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COD'S
LOVE
FOR
HIS
PEOPLE
(Arehdtaeon
E.
Hodson.
St.
Peter's
Chur?h
THE
HIGHEST
GUIDE
-
.THE
FLAME
OF
CHRISTIAN
ethic
Is
still
our
hkhe.-t
guide
To
guard
and
cherish
il
Is
our
first
interest,
both
spiritualty
and
materially.
The
fulfilment
of
spiritual
duty
in
our
daily
life
is
vitsl
to
our
survival.
Only
by
bringing
it
into
perfect
application
can
we
hope
to
solve
for
ourselves
the
problems
of
tJils
world
and
no,
of
this
world
alone."
WIXSTON
CHvnCHTLL.
The
Jews
believed
that
they
were
a
chosen
nation,
and
we
have
gained
new
aspu-a-Their
early
history
was
a
romance.
Near
theni!tk"is
towards
God
and
holiness.
t
Out
Idolatry
today
is
not
,
t-
-It
x-i
i
e
.v
washgyp:
witlnnetrioryoftheNileandof
thepyra-
tward
gravM1
lniages
bm
lt
m'.ds.
takes
the
form
of
love
of
pleai.-
In
the
opposite
direction
was
Assyria,
a
'great,
,,rp
aml
,ne
love
r
tnaa
wf
'
single-heartedness
in
the
Service
j-trong
mi.itary
power.
of
li)d
and
our
fellowmen.
Between
the
t,
were
the,
when
Israel
renounced
her
rhwtucar.s.
a
sreat
naval
power
Untl
had
fnwrn
up
inta
a
na-
,dois
forgiveness
was
bestowed,
Hemmed
in
by
this
mighty
trtr.-!
and
a
IWW
splrltuui
nie
impart-
ity
of
lu.u.v.s
was
Palest
m.
the
;
In
spite
of
their
unfaithfulness
sha!I
u
be
with
lf
wi?h
nome
ot
ir.e
jews,
a
nstio!i
d1
would
draw
ihem
unto
Hitii-hicii
Mtd
a
lurd
i:s!it
to
in
a
:;f
with
the
cords
of
a
man
aith
bands
of
love.
Nations
like
individuals
msy
be
siren
a
second
ciiance.
Israel
had
been
unfaithful
and
untrue
to
her
partnership
.
itr
God
Tet
God
fortave
and
allow
rj
her
not
only
a
retond
rtiancf
but
repeated
opportunities.
Basic
lliinhina
c
i
L
Jt'DGMENTS
are
k.sl
on
some
sort
of
ex-
i
AI
perience.
The
danper
of
thi.is
that
we
end
to
expect
it
to
bo
the
?eime
experience
as
our
own
and
;
hence
we
expect
that
the
conclusion?
that
arise
will
be
our
conclusions.
This
thinking
is
founded
on
a
t"
misconception
and
may
be
traieally
dangerous.
I
Almost
thm
quarters,
of
our
population,
as
the
,
Financial
Fost
has
pointed
out,
came
to
maturity
j
since
the
first
Great
War.
They
have
no
practical
J
According
to
the
prtTlf'-lthrowcTt
Even
fr
double
the
price
you
can't
buy
anything
better
than
Mjutamai
Skeena
Hotel
at
Terrace
'Formerly
PhiiberO
Hans
and
Charlotte
Koch
Proprietors
IF
YOUR
HOUSE
SUFFERS
FROM
"CHILLS!
tt
GET
RIGHT
DOWN
TO
THE
ROOT
OF
THE
TROUBLE
PHON
E
Si
AND
HAVE
I
i
THOM
I
JvHEET
METAL
LTD.
j
Check
Your
Furnace
-
BE
WISE
SEE
OIR
BETTER
BITS
AT
ISLAND
CITY
BriLDERV
StPPLIES
General
Buiiden
Suppites
and
PITTSBt'RG
PA1XT3
Vfi
McBrtd-
St,
Bl'je
KX
riosra.
ixtc
natjoti
nerveo
to
oe
then
follows
;
pen!ai:rf
.
forgiv-i:otroyed:
ness.
reformation
and
fellowship
The
fact
that
it
was
allowed
,,r,
.-..
to
cor.'.iiuie
to
exist
was
direct
!erWer.c
of
the
forgirir.g
Kt
ol
pod
God's
forgiveness,
harrhov.kes
...
.
II
r:
Blb;f
3
,
,0
R:s
ru,rf-
God
is
Love
and
it
Is
hi
the
Katu.
oi
k,re
to
forgive.
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the
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knowledge
of
economy
that
isn't
founded
on
world
st
rujrele
and
its
rejervussions.
They
have
no
know-ledeeof
those
years
when
one
out
of
every
three
workers
was
employed
in
agriculture:
and
when
the
average
annual
wajre
was
$700.
They
can't
lvmem-ber
when
even
a
vast
war
left
us
with
only
a
little
more
than
a
billion-dollar
indebtedness.
Thev
live
in
Cod
prefers
to
lore'v-.
rather,.,.,
Bt,
k
ot
Ha
than
punish
and
destroy
an
!
the
s,Te
.
fi).
tour.
try
of
its
own.
and
a
harder
striiSS'e
:o
setatn
it.
i
Ytt
this
was
the
nation
th:it
gave
a
P'.ire
rei:?!on
To
tlie
world
1
making
a
greater
contribution
to
liuLia
io:!
than
either
Rorr.e
with
her
laws
or
Grew
with
he:
;
art.
But
Israel
found,
.'ike
all
of
r.s.
'
(that
it
is
d!fr:c;;'t
to
live
up
to.
tour
idea's
1
They
wi-r?
Cod's
chor.
peop.
yet
wore
cotistar.i'y
failins
i:-.
iuo.a.rj
,
H
-a
ri-.-'-rfs
thi
nr.faI'
-
.fulness
of
the
r.at;ort
i.i
Go.i.
as
.
.the
u.fai-hf-.r.r:ess
of
a
wife
:c
;
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h-.!-it,'
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r
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,
.
.
r-"1-
,vrv.
ii.,
r
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luuu.a
x-
i
(ma'-.
"When
irae!
was
a
chi:
;
tner.
i
fovea
r.::n
artcf
that
io-
reai.tinco
as
s'nirj
a-?
ever
whe
V
j
!
i.
First
Presbyteriar
Church
Due-.-.oc
c
Music:
Mrs.
E.
J
Saiith
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Mrrirj:
W.5ti?
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Siwifi-r:
P.
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Lir-ey
Arthem.
Ju:.r
Ch-.ir--Jwst
for
Txiay."
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par
X)
Eve.tir.e
S;rvK"e
teason
given
in
this
eleventh
chapter
at
verse
nine.
Is
"I
ar,.
G,vi
and
not
man.
I
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not
ex-
"
!he
nerceness
of
mt
'ath."
.
I
am
the
BS.y
Ore
of
.world
where
three
out
of
everv
four
workers
r
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Miiaed
in
some
Ron-aericultural
weuration.
h.iv
!
an
average
annual
earning
power
of
about
two
thou-
j
sand
dollars,
and
think
nothing
of
a
debt
that
is
well
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DIRECTORY
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Priaoe
Rupert.
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Lawrence
G.
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11:00
a
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Mooting
Worship
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Jermor.:
Faith
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Children's
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Sunday
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FAST
SIXTH
AVEME
Xear
High
School-
Sanday.
OcL
Z3.
IH9
.ra.
MomiriS!
Service
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Iw
Th
Bible
Say
A
tvut
Baptism?"
II
I
pen.
Sunday
Si-hool
C!isss
for
AH.
COME'
EVANGELISTIC
Cocdac;
REV.
assisted
fNew
Pastor
rf
.o.or
thirteen
billion
dollars.
!
!
i
Sixty
percent
of
our
population
doesn't
know
how
I
teaching
of
ffusea.
I
We
hsve
all
been
forgiven
umf!
Rithr.ut
nuniijfr.
Sometimes
e
are
conscious
of
it
sometimes
not.
but
it
is
always
a
blessing
and
only
comes
01
the
grace,
the
loving
kindness
ot
viud.
fioni
some
of
transgression
ive
have
escaped
tlie
worst
const
quences.
Some.
f
have
atoned
lor
with
pain
and
bitter
teats.
:::r.e
rrpentence
we
turn
away
from
the
thing?
that
srperale
be-
;
tween
us
and
our
Gcd.
I
As
we
read
the
New
Testament
we
constantly
hear
Jesus
saying
Son
thy
Sins
be
forlren
thee
"
'Iter
slf.s
v.hi..Ii
air
riiuny
ate
forgiven
her.'
"Go
and
sin
r.o
more."
Ths
same
way
of
redemption
is
open
for
os.
It
com3
to
us
conviction
of
Sin.
At
the
close
of
his
prophecy
the
.'
prophet
Hosea
us
these
wordi
;
in
chapttr
fourteen,
verse
r.mr
Wlio
is
wise
and
he
shall
t
thing,,
prudes
and
he
shall
kno
them
"
These
words
are
a
persona
ap-piicatioti
for
alt
the
readers
o.
tow
sne
w,
of
G(ld
we
trow
ta
gia
if
e
dwpbeT
u
UuiH
tn
olI.
own
cJev-roctinn
the,,
.j-i;
s3
aw
hVj
fr0R1
u,.
or;(!v.wlse
and
VT1t
but
ar
revea!ed
unto
the
twr.ery
ar.d
numb'.e
in
heart,
.
SELECTION
OF
BISHOP
DELAYED
WTXXIPEG
7
So
success
th-
tamed
-F.vr.t
B:h
o."
Archibald
Lar.g
F.psung.
aged
6.
ha.5
y-'.
b?n
anni.
,Ke
retired
las',
mx
t'a
from
the
Arctic
D:o-ees?
which
is
seafered
over
2-225
OCO
square
mties
of
trritorT
m
Canada's
Arctic
Circle
area.
Tr.e
Church
t
England
ir
Car.di
anno-unced
t
xiay
that
the
selection
of
a
new
bishop
had
r-:i
deterred
ur.t.l
April.
.
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,
Hs.
'V
IMMIGF.-A.vr
AT
M
Cat-:?
puffirar
a
ciare.
J
she
arrived
in
Xew
Tcrt
Mrs
M.ir-ii
.
Ma.teirw-.an.
99.
is
the
JH-,
ess
refugee
to
tnter
.
US
urnier
the
displaced
pers'.r.
law.
She
U
aa
Arnter.Uru
who
carr.e
to
the
VS.
with
her
45-
ye-ar-oki
son.
Zachar.
hi
ile
I
and
...eir
lmr
ch-tir-m.
Priced
Right
Only
SI.
50
Refi
Cir-.rt.a
50:
east?!
tojrh
cvr.ditions
(?an
be
or
how
impossible
it
is
to
assur?
seci:ritx-
in
a
world
where
there
are
no
avail-aW?
jobs
ar.d
tvhere
a
little
better
than
half
the
pop-V'ation
mas
support
the
other
half.
Thev
were
not
lutvUts
when
world-wide
CITY.
OF
PRINCE
Rl
"Pit
Notice
of
Intention
to
Rezor
Baptist
Church
S
jt.ee
is
hereby
given
that
it
S
VXD
AY.
OCT.
13.
15
-j
rr.r.ce
K-ipert
ccr.terr.ptej
i.r.'-r.::.:.-4
n--tai
to
rezorte
the
folitmir.?
prsperr
r
r
tr
c-asir.fi.u
Kilcer.tial
area
as
a
rr.im
-
?:?2:
AH
of
Block
2
and
3.
lots
V.
t
li
jtc.-w
Btck
8:
ali
of
Bkxk
9:
Lot?
I
14
5.
10;
Lota
I
to
12.
Kock
1!.
aa
a
5e-r-'c
I
I-a?t
in
the
rr.rf.-l
of
thee.
:
Kow
geit
then
1?
that
.
o!
the
Alrr.:h:y
for
His
sinful,
err-
5
ir.e
peop.e.
tiosea
retuses
v
measure
that
love
by
human
K?
uses
motl
beautiful
5
1
titrations
'to
shfw
this
love
God
for
His
peop'.e.
"I
will
be
as
the
dw
.
Isra:.
he
sr.a.1
biOssom
as
the
city
tra"..
h-s
shaU
spread
ar.d
his
b?iti'ty
it'.all
te
as
the
,xiv
tree."
'
Israe!
rr.ay
not
hae
deserved
it.
nor.
Kay
we
de-erve
it.
but
:h-
love
of
G-x
for
stnr.tr.g
humin-
.tty
is
a
glorious
fact
tf
the
gos-
:
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to
27th
Inclusive
except
Sa-..rdiy
EVERY
MCI1T
AT
r.M
THORPE
rv.-'B
QUARTETTES-
i
-Etc.
j
j
friends
Forty-four
per
cent
of
our
people
have
never
known
a
world
without
fear
and
how
seriously
fear
anay
color
ail
our
thinking.
They
came
to
maturity
-ffust
as
the
dawn
of
peace
was
met
by
the
threat
of
a
r.ew
aggressor.
We
cannot
hope
to
understand
these
new
gener-ttrior.s.
or
they
to
understand
us
unless
the
thin.air.tt
of
an
older
generation
aiid
the
reason
for
it
is
pa-
.
tientiy
and
painstakingly
explained
to
the
new.
CANADA
SAVINGS
BONDS
:r
HE
EXERCISE
OF
THRIFT
is
something
much
I
to
be
desired
in
the
interests
of
the
individual,
of
tsir.ess
and
the
community
at
large.
Thrift
is
a
rir.ds-r.er.ta!
f
actor
in
the
Canadian
war
of
life
:Trff
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rurvhase
ef
Canada
Savings
Bonds,
an
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is
row
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is
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is
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doubt
that
the
purchase
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a
vast
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C&nicLr.s
to
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better
prepared
for
pr-svn
enrgercies
ud
for
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develormen
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t-e
re-urteful
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characteristic
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peace
have
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but
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carry
on.
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yesterday,
appeal
today
asking
all
legal
rights
of
review
'
tftat
the
Cnited
States
has
Offer
arty
condemned
man.
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Prisr-a
Worker
J.
W.
ROSS
MacPHERSON
of
Vancouver
V.N.
ANNIVERSARY
;pCT0BER
24
marks
the
fourth
arniversarv
ef
:
w
t..e
L
ntteil
Nations.
The
day
has
been
Claimed
in
most
U.X.
member
countries
as
"
ntiy."
a
day
ef
ecrr.memoration.
liAL
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SPECIAL
MUSIC
SOI
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come:
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Weekdars
9
a.m.
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p.s
Sundars
12
Noon
t-
7
p.m.
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SIXTH
STREET
and
THIRD
AY:
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of
people
have
heart!
of.
or
have
therv
.rssperiercet.i
the
concrete
acwrr.plishments
of
U.X.
Ln
the
social
ar.d
economic
fields.
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feer
resiize
that,
bi
spite
of
political
difficulties
U
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has
actually
-either
stopped
or
prevented
war
jr.
-
1
t-
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a
ivt-ervtarj
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rnrgre
Lie
states
in
hi
Fourth
Annual
Report
0-the
work
of
U.N.
WHAT
A
BUY!
WATERMAN'S
'BALL
POINTER
No
other
Ball
Point
Pen
w
orks
like
a
Waterman's
I
by
PASTOR
LEONARD
A.
Prnw
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p
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and
p.ring
your
PRE-STOCK
CLEARANCE
SALE
Kaien
Co-op
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refulax
retail
price
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stopping
wars
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observers,
mediators
and
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bv
mebp
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FLAVOR-MONEY
SA
pv
enjoy
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Stock
of
PENS
ince
U.X.
does
rot
own.
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only
agent
for
small
number
of
military
conciliators,
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to
tk;
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a.,
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agents
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in
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line
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nn.
MARGE
ME
from
$2.40
to
SI
5.75
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available
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29
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