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for
the
years
gayest
season!
With
the
holiday
season
comes
a
constant
round
of
social
activities.
Parties,
dances,
dinners,
theatre,
opera!
You'll
be
there,
of
course.
And
weve
assembled
here
just
the
right
pieces
of
smart,
moHrrn
jewelry
to
wear
with
you-
newest
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Brooches,
rings,
pendants,
bracelets
that
will
delight
you
as
much
as
their
moderate
prices
will
surprise
you.
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in
soon.
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Results
School
Children
At
Port
Clements
Stage
Xmas
Tree
PORT
CLEMENTS.
Jan.
6.
The
school
children
put
on
a
very
good
Christmas
entertainment
here.
The
program
opened
with
a
little
playlet
of
the
Manger
Scene
with
Mary
and
Joseph,
an
adorine
shen-
herd,
and
an
angel
appearing
in
a
vision
to
some
children
while
slntr-
Ing
carols
Instead
of
quarrelling
on
Christmas
Eve.
This
was
followed
by
a
Junior
School
program
of
sones.
recitations
and
solos,
an
da
charming
duet
by
tne
Mayer
twins.
-
The
seniors
by
this
time
had
had
sufficient
time
to
dress
ud
as
French
settlers
of
the
early
Eighteenth
Century
and,
assisted
by
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
Jones
and
little
Robin
Mayer,
put
oh
a
little
historical
sketch
entitled
"The
Seigneur
Holds
Court
at
Longpre
Village."
This
went
with
a
swing,
despite
the
fact
that
each
senior
had
three
or
four
roles
a
piece
and
the
Seigneur
and
his
secretary
had
to
make
much
evident
"patter"
to
cover
awkward
situations.
Again
the
Junior
School
(not
one
over
seven
years
of
age)
came
nobly
to
the
rescue
and
did
folk
dances
and
games
with
an
abandon
that
carried
the
house
with
them,
whilst
the
Seniors,
with
feverish
haste,
prepared
for
the
tlt-blt
of
the
per
formance
"Snow
White
and
Rose
tied."
The
four
seniors
who
faced
a
southeaster
two
days
nrevlous
to
ob-
iuln
trees
and
moss
were
amply
re
paid
when
the
woodland
scene
appeared
In
all
its
glory.
Delia
Pelton's
"Snow
White"
was
very
charming
and
showed
much
real
dramatic
power,
while
Doreen
Allen
Interpreted
"Rose
Red"
ex-
:eedlngiy
well.
That
.horrid
man
of
the
woods
was
so
well
depicted
by
Ernest
Chapman
that
the
whole
au
dience
was
glad
to
see
him
over
thrown
by
the
noble
Bear
Prince
Sergius
de
Bucy.
When
the
curtain,
which
was
a
work
of
art
manipulated
very
ably
by
Dune
Cameron,
went
down
for
the
last
time,
it
fell
on
some
very
happy
children
who
were
experiencing
the
Joy
of
Port
Clements
Christmas
Tree
PORT
CLEMENTS.
Jan.
6:
The
annual
community
Christmas
Tree
was
held
here
under
the
auspices
or
the
church.
The
school
children
put
on
a
very
good
entertainment,
having
been
very
ably
trained
by
their
teacher.
Mrs.
N.
L.
Jones,
who
had
written
an
original
sketch
surrounding
the
incident
of
the
Babe
of
Bethlehem.
The
accompanists
were
Mrs.
George
Mayer
and
Dave
Crocker
who
also
provided
incidental
music
for
the
plays.
Rev.
R.
P.
Graham
made
an
excellent
chairman,
and
gave
a
short
address
upon
"The
Spirit
of
Christmas."
After
the
children's
entertain
ment
a
messenger
arrived
with
a
telegram
from
Santa,
saying
all
was
well
and
he
would
arrive
within
a
few
seconds
of
Its
receipt.
Then
the
Jolly
old
fellow
arrived
and
ascen
ded
the
platform
where
he
found
a
wonderful
tree
full
of
magic
fruits
and
pleasure-giving
gifts
for
the
children.
The
grown-ups
were
not
forgotten
but
given
many
comical
presents
which
caused
much
merriment.
This
opportunity
was
seized
by
many
to
send
both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jones
gifts
as
many
feel
very
sad
at
their
unpreventable
departure.
By
their
unselfishly
giving
up
much
of
their
spare
time,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
L.
Jones
have
won
the
love
and
respect
of
their
fellows.
Once
there
was
a
feeling
of
great
consternation
when
Santa
turning
to
reach
something
from
the
tree,
a
terrific
explosion
was
heard,
but,
on
facing
the
crowd
once
more
he
still
had:
"A
little
round
nose
"And
a
little
round
belly,
"That
shook
when
he
laughed
"Like
a
bowl
full
of
Jelly."
The
last
good-byes
fading
away,
the
ladles
of
the
community
distinguished
themselves
with
having
provided
a
feast
fit
for
the
joyous
occasion.
Then
Mr.
Crocker
came
forward
with
a
very
pretty
box
(an
artistic
product
of
Mrs.
Oscar
Duiflap)
containing
a
sum
of
money,
a
gift,
he
said,
from
the
community
at
large
as
a
token
of
their
appreciation
of
the
work
done
by
both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Noel
Lewis
Jones
during
their
sojourn
of
three
and
a
half
years
in
the
district.
After
three
rousing
cheers
and
a
tiger
for
the
Jones',
who
replied
by
giving
the
same
for
Port
Clements,
the
social
continued
till
almost
midnight.
Miss
Wlnnlfred
Spooner,
English
aviatrix,
after
her
plane
had
crashed
in
Italy
on
flight
to
Cape
Town,
South
Africa.
DECEMBER
FIRE
REPORT
Fire
damage
during
Decembei
totalling
$200,
which
was
fully
cov
ered
by
Insurance,
was
reported
to
the
city
council
last
night
by
Fin
Chief
D.
H.
McDonaJd
in
his
monthly
report
report.
There
were
four
calls
during
the
month.
The
usual
inspections
had
been
made
of
equipment
which
was
found
to
bf
in
good
order.
Expenditure
of
the
department
for
the
month
total
led
$1,077.
CLEARING
SPECIAL
WE
ARE
MAKING
GOOD
REDUC
TIONS
BEFORE
STOCK
TAKING
THIS
IS
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
TO
STOCK
UP
Malkln's
Best
Coffee
per
lb
Malkln's
Best
Tea
per
lb
ftn!i
in
Hood
Oats
(China
Ware)
Per
Package
10c
'
Pineapple
Sliced
2's
9
tins
for
55c
55c
Malkln's
Best
Jams
All
7flp
varieUes,
4's,
per
tin
Robin
Hood
Flour
19's
Per
Sack
$1.83
Rapid
OATS
This
quality
Is
hard
to
beat
Si.OO
Fresh
Fruits
ami
Vegetables
at
Reduced
Prices
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
117-123
FIFTH
AVENUE
EAST
Dr
Alexander
X-RAY
SERVICE
PHONE
575
RESNER
BLOCK
DENTIST
Must
Live
Up
To
Letter
Of
Gov't
Rules
A
letter
from
C.
L.
Monroe,
gov
ernment
agent,
informed
the
city
council
last
night
that,
in
the
administration
of
direct
relief
to
unemployed,
each
party,
be
It
federal
government,
provlncs
or
municipality,
was
required
to
pay
its
own
costs.
This
was
the
reply
to
a
query
of
the
city
if
government
assistance
would
be
forthcoming
should
a
salaried
relief
officer
be
appointed
by
the
city.
The
city
would
have
to
pay
his
entire
salary,
it
was
pointed
out.
Neither
could
there
be
any
modification
of
the
requirements
In
the
matter
of
forwarding
certificates
and
other
documents
to
Ottawa
in
regard
to
relief,
Mr.
Monroe's
communication
stated.
The
city
had
endeavored
to
eliminate
some
of
the
"red
tape"
in
this
regard.
Speed
Up
Eleventh
Ave.
Work
Urged
Aid.
Rudderham
Suggests
That
Council
Delay
It
No
Longer
Than
Necessary
Aid.
Rudderham
urged
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
city
council
that
the
necessary
bylaw
providing
foe
the
surfacing
of
Eleventh
Avenue
be
put
through
without
delay
so
that
this
work
may
be
proceeded
with
immediately
on
conclusion
of.
the
grading
which
is
now
being
carried
out
as
relief
work.
To
have
the
street
closed
any
longer
than
was
absolutely
necessary
would
work
a
hardship
.pn
many
residents
In
that
vicinity,
Aid.
Rudderham
felt.
Father
of
Don
YelflsDead
Thomas
Harry
Yelf
Succumbed
On
Board
Steamer
Going
From
Vancouver
to
Victoria
Thomas
Harry
Yelf
of
Norwich,
Eng..
who,
with
his
wife,
arrived
in
Victoria
seven
months
ago
to
visit
with
his
son,
Donald
H.
Yelf,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
died
on
Tuesday
of
last
week
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Joan
while
travelling
from
Vancouver
to
Victoria.
The
funeral
took
place
on
Saturday
In
Victoria
with
Canon
A.
E.
deL.
Nunns
offic
iating.
TUES.
&
WED.
TWO
SHOWS
7
and
9
p.m.
Paul
Whiteman
in
"King
of
Jazz"
With
John
Roles,
Laura1
taPlanle
and
Jeanic
Lang
Selected
as
the
Most
Beautiful
Picture
Yet
Produced
A
Gorgeous
Spectacle
With
Wonderful
Music
and
All
in
Color
COMEDY,-"FIT
TO
BE
WED"
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Admission
20c
&
65c
Feature
Starts
at
7:20
and
9:20
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
With
MATINEES
ON
THURSDAY
and
SATURDAY
"AFRICA
SPEAKS"
Rupert
Fish
&
Chip
Shop
Announces
the
Installation
of
a
new
range
that
gives
snappy
three-minute
service
Conic
everyone
and
enjoy
a
real
treat
of
Fish
and
Chips,
Piping
Hot
Lodges,
Etc.
catered
to.
Coffee,
tea,
bread,
etc.
served
with
fish
and
chips,
only
35c.
Open
4
pjn.
week
days
until
midnight.
Saturdays
12
noon
until
midnight,
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R.
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PROP.
201
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
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Greater
Tire
Values
give
you
a
better
buy
Never
were
tire
values
as
great
as
they
are
today.
For
nowhere
can
you
get
more
mileage,
easier
steering
and
safer
traction,
more
dependability
and
more
beautv
than
in
these
Dominion
Royals
at
our
interesting
low
prices
I
DOMINION
ROYALS
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
FORD
DEALERS
ill
Uftmffl
Di
It
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7
,
age.
He
was
born
In
London,
Eng.,
,
:Thls
afternoon's
train,
due
from
l
but
had
lived
in
Norwich
practical-
the
east
at
3.30.
was
renortwi
thi
.
The
late
Mr.
Yelf
was
70
years
of
i
ly
all
his
life.
,
morning
to
be
on
time.
Illl
(III
FOOD
MILEAGIs
y
FUELING
the
household
machine
is
an
important
item
these
days.
After
all,
on
the
road
of
daily
life,
most
of
ijhavo
to
got
tho
last
mile
out
of
every
dollar
we
spend.
High
food
mileage
means
careful
buying
.
.
.
thoughtful
selection
of
the
foods
that
not
only
suit
the
tastes
and
physical
needs
of
the
family,
but
the
pocketbook
as
well.
That's
the
value
of
advertising.
Every
day,
here
in
your
paper,
arc
presented
new
and
.interesting
food
ideas.
Now
ways
of
preparing
old
reliable
favorites.
New
combinations
of
the
foods
tho
family
needs
...
in
ways
they'll
like.
Standard,
unvarying
(luality-ithtstandtngVcaturd-of
advortiged
merchandise
in
general'
'.:
.
.
and
of
food
products
in
particular.
Quito
a
factor
in
getting
high
food
mileage
1
Hi
Keadjhc
food
advertising
here
'in"yb'ur
''
4
.
isi
'li'ily
Paptylj.
i!Jfiowu
tjtfwatt$
to
higher
food
mileage.
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