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Prince
Rupert
Daily
Mews
Saturday,
July
8,
'1950
iSfruber
of
Canadian
Pres
Audit
Bureau
or
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
Q.
A.
KLTfTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
DRESS
UP
For
Summer
A
FEW
j
SATURDAY
SERMON
DIRECTORY
OF
THE
GOOD
VALUE
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
7sc;
rer
Teai.
$8.09;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
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all
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Ave.
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at
Dunnmulr
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Communion
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ra.
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Men's
Fine
WOKSl'KD
Sin,
From
$37
Men's
GABARDINK
pAXr
Canadian
Coastguard
ESTABLISHMENT
of
a
coastguard
service
on
the
posts
of
Canada
is
another
thing
for
which
we
(Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sieber,
First
United
Church)
j
What
was
the
Oldtime
Religion,
I
have
asked
dozens
of
people.
No
one
has
been
able
to
tell
mo
what
it
was
beyond,
"Well,
they
did
seem
to
have;
something
we
haven't,"
You
ask
the
people
you
meet
from
$10J
Men's
SPOUT
SIIIHTS.
pPril
MRT
BAI'TIST
6th
Ave.
E.
at
Young
Bt
Mli.iater:
Rev
Pred
Antrotiua
(Oreen
HU'
.
what
it
was
.
."
.
try
it
tomorrow.
1
ill
from
r
k
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cvoiri
i
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i
1
a:
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j
peupie
uuve
sain
Euuieuiiiijj
iu
mis
entct
flKST
ritr.KnVTERIA
4th
Avenue
East
DRESS
nd
WORK
SOX.
large
selection.
1
.
Ffom
Pr.
if'
FIHHT
t'NITKD
St-W
8th
Ava.
Weat
Rev.
L.
a.
8lrur
(Oreen
613)
Men's
OUTINO
SHIRTS,
j
Wool.
Reg.
$10.50.
Boys'
PANTS.
A
good
.
tlon
for
dress
and
schi.
have
long
agitated,
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamhr
of
Commerce
and
the
Daily
News
having
pioneered
in
the
movement,
so
it
is
satisfactory
to
have
confirmation
from
Ottawa
of
the
decision
to
create
a
unified
rescue
service
co-ordinating
existing
departmental
and
'service
facilities
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
logically
enough,
as
the
nerve
centre.
.
This
is
a
different
set-up,
of
course,
from
the
straight
coastguard
such
as
that
of
the
United
States.
Yet
there
is
no
reason
why,
if
properly
knit
and
controlled,
it
'
should
not
prove
quite
effective.
Vessels
of
one
department
or
another,
in
summer
at
least,
are
dispersed
pretty
well
along
the
coast
and
among
the
islands
where
they
would
be
ready
for
11
i
...
T3;ui
,,.!,,-,
rt
!.
f
tnrRNAri.e
2oa
6th
Avo.
West
Pnstor:
C.
rnvr-U
PcrvlcPS
I!
am.
and
7
30
p.m.
S'lnmy
Brhool
12.15.
(Clreen
Sail
w
KAm
Smiff.
inc.
I
to
me.
I
cannot
think
and
act
in
,
'
"
1
the
moulds
of
the
oldtime
ie!ig-
caril
believe
such
staff,
looking,
ion
but,
sometimes
when
I
nee
41
the
worst
expressions
of
j
'
something
to
hang
onto,
I
feel
it
Christianity,
I
feel
that
they
are
has
some
power
for
me.
Then
It
eenfased
and
ignorant
Of
true
re-1
;is
I
remember
4he
words
.
of
a
Hgion
t
km
worried
about
such
i
young
man
who
preached
and
WK.
they
recognize
no
hunger!
jived
the
old
time
religion.
He
and
thirst.
They
are
confused,
,
said:
"Enter
ye
in
at
the
straight
about
right
and
wrong.
They
can-gate
for
wide
is
the
gate
and
not
distinguish
between
things
1
broad
is
Uie
way
that
leuuelh
to
which
reslly
differ,
t
am
not
:
destruction,
and
many
there
be
woffled
about
folft
who
feel
the
:
who
go
in
thereat.
Because
need
of
depth
and
power
not
j
straight
Is
the
gate
and
narrow
their
Own
in
their
lives
and
tvho
1
is
the
way
which
leadeth
unto
can
distinguish
between
things;
life."
And
another
young
man
that
differ.
They
know
there
is
'
paid:
"Ask
for
the
old
paths,
a
good
path,
ft
way
of
life,
and
where
Is
the
pood
way
and
walk
seeking
they
will
find,
therein."
The
first
young
man
;
if
society
has
a
rfcht
to
exuect
I
might
as
not
have
1
si
"For
all
the
attention
I
get
around
here,
been
born!"
Boys'
t'NDERWKAR.
Tons
bottoms
Car.
jj'
Ml'-'ATHIH
AllMTf
CO.!
t'apt.
W.
Poultcn
Dtrtnr
Ctaaa
2
SO
pm
Sunday
School
S
0)
p
m.
(Black
169
1
First
Presbytenaif
Church
Ray.
Reflects
-
Bt.
ri
i,
irTiiFii4'
Sth
Ave.
at
McBrUle
Bt.
pastor:
t.
Bolland
(Black
610)
can
111
case
in
emeri;ei.L-,y.
rusMuijt,
111
vwulct
much
i
1
r
the
accidents
are
liable
to
happen
and
when
potential
j
CllUl
IXCullUlbLVb
rescue
vessels
would
normally
be
in
more
central
-sarr
locations,
'it
might
be
advisable
to
have
some
re-!
Pourth
of
July
fataliUes
m
the
assignments
of
surface
craft
at
points
of
vantage,
united
states
totalled
between
was
Jesus
Christ
and
the
second
1
anything
from
one
professing
re
RT.
ri.Tf
AN)lirA!
Bftl
Cov
Arrhflfartn
E.
Hodaon
Suntiay
School
1
1
OO
m
Evening
Prayer
7:?O
pm
(Blint
was
Jeremiah.
ligion
it
is
that
he
knows
a
way
and
that
he
Has
an
uneon.nt
ing
Individual
conscience.
Bo
Here
is
the
oldtime
religion,
and
newtime,
too.
These
sayings
and
teachings
are
very
true.
Yes,
right
Is
right
and
wrong
is
Thpre
would
alsn
anpear
to
be
places
such
as
Prince
1
fight
and
nine
hundred.
That?
r,
,
iv.
r
'
ru.lfffl
UUnAc
TW
Harrlir
I
far
more
than
total
casualties
mi.l
I.
lit
BAPTIST
Don't
Strain
Yourself
ciety
doesn't
care
about
our
inner
i
(129
fith
Ave.
E.
Blue
603
nuu,
,
me
vtuccu
vnauuuc
nv.o,
xwii,
.
.,
on
"
the
battlefront
in
Korea
But
loyalty.
Is
that
loyalty
to
st-me-
.
.
.
j-
.m
-
-
,
,
wrong.
That
is
the
narrow
gate
thing
stronger
than
armies
and
Wnere
aircrait
mignt
i)e
permanently
Mdiiuntu.
it
should
be
remembered
trial
,
rH
v
zrS
Pastor:
Rev.
Leonuid
A.
Thorpe
fcnv.l.i-1.
1
1
a.m.
and
'"
l""
Sunday
School
S2.15.
ma
uie
narrow
way.
we
some-
more
imDerat've
than
nouular
carrying
heavy
cam
of
times
think
L.iiun.
that
.uau
because
uccuuse
this'
of
course,
is
sometnmg
to
De
wornea
out
unuer
1
ca.dc
IC
a
..u..-.
the
scheme
of
co-ordination
under
the
basic
policy.
tVnTSTS;
wei
majorities?
We
are
supposed
to
'
'
ihave
given
up
the
ideas
of
the
i
keep
our
moral
watch
not
by
'
D.
'
world
11
.
being
fiat
and
standing
street
clocks,
but
by
sun
and
star
I
In
anv
case,
it
is
gratifying
that
something
on
having
a
good
time.
i
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D
-41,1
A
,J...
.
FULL
GOSPEL
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
s""
lnat
omume
religion
is
gone
t'.me.
John
Bunyan
was
impris-
I
That
1o
T-irf
rallnlnn
,
.
.
I
John
Currie
Z
1
"-"s.
oned
because
o:
his
unconsentlng
I
upstairs
for
your
kltct.
range.
GET
AN
OIL
LIFT
Eliminates
barrel
star.
Fewer
oil
deliveries.
No
ir.
fire
hazards.
,
Clean
Safe
Odurle
Economical
Call-
I
The
city
of
Hull,
Quebec,
close
neighbour
of
Ottawa,
has
just
j
j
completed
a
lavish
celebration
It
represented
observance
of
a
1
150
years
of
life,
and
in
putting
j
definite
and
apparently
effective
is
being
done
to
meet
the
situation.
If
properly
organized,
it
should
work
out
very
well
and
be
a
great
boon
and
safeguard
to
ships
and
those
who
serve
upon
them.
"AURORA"
OUT
.
Sunday,
July
9,.
1950
-
'
Morning
Worship-1!!
o'clock
TABERNACLE
202
-
8th
West
SERVICES
11.00:
Morning
Service.
12.10:
S3,
and
Bible
Class.
7.30:
Evangelistic.
REV.
P.
S.
JO'ES.
B
F..
Provln-
xx.e
pue
iowea
wroie:
conscience.
It
was
said
of
Calvin
,
'
Time
makes
ancient
good
,
ne
feared
God
sr
much
he
f
e.ired
i
..JinC0Uth
'nothing
else
at
all.
Wemavout-
They
must
upward
Still,
and
grow
formsbut
there
Is
nothin
,
onward,
who
would
keep
soft
and
sentimental
about
such
abreast
of
truth;
I
religion.
I
call
vou
to
witness
Ln.
before
us
gleam
her
camp-
that
hre
you
and
T
are
oUen!
Evening
Service
7.30.
Orange'
Church
Parade.
j
A
cordial
invitation
Is
extended
!
proceedings
over
in
colorful
style,
history
iself
was
drawn
on.
i
GORDON
D.
RONS01
733
5th
Ave.
West.
Black
503.
Nothing
was
too
good,
in
helping
honor
the
memory
of
the
found
"res
we
ourselves
must
very
soft
to
any
visitors
in
our
city
to
worship
with
us.
i
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
!
:
i
to
keep
it
holy."
!
He
Is
following
Jeremiah
In!
Well,
we
are
busy
about
mnv
cial
Super
ntendent
of
Pentecos-I
seeking
the
good
way
and
that
thins-
w
sa
U
ls
work
thal
lal
wmb"
Canada,
guest
counts-
Life
is
not
a"
activity.
speaker.
good
way
is
found
n
the
way
of
(
er,
old
Philomen
Wright.
It
must
have
been
a
great
show
for
the
tourists
and
everyone
else
fov
this
was
something
differen
the
pilgrims
and
not
ln
their
mere
is
recepuvuv.
too.
we
mi
n
j
tVtKYUNt
WtLUJMt
be
able
to
hear
and
to
heed
the
opinions.
He
saw
something
ln
the
spirit
of
the
Pilgrims
at
their
istm
yolce
ot
God
Fhsl
United
Church
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Sieber
pastor
u.
rawceu.
u.
ojt.ti
j-
4
1
1
qSM"
Hull,
evidently
has
what
It
takes.
Four
times
the
city
was
burned
to
the
ground.
But
back
sho.
comes
more
lusty
and
gay
thar
ever.
i
;
I
tojEST
and
most
ambitious
publication
to
date
L
of
"Aurora,"
annual
of
Booth
Memorial
High
Scffl,-is
now
off
the
press.
It
is
a
sixty-page
production
in
larger
format
than
before
and
turned
out
this
time
by
the
monolith
instead
of
the
usual
press-wik'inethod.
,
School
activities
are
reviewed
in
interesting
and
comprehensive
manner
with
a
variety
of
articles
arid
there
are
numerous
special
features,
,
;,'
-
!
Silhouette
decorations
provide
something
new
and.niodern
and
group
and
personal
illustrations
areUised
in
abundance.
'
t
I
T
1
a
creditable
addition
to
the
lengthening
best
he
desire'!
his
generation
to
j
keep.
That
is
what
I
am
tryin?
This
elso
must
be
said.
Sermon:
The
Presence
of
God
irum
uie
testimony
oi
me
past,
that
they
of
old
often
missed
this
something..
We
are
not
among
the
first
who
missed
the
Christ.
An
Ontario
Liberal
member
vows
the
Transcanada
Highway
will
be
as
crooked
as
a
"dog's
hind
leg"
if
present
plans
are
in
Life.
Children's
Story:
The
Pearl
of
Great
Price.
This
is
a
family
service
bring
the
whole
family.
followed.
There
are
numerous
When
folk
say
they
have
FOR
PlANNING
FOR
BUILDING
roads
all
over
Canada
much
more
,
DU"P
A!L?2aS
SERVICES
thrown
out
religion
because
they
!!!
nf
"Auroras"
and
Irene
Hanson,
editor-in-chief,
ffO
EVENING
j
1
reranroffl
awry,
and
countless
anil
her
Staff
are
to
be
congratulated
Oil
Uie
iwuio
j
objects
where
there
is
no
com-lWo
.
"
Ipartaon.
Examine
a
dog's
leg.
:
'
'
'
;
full
o
fhostility,
was
able
to
stay
George
Washington
In
1781.
ln
the
water,
but
could
not
pre-"Keep
out
of
the
Philippines
ana
vent
being
towed
home,
which
COAL
or
WOOD
and
ELECTRIC
RANGE
One
can
find
plenty
in
Prince
Rupert.
I
mind
ouV
own
business,"
coun-
did
not
happen
to
be
here.
i
SCRlPTtRE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
t:
In
the
beginning
God
created
the
heavens
and
the
FOR
REPAIRING
Coll
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Genesis
1:
1.
Beautiful
design;
easy-to-clean,
gliit
ening
porceiaia
finish.
Lnjoy
(be
advantages
of
cooking
with
electricity
in
hot
weather
be
com
jEarth.
'gelled
sage
old
Yanks,
after
.
There
are
certain
key
points
Manila
had
fallen
before
Dewey's
The
more
warlike
the
north
in
North
America
tq
which
im-
fleet
ln
'98.
Keeping
aloof
from
becomes,
the
greater
the
pros-
1
mediate
attention
is
given
at
the
the
world
and
its
woes
had,
up
pect'
of
statehood
for
Alaska!
j
first
and
faintest
whisper
of
war
to
then,
been
Washington's
chief
This
seems
to
be
the
gospel
in
One
of
the
most
vital
is
Sault
reasons
for
long
continued
certain
parts
of
the
territory.
But
Ste.
Marie
on
narrow
waters
be-
growth
and
prosperity.
How
it's
hard
to
see
the
force
of
the
fortable
with
1
cosy
coal
or
wood
fire
in
cold
weather.
Ipenilahla
electric
oven
with
automatic
control.
Four
Specilmastcr
elements
that
lift
tin
for
easy
cleaning.
Cal
or
wood
I
Builders
&
Contractor)
firebox
with
two
cooking
holes
keeps
the
kitchen
warm
in
winter
and
burns
kitchen
garbage
at
any
time.
SEE
IT
COMPARE
IT
ASD
YOV'LL
CHUtiSt
IT.
WWr1
1
"'-flll'IPlI'llHSalllS'1
JS-1
1
UntHlitUiiiUltUtliltiiiiUlMiUiliaili.oUtlUji.iJMii)-"-
--
STEAMER
j
tween
Lake
Superior
and
Lake
much
longer
would
it
have
been
argument.
For
one
thing,
hos-Huron.
Any
sabotage
or
mis-
possible
for
any
of
them
to
be
tilities
always
means
enhanced
chief-making
at
the
engineering
right
or
even
partly
so?
'
spending,
and
Alaska
must
count
works
here
could
do
infinite
"
every
penny.
Her
population
Is
harm.
Evidently
it's
being
real-j
Sometimes
one
hears
of
hall-
small,
and
fighting
means
taklm;
ized
eternal
vigvlence
is
the
price
but,
without
thinking
of
Prince
the
field.
And
above
all,
th'
of
safety.
,
'
r
,
Rupert.
An
Alaskan
caught,
a
Whole
question
of
statehood
re-
139-pounder
about
the
'
same
mains
quite
indefinite
and
un-
"No
entangling
alliances,"
said
weight
as
himself.
This
fish,
-ertain'
in'
Washington.
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1cuf
JamJhtital
PRINCE
RUPER
1
the
Mlat-AaMng
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SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
anal
Intermediate
P"
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
MUSEUM
HOURS
A
"Morrison-Automatic"
cotli
less
to
buy
ond
to
operate
than
a
gasoline
plant;
give!
Instant
power
and
light,
for
as
kw
6s
2c
per
K.W.H,
.
.
.
without
storage
batteries.
Compact,
yet
fully
equipped,
the
"switch-starting"
machine
is
ready
for
use
as
soon
OS
installed.
The
self-regulating
"Morrison"
generator,
coupled
direct
to
the
Petter
Diesel,
runs
at
only
1,200
r.p.m.
.
.
.
continuously
if
required.
FOR
KETCHIKA
WEDNESDAY
MIDM'4
MONDAY
11:00-5:00
P.M.
WEDNF.SftAY
11:005:00
P.M.
TIlL'RSDAY
1:000:00
P.M.
FRIDAY
11:005:00
P.M.
SUNDAY
1:005:00
P.M.
Basketry
Demonstration
by
Mrs.
E.
Abraham,
Port
B.C.
every
Monday
and
Friday
OPEN
FOR
ALL
TOURIST
BOATS
For
Rcscrvatlj
Write
or
Ct'
Edward,
CITY
OR
om
OFFK-B
'
prince
nvvn
Resigned
lor
long
and
efficient
Service,
"Morrison-Automatics"
are
B.C.
Two
models
stocked:
2,500
and
5,000
watts,
price
complete
$1,065.00
ond
$1,410
00.
Ne
Extras.
rrld-famous
...
ho
other
piont
l
os
good."
i
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
Models
supplied
up
to
25,000
watts.
Distributors
for
B.C.
and
Alberta:
ENGINES
&
EQUIP"
W
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nr.it
have
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('nmmlna
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Simplex
fini
KnRlnea.
Kiev
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rtlenel
exhaiix
P1'
Klexll.le
fuel
llnea.
Trolling
Pole
Hwlvela.
'
tlilrhrNt
iiukn
and
rn
llrasa
flnrt
Iron
Bi.w
H"'n
I'lit
on
Kills.
riie
anil
Pipe
PlttlnR.
Riihhlteil
run
Dearln.
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'lirrhea
am-lior
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Bteel
mill
Ufa
Shaft!"!-Holt.
Niita,
Stnda
ann
i
cono-ak.eea
-.CREDIT
is
CONFIDENCE
is
THE
INTEGRITY
OF
AN
INDIVIDUAL
TO
CARRY
lfnlll,f
al,l
tlntlrra
A
THROUGH
HIS
AGREEMENTS
HOURS
Weekdays
9
tl.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Nojn
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
An.hor
tinrdv
NlgBer'"'
flak
Mllrt
Nim-I
THE
DENNIS
ls
an
economy
house
that
can
be
expanded
by
finishing
the
second
floor
rdom
into
a
bedroom.
An
additional
bedroom
can
be
added
to
the
rear
by
replacing
the
rear
window
With
a
door
from
the
bedroom
hail.
In
either
event,
the
combination
kitchen
and
dinette
is
large
enough
to
accommodate
the
expansion.
Plumbing
Is
simplified
by
having
the
laundry
placed
under
the
bathroom
and
the
kitchen,
while
the
rectangufor
plan,
with
Its
plain
fOof
lines
reduces
costs
of
construction
to
the
very
minimum.
In
the
kitchett,
both
the
sink
and
counter
are
located
under
the
window
and
the
stove
and
refrigerator
on.
trie
inside
wall.
Plans
call
for
an
exterior
finish
of
siding
and
asphalt
singles.
Overall
dimensions
are
placed
at
2S
feet
by
22
feet.
The
floor
area
is
an
econ
omical
616
square
feet,
while
the
cubage
of
this
house
Is
only
14,168
cubic
feet.
.'
"
"''
')
Various
artlrlea
of
marln
H
Wore
and
'itiliiiieiit,
tw
nu
Vour
willingness
to
pay
promptly
is
the
basis
on
which
'the
retailer
extends
credit
to
you.
i
PAT
YOUR
OBLIGATIONS
PROMPTLY!
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
ana
to
mention.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORH