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lJucalion
Week
November
4.-9
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avaiiaaie
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Minister)
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opportunity
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The
ground
of
the
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lies
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will
drink
the
founts
of
know
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run
these
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win
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battle
lor
Lrtunate
and
for
the
U-rsuuns
History
Kr.i
'it
majorities.
Ltian
Cdurch
applauds
fcucatioi
for
the
use
Li
wiii
te
made
of
it
t
wno
have
caught
or
SCOTCH
REEL
HIGHLIGHTS
LEGION
DANCE
A
Scotch
reel
brought
a
lively
response
among
dancers
in
the
Armories
during
a
break
in
the
flow
of
modern
music
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Women's
Aux
iliary
dance
last
night,
providing
a
colorful
highlight
for
the
evening.
Several
hundred
at
tended
the
function;
dancing
to
music
by
the
Sophisticates
Committee
in
charge
of
the
affair
consisted
of
Mrs.
W.
F
Robertson,
Mrs.
J.
Wallace,
Mrs.
Hugh
Klllln,
Mrs.
William
Roth-well,
Mrs.
Dan
Parent,
Mrs.
O.
A.
Hebb,
Mrs-
M.
Gilchrist,
Mrs.
V.
Bouzek
and
Mrs.
William
Murdoch.
The
committee
also
served
refreshments
during
the
evening.
Harry
Robb
played
the
part
of
a
lively
master
of
ceremonies.
Harold
Ponder,
C.
Anderson
and
H.
Anderson
were
In
charge
of
the
door.
MAIDENHEAD,
Eng.
P)
Maidenhead
Chess
Club
has
elected
17-year-old
John
Walker
as
shall
catch
a
glimpse
of
the
Heavenly
Vision.
ipp
in
this
Prince
Rupert
by
UIDDEE
JINKS
This
Is
the
parable
of
the
Road
Builders.
They
that
hath
ears
let
them
hear
and
they
that
hath
eyes
let
tHem
see.
And
it
came
to
pass
that
certain
men
gathered
themselves
together,
they
and
their
households,
and
said:
"We
being
of
one
mind.
In
having
come
to
this
place,
let
us
therefore
build
unto
us
a
city."
And
lt
came
to
pass
that
on
the
hills
anund
and
even
down
Unto
the
sea
houses
were
built,
large
and
small,
and
lt
was
pleasing
in
their
sight.
Then
they
took
counsel
amongst
themselves
and
said:
''Let
us
even
name
this
city
a
good
and
worthy
name."
And
one
spake
and
said:
"Let
us
all
continue
being
of
one
mind
and
let
us
name
this
place
unto
one
of
the
king's
household,
even
Rupert,
he
being
a
Prince."
The
people
were
glad
and
thus
the
city
was
named
Prince
Rupert
and
lt
was
pleasing
In
their
sight.
And
men
came
and
built
boats
and
fished
where
there
was
much
fish
and
became
great
men.
Roads
were
built
where
had
been
a
wilderness
and
streets
and
side
walks
and
great
houses;
arid
It
was
good.
Then
nation
rose
against
nation
and
there
were
wars
and
earthquakes
in
diverse
places.
But
the
city,
being
mostly
built
upon
rock,
stood;
as
years
came
and
went
and
seasons
changed
each
after
its
kind.
After
these
days,
the
streets
began
to
decay
and
wear
away
with
age,
as
doth
a
garment.
And
the
counsellors
said:
"Let
us
renew
the
streets
so
that
the
people
will
be
glad
when
they
go
to
and
fro."
And
it
was
so.
And
they
said:
"We
will
make
the
rough
places
smooth."
And
the
people
were
told
what
had
come
to
pass
and
they
were
exceeding
glad
amongst
themselves.
Then
they-
took
unto
themselves
a
great
beast
being
named
a
grader
and
a
scarifier
with
teeth
like
unto
a
great
dragon
and
a
tall
likewise.
And
they
gave
a
man
charge
over
the
beast
and
said:
"Go
to
and
fro
over
this
place
and
let
the
beast
chew
up
the
Ktreet
even
with
its
teeth
until
lt
is
chewed
into
little
pieces."
And
lt
was
so.
And
again
they
said
unto
the
keeper
of
the
beast:
"It
Is
good.
Now
take
the
beast
and
with
the
tail
make
it
smooth
like
unto
the
plaster
on
a
wall."
And
lt
was
so.
Then
the
people
having
seen
rejoiced
as
they
drove
to
and
fro
and
there
was
no
more
rattle
In
their
chariots
and
the
springs
did
not
break.
And
H
came
to
pass
that
the
rains
cam?
and
the
winds
went
over
the
land
and
the
chariots
went
faster
and
made
little
holes
In
the
surface
which
as
time
passed
grew
bigger
and
the
people
began
to
murmur'
amongst
themselves
2nd
said:
"Verily,
this,
place
is
like
unto
Hecate
Straits,
it
being
so
rough."
And
some
vere
exceeding
wrath
and
said::
"Let
us
do
away
with
those
who
hay
they
are
road
builders."
When
this
came
to
pass,
the
builders
said:
"The
work
of
the
beast
Is
undone.
Now
we
must
think
of
a
better
way
to
make
our
work
of
lasting
goodness.
Therefore,
let
each
man
go
home
and
meditate
and,
when
the
moon
Is
full,
let
us
even
so
meet
together
and
make
known
that
which
has
been
laid
upon
our
hearts."
So
it
came
to
pass,
at
the
time
of
the
full
moon,
that
the
wise
men
came
again
together
with
diverse
scheme.
But
one
man,
Deing
or
great
'wisdom,
was
hearkened
unto.
Thus
spake
he:
"Brethren,
be
of
good
cheer.
For
I
have
seen
a
vision.
At
about
the
third
hour,
between
the
darkness
and
the
dawn,
I
awoke
and
saw
by
the
moonlight
In
my
room
an
Image
and
this
Is
his
message.
Ye
men
of
valor,
take
brooms
and
sweep
your
city
clean.
Leave
no
one
stone
upon
another
on
your
roadway.
Let
the
low
places
be
filled
again
and
it
will
be
well.
And
as
he
spake
he
showed
upon
me
a
broom
and
liquid
fcke
unto
oil
and
black
sand."
So
saying,
the
sage
sat
down
and
held
his
peace.
Then
the
chief
builder
said:
"Ye
men
of
Rupert,
ye
have
heard
what
this
and
said,
What
would
ye
have
me
to
do?"
And
as
one
they
answered:
"So
be
it;
let
each
man
get
a
broom
and
let
us
sweep
and
work
diligently
to
make
this
thing
come
to
pass."
After
this
the
men
took
brooms
and
swept
valiantly
so
that
as
people
passed
by
they
marvelled
at
the
wisdom
of
the
builders.
When
this
had
been
brought
to
pass,
then
they
took
pick3
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IS
TOO
OLD
SAYS
G.B.S.
Turns
Down
Offer
of
Job
as
Gasman
for
Tat
Comedian
LONDON,
W
-George
Bernard
Shaw,
offered
a
job
as
a
comedian's
jag
man,
said
yesterday
that
it
was
"utterly
unlikely"
he
would
take
lt.
Raymond
Bennett,
300-pound
music
hall
artist,
made
the
offer
In
a
letter
and
got
a
reply
from
the
90-year
old
playwright.
"I
am
a
bit
too
old,"
Shaw
wrote.
and
made
the
small
holes
bigger
and,
taking
stones,
they
laid
them
one
beside
the
other,
with
sand
and
-oil.
on
top
to
fill
the
holes.
Then
said
the
builders:
"This
is
a
good
work.
Let
us
therefore
protect
it
for
a
season."
So
obstructions
were
placed
at
the
ends
thereof
for
a
time
And
when
the
time
had
been
fulfilled,
the
barricades
were
removed
and
the
people
were
exceeding
glad
and
joy
was
In
the
hearts
or
the
people.
Many
times
this
has
been
done.
Many
times.
But
verily
I
say
unto
you,
lt
seemeth
that
the.
end
Is
not
yet!
DO
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YOU
Write
for
your
FREE
catalog
of
cloth-covered
Buttons
and
Buckles.
We
also
do
button
holes,
pinking;,
frilling-
and
nail
heads.
We
carry
in
stock
many
types
of
Shoulder
Pads,
Zippers.
Pins,
Threads,
Elas
tic,
Belting:,
unanc,
sequins,
Arm
Shields;
Bias
Tape,
etc.
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Given
Prompt
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Lightning
streaks
across
this
dream
of
a
wool
dress
with
electrifying
results.
This
and
many
others
for
your
selection
from
our
new
shipments.
Be
sure
and
see
them.
No
Carrying
Charges
No
Ihterost.
Term
In
accordance
with
W.P.T.B.
Regulations.
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
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Prince
Rupert
Dnllp
rectos
Saturday,
November
9,
1946
GOOD
REASONS
-
to
buy
your
WATCH
at
Bulgers
.
.
.
In
years
to
come
it's
likely
to
make
a
difference.
We've
had
over
40
years
of
expeiience
in
dealing
with
the
makers
of
good
watches
and
have
had
a
chance
to
choose
the
makes
which
give
the
least
trouble
to
the
wearer
and
to
the.
store
which
sells
them.
We
handle
the
best
makes
to
be
had
and
you'll
find
our
prices
as
reasonable
as
any
house-in
Canada.
In
fact
we
sell
at
the
same
price
here
in
B.C.
as
they
do
in
the
East
on
account,
of
the
ceiling
and
pay
the
express
charges
here
as
well.
Another
good
reason
Is
that
we
have
the
WATCHMASTEU,
a
wonderful
electronic
regulating
machine
on
which
we
can
test
every
watch
before
it
cues
out
and
be
sure
how
it
will
perform.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
LIMITED
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
We
are
taking
orders
for
goods
on
our
usual
Christmas
Policy
pay
a
deposit,
goods
will
be
delivered
when
required.
We
have
a
large
stock
of
Spring-Filled
Mattresses.
A
Christmas
Present
Deluxe.
Kestmore
Supreme
Mattress
Sj?IO.."0
Kestmore
Ulp-Van-Winkle
Mattress
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Mattress
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Spring-Filled
Mattresses
$31.50
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NOW
IN
STOCK
Bedroom
Suites
in
walnut,
In
four
pieces;
Dinette
Suites
in
six
pieces,
walnut
and
natural
finish;
Chrome
Chairs;
Dinette
Tables
and
Kitchen
Tables,
singly;
Chesterfield
Suites;
Cribs
for
baby,
with
panel
and
plain;
La-Z-Boy
Delux
Chairs;
large
assortment
of
Tables,
coffee
and
novelty;
Satin
Cushions;
Hassocks
in
variety;
Doll
Carriages
for
the
girl;
Cedar
Chests
In
beautiful
walnut
lined,
Tenessee
"aroma"
cedar.
Many
other
goods
to
choose
from.
Shop
early.
Our
floor
space
Is
limited,
but
samples
will
be
there
for
your
choosing.
The
usual
courteous,
reliable
service.
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Prince
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TUESDAYS
Prince
Rupert
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