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DAILY
MEWS
PAQB
Military
Toys
Missing
From
Santas
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on
the
military
note
for
his
1935
stock
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tojiTfes
trend
of
toys
this
year
is
more
to
educational
sets
such
as
chemistry
and
micro-
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in
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vpars
atrn.
at
the
Chicago
Seminary
where
hs
us
uiowieage
in
uneniai
em
1892,
He
received
his
ifetree
at
the
University
of
)
fears
later.
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uierature
from
uxiorj
in
1922,
were
conferred
upon
him.
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He
married
Frances
Hart
in
Ber-j
C.
N.
R.
Trains
lin
in
1834-
There
were
two
soni
Charles,
who
became
an
assistant
For
the
East
to
his
father;
James
Henry
ir.,
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fri-
and
a
daughter,
Astrid.
j
days
6
p.m.
T.
H.
Johnson,
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Stor-j
age
Coi,
who
has
been
on
a
busM
ness
trip
south,
is
expected
to
return
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
tomorrow
morning.
lii
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturdays
10:20
p.m
If
you
wish
to
swap
something
Try
a
classified.
'
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1
The
FOR
FUSED
Collars
on.
the
New
Forsyth
Shirts
Tlicy
look
so
smart,
so
dressy'.
.
yet
tlicy'rc
as
easily
Inundcrcd
As
a
tit
of
silk
.
.
and
tliey
Iron
Stiff
without
starch.
FOR'FUSED
collars
comhinc
all
the
advantages
of,
a;
stiff
collar
vvith
the
comfort
and
economy
f
a
soitiU
i'P.'t
Come
in
ac
see
our
Assortment
of
new
p&tttrns.
SHIRTS
will.
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FOR
FUSED
CO
LOIRS'
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Givc
Him
a
FORSYTH
FOR
CHRISTMAS
1
BRYANT
COMPANY
LTD;
'
Quality
Men's
and
Boys'
Wear
Mrs.
Johnson
Is
t
ing
Today
Holding;
Large
Tea
at.
Her
Home
This'
Afternoon
Prior
to
Lav-'
'
ing
Prince
Rupert
PETER
LIEN
'DAMAGES
PRESIDENT
AWARDED
The.:;Kordkap
Society,
.at
its
re-
t.gular;
monthly
meeting
last
night;
,
,
.iwHh
Peter
Lien,
vice-presiaeni,
mi
Prior
starting
act
ve
prepare-the
chalr
and
a
good
attendance
of
I
uoiw
ior
jeavmg
rnnce
nupeu,
i
memberSi
eiccted
offlcers
for
the
Mrs.
i.
n.
jonnson,
lormany
years!
ensulng
year
as
foliows:
life
of
'.this
City,
Is
hostess
to
her
many
friends
at
a
large
tea
this
afternoon
at
her
home
oh
FourtK
Avenue
'East
The
rooms
have
been
tastefully
decorated
with
yellow
and
bronze
chrysanthemums
and
green
foliage.
The
tea
table
is
centred
with
yellow
tapers
in
sil
ver
sconces,
President,
Peter
Lien.
Vice-President,
Mrs.
Nels
Luth.
Secretary,
Mrs.
B.
Skalland.
Vice-Secretary,
B;
Pedersen.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
H.
Eriksen.
Vice-Treasurer,
A.
Lindseth.
Guard,
Nels
Luth.
Auditors,
B.
Pedersen
and
O.
Kil-
dal.
Aftpr
fhp
hiislnpsx
mpptinor.
a
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nicholls,
'Mrs.
W.
Dj
un.nw(
pPfrPshmenLs
Grant
Holllngworth
Mrs.
G.
H-
were
served
and
there
were
read-Munro
.and
Mr.L..
W
Kergin
are
ta
,
and
storles
committee
for
ui,
.ifuiu
auu
the
nlag
c0nsisted
0f
Mrs.
P.
An
Mrs,
J.
jiiviurifCTJU
aic
cuiuug
uie
ices.
Serylteurs
are
Mrs.
Alex
Mc-
I
Rae,
Mrs;.-
0
Hi
Greenwood,
Mrs.
Shelford
.Dartdn,
Mrs.
E.
Davidson,
Mrs.
J.rprase.r.ahd
Miss
Olive
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.Munro;
derson
arid
Mrs.
B.
Bendiksen.
about
the
middle
of
January.
They
expect
to
spend
some
time
travelling,
including
a
trip
to
Europe,
be-
'
With.
her
husband,
Mrs.
Johnson'
fore
finally
deciding
upon
their
lis
planning
:to;
Jeave
Prince
Rupert
.
permanent
future
home.
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ti:
r-
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r
a
n
iitMic
jtuige
uitrnstcr
.uusi
ray
$12,816
As
Result
Of
Traffic
Accident
Last
Summer
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
3:
(CP)
On
the.
basis
of
a
forty-sixty
percent
finding
of
negligence,
Hylton
A,
Tllley
oi
Prince
George
is
awarded
$12,816
damages
against
John
O.
Wilson
of
Prince
George
under
a
written
judgment
handed
down
in
Supreme
Court
here
yesterday
by
Mr.
Justice
Harold
Robertson.
Tilley
was
rurj.
over
by
Wilson's
car
on
the.
Vanderhoof-Prince
George
highway
on
June
11
last
after
Tilley's
truck
had
developed
trouble
and
he
was
trying,
to
flag
approaching
cars
during
the
mak
ing
of
repairs.
In
this
case
Tllley
stepped
off
the
road
to
avoid
Wilson's
car
but
the
latter
also
werved
off
to
avoid
hitting
him
and-
the
accident
resulted.
Judgment
assessed
damages
at;
$20,000
general
and
$1,361
special,
fixing
responsibility
for
forty
per-i
:ent
on
Tllley
and
sixty
percent!
on
Wilson.
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CHAPPED
SKIN
To
aulcklr
relieve
'chapping
and
routine
apply
soothing,.
cooling
Mentholatum.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
ShiphalUera
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