"
A
V
cause
he
believed
the
wds
that
Ood
spoke
to
him
It
you
litve
what
Ood
says
to
yoil,
then
Ood
will
are
that
you
too
a-
holy.
You
cannot
get
peace
with
TheSidv
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prince
Rupert
Dafl
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Saturday,
July
24.
1343
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
BupWt
and
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
ColumbU
(Authorized
as
Second
Cass
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
erenr
afternoon
except"
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
8rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
fo)
v
n
TO
P
04
i
Uakj
Tomorrow-.
Ood
because
of
what
you
do.
No
amount
of
prayers,
o
of
kind
deeds
or
gifts
can
purchase
peace
with
God.
But
when
you
believe
with
Ood.
There
U
only
one
way.
I
.
-
..j.
nnA
lolls
folio,-,
ll:a.m.-Hoiint
Subject:
-B,
about
that
way
In
the
third.
Ood
and
trust
His
mercy,
then
Speaker:
He
wUl
grant
to
you
that
precious
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
Carrier,
oer
week,
15c;
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Year,
$7.00:
By
Mall,
Per
Month.
40c;
Per
Year.
400.
Capi
O
.
1
f
eift.
the
peace
of
Ood
that
passes
human
understanding.
fourth.
and,
fifth
chapters
of
the
letter
to
the
Roman,!,
The
only
vay
tha:
you
can
have
peace
with
Ood
is
by
faith
in
Jesua
Christ
as
your
Saviour.
God
cafled
Abraham
holy
be-
I00
Pm.-.
7:30
pm.-GlJ!
Speak.r
-
j'
Mm
Newfoundland
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News!.
SATURDAY
SERMON
Prince
Ruperv
FuH
Gospel
Tabernacle
221
Sixth
Avenue
West
Rev.
Paul
A.
Barber
DIRECTORY
PEACE
WITH
COD
REV.
EARL
SOILAND
Pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
t
prare
wrote
Kcrvlrm
III
all
hnrrlim
at
11
".
mid
i-.m
p.m.:
Siiininy
wlmol
13:1.1
rurpt
allium.
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a.
Prucklot.
Hi,
BO
REGULAR
BAPTIST
SKRYICES
Suspended
during
months
nf
July
and
August.
Will
resume
D.V.)
in
New
Church
Building
(Sixth
an1
Hoys
Cove
Circle
i,
Stpt.
5;.b
next,
i
Phone
369
1.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Elwood
Shanan,
missionaries
on
"Speed
the
Light,"
missionary
boat,
are
the
special
speakers
tomorrow.
11:00
a.m.
Devotional.
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School
7
:00
p.m.
Evangelistic
All
are
welcome.
1
AND
Hi'
Mt'.ftT
BAPTIST
Strt
Aw.
Yoillili
St.
Mtatetrf
;
Kc
rwi
Antrobua
Idntil
IMS)
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to.
W
hit
ntMHVTtm.iN
4th
Aveuua
East
Iflrmi
MUi
LETTERBOX
"Therefore
being
justified
by
faith,
we
have
peace
with
'
God
through
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ."
Romans
5:1.
Peace
with
God
is
a
priceless
possession.
A
ret-'
less
conscience
is
an
indication
that
such
a
peace
lackiing.
Without
peace
with'
God,
life
is
not
satis.
factory.
It
contains
little
that
is
truly
worth
while.
Anyone
who
lacks
peace
with
God
comes
to
the
end
of
life
with
no
hope
for
the
life
beyond..
There
is
n
jsub-
stitute
for
this
,
spiritual
conui-
I
tion.
Nothing
else
satisfies
cerned
lest
they
oXUfiul
iher
man's
innermost
needs.
It
alone
I
god.
He
told
of
lh
pevv-gives
the
ability
to
achieve
the
I
Hons
for
a
funeral
Ut3
ww
real
greatness
that
is
within
extremely
elaborate
a;ii
aiiKWj
the
reach
of
man.
Peace
with
the
family
of
the
dH4ii
one,
Ood
can
be
had
by
anyone
who
.
in
debt,
justo
enable-
ban
'o,
desires
it.
spend
his
future
life
free
from
One
of
the
men
who
was
sta-
molestation
by
the
spir'U,
tioned
in
India
during
the
war
What
do
we
do
in
orchw
ta
havt-told
me
that
he
had
seen
some
peace
with
Ood-
Most
um
uy
strange
sights
among
the
people
'
to
live
decent
lives.
Soui
eveo
in
regard
to
worship.
He
told
,
have
a
desire
to
k.n
p
u
an
air
nf
spinor
men
lie
nrnne
on
the
of
respectability.
Some
rw.V.1
a
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSK
IKHT
t'MTKtt
638
tl
Ave
West
Minister:
K,
A.
Wlliou.
M
A.
(Orueu
013)
FOR
J
221
Otto
AVD.
W-t
Piwlur:
l-ul
A.
Burlier
'
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
ISSUE
OF
CONFEDERATION
of
Newfoundland
I
with
Canada
forges
into
the
limelight
once
more
as
a
result
of
the
old
island
colony's
constitutional
referendum
counting
of
ballots
in
which,
with
returns
from
a
few
outlying
areas
still
to
be
heard-from,
gives
the
choice
to
confederation
little
more
than
three
thousand
o
fa
majority.
With
no
less
than
142.30G
of
the
176,297
eligible
voters
expressing
their
preferences,
it
can
be
seen
how
seriously
the
Newfoundlanders
themselves
took
the
matter.
Unfortunately,
the
closeness
of
the
vote
only
goes
to
accentuate
difference
of
opinion,
which
obviously
exists,
making
the
rendering
of
a
final
decision
some-thing
for
possibly
difficult
consideration..
An
authority
in
St.
John's
has
expressed
his
personal
opinion
to
the
Canadian
Press
that
the
colonv's
commission
government
will
recommend
that
Canada
accept
Newfoundland
into
Confederation.
If
such
a
request
is
made
to
Canada,
then
this
Dominion
will
have
to
make
a
decision.
The
making
of
this
decision
will
not
be
so
easy
since
the1
prospective
new
member
of
the
family
has
itself
a
mind
that
is
divided
almost
equally
in
half.
Tho
Newfoundlanders,
who
have
often
considered
joining
with
Canada
before
but
never
went
for
the
idea
even
to
this
scant
extent,
are
a
proud
and
stubborn
people.
They
might
constitute
a
trouble-some
child
in
our
family
and
some
Canadians
at
least
will,
therefore,
hesitate
about
adopting
them.
There
is
no
reason
but
to
believe
that
she
may
also
be
costly
and
hard
to
handle
both
economically
and
politically.
Meantime
Newfoundland
has
not
yet
asked
to
join
us
and
we
have
not
accepted
her
and
the
close-nss
of
the
referendum
has
not
clarified
the
matter
very
much
either
as
far
as
she
or
we
are
concerned.
REPLY
TO
MRS.
ARNOLD
Editor,
Daily
News:
Would
you
kindly
allow
me
space
for
the
following.
The
Miyor
of
Prince
Rupert
in
her
widely
publicised
address
in
Re-glna
made
some
statements
regarding
the
trade
union
movement
which,
in
our
opinion,
call
for
a
reply
from
the
same
trade,
union
movement.
These
statements
in
which
Mrs.
Arnold
accuses
the
trade
ROCK
AND
V,'(
CALLS
M.
J.
?A
New,
Mode-
SALVATION
ARMY
C
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:
Cttpl.
Ckrl
Jarrott
Diroctury
Clah
2
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p.m.
Sunday
Schuul
3
00
p.m.
(Black
26WI
In
New
Offices
ROOM
10
STONE
BUILDINO
All
Work
o
HT.
Pl
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H
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Till
KAN
6th
Ava.
at
MtbrlUe
at.
Pastor
:
5.
Holland
(DUCK
6101
PIANO
d
New
Phone
BLUE
mi
ground,
uttering
a
prayer,
then
j
'
filing
that
church
metnt-ishi.
get
up
and
placing
their
feet
on
can
work
magi-:.
One-
pastor
the
ground
where
their
head
hail
told
of
a
men
who
said
he
would
been,
repeat
this
over
and
over.'
gladly
give
fifty
doih'.rs
a
year
to
,
Tuning,
Voitt,
MIKE
(
Phone
B:
HT.
rKTL'K'H
AMil.H'AN
Htm
Cove
Archdeacon
K.
Hudson
Bunduy
school
11:00
a
m
EvnhiK
Prayer
7:30
p
m.
(Blue
827i
t'OMMt'XITY
HINUIV
HTHOOL
lust
Kud
Hall.
2
.30
p.m.
Thev
ww
meRsiirine
thp
riist-
1
the
church
but
he
didn't
WBIV,
to
OR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
972
ance
between
two
shrines
with
be
bothered
about
jnurcn
aueiiu-their
bodies.
Perhaps
if
these
ance.
None
of
thse
things
In
unions
and
no
other
party
of
retarding
the
general
advancement
of
Canada's
industry
and
commerce
are
iu
most
cases
erroneous.
Trade
unions
do
not
breed
slackers
and,
if
irresponsible
individuals
are
found
in
the
ranks
of
the
unions,
we
maintain
that
such
individuals
are
also
found
elsewhere.
The
unions,
on
the
contrary,
advocate
more
work
but
when
they
also
advocate
fair
wages
men
were
asked
why
thev
were
themselves
cau
me
peace
SUITE
S.
SMITH
BLOCK
'hone
705
P.O.
Box
1401
doing
this,
their
reply
would
be
'
HEL
BEAIT.
vague.
However,
it
was
oecau.se
"
-they
lacked
peace
with
Ood
and
.;.
Permaw
sought
to
purchase
it
by
tl
is
form
of
religious
exercise,
lie
Beaut)
aU
lu
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
Chiropractor
21-2
BESNER
BLOCK
CO
Box
894
Phone
Blue
441
byterian
Church
will
unite
for
worship
services.
Morning
Worship
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
at
U
a
m
Sermon
"In
Spite
of
Heavy
handicap"
Evening
Service
in
First
Baptist
Church
at
7:30
p.m.
I
they
are
doing
so
not
in
order
to
cripple
industry
but
to
20i
4th
St.Mt
told
of
others
who
wore
sacreu
trinkets
about
their
neck3
to
ward
off
evil.
Others
were
seen
create
a
better
living
standard
pi!
standing
with
out-stretched
and
a
better
community
life
or
a
better
payroll,
creates
better
customers
and
livelier
business
Sermon
"The
Word
Was
HAM
hands
for
long
periods,
as
if
!
HOME
prayer.
The
spiritual
restlessness
was
great.
GEORGE
L
RORIE
eubllo
Accountant
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tx
Returns
Compiled.
Besner
Block.
Phone
38.7
as
everybody
should
know.
A
40-hour
week
has
been
enjoyed
by
Made
Flesh."
Rev,
A.
M.
McColl
will
preach
at
both
services.
GENERAL
C
the
commercially
employed
long
Another
told
of
religious
life
in
China.
There
the
neoolo
before
labor
thought
of
it.
Man
During
the
month
of
August
Rev.
Antrobus
of
First
Baptiat
spent
much
time
in
the
worship
First
Presbyterian
Church
was
not
created
to
be
a
beast
Building
and
&
CHRISTMAS
IN
CHINA
Church
will
officiate
each
Sab
of
idols.
They
would
deny
Fourth
Avenue
East
themselves
needed
food
in
order
Rev.
Allan
ivl.
McColl,
Minister
of
burden
without
time
for
re
creation
or
culture.
Roofs.
Chimneji
The
Chinese
know
the
Christ
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
Orgauist
bath
In
the
Presbyterian
Church
at
11
a.m.
and
each
Sunday
evening
at
7:30
in
the
Baptist
Mrs.
Arnold
refers
to
the
industrial
relationship
between
that
they
might
place
a
dUh
of
rice
before
a
statue
or
linage
of
a
god.
They
were
much
con-
mas
festival
as
Cheng
Dan
Jleh
the
Holy
Birth
Festival.
Their
Christmas
tree
ls
called
"Tree
of
Lhht."
reo:
men
and
women.
I
am
not
going
First
Baptist
and
First
Pres-,
Church.
.
,,,
.
Oreeu
tfj
into
many
details
but
shall
allow
myself
to
touch
on
one
of
the
points.
I
quote:
"Men
for
QVWTf
get
that
until
the
Industrial
For
Dttatiwii
I
midnG
or
Ay
era,
women
were
the
workers.
Then,
with
the
machine
age
A
POLITICAL
SURPRISE
LIBERALS
are
looking
for
all
the
rays
of
THE
cheer
they
can
these
days
as
they
confront
the
big
problems
of
choosing
a
new
leader
and
providing
him
with
a
strong
and
solid
platform
on
which
to
stand.
Doubtless,
they
will
take
some
more
fresh
heart
from
the
result
of
the
deferred
election
in
remote
Cumberland,
afar
north
Saskatchewan
riding
where
th&
people
work
hard,
think
individually
and
express
themselves
decisively.
Although
there
is
a
freshly
re-mandated
CC..F.
government
in
Saskatchewan,
the
people
in
Cumberland
threw
out
their
former
C.C.F.
member
and,
with
a
thumping
two-to
one
majority,
put
in
a
Liberal
to
join
the
Opposition.
.-
The
Liberals
were
gratified
that
they
gained
so
much
ground
in
the
general
election
but
the
result
of
this
lone
by-election
might
justifiably
enough
be
taken
with
more
than
double
gratification.
The
hold
that
the
estimable
Premier
Douglas
and
his
Undoubtedly
conscientious
Socialist
government
l)as
upon
the
province
of
frequent
tribulation
and
perennial
discontent
is
evidently
not
so
strong
after
four
years.
It
would
appear
that
Saskatchewan
folk,
having
had
their
try
of
the
C.C.F,
brand
of
Socialism,
are
casting
about
for
something
else.
Serving
the
Flaherit
Indus
Lr"
Well
(P.R.)
Ltd.
Cartage,
Labelling,
Weighing
BLt
E
78
BLUI
men
came
into
the
picture
and
MX
MAC
Box
774
ran
the
machines
and
the
women
were
temporarily
vocation-less."
What
does
this
signify?
Did
the
women
invent
the
machines
and
let
the
men
take
them
over?
Or
did
the
men
work
before
the
machine
age
a
unit:
imw
and
then,
tired
of
too
much
drudgery,
began
to
build
and
improve
machines?
Probably
this
is
how
it
happened.
But
let
no
one
misunderstand
me,
I
agree
with
Mrs.
Arnold
that
women
should
have
equal
oppor
DWXVIEUAIER
She
knows
from
experience
that
Helger-son's
Groceteria
specializes
in
quality
foods
tunities
with
the
men.
That
is
one
point
where
the
unions
insist
on
no
discrimination
of
sex
creed
or
race.
and
tip
top
service.
There
are
many
voices
today
who
maintain
that
high
prices
are
a
direct
result
of
high
wages
Well,
would
it
not
be
lovely
If
prices
were
to
go
up
and
wages
remain
at
the
bottom?
On
the.
hZj
l
CTue
A
what
you
want,
when
you
want
It."
w
other
hand,
how
are
we
to
sell
HELGERSOM'S
GROCEffl
our
goods
with
a
shrinking
buy
ing
power
facing
us
all
around?
Immediately
after
the
end
of
"Where
Second
and
Third
Avenue
In
west
Prince
Rupert'
rn1
FREE
DDI.IVRRY
POTTAfiE
New
Creamed
-
I
VALENTI'
PROMISES
IN
THESE
DAYS
of
political
promises,
and
we
are
not
overlooking
the
good
thing's
that
Jimmy
Gardiner,
who
aspires
to
the
Liberal
leadership
would
give
us,
we
also
note
that
there
is
no
u
canting
in
the
new
C.C.F.
platform
as
far
as
more
and
better
socialization
of
industry,
control
of
investment,
fuller
social
security,
agricultural
aid
and
such
things
are
concerned
things
that,
.of
course,
will
have
to
be
paid
for
with
sales
taxes
of
three
per
cent,
if
not
more,
higher
freight
rates
and
other
'touches,
hidden
or
otherwise,
on
the
pocketbooks.
of
the
long
suffering
public
and
the
wage
earners
in
particular.
Evidently
the
national
executive
of
the
C.C.F.
still
thinks
that
everything
is
going
satisfactorily
and
acceptably
in
such
places
as
Saskatchewan
and
,
England
and
is
not
worrying
about
the
trends
of
public
opinion
that
some
observers
profess
to
perceive.
The
C.C.F.
solicitation
about
a
better
deal
for
the
Maritime
Provinces,
where
Socialism
so
far
has
not
been
very
strong
in
vote
getting,
should
be
good
politics
although
the
people
away
down
East
have
heard
plenty
of
such
solicitations
in.
the
past
and,
as
far
as
we
know
at
this
distance,
are
not
happy
even
yet
about
what
has
been
done
for
them.
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the
war
the
labor
unions
appealed
to
the
government
to
keep
the
price
ceiling
on
but
all
to
no
avail.
That
would
have
been
an
infringement
on
private
enterprise
so
here
we
are,
chasing
one
another.
But
labor
is
only
asking
enough
to
make
it
possible
to
meet
the
ever-rising
cost
of
living.
I
am
quite
certain
that
any
union
man
would
gladly
see
the
end
of
this
wild
merry-go-round.
In
closing
I
wish
to
state,
and
I
know
that
all
the
other
union
men
and
women
will
agree
with
me
that
we'
are
not
out
to
obstruct
indusiry
and
that
we
want
to
participate
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making
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