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rous
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the
year
just
past
and
the
relationship
which
we
value
highly,
we
will
do
our
utmost
to
maintain.
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you
and
yours,
we
say,
very
simply
and
very
sincerely,
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F
Tiff!!'
published
in
the
nre
minions
mllllOnS
LmOire
!for
the
British
Empire,
Showing
Growth
,
LONDON,
Dec.
29:
(CP
(Almost
500,000,000
persons
live
in
the
British
Empire.
80,000,000
more
than
in
1911.
according
to
figures
I
the
board
of
trade
Entertainment
Christmas
Eve
Held
on
Salvation
Army
Concert
Held
At
Kitsegukla
KITSEGUKLA,
Dec
29.
On
Saturday
evening
a
very
successful
concert
was
held
In
the
McDames
Hall
by
the
Home
League.
Among
More
of
Naas
River
and
Rev.
Blsh
op
Black.
The
program
consisted
of
anthems
and
part
songs
by
the
!
TERRACE,
Dec.
29:
(CP)
Oni
Christmas
Eve
a
beautiful
service
Jof
song
was
rendered
by
a
combined
choir
of
Knox
United
Music
Club
and
Junior
choirs
in
the
United
Church.
The
Christmas
story,
read
1
by
Miss
Jessie
Llewellyn,
was
Inter
spersed
with
the
following
select
Ions
by
the
choir:
United
Church
choir
and
also
songs
by
the
Home
League
ladies.
Stunts
were
performed
by
Capt.
Johnson
.THE
DAILY
NEVTS
News
of
Northern
Districts
Terrace
'Xmas
Song
Service
Pleasing
Fine
Christmas
Services
Held
At
Kitsegukla
KITSEGUKLA,
Dec.
29.
On
Christmas
Day
very
fine
musical
services
were
held
in
the
United
Church.
The
choir
sang
two
anthems
at
the
morning
service
when
Rev.
Bishop
Black
preached
on
the
"1938
Birthday
of
Jesus
of
Nazar
eth"
and
Captain
More
of
Naas
River
read
the
scripture
lesson.
KITWANGA
CHRISTMAS
Carol
Singers
on
Saturday
Night
Special
Services
Sunday
KITWANGA.
Dec.
29
The
church
was
tastefully
decor-
Hark
the
cnrisimas
ueus,
ium
.
-,.,
,u
hiri
,vi
K
,nHi
f
the
local
Wo
.
.
,ni,f
,
rendered
two
more
anthems
and
'
man's
Auxiliary
and
White
Cr
'nMortpn
on
"Adam
Society.
Robert
Harris.
Solomon
"
v
.
Misses
Marie
Hall,
Norma
Kenney
hrf
and
Edna
Bland.
Solo,
"Little
Town
of
Bethlehem,"
by
Mrs.
J.
Stout.
"Silent
Night,"
by
full
choir.
"It
Came
Upon
the
M3dnlght
Clear,"
choir
and
congregation.
"There's
a
Star
in
the
Sky,"
full
choir.
"Mightiest
of
All."
full
choir.
"Joy
to
the
World,"
choir
and
congregation.
Preceding
the
song
service
"The
Holy
City"
was
sung
by
Miss
Lorraine
Kenney
and
"The
Olft"
by
,
Miss
Enid
Waite.
!
The
choir
was
led
by
Mrs.
Adam
Crisp.
items
were
rendered
and
everybody
considerably,
enjoyed
the
special
Christmas
mus-,
In
spite
of
very
cold
weather
ad
lc.
Walter
Wesley
was
at
the
organ
slippery
roads,
the
early
celebration
and
Douglas
Wesley
conducted
In
of
Holy
Communion
was
wall
at-the
morning
while
at
night
Joshua
tended.
Ridley,
the
pioneer
leader,
handled
j
The
afternoon
service
found
the
the
baton.
church
crowded.
The
choir
sang
a
At
3
pjn,
there
was
a
special
ser
vice
In
the
Salvation
Army
Hall
lehem."
under
the
leadership
of
when
Captain
Johnson,
assisted
by
Solomon
Bryant
with
Mrs.
Sam-Arthur
McDames,
and
Simon
Trom-
pare
at
the
organ.
Rev.
B.
Shearer
conducted
the
service.
The
guest
man
preached.
J.
Ryan
afterwards
conaucteo.
A
was
appeal
line
n
Affair
tn
:
a
Staged
t
u
by
c
School
u
m
PuplU
n
made
spccu
In
Anglican
Hunch
Hall
hymn4
ftnd
an,
M
hymnl
and
PORT
CLEMENTS,
Dec.
29.-A
anti?"Pf
n!y
bUA.
to
"
WYhJ
,..
.
.
of
God
to
whom
they
'
were
revered
very
enjoyable
Christmas
o
concert,
.
,.
.
.....
i
and
consider
what
the
was
held
by
the
pupils
of
the
Port
Clements
schoo'
in
the
Anglican
Church
Hall
on
Tuesday
evening
People
came
from
all
parts
of
the
Islands
to
attend
and
the
hall
was
birth
of
Jes
us
meant
to
each
and
every
Individual
a
savior,
a
comforter,
a
friend,
an
advocate
plecdlng
for
the
happiness
and
peace
within
the
the
invited
guests
were
Captain,
packed
owfloWlnt
hal;
heart
of
all.
With
bfestings
pray-
and
Mrs.
Elijah
Turner
that
greatly
Statlscal
Abstract'
amused
the
audience.
A
unique
Issued
by,
song
by
Alfred
McDames.
"I'm
and
tree
were
tastefully
decorated.
Pretty
Christmas
programs
made
by
the
students
were
distributed)
among
the
guests.
The
concert
de-l
lighted
all
those
In
attendance,
f
At
the
conclusion,
a
vote
of
thanks
was
offered
by
the
audi-j
ence
to
Miss
Annie
Lips,
the
teacher.
Then
Miss
Lips
congratu
ed
for
and
guidance
with
faith
for
1939,
the
Christmas
sen-teas
were
concluded
DOG
SHOWS
SENSE
LONDON.
Dec.
:
CPi-Caught
,
on
the
the
subray
tracks
at
High-
i,f
i
,u
.
y.
,
'
oury
oiawon.
an
Aiaauan
aog
urn
Se
Lnt
m'"
.
lnto
a
P"
in
In
in
th
tne
Mni
concert
the,
their
u.i.
a
"
on
"
actlnz
and
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
uurinff
me
nenon
covered
dv
uip-
"i
i
'.h.,e.e
tho
,.
.
There
wa,
a
sale
of
useful
and
"7
l
Z
n
and
remained
for
40
mln
,
v
v
pwputuk.wti
U
ws-
s
.
.
.
I
v
-
tiwv
tiu
iiau
I1(T1UCI
ttftsM
tfnll
si,-
iMtrai
M
A
Half
nillinn
Pnnnla.inn
InrlnHe.
COO
While
thOSe
Of
SOme
Smaller
hnrfv
harl
a
verv
h,n
tlm.
,nV
&.
SUe-
StaI
and
reSCUed.
fffl
AAA
Ann
M.
Tl,,M
Tr.
101
1
PrTinlr
rnn
nt
Hoc
npro
Hnhlorf
Via
n.Ar(
-
.t,.-
a
t-
I
.
'
Aiatr,
!lhe
Gold
Coast
with
3,746,000,
'the
benediction
by
Capt.
More
who
Bechuanaland
Protectorate
with
aiso
san
a
very
ntc?estlng
song
265,000
and
Hong
Kong
with
1,006.-000
all
had
twice
the
population
they
possessed
In
1911.
during
the
evening.
The
Dally
News
is
an
oarer.
o
naa
asisted
with
the
muslci
-
"
MMI
l
1
I
mm
I
ai.u
suiBing.
ana
Mrs.
uurnap,
who
citement
as
Santa
handed
then
naa
maae
tne
lovely
costumes
their
presents.
uu.
uurm?
me
concert.
was
then
served
and
the
ha
c
lumen
was
loiiowea
Dy
tn.
cleared
for
a
dance
which
lasteo
OUTLOOK
I'Olt
RAILWAY
MUCH
lUTTTEK
(Continued
From
Page
One)
3,
Till
line
seru
a
region
which
has
proved
to
be
rich
In
mineral
wealth,
and
with
the
provision
of
direct
railway
transportation,
it
Is
anticipated
that
further
development
will
take
place.
The
provision
()f
this
branch
line,
as
well
as
the
earlier,
branch
line
from
Tascher-eau
to
Itouyn
to
serve
the
Nor-anda
development.
furnishes
an
illustration
of
the
pioneering
devcl-itument
work
carried
on
by
the
The
rhoir
Canadian
National.
While
the
pro-
YU10I1
OI
ranwnjr
iniwt'viwtiuii
ol
cu
raui.
v"u.wm
.
h
enj,bled
a
guUntlal
mining
church
on
Christmas
Eve
under
the,
,
take
.
..
with
.,
leadership
of
Solomon
Bryant
with
Edward
Talt
at
the
organ.
After
singing
"Holy
Night
outside
the
church,
they
proceeded
around
the
village
singing
Christmas
carols.
development
to
place
general
benefit
to
the
country,
the
railway
from
a
financial
stand
point
must
took
to
the
traffic
o?
ine
luiure
10
ooiain
a
lair
rcium
upon
the
capital
which
has
been
eipended.
Work
on
he
new
Montreal
terminals,
which
had
been
suspended
for
some
time,
will
be
resumed
at
once
on
a
subUnUally
modified
plan
and
the
work,
will
be
proceeded
with
by
staies.
as
conditions
warrant
This
plan,
which
provides
for
a
new
central
sta
tion
and
for
imnroved
freight
and
passenger
facilities
in
the
city
area
u-tll
enable
th
mm
rm
n
r
In
special
anthem.
The
SUr
of
Beth-
handte,
economically
and
expeditiously
Steamship
Revenue
Up
press
and
ma
U
-carry
In
k
services
between
Montreal
and
Vancouver
ft
riff
tniermtfttftlj
mmtrac
n.p
thn
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"GATEWAY"
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and
J
j
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iAl
j
t'omlnr
Friday
-
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You've
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t
.
.
.
-
speaker
was
Captain
More
of
Naas
intcroreted
the
sermon
to
the
larae':'"'
"
"TT"'.,r,'rJlwn-
u,Dl
River
Fvervnne
nreent
enlnved
r.,n
UlBiieo.
COOimuea
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improve
ana
;
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w..
v
rm
.
w.4j
-
VVli'
BSVS.
me
service.
,
The
nhnreh
Arm
Hall
wftt
at.
I
Port
Clements
'Xmas
Concert
tractive
for
.Christmas
prepared
by
Lieutenant
Johnson
and
was
filled
to
capacity
for
the
evening
service.
St.
Paul's
choir
repeated
the
anthem.
All
the
services
were
loyally
attended
and
reverently
Midnite
Frolic
JT'tfcet
Nw
Sellint
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Northbound
from
Vr.
8kgway
with
a
light
in
port
ai
a
w
ihi.
arte
were
the
highest
In
the
Line's
his-
and
sailed
an
hour
later
The
rr
tnrv
Canaila'i
trail
with
the
Wt
..i
.j.i
l
'
ki,
utuitu
or
wow
u)
an
.
j
ri.
-
i
.
t
-a
.it..
i
.
.
-I
tiran-a
"o
iiitnwu
eit-nuii
witc
riere
uxiay.
is
due
bark
hrre
trie
inauguration
or
wis
service
by
the
Canadian
National
in
1935.
and
particularly
since
the
putting
Into
service
of
the
Lady
Liners
In
192?.
The
year
1838
also
saw
the
opening
of
the
Canadian
air
ex
Monday
afternoon
southbei
Was
Curtsey
To
Duchess
Proper?
Nationally-owned
Trans
-
Canada
J00"1""0'
,?aM
Air
Line.
It
is
expected
that
the
pf,,,Jr
'
Untt
eaniaae
nf
MHrrmfa
uill
heeln'
'
'n
the
early
months
of
IdM.
Operations
will
be
extended
eastwatd
to
Moneion.
Haint
John
and
Hall-fax
when
faculties
have
been
made
ready.
It
is
a
little
more
than
a
year
and
a
half
atnee
the
formation
of
the
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines.
In
A
T
rr.
Moure's
Att
CANNES,
france
Dt
T
-Grace
Mwe.
opera
a:,d
rrer
star,
left
here
today
-
ttr
rt-turn
to
New
York
Dur
j
V:.t
Christmas
fetUvllie
M
Uxn
attended
a
function
a?
wl,
i
tb(
Duke
and
Dnehe
nf
w
were
present.
Controvr
v
Ix
bw
Miilna
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iwrnr'r'T
rf
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t
the
thrhMl
trained:
two-way
radio,
radio
beam
meteorological
and
other
equipment
have
been
Installed,
and
A
dellcloui
suppe'iand
it
would
seem
reasonable
to
A.
B.
C
IChristmas
tree
and
the
eyes
of
a!T
until
the
earlv
hours
of
the
morn
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vmm
net
...
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i
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juuiiaauria
nii.iraipn
mm
aw
mn
&
i
.
landing
fields
constructed
by
the
interests
co-operating.
Delivery
of
the
fifteen
bih-sred
latest
type
transport
planes
which
were
ordered
has
now
been
completed.
Looking
ahead
to
19J9
the
general
nuUook
for
the
Canadian
Na
tional
System
u
distinctly
better
expect
that
the
Improved
conditions,
whtrh
became
manifest
In
the
last
quarter
of
1939.
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advertisement
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not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th.
Goycmm.nl
of
British
Columbia
Call
On
Women
To
Outlaw
War
Msdrai
Cnnffrence
bott
Apped
To
All
Wrld
MADRAS,
India.
Df
H
n
A
resolution
tailing
uryu;
irr.r
over
the
world
to
study
u::to'
lyrng
causes
of
war
and
U
Justice
and
goodwill
bc'wtn
tit
various
countries
of
th
r
1
been
passed
by
the
Madras
'
tuent
conference
of
the
i'M'i-
women's
conference
It
calls
upon
the
wwr--.
of
to
observe
"both
in
thee
t
i:
4
u
finuttet
th?
elt
of
Vve
J
violence
and
to
promote
un.'-
s
harmony
among
the
peer,
:e
f
I
dia."
The
conference
also
pifi
1
resolution
expressing
Tl
at
the
death
of
Turkey
dl
at:
Kemal
Ataturk.
"one
'
f
f;
est
champions
of
he
worarai
caaie.-
Music
Uutli
Kelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony
rilONK
(HIKKN
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Blinds
rionrer
Urand
PHIL
LYONS
Phone
Oreen
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NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J,
Zarclll
Proprietor
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HOME
AWAY
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fl.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
WaUf
Prince
Rupert,
B.O
,
Phone
281
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no
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