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.to
all
our
patrons
and
friends
A
sincere
wish
for
a
Very
Happy
Christmas
PHONE
357
Just
a
little
wish,
'tis
true,
Yet
with
sincerity
sent
to
you.
And
may
this
day
of
all
the
year
Ee
filled
with
happiness
and
cheer.
(Estab.
1908)
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DAILY
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
Christmas
Day
Thursday,
Dec.
24,
1936
A
little
more
patience,
a
little
more
charity
for
all,
.a
little
more
devotion,
a
little
more
love;
with
less
bowing
down
to
the
past,
arid
a
silent
ignoring
of
pretended
authority;
a
brave
looking
forward
to.
the
future
with
more
faith
-in;
our
fellows,
and
the
race
will
be
ripe
for
a
great
burst
of
light
and
life.
ELBERT
HUBBARD.
v
Keep
in
Tune
With
Christmas
Happiness
is
the
greatest
thing
in
the
wdrld
and
this
is
the
season
of
happiness,
of
joy
and
of
merriment.
:';.yineilunnaPPy
01
disgruntled
person
who
is
out
of
tune
with
the
season
can
-spoil
the
enjoyment
of
.a
dozen
or
possibly
one
hundred
others.
The
meanest
person
is
the
one
who
persists
in
being
unhappy
when
doing
so
is
spoil-v1ng
Christmas
for
many
others.
Christmas
more
than
New
Year
is
the
time
of
high
re-solve.
Let
us
one
and
all
set
out
to
make
the
season
a
happy
one
for
all
our
neighbors
and
friends
and,
parti:
cuiarly,
those
of
our
own
household
for
this
is
the
onlv
Way
to
gain
true
happiness
for
ourselves.
t
Be
m
tune
with
the
spirit
of
the
season,
the
Christmas
I
Order
Out
of
Chaos
:ji
-
If
the
nations
of
the
world
would
all
decide
to
celebrate
,
Christmas
and
keep
m
tune
with
its
spirit,
most
of
the
international
ills
of
this
world
would
be
solved.
There
should
be
less
suspicion
and
more
trust;
less
narrowness
wicirtiicej
less
uoudi,
greater
laith
in
the
good.
The
cure
for
world
ills
has
to
come
from
the
leaders
of
men.
Once
thev
tret
the
nhnstmuo
cni.?f
ot,ii
u
1
nc
Ollttll
1JIJU
11
permeating
all
down
through
the
rank
,
and
file
until
the
Whole
hnnv
nnlifi'r
ia
imlmul
t,
tL
.
,
,
,
,
c
""uuc"
spirit
oi
mutual
helpfulness
and
forbearance.
A
Joyful
Christmas
SELVIG'S
t
wishes
ali
customers
and
friends
the
Merriest
of
Merry
Christmases
and
ask
all
to
join
in
keeping
the
festive
season
in
a
fitting
manner
Mm
A
columnist
in
the
Victoria
iTimes
writes
as
follows:
A
wise
old
newspapsrman
say;
to
me:
"You
see
what
has
hap
pened
today.
Women
are
weeping
in
every
town
in
the
British
Empire.
Men
are
feeling
pretty
bad
about
It
all,
zoo.
People
are
divided
Into
those
who
blame
the
King
and
those
who
are
sorry
for
him.
Everybody
Is
more
deenls
stirred-
by
this
thing
than
any
thing
that
has
happened
since
the
armistice.
"But
here
is
the
funny
part
of
it
a
hundred
things
of
far
more
importance
to
all
of
us
have
happened
this
year.
What
happened
to
the
League
of
Nations,
to
(Ethi
opia;
what
happened
on
the
continent
of
Europe,
the
rearmament
program,
the
preparations
for
an
other
war
what
is
happening
in
tne
United
States
eltiona1i
these
things
are
more
important
in
the
long
run"
to
the
welfare
of
everybody
in
the
world,
including
us,
man
the
abdication
of
this
King
and
the
succession
of
a
better
man.
It
is
far
more
Important
what
England
does
about
getting
into
another
war
than
what
it
does
about
King
Edward
and
his
American
Iriend.
it's
more
im
portant
what
it
docs
about-
Soeial-
fcm
and
unemployment
and
bank
ing
and
Empire
tariffs.
"Sure,
its
all
mnn
!mnni4on
but
who
cares?
The
public
is
far
more,
interested
hi,
this
business
because
it
concerns
people
of
flesh
and
blood,,
not
abstract
cause,
because
it
appeals
to
the
emotions,
not
to
reason.
The
public
doesn't
like
to
use
its
reason
but,
My
uoa,
now
it
loves
to
use
its
emo
tions!
.And.
herejvas
a
story
that
ujjjJtMjea
10
ail
or
them
tn
triotism.
to
nostaglia,
to
pity,
to
anger,
to
mother
love,
to
romantic
love.-
It
had
evervthln?
tn
make
a
great
story,
including
sex
appeal.
'Just
remember
that,
mv
w
FAILED
TO
BLOW
UP
TRINIDAD,
Col.,
Dec:
24:
(CP)
i
wnen
you
are
Inclined
to
get
Im
patient
with
things
as
they
are;
when
you
want
to
go
out
and
start
revolution.
nemAmho
people
aren't
guided
in
tho
ma.
by
their
reason
cr
we
would
have
had
a
better
system
'orig
ago.
They're
guid-d
by
their
emouons
and
in
a
'crisis
you
don't
nnow
wnat
way
they'll
iumn.
of.
ten
backwards
when
you
expect
mem
10
go
forward.
That's
whv
things
never
work
out
as
Von
ev-
pect.
That's
why
all
these
neat
copypooK
solutions,
all
drawn
out
to
scale,
these
patterns
for
the
future
that
students
anH
nmao,,.
politicians
are
always
working
out
viKx
xneviiaoie
mppenlnes
ha.tf.rf
on
careful
calculation
.
,
-
-
"
&j
i
naywire.
Tne
public,
my
boy,
Ui
ycciuwr,
u
weeps
for
a
King,
sets
up
a
Christmas
tree
and
then
goes
Christmas
shopping.,
You
can't
ever
figure
what
ifa
going
to
do
nexi.
Mrs.
j,
L.
House
and
a
lot
of
spec-
iaiors
neia
tneir
breaths
when
her
car
slid
down
an
icy
hill
ancf
collided,
with
a
truck
loaded
with,
dynamite.
But
there
was
no
explo
sion.
Experts
say
dynamite
onlv
rarely
explodes
on
Impact.
DEFENDED
HIS
WIFE
LONDON,
Dec,
24:
(CP)
Part
ing
his
wife,
charged,
wltht.shop-
"
iiift
mi
v.
l
.
.
.
.1
.
'
jpuiiukuiB,
utu
a
menial
nisiory
and
asking
she
be
bound
over
not
to
is
enter'
public
houses
to
drink
cheap
Jwine,
a
solicitor
obtained
the
wb-
gjmaria
release
on
probation.
US
THE.
DAILY
NEWS
Qp
'communist
Parly
SVork
For
Women
INTEREST
"a?aar
an(
Dance
Abdication
Not
of
Prime
Import
ance
But
it
Appealed
to
Everybody
Human
Nature
Are
successful
In
spite
of
Inclement
weather
on
(Tuesday
the
Communist
bazaar
at
ithe
Canadian
Labor
Defence
(League
Hall
was
well
attended
by
ra
crowd
in
festive
spirit.
The
chll-
...
...
...
aren
especially
were
happy
and
ln-
,
.,,
Ulustration
of
How
Pub
he
Likes
eXgs.
teresUd
,
The
tn
Emote
I
m
itf
a
Rather
If
t
i
t
m
m
Than
Than
I
V
.lll.V.
IVUll'l..
IIUII
J
A
,
.
-
.
Reason
wuincii
aisurjDuiea
iree
canay
ana
nuts
to
the
children.
The
dance
Wednesday
night
also
held
by
the
Communist
party,
was
attended
by
a
record
crowd.
AUTO
TOLL
IS
HIGHER
Deaths
and
Injuries
Increase
This
Year
in
Greater
Proportion
Than
Number
of
Cars
VICTORIA,
Dec
24:
(CP)
Although
the
increase
in
numbsr
of
cars
in
the
province
was
only
f.6
percent
to
the
end
of
November,
a
27.S
percent
Increase
was
recorded
in
ihe
number
of
perrom
Injured
in
automobile
accidents
in
British
Columbia,
government
re
cords
show.
During
the
first
eleven
months
of
this
year.
3,570
accidents
were
reported
and
2,174
persons
injured,
572
more
than
In
ihe
tame
period
last
year.
ttiere
were
eighty-four
deaths
during
these
eleven
months
as
compared
with
last
year's
eighty-two.
Loot
in
China
Was
Cook
Book
TORONTO.
Dec.
24:
(CP)
A
woman
missionary
in
the
Interior
of
China
writes'
that
after
a
visit
of
a
Chinese
general
pursuing
"Reds"
all
the
recipe
books
in
th
lonely
station
had
disappeared,
No
qcner
dooks
were
touched.
The
only
nosslble
ejrolanfltirtn
could
be
that
he
general
had,
a
wvuu.
who.
coiua.reaa
English,
and
he-decided
that-
0gr
had-
made
a
good
friend.
1
SERVED
CAKE
AT
107
RHEIMS.
France,
(De:.
.24:
(CP)
Believed
Eurjpe's
oldest
woman.
Madame
Lecnice
Bdmbaron.
at
party
bn
her
107th
blrthdav.
proudly
wearing
her
Legion
of
Honor
Cross,
cut
her
cake
and
served
it
herself.
WAR
SPY
LIVES
LONG
SARAGOSA.
Texas,
Dec.
24:
(CP)
Confederate
spy
during
the
Civil
War
70
years
ago,
Mrs.
Ira
E.
Williams
has
reached
her
99th
year
FELL
INTO.
THE
SEA
SOUTHAMPTON,
Eng.;
Dec.
24:
(CP)
Running
to
welcome
her
brother
off
a
ship
from
Palestine,
Mrs.
S.
Mills
fell
from
the
wharf
into
the
sea
but
was'rescued
LOW
fa
NEW
YEAR
I
ITWttN
ALL
tTAriONt'
IN
CANADA
OOlNOl
WtDNMOAV,
DtC.
SO
TO.
P.M.
SUNDAY,
JAN.
S.
nrruRNiNSi
lcavc
dutina.
tion
not
Later
than
mio
NIGHT,
MONOAY.
JANUARY
4.
(PntStuudtk
Ult
PARTICULAR
FROM
ANT
AGENT
CHRISTMAS
WISHES
A
We
thank
our
customers
and
friends
for
their
g
patronage
and
good
will
and
wish
one
and
all
the
pf
Compliments
of
the
Season.
I
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd.
Is
Big
Problem
I
Member
of
Employment
Conunis-
JX
slon
Tells
Some
Factors'
6f
j&
Task
fo
WINNIPEG,
Dec
24:
(CP)
One
&
of
the
five
women
members
of
ff
the
Women's
Advisory
Committee
to
the
National
Employment
Com-irrcj!on,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lindal
in
an
'ritervlew
told
of
what
he
saw
and
heard
while
away
on
"her
Job."
"We
realized
the
enormity
of
the
cblem
that
confronted
us,"
she
id.
"Every
region
had
its
story
to
tell.
Involved
In
the
conditions
grvernlng
the
employment
of
women
wsre
such
questions
as
trade
employment
of
men,
availability
of
adequate
training
for
potentla'
work,
and
guidance
In
pointing
way
to
young
people
eager
train
themselves
for
the
thing
they
were
best
fitted."
Since
It
wouldl
be
foolhardy
to
advise
with
out
first
being
Informed
them-
elves,
ths
women
of
the
new
.immlttee
returned
to
their
homes
to
study
audi
.learn
more.
Domestic
employment,
one
of
Mrs.
Undal's
special
Interests
h?
is
one
of
the
women
buck
of
Winnipeg's
School
for
Household
Assistants
was
found
a
vital
question
Jn
Eastern
Canada.
"In
Toronto
there
were
579
vacancies
fcr
household
workers,
and
only
50
qualified
persons,"
she
consulted
i
little
notebook,
In
Montreal
the
same
situation
?xisted.
She
advised
making
domestic
work
on
a
par
with
other
work;
training
household
workers
to
regard
their
Job
as
a
profession.
WDY
SIMON
WANTS
ACTION
LONDON,
Dec.
24:
(CP)-JSpeak-Ihg
in
Memorial
Hall,
Sir
John
Simon,
BriUsh
Home
Secretary,
said:
"My
wife
has
In
her
house
a
notice
which
reads
'What
we
.want
is
talkies.
more
movies
and
less
W.
C.
T.
U.
IS
C2
NEW
jYORK.
Dec.
24:
(CP)
.
Xundsd
November
'
19
174
fh.
e
.Vcmen's
Christian
Temperance
jr.lon
1
now
C2
years
old.
i
4
roirmji
i
Thursday,'
December
U,
m
MayYouCChristmas
Be
Mer&$
Your
New
Year
Happy
Margaret's
It
is
a
pleasure
at
this
Holiday
Season
to
wish
you
all
A
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
and
a
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
May
1937
bring
you
happiness
and
a
full
measure
of
prosperity.
Elite
Beauty
Parlor
Mrs.
Sutherland
'
t
GOD'S
IN
HIS
HEAVEN'
Mi
erry
nnstmas
ALUS
RIGHT
WITH
THE
WORLDS
To
you,
our
friends
and
patrons
In
Prince
Rupert
and
adjoining
centres,
,,
we.
wish
to
take
this
opportunity
and
this
means
of
expressing
our
apf,
preciatlon
of
the
patronage
you
have
given
us
thU
year
and-to
express
t
also
the
h0P
that
our
'relations
in
the.
next
year
and
the
years
'to
comT'-'
will
be
every
bit
as
cordial
as
they,
have
been
In
the
past.
Let
us
extend
r
also
the
sincere
wish
that
you
enjoy
this
year
the
"Merriest
otlChti&f-mases
and
Happiest
of
New.
Years."
"
'
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:
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BRYANT
COMPANY
LIMITED
8
M
is
I
5
n
ar
.
ft
I
i
?f
In
Avishing
one
and,all
a
Very
Merry
Christmas
jfc
f
and
Prosperous
New
,
Year
we
take
the
oppor-
tunity
to
thank
our
customers
for
their
support,
p
We
particularly
appreciate
the:
continued
favors
jj
of
our
regular
patrons.
''.
''
1
THE
REGAL
SHOP
v
.:
-
The
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia
wish
a
;
Merry
Christmas
and
HappyNew
Year
To
All
the
Natives
of
British
Columbia
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