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BiSi?
with
Win
Back
r
Those
Smooth,
White
Hands
who
lived
a
"livlne
death"
in
the
mental
hospitals.
There
was
dan
ger,
declared
the
Dean,
in
thinking
only
or
the
pastthe
daneer
of
.rorgettlng
the
present
and
the
future.
He
referred
to
the
Indifference
an.
dselflshness
which
was
so
apparent
m
the
world
today.
.
It
was
a
responsibility
of
the
people
of
today
to"
see
that
thoxp
who
had
"paid
the
price"
of
the
Great
War
In
death
and
in
suffering
had
not
made
their
sacrifice
as
a
mere
empty
speculation.
"Let
us
purify
our
hearts
with'
sorrow,
exhorted
the
Dean
whose
subject
was
"Ye
Are
Bought
With
a
Price:
During
the
2000
years'
history
of
Christendom
all
that
was
good
had
been
based
on
Christ
AH
that
was
bad
had
been
due
"to
forgetting
that
they
had
been
"bought
with
a
price."
If
that
had
.been
re-,
membered
the
price
of
the
Great
War
would
neVer
have
had
to
be
paid.
If
it
was
forgotten,
there
LUMBER
We
have
a
fairly
complete
stock
of
lumber
at
Mile
21,
near
Haysport,
ready
for
rail
and
water
shipments.
If
building
or
repairing.
'
It
will
pay
you
to
examine
our
stock
and
receive
prices.
SHAMES
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Haysport,
B.C.
an
ELECTRIC
PREACHES
ON
1,
greater
priM
PCMEMnD
AMrr
"Me
sofag
to
liTe
m
mem-
IvDlTlDluJjivAnLEi
bers
ihe
Kingdom,
of
God
and
keep
in
remembrance
the
price
that
has
been
paid
for
us?"
asked
the
Inspiring
Sermon
Delivered
By
Dean.
"Look
beyond
the
cenotaph,"
Dean
Gibson
at
St,
Andrew's
he
counselled,
"to
the
cross
where
Cathedral
Sunday
Chrfet
paid
the
price."
There
was
a
responsibility
to
one's
own
family,
,,..
.
.
.
.
to
one's
community
and
'
as
a
a
mem-"Honor
luc'u
the
dead
hv
rempmherins
.
.
..
.
the
living."
urged
Very
Rev.
JamC
"
,f"f
"TT
f
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l
held
dear
B.
Gibson,
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
ert
.
,
n
.
.
memory
'
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me
aeaa
and
rea-Cathedral
in
a
Remembrance
ser-in.
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,...
.
..
..
.mon
at
the
cathedral
on
Sunday
hHvM
'
rZ
g
he
ked
t0
teke
v
a
vow
.
act
ImorniW
mornihg
with
with
members
memher,
of
of
th
the
Ca
naaian
jjegion
and
me
women's
Auxiliary,
who
had
paraded
to
the
service,
in
attendance.
There
were
many
living
today
who
still
suf
In
every
way
like
Christ
as
Christ
had
been
like
God.
ENDAKO
MAS
CHARGED
fered
as
a
result
of
the
Great
Wan
J0"31
headquarters
of
the
-the
the
maimed,
maimed,
the
the
blind
blind
and
and
those
those
ProvIn:C,al
P1Ice
here
are
advil
or
WUJlam
R.
Bennett
of
Endako
being
.charged
at
Burns
Lake
with
a
statutory
orrence
involving
a
young
girl.
An
adjournment
was
allowed
Bennett
In
order
to
secure
counsel
after
which
he
was
com
mitted
for
trial
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
T.
E.
Taylor.
per
Pkg:
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
DAILT
KZTTS
Wednesday
Clothes
Washer
Give
your
hands
a
few
weeks
holiday
from
washboard
battering
and
see
what
a
difference
it
makes.
And
note
how
brighter
and
happier
you'll
feel
yourself,
with
all
the
back-breaking
toil
of
Washday
done
electrically.
Besides
saving
YOU,
an
Electric
Clothes
Washer
saves
fabrics,
too.
It
Washes
them
cleaner;
yet
gives
them
longer
life.
Wide
choice
of
models.
Pay
only
$o
-down.
The
balance
on
comfortable
terms.
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
Players'
Guild
Is
Going
on
Air
Giving
First
Consideration
Broadcasts
This
Winter
to
In
collaboration
with
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
the
Prince
Rupert
Players"
Guild
has
decided
to
concentrate
on
presentation
of
radio
programs
this
winter
although
it
may
be
decided
to
make
some
stage
presentations
later
In
the
season.
This
decision
was
reached
at
the
last
meeting
of
the
Guild
last
week
with
President
Roth
Gordon,
in
the
chair.
PICTURES
INTERESTING
An
interesting
series
of
moving
picture
scenes
in
Canada
and
Great
Britain
was
shown
by
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke,
pastor
of
First
United
Church,
at
a
Catherine
of
n
Moyed
last
week
in
the
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
.Hall.
The
nims
were
loaned
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Muresco
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Charge
arid
Retreat
Catholic
Bridge
Party
and
Social
Affair
at
Parish
Hall
Was
One
Of
Delijhtful
Social
Functions
I.
f
I-
f
t
Vlvht
!
One
of
last
week's
delightful
social
affairs
In
the
city
was
a
bridge
party
and
social
evening
at
the
Catholic
Hall,
a
large
fcrowd
turning
out
for
the
affair
which
was
highly
enjoyable
for
all.
Decorations,
arranged
by
Miss
Inez
Pet-tenuzo.
were
a
feature,
flowers,
foliage,
balloons
and
cellophane
paper
being
used
effectively
In
the
scheme.
There
were
twenty
tables
of
cards
and
prize
winners
were:
ladies'
first.
Miss
Eva
Cavalier:
second,
Mrs.
Pete
DeJong;
men's
first.
William
Rogers:
second.
George
Shen-ton.
9
After
cards
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Music
for
the
social
was
by
Balagno's
Orchestra
and
there
were
novelty
dances.
Walter
Smith
was
master
of
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
.
McDonald,
Stewart;
Mrs.
8.
E.
Sunbury.
Georgetown;
J.
Hallett
and
J.
B.
Lambert.
Prince
George:
Mrs
C.
H.
Sawle.
Nel
Hazelton:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
B.
Scott,
Oyama;
Mr.
and
Mrs
V.
J.
Seymour
and
son.
Fort
Fraser:
J
Connolly.
Seattle;
G.
H.
Tlernan,
Vancouver,
j
Royal
L.
H.
Swanson.
Port
Esslngton;
Axel
Olson,
city;
D.
Wallace
and
D
A.
Woper.
Vancouver;
C.
H.
McLeod.
Nelson,
j
Savoy
1
I
H.
Kameda.
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Esslngton:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Fuller.
Caspaco:
E
O.
Strimbold.
Tooley:
D.
J.
Bonner,
ON
R
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GOOD
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ON
SCREEN
TONIGHT
an
-Brewster's
Millions-
and
-.Murder
In
the
Fleet"
Outstanding
Entertainment
A
famous
farce,
which
has
been
presented
as
a
novel,
a
stage
play
and
a
film,
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
midweek
as
an
up-to-the-minute
song
and
dance
comedy
in
"Brewster's
Millions,"
starring
Jack
Buchanan
and
Lill
Damlta.
Melody
and
terp-slchore
Is
simply
employed
as
a
background
for
a
robust
story.
The
theme
of
"Brewster's
Millions,"
as
many
know,
concerns
Itself
with
the
difficulties
encountered
by
Jack
Brewster,
a
personable
but
penniless
youth,
who
suddenly
inherits
half
a
million
pounds
with
the
odd
provision
that
he
spend
it
within
six
months
in
order
that
he
may
receive
a
much
larger
fortune.
This
ceemlngly
enviable
assignment
Involves
him
with
two
lovely
ladles
and
the
entire
cast
of
a
musical
production
which
he
backs
as
a
means
of
unloading
his
riches
and
takes
him
to
the
ends
of
the
earth
The
other
end
of
the
mid-week
double
bill
is
"Murder
in
the
Fleet
a
tense
mystery
laid
against
a
pan-orama
of
navy
life.
A
cruiser
during
manoeuvres
Is
used
as
the
loca,
for
a
series
of
baffling
crimes
and
the
work
of
a
young
naval
lieutenant
in
ferreting
out
a
crimlnai
amid
civilian
visitors,
government
officials
and
naval
crew
manned
upon
the
vessels
until
the
murderer
is
brought
to
light
In
the
flna
scenes
of
an
engrossing
story.
Jear
Parker.
Jean
Herscholt,
Una
Market,
Robert
Taylor.
Nat
Pendleton
and
Ted
Healy
are
among
the
prln
cipals.
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