Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
January
7,
1950
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LIFT
UP
HIS
STANDARD!
i
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus,
First
Baptist
Church
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"When
the
enemy
shall
come
In
like
a
flood,
the
Spirit
of
the
Lord
shall
lift
up
a
standard
against
him."
Isaiah
59:19.
There
are
two
persons
in
this
quotation,
the
'en-.
emy',
and
the
'Spirit
of
the
Lord'.
The
world
of
na-:
ture
is
attractive,
as
the
hymn-writer
says,
"where
:
every
prospect
pleases,
and
only
man
is
vile".
The
Saving
Pic
.For
IvJ
O
ft
i
world
of
people,
as
the
apostle
Paul
said,
'lieth
in
the
'
wirltArl
nns'
Tr
ie
aiwrt
frnm
(.nA
m.A
jn-il
u
v
A
m
t.
ifien
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&
coys
k
A
a
many
obvious
respects,
that
ev-
-
.,
Men
s
iUlli
p
wool
worsted.
A
real
11
seems
to
be
on
the
increase,
standard
of
righteousness
to
the
arrttj
atf
KASHMIR
DISPUTE
Canada's
A.
G.
L.
McNaugh-
now
Hr.w
the
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JMU
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fieri:-e
In
all
entireties
at
11
a.m.
and
7:30
p.m.;
Siinil.iv
Mehnnl
at
12:15
exeent
as
t.hoii.
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C"eniKIIKAL
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Dunsmuir
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Communion
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School
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p.m.
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p.m.
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Tliorpe
Services
11
a.m.
and
7.30
p.m.
Sunc.iy
School
12
15.
gain,
perfect
fits
$3)
Men's
TOP
C0AT3
Christ
is
a
Kroup
of
those
who
know
the
Falnei
Uiat
way
are
'called
out'
of
the
world,
in
the
sense
that
they
forsake
its
evil
ways
and,
by
trusting
Medium
Melton
c
smartly
tailored
the
i-t
Gordon
Speaks
Lord
Jesus
Christ,
for
salva
ton.
chairman
of
the
United
Nations
u,a,
month
is
shown
here
as
he
works
on
his
assignment
as
mediator
involving
status
or
the
state
of
in
the
stubborn
Kashmir
dispute
Kashmir,
which
was
occupied
by
the
Dominion
of
India.
Sarda
Ibrahim-Khan,
left,
president
of
Azard
(Free!
Kashmir,
here
gives
MeNaughton
what
looks
like
a
fraternity
handshake
Centre
is
M.
L.
Islam,
press
adviser
of
the
Free
Kashmir
government.
The
Kashmir
affair
was
further
complicated
by
an
attack
on
President
Truman
and
Britain's
Prime
Minister
Attlee
by
Dr.
Oldrich
Chyle,
representing
the
cominform
states,
who
charged
the
U.S.
and
British
leaders
with
Interference
in
the
Kashmir
dispute.
tion,
they
have
become
-'sons
bargain
$21
On
Service
Cut
God'.
Christians
are
thus
to
'forsake
the
things
of
this
evil
world'
but
yet
geographically
speaking
to
remain
In
it,
and
MONTREAL
"The
action
of
seek
to
bring
others
from
ils
1'ie,
Interstate
Comuioroe
Com-
i
Campaign
Part
Won
IT
API
A
US
THAT
the
campaign
which
has
been
I
waged
for
.some
time
with
a
view
to
having
radio
broadening
service
from
Prince
Rupert
improved
by
the
omission
from
the
local
station
CFPR
of
full
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
network
programs
is
about
to
be
rewarded
with
success.
The
..minister
of
transport
has
sent
word
that
the
National
Hockey
Broadcast
will
be
released
on
Saturday
evenings
as
soon
as
the
permission
of
the
sponsors
is
obtained
and
it
is
being
hoped
that
that
will
be
a.
early
as
tonight.
And
Mr.
Chevrier
has
also
rPftid
-nat
I'f'fcase
of
the
full
network
program
may
g-ffijgj&e
so
far
Vemoved
although
it
is
s
t
i
I
lin
the
tMi''?.''
stage.
""up
far
sa
good
the
releasing
of
the
CBC
network
programs,
which,
whether
or
not
we
may
like
them
:'.
have
been
given
a
rating
in
excellence
-of
quality
unsurpassed
anywhere
in
America,
will
be
:
the
best
the
CPC
can
do
for
Frince
Rupert
in
the
!
YW
f
National
programming
and
we
are
appre-j
ive
of
that;
There
is
also
the
question
of
the
in-;
torioj-.communities
PUch
as
Terrace,
Hazelton,
Smith
:
ers,
Burns
Lake
and
the
rest
which
will
not
-be
help-ed
a
gi
"at
deal
from
Prince
Rupert.
The
solution
for
them,
as
appealed
for
in
a.
r
e
s
o
1
u
t
i
o
n
at
the
last
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
Bri-
;
tish
Columbia
in
Rmithers
last
summer,
was
the
set-'
ting
up
of
repeater
stations
which
would
meet
the
,
needs
of
those
areas
which
have
long
suffered
from
'.
inadequate
if
not
almost
entire
absence
of
service.
Prince
Rupert
can
well
be
thankful
and
appre-
eiative
of
what
it
is
getting
but
it
cannot
be
entirely
satisfied
until
something
has
been
done
in
the
way
of
'a
like
public
service
for
the
wide
open
spaces
in
the
!
hinterland
whose
isolation
makes
it
the
more
im-:
portant
that
they
too
should
get
a
break.
Men's
DRESS
SHIRT
big
selection
from
Men's
TIES
dc
qifts.
'.atcbt
shades
from
Men's
SWEATERS
pul
lever
and
buttor
styl.-..j,
wools,
all
she
IE
V
;
an;,
if
1m
II
at
his
lu
be
from
$3
Men's
TROUSr.RS-
dress.
all
wool
worv
Eil
good
assortment
Fhsl
United
Church
036
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sieber
c'.arkness
to
His
Jight,
and
from
mission
in
ordering
an
einerg-
;
the
power
of
fiataa
unto
God.
ncy
cut
in
passenger
train
serv-
tion
in'passenger
train
service
on
The
woi-ld,
feberefoM,
ft
it
Is,
Ice
on
United
States
railways
in-
U.S.
railway
hues,
is
aa
.enemy
of
Jod
And
back
ot
oleates
the
far-reaching
el'fect
-we
Uave
been
gratified
by
Uie
it
is
Satan,
that
wicked
one.
on
rail
asportation
of
the
action
of
Dosco,
which
is
our
How
shall
Uie
spirit
af
the
Lord
Jabor
situation
in
the
mines
in
principal
supplier
of
coai
in
tht
lift
up
a
stwaciara
Against
the
the
Uni-.cd
States,"
Donald
Gor-
Maritime
provinces,
in
undertak-emy?
I
believe
one
answer
to
don,
President
of
the
Canadian
ig
to
suppiy
u,
mis
month
with
that
guesuon
is
.this:
He
will
do
h&timR,
Ra,lwayit
sald
he,e.
&a
adcUtioni-.
2e,ooo
tons
of
suit-rhHlffJ?
rP'
v
"M
the
CanadUin
Pblic
"!P
able
locomotive
fuel
to
be
deliver-
that
Churci
is
faithful
and
obe-
fDecember
28'
ttlth
week.
This
act.on
is
p-rUcularij
oient
to
Him
fi
legret,
an
announcement
timely
as
it
1-
r'irectrd
to
rclkv-
The
standard
lifted
up
will
,hat
11
might
be
necessary
to
cut
tag
the
inev'.UUle
apprehen.aor
be
one
of
righteousness,
of
PassenBer
tram
services
over
the
we
Ur.ve
fell
v.s
coal
suppliot
righteous,
holy
living
on
the
whole
of
lh-
I'-d'-an
National
dwindled
that
a
still
further
cut
part
of
each
one
who
is
loyal
to
vsm
on
January
9
in
ordei
in
train
services
might
be
neces-Jesus
Christ
and,
therefore,
has
conse"V.'
coal.
sary
ve
will
be
abie
to
continue
the
Spirit
of
the
Lord
living
"ur
coal
reserves
have
been
both
a
day
and
a
r
ight
train
be-v.ithin
his
own
heart,
as
the
seriously
depleted
by
the
strike
tween
Montreal
and
Halifax.
We
Scripture
says.
The
character-
In
United
States
mines
followed
have
now
arranged
that
the
eve-ist.es
of
a
ChrisUan
man
are
toy
short
work
weeks
in
those
ninp
train
from
Mnntrmi
and
the
;from
$S
CABS
York
Hotel,
3rd
Ave,
:
Men
s
all
wool
plr
Stand:
heavy
SHIRT-JACK
I
good
shades.
Rcoi
bargain
$5
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETUKI.S
PREPARED
11
a.m.
Holy
Communion
Children's
Story:
Mirrors.
Sermon:
The
Outward
And
Visible
Sign.
Anthem:
Come
let
us
anew
our
journey.
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worthip.
Sermon:
If
I
Were
God.
Anthem:
When
I
Survey
The
Wondrous
Cross.
Sundiiy
Schools
at
the
usual
times
ai
First
Church,
and
at
Conrad
Hall
all
at
2
pj-n.
It.
E.
MOIITI.MKK
i4
2nd
Ave
.N-ar
CKPhl
given
in
various
places
in
(nines.
We
remained
hopeful,
morning
train
from
Halifax
will
Scripture;
Matt.
5:3-12,
and
Gal
however,
that
our
coal
sUuatior.
be
a
combination
of
the
sleep-5;22,23.
1
could
wish
for
the
would
improve
sufficiently
U
lng
car
equipmci.
of
the
OeeaP
gospel's
sake,
that
the
evangel-
ilow
us
to
resc.hij
the
plarne
j
Umilet
together
with
ths
day
Men's
SOX
big
selection,
new
deM
good
quality,
from
5
Boys'
SHIRTS
shades,
from
....
$1
Boys'
SWEATERS-assortment
from
$1
Boys'
SUITS
in
ga;
dine
c'.oth,
dout
breasted
smartly
"ten
ed,
bargain
for
..
$16
Boys'
PANTS,
cot'
worsted,
all
wool
twe
smartly
tailored
"'
cm
in
passenger
train
servi"(-,,,rliPS
anri
nine,-
.ars
n'
of
the
desired
each
other's
fellowship
but,
unfortunate,
that
has
not
0llan
So
fan
i
u.e
i
.i.c
table
------
vei
laicen
piace.
wiien
it
does.
is
concerned
it
will
run
on
one
:
"CJJIMMNG.TIIB
COINAGE"
"
it
,.
:,
!
r
1H70
it
won't
pay
to
be
educated
says
Financia
rr
.ri.T"S,;'
t,
;r;
wewlll
PromPuy
store
anycuu
gcotian
time.
The
Maritime
S.v
'
U
Post.
College
graduates
will
learn
less
than
man-i
ual
laborers;
frustration
and
disappointment
will
be
EBY
&
SOUS
Contractors
IfF.PAIKS
-
KFMonn.l.lM.
FOUNDATIONS
us
hel)
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.I
I.
A
Pl.onr
Green
RJ
Box
56
.
,
",c
that
may
have
be
made.
At
the
of
His
Kingdom.
present
time,
in
the
interesis
bl
It
is
true
thai,
if
you
live
th
s
convenlence,
u
nas
kind
of
Christian
life,
people
"
.
.
.
.
.
'
no
t0
b(,nd
thc
2L
will
not
flork
to
the
Standard
liecide?
in
great
Humbert,
bftt
sdhie
ulliJ
pereent
"uction
Ui
passenge,
come,
and
believe
on
His
Na'm&.
trlm
servl
already
announcec
You
must
make
your
Christian
and
ven
ou-
n
lor
M"1'
livine
as
attracUve
and
lovin?:
day,
January
8
This
decision
has
press
will
be
continued
on
it
present
schedule.
"Meanwhile,"
said
Mr.
Gordon,
"we
are
continuing
to
take
all
sui'able
coal
wc
can
from
'the
Maritimes,
from
Alberta,
or
from
the
United
States
and
move
it
westward
and
eastward
to
the
from
S2
Boys'
and
Girls'
STOC
INGS
and
SOCKS
1
from
as
possible,
without
compromise
taken
after
reviewing
most
best
possible
advantage.
of
'course,
.
careruiiy
any
advantages
thai
'
might
accrue
through
following
ilia
ui
ai3
iixe
VU
OUUUICI
t
U,
f.llr,p
(I,,
f,miil5i
,if
ths
Mice
VI
an
B.uU.rhnm
Icfl
m
1
thought
about
the
'
'
Standard
-'
tn(wi.
r-
.
.
,
,
.
.
A
the
lot
of
a
great
many
of
them.
So
says
Seymour
Harris,
Harvard
teacher,
in
his
;
new
book
"The
Market
for
College
Graduates."
His
argument
is
that
by
1970
there
will
be
about
I
foiir
times
as
many
living
graduates
as
there
were
:
in'IMO;
that
most
will
aspire
to
jobs
in
the
profes-:
Mons
;
that
there
won't
be
nearly
enough
room
to
ac-;
commodate
them.
Presumably
we're
supposed
to
be
very
sad
about
'
'
this
situation.
Our
tears
refuse
to
come.
The
reason-,
A
goodly
percentage
of
college
:
graduates
will
do
better
at
manual
than
at
intellectual
work.
.
Canada's
college
population
in
1921
was
22,000.
i
ti
t
,
-ii
'
i
;
,.
u-
,
-,.,
k
""uaull,:
vAimmntc
miniiiiKsion
louay
s
plane
lur
a
u
ip
to
van-
I1
lrKt
I
rpsnvtiTisi,'
I
nnrr
1
:
and
here
we
cannot
be
exhaus-
...
,
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-$.-
,
th,.-.t
calline
ir
a
33',
percent
rcduc-!ouver-
Preacher:
Rev.
M
A.
Mark
SPECIALIZING
in
mf'ice
to
show
the
principle
in-l.
colved.
1
refer
to
the
misuse
of
the
Lord's
Day
for
one
matter.
We
are
taught
to
remember
the
Sabbath
day
to
keep
it
holy.
Now
the
world
is
constantly
working
to
make
Sabbath
laws
more
easy.
What
should
the
Church
do?
IX
we
go
along
with
FOR
YOUR
WALLPAPER
HANGING
,
For
Your
Interior
Pointing
and
Decorating
Coll
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&
MATUIK
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Blue
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,
233
J
1
Street
Director
of
Music:
Mrs.
B.
Smith
SUNDAY,
JANUARY
8,
1950
Morning
Service
11
'a.m.
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
Mr
Mark
will
preach
at
both
services.
and
Deigning
Rcmodc
ma
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OITOMETKIS'I
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
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Gatzke
CONTRACTING
REGULAR
BAPTIST
t
Phone
Black
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liox
:-..,
BE
PENTOSE
We
now
have
a
complete
supply
of
Rubber
Heels
Shoe
Tacks,
Shoe
Laces
Leather
&
Rubber
Soles
Q
Polishes
&
Brushes
'
At
the
BROADWAY
CAFE
'
XowMtVover
W,000.
.
'
Th'i
universities,
most
of
them
dependent
on
'oyernment
financial
aid
and
most
of
them
infected
BedrSyi
the.
20th,
century
mania
for
bigness,
have
so
"clipped
the
coinage,"
made
the
attainment
of
a
degree
so
easy
that
they
regurgitate
a
great
rabble
which
includes
a
lot
of
people
whose
claim
to
intel-
lectual
capacity
is,
to
say
the
least,
small.
-j
"X-the
idea
that
a
college
graduate
can
think,
can
think
straight
and
can
be
a
better,
happier
citizen
:
"
than
other
people
is
under
the
present
university
system
just
a
superstition.
Some
day
we
hope
some
university
will
bring
distinction
to
itself
by
forgetting
about
the
aim
of
growing
big
in
numbers
and
by
focusing
on
quality.
The
present
policy
of
graduating
hordes,
fills
too
many
youths,
maidens
and
parents
with
delusions,
which
inevitably
cause
waste
and
grief
in
later
years.
the
world,
a
little
here
and
a
lit-
j
tie
there,
we
may
save
our
faces
for
a
moment,
but
we
shall
miss
j
cur
function,
of
lifting
up
the'
standards
of
God's
Word.
These;
may
be
'modern
times.
The
aga
;
may
be
'more
enlightened'
butj
it
is
the
same
old
world,
estranged
from
God.
It
"mate;
ters
not
what
the
world
may-think
or
say,
whether
the
maj-i
erity
agree,
or
some
nominal
i
Christian
want
to
sfty
or
think,
I
whether
the
majority
agree,
or
'
j
some
nominal
Christian
want
to
j
let
down
the
bars
or
not.
We:
'
have
a
standard
to
uphold
for
His
Name's
sake.
!
I
refer
also
in
this
same
eon--;
r.eetion
to
the
divorce
Jaws
of
;
our
time.
Many
are
the
subtle
i
arguments
brought
forward
asj
i
easons
why
divorce
laws
should
should
be
eased.
Yet
1
!
Jesus
our
Lord
said
there
was
:
only
one
cause
for
divorce,
not
FREE!
An
oilcioth
baby
bib
with
every
purchase
over
A1
00.
Best
Food
CHURCH
'Fundamentalist
:
o39
East
6th
Ave.
Pastr
r
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
SUNDAY,
JANUARY
8,
1950
10:30
a
m.
Lord's
Supper
will
be
observed.
11
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Topic:
''FORWARD
MARCH!"
(Ju.
ior
Choir
will
singi
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p
m.
-Gospel
Service.
Topic
:
.
"BIBLE
BAPTISM"
Special
Music
vton.
7
.30
Hi
Young
Peoples
Wed.,
p.m.,
Prayer
Meeting
FTi.,
8
p.m..
Ambassadors.
IVE
PREACH
THil
OLD-TIME
GOSPEL
O
Finest
Cooking
Hours
7
h
m.
to
1
11
-Phone
200
For
Take-Home
Orders-
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3rd
Ave.
Itnx
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,
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MOR
AL
GKOl
P
APPRECI
ATED
i
Continued
lniri:
faj;e
1"
Values
for
You
Men's
Chorus
"Were
You
There
When
They
Crucified
My
Lord."
"The
Glory
of
The
Lord"
Han
Pyrex
Wore
Lunch
Kits
Percolators
Pocket
Knives
Thermos
Bottles
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
I
BHIT16H
COLUMBIA
i
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
Of
THE
"ADMIN-i
i3TRATION
ACT"
AND
IN
THS
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
I
OF
THOMVALD
BTOCKI.AND,
DE-j
CliAMED.
INTESTATE
!
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
j
His
Honour
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton,
Local
Juda
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
8th
tly
of
tlanuary.
A.
D.
'
1960,
ap-i
pointed
Administrator
of
the
rotate
ot
Thoi
vn
d
Stockland.
late
of
.Strom
Covered
Roasters
many
or
any.
And
'He
is
our
righteousness';
We
cannot
be
governed
by
what
men
want
nor
what
the
evil
desires
ot
men
cictate.
When
Jesus
said
"Thou
shaft
t
not
commit
adultery",
He
ai
setting
forth
the
sacredness
of
marriage,
through
which
the
race
is
to
be
prorogated
and
trained
Matt.
5:21-48.
He
was
tpeaklng
from
the
flaming
heart
of
purity,
loving
the
children,
taking
care
of
swe-
voice.
The
director,
Raymond
V.
Ilal-dane,
offered
as
a
Vocal
Solo
"The
Lost
Chord."
Throughout
the
concert
the
choir
was
ably
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Lillian
Bucliert.
RevVJ.
E.
Huntley
introduced
the
choir
and
the
program
v.t
I
1
'
as'follows
j
del's
"Messiah").
"Lift
Up
Your
Heads"
(Handel's
"Messiah"),
j
"Hallelujah
Chorus"
(Handel's
"Messiah").
!
"Worthy
Is
The
Lamb,
Amen"
(Handel's
"Messiah").
During
the
concert
some
of
tnc
singers
had
to
share
music
for
Slarf
the
Hew
Year
Right
t
For
RDIOS,
RECORDS,
ALBUMS
ond
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES
'
'
,
.It's
THOMPSON
HARDYARE
CO.
LID
i
Bay.
BrltUh
Columbia,
who
died
on
the
10th
1ay
of
September.
1941),
al
Strom
Be.
British
Columbia,
i
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
The
Lord's
Prayer''
iMallottDl.
Vnd
In
That
Day"
lAshfordi.
iessed
Be
The
Lord
(Asp
(MEM?
generations.
God'g
first
oi
their
i,,4ebtedm.ss
to
me
forthwith
-feeding
and
all
ikvoiis
having
claims
against
circle
Of
society
is
not
1
1)
9
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
file
"lu,l-n
cnurch
but
ui
the
famllv
iamuy,
and
ana
rac-
ra--them
M
n
properly,
verified
on
or
bffore
u
e
16th
day
of
February,
es
are
made
or
unmade,
as
the
1940.
faiimg
which
dlj.tributlan
will
lamiiy
ls
maae
or
unmade,
The
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
'
'
clalmo
nt
which
-I
aKa,ll
have
been
Cnurcn
Should
not
Cater
to
the
notified
demands
of
men,
hut
be
loyal
Dated
ar.
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
this
.
f
to
ner
Mabter.
.-
f0
r.u-i
Chrititian
-of
my
6th
day
January.
150.
uqrdon
fraser
FOPB-ffs
friends,
may
the
Spirit
of
the
much
of
their
music
was
destroyed
when
their
churcli
woj
burned,
just
recently.
This
church
had
been
consecrated
on
Christmas
Day,
1895
and
was
destroyed
just
a
week
before
Christmas
of
1949."
After
the
concert
there
was
a
'.
very
happy
reunion
of
Uiesj
:
visitors
from
Alaska
and
their
,
many
friends
who
had
gathered
to
hear
them
sing.
ford)
(From
the
Cantata,
"Holy
Night"
i
.
"Holy
Art
Thou"
(Handel).
"Gloria
(From
the
12th
Mass!
(Bordeaux).
.
..
i
"My
Task"
Ashford).
"Sanctus"
(Gounod).
Vocal
Solo.
"The
Lost
Chord'
Raymond
V.
Haldane.
To
Start
the
New
Year
kight
baked
tresh
daily
RUPERT
BAKERIES
LTD.
Gl!)
3rd
Ave.
..
,
'
Phone
fil.1
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Lord
find
in
us,
those
through,
PilHNCE
RU"EKT,
B.
(16)
whom
He
can
show
forth
Qod'fi
wr
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