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GIFT
SEEKERS!
Gifts
From
Your
Jeweler
arc
the
Outstanding:
Gifts.
It
Will
Pay
You
Well
To
Give
Them:
Diamonds
Watches
Rings
bracelets
Brooches
Pendants
Lockets
Crosses
Earrings
Cuff
Links
Watch
Chains
and
Etc.,
Arc
Lasting
Gifts
And
Also
Appropriate
Silverware
Flatware
Beautiful
Dresser
Sets
in
Sterling
Silver
and
Pyralin
Military
Sets
Ladies
Hand
Bags
Umbrellas
Clocks
Lamps
Moradabad
Brassware
Chinese
Brassware
and
Copper-ware
Cloisonne
Cinnibar
and
Hundreds
of
other
novelties
and
useful
gifts
DnWrKfairC
midland
SfnrA
For,y
Di"crcnt
Desirns
of
Dinnerware
to
Choose
from.
Glasses
OIUIC
for
Evcry
Use,
at
various
Prices.
Sate
,Money
and
Time
by
Shopping
at
the
Lars
est
Gift
Store
in
the
North?
MAX
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Specialist
FEASTING?
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It
At
Copeland's
SPECIAL
FREE
DELIVERY
SERVICE
Thone
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Frozen
Strawberries
Avocado
Tears
Limes
California
Sprouts
Green
Peppers
Green
Beans
Fresh
Green
Peas
Fresh
.Mushroom?
Water
Cress
Green
Onions
Radishes
Crisp
White
Celery
Savoy
Cabbage
The
Best
Potatoes
Bunch
Beets
Bunch
Carrots
The
Best
Turnips
Cranberries
Tort
Wine
Cherry
Wine
Gin?er
Wine
Crisp
Lettuce
Dandy
Tears
Exhibition
Apples
Quality
Nuts
Sweet
Potatoes
Tansarincs
Hum
Puddings
Crackers
Christmas
Cakes
Shortbread
Candies
Almond.
Taste
Rum,
Essence
Brandy
Essence
English
Toffee
Chinese
Ginrer
Cluster
Raisins
Box
Chocolates
Tins
,
Cigarettes
Cigars
GET
THEM
AT
Copeland's
Fruit
Market
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RELATIONS
OF
CHURCH
AND
STATE
Interesting
Discussion
at
Minlste-ral
Association
.Meeting
At
the
bi-monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Minlste
ral
Asso
elation
yesterday
the
report
on
Church
and
State,
as
originally
presented
at
the
Oxford
Conference,
was
again
the
subject
of
discussion.
Existing
states,
as
historically
given
realities,
were
in
their
political
sphere
the
highest
authority.
It
was
held,
but
this
authority
stood
itself
under
the
authority
and
the
Judgment
of
Ood,
was
bound
by
His
will
and
had
the
God-river.
coercion,
the
stato
became
an
Jn-
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strument
of
evil
as
a
dominating
A
SENTIMENTAL
GIFT
5
Remember
Mother
or
your
other
Dear
Ones
with
an
extra
gift
of
flowers.
There's
something
about
flowers
delivered
at
Christmas
that
makes
the
day
seem
even
more
glorious
and
Joyful.
Just
let
us
know
how
much
to
whom
and
well
take
care
of
the
rest.
Arts
ances
Home
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Theatre
Building
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of
sin;
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state
could.
5
therefore,
be
considered
ideally
is
q
the
guarantor
and
not
the
ultl-ffi
mate
source
of
law.
It
was
to
be
tr
the
servant
of
Justice
and
not
Its
3
lord.
There
could
be
for
the
Chrls-3
tian
no
ultimate
authority
but
but
3
yery
God.
f
The
state
so
defined
had
a
dual
$S
relationship
to
the
church,
both
as
SZ
an
order
within
which
Christians
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and
as
an
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which
by
It
actions
might
either
promote
oi
hinder
the
mission
of
the
church
a
Therefore,
the
church,
in
differ-
ing
situations,
might
be
called
upon
w
laae
anienng
positions
of
operation,
criticism
or
opposition
ana
mis
ootn
in
its
corporate
ca-Paclty
and
as
a
fellowship
of
wlt-
nessing
Christians
acting
as
Indl-ft
viduals
or
as
groups.
5
What
attitude
must
the
Chris-jfe
tlan
adopt
toward
those
who,
a.
-
the
very
moment
of
a
round
tabic
S
conference
of
conciliation,
re-af
firmed
determination
to
set
armies
moving
If
their
mcir
demands
ucmanos
were
were
m
not
:
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.
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met?
This
was
one
problem
which
We
Wish
All
Our
Customers
and
Friends
A
Very
Merry
Christmas
As
our
coal
yard
will
be
closed
from
Xmas
Eve
until
Wednesday
morning
December
28,
we
respectfully
suggest
that
you
check
your
coal
bins
and
place
you-
orders
EAKLY.
problem
which
will
be
dealt
with
again
later
on
in
the
course
of
these
studies.
It
was
felt
that
a
great
drag
on
the
wheels
of
progress
so
far
as
(the
Christian
Church
was
concerned
was
In
the
vast
number
of
Its
so-called
adherents
who
were
Christian
only
In
name
and
who
knew
religion
pnly
as
a
form
and
had
nothing
to
do
with
It
as
a
force.
Religious
education
In
the
scoots
or,
rather,
the
lack,
of
It.
was
dls-
cussed
briefly
and
the
advlslbillty
of
a
democratically
formed
body
composed
of
ajl
churches
In
the
J
Dominion
to
represent
the
chur-!
Che's
Dolnt
of
view
in
the
nnrll-i.
W;V
iments
of
the
country
received
pre-lllmlnarv
attention.
A
further
study
of
these
matters
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Brand
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Frank
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aim
of
unholdlng
law
and
order
Skt7
and
ministering
to
the
life
of
the
people
united
within
It
Often,
however,
by
Its
very
Dowei
and
aim
its
lu
monopoly
monopoly
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.THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
D,ceaber
M
MEnW
Violin
solo.
"Ballet
Hunter.
Violin
solo,
Fitzgerald.
Plana
solo.
Leod.
Violin
solo,
Nelson.
IS
FINE
oiin
and
Iian0
Pupils
of
Miss
Lawrence
and
.Miss
Nelson
Heard
Diplomas
Presented
Reflecting
credit
upon
themselves
ana
tnelr
teachers,
violin
and
pi
an0
pupils
of
Miss
Ellen
M
Law
rence
and
Miss
Ruth
Nelson
gave
a
delightful
recital
last
night
be
fort
an
audience
which
filled
the
Boston
Cabaret.
There
was
an
Interesting
program
of
twenty-five
numbers
Including
selections
by
an
orchestra
comprising
some
of
the
pupils.
A
feature
of
the
evening
was
the
presentation
of
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
dlDlomai
bv
Mr.
Srelford
Darton.
In
presenting
the
diplomas.
Mrs,
Darton
congraUil
iea
ine
youthful
musicians
and
their
Instructresses
on
the
py-!
lence
of
the
program
which
had
been
presented.
Following
tho
nr
senlatlon.
Mrs.
Darton
herself
m
presented
YoJng3
with
a
bouquet
by
MtUc
'..
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'
'
Mlss
Ruth
Nelson
made
brief
re
marks
at
the
opening.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Orchestra.
"Over
the
Wave."
Piano
solo,
"In
the
Moonlight."
Mary
Baker.
Violin
solo.
The
Merrv
Khuv.
herd.-
Howard
Meln
Violin
solo,
"Air."
Ingrld
Skog
Piano
solo.
"Roses
Dream.-
Mar
garet
Johnson.
Piano
solo.
"Roses
Dream."
Frank
James.
Violin
solo.
"
Wh!
n
-
Pro
r-Will
-
Violin
solo.
To
Sorlnt-
Waltrr
Morgan.
Piano
solo.
The
Oat
and
the
Fiddle
-
Edith
Murvold.
Violin
solo.
"Lullaby."
David
Jones.
Piano
solo.
"March
of
the
Wood-
en
Soldiers.-
Jack
Joy.'
Violin
solo.
"MenueL"
Jnhn
Christensen.
Violin
solo,
"Merry
Peasant
George
McAfee.
Piano
duet,
"Rose
Petal
Romanic."
Edith
MurvoW
and
Inrki
Moate,"
BUl
"Sarabande,
Arilne
"tok.".DoWllLj(1Cl
"Concerto."
Reverie
Piano
solo,
"Oypey
Dance,"
Ter
?nce
Parsons.
Violin
solo.
Eastwood.
Ta
ran
telle
-
Jack!
Piano
solo.
"Two-Part
tlon."
Janet
Rochester
Inven-
Violin
solo.
"Country
Dane,
F3-'
more
Hanklnson.
I
Violin
solo,
"Berceuas,"
Ralph
Morln.
I
Piano
solo.
"Fantasia
In
D-Mi-jj
nor."
Anne
Wlnslow.
,
r
were
Edith
Murvold.
Afee.
John
Christiansen,
Arlln!
Fitzgerald.
Elmore
Hanklnson.
Wat-'
tcr
Morgan.
Stanley
Wozney.
Bev-j
erley
Nelson
and
Frank
James.
C.N.R.
Trains
vor
the
East-
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Fri
days
6
p.m.
From
Ibe
F.as
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
ond
Saturdays
11
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warm,
bright,
furnished
or
unfurnished
rooms.
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A
brief
visit
was
paid
to
Metla-
visited
the
local
radio
station
last
katla
last
Wednesday
by
Messrs.
Wereek,
Ryatad.
Geary
and
Durn-
ford
for
the
purpose
of
fixing
date
for
a
basketball
game
for
the
game
Rev.
R.
Durnford
visited
the
school
and
was
con
ducted
over
the
building
by
the
emcher,
T.
A.
Bryant.
The
work
done
by
some
of
the
Indian
boys
ind
girls
there
it
striking
evidence
of
their
capacity
and
skill
as
craftsmen.
A
game
between
the
MeUakatla
boys
and
the
basketball
players
of
Seal
Cove
was
arranged
for
Friday
evening
at
Metiakatla.
The
result
turned
out
to
be
a
win
for
Sel
Cove
by
four
point,
the
score
being
38-42.
The
Metiakatla
bova
are
playing
their
return
game
with
the
winners
tonight
at
Seal
Cove
The
game
should
be
a
very
keen
one.
The
St.
Peter's
Church
Carol
Singers
will
be
stating
in
Seal
Cove
In
aid
of
the
Sunday
School
Christmas
tree
on
Wednesday
and
m
the
Sandpit
area
on
Thursday
It
is
hoped
they
will
be
given
a
good
reception.
The
A.
Y.
P.
A.
of
St.
Peter
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
There
were
106
pavsengers
aboard
Arrow
christensen.
their
smart
patterns,
caroful
orchestra,
"jmgie
Beiis-
tailoring
and
easy
fiL
Nice-
u
ItVClTCU
UlIltUITUU
W
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void.
Oeorae
George
Mc
Me-
ft
V
$2
to
$c
4.
Wednesday
when
they
were
very
courteously
received
by
Clarence
a
insuianocr
wno
unaerioox
io
ex-
with
i
plain
the
tntrtcacies
of
radio
actlv
the
bova
of
the
villas
while
ar-1
itv
and
broadcasting
programs
rangements
were
being
completed
,
Some
thirty
members
were
pre
ent
on
this
occasion
and
Mr.
In
aulaor
was
kept
busy
replying
to
questions
and
correcting
many
theories
oriaina
1
and
otherwise.
The
You
rut
People's
Service
last
Saturday
was
an
unqualified
suc
cess.
The
Church
was
full
and
nostly
with
young
people.'
The
Rector
gave
an
address
on
the
subject
of
"DrlfUng'-or
"Life
a.
Cruise
and
Life
as
a
Journey."
The
children
of
this
community
are
all
on
the
Up-toe
of
expectancy
as
Christmas
draws
on.
Par
ties
and
presents
occupy
their
thoughts
very
lamely
Just
now
On
Tuesday
next
there
Is
to
be
a
Christmas
Tree
In
the
Hall
dowt.
here
and
on
Wednesday
there
Is
to
be
a
social
for
the
Young
People
of
the
Bible
Claw
which
is
con
ducted
by
Rev.
Canon
Rushbroofc.
Bob
Kelsey
to
back
from
Vaneou-
W
after
a
Ion
ahne
from
Prince
Runert
Mr
KeUey
Is,
nf
course,
well,
known
to
rami
of
the
counter
generation
hereabouts.
war
in
port
yealerdajr
'
afternoon
southbound
from
Skatway
to
Vancouver
Enhl
persons
dUem
barked
from
the
steamer
here
and
Uelve
went
sooth
from
here
atmrd
her.
Miss
RUa
mromdahl
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prta'ew
Norah
yes-
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
which
iterday
afternoon
from
Ketchikan
eaMM
Smart
New
Ties
The
latest
patterns
and
colors
in
choicest
imported
silks.
In
attractive
boxes
LAST
Time
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mi,..
"LITTLE
TOUGH
fit
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Two
Shows.
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Flynn
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The
Gift
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All
Men
Expect!
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ideal
present
for
your
friends.
Famous
for
J
50
10
$2
Arrow
Pajamas
In
New
patterns
in
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broadcloths,
wool
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and
pure
silks.
In
C'hri
mas
boxings
$2
to
$g
aim
uu
nouscnoia
repairs,
in
xaci'jrc-
Sie'S.
chdristr
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