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Wednesday,
September
25,
1916
CONGREGATION
HONORS
BISHOP
FOR
YEARS
OF
SERVICE
AS
DEAN
In
recognition
of
his
service
as
their
Dean
and
Rector
for
the
last
17
years,
members
of
the
.congregation
of
St.
A
n
d
r
e
w's
Cathedral
presented
Bishop
J.
B.
Gibson
with
a
specially-made
pectoral
Cross
at
a
social
gathering
in
the
Cathedral
hall
last
night.
The
presentation
was
made
by
Judge
W.
E..
Fisher,
who
is
senior
church-?
warden.
."The
cross
Is
of
silver
and
mercurial
gilt
with
a
ctniral
stone
of
lapis
lazuli.
Overlaid
in
the
centre
Is
a
ragged
cross,
symbolic
of
the
tree
on
which
Christ
suffered.
Four
fleur-de-lys
adorn
the
intersection
and
at
each
end
are1
three
interlaced
circles,
symbols
of
the
Holy
Trinity.
The
chain
is
an
antique
one
of
IS
karat
gold.
in
-making
the
presentation.
Judge
Fisher
said:
"It
affords
great
pleasure
to
the
congrcga-tloh
of
our
Cathedral
and
to
me
as
its
representative
to
mark
the
ending
or
your-'ong
term
of
service
here
as
our
dean
and
rector,
and
your
elevation
to
the
Blshop-rte
of
Caledonia
by
presenting
you
with
this
pectoral
cross
as
an
enduring
niomento
of
our
gratitude
and
esteem.
rThe
years
in
which
you
have
served
so
faithfully
have
had
thir
full
share
of
difficulty,
and
the
destiny
of
the
congregation
and,
indeed,
the
wm(-
community
has
hung
in
the
balance
often
for
years
at
a
time.
"The
years
of
depression
when
we
were
held
in
the
grip
of
paralyzing
economic
forces
were
followed
by
years
when
the
community
was
almost
.submerged
by
an
overwhelming
number
of
strangers.
We
realize
that
as
the
years
go
on
we
shall
have
cause
for
further
realization
of
the
part
that
your
own
personal
self-sac
rifice
and
devotion
to
duty
has
meant
in
ensuring
a
future
built
on
a
solid
foundaiin."
Judge
Fisher
then
handed
Bishop
Gibson
the
cross
In
its
case
which
was
lined
with
vcl-
I
vet
used
in
making
capes
for
the
Canons
of
Westminster
Abbey
at
the
funeral
of
King
George
V
in
1936.
The
cross
was
made
by
W.
Frank
Knight,
ecclesiastical
craftsman
of
Wellingborough,
Northhamptoiuhlrc,
Eng.
Mr.
Knight
has
produced
many
notable
nieces
of
ecclesiastical
ornament,
of
which
perhaps
the
mast
outstanding
is
the
famous
screen
in
the
chapel
of
the
Unknown
Warrior
in
Westminster
Abbey
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New
Goods
Things
are
still
far
from
plentiful.
We
have
a
few
of
the
following
at
present:
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LIGHTERS
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ONE
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STERLING
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"Ifow
quaint
the
minds
of
children
are!"
remarked
the
late
Jane
Addams,
of
Hull
House,
one
day
at
a
mothers'
meeting.
"One
New
Year's
Day
I
gave
a
little
girl
a
present
of
a
diary."
"This
Is.
a
diary,'
I
explaned
to
her.
'Every
day
you
must
write
in
it
a
record
of
how
you
live.
"The
little
girl
turned
the
blank
pages
of
the
book,
and
said:
"
'But
why
isn't
it
called
a
livery
Instead
of
a
diary,
ma'am.'
"
An
elderly
plutocrat
went
to
a
rejuvenating
expert
and
asked:
"Can
you
make
me
25
again?""
"Yes."
was
the
reply,
but
It
will
cost
you
$5,000."
"Can
you
rmike
me
18?"
"Yes
but
it
will
cost
you
$25,
000."
"I'll
have
the
operation
for
18."
Six
months
lcr
the
expert
called
for
his
money.
"Nothing
doing,"
said
the
patient,
"I'm
under
age,
and
if
you
say
I'm
not
I'll
sue
you
for
fraud."
Hie
employer
remonstrated
when
one
of
his
employees
asked
for
an
Increase
in
salary
on
the
Mr.
Knight's
wife,
who
is
associated
with
him
in
his
work,
was
formerly
Miss
Eileen
Rivett,
and
Is
a
niece
of
Alderman
Nora
Arnold.
Fran
cois
Lake
!
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RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
IsTRUCK
BY
TREE
AND
BOND
CLOTHES
Combine
to
Give
You
the
Best!
FRANCOIS
LAKFr-Percy
Kal-cr
came
very
close
to
being
killed
by
a
falling
tree
on
Friday
afternoon
when
he
was
driving
from
Burns
Lake
to
Francois
Lake.
It
fell
across
the
hood
of
his
truck,
crashing
through
onto
the
engine.
Kqler
was
badly
shocked
and
shaken
by
the
experience,
but
had
no
bodily
in;unes.
The
road
was
cleared
just
in
time
for
Marion
Keefe's
wedding
party
to
get
through
to
Burns
Lake
for
the
ceremony.
On
Thursday
morning
early
a
sparrow
hawk
crashed
into
the
plate
glass
window
of
the
Fran-cols
Lake
store,
smashing
the
window.
As
the
hawk
weighed
only
three
pounds,
he
must
have
been
going
at
quite
a
rate,
and
he
certainly
Isn't
alive
to
break
another
valuable
window.
On
Friday
morning
early
a
wind
got
up
suddenly
and
at
9
o'clock
Jack
Nicholson
had
a
phone
message
that
his
tie-boom
at
Fraser
Lake
had
broken
loose.
He
and
some
of
his
men
have
Eone
by
truck
to
gather
up
the
20,000
tics
again.
SHEFFIELD,
England
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During
the
war
Sheffield
University
students
worked
in
laboratories
three
shifts
a
day
testing
forgings
for
tank
parts
and
metal
sheets
for
steel
helmets.
MCKLIMS
MAKES
NEWS
LINESI
V
y
Bright
embroidery
will
laucy-up
your
new
dreis
or
put
new
life
into
your
old
ones
.
.
.
'Round-the-neck
deaigns
a
huge
shoulder
motif
or
in
any
imaginative
way
of
your
own.
Get
your
inspiration
from
THE
SIMPLICITY
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at
our
pattern
counter
today
I
THE
VARIETY
STORE
SIMPLICITY
TRANSFER
DESIGNS
ARE
15c
AND
25c
Chuckl
es
ground
that
he
worked
too
hard.
I
"Why,"
protested
the
employer,
"you
have
an
easy
time.
Look!
;
There
arc
365
days
In
a
year
(
Eight
hours
each
cay
you
sleep.
That
makes
122
days,
leaving
243,
Eight
hours
of
every
day
you
have
all
to
yourself.
That
leaves
121
days.
I
give
you
an
hour
for
lunch
dally
and
that
amounts
to
15
days
more,
leaving
100.
You
do
not
work
on
Sundays,
52
more
days
off,
leaving
54.
You
get
Saturday
afternoon
off
another
26
days,
leaving
28
days.
You
have
two
weeks
holiday
every
summer
and
you
take
about
a
week
off
for
sickness.
Only
seven
days
a
year
to
work
and
Christmas
Day.
Boxing
Day,
Good
Friday,
Easter
Monday
and
August
Bank
Holiday:
are
vnur!-
Whv
shrinM
I
give
you
a
raise?
You
owe
me
money!
'
The
farmer
had
been
com
plaining
that
he
could
find
no
old
clothes
to
put
on.
the
scare
crow.
"Well,"
said
his
wife,
hopefully,
there's
that
flashy
suit
Bill
wore
at
college
last
year."
"Don't
be
ridiculous,"
snorted
the
farmer.
"I
want
to
scare
the
crows,
not
make
them
laugh."
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Talks,
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who
is
director
of
the
Trans-Canada
network
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is
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of
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Canadjans
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to
attend
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of
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be
held
in
New
York
State
during
;he
latter
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of
October
under
the
sponsorship
of
Mrs.
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D.
Roosevelt.
Before
leaving
Xor
the
south,
Mrs.
Murray
Is
launching
the
fi-urth
annual
Citizens'
Forum
series
with
the
opening
broadcast
on
October
8.
It
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be
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every
Tuesday
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over
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stations
of
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Stock
Quotations
Sale
Thursday,
September
26,
1946
Commencing
at
2:30
p.m.
in
the
Clapp
Block
Opposite
Oivic
Centre
Building
To
dear
up
several
estates
I
will
sell
by
acutlon
the
following:
3
Electric
Fans;
Eldridgc
Sewing
Machine;
3
Buffets;
3
Dressers;
1
Range;
1
Barber's
Roll
complcie
(new);
Ford,
Fletcher
Safe;
2
Pool
Tables;
3
Studio
Couches;
Complete
set
of
Butlcrficld
Taps
and
Dies;
Trilifiht
Lamp;
Z
Gramaphoncs;
2
Round
Dining
Room
Tables;
Beds,
and
oddments.
MUST
BE
SOLD!
NOTE:
If
you
have
goods
for
this
sale
kindly
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to
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before
12
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Thursday
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among
M-O-M's
future
stars
a
girl
who
just
turned
19
last
fall
and
is
already
an
Academy
Award
nominee.
She
is
Angela
Lansbury
who
makes
her
latest
appearance
a.s
a
fiance
hall
queen
In
the
new
Judy
Garland
technicolor
musical.
"The
Harvey
Girls,"
opening
today
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Miss
Lansbury,
who
first
look
ed
at
New
York's
skyline
from
the
deck
of
a
ship
transporting
refugee
children,
from
the
Lon
don
blitz,
played
her
first
screen
role
when
she
was
17.
It
was
that
of
the
pert
Cockney
maid
in
"Gaslight."
This
startling
first
performance
won
her
critics'
recognition
the
country
over,
and
recently
garnered
her
a
nomination
for
the
best
supporting
role
of
the
year.
Today,
at
19,
the
young
British
actress
has
such
distinct
performances
to
her
credit
as
the
wide-eyed
youngster
In
the
throes
of
puppy-love
in
"National
velvet,"
the
tragic
young
actress
in
"The
Picture
of
Dorian
Gray."
and
currently,
the
rival
of
the
Harvey
waitresses
In
"The
Harvey
Girls."
"I'm
particularly
interested
In
mis
last
one,"
she
says.
"The
studio
set
for
the
early
western
town
of
Sandrocx
Is
what
I
thought
America
would
be
like
before
I
got
here.
Indians
and
cowboys
and
horses."
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Seal
of
Quality
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