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A SATURDAY SERMON
“Plain Bread” Religion

(By Rev. C. D. Clarke, First United Church)

 

Is any' ning more bewidering to the average person than
the ( hristian religion—bewildering, not because of Chris-
lianity iself but because of the multifarious labels we have
put upon it? Take the church page of any city newspaper
on Saturday and note the many different varieties of
Christianity, so many as to leave the famous “57” far in
the shade. Confusion in the house-*
used because
prayer

hold of faith—and why? we ha
a Vain repitition?

Differences in Praying

A good lady at death’s door was

inter arying, COM~ talking about religion to her hus-' w= ;
with hooks . ; There i difference in praying
‘ ,|band and said: “My religion is very! ania ranc Se
81.25 } ; and repeating or saying prayers
simple—Our Father, who art in!We have committed the Lord’s|

Prayer to but have not
learned it by heart. It has remained

Heaven.’” Simple indeed, yet en-

memory

ough religion to keep us busy the

in the mit at it SSE
rest of our days 7 mind but has not reached
us a the depths whenc springs rea
“Woodbine Willie,” the noted Bri- ; : me
Ib0 CNnaplain called the Lord's P er the so neere de
’ « : ic
srea te.igi01 ht l ec
.
om ne world is i agen ‘
need of thi ligion todev. Plain u he bri
bread is what man needs—no What is your ul incere de-

ire?” What your demand on
life? You need not answer. Your
néighbor, your :

ithinks of getting along without it
Soups and savories, pies and past-

; : '
ries come and go but bread goes on pal,

 

 

 

 

 

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» ‘ r iif naa } . sf . v if °
95¢ nourish our souls upof the pastries |4*, Your character reveal your
nd’s Bucking Saws at icligion with the result that,| 80U'S Simcere © desire” which is
5-fnot, 54-foot, 6-foot since the world has become sick ur real prayer and your religion
v ‘ c 14 ‘he « a ‘he condition of the worlc »vealc
$7.00; $8.00; $9.00/"2° death, we have not enough | i" condillon of tie world revea
‘ lspiritual strength to stage a come-,“M“4" “e dominant desire of man
ish Buck Saws 1 2% has not been the Le Praver
ee ge back. Let us build up our strength) © ©” . Frayer
$9.2) by feeding upon this simple plain 7®'S Prayer never caused a war,
at bread religion, the Lord’s Prayer, "% ® Gepression. There is in the
“4 , t s Pp , oe
$2.45) Of course it may be said that we''°"S F Ga Of a Wate
Pitted Axes . ; d the Lord’s Prayer world, peace and goodwiil and
100: $L50¢ $2.75) True ( nything in the . rms “opera tlo mong
th ‘ Th ‘
ht Batterie hristian faith is used more widely ne yr ‘ Ther t the
, t } , rth
9 for 25¢| ‘han this prayer. If—note the little re : Oar OF earth
= or Jt : 1 aol j r¢ heaven
t on the various brand i dik neaven
. self
Oh K ds! t : ould be gathered |".
Je are loo io for wat + tay
: Ids; geth hey would agree on one| W® re looking on
: 1 new world. ; leW s rder ¢
Football ling, and I think only one, which See - 9
: x ld be Pr er Tt new ece omic orde: y n have
we 5 : Ly : Mo ;
OO, t b them all by making this prayer the
Fest Runtine Bali S  e APMAMA, | ohl’s sincere Gésit Teed on t
: |weddings and funerals and in’ all |S°U!'S Sincere desire. Feed on this)
Roller Skates at aS TERREA GAS SF Syl pinin Breads never mind the nak
29 75 the services of the church. It is used |". ~ . ey : ;
j t we nrayv thie nraver th
3 94.4D in scl kien’ in parilaments a us pray this 1 r, think}
: fnives over the petitions ne by one. Con-
1k ns, con
} 15c to 75e |; ni almost evervwitere | oo pronou urs” and
: TY OseC us
and Value Shop thine is; Our Father who art in heaven
. . els i n ti , Hallowed be Thy name
‘ . > , lelv use eSé ord :
AL EIN HARDW ARE . % Thy Kingdor Am
und dare hh ingdom come =
erybody Does re n Thy will b@ done, as in heaven, so
‘ ‘ on 7
Give he a our daily bread
ui ETB POE rr And reive us ¢ det us We
oes c for n our debt

 

 

 

F'RST PRESBYT

Minister, Rev. W. D. G
Organist, Jo

URCH NOTICES "=

ERIAN CHURCH

rant Hollingworth, B.A.

Halibut Arrivals

hn E. Davey Americar

a Lituya, 13,000 pounds, refused 5
11 A.M., T I Service an ; ef fo Seatt
Sermon Sut ( G Rr ¢ ) Canadian
White Hop 5.000. Cold Storage
4( i 2
PM A ~ a pe.
pe 7:30 P.M S n Subject P
A TALE OF TWO PRODIGAL! Interior Weather

ST. ANDREW’S CATHEDRAL Re

 

 

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(Church of England) ture. 40
. Very Rey. J. B. Gibson, Dean Hazelton—Cloudy, calm, 34a
Smit Part cl calm, 34a
We isivit es cs Bu Lak Snow i 30a
11 A.M., Morning Praye! St
Subject, “DIVES AND LAZARUS
12:30, Sunday ¢ l 6 .
90 Pa, Brening Pera Sem ally Specials
subject. “GOD'S FINDING AND KEEPING
en Congregation cial Wer ! under :
vY PA This is the time to lay in your
Me E vuspices A ee aie a vegetable supply
Remo | i 1
A-l, pe k $ oD
= ’ , . ~ Onion
CANADIAN PACIFIC vet a $2.75
‘uver PRINCESS NORAH- -Oct. 12, 24, Nov. 2 ov =
couver PRINCESS ADELAIDE-—Fridays, 10 p.m. via Ocean © 10S 25c
Falls and Way Ports sINCERS NORAH for °
hikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway PRINCESS NORA Cabbagt 25
. 8, 20, 29 For Information call or write 10 Ib c
I COATES, General Agent Prince Rupert, Bu. 100.18 $2 95
crate °

 

UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamers leave Prince

*S. CARDENA EVERY TUESDAY, 1:30 P.M.
« Waypoitits, arriving Vancouver
‘S. VENTURE EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT,

ng Vancouver Sunday midnight

lings to Port Simpson, Al

River points, Sunday

nformation r
VRINCE evarding all

RUPERT AGENCY: Second ; ;

 

ON: ALATA I Fre

good heads 20¢
Lettuce—Good heads 25¢

4 for

h Cauliflower

Rupert for Vancouver

Thursday am

Corn on the Cob 25¢
approx I per do
joe Arm, Anyox Stewart and Naas j
8 pm 4 (Last of Season)

sailings and tickets at

Avenue. Phone 568

MUSSALLEM’S

 

Economy Store

 

 

Because it doesn’t pay to advertise poor products,
It does pay to buy those advertised.

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THE DAILY NEWS mr

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| LOCAL NEWS NOTES

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Taxi 35—Ernie “Large. Marr’s Messenger Service. Phone}

200. tf |
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Monthly Musical Service, Sunday
i evening in First United Church. Moose Hallowe’en Monday, Oct. |
251/31. Novelties. Adm. 25c. 252 |
Twenty per cent. discount sdl Baptist Hallowe'en tea at Mrs. |
of afternoon and evening dresses | Bert Morgan’s, 5th Ave. W., Mon- |
Large selection. Demers. 25) |aay, 3 to 6, 151

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Brick-lined Heaters from $14.50. |
dry shed. See adv. for prices. $1.0u|Exceptionally good valué. Gordon's |
per ton lower than any other com- |Hardware, McBride St. Phone 311.|
pany in town. ti) tf
} een |
| Mrs, J. H. Carson and sons, who}, Union steamer Venture. Capt. |
jhave been visiting with friends at|Ernést Georgeson, arrived in port |
| Premier, have returned to the city|at 9:45 last night from the south}

and sailed at 12 midnight on her!
return to Vancouver and way-
points.

Hyde Transfer—All coals are in

 

|from the north.
|

 

Mrs. A. Thompson sailed last
night on the Princess Adelaide for
| Vancouver whence she will proceed
| to Nelson to pay a visit.

 

 

 

who kas been | ry |
past three weeks here Hemorrhowxis
n connection with his loca) busi-,
ness interests, sailed by the Prin-
cess Adelaide last night on his re-

Edward

vending the

Lipseit,

   

——_

Keane

 

Come to McRae Bros.’ |

HEAR! _
HERE!

—the lifelike tone, increased

power and remarkable selec-
tivity of the latest Bi-acoustic

 

Victor. Model R-54 Vy | C T 0 R
Ten-tube aeons

Super - e yne, fF ;

“B” amplification, RADIOS

New type tubes. Full
range tone control,
etc.

At McRae Bros,’ you will find a model of,
the new Victor to suit every home and
purse—specially equipped audition stu-
dios in which to hear them—friendly
people ready to talk radio from your
point of view and to grve you intelligent
assistance in selecting an instrument,

$129

The Friendly Home of Music

 

 

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Because it does posi-
tively relieve the itch- |
ing almost as soon as |
applied and effects a

| Having been delayed by calling at
| Union Bay to load cargo of coal for

 

Classified Ads

 

       

\Skagway, CPR. stéamier Princess healthful healing of the |
Norah, Capt. William Palmer, is skin, Dr,Chase’s Ointment
ee ee ee Si? is a most satisfactory treat- |
due in port at 5:30 this evening ment for Eczema, Hemor-
|from the south and will sail about } rhoids or Piles and all |
lan hour later for Alaska points] Iq fex [rritations of the skin. Fifty
j|whence she is scheduled to return tube. Years of success.

jhere southbound next Wednesday a

|

ifternoon

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| asia ae ase §

Detective Sergeant W. A. Mc-

OINTMENT

 

 

FOUND
FOUND—Between Lucy Island and
South Dundas,new rowboat, 9 feet
long, green outside, grey inside.

FOR SALE

FOR SALE—Mink, Quebec. Labra-|

dor, young or adult. $20 per pair.)
tf.
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|Brayne of the criminal investiga- F Hoppe. Lochdale, B.C.
tion department of the provincial|== : : : — -
xalice with headquarters in Vic- Toni we
: onight’s train, \due from the |
okie amit» ‘ ey : 7 NT
ria will pass through the city) gist at 8 pm., was reported this | FOR RE

n th rincess ral g = - .
m the Princess Norah tonight 80-|mbrning to be on. time.
jing through to Atlin where he will
{conduct a further investigation in-

 

Staff Captain Joseph: Acton, di-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| ionienoy
| Anglican Church Bazaar, Novem-

| ber 22

JONES

Family Meat

Market :

1
| Elks’
|ber 23

Bridge and Whist Novem-

| Presbyterian Bazaar, Noy. 24.

 

 

       
    
  
  

 

Reduced Prices weg Roast of Veal 50e
on Leg ae of Veal $1.00.
Community veat Coop 35c

Stewing Veal, 4 lbs
Carrots, 4 lbs
‘Loin Roast of Veal

50€
$1.00

Silver

Fill in your set now. $ ib
Adam and al) régular % ORS:

Roast of Beef 5¢€
atterns kept in stock
A ’ 6 lbs 7
Teaspoons $3.00 T-Bone Roast 75¢

Vy-doz 4 Ibs

Large Spoons and Forks Prime Rib Rolled

| 4 Ibs 73e

i 2- =
dis $6.75 Leg of ie nib 20e |

 

Ay tens’ all oa per
Soper come, © ReuR Shoulder of Lamb, 5 lbs.
in proportion. We also Galfee. 1 Ib 3
have other makes at en mats ;
about half these prites. si ae Qh FOIE 75¢
S.
Shoulder Roast of Pork— |
| Ae | 4 tbs 0c

 

1  987— Phone 95? |

Apply J. Furunes, P.O. Box 239.
(251)
wr CHIROPRACTIC

 

SIX-ROOM House, 239 4th Ave.
West. Phone Green 39, 251

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

|}to a recent affray which resulted 3 ;
. the aaah of tial shee “aa visional commander of the Salva-|FIVE-ROOM furnished modern W.C. Aspinal)
ee seer tare : ye ‘my rth ritisk. Co- 79 unfurnished. Phone
'Charles Lee, formerly of this city. tion Army for Northe rn British Co house. Two u . rhree Year Graduate Chiropractic
| lumbia and Alaska, who has been Green 698. ti
otis ee spending > past tw : thre rr ~ | Modern Ray Treatments Given
re Rey or oo ak oe STORE for Rent. Third Avenue, 7
V a TiS various 2 y cor °
i, Same Sanat y PS} adjoining Wrathall’s, low rental. Phone for Appointment
i in this aistrict, wil! sail by the ss. ; McClymont a G 241 and 549
Announcements Princess Norah this evening on his} — - smilie aiecieearepteseieiniaiie wee -
| return to his headquarters at! MODERN House Dunsmuir Street} pen Evenings § Exchange Bik.
Wrangell available for rent November 1s’ nar ane'+ =
Moose Hallowe’en D; , Oct, 31. es | Official inistrat tf : .
tnoge Hajjowe'en Paige, OF, a ee Oitigial Administrator. | PIANO TUNING
' Sons of Norway Bazaar, November NOTICE TO PAINTERS ULLY Modern House, close in,§ ————— —-———————-———
| 4, Oddfellows’ Hall. mniiheth' thadits sy iC 1 “Paint with furnace, breakfast nook and | PIANOS Tuned $3.00. Walker’s Mu-
eg Se ete ee a | fixtures. Rent reasonable. Phone} sic Store tf
‘| Rebekah Concert November 9,| Will be received by the Secretary) ped 720 ti
Oddfellow’s Hall up to Noon of Friday, November| .
| conti 4th, for Kalsomining, and Painting | 3 TRANSFERS
Boxing, Empress Arena, Wednes-|at the Hospital. All information at BOARD AND ROOM “ -
lay, Nov. 9, Bagshaw vs. Gurvich.|Secretary’s offic 252 | :
’ , ae : | oe ; wants . ae i Cameron’s Transfer— Cordwood,
| ROOM and board in private fam-j ,
Eagles’ Dance, November 11. Aa-| | dv. Phone Green 938 158 -irewood, Furnacewood, Kindling,
iission, Gents. 50c. Ladies 25c SPRITE CRO ‘oles, Piling.
Oddfeliow’s Dance November 18 | == — PERSONAL ' ™ oe
DAIRIES

 

 

PRIVATE Kindergartens pay. Ad-
vice given free by the Canadian
Kindergarten Institute, Winnipeg

All Our—

Milk and Cream

MALE HELP WANTED
a , ie SHIPMENTS

HOW to get a Government job
Free Booklet. The MC.C. Ltd .| Guaranteed Bulkley Valley Products
Winnipeg

VALENTIN DAIRY
Phone 657

 

AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS—Big money selling Shoe-

 

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lastic. Soles shoes at home [v1 For FRESH LOCAL MILK
few cents. New scientilic ¢ m Phone Red 608 or 953
pound applied like putty. Wear

DOMINION DAIRY

like leather, Everybody wants it

 

Write Dept. D7 Shoelastic Com 8 Quarts or M4 Pints for $1.00

pany, 1332 William St. Mont-

real _——
DIRECT SALESMAN WANTED - AUC ‘TIONEER

To sell a well established exclu
sive line of Ladies’ Knitted Suits
and Sweaters. Applicant must be
able to prove previous success in
direct selling. Unlimited possibil-
ities for the man who is looking
for promotion. CALGARY KNIT-
TING COMPANY, LTD.,
CALGARY, Alberta

List your goods with us -Prines
Rupert's Icading Auctioneer.

G. M. HUNT

3rd Ave. Phone Red 637

The AUCTIONEER

Packing — Crating — Wrapping
and General Furnitare Repairs
List your goods with me

GEO. J. DAWES—Phone Black 120

 

 

DANCING

TAP DANCING taught by Miss El-
eanor Tite. Phone 20. ti

 

 

 

 

 

 
  
 

OHN PyULGERe

JEWELLERS

THE STORE WITH THE CLOCK

 

   

 

Mi Lady Beauty Shoppe

=" ws offering a special price in

| | PERMANENT WAVES

 

 

Wd * ;

| Miss D. Hogan $5.

| - 1hO§ $4.00 and $5.00
} Why not look your best?

i TEACHER OF MUSIO We are giving free advice on
feminine hygiene. Call for

Phone—Black 232 your booklet.

Phone — 655

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WHY LOOK AT SHABBY &
DIRTY WALLS?

We paperhang a room for

$5.00 and up, Calsomine, $2.50

and up. Call, Red 802.

J. P. MOLLER

Rawleigh’s Norwegian
Cod Liver Oil
14,000 Units Vitamin A.
) 7,000 Units Vitamin D.
3 bottles, $2.00

Phone Black 623 Free Delivery.

 

 

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