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sheltered
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swirms.
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TOTEMS
AN
ATTRACTION
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page
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FIRST
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CHURCH
Young
St.,
and
Fifth
Ave.,
Eosr
MNIHY
KMIYK'FS-
11
a.m.
and
7:3u
p.m.
12:15
p.m.
-Sunday
School,
and
Bible
Class
MONDAY'S
7
p.m.-Junior
Church
'
8
p.m:
Young
People's
Tl'KSDAYS-
0:45
p.m.-
Mission
Bund
8
pm.
Prayer
Meeting
t
.
MISSION
CIRCLE
Every
Fourth
Friday.
Ihv
pastor,
people,
and
facilities
of
the
Church
are
dedicated
to
the
supreme
task
of
winning
r.ien
and
women,
hoys
and
gills
to
Jesus
Ch
1st.
and
of
holding
farth
the
Word
of
Life
as
the
final
and
only
rule
cf
doctrine
and
conduct.
in
one
of
Tokyo's
public
parks
as
a
memorial
to
the
first
Japanese
trade
fair
which
will
d.
held
In
Seattle,
June
17
to
July
1.
The
pole
was
donated
by
the
Alaska
Steamship
Company
and
lormal
dedication
was
performed
by
Senator
Warren
G.
Mug-iiuson
on
hi
recent
visit
to
the
Orient.
-
These
are
but
two
examples
of
prominent
places
totem
poles
have
taken
lately
In
modern
civilization.
It
was
not
until
the
arrival
In
Prince
Rupert
of
W.
J.
Alder,
who
served
for
five
years
as
city
commissioner,
that
the
community
took
an
active
interest
in
totem
poles.
This
was
a
little
more
than
12
years
a-?o.
The
Commissioner
saw
an
opportunity
to
obtain
a
representative
collection
of
totems
and
he
was
quick
to
act.
The
collection
today
taken
mostly
trom
the
Queen
Charlotte-
Islands
Is
of
exceptional
worth
jsTEPumjAeaonifje
Minister:
FRED
ANTROBUS
Residence:
230
Filth
Ave.
East
Phone
Oreen
812
P.O.
Box
533
and
they
have
Deen
placed
m
parks
and
other
points
throughout
Prince
Rupert's
business
area.
Entrance
to
the
city
museum
is
flanked
by
two
fearsome-looking
figures,
around
which
tourists
with
cameras
can
often
be
seen
as
they
exchange
opin-
1
ions
and
record
the
object
of
their
Interest.
Another
of
the
16
poles
crowns
the
highest
point
of
the
Canadian
National
Park
Lookout
Point
and
on
its
crest
crouches
a
sinister
figure
with
outstretched
arm
grasping
a
weapon.
The
blessings
of
peace
S.
D.
JOHNSTON
Co.
Ltd.
"W
INSURANCE
-'
FINANCIAL
AGENTS
'
.
To
-
British
Columbia,
a
land
unsurpassed
for
its
natural
resources,
was
selected
by
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltj
because
it
offered
low
cost
power,
transportation,
manpower
and
raw
materials
in
almost
unlimited
supplT
lor
the
manufacture
of
high
alpha
pulp.
H
Naturally,
we
at
Standard
of
B.C.
are
pleased
that
our
products
Calol
and
RPM
Lubricants
were
selecte
by
Columbia
Cellulose
for
its.
plant
at
Watson
Island,
B.C.
We
regard
as
our
responsibility
the
job
of
developing
petroleum
products
to
safeguard
vital
machinery
s.hus
increasing
emciency
and
cutting
costs.
Phone
130
were
not
always
known
ana
mere
are
many
tragic
events
of
warfare
recorded
on
history-telling
totems.
And
once
a
pole
stood
at
the
Junction
of
Second
Avenue
and
Second
Street
but
increased
traffic
made
Its
removal
advisable.
But
it
was
not
then
foreseen
thai
even
a
little
further
"out
of
town,"
on
a
prominent
corner
of
the
main
thoroughfare,
Thirl
Avenue,
would
stand
a
modem
place
of
amu.sem.srit
cal.etl
Totem
Theatre."
517
W.
Second
Avenue
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
STANDARD
OIL
COMPANY
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
LIMITEI
Refinerys
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N.
R.
Younq,
Agtnt,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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hi
mi
mi
nil
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till!
it
looks
bright
in
f
CANFISCO
joins
in
welcoming
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
to
PRINCE
RUPERT
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Our-new,
modern
cannery
just
being-completed
here
'
Is
the
best
evidence
of
Canf
isco's
own
faith
in
the!
bright
future
of
this
great
new
industrial
area.
The
CANADIAN
FISHING
CO.
LTD.
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