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Sunday,
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86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Presbyterian
Xinas
Tree
Is
Happy
Affair
Sunday
School
pupils
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
turned
out
in
very
large
numbers
but
night
for
a
Christmas
Tree
entertainment
in
tnt
ehureh
hall,
the
seating
capacity
of
which
was
taxed
to
the
limit.
The
affair
was
in
charge
of
John
E.
Oavey,
superintendent
of
the
Sunday
School,
and
teachers
assisted
gene
rally.
In
opening
the
program.
Mr.
Dave?
thanked
Jim
and
Ja1c
Bremner.
who
had
suppUsd
tfjfr
Christmas
Tree,
and
Frank
Wlfflferott,
Allan
Kergin
and
the
CajnaMn
girls
who
had
done
the
decora
ttntj.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Piano
solo,
Margaret
doe
Gulick.
Vocal
solo,
Beatrice
Berner.
accompanied
by
Jean
Ritchie.
Recitation,
Donald
Bay-
Vocal
soko.
Jimmy
Waugh.
Piano
soto,
Elsie
FlncHay.
Recitation,
Marcll
Jabour.
Vocal
solo.
Beulah
MeKiniey.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
C.
Oilker.
Immediately
upon
conclusion
of
the
program,
Santa
Clans
arrived
on
the
scene.
Presents
hi
the
form
of
books
were
given
by
Santa
to
all
the
pupils
of
the
Sunday
School.
Proficiency
and
attendance
prises
for
the
year
were
also
presented.
In
j
addition,
confections
were
distributed
lavishly
among
the
kiddies.
BOY
SCOUTS
MAKING
TOYS
Hare
Done
Excellent
Work
This
Season
Large
Lot
Dispatched
j
This
Morning
to
Interior
'
Boy
Scoots
of
the
city.
Under
the
leadership
of
P.
C
Miner,
have
done
much
tbnery
and
useful
work
during
the
past
few
weeks
to
the
way
of
repairing
toys
with
a
view
to
pre-en
ting
them
to
Beady
faasuses
in
day
and
(ttstrtefc
To
date,
over
400
ftsjys
have
thaw
been
repaired
and
Um
boys
ate
still
fsrac
strong.
This
meniswg
by
train,
93
huge
parcels,
containing
about
388
toys,
were
mailed
to
families
in
tar
interior
who
wul
appreciate
them.
Tops
reels
went
principally
to
families
of
new
settlers.
A
similar
number
of
toys,
if
not
more,
will
be
distributed
in
the
city
where
they
are
needed.
The
Boy
Scouts
were
assisted
to
the
toy
repairs
by
members
of
Tee
H.
i
Louis
Mazzei.
on
a
charge
of
ob
structing
pedestrian
traffic,
was
fined
$10.
with
option
of
seven
days'
imprisonment,
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
Aeroplanes
.
.
.50c
to
S1.25
ABC
Blocks
SUM)
Archery
Sets
$1.25
Trucks
G5c
to
$1.50
Flapper
Dolls
$1.50
to
$3.50
Humrainir
Tods
35c
to
$1.00
Telephones
75c
Sallv
Ann
Carnnt
Sweeper
$1.00
Easol
Blackboards
.
.$1.75
Dolly's
Tea
Set
$1.25
to
$2.00
'
Tumbling
Twins
.
.
.
.$1.00
Teddy
Bears
(They
Growl)
$1.45
Boys'
Sleighs
$1.00
Whirly
Willie
60c
Percolator
Sets
....$1.50
Steam
Engines
$1.50
to
$2.00
Mechanical
Trains
$1.50
to
$2.00
.
'
Extra
Tracks.
6
pieces
75c
J
-JLJioz
Kornor
Kottage
(Cut
Outs)
$1.00
Toy
Wagons
&
Kid-
tue
tiars
.
.$2.00
to
$7.00
Pressed
Steel
Wagons
$2.00
Children's
Paint
Boxes
25c
to
10c
ONI?,
steamer
Prince
Cant.
William
Thomas,
it
wot'
ex
'Charlotte
Island
points.
Princes
Mary
tor
where
he
will
pend
ths
and
2tev
Tear
vacation.
sehotr
ehooJ-
El
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
Decfi..:v?
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
C.
Swans
ailed
but
night
on;
th
Prineeat
Mac?
fee
enroute
to
Montreal.
It.
.'
KS"
James
Field
called
but
evenin
e
Prince
George
tot
Vancoo-
M
toe
service
of
the
pected
back
before
tomorrow
fran
pontine"
of
her
regular
wwat
to
ail
Queen
department
i.
Wissuun.'
Di
H.
HamKoer.
who
mondngH
train
tor
Winnipeg.
Ht
Cor
Canada
constructio:
here,
left
on
this
Saturday.
Dec.
M,
1938
j
E.
H.
Boweriiir.
Terrace
IrSpeeWr
John
MaedonaMf
pro
-principal,
sailed
ten
night
on
tlfc'tlk!
pence
saaen
last
night
oh
Vsmcover
'!le
fitmi
George
for
Vancouver
Christmas
and'
'Victoria
where
he
will
spend
ithe
ChrfsteiM
and
New
Tear
hoft-
idaye.
T.
A.
Bryant,
school
teacher
at!
MMakatta.
nerf
last
ev-ntog
on!
rp
j.
5
rolttmrst
arstved
in
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver:
he
efty
er
Thursday
afternoon"'
where
he
win
rond
th?
Christmas
j
train
after
a
visit
at
Terrace
and
New
Year
vacation.
where.
Be
formerly
resided,
and
C.
X.
R
steamer
Prince
Johc
ailed
last
evening
on
the
.eotfce
for
Victoria
near
Cant.
Neil
McLean
is
leaving
Van-
city
he
now
lives.
Prince
which
-nrer
today
far
Prince
B-'ioert
via.
.
he
Qnren
CharVtte
In'anch
and
Tum
Crockett
Ssalthers
High
?
due
here
abo-jt
nest
Thwrsday.
gehool
ptwicloaL
wew
arrived
in
:"e
rtrr
from
the
Interior
on!
D.
M
Hartnees.
prtnotpeJ
of
Thotadsajr.
sailed
tet
evening
on'
tine
Brtwarf
fTvb
sv-hoo!
sailed
the
Prtoee
Oeeege
for
Vancouver
last
evening
or
rve
pnnoe
jnrsr
itn
he
wUl
spend
Use
Christmas
for
Vanmraver
where
he
will
spend
and
H9W
Tear
TSratbin
the
Christnas
vstf
Hem
Tear
va-i
rutbm
i
pan
oibham
Mt
on
this
morn
'
tug's
tnrtn
for
Termwe
where
h
Nsck
Kbprosky
charged
wltn
Trill,
sr.
and
the
week-end.
return
-drfvint
to
the
common
danger,
an-
mg
t.IV
efty
ttmorrow
afte.-oeared
before
bfiejstrat-
MeCly-
Matt,
saw
mother,
wtio
recentl.
-wot
in
env
pMre
court
UH
r4flrrst
parabtie
stroke,
is
now
-tornine
and
was
reawadecT
untfl
ntarh
better.
hb
aft-rnoon.
j
1
WWaea
White
who
knocked!
J
I.
Btetnriter
it
the
b-.rge
and
don
BMmd
G
A.
Rtx
with
his
car!
ferry
department
of
th
Canadian
National
RaJrwaT
sail
'-I
last
ev-;
enbtg
by
the
Prince
Georwr
for
Vancouver.
H
rpi;t
a
f"v
-la,-3!
days
here
taking
delivery
of
the
three
weeks
ago
as
a
result
of1
which
the
bitter
has
been
in
the)
rJospRat
since,
pleaded
guilty
be
-,
'ore
Magistrate
McClymont
in
city
pouce
court
wis
morning
on
new
car
barge
bui't
at
th-
local
dry
charge
of
driving
to
the
common
!
dock
tor
the
service
of
'iie
-m-
danger
and
was
fined
$10.
withi
pany
between
Port
Mann
and
Van-
option
of
seven
days'
Imprison-j
rouver
Is'and.
ment.
8.
A.
Mm
principal
0
Borden
Street
School,
sailed:
but
evening
on.
the
Pf(hce
George
for
Victoria
where
die
wit!
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Tear
vacation.
Sigurd
Walastedt,
organiser
of
the
Uooae
Lodge
from
Juneau,
sail-1
en
kwt
evuwug
on
the
ss.
Prtne
geflrge
for
Seattle
after
having
i
spent
a
couple
of
days
bx
the
citf
For
the
convenience
of.
tfee
pub-lie
and
in
order
to
dear
shepjace
of
as
man
Christmas
pareek
ai
possible,
general
delivery
wickets
of
the
Post
Office
win
be
opwi
Sundavi
evening
The
Postmaster
requests
as
many
cJUseus
as
possible
tq
call
and
get
their
parcels
on
that
occasion.
Moose
Christmas
Tree
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
Success
A
most
saccessfu'
affair
was
the
whist
drive
and
dance
heM
last
night
by
the
Moose
Lodge
In
aid
of
Its
Christmas
Tree
fond.
Taee
were
twenty-eight
tables
of
wrnst
and
prise
-winners
wen:
Ladles'
first.
Mrs.
C.
Wilson;
second.
Mrs.
Percy
Cameron;
men's
first.
Nt
Jensen;
second.
Capt.
James
Morrison.
After
cards,
dellctost
refresh
ments
were
served
and
dancing
followed
with
music
by
the
Pre
mier
Orchestra.
The
drawing
for
a
plant
Feewl-
ted
in
OlUis
Royer
being
the
win
ner.
Gillis
Royer
was
master
of
cere
monies
and
W.
Logan
presided
at
the
door.
Pete
Peterem
was
gen
era!
chairman
hi
charge
of
the
a
f
fair
with
members
of
the
seciali
committee
assisting.
Ladies
of
the
Mooseheart
Legion
were
in
charge
of
the
kitchen.
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11111,.
.mM-
SrTU
layout
Invite
You
to
m
L
Christmas
Cards,
Tags,
and
Seals,
Bells,
etc.
We
Cordially
Come
To
our
store
and
inspect
our
stock
of
Christmas
gifts.
You
Will
find
here
gifts
suitable
for
all,
from
''bajiy.
up
to
mother
and
dad.
And
best
of
all
at
prices
that
all
purses
will
be
able
to
meet.
Come
early
before
the
stock
is
depleted
and
shop
in
l&pnifort.
Make
this
Your
Store
Third
Avenue,
Opposite
Bcsncr
Block
LASflNtH
PLACE
CARD
NH1080
Cruris
.....
$3.00
Boys'
and
Girb'
OwrT
Annual
$3.25
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta,
Ltd.
Phone
231
Price
50c
a
bor
Suffered
From
Heart
Troahfe
Became
Veak
and
RUn
Do
For
a
Umg
period
I
miSnd
1
and'
bceame
rvrj
wrtk
tad
rn.-van$Ai
mzeAYrx,
but
t
did
1
.
dr
I
tritmi
aa4
UM
t
.
Eiie
said
At
W
k4
heart
t.-...'
U-butlrfttrwriig;
Miibna's
Pillt
for
a
abort
tfaM
k
had
,
b.
r
trouble,
m
I
g
two
them
I
ni
amin
fntkg
sac.
m
t
b4
IL
N.
Pilb
to
asyuut
.
heart
tivuLW
8U
kO
4rg
nU
rmni
ilun,.
or
nulir4
dirci
M
mm
,,
U
lOBnn
Ok.
U4
.
Tmut
0t
"
Frank
Dibb,
who-
was
seized
withi
Mtos
Mary
Eath
from
8
p.m.
to
7
p
m
tomeHWvyHness
at
work
In
his
.office
last
lis
Lamb
and
Mia;
h
weec,
is
ieeang
somewnat
Detter;
sooth
Memorial
now
but
he
may
have
to
go
lo-jfts.fr
sailed
last
Vancouver
for
treatment
at
the
ideas
for
their
her
hands
of
specialist
before
return-
j
spend
the
Chr:
.
Jng
to
his
work.
Tear
vacafkML
in"
Greater
Tire
Values
give
you
a
better
buy
Never
were
tire
values
as
great
at
they
are
today.
For
nowhere
can
you
get
more
mileaee.
easier
steering,
and
safer
traction,
more
dependability
and
more
beauty
than
in
these
Dominion,
Royals
at
our
interesting,
low
prices
I
ROYALS
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
FORD
DEALEllS
f
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THE
STORE
OF
CHRISTMAS
HELPFULNESS
Make
this
a
Happy
Xmas
for
the
Kiddies
Only
a
Few
of
Our
Many
Toys
Shown
Here
1
ex
Toyland
Suggestions
Gifts
That
Will
be
Treasured
Suggestions
For
Him
or
Her
Fountain
Pens
$2.50
to
$12.00
Pen
&
Pencil
Sets
$3.50
to
$15.00
Waterman
Desk
Sets
$7.50
to
$8.00
rt
China
Ware
A,
splendid
selection
of
exquisite
pieces
in
Japanese
Vases,
Cloisonne
and
Satsuma
Ware.
Fancy
Stands
in
Ebbny
and
Rosewood
Finish
$2.00
to
$l.0O
Xmas
Decorations
Tinsel
Oorlands,
Tree
Ornaments,
Dells,
Etc.
Christmas
Roping,
Ked
and
Green,
2
bunches
for
Z5e
Portable
Typewriters
An
acceptable
gift
for
him
or
her
$75.00
Framed
Pictures
75c
to
$5.50
Christmas
Crackers
$2.00
to
$4.25
Books
Fbr
Boys,
and
Girls
50c
to
$3.00
For
Little
Tots
15c
to
$2.50
Books
for
All
c
v..
Tie
MtSky
tt
a
gtft
a
will
r-.y
wC
bt
coMiddtJ
'
wohi
tfee
ajft
of
eita
It
11
GMfx
tba
m
twmetl
r
.
pw
far
fwrf
nr,
vwirhtnJ.
PAKHITE
FITTED
CASES
Milady
can
travel
with
every
toilet
requisite
she
may
require
all
carried
in
a
compact
foldlnr
tray,
which
can
be
removed
and
carried
as
a
separate
unit.
These
cases
arc
strongly
made
and
beautifully
finished.
Fitted
Cases
From
$13.00
to
$36,00