Ptince
Ruperi
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Tuesflay,
December
i.
1953
Mission
Ship
Set
To
Carry
Yule
Message
To
Isolated
Communities
on
B.C.
Coast
Every
Woman
Welcomes
Gift
Of
Lingerie
re-
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Columbia
II,
too,
may
be
If
there
is
one
Christmas
gift
-
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nlaced,
this
time
by
a
smaller
vessel
Of
the
13.23D
miles
covered
by
the
Columbia
In
1952,
1,295
miles
were
logged
on
emergency
calls.
She
made
a
total
of
1,047
calis,
during
which
807
cases
wcrt;
"We
feel
we
cover
the
whole
life
of
the
people,"
said
Canon
Alan
Greene,
superintendent
cf
the
mission
and
brother
of
the
Columbia's
chaplain.
Talk
of
the
mission
ship
being
replaced
by
an
airplane
gets
little
sympathy
from
mission
authorities.
Storms
and
fogs
have
been
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
missionary
of
the
sea
which
plays
a
year-round
vital
part
in
the
lives
of
4,000
persons
along
the
lower
B.C.
coast
will
carry
the
Christmas
message
to
many
this
year.
From
inlet
to
ime;,
the
mission
ship
Columbia
II
.
brins
spiritual
and
physical
comfort,
to
loggers,
fishermen
and
settlers
In
some
225
isolated
communities
throughout
the
year.
treated;
Her
sister
ships,
the
John
Antle,
the
Rendezvous
and
that
can
be
given
to
any
woman
with
complete
assurance
that
it
will
be
loved
.
.
.
needed
.
.
.
and
thrilling,
that
gift
is
lingerie!
No
woman
fails
to
get
a
grat
lift
of
spirits
when
Christmas
morning
brings
her
a
lavlsh-with-lace
slip
or
a
glamorous
nij;htKOwn.
There's
no
more
wonderful
way
of
saying
"Merry
Christmas."
Si
H
f
m
battled
by
the
Columbia
on
mercy
missions.
Under
similar
bad
weather,
a
plane
would
be
the
Veracity,
travelled
6000,
5,383
and
476
miles,
respectively,
ihese
vessels
are
confined
to
mission
work
only.
Such
coveiuge
emails
an
annual
expenditure
of
$75,000,
but
she
is
especially
welcomed
most
of
which
is
incurred
by
KM,
i
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.
grounded.
''The
plane
lacks
the
personal
touch,"
added
Canon
Alan
Greene,
and
his
views
are
shared
by
Capt.
MacDonald.
The
first
mission
boat
w?s
launched
by
Rev.
John
Antle
in
1905
when
Columbia
Coast
Mission
was
founded.
It
voyaged
for
many
years
along
the
coasl
and
was
replaced
by
the
Columbia
II.
The
old
and
expensive
the
Columbia.
The
Community
Chest
of
Greater
Vancouver
bears
the
major
part
of
the
ship
s'
operating
expenses,
with
the
provincial
and
federal
go"-ernments
contributing
small
by
the
lonely
men
and
women
during
her
Christmas
rounds.
Skippered
by
Capt.
George
A.
MacDonald,
a
friencLW
70-vea'-old
Vancouver
man,
the
sturdy
100-foot
diesel-driven
ship
plies
from
Stuart
Isiand
to
Cape
Scott
at
the
northern
tip
of
Vancouver
Island.
The
chaplain
is
Canon
Hebcr
Greene,
a
veteran
missionary,
and
the
ship's
medical
facilities
are
directed
by
Dr.
J.
G.
Kempff.
In
the
tiny
chapel
there
have
been
weddings,
chlstenings,
confirmations
and
funeral
services.
"We
handle
hatches,
matches
This
year
shoppers
will
find
th
it
lingerie
has
soared
to-new
heights
(jf
Rift-loveliness!
Designers
hive
outdone
them-j
selves
in
this
field
of
fashion.
I
T'uey
liuve
capiurfcd
ne"'
sost-'
ments
of
the
rainbow
and
used
!
ihese
glorious
colors
in
slips,
'
Kowns
and
matching
panties.
On
display
for
gift-giving
are
i
lingerie
fashions
in
Jade
Green,
Lipstick
Red,
Mauve,
Sun
Yellow,
as
well
as
the
beloved
pas-i
tels,
dramatic
black,
and
ever-;
popular
white.
;
Lace
is
used
with
sucn
a
generous
hand
that
gift
slips
and
grants.
The
balance
is
provided
through
church
contributions
tnd
private
donations.
F
A
B
E
Sailor
Lost
From
Queen's
-
err.
Escort
Vesse
T.
VCHOHS
VISITS
the
children
of
Holland
before
the
i-uhr
ix
e
25
observance
of
Christmas
and
In
Toronto
the
i
imn
is
curried
on.
At
a
baity
of
Dutch
families
the
old
hi
i
i
ailed
Kiiiterklaas
in
the
Netherlands,
with
his
servant
'
.
!:
giv.s
a
present
to
five-year-old
Marianne
Kershaw.
says
a
crew
gowns
have
a
trousseau-lovelv
j
and
dispatches,
look.
Tills
lavish
use
of
lace!
member.
The
ship
is
one
of
fou-
oper-pted
by
the
Columbia
Coast
Mission
of
the
Church
of
Eng
ABOARD
SS
GOTHIC
(CP)
A
note
of
sadness
has
touched
this
ship
carrying
the
Queen
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
across
the
calm
Pacific
on
their
Commonwealth
tour.
land
in
Canada.
i
Many
mercy
missions
are
i
undertaken
by
the
48-year-old
Fnda.v
night
a
seaman
was
lost
Columbia.
Last
she
'
logged
year
overboard
from
tne
New
7,ealand
emei
gciii-jf
cans
lut
aiumic.-o
added
to
the
luxurious
beauty
of
the
nylon
sntins
and
crepes
rssures
a
truly
thrilling
Chrisl-
mas
for
the
fashion-conscious
;
woman!
'
Robes
for
gifting
'are
being
shown
in
styles
from
the
very
flattering,
full-skirted
hostess
powns
to
pert
short
robes
de-tiined
to
top
slim
at-home
panls.
Fabrics
are
many
and
varied,
but
the
quilted
ones
In
mtin,
printed
rayons
and
cot-
:
tons
still
lead
in
popularity.
A
new
look
In
sleepwear
is
the
old-fashioned
one!
Printed
rhiUis.
straight
from
Grand-
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i
.
te
a
W
m
xmas
I
and
accident
cases.
"Calling
the
Columbia"
Is
a
frequent
call
over
the
ship's
radio-telephone,
coming
from
the
coastal
districts
dotting
the
reeky
island
shoreline.
She
makes
nine
six-week
cruises
ft
year,
and
only
once
has
she
suffered
a
mishap.
In
naval
escort
vessel
Black
Prince
which
that
day
had
relieved
the
British
cruiser
Sheffield
as
escort.
The
Gothic
turned
about
and
joined
the
Black
Prince
in
a
fruitless
search
for
the
20-year-old
sailor.
Searchlights
failed.
to
find
any
trace
of
him
in
the
choppy
season.
The
Queen
sent
a
message
to
the
New
Zealand
naval
board
ma's
day,
Is
the:
biggest
news
i
1948
she
piled
onto
a
reef
in
in
nightgowns.
Tiny
sprigs
of
I
Warner
Bay
and
was
laid
up
Violet:
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superb
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choker.
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Stoles,
.dyed
in
many
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Qj
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shades.
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$199.50
j.'fi
Fur
Collar
and
Cuffs
to
add
a
note
of
i
v.mn
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t.
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a
lilt
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wd
in
rovr
hondbeg
ptrfunx-filled
Fabergett
8
new
golden
shtath.'..
iprtodi
0
precious
path
of
perfume
when
you
ttr-r-roko
it
en
your
slua
in
your
fovorit
Fabergi
hthion
dogrami
3.00
r
4:
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warm
fabric
give
these
gowns
a
'
Capt.
MacDonnld
has
been
'
expressing
sorrow
at
the
mishap,
ouaint
charm.
They
are
styled
j
with
the
Columbia
for
17
years
j
Sunday
the
Queen
and
the
in
a
Ions-sleeved
gown
with
a
)
With
him
he
has
engineer
Bob
;
Duke
watched
as
a
New
Zealand
lace
or
eyelet
ruffled
yoke
and
j
McCrca,
Jack
Owens
as
cook,
I
naval
chaplain,
Rev.
O.
F.
Sen-lace
at
the
tiny
collar
and
i
rnd
Bob
Anderson,
deckhand.
!
lor.
was
transferred
from
the
ruffled
cuffs.
Off
the
main
deck
is
a
two-
!
Black
Prince
to
the
Gothic
to
Fbwer-sprigger
flannelette
is
I
bed
hospital
equipped
with
ex-;
conduct
morning
service.
the
runner-up
in
popularity
for
I
rmination
table,
dental
chair,
j
'
;
these
fashion-appealing
winter
drugs
and
surgical
instruments.!
NOTE
OF
GLAMOUR
gowns
tht
are
sure
to
be
big
Only
minor
operations
are
ncr-j
Want
to
give
your
Christmas
gift
hits.
formed.
Serious
cases
are
taken
dinner
standbys.
new
tang
and
These
old-fashioned
s
t
y
1
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i
to
hospital
at
Alert
Bay,
the
rest?
Try
these,,
unusual,
flavor-clghtpowns
are
available
in
i
Columbia's
home
port.
225
miles
ing
tips
and
note
the
pleased
niothcr-and-daughter
duos
that!
northwest
of
Vancouver.
Reaction!
Add
ground
almonds
would
make
a
doubly-thrilling
j
There
are
recreational
com-
to
your
hard
sauce
for
Christ-gift
Idea.
i
forts,
too.
There
is
a
reading
mas
puddings
u
.
.
sprinkle
rai-
Full,
beruffled
petticoats
have
;
room,
much
used
by
lonely
set-
sins
in
creamed
onions
for
a
rever
been
so
imaginatively
1
tiers,
and
a
movie
theatre,
'
dellciously
different
flavor
.
.
.
iilyled
cr
so
colorful
as
this,
where
various
films
are
shown
tpark
your
cranberry
sauce
e.u's
l
ift
Mlfi-Uui.
'
;
during
visits
to
upcoast
ports,
j
with
a
touch
of
port
wine!
rr'
luxury
uj
sweaters
r
f.
r,
and
blouses.
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Is
introduced
for
the
first
time
to
two
persons
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I'Misraphically
on
his
doorstep.
It
didn't
take
Manielar
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h
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b.iby
boy
long
to
get
to
know
the
man
in
the
red
suit
and
,
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v!ilskT.s,,Thc
two
Eskimos
met
Santa
in
a
Winnipeg
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alter
being
flown
south
from
Coral
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miles
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fragrances:
Woodhue,
Aphrodesia,
Straw
Hat,
Tigress
and
Act
IV
1.90
to
5.50
FOR
THE
KIDDIES
Schaeffer
Pen
and
Pencil
Sets
from
Waterman's
Pen
and
Pencil
Sets
...T.
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from
Leather
Shaving
Cases
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from
Nursery
Rhyme
Bubble
Bath
Novelty
Soaps,
from
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Faberge
Candy
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14.50
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Dorothy
Gray
Combination,
White,
fa
98c
79c
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49c
2.fHf
85c
1.00
.
1.50
..
97c
.
1.98
Rawhide
Oblong
Trovel
Case,
fitted
Ronson
Lighters
from
6.00
Gayiord
Stick
Deodorant
:
1.00
Baby
Hot
Water
Bottles
Circus
Bubble
Baih
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Babvland
Box
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Baby
Need
Box
Brush,
Comb
and
Rattle
Set
Yacht
Club
Shower
Soap
Ducky
Family
Set
of
Bath
Toys
Quilted
Rubber
Crib
Pad
1.50
Other
Makes
..
from
2.00
Wrisley's
Spruce
Bowl
Double
Deck
Playing
;
Cards.::
2.00
from
Cameras
and
Flash
Sets
from
9.40
Remington
Contour
Electric
Razors
.
..
26.95
Lilac,
Nosegay
or
Golden
Orchid
2.50
to
3.00
Coty
Perfume
Swans,
boxed..
2.50
Nail
Polish
Kits
75c
to
6.00
Botl.ettes
69c
and
1.35
Winter
Wise
Lotion
and
,
Purse
Stick
1-50
Bronnley's
Lemon
Soap,
3
for
1.00
Gift
Soaps,
large
assortment,
from
65c
Chanel
Number
Five
Perfume,
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with
DuBarry
Cosmetics..
J.au
3
Leather
Purse
Kit,
(Dnrothy
Gray)
13-00
Leather
furse
Kit
(Dubarry)
12.50
Leather
Sewing
Kit,
(DuBarry-.
--
,5-00
Lovely
Coty
Xmas
Sets,
including
Colognes,
Perfumes,
Soaps
and
Powders
3.00
to
14.50
Hclcnt
Rubenstein
Combination
j
Sots
in"
White,
Magnolia,
Heaven
Scent
and
Command
2
Performance
1.90
to
5.00
"
Writing
Sets,
leather,....
from
3.25
Lantern
Novelty
Candle
........
1.15
Beer
Mug
Novelty
Candle
3.10
Bath
Soaps
75c
and
1.50
Hair
Brushes
from
1.00
CIGARETTES
AM
makes.
50's.
flat
:.,
82c
Shaving
Brushes
from
1.25
5
;
Pocket
Wallet
(Special)
...
......
.
98c
from
6.00
Si
Yardley's
Shaving
Bowls
.1.50
?
Lonvin
Arpege
Perfume
4.00
FOR
THE
HOME
Party
Wick
Candles,
2
to
a
box
1.39
Giant
Carol
Snowball
Candle
1.90
Giant
Carol
Rope
Candle
3.75
Carol
Tulip
Candle
1.15
Carol
Square
Candle
,
69c
to
3.75
Christmas
Table
Napkins,
Rkt
20c
Christmas
Tablcrlotb,
Special
29c
Christmas
Tree
Ornaments,
Special
59c
Clear
Cello
Wrapper,
Special
-
15c
Christmas
Hollv
Candles
2
for
89c
CHRISTMAS
CARDS-BOX
of
50
1.39
Box
of
36
.
97c
Box
of
21
7
95c
Box
of
14
49c
BOXKD
CHOCOLATES
all
makes
50c
to
4.95
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5
Yardley'
Bowl
and
Shaving
Lotion
3.25
Yardley's
Lotion
and
Shaving
Cream
2.35
Seaforth
Shave
Bowl
1.75
Seaforth
Bowl
and
Lotion
1
.75
Gayiord
Shave
Bowl
1.50
Gayiord
Shaving
Lotion
.:
1.50
Faberge
Perfume,
.
All
fragrances,
from
3.00
Jewelite
Hairbrushes,
from
....
2.50
Jewelite
Purse
Kit,
Brush
and
Comb
1.50
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