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Ave.
W.
at
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St.
Holy
Communion
8:30
a
m.
Sunday
School
2
00
pa
Canou
Basil
S.
Prockter.
B
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D.
Rector:
(Blur
7M)
riBST
BAPTIST
8th
Ave.
E.
at
Young
St.
Minister:
Rev.
Fred
Antrooua
(Green
BIS)
(By
REV.
G.
E.
SENDALL.
First
Presbyterian
Church)
Trip
earliVst
Phi-wHan
nassword
Was.
"JeSUS
is
Lord."
By
that
name
they
identified
themselves
with
i
the
company
of
heaven.
When
they
met
one
another,
!
they
used
this
password
as
a
salutation.
The
Christian
'community
committed
itself
to
His
name.
"Every
1
spirit
that
confesseth
that
Jesus
Christ
is
come
in
the
T
'
ASTil
AN0
HAY
i
1
flesh
is
of
God."
,
1
The
hymn
writers
of
the
ages
into
men's
hearts,
with
truer
in-
OlftAwa'
FWT
PKFRBYTIKIAS
4th
Avenue
Bast
Minister:
Rev.
George
E.
Sendall
(Green
BtU)
FIRST
t'MTRIt
36
6th
Ave.
West
Rev.
L.
Q.
SrttoM
tGrta
6131
FILL
GOSPEL
TABFRNAC1.E
202
th
Ave.
West
Pastor
:
C.
Fawcett
(Green
331)
SALVATION
AHMV
Praaer
8tit
CO.:
Major
W.
Yurgensen
Directory
Class
2
30
p
m.
Sunday
School
i
00
p
m.
Black
2M
ST.
P41
L'S
Ll'THEBAN
Mh
Ave.
at
Mc
Brule
St.
Pastor:
K.
Solland
(Black
610!
ST.
PETEB'S
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacoa
B.
Kodsoa
Sunday
School
1
1
00
la
Evening
Prayer
':3U
p.m.
(Blue
m
"I
gave
her
a
description
of
you
,and
she
says
her
friend
wants
to
know
if
you've
got
a
lot
of
money!"
have
carried
on
the
good
con-
sight
into
what
men
might
be.1
fesslon.
Call
to
mind
the
nu-;He
develops
the
hidden
re-merous
hymns
which
exalt
the
1
sources
by
inspiring
and
en-name
of
Jesus
Christ.
Consider
!
couraging
those
who
trust
Him.
the
many
books
written
about
He
cam
to
redeem
nut
to
de-Him.
"God
also
hath
given
Him'stroy.
He
shows
us
how
to
de-'
a
name
which
is
above
every
velop
by
the
secret
of
unselfish
name."
He
is
the
most
influ-1
devotion
to
the
best,
the
art
of
tntial
person
in
history.
Men
finding
life
by
losing
it
in
the
have
reviled
and
misused
that
greater
lite.
He
seu
us
in
tu-name,
sometimes
as
a
cloak
far,mic
proportions
bringing
life
unworthy
ends,
but
Jesus
stands
and
Immortality
to
light.
He
as
a
peak
for
humans
to
con-
makes
us
able
for
victorious
sider.
i
living
and
dying.
Pause
a
moment
before
His
:
SAI
STILJJ
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
.
.
.
and
Reminisces
Prices!
Buy
N
A
Timely
Revival
"THE
FAMILY
that
prays
together,
stays
to-
I
gether."
Under
this
striking
slogan,
a
new
and
unique
religious
revival
campaign
.will
be
launched
September
4
by
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
in
Western
Canada
and
Alaska
including
Prince
Rupert.
Essentially
the
movement
has
for
its
purpose
the
strengthening
of
the
foundations
of
good
family
life.
Although
initiated
by
the
Roman
Catholic
Church,
the
appeal
of
the
campaign
has
equal
validity
for
all,
irrespective
of
creed.
The
family
has
ever
been
the
smallest,
but
the
most
stable
of
human
organizations.
The
family
is
conceived
as
the
unit,
or
the
individual
brick,
from
"the
multitude
of
which
are
builded
all
nations.
The
family
is
a
natural
society,
wherein
man's
innate
thirst
for
happiness,
for
his
perpetuation,
and
for
secial
security
is
quenched.
The
family
is
sacred,
for
it
is
the
cradle
not
only
of
children,
but
also
of
the
nation
its
force
and
its
glory.
The
Roman
Catholics
are
to
be
commended
upon
their
initiative
in
launching
a
campaign
w
hich
seeks
to
do
sp
much
for
the
family
and
for
the
country
by
the
promotion
of
family
prayer.
Every
Christian
can
heartily
endorse
the
efforts
for
his
Roman
Catholic
fellow
citizens
in
their
pursuit
of
universal
family
prayer.
The
Christian
Church
and
all
who
profess
allegiance
to
it
are
on
trial.
The
troubles
of
the
world
are
not
of.
its
making,
yet
it
is
expected
to
solve
them.
Now,
as
never
before,
the
world
sorely
needs
God's
help.
Protestants
can
do
two
things
about
this
Catholic
Crusade.
One
is
to
pray
for
it
and
w
ish
it
every
possible
success,
both
in
its
organization
and
ultimate'
objective,
and
the
other
is
to
take
a
lesson
front-it,
to
copy
it
in
their
own
fashion,
to
blend
their
prayers
with
the
prayers
of
their
Catholic
brethren
in
an
earnest
and
penitent
plea
for
God's
mercy
and
help.
personality.
Inner
unity
and
!
thoice
in
anything.
Seattle's
new
directory
gives
a
total
of
508.09
inside-the-clty
mimibitiim
Yet.
there
are
fel-
The
Salvation
Army
Major
and
Mrs.
Yurgensen
Saturday
Film,
8
p.m.
Holiness
Meeting,
11
a.m.
Directory,
2:30
p.m.
Sunday
School,
3
p.m.
Salvation
Meeting,
7:30
p.m.
Fond
dreams
visioned
more
than
a
generation
ago
in
Prince
Rupert
are
today
becoming
gradually
realized.
Some
of
those
who
looked
ahead
still
harmony,
characterized
Him.
Al-togetherness
of
spirit,
a
purity
of
heart
and
singleness
of
purpose
that
most
of
us
long
for
and
seldom
achieve,
was
His,
inherently.
He
met
rancor,
bitterness,
conflict,
without
compro
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NOW
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DKF.SS
:
luwn
wrio
can
ciisuncuy
remem
ber.
Seattle
when
the
main
busi-1
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BAPTIST
CHURCH
(Fundamentalist
i
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6th
E.,
Near
High
School
Phone
369
mise
or
weakness.
Yet
He
was
,
The
meeting
will
be
conducted
live
but
the
majority
follow
the
long,
long
trail.
It
was
their
Job
to
lick
Into
shape
a
rough
foundation
and
it's
been
done.
DKESS
PAXTV,
ness
street
was
not
as
busy
as
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
when
ivy
covered
cottages
were
located
not
far
from
the
plain
little
post
office,
and
out
around
Lake
Union
and
Lake
Washington,
land
was
newly
cleared,
and
wondrously
kind.
Without
fear
or
,
by
Envoy
and
Mrs.
J.
Walker,
suspicios.
He
trusted
God
His:
You
are
cordially
invited.
The
Father
in
a
spirit
of
godwill.
He
I
Divisional
Congress
will
be
con-utili2ed
spiritual
iorces
to
solve
1
ducted
by
the
Field
Secretary,
spiritual
problems
and
share
j
Colonel
G.
Best,
September
1!.
spiritual
values.
In
the
face
of
i
Viewing,
as
a
member,
the
un-fulding
of
parliamentary
proced-
ehixf
from
NOW
!.
MEN'S
WORK
i
madt
NOW
s
ure
at
Ottawa
nexi
month,
will!
men
were
chopping
and
hauling
Sunday
Services
suspended
for
Jul;
and
August.
Prayer
Meeting
Wednesdays
at
8
p.m.
at
514
3rd
Avenue.
opposition
and
threat.
He-
never
wavered
or
turned
from
His
MEN'S
GAttUlin
all-wool,
rr.
K,
NOW
Mission,
which
was
to
redeem
others.
He
chose
truth,
faith,
love,
holiness,
beauty
goodness.
be
an
entirely
new
experience,
home
loads
of
wood,
which
was
for
some
who
lioid
seats
In
Uiat
cheaper
than
coal
i
htnored
Chamber.
It
Is
years
1
(
and
years
since
so
many
will
be
,
A
steamship
company
may
finding
themselves
there
for
the
find
the
unemployed
warehouse
first
time.
The
member
for
'
at
Prince
Rupert
useful
for
stor-Skeena
will
have
company,
age
purposes..
Indeed,
that'.
among
the
tyros.
quite
possible.
It's
one
of
the
MEN'S
JMKtTV,
"A
plaids,
fiiU-lenjiii
vicarious
sacrifice.
He
met
life
at
its
highest
and
best,
bring
ftw-'j
t
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4
puvkrU.
bntd
t
NOW
MEN'S
JUKtTvJ
:
I
largest
and
best
built
struc-
You
can
discover
the
falljtures
cf
the
kind
In
Canada,
shooting
season
dates
in
8keena
Prirtfie
Rupert,
at
long
last,
is
COME
AMI
WORSHIP
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
Sunday
Morning
Service,
11:00.
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class,
12:15.
Evangelistic
bervice,
7:30.
Tues.,
Prayer
Meeting,
8:00.
Wed.,
Boys
and
Girls'
Clubs,
7:00.
(
Friday,
Young
Peoples',
8
p.m.
Pastor,
C.
FAWCETT.
Phone
Green
331
wuul.
full
lrn;itL
!
silk
lined,
best
ft
'
Rtr.
$ltw
ing
the
eternal
Into
the
midst
of
time.
Those
who
follow
Him
and
believe
in
His
name
have
a
new
dimension
for
living.
His
name
lives
because
His
church
has
convinced
enthusiastic
followers
who
keep
alive
the
i
name
and
power
of
Jesus
Christ.
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;
BLANK
ITS
pun
!
sizes.
Rf.
$14-'
Ii'
Sill
V'
.'i
by
glancing
in
the
Dairy
Nerws.
j
commencing
to
hit
its
true
And
right
here
is
also
thai
time
stride.
That
warehouse
Is
a
(
and
place
to
remind
one
that
prhe
asset
to
any
town
that
when
he
takes
aim,
it
is
highly
;
aspires
as
Rupert
undoubtedly
idvisable
to
be
certain
about1
does
to
becoming
a
big
sea-what's
being
aimed
at
To
think
port..
The
more
one
thinks
of
snr
cases,
it
mmm
mn
l
mi
i
nil
i
immi
inn
h
u
1
1
arlertion
at
ml
v
BOYS'
DRESS
li
He
gave
true
answers
to
the
perennial
problems
of
life
He
faced
the
same
issues
as
we
do
and
the
principles
He
gave
ring
you
know
Is
not
good
enough.
!
allowing
it
to
disappear,
the
:
,
more
asinine
example
of
busl-
SHIRTS
(rum
First
Presbyterian
Church
Minister:
Rev.
G.
E.
Ser.dail
B.A.,
B.D.
BOYS'
PANTS
Ik
I
A
tneatre
win
oe
inciuoea
in
ness
wouia
n.
seem
10
oe
Dress.
Cottons
u
the
new
hotel
building,
ll
(hty
j
can
stand
that
much
of
lili-t
I
i'
E.
J.
Thd
wines
of
France
are
flow-
Dntctor
of
Music:
Mrs
Smith
from
BOYS'
ST(KK
First
United
Church
636
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sieber
crease
In
Ipcrtl
i
amumrTitNng
afeain
and
the
streams
are
sources.
People-
.
appreciate
Jich
and
plentiful.
This
may
be
ration.
From
CHILDREN'S
S
true
and
meet
the
need
of
the
human
heart.
We
can
test
them.
His
truth
la
expel
iental
and
experimental.
The
ethical
dynamic
of
Jesus
moves
ahead
of
us,
challenging
us.
We
are
very
short
of
the
glory
of
God.
Wherefore
God
also
hath
highly
exalted
Him
that
at
the
name
of
Jesus
every
knee
should
bow.
Jesus
saw
deeper
Farewell
Services.
-11:00
"Effectiveness."
7:30
"Face
to
Face."
From
CHILDREN'S
i'
From
LADIES'
STOCif
BUCCANEERS'
LAIR
Throughout
much
of
its
history
Tunisia
was
a
pirate
state.
SO
KEFS
fn
OF
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THE
Rex
Cate
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
11:00
a.m.
Sermon:
"On
Patient
Living."
Children's
Story:
"Don't
Point
Your
Finger."
No
Evening
Service.
Induction
Service,
Wednesday
.
Evening.
POLIO
PRECAUTIONS
WHETHER
OR
NOT
this
is
an
epidemic
year
for
poliomelitis,
there
are
certain
precautions
that
health
authorities
say
should
be
taken
during
this
season
when
epidemics
may
occur.
These
are
largely
common-sense
health
precautions
which
it
does
jio
harm
to
follow
at
any
time.
1,
Avoid
crowds
and
new
contacts
if
possible.
Avoid,
crowded
places
where
you
may
be
close
to
another's
breath
or
cough.
The
exact
method
by
which
poliomyelitis
is
spread
is
not
completely
known
but
the
virus
is
present
In
discharges
from
the
nose
and
mouth
of
a
person
who
has
the
disease.
Only,
small
proportion
of
the
people
who
have
poliCDnyelitis
become
paralyzed,
and
many
cases
of
the
tHsease
are
never
recognized.
It
has
been
estimated
that
about
7
of
100
persons
are
cases
or
carriers
during
the
late
summer
and
fall,
and
all
these
feven
may
spread
the
disease.
1
Avoid
over-fatigue.
Too
active
play,
late
houl-s;
worry,
irregular
living
schedules
may
invite
a
mrore
serious
form
of
the
disease.
It
is
believed
that
over-fatigue
and
too
strenuous
exercise
may
precipitate
a
paralytic
form
of
the
disease
in
a
person
who
has
a
previously
unrecognized
infection.
Fargo
Trucks
AVAILABLE
FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
1:t0
am.
to
3:30
a
m
-
Phone
173
for
Outside
Order
Hi
fSAYO
HO
Mrs.
J.
H.
Carson,
who
has
been
spending
the
past
few
months
In
the
city,
returned
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George
last
night.
Her
son,
Pat,
will
be
returning
to
Vancouver
next
week.
ill
Types
!1
Quality
I
2-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
152"
Wheelbase
with
reinforced
frame
Si
2-speed
rear
axle.
3-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
170"
Wheelbase
with
reinforced
frame
&
2-speed
rear
axle.
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FOR
OFHCK
STATIONERY
FOIL
HOMK
GREETING
CARDS
PENS
AND
PENCILS
LAND
RECORDING
DISTRICT
OF
PRINCE
RUPEKT
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Canadian
FUrUng
Company
of
Vancouver.
B.C.,
Fish
Processors,
Intend
to
apply
for
W.
L.
WOOD
f
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PHONE
J'
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VP
P'l
)
a
lease
of
the
following
described
i
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Phones:
8C6
Office,
5G6
Shap
DIBB
PRINTING
CO.
r
-PRINCI
li
BESNER
BLOC,
a
lands
for
the
purpose
of
operating
a
ftFh
camp,
situate
in
Skldcgate
Harbour.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
fronting
Blocks
1,
2
and
4,
Lot
3,
Q
C
D.,
Plan
948:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
Southeast
corner
of
Lot
10.
Block
4,
District
Lot
S,
Plan
84(1;
thence
South
647
feet
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or
less
tc
the
Intersection
with
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to
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3.
Avoid
chilling.
Take
off
wet
clothes
and
shoes
at
once.
Keep
dry
shoes,
sweaters,
blankets,
and
coats
handy
for
sudden
weather
changes.
Sudden
chilling
of
the
body,
as
may
occur
in
a
plunge
into
cokj
water
on
a
hot
day,
may
lead
to
a
serious
form
of
the
disease.
4.
PovStpone
nose
and
throat
operations
during
a
poliomyelitis
outbreak.
Although
statistics
thus
far
do
not
substantiate
the
theory
many
doctors
believe
that
a
severe
form
of
poliomyelitis
frequently
follows
operations
on
the
nose
and
throat.
5.
Keep
clean.
Wash
hands
after
going
to
toilet
and
before
eating.
Keep
food
covered
from
flies
and
other
insects.
Burn
or
bury
garbage
not
tightly
covered.
Avoid
using
another's
pencil,
handkerchief,
utensil
or
food
touched
by
soiled
hands.
Since
the
virus
has
been
found
in
nose,
mouth
and
bowel
discharge
and
on
flies,
general
hygiene
measures
are
Necessary
in
this
as
in
other
diseases.
'
Parents
are
also
warned
to
be
alert
to
early
signs
of
illness
or
changes
in
the
normal
state
of
health.
A
physician
should
be
called
at
once
if
there
are
symptoms
of
headache,
nausea
upset
stomach,
muscle
soreness
or
stiffness,
or
unexplained
fever.
Early
diagnosis
and
prompt
treatment
are
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