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Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
CHAS.
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
For
Fine
China.
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
MAX
HEILBRONER
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
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You
tan
t
Fool
Santa!
Gift
Headquarters
FOR
WOMEN'S
AND
CHILDREN'S
APPAREL.
To
learn
how
to
please
a
lady,
Just
visit
the
Rupert
Peoples
Store's
large
display
of
Christmas
Finery.
Rest
assured
inspirations
will
come
like
magic.
TREE
LIGHTS,
string
of
3;
complete
73
NOMA
LIGHTS,
best
quality:
complete
T
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1.10
RELIANCE
BELL
LIGHTS,
complete
1.30
KADI
ANT
ROSETTES,
complete
.1.73
NOMA
STAKLITES,
complete
2.23
NOMA
GLOLITES,
complete
2.50
GENUINE
MAZDA
LAMPS
...
each
10c
3
Sot
5
FOR
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
TAIJLE
'
CHRISTMAS
NAPKINS,
pkg.
of
40
.15
COCKTAIL
NAPKINS,
pkg.
of
36
15
CHRISTMAS
TABLE
COVER,
54x72
Inches
.25
SNAPPY
CRACKERS,
Dennlson's;
pkg.
of
6
.35
CANDLES,
red,
green
and
fandy;
pair
.20
-
.30
-
.33
TANCY
HOLDERS,
for
tho
table;
pair
.35
ARTIFICIAL
SNOW,
pkg
.10
SILVER
RIRP.ON
ICICLES
pkg.
.10
2
pkss.
....
.15
NOMA
CELLOPHANE
BELLS
15
-
.25
.50
-
1.00
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
CUT-OUTS
.10
and
.20
ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS,
Spray
.10
to
.35
TREE
DECORATIONS
GARLANDS
CREPE
ICICLES
DECORATED
CREPE
STREAMERS
WREATHS
The
GROTTO
Cars
and
Cigarettes
and
Other
Sundries
WHOLESALE
AND
RETAIL
MAY
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
BE
THE
BEST
YET
IN
SPITE
OF
THE
WAR.
at
at
at
at
ax
at
at
at
at
at
at
B
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at
B
B
B
at
at
at
B
B
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at
at
at
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RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
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--
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,
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UP
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viixavavitViv.'ivav&Vf.Vf.MAMf.wy
TRAINING
OF
SCOUTS
Former
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Man
Doing
Special
War
j
Work
in
England.
Sniping,
observation
and
scout-
j
ing
tactics
are
being
drilled
into
i
First
Division
men
somejvher?
in
England
by
a
Canadian
expert
in
field
craft,
Major
N.
A.
D.
Aim-strong
of
Victoria,
explore-,
big
game
hunter,
soldier
and
author,
who
spent
most
of
his
life
in
the
'
Yukon
and
who
was
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
for
soma
years
!
after
1907,
having
been
a
shipper
Of
at
&
B
&
at
&
BB
at&
at
at
at
B
at
B
w
at
.&
THE
DAILY
NEWS
KISS
YOUR
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
Peplei
Many
Suffer
Low
Blood
Count
And
Don't
Know
It.
Th
bmfflint
thlnr
about
low
Wood
count
It
that
you
ran
weigh
about
a
much
aa
you
rer
did
-even
look
healthy
and
itronf.
yet
-you
can
feel
aa
it
you
had
lead
ia
your
lett.
dopey,
tired
and
pepleaa.
low
blood
count
meant
you
haven
t
o
enough
red
blood
corpuscle.
It
to
their
vital
lob
to
carry
Ufe-rivinc
aiygen
from
your
iunst
throughout
your
body.
And
juit
aa
it
take
oxygen
to
ciplode
r""li"
in
your
car
and
make
the
power
to
turn
the
wheela,
o
you
mutt
have
plenty
of
oxygen
to
ciplode
the
energy
in
your
body
and
give
you
going
power.
Get
Dr.
Williamt
Pink
Mia
today.
They
are
world-noted
for
the
help
they
give
in
lnereating
the
number
and
atrength
of
red
eorpuaclea.
Then
with
your
blood
count
up,
you'll
feel
like
bounding
up
the
itaira
at
If
sou
were
floating
on
air.
Aik
yaur
druggist
-for
Dr.
Williamt
I'ink
f
ilia
today.
r
of
ore
in
the
early
days
from
helped
with
me
reconnaissance
,icre-
for
the
decisive
Canadian-Austra-
To
Increase
the
Canadian":
gen-
na-French
advance
throufjli
Am-eral
efficiency
and
with
an
eye
iens.
.o
the
day
Canadians
may
rnj.age
Before
the
last
war
Major
Arm-
rovril
Puts
Strength
Into
Soups
&
Gravies
For
Gentlemen!
Will
he
be
one
of
the
fortunate
men
to
receive
one
of
these
practical
GIFTS
IN
LEATHER?
Zipper
Brief
Cases,
Zipper
Portfolios,
Rill-
folds,
in
black
or
brown
Top
Grain,,
Seal
Grain
or
Walrus
Split
Cowhide.
Acceptable
Beautiful
Practical
A
Gift
for
Service
Men,
Professional
Men
and
Business
Men.
PERSONALIZE
your
Gift
to
HIM
.
.
.
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Stamped
In
GOLD
on
any
of
the
above
gifts
FREE
OF
CHARGE.
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Printing
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BRACELETS,
PURSES,
PEN
SETS
DRESSER
SETS
In
sterling
silver,
crome
tone
and
velva
pearl.
'
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For
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Men
WRIST
WATCHES
in
the
newest
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WATCH
CHAINS
ZIPPER
SETS
with
chromium,
n
o
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fittings.
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PLAYS
ARE
EXCELLENT
Senior
and
Junior
Dramatic
Societies
of
High
School
l'resent
Good
Entertainment.
The
Senior
and
Junior
Dramatic
Societies
of
Booth
Memoria.
High
School
staged
two
excellent
Christmas
plays
in
the
school
audito
rium
last
night.
There
was
a
large
and
appreciative
audience
and
the
efforts
of
the
pupils
were
well
received.
The
outstanding
event
ot
the
evening
was
"The
Christmas
Carol"
(Charles
Dickens)
by
the
Junior
Dramatic
Society
which
was
presented
in
three
scenes
in
which
the
three
spirits,
the
ghosts
of
Christmas
Past,
Christmas
Present
and
Christmas
to
Be
are
trying
to
get
Ebenezer
Scrooge
to
in
commando-like
raids,
Major-
strong
knew
Gen.
Peark-w
in
thai
mend
his
miserly
ways.
Qwynn
General
G.
R.
Pearkes,
First
Di-
Yukon.
ThPv
mpt
next
hi
Fiance
Holtby,
who
Dlavcd
the
role
nf
thp
vision
.commander,
obtained
the
wnen
the
general
was
command-
"hard
and
sharp
as
flint"
Ebene-ervices
of
his
old
friend,
who
had
jng
a
Canadian
battalion,
and
zer
Scrooge,
was
well
suited
to
his
jeen
instructing
in
sniping
and
they
have
been
firm
friends
ever
part,
and
showed
much
talent
in
scouting
at
a
leading
British
small
Since.
his
portrayal.
He
had
a
good
arms
school.
,
'
Major
Armstrong
shared
in
the
supporting
cast,
other
principals
The
major
now
is
trainin?
a
Klondyke
gold
rush
in
his
youth,
being
Jerry
Woodside
as
Bob
Crat-troup
of
scouts
for
demonstrations
anti
except
during
t
h
e
war,
tha
chit,
his
clerk;
Hemsby
King
as
during
the
winter
throughput
the
northland
has
been
his
real
home
Fred,
his
nephew,
and
as
Ebene-division.
In
every
battalion
he
for
more
than
30
years.
zer
(Scrooge
as
a
young
man);
will
show
troops
how
to
stalk
the
Big
game
hunter,
minrnj
man
May
Skinner
as
Mrs.
Cratchlt;
enemy
on
patrols
and
raids,
to
use
aUti
personal
friend
of
Norman
A.
Dorothy
McLeod
and
George
An-the
sulking
telescope,
to
crawl
watt,
government
agent
here,
derson
as
the
Cratchlt
Twins;
Bet-unseen
over
rough
ground,
to
cjr-
whom
he
knew
the
Yukon,
Ma-
ty
and
Bob;
Lydla
Watt
as
Tiny
ry
weapons
on
silent
sorties
and
jor
Armstrong
served
overseas
in
Tim;
Archie
McLeod
as
tho
Ghoet
to
take
up
differing
sniping
posi-
the
First
Great
War,
enlisting
im-
of
Jacob
HZarley.
and
as
the
First
tlons.
Mil
i.
c
i
.
B
1
S
i"
nen
it
s
amoKing
To
Keveal
Tactics
and
all
the
sniping
tricks
of
this
war
and
the
last.
Apart
from
his
life
in
the
Canadian
north,
Maj.
Armstrong's
background
for
this
new
job
goes
back
to
the
last
war,
when
he
was
head
of
an
"S.O.S."
(sniping,
observation
and
scouting)
school
of
the
British
army.
When
the
Canadian
Corpi
was
formed
In
1917,
he
became
commandant
of
a
similar
Canadian
mediately
tt
broke
out.
At
one
Spirit
(the
Ghost
of
Christmas
time
he
was
associated
with
E.
C.
Past)
Lenora
Raabe
as
thp
spp.
Reconnaissance
work
will
be
11-
Stevens
in
mininir
ventures
on
ond
spirit
(the
Ghost
of
nhri.t-
lustrated,
along
with
camouflage
the
QUeen
Charlotte
Islands.
Ma-
mas
present)
and
Inez
Btnr
s
ihn
Jor
Armstrong's
brother
married
third
spirit
(the
Ghost
of
Christ-
the
great
Australian
singer,
Dame.
Nellie
Melba.
OUTSIZE
RECRUIT
MELBOURNE.
Dec.
18:
Q
Confronted
with
a
7
ft.
6
tnchs
tall
man
wishing
to
enlist
In
the
Australian
army
the
officers
realized
he
would
have
to
have
specially
made
clothes.
bed,
rations,
trenches
made
deeper
and
a
srje-
school
and
for
the
last
1U0
days
dally
long
stretcher
'
If
he
was
of
the
war
was
chief
re:'
.-mass-
wounded.
They
wired
to
head-sance
officer
of
the
corps.
He
quarters
for
instructions.
mas
yet
to
bej,
Peter
Good
as
Mr.
Fezziwig
(Scrooge's
employer1
In
the
past)
Leonard
Youngtnan
aj
Dick,
his
fellow
clerk
and
as
Peter,
Glenna
Moore
as
Mrs.
Fezziwlc.
Walter
Morgan
as
the
Old
Fiddler,
Ann
Stevens
as
Bella,
Joy
Berg
as
Belinda,
Eleanor
Barber
as
Martha,
and
Clifford
Knutson
as
the
"Wait,"
and
Betty
Pullen
as
the
mission
lass.
The
costumes
in
the
play
were
typical
or
the
times
portrayed
and
were
very
appropriate
to
the
settings.
Cousin
From
Sweden
The
senior
play,
"My
Cousin
From
Sweden,"
was
a
comedy
Sketch
by
the
girls
of
the
Senior
Dramatic
Society.
The
scene
opened
In
the
living
room
of
the
Mills'
home
where
Nora
Thomas,
as
Anne
Mills,
and
Dorothy
Peach-ey,
as
Charlotte
Mills,
her
s.ter,
were
telling
Marion
Shepherd,
as
Karena
Shields,
all
about
their
Swedish
cousin
who
was
coming
to
visit
them
and
wondering
how
she
would
fit
in
with
their
plans
for
the
party
at
the
home
of
May
and
Gladys
Preston,
played
by
Joy
Foster
and
Norah
Dougherty,
who
were
their
"social
life."
However,
when
their
cousin,
Jcannette
Johansen,
played
by
May
Skinner,
finally
arrived,
accompanied
by
Margaret
Smith
as
her
maid
Hilda,
they
ate
eventually
surprised
to
llnd
that
she
is
no
different
from
themselves
and
has
already
become
closely
acquainted
with
their
social
friends.
Miss
May
Jones
and
Mlas
A.
Mc
Kcchney
directed
the
junior
play
and
Miss
Florence
Wilson
the
senior
play.
Miss
Young
was
In
charge
of
the
costumes,
while
John
Hougan
and
Bud
Pierce
were
responsible
for
the
Important
work
of
staging.
Principal
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
opened
the
evening's
proceedings
speaking
briefly.
Accompanist
for
the
evening
was
Miss
Molly
Wins-low.
Ushers
were
Solved
Soren-son
and
Fay
Engelke
with
Mona
McRae
presiding
at
the
door.
NEW
YORK
DEFENCES
New
York
City
is
bulwarked
from
naval
attack
by
the
Sandy
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the
Morttauk
River
a
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forts.
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Think
of
;
For
the
Home
CREAM
AND
SUGARS
BEAUTIFUL
TEA
SETS
ENTREE
DISHES
BAKING
DISHES
CASSEROLES
PIE
.PLATES
LARGE
WAITERS
BON
HONS
FLOWER
BASKETS
CENTRE
PIECES
MANTLE
CLOCKS
and
hundreds
of
other
articles.
R.
W.
CAMERON
THE
PIONEER
JEWELER
at
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
at
B
B
B
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at
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at
MAMA
IS
HISTORIC
"Howards
of
Virginia"
Being
Fea-tuied
at
Capitol
Theatre
This
Week-End.
Telling
the
moving
romance
between1
a
lusty
frontiersman
and
a
gracious
Virginia
belle,
a
blood-tingling
epic
of
the
American
Revolution,
"The
Howards
of
Virgin-la,"
is
being
featured
this
Friday
and
Saturday
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
with
Cary
Grant
and
Martha
Scott
In
the
leading
roles.
Grant
Is
the
hardy
untamed
frontiersman
who
falls
in
love
with
the
Virginia
girl
and,
with
her,
builds
a
home
in
tho
wilderness.
It
is
not
only
a
conquest
of
the
soil
which
makes
Grant's
part
moving
but
the
earnestness
and
grim
determination
with
"which
he
is
willing
to
give
his
life
and
to
risk
his
home
and
happiness
in
the
fight
for
American
freedom
and
the
struggle
for
a
government
In
which
the
majority
shall
rule
and
the
minority
shall
have
the
ngnt
to
speak
freely.
Sir
Cedrlc
Hardwlcke.
Alan
Mar-
ehal
and
Richard
Carlson
are
in
cluded
in
the
cast
presenting
the
stirring
drama
of
the
struggle
between
tory
aristocracy
and
the
simple
man
of
the
soil
for
the
right
to
build
a
nation.
Advertise
In
tne
Dally
News.
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made
to
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by
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a
key
or
pulling
a
string.
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Trucks,
Hose
Wagons,
Town
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Racing
Cars,
Freight
Cars,
etc.,
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many
other
thing
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the
children
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