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Friday, December 24, 1954,

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QUIETS KNITTERS

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By The Canadian Proas

; | Religious themes are best gel. :
‘Jers... snow and mistletoe have :
ost none o! their popularity ,
ithe habitant still taps the maple |
wy | tree,
ii) Once again ine iraditional, the
lreligious and the truly Canadian '
reign as the favorite subjects for :
, What too often turns out to be a
‘postmarked reminder of a fvleng:
forgotten — the Christmas card,
But none of this means the in-
idustry is hitched Ught to tradl-

% Bea Lillie |
in New Hit

2 LONDON (CP)—Beatrice Lillle,
described by a British critic’ as’
“one of the few hysterically fun-:
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Christmas C ard Favorites"

tion. A new look js apparent, .printing,. Brilliant colors are
There is the distinctive work ‘used. This firm, like Bede House,
-of artist Mattiyn Paton of as started by a woman, Avs 8.0. fe.
;Guelph, Ont, a-neweamer tn tho /Fyshe .
‘eld whose modernistic religious CARDS FOR BLIND |

‘cards in line drawings are pve) Braille Christmas cards can |
‘duced by Lacia of Quiebe, | be bought for the blind. Foreign :
The angels she paradey across 4 language cards are uvailable fi;
ther cards march out of sfey with Toronto. In Pollsh, Russian
‘tradition. They are curly-haired, Ukrainian, German and Tlalian, |!
button-eyed and not in the last; : "The trade reports undee the:
‘spiritual. ‘heading of miscellaneous Infor.
A striking simplicity in celog- ‘mation (hal Ontarto buver:
and design features cards being ‘choose their cards for what they

produced by the Toronto firm o2 ook Uke on the outs side rather |
Bede House, operated by Clare:

Slater. The company’s forte
religious scenes makine use of

just three basic colors —- biue, greetings while casternery choose
red and yellow, ‘he must formal messages, ‘To- |

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of Montreal are distineuished by:ed exrds than Canidliuns alse-! -

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“spell, , and the stkesereon proves of ealln cards.
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back to Britain in. what is vir-
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daleema and Nation,’ called
ithe. show “one of the vichest

‘evenings ihe present theatre of-

Milton Shulman, formerly of
‘Torento, wrote in the evening
standard of Miss Lille’s long
of “familiarity breeds content.”
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to say: Thank You for your
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Mr, and Mrs, Hugo Kraupner and Staff .

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surrounded by all whose love and Irlendship you cherish.

  
 
 

   

IDEAL CLEANERS and LAUNDRY

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“Christmas echoes once more throughout the world,

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