
public
schools,
of
the
Jcity,
529
being-
boys
and
5J3"
girls.
(The
attendance
per
school
in
No
vember
was
as
follows:
The
average
attendance
for
school
was
85.19.
alter
still
among
the
pupils
and
colds
ida
M
now
more
normar
df.
I
had
kept
some
from
school.
D.
II.
ter
the
measles
epidemic,
Miss
E
'llartness.
principal
of
the
High
A.
Mercer,
the
principal,
reported
'School,
was
given
permission
by
me
uoara
10
use
uie
uuuitunum
School
savings
for
the
amounted
to
$111.14.
month
Miss
O.
E.
McArthur,
principal
school
dance,
tne
anair
io
De
ai
-oijseai
uuve
otiiww,
iciwucu
hi
.
...
.,,
.....
,
,
,,-f
.
-r?.
average
attendance
.of
78.4.
The
measlea
epidemic
had
diminished
and
practically
all
pupils
,
had
returned
to
school.
School
savings
amounted
to
$7.30.
At
Westview,
Miss
Jessie
Moffatt
reported,
measles
were
still
prevalent
and
attendance
was
at
a
rather
low
ebb.
The
savings
for
Wm'flhth
mnhe"wei:e'h'orscho5r1
tallejd
$9.30.
ENGLISH
BUS
ACCIDENT
LONDON,
Dec.
12:
Five
were
billed
.and
thirty
injured
When
a
motorbus
collided
last
night
with
a
street
car
at
Entield,
Middlesex.
Four"
of
the
victims:
JWere
women.
Pythian
Sisters
Elect
Officers
Mrs.
Joseph
Itatchford
Named
Head.
of
Ladies'
Organization
For
1933
The
local
Pythiart
sisters'
Lodge
MO.T5TA
11
7
If
W
'fleeted
e3
officers
as
foU
,..Most
Excellent
Chief
Mrs.
Joseph
Itatchford.
Past
Chief--Mrs.
T.
J.
Shenlon.
Excellent
Senior
Mts.
O.
WJ
Johnstone.
Excellent
Junior
Mrs.
David
Qj
li!dreSCo
at
m
1
TV
tr.
i
mm
SB
mrm
MCCulloch.
Mlstreu
or
Financt
"
u
Uam
Gilthrw,
Mistress
rroiecior
Mrs
E
h.mT
iiULU
n
t
him
a
u
will
take
place
on
ML
01
Don't
Suffer
!
He
Clothed
For
the
Cold
Weather
GET
WHAT
YOU
WANT
AT
THE
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
They
brought
Montreal
prices
to
Prince
Rupert.
They
have
a
great
selectiona
bigger
stock
than
ever
to
choose
from.
t'V
I"
.YV
HROMIli
RADIO
'
Lmitjlltdtt
jvi
tin'
Gxriplne$255
Ji(
uift
that
kmmnufmnfi
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tl
i
kjt
m
t
s
uessr
jssm.
virrnR
ynmn.
I
!
1.
.
II
if
VICTOR
gift
ranges
from
75
cents
for
a
Victor
RccorJ
to
2515
for
tl.c
very
finest
de-luxe
model
Combination
Radio-Elcctrola.
In
tietwcen
.'
.
.
a
vcaltli
of
clioiccl
Victor
Red
Seal
Records
by.
dtstinguislied
stars
IjcsIii
at
$1.00
...
a
collection
can
be
made
up
at
various
prices
.
.
.
Victor
portable?
at
$35
.
.
.
Orthophonies
nt
$95-.
'.
.
Victor
JVlicro-Synclirbnotls
Radio
at
$255
combined
witli
Electrola
to
make
tbc
wonder-instrument
of
tbe
age
at
$375.
'""jMusical
iajterpieces
by
world-famous
Sympbony
Orcbestras,
com-
plcte
in
nlbiinu
-witb
descriptive
matter,
sopie
with
pokcn
explanations
by
Leopold
Stokowski,
dean
of
great
orcbestra
condiictdrjprlced
Jfrom
$5.00.
;
For
friends
or
family
a
gift
at
any
price
is
at
your
Victor
Dealer's.
Eacb
and
every
Victor
gift
is
in
every
Way
'
tbe
gift
tbat
keeps
on
giving""-
tbe
longer
you
own
it,
tbe
better
you'like
it.
A
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Machine
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