F
iar
December
8,
1939.
Japanese
Radio
Makes
Big
Plans
For
Empire
Fete
TOKYO.
Dor
8
The
Broadcast
-f'lrnoration
of
JaDan
recenllv
"
unced
elaborate
plana
to
eele-e
the
2.600th
annivertary
or
f
nndatlon
of
the
Japaoei?
.re
next
year.
ri
mi.nip
to
mark;
the
oecaaion
'h
11
Grand
Shrine,
the
Ka-aia
Blirlne
and
other
aacred
-fi
will
be
broadcast
by
the
ration
on
national
hook-up.
'urf.s
by
hlatorlana
and
noted
.
of
Inters
on,
the
history
of
'
-
luulry
will
be
broadcast
early
mornlnir
on
every
Sunday
i
naf:
'.!
holiday
In
1H0
ljjg
Kaien
Hardware
Citizenship
For
Japanese
Head
of
fishermen's
Union
Would
Lxtend
Privileges
to
Those
Born
In
This
Country
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
8:
CP
Extension
of
full
citizenship
to'
Can-adtan-born
Japanese
wax
advocated
ij
Percy
Sabin,
president
of
the
'aciflc
Coast
Fishermen's
union,
at
the
annual
convention
here.
I
Goebbels
Sees
Germanic
Win
ronfld'nt
of
Keich
Victory
In
War
And
Regaining
of
Just
Objectives
DEHtlN.
Dec
8:
German
Pro-,
nu'ianda
Minister
Joseph
Ooebbel.)
:
address
at
Berlin,
said
that
Grrmany
was
absolutely
certain
of
;
rv
:n
this
war
and
that
the
F"-.rh
wuld
renin
the
"objectives
which
f.rr
her
due."
I
A
oftc
fifty
cent
ciassinea
ad.
-.
make
you
many
dollars.
SATIN-GLO
A
Distinctive
Finish
For
WAMS.
WOODWORK,
CEILINGS
and
FURNITURE
The
beautiful
pxslrl
tints
of
Sa'.ln-Olo
will
give
a
quiet
and
restful
atmosphere
to
your
rooms.
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THOMPSON
HARDWARE
Co.
Ltd.
Decorated
Tumbler
and
Effervescent
Fruit
Saline
(English)
QQo
Both
for
ouv'
25c
.Itiva
Tex
Sponge
Rubber
Powder
Puff
and
50c
Jasmine
Face
Powder
Both
for
00
A
Package
of
Delicious
Peppy
Mints
With
Small
Size
Mi
31
Dental
Paste
-f
Both
for
if7
Snappy
Glass
Topper
Match
or
Cigarette
Holder
and
a
Tin
of
GO
Rcxall
CQp
Orderlies
Uoth
for
0U
Chrome
Plated
Military
Mirror
and
a
Tube
or
Rexall
Shaving
Cream
Qf
Both
for
00
Ormes
Lid.
Trim
Pioneer
Druqtjiats
The
Iteiall
Store
Phonesi
81
&
t
()en
Dail;
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundayi
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
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WEEK
END
SPECIALS
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SEA
HERO'S
SON
AND
HIS
FIANCEE
EARL
nr.ATTY
AND
MRS.
DOROTHY
POWER
SANDS
Earl
Beatt
.
son
of
the
late
Admiral
Lord
David
Beattf,
British
hero
of
the
Battle
of
Jutland
during
the
World
War,
Is
shown
above
with
his
American
financec,
Mrs.
Dorothy
jPawer
Sands,
daughter
of
Mr.,
and
Mrs.
T.
E
Pffwejc-
of.
Vlrglnh
'"
BAZAAR
OF
U.
CHURCH
Yesterday
afternosn
First
United!
Church
Ladies'
Aid
held
its
annual
pre-Chrlstmas
bazaar
in
the
church
parlors
which
were
prettily
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
.seasonal
colors
of
red
and
silver.
Weather
wa?
most
unfavorable
but.
In
spite
of
that,
there
was
good
measure
of
patronage
and
the
affair
was
quite
isuccewful.
,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Jackson,
wife
of
the
pastor,
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine,
president
of
the
Ladles'
Aid,
welcomed
the
guests.
Pouring
were
Mrs.
E.
P.
Jenner,
Mrs.
W.
P.
Armour.
Mrs.
T-
C.
Wilding
and
Mrs.
Bordman.
Servlturs
were
Mrs.
G.
T.
German,
Mrs.
O.
C.
Young.
Mrs.
George
Clccone,
Mrs.
Merrill
Sollows
and
Miss
Dorothy
Stiles.
Cashiers
were
Mrs.
R.
G.
MOIR
AUKKS
A
HIT!
4-lb.
Wax
Fancy
Clmolatro
Mcintosh
Fancy
Apples
Box
I
nRlish
Xmas
Crackers
Dozen
Fresh
2
lbs.
Rhubarb
Bella
Coola
tatoes
Sack
FREE
DELIVERY
SERVICE
95c
$1.85
30c
25c
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TSKZi
IS
AGAIN
Men's
Stall
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson
and
G.
F.
Davey.
Candy
Mrs.
Bordman,
Mis
Edna
Hibbard
and
girls
of
Canadian
Girls
In
Training.
'
;
During
the
afternoon
there
were
acceptable
piano
solos
by
Miss
M.
A.
Way
and
Miss
Swanna
Olafson.
C.N.R.
TRAINS
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
days
..
From
the
East
Robertson's
ruddinss
In
Bowl
anchtFri-,
.
6rp.m.
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
.....
n
THERE'S
NONE
BETTER
Robertson's
Almond
Paste
a-lb.
pkt.
Broken
Walnuts
Lame
oleces
Pound
p.ra.
Famous
Xmas
50
c
Ginser
Wine
Cherry
Tort
Mine
25
c
25c
29
c
GETTINR
DOWN
TO
EAhTH
'"$2.25
SST
25c
Some
Things
to
THINK
About--
IN
NEWS
Finnish
Defence
Headed
By
Baron
Who
Routed
Reds
'
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
8:
CP)
Twenty
years
ago
the
name
of
Baron
Field
Marshal
Carl
Oustaf
Emir
Mannerhelm
made
headlines
and
with
Finland
and
Russia
once
more
In
conflict,
the
redoubtable
Baron
Is
again
in
the
news.
The
First
Oreat
War
was
three
years
old
when
Finland
proclaimed
her
Independence
In
December,
1917.
Almost
Immediately,
the
well
organized
Social
Democrats
of
Fin
land
moved
to
"set
up
a
soviet
re
gime
like
the
one
in
Russia.
Thell
Red
Guard
captured
many
Import
ant
cities,
Including
Helslngfors,
the
capital.
At
this
Juncture,
Baron
Man
nerheim
became
the
leader
of
a
counter-revolution.
Scion
of
one
of
the
Important
Finnish
nobis
fam
llles,
Mannerhelm
had
served
30
years
In
the
Imperial
Russian
Army.
His
Great
War
service
as
a
cavalry
general
Included
periods
on
the
Polish,
Galician,
Bukovinlan
and
Bessarablan
fronts.
At
the
outbreak
of
the
Russian
Revolution
In
1917.
he
returned
to
Finland.
In
January.
1918,
the
Finnish
Diet,
with
the
Socialist
deputies
excluded,
authorized
the
organization
of
a
White
Force
to
fight
the
Red
Guards
and
entered
Helsingfors
1n
triumph.
Finnish
sources
say
2,-000
people
were
executed
befon
white
supremacy
was
established.
The
Britannlca
says
15,000.
The
Germans
then
foisted
a
German
Prince
on
Finland
as
King.
The
Diet
elected
him
to
of
fice
but
he
never
took
over
and
finally
in
December.
1918,
Manner
helm
became
regent
He
organized
a
force
of
100,000
Into
a
"Skyddkorps"
to
maintain
internal
order
and
In
March,
1919.
permitted
elections
for
a
new'
parliament
At
the
same
time
he
offered
t0
Join
the
British
Interventionists
against
the
Russian
Bolshevists
In
return
for
the
city,
of
Petrograd
(now
Leningrad).
His
offer
was
refused.
Nevertheless,
a
Finnish
army
attacked
Petrograd,
without
success.
Under
the
constitution
adopted
In
June,
1919,
declaring.
Finland
to
Large
and
Mrs.
G.
VI
WlficfiJ5n.'
In
private
life.
cnarge
or
me
tea
room
were
Mrs.
Today
he
Is
back
in
harness
as
J.
Clavrlng.
Mrs.
A.
Thompjon(and
the
aged
head
of
the
Finnish
De
Mrs.
Webber.
Others
In
charge
were
as
follows:
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
Petroff.
Mrs.
D.
Santerbane.
Mrs.
J.
Krlfcevsky
Successful
Affair
Held
Yesterday
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Clapp.
'"
Afternoon
in
Spite
of
Very
I
Home
Cooking
Miss
D.
S'harpe.
Unfavorable
Weather
iMrs.
G.
F.
Davey
and
Mrs:
M.
F.
(Nlckerson.
......
Novelties
Mrs,
O.
L.
Rorie.
Mrs.
T.
Fraser
and
Mrs.
Clarke
McLean
assisted
by
the
young
people.
-
be
a
republic,
theJParilament
ci
lose
lis
urss
president
ana
passed
over
Mannerhelm.
He
retired
to
fence
CouncU
which
directs
Fin-Sand's
army
of
300,000
men,
of
a
total
populaUon
of
3,670,000.
Smoke
Eaters
Defeat
Nelson
NELSON,
Dec.
Smoke
Eaters
Robertson's
Famous
Shortbread
(3
cakes)
CaiTots
10
lbs.
8:
(CP
Trail
defeated
Nelson
ftiapie
Leafs
by
a
score
of
one
to
nothing
in
the
Kootenay
Hockey
League
last
night.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
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Zart'UI
Proprietor
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50
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