DECEMBER
23,
1043
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THHES
HERE
COMES
THE
12TH
CANADIAN
TANK
REGIMENT,
ITALY,
.
Major
Durnford's
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To
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GREETINGS
By
WINIFRED
O.
BRASS
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We
Wish
All
our
Friends
THE
COMPLIMENTS
OF
THE
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OOD
FUEL
Arrange
to
see
your
Dealer
today.
Deliveries
may
be
delayed
by
enow,
so
order
early.
Wood
must
bo
paid
For
before
Delivery.
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
USSALLEM
5
ECONOMY
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"Where
dollars
have
mere
cents"
IVe
lure
a
complete
vsrUty
of
available
Groceries,
Frcxli
Fruits
and
Vegetables,
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
l
DELIVERY
throughout
the
city
three
timet
weekly
(Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
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SLEEP
In
choking
clouds
of
Italian
dust.
Sherman
tanks
of
the
12
Canadian
Army
Tank
Regiment
thunder
toward
the
camera
during
a
review
by
their
brigade
commander,
somewhere
in
Italy
These
are
the
tanks
that
destroyed
10
German
tanks
In
the
olive
grove
battle
for
Termoll,
Presbyterian
rarly-loncert
A
party
for
the
children
of
the
First
Presbyterian
Church
"unday
Schcal
preceded
the
Christmas
tree
concert
held
In
i
lie
church
hall
last
niant.
H
vlluallyl(kand
in
groups
and
classes
under
the
guidance
of
the
Sunday
School
teachers,
who
arranged
and
directed
tho
concert,
the
young
people
presented
a
very
enteitalnlng
program.
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the
formal
entertainment
Santa
Claus
In
his
large,
Jolly
scarlet
proportions.
a.
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a
t
ginning
at
5:30
the
children
P"a
niircii.
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!
"ld
Bif
U
to
the
c..
dren
EaCh
were
entertained
with
fo.xl
and
games
under
the
dltectl
n
,w
ce,ved
a
nd?n-f
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d
and
Santa
Claus
oranges
Mrs.
II.
Caklerwood
until
the
,
td
prizes
for
good
roncert
began
later
in
the
eve-
attendance
at
Sunday
school
)rtnR
About
100
children
and
adulU
durjne
thc
vear
attended
the
roncert
In
the
Following
Is
a
list
of
the
pio-fetively
decorated
hall.
Indl-
ram:
Christmas
Greetings
Handyman
Home
Service
ft
.
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wmrmairinvmim'
WARM-SLEEP.
WELL
And
sleep
tight
the
whole,
lovely
night
when
you're
snugly,
comfortably
encased
in
these
bed-vyarming
nightgowns
and
pyjamas
in
a
variety
of
soft
pastels.
Better
pick
two
or
three
for
the
winter
ahead.
ROBES
MNG
HOLIDAY
HAPPINESS
Colorful,
Beautiful,
Plentiful
Racked
our
brains,
we
have,
and
can't
think
of
a
nicer
gift
for
any,
gal.
A
particularly
thoughtful
gift,
too,
'this
fuel-saving,
stay-at-home
winter.
Tailored
or
bcruffled
styles
in
cozy
flannels,
rayons,
chenille.
ANNETTE'S
LADIES1
WEAR
"We
Lead,
.Others
Follow"
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4.
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ANOTHER
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Carol
by
the
audience.
Carol
by
Mrs.
Tengs
class.
Piano
Solo
by
Don
Prender-
gast.
Recitation
by
Velma
McCub-bin.
Song,
by
Shirley
Hougan.
'arol
by
the
audience.
Shadow
play
by
Mr.
McSween's
class.
Recitation
by
Ann
Brown
Song
by
Baibara
Teng.
Carol
by
the
Junior
choir.
Recitation
by
Kay
Dwyer.
Sketch
by
Miss
McClymont's
class.
Song
by
Viola
Prende:gast.
Carol
by
the
Junior
choir.
Briefs
From
Britain
i3
New
farm
cottages
In
this
J
ft
A
ngletat
Gordon
Kensoni;"uy
GLASGOW
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Rev.
Hector
Major
R.
C.
H.
Dumford,
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somewhere
In
Italy,
send?
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Christmas
and
New
Year's
2
Oreetlngs
to
his
friends
in
Prince
Rupert
and
at
Seal
iove.
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Eighty
at
L.O.B.A.
Christmas
Tree
About
80
children
and
their
parents
attended
the
Christmas
tree
party
held
on
Tuesday
eve-
g
nlng
by
the
Ladles'
Orange
Ben-
jj
evolent
Association
In
the
Odd-
V
fellows'
Hall
where,
compliant
y
to
custom,
Santa
Claus
appeared
to
climax
the
program.
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v
The
community
singing
of
Christmas
carols
was
a
greatly
j
5
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MacLean
of
Broadford,
Skye.
one
LONDON
0
The
war
is
t
j
of
the
leading
ministers
in
the
parting
the
Englishman
and
his
Scottish
highlands,
was
killed
Shorta-"
of
pipes
ccm-
in
an
automobile
accident.
bined
with
the
high
cost
of
CARDIFF
-
Cigarettes
val-
D.S.M.,
of
this
Hampshire
town,
at
60.
is
the
oldest
seagoing
man
in
the
Royal
Navy's
Light
Coastal
Forces.
He
is
a
gunner.
TORQUAY.
Eng.
tt
Miss
Caroline
Day
received
congratulations
from
the
King
and
Queen
tobacco
Is
the
reason.
ucd
at
$15,750
were
stolen
from
I
BLETCHLEY,
Eng.
0
From
a
warehouse
here
recently.
They
their
weekly
subsistence
allow-
were
In
38
crates,
each
contain-
j
ance,
members
of
civil
defence
ing
20,000.
LONDON
0
A
committee
ha
been
formed
to
examine
the
question
Of
training
nurses.
In
units
in
this
Buckinghamshire
town
have
given
the
equivalent
of
$200
to
war
funds.
SHEFFIELD,
Eng.
Qi
The
Britain
and
overseas,
for
service
'York
and
Lancaster
Regiment
S
in
colonial
territories.
I
has
been
given
the
freedom
of
Sheffield;
which
means
they
PURBROOK,
Eng.
Q.
Able
.have
the
privilege
of
marching
Seaman
Thomas
Lamonton,
through
the
city
with
fixed
bay-
onets
on
ceremonial
occasions.
DAGENHAM.
Eng.
0
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Jones,
two
old
age
pensioners,
sent
1.000
threepenny
pieces
to
the
Red
Cross
upon
learning
their
son
was
a
prisoner
in
Japanese
hands.
SEE
OUR
STOCK
OF
TOYS
FOR
CHRISTMAS
You
may
find
a.gift
for
anyone
in
our
store.
Gordon
and
Anderson
Hardware,
Furniture,
Electrical
Goods,
etc
FEDERAL
BLOCK
So
still
the
night
and
dark,
no
moonlit
splendor
Lightens
a
world
o:
weariness
and
pain,
Yet.
as
of
yore,
Its
message,
sweet
and
tender,
Thrills
through
the
heart
at
Chrlstmastide
again.
Those
who
have
known
the
Joy
of
loved
ones
near
them.
Remembering
days
when
life
was
glad
and
gay;
Though
the
dear
presence
can
no
longer
cheer
them,
Love
can
but
draw
them
closer
on
this
Day.
Who,
with
the
sword
unsheathed,
shall
shape
and
fashion
This
world
anew
In
flaming
land
afar;
That
Truth
may
live
and
Freedom
and
Compassion,
They
follow,
as
the
Kings
of
old,
their
Star.
Out
of
the
season
with
its
glorious
meaning
New
courage
flows
to
quicken
a
rebirth
Of
Faith
to
bridge
the
dark
days
intervening,
Of
Hope
till
peace
shall
dawn
o'er
troubled
earth.
O,
mystic
Night,
whose
wide
and
starry
spaces
Echo
angelic
choirs
from
sea
to
sea,
Bear
on
swift
wings
to
far
and
alien
places
Goodwill
to
men
at
least,
with
Victory!
enjoyed
part
of
the
program
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which
was
rounded
off
by
piano
,
solos
by
Betty
Wide,
Margaret
Wide,
and
Lorna
Howe,
and
a
recitation
by
Vernon
Healy.
Doffing
his
khaki
identity
for
the
evening.
Regimental
Sergeant
Major
Broughton
played
the
role
of
Santa
Claus
with
openhanded
Joviality,
distribu
ting
gifts
and
candy
for
all.
Mrs.
Fred
Barber
headed
the
committee
in
charge
of
the
party
which
included
Mrs.
J.
Carr.
Mrs
J.
Comer.
"Mrs.
Harold
Johnson,
Dorothy
Evans,
Mrs.
Henry
Smith
Jr.
and
Mrs.
w.
Ricnaros.
.
,
when
she
reached
her
100th
birthday
recently.
LONDON
tt
Britain's
National
Farmers
Union
has
rejected
a
proposal
to
seek
a
president
for
1944
among
prominent
men
outside
its
own
ranks.
LOUGHBOROUGH.
Eng.
Q
W.
Collins
was
appointed
chalr-
W
Buckinghamshire
village
are
be-
man
of
the
Hosiery
Trades
Joint
the
equivalent
of
$1.75
j
Industrial
Council
Newbold
!s
a
knitter
at
the
farm
where
Collins
is
managing
director.
Christmas
and
New
Year
Greetings
from
the
STYLE
BEAUTY
&
BARBER
SHOP
Personal
attention
given
by
expert
operators
;
607
3rd
Ave.
West
(Next
Door
to
Royal
Bank)
PHONE
BLUE
81
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Wood
Fuel
Please
let
us
have
your
order
for
wood
fuel
at
once.
We
have
plenty
of
wood
on
hand.
Phone
your
order
for
wood
to
your
regular
fuel
dealer.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
PHONE
116
and
117
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5
If
V
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Shop
at
Wallace's
For
Your
Xmas
Requirements
A
Few
Suggestions
from
our
Extensive
Stock.
HOUSE
COATS
Chenille,
Quilted
Satin
and
Bengalincs
1
HANKIES
Boxed
or
individual
8.75
10
17
50
,35
10
1
50
GLOVES
Kid
lined
or
i
IE
to
1
TA
unlined
and
fabric
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HANDBAGS-
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to
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a
pleasing
variety
Fancy
SCARVES
and
Q
to
0
1C
HEADSQUARES
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TABLE
CLOTHS
and
C
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to
n
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NAPKINS
in
sets
JiJ
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pibloLZ.supsT.
1
75
10
3.50
jj
Vanity
Sets,
Runners
and
Squares
and
T
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Cushion
Tops,
to
LLJ
m
BRIDGE
SETS
1
to
4
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a
variety
of
styles,
set
BOXED
STATIONERY
to
T
7C
In
fancy
pack
'J'
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Men's
Ties,
Scarves,
Suspenders,
Shaving
Sets,
Gloves
and
Handkerchiefs
Christmas
Cards
boxed
or
individual
Christmas
Wrapping
and
Ribbons
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