that
she
felt
she
was
growing
3:45
n
as
sr.oi
nr.
i
i
Mi
Faure
pthut
ttnpm
Dailp
r3ctos
Saturday,
November
26,
1949
IwpH
hv
thP
rovHPnU.m'..f
I
QeP"'tnieiit
w;
Id
Sc
V&
Is
Honored
J
"
u
,
.
(handsome
gift
and
a
bouquet
of,'
'
E
U.lVe
...11.
.
1
...
1
Piiv.-
'(...,
i
1
'
liuwi'in,
witii
uic
guuu
iMit'S
01
I
vi,cie
t(j
those
present
and
several
absent
1
flooded
oil
burner
that
she
have
many
more
birth-
j
file-
damage
v.
-
By
Art
club
on
Her
change
from
the
wrong
path
in
80th
Birthday
life?
No,
this
was
only
Joseph
Th(?
prim;e
Rupeft
Art
club
,he
carpenter's
son.
We
have
ludy
lhfl
known
him
since
He
was
a
child..
.
,h
v
n.
days
in
wmch
to
lead
them
in
their
efforts
to
produce
something
beautiful.
SATURDAY
SERMON
Xmas
ii
should
He
interfere
hi
our
Why
t0
honor
couver
Art
Gaery
tnen
VPS'
A11U
SO.
U1C
WUM1S
UI
Passengers
arriving
ye-V
nicy
on
the
Camosun
were
D.
P.
McDonald,
M.
Berg,
Alber'
rixon,
Harold
Dixon,
Miss
V
1-Ieurr.s
i
By
Rev.
Earl
Soiland.
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church)
WORDS
OF
GRACE
"And
all
bare
Him
witness,
and
wondered
at
the
gracious
words
which
proceedeth
out
of
His
mouth.
And
Jeanne
Faure,
the
honorary
f
resident
and
founder
on
her
eightieth
birthday.
First
the
records
accompany-
Real
Saw
grace
are
heard
and
no
apparent
effect
is
produced
because
oi
the
h.irdness
of
men's
hearts.
MEN'
S
SOCKS-
lllcJM.u,
uulu.
h-
,c
ling
the
exhibit
were
played.
JesUS
Christ
has
spoken
to
man
about
the
mostl
It
'
common
today
to
get
wilhoul
much
enlightenment,
Iimitu
irom,
pr.
-(;
,
Money
and
Trouble
Can
Be
Saved
TlES-l.at.-st
in
s,,.
'
sunn:"'"'
ihpn
the
eroun
weni
arouna
irv-
V
fi.ne
ift
Or,,,
j,
DRESSSHIUTBi,1;
the
words
of
grace
that
God
Jng
fJnd
a.
the
goo,
they
speaks.
Surely
we
know
that
Uj
euch
iclurei
Mlss
Faure
Gods
Word
is
truth.
We
know.
,
..
0
.nmmBntnrw.
l:ilevt
fl.,-
iy-
important
things
in
life.
As
we
enter
into
the
new
church
year
we
can
gain
much
good
for
ourselves
if
we
take
time
to
let
Christ
speak
to
us.
The
words
of
Jesus
are
more
than
those
of
other
men
for
they
contain
much
that
reaches
the
depths
of
the
human
soul.
The
Bible
tells
us
that
The
next
timq
you
hear
of
a
fire
say
to
yourself,
"I
must
get
my
heatine
system
checked
bv
H
was
thought
that
the
of
moonlight
and
the
dtjep
Xmas
Gift
J
Priced
from
j-
i
-,,
SPOUT
siiiu'ts-a
V
ettion
from
fci-
f"
C
MEN'S
SUTS-PurfVU
that
we
should
give
it
a
place
j
in
our
hearts.
We
k
now
that
we
should
obey
it.
But
then,
Is
is
so
nice
to
sleep
on
Sunday.
It
Is
the
only
day
we
oan
really
relax
and
loaf
and
do
the
things
we
like
to
do.
And,
If
we
do
go
to
church
we
blue
of
the
sky
In
"Moonlight
TH0M
SHEET
METAL
to
make
near
Ashcrof
t"
was
very
good
sure
lhat
lt
ls
ln
shape
for
win.
but
Uit)
shadows
not
deep
enough.
t.r
weat
ri(r
"
5
i
Worsted,
Double
tiria
1
Christ's
words
have
many
in-j
they
are
full
of
power,
they
are
teresting
qualities.
Among
them
!
spiritual,
they
give
life,
'they
r,rp
these:
thev
are
imDerish-,
are
without
peer,
they
Wing
In
"Low
Tide,"
the
favorite,
the
houses
and
mountains
'should
have
been
less
distinct
than
the
And
the
next
time
you
hear
of
a
fire
say
to
yourself,
I
meant
to
phone
THOM
SHEET
METAL
ore
mi-iIu
rfminrlH
thnt.
U'fc
are
able,
they
are
words
of
grace,
judgment,
they
are
divine,
and
they
carry
a
promise
of
real
bargain
for
i
MEN'S
SIIOWtKPIUM.f
COATS
Beautifully
(,
Three
colors.
Real
lia
.,
at
.
I
we
already
but
I'll
do
It
now.
And
then
maybe
the
next
fire
wrong
and
that.
!Thc
bey
watching
In
"Prune.rs"
and
the
fiuures
in
"Mother
and
you
read
about
won't
be
yours
Many
of
the
people
who
heard
Jesus
speak
are
just
like
6
lot
DIRECTORY
When
Jesus
speaks.
His
wwd,child..
wer9
very
g0od,
6lso
the
Boys'
Dress
ami
Snni
jJ,
PANTS
All
wool.
(.
.1,
either
...
For
furnace,
oil
burners
and
general
sheet
metal
work
are
woras
01
grace,
niai
ww
In
t.h
market
scene
and
of
us
today.
Jesus
speaks
and
f
r'm
S2.7."
iS
wicy
utruMiiie
iiittesieu.
oureiy
i
...
Joys'
Dentin
I
AN
IS-
He
had
a
message.
The
messase
i
This
gift
is
according
to
oi.r
the
expression
on
the
faces
In
"Main
Stree,"
although
neithej
gf
the
last
two
would
be
pleasant
needs
and
difftrs
according
tc
selection.
Special
price
from
touched
a
vital
place
in
their
life.
It
convicted
them
of
un
PfrvIrM
In
all
rhiirches
at
11
a.m.
and
7:30
p.m.:
Similar
Srlum!
at
13:13
rxcept
as
shown.
ANGLICAN
CAT1IF.I1RU.
4ti
Ave.
W
at
Dunsmulr
St.
Holy
Communion
8:30
a
m
Sunday
School
2:00
p
m.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter,
B
A
,
B.D.
Rector:
(Blue
7H3)
Phone
Murk
HH
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
,
pictures
to
own.
No
one,
noteven
in
the
form
of
a
warning
that
,
.
,,tnlir
A,llri
righteousness.
They
knew
He
us
ngni
now
aooui
ii,
ma
tney
"""'.md
and
Bood
OOU
ln
111
yellow
tciiuw
Hat"
JlUk,
bum
I
Tt
nil
ho
umrris
nf
oncnnrnoB.
a
puzsle
to
all.
.
"Landscape"
was
ment
to
travel
the
rugged
path
.
Vlic
lianrn
Kdirt
"NnllR
of
the'
First
United
Church
636
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Sieber
Prince
Rupert
Florists
itSSSiH
Ot
f3S
ATOTT
BTTPFA.U
OT
CIPCTLATION3
CA.NIlA-V
DAILY
?W?AFrB
ASSOCIATION
SrB3CRiPi"ION
RATES
C8t?
Curler.
Per
ioc:
Pr
Moiun.
76c;
Per
Tew,
8
00.
EC"
frOTtr-
By
Mail,
Pet
Uonth,
60c;
Per
Year.
5.0o
uai-
We
Are
Congratulated
APPRECIATIONS
are
being
received
at
the
Daily
News
office
following
recent
publication
of
the
international
joint
edition
by
this
newspaper
in
co-operation
with
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle.
Former
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
has
Written
congratulating
the
Daily
News
on
"the
initiative"
and
enterprise
you
have
displayed
and
to
express
appreciation
of
the
public
service
you
are
rendering
both
locally
and
internationally."
Frank
Turner,
chief
of
bureau,
Canadian
Press,
Vancouver,
writes:
'Congratulations
on
that
smart
international
edition.
It's
a
honey
of
a
job."
Incidentally,
Canadian
Press
put
out
the
fol-.
lowing
feature
story
from
Toronto
Bureau
for
distribution
to
all
newspapers
in
Canada:
The
story
of
the
growing
economic
importance
of
northern
British
Columbia
and
its
friendly
neighbor,
Alaska,
is
told
in
a
recent
international
edition
published
by
two
newspapers,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
and
the
Ketchikan,
Alaska
Chronicle.
The
single
issue,
published
Nov.
17,
was
the
co-operative
work
of
the
two
newspapers.
The
Daily
News
printed
a
24-page,
two
section,
edition
and
with
it
went
a
16-page
Alaska
Chronicle
edition.
The
international
edition
was
sponsored
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
(AF.L.-T.L.O.
The
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
says
a
story
in
the
Daily
News
part
of
the
issue,
is
linked
in
common
destiny
with
Alaska's
shipping
and
Industrial
interests.
Prince
Rupert,
500
miles
north
of
Vancouver,
is
only
40
miles
from
the
southerly
tip
of
the
Alaskan
Panhandle
and
96
miles
from
Ketchikan
.Alaska's
first
port
and
called
the
salmon
packing
capital
of
the
world.
Prince
Rupert
is
500
miles
closer
to
southeastern
Alaska
than
is
Seattle,
the
original
port
for
Alaska
trade.
With
the
advent
of
statehood
for
Alaska,
certain
shipping
restrictions
are
expected
to
be
removed.
Industrial
expansion
In
Alaska,
with
the
building
of
pulp
mills
and
other
projects,
will
provide
increased
tonnage
for
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
,the
most
northerly
terminus
on
the
Pacific
coast
of
a
trans-continental
railroad
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Prince
Rupert
is
the
halibut
capital
of
the
world,
with
millions
of
pounds
of
the
valuable
fish
landed
here
each
year
from
Canadlan'mul
United
States
vessels
for
rail
shipment
to
eastern
markets.
Millions
of
dollars
are
being
spent
In
the
construction
of
a
cellulose
plant
which
already
gives
employment
to
1000
workers.
It
will
require
large-scale
logging
operations
to
teed
the
mill,
which
is
designed
to
produce
purified
cellulose
for
textiles
and
plastics.
Construction
of
a
new
home
for
the
Dally
News
Is
to
be
started
shortly.
It
will
be
of
modern
construction,
featuring
the
latest
in
newspaper
office
planning.
The
Daily
News
was
founded
40
years
ago.
Its
first
publisher
was
O.
R.
T.
Sawle,
now
of
St.
Catherines,
Ont.
Since
1943
it
has
been
under
the
control
of
H.
G.
T.
Perry,
president
and
managing
director.
The
managing
editor
is
G.
A.
Hunter.
WORLD
SHIPBUILDING
I
AT
EST
Admiralty
statistics
reveal
some"
inter-L
estinj;
information
about
the
world
shipbuilding
situation.
They
show
that
the
tonnage
of
mer-
chant
shipping
under
construction
in
United
King-'
dom
yards
....
in
September
rose
to
1,950,000,
about
i
-
that
leads
to
heaven.
It
may
te
"
that
it
brings
the
great
news
pictures
give
proof
of
the
artists
that
our
sins,
though
they
be
having
studied
objects
as
they
great
are
forgiven.
Perhaps
we
rea"v
w-e.Fur
example
In
'Rocks
are
spiritually
dead.
Then
the
Sea
and
Wood,'
the
sea
1
well
wnrrfs
nf
Phrist
mnv
f:vf
tn
nsldone
but
the
driftwood
would
Uoys
Dress
and
Semi
,
SHIRTS
Good
slctcti
,
,rom
!).",
!,
Boys'
Plaid
All
W
ihiI
J
SHIRTS
Real
Savins
H
Xmas
Girls'
and
Boys'
SNOW
Sizes
up
to
six.
All
uimi
t
S9.50.
For
Xmas
Sei.,fX
LADIES,
Printed
lu
i,
'.lothes
with
4
naikii
i
i
match.
Beautiful
pit:
B
Hegular
to
S1.00
j
i
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
FIRST
BAPTIST
6th
Ave.
E
at
Young
St
Mtuiater:
Eev.
Fred
Antrobua
(Green
8121
FIRST
1'RF.SBVTKRUN
4tb
Avenue
East
FIRST
INITKD
836
6th
Ave
West
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber
(Green
613)
100
3rd
Ave.
Box
310
Tel
77
a
new
spiritual
life.
Our
needs
have
to
have
magnetic
strength
are
many.
God
is
atle
to
meet1,
to
hold
onto
the
rocks
instead
of
every
need.
.sliding
down.
This
makes
lt
11
a.m.
Morning
Service.
Sermon:
Jesus
Christ,
Our
Lord
Chifdern's
Story:
The
Ant
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service.
Sermon:
A
Man
Who
Made
Others
Glad
Sunday
Schools
First
United-Juniors
and
up
at
10
a.m.
Beginners
&
Primary
at
12:15.
Conrad
United
Hall:
all
at
2
p.m.
FIXl
OOSPF.I.
TABERNACLE
202
6th
Ave.
West
Pastor
:
C.
Pawcett
(Green
331)
f
SPECIALIZING
in
Designing
ond
Remodelling
very
har
for
the
public
to
undej
I
stand
thi
picture.
If
the
artist
I
thinks
i
unnecessary
or
unim-
portant
for
the
people
to
understand
what
he
has
to
say,
or
if
The
Bible
telis
us
that
the
only
way
we
can
get
these
gifts
!s
to
be
where
God's
Word
Is
found.
When
God
speaks
to
you
in
the
church
service
and
vou
SALVATION
ARMV
Praser
Street
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poulton
Directory
Class
2:30
p
m.
Sunday
School
3:00
p.m.
(Black
269'
let
'he
just
has
nothing
to
say
are
vvillincr
to
nhev
rhesp
wnr.t,
it
Russ"
Gafzke
CONTRACTING
i
ST.
PAI
L'S
LI
THERAN
6th
Ave.
at
McBrlde
St.
Pastor:
E.
Soiland
(Black
610)
him
keeP
hii
Plclure
l
nome'
then
you
receive
God's
gift.
If
you
stop
to
consider
that
the,
"All
I
can
say
of
the
picture
of
the
colored
rectangles
ls
that
only
way
that
you
can
get
to
heaven
is
to
receive
the
heaven
the
arUst
must
have
made
a
ly
Information
and
food
that
ls
stiicly
of
his
grandmother's
kit-found
in
God's
Word,
then
you
chen
linoleum.'-will
not
be
slack
in
usine
the
The
group
then
went
to
the
Bux
1558
Phone
Black
279
BALAGNO
Fiji
I
Phone
Green
781
l'
1
ST.
rETER'S
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
E.
Hodson
Sunday
School
H:00
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
V.30
p.m.
(Blue
a21)
Best
Hamburgers
in
Town
'
opportunity
that
God
gives
to
.adies'
lounge
where
dead
silence
vou.
Wisdom
demands
that
you
reigned
for
an
hour
while
all
listen
to
the
words
that
Christ
sketcned
a
dog
that
kept
chang-
,
speaks
and
then
give
them
a
ing
his
position
constantly.
When
We
understand
that
the
loca
REAL
ESTAt
INSURANCE
INCOME
TA?
place
of
authority
ln
your
lit,
(the
resulting
drawings
were
dls-1
iolice
told
a
couple
of
town
haracters
'A
Change
Is
As
Good
As
AR
REST"
RETURl.S
PREPA
ii
;
!
REGULAR
BAPTIST
!
CHURCH
i
(Fundamentalist)
i
;
639
East
6th
Ave.
j
(Near
High
School!
Pastor
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
SUNDAY,
NOV.
27,
1949
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Service.
Topic:
"MEMBERSHIP"
(Junior
Choir
Will
Singi
,
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
Gospel
Service.
Topic:
"BLASTED
SINNERS'
Special
Music
Male
Quartet
Mon.
7:30
p:m.
Hi-Young
Peopfes.
Wed.
8
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting
Thur.
3:30
p.m.
Mission
Band
Band.
.
Fri.
8
p.m.
Ambassadors
(Senior
Young
Peoples)
THE
OLD-TIME
GOSPEL
'
R.
E.
M0RTNV
324
2nd
Ave,
(Near
smms
.
i
S
BIBS
1
played,
it
turned
out
that
many
had
sketcned
Mary
Sinclair
wiu
was
trying
to
hold
the
dog
stiil,
while
Mrs.
Hill
had
an
excellent
sketch
of
Edith
Johnston
bending
over
her
work,
and
Mr.
theesman
had
drawn
Miss
Lav-igne
and
Mrs.
Priest
in
deep
concentration.
Tea
was
served,
and
when
Mrs.
Rogerson
placed
before
Miss
Faure
a
lighted
birthday
cake,
the
guest
of
honor
remarked!
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Minister:
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Phone:
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Dnecior
of
Music:
Mrs.
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J.
Smith
SUNDAY,
NOVEMBER
27,
,1949
Morning
Worship
11
a.m.
Mr.
A.
Ewald,
Speaker
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
PIIONF.
79
SUNDAY,
NOV.
27,
194
dUNDAY,
NOV.
27.
Advent
I
8:30
a.m.
Holy
Communion
W.A.
Corporate
.
.
Celebrant:
The
Bishop
IHailarr
11
am
Morninn
Service
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class
7:30
p.m.
Young
People's
Society
will
be
In
charge
of
the
eve-
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Prayer
and
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.Il.A.
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Green
883
Box
586
Speaker:
Mr.
F.
E.
Anfield
Anthem
Senior
Choir:
Evening
Prayer.
00
per
cent
being
for
export.
New
tonnage
at
122,000
exceeded
work
completed
by
25,000,
more
than
half
the
total
being
taken
by
tankers.
Tanker
tonnage
under
construction
in
the
United
Kingdom
now
stands
at
the
record
level
of
807,000
of
which
more
than
50
per
cent
is
scheduled
for
overseas
owners.
The
volume
of
shipping
undergoing
repair
or
reconversion
is
maintaining
anticipated
decline
and
now
stands
at
just
2.4
million
tons
compared
with
2.0
millions
in
January
and
the
3.5
millions
peak
figure
reached
in
March
1948.
Litany
Preacher:
The
Rev.
A.V.
Ottiwell
7:30
p.m.
Evensong
Sermon
by
the
Rector.
Pjarman
Members
of
the
Masonic
Order
jning
service.
Special
music,
by
will
be
present
at
this
Service.
soloist,
male
quartette,
and
choir
nouns
ORMES
DRUGS
DRUGS
VVockdays
!)
a.m.
to
!)
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
!."'
SIXTH
STREET
and
THIRD
AVF.N
BOXED
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
For
Your
Personal
Signature
16
Assorted
Xmas
Cards
75c,
89c
&
95c
per
box
15
Brilliant
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Asst.
Cards
l.oo
per
box
15
"The
Xmas
Birds
of
Happin&ss"
1.
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per
box
18
Ass't
"Jolly
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Santa"
l.oo
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box
25
Beautiful
Assorted
Cards
1.00
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box
12
Bronzed
and
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cards.
l.oo
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box
16
colorful
Snow
Scenes
1.00
per
box
12
Cards
"Coaching
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box
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Canadian
Snow
Scenes
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per
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$1.50
per
box
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CHEMISTS
STORE
HOURS
WEEK
DAYS,
9
AM
TO
P.M
BUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAY8--12
NOON
TO
1
PM
7
P.M.
TO
9
P.M.
Dally
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
Emergency
bicycle
delivery
from
7
p.m.
till
9
pm
and
Sunday.
Total
merchant
tonnage
under
construction
in
the
world
at
the
end
of
September
was
1,067
steamships
and
motorships
(excluding
ships
of
under
100
tons
gross)
of
approximately
4.6
million
tons
gross.
Of
these,
:5!2
ships
of
approximately
two
million
tons
were
being
built
in
the
United
Kingdom
so
that
45
per
cent
of
the
total
tonnage
under
consti-nrtion
throughout
the
world
is
being
built
in
United
Kingdom
yards.
TB
CHRISTMAS
I
IKE
three
thousand
other
Prince
Rupert
people
L
we
have
received
an
envelope
from
the
Soropti-mist
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
containing
two
dollars
worth
of
"'Prevent
Tuberculosis"
Christmas
Seals.
The
sale
of
these
seals
is
one
of
the
principal
means
by
which
the
Canadian
Tuberculosis
Association
carries
on
its
work
throughout
Canada
of
fighting
tuberculosis.
The
important
thing,
and
we
urge
everybody
to
do
so
promptly,
is
to
mail
the
remittances
promptly
so
that
Prince
Rupert
may
have
a
good
record
of
support
for
a
good
work
the
benefits
of
which
are
felt
here.
At
this
season
or
the
year
when
so
many
things
demand,
we
should
not
neglect
attention
to
this
simple
but
very
important
act
which
is
a
matter
of
concern
to
us
all.
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your
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front
wheels
should
respond
Instantly
to
your
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movement.
Our
wheel
alignment
srevice
may
prevent
an
accident.
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