9.:.
iff:
ir
ti.
.
4
Avenue
West.
IdtUuc
Hupcrt
Daflj?
J3ctosf
Saturday,
November
1,
1947
-
-
Classified
Advertising
-
-
Classifieds:
2c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge,
50c.
Birth
Notices,
80c;
Cards
of
Thanks,
Death
Notices,
funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements:
$2.
IS
MEMORIAM
LINEHAM
In
loving
memory
of
our
beloved
son,
Pte.
Leonard
,
Thornas
Lineham,
who
was
accidentally
killed
in
London,
England,
November
1,
1945.
He
was
taken
without
any
warning,
.
His
going
left
hearts
filled
WJtn
pain,
But
though
he
Is
gone
from
amongst
us,
In
our
hearts
he
will
always
remain.
Always
remembered
by
his
ever
loving
Mother,
Father,
Brother
and
Sister
and
FOH
SENT
FOR
RENT
Three
rooms
furnished
and
one
kitchen
coal
stove.
Phone
Red
693.
336
9th
(260)
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room.
221
5th
Ave.
East.
(260)
FOR
RENT
Four-room
modern
house
and
garage.
Fenced
in.
Close
in.
Apply
to
1360
6th
Ave.
East.
(256)
FOR
RENT
3
room
furnished
...
suite,
1028
2nd
Ave.,
Blue
270.
(259)
FOR
RENT
Heated
offices
and
heated
warehouse
space,
centrally
located
on
waterfront.
For
full
particulars
apply
or
phone
H.
G.
Helgerson
Ltd.
(256)
FOR
RENT
Housekeeping
room
in
private
home
close
-to
town.
Blue
325.
720
6th
Ave.
W.
(tf)
ROOM
AND
BOARD
ROOM.
AND
BOARI
$40
each
double;
$45
single.
Home
away
from
home.
Tablf
meals.
Mrs
"Lawley.
622
Fraser
Street,
(tf)
PERSONAL
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
Offers
a
positive
and
perman
ent
release
from
drinking.
It
is
a
personal
and
confidential
1
service
rendered
without
cost)
or
inconvenience
ny
otner
alcoholics
who
have
found
free
dom
from
alcohol.
Prince
Ru-
pert,
Box
276,
Daily
News,
(tf)
A
SANDED
FLOOIi
makes
a
new
room!
Dark
and
stained
floors
can
be
made
as
good
as
new
by
sanding,
a
quick,
efficient
job
with
modern
equipment.
Greer
and
Brid-den
have
the
latest
In
floor
-
sanders
and
guarantee
the
(
best
service.
Phone
Red
581.
(tf)
PERSONAL.
"Kleerex"
For
,
20
years
a
dependable
family
remedy
for
skin
ailments,
Psoriasis,
Eczema,
Pimples,
Itch,
Boils,
Poison
Ivy,
Ringworm,
Impetigo,
Hives,
Burns,
Barber's
Itch.
Two
strengths:
'
medium,
strong.
50c,
$1.00.
All
druggists
or
write
Kleerex.
Mfg.
Co.
Ltd.
FCR
FURNACE
Kumfort
See
Us.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal,
Black
884,
253'Ebt
First.
(259'.
'.
LOSTANI)
FOUND
LOST
In
Post
Office
between
3
..
and
5
p.m.,
Wednesday
after-"
nopn,
lady's
pocketbook.
Contains
sum
of
mopey
and
registration
card.
Please
return
to
the
Dally
News.
Reward.
(256)
FOUND
CbUds
large
skooter,
information
at
Dally
News
office
on
paying
for
this
advertisement.
'SCHOOLSANDCOLI.EGES
C1VTL
SERVICE
EXAMINA-tlons.
Prepare
NOW
for
Winter
examinations.
Write
M.C.C.
Civil
Service
School,
301
End-erton
Bldg.,
Winnipeg,
Man.
,
MKTAL
WORK
WHY
put
up
with
a
smoky
furnace
or
leaking
eavestrough?
CaU
Black.
884,
New
Installa-
tjpns.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Thorn.
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.
(tf)
PLUMBING
Installations
and
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Furnaces,
tanks,
eavestroughlng
and
stack
work.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
620
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Dinette
suite,
rug
7x9,
occasional
chair.
1512
6th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Green
336.
(257)
FOR
SALE
Lady's
Coat.
Red
807.
Coney
Fur
(257)
FOR
SALE
Dinette,
buffet,
table
and
four
chairs.
$9000.
1840
7th
Ave.
East.
(256.)
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Furniture
for
Household,
Offices.
Hardware
and
Musical
Instruments,
etc.
Slightly
used
Radios,
battery
and
electric
sets,
from
$20;
used
kitchen
Chairs,
$1;
Hassocks,
$1.50;
Chesterfield
Bed,
$32;
new
double
electric
Hot
Plate
with
cord,
$7;
unpalnted
Medicine
Chests,
$2.75;
unpainted
Book
Cases
and
Chests
of
Drawer.
Everything
reduced.
Come
and
look
them
over.
B.C.
FURNI-NITURE
CO.,
Black
324.
FOR"
SALE
Two
door
sedan,
1937
model.
Phone
Green
838.
(257)
FOR
SALE
Cabins
at
Salt
Lakes.
Seaview,
Hive
and
Jo's
Lunch
stand.
Electric
radio,
piano,
battery
radio,
small
stoves,
etc.
Owner
leaving
town.
Call
at
Salt
Lakes
or
write
Box
282.
(260)
FOR
SALE
1935
Dodge
coupe
car
in
good
running
condition.
Apply
Box
246,
Terrace,
B.C.
(258)
-
i
i
FOR
SALE
House
ofi
Bus
line.
1723
6th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Blue
336.
(256)
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat'
28
ft.
long
with
7
h
p.
engine
and
gurdies.
Blue
518
evenings.
(260)
FOR
SALE-S21
Fulton
Street,
formerly
known
as
Norfolk
Rooms
and
Japanese
Association
Building,
consists
of
large
builrlng
with
two
suites
ground
floor
and
hall
above,
also
cottage
at
rear.
$3,500.
H.
G.
Helgerson,
Ltd.
(257)
FOR
SALE
6
room
hpuse
with
3
room
suite,
close
to
M?Prldo
completely
renovated,
immedi
ate
occupancy.
$2,000
down
will
handle,
balance
on
easy
terms.
Also:
2
4-room
houses
2
3-room
houses
1
exceptionally
handsome
home,
nearly
new,
5
rooms
plus
rumpus
room.
See
Armstrong
Agencies,
307
3rd
Avenue
West.
(257)
LAST
CHANCE!
Ere
we
leave,
we
offer
you
for
a
short
while
only
the
following:
Pig
Lead
In
3-lb.
blocks,
lb.
.12
Gyproc
Lath
(good),
per
M
25.00
12-Light
Windows
(10x16)
each
(check
rail)
3.00
Cedar
Siding,
2",
per
M.
25.00
Loxstave
Rafters,
24
long,
hinged,
each
2.50
Valves,
pjpe
Fittings
(good)
at
2
Price
1000'
Shorts
in
Pipe,
3,4
to
2V2
Va
Price
Good
Doors,
while
they
last
4.00
2
Garage
Doprs.
each
3
00
Penberthy
1"
Automatic
Cellar
Drainer
(gopd)..
10.00
Large
Valves
and
Hydrants
2
Price
Shorts
In
6x6,
4x14,
2x6,
2x8
2x10,
2x12,
good
material
rough
and
S4S,
per
M
20.00
2x8,
2x10,
3x14,
6x6,
s4S
base
45.00
2M
feet
2x4
shorts,
per
M
22.50
Many
other
kinds
and
sizes
of
materials
at
special
prices.
SPIES
&
MECKLINP,
Phone
866.
Wantage
Road.
(256)
FOR
SALE
Ljirge
supply
of
dry
scrap
wood,
random
lengths,
$0
per
cord,
3
cord,
lots
$16.
BLUE
,810
Bert's
Transfer
303
Third
Ave.
TENDEKS
will
he
received
hy
the
undersigned
for
the
purchase
qf
dwelling
property
No.
327
5th
Avenue
East,
City.
Tenders
to
he
submitted
on
or
before
Saturday
noon,
Neveniher
1,
19
H
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
G.
P.
TINKER
&
CO.
LTD.
HESNEK
BLOCK
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
(255)
Regular
Baptist
Services
I.O.D.E.
Hall
(5th
Ave.
ana
McBrlde
St.)
We
prpacij
Christ
...
CRUCIFIED
ROWNLD
OMING
"Ye
will
not
come
to
ME
that
ye
might
have
LIFE."
Jno.
5:40.
SUNDAY,
NOV
2,
1947
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
Gospel
Service.
Subject:
"UNITY"
Speaker:
A.
Ewald.
(Lord's
Supper
follows
evening
service).
WEDNESDAY
8:00
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting.
FRIDAY
3:30
p.m.
Mission
Band
7:00
p.m.-Junior
Young
Peoples.
(Phone
369
or
Green
779)
THE
WHOLE
BIBLE
FOR
THE
WHOLE
WORLD
FOR
SALE
axle,
reinforced
frame,
platform
7
10"xl7'
6".
Platform
may
be
purchased
with
truck
or
separately.
FARGO,
12
ton,
stake-body,
1942
Model,
completely
overhauled,
1st
class
condition,
good
tires.
Equipped
with
reinforced
frame,
two
speed
rear
axle,
platform
6'
6"xl6'
with
truck
only.
Submit
tenders
to
the
Mas-set
Co-operative
Association.
co
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Assn.,
P.O.
Box
264,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Additional
information
may
be
had
from
either
of
the
above
named.
(tf)
MACHINERY
FOR
SALE
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
WANTED
TO
RENT
ROOM
AND.
BOARD
For
two
year-old
boy.
Phone
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
Room
55.
(256)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Furnished
3
or
4
room
house
or
apartment,
couple
with
one
child.
Phone
Mrs.
Hampton,
Prinqe
Rupert
Hotel.
(257)
AGENTS
WANTED
HERE'S
a
Natural.
New
patent
ed
tool
multiplies
man's
strength
31
times.
Sell
retail
outlets.
Needed
by
autolsts,
farmers,
lumbermen,
builders,
garagemen,
transports,
public
works.
Immediate
deliveries.
Attractive
sales
proposition.
Palcoseel
Co,
Ltd.,
Cornwall,
Ont.
WORK
WANTED
SATURDAY
SERMON
KELIfilON
AND
THE
SCHOOL
(By
REV.
R.
A.
WILSON.
First
United
Church)
Education
Week
this
year
is
stressing
freedom
and
one
of
the
major
freedoms
is
freedom
of
religion.
For
the
sake
of
this
freedom
men
have
suffered
persecution
and
death.
Many
of
the
first
settlers
on
this
continent
came
to
its
shores
because
they
were
promised
freedom
to
worship
God
according
to
the
direction
pf
their
own
consci--
-
-"
euses.
Today,
however,
to
many
!
other
hand
there
is
a
majority
ptcple,
freedom
OF
religion1
who
would
welcome
a
greater
means
freedom
FROM,
religion,
j
use
of
this
rleh
treasure
of
nu-
That,
at
least.
Is
what
freedom
of
religion
means
to
our
public
educational
system.
Let
us
look
briefly
at
some
aspects
of
th.s
curious
situation.
In
the
first
place,
If
you
think
it
unimportant
that
religion
has
little
place
in
public
education,
remember
how
great
Is
the
influence
a
teaiherhas
with
your
children.
If
the
ttacher
in
Grade
One
makes
a
Jack-o'-lantern
(255)
teacher
and
co-operation
on
the
pupil's
part,
any
subject
can
be
come
interesting.
But
in
all
12
years
of
lementary
and
high
school
there
U
one
subject
about
which
the
teacher
must
maintain
a
discreet
silence.
That
subject
is
Christianity.
ThiTsilence
isn't
the
teacher's
fault,
for
the
sublect
can't
b?
tau?ht
itqschool
Don't
blame
the
Department
of
Education
for
leaving
the
subject
out
for
this
emission
is
ona
of
those
collective
sins.
In
which
most
of
us
have
some
share.
j
When
you
step
to
think
of
it;
it
is
a
ridiculous
sltutajon
in
I
which
we
are
Involved.
Th?
I
Christian
religion
upholds
aj
faith
which
It
claim?
brings
salvation
to
all
who
accept
It.
By
any
test
It
Is
Important.
Historically,
it
has
done
much
to
make
us
what
we
are,
be
that
geed
or
bad.
Scientifically,
re-1
llglon
is
such
a
universal
phe-ncmena
that
its
presence
requires
some
explanation.
It
changes
the
landscape,
dotting
it
with
Dlaces
of
worship.
Even
economically
(the
crowning
method
of
explanation
for
spmei
It
seems
to
have
Importance,
for
people
do
spend
a
-limited
amount
of,
money
to
maintain
its
institutions..
And
when
at
last
life's
silver
cord
Is
broken,
with
few
exceptions
the
offices
cf
religion
are
sought.
Yet
about
this,
the
most
fascinating
of
all
sub
jects,
the
teacher
must
maintain
a
great
silence.
Oh,,
yes,
occasionally
It
creeps
Into
a
history
course
and
it
Is
discovered
that
In
some
ancient
and
wicked
day
the
men
of
the
church,
over
come
by
human
weakness,
started
a
war
or
did
something
else
equally
notorious.
Or,
If
by
chance
some
child,
made,
of
the
stuff
of
the
poets
and
philosophers,
should
ask
one
of
life's
important
questions,
such
as
"Why
are
w.e
here?"
the
subject
must
be
shifted
to
a
less
embarrassing
topic
such
as
the
jilt
pump
or
the
steam
engine.
The
beauty
of
this
system
of
silence
is
that
It
has
an
Immortality
all
its
own.
By
training
students
!
very
highly
In
some
subjeits
and
!
keeping
their
curiousity
duller!
!
on
this
controYesia.J
question
H
will
,soon
be
posstole
to
say
that.
there
Is
no
one
who
could
teach
the
subject.
One
thing
our
school
system
1$
best
fitted
to
produce
Is
teachers.
One
generation
teaches
the
next.
By
this
process
our
Ignorance
Is
.elf-per-cetuatlng.
Soon
the
public
mind
wm
be
Ignorant
enou?h
to
accent
one
of
the
bloody
secular
religions
that
defy
the
state
or
man
or
some
equally
monstrous
abstraction.
Roughly
speaking,
there
are
two
groups
who
maintain
this
educational
taboo.
There
are
the
religious
people.,
who
refuse
,ta
look
at
any
teaching
except
tlelr
MTDDLE-aged
woman
will
look,
own
and
there
are
those
educa-
aiier
cnuaren
evenings,
pnone
,
tors
who
regard
relleion
an
a
Qreen
588.
(tf)
j
burden
to
be
cast
aside.
On
the
man
experience.
Could
not
course
be
designed
in
co-operation
with
the
various
churches
that
would
help
to
Inform
the
student
about
the
history
arid
lnitltutlons
of
Christianity?
JU
purpose
need
not
be
to
persuade,
but
;o
inform.
The
establishment
of
such
a
course
would
present
difficulties
but
there
are
far
greater
dangers
in
our
growing
religious
illiteacy.
Religious
without
any
teeth
you
may
find;
freedom
is
not
found
In
lgnor-that
your
efforts
at
home
are
j
ance
but
in
knowledge.
Soma
completely
unsatisfactory
if
you
I
way
must
be
found
whereby
the
Include
teeth
in
your
model.
For
reiources
of
the
schools
can
be
FOR
SALE-Kltchen
table,
four
large
part
of
the
day
duriPS
effectively.
chairs
and
bed
complete.
Call
mu5l,
""Ponaoie
years
:
at
513
8th
Ave.
East.
(2SB)
he
child
is
at
school.
A
myster-1
937.
-r-
,
.
.
.
,
.
lous
thing
called
the
curriculum
I
FOR
SALE
"Babee
Tenda,"
good
U
making
the
intellsctual
weath-1
condition.
Red
985,
call
eve-
er
in
which
his
mind
must
grow,
i
nings.
FOR
SALE
Flooring
and
2x10.
Phone
Green
698.
(256)
FOR
SALE
Farm
at
Remo.
Box
1367,
Postal
St.
"B"
Prince
Rupert.
(18-25-1)
CHENILLE
SPKEADS,
$4.83
Manufacturers
clearance
first
quality
for
double
and
single
beds
In
beautiful
two-toned
:
.colors,
worth
double
the
price.
"
'Money
refunded
if
not
satisfied.
Sent
C.O.D.
plus
postage
In
Canada.
Handicraft
Distributors,
254Sherbrooke
St.
W.,
Montreal
18,
Que.
TENDERS
TENDERS
will
be
received
by
the
Massett
Co-operative
Association
for
purchase
of
the
following
trucks
at
Massett,
B.C.;
closing
date
Nov.
15,
1947.
FARGO,
3
tons,
196"
W.B.,
stake-body,
1947
Model,
used
two
months,
condition
as
new.
Equipped
with
"2
speed
rear
(260)
We
all
think
the
thing
we
are
doing
is
Important.
The
student
assumes
that
Uie
impartant
sub-
Jects
are
the
subjects
he
!s
FOR
SALE
Girl's
bicycle.
Green
studying,
and,
granted
a
good
First
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Clerk
of
Sessions,
J.
A.
Teng
!
Morning
Worship,
11
ajn
!
Minister:
Rev.
A.
M.
McColl.
Subject:
"I
Am
Debtor
td
All
Men."
Anthem,
Junior
Choir:
"Hallelujah,
Raise
O
Raise."
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
Evening
Worship,
7:30
pm.
Minister:
Rev.
A.
M.
McColl.
Subject:
"What
Do
You
Think
of
God,"
Anthem,
Senior
Choir:
"Savior
Breathe
An
Evening
Blessing."
Everyone
welcome.
First
Baptist
Church
(Young
Street)
Minister:
Rev.
F.
Antrobus
Phone:
Res.
Green
812
Sunday,
November
2
11
a
m.
Morning
Service.
12:15
p.m.
Church
School.
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service.
"But
Ood
r.nmmpth
His
nin
mm
ST
DIRECTORY
mtiIich
In
nil
(liurilif
ut
II
a.m.
u
nil
p.m.;
kiinilay
School
nt
Villi
V
lf
t
UH
sIlKUII.
A(SI.ICW
CMTIIKIlKAI.
4th
Ave.
W.
at
Dununulr
St.
Holy
Communion
8:30
a.m.
Suaday
School
2:00
p.m.
Rector:
Basil
S.
Procter,
b
a,
BD
(Ulue
J3J)
MUST
ItAI'TIST
8th
Ave.
E.
at
Young
St.
Minister:
av.
Fred
Antrobus
(Green
812)
VWit
I'HCMIYTHmS
4
th
Avenue
East
(Oreen
884)
iiusr
INITIII
630
Cth
Av.
Wit
Minister:
It.
A.
Wilson,
M
A.
(Oreen
813)
t
i
l
l.
(lOSI'll,
TtlltllYW
i.i:
221
6th
Ave.
WMt
Pastor:
Paul
A.
Barber
(Oreen
820)
SAI.YIUOX
AllMY
Prater
Street
0.0.
:
Capt.
Earl
Jarrctt
Directory
Claw
2:39
p.m.
Sunday
School
3.00
p.m.
(Black
!(W)
ST.
I'll
l.'S
Ll
lllKUAN
6th
Ave.
at
McBrlde
St.
Pastor:
E.
Sollaod
(Black
910)
st.
iTiKirs
.m;i.ic.
Seal
Oove
Arthdeason
E.
lloctson
Sunday
School
1
1
:00
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
7:80
p.m.
(Blue
827)
nnniiMTY
siaiiw
kcikiol
East
Euil
1U1I.
2
30
p
ro.
I'rlnre
riupm
Full
Gospel
Tahcrnuclc
221
Sixth
Avenue
West
Rev.
Paul
A.
Barber
Sunday,
11:00
a.m.
Devotional
and
Communion
Service.
12:15
Sunday
School.
7:30
pm.
Evangelistic.
Tuesday,
8
p.m.
Prayer
meeting.
Friday,
8
p.m.
Young
Peoples
Service.
Behold
the
Lamb
of
God
which
take
th
away
the
gin
of
the
world.
John
1:20.
All
are
welcome.
St.
I'aul's
Lutheran
Church
Earl
Sotlaad,
Pastor
336
East
Sixth
Avenue
Phone
Black
910
Wowblp
S
rylce,
at
1
1a.m.
and
7:30
pjn.
Sunday
School
at
12:15
p.m.
Choir
meets
Tuesdays
at
7:30
p.m.
The
Church
Council
meets
Tues
day
at
B
p.m.
The
Sunday
School
teachers
meet
Friday
evening.
The
Salvation
Army
Captain
and
Mrs.
E.
Jarrctt,
Corps
Officers.
TONIGHT
"Our
Youth
Rally."
Mrs.
W.
Timms
will
speak
to
us.
TOMORROW
9
a.m.
Knee
Drill.
11
a
m.
Holiness
Meeting.
Miss
Fraser
of
the
Northern
Light
Bookroom
will
bring
the
message.
2:30
p.m.
Directory.
3
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
pm
Gospel
Meeting
love
toward
us,
In
that,
while
f
P
m-Home
League
we
were
yet
sinners,
Christ
died
for
us."
Rom.
5:8.
The
ordinance
of
the
Lord's
Supper
will
be
observed
at
the
close
of
the.
service.
Remember
to
brrlng
your
parcels
of
new
and
good
used
clothing
for
Europe
to
the
parsonage,
very
soor
for
shipment.
Try
a
DaUy
News
Classified
Ad
Classified
Advertising
Payj'
Wed-
8
pm.
Soldiers'
Meeting.
Note
The
Home
League
Sale
of
Work
will
be
held
in
the
I.O.D.E,
Hall
on
Nov.
25.
Discussions
about
operations
and
sufferings
should
not
be
carried
on
in
front
of
children
as
it
will
frighten
litem
unnecessarily,
say
health
authorities.
See
the
Spies
and
Meckling
ad
this
week.
(250)
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RELIEF
PASTOR
Rev.
A.
M.
McColl,
recently
retired
from
Westminster
Presbyterian
Church,
Sioux
City
lov
,
arrived
in
the
city
yesteru.iy
from
Vancouver,
where
he
k
,
now
masing
nis
home,
to
occup-
the
pulpit
of
First
Presbyterian
;
Church
until
a
regular
minister
I
has
been
secured.
I
Mr.
Xtcuoll
Is
a
veteran
of
trt!.
(First
Great
War,
having
joined
a
Canadian
Scottish
Regimnn
as
a
private.
Later,
as
chaplain
he
served
both
in
France
una
j
England
and
for
sometime
aftr,
returning
to
Canada.
He
wounded
In
action
while
serving
as
a
private
In
France.
His
s.n
served
as
a
paratrooper
In
the
I
last
conflict.
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By
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LEE
Q.
When
one
calls
to
sr?
friend
who
U
ill,
should
he
to
see
this
person?
A.
No;
perhaps
the
oer-too
111
to
receive
gup
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