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10
East
And
West
Coal
Two
Epoch
-Making
Events
On
INTERNATIONAL
EDITION
Prinrc
iluprtt
Daily
Hctus
ders
visioned,
it
must
be
the
outlet
for
the
resources
of
Alaska
as
well
as
the
outlet
for
the
resources
of
Northern
British
Columbia
as
a
whole.
State
Of
Alaska
And
Newfoundland
Province
Linked
With
Progress
EVENTS
MORE
Your
Headquarters
for
.
SEEPS
AND
11-
COMPELLING
fc
fh
FERTILIZERS
V?
JK
v
GARDEN
NEEDS
Event;
themselves
will
compel
!
the
use
of
the
facilities
and
the
i
building
up
of
more
installations
i
..i
ho
nuin
nntlpt
nf
Prince
Ru-
By
H.
G.
ARCHIBALD,
M.P.
and
EQUIPMENT
"V
if6
We
Deliver
"M
Two
events
are
taking
place
on
the
North
Amei
i-
perl
even
inore
than
the
prrs-can
Continent
at
the
same
time.
These
two
events
are
sure'
exerted
by
individuals
and
at
two
extremes
of
the
Continent,
yet
they
are
identi-1
organizations.
The
hist
wur
cal
to
the
extent
that
both
are
taking
on
powers
of
re-
taught
us
that
when
Prince
Ru-sponsible
inJ
pert
overnight
blossomed
into
one
government.
Newfoundland
has
been
1
of
the
Pacif
c
the
ports
of
.j
ii.u
en
i
lAii
major
corporated
as
a
tenth
province
of
Canada
and
Alaska
i
EvenU
sillL.e
tne
war
have
4
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ij...
A.
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V..-
is
being
Incorporated
as
a
forty-
1
proven
that,
in
spile
of
sectional
interests
bringing
pressure
to
bear
on
government,
government
has
to
overlook
them
for
the
0
KEN'S
RAD!P
Clinic
RADIO
AND
ELECTRICAL
REPAIRS
For
Satisfactory
Service
t
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A.
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Gall
53
("IS
Second
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert
PRINCE
RUPERT
ATTRACTIVE
Buildings
in
business
section.
Court
House
at
ri
ground.
Civic
Centre
left
centre.
Thirrt
Avenue
i.i
foreground.
Looking
north
towards
Morse.
.
Photo
bv
wr
.
:.
i
;
good
of
the
whole.
This
is
true
of
such
major
issues
as
European
Aid
which
had
to
overlook
the
natural
suspicions
of
the
mld-wcstcrn
voter.
This
has
been
true
of
government
guidance
up.
,
finance
and
trade.
As
I
have
pointed
out
previously,
the
demand
for
the
resources
of
our'
great
country
and
those
of
Alaska,
and
one
could
say
the
iron
resources
of
Newfoundland,
are
forcing
such
developments
as
the
beginning
of
a
road
from
White-horse
to
Hazelton.
and
the
building
of
railroads
into
the
great
iron
ore
deposits
of
Ungava.
,
With,
of
course,
the
development
of
the
resources
and
large
nliith
State
of
the
United
States.
Alaska
being
given
statehood
is
of
as
much
importance
to
us
on
the
West
Coast,
even
if
it
is
under
the
Jurisdiction
of
another
country,
as
is
Newfoundland
to
the
East
Coast.
Both
have
huge
undeveloped
natural
resources
and
both
are
strategic
points
in
air
transportation.
People,
looking
back
from
future
generations,
will
measure
the
progress
of
events
from
such
a
point
as
the
granting
of
statehood
to
Alaska
or
Newfoundland
becoming
the
tenth
province
of
Canada.
It
is
the
end
of
an
era
and
the
beginning
of
a
new
one
It
is
the
beginning
of
a
new
era
in
the
sense
that
just
as
Alaska
is
receiving
her
statehood,
greater
importance
is
also
give:,
to
her,
both
from
a
strategi.:
standpoint
and
from
the
standpoint
that
never
before
was
such
interest
taken
in
the
natural
re-
i
such
Institutions
as
our
local
Boards
of
Trade
forget
their
sectional
interests
and
work
with
their
fellow
Boards
of
Trade
of
Alaska.
It
shows
a
developing
consciousness
of
the
oneness
of
our
alms
and
interests,
both
In
the
economic
and
in
the
social
field.
Mechanic's
Tools
Stoves
and
Ran:
Bapco
Paints
and
Oils
j
Builders'
Hardware
Household
Supjt!"
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
11
II.
G.
ARCHIBALD
GROWING
WITH
1
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
1.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
I
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
3.
RUPERT
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
STORE
PRINCE
RUPERTS
3
SHOPPING
CENTRES
our
industrial
machine
becomes
settlements
of
people
increasing
more
dependent
on
he
resources
the
amenities
of
life,
I
am
sure
of
the
north
and,
as
one
in-
that
the
Alaskan
towns
will
want
dustrv
is
established,
the
ten-
to
be
hooked
up
by
lateral
hi?n-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Fur
Telephone
101
P.
0.
I)ra
'
t
sources
of
Alaska
and
the
North-i
denfy
s
not
for
development
to
ways
to
main
highways
running
land
in
general.
As
the
resources
j
take
Dlace
steD
bv
stec
bat
down
through
the
Groundhog
of
the
south
become
depleted,
''
"Gifts
that
are
Different"
j
THE
TOTEM
POLE
GIFT
SHC?
I
SOUVENIRS
:
HANDICRAFTS
REAL
ESTATE
GENERAL
INSIRANCE
TOTRIST
INFORMATION
MARINE
CARGO
INSI
RANCE
TO
ALASKAN
PORTS
SEE
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Phone
S42
P.
O.
Box
927
307
3rd
Ave.
West
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
rather
by
geometric
progression,
region.
They
will
want
tourists
Alaska
and
Northern
Britisn
to
expose
the
great
beauties
of
Columbia,
even
though
they
are
our
mountains
and
lakes.
They
under
different
flags,
are
driven
will
wish
tourists
to
see
the
nu-by
necessity
to
solve
the
irritat-;
tural
wild
life
and
the
vast
vistas
ing
conflicts
of
national
juris-
of
unexplored
regions
where
the
dictions
because
one
cannot
de-
onrush
of
civilization
has
yet
velop
without
the
other.
If
the
to
change
them
from
frontiers
Alaska
panhandle,
for
example,
into
great
highways
of
trade
ard
wants
to
be
connected
with
the
commerce.
rest
of
the
continent
by
an
over-
We
in
Prince
Rupert,
therefore,
land
route,
it
must
of
nevesiity
have
a
great
stake
in
the
develop
go
through
Northern
British
Co.-
ment
of
Alaska
and
Alaskan
umbia.
If
the
railhead
and
the
.statehood;
in
fact,
we
have
as
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
are
to
much
at
stake
as
Alaska
herself.
Wrathall's
Photo
Finishing
Post
Cards
and
Scenic
Views
JACK
WRATH
ALL
Proprietor
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
SHOP
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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BROS.
VEGETABLES,
FRUITS,
MEATS,
GROCERIES
"WE
AIM
TO
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PARSONS
Prince
Rupert.
211
Sixth
Street,
develop
to
the
size
that
its
foun-
It
is
a
great
step
forward
to
see
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BLESSED
IS
THE
NATION
WHOSE
GOD
IS
THE
LORI
VOICES
FROM
HEAVEN
Voices
from
the
Present
HER
MAJESTY
QUEEN
ELIZABETH,
Washington.
Jt
He
is
despised
and
rejected
of
men.
1939:
"Some
people
know
about
God,
some
know
a
Jesus
In
whom
he
have
remeption
thru'
His
blood.
Christ,
but
the
Lord
Jesus
is
the
possessor
of
my
heart
husband
is
also
a
believer."
FIELD
MARSHAL
MONTGOMERY:
"Gentlemen,
I
ri
my
Bible
every
day,
and
I
recommend
you
to
do
the
sa:
GENERAL
DOBBIE
OF
MALTA:
"I
believe
that
it
was
this
precise
purpo.se
(to
remove
the
barrier
of
sin)
that
Redeemed
with
the
pre-ious
blood
of
Christ
as
of
a
Lamb
without
blemish
and
-without
spot.
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Who
His
own
Self
bare
our
sins
in
His
own
body
on
the
tree.
Voices
from
the
Past
GEORGE
WASHINGTON:
"It
is
Impossible
to
rightly
govern
the
world
without
God
and
the
Bible."
ABRAHAM
LINCOLN:
"I
believe
that
the
Bible
is
the
best
gift
God
has
ever
given
to
man.
All
the
good
from
THE
SAVIOUR
OF
THE
WORLD
is
communicated
to
us
thru'
this
Book."
'
WM.
EWART
GLADSTONE:
"I
have
known
ninety-five
of
t
he
world's
greatest
men
in
my
time,
and
of
these
eighty-seven
were
followers
of
the
Bible."
QUEEN
VICTORIA:
"That
Book
accounts
for
the
supremacy
of
England."
"
HORACE
GREELEY:
"It
is
Impossible
to
enslave
mentally
or
socially,
a
Bible
reading
people."
U.
S.
GRANT:
"The
Bible
is
the
sheet
anchor
of
our
liberties."
DANIEL
WEBSTER:
"If
we
abide
by
the
principles
we
are
taught
in
the
Bible,
our
country
will
go
on
prospering,
but
IF
WE
AND
POSTERITY
NEGLECT
ITS
INSTRUCTIONS
AND
AUTHORITY,
NO
MAN
CAN
TELL
HOW
SUDDEN
A
CATASTROPHE
MAY
OVERWHELM
US
AND
BURY
ALL
OUR
GLORY
IN
PROFOUND
OBSCURITY."
Son
of
Ood
whom
we
know
as
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
cair,4
enrth
and
offered
Himself
as
a
sacrifice
In
order
to
pay
penalty
for
our
sins
and
THUS
TO
RECONCILE
US
TO
G
DR.
HOWARD
A.
KELLY,
world
famed
surgeon
and
sri
tist:
"I
have
never
in
my
whole
life
met
a
man
who
re
knew
the
Bible
and
rejected
it.
.The
difficulty
has
alv
been
an
unwillingness
to
give
it
an
honest
trial.
As
our
I
Himself
says:
"Ye
will
not
come
unto
Me
that
you
may
1
For
your
sake
he
became
poor
that
ye
thru'
His
poverty
might
be
rich.
The
wicked
shall
be
turned
into
hell
and
all
the
nations
that
forget
God.
life."
Realizing
that
fie
R.
G.
LE
TOURNEAU,
J,
Manufai
"
'
I
had
d
urtau.x
juse
i
uau
l.
l
oariiiui
was
nunc
Him,
immediate
1.
What
a
won(lf
the
joy
of
salvation
burst
in
upon
ful
God
we
have;
Why
don't
we
belie.,
n
more?"
1
NOT
the
fear
of
foreign
invasion
should
SURE
AND
TUNE
IN
TOl
BE
KING
OF
KINGS
AND
LORD
OF
LORDS
LIFE
Has
no
joy
comparable
to
the
joy
of
knowing
Christ
as
Saviour,
Lord
and
Friend.
EARTH
Has
no
riches
comparable
to
the
riches
of
God's
Grace.
HEAVEN
May
not
be
entered
apart
from
the
experience
of
the
new
birth.
"Except
a
man
be
born
again
he
cannot
see
the
Kingdom
of
God"
Jesus.
THINK
In
these
times
of
mutual
felicitations,
when
the
horizons
of
our
friendship
and
industries
are
bright
with
the
promise
of
material
prosperity,
let
us
remember
that
all
we
are
and
have
would
be
swept
away
apart
from
God's
loving
care
and
intervention.
ACT
We
preach
that
if
thou
shalt
confess
with
thy
mouth
the
Lord
Jesus
and
shalt
believe
in
thine
heart,
that
G.od
hath
raised
Him
from
the
dead,
THOU
SHALT
BE
SAVED.
Romans
10,
Verse
9.
keep
us
troubled
and
tense
.
.
.
RUT
the
decay
of
Godly
living
...
the
,
nation's
first
line
of
defence!
The
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Fashioned
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Alaska,
5
p.m.
Station
C'KPG,
Prince
George,
10
a.m.
(N.B.)
Two
stations
each
Sunday
KTKN
5
p.m.
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