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1933
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Prayer
Sunday,
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pjm,
Sunday
School
Sunday.
8
p.m,
Oospel
Message
Subject:
"WHY
DID
dOD
NOT
KILL
THE
DEVIL?"
Wtilncsday,
S
p,m..
OdSpel
Message,
and
lunch
for
the
unemployed
after,
the
message.
Ally
one
having
cast
off
clothing
to
?ivc
to
the
needy
please
-
"
noUy
us
at
Box
62
and
car
will
tall
for
same.
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Saturday.
May
13,
1933
A
SATURDAY
SERMON
The
Power
of
Thought
(By
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral)
Thousands
of
years
ago
the
writer
of
the
Book
of
Proverbs
taught
the
greatness
of
the
place
and
power
of
thought
in
one's
life.
He
said
that
"as
a
man
thinketh
in
his
heart
so
is
he,"
arid
today
people
are
just
beginning
to
realize
the
truth
of
the
teaching.
,
Thinking
is
the
fountain
of
all
actions.
As
we
think
so
we
live,
and
act,
and
ludge.
The?'
thought
mark's
out
the
track
along
which
our
acUohs
run.
Everything
that
has
been
accomplished
in
the
world
has
originated
in
someohes
brain.
Thought
determines
action.
Therefore
vague
thoughts
result
in
unsatisfactory
and
indefinite
actions
and
wrong
and
sinful
thoughts
result
in
wrong
and
sinful
actions.
Christ-like
actions
are
the
Inevit-
e
are.
What
people
think
we
are
we
call
reputation
and
reputation
may
collapse
in
a
minute.
A
strong
character,
which
Is
the
outcome
of
a
long
series
of
noble
thoughts,
is
not
easily
overcome
but
no
one
can
afford
to
be
off
his
guard.
Unless
continual
care
Is
taken
there
comes
the
little
rift
within
the
lute,
that
by
and
by
will
make
the
music
mute."
Thus
we
can
see
that
our
able
product
of
pure
and
holy
,
thoughts
may
be
either
our
friends
thoughts.
If
our
thoughts
are
out
of
j
or
our
enemies,
and
they
are
"Our
order
our
lives
will
be
out
of
order.
1
glory
or
shame,
our
happiness
or
This
truth
Is
illustrated
In
the
I
misery,
our
solaee
or
destruction
powerof
mind
over
body.'
A
very
In-'
summed
up.
They
are
the
Alpha
and
terestlng
little
parable
tells
of
an
;
Omega.
of
life."
Eastern
pilgrim
who
one
day
meets!
It
is
helpful
to
remember
that
we
"The
Plague"
and
asks
"Where
are
cannot"
possibly
think
of
two
dif-you
going?"
The
answer
comes
"liferent
things
at
one.
and
Uie
same
am
going
to
Bagdad
to
kill
five
time.
Our
minds
have
not
trie
thousand
peopled
A
tew
days
later
,
power
to
contain
jiwo
dlffejtnt
the
same
pilgrim
meets
"The.
thoughts
at
any
gtrrti'nomfht.'Jfcti.
Plague"
returning
and
the
conver-
therefore,
if
we
are
thinking
of
that
satlonU
rc-opened.
"You
told
me."
which
Is
good
and
pure
and
lovely,
said
the
.pilgrim,
"you
were
going
td'
there
is
no
room
for
thought
of
Bagdad
to
kill
five
thousand
people,
evtL
If
we
think
of
Jesus
Christ
but
Instead
you
have
killed
fifty
when
temptation
comes
the
impure
thousand
.
"No."
said
"The
Plague,"
thought
will
be
supplanted
by
the
"I
killed
only
five
thousand
as
I
pure.
The
call
to
duty
bidding
us
said,
I
would.
The
others
died
of
live
and
act
in
accordance
with
the
frjeht."
Which
parable
remind
one
highest
and
best,
we
know,
may
not
of
jthe
large
number
of
peoole
to-
always
find
us
ready
to
respond
but.
dav
who
imagine
they
are
ill
when
when
it
comes
to
us
In
the
person
they(
are
not.
.
of
Jesus
Christ,
there
is
a
world
of
Thousht
also
has
a
wonderful
difference,
the
thought
of
Jesus
power
In
determinlns
character.
A
Christ
as
our
Redeemer
and
our
ft
man
thinketh
in
his
heart
so
will
Friend,
as
the
One
who
has
the
hebecome
In
rharaeter.
Character
deepest
interest
In
our
life,
effec-sprlngs.
from
habit
and
habit
tt
tually
cheeks
the
wayward
thought
beln
formed
every
moment
rtf
our
nnd
we
realize
what
is
meant
by
life.
Character
J
what
we
relt
are
"the
expulsive
power
of
a
new
af-as
distinct
from
what
peonle
think
fectlon
"
CHURCH
NOTICES
F!kST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Itev.
W.
I),
Orant
Ilollingworth,
UA.
Organist,
John
K.
Darey
11
ajn..
THE
FAMILY
SERVICE
,t
Members
of
trie
Sunday
School
will
attend
in
a
body,
.
Special
address
to
children
12:30,
Westview
Sunday
School
JrtO
p.m,
Sermon
Subject:
'tJiE
DIVINE
REFLECTldN
A
sermon
In
observance
of
Mother's
Day
jt'lhe
dose
of
the
sermon
Mrs.
F.
O.
Dawson
will
give
a
reading
of
"A
LHUe
Parable
For
pother"
by
Temple
Bailey.
MUSIC
AM.
Qhorus,
"Up
with
the
Morning"
Chbriis,
"Little
Children,"
isblqlsL
Miss
Marcelle
Jabourl.
PAi.
Anthem,
"Sun
of
My
ftiur
'
Contralto
solo.
Mrs.
A.'J.
Webber.
Everyone
welcome
1
1
INDIANS
IN
SUPREMACY
Cleveland
Maintains
Lrad
Over
New
York
at
Top
of
American
League
CLEVELAND,
May
13:
(Canadian
Press
i
Cleveland
Indians
had
their
margin
of
leadership
over
New
York
Yankees
and
Chicago
White
Sox
m
the
American
League
reduced
t
h.ilf
a
game
by
losing
to
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
yesterday
In
the
National
League
Pi.!-burg
Pirates
lout
to
tin
New
Vuik
Giants
at
the
Polo
Orounds
and
h
their
margin
of
leadership
nr.
one
and
a
half
game.
The
St
Lout
Cardinals
lost
a
close
game
to
the
Braves
at
Boston
and
dropped
with
the
Chicago
Cubs
to
a
fifth
place
tie,
the
Cubs
losing
to
the
Phillies
The
ClnclnnaU
Reds
advanced
into
third
place
as
a
result
of
a
victory
over
the
Dodgers
at
Brooklyn.
the
Dodgers
sinking
to
seventh
plarv
The
Boston
Braves
are
now
m
fourth
place.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
American
Lragne
Philadelphia
7,
Cleveland
3.
National
League
Pittsburg
3.
New
York
11
ClnclnnaU
7,
Brooklyn
3.
St.
Louis
3.
Boston
4.
Chicago
4.
Philadelphia
8.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAP.
I
E
Pittsburg
New
York
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
St.
Louts
...
Brooklyn
..
Philadelphia
AMER
Cleveland
New
York
Chicago
....
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
...
St.
Louis
....
Boston
W.
L.
Pet.
14
6
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12
7
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II
11
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11
13
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11
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IS
375
6
IS
JM
Old
Age
Pensions
And
Hospital
Fees
Hospital
Assoclatior
Informs
Local
Board
As
To
What
May
II
Done
To
Collect
From
.
Recipients
Regarding
the
attachment
of
old
age
pensions
In
payment
for
hospital
fees,
a
communication
from
the
Britten
Colombia
Hospitals'
Association,
read
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
loeal
hospital
board,
in
former
the
board
that
recipients
of
old
age
pensions
mast
be
paid
in
person
except
in
case
where
they
were
of
unsound
mind
or
otherwise
Incapacitated
in
which
case
the
money
went
to
trustees.
The
cheeks,
however,
might
be
senrout
in
care
of
haspitals,
In
case
where
pensioners
were
hospital
inmate,
and
the
hospttal
officials
would
thus
have
the
opportunity
of
attempting
to
induce
them
to
pay
their
hospital
accounts
The
penetor
were
meant
for
the
maintenance
of
recipient
whether
the
were
in
hospital
or
not.
Hospital
authorities
could
question
patients
whom
they
thought
nUfht
receive
pensions
as
to
whether
they
were
pensioners
and
m
formation
could
be
obtained
from
the
pension
board
office.
The
hospital
board
was
informed
that
the
managing
secretary
wan
keeping
in
toueh
with
this
matter.
SEND
A
TELLTiHAM
U
Is
net
too
late
to
remember
Mothert
Day,
Telegraph
to
her.
She
will
appreciate
it.
4-
-
I-4-
a
The
following
Is
the
scale
of
charges
made
for
reading
hotjeea.
4.
Miirrlage
and
Fmgagernent
announcement
$2.
Birth
Notice
$00.
Funeral
NoHeea
$1.
Cards
of
Thank,
$2.
Funeral
Flowers
10c
per
name.
44'evt'44
"fu.V
Austin
I
4bbbb81bbsl
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;
BUNNY
IN
SHOUTS
Never
again
will
Bunny
Austin,
fa
mem
B-rttJtn
tennis
star,
wear
stacks,
be
announced
after
wearing
shorts
at
the
Dulwich
tournament
.
CUPS
ARE
PRESENTED
liaskrtrmll
Trophic
Distributed
by
IVfH.w
Mayor
at
Benefit
Dance
List
Night
The
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
As
sociation
held
a
pleasant
benefit
dance
in
the
Elks'
Hone
last
night,
the
feature
of
the
proceedings
being
the
present
Uu
by
Kx-Mayor
C.
H.
Orae
of
trophic
won
In
the
four
leaaues
during
the
past
win-
ter's
Competition
The
preheats-
Uoas
were
made
J
act
before
the1
supper
hour
a
fallow:
Senior
League-
Canadian
Nation-1
al
Recreation
Association,
received
by
Udie
Smith
captain.
Intermediate
Warrior,
received
by
Johnny
Comadlna.
captain.
I
Ladies'
Comet
received
by
M1m
Ella
Meen.
captain.
Junior
-
Meteors,
received
by
Norman
Allen,
captain
There
were
about
thirty
pimples
present
and
dancing
was
enjoyed
from
9
pm
until
2
pun.
to
the
tune
chest
ra.
TAKINO
IT
CIVIL
WORK
(Continued
fnnri
Page
t
until
September
of
an
acUon
In
which
James
Arsenean
I
suing
W
H.
Tobey
and
Roy
Sonuners.
as
president
and
secretory
respectively
of
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association,
for
t.V)00
damages
uk
a
result
of
bavins
broken
his
.shoulder
a
year
ago
ineC
winter
while
skating
on
the
c
N.
R.
A.
rink
In
the
local,r1j
tarda.
T.
W.
Brown,
for
the
defendant,
had
applied
that
the
case
be
sumek
off
the
lUt
for
lack
of
piroscvirUon
but
H.
L.
McLennan,
lor
the
plaintiff,
opposed
this,
the
order
being
refused
and
ptelntif
f
being
put
oh
tegrfts
to
bring
on
the
action
In
aVirfcmber.
Dr.
J.
It.
Carson,
being
away
from
the
city,
the
plaintiff
claimed
he
was
unable
to
proceed.
Two
divorce
petlUona
were
alo
vented
earlier
In
the
Assize.
Today
Weather
Terrace-
Cloudy
calm,
48.
A
lyansh
Cloudy
ealm.
53.
Any
ox-Cloudy,
ealm
,2.
Stewart-Part
cloudy,
ealm,
48.
TfaselCoh
Oleat.
eajrh.
58.
Smlthera-Clftwdy,
calm,
57.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm.
5a
I
SOFTBALL
PLAY-OFFSl
Several
Ettra
Inning
Required;
Rrfore
Grants
Defeated
I
Cardinals
In
the
first
of
the
High
School'
Boys'
S
ft
ball
League
knockout
erl
,
the
Grants
blasted
their
way
yesterday
afternoon
Into
a
The
Mil
t
'vfiiy
over
the
Cardinals.
Cardinals,
after
a
disastrous1
icitled
down
and
Uec.
re
at
9-M
In
the
fifUi
ln-:md
crit
the
name
to
an
.i
ii.nlng
However,
the
Oiants
iu
(irn
enough
hits
to
score
three
run
In
the
ninth
inning
be-j
!'or
they
were
retired.
J
Although
this
contest
was
not
of
the
best
caMbre.
the
-extnf
tn
am
proved
to
be
thrilling.
Numerous
errors
were
made
by
both
teams
In
the
earlier
part
of
toe
game
but.
as
the
game
progressed,
only
a
few
were
made.
Tobay
mm
in
good
form
and
hit
a
homer
hi
the
third
frame.
Nakamoto.
andi
aillls
were
the
big
guns
for.
the'
Cardinal.
!
IUIterirr:
Oiants
Kifhimoto
and
Lindsay
Cardinal
Postula.
ARan
and
Hlrano.
Urnmre
-Bill
Tobey.
Ba-sf
Umpire
Bob
Moxley.
S-oiv
Keener
Joe
Nay
lor.
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
14
C
N
R
At.
Orotto;
Navy
re.
Kalens.
May
1
Orotto
vs
Navy.
May
I
Kalens
vs.
Em
proa.
May
Ji
Bmpreas
v.
C.
N.
B.
A.
May
at
c.
N.
R.
A.
v.
Navy
May
la
Orauo
vs.
Katieas.
May
Navy
va.
Empreaa,
May
teKalem
va.
C.
N.
ft.
A.
Jane
1
bupreas
vs.
Orotto.
June
4-C.
N.
R
A.
va.
Kalem.
Jane
6
OroMo
va.
Rraprta.
June
8
Navy
va.
O.
N,
K,
A.
June
11
Kalens
va.
Orotto.
June
13
BNtprass
va.
Navy
June
IS
C
N,
R.
A
vs
Bmpreas.
J
una
18-
Orotks
va.CN.R-
A.
June
Nsvy
vs.
Orotto.
June
2-
Kaams
vs.
NSMry.
June
tS
ieipras
va,
Kaien.
1
r-v
,
Oarabn
Orant.
Vaieeaver
barrister,
who
acted
as
defence
coun-t
tor
a
Mmber
of
eaaws
at
the
'
"TMne
AMtar
here
thl
week.
aaUed
by
the
Prtnees
Adelaide
laat
nlaht
on
hU
return
muth
M.t
i
l"
HON
For
tulormaiion
on
thU
Phone
Blue
320
or
vuut
our
shop
and
let
us
demonstrate
the
poMibill-tie
of
shortwave
reeeiHMdti
all
day
long.
Investigate
this
fully
and
get
the
most
out
of
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radio
this
summer.
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INSULAKPEIt
Stive
Doniigl.nf.
weli-k:
"Wii
Brt
".v:
w
:u
.
speedway.
Engiana.
for
the
jpsnmg
meet
Here
we
dressed
up
as
a
motw-blke
CHOPS
IN
HtOVINCflS
(CbntSnvM
from
Pace
1)
In
Alberta
All
point
along
the
Drttmnetler-OTnltiree
UUb-eftetUer-Kad
Dear
subdt
visions
in
Alberta
report
rain
have
delayed
seeding
but
have
put
summer
fallow
and
stubble
land
In
j
good
condition
Varying
percen-'
taaes
of
wheat
have
sren
etsdsd
bwt
work
witti
coarse
grataa
baa
not
totted.
At
tbcec
potnu
the.launeas
'
of
the
season
aaay
result
in
a
small
decrease
in
acreage.
in
Central
Albert
and
In
the
Bd-monton
territory
rata
have
been
general,
followed
by
cool,
blustery
weather
and
all
points
report
warm
weather
would
be
beneficial
From
the
Peace
River
territory
eame
reports
that
wart
on
ttte
land
lie
been
conetdorabiy
delayed
by
rata
Weather
is
new
Hnaand
nee
Ing
should
be
general
In
a
tew
days
Cattle
Prices
Cattle
price
at
the
beajstnlng
of
the
week
held
in
fete
wrUvthe
close
of
the
prevtoo
weak.
Mnae
the!
most
grade
have
displayed
a
stlahily
weaker
undertone,
with
price
easing
from
It
cent
to
38
cent
per
hundred
The
only
strong
not
to
the
stacker
and
reader
division
where
sapplie
are
ltM,
and
some
eastern
orders
are
going
unfilled
In
Uie
hog
section
prospects
are
now-what
ansettled
but
there
Is
more
likelihood
of
rise
In
price
than
any
dertrne.
House
Committee
Reports
on
Work
Around
Hospital
Reporting
for
ti,
tee
at
last
night
s
rnt
tv
-
'i
meeting
of
the
bowr.i
.
(
en-
'-the
Prince
Rupert
o
n
i:
li
-ih
,
Hobert
Oordon
tat-t
il.!
...
.
Uon
of
a
sperul
bub
k,
..
.
numery
had
bei-n
.-.
the
new
braa
cuii
healing
had
bren
pU
r
.:.
r
traj
furnace
and
j
'
.
wttb
satlsfaetkm
and
-ii
t
.
ha4
been
rnao
in
thr
p,,n
Nurses'
Home
dorw'i.
pry
Tta
committee
wa
'ih.-r-
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proceed
wtth
kaisomtrmr
lac
rlfh'Vf
iU
Lhe
liuntM
well
a
the
varnlslur.v
!
movai
of
mom
fmm
'tir
n!
I
Nurses'
Home
ws
a'sn
ti:-r-!
Mention
was
mnde
-r
tt
rf-alty
of
having
the
N
H"t.
painted
but
it
was
f-
"
wouM
hardly
pemii'
'
t
roughly
esUmuterl
"
Inf
done
thlx
vear
'.
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be
Minted
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i
mated
that
this
wo
;!
'
S40
NO
I14WI
ARRIV
ALS
No
boats
being
in
a
"i
there
was
no
sale
of
u
i
.
t.
.
lof.d
fuh
exehnnv
WHY
SO
NOURISHING
?
mi?.
iA.vaia
HirJ
to
get
your
children
to
cat
a
nourishing
breakfast?
Then
consider
this
amaiing
fact!
The
most
appealing,
most
appetizing
cereal
you
can
serve
is
crammed
with
energy
I
It's
the
new
PufTcd
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice.
Cool
and
dainty
.
.
.
"twice-crisped"
by
sn
exclusive
process.
Yet
a
ilnclc
dish,
say
nutrN
lionists,
with
milk
and
sugar,
Because
"shot
from
guns"
every
particle
of
rich
energy
steam
expi
red
to
complete
digest
il
;lity
Ives
actually
more
tifflT
8
an
a
baked
potato
of
thick
lamp
chop!
Remember
no
other
cereals
sre"sho't
from
ounv
that
every
food
cell
is
lr'kcn
open
.
.
.
giving
complete
digestibility...
richer
n
Puffed
Wheat-Puffed
Rice
Made
In
Cintda
br
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Ql'AKliR
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