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January
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of
and
gratitude
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DIRECTORY
SATURDAY
SERMON
nti
In
all
rtiarr
ht
at
I
am.
and
1:3
am.:
mlaf
at
jt
Mith
the
Band
since
its
incep!
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First
Presbyterian
Church
tion
and
has
b-en
largely
re-j
v
V
sponsible
for
the
fact
that
there;
THE
WOIILD
S
GREATEST
QUEST
PAUL
A
BARBER.
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
"Thou
wil:
iho
me
ihe
path
of
life:
in
thy
pretence
Is
fuiine-vs
of
joy;
at
thy
riht
hand
ihere
sire
pleasures
for
evermore."-
Psalm
16:11.
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Dxaismuir
8t.
Hoiy
Communion
30
aja.
Recujr:
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Procrtr.
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B
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T3o
ta
Arc.
C
at
Young
St
Mtaktur:
K.
PrA
Antroous
l
A
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
Allan
M.
McColl.
Minister
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
Oranit
is
a
band
in
the
city.
'
v.p
fee!
we
are
fortunate
in
1
.
is
I-
i-i-.
life.
The
intr
world's
um
The
world's
jirvau-M
vhu'.v
Mornina
Worship.
11
am
greait-M.
irea.-ure
is
love,
l
ne
worui
s
greaiet
miij
Antliem.
Junior
crioir:
having
a
rnu.sici.m
of
Mr.
Lien's
;
calibre
who
is
willing
to
spend
(the
time
and
effort
required
to
conduct
an
amateur
band.
On
behalf
of
the
band
inem-;
bers
and
the
general
public
who
have
enjoyed
the
concerts
given
so
far.
we
say
thank
you
very
much.
Vr
Lien.
We
know
we
can
count
on
your
leadership
in
m
covetousness.
Tl,e
woild's
greatest
institution
is
the
church.
The
world's
greatest
quest
is
happiness.
Happiness
is
something
that
everyone
desires,
something
that
everyone
diligently
pursues,
but
most
people
are
going
to
the
wrong
source
to
find
it
Solomon
mod'
chri.U
unveiled
the
road
to
to
find
it
in
material
wealth.
hanrvn?
mnrc
th.in
1900
vears
Free
Por
Advantages
DURING
THE
PAST
YEAR
or
so
.some
thought
has
been
given
at
Prince
Rupert
to
the
possibility
of
this
beingr
made
a
free
port.
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
had
a
special
committee
go
into
the
matter
but
its
report
was
not
impressively
favorable.
Now
with
ports
along
the
Pacific
Coast
experiencing
a
decline
in
traffic,
.San
Francisco,
Seattle
and
Los
Angeles,
anticipating
an
early
revival
of
trade
with
the
Orient,
particularly
with
Japan
under
its
new
five-year
economic
program,
are
interesting
themselves
actively
in
the
possibility
of
obtaining
the
status
of
foreign
trade
zones.
The
Journal
ol
Commerce
discusses
free
port
aivsntajres
editorially
from
the
Vancouver
standpoint
but
what
it
says
might
be
also
applicable
to
Prince
Rupert..
This
is
what
that
trade
journal
has
to
say;
-
.
"Vancouver
stand
to
lose
much
by
the
advantages
these
customs-tree
area
will
give
competing
ports.
Import-export
traders,
merchants
and
manufacturers
will
have
access
to
goods,
withoyt
paying
duty,
at
all
times
ol
the
day
and
every
day
of
live
welc.
Thf-
importer
will
loo
over
his
merchandise
freely
and
save
duty
costs
on
discarded
unsuitable
good.
Exporters
may
V.-M-kpU"
goods
In
such
a
zone
because
they
will
ship
when
cargo
apac
is
available
without
duty
or
bond
f-xpense.
Without
customs
formalities,
ships
can
speed
up
discharge
of
cargo.
New
business
to
the
port
is
encouraged
by
publicity,
sent
to
all
sections
of
the
globe,
setting
out
these
facts.
"The
free
port
principle
has
been
tested
successfully
over
many
years
in
European
countries.
The
American
government
before
the
war
saw
the
advantages
such
areas
gave
these
for
Show
Me
Tiiy
Way
O
Lord",
!
Sermon:
"The
Social
Signili-
'
cance
of
Christian
Love."
j
!
'
Sunday
School.
U:15.
Evening
Service.
7
3'J
p
m
j
!
Solo
by
Mr.
Teng.
'
i
Sermon:
"The
True
Humanity
of
Jesus
"
I
Annual
Congregational
Meeting
S
Wednesday
evening
at
8
p.m.
i
in
Church
Hall.
j
1v
.
..-
the
betur
days
to
come.
Thank
yu
Mr.
Editor,
for
publishing
tribute
of
our
esteem
F.
M.
Ciuliand,
President.
Prince
Uuiiert
Civic
Band
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p
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(Blue
8271
j-.go
in
the
Sermon
on
the
Mount.
He
telis
us
in
the
Beatitudes
that
happiness
come
not
from
what
we
have
or
hat
we
do.
but
in
what
we
are.
'
Blessed
are
the
poor
in
spirit
.
.
.
Bless
are
the
pure
in
heart."
etc
Christ
did
not
say,
"Blessed
is
the
man
who
has
amassed
a
fortune."
or
"
Blessed
is
the
woman
who
has
become
the
darling
V
He
was
a
billionaire.
It
Uk
fifteen
years
to
build
the
house
in
which
he
lived.
But,
af:er
he
had
incilged
to
the
full
in
worldly
pleasures
and
the
thine
tiiat
monf-y
couid
bring
him.
ho
wrote.
-It
is
all
vanity
and
vexation
of
Spirit.,'
Thus
it
is
wiui
all
who
have
tried
to
find
happiness
in
earthly
treasures
In
Luke
12
we
have
thf
parabl'
of
a
certain
rich
man
who.-
goods
were
increased
to
such
an
extent
that
he
tore
down
his
barns
and
built
larger
ows.
To
hii
The
Salvation
Array
Captain
and
Mrs.
E.
Jarrett,
Corps
Officers.
TONIGHT.
8
p.m.
"What
REAL
SUCCESS
IS."
A
message
for
Youth
THE
LORD
S
DAY
You
are
invited
to
share
in
the
Blessing
society."
Happiness
is
not
ffam
something
without,
but
within
5S8
1
The
Prodigal
Son
thought
that
at
COMMI
MTY
HIHT
M
HtHtL
tixl
End
Hall.
J
ilO
p
m.
-
I
soul
he
said:
"Soul
thou
h.i.st
in
order
to
be
happy
he
would
Jn
a.m.
Holines
Mcetia;;.
have
to
go
far
away
from
homej
"God
Giveth
the
Increase."
and
associates.
He
forgot
that
2:30
pin
-
Directory
Class,
the
fountains
of
sweetest
joy
3
00
pjn.-Sunday
Sc
hool,
springs
up
within
the
soul,
not
7
30
p
m
"The
Gospel
In
a
.
;
much
goods
laid
up
for
many
t
years:
take
thine
ea.se.
eat
drini
TOM
M.KKOWN
Green
'
So.
6
Smith
Hkk
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
YEARS
AGO
mu
w
jjit-rry.
rsui.
oixi
saui
I
'
I
unto
him:
'Thou
fool,
tiiis
mgnt
I
thy
soul
shall
be
required
of
Nutshell.'
(January
31,
1923)
!
thee.
And
seek
not
ye
what
v
With
a
golden
key
presented
eat
of
what
ye
shan
(irink
to
him
in
behalf
of
the
con-!
for
an
tiiese
thines
shAil
th,-
from
without.
1
True
happiness
is
not
depend-ent
upon
outw
ard
circumstan-!
cp.s.
but
rather
upon
the
relation
of
the
soul
to
its
Creator.
Jesus
said:
"Come
unto
me,
all
ye
that
labor
and
are
heavy
laden
and
First
Baptist
Church
(Young
Street)
Minis
er:
Rev
F.
Antrobus
Phone:
Res.
Green
812
A
C.i
tractors.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
;
Minister
of
Lands,
officially
opened
Prince
Rupert's
new
court
honse
building.
The
Board
of
Trade
decided
that,
if
the
"persistent
hostility"
of
Vancouver
persisted,
it
might
be
advisable
to
institute.
a
boycott
against
'"Vancouver
SUNDAY,
FEB
1
11
a.m.-
Morning
Service.
Children's
Story,
and
Junior
Choir.
"Prayer
will
make
a
man
ceasp
from
sin
or
sin
will
make
,1
man
eea.se
from
prayer"
J
Bunyan.
nations
of
the
world
seek
after;
but
rather
seek
ye
the
kingdom
of
God;
and
all
these
things
shall
be
added
unto
you
"
Man's
soul
is
eternal
'God
breathed
in
his
nostrils
the
breath
of
lives
and
man
became
a
living
soul."
Consequently
the
.soul
can
find
satisfaction
only
at
the
hands
of
its
Creator
and
not
in
the
"things"
that
constitute
this
material
world
Trn
world
can
never
satisfy
the
s'jul.
It
is
a
six-thousand-year-old
swindle
that
fleeces
everyone
I
will
give
you
rest."
All
man-
kind
is
laboring
under
the
burden
of
sin
but
God,
in
Christ,
hath
appeared
once
in
the
end
of
time
to
put
away
sin
by
the
saenJice
of
Himself.
Only
faith
in
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
as
personal
Saviour
will
secure
rest
and
happiness
for
our
eternal
souls.
Whv
then
spend
our
time
at
the
lunch
counters
of
earthly
PRICED
lo
CLEAR
11
.
.
.
DRESSES
.
.
.
COATS
.
.
.
BLOUSES
and
NYLON
LINGERIE
Take
advantage
of
those
exceptional
values.
Visit
Sweet
Sixteen's
Semi-annual
Clearanc"
Sale
which
features
"New
Look"
merchandise.
merchant,
Vancouver
goods
and
Vancouver
people".
A
sug
12:15
p.m.
Church
School
Let
I
us
study
the
Bib.
God's
Biok
'7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service.
"Th"
quickest
way
to
eet
a
church
,
on
its
feet,
is
to
get
it
on
its
knees
"
W.
W.
Ayer.
gestion
that
a
portion
of
the
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock
be
sent
j
to
Vancouver
inspired
the
blast.5
;
I
The
Agricultural
Association1
pleasures
when
we
have
a
stand-
eign
ports.
As
a
result
the
necessary
Ifgihiation
was
passed
to
I
establisn
the
first
foreign
trade
zone
in
the
U.S.
at
New
York
in
1
1317.
i
"Now
this
country
Is
alone
among
the
leading
world
traders
I
that
does
not
possess
free
ports.
However,
two
years
ago
a
group
of
financiers
drew
up
plans
for
a
free
port
at
Quebec
City
that
would
al.so
act
as
a
modl
for
other
Canadian
ports
to
follow.
Although
a
committee
of
the
Dominion
Department
of
Transport
studied
the
proposal,
nothing
further
was
done
on
the
matter.
"Our
government
will
have
to
bestir
itself
to
pass
the
necessary
legislation
fqr
establishment
of
free
ports
if
Canada
is
to
remain
among
the
foremost
business
nations
of
the
world.
Local
in-teregts
couid
well
follow
the
San
Francisco
lead
in
campaigning
for
a
foreign
trade
zone
here.
If
not,
then
Vancouver
stands
to
lose
a
lare
volume
of
its
trade
to
cities
wi.se
enough
to
establish,
free
ports."
Many
a
man
has
wrecked
an
automobile
because
he
was
so
absorbed
in
hugging
the
curves
on
hi:-,
right
that
he
inadvertently
hugged
the
one
on
1
If
ft.
WHAT
OF
CANOL?
SOMEWHAT
INCONSISTENT,
with
the
great
hue
and
cry
that
is
being
raised
now
as
to
the
critical
shortage
of
petroleum
in
the
United
States
is
the
demolition
decided
upon
some
time
ago
and
now
under
way,
of
the
great
Canol
line,
built
during
the
war
at
the
cost
of
many
millions
of
dollars,
to
pipe
oil
from
Norman
Wells
in
the
Northwest
Territories
of
Canada
to
the
Pacific
Coast.
How
great
a
relief
it
might
have
been
if
Canol
were
tjlHn
operation
and
pumping
out
oil
at
this
time
when
both
United
States
and
Canada,
in
the
lace
of
unsettled
and
alarming
world
conditions,
are
gravely
short
of
oil!
Of
course,
if
the
oil
does
not
really
exist
at
Norman
Wells
in
any
great
quantity,
it
would
be
a
different
matter.
on
whom
it
can
get
its
hands
ing
invitation
to
the
banquet
of
1
ana
senas
tnm
bankrupt
to
a
the
Grace
of
God?
Seek
the
The
LORD'S
SUPPER
at
the
clo.e
of
the
service.
"By
the
power
of
God's
grace,
we
can
still
be
what
we
mi2ht
have
been."
O.
Williams.
elected
a
new
slate
or
onieers
Christless
eternity.
If
happi-
thrills
God
gives
"joy
unspeak-at
Its
first
meeting
of
the
year.
ness
cannot
be
found
in
"thing?"
able
and
full
of
glory'
There
V
taste
to
utry
were
v.
n.
ufnw,
pr-si-
money,
p,ea.sure
and
fame
-
is
no
"morning
after
dent;
R.
V.
G.
Lepine,
viee-pres-
where
can
it
be
obtained
.!
th.-
joys
of
the
Lord,
ident,
and
Frajik
D;bb,
honorary
;
secretary.
ASK
ABOUT
OUIt
PERSONALIZED
BUDGET
ULAN
NO
INTEREST
--
NO
CARRYING
C'HAKGKS
WE
ARE
EXPEKTS
ON-MOVING
Call
I
s
and
Be
Satisfied
1
rr-
m
I
L
f
A.
J
REGULAR
BAPTIST
(I
I'M!
WHAT
tl
)
IODE
Hill
-Sih
and
Mr-Bride
-
Ph.,
up
309
Sunday,
February
1,
1918
"He
cried-
Lord
save
me."-
Matt.
14:30.
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
pm.
uspel
Service.
Prayer-Praise
-Testimony
1
Speaker::
Topic:
A.
Kwald
"THE
DEVIL
GOES
FISHING"
1
Lord's
Supper
Follows
Evening
Service)
Hearty
Gospel
Singing.
Wednesday
8:00
p
m.-Prayer
Meeting.
Friday,
3
30
p.m.-Mission
Band.
7:00
p.m.
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Young
Peoples
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and
First
Avenue
PHONE
1."0
(January
31,
1913)
Mrs.
Ethel
Holland,
who
had
been
visiting
for
the
last
ten
days
as
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
A.
Philpott,
sailed
on
the
Princess
Beatrice
on
her
return
to
her
home
at
Vancouver.
The
first
shipment
of
ore
from
the
Hazelton
district
passed
through
the
city.
It
was
from
the
Harris
brothers
mine
and
was
consigned
to
the
Trail
smelter.
The
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
Co.
announced
officially
that
the
name
of
the
town-site
of
Fort
George
would
be
Prince
George.
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ALL
REQl'IKEMFNTS
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
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AND
SHIPYARD
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AND
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Etiquette
By
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TO
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Office
Supplies
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us
for
your
needs
in
all
types
of
printing
work.
Everything
in
high-cla.ss
stationery.
Cards
for
every
occasion.
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PRINTING
COMPANY
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Q.
May
a
printed
card
be
used
to
acknowledge
the
wedding
gifts?
A.
Never;
acknowledgments
miust
be
made
by
handwritten
letter.
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SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING.
MACHINERY
With
increasing
frequency
we
have
a
spell
of
longing
to
see
the
dollar
again
strong
enough
to
stand
alone.
BOREDOM
OR
OVERWORK
THE
ASSUMPTION
that
if
every
pay
envelope
I
was
bulging
everyone
would
be
happy
is
a
very
understandable
and
almost
universal
delusion.
It
is
natural
too,
that
this
belief
should
suggest
the
need
for
more
idle
time
to
enjoy
our
gains.
Hence
the
recurring
demand
for
more
pay
and
less
work.
Put
thuse
demands
are
all
predicated
on
the
belief
that
men
dislike
work,
and
that
just
isn't
true.
Put
to
it,
most
men
would
agree
that.
they
are
happier
in
their
working
surroundings
than
almost
anywhere
else.
There
are
companionship
and
interest
and
often
inspiration
there.
It
is
this
that
keeps
men
in
offices
and
shops
to
get
things
done,
in
their
own
time.
It
is
this
that
as
holidays
draw
to
a
close
sets
men
itching
to
get
back
at
it.
Insurance
statistics
too
quickly
prove
that
the
man
who
has
looked
forward
to
retirement
as
a
happy
and
care-free
end
of
a
tiring
life
all
too
frequently
has
promptly
died
of
a
boredom
that
he
didn't
foresee
at
all.
If
work
becomes
a
drag,
it
is
the
fault
of
boredom,
not
exhaustion.
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