e,
Prfnrr
Ktipm
Dailp
rectos
Saturday.
December
3,
1949
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C1uircK.fi
War
Services
United
Force
The
triumphant
results
of
tolerance
among
four
widely
separated
groups
banded
together
for
a
common
end
were
Ulustrat-
IN
THE
SfPRFMR
COt'RT
OK
bhU-T1HH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROHATE
IN
TTIE
MATTFR
OF
Tl'E
kTATE
OF
NEW
LIND.
DEC
RAbKD
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
ordr
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Hrttish
Columbia
Letters
Probate
ol
the
last
will
of
Nels
Unci,
who
lifd
on
the
20th
day
of
December,
mo
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia
were
granted
to
me
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
s:k
estate
are
required
to
pay
th
Xmas
GifLt
S
Real
si-
An
1ndffi.1it
daMT
neV-attpt
drrntd
to
the
upbuildin
of
Prime
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and
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h.v
Capt.
William
Poulton
of
the
;
'sti;t"
""'
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)
to
file
particulars
thereof
with
me
Prices
Salvation
Army
In
an
address
be-1
aulv
verified
on
or
before
the
28th
day
of
December.
149
after
whlc'i
fore
the
Rotary
Club's
weekly
,
date
i
win
proceed
to
distribute
the
I
estate
to
those
entitled,
hnvtnir
re.
luncheon
meeting.
,
nurd
only
to
uuch
claims
as
I
shall
j
then
have
received
not
ire
Capt.
Poulton,
who
was
direc-
1
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
B."
C.
this
,
28th
dav
of
November.
1!m
tor
of
the
Salvation
Army's
war
'
olop
Hanson
GOD
AND
MAN
Pastor
C.
Fawcett,
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle)
"Then
Peter
said,
silver
and
gold
have
I
none,
but
such
as
I
haw
give
I
thee;
In
the
name
of
Jesus
of
Nazareth
rise
up
and
walk."
And
h
took
him
by
the
right
hand,
and
lifted
him
up.
and
immediately
his
feet
and
his
ankle
bones
received
strength.
And
he
leaping
up
stood,
and
walked
and
entered
with
them
into
the
temple,
walking
and
leaping
and
praising
God."
"
(Act
III
6-8i.
Men's
DRESS
S;
bi9
selection
Men's
T
I
c
e
gifts.
Latest
shj,
ruriiifta
netivltlac
r
CnfFlnnH
nit
I
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rrince
Rupert.
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vt
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i
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v
Mu.a.tp,
luuitl
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UIL
j
(2''li
war,
nsea
tne
cannruan
war
Only
men
and
tvomen
who
have
carried
the
com-
services
as
ine
example
of
m-
oassion
for
and
siifrWir.,
Vmmnrntvr
nU
rniVlv
sP,rm
resul,a
of
thls
co-opera
Prince
Kupert
Florists
a
!
Flowers
for
All
OrraiunK
)
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
316
Tol
77
tion.
ii
urn
Men's
SWEA"
pullover
and
s
styles,
wools,
G
from
Men's
TfcCUS
dress,
oil
wXlj
Perfect
gift,
g0,
mpnt
frrim
MervH'ex
In
all
chunhen
at
II
a.m.
atttl
7
:.Wl
p.m.;
Ktimla.v
n-IiimiI
at
it'.W
evcept
a
fchown.
AMil.ir.4V
CATHEDRAL
4th
Ave.
W
at
Dunsmuir
Bt.
Holy
Communion
I
J
i
n.
Sunday
School
1
:00
p
m.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter.
BA.BD
Rector:
(Blue
7r.j
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BAPTIST
5th
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E
at
Youn?
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Fawcett
(Green
S31)
SALVATION
Ar.MT
FTaser
etteet.
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poulton
lurertory
Class
2
:30
p
m.
Sunday
School
S
:00
p
m.
(Blact
29.
ST.
PUXK
M
TBEIMN
5th
Ave.
at
McBrlde
St.
Pastor:
.
Solland
(Black
610'
ST.
Pf.TKR'S
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
E.
Hod
son
Sunday
School
1
1
OC
a
m.
Evening
Praver
;30
p.m.
(Blue
M7)
know
the
feelinir
that
feter
must
have
had
as
he
wsll-i
rV
h,,si
1
Canadian
War
Servtces.
t
vote
untiLuui
auu
pafl
viic
munr
man
.
,K
!,,,,
.bejrging
alms
from
all
who
passed
by.
No
greater
the
y.m
c.a..
KniRhta
of
coium-
i.
Men's
oil
w00
hcovy
SHIRT-J
good
shodes
bargain
piCtUl'e
IS
given
in
the
Word
of
God,
Which
?hoVS
the'bm
nd
the
Canadian
Legion
-rtat
into
wtik-h
man
has
;
centrallwd
their
efforts
aiter
fallen
and
no"
g-rwiter
Mafnplej
te
Lord
Jesus
Christ
as
our
starting
out
on
individual
war
of
Divine
authority
end
tJellY-j
pofgonal
Saviour.
In
simple!
service
programs.
With
dlffer-erance,
which
Is
at
tire
JiKposalj
words
Jewis
had
Mid
to
Petw:ifnt,
aird
orten
divergent
Vlew-of
the
minister
of
Ood.
You
s(e
the
w&rk5
j
rt0
points,
their
problem
was
to
The
lame
man
asked
only
tor'x
.
effort
for
the
bnn(J
th?
flw
hear
carry
on
a
Joint
material
aid.
He
didnot
reallw
)k
fl;a(1
w,r,w
ftnd
,he
tem
the
m
happiness
of
the
phvs.cal
needs.
Peter
had
0
,
fighting
men.
money
bHt
he
knew
he
had
v
.......
Moving,
Tacking,
(
ruling,
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
Phon-a
fif
and
fK
Men's
All
V0
the
plan
that
God
had
for
his
"It
Is
a
tribute
to
our
spirit
of
power.
You
are
one
with
Me,
romething
far
greater
than
a
hoe.
.
tv.
v.-
..r
us-
iri
wn-mnic
nuu
i
u-uut-i
Blum
mm
Just
Beginning
of
us
have
come
to
believe
that
our
business
MANY
in
the
state
is
nothing;
more
than
a
matter
of
continual
demanding.
We
do
the
shouting
but
we
want
some
foive
to
actually
undertake
the
nebulous
movements
that
we
call
human,
forward-looking,
constructive.
We
want
everyone
to
have
a
better
start
and
are
content
with
easy
cure-alls.
We
are
vaguely
concerned
about
our
financial
situation
and
declining
foreign
trade
but
we
accept
the
remedy
of
federal
control
of
exchange
and
distribution
and
added
subsidies.
We
want
an
equalizing
of
rewards
but
instead
we
get
taxation
that
limits
incentive
and
strangles
effort.
We
think
of
world
government
or
the
abolition
of
war
and
gladly
turn
over
our
worries
to
government
groups
and
committees
of
study.
There
may
be
much
in
our
demands.
They
are
often
generous,
well-intentioned
and
forward-looking
but
they
are
just
the
beginnings
of
thinking
and
doing.
Credulously,
we
seem
to
think
that
someone
other
than
ourselves
will
take
life
forward.
We
have
thoughtless
confidence
in
the
goodwill,
devotion
and
sense
of
the
men
in
whom
we
have
vestejl
the
jxnver
to
put
our
reforms
into
operation.
We
ilon't
approve
of
them
when
they
touch
ourselves
but
we
hopefully
expect
miracles
of
broad-mimted
altruism
on
matters
more
distantly
personal.
But
he
lesson
of
history
is
that
power
is
never
so
used.;
Maybe
we
had
better
not
hope
for
it
now.
As
individuals
we
should
share
the
power,
invest
our
individual
strength
and
integrity
in
honestly
informing
ourselves
and
assume
our
own
measure
of
responsibility
rather
than
bridge
it
to
some
committee
or
group"
or
government.
We
should
remember
Lfcarthe
people's
representatives
in
Parliament
are
he
mirror
of
the
people
themselves.
Society
has
Sever
btien
.better
than
the
quality
of
the
units
that
'.compose
it.
If
we
ourselves
remain
at
the
tOATS
Covt
new
shades
arv
fit.
Real
bargan
Men's
SOX
selection,
new
good
quality,
fr
few
pennies
And
Immediately
ltwm',nd
,
the
Canadian
War
Service,
or-Peter
w
tnem
said:
Look
on
m
-
There
i
ppter
vnlatton
was
the
ftrrest
of
any
Capt.
Poulton
de-
VJr
7k
.k
.
r11
7.
thomy.
That's
why
he
eooM
the
M4
1
'Other
armies
copied
us
Boys'
SHIRTS
I
.
Z
.,7
.
'
"PPctor
of
persons.
He
sttl
We
carried
the
work
to
the
boys
And
I
say
unto
thee
them
ait,-,,,
.
.
1
.
.
SPECIALIZING
in
Designing
and
Remodelling
tirtnn
th
i
rcieV
I
"
.
!"''"
"
'
Hid
Peror
nv4
K.
.In.,.
...t.A
.
l
.
Kl-
1
"
"
"
"
"ul
-"""":
.
v
ill
build
my
church,
and
the
,
,
es
r.-
rti
hn
A.
r,e.ii
nln
nA
women
He
is
mHtmg
a
maximum
effort
In
be-
shades,
from
,
Boys'
SWEAT
assortment
f
ro-Boys'
All
Wot
JACKETS
goc
bargain
prices
from
same
half
ef
the
men
and
a
olid
front
11
laa.nst
it.
And
I
will
nto
!
ay
thc
Fa
,
v.
..
v
-o
u.T
icici.
Bcainst
unoue
encroacnmeni.
nv
Kuss"
Gatzke
CONTRACTING
mi
i
my
of
heaven:
and
whatsoever
thoti
rt
Peter
wno
?en6
v
authority,
f
halt
bind
on
earth
shall
be
xr1
tyi
rront
of
Iutle
ma,'
Poulton
was
thanked
tor
bound
in
heaven:
and
whatso-1
after
he
had
boa!ted
how
he
his
talk
by
Crab
President
R.
G
ever
thou
shalt
loose
On
earth
woulcl
never
forsake
tnp
Lord.
Van
der
Sluys.
Guests
at
the
shall
be
loosed
in
heaven."
Yes-
11
Wdli
:'eter
no
was
s.
meeting
were
W.
R.
Trench,
Van-Peter
knew
that
In
the
begin-,
eak:
Vy.hat
made
the
differ"
couver.
Jphn
Bulger.
Roy
Collin-
Boys
Dress
Rl
Box
1558
Phone
Hlack
279
RAINCOATS
from
Boys'
and
Girls'
GOLF
HOSE!
limir
fir
froolinn
n
i,'-'"-1--
""c
it
V
H-Ulli
II
1
i
son,
Prince
Rupert.
W.
R
May
Peter
r
V
t-.
i
.
r-
.
o
v.
.
.
.
....
11
mail
nau
oecn
given
dominion
over
the
creatures
of
the
earth
and
that
nad
waited
in
the
iiDDer
room
First
Prcsbj
teriai;
Church
Duector
of
Music:
Mrs.
E.
J
Smith
Morning
Worship
11
a.m.
Anthem
Junior
Choir:
"The
Lord
is
My
Shepherd."
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
Evening
Worship
7:30
p.m.
Rev
.James
A.
Munro,
General
vt
.
1
f
I
I
!
he
lie
had
naa
Wn
oeen
iriven
given
aufhnrlfo
authority
"1e
promise
Ol
me
f
BHier.
"
-;-
-
rVragmr
and
Alf
Harvey,
all
of
over
material
things
as
well
aV
He
"ad
ben
charged
.g-
Pa
over
sin
and
sickness.
He
also
I
tn
supernatural
power
of
mm
I;!-
knew
that
man
abdicated
his
neven.
No
other
power
under
"
EBY
&
SONS
Contractors
REPAIRS
-
REMODELLING
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.ILA.
Phone
Grren
883
Boi
5KS
I
thrnnn
h-Iipii
iniv
h
heaven
can
transform
live
I
Secretary
of
the
Board
of
Missions
will
preach
at
both
services.
First
United
Church
636
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prrnee
Rupert,
BC.
Rev.
Lnwrence
O.
Blerwt
ions
will
preach
at
both
services,
REAL
EST
beginnings
we
cannot
hope
that
the
eoternment
will
,teUins
f
experiences:
oh1
a
re-provide
more
than
the
beginnings
our
high
and
tSgTt'h'e
congregation
genefnus
hopes.
:wjII
be
held
at
the
close
of
the
INSURAN
that
Jesus
came
to
re-establish
tnor
t6le
awav
Pain
ard
suTfer-that
spiritual
state,
and
place'
tn8-
nor
break
the
power
of
.
man
bick
.In.
Divine
.auOiorlty.j
tvil
sP"rit.
It
takes
the
power
He
had
walked
"with
thY
Master.
'
of
tn
HoI.V
Ghost
Tlowtng
he
had
seen
all
the
miracles
tftrou8h
the
lives
of
men
and
.hat
Jesus
had
performed.
Had
women-
that
reallzj
who
they
he
not
heard
Jesus
say:
"The
are
8nd
tnen
ay
"Look
on
m,
things
that
I
do
ye
shall
floaml
Ari,e
antJ
walk
OoA
Is
still
the
zrtiter
than
these
because
I
,ftrrie-
He
is
still
using
men
ami
?o
to
My
Father.
Yes,
Peter,
wonien
fill?3
'ith
the
Holy
knew
who
he
was.
he
wax
!
Ghost
and
He
is
still
eonflnniii
INCOME
11
H
a.m.
Morning
Service
Sermon:
Christ
Appeals
to
Human
Heart.
.lbertv
is
jiever
the
first
concem
of
covern-
;evenirie
service-
RCTURr.S
PP.!
men!
It
ir
thjeTiarirfi
nf
tha
nnnnlr.
f...
...i'
I
Children's
Story:
Tell
tt
on
the
I
T
"v
i
r
V
'
J
F"r"c
1
-
j-iuiii
ttiiuin
IMIWIJI
ine
WIC
?
r,
REGULAR
BAPTIST
nment
springs.-
It
is
not
a
lasting:
and
inalien
R.
E.MOUT!
324
2nd
"Ave.
His
word
with
slens
fo.lowm
child
of
Ood
he
was
a
king
CHIROPRACTOR
lohn
F.
L.
Hughes,
I.C,
I'h.C
21-22
Besrier
Blork
Phone
BLUE
442
for
Appointment
HOI
KS
10:30
a
m.
to
n
3"
p
m.
una
I
to
i
r.n
I
i:m;s
Mountain.
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship
Sermon:
Digging
Old
Wills
Sunday
Schools
at
First
Church,
Juniors
and
tip.
10
Reader,
God
is
able
to
satisiv
.-tigning
on
a
torone.
.nd
so
are
you
and
1
U
we
have'
accepted
I
every
need
and
Jonsrfn
of
your
neari.
ne
Will
met
Vrinr
nel
rihvslcallv
mar--!!!,,
a
m.
Beginners
and
primary.
EVANGELISM
NOW
TABOO
i
Continued
rrom
faae
l.
CHANDLF.
POHTHA1T
.SV
Film
Finishing
I
Flash
I'lioto
r.tkm
Phone
Green
3!
"
"RINCE
fM'i'KR'.
spiritually.
Why
not
give
Ood
12:15
Al
Conrad
United
Hall,
a
chance
In
your
heart
and
life?
a"
ftt
2
P
m-
Monday
nd
Prkl;'.
7
30
p
m.
fi,i
J
those
unahl
to
mm
during
th
M.V
HECKK1
lONIST
in
UKnd-
I
nce
afternoons.
J
able
j
ndo7neht.
It
is
a
heritage
that
is
endangered
by
inf
rtia
and
complacency
on
the
part
of
the
people,
by
reluctance
and
timidity
in
keeping
abreast
of
the
needj
of
progressive
society.
Victor
Hugo,
looking
out
of
his
Paris
window
at
thji
crowds
behind
the
barricades
screaming
for
government
and
justice,
scoffed:
"These
are
not
the
rjeople,
these
are
only
the
mournful
beginings
of
tht'
people."
Our
demands
and
our
hopes
are
only
"mojrnful
beginnings"
which
we
ourselves
must
follow
up
with
our
talents
and
our
energies.
ince,
still
in
Nationalist
hands,
CHURCH
!
(Fundamentalist1
!
639
East
6th
Ave.
Near
High
School)
J
Pastor
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
!
SUNDAY,
DEC.
4,
1949
j
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Service.
J
Topic:
RELIGIOUS
;
INDIFFERENCE"
i
(Junior
Choir
Will
Sing)
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
Gospel
Service.
Topic:
"THE
FULL
GOSPEL"
Special
Music
Male
Quartet
Mon.
7:30
p.m.
Hl-Young
Peoples.
Wed.
8
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting
and
nineteen
In
Formosa
Which
has
long
been
the
stronghold
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada
missionary
endeavour
In
the
Orient.
I
Eighty-Jive
percent
of
the'
Church
of
Christ
work
In
China;
Is
Presbyterian,
Mr.
Munro
states,
',
fiAT7fSrA
faMi
if
1
THEj
MUNICIPAL
FIELD
THE
jThur.
3:30
p.m.
Mission
Band
Frl.
8
p.m.
Ambassadors
Senior
Young
Peoples!
!
THE
OLD-TIME
GOSPEL
much
of
It
being
by
the
American
Presbyterian
church.
!
Much
of
Mr.
Munro's
three
months
in
China
was
spent
jusl
ahead
of
the
advancing
Com-''
munists.
He
was
In
such
places
SWEETEST
C!
A
IfTKR
all
there
is
no
serious
lack
of
municipal
candidates
at
least
as
far
as
numbers
is
con,-
South
for
Mas
S.S.
IKLCE
CKOUCK
To
VANCOUVER
and
WAYPORTS
DECEMBER
15th.
DECEMBER
22nd.
EARLY
RESERVATIONS
NECESSARY.
CALL
OR
WRITE
CITY
Oil
DEPOT
TICKET
OFFICE
PHONE
2f0
or
338
Canadian
National
Steamships
cernfd.
The
electors
have
full
fields
to
choose
from
5
1
Moirs
XXX
Lowneys
,
Neilson's
Smiles
n'
Cht
Russell
Grant
-
as
snangnal
Nanking
and
Can-Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Waiburton
ton,
also
visiting
Japan,
Burma
left
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
'
and
India
.
In
Shanghai
he
George
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
found
conditions
of
"lnconcelv-Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
the
'
able
chaos'
and
disorder."
in
the
selection
of
their
mayor
and
aldermen
.who
will
jfind
plenty
of
questions
and
problem
to
'consider
and
solve
once
they
are
in
office.
'
the
aldermanic
board
of
1950
is
going
to'
include
SOmtl
new
hlnrirl
Whifh
i
insvnorionon1
V,
south
.
They
are
the
son-in-law
and
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
While
here,
Mr.
Munro
will
j
from
95c
to
$6
meet
In
bus'rnes
!
1
r
..ah.1
n.iv.m
in
luc
uciu
'Jrjshua
"lcc"
""oincim
session
wrawun
with
whb
the
ine
McKav
Of
Pri
C
R
of
municipal
affairs.
That
is
as
it
should
be.
Sooner
1
pert
and
their
marridge
took
toard
of
manaKemeht
and
the
WITH
COLORFUL
XMAS
WRAITIN'O
congregation.
He
is
hopeful
that
place
a
few
days
ago.
or
later
the
novice
arrives
and
he
may
have
a
con
trihmion
to
make
at
that.
.
Ithtllarr
(ltanuani
i
there
will
be
a
permanent
settle-
ment
of
the
local
pulpit
in
the
t
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in
the
Dally
News.
I
near
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