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The
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Royalty
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supreme
achievement
in
radio
history
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March
Wc
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la
nro
trade-in
allowances
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monthly
payments
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wiu
inter-
fermer
mtsrioner
here
for
five
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man
w
an
oiner
countries,
per
year
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ln
hearing
something
of
News
Department
Telephone
.
SS
highway
traffic
there.
A
lady
who
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
formerly
lived
In
British
Columbia
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
writing
from
London
to
a
local
.....y
resident,
says:
that
it
the
new
t
Pope
is
one
of
r
a
the
most
able
men
tnai
couiu
,
time
meotany
westcun
rignt
apprnacnes
,he
cemetery.
you
art
Have
been
chosen
and
ia'aflrrilrably
litt'td
for
the
work
at
a
forcing
the
cyclist
this
critical
time.
He
had
been
papal
secretary
of
state
from
the
highway.
Saturday
and
lor
for
some
some
vears
vears
and.
ana,
prior
nrior
to
to
that,
mat,
represented
represemea
the
ine
PoDe
rope
in
in
oumi-js
Sundays
they
u.c,
B
go
in
.
e
gangs
of
30
There
war
special
music
by
the
choir
at'each
service
On
Monday
evening
there
was
a
large
farewell
gathering
for
Dr.
Os-
terhout.
wrnoui.
With
un
Stephen
oiepnen
Morrison
Mwun
such
grace
and
dignity
"We
remember
your
paUence
with
u
In
all
our
weakness!
and
fail-
rrp
rirnr
TiO
"T
ures
as
you
encouraged
us
in
the
1
"We
would
couple
with
these
ex-
f
IK
Low
si
rA
sSloVi
Jtf.
Nelghtaring
Cmmanhy
Celebrate.
";"
"
..m
held
lu
teem
with
which
you
are
still
among
u
the
sincere
hope
that
,
Mrs.
Osterhout
and
yoursell
con-1
'
l
in
ii
In
hoslth
and
hannineiil
.
i
-
March
3
'
"
u'
w'"'u
PORT
SIMPSON.
-With
.
and
kindly
j,
eormpondence
Ret.
Dr
S.
8.
Osterhaut.
retiring
I'Wts
of
missions
and
n,?V
.
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...
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lorwara
in
me
tnruuin
uic
jot
k.
.
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1
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1
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1
ik.
..l.kH
around
the
turn
of
the
century.
in
V
?
nt
of
the
Kingdom.
Hrst
anniversary
services
of
the
.
.Hn
.
iMdln
nart
in
them.
'Out
prayers
that
the
grace
of
a
1
I
a..
t.MA
1-,.,-
TTni
rhr,h
at
Port
tne
W)Ta
wesus
Ltinsi
ina
uie
iutc
-
a
A
Ik
itk
.
.
t
.
Manchester
told
pupils
he
was,r
Montesmno
Germany:
He
is
a
strong
advocate
of
peace
and
is
also
f-
7
not
sure
he
c,d
poa.
the
school
w.
a-w.
rated
as
a
orator.
He
was
responsible
for
the
concordat
thfjr
hardly
,t
jgram
whkh
loca,
u
M
between
Prussia
and
the
Papal
See
and
received
the
car--
-then
the
motor
coaches
are
voting
talent
from
the
mission
dinal's
hat
as
a
reward.
legion.
They
pull
up
periodically
1
boat
Thomas
Crosby
contributed
In
1936
Cardinal
Pacelli
Visited
the
United
States
at
and
drag
out
three
or
four
eases,
Addresses
Presented
the
time
of
the
election
campaign
and
rema
al
weeks.
He
flew
across
the
continent
and
back,
Visiting
aU
ny
alons
together,
three
deep
aU
the
people
of
Port
Simpson,
was
Several
important
centres.
After
the
election
he
lunched
most
of
the
way.
Fortunately
they'.read
by
Ernest
F.
Dudoward
and
with
the
President
at
Hyde
Park
but
refused
to
discuss
have
made
the
roads
wide
and
as
foMows:
with
the
!fa"lc
b
now
d'nn,te
0"i
"We
the
peop,
o(
Port
slmPMn'
public
questions
newspapers.
un?;wa.y
'
....
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1
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.
half
nf
n
nir
1-1-
iM
.u
..
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4
1
.
u
.
As
head
of
the
diplomatic
organization
the
new
rope.
have
told
you
this
so
that
7t
L
h
fWe
was
brought
into
direct
contact
with
officials
in
Germany
compare
with
the
rule
of
lZ
year.
o
y
with
your'
POrtTLAND
March
3:
cp
-nnrl
5nnin
A
rnnonrrljit
with
rhp
fnrmpr
pmintrv
hflfl
th
mad
at
Rnnert
I
have
emitted
.a
-
v
Vancouver
Uons
were
white-
been
signed
in
1933
and
later
with
Austria
and
Jugoslavia
motor
cycles
m
groups
of
seven
or
UY
unaer
the
call
of
ood
to
the
thTpacii
naat
iineSI
b
me
racilic
coast
Hockey
League
......
.
n
r-ui
eleht
and
motor
cvcles
nlus
trailer
.t
.
ik
laboring
and
for
a
time
relations
with
Germany
were
amicable.
J
Tsimpsean
people,,
a.
you
the
n
"
gh
"
sre
c
being
un
to
10
.
with
mother,
father
and
two
."5
r
.
i-
n
.
!
.i
.
tit
tar
five
vear
nn
the
Na
and
..
.
Then
in
congratulating
Cardinal
Schulte,
archbishop
of
SSrcTSTin
wheels.
Ihe
fhlnfor
KST.S
?h
n"
,The
are
41,11
Ued
,n
Colotme
Colore
on
on
his
his
twentV-flfth
twenty-fifth
anniversary
anniversary
as
as
bishop,
bishop,
Pacelli
Pacelli
lorries
lorries
etc.
etc.
Nearly
Nearly
all
all
transport
transport
at
port
w
ctmM;n
Simpson.
th,rd
Pfac
Spokane
Clippers
used
phrases
which
were
interpreted
by
the
Nazis
as
a
these
days
is
0n
the
roads."
,y
jearned
eommana
to
iioman
uatnonc
nisnops
in
uermanv
to
cnai-lenge
the
validity
of
neo-paganistic
ideas.
Within
a
week
there
were
arrests
of
nuns
and
monks
on
charges
of
violating
German
currency
shipment
laws.
He
is
also
supposed
to
have
been
responsible
for
the
attack
in
Osserva-
tore
Romano,
the
Vatican
newspaper,
on
the
Hitler
gov-
A
4
i
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AGE
OF
LANGUAGES
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
East-
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
ernment,
accusing
it
of
violating
the
concordat
on
three
From
the
East
nmnfc
whiph
innlnripri
trip
frpprinm
nf
thp
nnthnlir
nrpss
Tuesdays.
Thurwiavn
and
Frl-
p.m.
consecrated
your
splendid
gifts
of
mind
and
heart
to
the
spiritual
Portland
ministry
of
our
fathers,
ln
the
pul-
Seattle
pit,
ln
our
choir.
In
the
organlza-'
Spokane
tlon
of
our
Epworth
League
and
in
Vancouver
the
homes
of
our
people,
assisted
by.
""
Mrs.
Osterhout
ln
her
loyalty
to
her
husband's
work.
In
presenting
you
with
this
ad
and
the
restrictions
on
religious
practices.
This
indicates
Baterda,.
11
J-
that
w.
might
.uu-
that
he
has
the
courage
of
his
opinions,
something
that
from
the
office
of
your
upenntend-
Phbuld
prove
to
be
a
Valuable
asset
in
the
position
he
now
Try
a
Dally
New
want-ad.
ency
which
you
have
filled
with
holds.
-
Up
to
recent
years
it
was
looked
upon
as
a
waste
of
$
mnb'prl
"Rnrmrt
Rfanf,,
time
to
learn
modern
languages.
Only
those
who
prided
UlUOKetl
IVUperi
DFanu
themselves
on
their
scholastic
attainments
desired
to
learn
J
anything
more
than
English
and
Latin
or
possibly
Greek.
g
I
nvCrl
i
5a
t
I
l-riVi
Now
the
short
wave
radio
has
come
and
those
who
are
C
lYllIU
LIlC2U
sTjfdLl.II
lCiri
able
to
do
so
may
listen
to
people
talking
and
sindng
in
a
number
of
different
languages.
The
number
will
prob-
EFFECTS
OF
WAR
'
One
of
the
effects
of
the
fear
of
war
is
to
make
wo-i
men
in
the
older
countries
turn
to
more
practical
employ-
menCs
as
a
hobby.
They
never
know
when
thev
may
be
called
on
to
cook,
drive
cars
or
render
first
aid.
Their
ser-
5
vices,
may
also
be
required
at
munition
work.
The
result
is
that
women
are
learning
to
cook,
drive
cars,
bandaged
wounds,
and
do
all
kinds
of
work
they
think
may
be
required.
It
is
good
for
the
women,
especially
in
these
days
when
domestic
servants
are
difficult
to
get.
"Evidently
the
movement
has
now
spread
to
Canada
find,
centres
are
being
established
in
Victoria,
Duncan;
Vancouver
and
at
other
points.
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NORTH
STAR
i
Hockey
Standi,
IS
LEADING1
Simpson
were
celebrated
on
Sun-
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"
"
u
lOaraie
in
the
second
future
tout
MarcoeWon
wa
hfth
av
DAILY
tumua
iaP
rncay,
xuarai
j,
,
ay
gtt
down
to
westcnri
day
and
Monday.
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special
special
ser-
ser-
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;
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,
-
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r
v.
.
'
i
,twn4ne
tftntng:.
North
Star,
winning
a
clean
i
sweep
three
game
to
nil
default
victory
over
Canadian
Legion
laslf
night,
moved
into
leadership
of.
the
Commercial
Bowling
UigM
!
Rupert
Motors
being
relegated
Into
second
place
Pioneer
Laundry
wn
ivw
two
fc
a
games
to
nil
over
Parker
s;
again.
It
s
a
terrible
road
to
drive'
vices
and
gatherings
took
the
form
a,,u
"
"
I
,eraie
scow
test
ntaht
with
I7
THE
NEW
I'Ul'K
on.
as
smooth
as
a
table
This
end
f
a
combined
anniversary
ceiebra-
m
.
The
announcement
01
tne
eitcaon
of
Cardinal
Pacelli
u
Wghtfuiiy
congested
with
traf-
Uonand
fareweu
to
Dr
osterhout.
;p
to
take
the
name
of
Pope
Pius
X1L
ana
sit
on
the
throne
aT
Drive
T
fT.
t
S'
of
SL
Peter
was
received
in
tnis
country
With
a
sense
Oi
tv
Tn
1m
ta
nn
.k
r
rtr
There
were
other
speeches
and
I
Indsvldaal
scoring
was
as
(at
Iowa:
rianrer
Laundry
R.
RmMh
satisfaction,
especially
in
view
of
the
fact
that
an
attempt
this
stretch;
Drive
Stow,
in
133
Ky
of
the
mission
boat
Thomas
Overheat
made
a
feeling
reply.
jMawhtI(n
A.
8snUh
had
been
made
to
bring
pressure
Upon
the
Saci
ed
College
more
than
10X00
were
Inlured
nd(croby
preaching
in
the
morning
Refreshments
were
served.
('xicfitenko
to
iniiuence
tne
aecision.
1
ne
ieenng
seems
to
exist
nere
"l
nnnv
nnnv
vrn
vPAns
mn
mn
sons
ennv
eamcnaaen
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Eng..
March
3:
Te?ai
CP
Presenting
aa-ards
at
a
Parker's
Caraje
sehaol
commencement,
the
Bihop!D
V.lek
certificate
requirements.
Vancouver
Is
Badly
Beaten
Suffered
Ten
To
Ml
Rout
at
Hands
Of
Portland
Ruckaroos
In
Hockey
Game
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league
standing
to
date:
N6rth
8tar
.
14
5
Runert
Motors
13
9
Parker's
Oaraav
.
14
10
Pioneer
Laundry
12
12
Royal
lunch
1
13
In
the
fight
for
a
nlav-off
berth.
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Club
8
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our
language
and
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dat'
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