2
uptime
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Saturday.
December
(.,
1947
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Important
Session
HIGHTLY
F.fVOT'fiH
HPPPnt
id
lnirl
in
tn
from
the
Throne
at
the
opening
of
the
new
session
of
Parliament
at
Ottawa
on
the
closely
inter-rlated
questions
of
aid
to
Europe
and
the
international
fiscal
situation
as
it
affects
the
Dominion's
economy.
There
are
important
internal
matters
such
as
housing,
labor
code,
income
tax
revision
and
veterans'
aid
which
are
taken
into
account
in
the
general
enunciation
of
legislative
program.
Important
as
they
may
be,-however,
they
are
still
subordinate
to
the
solution
of
world
problems
in
connection
with
which
Canada
is
looked
upon
to
"play
an
ever
greater
part.
Without
composition
of
these
world
problems,
indeed,
it
is
difficult
to
proceed
in
a
stabilized
way
with
permanent
domestic
policy
although
the
government,
as
indicated
in
the
Geneva
trade
agreements
on
the
nns
hand
and
thn
tem.
laying
uown
01
long
range
policy
and
the
imposition
of
measures
to
meet
passing
and
emergent
conditions.
There
may
bo
no
shooting
war
on
bilMhere
are
problems
facing
the
nation
today
almost
aserious
and
possibly
more
perplexing
than,
those
involved
in
.the
waging
of
war.
The
current
Parliamentary
session
may
well
be
one
of
epochal
importance
in
the
affairs
of
the
land.
PEARL
HARBOR
AN
ANNIVERSARY
to
remember
without,fail
is
again
about
to
fall.
It
will
be
six
years
Sunday
since
Canada
declared
war
on
Japan,
just
a
few
hours
after
the
shock
of
Pearl
Harbor
was
felt
around
fhe
world.
.
United
States
naval
power
in
the
Pacific
was,
for
the
time
being,
humbled.
There
was
humiliation
in
the
'thought
that
her
vigilence
had
been
outwitted.
Some
of
her
finest
ships
were
shattered.
Not
only
had
her
sailors
been
killed
and
wounded.
.
There
was
a
deep
feeling
of
hurt
pride.
And
not
only
at
Pearl
Harbor
was
there
dismay:
Thousands
of
miles
further
west,
Canadians
in
Hong
Kong
were
fighting
for
the
lives
they
were
destined
to
lose.
The
Sun
Flag
was
hoisted
over
them,
as
Christmas
dawned.
Five
hundred
and
fifty,
including
their
commander,
died.
Pearl
Harbor
is
something
to
keep
ever
in
mind.
It
is
an
anniversary
and
also
a
lesson.
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items
as
yet
.prices
subject
to
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WE
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IN
OLD
FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
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Upholstery
Materials
:
Truck
and
Auto
Cushions
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and
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Avenue
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to
CFTR)
BLUE
818
Sm5
LOVIN'S
Esiis-s
JUNIOR
RED
CROSS
BUSY
Borden
Street
School
Makes
Fine
Showing-,
Interview
Indicates
"Seven
thousand,
fight
hundred
forty-one!"
"What
exactly
do
the
figures
mean,
Mr.
Wilson?"
'They
show
how
many
coupons
the
children
have
collect
ed."
"Do
you
mean
to
say
that
the
children
have
collected
7,341
coupons."
"Yes,
they
hav
collected
that
number
since
school
opened
in
September,
that
is
in
three
months."
"What
do
they
do
with
them?"
"Well,
it's
one
way
in
which
the
pupils
of
Borden
Street
School
support
the
Junior
Red
Cross
and
raise
funds
to
help
children
who
need
help.
The
children
collect
tea
and
coffee
coupons
at
their
homes
and
from
their
friends.
These
coupons
are
handed
in
day
by
day
in
their
classes.
Then
the
coupons
are
"
...-y...
sent
iCIU
to
w
the
me
wholesalers
wnoiesaiers
who
wno
send
send
porary
import
restrictions
on
the
other,
has
been
;
back
the
premiums-pyrexware
endeavouring
PMnPflvniirino"
tn
to
nimni-ninico
compromise
Wif
between
f1n-
the
lr.it?.-.
Into
nlitu
mi.,
ji.w..
to
iu
the
me
extent
eAieni
01
of
$90.
U.
In
in
the
me
last
last
by
the
pupils
of
the
school
Thats
truly
amazing."
"Then
as
well
the
children
make
and
knit
articles
which
are
also
sold.
This
year
one
all
gator
skin,
.fully
lined
and
thonged
round
the
edges.
A
press
button
is
placed
and
the
finished
arUcle
-has
a
Drofes-
sional
.appearance.
Momadn
1
.
.
nave
aiso
Deen
made
of
an
have
been
made
and
brightly
finished
in
appropriate
colors.
Wooden
animal;
sulfnHlA
frn.
Brother
of
Local
Lady
Has
Retired
5
John
Bell
retired
from
the
er
vice
01
me
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Edmonton
recently
n
auer
completing
forty-one
years
3
and
rive
months
with
the
com-j
pany.
Mr.
Bell
Is
a
brother
of
;
Mrs.
L.
C.
Fpy
of
Prince
Rupert.
,
Born
In
Hamilton,
Ontario,
he
ai.
iirai,
wuii
me
wanaaia
i
Pacific
Railway
In
Ontario
and
entered
the
service
of
the
Cana.
!dian
National
Railway
In
1906
4
1
at
North
Battleford
and
remaln-2
i
ed
there
until
he
was
transfer-
I
red
to
Edmonton
where
he
since
ii-maujcu
ana
mienas
to
stay
In
retirement.
LIGHTWEIGHT
CANS
Tin
cans
actually
contain
only
1.5
per
cent
by
weight
qf
tin.
5
Gift
nC
Distinction
!
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I
PEARLS
3
5
5
LOCKETS
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I
carving"
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SETS
jZ,I
5
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JEWELLERS!
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SATURDAY
SERMON
REJIEMHER
(By
Rev
Victor
Graham,
Terrace)
Tomorrow,
December
7,
will
bring
to
mind
again
the
stirrinp'
words
nf
AmpnV:i'a
untrv
intn
Wnrlfl
Wm-
O
'k-va-n.ivj
V
V
f
V
v
II
f
Two.
"Remember
Pearl
Harbor!"
These
vnrd?
u-pi-p
ov.
;.,;..
i
rnt
,,
,
,
'ills
Hts
present
present
place
place
of
of
lnterces
lnterces-
an
incentive
to
fight.
The
thought
voked
very
pro
;s;0n.
He
is
abi?
to
grant
our
p-
men
i.u
uonie
tu
uit'Ufiun.
niMiiunuer
reun
narDori
tition
for
res;.
He.
has
procured
Not
long
ago
we
remembered
our
own
War
dead
!t
by
conquest,
hu"
it
is
to
give,
at
Armistice
they
who
laid
"
'
aurs
It
Is
to
receive.
ttmnlntA
fhnt
tnr
nrhuh
tKm
neace!
YbU.
as
an
Individual
1
--
w.
n
.......
hi
v
J
.
-
,
-..
died.
Instead
:
of
peace,
prosper-
may
De
feeling
restless,
unsettled
pie
puure,
cane
aisnes,
etc.,
.
.
stockings,
pots
and
pans.
These
iity
,and
p'enty
we
look
"Pon
a,
i
i
.
.,
,
.
lU'Orld
world
in
in
a
a
welter
welter
nf
of
nnvurtv
Doverty.
!
f
f
TP
COM
hv
ihn
VlilHro
r.
nA.
iodic
Red
Cros
sales
at
Borden
penury
---
Street
School
and
the
proceeds
arc
then
used
for
Junior
Red
Cross
projects.
Last
year
In
one
case
a
local
family
was
assisted
descending
upon
the
earth
Men
cry
and
blame
God.
But
let
us
remember,
that
as
men
died
In
order
to
secure
for
us
a
peace
in
this
life,
Christ
died
grade
has
ien
making
purses
ln
order
asure
113
of
Pace
These
are
made
cf
Imitation
both
now
and
in
Eternity.
It
is
not
that
God
has
not
remembered
us,
but
that
we
Iwe
forgotten
God.
We
read
that
He
remembered
Noah
for
Noah
prepared.
In
the
midst
of
chaotic
crisis
let
us
remember
also
that
equally
high
quality.
Plaster
of
hmt
Iaid
down
hls
life
(or
us
paris
nari
wall
ii
plaques
i
!
i
in
the
war
aealnst
sin
H
ments
have
bten
painted
and
Rememlr
"is
have
had
pins
attached
and"
are
v"c
UIlw
Aie,
also
sold.
1
"e'"emr
Altogether
the
pupils
.
have
don
a
reallv
onr
InK
,cur
Stead
in
doinff
th
work
thB
or
K..
i
Rmember
His
coming
vnnA
.iibn.
-m,
Heaven
for
us'
-o
o,v"-
w'vlw'
iicjr
VviH"
bine
handicraft
wKh
purposeful
oDjecuves
of
helping
needy
chil
emerged
victorious
from
the
conflict
and
now
He
Is
able
to
meet
our
need.
If
we
remember.
Remember
His
will
come
again'
A.
message
.Death
"In
PJace
"In
fomlse
"I
dren.
They
are
living,
up
to
the1'
1
-MESSAGE,
isone
of
in-
ITlCttn
nf
t
h
A
JnnlAi
T7
a
A
vltation.
It
rings
with
oordialU
I
serve.'
And
of
course
they
also
1
y
and
warmtb-
S
different
to
learn
th
Vipaith
r,,w
("Remember
Pearl
Harbor",
a
Uces
that
should
j
healthy
children."
make
them
vum,
uu;maung
message
witn
'
'blopd
in
it's
eyes'.
This
mecsage
snonded
to
its
challen.se.
Our
Lord's
message
of
'Come
unto
me'
wil)
rii5i
unu
ito
Vii.v.
...
Wltfc
.ri.i.t.
il
.
..
v
pui-
ThePonuIar
.
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sails
For
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
PM.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Hook
Early
for
Xmas
For
Information
call
or
write
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Offices.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Announce
withdrawal,
until
further
notice
of
service
on
Route
3
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CAMOSU.V
Vancouver.
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Last
sailing
northbound
having
Prince
Rupert
Friday,
December
5.
Last
sailing
southbound
leaving
Prince
Rupert
Sunday,
December
7.
uuu
uiisausuea.
11
so
me
mes-
sage
should
appeal
to
you
and
and
nprllniie
nroHlen.
(
VOU
will
find
ns
vnu
nrrpnt
Itnnrl
,
w
wj
r.vu.bM
-
V
"
f
'
ment.
It
would
almost
seem
that
simply
come
to
Christ
that
it
they
died
in
vain.
The
peace
for
which
they
fought
is
not
yet
achieved.
The
tyranny
whieh
ruled
Europe
is
sttU
in
the
"
saddle
J
five
years
over
tlCO
has
beenin
that
unhaPPy
land.
It
seems
I
raised
bv
this
and
similar
mMm
as
f
D'vie
Judgement
were
really
works.
HIS
DEATH
It
Is
because
of
His
death
that
we
Have
His
message.
"Peradventure
a
man
will
lay
down
his
life
for
his
friends
but
while
we
are
yet
sinners
Christ
died
for
us."
"He
tasted
death
for
every
man."Nat
only
did
He
die
to
redeem
MVVt
us
kJ
but
UUb.
11C
He
also
is
1.1
i
risen
1
I
I
to
lit
sweat
In
the
trials
of
temptitlan
"bearded
the
Lion
In
his
Den"
and
b?came
the.reclpient
of
the
entire
penalty
and
retribution
for
sin,
which
is
separation
from
Oor.
For
he
or'.ed
"My,
God.
my
Ood.
why
hait
Thou
forsaken
me?"
"Surely
He
hath
born
our
griefs
and
carried
our
sorrows"
He
was
wounded
for
our
transgressions,
He
was
bruised
The
Salvation
Army
Captain
and
Mrs.
E.
Jarrett,
Corps
Officers.
TONIOHT-
"Our
Youth
Rally"
at
8
pm.
SUNDAY
11
aJn.
Holiness
Meeting-Lessons
on
the
Deeper
Life.
2:30
pjn.
Directory
Class.
3:00
pjn.
Sunday
School.
7:30
pm.
Gospel
Meeting.
Come
and
welcome
home
our
Divisional
Leaders.
Brig,
and
served
its
purpose
at
that
time'
Mrs'
GU"n8ham.
becaue
ijesaue
men
men
ana
and
ir,,
mmn
r.-.Tues.,
re
8:00
pm.
Home
League.
for
womwi
only).
i
uiwciau,
01
me
railway
pose
when
men
and
women
as
'nsimas
Christmas
'WCTWttTO,,
company
and
co-workers
ex-
Individuals
volunteer
to
accept
lDec-
Dec.
17.
17'
a
pressing
their
warm
best
wishes,
date
open
Ioreka
Cleaners
Wed.,
8
DJn
Soldiers'
Meetlne.l
Note
Our
Sunday
School
Program
will
be
held
7:30
n.m.
KeeD
thU
S8F
Agents
for
Slater
Shoes
for
our
iniquities,
the
chastisement
of
our
peace
was
upon
Him
and
with
His
stripes
we
are
healed."
i
HIS
PLACE
In
Heaven
for
us.
t
There
to
appear
In
the
presence
of
God
for
us,
John
saw
him
ai
a
'Lamb
slain'
but
later
as
a
mighty
conqueror.
By
virtue
of
His
death,
His
resurrection
and
down
their
-lives
In
order
to
1
ringing
challenge.
HIS
PROMISE
I
will
come
assure
us
a
'better
world,
a
lust!
Oh
how
the
world
Is
in
need
again.
As
Pearl
Harbor
was
the
and
lasting
pace
,
hopeful
fu
ture.
We
remember
them
but
cur
hearts
are
sad
as
we
con
of
restl
How
the
nations
07
for
peace
and
lest!
How
the
general
domestic
scene
demand!
fixed
star
from
which
men
of
battle
took
their
cue.
So
we
ln
our
batUe
against
sin,
unrlght-ousness
and
evil
have
a
fixed
star
of
hope
in
this
promise.
He
will
come
again
ln
triumphant
power.
Then,
and
only
then,
will
the
world
resi.
But
now
all
may
have
personal
peace.
We
can
know
practically
and
literally
what
Jesuj
meant
when
He
said,
"Come
unto
me
and
rest."
These
then
are
some
of
the
vital
things
we
should
PAPER
NATION
United
States
rltl2nx
tic
I
I
-
-
Justify
us.
He
went
out
Into
the
more
PaPer
'n
a
Jear
than
any
Regular
Baptist
services
I.O.D.E.
Hall
otrt
Ave.
ana
McBride
St.)
Ve
preacii
Christ
.
.
.
CRUCIFIED
ROWNM)
0.nNO
"Thus
salth
the
Lord
.
.
.
'Seek
ye
ME
and
ye
shall
LIVE"
Amos.
5:4.
SUNDAY.
DECEMBER
7.
1847
12:15
pjn.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m
Gospel
Service.
Speaker.
MR.
C.
J.
CARTER
Shantymen's
Association
of
North,
America
1.
"CAPTIVES
OH,
THE
DEVIL"
'Lord's
Supper
at
close
of
Evening
Service
.
WEDNESDAY
8:00
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting.
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Supply
Minuter,
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December
7
11
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m.
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