1
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nnprrt
Daflp
Hrtos
Friday,
March
2".
1949
i'ScracesiiiCli
tirchli
church.
A
young
married
woman
once
told-me
-that
she-eensidered
time
far
too
precious
a
thine
in
sit
for
an
hour
in
ehurth
but
if,
it
was
permissible
to
brinir
some
nittiner.
she
mieht
iSd
iimL,'
"
wwpw
Ofrorc
-o
-u
upbuilding
of
Print-.
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V4ikn
n'"r
"""PT'ing
northern
and
central
Wish
ColumbU?
rXTt.-irieea
M
Straw
Cia
Mail,
post.
Office
Department.
Ov
Published
Mm
afternoon
except
Sunday
b
Prtsce
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
kfrUBEIt
OF
CANADIAN
PRKSS
-
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
...
"
3
euBscRrpTioN
rates
f.
ty
Carrier.
Per
Week,
KV:
Per
Month.
75p;
Per
Year.
8
00.
S&5
.5tfrr.
f
-ll.
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Year.
5
00
.:.
"
be
able
to
feel
that
it
wasn't!
quite
such
a
waste.
-She
wasn't!
DIRECTORY
SATURDAY
SERMON
;
joking.
More
people
than
we
i
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHURCH
(Fundamental!..
02
6in
E.,
Near
High
School
Phone
3i9
SUNDAY,
MARC1I
27,
1949
12:15
p.m
Sunday
School.
(Classes
for
All
-Come!)
7:30
f
m.
Gospel
Service.
Speaker:
G.R.S.
BLACKABY
Subject:
"WHAT!
NO
PORT
DAY?"
A
message
for
today).
Wed.,
3:30
p.m.
Mission
Band.
Wed.,
8
p.m.Prayer
Meeting
Frl.,
7:30
p.m.-Young
Peoples
Peoples
WE
BELIEVE
AND
PREACH
THE
FI
LL
GOSPEL
realize
think
precisely
in
thesa
terms.
They
are
highly
responsible
citizens
and
are
determined
to
carry
It
all
on
their
shoulders
and,
as
they
grow
older
,
j
TOO
CONSCIENTIOUS
;
REV.
BASIL
S.
PROCKTER,
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
Service
In
all
rhiirr-hes
at
n
m.
and
7:30
p.m.;
Mimlut
School
ut
l?:I3
except
ax
Hnowii.
ANGLICAN'
CATIIKDRAL
4th
Ave.
W
at
Dunsmulr
St.
.
HoJjf
Communion
H
HO
a
m.
Sunday
Schtxl
2:00
p.m.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter,
B
A.,
B
D.
Rector:
(Blue
733)
FIRST
BAPTIST
6th
Ave.
E.
at
Young
St
Ml
t
later:
Rev.
Fred
Antrobu'a
(Green
8Z)
Becoming
Real
Centre
-'viiiv.
nit.
llllCCt
CtlivL
lliVt,
Mvuimiwiv
jv
I
there
is
a
high
Incidence
of
I
r."
"s
u.tciy
UH.n
stomach,
nervt
and
heart
troubl-
MEX'S
I....
tneir
exaggerated
sense
of
responsibility.
1
tion
t
j
amon3
them
for
the
reason
that
want
to
criticize
them,
but
I
would
love
to
say
some-'the
human
frame
Is
not
made
thing1
which
would
'really
help.
to
carry
that
much
responsibility
The
people
I
mean"
are
predominantly
in
the
j
and
the
creator
intended
from
MEN'S
bRFSs
f
i
1
uckiiiiiuiii
-
-
mat
-ne
snouin
younger
marnea
group,
meyi
.
iivc
ine
iieavy
ena
oi
ine
loaa.
laust-spfcj,.-
have
some
family
and
they
are
So
I
say
to
the
best
oeoDle
LETTERBOX
TELEPHONE
-
SITl'ATIO.V
""W
A
Kind,
really
trying
to
do
their
level
best
both
in
the
home
and
outside
the
home.
But
at
times
I
wonder
if
their
approach
is
not
j
if
s
t
a
little
"too
too."
They
feel
very
strongly
that
they
have
I
know
that
it
U
pos!tie
to
fall
into
the
sm
of
being
too
conscientious.
You
and
I
are
not
God.
And
if
there
ls
no
God
above,
what
is
the
good
of
anything
that
la
good?
Jesus
said:
special
!
from
j
J
BOYS'
Lo.fj
IXC
Editor.
Daily
News:
;
'Further
to
my
comments
on
the
installation
of
an
ic
exchange
in
your
citv
I
FIRST
I'RKSBYTKRIAN
4th
Avenue
East
Minister:
Rev.
George
E.
Sendnll
(Green
WW
I
FIRST
t'MTKII
836
6th
Ave.
West
Minister:
R.
A.
Wilson.
M
A.
(Green
613)
FI
LL
GOSPEL
T4HLRX.tr
I
F
221
6th
Ave.
West
Pastor:
Paul
A.
Barber
(Green
620)
SALVATION
ARM
Fraser
Street
CO.:
Major
W.
Yurgensen
Directory
Class
2:30
pm.
Sunday
School
80
D
m
-
(Bl.ick
269)
ST.
PAI
L'S
U
THF.KtV
8th
Ave.
at
McBrlde
St.
-
,
Pastor:
S.
Soilnnd
(Black
610)
make-fiPEc...
brought
children
into
the
world
much
-ome
unto
mr,
all
y
that
labor
!
nlfli'pH
nil
mu
Qriimanti.'
j
onH
thnt
tKipv
nre
urv
;
-
...j
.
s
n
.
1
1
v
iii..-)
aiiu
j
"
-
1
j
data
on
your
proposition
be-
responsible
for
the
care
and
wel
and
are
heavy
laden,
and
I
will
give
you
rest."
j
iuie
my
son
wno
is
a
graduate
rare
oi
ino.se
ennnren.
it
is
an-f
Electrical
Engineer
(1941)
on
ficult
for
them
to
think
as
their
AS
TIME
GOES
ON,
Prince
Rupert
is
becom-f
ing
more
and
more
recognized
as
the
northern
centre
from
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
to
Alaska
and
from
the
coast
to
anywhere
in
Central
British
Columbia.
With
available
transportation
in
the
M
ay
of
railway,
highway,
boats
and
planes
this
is
thejogical
hub.
Strangers
come
and
go
every
day.
In
summer,
the
harbor
front
and
streets
are
busy.
The
coming
six
months
should
see
more
traffic
and
general
activity
than
ever
before.
STV
JOHN
AND
ST.
JOHN'S
AFTER
THE
END
of
this
month,
the
postal-service
of
Canada
will
have
one
of
its
many
headaches
slightly
more
painful
than
ever
before.
Commencing
in
April,
the
chief
city
in
the
new
province
of
Newfoundland
will
be
St.
John's.
It
has
a
population
which
used
to
be
around
50,000
and"no
doubt
more
now,
is
a
seaport,
and
generally
speaking,
is
marine-minded.
A
few
hundred
miles
away,
in
the
old
province
of
New
Brunswick,
stands
the
chief
city
of
St.
John.
It
has
a
population
of
around
oO.OOO
and,
generally
speaking,
is
marine-minded,
j
automatic
plants
and
electric-
ancestors
thnutrht,
that
chndi-en
'
l
a!
engilieerinff
in
eeneral
u
ith
nr
a
liRritnoe
unA
oift
tvnm
r.,,A
SPECIAL
First
Presbyterian
Church
First
Baptwt
Churcfc
(Young
Street)
Minisier:
Rev.
.
Antrobu
Phone:
Res.
Green
812
Fourth
Avenue
East
Minister:
Rev.
O.
E.
Sendall
B.A..
B.D.
Director
of
Music:
Mrs.
E.
J
Smith
ST.
PETER'S
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
E.
Hodson
Sunday
School
H
OC
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
7:SO
p
m.
(Blue
8i7)
eight
years
of
practical
exper-
and
that
the
responsibility
is
a'
if
nee
since
graduation,
and
Divine
thing
which
the
Creator
practicing
in
San
Diego.
He
designs
to
share
with
us.
No,
I
consulted
with
the
automatic
i
they
must
take
all
the
respon-i
engineers
of
the
Southern
Cal-;
sibiiit,
on
thelr
own
shoulders.!
ifornia
Telephone
Co.
and
they,
with
reeard
t0
the
hours
ofj
all
agree
my
proposals
.
are
the
work
and
the
hollr3
of
imn
logical
solution
of
your
prob-
the
burden
ls
fierce
In
M
'eni
i
'
.'
.
time,
duty
must
be
done
In
order
Here
is
a
summary
of
their
!
t0
t
on
!t
is
part
"
of
the
fam-conclusions:
an
automat-
,
,
.
i,
j
T
onerald
"y
dU
one
ic
plant
cannot
be
V"'"''
An
organized
system
of
shorthand
was
developed
and
used
by
the
Romans
as
far
back
as
"6J
B.C.
COTTAGE
11:00
"They
Knew
Him."
Anthem:
"Stand
Up
for
Jesus."
Mission
Bund
and
purents
will
attend.
12:15Sunday
School.
7:30
"The
Poor
Fool."
Anthem:
"Dav
of
Wmih
-
31
Announcing
MISSIONARY
CONFERENCE
Rev.
Samuel
Cassels
of
the
Sudan
Interior
Mission
will
show
moving
pictures
of
Africa.
April
6-H.
Flace:
First
Baptist
Church
April
8,
7,
8,
at
8
p.m.
Presbyterian
Church
April
11,
12.
13,
at
8
p.m.
The
pictures
are
highly
Instructive,
and
were
taken
only
a
few
months
ago,
and
Include
scenes
on
medical
work,
leprosy,
slavery,
heathen
practices,
forms
of
worship,
riles,
etc.
New
Creamed
.
f
VALENTIN
Your
U.
ALUWEATHES
it
a
profit
under
at
least
7000
n1
"cuvef
ln
nom
good
:
....
v.
:'
,
'.
.
1
of
belonainK
to
orcan
za
t
una
i
subscribers.
The
plant
would
which
do
good
and
one
must,!
Monday,
8
p.m.
Young
People's.
I
VKA
TI1ALLS
PHOTO
FINISH
1ST,
j
l
Developing,
Printine
I
Enlarifiiir
J
QUICK
SERVICE
J
Amateur
and
,
Professional
Supplies
i
have
to
be
equipped
for
harmonic
ringing,
as
well
as
aU
dials
being
specially
built
with
four
additional
letters
one
for
keep
pace
with
one's
social
ob-j
ligations
j
So
it
comes
to
pass
that
the
best
people
go
to
bed
too
tired)
each
rinffins?
firnupnnv
if
vnn
Household
wished
to
continue
selective
anrt
worn
out
to
pray.
Thev
can't
spare
the
time
to
come
to
ringing
on
party
lines
as
at
Prince
Rripert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
3ox516
Tel.
777
Flowers
foi'
All
Occasions
bo
here
we
have
two
eastern
Canadian
ports,
similar
in
size
and
having
something
in
common,
yet
with
the
letter
"s"
making
more
of
a
difference
than
one
might
imagine.
St.
John,
before
this,
lias
been
addressed
as
St.
John's
and
always
nursed
resentment.
And
it's
the
same
with
St.
John's,
when
the
other
way
around.
It
looks
like
confusion
and
then,
along
the
stern
and
rockbound
coasts.
STALLING
ON
COASTGUARD
:
present.
Under
automatic,
the
1
party
line
ringing
is
aceom-
equipped
for
harmonic
ring-
piished
by
using
the
ground
as
ine
to
match
the
The
Salvation
Army
!
Major
and
Mrs.
W.
Yurgensen
i
a
return
for
each-
side
of
the
with
..
.
j
.
.
.!
v"v,",,ua
t.tu.H-u
,
dunufli,
JVIAKCH
Z7.
1949
une
using
code
ringing,
and
with
multiples
in
order
for:
Holiness
Meeting
11
eung
11
a
am
m'
must
,
be
carefully
.
installed.!
MPh
noratnr
...i
:
.
UNWANTED
HAIR
Appliances
W.
KELVIN
ATOR
REFRIfiEUATORS
HOTIOLT
ELECTRIC
STOVKS
$l
R.C.A.
VICTOR
RADIOS
$2
PHILHS
RADIOS
$?,!
EASY
WASHERS
EUREKA
VACUUMS
ffl
FAWCETT
OIL
STOVKS
(installed)
BENDIX
WASHER
I'nwanted
hair
eraillt'aied
from
the
human
body
with
Sai-o-IVlii
ointment,
the
remarkable
discovery
of
the
ae.
Saro-IVlo
Kills
the
roots
of
any
hair!
H)
l.OK-BFKR
I.
A
(
K
A
TO
III
F..S
filS
Granville
St..
Vancouver.
II.C.
,
.
-
-
k-
in
ur
uuk
iu!
directory,
Z.TtO
D.B1
)
otherwise
noises
will
be
picked
reach
all
calls.
If
there
should1
Sunday
School
3
nm
up
by
earth
currents,
lnterfer-
be
no
room
on
the
.present!
Salvation
MeeUng.
7'30
nm
ing
greatly
,
with
the
conversa-1
switchboard
for
additional
mul-!
The
D.vlsional
Commander'
'.
!
tlples'
thls
could
be
overcome,
Senior
Major
,
lt
,
,
,
and
Mrs
War-
They,
also
agree
the
solutionis
by
using
inter
-
conner-tin?
!
render
will
conduct
the
evenfn.
to
add
additional
9
tchb,,art
-Continued
ATm
on
Page
8.
i
service.,
TWAS
WITH
satisfaction
British
Columbia
recently
heard
that
a
Coastguard
was
tn
ha
BENDIX
IRONER
i
x
f
"
'
I
,
.
That's
what
you
get
in
the
11.
Ml
t
V
ff
3
G
ULl
,
HOT!
John
P.
I
Hughes,
D.CM
Ph
C.
21-22
Bcsner
Block
Phone
BLUE
442
for
Appointment
HOI
RS
10:30
.m.
to
12;80
pm.
and
a
to
5
p.m.
f:
i:im.h
Mmday
and
Prlday.
7:30
p
m.
fm
tboae
unable,
to
coma
during
thi
day.
RECEPTIONIST
tn
aitend
ance
arternoons.
DELUXE
ond
SPECIAL
DELUXE
MODELS
Carl
ZaHli,
PHONE
T,
M.
FRASER
ST
iished
on
this
coast
but
later
developments
indicate
that
there
'might
have
been
some
chickenleounting
in
advance
of
the
hatching
process.
The
60-foot
boats
proposed
would
be
entirely
inadequate.
It
is
not
that
the
need
of
a
Coastguard
service
is
questioned
or
disputed.
British
Columbia
marine
interests
would
be
glad
to
co-operate
with
Ottawa
but
there
does
not
appear,
after
all,
to
be
much
disposition
m
the
Ottawa
quarter
to
really
get
going.
The
federal
attitude
is
that
estimated
costs
are
too
high.
The
situation
all
comes
back
td
where
it
was
priginally.
jThat
is,
no
Coastguard,
and
little
pros-'
pect
of
speeding
up
in
the
direction
of
doing
something.
f
TWO
CITIES
KrIXCE
RUPERT
is
British
Columbia's
most
T
northerly
seaport.
Ketchikan
is
Alaska's
most
Southerly
shipping
and
fisheries
point.
The
two
are
about
eighty
miles
apart.
And
it
is
here
a
transcontinental
railway
served
by
America's
lowest
mountain
grade
has
its
Pacific
terminal
at
Prince
Ruperts
harbor-a
haven
rivalling"
San
Francisco
Oi"
Sidney.
.
-
Ketchikan
is
the
southern
entrance
to
an
empire
in
itself
nearly
half
as
large
as
the
United
States
of
priceless
strategic
value,
and
with
stupendous
natural
wealth.
Prince
Rupert
is
the
northern
gateway
to
a
province
infinitely
richer
and
vaster
than
many
a
nation.
It's
still
rather
early,
away
up
here.
We're
all
pioneering.
Yet
the
day
may
come
ere
long
when
these
two
cities
will
mean
much,
to
the
whole
prince
m
J
For
J
Construction
Alterations
-
Rcl
i
j,
nrc
GREER
&
BRIDDE
CONTRACTORS
AND
mill
Ph
Sandin
a
Specially
T
Red
SKI
WMWrVWMWAWWi'',,","WAV'1'
vnnr
uc
a
non
adTFRS
FC
m
I
Ik
s
M
J
Jfer
SEEDS
AND
fertilizer!
GARDEN
NEEIj
PERFORMANCE
The
powtrful
Dodrr
L-Hrad
engmt
h
fewer
norma
pam
to
ni
Mcr
to
adniK
and
kerp
t-)srofnl.
hs
amazing
smooth
nessoritinatn
uith
unique
3pomt
flmeina
CT
m'iw
suspension.
OOMY
COMFORT
The
famous
Dodge
Moating
Rid
is
smoother
than
ever.
New.
longer
l!8lj
inch
wheelhxe
further
improves
the
Dodge
"tradled
.
between
-
the
-lies'
ride
allows
ample
head
and
leg
room.
i9
and
VISiaiUTY
Yoo
get
.
Wide
irw
of
the
roaol
through
the
new
higher
wider
windshields
(,Im
area
is
37"
greater
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more
efficient
wipers
sweep
61
more
giant
area.
Defroster
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row
the
whole
windshield.
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Dodge
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and
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DeLaxe
models
are
tars
you
will
want
to
see,
own
and
drive.
They're
ew
.
modern
as
tomorrow
.
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.
with
natural
beauty
that
flows
from
true
automobile
design.
There's
more
elbow
room,
leg
room
and
head
room
.
.
.
greater
visibility
.
.
.
plus
an
amazingly
s-m-o-o-t-h
ride.
Get
behind
he
wheel!
You'll
appreciate
the
"many
improvements
that
add
to
the
Dodge
reputation
tor
pcpendability
Economy,
Roomy
Comfort
and
Smooth
Riding.
The
famous
Dodge
Floating
Ride
is
even
quieter
and
more
restful
because
of
heavier
insulation,
softer
rubber
body
mountings
improved
springing,
new
"sea-leg-
shock
absorbers.
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like
the
and
power
economy
of
the
97
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L-Head
engine
.
.
and
the
many
"extr,"
economy
features
sucb
a.
an
oil
filter,
floating
oil
intake
and
self-cleaning
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the
gas
tank,
which
are
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new
cars
start
easier,
stop
faster;
you
can
see
over
the
hoods-
so.
can
get
in
and
out
with
ease.
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See
these
great
new
cars
today
at
your
local
Dodge-DeSoto
dealer
s
showroom.
Compare
them
feature
by
feature
with
other
cars
in
their
price
class
.
.
.
then
drive
them
and
you'll
agree
that
they
are
the
outstanding
automobile
in
the
low-price
field.
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Your
Seats
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