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eas
armv.
The
VfRctjijejs.'ff
jw'
pf
nrlved
Can
adian
soldier?
of
a
chance
to
en-gat
the
enemy
in
battle
although
a
few
of
them
came
close
to
It
as
France
tottered
to
It-s
tragic
fall.
When
the
1st
Canadian
Division
went
to
England
Just
before
the
start
of
190
the
expectation
was
it
would
gc
on
tc
a
place
on
tlie
fighting
front
in
France
after
a
period
of
training.
A
winter
of
quietness
followed
by
he
German
blitzkrieg
put
an
end
to
that
and
the
1st
Division
became
an
Important
cog
in
the
defence
machine
set
up
to
repel
an
anticipated
Invasion
of
the
British
isles.
When
the
Nazi
forces
took
the.
offensive
lathe
spring,
first
on
neu
tral
Denmark
and
Norway,
then
on
France
by
way
of
neutral
Belgium
I
and
Holland,
Canada's
1st
Division
I
was
ready
for
action.
Ordered
to
Nprwav
ipromo
se;
out
in
advance
of
a
cross-Channel
Canadian
movement.
That
unit
actually
landed
In
France
and
travelled
some
distance
Inland
when
orders
came
for
a
retreat.
They
got
back
to
the
coast,
boarded
ship
and
returned
to
England
without
contact
with
the
en
emy.
In
the
dark
days
which
followed
as
the
British
Expeditionary,
force
came
home
from
Dunkerque
wlth-
jout
Its
equipment,
the
Canadian
Di
vision
vision,
equipped
and
trained
to
good
ng
form
was
on
the
alert
for
nop
German
attempt
to
land
troops.
C;(io'"C)QK
&
WhUe
lhe
Brltlsh
army
strained
DUU
$&0O
3
to
.make
up
for
-the
losses
suffered
75c
to
32.95
75c
t0
$1.95
1
50
c
$1,00
in
th?
r;tre.at
(r,,m
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the
Can
aaian
mvision
along
with
other
ft
.
forces
in
tne
British
Isles
constitute
J
the
land
defence
force
which
would-have.been
thrown
agalnst.an
invasion.
.
Comparatively
.early
In
the
war.
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-tfoops
to
the
West
11
Indies
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British
garrison"
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w
21
ft
0
itf.4rrPPs
for
duyfirse
where..
leV
tSA.yy
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tpxjplsjvere
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,
&
lo
Newfoundland"
when
the
danger
50C
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8.50
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avln
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town
to
me.
I'll
make
the
.
buyers
pay
30
more
I
have
a
bit
contract
to
fill.
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NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
iarelli
Froprletor
"A
UOMh
AWAY
FROM
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up
60
Rooms
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tt
Cold
WUr
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
rhone
281
r.O.
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IN
In
tha
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.
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Canada
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lEMIfROPICS
IN
SOUTH
1910
Review
of
Troon
Movements
Shows
Marile
l
eaf
Jkoniincnt
in
Alany
Wnrtime
Climes
i
,Bv
FRANK
'FLAHERTY
.Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
HTTA
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Alr,r
V.n
fsinl'tr
MYSTERY
hufit
on
a
well
known
:aee
!play;
tte
Ghost
Breakers.''
feat-ifre
picture
'on
'the'
screen
or
the
Ca'pttol
Theatre
here
lunl&hi
;"J
tomorrow,
is
uie
n
u
si-.iry
:
an
wnn-pwent
ppasjg
pi
iceianu,
on
sunny
oeacnes
in
inp
an
caslfe.
vyetiiwues,
araunn
a
giapt
airport
m
Newiounniann;ann
sliding
panels.
it
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.
i
i
t
"i
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-
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in
me
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n
iieuis
ana
cuies
oi
Ltreai
nruainii..nn-
aunstoas.
adian
troons
stood
watch
.during
lfl-10.
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v
.
AND
FUN
TThe
f.post
.Breaker.'
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Show-tnt
:Capifol
T)ta$r.
I
,Ke-plele
.jVltir
fjilcrtaiiinieiit
Value
who
inlisrUs
a
C
ul-
peopjed
with
aX
'Sts-
gloamy
and
rei
Included
In
th?
pi
-;
is
an
interesting
mwiumi'
o,
A
.CT
SW.pt
travel,
it
not
oi
iignung,
mr
v.anana
a
"dard
y
?r;R't!p
jmvj-
uiiku
iWim
the
h
'
Canadian
expeditionary
force
tahd-
a'nd'.tibb
riope
is
th
hero
ut
a
ed
on
the
Wand
to
make
sure
tHs
piece
ho
Hnally
does
away
wii
enemy
would
not
attempt
to
It
ItliAi
frr
tVio
further
lrrfe-
secret
of
he
use
use
ine
ine
?nosi
nereis
ana
leams
inc
rcu
the
castle,
a
mysry
ment
of
the
.British
Isles
?r
as
a
whTcli
Is
ofd
to
be
rpost
baffling
stepping-stone
for
Canada.
However.
-The
Gnost
BreaK?rs
u
The
number
and
character
of
more
essentially
a
comedy
and
tha
troops
placed
in
Iceland
was
those
who
hav
already
se:a
it
an-
never
disclosed.
Although,
changes
-respoaslble
fqr
the
stat?irrnt
tha1.
have
been
made
It
Is
bejievcd
some
t
provides
great
entertainmciu.
Canadians
are
still
there.
V.f
A
9lab'e
?ilPfiprt1nj
cast
m-
Prepared
For
Defence
dudes
Paul
Ltika?,
Richard
Cirl-
The
occupying
troops
spread
?n.
Anthpn
qulnn
and
Willi-
themselves
out
and
prepared
the"
IHst-
Island
for
a
defence,
setting
up
coastal
defence
and
anti-aircraft
IT
.
fiLl-L
M!l
guns
and
lookouts.
They
Fed
lEU
liiriSllanUy
their
tents
on
the
volcanic
rock
iji
.
w
lonely.parts
of
the
coast
and
later,
AllVC
UUrUlfif
Wtir
built
Hut?
for
themselves.
-
,p
Throughout
the
year
the
enlarge,-
ment,
graining
and
equipping
of
the
Christmas
.Services
at
First
I'reby-forces
in
England
went
on.
Thej
ttrian
Church
Yesterday
arrival
of
the
1st
Division
was
fol,-,
lowed
by
the
despatch
of
mclllaryj
Two
battalions,
the
Princ
Pa-:
troops
and
the
decision
to
establish
trlciA'i!
Canadian
Light
Infantry,
a
Canadian
army
corps
was
an-and
the
Edmonton
Regiment
were
nounced.
detached
to
form
part
of
a
.British.
By
midsummer
units
of
the
2nd
the
2nd
Division
under
the.
com-
.rule
rather
than
selfishness
and
mand
of
MaJ.-Gen
Victor
Odium
to
force.
Rev.
II.
G.
Funstop
told
his
the
British
Isles
was
completed
by
morning
congregation
In
First
Pres-early
autumn
and
the
entry
of
that
byterian
Church
yesterday.
The
divisloh
into
the
corps
under
OeiiJ
Presbyterian
pastor
likened
con-McNaughton's
command
became
a'ditions
In
the
world
today
to
thase
Ing
for
the
scene
'of
hostilities
btit:.
riaatter
bf
bringing
.
(he
division
up
'
existing
at
the
birth
of
Christ
when
djd
not
move
until
towards
thel
the
standard
of
efficiency
al-.he
world
was
In
the
yoke
cf
Roman
end
when
the
48th
Highlanders
of
.ready
attained
by
the
lst
pivfs'on.
aggression.
But
even
more
serious
MAKING
AN
UMPIRE
MANCHESTER,
Dec.
23;.
(CP)
Declaring
that
lootlns
was
a
crime
and
the
,
saviour
things
for
which
tnat
must
be
stamped
out,
a
Judge
sentenced
a
dock
laborer
Jo
five
years'
penal
servitude
for
looting
after
an
air
raid.
Raw
SOLE
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We
Have
Orders
For
and
Require
Immediately
3000
Marten,
500
Lynx,
200
Fjiher
5000
Mink
and
25,000
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In
order
to
secure
these
alleles
for
our
customers,
we
arepre-pared
to
pay
you
morf
mpiiey
than
anyone
else.
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a1
the
Boston
antf
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n)fillPf!:3nt'
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iFjsh
ayaj!3bp.at4Pia)Ove
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We
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SPECIAL
ORDLRS
fbr,
Dark
and
Dark
Brown.
Morten
and
Small
Dark
and,
Dark
Brpwn
Fishers
apd
we
aje.
prepqrejl
,9,
pay
you.
nrtAjinij
rttluiM
lor
theSe
two
articles.
For
Iliehest
Market
Erire
and
'lOOlJ'a
atisfactlpp,
Try
Xujir
.
next
shipment
toVs
Do'
it
No',i
Thankipg
yqu
n
ar)tl.QlpatjqnA!
we
.are.
Trappers
Furs
M-4
Standard
,Jank
Blilg.,
Vancouver,
BXJ.
II-
-
-
.v
-
-
I
always
tell
mv
family
that
them
s
nothing
like
letter
for
Christmas
than
soino"irig
to
sraple.
'11
T
...
t-
'
Binqkin
pViMirptlifireji
no
other
totaii
o
jji.t
lile
Old
Chum.
That
"fixes
it
fprce
It
was
proposed
to
send
Division
had
arrived
and
Lt.
Gen.A..portant
that
the
spirit
of
Christ-
Betty
Wood
in
one
of
the
anthems,
tomorrow
tr.Kh:
against
the
Norwegian
port
of(G.
L.
McNaughton
was
given
com-!
mas
should
be
maintained
against
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
was
responsible
for
medical
studic
Trondhelm.
These
units
moved.
out.
mand
of
an
army
corps
which
In-j
the
day
when
better
and
happlsr
direction
of
the
choirs
apd
acted
as
of
gaskatchew
i
of
Aldershot
Camp
to
a
Ccottlsh
J
eluded
the
1st
Division'
and
nbth?r
days
will
have
returned
to
the
accompanist.
Silence
was
cberved
spend
the
Chr.
port
and
were
ready
plans
for
the
expedition
were
aban
Sidoned.
Later
as
tne
Germans
drove
through
the
low.
countries
and
Into
France
,
Canadian
troops
were
sev
eral
times,
on
the
point
of
ejnbark-
today
wpuld
remove
peace
and
goodwill
from
the
Christmas
observance
on
this
occasion
trom
the
international
standpoint,
li
was
im-
y
to
sail
when
'Empire
division.
The
movement
of
worjd
and
Christian
prlnc
principles
Sins,
joicc.
ham."
'O
od
Chrksuan
T-o
Re
O
Little
Town
of
Jiethle-
It
Came
Upon
two
pnmm
nt
J
W
McK,
Clymont
win
a
Midnight
Although
conditions
in
tha
woria
v.:a.
uc
rmvbirsuuHuuuii,
orated
through
.
:
"A
King
Was
Born"
and
-The
First
evergreens
and
gu.
unristraas."
soioists
were
Airs.
.
ha)l
out
of
respect
to
the
memory
of
vacation
at
in
was
uicaiiuiuercuce
10
vurisiian
(principles.
What
the
world
needed
today
was
a
reaffirmation
of
the
He
stood!
The
Junior
.Choir,
with
the
assU-'
tahce
of
the
Senior..
CJiolr,
sang
three
xarols
"Sweet
Carols
Sing."
-Christmas!'
and
"Joy
to
tlie
Wpr'd"
tololsts
being
Molly
Frew
and
Pa
trick
Brocklesby.
The
everilne
service
vcoa
entirtiv
choral
with
the-.
Senior
Choir
presenting
In
'a
Stable."'
"Sins.
Oh
We
bought
three
brand
new
heaters
Just
sorou
wouldn't
frqeze
We
boughii
I)
i
rj-
oar"
to
put
them
in
They
answer
r.
;t
N.
Brocklesby.
"The
Glftr
J-
A.
Allan
Kergin
so:
cf
Di
4a4k
Teng,
"Goodwill
to
Men"
and
Miss
L.
W.
Kergin.
is
expc-'.ed
ba
n
.1
-fro
ij'.a
i
'THREE-TWO
PLEASE'
The
cars
are
painted
in
twty.sottt:
blue
Their
beauty
is
e
jailed
in
e;l;o
If
you
want
safety
with
comior1
Call
us
at
'THREE-TWO
PLEASE'
UUPKHT'S
LAtGKST
TAXI
SERVICE
.
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nmmw
M
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