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than
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of
shoes
or
slippers
for
hinf
or
her.
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personal?
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Acceptable
A
complete
stock
of
Semi-Service
Chiffon
or
New
Crepe
in
all
the
seasonable
shades
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Saturday.
Dev.
22.
1W4
UNIFICATION
OF
RAILWAYS
truiiiTBtiiM
Gifts
for
Everyone
I
At
Demers
Shoes
Crib
Sets
Bridge
Slippers
Knitted
Suits'
'
Blouses
Kimonas
Gloves
Sheet
Sets
With
So.00
Spent
We
Give
1
Doll
Free
With
$10.00
Spent
We
Give
1
Pyjama
Dolt
Free'
Every
Cent
Means
a
Vote
In
the
Doll
Contest
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
McKemir
Ihm-ored
on
Occasion
of
Silver
Wedding
Anniversary
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY.
Bee
22.
The
occasion
betMg
thrtr
dm
"
wedding
anniversary,
a
defightfal
sorprtse
party
was
tenderrd
Mr.
land
Mrs
K.
G.
McXmWc
at
tBH
;
Premier
Hotel
on
Wednesday
night
ilof
Urns
week
fiy
a
grwr?
df
frWadrf
J,
from
various
Queen
Chaitotte.
J
Island
point
The
affair
was
one
of
;much
enjoyment
for
all
prrjmUi
-(Bridge
and
d&nein?
were
enfeyedfe
"land
the
feature
of
the
proceedings
'was
the
presentation
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
McKenaie
by
A.
R.
Mallory
oil
h
Port
Clements
on
brttalf
of
the
guests
assembled
of
a
beanttfml
sH-
Jj
ver
crearandtarsetetta,seTrtaif
tray
as
wen
as
a
surer
entree
tmn.
During
the
rrenrne.
deMoas
re-
freshmen
ts
were
served.
Those
present
were:
'
Mr
and
Mrs
A.
R.
MaBorr.
Mr.'
and
Mrs
R
T.
Ward
and
Mr.
Maxwell
of
Port
Clements.
Msdsme"
Ra-
1
S
jaut.
Mr.
and
Mrs
James
Denhofme
BrriCIlTllli'raE.JrTrr'JnninilflsiMlItlllBlBTlSi
.and
Mf.
and
Mm
Gits
Ross
of
TTeff:
;
,!
.
i
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1
.
.
.
!Mr.
and
Mrs.
c.
Al
Mase
of
Dead
Tree
Point:
Mr.
and
Mr
H.
T.
Cat-lison
and
Mb
A.
Rebtaseg
r
S&dezate:
Mr.
2nd
Mrs.
Hi
R.
Beaten.
Dr.
and"
Mrs
G
A
Ghzttet.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
Cooke
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Christiansen.
Mrs
Frost
and
W.
BJUfj
CHRISTMAS
OBSERVED
i
i
Appropriate
Eiercars
if
IWrfrn-
I
Street
School
With
Concert
On
Thursday
There
were
appropriate
Christ-:
i
mas
exercise
this
week
at
Borden
There
is
a
good
deal
of
propaganda
beine
spread
i
street
senooL
Eaeb.
oi
the
jonfer;
throughout
the
country
in
regard
to
a
proposed
plan
for
erade
had
a
Christmas
Tree
on
,
theunification
of
thejwo
bigjrailway
sj'stems,
and
we
dc430,'
noat
present
intendto
discuss4t
atanywJengthexcept
tot
des
had
their
festtTttleryes-J
wdiii
uui
reaucris
against
accepting
IJgures
wnicn
arei
On
Thursday
morning,
with
Miss
generally
given
OUt
as
facts.
js.
A;
MBIs.
the
prtndp-J.
presidin?.
wiv
ioiwi
ircizvua
LJ
CCIUU
kite
UIUJ
1C3L1UI1
llctll
;
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9'
"
13
J.
S.
Woodsworth,
leader
of
the
C.
C.
F.
movement
in
.
uanaaa.
tie
suggests
that
fifty
million
dollars
could
be
saved
by
unification.
This,
of
course,
is
pure
fiction
as
has
been
pointed
out
again
and
again.
-To
save
fifty
million
dollars
would
mean
the
discharge
of
well
over
twenty
thousand
workers
in
addition
to
taking
away
the
livings
of
many
thousand?
of
others
who
are
indirectly
dependent
Chora,
-The
First
NoweD."
the
School.
"Christmds
isr
ComfeHg."
Grade
2.
'
Trombone
solo.
"Holy
Night,"
Rol
Jodgs.
!
"Away
to
a
Manger,"
Ann
Stereos
indirevdenpiidpnt1?1"0"-
.
on
them.
More
than
that
it
would
mean
the
tearinV
un
nf
LlTT
"
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t
,
j
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r
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i
1
tT.
uinutci
uu
riitrut
ranum
iiunureus
ui
uiues
UI
tracKS.
"Christ
is
Bom
on
Christmas
According
to
government
reports
the
country
is
daily
J
"
Grade
z
girb.
increasing
in
prosperity.
If
this
is
correct,
we
do
not
need
!
"Come
04
i
uvle
less
transportation
but
more
transportation.
This
year
the
i
oT
f!6.
E""!-??.
has
increase
1'
t
viAirai
uiiujuii
uujiars
anu
it
ao
mat
mucn
extra
business
it
has
meant
the
putting
back
into
employment
of
approximately
eight
thousand
workers.
That
is
a
step
in
the
right
direction.
Tho;
men
nepd
ihp
wnrlr
anrf
tlio
wages
and
any
scheme
for
curtailing
the
number
of
men!0!!
employed
will
certainly
not
receive
the
backing
of
thelRoeir
"See
Amid
the
Winter
Snow,"
,
Jean
Cameronand
Lois
Judge.
j
The
Baptist
Church
waa-
filled
to
lKZrt
VanaQa-,
-Chrlrtmas
BehV
and
.
The
chairman
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
C.
N.
R.
imarek-i
Dream
-
Grade
4.
estimates
that
the
possible
saving
from
unification
might
1
"DCe
RoyaI
DaT"
be
fifteen
million
dollars
a
year
but
many
think
Mr.
Ful-
SLl!?
6"
CK
fc
rt
jf&totf
over
optimistic.
If
to
make
that
much
increased
schSi
ffefcyfyk
e,ht
thousand
extra
men,
it
is
reasonable
"God
save
the
King
-suppose
that
to
save
that
much
would
mean
the
dis-1--
-
missai
oi
a
large
number.
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"Deck
the
HahV
Senfof
grades,
capacity
last
etenlng
when
the
an-Recitatton,
"A
Christmas
Wish."
nual
Christmas
Tree
concert
was
the
Night"
SHORTE
COLDS
PROVED
BY
2
GENERATIONS
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
McCartney.
Por-cher
Island;
Dan
S.
Hill,
Porcher
Island:
D.
Buchanan
and
Bill
Tho-
'
hekf.
F
If.
Llnrey.
the
strperinten-Janet
dent,
presided.
.
The
Primary
Department,
under
"Toy-
the
leadership
of
MlsseaV.
WrathaH
and
V.
Feero,
(fare
a
number
of
re
tm.
rftji
le
City."
citations
and
drffx
The
members
i
jof
the
Junior
Church
presented
a
The
j
plas
portraying,
the
story
of
David
iand
the
water
or
Bethelemi
Recita-Uons
were"
alsdfgltes
?
by
Duster
rr
Hale.
Edith
Bury.
Zeida
Hale
and
Mrs.
Iflbbard.
A
Tidils,
K2o
by
Bobby
i
Hale
was
well
reeeired.
A
trio
con-1
Bury
and
Amaranth
Bury
rendered
a
Christmas
song.
Mrs.
F.
H.
Linzey's
elas
of
girls
gare
a
chorus
and
Miss
i
,
K,
Watson's
class
ptesented
a
song
j
Jand
drill,
"In
Grandma's
Day."
The
i
"Buccaneers-,"
a
class
of
boys
under
j
the
leadership
of
Melvin
Daf
oe,
gare
i
j
a-
shadowgraph
exhibition
which
i
proved
most
entertaining.
The
ac-1
companlsts
for
the
erenlng
were
Misses
Nellie
Lawrence.
K
Watson
i
and
Veneua
Feero.
.
Santa
Claus
arrived
on
the
scene
I
mey.
AUin;
A.
D.
Stewart.
Lewis
I
and
distributed
toys
to"
the
little
tots
I
Island
;
Mrs.
A.
V.
Fisher.
Telk
wa
and
gave1
a
bag
of
Christmas
candles
.
Royaf
'
to
every
child
in
the
ouifdlnK.
Mrs.
K.
Mann.
Rose
Lake:
A.
J.
i
A
hPPX
evening
was'
concluded
Downing.
Beaton;
Perey
Gladstone.
Inelng-of
the
Katlonal
An-
Vanaredol:
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
W.
OTirlen.
on.
'
Anyox:
Won
On,
city.
-
-
Prince
Rupert
R.
H.
Laeremans.
Bart
Frarlclscdt
Mr3.
R.
McDonald,
Phelan
timiiik
mi
.t.-4n
Btrt
trtvifTi
wtt
te
rrryTpd
by
the
Dlciftot
Tort-mrr.
Prince
Ruom,
B
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UUt
tfasn
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on
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4ta
div
of
Jsnuary.
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A
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
A
HAPPY
-and
IV
T
YEAR
la
ezteiMMnf
tH
pauocs
and
friend
the
greetufs
of
the
season,
the
CNJt
U
glad
to
rewd
a
year
of
improvement
over
hmt
fcBunedtetely
pffcedin
Hd
to
express
1U
anfftt
psHton
that
uw
eMatat
ear
wuT
maintain
thte
upswtnc
in
hitsrnrsi
AD
Cvwssft
of
eesKe
iaessted
hi
the
welfare
of
Its
ntf!radlmprod
ceadiUom
for
tttera
maatu
teptbred
cono.Uoiu
generally.
Dl
fe
reaHntion
of
oar
hopes
depends
upon
Utm
pafrtfftay
whleH
the
poMic
iTfr
mri
At
ttkf
tMMs
of
teodwttl.
it
mar
be
appropriate
to
sanest
that
tnowho
are-"sposHt
to
ssaao
CM
oasuter
x
boon
on
their
fellow
citiaens
by
rtddinr
themsetm
of
hawpetinc
anrf
sywdiet
featn
and
by
adopting
Instead
an
aKuo
f
eonfidenos'
i-
Ofieratfrn
Let
theat
not
be
afraid
to
spend
aaeotdlne.
h
their
mom.
In
a
wry
wJ
sense
every
Canadian
tk
cobjbbh.
wears
or
ut
anytHJtu-aad
tnat
means
Terydr-i9
m
eeaployer
of
labor
Inetensetf
toe
of
eoraiootMtiea
and
sarvtees
wttl
prke
ineesed
emptoyeient,
nd
mcreaRsed
etsptoyMesr
it
tile
attr
to
Can'
need
tadrty
Nireteen
hHdreti
and
mny-Htr
wtH
be
a
fenny
mr
If
eck
one
dnea
Us
part
to
omd-
more
work.
Tfce
OM
R.
seeltse
sw
oi
a
Canadians.
It
loca
for.
and
wW
atrtre
to
saerH
a
greater
aMaaart
of
patronage,
a
fuller
opportunity
to
b
of
serWe
The
expfnttteHr
of
)t
a
Ur
more
dollars
per
head
of
population,
daring
tbe
awning
year,
oo
Ot
ttttieH
the
fampany
pwYMes.
win
not
only
be
oi
prime
Importance
to
the
C.
N.
R.
bat
wW
aim
be
c
b-neflt
to
ail
workmen
and
merthanU
ia
Canada'
wW
hetpto
astteaUeate
aatat
wttieh
have
been
made
and
wfJestrengthen'
the
mrpetas
toward
better
nweatt.
wHl
brcng
an
added
decree
of
prosperity
amr
relieved
Mae
to
the
pepk
ai
Use
Dominion
And
K
wU
be
a
worthwhile
expendltare
beeaWof
waaf
the
C.V.Rl
gtrea-speedy
and
rUWe
tranrportation
eoarteoas
and
efficient
serriee,
reasoAaWe
rater
and
tares
all
tie
year
reunsL
aanrspecM
low
sates
jmd-fares
on
nay
eaint,
aueh.
for
example.
-
Let
hare
a
Merry
Cttristmastlde
and
a.lUppy
New
Year.
There
are
presently
Jn
force
tnecUr
holdfay
excursion
fares,
and
special
low
rates
for
tefetramt
and
caWe.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
Baptist
Xmas
Entertainment
Is
Highly
Enjoyable
Harry
McCavour
J.
C.
Hunt
and
A.
J
ButUmer
are
busineM
visitors
in
the
dty
from
the
Skeena
River.
having;
arrived
on
the
Cardena
yes
terday
afternoon.
They
wtH
return
to
the
river
today.
Mr
McCavour
to
daxton.
Mr.
Hunt
to
Port
Esstnt
ton
and
Mr
Butt
imer
to
Balmoral
Quality
250
years
of
wior
IICAN
WINES
kkiug
trsdiuoo.
Notice
Hiflnai
mm
Piodcltol
SftcDoalnia
Hiia
advt
it
not
published
or
''Jisplayexf
by
the
Liquor
Con-trol
Boarrf
or
by
the
Gorertf-mcnt
of
liritmh
Columbia.
By
customers'
request
we
have
decided
to
close
the
Pea
GueiiJng
Content
at
S
pjn.,
Dec.
24
instead
of
10
pjn.
In
appreciatidn
of
the
support
we
have
received
we
are
adding
more
prizes.
J
boxes
of
fio
-
made
randy
f'.ir
girir
and
3
for
boys
REGAL
SHOP
at
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Gift
Suggestions
That
Will
Make
Mother's
Christmas
A
Happy
One
52-Piece
English
Dinner
Sets,
opon
stock
Q-
,00
in
attcactivp
nMomic
ttnr,niA
vXt
97-Piece
English
Dinner
Sets
SI8.0(rto
Odd
Cups
and
Saucers
from
25c
to-.
.
S25-00
si-75
Be
Sure
to
Visit
Our
Crockery
Department
We've
a
Host
of
Splendid
Values
on
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Highest
Market
Prices
and
Quick
Returns'
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or
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Your
Furs
to
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