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KITCHENER,
Ont.
Seven
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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VA
v
children,
from
three
to
13
years
Wednesday,
December
20,
1950
of
age,
patients
In
the
Freeport
sanitarium,
donated
$15
to
the
I
Red
Cross
from
sale
of
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mas
cards.
They
asked
that
the
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oi
Austin,
Texas,
a
restaurant
tprhiio
Honoii-.n
xprt
u
1
donation
be
earmarked
for
tna
consultant,
said
In
an
Interview
he
said,
"jitterbugs'
make
W
Crippled
Children's
fund.
;
here
the
best
v
"
remedy
for
flat
feet
best
waiters
and
waitresses.
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B-
Hachey
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Tetraultvme,
Que.,
aet
hJmrtlf
a
Holy
Year
pioject-
frnfhi
lftheNatiVityscene-
Imltatln
"ass
matting
covers
the
stable
floor
of
the
e'
The
lnsWe
ls
palnted
t0-
"""We
the
walls
of
a
stable.
The
walls
themselves
nuJf''eoncuimu.
Ttra
roof
Is
of
straw
and
the
front
is.
LWhu
u
I
SPrUCe
treeS-
At
nlght
a
revolvie
l'ght
casta
a
flow
similar
to
the
Northern
n'":"
,
"achfy
made
cement
replicas
of
small
figures
obtained
from
his
church.
It
took
700
u
"ni'
,
lirf
ngures
01
the
humans
and
animals
shown.
Christmas
musir
for
the
display
Jed
his
huis-e
to
a
loudspeaker.
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There
are
nearly
1.000,000
com-mercial
vehicles
on
British
highways
in
addition
to
passenger
cars.
There
Is
No
Christl
Pitli
lest
vviiere
f
77
ere
Is
No
Christmas!
1
he
good
will
and
patronaire
By
RT.
REV.
JAMES
B
GIBSON,
Bishop
of
Caledonia
As
year
succeeds
to
year
the
customs
wVnVh
havp
:iti
Seaaoifs
M
',,
It
is
our
sincerest
wish
that
long
si
V
after
Christmas
Day
It
gone.
I
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(
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)
you
may
enjoy
Its
abundant
-
S
f
IJ
I
P'easures
"""
on
memories.
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throughout
the
New
Year
"C
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may
there
come
to
you
all
the
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precious
things
of
life-Health,
""-V
VipVh
&iif?r'l,
I
Happiness,
and
Enduring
.
f7
'
Friendship.
.
n
-
fleIson
Bros-
'
IS'
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Ikx
Fisheries
A
L
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Lid;
grown
up
around
the
joyous
festival
of
Christmas'
accorded
us
by
our
friends
these
jmany
years
are
worthy
indeed
of
:our
sincerest
wishes
for
a
Joyous
Christmas
and
a
Happy
New
Year.
m
i
I
f
i-cyuuiu
tio
exacimj
as
to
become
burdensome
to
many
whose
hearts
are
bigger
than
their
purses.
It
is
a
sad
travesty
of
the
season
of
"glad
tidings
oi
great
joy"
when
the
present
method
of
its
observ-i
an-c
lncrcafts
rather
than
-
.
.
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bhavn
&
Hanson
Lfil
Maij.
Christmas
'
and
the
New
Year
be
'Tne
advance
of
commercialism
e
"
t,nerue
sPirlt
,th,e
"
is
the
of
fel-,
threatens
to
rob
rmr
mlioinn
nf
?eason-
seasn
lOWShiD
and
fripnrtlinpse
thi
i.s
true
value.
1
bright
with
happiness
put
aside
our
differences
and
join
together
in
a
spirit
of
devotion
to
our
one
Lord
and
Saviour,
the
season
whose
happiness
depends
upon
cur
hearty
goodwill
to
all
mankind.
Thank
God
for
such
a
season
which
calls
men
back
from
wrangling
and
dispute
to
the
feet
of
the
newborn
Babe.
We
say
that
times
have
changed
and
this
is
inevitable.
;
Perhaps,
dm
ins
the
last
decade
or
lo.
thsv
have
chanjed
more
rapidly
than
uiual.
Has
Christmas
changed
too?
In
some
respects,
yes.
The
carefree,
ligh
heartetl
Christmas
cf
childhood
days,
when
inta
loomed
larje
in
the
little
liffc,
when
thf
Christmas
hymn-,
the
Christinas
t,nmes
and
above
all
the
for
yen.
.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
M
(Joe
Scott
)
"
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,
Christmas
r.ie-sa;2e
combined
to
j
nivc
m
tho
-e
happy
exp-rier.cos
Ik
Christmas
Piayer
1
the
memory
of
which
can
nev
be
effaced
from
thp
mini)
i
By
GRACE
K.
STICHT
A
star
shone
down
on
quiet
fields,
.
.Lo,
many
years
ago,'
To
le.l
men
that
the
light
of
Truth
Was
there
to
heal
earth's
wye.
That'
light
of
Truth
still
shines
today,
In
spite
of
hate
.and
greed,
To
comfort,
heal,
and
s.rentneii
men
'
And
ever
rrieet
their
need.
this
h;vipy
C.tr.ctraas
s.;irit
Ifp
m
sr
-Die
a?
tj
be
a.
mo
t
out
of
reach.
i
ruri,
ant.l'j
i';
is
th-
t
i:ti"
"ClirLtmas
as
it
always
wis.
j'lnere
can
be
no
Christmas
,
A.icre
there
15
no
Christ
and
(where
Christ
is
the
Christmas
i
f
p.rit
always
retgjw
in
the
heart.
The
sa:nc
truth?
as
of
old
rin?
out
with
the
Christmas
tells
for
"Jesus
Christ
is
the
same
yes-
terday,
tocl-jiy
and
forever.
In
fpitc
of
w
ais
and
rumors
of
wars
Jit
Is
still
the
season
of
peace
fi
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A.
A
ana
i'cottM.1.
In
mmmm
rip-
So
at
this
hBly
Christmastide
.otioii
to
the
liabc
of
Bethlehem
men
who
are
dividpd
in
almost
Let
each
one
Pus
to
pray
.iv.
r.l.n.iH,
p
-n
finrt
th,.m.o!c
inat
men
vlli
open
wuie
jx:
thought
fiends
our
wishes
of
one
mind.
Men
and
wimen
can
join
in
worshipping
th
'
To
see
this
light
today.
From
the
Christian
hmu
Christmas
and
a
A'ew
ti-y
Child
whese
coming
biojkht
unto!d
blessings
into
a
Science
Sentinel.
troubled
world.
We
must
not
be
fcJlAi
s,.t;Sia.3iss,r.5
'is.
bcun'ifnl
success
and
good
health.
TOM
PESUT
uir1
STAFF
Ocean
View
Hotel
I
V
I
,
.The
Holiday
Season
affords
us
the
opportunity
to
express
our
appreciation
to
our
many
friends
for
their
good
will
and
thoughtf
illness
during
the
past
year.
.
!
;
,
And
with
this
appreciation
goes
our
wish
for
a
memorable
Christmas-one
that
will
be
abundant
with
good
cheer
and
good
health
followed
by
a
New
Year
of
contentment
and
good
fortune.
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Merriest
ChrUtma
you
NvJ'
have
ever
known-
I
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1
Th!
Happiet
NeW
Yer
I
Wfl
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'
j
'f
you
have
ever
spent
I
!
fii
And
day
msi
wilh
A
Jtft'''
'
A
ft
brightness
of
good
cheer
"
f
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andcontenU
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From
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'sit-kW1"
PAT
.WALTER
h:
ond
BILL
ViJfl
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1
W.
F.
Stone
Ml
Philpoii,
tviil
&
Co.
Lid.
xtend
to
everyone
our
warmest
wishes
for
a
Merry
Christmas
and
a
New
Year
of
.good
prosperity
and
the
happiness
of
many
FROM
THE
STAFF
OF
THE
B.C.
CLOTHIERS