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â€" ON BOARD WITH THE SEA CADETS : Aimost thirteen years ago gour Skipper was appointed to a nmew destroyer which was RBeing built at the famous John RBrown‘s shipyards in Scotland. He thought to himself ‘How wonderful, a new ship!" The Skipper soon realized when he reported on board that there was a terrific amount of work to be done before the ship was ‘In all respects ready for The general public often thinks that as soon as a ship is launched she is ready for sea and action Far from it. Once launched there then folâ€" lows a long procedure known as ‘Fitting Out‘, during which time almost the entire ‘insides‘ are installed. BUT HE‘S ONLY TELLING LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS! HE‘S TELLING THEM ALL TO GOâ€" TO JAIMETS TO f FILL _ THE EMPTY SPACES ON THEIR ~£~# SHOPPING LISTS 100. 102 SNantaKnmnows... . by the Skipper KING ST. w. FOR APPOINTMENT KITCHENER PHONE SH. 2â€"1936 & qfi .8 EYES EXAMINED APTOmETRIST, _ Delight The Children 2M On Your Christmas ~A List With Any Of A :~AWide Range Of Games * Pen & Pencil Sets STATIONERY SUPPLIES J. C. JAIMET & CO. LTD. * Stationery â€" For Everyone Yes, we have new quarters in the old Superior Box Facâ€" tory building _ on _ William Street in Waterloo . . . but it is the bare hull only, in the form of an area of floor space on the third deck. The entire fitting out procedure has yet to be carried out. We will need partitions for dividing off the class rooms and desks in these class rooms. The whole place will require a thoroughly _ good _ scrubbing and painting. We will be needâ€" ing doors and other furniture and fittings. In fact there is a tremendous amount of work to be done before the Skipper and his crew will be able to take over the ship and conâ€" tinue to serve the youth of the Twin Cities through Sea Cadet training. Any volunteers? Any ofâ€" fers? Any groups interested in helping us with this very worthwhile project. K _ so please phone the Skipper at his cabin at SH 3â€"2865. Thursday, December 1#th, the annual Christmas party because as you read on the front page of last week‘s is sue, there is to be a new ‘Ship‘ for the Sea Cadets. CHESS SORRY MONOPOLY SCRABBLE The Skipper mentions this THE WATERLOO (Ontario) CHRONICLE will be hbeld on board n‘c.s.-['rmn for al the crew. Al)llnud for what should be a C.C. Warspite, with plenty of|cadets are urged to be on | wonderful evening. SUITABLE FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST. * INTERESTING * EDUCATIONAL * ENTERTAINING NOTE: WHY NOT GIVE A MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION Cameras Projectors Screens Tripods Light Meter Film Etc. Lt s B ADD FUN AND FROLIC TO PARTY TIME * Decorations * Table Clothes * Serviettes * Table Doilies * Doilies * Candles HOLID A Y FESTIVITIES! thhey, ~a PARTY TIMES Christmas Then Take Your Gown m‘e " _ With Your f One And Only Want To Look Your â€" Candles Crackers Naturally, You‘ll * 'rheY“r.oo Big Party Of