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PIONEER
OF
ATLIN
DIES
John
Garrett,
a
pioneer
of
the
Atlin
district,
passed
away
la
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital
recently,
burial
being
in
Ocea:i
View
Park.
Surviving
members
of
the
family
are
a
son,
J.
O.
Garrett,
In
the
service
of
th?
Provincial
Government,
and
a
.
.
.
,
i
SATURDAY
SERMON
First
Prvsbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
Oeorge
E.
Sendall,
Pastor
Mrs.
E.
J.
famuh.
Organist
xrvUvs
In
all
rkurrhe
at
II
am.
and
!:.1a
p-Hi.
:
um1
.v-lio
at
evrept
a
alMa.n-
THE
HARVEST
REV.
BASIL
S.
PROCKTER,
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
erand-dauehter
In
Prince
Ru
11
ajn.
Anthem
by
Jr.
Choir
"All
Things
Bright
and
Beautiful
"
pert.
In
the
human
worldly
economy
the
harvest
gath-
Mr.
Garrett
was
promlnentl
AMiUHN
C
THE
URAL
4
th
Ave.
W.
at
Dunsmuir
St.
Holy
Gommunlou
30
am.
Sundav
School
-00
p
m.
Rector:
Baail
S
Procater,
B
A,
B
D
(blue
TiJi
IIRT
RtPTIST
6th
Are.
E.
at
Young
St
Minister:
Bet
Fred
Antrooua
(Ore
a
IS)
FIRST
PRI
SBVTKRItN
41
h
Avenue
East
Minuter:
Rer.
Oevirge
K
Sendall
(Green
Ml
ering
IS
the
assurance
of
future
survival,
OI
tne
buikl-
known
as
a
cricket
and
football
(
Sermon:
"Of
What
Use"
ing
of
bigger
and
better
barns
and
the
prospect
of,
player
in
England
before
going
7:30
services
i'Ml
St.
Choir
in
attendance.
Duet:
"Let
Them
ease
and
a
hierher
standard
of
living.
But
in
the
Ui-
JP
n.
l"
iaw
vine
economvit
would
seem
that
-the
harvest
is
theii
U,.,bu!,ne";
K.
wa
l!)
"vi.
end
of
the
world"
When
the
work's
all
done,
the
crop
0rfei
the
SLSZ
s
Ven-
ILstoric
Faith
'
gn)n
uiuiij
nuii
uir
urnij,
wen
m
Aiiui.
tie
was
Quite
well
An
accordial
invitation
j
U
ex-
ihe
final
tpry
is
Uiat
of
tin?
kiown
U-Pnnce
Rujjert.
Conservatives
All
Out
-THE
Progressive-Conservative
party
has
drawn
Z
I
up
a
great
and
fartveachuxg-
platform
at
its
na-
tional
convention
in
Ottawa.
t
seems,
indeed,
-
-to
have
accepted
Mr.
Bracken's
farewell
admoni-2
Uiop
to
set
nself
up
as
"the
party
of
the
common
'people."
Unfettered
by
responsibilities
of
office,
the
plat-i'i,.".form
calls
for
free
enterprise,
government
econ-x
"omy,
outlawing
communistic
activities,
elimination
of
duplication
iq
ta.xati.Qji,
stiffer
foreign
policy,
Itll
inoiv
active
defence
progvni,
development
of
natural
resources,
elimination
of
abnormal
trade
barriers,
tax
relief
for
smaller
-earners,
expanded
social
security
measures
and
other
.appealing
things.
If
all
this
should
not
make
a
very
popular
dish,
we
do
not
know
what
wouki
We
can
accept
it
as
'an
earnest
of
good
intentions
even
if
it
all
.may
seem
a
rather
large
mouthful.
We
wish
the
Conservatives
good
luck
in
all
efforts
they
may
make
towards
its
accomplishment.
Canada,
now
the
world's
I.
best,
would
be
even,
a
much
finer
country
in
which
"
to
live
if
it
should
prove
the
good
fortune
of
the
.Conservatives
to
achieve
all
the
good
things
they
"
''
'
have
committed
themselves
to
in
this
great
policy
structure.
And
with
the
able,
enterurisinir
and
enertretic
There
Isn't
any
future.,
reapers.
tenaea
ior
ail
to
worship
1th
us
and
welcome
Rev.
George
E
Sendall
who
will
preach
at
boih
services.
Thprp'
atiaa
uiimu
viiuit.ii
There
Is
only
the
now-
I
It
u
never
was
any
iuiure.
wav
Sunday
October
3,
1943
LIBRARY
CHIEF
VISITOR
HERE
Provincial
Superintendent
Pleated
with
Quarters
Makes
Cicemiueiidauons
just
an
idea
and
a
false
one
n-nn
a.m.
Mornlne
Worshla.
at
that.
Just
the
now
and
the
i
rit
VMTCD
636
th
Ave
s
Minis
u-r:
R.
A
Wilson.
MA
(Green
C13)
ri'll.
C.OPKI.
TARIRNACLE
221
6U
Ave.
West
Pastor:
Paul
A.
Barber
(Green
630)
S!
VTIO
ARMY
Sraer
Street
CO.:
Capt
Earl
Jarrett
Directory
Class
1:30
pm.
Suuuy
SciHWI
3
x
p
m.
(feac
S)
eT.
P.U
i
Ji
1
I
U111LIN
U
Ave.
i
M'l
W
SV
Pastc:
E.
Solland
tBiae
6101
3f
ll
Okmtl
En
Sermon
Subject:
"A
Laxma
Reports
On
the
.
General
Council."
Mr.
D
Forward.
eternity.
At
this
raoment
It
may
be
that
Uiis
doctrine
ctwwes
home
I
W
Yf
jiri
Cin
vMiiupintanLint
221
6ih
Ave.
West
h
U
A
VI.
MISSIONARY
SEHVirv
."
eat"
of"
the
nravlni
ihr.rvi
wiUl
Particular
force
for
12:15-unday
School
WHirru
of
twxA
inland
uy
'commission
from
Victoria
was'not
onIy
harvest
7:M
p.m.-Evening
Worship
an1
f
...
OnnHA
tM
1
1!
f
-fti.
4SUNDAY
SCHOOL
1:30
P.M.
-EVANGELISTIC.
REV.
V.
BRACE,
MISSIONARY
FRp
J
,a
visitor
n
the
city
during
the
lu'
vraumry
!eek
and
while
here
was
in
ses-
s:ns?
but
Vherf
is
writing
on
the
sion
with
the
ocal
Ubxary
'aU-
Te
Kvenly
Sickle
is
,
board.
He
expressed
fcimself
as:11"
ppi'ed
to
the
dusters
of
jwell
pleased
with
the
bright
the
eartn
tr
br
grapes
are
sand
commodious
quarters
of
tae.fully
ripe.
It
looJSs
like
the
end
ST.
PKTI
R-S
Vl-1C.N
Seal
Cove
Arcbdeaoon
bodaoo
Sur.daT
School
11
-00
a
m.
Ewtilng
Prayer
1.30
pm.
(Slua
637)
Holy
Communion.
Sermori
Subjett:
"Treasure
In
Earthen
Vessels."
The
Salvation
Army
Local
Corps
Officers
TONIGHT,
8
P.M.
Come
and
hear
these
consecrated
mlis
message,
for
today."
YOU
ARE
WELCOME
COMMIMTV
SIADW
SCHOOL
Vji
Cud
Hiil.
i
SO
p.m.
(jinnee
riuperi
uorary
and
made,"'
Ulc
niexc
jiever
was
!
mauy
suges;iotvs
fox
its
im-
any
future,
anyway.
Only
th;?
.
pravemen;
which
will
be
taken
riow
and
the
eternity.
We
have
into
consideration
by
the
board
i
an
hour
or
two
left
in
which
to
Welcome
to
New
Officers
Major
Mr.
Marison
recaainiended.
witiij
learn
about
this.
We
have
the
and
Mrs.
Yerguson
(recently
oUier
thinss,
mat
tne
shelves
God
who
loves
us.
He
tells
us
from
Kenya.
Africa',
be
kept
clear
of
old
and
out-j
how
we
may
enter
Into
His
11
a.m.
Holiness
Meetina.
WHEN.
YOU
Alii:
SUBMARINE
MOUNTAINS
worn
books.
Present
at
the
meeting
to
Party
Minded
One
Peak
Found
Off
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
jmeet
Mr.
MorUon
were
Mrs.
M.
!M.
Roper,
chairmap
of
the
lo-
Premier
George
Drew
as
national
leader,
Conservatives
are
assured
oX
force
and
courage
at
the
top.
-Many
of
us
in
the
west
might
have
liked
John
Dief-enhaker
but
we
know
that,
in
the
affairs
of
the
Conservative
party,
he
will
still
be
a
force
and,
in
the
event
of
the
party
ever
forming
a
government,
he
could
not
but
be
one
of
Col.
Drew's
chief
lieutenants
and
pillars
of
supporting
strength.
With
strcuig
and
talented
leadership,
a
platform
of
such
widespread
appeal,
a
rejuvenated
organization,
the
Conservative
party
ihould
be
able
to
go
on
from
today
towards
playing
a
larger
and
more
im-
portant
part
in
the
affairs
of
the
country
than
it
has
done
these
many
years
during
the
Liberal
ascendency.
And
it
will
be
good
for
Canada
to
have
a
strong
Love.
But
we
want
to
play
it
2:30
Directory
Closs.
our
own
way
.
.
.
witn
a
future
3
p.m.
Sunday
School.
.
.
.
an
earthly
harvest
and
a
7:30
p.m.-Gospel
Meeting.
hihr
standard
of
living.
Let
NOTE:
Major
and
Mrs.
Yer-us
not
then
be
surprised
if
H
guson
will
speak
in
both
services.
sems
to
us
the
One
Who
is
ovr
Major
C.
Warreader
.Divisional
against
us
...
the
Judge
and
the
Commander
i
will
Install
ti;e
new
Adversary.
officers.
i
:cai
board:
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kersin.
SEATTLE
Many
submarine
Bruce
Stevens
an,
Miss
hUy
peaks,
rising
sharply
from
ons
;
Macdoiwid,
librarian.
.
l
:
.
.
.
.
...
in
is
ivT-u7isora
kuc
k
ieiJ
Here
black
crepe
eootbioes
itk
hm
jto
two
miles
above
the
ocean'
Mr.
MurUon
proceeded
Irani
'floor,
are
being
discovered
in
here
to
Prince
George
and
other
loan
lace
for
that
fascinatii
iphm,
the
Gulf
of
Alaska.
.points
in
the
interior
in
the;
eatea
yet
wet
Itmk.
Chmind
course
ol
his
official
tour
ol
One
huge
underseas
moun-
side
draped
skirt.
See
this
and
Mht
the
district.
beautiful
tylr
at
Sweet
iivitta.
.exist,
lies
HO
miie.s
off
the
west
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
ju
useiui
vonservauve
party,
progressive
in
out
TO
MAKE
PENICILLiN
considerate
in
attitude
towards
the
nmHom
islands.
This
has
been
revealed'
BOMBAY.
J
It
is
estimate'
IOOK
wintry
w
earner
and
juris
cr-
t-
JrTirst
liapttiil
(Elturdt
MISSIONARY
SUNDAY.
OcUbcr
3
il
am.
Morning
Service.
Speaker:
Rev.
V.
E.
BRACE,
of
the
Orinoco
River
Mission,
VE'EZlELO.
South
America.
12.15
p.m.
Church
School.
3:15
p.m.
EXTRA
-SPECIAL
FEATURE.
Two
Moving
Pictures
of
Mission
Work
in
VENEZUELA,
shown
to
two
High
School
Classes
last
week.
You
cannot
afford
to
miss
these.
7:30
pjn.
Evening
Service.
Mr.
Eldon
Whipple,
.deputation
secretary
of
China
Inland
Mission
will
speak
and
sho-MISSIONARY
SLIDES
ON
CHINA.
of
the
day
and
firm
and
vibrant
Unh
in
external
by
016
United
Sutes
Coasl
and,that
mdia
win
be
auie
to
mau-and
domestic
affairs
Geodetic
-survey.
acturf
100.000,000.000
units
of
to;;ethts
on
any
occasion.
The
survey
ship
LSS
Expiorer
,
penicillin
a
day
when
about
j
found
the
mountain
to
be
222
$3,000,000
w
orth
of
the
necessary
You
will
tig
.
deiUihted
ith
ifi
?v
U.N.
AND
BERLIN
aitd
shades.
leet
under
the
surface
of
the
machinery
arrives
here,
Maj
-sea.
Previous
soundings
in
th?
Gen.
Sokhey.
director
of
the
area
had
shown
the
water
to
be
)
Ilrrkine
Institute,
said
recent-more
than
"T.200
feet
in
depih.
.
jj
.
Reajembcr
No
Interest
Xo
Cxr.
you
ue
S'eet
SJU-ens
PESSONAI!
REAL
ESTATE
IXSUKANTE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
1
THE
UNITED
NATION'S,
t
erai
assembly
I
meeting
in
Pail.
L
arain
up
araint
the
same
disadvantages
that
have
so
severely
testai
it
.
since
the
tgimiing
of
its
career,
difficulties
arising
pavver
conflict
and
disagreement.
Refkctin?
conflict
between
the
permanent
members
of
the
United
Nations,
the
Berlin
crisis,
which
has
now
been
brought
before
it,
seems
jut
the
sort
of
problem
the
United
Nations,
founded
on
the
premise
of
co-operation
rather
than
dispute
among
lt5
pnnoipab,
was
not
deigned
to
attack.
...
However,
discussion
in
the
General
Assembly
;.,
may
yet
pi-ave
to
be
a
forkful
anri
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
Near
CFPRt
TOAAORROW
r:
element.
The
fact
that
the
Western
Powers
have
J
A
HEAVY
OVERHEAD
That's
hat
you
11
haTe
to3.
il
T
don't
get
the
heat
you
shod
frjs
the
coal
you
shovel
this
rinter.
Don't
let
a
faulty
furnace
i
f
budget,
let
us
check
it
and
repair
now.
CAtlADIfltl
GEtJERAL
ELECTRIC
proudly
presents
an
outstanding
new
Radio
Programme
""v"
uunawxe
ui
n?-n
tne
cae
aired
in
the
Assembly
is
an
e.vuieixce
of
the
good
Xaith
oi
their
-
policy.
::;
'
T.,iere
ar5s
lh
question
whether
Russia,
if
v.
fact-d
wuh
an
adverse
United
Nations
finding
on
ierl;n.
aught
le;ve
the
organization.
,
No
,ne
say,
of
course,
but
the
likelihood
is
c
-
that
so
long
as
U.N.
action
is
forestaUed,
Pvussia
;
..could
stand
the
verbal
censure.
And
action
would,
of
course,
be
prevented
hv
the
Soviet
wfn
in
th
THOM
SHEET
MEU
FAVtCtTT
W--i
ri
nrxf
ATenoe
Consult
u
iur
your
neeu
In
all
types
cf
prtntinj
work.
Everythlnf
ln
hiRh-class
staUoriery
Fountain
Pens
Card
for
every
ccasion
Printing
BESNER
BLOCK
THIRD
AVENUE
The
LESLIE
DELL
SINGERS
under
the
direction
of
Dr.
Leslie
Bell
1
eouritv
Council,
the
only
botlv
empowered
to
act
;
or
av
down
penalties
for
violatjon
of
U.N.
rules.
1
Tb
G00R
.
Re
pacing
of
the
Berlin
rift
before
the
U
N
f
.
might-Ucoroe
a
serious
challenge
to
the
future
of
;
that
organization.
Moscow
asserts
that
it
is
a
de-
l
-
liberate
attempt
to
torpedo
the
U.N.
But
he
record
?t
Berlin
mi
Aloscow
should
convince
most
mem-
J
w
lt
r.nittizatio
that
the
move
w
as
sin-....reiy
a
resort
to
ihe
last
means
for
adjustment
of
a
TIR5
HOWARD
CADLE
and
his
Orchestra
.
.
.
j
-j
J
tKl
mi
Tarn
th
Bt
l
"
"
flispute
fraught
with
dangers
to
all
the
world
s
r
.a-
-
uisr
Ealce
e1
peace.
I
4U1
AIU.
.
M.15
6i.-lS
-!
4
T-
fJi
Your
refjular
Tit
ONXT
QOODVEAR
HAKES
THE
Sj
10:15
Had
You
Been
There
10:30
Dance
oreh.
,11:00
-Weather
Forecast.
rtpp
Radio
Dial
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to
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