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Saturday,
November
12,
1949
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SERMON
FOB3CRIPTION
RATES
UUT
Carrtar.
Par
Week.
aoe:
Per
Mourn.
75c:
Per
Tear,
8
00.
Ss
Rerlee
ht
all
rh
rwrfce
at
II
a.m.
and
5
pm.:
Sunday
school
at
I
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a
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n.
By
Mall,
Per
Montk,
tOa;
Par
Yaw,
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MEN'S
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-.
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Kw
"EN'S
llltESS
ANh
,
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermedial
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
PRAYER
(Rev.
Fred
Antrobia,
First
Baptist
Church)
"After
this
manner,
therefore,
pray
ye."
Matt.
6:9.
In
the
paragraph,
Matt.
6:1-18,
in
the
Sermon
on
ANGLICAN
CATHEDRAL
4th
Ave.
W
at
Dunsmuir
St.
Holy
Communion
8
.10
am.
Sunday
School
2
:00
p
m.
Canon
BaMl
S
Prcx
kter.
B
A
.
B
D.
Rector:
(Blue
7:3)
iduaHy.'a
man.
alone
with
God;
socially,
the
world
upon
.
his
heart,
as
the
prayer
w
offered
If
we
iearn
to
pray
this
way,
a
great
deal
of
praying
will
cease
and
a
great
deal
of
praying
will
oegin.
The
result
of
sucn
prayer
will
always
be
that
we
will
hurry
from
the
secret
place,
to
give
and
give.
The
giving
of
alms,
of
course,
Is
much
more
than
the
giving
of
money,
but
will
include
that.
Sometimes,
however,
we
may
have
no
money.
And
yet
we
may
be
giving
to
Ood
the
richest
.of
gifts
a
service
which
is
sacrificial,
our
talents,
our
time,
our
very
life
to
help
our
brother
man.
A
man
one
day
gat
as
ne
had
for
years,
at
the
Gate
of
the
Temple,
Acts
3,
to
ask
alms
of
those
going
.
In
and
out
of
that
Place
of
Prayer.
Who
was
able
to
give
alms?
Many
gave
"coins.
Peter
and
John
saw
the
man
and
they
also
gave
him
alms,
though
they
had
no
money.
Peter
said:
"Silver
and
gold
have
1
none,
but
such
a.i
Kvs
sp't
hi,,,1';
rmsT
bptist
6th
Ave
E
at
Young
8t
Minuter:
Rev.
Fred
Antrobua
tOreen
812)
the
Mount,
our
Lord
deals
with
man's
relationship
to
j
God.
He
says:
"Take
heed
that
ye
do
not
your
right-'
cousness
before
men,
to
be
seen
of
them."
This
principle
is
first
applied
to
the
matter
of
alms-giving;
's-econdly,
to
prayer;
and
finally,
to
fasting;
whicii
i
three
things,
alms,
prayer1,
andi
finally;
to
fasting,
are.
great
means
by
which
we
get
some-;
means
of
grace.
tiling
for
ourselves.
It
is
rather
i
Fasting
is
the
denial
of
every-'
God's
way
of
building
His
King-
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPKR'1
-
B
C.
S
WORK
SHIPl
"'"
Itoi
BKMKERfU,,
J
I
Special
'
'"
LfPu.
-
UNICEF
"Huiifrcr
is
a
silent
visitor
who
comes
like
a
shadow.
He
sits,
beside
every
anxious
mother
three
times
a
day
He
brihjrs
not
alone
suffering
and
sorrow,
hut
fear
and
terror.
He
carries
disorder
and
the
paralysis
ef
government
even
its
downfall.
He
is
more
destructive
than
armies:
not
only
in
human
life,
but
in
morale.
All
of
the
values
of
right
living
melt
before
his
invasion
and
every
gain
of
civilization
'
crumbles.
But
e
can
save
these
people
from
the
worst
if
we
will."
Herbert
Hoover,
former
President
of
the
United
States
of
America
MAYBE
k
should
be,
but
the
United
Nations
International
Children's
Emergency
Fund
is
not
j
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nrSBYTKRlA
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Aveaue
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638
6th
Ave.
West
Rev.
L.
O
Sieber
(Green
813
AIJ..U-n.
RrTITTFFl
II
LI.
tiOUPKL
TABERNACLE
20S
8th
Ave.
West
Pastor:
C.
Fawcett
(Green
3311
thing,
even
quite
pioper
and
leg-
dom
through
His
loyal
subjects.
rn
ro.t$
ripec
ial
VS
HRKSS
fillli;
from
"tNS
IM'KRUM,
"nalUms,
m.,,-,
.
Nothing
b
omitted.
Our
needs,
our
relationship
with
j
itimate
things,
which
may
inter-l
fere
with
the
direct
and
intimate
j
fellowship
between
a
Christian
j
and
God.
Fasting,
rightly
understood,
is
the
Christian
in
hU
life.
others,
our
deliverance
from
evil,
j
I
have,
I
give:
in
the
Name
of
It
is
a
great
inspiration
to
work.
Jesus
Christ
of
Nazareth,
rise
up
Thy
Kingdom
come,
Thy
will
be;
and
walk."
SALVATION
ARMY
Praser
Sttaet
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poulton
Directory
Class
2:30
p.m.
Sunday
School
S:00
pm.
tBtaea
IMU
eT.
PU
L'S
It'THERAN
Sth
Ave.
at
McBrltle
6.
Pastor:
Solland
(Black
610)
suffering
the
loss
even
of
rights
clone."
If
we
are
praying
that
"
Special
MSN'S
RAIN(,T(
fitting
MEN'S
(aBAIU)IVF,
Full
linrd
MEN
S
COVERT
(
it,
COATS--Tip,
ln
UlW
fit
Best
Hamburgers
In
Town
"PRICES
ARE
HORN
HERE
AM)
RAISED
ELSEWHERE"
O.
E.
Moore
of
the
fisheries
department
returned
to
the
city
on
th
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver
in
order
to
come
imo
a
more
de-
j
way,
we
must
live
that
way,
and
voted,
useful
and
faithful
rela-
we
must
work
that
way.
It
Is
a
tkinship
with
his
Father.
This
Is
'prayer
of
trust,
the
consecrated
life,
the
surrend-j
Then
notice
the
socialism
of
ered,
separated
life.
See
Paul's
i
this
prayer.
Of
the
nine
pro-
ST.
PITFR'S
ANfM.IOAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
E.
Kodson
Sunday
School
1
1
:00
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
'
MO
p
m,
(Blua
m
cieciaration
or
nimseir,
in
Phil.
1
,10uns
In
it.
none
are
In
the
first
Mrs.
G.
S.
Mayer
of
Port
Cleir,-
3:5-11.
"I
count
all
things
but
MEN'S
DRESS
PANT-!
AT-
.nment,
perfect
I
loss,
for
the
excellency
of
the
They
are
all
plural
and
there
is
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
re-knowledge
of
Christ
Jesus
my
no
room
for
selfishness.
This
is
j
turning
to
her
home
on
the
Lord:
for
Whom
I
have
suffered
our
Lord's
socialism.
It
is
based
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
after
a
Ifom
uie
loss
or
an
inmg.s,
ana
ao
.
upon
strong
individualism,
indiv-'
trip
to
Vancouver.
SNACK
BAR
I
OPEN
.m.
to
1
s.rn.
VAHA
financed
by
assessments
on
member
countries
so
that
is
why
the
people
of
happy
and
well-fed
countries
like
Canada
are
being
called
upon
to
supply
the
necessary
funds
through
their
donations
to
feed
the
starving,
undernourished
children
in
war
ravished
countries.
Newspapers
of
Canada
have
decided
to
give
active
support
to
the
current
campaign
of
UNICEF
and
are
appealing
to
the
organizations
and
the
citizens
of
the
country
to
raise
or
donate
funds
to
this
worthycause.
Qaly
we
and
our
neighbors
can
give
meaning
to
UNICEF
and
put
food
in
the
stomachs
of
children
vhoare
otherwise
starving
or
undernourished
to
the.point
of
malnutrition.
The
one
thing
most
of
us
would
be
most
happy
to
be
taxed
for,
we
are
not!
OnlyjLve
can
impose
a
tax
upon
ourselves
to
feed
the
starving
children!
Only
we
can
decide
how
much
that
tax
shall
be..
If
we
stood
among
them
for
five
minutes
we
would
give
them
the
shirt
off
our
backs
and.
the
last
dime
we
had.
Won't
ye
close
our
eyes
for
jiist
a
minute,
visualize
these
thousands
of
hungry
little
kids
and
then
send
a
donation
to
UNICEF
well
sleep
better
tonight
if
we
do
!
count
mem
Dut
refuse,
that
I
may
know
Him
.
.
."
This
U
ths
deepest
means
of
grace.
Our
life
is
open
to
the
sweep
of
the
Spirit
;
for
the
shaping
of
the
Master
,
Just
off
Third
Avenue
Pair
and
u,
MEN
S
W(K)L
and
()KK
PA.NTS-AII
Special
from
Al
l
-WOOL
RLANKI
in
plain
trey,
khaki
;
tels
at
a
very
spe.i
from
;B()VS'
LACEDRI
;
BOOTS-AII
sim.
i
SpM
ial
218
lh
St.
Ph.
Orders
Blue
92
Potter;
and
for
receiving
of
the
infinite
resources
of
divine
grace
To
such
a
fasting
life,
prayer
fyt's
talk
Zlungs
Over
LET
US
FIXIT
REGULAR
BAITIST
i
CHURCH
;
i
Fundamentalist
;
639
East
6th
Ave.
;
(Near
High
School)
Pastor
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
(Blue
248
1
SUNDAY,
NOV
13.
1949
11:00
a.m.
lorning
Service.
Topic:
"SEPARATION"
(Junior
Choir
Will
Sing)
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
Gospel
Service.
Topic:
"DIVINE
INTEREST"
Special
Music
Male
Quartet
Mon.
7:30
p.m.
Intermediate
Young
Peoples.
Wed.
8
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting
i
Thurs.
3:30
p.m.
Missidn
'
Band.
BOYS'
SCIIOOI,
,,
is
natural.
It
Is
spontaneous
and
it
is
delightful.
It
rises
within
the
heart
often
.
as
the
Spirt
prompts.
Prayer
is
only
possible
PANTS
fr.
I
BOYS'
RAINCOATS
I
littini.
From
I
BOYS'
AI.L-WlMH
-""!
.
a2
WO
when
It
is
free
from
the
pressure
j
of
cares,
from
the
sensuality
and
i
sordldness
of
today
and
thus
tan
j
,
hold
unhindered
spiritual
com
;
jackets
froJ
r
ii
munion
with
God.
Prayer
is
a
'
warrior's
task.
Our
Lord
here
gives
lnstruc-
i
I
wi
at
a
party
the
other
ni!!t
just
h
niiglihmirly
gp.
totrrilii
r
Hud
I
ovnrlieard
one
l:i
iy
kiv:
"I
don't
know
much
aj'Oiit
my
hiirhand'a
Uminos..
I've
full-time
job
looking
nfler
thf
home
and
lh
children."
Ahd
it's
quite
a
jot),
too.
Hnmlrcdi
of
thousands
of
women
are
doing
tlip
same
tliuiK.
And
tlii
mother
rnn-ie
most
of
Ihr
bail
in
keeping
lier
husliand
and
family
iu
good
hwdth,
in
shnpinn
the
character
of
the
ehihiren,
in
orimnir.ing
(he
home
life,
and
so
oil.
lint
there's
one
important
pnrt
of
her
hushnnd's
Limine
that
she
rhnuld
know
about.
It
'a
important
because
it
arTecli!
her
life,
and
the
future
of
the
children.
It
miirht
evea
mean
all
the
dih'TeD'-
lu
lwrra
wcu-tiiy
an
I
dc-pmr.
H'
the
iimllrr
'i
hi
iiimiranrc.
If
ih
uitrv-l'
tcd
should
hain
tind
it
ihie
every
houwife
and
-
mother
nhould
have
the
prntce-,tion
which
only
life
iuuroee
I
tin
dive.
Yw.
that
part
of
her
hu-
linnd'fl
tmxincffi
in
really
jmpor-.
taut,
and
every
hmiwilp
and
mother
should
know
about
it.
What
life
insurance
hi
he,
ami
-in
it
enoimh
J
give
the
family.
a
reaonidile
chunec
to
rnrry
uu
if
the
wuije-earner
died?
I
d
like
to
rp
in
anmetiitie
nnd
talk
over
thin
inirtnnt
business
before
it's
too
late.
Let'-)
talk
things
over
today
!
Fri.
8
p.m.
"THE
AMBASSADORS"
(Senior
Young
Peoples)
THE
OLD-TIME
GOSPEL
tions
for
prayer.
It
is
to
be
private
"Go
to
your
Inner
chamber
and
shut
the
door,"
It
Is
to
be
di?
rect
"Prayer
to
thy
Father."
It
is
to
be
simple
"no
vain
repeti
CHANDLER
PORTRAIT
SH'.I
Film
Finishinr-r
1
tions."
The
Master
gives
in
the
Lord's
Specialists
in
All
Type?
of
Welding
and
Platework
Phone
ISIark
881
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
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Photo
TakM
Phone
Green
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2;
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
Salvation
Army
Citadel
Special
Meeting
on
Saturday
at
8
p.m.
Brigadier
Eacott
will
speak
on
"My
Experiences
With
Communists
in
China
and
Korea
in
1948-9."
Sunday
Services
at
11
a.m.
and
Prayer
a
pattern,
not
a
formula.
It
falls
naturally
Into
two
halves';
the
first
has
to
do
with
GocrV
Kingdom;
the
second
with,
cur
needs.
The
first
concern
of
prayer
is
that
His
Kingdom
may
come
and'
His
will
be
done
on
earth.
Frayer
is
not
first
of
all
a
SOCIAL
SECURITY
BASIC
to
much
of
the
unhappiness,
insecurity
and
frustration
uncovered
by
social
workers
delving
into;
the
whys
and
wherefores
of
disturbed
human
relations,
are
the
changing
economic
facts
of
life
developments
affecting
working
and
living
conditions,
price
trends,
business
ventures,
labor
problems
and
the
dozens
of
other
factors
bearing
on
the
pattern
of
social
security.
,
"
i
'
Social
security
may
be
bandied
about
politically
and
-many
who
talk
about
it
may
do
so
from
selfish
motives.
Nevertheless,
social
security
is
one
of
the
world's
most
serious
and
fundamental
problems
of
today.
Its
lack
is
destroying
bodies
and
minds.
Advertl.se
in
me
Li
JOHN
T.
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LIFE
ASSl'RANCE
CO.
OF
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Avenue
P.
O.
Box
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op
TA5rry
meals
r
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'
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p.m.
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led
by
the
Brigadier
Rex
Ca
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Hear.
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Be
Stirred.
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Us
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ill
iyl
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Selection
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Town
OF
FIGIRINES
Wall
Plaques,
Slatuets
Book-Ends
All
Colors
All
Sizes
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Sermon:
Greater
Than
Organ
Voice
Children's
Story:
If
I
Were
King
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship
with
Special
Music
Sermon:
The
Deeper
Remedy
for
Peace
Sunday
Schools:
First
United;
Jrs.
&
Inter.
10
a.m.;
Beginners
and
Primary
12:15;
Conrad
United:
all
at
2
p.m.
PHONE
79
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Presbyterian
Church
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