prfnce
Unpen
Daflp
r3etos
Saturday,
September
17,
1S49
ervice$iC1uitvcliS
I
rv....
Chinese
and
Tito
'
Problems
to
Come
Before
Assembly
LAKE
SUCCESS.
N.Y.
0
The
Chinese
and
Stalin-Tito
situations
loomed
today
as
inter-
NELSON.
B.C.
V
An
Engljh-
nian's
ashes
lie
'today
under
the
.Union
Jack
at
Xakeslde
Park
here.
An
unidentified
woman
and
her
daughter
scattered
the
ashes
among
roses
at
the
flag-pole's
base.
She
said
her
husband's
dying
wish
had
been
that
-d
independent
dI!y
newspaper
aevoteo
to
Dt
uptjulldln
of
itIbm
Rupen
ad
11
communHlin
coir.pruiiog
northern
nd
central
Brltun
Columbl
PRINCE
(AuUiortaed
u
Second
C:as
Mall.
Poet
Oin
Depertmens.
utiw)
j
Putmsftea
ever?
aJiemooa
ercept
Sunday
by
i
Prince
Rupert
Dally
New
Ltd.."
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
BIKah
Columbia.
IN
LOc!)
Q.
A.
HTJNTEK.
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
DIRECTORY
1
SATURDAY
SERMON
etTBSCRlPTlON
RATTS
-T
his
ashes
be
placed
beneath
a
national
problems
which
might
By
Mall.
Per
Mouth.
50c;
Per
Year.
S00
-una--
Union
Jack
on
Canadian
soil.
bring
the
longest
debates
at
the
United
Nations'
fourth
General
Assembly,
It
was
reported
that
both
ques-
First
United
Church
636
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
Q.
Bieber
j
tlons
would
be
brought
before
THE
WAGES
OF
SIN
By
Rev.
F.
Antrobus,
First
Baptist
Church
"For
the
wages
of
sin
Is
death;
but
the
free
gift
of
God
Is
eternal
life
in
Christ
Jesus
our
Lord,"
Romans
6:23.
There
are
three
great
contrasts
here
in
this
God
is
contrasted
with
sin;
wages
with
free
North
Vei
Fur
Rfservau.
C
OR
DEft
Pr'nce
R.
ine
aa-couniry-meeting
Wnen
it
opens
Tuesday
at
Flushing
Meadow.
However,
no
delegation
has
yet
made
a
formal
move
to
bring
either
of
the
matters
up.
11:00
-Morning
Worship.
"What
Do
You.
See?"
fierrtren
In
all
rhurrhe
at
II
a.ro.
and
:3
p.m.:
Hiinduy
Kebaul
at
li
13
rwrpt
as
ohown.
ANGLICAN
CATHKKHAL
4th
Ave.
W
at
Dunsmulr
St.
Holy
Communion
8
30
am.
Sunday
School
2
00
p
m.
Canon
Basil
8
Prockter.
BA..BD.
Rector:'
(Blue
7S3(
FIRST
Btl'TIST
6th
Are.
B
at
Young
8t
Minister:
Re.
Fred
Antrobui
(Green
81!)
FIRST
PRF.SBYTF.KI.IM
th
Avenue
last
FIRST
UNITED
836
6th
Ave.
'West
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber
(Green
8131
FILL
OOSPEL
TABF.RVU'LB
202
6fh
Ave.
West
Pastor:
C.
Fawcett
(Green
331)
gift;
and
life
with
death.
Sin
is
an
employer
of
labor.
i
children's
story:
-Adventure
j
perhaps
the
most
eiye,
employer
in
the
world.
He
;
n?
is
Dound
by
strong
law
to
pay
wages,
to
every
one
wno
;
sermon:
"We,
the
People,
Are
FARMING
MEASURE
Furlong
is
a
corruption
of
"furrow-long,"
the
length
of
a
slfle
of
a
squure
field
10
acret
in
extent.
IKS
mm.)
mm
works
for
hira.
It
is
true
he.
does
not
pay
in
full
at
the
.
end
of
each
week,
or
month,
for
:
:
the
Problem."
YOU
ARE
INVITED
'
his
kind
of
wages
Is
unfavorable
standing
over
such
and
mock-
JPelcome
Shell!
I
NCREASED
EMPHASIS
Is
given
Prince
Rupert
in
the
establishment
of
I
as
a
distribution
centre
the
handsome
new
plant
of
the
Shell
Oil
Company
of
British
Columbia
Limited.
The
official
opening
of
the
premises
took
place
yesterday,
and
to
all
who
had
the
privilege
of
being
present,
the
occasion
was
one
of
outstanding
interest
and
pleasure.
It
is
a
source
of
much
satisfaction
to
find
here
the
Sales
Agency
and
Bulk
Storage
Depot
of
an
organization
such
as
Shell
Oil.
This
unit
completes
the
link
where
servicing
embracing
a
wide
and
steady
developing
territory,
becomes
available.
This
includes
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
south
to
Ocean
Falls
and
as
far
east
as
Prince
George.
It
is
within
this
area
that
today,
some
of
the
most
important
industrial
expansion
in
the
west
is
now
taking
place,
and
in
prospect.
i
The
development
is
another
expression
of
the
faith
and
confidence
being
shown
in
Northern
British
Columbia.
,
ine
their
vain
calculations.
Man
to
this
method.
Nevertheless,
Nevertheless,
every
day
of
la-ifcas
done
a
piece
ot
worll
Ior
sin
ibor
becomes
a
debt
to
the
mas
j
today
and
Sin
will
pay
him
his
ter.
Sin,
and
is
kept
record
of,
wages,
in
inclining
him
to
do
I'
Real
,
and
will
be
recompensed
by
Kim
the
same
tomorrow.
Tomorrow,
!
Jn
due
course,
as
long
as
the
re-'the
voice
of
inclination
will
be
j
lationship
between
himself
and
stronger,
the
voice
of
conscience!
the
worker
continues
to'
hold,
weaker,
his
will
more
under
j
and
the
worker
remains
the
ser-.
bondage.
He
will
more
likely
do
1
!vant
of
sin
to
the
end.
Small.
a8ain
'nat
he
has
done
once-
i
8LVATI1!
ARMY
Praser
SUJef
CO.:
Major
w.
Tuseija
Directory
Class
a
.30
p
m.
Sunday
School
S
OO
pm.
(Black
26tli
ST.
PAIL'S
LLTIII'RAN
5th
Ave.
at
McBrlde
St.
Pastor:
3.
Solland
(Black
610
ST.
PLTFR'R
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
B.
Hoc
son
Sunday
School
11:00
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
i
:30
p
m.
(Blue
327)
1
Clean
AT
TJIE
-
Full
Gospel
'Tabernacle
202
Sixth
Avenue
West
STARTING
SEPTEMBER
18
Evangelist
Eunice
Meyer
Sunday
11
and
7:30.
Tuesday
through
Friday,
8:00,
WHATEVER
YOUR
NEED
COME
ALONQ
PASTOR:
C.
FAWf'KTT
Green
331
V
installments
of
wages
are
paid
:
find
il
leiS
difficult,
and
at
the
;
as
time
goes
on,
but
the
day
of
j
same
tiine
feel
les-s
remorseful,
j
reckoning
comes
at
the
end
of
j
"Great
oaks
from
little
acorns
I
life.
One
thing
these
small
in-
grow:"
so
it
Is
with
sin.
An
i
stallments
do,
as
the
Jiumanevil
imagination
encouraged,
an
r
Pric
Don't
I
I
body
does
when
overstrained,
is
!
impure
thought
harbored,
.
an
:
!
to
give
strong
hints
and
warn-
I
unholy
ambtion
controlling
us:
!
I
ings
of
recompense
which
comes
J
and
the
work
is
begun;
what
:
in
the
end.
,
the
progression
and
end
will
be,
'
Everyone
agrees
with
the
no
human
tongue
can
describe,
;
-w
mm
a
U
:Isp,C
lit
?:-
v
!r
I)
MEN'S
DRESS
AMi
;
statement,
that
the
'wages
of
but
the
Bible
says,
it
is
'death.'
sin
is
death.'
in
the
ease
of
the
j
"There
Is
a
way
which
seems
dishonest,
the
intemperate,
the
:
right
to
a
man,
but
the
end
grossly
immoral,
the
murderer,
;
thereof
are
the
ways
of
death."
who
reap
the
fruit
of
their
own
I
beseech
you
in
Jesus
name,
evil
deeds
in
their
own
bodies,;
take
Jesus
Christ
as
your
Savor
in
civil
punishment.
Great
iour
and
Master:
break
with
your
SOX-No
MEN'S
SPORT
SHI!
Now
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHURCH
(Fundamentalist
S29
E.
6th
tNear
High
School
i
Phone
369
SUNDAY,
SEPT.
18,
1949
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
(Attendance
even
better
last
Sunday
Every
scholar
be
on
hand
this
week)
7:30
p.m.
Gospel
Service.
Speaker:
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby.
A
QUESTION
OF
LOYALTY"
Wed.,
8
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting
Mon.,
7:30
p.m.
Young
People's
Society
WE
BELIEVE
AND
PREACH
THE
OLD-TIME
GOSPEL
-:
.
..'TP
j
MEN'S
WORK
SHll
j
.)
J
,
cause
have
such
persons
to
say,
present
master
and
serve
the
,
'In
serving
sin,
I
have
served
a
;
Lord.
Just
master.
I
have
received
an!
MEN'S
WORK
PA.V.
"f
Now
.
Army
,
MEN'S
DRESS
PAYI1
Istiortnirnt,
perfect
i
The
Salvation
Citadel
Now
MEN'S
ALL-W001
:
exact
equivalent
for
each
sin-
j
'
f
ul
desire.'
'
It
is
not
so
obvious
but
just
.as
true,
that.
this
law
follows
in
;
.
ca.es
far
short
of
criminal,
ex-
cess.
We
see
it
in
the
way
sin
pays
off
in
kind.
Let
a
christian
I
man
neglect
prayer,
Bible
read-1
ing.
the
Sabbath
Day,
or
any
i
FISHERMEN'S
Mill
cut
Now
eeee
!
MfcYS
RAINCOAftJ
fitting
MEN'S
GABAKP1M
!
Full
linrd
Major
and
Mrs.
Yurgensen
SUMMER
CONGRESS
MEETINGS
.
Saturday,
8
p.m.
Musical
Salute
and
Welcome.
SUNDAY
Holiness
Meeting.
11
a.m.
Sunday
School,
2
p.m.
Citizens'
Ralley,
3
p.m.
Salvation
Meeting,
7:30
p.m.
Monday,
September
19,
8
p.m.,
Public
Rally.
Colonel
G.
Best,
Field
Secre-
f
-
;
v
j
MEN'S
COVERT
CU
I
t
ft
I
v
.
s.
-v.
--ri
thing
which
to
him,
is
the
known
'
will
of
God;
to
him
it
is
sin.
He
j
supposes
himself
free
to
resume
I
any
of
these
interrupted
habits
when
he
will;
he
thinks
he
is
j
his
own
master,
and
what
he
4
V
.
.
"
'V-
I
111
COATS
Tops
in
Uii
Chose
fit
MEN'S
SLEEVELESS
SWEATERS
BOYS'
AI.L-ND01
has
willed
one
day,
he
may
tomorrow
will
the
opposite.
Young
and
old
think
.
tbey
SWEATERS-N'u
Ir
r
HOYS'
ALL-WOOL
f
J
roay
always
and
quickly
recover
tary
for
Canada.
Newfoundland
lifg.
$4.59
BOYS'
SCHOOL
Fll
any
pet
indulgence
of
the
hour,
and
Bermuda,
will
conduct
thes;
and
regain
the
right
way
easily
Congress
gatherings.
just
by
a
decision.
But
Sin
is
You
are
cordially
invited.
Well
-made
BOYS'
KAINCOATS-I
filling
First
Presbj
teriair
Church
Dnecior
of
Music:
Mrs.
E.
J,
Smith
BOYS'
ALL-WOOL
M
JACKETS
You'll
seHhe
pace
BOYS'
SOXSpwol
i
LEBANESE
ENVOY
Nadim
Dlmchkio,
consul-general
designate
of
Lebanon,
said
on
'his
arrival
to
Canada
that
two
of
his
main
purposes
will
be
to
foster
trade
between
his
country
and
the
Dominion
and
to
help
Lebanese
immigrants
settle
in
Canada.
The
diplomat
is
shown
with
his
wife
and
two-year-old
son,
Riad,
as
they
arrived
in
Montreal
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
liner
Empress
of
Canada.
(CP.
Photo)
D
coo
id
Dunann
really
stand
ouQ
!"
What
a
color
.
.
.
thai
new
Autumn
Red!
Hold
n
a
amiKet
.
.
.
rhaiiBina
a
a
cloud
.
.
.
Wp
red,
pol.l,
y-llow
.
.
.
hlendiiiK
,
.
.
nuTtting
.
.
.
drifting
wet
jour
roof
like
a
windblown
autumn
fudd!
And
equally
thrilling
...
the
new
Garden
Green
and
Mountain
Blue
lilendxt
These
rolora,
Pl.l'S
all
the
luninu
other
Duroid
features
,
.
.
axplndt
ohingleit
that
are
fire
retardant
.
.
.
permanently
Itrjxht
.
.
.
that
Mon't
fude
and
never
nrxl
puiiliug
.
.
.
give
you
the
'
very
Iw-kt
rMf
huv
on
the
market
today!
Iniitt
on
the
lM-nt
.
.
.
Genuine
Duroid
Awpludt
Shingle
in
2-ten
ntjle.
Tlaee
BOYS
SCHOOL
SUffl
Sp'fial
IECKIES
ON
YOUR
FEET
YVA
BLANKETS
Pw
'i
Church
Service
Sunday
Morning
ONLY
Mr.
Ewold,
Guest
Speaker
Anthem:
Junior
Choir
'In
Our
Hearts
Celestial
Voices"
Sunday
School
at
12:15
p.m.
SLIT
CASES-
DAILY
NEWS
MEETS
(Continued
trom
l-age
1)
u...
.!..
I
Inn
.
Tltl
NKS--C-oinl
tM
i
member
for
Skeena
and
was
assured
that
Ted
Applewhaite
is
i
a
congenial
and
compatible
soul
'
who
will
team
up
well
with
anybody
Liberal,
C.C.F.'er
or
Tory
hub
tarians
he
had
met
during
hi.
day
including
such
personage
as
Olof
Hanson
nnrl
Wurrv
Por-v
1
-who
has
the
good
of
Canada
for
both
fif
I'hnm
hp
pvnmcoH
and
Rritish
Pdlnmhia
of
Uonri
I
SAVOY
HOTEL
W.
L.
WOODS,
Prop,
PIIONE
37
P.O.
BOX
1397
FRASER
STREET
your
order
now
with
your
neareitt
Sidney
PrtMlurU
IKuler.
Complee
ruHyl.follw
iiiblriK
tiona
in
every
package,
DuroitI,
made
only
by
'
JOHN
high
admiration
and
regard
and
especially
one
who
can
give'
even
if
they
are
Libera's.
i
him
a
hand
in
the
Interests
of
Meantime,
Grace,
daughter
of
Skeena.
Angus
and
Ted
should
respected
C.C.F.
founder,
J.
S.
g"4
on
nicely
down
here.
They
Wfwlsvorth,
went
on
with
her
both
have
the
interests
of
th(
knitting.
Grace
Is
a
lovely
young
ordinary
folks
at
heart,
lariy
of
charm
and
personality
j
Another
Parliamentarian
we
.she.
is
so
natural
too.
Angus
saw
and
chatted
with
was
Wil-probably
owes
a
great
deal
of
liam
Brice
of
Winnipeg
West
his
long
sustained
political
sue-
who
everybody
knows
and
af-ce.ss
to
Grace.
fectionately
calls
"Scotty."
He
is
Angus
was
also
interested
to
a
C.C.F.'er
too,
another
member
Hear
how
Harry
Archibald
was
,
of
his
party
w
ho
was
able
to
getting
along
now.
He
wanted
survive
the
Liberal
landslide
of
to
know,
too,
about
the
new
'last
June.
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&
PAPER
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RUPERT
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VANCOUVM
Try
the.
Princeton
for
'round
year
style
and
friendlv
comfort
It's
a.
dresy,
brogue
in
rich
brown
calf-a
shoe
that
0okS
right,
feels.
right,
anytime.
Ask
your
-shoe
deajer
for
The
Princeton
-a
Leekie
JohnBuIgLl
Third
A"
quality
shoe.
i
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As
an
added
convenience
to
our
subscribers
in
Prlnco
Rupert,
arrangements
are
being
made
to
have
all
subscriptions
fall
due
on
the
first
day
of
each
month.
Any
assistance
our
subscribers
can
give
our
carriers
to
facilitate
this
change
will
be
appreciated
by
this
newspaper.
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SUMMER
CONGRESS
Conducted
by
Colonel
Gilbert
Best
Pl'BLIC
MEETINGS
Friday,
September
16th,
8
p.m.
Devotional
Meeting.
Saturday,
Sept.
17th
Musical
Salute
and
Welcome,
8
p.m.
Sunday,
September
18lh
11
a.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
3:00
p.m
Citizens'
Rally
Mr.
Louis
M.
Felsenthal,
Chairman
Red
Shield
Campaign
will
preside
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Gilbert
Best
will
speak.
"Our
Standing
Army."
Monday,
September
19th,
8
p.m.
Public
Rally
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