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Tuesday.
December
14.
1937
as
iov
as
$1.
are
frequently
mounted
on
rood
for
use
ac
papei
broomsticks
in
disgust
and
cows
will
.
'
give
more
milk
than
ever
next
year."
These
prophesies
are
sol-1
I!
Elsewhere
is
told
the
record
of
th
first
tven
mnntiTr
cHps
shaped
like
a
tiny
aneel's
i
candlesticks
complete
with
Unj
tapers.
The
cerise
pink
ssuBj
associated
with
caps
oes,
a
craefc
"y
Tiff
I
O
r1
T
TTT1
"-Ucted
a
whole
new
cJoth
H
AIYLA.IJ
till
1
erie5
Iron
CT"ifeiS
gown
u
si-
g
ing
woottic
and-
as
wuuw
tf
Trade
in
London
Gargoyles
Tak
Spurt
With
Busy
Season
Gypsies
Predict
Lofty
Year
Utile
gfts
are
as
much
in
de-
?
mand.
as
alway&r'The
Xawnte
new
novel
ties
dispiaj-ed
at
bazaars
and
e
in
shops
dealings
in
sack
trifle
j
'
LONDON'.
Dec
14
CP
Christ-
are
brocade-covered
maicr.
boxes
?
mas
shopping
m
London
shopior
bedroom
use.
Bote
Queea
and
markets
promises
to
eahSsfc:Sizabeta
and
Queen
Mary
hare
y
a
record.
Yet
aH
the
buying
of
pre-
jbocsht
a
number
of
jhese
1
seno
seats
is
not
confined
to
the
shops.
as
JtL-a-BtjJinore-tfean-a-ani
Down
in
a
sheltered
corner
injgjlts.
.Westminster
busy
trade
goes
on
Upholstery
brocade
is
mueh
.
?
every
day
Carred
gargoyies.
stone
1.
not
only
for
eremr.g
wra
S
Tudor
roses,
weather-worn
head
and
bouse
coats
of
romantic
de-of
stone
saints
and
kings
are
b-4w
bet
also
for
short
jackets
of
bought
as
Christmas
tMU
;
tiie
tunic
blouse
order.
The
refer-
They
are
bits
of
the
sandstone
nishing
of
the
palaces
has
neces-stonework
being
removed
from
the
siUted
the
rearing
of
laxinatinfc
2f
'parliament
baikiinK
as
unsafe-
'!
designs
in
the"
finest
of
siks.
f
land
not
quite
a
eeaturr
oJd.
Tht
Though
the
use
of
these
designs
department
of
works
started
the
elsewhere
is
discouraged
by
cas-
f
renovations
six
years
ago.
Sale
o'
torn,
small
pieces
do
become
a
Tail-fthe
stonework
has
gone
on
since'able
and
one
Weist
End
actreri
.then
bat
always
increases
around
appeared
recently
it
a
party
in
a
2?
Chxistajas
time.
-gorgeous
crimson
damask
tunic
ij?
The
larger
pieces,
priced
about
ja
friends
it
was
just
ftp
S23.
are
bought
to
gire
as
garoenjthe
same
as
the
sofas
in
Mar'-
amamenU.
the
smaller
ones,
sock
(borough
House.
7
.
.
M
Aecordmc
to
one
arrival
in
Lon
don
lately,
there
is
to
be
a
great
Americans
outnumber
the
otheibnode.
Marcus.
HeDitzer.
Those
f
:
riationantie
as
purchasers
but
the
father
Introduced
the
btouse
to
ss
isourenirs
of
the
home
of
the
Mo-
America,
has
been
visiting
Loo-(
(ther
of
Parliaments
have
been
de-
idon
and.
though
his
factories
tun.
$S
snatched
to
Canada.
Australia
out
230j600
blodses
a
year
at
pres-
iSxeden.
South
Africa
and
Ceylon
tent,
he
nrediets
a
still
greater
de-
S
the
ugfiest
gargoyle
of
the
lot.
which
he
said
were
originally
de-
Gypsies
predict
a
tarty
year
veiqped
from
men's
shirts.
ahead
for
England.
They
bare
been
:
ame
to
gainer
nnsuetoe
unseason
ably
early
in
Dorset
and
"PliWrinnf
V
K
l
7
Steamship
Sailings
;
iiiw
unjca
uatc
.
.
stowed
flTe
weeks
in
advance,
so'
witches
are
flinging
away
theh
Tor
Vancoum
Tuesday
Catala
.1:0
pjn.
i
Thurs
ss.
Pr.
George
11:15
pjn
Friday
ss.
Cardena
emnly
quoted
by
London
newspa-;
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
pers-
i
Dec.
9
and
20
Hear
Early
Carols
cess
Norah
Signs
the
holiday
is
not
far
off
fom
Vancouver
are
the
trees
with
twinkling
lights'
.
.-
.
outside
shops
on
Oxford
Street
and
.
7
t?
v-aulli!-
tbe
ebanse
in
the
nmmitu
of
tb
'
.
uruiBc
!
street
singers
who
now
render
car-!
1
Aceuwe
a
pjn.
e
5:30
pjn
'ols
In
nrefprenre
to
the
htMt
uwp
1
varaena
,
pjn.
a
at
toe
new
samnimo-
nlanf
at
Pn'nnn
P.
:
...l.m
wings
In
colors
of
Christmas
tree
I"or
Naas
River
mri
Pnrt
vim,
?
k
..
....
In
the
MALE
BOX
Style
Clues
from
William
F.
Stones
"ROBES
GALLERY"
TiscMgX.
the
ages,
the
robe
has
expressed
-uthority
luxury
ar,d
splendor
No
;ess
lux-nous,
nbw
not
at
aU
extravagant
.
it
s
modern
coue-terpart
has
ever
retained,
the
time
honored,
matchless
appropriate
GIFT
for
a
MAN
on
CHRISTMAS
DAY.
Modern
interpretations
of
this
traditionally
splendid
gtft
are
here
at
WILLIAM
F.
STONE'S
in
a
glamorous
galaxy
of
styles,
fabrtea
and
hon.
Featuring
Fine
boURy
flannel
robes
in
striking
combinations
of
cheeks,
tartans
S9.50
S20.00
Terry
Cloth
in
brifht
military
stripes
at
MS1T
S7.50
Soft
Lustrous
silks
In
various
Jaequereo
patterns,
toud
colors
with
chalk
ufcu.cu..
S10.50
w
S15.00
Soft
Wooly
Bathrobes
In
authentic
patterns
for
both
Dad
and
Son
at
S3.95
WILLIAM
F.
STONE'S
The
Store
With
The
Christmas
Spirit
,
From
Naas
Hiver
and
Port
Simpson
10:30
ajn.
w
i
4
pa.
Thun.
.Pr.
George
1115
pm
Friday
sr.
Prin
Adelaide
10
pjn.lSf
;hlts.!
j
Dec
1.
16.
and
30
sPrin,
Norah
"fom
fean
Tallw
SchfaparelH
borrowed
consider-1
f"1"
'An
j
ox
and
Stewart
VH.
as
Pr.
Gerte'
ityin
am
ably
before
Christmas
for
nov-i
Sunday
ss.
Catala
.
8
pjn.
1
roay
s.
Pr
Adelaide
l
p.ra
AjydLJB
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MILD"
K-
JVJ
TINS
OF
50
.
50c
HmnW
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IN
SPEQAL
"
VJ
CHRISTMAS
WRAPPERS
OF
?jjirr
50
and
100
Cistrettei
lHHlr
7
PLAIN
OR
CORK
TIP
M
IT'S
THE
TOBACCO
THAT
COUNTS
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i
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i
ii
mti
rdJ
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1
A
v
f
V
5?
5
ideas
that
appeared
at
her
mid-1
Wed.
stPr.
George
4
4
pjn.
Djn.
85
00
Carden
-iaa
pjn
pjn
I
bf
season
showing
in
London.
Nev
from
Stewart
and
Anyoi
lor
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
itjl
I
.
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.
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...
u
umu
-'wv.
sun
ji
j'1-
uvsxuj
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nu
un.
.
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rrinceiftT
Thurs.
ss.
Pr
George
.
B
pjn.
Jn
10:30
pja
lbtf
cntwn
Mn.-immf
r
i
i
.
.
.
.
.
tinseL
Buttons
were
made
Kke
flat
Sundav
m
CataH
nr
r
.
ill
..vw..
viKiSJ,,.,clue
ux
ure
nave
Deen
sarriDied
and
naid-
:"
'
.
pnnct
lor
and
where
preparations
are
being
made
for
the
first
shipment
to
the
smelter.
So
far
the
plant
has
served
its
purpose
very
well,
the
purpose
being
to
encourage
the;
prospector
m
developing
his
claim
and,
by
means
of
pav-'
rnents
made
for
the
ore,
enabling
him
to
cam
on
his
work5
It
is
capable
of
great
extension
if
the
prospectors
of
the
district
make
full
use
of
its
facilities.
i
In
order
to
bring
the
plant
up
to
date
and
make
it
ful-i
L
tfJPilrP?f
it
is
very
desirable
that
an
assay
plant
shoaW
be
added
to
the
sampler.
The
establishment
of
this
ooi
enawe
much
quicker
service
to
be
given
than
is
rx;
prceiu
conaiuons
ana
also
it
would
encourage
a
very
considerable
extension
of
its
operation.
It
is
a
necessary
part
of
the
present
plant
if
it
is
to
fulfil
all
its
functions
properly.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
Provincial
government
may
see
its
way
clear
to
equip
the
plant
so
that
it
may
be
fully
modern.
P5nce
RuPer
is
the
Pint
tha
serves
the
whole
north
coast
best.
It
is
where
rail
and
water
meet,
the
pivotal
s1rves
a
territory
on
the
coast
both
north
and
south
u
and
also
the
interior
to
the
eastern
boundary
of
the
province.
The
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
also
can
ship
ore
or
send
samples
to
the
plant.
It
is
too
far
away
from
the
southern
centres
to
make
it
possible
to
use
the
facilities
offered
there
to
advantage.
FEARS
NAZI
INFLUENCE
Recently
the
Consolidated
Paper
Company
gave
an!
option
to
purchase
the
Island
of
Anticosti
to
a
syndicate?
composed
mainly
of
Dutch
and
German
citizens
for
the;
purpose
pf
erecting
and
operating
a
sulphite
pulp
mill
that
will
employ
from
1500
to
2000
men.
Objection
is
taken
to
this
on
the
ground
that
there
is
a
possibility
the
island
may
be
used
as
a
military
base
by
anv
foreign
country
;
which
may
be
at
war
with
the
British
Empire.
It
is
pointed
out
in
one
of
these
papers
that
at
the
time
of
the
last
war
against
Germany
cement
foundations
were
discover-'
ed
in
the
same
district
which,
while
ostensibly
for
indus-
uiui
pauses,
mignt
nave
Deen
used
for
mounting
guns.
Aijutufsu
i
an
isiana
in
tne
uuil
of
bt.
Lawrence
containing
3,000
acres
and
it
is
so
situated
as
to
command
the
entrance
of
the
St.
Lawrence
River,
the
front
door
en-;
trance
to
Canada,
The
Quebec
Chronicle
demands
that
the
government
prevent
the
island
getting
into
any
hands
which
might
be
favorable
to
Nazi,
Communist
or
Fascist
movements.
It
objects
to
the
setUement
of
thousands
of
Dutch
and
German
settlers
which
might
prove
to
be
a
centre
for
Nazi
propaganda
from
which
the
whole
province
of
Quebec
might
be
poisoned.
It
suggests
that
the
government
should
act
immediately
and
stop
at
all
costs
the
sale
of
Anticosti
to
interests
under
Adolph
Hitler's
thumb.
!
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month
of
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must
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the
time
for
rejoicing
and
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