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SEA
SCOUTS'
XMAS
WORK
Editor,
Dally
News:
On
behalf
of
the
Sea
Scouts
of
St.
Tuesday,
December
18.
1911
Provisions
For
Salvation
Array
Andrew's
and.
myself.
I
would
llkeinhpss
nrnfh(ir(.
arp
rinnatm-
.
to
encroach
on
your
valuable
space
carroL.
carrots
anri
and
turnl.
in
order
to
explain
the
Christmas
'
As
you
are
ho
doubt
aware,
under
the
rules
of
the
Boy
Scouts
Association's1
afeaiot
allowed
to
beg
for
anything
and,
in
order
to
carry
I
out
this
ruling,
we
have
had
this,
Idea
of
Christmas
boxes
in
being!
Christmas
Cheer
S.
C.
Thomson
&
Co..
agents
for
to
the
Salvation
Armv
fnr
the
grocery
boxes
thayare
In
the
var-
christmas
hampers.
other
contri-
butions
since
yesterday
are:
Previously
acknowledged
$106.00
Diamond
Jubilee
Celebration
Committee
5.00
C.
N.
R.
TRAINS
for
the
last
two
years.
Our
idea
isj
For
the
East
that,
if
the
boxes
are
placed
in
the
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl
stores
where
people
may
see
them
days
5:30
p.m
when
they
are
fhakifle
their
our-
From
the
East
chases
and
tfthey
have
the
odd
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur-
dime
or,
nickel
left
over,
they
will
days
10:15
p.ni
putcnase-
something
and
place
it
In
-
.-r-
the
box.-In
thly
way
the
obligation
supply
of
groceries
but
also
with,
fc-Tery
small;
and
the
grocer
will,
on
toys
for
the
children.
So,
friends,
.fortjng
over
the
box,
make
up
any
in
this
coming
week,
help
us
to
dp
fvrMe.-pt
any
on
article
by
ex-
our
bit
by
doing
yours
and
you.mai:
tffHJfce.
"
'
.
jrest
assured
that
the
boxes
will)
be
,
rfl;
this,
way
we
are
able.
tpdo
our
kej5:lered,
by'
some
Jtweyjrjqiin
good
turn
at
the
"hot
so
festive
sea-'
couts
anxious
to
help,
sou"
for
some
of
our
needy
families.
Thanking
you,
Mr.
Editor.
Lqst
year
we
were
able,
to
take
care
;
'
&
P.
WOODSIDE.
of
ten
families
not
only
with
a
good
The
Scoutmaster.
Only
Girl
Contestants
at
Fair
The
only
girls
among
the
many
Judging
teams
at
the
Royal
Winter
Fair
In
Toronto
are
shown
above.
They
come
from
widely
sep-erateaT5r"ovlhces.
Miss
Louise
McDermont
of
Hazelrldge,
Man,
(left),
and
Miss
Bernlce
Hornbrook
of
Sussex,
NB,
Tlaj.
Pvmh,
FINE
PLAY
MARRIAGE
LEADS
TO
CRITICISM
PRESENTED
j
Gifts
for
Everyone
"Voice
of
Swamp"
by
Newly
Organized
Prince
Kuptrt
Players'
Guild
Outstanding
One
of
the
most
ambitious
and1
best
executed
amateur
theatrical'
efforts
that
has
been
essayed
In
Prince
Rupert
in
a
long
time
is
the
mystery
play
in
three
aets,
"The
Voice
of
the
Swamp,"
which
had
its
first
presentation
in
St.
Andrews
Anglican
Cathedral
Hall
last
night
and
will
be
repeated
tonight
and
Wednesday.
It
is
the
initial
shawlnp
of
the
newly
organized
Amateur
Players
Guild
and
was
staged
under
the
auspices
of
Prince
Rupert
group
of
Toe
H.
The-
proceeds
are
to
be
used
in
the
supplying
of
fuel
'
to
needy
families.
Director
p.
Woodslde-
and
the
enure
cast
is
ta
be
congratulated
on
the
excellence
of
last
night's
presentation.
The
story
ia
a
good
one,
developing
Interest
in
a
novel
manner
from
the
opening
of
the
first
scene
and
sustaining
the
my.
very
until
the
last
moment
before
ne
iinai
curtain.
The
members
of
.he
cast,
each
and
every
one.
acault
themselves
with
an
ease
and
adap
tability
such
as
Is
wily
too
often
lacking
In
such
undertakings.
Indeed,
the
entire
cast
Is
one
of
the
best
that
has
been
assembled
for
years
here.
Due
to
the
exceedingly
unfavor
able
weather,
the
attendance
last
night
was
possibly
not
quite
as
large
as
otherwise
It
might
have
been.
However,
what
may
have
been
lacking
In
numbers
was
fully
made
up
for
In
appreciation
and
tonight
there
should
be
a
crowded
hpuse.
If
the
quality
of
the
enter
tainment
Is
ay
attraction,
there
should
be
no
doubt
of
this.
"The
Voice
of
the
Swamp"
is
a
considerably
more
ambitious
un
dertaking
than
the
usual
farce
that
is
seen
her
although
the
mystery
Is
embellished
with
considerable
comedy.
There
are
many
odd
turn
as
the
story
Is
unfolded
with
several
diverting
episodes
In
addiUon
to
the
main
theme.
The
scene
Is
lalri
in
the
living
room
of
a
half-ruined
mansion
.on
"A
-desolate
stretch
:o'f
the
Atlantic
Coast.
Appropriately
enough,
the
time
Is
between
mid.
night
and
dawn
of
an
eery
night
with
black
and
white
cloaked
figures
flitting
about
engaged
in
wlerd
and
furtive
undertakings.
Members
of
Cast
The
central
figure
In
the
cast
Is
played
to
perfection
by
Robert
Irvine
whose
part
Is
that
of
the
custodian
of.
the
property
of
a
mysterious
unseen,
person
about
whose
fate
the
talQ
centres.
As
an
elderly
sister
of
the
missing
-3f
CORN
HAKES
The
wetfJng
g.-oup
at
the
marriage
of
William
Quick
and
Margaret
MacVJcar
at
the
Leamlngtin
fall
fair
conducted
by
Rev
J.
B.
Champion,
whose
action
has
tren
condemned
by
Lambton
presbytery
of
the
United
Church.
man,
Mrs.
F.
K-
Good
leaves
nothing
o
be
desired
In
the
portraying
of
a
role
that
calls
for
considerable
histrionic
talent
Miss
Florence
Smith,
as
an
aristocratic
distant
relative,
also
gives
a
character
portrayal
that
evoked
much
praise.
MlssElleen
Green
was
well
cast
;
a
wise-cracking
if
slangy
modem
url
the
granddaughter,
of
the
nisslng
man.
Miss
Muriel
Vance,
as
mother
granddaughter,
has
an
Important
part
in,
which
she
acquits
herself
with
much
credit.
The
"life
of
the
party"
U
Roth
I
I
A
myiterlom
nocturnal
visitor
to
the
spooky
premises,
he
is
verj
good.
Straight
character
parts,
although
they
have
An
important
bearing
on
the
story,
are
handled
with
distinction
by
Miss
Ruthauna
Wood
and
J.
A.
Teng,
the
former
at
an
octoroon
servant
girl
with
an
occult
flair
and
the
latter
as
a
fur
tive
Haitian
negro,
who
has
a
per
sonal
revenge
In
mind
Stage
and
property
manager
Is
David
Eastman
while
Mrs.
E.
Henig-man
is
In
charge
of
the
costuming.
During
the
evening
much
appre-
P"
,1
Z"V
Symphony
Orchestra
under
sheriff.
Mr.
Gordon
throws
himself
right
into
the
part.
He
should
prove
an
acquisition,
indeed,
to
the
ranks
of
local
amateur
players.
Miss
Maisie
Macdonald.
as
the
old-fashioned
and
stately
housekeeper,
ptaya
with
tact
a
type
such
as
she
has
not
previously
attemp-2d.
Jack
Finn
takes
the
role
which
the
direction
of
Bert
Cameron.
Before
the
opening
of
the
play
lat
night,
p.
a.
Llniey
ipokf
briefly,
expressing
thanks
to
the
players,
orchestra
and
all
who
hurt
taken
part
or
assisted
in
any
wav
in
connection
with
the
presentation.
Philip
Edgcumbc
presided
at
the
door
and
ushers
were
Thomas
An
turns
out
to
be
that
of
the
villain.;
drew
and
Martin
van
Coofcn
save
by
serving
Kcllogg's
Corn
Flakes
and
milk
for
the
children's
supper.
Dietitians
say
it's
an
ideal
dish
easy
to
digest,
well
balanced.
The
very
tyje
oi'
slip-per
children
need.
And
it
saves
any
mother
work,
worry
and
time
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