SATURDAY
SERMON
AllllOTT
7?
TODAY
7:15
-
6:05
princt
Rupttl
Villi
Ottol
Saturday.
October
1,
1943.
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
in
(Subject
to
Change
TAX
BATE
SUNDAY
MIDNnTj
II
Waterfront
-
WWs
for
interior
Alaska.
The
Donna
Foss
made
its
first
trip
here
Fri
(Continued
rrom
Page
2)
vclops
an
awareness
of
Ood
that
is
a
strong
incentive
to
a
hoiy
life.
Such
a
man
kno'3
the
meaning
of
the
words
of
Our
Lord:
"Without
Me,
you
car.
do
nothing";
but
he
also
knows
the
meaning
of
St.
Paul's
words:
"I
can
do
all
things
irr
Him
Who
strengthens
me."
Adoration
of
Ood
leads
naturally
to
a
keen
appreciation
of
the
goodness
of
Ood
and
gives
birth
to
GRATITUDE
for
all
the
Divine
gifts;
of
life
and
daily
bread;
of
home
and
friends;
of
redemption
through
the
sacrifice
of
Jesus
Christ
on
the
cross;
of
the
constant
hovering
ove'
us
of
the
Spirit
of
Ood.
Who
inspires
us
to
do
right
and
avoid
what
is
evil.
Gratitude
is
a
noble
day
morning
and
sailed
again
for
Haines
ith
19
carloads
ot
SATURDAY
-Pil.
;
4:30
Here's
to
Romance
4:45
Memo
From
Lake
Success
5:00
Music
from
the
Films
5:30
Top
Bands
5:45
Sports
College
6:00-CBC
NEWS
6:10
Recorded
Int.
:15-Muslcal
Varieties
8:45
"Cocoa
the
Troubadour"
7:00
T.B.A.
7:30
Muslcale
8:00
Prairie
Scooncr
8:30
Musical
Program
0:00
Come
into
the
Parlour
9:30
Current
and
Choice
10:00
-CBC
NfcWS
10:10-CBC
News
10:15-Dance
With
CB
S.
10:30-Plantation
Jubilee
MM
I
Namu
and
Butcdale
Close
i
New
Tug
on
Haines
Run
Having
cleaned
up
the
final
chum
seining
catches
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Namu
and
Butedale
canneries
in
the
central
coast
region
are
now
in
process
of
"packing
up"
for
the
season.
Fair
fall
catches
were
made
at
both
plants,
the
former
Richard
Denning
in
"DISASTER"
(Continued
from
Pa,e
5
184.00,
they
are
now
responsible
for
16.15
r
$65,814.00.
With
an
industrial
development
program
such
as
is
now
under
way
in
he
Port
Edward
area
it
is
only
reasonable
to
assume
that
assessments
in
the
rural
area
will
show
a
tremendous
increase
within
the
next
few
years
and
as
a
consequence
the
District
will
bear
a
much
greater
proportion
of
school
costs
and
the
City
a
corresponding
decrease.
The
monies
that
it
will
be
necessary
for
the
City
to
borrow
will
be
amorized
over
a
twenty
year
period;
an
annual
payment
of
between
$25,000
and
$26,000,
the
amount
varying
slightly
from
year
to
year.
With
the
present
mill
bringing
in
$5,014
this
means
that
approximately
5
mills
will
have
to
be
produce
this
morning.
CALIFORNIANS
SOLD'
ON
COAST
Omar
3.
Sweglej,
prosperous
Laguna
Beach.
California
furniture
dealer.
Is
another
of
many
COMING
MOM
DAY
Si
1
I
belonging
to
the
B.
C.
Packers
i
and
the
latter
to
Canadian
Fish-
Americans
who
have
become
so
intrigued
with
the
refreshing
beauties
of
the
British
Columbia
and
Alaska
coasts
that
he
is
becoming
a
perennal
traveler
north
through
the
"Inside
lng
Co.
Gardner
Canal
provid-j
ed
some
of
the
final
fi$h
for,
Butedale
cannery.
Native
can-'
nery
workers
are
now
returning
to
their
villages
along
the
coast
tl:00-Weather
and
Sign
Off
SUNDAY
A
M.
8:30-Recital
8:00
BBt
News
and
sentiment
which
incites
us
to
be
worthy
of
Him
Who
showers
such
gifts
upon
us.
Adoration
and
Gratitude
do
not
embrace
the
whole
scop?
of
prayer;
we
are
all
too
conscious
rf
nur
H-jllu
ncoHs
rf
emit
on
wnue
otner
employees
are
proceeding
to
their
homes
in
Vancouver.
1
Fall
Coats
For
Girls
1
levied
to
take
care
of
this
prin-1
'
pavmentJ
and
we
are
PrmPted
t0
cipal
and
Interest
ask
heIP
s
However,
this
does
not
neces-
,God
not,
weakness;
it
Is
recognition
of
sarily
mean
an
Increase
in
the
our
condition.
And
did
not
Our
mill
rate
of
5
mills.
Himself
this
kind
At
the
uresent
time
we
are
!
encourage
m
j
t
J
Styled
KiRht
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Swegles
made
their
first
trip
last
year
to
Alaska
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Louise
and
were
bo
Impressed
that
they
immediately
resolved
to
come
back
this
year.
Accordingly
they
arc
making
the
round
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
this
week
on
the
steamer
Coquitlam,
having
been
here
northbound
last
evening.
Hav
Priced
Kiffhl
:
Are
Kijfht
i
paying
on
old
school
bonds
of
prayer
when
He
said:
"Ask
JOAII
CRAWFORD
-FUKIS
....
.
.J
$6,119.90
in
principal
and
$7,304
ana
you
snau
receive;
seeK
ana
in
interest.
With
the
reported
J
you
shall
find;
knock
and
tt
state
of
the
sinking
fund
it
will
;
shall
be
opened
unto
you."
These
be
unnecessary
to
make
any!
words,
besides
giving
approval
further
payments
on
principal
to
the
prayer
of
PETITION,
are
Commentary
9:59
Morning
Song
9:30
Harmony
Harbour
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
BC.
Oardcner
10:15
Just
Mary
10:30-Way
of
the
Spirit
10:45-Bible
Stories
11:00
CBC
News
ll:03-Capital
Report
11:30
Religious
Period
P.M.
12:00
CBS
8yrnphony
Orch.
1:30
Church
of
the
Air
2:00-Music
I
Like
2:30
Critically
Speaking
3:00
The
Old
Songs
3:25-CBC
News
3:27
Weather
Report
330
Winnipeg
Concert
Orch.
4:30
Alan
and
Me
5:00
Record
Album
RUPERT
:
PEOPLES
STORE
ivir.
aim
Olympia,
V,
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
Capt.
William
McCombe,
arrived
in
'port
at
5:30
la.st
evening
from
Vancouver
and
waypoints
and
sailed
at
10
p.m.
for
Massett
Inlet
points
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
to
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
south.
After
her
next
voyase,
the
Coquitlam
will
be
withdrawn
from
service
for
annual
overhaul
and
her
run
will
be
taken
over
for
the
winter
by
the
Camosun.
Later
the
Coquitlam
will
go
on
the
Prince
Rupert-Alice
Arm-Stewart
route
while
the
steamer
Catala
goes
off
for
her
annual
overhaul.
ing
now
traveled
by
both
Can-!
adian
Pacific
and
Union
lines,
they
are
already
planning
to
be
I
back
next
year,
possibly
on
the
new
CN
R.
liner
Prince
George.
after
1951
and
the
interest
payments
will
ce'ase
in
1955.
The
debentures
of
the
pro-
a
guarantee
that
we
shall
not
ask
in
vain.
But
notice
that
Our
Lord
did
not
say:
"Within
CHRIS
PARKVOLO
(Continued
from
Fuge
4)
trip
passenger
j
sU-anifr
Cf'
i
end.
Mr.
TaiR
of
t
lie
oldest
)f
Washington
Pi
having
design-
4
1.
?
,2:3a
B.C.
Faun
Broadrast
2:55
Recorded
i
IK
hide
1
:0O
AfterncHm
Concert
1:30-Walls
Time
1
;45
Commentary-
Cuooklng
School
2:00
Easy
Listening
2:30-Ri'corris
at
Random
2:45
Novelty
Tunes
,3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
Spotlight
on
a
Star
.3:20
Sketches
In
Melody
J
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Swegles
are
hlgn
posed
By-law
will
be
dated
July
j
twenty-four
hours."
We
obtain
1950
so
there
will
be
no
payment
what
we
pray
for
at
precisely
in
that
year.
The
first
payment
the
time
when
we
should
receive
will
be
made
in
1951,
and
based
jlt.
There
is
a
time,
known
to
I
In
their
praises
of
the
courtesy
and
had
been
in
poor
health
since
that
time.
He
was
taken
to
hospital
early
Friday
,
and
service
offered
on
the
lineiy
3:31)
U
N.
C
j
appointed
Canadian
steamers.
on
present
figures,
there
may
the
wisdom
of
God.
when
it
will
3:3j
4:00
In
1943
he
married
Margit
be
an
increase,
in
that
year
only
be
best
for
us
to
recelve
the
Miss
A.
Goldsmith,
R.N.,
of
Dlvrrtii.
Bcrnie
3f
l
Story
I
-
V
favour
we
ask.
Ru-
01
3
ana
a
Iracllon
mllls-
lncre
M-ariS
Hullberg
of
Prince
pert,
who
survives
him.
There
being
no
further
principal
pay-are
no
children.
ments
on
the
old
school
loan
Several
months
prior
to
his
afler
1951-
tne
total
amount
to
death
he
began
construction
of
be
raiiied
for
Scn001
By-laws
will
be
reduced
by
6,119.90
in
1952
a
new
home
at
1949
Atlin
Ave.
and
the
'ears
following.
After
He
was
in
process
of
moving
into
the
new
house
when
he'1955
the
amount
will
be
further
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
nursing
staff
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Coquitlam
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
where
she
has
been
spending
a
two
months'
vacation
vls-rtlnK
with
relatives.
The
ocean-golmr
tug
Donna
Foss,
owned
by
the
Foss
Launch
and
Barge
Co.
Tacoma,
has
replaced
the
tug
Shinn
in
towing
the
Alaska
Freight
Lines
barge
plying
between
Prince
Rupert
pnd
Haines
with
wou
cargoes
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
H.
Brocklngton,
Vancouver;
G.
Levesque,
Vancouver;
E
5:30
Salvation
Army
Program
No.
16
6:-tagc
"SO"
7:00
News
and
Week-end
Review
7:
30
-U.N.
Documentary
8.00
-Makers
of
Music
8:45
John
Fisher
9:00-Vancouver
String
Orch.
:30-Vesper
Hour
10:00-CBC
News
I0:10-CBC
News
10:15
Historical
Documents
10:30
-Prelude
to
Midnight
l:00-Weather
and
Sign
Off
MONDAY
A.M.
7:00-Muslcal
Clock
suuerea
nis
nnai
inness.
"
'
I
Smith,
'
Vancouver;
A.
J.
Spils-
I
t
.1
1.
If
mo
financial
asnpnt.
nnlv
;
'
bury.
Vancouver;
L.
Dljrby,
.
I
I
f
.
mil
.
i
;
i
111
uuumuu
w
nia
wiuuw,
11c
i
is
survived
by
one
brother,
Peder
!
wpre
considered
It
would
appear
Parkvold,
at
Bo,
Norway
and
a.to
a
gd
Investment;
a
sister,
Mrs.
Gudren
Ivarson
in
building
program
in
excess
of
Whitehorse;
K.
Loland,
Port
Edward;
O.
Baxter,
Vancouver;
B.
Kelly,
Terrace;
E.
Peacock,
......
.
tannnnnnn
f
u-hinv,
tvm
p-
Vancouver,
a
nepnew,
reter,
"Prince
George;
H.
Duley,
Van-lives
In
the
city.
1
vlndal
Government
and
rural
CQuv
,
wr
t
.
arpa
tt-lll
mu
flfttl
ansl
rfr.HaVilv
t
.7
rum-rai
arrangements
win
De
"
"
'
,
MacDonald,
Butedale;
A.
J.
a
(rood
deal
more
as
values
In
announced
later.
Bell,
Vancouver.
the
rural
area
increase.
But!
aside
from
the
financial
angle,!
id-
rn
SI'KCIAL
ON
STOKACE
ALBUMS
U'tc
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Max
Heiibronor
the
dire
of
nece.ssity
the
,
pro-!
considerations,
they
are
an
in-are
sailing
tomorrow
night
ov
gram
to
relieve
congestion,
the
vestment
in
our
youth,
our
the
Coquiflam
for
Vancouver
en
fact
that
good
schools
bring
boys
and
girls,
our
sons
and
route
to
Phconix,
Arizona,
where
Industry,
attract
and
hold
good
daughters:
an
investment
In
they
plan
to
spend
the
winter.
teachers
and
Innumerable
other,
our
most
valuable
asset.
3-
IVket
4-
I'ockct
.5-IVki't
REG
each
2
for!
ONLY
55c
8:00
CBC
New
8:10
Here's
Bill
Oood
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Utile
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
&
Comty
6:15
Morning
Devotion
9:30-Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00-EUen
Harris
10:15
Singing
Sam
10:30
-Roundup
Time
to
45
Srandinsvun
Melodies
11:00
Air
Kindergarten
11:15
Songs
of
Today
11:30
Weatner
Forecast
11:31
Message
Period
133-Recorded
inter:
u4
11:45
Famous
Voices
P.M.
12;00
Mid-day
Melodies
12:15CBC
News
12:25
Program
Resume
or
5
for
S2.00
DON'T
MISS
THIS
iltl
T
s.vin
!
Ma
dam
"Not
very
practical,
is
It?
Venetian
B
A
sharp
eye
for
values
.
.
.
spots
Standard
Heating
Oils
right
now!
Sterl,
Aluminum
m
In
a
wide
asirtml
rolor
ith
matcliil
traslin?
taprs
rop
in
and
sPf
"Sj
or
phone,
and
ourl
w
ill
rail
anil
v'A
winilnwn
anil
ad"
stallrd
P"-
I
Get
all
the
heat
you
pay
for!
No
waste
in
soot
and
ashes
with
Standard
Stove
Oil
and
Standard
Furnace
Oil
-
both
100
distilled
tt
burn
completely
.
.
.
and
clean.
That
means
economies
for
youl
ANNOUNCEMENT
The
National
Cash
Register
Company
will
have
their
FACTORY-TRAINED
SERVICEMAN,
M.
P.
Parkinson
on
call
to
service
NATIONAL
equipment
in
Prince
Rupert
and
District
for
ten
days
COMMENCING
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
3
Those
desiring
Mechanical
Service,
Supplies
or'
Information
regarding
our
Guaranteed
Maintenance.
Plan,
please
phone
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
and
Mr.
Parkinson
will
be
pleased
to
get
in
touch
with
you.
THE
NATIONAL
CASH
REGISTER
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
LIMITED
33
1
f.
If.MVIR
McBrlde
Street
Get
good
service!
Your
Standard
Heating
Oil
dealer
has
the
right
fuel
for
both
furnaces
and
circulating
heaters
and
he'll
aee
to
it
that
you're
always
supplied,
regulurly,
with
the
type
you
need.
501
V.
Georgia
St.,
Vancouver,
1J.C.
MA
5291
"
'
'
'
.
MAPLE
LEAF
BUTTER
t
Right
bow's
right!
Time
to
arrange
for
oil
heat
is
well
ahead
of
the
first
cold
spell.
Get
set
early
by
calling
your
Standard
Heating
Oil
dealer.
Let
him
take
over
your
supply
cares
now.
Ft
PRINCE
RUPERT
B0WUNG
ALLEY
-::'.
WINS!
CANADA'S
TOP
AWARDS
AT
NATIONAL
EXHIBITION
tt
:1
WINTF
SCHEDULE
I
Yes
Maple
Leaf
butter
from
Chipman,
Alberta
was
awarded
Blue
Ribbon
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
'with
97
points.
SO
SPECIFY
MAPLE
LEAF
BUTTER
AT
YOUR
GROCERS.
You
deserve
Canada's
finest.
It
costs
no
more
0
Another
Product
of.
Canada
Packers
Limited
i
WMSUTlVE
LHSlXJBbH
lUin
jsJ
all
DIRECT
flights
to
the
Quern
Chariot
discontinued.
i,rmft
SERVICE
FROM
SANDSP1T
A
Q.
C.
al
1
at
Sundspit
to
connect
with
couverand
Prince
Kupcrt.
mis
atem11
direct
at
present
by
the
Q
C.v.
w""
"
nri
Vai4
Call
Your
Local
SVinclard
Heating
Oil
Dealer
Standard
Oil
Company
of
British
Columbia
Limited
Telephone
674.
P"
They
all
1
by
Q.C.A.
and
CP
A.
to
Prince
n,l
Reif.
T.M.
'
ALICE
ARM
STEWART
'
1
ki-peBT
AS
ITS'
L
FROM
OPEN
DAILY
FROM
3:30
P.M.
TO
11
P.M.
Saturdays
12
Noon
to
12
Midnight
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