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City
A.
H.
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purser
of
the
steamer
Catala,
is
now
ashore
at
Vancouver
on
annual
vacation
and
his
place
Is
being
taken
by
P.
Hughes,
regularly
purser
of
the
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l?&20c
33c
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35c
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IVEL'S
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PUDDINOS
60cTOS2.50
5Cto95c
lR30c
35c
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2for45c
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12c
30c
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29c
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1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
Pet.
ft
CHRISTMAS
IN
CHURCH
Special
Seniccs
Held
Yesterday
Before
Larje
Congregations
Krrtl-il
nhrl.TY-n
sprvlw
were
ihe.'d
yesterday,
jn
practically
all
jthe
city
churtfKb.
There
were
special
sermons
nd
music
in
the
various
churches
which
were
beautifully
decorated
for
the
occasion.
I.rge
congregations
were
in
attendance.
At
First
Baptist
Church
in
the
evening
carols
from
the
cantata
'The
Story
at
Bethlehem"
were
charmingly
sune
bv
the
Junior
choir,
assisted
by
the
senior
choir,'
mere
Deing
about
iwemy-iivei
voices
in
all.
W.
Vaughan
Davles.l
organist
and
ehoir
leader,
was
In
i
charge
The
pastor
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe.
spoke
appropriately
to,
the
occasion
his
subject
being
"A
Christmas
Message."
In
the
morning,
the
service
was
of
an
ordinary
nature.
The
pastor
preaching
on
the
subiect
of
"Christ's
Birth,
the
Oreat
Divide
in
Human
History."
I
The
Jdnior
Choir
sang
the
choruses
"Christ
the
Lord
is
Born
Today"
and
"Glory
to
God
in
the
Highest"
at
morning
service
In
i
First
United
Clvirch.
Margaret!
Jonnson
being
soloist.
The
subject
of
the
pastor.
Rev.
A.
Wilson,
was
"Wisdom
and
the
Babe."
In
the
afternoon
at
Srnday
School
a1
Christmas
pamant
was
given
by
the
pupils,
the
Christmas
story
beinv
Illustrated
dramatically
Maxine
Heilbromr
read
from
the
Scripture
and
others
taking
part
were
slk
WUson.
Victor
Miller;
and
Arthur
Shnton
as
the
Three
Wise
Man:
James
Irvine.
Robert
musical
setting
by
the
Sunday
School
choir
consisting
of
Miss
Connie
Morgan,
Victor
Thomas.
Miss
Ruth
Wilkinson.
Miss
Bernkre'
Ross
and
Percy
Mcintosh
and
on'
either
side
of
the
platform
scenes!
were
prepared
to
represent
the
Nativity
and
the
angels
appearing
to
the
shepherds.
A
series
of
recitations
were
given
by
a
number
of
girls
to
represent
each
letter
in
the
word
Christmas.
The
evening
service
was
entirely
musical,
the
sermon
being
dispensed
with.
In
addition
to
Christmas
hymns,
the
senior
choir,
under
leadership
of
J.
S.
Wilson,
rendered
the
cantata
"The
Promised
Child
"
SoloisM
were
Mm.
T.
H.
Ross,
Mrs.
P.
M
Mffler.
Frank
Derry.
Hawthorne
Dunn
and
J.
S'.
Wltawi.
wbili
Mrs.
McPtfee.
Mr,
and
Mr.
.Arthur
Hal-leran
Mrs.
Tl'
H,
ROSS.
j.
S.
WU-ron,
FTarffc
'Derry
and
lUwthorne
Dunn
took
part
In
two
quartettes.
Mrs.
Alfred
Wftsn
presided
at
the
organ.
In
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
last
evening,
there
was
a
special
Christmas
meeting
with
a
large
attendance
nhrlstma
nnn
In
cluded
a
vocal
duet
by
Mr.
Pit-!
-her
and
Capt.
Warren
and
a
vocal
;
"olo
bv
MlsS'
Ena
Anderson
Th
address-
of
the
enmg
wa
gften
by
.Adjutant
wutffei
Kwf
who
nwke
on
-The
KfosMp
t)f
Christ."
Other
speakers
Included
Andrew
Martin.
Frank
Pierce.
Miss
E.
Anderson
and
Mrs.
AVIUIam
Kerr.
In
Rupert
East
United
Church,
'.here
was
special
carol
singing
last
I
-venlng
with
Mrs.
Jarvls
McLeod'
as
soloist.
This
was
greatly
en-1
ioyed
by
a
large
congregation
as!
was
also
an
appropriate
sermon;
by
Rev.
C.
E.
Motte
who
took
as,
his
subiect
"In
the
Fullness
of
(
Time
God
Sent
His
Son."
Rupert
East
will
have
another
special
service
on
Christmas
Day.
At
morning
service
in
First:
Presbyterian
Church,
a
carol
was
sung
by
the
Junior
Choir
with
Master
Billy
Wllllacroft
as
soloist.
Sunday
School
having
joined
with
the
morning
congregation,
there
was
a
very
large
attendance,
consisting
to
a
considerable
extent
of
children.
The
subject
of
the
pastor.
Rev.
Thomas
McConnell,
was
Behold
I
Bring
You
Good
Tidings
of
Great
Joy."
In
the
evening,
special
musjc
was
given
by
the
Senior
Choir
including
the
anthems
"There
Were
Shepherds."
The
First
Christmas
Morn"
and
"Hallelujah!
Hallelujah!"
Soloists
were
Sam
Massey,
Mrs.
James
Waugh,
J.
E.
Davey
and
Mrs.
H.
v.
rraser.
The
subject
or
the
tor's
evening
discourse
was
'There
Was
No
Room
for
Them
in
the
I
IT.
.
r
.
.V
ildrens
Colds
Checked
without
"dosing."
Rub
on
V9CKS
VapoHub
Inn."
John
E.
Davcy
was
organist
and
choir
master
at
each
service.
Regular
services
Wcreield
yesterday
In
St.
Andrew's?
Anglican
Cathedral.
Special
services
will
be
held
on
Christmas
Day.
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
will
also
observe
the
occasion
specially
on
Christmas
Day,
services
yes-1
terday
having
been
of
regular1
nature.
i
Ordinary
services
were
conducted
yesterday
in
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
of
the
Annunciation.
At
midnight
on
Christmas
there
will
be
carol
singing.
Special
Reduced
Fares
On
C.
N.
Coast
Steamships
Canadian
National
Steamships
announce
that
effective
December
25
to
February
28,
a
substantial
reduction
will
be
made
in
the
round
trip
fare
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancou
ver
and
Victoria.
Return
fare
from
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Ocean
Falls
to
Prince
Rupert
win
also
be
reaucea.
nonets
will
be
limited
to
return
March
31,
1930.
and
will
be
good
goiir
and
returning
via
same
line
only.
Full
particulars
from
City
Ticket
Oliicc.
Third
Avenue.
Phone
i4J.
;
Mr.
ani
Mrs.
George
Martin
Will
sail
on
tht
fistula
trm
nrrniL
afternoon
for
Vancouver.
STOP!
LOOK!
LISTEN!
XMAS
Suggestions
for
Dad
Motor
Meter
Tor
Radiator
Aeroplane
Propeller
For
Radiator
Cap
Baloon
Tire
Cause
Have
a
Heater
Installed
Handl-Kit
Screw
Driver
Set
Car
Owners
Socket
Set
St
of
Seat
Covers
Wedge
Cushions
For
Short
Daddies
Electric
Cigarette
Lighter,
the
kind
that
clamps
on
Clamp
on
Clock
Get
Him
a
New
Tire
Pair
of
Skid
Chains
Parking
Lamps
Cowl
lamps
Step
Plates
New
Rubber
Floor
Mats
Nothing
would
please
and
surprise
youi
Dad
more
than
one
of
tht
above
suggestions
put
In
his
car
Phone
or
write
for
any
farther
particulars.
"Service
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had
invested
all
my
earnings
with
your
company
until
now
I
would
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been
away
ahead
of
the
game."
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above
is
a
statement
received
from
otv
i
policyholders
whose
policy
matured
recently.
He
figured
the
profits
realised
on
his
,u
vestmen-ts,
including
bonds,
mortgages
ami
.
etc.,
also
the
losses
sustained
from
poor
inv-n!
.
:.
then
compared
them
with
the
return
from
i
i
;:
Life
Policy
and
discovered
:
.
That
he
had
made
more
profits
from
his
t
Sun
Life
Endowment
Policy.
2.
That
his
mind
was
free
from
worry
connected
with
ordinary
investments.
3.
He
felt
safe
and
happy
because
he
and
his
1
family
were
protected
all
the
time.
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only
a
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against
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or
disability,
but
a
first-c!a
imminent
also.
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N.
B.
C.
Representative
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