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(By Forbes Rhllllel E

(Cﬂllllﬂfﬂlt Press Stall‘ Writcrl VANCOUVER. D11‘. 1b'—.»\s 11131] oss 11110 histoiy (Lini

f ' WCTM a siliiitrei" Eben 5 (co111pli' 11111 ' o1 11s l1ic a» 11 5. , S D r0111 shaiilji town l1'.1~ 1 becuiiic iii that century; 1i 1111111‘ AS , p011; a hietropclis Clillllllilg! 111,11 011 _ N i people in its groper 111m ‘. 1

A , of 1111i11y 11a.i<:11s crowd 1

AR Di 11.111 the commerce of 1l1e O CLAU Jhrtipoilcs 11nd 111C sub-Al ' iiizikt: ‘N oi 1110 ci ‘s harbor 11 11111111 111111;)"

oi iniiiic. The Lord blliyor of the grin‘ 1 port of Louiioii, the Eiuluri- e ‘with a1 his z" iue 111111 1r .

\\ IIATINIIII ' o1 L‘l\'l0 pre-cniilii ‘OIIUFL :1 M111- ..;:\ F‘_i__\_‘\_(_ __'_ 33 iCOllYCl‘ with his p. "e 111 the -.-;_ . .. . 1 .... . . . . .. ~.c— c—38c. do“ ,_

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l" 1 e11. 1c: 11.111 been

slc told of one ' aclvezitures. a few lllVTlSiOII

3 v Tciiilrlit at 9.00 PJI. GRJETTAN O’I.EARY'S BROADCAST C F C Y

OVGI’

(‘nrner of Grafton

we offer our

MlXl-ll) t‘

, days 1n

lweht to China. where she

l was to be shown to ' That satisﬁed him and ho would}

‘ceicbratiou <;i the Many 0.11111‘ gixitulaiieiis to Cauiiitlrrs 11 i erly niaiiiiiiiiil

l ‘euro Minis. _ 1 iiiier T. D. P-atullo o1 Uriiki

c1110.. sent t1

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b11111 a1i111:ersary' oi its iouituliig. Rt. Hon. R. B. lloiin t. oLic 11L)"

l opened he c.1111 111.011 Jul '

met ropol is

1' 1111i 1\ c1

—. From then on 1.11 Sepi. ’

rode. Miss Drucker J wild country" to the east

zige tribes in watercolors. For the mast part she was treaL-

111 11.111 urcat courtesy as she set 119181“ 311 A Lord hliiyoi"

.111 lier ewel while the almost nude mtivcs pa cl for their pictures. But cnc (lav 111st as she had fin- " .11 painting of a particularly ice 1:10 _, individual and l1a:l .~hawi1 him 1e ﬁnished work he 1on1; it away from her and started to "walk away.

She got 1t hack by shaking the Bratish flag under ‘h.s nose. 11c dropped the water color and r.1:1.

Returning to Addis Ababa Miss Druclzcr met the then proud em-l percr of the ELhiopians and paint- i ed 111111 in oils. She spent several the palace and met the cmpress. whom she considered a iery charging person. She said Haile Selassie expressed the hope

‘ the League of Nations would go to 1 tl1e rescue of his people.

From Ethiopia Miss Druckcr spent ‘_ several months making water col-. ors and painting all sorts of indi- , viduals. including many bandits,‘ She ivas treated \vi1li courtesy even 111 ‘the wildest sections of China,‘ she said. and she found the Chin-

ese variety of bandit very vain and

1 when. as sometimes happened, one

would ask to keep the painting she 118d mildc. she would indicate it “all China“!

walk away smiling _- without ghel

_ painting.

lbllnurulbn Llnlmrnt remove-l utnlnu.

NEW CASH &»CARRY STORE

and Weymouth Streets customer’s this sale of

bralion carrying 011 illthl‘ the accoihpziiizniri o! Ac Ls Ababa to paint some of speeches, the bl

> llie tramp o

. servativcly at $10‘

coiiziiiuetl.

The celeb

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formal

his part in the 1.111 by opciiin he C11

111b.t.on. L : over- the 1 leclion of Chi out of that co.

The jubilee 1 Vancouver's pregi" much of l3 11 depicted galil- 11sh Cariboo and 111111 roiis ical 11nd inzius. 1al 111v.

With but a brief . _ own, Vancouver cc e111 .- historiu HCIIHL)‘ where 1111 . sea-power o1‘ bpaui almost 121.11 til the Spanish flag on thcv 11l- Bntish Columbia coast 111 1 The energy; oi‘ Cuplaiii George V1111- couver in Clilllllill; the country fir Britain ended the‘ Spanish hope.» and the memory oi the great 11111-1- gutoi" was honored by the cit)‘ which bears his name. V I

A "prosperity" touch was Emil by an estimated 650.0110 tourists who spent some $19-000-000 in I119 D9110‘! from March to October, according to Vancouver Tourist Association estimate. At the same time the 51,-. 500,000 l2-storey city hall was be- ing raised O11 a. Civic promgia 1E0 and a start was made on two E101" traffic bridges. _

One structure to the south. 110195‘ the Fraser River at New Westmin- star, will cost $3,500,000 and 1s dc-

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‘111 tlzc Uuitecl States and south- Britssh Columbia.‘ The other, " the 111011111 of Vancouver l‘ at rFirst Narrows, will cost (10000. bring a \'ast. new resi- l area closerto the cityls cen- : 111d ultimate y. it is believed, 11pm 11p 111i immense mountain ]);\‘l'-lﬂll{l_ and mining area.

'l erc was an echo of Vancou- . celebration more tl11i11 1,000 1 es 111vay when Dawson City, Yii- l ROW r 1110111. Aug. 11-19 in Dis-l

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‘ i‘ti\l‘l‘_\' Day iesliadiies. commemor- 1 - i ' 111ml 1.11‘ iinrhng o1 gold 111 thc

Klondike 4O years ago.

‘ aiaiu-zs BUSINESS

DRESSING DOLLS

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec. 16- lCPI-Iiilllx Nclfy‘ Upp designedhei‘ first. 111.11 clothes when she was less iii -ii three years old. Now 11 moth- t‘! 1th two crown sons, she has fin iled a profitable business—anrl —111 (lressing dolls.

years ago Mrs. Upp accom- panied a neighbor who tried 111 vain

1 1 a dress for hcr daugh- turs- 11o‘. Stare after store report- ril it had 112110 i11 stock. Rzlurning . Upp fashioned several of s11. .'.1rd size and 1 ta the head of n depart- He bought them and . a11 order for more. Since tlien shc 1111s hzid more business 111 i she can 1111111111‘.

~ tylar. ivllli 1'1‘ approach of

‘. ﬂrc women lo :1 in tlie rapxcc of three ‘ll’! and sold mare than . Now she

-. will take "11s your although the d 111 the past has ' 'l‘einple oiltﬁls.

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" - . A picture like this will become u molt cherlahad poueulon a few yearn

hence. Begin your

HRISTMAS comes and Christmas

goes, year after year, each so much like the other, as we look buck on them, that, unless we are children, none seems to stand out iu our memory.

We know that tliere was a. Christmas tree and that, under- neath 11nd around it, were piled a miscellaneous lot of packages and that {he children had a joyful time opening them. But any details of the scene are usually too elusive to give 11B M1!’ Particular pleasure-that in, unless we are among those who do unt let Christmases go by without taking pictures of the celebration.

Tbono who customarily do this

possess precious reminders of scenes that are entirely different eucb year, chieﬂy because the principal actors in them, the children, grow and change. Ten years ago Baby Willie was ilellghied with a Jack-in- the-box but now it is young Master willia enthralled by his first elec- tric train. The picture comparison to! Willie on these two Christmas mornings is a joy to behold and, us the years g0 by, these pictures bo- crime more and more precious.

Now that indoor picture-taking has been so greatly simpliﬁed by tho invention of photographic flash bulbs and ﬂood light bulbs for use in 11m homo nt iimall coat, them

1m. 11116111111111“ Flowers Brings Taxpayer Kick

By EDWARD KENNEDY Associated Press i-‘weigu Staff OANNIE, Dec. 16—-(AP)—A

F‘rench taxpayer's prmest brought hast-y assurance from Mayor P.erre Nouveau tonight that he diint dig into the public coffers o! Cannes to pay for Wallis Wurfleld Simpson's Mowers. ' l, The Mayor sent lvtrs. 511111501! B 1 111g bouquet yesterday after a crowd .01 curious persons, attracted by the_ spectacle of the Duke of Wind.or's I betrothed buying stockings had .1nade necessary a detective escort its get the noted. shopper w her l automobile.- ‘ ;

Today, while Mrs. Simpson -‘ Imainecl at the Villa Lou Vlel. an 1 irate taxpayer informed the Mayor! ;he wasn't going l0 P81’ any 1110i‘,

taxes in the future if the money, was to be spent that way. l

Mayor Nouveau, summoning; newspapermen, explained the mon- ey came from his own pocket. 1

Cannes’ most famous. hair-dres- ser arrived at the Villa during the day to adjust the American divor- cce‘s much-pictured coiffure. A manicurist came along tco.

Guards will be maintained at the Villa. owned by Mr. and Mrs. 1 Herman L. Rogers, Jor an indefin- _ ite period, the host said.

Meanwhile, at the Cannes tefe- phone office a special operator was employed to handle Mrs. Simpzons

calls-particularly those to thel Duke of Windsor at Enzesfeld, Austria.

lvfrs. Smpson ordered her entire '. wardrobe sent here from Londoni today. 4

The Prince Of Life

1o Prince of Life. Thy Life hath ‘ tuned _

All life to wveeter. loftier grace!

Life's ccmmon rounds have wider- bounds

Sin;e Thou hast trod life's com- mon trays.

l0 Life oi‘ Lore! The Good Inte

, O God to 1111111 inadc evident-

All down the years, despite man's fears.

Thy Power is still omuipotent.

BANS SUNDAY CONE EATING

(Canadian Pres) CALGARY, Dec. lti—A winter‘ verdict that may l1ave its rcDer- i cussions next summer was handed ‘ doim by the Albcita Appral Court ‘ hcre. T111"- eoiut ruTed it, was lllclzai under an interpretation of thc Lord's Day Aci. to eat ire cream

cones on Calgary streets duriiizz the Sabbath Day. It is local to rell cones 011 11 Sitnday‘ but they mlift

be "consumed 011 the prcuiis l

l

picture record now.

seems to be no longer any excuse for camera owning families failing to make picture stories of every Christmas holidays good times. The tree alone can be taken with a time exposure by ordinary elec- tric iiglit illumination, plus the lights of the tree, but, of course, for real ' story-tolling pictures of Christmas. you want members of the family in them, pictures that call for split sec- oud exposures. For these the ﬂash bulb does away with any question of exposure time because the ﬂash is always about 1/50 second of iutense- ~ ly brilliant light, the picture being ' taken with the lens open. Almost any kind of camera that can be cat for "time" or "bulb" action can be used. - For taking a considerable number of pictures, however, the longer burning ﬂood light bulbs are lens ex- l pensive per picture. With an 126.3 lens or faster and with two or three of these lights burning iu n11 sockets or ﬂoor lumps, lnlplhotu may be taken at 1/25 second. If your camera. ls of the slower lens type or a. box camera, the illumination mult be more intense. But ﬂood light! for such camera are afco available. Another Christmas will noon be here. Why not take coma of these pictures? The possibilities are end-

less. no JOHN VAN CUILDER.

vVBlODMCIIL of the province. JOHN OXENHAM E. N. Luard, now lfving in England,

Canadian Bear Bubs ﬁonsigneii For B e I g i u m

MONOION, N. 13., Dec. '16- Three Canadian bear cubs from Quebec are destined to spend their Christmas far from their native raunts. The three passed through Moncwn today in charge of the Canadian National Express con- signed via Halifax to q zoo in Bel- gium where they will in future make their home. At Halifax the cubs will be loaded in the ship that wfll take them overseas to Belgium. when seen in Moncton the cubs did 11ot appear to mind their parting from their native soil for they were having a rather lively time of it in- side the large crate in which they were confined. Express trafiic at this season of is. very suggestive of Christmas time what with consign- ments of toys, fruit-n gifts, cut flowers, etc. “We handle quite a quantity of cut flowers und hol- iday tlmes, particularly at Christ- mas” stated F. M. Smith. Carmeli- an National Express superintend- ent here. “Some of these travel long distances. For instance, tndﬂy We bandied a consignment of cut flowers all the way from a point in

Ontario for the Christmas trade in :

St. John's, Newfoundland. The - flowers are packed in ice which pre- serves them during the Journey. The peak of our Christmas traffic will probably be reached this week- end," said Mr. Smith.

BURN MORTGAGE

(Canadian Press)

CALGARY, Dec. Iii-Pomp and ceremony attended the burning of a 22-year-old mortgage at the 35th anniversary of the Calgary Chinese Msslon. Thomas Underwood, founder of the mirslon, touched the match to the yellowed docu- ment which wus soon reduced to

‘ ashes. More than 150 spectators at-

tended the ceremony. ANCIENT SWORD PRESENTED

VICTORIA-(CPF-The provin- cial archives have been presented

m with the sword of Capt. H. R. Luurd. ,

who in 1859, came to Brlrsh Col- umbia. w.th the 4 Royal Engineer. and was prominent in the early de- Miss

sent her father's sword out. with s11- Pcrcy Vincent, 10rd Mayor of London, when he visited the Coast in August.

WORK HORSES IN DEMAND

(Canadian Press)

AIRDRIE. Alta., Dec. 16—A prof- it._ desp te a. heavy duty. can be made on shipping work horses to the United States, according to local shippers. A good demand is reported from Central Mississippi Valley .tates. The duty on Canad- ian horses crossing the border is $30 a head.

. Remember

friends in homes that hﬂPDY. Where Christmas comes laden with cheer, Where chiiihen are dreaming al- ready 0f the merricst time of the year: As you gather your darlings around you _And tell them the story of old. Remember the homes that are dreary Remember the hearts cold

Oh! are

that are

And thanking the love . blexcd you With all that is dearest. and best. Give freely, that. from your abun. dance bare little blessed.

that has

Some life n"ay be

Oh, Go where the stockings are eu-ip , Where Christmas is naught bub a

name.

And give-for the love of the Christ child,

"Iwus to seek such F.- these that He came.

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