ADORATION
and
it
Is
the
veiy
This
fundamental
atfimde
of
the
mind
is
born
of
the
rtliza-tion
that
eoirw
ircin
the
Hand
highest
f
mm
of
IrtSyeT".
Theifhrf
prfnfr
Rnprrt
Daflp
Tim
Sfrturday,
October
1,
1949.
i
m.Q
Res
ho
Keeps
this
conviction
of
h
dependence
on
God
constancy
1
before
his
mind,
and
subjects'
CuATiosa
hxuh-eh
or
caxa3Ma.v
psrss
-
Atrr.
Brsr.T
cr
ci
CANADIAN
DAILY
KEVTSPAPEa
ASSOCIATION
An
ttaepeodent
auy
urtntpaper
drntM
o
tn
upbuilding
of
fTtnea
Hupefl
his
will
to
the
Will
of
God
tie.
(Cont'd
on
Page
fit
too
a-u
eommuimiM
comprising
norrrwn
una
wmrai
DnwB
(
i:
Savi'
of
Cod,
ihxi
e
are
s6U;ned
at
every
.
moment
lay
Him,
ani
that
we
inevitably
go
back
to
Him
when
this
eruthly
sojourn
is
ended
by
death.
Recognition
of
our
complete
and
entire
dependence
on
Ood
from
fust
to
last
is
the
very
essence
or
religion.
We
call
this
recoHiuUon
DIRECTORY
l
SATURDAY
SERMON
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afternoon
ecp
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Ltd
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A.
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Editor
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Q.
PERRY,
Managing
Dl
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rmsT
BAPTIST
Ith
An.
B
at
Young
St.
Minuter:
R.
Fred
Antrobua
Green
8121
Some
of
the
most
beautiful
pictures
that
haunt
the
heart
of
men
are
pictures
of
prayer.
There
is,
for
First
United
Church
638
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Siebor
t,'TTLG
THE
POUND
was
like
splitting
the
c
atom.
Britain's
devaluation
set
off
a
chain
i
,
instance,
the
picture
of
Our
Lord
praying
in
tears
at
the
grave
of
Lazarus,
the
man
He
loved;
or
of
Oiu1
Lord
lonelyln
the
"shadows
of
Gethsemane,
praying
the
longer
because
of
His
agony.
There
is
the
pictur
Mr--.
FIRST
rFSBVTEm.4N
4th
Avenue
JB&ss
First
Prcsbj
teriaw
Church
Ducctor
of
Music:
Mrs.
E.
J
Smith
Conversation
supposes
a
speaker
of
Mary
interrupted
at
prayer
by
the
angel
announcing
to
her
MEJTS
COVERT
,
Two
text
from
i
that
she
is
to
be
the
Mother
of
,
God.
More
Dersonal
Diet
urea
...
.
11
a.m.
-Morning
Worship.
Sermon:
"More
Tlian
Conqueror"
Mr.
P.
Litusey.
12:15
Sunday
School
at
First
United.
2:00
p.n
Sunday
School,
Conrad
United
Hail.
Sermon
:
7:30
"World
Trends
in
Christian
Missions"
Mr.
F.
.
Anlield.
ATTEND
THESE
SPECIAL
SERVICE
perspective
I
will
speak
to
my
prayer
are
scattered
through
our
in
mess
simui
SWEATERS
Lord
whereas
I
am
but
dust
and
for
Thy
uvea.
Memory
snow,
us
prayer
ashes-;
-speak.
Lord,
FIRT
t
NITKO
3fl
6th
Are.
Wee
Rev.
L.
G.
6ner
iGnen
eiS
FVI.L
OOSPrL
TABKRVtCiJC
202
6th
Ave.
West
Pastor:
C.
Fawcett
(Green
SSI
I
SAI.TiTfON
ARMT
Frasrr
Stt?rt
CO.:
Major
W.
Vureen
Dlre-tory
Class
p
ra
Bunday
School
S
p
m.
tBIack
&60
T.
Ptlf"
l.t'THFK
N
ith
Aw.
at
McBrld
St.
Pastor:
K.
Sotland
tBlack
610)
Church
Service
Sunday
Mrnlngf
ONLY.
!
Rally
Day
Service
with
Mr.
F.
E.
Anfield
in
charge.
Come
and
Worship
witH
your
children.
No
Sunday
School.
MEN'S
WR1SS
Kf
origntenmg
um
Degiimin.
of
wrvant
h.reth
"
life
as
we
stumbled
through
our
whi!r
u
u
true
that
the
word
first
prayers
with
grave,
anxiouLp!.ayer
onm
mrtuu
that
we
eye
fixed
on
the
loved
face
oiiare
"asking
Ood
for
something,",
a
mother
who
was
leeching
vs
there
is
a
much
more
funda-
'
the
first
steps
In
the
Christian
j
mental
auituoe
of
mind
that
tie-,
(
from
J
BOYS'
SCHOOL
J
jtJ
way
of
lite.
We
see
prayw,
notes
the
real
purpose
of
prayer
botv
RAixronl
sweetening
the
end
of
life-
to
the
fittint
reaction.
It
has
been
exploding
beyond
the
financial
and
economic
departments
of
British
and
even
international
life.
The
vastness
of
the
responsibility
for
devaluation
may
be
matched
by
its
depth
as
its
political
aspects
show
themselves.
Naturally
they
take
their
more
obvious
and
immediate
effect
in
Britain.
There
are
reports
of
spreading
strikes
and
slowdowns.
These,
while
motivated
by
economic
considerations
as
simple
as
the
price
of
bread,
have
portentous
political
implications
for
a
Labor
government.
From
France,
too,
the
crackling
can
be
heard.
The
comparatively
mild
devaluation
of
the
franc
has
started
the
volatile
French
working
class
thinking,
about
higher
prices,
and
consequently,
about
higher
wages.
As
in
Britain,
so
in
France
the
government
is
heavily
dependent
on
worker
votes,
and
has
a
considerable
Socialist
commitment.
Fortunately
the
Communist
element
and
the
other
extreme
of
de
Gaullism
in
France
have
been
'
notably
deflated
since
the
Marshall
Plan
got
under
way.
In
neither
Britain
nor
France
is
the
political
effect
of
currency
devaluation
likely
to
impair
the
basis
of
western
defence,
as
it
might
once
have
done.
j
picture
of
an
old
woman
lovingly
REGULAR
BAPTIST
fingering
her
rosary.
Again
and
BOYS'
AlL
KlXi!
JACKFTS
,
BOYS'
ROS-V
1
1
again
throughout
our
lives,
the
ST.
PLTLR-
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cot
Archdeacon
S.
Roc-son
Sunday
School
11:00
am
Erenlng
Prayer
7
30
pa.
(Blue
l
i
crises
of
the
years
are
marked.
BOYS
U
IKMH.
SJ
'1
by
the
prayers
we
said.
j
We
have
not
missed
the
beauty
Special
MEVS
ALL-HWM
r
w
.y
-
Mrs.
Dug-ald
Campbell,
after
m
these
pictures
of
prayer,
but
FISHERMEN'S
PH
a
visit
of
a
couple
of
weeks
here
that
beauty
has
perhaps
tended
cut.
W
.
FundamentUiRt
1
621
E.
6th
tNear
High
School)
Phone
869
SUNDAY,
OCT.
2.
1949
12:1S
p
m
Sunday
School.
Clashes
for
ail
Come.
7:30
pm
Gospel
Service.
Speaker:
G.
R.
S.
B!ackaby
"OBEDIENCE"
Male
Quartet
will
sing.
(Lord's
Supper
follows
Evening
Service.
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
t0
create
In
our
minds
a
mis-Cruickshank.
sailed
Thursday
conception
of
what
prayer
is.
nij-ht
on
the
Prince
George
for
prayer
has
been
regarded
as
MEN'S
DRESS
kl
Full
Gospel
Talernacle
I
202
Sixth
Avenue
West
PRESENTS
Evangelist
Eunice
Meyer
In
Special
Meetings
If
you
have
not
attended
these
meetings,
you
are
missing
the
greatest
and
beat
thing
in
life.
Services
Sunday,
10:45.
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class,
12:15.
Evangelistic
Rally.
7:30.
Tuesday.
Wednesday,
Thursday
and
Friday
at
8.
Wed.,
3:30,
Children's
Church.
Everybody's
welcome
at
Prince
Kuprrfs
Evangelistic
Centre.
PASTOR:
C.
FAWCETT
7
SOX-o
ther
home
in
Vancouver.
She
..mnti.,n
rnn
.-ud
and
rejected
MEVS
SPORT
Si!
was
accompanied
south
by
Mrs.
,
utterly
sentimental
to
be
Now
Crulckshank
who
is
her
sister.
fostered
by
he-men.
It
has
MEN
S
W0KK
ml
Now
MEN'S
W011K
ti
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jesse
Bridden
been
called
a
weakness,
wward-of
Massett
wwe
passengers
ice.
something
unworthy
of
God
aboard
the
Coquitlam
last
eve-
and
man:
a
case
of
God
playing
ning
returning
to
their
home
favourites,
or
of
men
trying
to
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
load
the
dice
with
which
they
Mon.,
7:30
p.m.
Young
Peop!e"s
Society
Wed.,
8
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting.
Thurs..
3:30
p.m.
Mission
Band
i
Recommences).
WE
BELIEVE
AND
PREACH
THE
OLD-TIME
C.OSPEL
New
MEVS
I1RESS
f
TOvrtmrtit,
ptrlf,
Now
,
j.
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver
where
play
the
game
of
life.
Mrs.
Bridden
received
special
prayer
Is
none
of
these
things.
uiedlcai
treatment.
Prayer
Is
conversation
with
God
;
Suitcases
and
Uiir
Assort
Though
Americans
did
not
tell
the
British
to
devaluate,
yet
American
policy
toward
currency
questions
has
played
an
enormous
part
in
this
economic
and
political
shake-up
in
the
western
world.
:
At
home,
however,
British
leaders
must
bear
theW
responsibilities
without
reference
to
external
influences.
What
Britain
appears
to
need
at
this
mornent
is
leadership
that
can
make
the
people
as
aware
of
an
enemy
when
the
foe
is
in
trade
statistics
as
when
he
stands
in
uniform
on
the
Channel.
It
would
be
a
help-
to
have
someone
around
who
can
talk
of
a
Briton's
dinner
pall
as
convincingly
as
Churchill
talked
of
a
Briton's
freedom.
mmmm
Advertlrs
u
tutll
I
he
rdmily
mat
Prays
l
ogzther
-
REAL
ES
INSURAa
-For
it
is
evident
from
British
reports
that
the
;
average
Briton
does
not
know
his
country's
security
I
INCOME
RETURN'S
PR
and
his
own
are
besieged.
If
Parliament
meets
and
if
elections
must
follow,
j-e
may
see
a
clearing
of
the
;
air
which
for
the
moment
appears
to
have
been
only
;
super-charged
by
pound
devaluation.
:.
11.
E.
MORI
324
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Ave
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NEW
RO
HOU
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A
Home
Aaj
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Roon-Hal
a-atfT
ORMES
DRUGS
Vdrucs
Stays
Tggther
THIS
IS
AN
INVITATION
TO
ALL
CITIZENS
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
Catholics
of
this
cKy
are
sponsoring
s
Rally
at
the
Civic
Centre
on
Sunday.
October
9th
at
2.30.
This
Rally
will
be
the
climax
of
a
CRUSADE
FOR
FAMILY
PRAYER.
In
the
obvious
state
of
chaos
In
the
vrorid
at
the
present
time,
we
turn
to
our
common
Father
in
Heaven
to
pray
for
the
precious
boon
of
Peace.
We
are
seeking
to
revive
the
practice
of
prayer
in
the
homes
of
this
city.
It
is
by
prayer,
chiefly
by
the
prayers
of
father
and
mother
and
children
together,
that
the
consciousness
of
God
is
kept
alive
In
our
hearts.
W'e
wxiuld
be
more
inclined
to
live
according
to
the
Divine
Law
of
God,
if
we
kept
constantly
in
mind
this
fundamental
truth
that
we
came
from
the
creative
Hand
of
God,
that
we
are
at
every
moment
sustained
by
His
Power,
and
that
we
all
go
back
to
God
when
we
die.
Every
day.
when
the
family
sits
at
the
table,
it
is
to
receive
a
gift
from
God.
This
Is
only
one
of
the
multiple
gifts
given
to
all
His
creatures
by
God
our
Father
at
every
moment
of
every
day.
Since
we
receive
God's
gifts
as
a
family,
It
is
only
right
that
in
the
privacy
of
our
own
homes,
we
should
as
a
family
praise
Ood
and
thank
Him
for
His
goodness
to
us.
The
benefits
of
Family
Prayer
are
wumeious,
but
one
of
tlie
most
precious
is
that
it
creates
and
fosters
harmony
and
peace.
'
The
RALLY
In
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
on
OCTOBER
9TH
will
call
public
attention
to
the
Crusade
of
Family
Prayer.
We
earnestly
Invite
all
our
fellow-citizens
to
join
us
in
the
spirit
of
Christian
broUierhood.
This
is
a
Rally
for
Prayer.
The
language
of
prayer
Is
one
that
we
all
speak
and
God
understands
It.
t
;
On
behalf
of
the
Committee,
Family
Prayer
Crusade,
'
N.
R.
Young,
Chairman.
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