rest
were
brought
in
safely.
The
of
the
generation,
in
spiritual
Monday,
February
14,
1949
Sudbury
is
the
former
naval
CHURCH,
PASTOR,
PUBLIC
AFFAIRS
affairs,
seemed
to
have
been
to
TODAY
TO
WEDWsnr
corvette
which
was
recently
acquired
"elect"
rather
than
"assume"
and
rsuuodelled
to
replace
The
young
Air
Force
veteran
nicut
of
the
people,
it
could
not
responsibilities,
accepting
bnly
ItJ.'mL-;;.'
,
;
the
former
J.
R.
Morgan,
one
pastor
or
First
Presbyterian
be
detached
(Tom
civic
and
pol-j
those
of
selfish
liking
and
easyj
r-
:
i
SHIPS
AND
time
the
Prince
Albert.
Church,
Rev.
E.
O.
Sendall,
put
itical
affairs.
It
could
not
f
ul-
fulfilment
rather
than
the
duties
himself
on
record
before
his
fil
its
function
without
active
j
which
required
exertion
and
sacrifice.
morning
congregation
yesterday
interest
and
participation
in
Then
there
was
the
tendency
WATERFRONT
Union
steamer
Camosun.
Capt.
as
to
where
he
thought
the
these
affairs.
of
some
to
look
backward
John
Bodcn,
arrived
in
port
at
clergyman
and
the
church
The
attitude
of
those
people
instead
of
forward.
5:30
last
evening
from
Vancou
should
be
In
public
life.
Since
who
said
that
the
"sky
pilot"
Christian
life
was
one
of
paradoxIt
Davis
Raft
Nearly
Lost
in
sudden
storm
Sunday.
Having
ver
and
waypoints,
sailing
at
the
Christian
Church
was
intended
should
"stay
in
his
pulpit"
and
offered
peace,
joy
and
Hecate
Strait
Union
Liners
broken
partly
loose,
the
remnant
jll
p.m.
for
Allre
Arm.
Port
for
the
uplift
and
better-
keep
out
of
active
interest
in
gladness
but
It
also
required
exertion
in
Port
Simpson,
Stewart
and
other
public
affairs,
Mr.
Sendall
described
and
enthusiasm.
Radiation
Shows
7-9
p.m.
was
towed
to
Captain's
northern
points
whence
she
will
McLean,
arrived
at
5
o'clock
as
"shallow."
Tuo
long,
of
personal
enthusiasm,
was
CARTOON
-
NEWS
A
Pacific
Mills
Davis
raft
of
Cove,
Ogden
Channel,
by
the
return
here
tomorrow
morning
yesterday
afternoon
from
south
he
felt,
had
there
been
such
a
most
effective
weapon
which
lgs
from
the
company's
Cum-slicwa
company's
new
tug
Sudbury.
to
sail
at
1:30
p.m.
on
her
return
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points,
complacency
on
the
part
of
the
could
be
employed
In
the
battle
Inlet
camps
was
almost
Some
logs
got
adrift
in
the
south.
Another
Union
sailing
at
10
p.m.
for
Butedale,
church
before
the
dynamic
enemies
against
selfishness
and
greed
lost
In
Hecate
Straits
during
Straits
off
White
Rocks
bu
the
liner,
the
a
Coquitlam,
Capt.
Harry
Namu,
Westview
and
Vancouver.
of
God.
The
inclination
which
were
the
"causes"
rather
than
the
"effects"
of
war.
STAFF
HONORS
:
JARVIS
MdEOD
THE
Skeena
Construction
i
(aL,
Bl
ILDI
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AND
GKNLR.u
(
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FLOOR
SAMMMi
AM)
(
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ESTIMATES
FREE
ON
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Box
167G
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lhl
On
Friday
evening
Jarvls
II.
i
McLcod,
retiring
Collector
of
Customs,
was
entertained
with
I
a
farewell
staff
dinner
in
the
i
Broadway
Cafe.
The
banquetj
j
and
presentations
to
Mr.
and
1
Mrs.
McLeod
were
tangible
expressions
of
the
high
esteem
in
i
which
they
are
held
bv
the
members
of
the
Customs
Servicethose
still
stationed
in
Prince
Rupert
and
officers
formerly
assigned
here.
Communications
offering
best
wishes
and
congratulations
were
read
by
S.
t.
Woodside
who
presented
handsome
gifts
an
behalf
of
fellow
members
of
the
staff.
The
list
of
Customs
associates,
past
and
present,
who
were
present
or
associated
with
the
event
were
O.
I.
Smith.
F.
VV.
Grimble,
S.
P.
Woodside,
N.
Ktook,
S.
Tordiffe,
O.
N.
Windham,
John
Wilkie,
J
T.
Bowman,
A.
R.
Hunter.
W.
J.
Nelson
(Tul-scquahi,
Don
Norton,
John
Bou-zek
(
Stewart
,
Percy
Homewwx
(Prince
Gcoigei,
Noel
Taylor,
iMassctU,
W
O.
Broad
(Victoria!,
C.
Houldsworth
(Vancouver),
Duncan
Campbell
(Vancouver
i,
F.
N.
Fccro
and
We
call
this
sale
our
Clearance
and
that's
exactly
what
we
mean.
Our
values
will
amaze
you
but
that's
our
way
of
showing
you
Peoples
Store
usual
outstanding
bargains.
Don't
miss
this
sale.
Save
at
Peoples.
We
don't
keep
merchandise.
We
sell
it
our
thousands
of
local
satisfied
customers
prove
that.
IT'S
SALE
TIME
AT
PEOPLES
THE
SALE'S
ON
NOW!
Mk
&
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Ladies'
Coat
Values
CROUP-
NO.
1
,
Genuine
Harris
Tweed
Coats
so
4
jor
l
CANNED
F
0
0
Regular
$53
-
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EXCELLENT
CHOICE
319.99
Sizes
H
through
2
DRESS
SALE
ft
-'CROUP
NO.
2
Solid
Color
Untrimmed
Coats
ft
J
Family
Shoe
St
Regular
$30
-
$54
1IKRFS
1I()Y
IT
WORKS:
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FROM
DbzENS
AND
DOZENS
OF
DRESSESSIZED
FROM
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THROUGH
46.
PICK
2
BUT
PAY
FOR
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ONE.
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DIFFER,
PAY
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ONE
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ABSOLUTELY
I
RLE.
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QUANTITY
Sizes
12
through
20
14.99
CROUP
NO.
1
CROUP
NO.
-i
Regular
$37-$48
1QQQ
Sizes
14-40
pLOVo
Regular
$ii4-$59
Sizes
14-10-18
.
$28.99
Regular
$6.93,
.$!).!):,
$11.50,
$1
2.!l.",'i
15.50,
$17.05,
$19.95
CONTINUES
0
$Lzi
5.99
$46-30
Ladic.
Blouses
7Q
SIZES
n
12.
14.10,
18
ywtr
SIZES
12
THROUGH
42
&
$l.50-$3
Ladies
Scarves
QQn
$8
$
10
Ladies
Blouses
7Q
"
WOOLS
OR
SHEERS
SIZES
12
THROUGH
20
i
95c-$2.25
Ladies
Belts
490
M-$7
Ladies
Skirts
7Q
LARGE
SELECTION
,
,
IV
SIZES
12
THROUGH
42
?
$14.95
Evening
Skirts
CO
QQ
SIZES
12,
14.
16.
18
VO.iil
$25
-
$.'55
Evening
Dresses
CM
A
QQ
Sizes
12-16.
Limited
Quantity
PAJJ
4
5
c-8
5
c
Flowers
t
Q
f
GARDENIAS,
VIOLETS,
CHERRIES
ENTIRE
ST0(
i
E.
L.
Dale.
United
States
Cus-
I
toms,
Prince
Rupert.
I
Those
present
at
the
dinner
included
O.
I.
Smith,
presiding,
guest
of
honor
Jarvls
II.
McLcod,
F.
W.
Grimble,
S.
P.
Wood-side,
N.
Krook,
S.
Tordiffe,
O.
N.
1
Wingham,
John
Wllkle,
J.
T.
Bowman,
E.
L.
Dale
(United
States
Customs),
John
Bouzek
:
and
W.
J.
Raymond.
I
Mr.
Dale
conveeu
the
'good
wishes
ofUie
Alaska
Division
1
officers.
-
i
In
a
few
introductory
re-
marks,
Mr.
gmitn
made
lilting
,
reference
to
his
long
assocla-j
tion
with
the
retiring
collector
I
an(j
of
how
this
relationship
had
1
always
beenaloiig
most
agreeable
lines.
llClcR
he
was
voicing
the
sentiments
of
ull
his
colleagues
'in
the
-Customs
in
say-ling
MiY.-McLeoti-'
would
take
!
with
him
their
sincere
good
;
will
and
best
wishes
for
future
happineess
and
good
fortune,
i
Each
of
the
others
in
attend-
ance
at
the
dinner
gave
brief
i
but
appropriate
expression
to
the
regard
-they
felt
toward
,
their
guest
as
well
as
recognition
of
his
long
and
valuable
record
of
service.
In
acknowledging
what
had
been
said,
Mr.
McLeod
expressed
his
cordial
thanks.
In
the
many
years
he
had
been
performing
the
duties
or
Collector
,
of
Customs
at
Prince
Rupert,
it
had
been
his
happy
lot
to
have
a
staff
with
whom
it
had
been
a
pleasure
to
be
ldcnliucu.
There
had
always
been
efficiency,
trustworthiness
and
loyalty.
No
Collector
could
ask
more.
He
hoped
to
be
in
Northern
British
Columbia
again
and,
if
he
could,
a,
any
time,
be
I
of
any
assistance,
he
would
I
I
gladly
give
It.
Mr.
McLeod
took
1
1
opportunity
to
thank
the
Uni-
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r
A
large
assortment
of
fiction
for
the
adults
and
a
remarkable
selection
of
children's
books.
The
BOIHtSKY
THINS
and
it
These
Low
Pikes,
No
-Exchanges,
Naturally
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30c
Each
Infant
Plastic
Waterproof
Pants
iMSiH
2
for
29c
S6.99
$2.95
Ladies
Wool
Embroidered
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99C
$
1
Ladies
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and
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g9c
$4.25
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Sizes
1,
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3,
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QQq
$
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Pullover
Sweaters
Ages
2,
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g()c
60c-95c
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3
for
Sizes
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8,
1
0,
1
2
years
q
60c-95c
Child's
Vests
Tf7r
Ages
2,
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tives
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at
al
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