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last night two new members
were initiated into Rebekah
Centennial Lodge 40 by Nobile
Grand Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson.
Accepted into the order were
Mrs. George McLean and Mrs,
James Ostapowich. Bo
The lodge also completed
plans for the annual Christmas |
tree :party for children of the
Independent Order of Odd Fel-
lows and the Rebekahs to be

held in the Valhalla hall Wed- |

nesday, December 18 at 7 j.m.

At the conclusion of the bus-
iness meeting lodge members sat
down to a turkey, supper., In
charge of the refreshment com-
mittee were Mrs, W. J. Gilbert,
Mrs. William D. McDade and
Mrs. W. H. Mcliroy.

Serviteurs were Mrs. Vernon
Ciccone, Miss Alida Johnson,
and Mrs. LesHe Brain,

During the supper Noble
Grand Mrs. C, J. Wilkinson as-
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Santa Claus and handed every-
one a gift. The two newly-init-
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“WANCOUVER «( — George
Christian Hanna, known. as the
‘man without a.country” when

many countries, has enrolled in
the Vancouver school board's
class for new Canadlans. An. or- |
der for his deportation was ruled

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There are some real time-savers for you at the ,
BANK OF MONTREAL. Here you can get gay _ {Roosevelt Park elementary, will be one of the featured are i

make both pleasing and practical gifts. And,

for the youngsters, 1 can think of nothing better to give’ than a
Savinds Passbook — especially designed to appeal to children of
all ages — with a nice balance inside. It’s a sure delight in its
noliy-deckcd Yuletide cover. Why not visit your B of M branch
today? See if you don’t shorten your gift-list in a hurry.

ONE SECRET OF A GAY, LIGHT-HEARTED Christmas Season
is to have scrumptious food ready to serve

family or friends at any hour of the day
or night. Like the superb LIPTON -ONION
SOUP — ready as soon as anyone says
“Pm hunery!”? Add boiling water to a
package — boil tor a few moments and <°
you have a really exciting soup. Top it
with squares of toast and grated cheese;
use it in your sauces, gravies and stews
for richer flavor. And of course be ready
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applause!

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the day well.
coren! and my first choice is RED RIVER
CEMEAL! Just serve it to your family — and
see bow delicately flavored it is with its expert
blending of cracked wheat, rye and flax. Quick
to cook — inexpensive too, as it costs only about
® cents a serving. H your men-felk do heavy
work, RED RIVER CEREAL will help provide
energy needs, It's good for sedentary workers
and older folk too, as it gtiards regularity. And
for youngsters? == Ils a delight to wateh them,

Most doctors recommend a_ hot

Ready for Yule Concert .—

Anniversary. |,
Time. oo, | The Christmas season will not. Roberts said today that there;
re : pass in Prince Rupert without a will be no-reserved seats. Tick- |
Folks a ee ‘carol festival it was announced ets are available at Deeths Phar- |

| today. [acy and :Orme's. Drugs and

‘lowing city church services, the tarians.
| Prince Rupert Rotary club will! All pr
i stage a Christmas carol concert:
‘in the Civie Centre. ‘

Christmas Cheques and Money Orders. -Es- | schools
Need a : ” yarn . ° rangements schéduled for the:
pecially “packaged” for the occasion, they = |" “program | chairman Charies| 90-minute program.

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Success Despite Weather

While it was taining outside, the inside of St
Peter’s Anglican church hall at Seal Cove was filled
with Yuletide festivities yesterday afternoon when
the Women’s: Auxiliary afternoon branch held a suc-

cessful pre-Christmas bazaar and tea.
Proceeds from the event go to-
wards the renovation of the hall| attended by Mrs. Victor Morri-
and to pay for the newly-purch-| son, Mrs. A. S. Martin, and Mrs.
ased organ. - Wilfred McLean. At the sewing
Incumbent Elaine Bulmer] stall were Mrs, Daniel Sievert,
opened the bazaar and president; and Mrs. J. P. Kurdziel.
Mrs. John Prince received the| Attending the candy counter
guests. : were Mrs. E. T. S. Moore, and
A huge. decorated Christmas Mrs. John Manheim. Mrs. Thom-
tree dominated the hall which|as Glenn was in charge of the
was decked with red and green | fish pond and sale of soft drink.
streamers. Cedar boughs The junior auxiliary featured
wreathed with red ribbons cen-| a counter of home-made candles.
tred idivadual tea tables. . Directing the kitchen were
The homecooking table was] Mrs. H. V. Tattersall, Mrs. James
ne Gemeente | Mellor, and Mrs. W. B. Skinner.
READERS Serviteurs were Mrs. William
, McLean, Mrs Percy Hudson, Mrs.
@ Rotary Christmas Caro! Con- A. G, Dailzell, Mrs. Frank Hicks
cert... Rotary Choir, 3 school and Mrs. Prince.
choirs . ... This Sunday at nine Cashier was Mrs. E. H. Moore-
in the Civie Centre. Adults 50c,| HOUSE.
Children 25c, Tickets at Orme’s.
| Decth’s. or any Rotarian, (291)
| @ UF.A.W.U. Christmas Party,
| Saturday; December 14th, 2 p.m.,
‘Annunciation 2.uditorium. All
registered children please come.
. (291)
, ae Ls : @ Sons of Norway Whist Drive
FRENCH AMBASSADOR AND FAMILY—Jean Desy (seated), © and Dance. Friuay, December 13. |
Canadian ambassador to France, is shown with his wife Jean .8 pm. so (297)
(left), son Jean Louis and daughter, Mariel, at their official | . ; Ay.
residence on the rue du Faubourg St. Honore in Paris. A native | he ae tinea ipo8)
of Montreal, Mrs. Desy joined the external affairs department | ae a o Me
in 1925. He will soon open a $750,000 office block in Paris that
will serve as the nerve centre of Canadian’ diplomacy in
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