m
ScST
FOR
BOTTLE
FED
BABIES
SILLY
RAID
Cockney;
Women
'Amuse
Crowil
as
'
UoiijbsTnurst,
and
Shrapnel
;i
Flics
XMAS
c
CARDS
W.
VITAMIN
D
f
litff,'lJl'J
ing
Adolf,
can
do.
even
his
very
woist,
can
ever
ruffle
the'
dally
llfei
O-
one
cu
m
uu
eeived
hv.
Mrs.
Chris
Jonn
xvh
fMW
I
JWftfiW
tId-,b-"def
ind
r'?ew
m
v
,?r,waWgeneral
convener.
The
V1N
LOnliUW
P-Yl10
arSf
5kS
evening
was
given
over
to
an
enjoy,
ds
h-?
;ou
wo"deJi"8;
i"d
able-soQial
:
featured
by
an
excellent
(
Ji
JJCUjilC
tllJ
dim.
vj
.i04ivo
at
th!m
in
utter
amazement
Business
as
Usual'
that'
Now
is
the
time
to
order
your
Christmas
Cards
while
you;
can,
.enjoy
full
selection,
leisure
In
shopping
and
delivery
at
your
convenience.
We
offer
a
wide
assortment
of
attractively
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greetings,
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In
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ce're"
messages.
i
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Phone
234
I
musical
program.
Cousin
of
Thonias
Graham
of
Thi,
.
.
n
.ve
exoerlenced
nl0rai
.L
WUowmg
ladles
'n
writM
nr
condition
in
.
:....
.u-
-mjS""''""
afternoon:
.ai?jm?grauuu
ciiuacu
uj
mc
uiuui-
Encland
as.
He
Sees
Them
!Jng
mUe
ralds
on
Madrid
Bar-
Icelona
look
at
these'
English
suf-
a
IT
1
J
fering
worse
raids
than
the
hurnan
hnnnina
AS
E
?S!iai
imind
has
ever
conceived,
with
utter
r
-
boredom
and
are
convinced
(they
cant
lose
the
war.
nar
Selyig,
No.
53.
were
in
-
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
M.
Hveding
and
Mrs.
H,
Hagen.
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
C.
Johnsen,
Mr?.
Ji
Moen.and
Mrs,
M.
Holkestad.
Raffles
Mrs.
Leon
Sandver
and
Mrs.
B.
pedersen.
Mr,
Ti
SolJlen,
Mrs,
P.
Petersen,
Mlsg
E.
Khutsen,
Miss
A.
Petersen
and.
Miss.
R.
Kildaluprn
srvit.iirs-
There
seems
to
be
no
slackening
1.
m,
jensen
and
Mrs.
H.
Slmonl
tof
activity
during
the
day.
Theiser;
were
charefrnr
th
kltrhen
.street
ars
just
as
crowded
as
ever.iandiMrs
P
Anderson
was
cashier.
;
A
letter
fr:
n
a
csusinwh-
is
with
(Women
and
girls
crowd
thei
During
the
afternoon
Mrs;
J
H.
the
First
Division
overseas
has
been1
streets
on
their
ordinary
shopping
Myrwang
rendered
an
acceptable
forwarded,
to,
Thomas
Graham
of
Men
so.cn
about:
.their,
business
and
Ipiano.solo,
this
city
from.
Comox:
P-
absolutely
no
attention
to
Jerry
,,
ReV(
j.
H,
Myrwang
presided
in
"Well,
the
war
progresses
and
1
overhsad
at
all.
If
saw
a
hugs
evening
and
the
program
in-Bngland
still
lives
and
London
car-crowd,
gathsred
on.
the
street
in
ciuded'
piano,
solos
by
Peter
Lien,
ries
on
business
as
usual.
Perliap3
:
Cavcnt
Garden,
when
I;
was
there
M1&i
jjngrid,
Mls3
Edith
there,
are
no
front
windows
In
ihe
.
and
thought
that
a
bomb
must
have
Mt,rvojd.
Singmg
by
Toftager
stores,
but
they
still,
go
on
and
dropped-
there
but
it
wasn't;
only
brothers;,
vlplin
by
Dick
skpg
Jieople
stlll
buy
and
argue
over
pric-
tv.o
cocknsy
women
staging
a
hair-,
and
France
James;
vocal
solos
by
es
X-what
ths-hajyjea
to
want.
I
JJi'Wng
contest
for-the;
amusement
-Mrs,
.6,
wick;,
string,
band.
sel;-topk
a
trip
to
town
to
actually
have
of;
the
population.
There
were
taons
and
choruses
by
Varden
the,
experience
of
being
in
the
uty
;
twenty-odd'
bombers-
overhead
at
singers,
whenthe
raids
were
In
full
swiiis:.
!
tha.1
time
and-'
no
on
could
flndf
-Results
of
raffles,
looked
a.ftcr,
by
"While
we
have
our
own
little
time
to
even
look
at
them.
They
Mrs.
J.
Murvold.
'J.
Mosn
and
C.
troubles
here
and
whlls
we
can
see
teU
of
a
Cockney
standing
beside
I
Johnsen,
were
as.
fpllows:
the
raldf
on
the
city
from
where
we
1
hiR
truck
with
a
stick
of
bomhsli
.
pyrex.
set,
donated-by
'A.
'Anton-atk
situated,
about
20
miles
away,
bursting
all
roundhim
and
roaring
sen'.
won
by
Mrs.
Arntsen,
tio.
f30.
one.
hac
to
actually
be
there
to
ex-iuP
at
Jerry,
'Ere
ye
-
-
-
-
idlol,
FJb'er,
vase,
donated
by
Dollar
perlence
th3
full
slgnlHcance
ot
1
mind
me
ruddy.,lprry,'
That's
thesgtore,
won
by
N.
Storvik;
No.
255.
what
goes
on.
And
I
did.
I
hit
a
,
way
they
are.
though.
Nothing
pets.
Smoker's
stand,
donated
Qyj3or-beautiful
day
and
night.
Thev
were
them
down;
donV"
Hardware,"
won
by
Mrs.
B.
over!
liv
swarms,
dropping
every-
"Myself,
L
was
jumpy
.as,
a
kitten
Skog,
No.
622.
thing
they.
had.
it
was.
sbmieUilh?
fcrr
a
while,
-what
with-bombs
and'
Ham.
donated
by.
Bulkjey
Market,
I
wouldn't
have
missed
for
any-
A.A.
flrer..but
one
gets,
used
to
it.'
won
by
Irs.
Murvold,
No,
168,
thing
and
It
did
.me
a
lot
of
good
Just
hof
I
don't
know
because
it's
Toilet.1
articles,
donated
by
Ormes
tltV
a
very
queer
thing
to
say.
eotirelrhilWeSto
describe
the
Orjig
Store,
won
by
N,
Storvik,
No.
but
nevertheless
an
absolute
fact,
nplse.
mi
jhave
to,
experience-
It
111.
thaji
one
goes
to
London
and
gets:
-to
even
iuvr'an'
Idea
,of
Vhat
It
Is;
Stove
Oil,,
donated
by
Imperial
thoroughly
bombed
to
have
his
(like.
It's
just'
plain
hell
of
noise.
OifcsCpA
won.
by.
Miss,
I.
Anderson,
morale,
lifted.
You
march
home
and
shrapnel.
The
stuff
Just
fall?
No.
258.;-;
witli
.
a
grin
on
your
face
and
the
like
hall
everywhere
when
the
guns,
Poal.
donated
by
Albert
Si
Mc-
convictlon
in
your
heart
that
noth-'
really
get
going.".
4
Caf
fery,
won
by
J.
Mostad.
No,
599.
I
,
Five
pounds
of
coffee,
donated
by
Prince-
Rjjper,t
Fishermen's
Co-operative,
won
by
A.
Llndseth,
No.
10.
Clock,
donated
by
Gordon
&
An
derson,
won
by
Edith
Murvold,
No.
540.
Pictures,
donated
by
McRae
Bros.,
won
by
A;
Llndseth,
No.
218.
Sweater,
donated
by
Mrs.
A.
M
Tapestry
Runner,
donated
by
Mackenzie's-Furniture,
won
by
In-grid
Skog,
No.
365.
Ham,
donated
by
Sterling
Food
Market,
won
by
N.
Storvik,
No.
200.
Fruit
Dish,
donated
by
Variety
Store,
won
by
O.
Jerstad,
No.
115.
Donatiqn
from
Miss
Bates
won
by
Circle-
No.
3.
Embroidered
tablecloth'
and
ser
viettes,
.wop
by
Miss,
Ingrld
Ander
son,.
No.
128.
Afghan,
won
by
Miss
Ruth
Gil
lies,
No.
176.
Reach
ten
thousand
people
with
a
"want
ad."
in
the
Dally
News.
Mrs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
Leeds
Apartments,
First
St,
Ground
Floor.
Green
925
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Block,
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SHRIMPS
Daily-
After
4:30
p.m.
BOAT
W.S.L.
TROTIER'S
DOClf
THE.
DAILY
NEWS-
BAZAAR
IS
I
CP.
WAR
SUCCESSFUL!,
:
REPORTER
Annual
Afalr.
of
Lutheran
Sewing
i.
Circle
Bo-lh,
in
Afternoon
and
I
Evening
In
spite
of
unfavorable
weather,
the
bazaar
of
the
Lutheran
Sewing
Clrclemst
Saturday
was
a
very
successful;
affair.
There
was
a
tea,
and
sale
of.
home
cooking
in
the
al
ter-noonat
which
the
guests
were
re-
r
t
Edwin
S.
Johnson
Named
Military
Correspondent
After
Varied
News
Experience
TORONTO.
Nov.
21;
(CP)
Appointment
of
Edwin
Sj
Johnson,
former
London
Superintendent,
as
Military
Correspondent
at
Ottawa
is.
announced
by
J.
A.
McNeil,
gen
eral
manager,
of
The
Canadian
Press.
Mr.
Johnson
will
arrive
In,
Can
ada-
shortly
to
take
uptho
newly
created
post.
He
will
report
and
in?
terpret
Canada's
military
war
ef-
CP.
War
Expert
Dowthec,
won
by
A.
Llndseth,
No.
9.
'
Canadian
Press
who
returns!
to
Box
of
Apples,
donated,
by
Mrs.
.Canada
shortly
to
take
up
a
new
Hveding,
won
by
H.
Gulbrandsen.ipost
a
.military
correspondent
for
No.
118.
.
the
CP.
at
Ottawa.
.
.
Chicken,
donated
by
Bulkley
Mar-
j
ket,-
won
by
J.
Mostad,.
No.
311.
,
'
:
Picture,
donated
bv
Wrathall's
JO"
v'un
a
pacnBuu4
u'
cpm"
-with
Photo
Finlshlnes.
won
bv
A.
Llnd-
i
ence
ence
as
as
War
war
-
-
Correspondent
torresppnaeni
seth,.No.
378
!
a,
EDWIN,
S.
JOHNSON
Former
London
Superintendent
and
War
Correspondent
foe
The
the
Canadian
Active
Service
Force
Two
Pounds
of
Butter,.
donated
by
;in
England.
Sincere
Cash
&
Carry,
won
by
Cun-
First
appointed
war.
.
corrcjFpond-
ent
with
the
First
Division
last'Feb-ruary,
his
sphere
of
activity
was
appreciably,
enlarged
in;
Julj
'wheji
(the
Division
was
absorbed,
in
a
A.
O.
L.
McNaughton.
Liter
he
served
for
a
time
as
-correspondent
with
the
Second
Division"
at
train
ing
base.
He
will
be
succeeded,
al
ternately
at
corps
heacjquarffra:
by
S.
S.
Robertson,
LoridoriSujierln-
tendent,
and
Ros3,.Murirb,;fQrmerly:
rf
Va
C
Ti
brace
Ca
ltonf
ei
1
1
f
'
f
Ottawa.
'.
'
'
Johnson
brings
to
'
his!
new'jposl-tlon
more
than
20.years';neivsrja''per
experience,
most
of
it
'w,u!h,;The
Canadian
Press.
AppointqdLpndpn
Superintendent"ih;i937(;.afier'wpfk-
Ing
In
Ottawa,
Toronto
4
apd
'New
York,
he
directed'
the
bureau's;out-
put
of
news
during
the
momentous
pre-war
years
and
in
the
early
rhpnths
of
the
conflict
In.
the
summer
of
1939
he
toured
France,
Italy,
Hungary,
Czechoslo-i
vakla,
Austria
andL
Poland
wltlvW;
Rupert
Davles,
president
of
Th
Canadian
Press,
acquiring
back
ground
that-was
to
be-valuable-hi
later
months.
In.France
Shortly
after
war
broke
out'
he
visited,
British
General
'Headquart
ers
In
France
with
a.
party
of.
Dom
inion
ministers,
tne
iirst
Canadian
correspondent
tq
reach
headquart
ers
parties
who
reached.
France
and,
barely
managed
to
effect
a
retreat
to.
the
Channel
when
French
resistance
broke
down
and
the
Germans
swept
into
the
area.
A
native
of
Manitoba,
Johnson
began
his
newspaper
career
with
the
Winnipeg
Free
Press
in
1919
at-;
ter.
serving
in
the
First
Great
War
with
the
Royal
Hying
Corps.
lie
J
entered
the
Canadian
Press
service
in
Winnipeg
in
1924
and
has
hed
some
of
its
most
Important
news!
staff
positions,
including
those
of
parliamentary
correspondent
at
Ottawa,
night
superintendent
-at
.Toronto
and
NeWi
York
Superlrjtendentl,
ik
"M
:
Frank
Wilson
Leaving
Here.
Overwaitea
"Manager
to.
Take
Vd
sitioa
lii.
Vancouver
His
Sucv
cessor
Arrives
from
Duncan
Frank
Wilson,
for
four
years
manager
of,
the
Overwaitea
Store
here,
has
resigned
and
is
leaving
at
the
end
of
the
month
to
assume
a
new
position
In
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Wilson,
and
children
will
be
leaving
after
school
closes.
Wilbur
Shiar-down
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
from
Duncan,
Vancouver
Island,
to
succeed
Mr.
Wilson.
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next
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to
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Coptrol
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for
a.
llocnce
In
respect
to
the
premise
being
jxirt
of
the.
building
known
the
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eltuite
at
ithe
corner
of
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Last
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while'
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as
War,
TSS;
'2nlXJlT
LJL
Correspondent
with
the.
First
Dlvl-ia
lets
Thirteen
(13)
;
and
Fourteen
sionne
packed
his
Dags,
to
leave
with
i,
'
;
V-Z
S
LTr?n
un
the
Division
for
France
and
was,
at
j
tration
nitrict.
in
the
Province
'i
a
Channel
port
ready
to
embark
Brnih
aoiumbia,
frr
the
&ie
of
ixr
when
wnen
thp
ine
nivllnn
Division
received
receivea
order
oraer3
glaM
by
the
bottle
toT
con
gumption
on
the
pmritses
vr
.elsewhere.
10
remain
in
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j
dated
iiu
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,mt
day
ot
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Tomorrow's
Hearing
Aid
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We
have
just
received,
the
new
AUROPHOXE
Hearing
Aid.
with
a
view
to
accepting
theager
in
connection
with
our
optical
department
if
there
are
enough
people
here
who
are
interested.
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You
hear
from
any
position
and
hear
in
chur
at
meetings,
etc,
with
unmatched
clarity.
We
have
this
on
approval
for
a
short
time
and
would
like
to
meet
people
who
are
in
need
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some
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fate
radio
business
we
would
be'
able
to
sen'ice
theia-struments
here
without
sending
away.
Glad
to
Demonstrate
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Bulger
Ltd.
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