a
foreigner.
Not
that
he
hat
or
despises
the
passenger
shit
Prince
Ruperl
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News
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.....
Saturday,
December
9,
1950
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uimr
resources
of
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food
and
of
life
in
Christ
and
h
c,
,
;
God.
And
should
be
abi
to
live
.
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with
the
cheerful
Insouciance
0;
unHt
!
1"
As
I
See
II
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SATURDAY
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Rev.
Basil
55.
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St.
Andrew's
Cathedral)
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Carrier.
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Week.
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Munth,
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Year,
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CATHEDRAL
4th
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St
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8
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JACKETS
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ln
and
PARKAS,
BOYS'
WINOBkEAKIRs,
fr0cl
i
j
I
came
across
a
man
a
few
months
ago
who
made
By
ELMORE
PHlLPOTT
PEACE
ARMY
ACTS
ONE
OF
THE
MOST
hopeful
omens
of
all
these
ominous
times
is
the
way
that
the
peace-keepers
FOR
THE
UDIES
L.niF.S
UfMiFr;....,..
,
.
Christmas
Cards
ONE
of
the
problems
of
sending
a
Christmas
card
is
how
to
sign
it,
says
The
Printed
Word.
She
aid
you
sign
only
your
first
name,
or
your
last
.
..
...
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uiixiurM
k
nu-wool,
nom,
paj;
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BAITIST
6U
Avf.
E
at
Valine
St
Mliiuu':
Rev
PteJ
Antrohu
(Green
8U)
FIRST
PRRPBYTFRIAN
4tb
Avemi
East
Rev
E
A
Wright,
D
D.
1
Green
982)
i
an
interesting
comparison
between
the
Christian
and
j
the
seagull
He
was
thinking
of
a
flock
of
gulls
fo!-
!
j
lowing
and
travelling
with
a
passenger
steamship,
j
jThe
gulls
occasionally
perch
on
the
ship
itself
and
i
j
steal
.
a
ride.
They
live
on
the
food
of
the
ship
that
is
j
thrown
away.
But
they
do
not
I
I
First
Presbyterian
Church
need
10
ride
the
ship
twau,e
J
TABLE
(LOTUS
4
servietti-t
A
En-
Were
up
to
$4
00.
No
u
t
name
too?
If
your
first
name
is,
say,
Louis,
and
you
sprang
into
action
in
the
I
face
of
the
great
new
war
MUST
I'MTCI)
3
dtu.
Ave
Wt-rt
Re.
l
Q
Swtx-r
(Grwa
613
1
SHOP
AND
uiey
can
Doth
iiv
and
sit
on
the
)
water.
Also
they
do
not
need
the
ships
food
for
they
have
other
mm
t
fce
1
SAVE
AT
1
Th!r.k
for
a
mon-.rr.t
cf
the
I
JMIL
ship
as
the
world
of
people,
gov-
t
mr
....
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1
City
Of
Prince
Rupert
FILL
r.OPKL
TtBKRNACLF
-
203
6th
Ave
West
Pa-iU-.r:
C.
Faxct
'
Services
11
a
m
and
7
30
p.m.
Sundaj
School
12.15,
(Grewi
331)
BAI.VATIO
ARMY
Praaor
IUtt
CO.:
Capt.
W.
PoulU-n
Directory
Class
2
30
p
m.
Sunday
School
SOU
P
m.
aUac
MNi
T.
F
L-S
M
TMKKA
-
Sin
Ave
at
McBrlde
St
Pastor:
K.
Boll
and
,
.
(Black
6101
ernmenu.
Industries,
societ.es
and
so
on.
The
Christian
pur-takes
of
all
this
living
and
doing
but
he
Is
taught
never
to
consider
himself
an
Integral
part
of
St.
Anything
he
does
which
appears
to
be
for
the
good
or
his
neighbor,
the
good
of
the
staU.
his
duty
as
a
oen
Is
actuany
NOTICE
P
F
TDAtCir
errm
.
.
.
y.
Pi
LUU
la
i
igf
threat
from
the
Far
East.
j
i
India.
Britain
and
Canada
in
about
that
order
of
effective-
i
ne&s
tlvew
their
combined
weight
into
the
struggle
far
saving
the
peace.
i
It
is
worth
noting
that
not
one
ot
these
countries
could
have
I
done
the
whole
job.
They
worked
!as
a
team.
Their
teamwork
was
jail
the
more
effective
because
it
!
was
unplanned
in
advance,
i
0C0
j
India
has
influence
with
all
Asia,
including
Red
China.
Thai
;
:
India
could
and
did
get
thirteen
j
Akiii
nations
to
sign
a
joint
petition
to
Red
China
askin?
hei-'to
halt
her
advancing
armies
a:
the
38
parallel.
Britain
lias
key
influence
with
,
Europe
and
in
his
talks
ith
!
President
Truman
Mr.
Attlee
was
admittedly
speaking
for
the
S
whole
western
part
of
that
continent.
j
Canada
has
key
influence
with
!
231
Fourth
Ave.
East
uuiie
in
uoraience
w
some
ouw
The
following
traffic
regulations
rt
mm
m
will
be
rigidly
enforced
on
and
aJut
Detw.r
Ui
Ui
Parking
on
both
sides
of
Thi'd
Asn:a
h
McBr'.de
Street
and
Seventh
Strtn
is
one
hour
between
the
hours
of
9
as.
,:,.
5
pa
except
Sundays.
(2
Parkin
fur
iUt
ntlm
.v.
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright.
DD.
'law
and
authority
which
is
both
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
'
higher
and
other.
Thus
it
is
that
John
Currie.
statesman
and
ail
those
who
art-
Sunday,
December
9.
1950
primarily
concerned
with
the
Morula
Workup
U
bVack.
world
itiwif
or
any
part
or
a.sp;
ct
Subject:
"A
Momentous
Qut-s-
of
it
can
never
complete-ly
truM
Uua"
j
the
Christian
or
rely
upon
his
Sundaj
School
12:15
obedience.
This
is
why
we
have
ST.
PfTI.R"
ANULU'AM
Seal
Cove
.Sunday
Si-hot.;
ilfXi
am.
Evening
Prayer
"i
Xu
p.m.
(Blue
327
sign
that
alone,
the
recipient
may
not
be
sure
which
Louis
you
are.
He
may
wonder
if
this
is
a
card
from
Louis
S.
St.
Laurent,
or
Joe
Louis,
or
the
Louis
who
keeps
a
book
at
the
pool
room,
or
whether
it
is
a
card
from
Louis
Quatorze
that
has
been
delayed
in
the
mails
since
Queen
Anne's
war.
On
the
other
hand,
if
you
add
your
last
name,
which
is,
for
purposes
of
this
learned
study,
Zilch,
the
recipient
may
feel
that
Louis
Zilch
is
too
formal
a
signature,
the
addition
of
the
surname
erecting
a
vague
barrier
between
the
two
of
you.
There
is
also
the
diificulty
of
handwriting.
Yours
is
easy
to
decipher,
of
course.
But
consider
that
fellow,
Bill
Williams
along
the
street.
Nobody
can
read
his
handwriting.
It
doesn't
matter
whether
he
signs
Bill
or
Bill
Williams,
it
all
comes
out
to
Krwzgkq
and
Bill's
"card
remains
a
mystery.
For
some
extra
money
and
trouble,
he
can
have
his
name
printed,
as
many
do.
This
makes
everything
clear
and
saves
signing
a
lot
of
cards,
but
it's
impersonal.
A
solution
is
to
print
the
full
name
and
then
sign
the
first
name
under
it.
Many
"
plan
something
like
this,
but
few
g-et
around
to
it.
Then
there
is
the
problem
of
the
recipient's
name.
After
all,
this
is
for
Christmas
and
the
other
fellow
should
count
for
something.
A
few
industrious
folk
start
away
back
in
July
to
figure
out
a
card
with
a
lot
of
material
about
themselves
on
it,
a
family
photograph
or
cartoon
or
a
poem
about
their
doings.
This
will
get
attention.
But
the
recipient
is
likely
to
be
as
wrapped
up
in
his
own
affairs
as
the
sender
is
in
his.
So
the
card
that
will
ring
the
emotional
bell
is
one
that
concentrates
on
the
receiver.
If
you
have
more
than
two
or
three
friends,
such
concentration
will
be
a
ioh.
It
is
crpt.ti-no-
lata
RK.ti
a
aiPtiT
629
eth
Ave.
E.
.
Blue
803
PaUnr:
Ret.
Letmard
A.
Thiirp'
'
n
.
...
v..w
v
i..fc
.m
vi
UK
:.r
uqy
on
Second
Avenue
and
in
front
oi
Ae
C.tj
l
Fulton
Street
Ls
rcsirk!ed
to
U
mk
bnwt:
hours
of
9
a.m.
and
5
p
m
daily
rv?,
f
x
;m
3
Vehicles
proceeding
in
a
tonne!
Evenii.g
Service
7
30
witnessed
a
persecution
ami
C.O.I.T.
Candlelight
Service
suppression
of
the
Christian
under
direction
of
Mrs.
H.
Cal-1
religion
in
some
parts
or
the
derwood.
world
in
our
tuue
and
are
'ifcely
Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
!o
witness
!t
again
anywhere
and
to
Keep
It
Holy."
tat
any
time.
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation;
The
Christian
is
i
ke
the
sa-to
viators
to
worship
with
us.
'gull.
He
doesn't
real'y
tvlontr.
It
'her
next-door
neighbor.,
the?
.
.
!
US
A.
Thus
M
Leste
-
Pear-
j
Chrishon
Science
Society
Jsons's
speach
calling
for
-talking
Second
Avenue
West
Sit
out"
and
net
shootinz
it
out)
prinr
RU,rt
rrince
Kuperi,
a.
r
w.
(,
v0a
rhin
t
the
f-r.hi-i"
I
McBrld?
Street
shall
not
make
ie!t
Wwi
ui
intersection
of
McBride
Street
and
Third
swa
Branch
of
The
First
Church
of
touches
to
the
peac-makin?
Ui
V,.
.....t,i.,
t
J
.
...
ir
i
jjui
ivuig
ia
auuwru
I'-iteyt
io
noa
itnQ
OUst
i
Christ
Scientist,
In
Boston,
Mass.
.effort.
Hays
Cove,
Circle
from
Seventh
Aw.at
Es.
it
y
Avenue
East,
nor
on
Sixth
Avenue
Eist
tat
Cove
Circle
to
Hays
Cove
Avenue.
II.
I.
TH
4IX,
City
Orlt.
FiiRl
United
Church
CJ6
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Ret.
Lawrence.
Q.
Sieber
11:00
a
m
Morning
Worship
j
WHAT
WE
still
do
not
know
,
is
whether
Red
China
is
willing,
J
to
taiic
real
peace.
It
irny
be
;
jthat
the
leaders
of
World.
Com-;
mur.Lsm
have
decided
on
a
policy
,
.
is
true
that
h
eats
the
same
food
fas
other
people
and
is
serve
by
the
same
social
arrangement
jbut
you
should
never
be
able
to
j
coerce
him
by
taking
away
either
his
food
or
his
privileges
1
because
he
U
not
serving
state
or
industry
for
wages
but
doiit?
.
whatever
he
does
by
virtue
vi
Sermon:
"Whan
Jesus
Was
Born."
Subject
of
Lesson
Sermon:
CHRIST
JESUS
Services
Every
Sunday
at
11
a.ra.
Sunday
School
Convenes
at
,
11
am.
Thanksgiving
Service,
Monday
11
a.m.
Wednesday
Evening
Meeting
Second
Wednesday
of
Each
Month
at
8
p
m.
Reading
Room
Open
Wednesday
and
Friday
from
2
to
4
p.m.
,
of
creeping
aggression,
and
are
determined
to
"shoot
it
out";
wherever
they
have
a
chance
to
win
something
solid
by
shooting.
If
that
is
so,
the
sooner
th-
all
,
face
the
terrible
,
truth
the
better.
-
But
24
hours
after
Mr.
Pearson's
great
speech
there
is
still'
,
wards.
And
death
he
regards
las
a
merciful
release
from
a
1
place
where
he
has
always
been
viiuurriis
oiory:
me
anep-h-erd
Who
Did
Not
Go."
Anthem:
"We
Would
See
Jesus."
Turner.
Mil
,
TT
,
.
.
t
real
hope
that
the
shooting
in
you
read
this.
However,
you
can
get
by
with
just
'
Korea
may
be
ended-and
the
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship,
Sermon:
"A
Light
to
Lighten"
Anthem:
"Shadows
of
Evening."
Baker.
COME
TO
CHURCH
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS:
at
First
Church:
ail
at
11:15;
at
Con-
peace
makers
be
.
given
chance
to
fake
over
where
tne
t:-.
The
Pioneer
Druggists
war
makers
have
failed.
IN
EARLIER
ARTICLES
I
have
frequently
expressed
the
opinion
that
we
will
never
get
a
world
war
three
of
the
character
of
the
wars
of
1914
and
1939.
True
some
fool
government
or
cruel
gang
of
rulers
may
start
such
a
war.
But
side
by
sidle
day.
India
too
would
sooner
or
laler
be
compelled
by
the
logic
of
facts
to
line
up
with
the
western
democracies.
But
what
most
of
all
rules
out
a
Hitlerite
adventure
by
the
mea
in
the
Kremlin?
In
my
opinion
it
is
not
the
U5.-heId
atom
rad
United
Hall,
all
at
1
p.m.
Buy
'Xmas
TB
Seals!
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
bombs.
It
is
the
certain
know-
with
the
vast
war
armies
which
ledge
that
the
Russian
DeoDle
Is
CHRISTMAS
IS
COMING
now
exist
there
is
what
you
could
and
would
do
again
what
,
Be
an
Angel
Buy
Christmas
might
call
the
invisible
army
of
they
did
before
1917
bring
the
Seals."
peace.
Just
as
this
army
spran
war
to
an
end
by
refusing
to
"lnis
s!an
which
epitomizes
into
action
to
restrain
even
our
fight,
and
by
so
doing
overthrow
the
8ir't
of
the
coming
ChrLst-good
friend,
the
United
States,
the
government.
ma
Season
and
is
contained
on
from
dropping
us
all
into
the.
r5n
the
very
Seals
themselves,
mean,
VANCOtVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
3
p
m
Chilcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
4LICE
ARM.
STEWART
AX1
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun.
II
p.m.
FOH
NORTH
Ql
EKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin,
Dec.
1
and
15
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin,
Dec.
8
and
22.
9
p
m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
563
PHONI
w
,
'
V
V
!
9
i
LET
US
BAKE
YOUR
CAKE
abyss
of
total
atomic
war
so
too
FAR
FROM
BEING
A
TIME
exactlv
what
It
says.
For
th-s?
the
invisible
army
exists
in
every
of
hopelessness,
this
Hs
a
time
liny
Cnstmas
stickers
are
rta'.ly
ORDER
&m
NOW
Ml
the
name,
like
Ethel,
but
don't
mix
her
up
with
Annette.
.
,
The
list
is
the
other
major
problem.
A
good
many
people
don't
get
past
the
difficulties
of
actually
procuring
cards
and
actually
getting
them
off,
somehow,
by
around
Christmas
time
or
the
next
year.
These
people
don't
get
so
far
as
having
time
to
ponder
the
fine
points
of
the
salutation,
the
signature
or
the
list.
Ah,
the
list!
Where
is
it?
You
had
a
list
last
year,
a
list
that
started
out
neatly
and
ended
in
scrawled
names,
without
addresses,
on
odd-sized
scraps
of
paper.
If
you
locate
this
list
you
are
doing
better
than
many
of
your
frantic
card-sending
competitors.
The
list
itself
is
a
remarkable
thing.
It
omits
some
of
your
dearest
friends
and
includes
some
people
whom
you
wouldn't
recognize
on
the
street
but
with
whom
you
have
been
exchanging
cards
for
years.
One
name
on
your
list
you
think
of
as
belonging
to
a
child
until
you
recall
that
he
has
been
elected
a
Board
of
Trade
president
or
some
such
thing.
It
is
hard
under
the
Christmas
pressure
to
keep
up
with
the
lives
of
all
the
people
.on
your
list.
But
it
is
worthwhile,
deeply
worthwhile
to
you.
Toiling
despairingly
with
the
cards
and
envelopes
and
the
out-of-date
addresses,
trying
to
remember
the
first
name-of
the
second
eldest
Williams
boy,
one
may
for
a
little
space
give
over
thinking
so
profoundly
about
oneself.
And
that
is
Christmas.
CAK
country,
including
Russia."
when
ail
men
of
goodwill
should
"uel
m
amgui.se
lor
the
sick
be
filled
with
new
courage
and
and
sufferin8
cf
Brttsh
Colum-SUPPOSE
STALIN
AND
CO.
thn
hiehest
.
Wa.
were
like
Hitler
and
Co.
(which
Granted
that
we
live
in
th
Money
raUed
by
the
tale
of
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
I
have
never
believed.
Or
sup-
most
fateful
days
in
the
whole
fefls
g,oes
en:i
lnU
anU"
history
of
mankind.
The
forces
turcutosa
work
in
this
prov-
.,lVlUlil
oose
that
the
leaders
of
Red
SiiSj.s.aisi.MkJUsit1"'"
I
China
rejected
the
offer
to
talk
of
evil
are
pushing"
mankind
to
incf
and
ln
past
years
hunlrefs
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a
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out,
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In
that
event
all
the
peace-
The
Peace
on
Earth
of
which
and
the
diseas
ltsc"
nas
teen
makers
who
teamed
up
to
try
to
the
angels
sang
1950
years
ago
!oWPd
down
b
this
verv
ca-ivert
world
war
would
have
no
is
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For
WINTER!
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but
to
resist.
Britain
it
is
being
born
in
the
hearts
and
laLi
year:
as
ChrItma
time
'.nd
Canada
would
surelv
be
in
minrf
nf
m
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rolls
a-ound
so
rapidly.
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cornea
every-
uch
a
world
war
from
the
first
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again
1ak3
on
their
t.-emendous
importance,
because
right
now
i
they
ere
needed
as
badly
as
they
:
have
ever
been
before.
The
fight
against
tuberculosis'
has
been
intensified
greatly,
and
eventual
victory
seems
assured
,
against,
but
vigilance
cannot
b
(relaxed
now.
Medical
report!
!
show
that
the
deatn
rate
has
;
j
fallen
each
year,
but
they
also
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show
that
British
Columbia
is
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j
third
from
the
bottom
in
death
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Check
your
Furance
and
Chimney
Now!
We
have
the
most
modern
vacuum
equipment
for
cleaning
furnaces
and
chimneys.
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884
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
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YOUR
FURNACE
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unbTUFDM
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POWER
CO
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from
TB.
This
means
that
B.
C.
has
to
fight
and
fight
hard
against
a
disease
that
kills
more
of
our
people
than
all
other
communlc-
;
able
disease.
And
it
means
that
the
residents
of
this
province
have
to
be
very
much
behind
the
whole
program
to
stamp
out
tuberculosis.
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Christmas
Seals
are
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PRINCE
RUPERT
PHONE
210
Nothing
is
as
embarrassing
as
watching
the
boss
do
something
you
told
him
couldn't
be
done.
HANDMADE
GIFTS
THE
ever-present
problem
at
this
glad
season
of
the
year
is
"what"
to
give
and
"to
whom."
If
you're
the
"last-minute
shopper"
type
you
probably
have
a
lot
of
fun
getting
your
gifts
together
although
the
weeks
ahead
of
Christmas
Eve,
your
shopping
day,
may
be
filled
with
apprehension
and
a
strange
sense
of
foreboding.
Very
often
those
who
leave
their
shopping
until
the
last
moment
do
so
through
a
sense
of
inadequacy.
They
are
completely
unable
to,
decide
what
old
so-and-so
would
like,
because
"We
can't
give
him
a
tie,
we
gave
him
a
tie
last
year,"
or
"Don't
give
her
a
book,
she
has
one!"
These
few
words
are
directed
to
such
people,
in
a
sincere
effort
to
help
them
"over
their
dilemma.
Practical
little
gifts
that
can
be
made
at
home
at.
low
cost
will
bear
the
added
charm
of
the
personal
attention
which
a
handmade
gift
always
has.
K
,
i
,;,
It,
tractive
and
are
almost
becam-ing
essential
on
all
Ch
istmas
parcels
and
gifts
because
they
perform
the
double
duty
or
reminding
us
of
the
spirit
of
'-XT
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FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAV
Open
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w
-v
r.
a
Christmas
and
protecting
us
aaainst
one
of
history's
grimmest
diseases.
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for
YOUR
Xmas
shopf'
So
this
year
we
all
can
ds
angels
by
buying
Christmas
Seals.
f'
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t
f
Save
Time
Louis
Honore
Frechette,
a
French-Canadian
poet
who
diel
in
1908,
was
also
a
lawyer
and
Member
of
Parliament.
if
-to
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it
Cash
your
cheques
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jeweller
WINS
IN
UPSET
Dismissed
by
the
London,
Ont..
police
commission
several
months
ago.
former
city
detectiva
Allan
J.
Rush
was
elected
mayor
of
that
city
in
an
upset
victory
over
the
present
mayor,
who
Is
a
member
of
the
commission
which
dismissed
Rush,
and
now
becomes
a
member
of
that
same
commis;
ion.
Here
the
new
mayor
is
carried
on
the
shoulders
of
his
supporters
after
his
victory
was
announced.
(CP
PHOTO)
George
Conk
U
..TDti
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
"Therefore
if
any
m&n
be
In
Christ,
he
U
a
new
creature."
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