ill
THIS
AND
THAT
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Friday,
December
24,
1948
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7j!A5!MQTHERS
ARE
AT
HOME"
FOR
with
...
Saskatchewan
Newspaper
Says
Eastern
Cuttle
TbefU
Small
Time
NORTH
BATTLEFORD,
gask.,
THEIR
DAUGHTERS
riy
Mrs.
C.
A.
Berncf
and
!
Mrs.
H.
S.
rrki
r
Joint
UvktensM
t
Home
of
Former
;
Two
well
known
and
popular
Pii
nee
Rupert
.iris
who
now
reside
in
Eastern
Canada
vet
gi'ests
of
honi;-
with
their
I
mothers
as
hostei.-.es
late
ves-
N
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9
Many
a
western
lip
curica,
in
scorn
when
recent
news
dis-'
patches
told
'
of
""'cattle
rustlers"
operating
In
eastern
Qutario.
Throwing
a
few
cows
Into
a
two-ton
truck
and
speeding
off
Into
the
night
Isn't,
io
the
western
view,
cattle
rustling.
It's
plain
theft.
The
North
Battleford
Optimist
expressed
western
thought
urn
of
th
YultUd
b
i
'
'
'
your
liiii
Chrislmeu
'
ijf
'
i
tc-day
afternoon
when
Mrs.
C.j
!
A.
Bcrner
and
Mrs.
H.
8.
Parktr
;
II
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C?C
I
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And
may
Iht
New
fear
be
i
I
A
oil
of
obvudani
good
,
If
J
PALE
DRY
when,
discussing
operations
of
cow
thieves
near
Cornwall,
Ont.,
it
editorially
took
to
task
those
it
Ale
were
at
home
in
th-
afternoon
j
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Berner
Pa-
i
ific
Place,
for
Mrs.
Robert
Win-'
hip
of
Niagara
Falls
and
Miss'
Leona
Parker
of
Ottawa.
Many1
guests
called
during
the
after-'
noon
to
meet
and
renew)
acquaintances
with
the
two!
charming
young
ladles.
.
ituxcs
mi
Any
ompany
Quarts
25c
plut
deposit
;RVE
COLD
who
term
such
overall-clad,
truck-driving
thieves
"cattle
rustlers."
In
the
view
of
this
weekly
newspaper
such
stealthy,
smalltime
thefts
are
"enough
to
make
an
old-time,
honest-to-goodness
eattle
runner
turn
over
In
his
grave
and
reach,
for
t
rope
to
help
string
'em
up
i
RANT
J
.y
rislinas
Happy
Day
hen
Rupert
Was
Young
"This
Is
the
living
room.
We're
having
it
done
over
in
Early
American."
.
Appealing
to
newspapers
and
bptimist,
Then
Daily
News
Recall
Some
newa
agencies
"not
to
help
muddy
the
pages
of
the
glorious
history
of
the
great
open
spaces
You
Saw
It
In
The
News.
censing
Uylaw,
the
city
council
held
the
last
meeting
before
Christmas
in
19U,
remaining
in
session
until
almost
midnight.
Two
strangers,
mum
It
ling
and
stumbling,
Mastered
in.
They
wanted
two
glasses
of
beer.
Mayor
Stork
gtntly
explained
that
the
council
chamber
was
not
a
bar
and
Aid.
Paltullo
piloted
the
thirsty
visitors
outside.
Stork,
Mrs.
Dawson,
Mrs.
Frank
sacks
at
one
time.
Mail
matter
Derry,
the
Misses
Hollby,
Mr.!
was
"piled
to
the
ceiling"
and
appy
Incidents
of
Pioneer
Yuletides
Davey,
Muss
Froud,
Mr.
Freud
by
dignifying
.
their
operations
as
cattle
rustling.'
'
"
the
Optim-
there
was
a
staff
of
twelv
"By
W.J
R.I
,
.
Mr.
Scott,
Mr.
.
Robinson,
Mr.
Wilford
and
Mws
Barber.
More
than
200
men
were
busyju's
editorial
continued:
at
dry
dock
construction
wher
j
The
wav
.
these
niddfln?
cat-
ere
always
was
time
even'
when
Prince.
J'upert
Lnv
to
maKe
me
mosuoi
.Lrmstmas
and
enjoy
cuhistmas
$n
Christmas
1913,
three
years
,tivai
to
me
iune.se
poviwe
extent.
.
e
niceties
of
an
older
and
more
discriminating
auht
have
been
lacking
but
it
is
indeed
oues-
steel
work
has
just
commenced,
ue
thieves
operate
would
brtn
the
contract
being
held
by
Poole
a
sneer
to
the
lips
of
a
ru,stler
&
Dean.
Scores
more
of
work-
0
the
old,
old
west
who
bad
m
were
busy
with
excavations,
1
any
pride
in
his
occupation
and
under
McDougall.
The
cement
reputation.
They
would'nt
know
chimney,
which
was
to
stand
185'
what
it
was
to
hand
over
a
The
council
made
a
donation
'
later,
reflects
the
steady
drive
of
$1,000
to
the
hospital
for'
of
progress
and
spirit
of
opU-
,e
if
anywhere
else
in
Canada
was
Christmas
!Chriilmus
inlsm
'hea
?rld
w
weM
un"
TOTEM
POLE
GIFT
SHOP
':
Vera
A.
Parsons
Vv
.
jj
.
f,,ru.irfi
to
with
more
renl
-
I
Tliat
Christmas
Eve
saw
one
imnsaoie
ana
inere
was
peace
feet,
was
now
up
60
feet.
thousand
head
of
steers,
make
imi
and
spent
with!vian
Guv
Phi
mis
Muripi
Pn
-!
lulnf'r
Sf,,,'ous
accident.
A
Swede;
on
earth.
Says
Trie
DaJy
News;
I
There
were
only
four
arrests!
a
real
clean-up
and
gallop
off
'
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4
"The
Christmas
OVi
fitst
ntr.
a
ontart
entertain
-
11
T
nanud
Eric
Eiicson
stumbled
at!
merriment
than
pst
and
more,
and
Jack
Humble.
Assist-
for
drunkenness
on
Christinas
1
to
hide-out
or
another
range
in
the
nrlv
rinve
1
;
ine
Koyat
uoiei
corner
ana
jeu
uieni
in
me
ivieuiouisi
vnurcn
lure
true
of
the
first
vear
ins
in
uPt,rvls,on
and
instruc-
heavily.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
treat-irtrew
a
capacity
audience.
Eve,
1913.
That
was
a
light
rrc-
with
the
sheriff
and
his
posse
ord
and
no
one
disputes
the
;
shooting
the
air
full
of
hole
...
.
mm
lion
were
mus
e.
Holibv.
Mrs.
fa
a
oatuv
Dasnea
neaa.
'lue
ueorce
waaaeu
arraneea
me
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M..r-
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statement.
'
behind
them."
victim
vicum
aiu
uiu
not
nui,
.spena
.swnu
a
a
werr
naerr
hub
line
proEram
uioKruiu.
iwiss
.auuii
u.o
imusnnd
eomnrisrri
the
D.
McLeorl.
Miss
Kwi,.
Mri.
......
.
...
i
Phritiia
nrcrnniftt.
Amnn?
Walter
J.
Cilhooly,
the
president
and
author
ol
.un
out
an
were
younn
:
ruipps,
aiuiu
vmisuar.son,
miss
"""'
-
others
taking
Hambltn,
Ted
r
much
alive.
Jewel
Carton.
Mrs
Hnn
hle
Mi.
I
The
Christmas
party
given
by
,
part
were
Mrs.
,
i
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
jar
vis
n.
MCLeoa
I
Ling,
Aies
wiapperton
anu
.
t,.
.
,!.(
working
and,
as!
A-
Suthciland.
Mrs.
J.
Mclntyrn
EARLY
BUFFOONERY
The
earliest
recotd
of
an
"April
FooLs
Day"
was
in
England
In
1713.
l
he
editorial,
is
a
doughtly
westerner,
albeit
a
recent
one.
He
icft
his
native
Ottawa
just
a
year
ago
last
spring.
to
members
of
the
Choral
So-'
Evans.
ckiy
at
their
home
on
Ambrose!
"It
ts
easy
to
see
how
quickly
j;,Uipaltiys
first
officiul1
ana
w-
Krr.'
approached,
there
were
j
The
Optimist
direct.'!
attention
Avenue
was
a
mast
happy
oc-!IYince
Rupert
fs
growing,
and
casion.
Among
those
present
,
now
this
will
become
a
city
of
liwd
short
of
money
tojlo
a
pacje
of
Christmas
susgest-
I
AID
FOR
CUT
FLOWERS
ANCIENT
HAND-PRESS
E.
A.
Woods,
homes,"
said
R.
L.
Macintosh,
...
'
i
X.
u
,
"
'
were
Mr.
and
Mrs
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Hamblin.
Mr.
'
post
master,
speaking
of
the
Drop
cubes
of
ice
Into
the
In
China
the
classics
were
cut
;
miliary.
;
iiiuiu
uuu
uukuicss
men
m-
..i.e.-
thrcugh
the
pages'
eluding
Martin
O
Reilly.
Lyncn
And
Mrs.
James
Carmichacl,
Mr.
1913
Christmas
rush.
The
Prin-
flower
va.se
to
help
keep
the
into
tablets
which,
were
printed
and
Mrs.
Hugh
Dunn,
Mrs.
i
cess
Beatrice
brought
in
130
i,wir
cooi
m
a
nuaed
room.
by
hand
in
175
A.D.
-
Opiiinist
in
December.1
ran
u.
n.ci)t
readers
of
totlay
an
Stalker
ii
Wells.
C.
B.
Schricber
;
;
who
were
here
and
what
&
Co-
c-
B-
War,;.
Oeorge
D.
!
I
.
.
.
re
doing.
Many
of
the
Tite,
J.
S.
Cray
&
Son,
R.
W.
;
will
be
recalled
by
ait
Cameron
&
Co.,
H.
B.
Camp-!
r.v
Of
course
they
are
be".
c-
Orme.
Julius
Levy,
j
io
many
others.
For
Mr
FrkzeU.
H.
Hoffman,
H.
&
'
.,,,
war
la
loni?
aeo
Wallace
6i
Co.,
Jabour
Biotlv
r..
j
OtceUnjci
at
CHtisttnasjntne
J
V.v
Optimist:
Sloun
U
Co.
Best
buy
tariy!
,
"WUh
unsparing
eneigy,
En-i
hrtstmus
spirit
was
i..p;jily
Interpreted
for
the
sign
&
Mrs.
Johnstone,
Cpta.n
Kerr
and
Lieut.
Wright
have
de
ii
of
First
Picsbyterian
.1
Sunday
School
at,
a
'.in
the
Empress
Theatre.
S'Tf
(iistrlbuted
from
the
voted
themselves
to
the
work
of
making
the
Salvation
Anny
i
Christmas
dinner
ttc
imcf
.s.s
it
baa
of
Sarta
Claus.
rdeserves
to
be.".
'its
taking
part
in
the
ks
ii
(
luded
George
Shaw.
Shrubsail,
Bobby
Waik,
Pjimoie.
the
Misses
Ncl-
Fifteen
thousand
sacks
of
mail
have
been
handled
he-re
this
year,
the
pioneer
newspaper,
predecessor
of
the
Daily
News,
si.-
iy
and
Dorothy
Cow-(
reports.
Frank
Moirl.son,
Ralph
I
Deep
ill
discussing
the
ti-
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
1948
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for
take
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of
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create
,
upon
,
onfl
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l1Ke
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moment
what
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At
(Slliriatmas
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It
is
a
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wf
festive
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,
reveri.t
a
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a
time
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3
of
nlin
Toward
,
,.,u
c-tate
stl
Tt
ts
also
a
.
Eartn
vrth;
,
Gd,wU
,
on
.
j....'.RhiP.
of
or
"Ftace
f
vmiie
f
or
trie
3
s
IP
fill
i
f
4
1
t
V
spirit
Ve"
worldt
the
sy01
lt
is
PP4
lut
TJ
v-wse
things
things
....ri
of
As
we
think
of
all
.tc
.
,
.
ood
thiiigi
that
we
would
it
is
int
f
a1
"d.
yours
a
hopaful.
3
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for
Ye
and
.
'
wish
you
this
Chf
iitnm,
f
we
cannot
help
but
feel
that
CordiaUT
Tours,
lentiineiK
is
inspired
by
i
Jl
your
lood
will
and
ftieodshio
1
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r
W
:
;
BiaJntaioed
dwougk
tle
years.
4
1
Thii
11
the
weson
of
ood
wU
to
be
hared
by
new
friendi
nd
old.
It
is
in
this
spirit
tht
we
extend
our
jincereet
wishe
or
very
merry
Chratnvai
to
aU.
3
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