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to the- people. of British Columbia are as follows:
. “Families all over the world are united at this yuletide

season in thanksgiving | for the blessings of Christianity,”
he. said.

We ‘of the large and growing British Columbia family,
coming now. to the close of. our centennial year, are partic-
uiariy aware vf the material bencfits, gifts from a generous
providence, which have rewarded our Christian faith, courage
and unity over the last 100 years. .
- "As. we resolve in the new year to continue steadfastly
along the path of peaceful prosperity, I extend: to all- the
members of our British Columbia family and to all men of
good will wherever they may be,. my most sincere greetings
of the season.”

Premier Bennett extends —

sincere Yuletide greetings.

VICTORIA o '—Premier ‘Bennett's Christmas

greetings

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WONDERLAND—This is how an eagle will see- luxurious Royal
Alpine Hotel when it is completed at the 6,000-foot level on Mt.
Garibaldi, 35 miles north. of Vancouver. Skiing,” skating, swim- .
ming or just viewing ‘the breath- -taking panorama of the coast

mountain’ on the world’s longest aerial gondola tramway.
European investors Propose spending -$5,500, 000 to make this
one of the world’s finest resorts.

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The fact that she wins twice-as much as they do takes
most of the authority out of their criticism. Actual-
ly she is just as liberal as the next player, both in bid-

 

ding and play.

One of her principles, which °f hearts, led the jack of hearts
occasionally draws-fire from her; ‘from the board and let it ride
detractors is this: She wi'l not;¥hen Mr. Heinsite
take any risk for an extra trick Cover. If Mrs. Keen: won with
until her contract is absolutely | the queen and led.

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FOR YOUR FRIENDLY
PATRONAGE DURING
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Fram Bill Noble & Staff

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imend. Theself-styled sporty or
player who
would risk a slam contract. for
an.extra trick worth 30 points
(adverse odds of almost 50 to 1)
is not'a gambler at all. He’s a
sucker.

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Opening fead: ap ey of spades.

In today's ‘deal, Mrs, Fusty
had several choices as’ to the
handing of the trump. suit.

no Naturally she
chose the course

    

that offered the
least risk,

The opening lead
was the trey of
spades. One line of
play would he to
discard a dlamond
from dummy and
Ict the ace of
spades win, This
would se, up your
king and also preserve dummy's
trump holding. However, it

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Mrs, Fusty

‘the mercy. of your ability to
guess the location of the queen
of, trumps-—about a 50-50 shot,
Mrs. Fusty wanted better odds
than that.

What about ruffing with dum-
my's deuce of hearts and then
banging down tho ace and king
‘of hearts in an effort to drop
‘the queen? Or, you could “ut
the sj)nde, cash the aco of
henrts, then lead the Jack and
lot it ride, But If elthar of theso
plans falled, the contract would
‘bo down at once because the
-onomy could cash a‘sprde tric,

Mrs, Pusty found a better plan
that any of these, Shoe ruffed
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spade, dummy could: ruff with
the ace of hearts. Mrs, : Fusty

rest of the trumps and claim
six-odd,

Her method, involving a first-
round finesse, gave up some of}
her chances for winning all the

tricks, ‘but ‘it practically guar-
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GREETINGS!

Now that Christmas is here once more, we would
like every one of you to know how much we Have
appreciated’ your business in the past. Although
we have recently been overtaken by misfortune
with the recent fire which has destroyed our . |. .
premises, we extend’ to you our welcome in’ our
temporary residences in the New. Year, and hope
that you will be good enough to bear with us
during our period of readjustment. In the mean-
time, to All our Customers, and Friends We wish

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