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WEATHER
1
Triple
Island
oiereast.
east
AOUtheast
wind,
three
miles
pel
hour:
light
sweU.
f
'
Lajigaxa.
rtland
overcast,
sooth-
wind,
30
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.11:
temperature,
46;
sea
roagh.
Estevan
raining,
southeast
wind,
fourteen
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.24,
a
i
s
a
it
i
w
rij.wma,
cuies
yrr
.
i
per
hour;
barometer,
30.21'
fcarotneter.
38.08:
moderate
swell,
j
temperature.
40.
$
Dead
Tree
Point
OTercast,
misty
Vancouver
rawing,
southeast
'iaJrai
barometer.
30.02:
tempera-
,-ind,
four
miles
ir
hour;
'
baro-3m;,
33;
light
swell,
meter,
3L2.
I
Bui
Harbor
raining,
calm;
bar-
Prince
George
cloudy,
southerly
ometer,
30.09:
moderate
swell
J
(
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barome-Alert
Bay
raining,
northeast
ter,
30.03.
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Victoria
cloudy,
south,
wind,
focr
mm
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HERALDING
A
RADIO
UNSURPASSED
IN
.
.
.
lifer
U.
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tnginttrs
yiYralaniiol
build
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PERFORMANCE
BEAUTY
VALUE
SEE
and
HEAR
The
NEW
IN
RADIO
Man
in
the
Moon
This
Is
Indeed
a
whirligig:
world.
It
has
never
been
just
like
this
before.
I'd
hate
'to
be
a
Hitler
or
'.hing.
eight
years
old!"
Ethel
would
point
out
despairingly,
as
if
at
10
the
best
days
of
her
life
had
passed.
"Here
I
am.
getting
older
every
day
and
I
haven't
done
thing!"
Kitsegukla
Holds
SUissollnl
and
have
to
bear
'he
'
PrP.Ym
n
c
I
nnrorf
onceri
backer
.irAinas
siM
bftheiwfirid
on
my
hate
.
to
be
a
Stalin,
dictator
Commanity
Entertainment
Lat
Sa.
in.
v
nir4ufKn
greatest
em;
pireX
trying
jto
be
a
communist!
(with
xhe
largest
army
In
the
world-!
To
snarl
I
never
learned
Good
deeds
I
never
spurned
Thanfc
God
T
know
the
worn
appreciation."
But
if
I
talk
like
this
Of
happiness
and
bliss
Old
Jake
will
say
I
try
to
.
fool
..the
nation.
A
snob
Is
one
who
tries
y
,
By
sophistry
and
.
lies
'
To
lead
the
world
to
think
he
.1
,
t
somebody;
'
7
And
all
the
time
to
pose
As
one
of
those
who
kiows.
The
world
Is
full
of
,nob-bishness
and
shoddy.
'
The
hired
girl
had
been
sent
down
to.
the
brook
to
fetch
a
rail
of
water,
but
stood
gazhvj
at
the
flowing
water
apparently
last
in
Ihousht
.
"What's
she
waiting
for?"
asked
her
mistress,
who
was
watching.
"Dunno,?
.
wearily
replied
her
Husband.
-Perhaps
she
hasn't
see"
hasnt
seen
a
pailful
she
likes
yet."
Even
at
the
age
of
1Q
Ethel
Bar-rymore
was
consumed
with
the
fire
of
ambition.
Before
her
was
always
the
Inspiring
history
of
her
grandmother's
early
days
In
tlc
theatre
"Grandmother
Drew
was
a
great
success
In
England
when
she
wis
turday
Proves
Very
Enjoyable
at
us
commana
ana
ruling
with
an
Iron
rod
the
most
militarized
KITSEGUKLA,
December
7
On
'nd
oppressed
nation.
.Saturday
last
a
very
successful
I
,
community
concert
was
held
In
Uwl
Jake
says
he'd
hate
to
be
one-.Vnlted
Church,
a
special
effort
be-j
of
tho.e
nobodies
who
snarl
lUeta;
made
for
the
coming
Christ
-a
spoiled
puppy
at
the
heels
of-.045
lree-
Both
churches
united
In)
anybody
who
is
trying
to
do
anv-
tn,s
program
which
included
an-
address
of
welcome
to
the
visitors
snd
friends
by
the
pastor.
Ret.
Bishop
Black.
Rev.
F.
Gollghtly
of
Hazelton
spoke
briefly
during
the
vnlns.
The
local
choir
sane.
"Seeking
the
Lost."
with
piano
'ccordlan
accompaniment
by
Walter
Wesley.
S.
Malbrtson
of
Hazel-ton
sang
two
solos.
Mrs.
F.
Oc-fehlty
smg
two
solos
and
there
'vas
a
quartette
by
Mrs.
and
Mr
Mallin'oa.
Mr.
Gollghtly
and
David
Goodrich.
Other
items
tn--luded
an
anthem
by
the
local
rhdr
The
Heavens
Are
Telling;
md
part
song
Mrs.
and
Mr.
Fred
Sampare.
Mtoes
Evelyn
Weet
and
Mary
Sampare,
accompanied
by
Couelas
Wesley
on
the
guitar.
Tl
-chool
children
sang
two
songs.
A
iuet.was
given
by
Mr.
and
Mrs
wd
Wesley.
The
choir
sang
a
"Hapny
Coon
Son."
Several
-perches
were
given
by
local
chiefs
P(re?hrnents
were
served
by
the
'adles
of
the
United
Church
Aid.
nd
the
Salvation
Home
League
In
fnlendid
English
Moses
Jones
hanked
the
guests
from
llaielt'n
making.
..special
reference
to
Mr
David
Ooodrlch
whose
father
taught
the
local
school
children
until
his.
death
two
and
a-half
vears
ago.
The
financial
results
were
satisfactory
and
It
is
Intended
to
have
v
?ood
Christmas
tree.
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Everybody
reafls
the
Dally
News
There's
a
reason
Mrs.
Foote
Is
New
President
Of
Ladies'
Aid
Brocklesby.
Mrs.
Frew,
Mrs
D.
Stuart,
Mrs.
A.
Ivarson.
RHEUMATIC
PAINS
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Lumbago
aaj
Rbrvtnatic
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ate
often
due
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set
kxi,
rlimirutt
runt
afMb
and
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If
toxic
nutttr
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ytm
It
mating
xxi
tired,
M
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take
Gin
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A
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