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PAQB
TWO
THE,
DAILY
NEWH
Fvhlav
V.
CONVENTION
IS
STARTED
Luthrranf
In
Session
Spiritual
Addresses
Heard
The
first
session
of
the
Lutheran
Church
convention
was
held
at
St.
PauNs.
Lutheran
Church
last
evening
and
was
well
attended.
Two
fishing
boats
brought
pastors
3
JV
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Ko)l
Bn
Bid.
and
delegates
and
singers
from
Petersburg
and
Ketchikan.
Bishop
H.
L.
Foss
of
Seattle
gave
a
brief
opening
sermon,
stressing
the
fact
that
man
cannot
live
a
normal
and
happy
life
except
in
the
fellowship
with
God.
That
was
true
in
the
individual
and
in
the
nations.
As
all
men
ad
broken
the
original
fellowship
with
God
through
sin,
therefore,
no
man
oould
have
true
.fellowship
with
God
except
through
repentance
and
faith
in
Jesus
Christ
whom
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
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If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
life
by
which
men
come
to
God.;
foid
throueh
their
own
care-
.
,bv
Rev"
G-
B-
Odegaard
of
Ketchi-
A
sheep
The
terrible
conditions
in
the
,Ussness
disobedience.
world
today
had
their
roots
in
the!
kan-
He
brought
put
that
the
,away
from
the
I0id,
was
the
most
jParable
of
the
1Jst-
WW
helpless
of
all
creatures.
Bo
man,
fict
fact
that
that
such
such
a
a
laree
large
nart
part
of
of
man.g
splrllual
condition
'strayed
from
God.
was
absolutely
mankind
did
not
worship
God
in
fa
and
God.s
gracious
work
heipiMi.
He
was.
as
the
apostle
fpirit
and
in
truth.
The
world,
to
"seek
and
save
that
which
was
Pauj
declared,
"dead
in
trespasses
individually
and
collectively,
had
lost."
The
text
brought
out
sev-'d
sln."
The
great
fact
in
the
turned
away
from
God
and
war-
eral
important
facts,
namely,
that
,
parable
was
the
person
and
the
shipped
its
own
perverted
self.
God
dealt
with
people
as
lndl-worl.
0f
tfie
Shepherd.
The
shep-That
always
brought
downfall
and
viduals.
The
sheep
(man)
bad
riot
ner(j
illustrated
Christ
who
came
dee
truction.
Through
His
word.
Gpd
been
lost
through
Ood's
careless-
and
aave
the
lost
sheep.
:
t
i
He
left
the
ninety
and
nine
and
went
out
to
seek
the
one
that
was
A
BIGGER
CAR
A
BETTER
BUY!
NEW
Big
Bodies
.
NEW
Massive
Beauty
.
NEW
Faster
Acceleration
NEW
Heavy
Rigid
Frame
NEW
Interior
Luxury
NEW
Stabilizer
Ride
Control
.drew
Soft
Slower-Action
Springs
NEW
Roominess
NEW
Vision
(glass
area
increased
up
"to
33)
.NEW
Wider
Seats
NEW
Longer
Wheel-base
and
Springbase.
YOU
CAN
BUY
A
'41
FORD
FOR
LESS
THAN
ANY
OTHER
FULL-SIZE
CAR
IN
CANADA
RUBBERS
If
yoi
netd
rubbers
of
any
description
we
can
certainly
i
look
after
you.
From
V
elvet
Overshoes
to
Baby
ouraboot
oar
stock
is
complete.
We
Hare
Jut
Received
"KARWASH"
A
new
lightweight
hip
pullover
as
light
as
ordinary
rubbers.
Fits
right
over
your
shoes
and
does
away
with
cumbersom
leggings.
Priced
$3.75
Family
shoesme
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
God
sent
Into
the
world
to
redeem
fallen
humanity
and
who
thus
has
become
the
way,
the
truth
and
the
I
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Ucionditioned
Typewriters
Of
various
makes.
From
called
man4to
repentance
and
fel-'ness
but
man
had
tost
WjMdf.
The
convention
textr-St,
-Luke,
belong
to
the
fold
fellowship
with
15:
M
was
introduced
very
ably
Let's
look
at
the
facts
on
the
new
Ford
car
for
1941.
Body?
Entirely
new
and
bigger.
Wheelbase?
Two
inches
longer!
Seating
width?
Increased
as
much
as
seven
inches!
Better
vision?
22
more
vision
in
sedans,
33
more
in
coupe.
Ride?
Completely
re-engineered
for
amazing
new
comfort:
new
soft,
slow-acting
springs;
new
ride
stabilizer;
Acceleration?
Already
famous,
now
"stepped-upf'or.
even
faster
pick-up.
.,
.
'
.
Add
these
to
new
massive
beauty
and
luxury
that
matches
the
brilliance
of
a
V-type
8-cyIinder
engine-plus
all-around
economy
and
you
get
just
one
answer.
Arrange
right
now
with
a
Ford-Mercury
dealer
to
inspect
and
drive
this
bigger
car,
this
better
buy!
CANADIAN
CARS
FOR
CANADA.
No
cars
sold
in
Canada
utilize
a
higher
percentage
of
Canadian
material
and
labour
than
those
manufactured
by
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
Limited.
B.
C
Furniture
Co.
New
and
Used
Furniture
$22.00
70
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Coffee
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3
Chesterfield
Tables
Walnut,
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-
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Table
Lamps
of
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colors.
From
6
Unpalnted
Urop-leaf
Tables-rVery
strongly
made
up
C
Unpalnted
Tables
With"
folding
leaf
In
centre.
Special
$32.50
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Studio
Couches
Can
be
made
Into
double
or
6QQ
A
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$OtF.U
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TU1RD
AVENUE
Nert
Door
to
B.C.
Clothiers
God)
but,
"like
sheep,"
many
leu
!lost.
He
found
the
lost
one
he
stooped
down
to
reach
the
lost
He
lifted
the
helpless
up
and
laid
it
on
his
shoulder.
He
carried
H
iback
and
rejoiced
together
with
'others
In
the
return
and
restora-;tlon
of
the
sheep
that
was
lost
but
ihad
bsen
found
again.
"Thus."
!said
Christ,
"joy
shall
be
In
heaven
jver
one
sinner
that
repenteth."
I
Pastor
Odegaard
Is
a
young
.Christian
pastor,
highly
educated
and
gifted
in
the
ability
of
un
derstandlng
and
applying
the
great
truths
of
God
in
the
Holy
Scriptures.
He
Is
also
a
fine
singer
and
musical
director.
In
addition
to
conTrriatlonil
n
singing
during
the
session,
Ed
iSande
of
Ketchikan
sang
a
beauti
ful
tenor
solo.
i
j
All
the
visitors
from
the
outside
were
guets
In
many
of
lfs
homes
fin
the
city.
i
Special
Session
This
morning
the
visiting
pas-jtors
held
a
special
session
at
the
'home
of
Riv.
J.
H.
Myrwanx
Dur
ing
the
afternoon
the
meeting
continued
In
the
church.
The
theme
introduced
last
evening
was
discussed
by
pastors
and
lay
.
people.
!
This
evening
the
convention'
continues.
Rt.
Rev.
H.
L.
Foss
presents
the
second
part
of
the,
text.
There
will
be
special
sinking
also
this
evening.
The
climax
of
the
text
will
be
presented
and
developed
during
the
afternoon
and
evening
sessions
Saturday.
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