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With
Supper
Monday
Nlht
Members
and
frlene.
or
First
Baptist
Church
met
at
supper
in
the
parlors
of
the
church
Monday
evening
to
commemorate
the
rur.-
Ueth
anniversary
of
the
arganixa-rtion
of
the
church.
After
an
vnjov-
able
meal,
an
interesting
program
i
beiitlting
the
occasion
was
rendered.
The
pastor
or
the
church.
Rev
E.
E.
Brandt,
was
in
the
chair
A
"well
prepared
toddress
describing
j
'highlights
of
the
early
history
ol
the
church
was
glvertby
H.
W.
gett.
"To'
the
pioneers
of
the
city
many
of
the
names
mentioned
ana
p
vents
referred
to
proved
most
interesting.
Those
who
arrived
in
tnt
community
at
a
later
date
appreciated
the
labors
of
the
pioneers.
were
a
bass
solo
by
George
Sinclair,
admirably
tendered,
and
a
lively
'community
singing
led
by
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby.
'
The
address
of
the
evening
was
given
by
Rev.
Dr.
J.
Willard
Lltch.
organizer
of
the
church
and
now
paster
of
the
Kerrisdale
Baptist
Church
of
Vancouver
Drawing
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London
cockneys
have
had
to
take
the
bombing.
possibly
more
than
any
one.
Yet
amid
it
all
they
joke
and
laufijh
and
sing
and
this
lightheadedness
carries
tht-m
through.
Thebombing
is
really
no
joke.
No
man
knows
when
he
or
his
family
may
be
wiped
out
by
an
explosion,
yet
the
blitz
is
made
a
joke
and
this
joking
tends
to
get
rid
of
the
feeling
of
dread.
Many
a
man
in
England
cracks
a
joke
with
his
last
breath
and
no
one
can
tell
us
he
is
less
likely
to
enter
a
happy
hereafter
than
the
man
who
died
with
a
prayer
xm
his
lips.
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much
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nation.
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rate
by
Hitler
hold
ing
his
hand
it
willgive
the
Italians
a
chance
to
make
good.
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word
goes
out
to
the
world
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Hitler
will
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if
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or
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sons
from
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and
t.w
nitK
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Little
Theatre
Presenting
Play
Farce
To
Be
Staged
By
Local
Group
Next
Week
At
-Booth
School
Her
Husband's
Wife,"
the
first
play
produced
by
the
newly
organized
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theaae,
will
'be
presented
to
the.
public
at
the
auditorium
of
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
on,
Decemb?r
4
and
5.
it
lias
been
decided
by
this
local
dramatic
group
whose
first
appearance
to
Prince
Rupert
people
It
will
be.
The
play
had
a
very
successful
'run
in
pro
fessional
stock
before
being
made
available
to
amateurs.
The
plot
Is
based
around
Irene
Randolph,
who,
llvhv?
a
life
of
ease
and
loved
by
a
devoted
husband,
suddenly
becomes
obsessed
with
"
the
idea
that
she
is
not
to
live
the
long
and
that
she
must
choose
a
wife
for
her
husband
someone
1
who
will
be
good
to
him
arter
she!
entered
Into
their
work.
Dr.
Lltch
gQne
UnwUtmg,y
she
D,ckS
expressed
the
importance
of
the
Emlv
Ladew,
ex-Ilaneee
of
Irene's!
contributions
of
the
men
who
met
brother,
Richard,
as
her
husband's-the
personal
challenge
or
the
Chris-.
second
wife.
From
then
on
the
tran
life
and
laid
the
foundations
of
Plt
thickens
and
becomes
funnier
organizations
to
perpetuate
In
the
and
funnier.
community
christian
values.
Includd
in
the
cast
are
Miss,
Margaret
McLachlan
as
Irene
Ran-1
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
dolph.
Edward
Stark
as
her
hus-l
supper
arrangements
cunsuwu
wi.
nana,
uruce
stepnens
as
uncie
;
Mrs.
J.
A.
Lindsay.
Mrs.
Gus
Berg,
John.
Mi?3
Coral
Rogers
as
Emily!
Mrs.
J.
Armstrong.
Mrs.
Frank
Mor-
Ladew.
John
Good
as
Irene's
bro-,
ris
and
Mrs.
Frank
Glass.
Servi-
ther.
Richard,
and
Miss
Faith
I
j
teurs
were
Misses
Edith
Johnston,
King
as
the
color
blind
maid.
Nora,
j
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Kajr
watson
and
Mrs.
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waiser
The
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under
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of
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Charles
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THIRD
AVENUE
CONVENTION
AT
SIMPSON
1
Port
Simpson
Is
making
.preparations
to
receive
some
forty
or
firty
I
delegates
to
the
annual.
convention
or
the
NaUve
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia
which
will
be
held
at
the
neighboring
"village
commenc-lngnext
Monday
and
lasting.
probably
the
most
of
the
week.
It
is
hoped
'to.
hove
the
delegates
at
Simpson
by
Sunday
when
-special
church
services
will
be
held
as
a
prelude
to
the
convention.
Delegates
will
come
Jrom
as
far
south
as
Squirrel
Cove,
near
Powell
River,
as
far
north
as
.the
Naas
River,
west
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
east
to
Moricetonn
in
the
Interior.
Alfred
Adams
of
Massett
is
presi
dent
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
'
British
Columbia.
Lumierjsck
Sags
Bacldeg's
Mixture
Grind
Medicine
for
Severs
GRIPPY
COUGHS
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tain
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Jot
to
gtt
a
lumberjack
down,
but
it
needed
only
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Mixture
to
get
him
up
again!
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vhat
W.
G,
McGure,
Cowichin
Lake,
B.C,
Myi:"I
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uch
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(evere
'grip-py
cold
that
I
had
to
go
to
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foreman
brought
me
a
bottle
of
Buckley's
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and
thanki
to
it,
I
am
on
my
feet
again.
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may
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letter
to
let
the
world
know
about
till
grand
medicine."
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to
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one
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only
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relief
in
ahortest
time
ftora
coughs,
colds
grippe,
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etc
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or
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