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Ltto,
Saturday,
November
15,
1947
Anindependfrnt
dally
iwwsparx
devoted
u
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
tnd
all
communities
comprising
horthefti
and
central
British
Columola.
authorized
as
Second
OJass
Mall.
Post
Oirice
Department.
Ottawa)
Q.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
tF
'CANADIAN
PRE68
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
Published
every
arternoon
except
bunaay
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES.
City
Carrier,
pt-r
week.
I6c;
Per
Month,
65c;
Per
Tear.
7.00;
Bj
Mall,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Y.ear,
14.00.
Canadian
Paradox
IA
HEN
MEN
WITH
REAL
ESTATE
to
sell
VY
were
describing
Prince
Rupert
as
"the
future
-San
Francisco
of
Canada,"
with
perhaps
tongue
'
in
cheek,
there
were
tolerant
smiles.
t
'
Since
then,
nothing
much
has
happened.
Rut
that
proves
nothing.
There
are
numerous
persons
v
vhohave
no
sense
of
vision.
They
are
incapable
.
of
seeing
anything
or
feeling
any
emotion
beyond
thei
"present.
To
these,
the
profoundly
true
maxim
,t.
"without
vision
the
people
perish"
cannot,
nor
cpimrnot
apply.
It
is
folly
to
be
optimistic
when
there
c;tn
be
no
reason.
Rut
it
is
wisdom
when
opportunity
is
sfocfear
and
so
certain.
What
is
the
situation
today?
Canada,
country
of
enviable
renown
and
God-given
richness,
has
about
everything
impoverished
and
stricken
nations
need
and
must
have.
Tjuytfbtain
this,
calls
for
effort.
Effort
implies
jrfoftie1.
Tens
of
thousands
of
them
would
move
to
(Jarintla
if
they
could.
With
them,
their
talents,
re-
rf
smvfejand
will
to
work,
vacant
lands
would
blossom
-
aif(l).Tiew
communities
multiply.
Without
them,
silent
acres
would
remain
unchanged,
and
the
gifts
of
Providence
be
still-born.
'
Human
beingswant
bread,
shelter
and
security
as
never
before.'
Canada
can
provide
all
three
if
the
process
of
doing
so
is
performed
along
lines
which
keep
within
the
limits
of
reason
and
judgment.
For
neyer
before
in
Canadian
history
has
there,
been
such
a
prospect
as
exists
at
this
hour.
This
is
an
empty
land,
yet
brimming
over
with
the
blessings
that
give
and
sustain
life.
Such
a
paradox-
cannot
go
on
forever.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver
Sunday
ss
Camosun,
2
p.m.
J-
Monday
ss
Princess
Adelaide
10
p.m.
Tuesday
ss
Coqultlam,
1:30
)p.m.
Thursday
ss"
Prince
Rupert
11:15
p.m.
jd'
Catala,
midnight.
From'
Vancouver
4
Sunday
ss.
Coqultlam,
4
p.m
Monday
ss
Princess
Adelaide.
rJSrn.
v
"f
1
'
"
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert
10:00
a.m.
Friday
ss
Camosun,
9
a.m.
Friday
ss
Catala.
a.m.
For
Alaska
Friday
ss
Camosun,
2
p.m.
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert,
12
midnight.
From
Alaska
Sunday
ss
Camosun,
9
a.m.
Thursday
-ss
Prince
Rupert,
7
Only
jewellery
Zells
Exactly
What
you
Mave
your
Heart
I
Jewellery
ha
been
the
gift
of
gifts
throughout
the
years
....
The
brave
knight
of
old
sought
to
bring
to
hi
lady-love
gifts
of
fine,
rare
jewels
t
and
li
that
respect,
young
men
of
today
haven't
changed
a
great
deal.
But
the
"modern
knight"
haj
no
need
to
take
the
ame
drastic
measures
to
procure
his
gift
....
He
knows
he
can
go
to
his
jeweller
with
confidence,
sure
in
the
knowledge
that
he
will
receive
the
very
best
of
advice
and
attention
in
choosing
finest
quality
jewellery
....
He
knows
that
he,
and
his
loved'
ones,
will
be
proud
and
happy
with
his
selection.
Job's
Daughters
Help
Rotary
Club
Centering
from
the
corner
tof
Third
Avenue
and
Fourth
Street
where
the
handsome
car
which
is
to
be
prize
for
the
lucky
ticket
holder
was
on
display,
Job's
Daughters,
under
leadership
of
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
were
out
in
the
bracing
air
and
bright
sunshine
today
selling
admission
tickets
for
the
Rotary
Club's
JOINT
LEGION
SOCIAL
EVENING
Canadian
Legion
arl
Women's
Auxiliary
members
climaxed
their
Remebrance
Day
week
on
Friday
evening
.in
the
Legion
Hall
when
men
and
women
joined
in
a
social
evening
which
was
featured
by
stage
-
presentations,
community
singing
and
a
line
spirit
of
comradeship.
About
250
men
and
women
were
present
at
the
affair,
enjoying
humorous
songs
by
Billy
Morris,
vocal
solos
by
Larry
Wallace
and
accordion
solos
by
George
Elliott
who
also
played
for
the
community
singing.
Humorous
feature
of
the
evening
was
a
"fashion"
show
In
which
the
men
modelled
ladies'
costumes
and
the
ladies
appeared
in
their
interpretations
of.
male
raiment.
Mrs.
George
Drown
was
fashion
commenta-!
tor.
Mrs.
William
Rothwell
.was
convener
and
was
assisted
by
a
large
group
of
auxiliary
mem-!d's
bers.
LETTERBOX
li.MtOK
PAPER?
Editor,
Daily
News
-
The
account
in
Friday's
paper
of
the
unfortunate
Incident
leading
to
the
resignation
of
Hugh
Dalton
as
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer
in
the
Attlee
cabinet
refers
to
information
regarding
the
budget
being
divulged
to
a
reporter
on
the
staff
,
of
the
Labor
paper,
the
Star.
I
think
you
wilUfind,
upon
investigation,
that
the
Star
is
not
a
Labor
newspaper,
but
a
paper
which
supports
the
Liberal
party
in
England.
For
many
years
the
London
Herald
has
been
the
official
Labor
party
organ.
I
think
this
fact
should
be
recognized
so
as
to
avoid
any
Implication,
albeit
unintentional,
that
the
former
cabinet
member
had
disclosed
budget
secrets
to
a
journal
dedicated
to
his
own
political
leanings.
Thank
you,
Mr.
Editor.
W.
H.
P.
Better
English
By
D,
C.
WILLIAMS
1,
What
Is
wrong
with
this
2.
What
Is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"financier"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
Is
misspelled?
Gazeteer,
grenadier,
auctioneer.
Answers
1.
Say,
"I
have
scarcely
enough
paper."
2.
Pronounce
fin-an-ser,
1
as
In
It
not
as
in
fine),
a
as
In
an
unstressed,
e
as
in
here,
principal
accent
on
last
syllable.
3.
Gazetteer.
4.
Distance;
se-
winter
ball,
Mrs.
Mitchell
hadisejitence?
"I
.have
hardly
enoujyj
as
her
energetic
(Mrl
K.-ilPslflriiptfYianer-''
'
the
Misses
Peggy
Pullen,
Marion
Shenton,
Mary
McAfee,
Sol-veig
Mork,
Lorna
Donaldson,
Donna
McArthur,
Barbara
Teng,
Melaine
Brechin,
Noon
Webster,
Joanne
Langridge,
Rosemarie
Hartwig,
Peggy
Gowan,
Margaret
Strachan,
Edith
John:
stone,
Dorothy
McLeod,
Marie
Boulter
and
Margaret
Murray.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
What
Zltcij
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tte
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ASSOCIATED
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THE
CANADIAN
JEWELLERS
ASSOCIATION
SATURDAY
COD'S
OWN
LOVE
By
REV.
FRED
ANTROBUS,
First
Baptist
Church
"But
God
tommendeth
His
own
love
toward
us,
In
that,
while
we
ve-re
yet
sinners,
Christ
died
for
us."
Rom.
6:8.
Why
is
it
that
the
Cross
of
Christ
secures
our
devotion?
Recause
of
the
supreme
expression
which
that
Cross
gives
of
the
love
of
God.
The
death
of
Christ
was
not
Iho
reason
why
God
Joved
us.
It
Was
the
love
of
God
which
.sent
Christ
lo
dje
for
the
atone-
went
as
the
expression
on
earth
of
a
love
which
filled
neart
frt"
the
beginning
we
love
-objects
which
are
lovable
and
those
whom
we
think
well
of
or
who
speak
well
of
us
and
are
necessary
to
our
happiness.
But
God
love3
every
creature
He
has
made
just-be-1
cause
of
the
fact
that
He
j
God.
Man
confuses
love
and
fa-
i
it
yor
but
Gods
love
demands
I
0r
nothing
either
amiable
xr
useful
j
in
Its
objects.
There
is
some
thing
Teaily
remarkable
in
Christ's
substitution
for
Barab-
as
In
a
way
mere
especial
than
for
any
uther
Individual
that
He
i
misht
be
an
example
of
those
;
for
whom'
He
died.
There
are
many
xrnGs
of
love
and
there
are
many
attitudes
which
go
by
that
same
name.
There
is
a
love
which
uplifts
and
casts
a
radiance
upon
life
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ACT'
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28)'
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or
Herr
Licence
1
NOTICE
13
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
on
the
28th
flay
of
Noycmber,
next,
the
undersigned
Intends
to
apply
I
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
(or
a
i
licence1
In
respect
of
premises
being
,
part
of
a
building
known
s
KarU-court
Hotel,
situate
on
OolHson
Ave-1
nue,
at
Masactt.
Queen
Charlotte
,
Islands,
British
Columbia,
upon
the
i
lands
described
ea
Lots
One
'(1),
Two
2)
nd
Three
(3).
Block
Five
(5.
i
Subdivision
of
District
Lot
Seven
I
(7).
tnan
(8.
Prince
llupert
Land
I
Registration
District.
In
the
ITov
Ince
of
British
Columhu
for
the
sale
'
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
the
bottle
1
ior
consumption
on
the
-Dremsies
or
elsewhere.
DATED
this
27th
daj
ot
October,
1947.
HERALD
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Creamed
Fresh
Made
,
VALENTIN
DAIRY
1
Your
Dallj
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
I
Try
a
Dally
News
Classified
Ad,
SERMON
and
there
Is
a
love
which
'drugs
Ihe
lowr
down
to
the
mouth
of
hell.
There
I?
a
love
which
can
l0t
be
destroyed
or
changed
and
there
Is
a
love
which
Is
only
lust
ramouHagrd.
There
is
something
tailed
love
which
Is
soft
so
lhat
ought
to
be
called
a
weakness
indulgence.
But
what
is
God'a
cwn
love.
It
is
first
a
righteous
love.
Some
of
the
saddest
tragedies
'n
life
come
from
the
moral
weakness
"of
the
deepest
love.
Love
Is
the
source
of
all
tenderness
vhlch
shrlnks
from
anythlnB
stern
and
rigorous
and
so
love
often
becomes
the
author
of
j
ruin.
I
i
wouM
w1nngly
nave
downl"
her
life
for
her
son.
she
loved
We
ls
love
eswntlaHy
in
Hlm-hlm
so,
has
only
helped
him
lt
nt
because
of
any
lovable-down
the
road
to
moral
ruin
inessin
us.
This
lseen
soclearl'
by
her
love?
How
many
a
father,
'
in
order
to
spare
himself
the
I
pain
-of
punishing
his
child,
al-'
8
Ior
"
enemjes.
i
lows
him
lo
tfrow
up
unchasten
j
Do
you
look
upon
the
death
or
j
ed?
Such
love
Is
fatal.
It
rulnsChrit
a
dcatn
'or
your
sin?
the
thought
of
fatherhood
In
Jn
the
strength
of
the
revela-;
the
eves
of
the
child
sooner
or
1
"on
whlsh
Calvary
makes
f
later.
For
when
the
child
thinks
of
fatherhood
he
can
find
no
place
now
for
earnest
hatred
of
the
wrong
and
passionate
de
votlon
to
the
right,
all
became
j
of
the
unrighteous
Weakness
on
j
the
father's
part.
eii.
th
nigh
Priest
of
Israel,
restrained
not
his
sons.
That
was
his
sin
in
the
eye
of
God.
His
sons
grew
up
to
be
poor
imitations
tf
real
i
men.
,
And
If
you
blot
out
the
Cross
of
Christ
from
history
the
Fatherhood
of
God
loses
it
power
to
uplift.
We
have
sinned
and
'come
short
of
the
glory
of
:
God
and
deserve
punishment
and
death.
And
will
my
heavenly
f
Father
never
reprove
me?
What
a
false
friend
He
would
be
if
,
He
hever
told
me
of
the
sins
hnt
wr
sn
w
nprrt
law
pf
.goodness
and
His
awful
hatred
of
sin
would
never
mean
the
same
again.
Much
of
the
impulse
and
enthusiasm
Would
disappear
out
of
Christian
living
and
endeavor,
"Whom
the
Lord
loveth
He
chasteneth".
He
musl
do
so,
And
when
I
look
at
Calvary,
I
see
a
love
as
righteous,
as
it
is
wonderful.
,
Love
grows
oat
of
holiness
and
holiness
flews
out
of
love
and
they
cannot
exist
apart.
A
luniivi
iuivd
uuu
juj
til
jyt
w
portion
to
his
love
In
his
pain
when
the
children
of
his
love
do
wrong,
Bo
it
Is
with
God,
but,
ln-splte
t)t
Wrath,
He
Is
still
our
Father
and
Continues
to
tlraw
us
by
the
cords
of
an
Infinite
love
back
to
Himself.
God's
iove
ls
self-sacriflclh;,
This
Is
the
surest
test
or
love.
We
measure
love
by
loss
rather
than
by
gain.
The
scholar,
for
instance,
almost
spurns
amuse
ments,
intercourse,
and
leep
because
of
his
love
of
learning.
L4NG
THE
TAILOR
vVe
are
taklnj
t
leaning
and
pressing
and
steam
pressing
while
you
wait.
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Finishing
The
measure
of
the
noblest
love
U
-seen
In
the
willingness
to
sacrifice
all
that
Is
dearest.
Turn
to
Calvary
and,
by
the
sight
of
the
Crucified
Redeemer
there,
you
will
begin
to
learn
the
greatness
of
Oodfc
love.
God
is
holy,
and
cannot
look
on
sin
with
any
degree
of
allowance
but
He
cart
sympathize
with
sinners.
Where
sin
and
love
-meet,
there
Is
always
suffering.
Well,
they
met
at
Calvary
where
God,
who
was
Christ,
entered
into
our
experience,
shared
our
woe
and
sorrow,
our
despair
and
remorse
and
tasted
our
sin.
God's
love
Is
a
love
for
sin
ners.
It
Is
here
that
God's
love
stands
so
far
separate
from
all
the
love
of
man.
"While
we
were
yet
sinners,
Christ
died
for
us".
God
longs
to
love
me
Into
something
lovable.
But
not
for
anything
lovable
In
me
did
He
lov-
me
first.
While
I
-was
yet
a
sinner
He
loved
me.
While
t
hated
Him
He
loved
me.
While
I
was
fighting
against
Him
In
rebel-lous
years
He
loved
me.
And,
I
we
love
Him
at
all,
It
Is
because
He
first
loved
us.
God
loves
thoroughly
bad
people.
He
does
not
love
to
have
r-eoDle
wicked,
but
He
keeps
on
loving
those
who
do
not
lova
at
all.
He
doea
so
because
In
the
death
of
Christ,
who
died
not
only
for
His
friends
tout
al-
!he
love
of
Gcd,
do
you
face
life
'calmly
and
with
restful
confi-
dence?
Mot
Important
of
all
do
you
meet
that
love
with
an
answerln?
love
on
your
part?
Kir.st
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue.
East
AClerk,
J.
A.
Teng
1
1
I
;
Morning
Worship,
11
o.m
Minister
Rev
A,
M.
McColl.
Subject
"The
Greatest
Complement
Ever
Paid
Him."
'
Solo:
Georglna
Mitchell,
"God
Is
There."
Sunday
School
M:A
p.m.
Evening
Worship.
7:30
p.m.
Minister:
Rev.
A.
M.
'McColl.
Subject:
"God
So
Loved,"
Anthem:
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Choir.
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Green
779)
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Sunday,
November
16,
1947
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am.
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