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:lnn
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mccl
s
ttdtided
to
ask
Bering,
ask
for
a
t;
'.lie
offering
to
no
later
than
rkiian
Churcli
ivcuue
East
fecSwccn,
B.A.,
ulster
h
Choir
Leader
SUNDAY
Brning
Worship,
pior
choir;
Illallclujah."
urch
School.
jriiing
Worship,
Bior
Choir:
manifold
are
lallon
to
worship
pngregation,
Is
led
to
all.
6323
SATURDAY
SERMON
A
THANKSGIVING
MEDITATION
By
ItEVi
A.
F.
MacSWEEN,
First
Presbyterian
Church
Psalm
126:26
He
that
gocth
forth
weeping,
bearing
precious
seed,
snau
ooudwcss
come
ukuiu
whu
icjuhuib,
uwii&m,,
"
sheaves
with
him.
Thanksgiving-day,
I
fear,
If
one
the
solemn
truth
must
touch,
Is
celebrated,
not
so
much
To
thank
the
Lord
for
blessings
oer,
As
for
the
sake
of
getting
morel
Tim
unoi
is
vnrv
frank,
but
he
is
not
altogether
accurate,
for
Thanksgiving
to
some
at
least
has
a
real
and
religious
meaning,
and
mey
unci
me
worm
nf
flm
nsnlmist
mnrn
congenial.
-
-
-
-
-
ix
vv.
I
o
.
1
t
1
p
J
1
-
--.1
.
A
word
about
the
oacngrounu
oi
me
psami
may
not
be
amiss.
The
Hebrews
had
lauen
upon
evn
uays.
Weakened
by
internal
strife
ana
corruption,
they
were
unable
to
resist,
the
onrush
of
a
poweriul
invader,
and
soon
were
carried
off
as
slave
labor.
In
exile
they
struggled
to
retain
their
identity,
and
to
preserve
their
relig
ious
concepts
and
their
moral
standards.
But
it
was
not
easy.
and
their
literature
reflects
their
weariness:
"by
the
rivers
of
Babylon
wc
sat
down
and
went
how
can
we
sing
the
Lord's
song
in
a
strange
land?"
And
then,
unexpectedly,
their
hones
were
rewarded.
Their
masters-
were
swept
away
by
the
miehtv
Persian
empire,
whose
king,
Darius,
promptly
issued
a
decree
liberating
the
slaves
and
exiles.
The
relief
was
so
great,
and
so
sudden,
that
they
were
astonished.
The
years
of
toil
and
suffering
were
past,
their
faith
nnd
freedom
was
restored,
ana
once
more
they
could
-return
to
ihr.r
native
land.
"When
he
Lord
turned
again
the
captivity
of
7.lnn.
we
were
like
them
that
dream,
our
mouth
was
fijled
with
lauahter
and
our
tongue
with
singing."
And
they
reflect
I.,
to-irc
Khali
rran
ill
ioy.
He
that
gocth
forth
weeping,
bearing
preciou
seed,
shall
doubt
less
come
again
witn
rejoicing,
bringing
his
sheaves
with
him."
Harvest
thanksgiving
is
a
time
for
rejoicing.
But
it
is
the
mitprime
of
a
period
which
may
havn
been
very
hard
and
rc-
milred
faith
and
sacrifice.
"I
never
saw
people
sowing
in
tears
partlv."
writes
one
author,
"but
I
have
often
enough
known
'
them
to
do
it
in
fear
and
dis-
rp
sufficient
to
draw
a
tear
fnrm
anv
pve.
In
seasons
of
Great
scarcity
the
poor
peasants
part
in
enrmw
with
every
measure
of
the
precious
seed
cast
into
the
.
...
.
1.
1
.
lUrt
ground.
It
is
use
kimus
hrrart
nut
of
the
mouths
of
Uieir
children."
Yet
the
harvest
they
shall
reap
depends
on
Uie
quan-tiiv
and
the
Quality
of
their
sowing.
It
is
always
so.
He
who
sows
mcagcrly
snau
reap
u
meagre
harvest;
he
who
sows
sacrlflclally,
weeping,
shall
come
back
with
rejoicing,
bearing
his
sheaves
with
him.
For
the
harvest
always
comes.
"And
whatsoever
a
man
soweth,
ttat
shall
he
reap."
Ihe
men
who
sowed
Europe
with
fire
and
death
are
today
rcap-in
hP
hitter
fruit.
Those
who
-o
--
-
sow
the
seeds
of
unrest,
class
hatred,
racial
discrimination
religious
intolerance
and
otiier
evil
things
will
in
due
time
re
celve
their
reward.
For
the
har
vest
.
never
never
falls
.una.
and
down
the
streets
of
Jerus
alem,
and
He
saw
a
world
In
desnerate
need.
On
the
110
hill
IH"
the
cities
of
the
world
Tn
the
Ions
trek
towards
a
would
accomplish
anything.
DflflB
Ji3tu3
3
Sptftue
Eupctt
Local
News
Items
.
.
.
Saturday,
October
12,
1046
ABASKETBALli,
Saturday
night,
Civic
Centre
Oym.
S.
C.
Mcsser
sailed
this
morn
ing
on
the
Cardena
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
VnoH.
rlnwn
nil
bi!f.e
t.i
nrav
for
a
United
Church
Thanksgiving
their
recovery.
And
In
every
Service
and
Sunday
School
Rally,
nation
on
earth
today,
except
ll
ajn.
Sunday.
uw
Tibet
and
Aignamstan.
men
a
women
are
giving
hanks
i
to
ne
Ood
wno
so
lovca
tne
worm
uiaM
.,
,
h
He
gave
His
only
begotten
Son,
11
and
are
learning
to
walk
in
tne
ways
of
the
Prince
of
Tcacc.
A.BASKETBALL,
Saturday
night,
with
rejoicing,
bringing
sheaves
with
him."
REV.
MR.
AALEN
AT
ST.
PAUL'S
his
Publt
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
-
d
nut
tne
goou
grain
oungs
-
-
-
.
,.
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RimH
.....
-
..t
l
f
IW
.HI
111
LilC
lUUUmim
v-..j
forth
fruit
too.
jesus
iookco
-
,,,.,.
,
Nnrlh
nlnnfT
I
m
KMnroni
nf
nail
PP.
I
MJ
vv
.
.
...
across
the
plains
of
Palestine,
In
our
freedom
from
want
civic
Centre
Gym.
and
fear
we
have
great
cause
..,
for
thanksgiving.
But
we
must
JS'Subo
not
forget
the
past,
with
its
record
of
faith
and
courage,
"
iU-
".
-
i
nfor0mu0s;
we
lose
sight
of
the
n
Civic
Centre
Mem
ers
an
future,
and
of
the
heights
tnat
we
.shall
vet
attain
to
by
the
requested
to
.attend.
h
(242.
grace
of
God.
If
the
goa
scc.no
McKelvle
of
Prince
distant,
and
the
struggle
long
and
grievous,
let
the
message
0i
-
"-;--"
Vrtr.net
rnnclirn
Villi
he
that
where
her
husband,
editor
oi
tne
coeth
forth,
bearing
precious
Prince
George
Citizen,
is
reliev-
secd,
shall
doubtless
some
again
jllg
on
the
Daily
News
edttpriai
Vancouver.
Mr.
Aalen
arrived
in
the
citv
last
week.
nev.
Mr.
Aalen
is
no
stranger
In
Prince
Rupert
having
done
I,
v,
oflnr
Hlnr
KPa-
...
.
.
W
ill
WUl
A.
lailf
4iyv.
uv...3
called
Calvary,
ana
at
a
leariu.
M
EngIandi
France
cost,
He
sowed
the
seeds
of
a
urn
abundant
nVtiioHatit
nnrt
and
pi.priml.
eternal.
i
...
I.-..
life,
new
"l"
.
.:
to
go
to
Vancouver
to
tase
over
jaw
And
that
seed
is
bearing
fruit
.
.
missloils
established
today,
by
the
shores
of
Lake
by
Rcv
A.
0.
Aasen,
formerly
of
Tanganyika,
on
the
plains
of
p
.
nUDert.
In
the
southern
Saskatchewan
and
in
streets
oi
Rev.
Mr.
Aalen
has
performed
.....
11
tA
f
....-irl.
til
-
.
-1
an
ouuitaiiuius
p-tc
u
num
...
belter
worm,
men
nave
oneniosi,
i
rebulldlng
and
remodelling
a
ntA
...ririrlnrnH
If
Hip
VlMVV
I
.
.
.
.
.
ti.i
l.
1
.1
iicumuim
uiiuvii.u
l.v..
17
lJormer
jvieinonisi,
tiiurtii
i"
sacrifice
and
the
endless
toi.
N
North
varienuver.
Vancouver,
and
and
building
building
statf
durlniz
the
absence
of
Manasing
Editor
G.
A.
Hunter
Mrs.
McKelvle
arrived
on
Thurs
day
night's
train.
Sea
Cadet
Orders
It.C.S.C.C.
"CAPTAIN
COOK'
Lleut.-Cmdr.
A.
S.
Mitchell,
Commanding
PARADE
Monday
October
11,
1916
Parade
of
Monday
October
14,
loir,
is
rnnrpllrd.
Next
reuular
nuin
.ik
-
-
iiivii
a
j.t5.t..v,
and
Un1l!inri.
Holland.
Hp
He
accentcd
accepted
a
a
call
call
parade
to
be
Monday
October
21,
JOHN
S.
WILSON,
Lieutenant,
R.C.S.C.
Executive
Offficer
Announcements
All
advertisements
ta
ran
column
will
be
cnargea
lor
a
iuu
mouui
at
zac
b
wuiu.
Anglican
W.
A,
Tea,
Thursday
Some
have
thrown
up
their
Rrhnn
anH
,
sizeable
concreca-
cl-17
Mrs-Mlus'
knnrlc
OllH
ulvpn
t
llPITlSPlVPS
OVPrl.,
I
Qnnc
KtinKIV
DnilCP.
FridaV
Hallux
....v.
1
L
(J
1
1
,
1
uu.fo
v.
.
.
v.
.
j
..
,
to
the
enjoyments
of
the
mo-
pctober
18.
Oddfellows'
Hall.
mcnt,
and
of
the
flesh,
consum-
PENICILLIN
AIDS
CATTLE
varrien
Singers
Sacred
Con-
"IFr'X
Bf
THANKFUL!
MAYBE
THE
WORLD
IS
IN
AN
ATOMIC
WHIRL,
BUT
WE'VE
'
A
LOT
TO
BE
THANKFUL
FOR..."
i.
.
i
i
N.
i
...
.
.
.
i
..
i
.
i
-
ing,
as
It
were,
the
seed
tnat
LONDON
W-Britatn's
minis-
Lutheran
church.
Friday
cd
.
on
te
outcome
of
the
long
should
have
been
sown.
Others
lcr
of
5Uppiy
haS
announced
that
October
18
at
8:15
p.m.
Admis-
V
v
j
...
..
r1nt-tn
ir
1
4
li
I
I
t
.,1
Ur.rt.
I
ti
K
i
l
...lit.
-
m
n
years
now
past;
"they
that
sownave
miunv
wc.
...
""-"r";
oy
arrange.
t
5lon
50c.
JV
...
.
...
tt
-
ihn
Pronrhor
nf
inn
()a
MrU.
nnr
tniiHiirP
nnil
fishef-
I
.
..
I.
J
......
i
i--
j
I
t.
n
RA.
Ha.za.an
Oct.
23
Tftctimonr'
line
nnn
ri
in
i
ii
ui
iiiiiuc
i
A
vu.Ul'l
I
lvD
-
"All
rivers
run
Into
the
sea.
available
for
use
by
veterinary
irA
iUa
enn
tc
nnt.
full!
UlltO
I
ctirtrnnnc
r
t.hp
treatment
of
the
place
from
when
the
rivers
I
bovine
ima$tjtis,,..an.d
other
dls.
-
t
.
...in...
il.fii.
'fi'tiim
I
t
An
I
.nltl.
COniC,
wmiiei
iiii-ji
iwui"
taes
ui
uau;
i.a.viv
aealn.
A
1
things
are
iuu
qi
.
.
.
..Itn.
f
I
I
laDOur;
man
uaiu.uif
uhh
.i.,
thp
eve
is
not
satisfied
with
seeing,
nor
the
car
filled
with
hearing.
The
thing
that
ham
been,
it
is
that
whicli
shall
be;
and
that
which
is
done
is
that
which
shall
be
done;
and
there
is
no
new
thing
under
the
sun."
But
while
some
have
others
have
been
sowing.
A
hundred
years
ago
many
persons
proved
conclusively
that
nin
rhrisilan
church
was
done
.Tnhn
Gcddie
said
little,
but
set
,i(
fmm
Nuva
Scotia
to
carry
the
gospel
of
Jesus
Christ
to
the
smith
seas.
A
score
of
others
VW
V.
V.
.
fniinwrd
him.
and
some
lost
their
lives.
But
the
seed
they
snwrrf
bore
fruit.
When
Ameri
can
airmen
were
shot
down,
they
were
rescued
from
the
sea
oy
men
whose
fathers
were
cannibals;
the
wounded
were
carried
across
the
mountains
on
the
shoulders
of
men
supposed
to
be
savages,
who
delivered
them
safely
to
a
hospital
and
then
Regular
Baptist
Services
I.O.D.E.
Hall
(5th
Ave.
and
McBrlde
St.)
We
Christ
.
.
.
preach
reacn
c
RUCIF1ED
ROWNED
OMINO
SUNDAY,
OCTOBER
13
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
Gospel
Service.
"THE
MASTER
BUILDER"
Speaker:
Geo.
S.
Weatheily
WEDNESDAY
8:00
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting.
(Phone
369
or
Red
701)
THE
WHOLE
BIBLE
FOR
THE
WHOLE
WORLD
SHORTHAND
AND
TYPEWRITING
NIGHT
CLASSES
Teacher,
MRS.
HILL
(W.C.T.)
PHONE
RED
281
promises
plenty
of
food
next
winter.
But
whether
you're
roasting
a
plump
turkey
or
simmering
vegetables,
an
electric
range
will
do
a
finer,
cleaner
job!
Queen
Mary
Tea,
Mrs.
Par
kin's.
October
24.
wJn.WL.
Card
Party.
CathollQ
School
Hall.
Oct.
24
at
8
p.m.
Everybody
welcome.
Gyro
Hoedown,
Civic
Centre,
Oct.
31.
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
31,
l.O.O.F.
Hall.
Cambrai
Fall
Tea,
Mrs.
George
Rorie's,
November
6,
nn
p.
Razaar.
Nov.
6.
Civic
Centre.
W.A.
Baptist
Church
fall
sale
Nov.
7.
T.prinii
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
Cook
ing,
November
23.
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Fall
Bazaar,
November
30.
Presbyterian
Fall
Bazaar,
November
28th.
Old
Time
Dance,
Prairie
Ramblers,
every
Saturday
night,
Odd
fellows'
Hall.
-
i
i
Vx
tkjTl
This
year's
harvest
Turkey
at
its
best!
Choice,
tender
white
meat
crisply-browned
drumsticks
.
.
.
Cooked
the
electric,
time-saving
way!
Dietitians
will
tell
you
that
little
water
should
be
used
in
cooking
vegetables
and
many
other
foods,
but
this
requires
careful
cooking.
controlled.
There
are
no
sudden
Electric
cooking
is
.thermostatically
flareups
or
reduction
in
heat,
but
steady
even
cooking.
Plan
now
to
buy
an
electric
as
wey
oecome
avanaw.
electric
range
or
other
alliances
A
Cash
for
old
gold.
Buiacr's.
n
n.
Vandersluvs
nlans
to
sail
Tuesday
on
the'Catala
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
ABASKETBALL,
Saturday
night,
Civic
Centre
Gym.
A
Please
leave
milk
bottles
out
early
Monday,
Thanksgiving
nav
Valentin
Dairy.
uui
Thomas
Kave.
representative
of
the
British
American
Oil
Co.,
sailed
on
the
Cardena
this
morn
ing
after
a
week's
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Stewart.
A
Long
trips
or
short,
day
or
nieht.
99
Taxi
at
your
service.
Hit
rnnt.
A.
M.
Incalls
of
the
B.C.
.
..
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Coast
pilotage
service,
saiica
this
mornins
on
the
Cardena
to
return
to
Vancouver
after
a
visu
to
Prince
Rupert.
Don't
let
th-
pitiless
pain
of
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you
quickly
of
piercing,
stabbing
pain
and
dull,
throbbing
aches.
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for
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and
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Only
furs
can
give
jou
luxurious
warmth
and
beauty.
Picture
yourself
in
this
extravagantly
styled
mink-djed
muskrat.
Why
not
order
it
today
on
our
budget
plan?
No
Carrying
Charges
No
Interest.
Terms
in
accordance
with
V.r,T.B.
Regulations.
QWEET
OIXTEER
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
Box
1308
l'hone
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
J.
II.
Schuman
-
S.
Julian
Night
Calls:
Blue
170
Green
787
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
7th
St.
Outing
flowing
for
FALL...
Cruiser
Coats
AH
Wool
with
double
shoulder
and
sleeves.
4
pockets
and
game
pocket
$11.
."SO
Wool
Shirts
Red
and
Green
Checked,
Heavy,
All
Wool
$."5.."0
in
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Work
Socks
All
Wool,
weights
3
to
to
5
pounds
to
$1.10
INDIAN
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Hand
Woven
by
Vancouver
Island
Natives
$10.00
to
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them
on
display
at
PHOME
345
BEAUTY
SSS
PREPARATIONS
A
COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT
OF
THESE
FAMOUS
COSMETICS
.
at
McCUTCHEON
PHARMACY
LTD.
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LING
THE
TAILOR
We
are
taking
cleaning
and
pressing
and
steam
pressing
while
you
wait.
PHONE
649
220
Sixth
Street
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd,
Third
Avcnuo
Announcement...
JOHN
HARRIS
and
M.
PARKINSON
have
resumed
proprietorship,
oi
ATLAS
BOILER
WORKS
Boilers,
Tanks
and
General
Ironwork
THEY'RE
IN!
A
fine
selection
of
.
.
.
TOYS
AND
GAMES
Just
received.
Our
stock
is
bigger
and
better
than
ever.
These
are
now
on
display
for
those
who
wish
to
do
their
shopping
early.
There
is
also
a
limited
supply
of
Xmas
Tree
Lights,
Doll
Buggies,
Kiddie
KarSi
etc.
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"WHERE
YOUR
DIMES
ARE
LITTLE
DOLLAKo
.
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V.
P.O.
llOX
1118
Phone
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MECCANO
Stock
Complete
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Standard
Prices
Set
No.
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No.
1
Set
No.
2
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No.
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No.
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Set
No.
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Intermediate
Sets
1A
to
5A
and
Dinky
Toys
Now
on
display
at
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