2
2
Idxlntc
Rupert
Dailp
rectos
Saturday,
Oct.er
29,
1949
1
Service:
sfi'SfChtiTthB
Ray
Reflects
...
...
and
Reminisces
Ail
.
Iiidependpct
Jau?
ntwspar-'r
devote.t
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Ruivrt
i
and
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and
central
British
Columbia
j
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as
Second
Class
Mull,
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
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News
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,
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Avenue,
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Columbia
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Editor.
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O
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
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1
SATURDAY
SERMON
j
JESUS
WKXT
AHOUT
(By
Rev.
Lawrence
Sieber,
First
United
Church
1
ways
burning
Itself
out,
but
it
catches
fire
again
every
time
a
child
is
born
G.
B.
Shaw.
Soviet
Russia
ts
subscribing
for
papers
published
In
North-em
British
Columbia,
and
presumably,
in
Alaska
as
well.
We
DIRECTORY
RerrtrM
In
all
rriiirehw
at
II
a.m.
and
?:3A
p.m.:
4ttnrta.r
school
at
1?:IS
exrept
as
shown.
-
ANGLICAN
CATIIKIKL
4th
Ave.
W.
at
Dunsmuir
St.
Holy
Communion
8:30
a
m.
Sunday
School
'2
:00
p
m.
Canon
Basil
8
Prockter.
B
A
.
B
ti.
Cornelius
invited
IWr
to
come
to
his
house
and
can
ust
picture
uncle
Joe,
at
Basketball
t"e
ena
M
a
hard
talk
,
ii
with
him
and
ii.,.,.
his
friends.
Peter
was
impressed
j
l
by
boots
and
with
.
cay,
draw
long
tiector:
(Blue
irj)
;eis
from
ai
ver;t
Pair
,M
W
ORK
PAXTSJ,
Special
'rom
MEN'S
WORSTIO
VIEN'SHATS-Ut,
StMe,
fr,n
S3((j
MEN
S
DRKSS
AM
SOX-Nw
the
reception
given
him
and
by
the
eagerness
of
the
ing
freely
.sating
back
getting
the
low
down
on
weddings,
bas
FIRST
BPTIT
5th
Ave
E.
at
Young
St'
Minister;
Rev.
Fred
Antrobua
(Green
812)
N
THESE
DAYS
of
worry
and
uncertainty,
it
is
fitting
that
a
lot
of
us
should
turn
our
attention
to
Now
that
the
novelty
of
being
President
has
worn
orr
and
there
is
no
neces.M-y
-M
court
goodwill,
Mr.
Truman
Is
becoming
irritated
with
the
press
of
the
United
Stales.
It's
like
that,
sometimes.
Perhaps
he
Is
unable
to
recall
It
-was
a
newspaperman
who
steered
him
into
national
politics
In
the
first
place
and
that
a
friendlv
nre;e
ketball,
council
meetings
and
personal
notes
in
Prince
Rupert
and
such
places.
household
to
hear
what
he
had
to
say.
So
Peter
started
where
anyone
of
us
would
start
with
experience.
He
noted
how
they,
not
being
Jews,
desired
to
know
the
Gospel.
He
spoke
of.
the
things:
tney
knew
and
then
uiked
of
Jesus
'who
went
about
doing
good
and
healing
all
who
were
how
can
we
say
to
each
other:
let
me
commend
Jesus
to
you!
In
going
about
Jesus
saw
places.
He
often
visited
Jerusalem
at
festi
Someone,
posing
as
an
alarmist,
asks
nervously
what
has
be-ecme
of
all
the
women?
Speaking
offhand
we'll
say
all
that's
needed
to
bring
the
situation
had
something
to
do
with
land
oppressed
of
the
devil."
;
;
MKVS
WORK
SH'l
Now
This
is
what
Jesus
did.
There
FIRST
PftrsBYTFKIAN
4th
Avenue
Eaat
FIK"T
I'MTKIt
636
6th
Ave.
Weat
Rev.
L.
O
Sieber
(Green
613)
IT1.L
OOSPEL
TABI'KNACLE
202
6th
Ave.
West
Pastor:
C.
Fawcett
(Green
8311
SALVATION
ARMY
Praser
8tr?et
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poulton
Directory
Class
J
90
p
m.
Sunday
School
SO"
Dm.
(Black
Si
ing
him
in
Wasldngton
In
lh
last
election.
And
Incidentally
H
might
be
said
the
press
can
was
nothing
very
startling
about
j
back
to
normalcy
Is
a
dor
en
or
MEN'S
IKAIRI
val
times.
He
often
went
through
Judea
and
into
Galilee.
He
passed
through
Samaria
and
visited
it
all.
He
simply
did
ordinary
BREAKKRS-AH
A
so
honest
to
God
bargain
sales
oe
UC
I
critical,
I
i
1.11
n-lthnnt
kDi
,
.
.
;
.things
out
of
kindness
and
con
Special
a.
11
TT
1
,
1
I
II
H
T
1,11,1
r
Ceasarea
Philippi
and
the
Per-
whlch
is
sunnv
sunny
u-enher
weather.
Th.
There
will
h,i
be
K.i'nent,ly.
-worth
re-,
cern
for
"his
fellows.
People
are
"EN'S
AU.U-.J
eaii
side
of
Jordan.
And
as
he
went
about
he
kept
his
eye
op
a
gal
every
ten
or
fifteen
feet
membering
by
a
public
servant
as
well
as
privtate
citizen.
t'Rl-ISER
cw.TjJ
ordinary
and
their
needs
are
so
common.
God,
who
made
man
complete
diversion
on
occasion
as
a
tonic
so
that
we
may
be
refreshed
and
invigorated
for
the
serious
tasks
at
hand.
That
is
where
gowl,
clean,
well
organized
sport
comes
in
and
that
is
why
we
welcome
the
opening
of
a
new
basketball
season
in
Prince
Rupert
tonight.
Keeping
scores
of
young
folk
busy
in
active
play
and
attracting
the
interest
and
enthusiasm
of
thousands
of
spectators,
basketball
has
long
since
been
the
leading
winter
sport
in
Prince
Rupert,
providing
wholesome
and
healthy
diversion
for
a
large
section
of
the
population,
both
old
and
young.
"'And
our
success
in
provincial
competition
has
also
Tbrought
us
a
measure
of
good
publicity
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
we
may
feel
the
Vancouver
press
has
been
inclined
to
play
us
down
some
times.
,v..Y.es,
without
basketball
through
the
long
winter
months,
Prince
Rupert
would
be
a
dull
place.
:
So,
all
out
tonight!
Sliecial
en.
As
a
boy
he
went
to
synagogue
school
and
learned
to
read
and
write
In
the
traditional
manner
of
his
people.
He
played
at
weddings
and
funerals.
He
help-ed
his
father
make
yokes
for
the
iin
his
own
image
desired
for
his
children
the
best
things.
Seeing
they
needed
an
example
more
than
many
things
God
sent
Jesus
into
our
world
and
he
went
aboui
doing
good.
Mf
H
Tihe
heaviest
twenty-four
hour
ralntall
In
the
history
of
the
British
Columbia
coast,
according
to
official
records,
took
place
on
November
seventeenth
1917.
This
happened
at
Pr
.
No,
not
there.
It
occurred
at
Swanson
Bay.
tv.
pn.-
i.i
thi:hs
6th
Ave.
at
McBrlde
St.
Pastor:
E
Solland
(Black
610!
ST.
PITKITS
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
.
rlodson
Sunday
School
1
1
:00
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p.m.
Blu
827)
T
-j:i.-ti
.
.
oxen.
H
visited
the
markets
where
men
bought
and
sold.
He
perceived
the
wickedness
of
scribes
and
pharisees.
He
nottced
the
blind,
halt
and
lame'.
He
saw
leaven
at
work
in
bread.
He
"'an
i
stay
at
nome
a!i
the
time.
He
went
about.
H:j
idea
of
the
religious
life
was
not
to
live
apart
from
his
people.
The
monastic
idea
is
incomplete
We
must
mix
with
others,
else
It
was
not
untlll
J,
C.
Sykeg
of
South
Carolina
was
carving
MEN'S
)RE.SS
S(
from
I
ME.V'S
IM),:rHi
I
binations,
mti!ium
i
Special
MEN
S
KAiN(ov,f
fitting
I
MEN'S
(iAltARI
Full
lined
MEN'S
COVERT
(
1
COATS-Tops
in
l,
fit
I
MEN'S
DRESS
Pt
assortment,
pprlnti
Now
,
KNITTING
WO0I
ity.
Rt
jular
i;.c
f
Now,
per
ball
.
f
BOYS'
LACED
I
BOOTS-AII
M,fs.
I
SP'I
I
watched
women
grinding
at
the
meat
U
other
day,
that
he
First
United
Church
B36
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sieber
11
A.
M.
Sermon:
The
Reality
of
God
mill.
He
noticed
the
sparrow
fall,
discovered
Nature
had
Intended
him
for
a
suraeon.
instead
of
the
hen
gather
her
chicks
about
!
her.
He
saw
the
wild
flowers
j
Jui
anot)her
butcher.
The
bloom
in
the
field
and
watched
knife
sllPP"d
"d
he
cut
an
In-the
sower
sow
his
grain.
.These
I
clslon
tnat
was
Perfect
for
the
things
of
everday
living
he
saw
,emoval
ot
his
appendix.
That
BOOKER
and
used
in
his
teachings.
organ
was
removed,
there
beln
COAL
BURNER
It's
good
to
see
places
andiT
1
ThT
0r
k
'
aM
T
meet
people
In
heir
daily
!
,
l0"'!
a
CTime
m
inn
aw.
1
raa
sate
ap
Mil
tbla
anttkjim
Children's
Story:
It
Ought
To
Be
Fine.
7.30
P.
M.
Sermon:
A
Second
Chance
Sunday
Schools:
First
United
Junior-Intermediates
at
9:45
a.m.;
Primary
&
Beginners
as
usual
12:15.
Conrad
Hall
Ail
groups
at
2
p.m.
m-alrf
ur
lurnarr
rounds.
Travel
breaks
barriers
.
c"
fusion
Had
In
Spur
Hralrrt
ar
Vtiirrn
Air
I
iiruar
mmlcu
In
brHl
biMiMm
f
S
!
I
i'i,i.
of
mind
in
discovering
that
our
BOYS'
SCHOOL
a
vy
naic
lieaiT-u
V.IU10UL
Dring
'put
to
use.
And
as
for
Mr
4
needs
and
desires
are
alt
the
PANTS
"ill
v.
burns
the
Sykes?
Well,
he
can't
help
feel-
same.
Then
it
is
we
mav
more
earnestly
desire
to
do
someihti,
mg
just
a
bit
superior
to
all
other
butchers
of
his
BOYS'
RAINC0.1
fitting.
From
BOYS"
ALL-nooi
cheapest
small
Lignite
Con
Is
with
S',4
efficiency.
Cut
your
fuel
bills
about
them.
First
Presbj
teriai,'
Church
Director
of
Music:
Mrs.
K.
J
Jesus
was
active
in
gooci
works.
HCKETS
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
202
Sixth
Avenue
West
Sunday
Services
He
preached
the
gospell
of
grace
in
manv
wavs:
visitHo
homes
Perhaps
the
only
perfect
gift
that
we
can
give
to
the
world
Smith
Speaker
Mr.
J.
E.
Davey
Sunday
School
No
Evening
Service
and
the
sick,
feeding
the
hungry
j
comforting
the
soiowing.
chal-
i
in
hall!
OVER
22000
SATISFIED
I'SERS
IN
WESTERN
CANADA
Ill.trlr4
rMrr
(
Knrim
HrMn
and
t
tirfikm
is
the
gift
of
ourselves
at
our
I
bst.
What
do
we
live
for,
if
itj
is
not
to
make
life
less
difficult
!
11:00
Morning
Service
-
"Makirs-
A
Test"
12:15
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class.
lenging
the
living
of
young
men
and
women,
inspiring
by
his
un-
I
derstandinj
and
strong
goodness.
J
lor
others
Safety
News
A
Splendid
Sunday
School.
Open
4
t
1
Life
e
reopie
sent
for
him
People
Is
a
flame
that
Is
al
Iu
Payt
tc-r.
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
.
came
to
him.
Mothers
brought
their
children
to
him.
The
blind
lepers,
lame,
devil-possessed
PERSONAL
Xn
.MISS
GRESCOE
(Ccntlnuea
from
Page
1)
to
All
7:30
Evangelists
Service.
"Redemption"
Tues.
8:00
Prayer
Meeting
.
Thurs.
2:30
W.M.S.
Fri.
7:00
Boys
&
Girls
Clubs
Fri.
8:00
Young
PeoDles
ISLAND
CITY
BUILDERS'
SITPLIES
;
505
McBrlde
St.
Blue
820
YOUTH
SUNDAY,
OCT.
30
8:30
Holy
Communion
11:00
a.rtl
Mnrnmu
Provo.
poor
gatherd
about
him.
But
he
wasn't
naan
b
interested
unrirnwu
mere-
iiiere-
lion.
'
..
his
ibu
Cuides,
BrowniesCubs
Parade
iy
in
their
physical
needs.
He
rie-
From
your
own
,:
Come
in
and
&?
'
10c
EA.-25
I.-l
WRATH
A
t
PHOTO
I
IM
OUR
RADIO
CASE
THE
CASE
for
Prince
Rupert
and
the
central
in-I
,.
terior
district
for
better
and
more
readily
available
radio
broadcasting
service
has
been
ably
'presented
in
the
comprehensive
brief
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Cloumbia
to
the
Royal
Commission
on
Development
of
Arts,
Letters
and
Sciences.
,hbrif
f
ak
for
settinS
UP
of
booster
stations
atAinderhoof,
Burns
Lake,
Smithers
and
Terrace
so
that
network
programs
may
be
received
by
the
stjtsin
those
immediate
areas,
also
that
the
full
net-!f
Programs
be
broadcast
from
the
stations
at
Prince
Rupert'and
Prince
George
weZtrf
"
h3Ve
given
the
excuse
that
lines
Yeie
not
available
to
meet
requests
of
this
kind
f
?nada
but
aiIv
that
cannot
Zv
l
T
ff
aI,'ead-y
here
and
aI
that
is
necea-
Ldetol
n
m-re
reaSnabIe
ref,Uests
h'e
been
made
to
this
commission
than
those
from
the
Assoei-
affhnl
ntl'al
B-
-
WC
have
110
d-"t
tjiat
they
will
be
passed
along
with
a
blessing.
'
ALUMINUM
DEAL
T
Htor?i,WERF;ra,ther
SeH0l1S
Chares
that
Sena-j
tor
Thomas
Reid
made
in
connection
with
the
negotiations
between
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
and
W
provmciargovernment
for
water
power
rights"
n.C,Untry
Whidl
haS
been
U
Upon
on
th
th
establishment
cou"ting
of
an
aluminum
industry
to
VMi
a
prominent
part
in
the
development
impending
industrial
mauMnal
of
the
area.
;
We
suppose
that
Senator
Reid
has-been
very
f"S,d
Wo
making
charges
which
cannot
bu
help
to
have
an
adverse
effect
upon
the
fruition
of
the
whole
project.
:
Doubtless,
the
provincial
government
itself
will
have
something
to
say
about
the
matter
to
throw
a
different
angle
of
light
on
the
impression
which
has
been
left
by
Mr.
Reid.
l-amillar
Kriesler
pieces
"Lieb-Jled"
"T.
lcur-..
'
Preacher:
Rev.
F.
A.
Peake,
B
A.
sired
that
they
think
God's
,
eslied"
nnrl
and
Everybody
Is
Welcome
at
Prince
',
Rupert's
Evangelistic
Centre,
i
7:30
p.m.
Evensong,
followed
Pastor,
C.
Faweett
thoughts
in
their
minds
and
j
brought
the
program
to
a
fine
hearts
for
he
saw
they
were
out
rnnri
by
Fellowship
Horn
Special
Notice
I'MON
STEAMSHIP
LTD.
of
harmony
with
God
and
of-j
met
the
demand
f,r
mn,.
...,
times
seriously
out
of
harmony
with
their
fellows
as
well."
He
Regular
Baptist
Church
Effective
Sunday,
Oct.
304
went
about
doing
good.
s.s.
Camosun
leaves
Prince
Ru
i
mm
HOT)
629
E.
6th
(Near
High
School
i
a
lucid
rendering
of
Schubert
"Ave
Maria."
FINE
ACCOMPANIST
There
was
a
seconc
ouustand-lng
artist
on
the
stage
in
the
person
of
her
eminent
accompanist,
Leopold
Mlttman,
one
time
col-
Blue
248
pert
for
Vancouver
and
Way
Ports
at
Pastor
L.
A.
Thorpe
That
is
our
won;
;n
our
day,
What
a
need
there
is
for
us
to
;
follow
in
his
way!
Clifford
Boz-'
eat
tells
a
story
of
the
American
P-M.
(INSTEAD
OF
10
P.M.)
W.
L.
WOODSf
v,..u
,ai.
n.
vnapiain
saw
J
!,,
Full.
ond
a
inc
southbound
call
at
Port1
wounded
soldier
on
the
battle
1
inkt
,.t
,.
Simpson
on
Tuesday
mornings
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SI
ISCINTELLEO
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PRINCE
Rl'i
SUNDAY,
OCTOBER
30,
1949
Pastor
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
Opens
his
Ministry
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Service:
"Worshiping
With
Moses"
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School:
(Come
and
help
us
growl.
7:30
p.m.
Gospel
Service:
"A
SIMPLE
SOLUTION
FOR
A
DREADFUL
DISEASE."
Special
Music
Male
Quartet
Wed.,
8:00
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting
Thurs.,
3:30
p.m.
Mission
Band.
Come
and
enjoy
the
"afterglow"
of
the
Evangelistic
Campaign
just
concluded.
WE
BELIEVE
AND
PREACH
THE
OLD-TIME
GOSPEL
i
H""iaij
1UI1K.
field
and,
having
his
Bible
with
.
,
him,
askd:
Would
you
like
me!,
Thuhf
4i
the
program
hi,
to
read
you
something?
The
sol-
!
Z
P
SUpport
01
dier
replied:
I
am
so
thirsty
i'
Misf
0''esCe
an(l
hls
.mrceful
would
like
drink
umlersta"llng
were
to
be
noted
a
of
cold
water
j
After
he
received
the
water
he
Th(ire
was
a
tangible
express-said:
Could
you
lift
my
head
and
j
lon
of
appreciation
when
little
put
something
under
it?
The!Anlta
R"B"rson
gracefully
pre-chaplain
took
off
his
top
coat
j
sentd
Mjs?
Grescoe
with
a
beau-lolded
It
and
put
it
under
rij
'
tlfuI
uquet
of
carnations
as
head
T
nm
tn
nnMI
Th.
I
the
audience
eXDreaseri
ll
.,
n.
PI
TONE
79
lllailarf
I
"
"
-.
uiu.
i,i;
VlltlJJ-
,
.
"
.
f
Main
took
off
his
coat
and
put
it!proval
of
the
gesture
by
their
about
the
soldier.
Then
said
the
i
aPP'use.
wounded
man:
If
there
is
any-'
The
usherettes
for
tn
evening
thing
In
that
Book
that
makswere
the
Misses
Honors
Silver-a
man
do
what
vou
have
done:
sides
Dresident.
of
t.h
vu.,n.:
putnnal
for
me,
let
me
hear
it
Business
and
Professional
Club
As
Jesus
went
about
doing
good
folk
were
cheered
and
encouraged
just
by
being
near
him,
There
is
such
a
thing
as
the
un-
First
Baptist
Church
SUNDAY,
OCTOBER
30,
1949
11:00
a.m.Morning
Service.
"A
man
is
what
he
is
in
his
eart-
What
he
ha.s
and
does,
is
an
outcome
of
this."
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class
7:30
p.m.-Evening
Service.
'
New
Forms
of
Old
Laws
and
the
Law
of
Love."
Matt.
5:21-48.
'
MONDAY,
OCT.
31-7:30
P
M
Young
People's
Meeting
In
the
Church.
This
is
an
one,,
session,
all
are
invited.
!
Mr.
C
Carter
of
the
w,
'
'
Christian
Association
of
Nortn
Lm
'
Ufulcolored
slides
on
Losing
Xlc
Z
Some
Features:
Horses
'
on
tern
at
Tanu:
World
n
Tini.t
tr
snow.shoes;
'
the
e
seeping
Tn
To-
,
Mrs.
S.
J.
Hunter,
Miss
Frances
Cross,
Miss
Joan
Cross,
Miss
Evy
Rivett,
Miss
Frances
Purtrldge
and
Miss
Netta
McLeod.
Following
the
concert,
members
of
the
Civic
Centre
executive
and
the
Women's
Business
and
Professional
Club,
which
assisted
in
the
presentation,
entertainer!
conscious
influence
of
good
person.
We
read
in
the
Acts
how
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
!)
p.m.
SiuulayH
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
!
p.m.
people
could
come
out
into
the
streets
simply
to
have
the-shadow
of
an
apostle
fall
upon
them.
Miss
Grescoe
and
Mr.
Mittman
SIXTH
STREET
and
THIRD
AVF
in
the
ladies'
lounge.
This
morning,
Mayor
Nora
Arnold
was
their
hostess
before
they
left
by
plane
on
their
return
to
Vancouver.
You
and
I
should
be
such
an
influence
for
good.
No
one
of
us
can
be
strong,
good,
'kindly,
un-
derstanding
and
generous
wlth-
out
the
world
being
the
better
for
it.
without
someone
being
helped.
A
Boston
paper
printed
of
,
.HbUV
uuiuaii,
f
1
-
1
man
of
her
meer:n,
.
'
Phillip
Brooks:
"It
was
a
dull
!
PTTCDDrv
"1
If
before
a
Commun-st
UV,"
W
wh"
things
looked
o.
u..
.
.
'"(dark
and
lowering,
but
Phillio
TIIKRK'S
A
RING
that
onei
and
finally
returned
to
their
own
gate.
"When
shall
we
begin
to
preach?"
asked
the
brother.
"My
child,"
said
Francis,
we
have
been
preaching
as
we
were
walking,
we
have
been
seen,
looked
at,
our
behaviour
noticed
and
so
we
have
delivered
our
morning
sermon.
It
is
no
use
that
PICTIRE
RECALLS
MFMORIES
States
or
in
Can,
1
'ot
U'"t?'5
B'
kS
Came
doWtl
N"Piper
Editor.
Daily
ews:
thafc
Ume
J
"
fU
was
briht!-
What
$9
FOR
KVERY,
wu
yum-
page
oi
pictures
of
pendent
Wnrt.
,
,
I
w,uuw:
w
a
muiuni
vnristlan
world
eVenta
on
Octouer
27
mas
iticw,
..
.
ne
world
,
personality.
I'URI'OSK
Under
whose
preaching
wpre
rnown
in
one
gn.up,
Eli,abe,h
Z
fight
in
Spokane
in
GurleyFlynn,onlymSmberofthe
sader
and
comnZ
7
.
United
States
Communist
Haywood
Blg
Bi"'
early,
"
she
ruling
board
-who
u
.-
-f
!
WOOd'.she
was
fcnn
hi
those
we
preach
anywhere
you
converted"
asked
a
man
of
his
friend.
He
replied:'
"Under
preacn
as
we
walk!"
There
is
neea
today
for
Rood
nreaeh,.rc
See
Our
LARGE
NEW
SELECTION
of
'
Latest
Diamond
Style?
no
mans
preaching,
but
under
my
Mother's
living!"
Francis
of
Assissi
said
to
a
'
Forty
years
ago
Eh.ath
Gr-
!
TlZT.
1Z
V
ft
MC"
But
there
is
a
far
greater
need
for
Christian
livine
for
mr
;IT
WORKS
TOO-With
an
old
Model
T
generator,
a
12-volt
storage
battery,$35
and
aeveral
evening's
work,
Walter
Foeter
cf.
Toronto
built
this
electric
car
for
his
tliree-and-a-half-jrear-old
daughter,
Barbara.
Here
Mr.
Burster
checks
over
the
power
Plant
while
Barbara
the
envy
of
her
playmates,
looks
on
.,-,.
.
u.,
uajf.
i,i-L
US
HO
down
into
the
town
and
preach
todav
7.VT
l-..youth..who
b
tut
AkicrtM'C
And
they
started
off
talking
as1
that
thZ
Z
t-
l
0therS
they
wen,
A.ong
the
busy
street'
and
leaTf
Sm
J''
they
went
8reetn8
this
one
and
bout
!
doinj
todf'
1UUK
1'IUIiNIM.l
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