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“CAMPRBELA/S KINGDOM”
by
Hammond Innes

‘Availabie at the Public Library)

Campbell's Kingdom is a story
of Western Canada as it is to-
Gay, a story of the great oil
boom and of the grim, wind-
torn wastes of the Rocky Moun-
tains. Here is the hectic atmos-
Phere of a young people still
intent on tearing the wealth out
of virgin country: here are the
ghost towns of the old gold-
rush days and the construction
camps and oi] rigs of today ;

Campbell was one of the old-/

  

 

Saturday Sermon

our north country sometimes com.
cally upon the faet that it is seldom

citizens can be mobilized in these
on a jury and render a “hanging”

 
  
 

——— a ee
: TOR Y Beme of you may- feel very
IR} ( properly ashamed about this
; ~ . ia ~ ; but somehow I think most of us timers, a great character who
are glad that we live in a com labored all his life to prove what
| Mrunity with people who. what- he believed: that there was oil

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THEITRA jever thelr religious convictions

oeATHAL in the Rocky Mountains. His % oe : , | Buckler “imparts (to the novel) | the Daily News will publish one
amuse 8 are reluctant to know the day “kingdom sos” cae gee Maar wen _ \ haunting eloquence, an almost, of the winning reviews daily.
Ee an |" oo death country 7000 feet up in the with a “sterner editorial pencil,” | ishing ensuality his ears Boe es ee ee
Biue 700) §| fe 45 am atheism about cap- Rockies. In the valley below | for native dialect is unerring.” |
ital , Cepecially as it lay Come Lucky, a ghost town At times tne narrative seems |
' RATT ee j ts ae ce our time. If of the cid Cariboo days peopled . tmeven and formless, the lan-! .
cua We aft Ww Cherish even the barest py men soured to the point of ml t L t comm | ONEEE & lithe overripe. iP b} h
won 812) ‘and most basic belief In God, it hate by greed and disappoint- OO ig S f Writing in the Herald Tribune} u IS ers
rrr PY TERA oe oe eae = must know ment ' ee ta son Bullock enrtoealdl te te ane oe ~
' ; . They dsove te |ence Haxto : P y Sh capital and organ- |
pp | Wnder the ancient law. it iS the aes eae, ie on — By LILLIAN MILLER | the novel as “rich im the things ized to carry on a general book
en 002) 1 | true that the man who shed his, the i ad oe nome | Little Theatre members have of the earth.” 'publishing business in Canada.
a brother's tieed forfeted ta. in the ingdom, and at his! peen sting on edge with the} a f 'Brunswiek Press, of Fredericton.
ast ONT ED “ : death the old-timer wrote to his performance date of “Ask Me No (It) offers + @ rare study toda ‘ ;
own, amd that was under the grandson, Bruce Wetheral, in Questions” looming just anead|%! ‘he effect of Jomeliness upon neuen Seek cede
Green 619) || /®¥ Of sacrifice. It was to make pretand : human personality, and the “€ Canadian book publishing

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Book Review Contest Entries Show Originality

. Prize winners were announced
| today of Young Canada’s Book
| Week review contest sponsored
| here by the Public Library Asso-
| elation.

Number of entries “was disap-
pointing” said an ‘association
spokesman, “but the quality of
those received was very good,
origina) and fresh.”

Nova Scotia Novel Intrigues

|

Literary Critics of New York Grade te Gal on

NEW YORK (CP)—Nova Scotian Ernest Buck-|* —e Samn*

» Coe “or ee | r 4 winners were tied
| ler’s first novel, “The Mountain and the Valley,” | ana prizes were awarded to Gail
evoked a mixed response from literary crities writing] Davidson for her review of “One
in New York newspapers. |’ | Meckearen

Kitten Too Many,” and to LesHe
Published in the United States |5#¥S Stuart Keate in a review in| man.”
by Henry Holt, Buckler’s novel/the New io« Times Sunday! Prizes, which will be the win-
is about a sensitive boy grow-| literary magazine | ners’ selection of a book, will be
ing. to manhood on a farm in| ate. publisher of the Vic-| awarded soon,
Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley, |'0r@ Times, says, however, that) Next week, beginning Tuesday,

| Entries were submitted by
| Grades 8, 7, 6, 5 and 4.

Judges were Mrs. J. A. Ruth-
erford, Mrs. D. R. Barclay and
Mrs, R. Hill, Here are the win-
ners:

Sue Kergin, grade 8 for her
review of “House

| “Little Women:” Joanne Prock-

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and it was startling news when | ‘ ; ‘
1g news when | response when the hun-' “eld and made public its first

jlessed

in Hiding;”
|Barbara Allanson, Grade 1,

| ter, Grade 6, “The Gells on Fin- |

  
 

Prince Rupert Daily News
Saturday, November 15. 1952

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good, parking's easy—
rates are sensible.

Hillierd C. Lyle, Menoging Director

A Fine Hotel . . . to Sleep . . . Relax . . . Eat!

      

 

 

 

 

 

  
  
   
  

  
  
 

 

  

<n i nahe ‘ ie I pray UWod you will accept Keith Faught, leading man, wa: } ‘ :
pepe ry ee eee the mantle of my beliefs andj confined to hospital | ser for Neue ’ satis- | ir, of Made books published in
: ron ;are taught that all atonement . - it to the damnation of my) However, Keith feels ne will be hai ditions novel? oo gece First, books to carry the Bruns-
Bisck 269) fland sacrifice for sin ia wrapped | “Nemes back on the job soon and to ia - ‘ wick name are thre2 Canadian
: up In and superseded by Christ Wetherai, driven by the com-| Prove his belief he is busy study-| Orville Prescott, reviewing. the | juveniles, twe of them fact-books
HERAN pads pelling urgency of a personal | ig his lines while in bed ook in the Daily Times, calls|abowt Canadian subjects which
: Bo today tne doctrine cor Gisaste: en pts the chanenge WwW “Py % ; ‘ a a and gloomy Sate.” | continue a series previously pub- $203
Black 610) "| and emigrates to Canada. Bat ork crews have almost com-| However, he finds “its locale! lished by Editorial Associates
cerning capital punishment is in the Rockies, he finds him- pleted the stage set—g pleasant |s.a fresh one and its manner, ‘
SNGLICAN removed entirely from fields tT arg tenn with something big- thought of! writing individual and un-/ ———————————————
rH religious belief to those purely ger tham the greed and hatred ——_— usual.” |
2 a vd — eee ee f a few old men: a big mining | -_ ene interruptions! Prescott thinks the characters |
” pm | hea - a ots Poa pt of COMPany is moving up the vaniey PF aa ~ a oe ate “neither likeable nor inter- |
oe eT een apart from on aera and threatening to spread its| — 0’ ‘Searsals are back to nor-|eging.” but “completely believ- |
ee AR BAPTIST the people 5 a a a a tentacles over the Kingdom | able.”
, 00 am SPPCOVE REE WOCR PME iris ook is Wetherdi's account pcmiememaeenceees :
¢ 1298 things as they are new of Nis struggle to prove that . nn,
* 323 From the religious standpoint Campbell was right—a struggle UBC E on |
——— only be regarded us the conte t sutecteaaiinine ed xtensi |

hited Church

hive W. and Mesgrave

extended, with a subject more
, ing and tailoring and sewing !
iting ar } a - j i
Morning Worship ; “Dearly beloved avengs — eo than Classes at the Civic Centre will ”
tt | Met yourselves but rather give |" ”  °™" ae be Jan. 12 and will last until — a
place unto wreath, for it | ree ‘ROSSE HT Jan, 31 ;
n ' written, ‘Vengeance is mine, I THE REC by b KNIG i > a of _ = oe _ = |
he " TOR |) wil) repay safth the Lord ie ae ay from 88 een ross o Fi Fi ad
; pimann 12 Sister Mary Christina the University of British Colum- or a me a
a—tvenme Worship, tinal dinduabareienibi ‘Available at Wm. Earl bla extension department who °
bt Question : | ETERNAL CITy Sargent Memorial Library) conducts the classes. Selection of
ps | Roman historians place the The story of the beautiful Limtted membership in the : i
“4 - | founding of Rome about the year Clie’ asd teee dee Knight Classes ote been set at 25 for the Christmas
ME AND WORSHUEP 1763 BC a a the first beok of Spenser's aa and 15 for
I SCHOOLS, at Fipst] | Facinie, Queene. dAcChREMINSlY |: “Classes wit] be alternated ‘each Cards
Beginners and | re-told fer children a vr“on 4 } 18¥. 40d .Will be held afternoons
sitet] EVANGELICAL FREE |. "ors an¢_ art By Phe! ana. evenings
rad United | LOOF. Haft éth Ave. F fascinated by batfles Arfg - caida sai
‘Bons and evil knights, escapes | LAKE ISLAND
hool SUNDAY from the wiles of wicked Archi- .. Michipicoten Island in the ‘
for 11:00 a.m.—Sunday School mago and faisé"Dilesgh, visits to miortheast part of Lake Superior ; a
Club + Open Seasion the House of ‘Prid@and the |) about 20 miles jong with maxi- l
fter * Colored Slides House of Holiness, amd the many yum width of seven miles se i
7:3 pan.—Evening Service other adventures through whieh} sow soci

 

 

a i @ Message by Pastor to a joyful wedding
sT, PAUL S FRIDAY The author has managed te
HERAN CHURCH 7:00 p.m.—Children’s Hour capture in simple words, not vl
mA Mctiride St @ Chorus-time only the plot but much of the
Pp sthe # Colored Film Strip flavor of Spenser's beautiful al-
ty Faith” ‘Come now, let us reason to- | legory so that children may
nd Wor B gether,” saith the Lord though fi come to know and love one of
ee your sins be of scarlet, they) the great classics of English lit-
r “DAY SERVICES shall be as white as snow jerature, and leok forward to

 

mest coki-blended form of mur-
det, and most grievous since ft
8 @M act in which all of as as
members of the community are
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" Isaiah 1:18 reading the original when they
e 8 a.m, a be | a. : it
Paster: C. W. Sinclair are ready for i
n God oe The forty odd illustrations in
ifull o ye true fairy
inn Yon The Hour of Decision ; ful color have the .
A sce Dr. Billy Graham, © glist tele quality and ad@ tmmensely |
— Sunday 10:16pm. URUBKN. §| to the charm idf the teghj. | ME
7 Abeiit the Aiithor —. “Sister
Mary Christina was born in
| New York, has been teaching

RST BAPTIST CHURCH |

NDAY, NOV, 16

BELIEVER’S BAPTISM

ii health im a hard,
country

This is Hammond Innes at his
best, @ borm story-teler fully

unyielding

kmight and dy win their way

senior high school in San Fran-
ciseo’ for the lastefive years, but
her previous experience of teach-
ime gtade school gave her a
knowledge of the 10- and 11-

 

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in) j Zaptism during the eventne REMOVE MEAT BA)

” 4 ce LONDON (CP) The British
a at Food Ministry announced that
SMIiNg © orepr passengers afriving from Can-
e ere ada now may bring In up to 10
The ordinance of the Lord's pounds of uncooked meat for
i AKER Supper will follow the evening their persona] or househeld use
ev. J. : service, and new members wil! Parcels of up to 22 pounds of wn-
C. Schweitzer be received into church mem- |cooked meat also may be sent

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Mon., Noy. 17—Rev. L. A. Thorpe
Tues, Nov. 18—Bro. John Linney
Wed., Noy. 19—Rev. F. Antrobus

We extend a cordial invitation
to visitors to worship with us.
231 Fourth Ave. East
| Minister: Rev, B. A, Wright, D.D.
Organists: Mrs. B. J. Smith
} and John Currie,

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