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Lodies
Initiated
I
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Into
Moose
Women
Sv
Yi'AT.
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J&
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
DRESS
lit
r.i
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Mrs.
Maude
Marshall
and
Mr?
'
"Servi
Saturday,
May
20.
1950
.vim.
ciirrt
A'ircvuicu
Elly
Ciela
were
initialed
Wednes-
;
day
night
into
the
Women
of
the
!
Moose
Lodge
at
a
meeting
In
the
DIKLCiUKY
SATURDAY
SERMON
Moose
Temple.
The
hospital
guild
was
in
charge
of
the
evening's
entertainment
which
consisted
of
card
playing,
followed
by
refreshment.
Chairman
of
the
committee
is
Mrs.
E.
Blair.
Senior
Regent
Mrs.
H.
Muncey
was
in
the
chair.
Editor,
Daily
Hews
j
It
would
be
appreciated
If
you
!
would
permit
'.pace
in
your
valuable
column
to
be-
used
to
publicly
express
the
gratification
of
the
Department
of
Transport
for
the
very
able
manner
in
which
Mrs.
J.
R.
Eiftrt
has
carried
on
the
joint
duties
of
Harbor
Master
and
Shipping
Master
of
the
Port
An
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newspaper
devoted
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Published
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afternoon
except
Sunday
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Rupert
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Ltd.,
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just
OF
THE
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Men's
Pure
Wool
i
JACKETS
blue
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Aeg.$
30.00.
J
Now
.
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Gabardine
Stic
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styles
and
color,
fit.
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c
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rtorfliM
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at
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xepl
stHiwn.
AMil.lt'AX
rTHFlRAI.
4tl)
Ave.
W.
t
Duiismutr
8t
Holy
Communion
8:30
a.m.
Sinday
School
a
OO
P
m.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter,
B.A..B.D.
Rector:
(Blu
7fi3)
of
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past
(
qualifications.
It
is
expected
that
fear,
pending
an
official
appoint-
s
art
appointment
will
result
at
an
By
Capt.
W.
C.
Poultori
(Salvati(n
Army)
Text:
They
Were.All
With
One
Accord
In
One
Place.
Acts
2:1
'
On
Thursday
of
this
week
we
were
celebrating
the
anniversary
of
a
great
day
in
the
history
of
the
Christian
Church
and
an
even
greater
day
in
the
Divine
Plan
for
all
mankind
who
are
either
in
or
out
of
the
church
Ascension
Day.
Jesus
said
to
his
followers
that
it
was
expedient
ment.
FIRST
BtPTIT
6th
Ave.
X
at
Young
8t
Minister:
Rev.
Fred
Autrobui
(Green
813)
FIHST
FHUKHYTKRIAS
4tb
ivtnuc
but
early
date.
-
"
J.
C
LESSARD.
Deputy
Minister
Men's
Union
Sirrs
needle.
Reg.
$3,011
i
Catain
J.
R.
Elfert
died
on
May
5
1949,
after
holding'
the
Import
The
Key
Control
ant
pot
of
Harbour
Master
at
tile
,
Now
Only
Mens
HANDKERciib
soft
texture.
R,.g.
25,.
1
FIRST
I'MTED
3
6th
Ave.
West
Kev.
U
G.
Sietwr
iGreru
6131
Port
of
Prince
Rupert,
foe
twen-tv-two
years.
lth
the
exception
of
the
period
he
served
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
during
world
war
II.
Since
her
hatbands
untimely
death.
Mrs.
Elfert
hss
CARRY
A
TUtlE
j
WHEREVER
ABOLITION
of
exchange.
Control
WOllid
be
wLrdTo
Serlund
His
resurrection.
Talked
with
equivalent
to
Opening
a
free
market
for
gold,
jand
much
harder
to
take.
When
them
and
expounded
the
tl.ipgs
Canada's
e-old
rnirrinrr
infWrv
wnnlrl
Cither
!
He
was
taken
from
them
in
pnys-
that
they
had
only
understood
!W
I
Boys'
WINDBKEAKI
showerprfiof,
all
siz'i
J1.00.
N
r
lll.l.
r.OSPFX
TABF.BSAIXE
202
6th
Ave.
West
Pastor:
C.
Fawcett
Service
11
a
m.
and
7.30
pro.
Sunday
School
13.15.
(Oreen
S3K
industries
.
i
.
.
u
i
,
.
.'
,
:
ical
death
on
'.he
Cross,
the
blow
imperfectly
while
He
was
it.
the
ooys-
r.i$-iu
d
would
be
put
in
a
sounder
position
and
there
would
no
longer
be
need
for
any
control
of
YOU
GO...
with
this
wnooi
wear,
gjod
strong.
From
hit
them
so
hrrd
that
they
scat-
flesh.
Ii
had
been
a
wonderful
Itered
and
fled
and
hid
behind
experience
for
forty
days.
Not
i
closed
doors.
Peter,
the
bold
until
ah
had
oeen
gathered
back
i
brave
fisherman,
who
drew
his
into
the
company
and
all
had
be-1
sword
and
would
have
started
a
Heved
in
His
resurrection
.
.'
.
scrap
in
the
garden
of
Gesthe-
even
Thomas
who
wanted
physi-
mane,
ran
awsy
to
do
some
fish-
Cal
proof
.
.
.
dW
H?
tell
them
that
'
12m
(
i
r
i-
,-
Men's
SOX-biggtst
;
iri
town,
for
dress
or
iFrom
40c
8A'AT10N
ARMT
Taser
ettaet
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poulton
nirertorv
Claw
3:30
p
m.
Sunday
Scboo)
S
00
p
m.
(Block
20Bi
HT.
PAI
1VTHKB
AN
6th
Ave.
at
McBrlde
fit.
Pastor:
E-
Bolland
(Black
610!
carried
on
most
of
bis
duties
in
a
most
efficient
manner
and
hod
earned
the
resurct
and
admiration
of
alt
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert.
Regulations
require
that
a
Shipping
Master
be
In
possesion
of
Certificate
of
Competency
as
a
Master
(4
a
foreign-going
steamship.
I.i
compliance
with
sueH
regulations,
the
position,
of
big
and
thus
hide
himself.
;
Then
can.e
tne
Easter
Day
cf
'
the
Christian
Church,
and
Jesus
;was
with
them
again.
Slowly,
,
verv
sSowr-
mcieeu
at.
first.
H
re-grouped
them
again
proved
BT.
Pf.TF.R'S
ANOI.ICAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
E.
!'
5-.ulay
School
1
1
:00
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p
m.
(Blue
(Kill
Harbour
Misier
and
Shipping
Ma
ter
at
Prin-e
Rupert
has
been
thrown
open,
to
competition
by
residents
of
British
Columbia
who
have
this
and
other
required
imports
beyond
that
exercised
by
the
customs
tariff.
Most
important
of
all,
Canadian
industry
would
attract
investment
domestic
and
foreign
on
a
vastly
inoHased
scale.
In
sum,
the
full
benefit
of
the
devaluation
policy
adopted
last
September
would
at
last
be
felt
;
an
artificial
obstacle
to
the
expansion
of
trade
and
industry
would
be
removed.
?oThere
should
be
hardly
any
unemployment
in
Canada
today
beyond
the
inevitable
minimum
due
to
1
weather
conditions
and
.
job-changing.'
Yet
so
acdMomd
have
we
become
to
war-necessitated
controls
of
one
sort
or
another
that
the
abolition
of
the
key
control
the
control
of
all
controls
has
apparently
received
scant
consideration,
although
it
is
plainly
hampering
the
return
to
a
reasonably
free
economy.
Nobody
would
pretend
that
exchange
control'
is
the
sole
cause
of
joblessness
among
Canadian
wo'Pkers:
some
of
the
workers
themselves,
badlv
I
ft
business
wise
k,
RCA
Victor
ur-vj
First
Presbvteriai:
Church.
Kl.l.U
K
BAPTIST
629
6th
Ave.
E.
Blue
803
t
.
tfc-.ard
A.
'a-
.
Service
11
a.m.
and
7.30
p.m.
,
Sunday
School
12.15.
SHIHGOL
He
must
leav.:
them
again.
Leave
them!
for
me
second
time
in
six
weeks!
But
what
a
different
effect
this
time!
At
the
Cross
only
a
iew
could
b
kwnd
to
watch
Him
die,
whereas
at
the
Ascension
they
followed
Him
oui
to
His
beloved
Bethany
and,
after
listening
l.i
iurther
words
of
instruction
and
guidance,
they
were
able
to
watch
Him
leavs
them
in
a'
cloud.
There
was
no
scatieUng
now.
no
cringing
in
iear
behind
clos;d
ioors.
no
.rushing
back
to
their
fishing
boats.
Jesus,
their
Lord,
had
toid
them
to
tarry
at
Jerusalem
for
further
instructions.
What
then
could
De
more
sensible
than
to
start
a
prayer-meeting
and
wait
on
the
Lord.
The
Prayer
meeting
lasted
ten
days
and
then
came
the
Power
that
enabled
these
ordinary
men
i
The
ideal
fini!
4
V
rcaVictor
Portable
Fxira
rtnpe
and
power
art
yours
with
the
RCA
Victor
BP-fiC
amazing
wmitiviiy,
pleniy
of
vol-ume
even
for
imidoor
dam
inn.
That
handw)me
ca
ii
of
putuic
and
lij-htweight
aluminum
with
special,
weather-rejisiant
finih.
Play
on
its
self-contained
baitery
the
second
you
ii(t
the
dial
covet,
or
on
AC-1C
house
current
lt'i
a
star
performer
with
the
marvel
f
Shingles,
Fence
rough
lumber.
a
variety
of
at
colors.
prayer
and
all
too
often
to
those
who
are
the
paid
ministers
of
the
Church.
These
cowards
who
had
run
for
cover
at
His
Crucifixion,
were
brave
prayer-meeting
men
after
His
Ascension.
They
were
men
with
one
accord
and
were
willing
to
meet
in
one
place.
Why???
A
advised,
have
priced
their
labor
out
of
a
market.
But
the
return
of
freedom
of
international.
exchange
!
Thompson
Hard
'
Co.Lfd
'CV-TJ-'
lJuiI11-
"!
ule
unit-r
ei
i
ui
s
ui
puuiic
aim
yii
air
Fourth
Ave.
East
policy
that
are
now
obscured
by
the
greater
error
I
Minister:
Rev.
e.
a.
Wright,
dd
They
had
met
the
risen
LorC
to
go
out
and
do
what
had
been
Take
away
the
fact
of
thf
resur-
$84.50
ous
tone
of
the
famout
"Golden
Thruai"
....
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
cenieu
even
to
ihe:r
iorG
during
rectj0n
an(j
y0u
will
soon
lose
the
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Camosun
TMesday,
1:30
p.m.
Coquitlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
iMovinf,
Fickine,
(
Shippinx
and
Oi
Cww
in
for
a
Benonstratio
C.krUre
and
Slol
and
indicate
their
correction.
yTft
should
be
worth
trying,
at
least
for
an
ex-pSgiental
period,
as
a
high
financial
authority
has
suggested.
No
nation
in
the
world
can
better
afford
ttfan
Canada
can
today
to
show
its
faith
in
a
free
enomy.
No
nation's
ex
ample,
would
be
more
highly
His
earthly
ministry,
tne
poe:
'.desire
for
prayer.
to
sway
crowds
to
believe
on
Je-
We
wiu
be
in
the
week
0f
the
sus.
celebration
of
the
anniversary
o!
Tins
is
a
day
when
prayer-
that
great
prayer-meeting
until
meetings
are
not
popular
places,
next
Sunday
.
when
we
reminc
John
Currie
Morning
Worship
11
a.m.
Junior
Choir
Evening
Worship
7:30
p.m.
Senior
Choir
Communion
Anthem:
Jesus
Complete
Reliable
a
lent
Service,
also
a
Canadian
Liquid
Air
for
Oxygen.
Acetylrv
weldlri?
supplies.
In
fact
this
is
a
day
when
prayer
our
hearts
of
the
coming
of
Tho
Other
nations
which
are
disposed
to
Bread,
of
.Life,
I
Pray
Thee.
itself
is
left
tu
the
minority--
Holy
Spirit
to
live
with
and
in
r
cjarded
'by
j,"'
51!
1Ile
oacranieni
ui
tne
Loras
except
in
nines
ui
uauuuai
ui-
men.
,
l
c
t--
fyke
the
same
step,
borne
nation,
some
time,.wiuSupper
at
both
mornlhg
and
astPr
when
tnere
usually
comes
how
many
or
you
wui
piedg-?
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
Sunday,
Coquitlam,
11
p.m.
s
1
10
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QIEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
,
ss.
Camosun,
May
12
"and
20
FOR
SOL'TH
QI
EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
May
S
and
19
10
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
5CR
Lindsay's
Carli
Storage
Limi
letrd-the
way:
it
mifiTt
a-S
well
be
Canada
as
any
evening
service.
a
demand
for
a
national
day
of.
(Continued
on
page
3i
(jther.
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Est.
1910
Phones
.
IV
I
7.
4
iMiiii!imiimiiiiiiij)'fjBii(i'1
Ii
EST
AN
INVESTMENT
could
be
further
from
the
truth
than
NOTHING
to
sav.
that
sleep
is
a
loss
of
time.
Sleep
is
a
T.S.S.
STEAMER
i
FENCING
'
PRINCE
GEO
.
.
.
inost
important
factor
in
our
daily
lives.
D'uring-sleep,
the
body
recuperates
from
the
clay's
hard-
j
f
SAILS
FOR
;
1:1
n.
wOER
Bli-
ships;
nervous,
tension
disappears
mereoy
inuuciny,
Complete
relaxation;
during
sleep,
the
heart
works
it
a
minimum.
Such
complete
rest
increases
resistance
to
fatigue
and
disease
and
enables
a
better
use
'1..
t
i
Ir'.
-,.l4
i
Posts
Roils
Cleor
Cedar
Gothic
Pickets
Complete
Stocks
on
Hand
Order
Today
Albert
&
McCaffery
Lid.
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ii.i)iNG
srrruKS
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.rv1
Intrrmedii
Thursday,
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at
11:15
p
FOR
KETCH
'
V
WEDNESDAY
Ml
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For
0
ft
Write
(
I
CITY
OH
rRINCK
'
ff
In
f
all
faculties.
Some
adults
have
died
relatively
young
who
would
have
enjoyed
a
much
longer
life
span
had
they
iven
proper
attention
to
the
importance
of
rest,
pthers
may
have
failed
in
business
or
home
duties
pecause
of
a
bad
temper,
or
because
of
jumpy
nerves
because
they
tired
easily.
Lowered
resistance
due
to
overwork
and
lack
of
sufficient
sleep
very
often
predisposes
to
colds.
Such
troubles
could
well
be
avoided
by
taking
more
rest.
The
average
person
requires
a
minimum
of
8
hours
sleep
every
night.
For
young
children,
an
average
of
12
to
14
hours
is
suggested;
for
adolescents,
it
should
be
at
least
9
or
10,
if
at
all
possible-.
Be
Bop
Saddles
for
Women
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and
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use
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fay?
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imperative.
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GREENVILLE,
NAAS
RIVER
Children's
Sports
Water
Sports
Field
and
Track
Events
.
Baseball,
Soccer,
Softball
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DANCE
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opening
of
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Uniforms
by
the
Greenville
Concert
Band
on
May
24
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and
hear
superb
music
by
the
band.
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