Today The Star Shines
~as. Brightly as It Did
~Two Thousand -—
Years Ago
Heralding The Birth of the PRINCE OF
PEACE. So we are confident that peace

shall soon reign again throughout the
war-distressed world.

Today we cannot say “Merry Christmas—
But we do wish you a Hopeful Christmas,
and that Joy that will come with Victory—
and a world united in the brotherhood of
mankind.

David Spencer.
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MONTREAL, Dec. 22 —“Trafie is heavy on’ every
part of the.Canadian National western lines,” said Alistair
, K.C., vice-president. of. the system, on his return to
Montreal after an extensive business tour of the Prairie
Provinees and British Columbia. “The movement of this
traffic has been an outstanding achievement, of which we
are very proud, and it could only be accomplished with the
splendid co-operation of the public, which has been most
generously afforded. Travellers understand the position

and have made allowances for any difficulties which have
Shippers, too, have helped tremendously by load-
ing freight cars to capacity and the prompt manner in
have expedited a quick turn-around, enabling
the railway to get maximum use of all equipment.”

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100 Cords of First Growth Fir Wood

$9.00 in woods or $11.00 per cord delivered
in Sidney area. After December 31st this
wood will be offered for sale to dealers out-
side this district.

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‘CONTEST NETS..$21.45 .
GANGES, Dec. 22: — The sum —

of $21.45. was realized by a con-
test conducted by Mrs, A. B. Elliot
for the benefit of the Ganges Red
Cross Unit. ‘he prize, a 15-Ib.
turkey, donated by Hubert de
Burgh, was won by T. M. Ryan,
Ganges Harbour.

LITTLE BOY RAISES $55
GANGES, Dee. 22.-—Little six-
year-old Donald West of Vesuvius
Bay has sent in another $11.15 to
the Ganges Unit of the Red Cross,
miking a total of $55 raised by
him during this year by
flowers from his garden.

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HAPPIER CHRISTMAS FOR
THOSE IN HOSPITAL

The Red Cross will make Christ-
mas happier for approximately
2,200 men and women of the navy,
army and airforce, who have the
misfortune ‘to be in service hospi-
tals in British Columbia during the
festive season.

Each will receive a gift bag of
the traditional green and = rw
Christmas net. Tt will contat a
Christmas cracker, a card of good
wishes, package of cigarettes, two

handkerchiefs, a chocolate bar,
bag of peanuts, an apple, an

orange, wash cloth, and a packet
of razor blades. In bags intended
for the 75 girls, a tube of lypsol
will replace the razor blades.
These supplies were packed last
week by Red Cross volunteers at
the Provincial Red Cross ware-
house in the Marine Building and
sent to the 15 Red Cross branches

- nearest the service hospitals, these’

being Vancouver, Victoria, Prince
George, Vernon, Chilliwack, To-
fino, Bella Bella, Boundary Bay,
Patricia Bay, Sea
Island, Port Alberni,
pert and Terrace, ~ ;

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pital Visiting’ committees will fill ©
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the patients - in« hospital —~-take...*
them.in person, arrange Christmas:
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Mr, and Mrs. D. Jackson wish tor - i.

th ank. their. many friends for. nets
of kindness and letters of sym:
pathy received in the loss of their
son, L.-Cpl. Stephen Jackson, who

_ Was. killed in action December 6..

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Busy Fingers
Doing
War Work

Hundreds of British Co-
lumbia telephone oporators
are doing an important war
work by handling calls at the
switchboard ls,

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aeroplanes and: other essent+
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Avmy, Navy and Aly Foree.
They are vital to ‘the ARP.
They handle the calls that tell

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