IK at HOSPITAL CONVENTION Visitors to ronnnal convention of the American Hospital In session at Philadelphia, Pa., are Sister Mary Bntendent of the Charlottetown hospital, Prince tod Sister John Baptist, superintendent of the Prince Edward lsiana. iney are snown iook- soi exniDii, ITEMS ild Bulser's. Hit Ctvlc Ccn- short, day or Pyour service. rtf) fti uie automobile Lindstrom city yes-iy ss trip. They a return to ng Community ay Cove Ave., Wednesday?, bndge and re- sjii bveryootry (245) jciuhuiiasts! A K M:iunt Hays morning and in corner, the (Lindsay's Cor- Bl who arc in- up the moun- (245) jki ;:wn pioneer fo 'h:T Islancf, v;. to town. fei'ii n patch at Be n: has been jrowlnz of lus and logan-other small The Belfast will mark its 1 Raw and fed MILK DAIRY ; 657 hess and !N'S swop . Waving, Culture in branches. i Phone 655 IV MAN SERVICE iNTRACTORS Pairs of all kinds and Oil Burners 1ES: f- Red 894 PUT FLORIST LOCK uets Corsaecs otted Plant3 Novelties PRICES IV i '-o mall orders. m. 300 3rd A vr 1WS STAND cstcrn Papery zlnes Ions taken f "lnp:s Bonds! VALUABLE HERB Ma Huang, a herb derived from an Oriental shrub, was used for 5,000 years in China before technicians discovered in 1924 that Us active principle is cphe- drlnc. , NOT EVEN CLOSE When Columbus first set foot on the western hemisphere, in the Bahamas, he thought it was Japan. NORWICH, Eng., 'CO Nor folk's largest barley field Is the- 500-acre Wrctham airfield. Announcements All advertisements in tnr column will be charged tor a full month at 25c a word. L.O.B.A. Bazaar, Oct. 23. Queen Mary Tea, Mrs. Par- kin's, October 24. CWI. n.irri Pnrtv Catholic School Hall, Oct. 24 at 8 p.m. Evervbodv welcome. Gyro Hoedown, Civic Centre, Oct. 31. Rebekah Bazaar, October 31, 1.0 .0.F. Hall. Cambral Fall Tea, Mrs. George I Rorie's, November 6, C.C.F. Bazaar, Nov. 6, Civic Centre. W.A. Baptist Church fall sale, Nov. 7. Legion W.A. Pioneer Home Dance, Armories, Nov. 8. Women of the Moose bazaar, Moose Temple, Nov. 13 and 14. W. A. Canadian Legion Fall Bazaar, November 20. St. Peters Fall Bazaar; Nov. 21 Lutheran Tea and Home Cooking, November 23. St. Andrew's Cathedral Fall Bazaar, November 30. Presbyterian Fall Bazaar, November 28th Professional Red 808 ORRINS Id Decorating Kg P'n MATES Blue 451 SMITH & ELKINS LTD Plumbing and Heating Engineers rhone 174 P.O. Box 274 GEORGE L. RORIE Public Accountant, Auditor, etc, Income Tax Returns Compiled Besner Block - Phone 387 FRANK H. PARTRIDGE CONTRACTOR . EAimatjcs Given On All Work Phone Green 417 If a Rock Job- Call a Rock Man Call SAUNDERS Blue 06G ConcreteSldewalks, Basements I don't ake work I cannot io myself. ' P. N. Kllbon W. Peterson BERT'S TRANSFER and Messenger Lumber - Coi - Wood - Baggage FrelgU - Express PhonVBlue 810 Night CaL Green 977 Princ Rupert KM PROMPT nrf tolCIINT SERWd mall uourjsuss to qppcQAP SATURDAY "CHRIST KNOCKS AT YOUR DOOR" TEXT Rev. 3:20, Behold, I stand at the door and knock: if any man hear my voice and open the door, I will come and sup with him, and He with Me. (By REV. F. ANTROBUS, First Baptist Church) . Gracious invitations to sinners should abound in j the Scriptures and are presented to us under the most tender images lather receiving his son back trom the far country (Lk. 15:11-32), a shepherd seeking and finding the lost sheep (John 10), and here, in the text, a Saviour stands knocking at the door of the reluctant sinner's heart, some times the invitation Is Issued in direct language "Come unto Me, all ye who are weary, and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest;" "Look unto Me, all ye ends of the earth, and be ye saved, for" I am God, and there Is none else;" "The Spirit and the Bride say, 'Come, and let him that heareth say, Come; and let him that is athlrst come; and whosoever will let him take of the water of life freely.'" We notice that God takes the first step "Behold I. stand at the door and knock." Who is this? He is the risen, glorified Jesus, the image of the invisible God, the flrstrborn of every creature, the brightest of God's glory, and the express image of God's Person, the Word who became flesh and dwelt among us; Who died for our sins, was raised again for our justification, has ascended on' high, and to day makes Intercession for us. This is He who knocks at your heart's door. Can you slight such a heavenly visitor? What do I the knocks signify? When as a child, you learned to pray and went to church and Sunday School, He was knocking then. He was knocking in the faithful warnings and invitations you received in church. How loudly He has knocked through the Bible I In- sickness, deep afflictions and trials He was there. Have you heard His voice by thb nnipt orraveslde of a loved one? y t He contlnucs knocking, for great is His patience. The picture which our text depicts is a very forceful one for it indicates that by nature. mens hearts are snui against the Saviour notwithstanding Hi3 knocking but, "If any man hear my Voice and open the door, I will come in." Perhaps the door is shut because misers within One of tlif many distinctive services performed by Life Assurance in these urgent limes Is the mobilization of the people's savings against the insidious hut none the less devastating enemy in-flalion. Thus millions of men and women, advised by a worthy and highly trained group of their fellow-countrymen who "sell" Life Assurance, withhold tiicir savings from the luxury market and set them aside to secure protection and well-being for themselves and their loved ones in the unknown days to come. In the past year alone, the million policyholders of the Sun Life of Canada have set aside $112 millions of their savings in the form of Life Assurance premiums. Chrysler! Mopar! Chryco! Automotive Parts and Accessories BUILT BY CHRYSLER Distributed by: RUPERT MOTORS LTD. . PHONE 566 JOHN H. BULGER OPTOMETRIST John Bulger Ltd. Third Avenue SERMON are counting their gold, pr the din of noisy revelry drowns out the sound upon the door, or It m"ay be that the response is plain indifference. Sometimes the door i3 shut by ignorance, sometimes through unbelief and sometimes by vice, What Joy, and what fellow ship, and what peace will be yours if you only open the door to which you alone have the key and admit the Saviour of men, your Saviourl "I will come in and sup with him and he with Me." The secret of the open door is your attitude of mind towards the Lord which causes you to say: I nave sinnea against heaven find in thy sight, for the sacrifices of God arc a broken and a contrite heart. He waits to forgive your sins, to give you His gift of eternal life, and o make you His child. And once you have received Him, then seek converse dally. So many Christians are strangers to their Lord's will, His Volte, His Spirit. You should dread His departure, and the sins that wound and grieve Him Remember Peter's words, when he thought Christ was about to leave them, "To whom can we go but unto thee, for thou hast the words of eternal life?" Trust Him wholly and He will never leave you There are only two ways, the broad and the harrow, the one leaning to destruction, the other to life, the one taken by many, the other by the few. Which is yours There are only two klnd3 of people, the saved and the unsaved, the chaff and the wheat, the sheep and the goats. Which are you? There are only two deaths a man can die, that of the rlahteous or that of the wicked, Which will be yours? There are but two futures for TOM McKEOWN SUN LIFE OF CANADA Phone Blue 216 Box 1280 G12 Taylor Street Quality Repairs Economy Prices at PRINCE RUPERT SHOE REPAIR 3rd St. (Near the Post Office) us, eternal me, or eternal dark ness. Which will be yours? Behold, I stand and knock: at your door! Listen, repent, believe, turn to Him, for how shall we escape if we neglect so great a salvation? NEW P.-T.A. IS FORMED Stan Boshler Named President Of Conrad Street Branch The organizational meeting of the Conrad Street School Par ent-Teachers Association was attended by an interested group of about 50 parents and teachers. L. C. Gllker was chairman and, in the course of the evening he pointed out what P.T.A. had done and reviewed its' aims. A fine new film projector was used to bear witness of: what can be done by united effort. Principal T. C. Bateman spor.e of many things that Conrad P.T. A. might have as their objec tives. Officers were elected as fol lows: President, S. Boshler. Vice-President, H. Thorn. Secretary, Mrs. B. Eyolfson. Treasurer, Mrs. Ulmer. Program Convener, Mrs. F. G. Bateman. Membership Conveners Mrs. Duncan and Miss Howse. Press Convener, Mr.T. G. Bate man. Following the election there . . . ... was a snowing oi a iiirn on me Lyre bird of Australia. The Salvation Army Sunday, October 20 Mr. Cecil Carter will be in charge of the meetings at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. All are invited to worship with us. ' FULL GOSPEL 221 Sixth DIRECTORY OF CHURCHES Times of Services Services In all churches at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. and Sunday School at 12:15 except as snown. ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL 4th Ave. W. at Dunsmulr St. Holy Communion 8:30 a.m. Sunday School 2:00 pjn. Rector: Basil S. Piocltter. B.A.. B.D. (Blue 733) ST. PETER'S ANGLICAN Seal Cove FIRST BAPTIST 6th Ave. E. at-Younz St. Minister: Rev. Fred Antrobus (Red 839) ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN 6th Ave. at McBrlde St. Pastor; A. O. Aasen (Black 922) FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 4th Avenue East Minister: A. F. MacSween. B.A. . (Oreen 0821 SALVATION ARMY Praser Street CO.: Adit. P. L. Gorrle (Black 269) FIRST UNITED 636 6th Ave. West Minister: R. A. Wilson. M.A. areenjBi3 FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE 221 6th Ave. West Pastor: Rev. J. Linney (Green 620) Regular Baptist Services I.O.D.E. nail (5th Ave. and McBrlde St.) We preach Christ . . . CRUCIFIED SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 12:15 p.m. Sunday School. 7:30 p.m. Jospel Service. Subject: "THE FAITH OF OUR FATHERS." Speaker:1 Geo. S. Weatherly WEDNESDAY 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting. (Phone 369 or Red 701) THE WHOLE, PIBLE FOR THE WHOLE WORLD TABERNACLE Avenue West SAVOY HOTEL Carl Zarelli, Prop. Phone 31 P. O. Box 544 FRASER STREET Prince Rupert CENTRAL HOTEL Weekly and Monthly Rates lor your convenience . . . NEWLY DECORATED Transient Rooms CAFE In Connection LICENSED PREMISES (Renovated) PHONE 51 Deeper Life Bible Conference, Oct, 19-27, conducted by Rev. Lee Ellenwood of California. Sunday: 11:00 a.m. Devotional. 12:15 p.m. Sunday School. 7:30 pm. Evangelistic Service. Week night services at 8:00 p.m. as Saturday. 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