MO
iHiUlU-LS
(Continued
from
page
1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Fridav,
October
13,
1950
Blind
Work
His
Subject
ada
for
adult
blind
nor
for
trw
war-blinded
men.
They
obtained
a
Canadian
government
charter
and
took
over
'
the
.
Toronto
Braille
library
and
scattered
basket
and
broom
factories
the
blind
had
been
running
at
a
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Monday,
Wednet
Jay,
F-lUay
8:00
p.m
Prom
tht
East
t'uesUay.
iinuida
dnriirrlaj
10:15
p.m.
pi
1
Rotary
Club
Hears
How
;
Sightless
in
Canada
I
loss,
welding
them
Into
the
Canadian
National
Institute
for
the
i
Blind.
There
are
now
over
17,000
I
Are
Being:
Aided
bars
or
secret
hide-outs.
So
there
has
grown
up
in
the
Protestant
churches
a
strong
tie
between
the
church
and
the
home
and
divorce
is
not
known.
The
delegates
were
surprised
to
find
in
Canada
that
more
women
than
men
go
to
church
and
that
Sunday
School
is
only
for
children.
Sunday
school
statistics
released
during
the
convention
by
Lord
Mackintosh
and
Dean
L.
Weigle
were
noted
because
of
the
statement
that
annual
aver
:::
Et.
t.-jrv.E
r
.
-
'
"
DECEASED
TAKE
NOTICE
that
m
Admlnlstr.
j
tor.
duly
appointed
by
the
court,
ot
the
estate
ot
John
Hnrllcy,
Deceased
who
died
at
Lower
Post.
British
Columbia,
on
the
28th
day
of
December.
1949.
I
require
all
creditors
and
others
having
ciaima
against
the
said
estate
to
send
the
same
to
me.
properly
verified,
at
tne
audxess
mentioned
below
on
or
before
the
15th
day
ot
December,
1050,
after
which
.urn
I
shnll
proceed
to
oMstrlbute
the
estate
to
those
entitled
by
law
having
regard
only
to
sucu
claims
of
which
I
shnll
then
have
been
notified.
And
turther
take
notice
that
all
persons
Indebted
to
said
estate
are
..1
tared
to
pay
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forth
It
a
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
.
this
'
0th
day
of
October,
lao.
ERNEST
EARL
ALLEN.
Offlolal
Administrator,
'
Telegraph
Creek,
B.C.
blind
men,
women
and
childrsn
M
......
pait
of
the.
piice
j.axU
lor
the
war.
The
missionary
enterprise
at
present
Is
restricted
because
of
very
limited
entrance
permits
and
the
necessity
of
revising
methods
to
conform
to
the
new
ideology.
Concerning
the
Chinese
Church
the
work
has
been
well
done
with
strong
,
foundations
laid.
There
is
great
ability
and
Christian
character
in
the
Church.
One
thing
must
be
remembered
that
atheistic
materialistic
regimes
will
not
be
overcome
by
guns
and
tanks,
planes
or
'ships
of
war,
however
necessary
these
may
be
to
preserve
freedom
and
independence.
The
hope
of
China
is
in
the
Christian
Gospel.
While
opportunities
for
evangelism
are
curtailed
in
China
the
doors
are
open
in
Africa,
India,
Japan
and
Trinidad
and
the
salvation
of
our
generation
depends
upon
witness
for
Christ.
Rev.
A.
J.
Lawton,-
of
Porl
Simpson,
chairman
of
Princ?
Rupert
Presbytery
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
was
in
charge
of
the
meeting.
The
after
luncheon
talk
at
t.ie
Rotary
Club
yesterday
was
given
by
Harold
Guest,
regional
supervisor
for
the
Canadian
National
Institute
for
the
Blind.
.
Mr.
Guest
.told
how
the
Institute
was
founded
by
veterans
ot
the
first
world
war
returned,
to
Canada
after
attending
St.
Dun-stan's
in
England.
They
found
no
adequate
'
provision
in
Can-
registered-Object
of
the
Institute,
the
speaker
said,
was
to
help
the
blind
to
help
themselves.
They
work
with
the
Institute
for
their
own
welfare,
not
to
receive
handouts.
First
job
the
newly
formed
institute
undertook
was
registration
of
the
bind.
All
people
with
less
than
10
per
cent
vslion
are
registered.
The
lob
was
to
find
age
rate
of
Increase
has
been
.75
which
is
an
increase
.of
almost
100
percent
over
15
years
ago.
This
increase
has
been
main-
talned
in
the
face
of
very
disturbed
world
conditions,
and
in
'
spite
of
the
great
losses
recorded
j
nearly
everywhere
in
the
British
Commonwealth,
which
m
a
r
k
i
FROM
THE
FACTORY
TO
YOU
BABY
'"CHENILLE
J
who
they
were,
where
they
were
and
to
help
them
find
once
more
j
their
place
In
society,
i
,
Once
located,
home
teachers
were
sertt
to
teach
them
vocations
and
to
read
Braille.
In
this
,
connection,
he
said
there
were
now
from.
20,000
to
30,000
books
I
4fe
UALUE
in
the
Braille
library
at
Toronto.
I
BEDSPREADS
Lowest
Price
in
Canada.
Beauti-full
first
quality,
completely
tufted.
No
sheeting
showing.
,
All
colours,
double
or
single
bed
sizes.
Flowered
or
solid
patterns,
$525
each.
Sent
COD.
plus
postage.
Immediate
money-back
guarantee.
Order
one,
you
will
order
more.
Town
&
Country
Mfgrs.,
6330
Mountain
Sights
St.,
Montreal.
Quebec.
hp
!
In
addition
there
are
1500
talking
books,
read
by
trained
persons
and
'
recorded
on
phono-
'
graph
records.
'
EMPLOYMENT
the
bowling
league,
fishing
league,
men's
service
club
and
the
women's
service
club
called
the
"Gadabouts"
who
lived
up
to
their
name.
For
this
'
multi-service
pro-
j
gram,
he
said,
the
institute
relics
on
50
per
cent
from
the
cam-'
paign
and
50
per
cent
from'
grants
from
the
provincial
gov-1
ernments
and
community
chests.
He
urged
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
to
get
behind
the
campaign
here.
.
Visiting
Rotarian
at
the
meet-
The
employment
service
Mr.'
Guest
said,
had
been
particulir-1
ly
effective.
It
had
found
Jobs
for
the
blind:
where
sight
was
POLES
When
your
ptUa
ra
M
Mi
worrt.
4rlWn
yt
turir
cruy
with
pwi
4
Itching
.
.
.
t
PVLTONE.
Vm'1I
sppndau
Uw
blrin
of
nodm
Kim
la
tht
Ntw
PYLTONI
TREATMENT.
Hunlrtda
el
Wun
Wl
Mir
om
trattk
mm
titi.
Otinn
mm
men
but
slwtyi
with
nuint
nmlto.
PYLTONK.
liquid
ukn
b
mouth,
torn
alract
to
I
ho
lataniaJ
ttouMo,
foMvinf
h
tmam.
Roralta
.
mm
hoitio
al
PYLTONE
w
t3
".-m9r
In?
whs
D
-.
Wallace
of
Kamloorw.
Bl'SINESS
I
flDCQi!
urn
not
an
essential
qualification
i
and
persuaded
employers
that
blind
persons
could
fill
the
jobs.
1
In
1928,
he
continued;
there
,
were
252
blind
persons
employed.!
Now
there
are
over
1500.
There
;
are
54
blind
concessions
operat-l
ine
in
British"
Columbia"ahd
350
,
ttkm
afuailod.
At
all
Boaera
arujii!.
H-l
The
business
part
of
the
meeting
was
taken
up
mostly
by
fl-'
nalizlng
details
of
the
auction
i
in
the
Dominion-
But
the
bulkj
V
3
ENGINES
&-EQV1FMENT
Wr
stork
niir!
hive
for
salf
f'lini
nil
iih
iIIpkoK
Shnplrx
fins
lnfiliH'!
'
Flrll
1li"p
pvliaut
piping.
'
Flrxilile
fuel
ltin"s.
Trollins
KwiveK
illi'hrlst
.Ticks
mid
Part.
.
HrRss
atwl
Iron
How
Hollers...
Piston
Rlncs.
;
Pipe
anil
Pipe
Fitting.
:
ltiilHltr1
Box
Ife-ailng.
'
Jaw
Clutches
and
anchor
Nlgger-heatls.
Steel
anil
Itrass
SlinflliiR.
Bolts,
Nuts,
Muds
and
Cap
Kcrrws.
Halibut
Sldp
Hollers
A
sheave.
Anchor
GukIv
Mejei
heads..
.
Flat
Mllil
Steel.
Various
articles
of
marine
hardware
and
equipment,
ton
numerous
to
mention.
of
work
l"s
in
industrial
plants
and
in
sheltered
workshops.
On
the
social
welfare
side.
Luxury
Steamer
PRINCE
GEORGE
sale
to
be
held
tomorrow.
.
President
Bruce
Brown
thanked
C.
A.
Berner
for
finding
a
guest
speaker.
T.
Norton
Youngs
said
he
had
received
tickets
for
a
concert
to
be
held
for
the
blind
fund
campaign
and
turned
them
over
to
Art
Nlckerson
for
distribution.
The
speaker
was
introduced
by
Douglas
Stevenson.
IT'S
TOPCOAT
TIME
i
At
William
F.
Stone's
blind
persons
are
trained
to
deal
with
the
problems
of
the
blind
and
work
in
a
capacity
parallel
to
other
welfare
workers.
Mr.
Guest,
placed
preventive
work
high
on
the
list
of
Institute
activities.
He
mentioned
two
cases
in
particular
where
pre
TOVU
II
(MAD
yom
chanfad
to
KaUo'(
Bran
KUkas.
Toaaty-crisp
la
aallk.
Fraabar,
wa
guarantaa
it
.
.
.
TY
THEM
AT
NO
RISK.
If
KeUogg'a
ran'l
f
rash
or
than
other
bran
flakes.
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
BYTOWN
aad
amptr
carton
to
KaUocg's,
Dapt.
4
A,
London,
Ont.
Cat
doubit
yur
many
bock
I
MftDlT
lAXATIVt.
ConUins
nwufh
bran
to
help
regularity,
many
folks
ma
I
avatwM
ventive
measures
had
saved
the
sight
of
the
people
concerned.
Turning
to
recreations
and
organized
activities,
he
spoke
of
"few
It
MACHINE
WORKS
Yrrv
i
1
:
ndi
ITT
tbana.
THE
BEST
in
Plumbing
f
,
ll
.1
if
4
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Topcoats
M$?M
i
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i
The
ALL
WOOL
2-FLY
WORSTED
fabric
that
is
SHOWER
RESISTANT.
IK
a
"Variety
of
models
and
shades
t.
sit
every
taste.
Regulars,
shorts
and
tails.
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ftlUI
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(
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PR,NCE
ROTB!T-
Sfiffl
FINE
PRINTING
AT
l.'Htl
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whiskv;!
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mm
CAVATWILL
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cloth
of
tomorrow
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today'
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INCREASE
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14
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advertisemnnt
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or
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Liquor
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Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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Rupert
Morists
Hi.
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litr
Ail
Ocraxlnntt
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Gentlemen
...
As
long
as
present
stork
lasts
tnTC
will
ba
increase
in
our
prices.
Pick
your
fabric
Pick
your
styls
Pick
your
color
Your
next
suit
or
topcoat
-an
bought
at
present
low
prices
by
usin;?
,t
IKipuar
iay-awny
plan.
A
small
deposit
;!!
ho'd
any
ga-ment
and
Euarar.tc-!
you
future
delivery.
...
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Law
Prices
This
offer
only
good
as
long
as
present
stock
lasts.
Make
your
choice
nr
while
our
selection
is
complete.
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October
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ot
8:00
p.m.
Free
Admission
Everybody
Welcome
Recruiting
Team
present
in
the
hall
doily
October
16,.
17
and
18
for
interviews.
To
the
first
ten
topcoat
or
suit
customers
on
Friday
we
will
do-not
a
box
of
the
finest
B.C.
"Gyro"
apples.
We
will
repeat
this
offer
on
Saturday.
Shop
early
Friday
and
Saturday
and
et
your
apples.
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MOW
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Crating
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Cartage
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Storage
omplet?,
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Also
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Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Lit.
,
;or
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
wilding
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,
STORAGE
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and
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