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t
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Paslor
Reflects
I
Bible
Society
I
Geiiing
Active
1910
Weiir.?jjv.
Scptexbcr
Ray
Reflects
r"'u'r'cu
ami
ReminiscesfM
lrlP
taS'
called
on
Mr.
Wilson-Murray's
daughter.
Mr.
Brooksbank
wrote
from
hlj
native
Bradford
in
Yorkshire
after
having
already
been
in
a
number
of
cities
and
resorts
In
the
United
Kingdom.
From
Bradford
he
and
Mrs.
Brooksbank
were
heading
for
London.'
They
are
expecting
to
sail
for
If
members
of
families
can
Officers
for
the
ensuinz
vear
showed
the
loeil
branch
had
sent
in
$408
54
to
headquarters.
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
closed
the
meeting
with
prayer.
Brooksbank
In
British
Isles
After
an
extended
tour
of
the
Continent,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Brooksbank
are
now
spending
several
weeks
In
the
British
Isles.
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
or
Circulations
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Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O:
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
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RATES
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
rer
Teai,
-w"-$8.00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
S5.00.
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settle
their
differences
and
!
were
e'.ected,
arrangements
made
j
When
the
railway
strike
was
on
'
maintain
their
happy
homes.
'
for
a
rally
on
September
22
when
a
lot
of
us
cal.ed
it
"that
knowin-'
wliy
camlot
nations
do
the
same
j
general
secretary
for
Can-I
the
name
wa
wrong.
There
was
without
continued
crises
and
;da-
Hev.'W.
H.
Hudspeth,
will
j
home
October
7.
a
certain
unfitness.
It
could
be
wars,
asKea
Kev.
L.
a.
Seiber,
ce
"
runce
"upert
ana
p:ans
felt,
yet
not
described.
What
hap-
pastor
of
First
United
Church,
''
set
,n
,notlan
a
house
to
nens
whpn
a
human
hinJ-
in
his
first
home-comine
armnn
!
house
canvass
the
last
week
in
Largest
single
class
of
income
S
spinal
cord
snaps?
All
same
"as
on
Sunday
morning
following
I
2lob''
y
the
Prince
Rupert
tax
payers
In
Canada
In
1947,
were
business
employees.
1,737,838
j
wnen
a
nations
transportation
reiurn
irom
loronio
wnere
ne
,
.
.
system
turns
m.m
ai.H
i
ii
Th-
attended
the
recent
World
r-ni.n
.
i
eSn
Bible
Society
which
had
Its
oi
a
wiai
oi
i.,soa.s8
income
tax
payers.
backbone
had
broken.
!
cil
of
Churches
at
which
five
:
annual
feting
Sunday
night
in
Writing
to
W.
H.
Wilson-Murrav,
Adverts
throu
Try
a
Dall,
sn
Mr.
Brocksbank
describes
a
visit
'thousand
delegates
gathweil
;uu'"7
um;al'
1
r
Ti-;..
.
T-i
l
.
:
f
mm
Kivtvrno
n'jtmna
The
officers
are:
to
Edinburgh,
Scotland,
as
a
'
c
in
i-nirjc
rvuucii
iiuijfiir
to
i
President.
P.
H.
Linzey.
highlight
of
the
whole
tour.
In
1
have
heard
much
about
trout'
Mr.
Seiber
reflected
on
inci-
iishing
this
summer
or
have
,
dents
of
his
trip
east
and
im-
i
Secretary,
Miss
Margaret
Fra-
the
ancient
Scottish
capital,
they
gazed
in
an
appraising
wav
at
parted
some
inspiration.
Avls;t!ser-
1
some
splendid
catch
in
a
store
,
to
Niagara
Falls
and
the
beaut:-
'
Treasurer,
Miss
C.
Heicie.
JOHN
.
STEAMSHIP
PRINCE
RUPERT
BAILS
FOR
Vancouver
AND
INTERMEDIATE
POKTS
BUU
window.
Nevertheless,
the
troui
'
ful
parked
promontories
had
in-'
Members
of
the
executive
wi'.l
!
fishermen
are
here
and
so
are
spired
reflections
on
the
grand-'be
nominated
by
pastors
of
var-I
the
fish.
Been
to
Khatada
Lake
eur
and
beauty
of
God
s
handi-
'
ious
churches
at
a
later
date.
'
yet?
Ifs
about
seven
miles
long.
work.
To
approach
worldly
i
Hudspeth
will
give
an
ad-
j
rimmed
round
with
solemn
peak
Chicago
and
its
great
hotels
each
dress
at
the
raiIy
whicn
will
"be!
HAPPY
NOW-FINDS
ROAD
TO
REGULARITY
"After
30
years
of
terribla
constipation,
I
found
regularity
in
a
hospital!
They
gave
ma
optomH
ual-
Jtu:
xeei:a.
nearly
Wuh
its
garden
was
to
see
beauty
prececea
oy
a
dinner.
i
EACH
THURSDAY
I
at
11:15
p.m.
opposite
Telearaph
Point
k
combined
with
service.
To
see
a
Rev.
E.
Soiland.
castor
of
the
i
i
""n
Dulg
Third
A
Keeping
Sidewalks
Clean'
WE
HAVE
rapped
the
city
for
the
untidiness
and
unkempt
condition
of
some
of
the
streets
and
public
premises.
Possibly,
it
might
not
be
amiss
to
suggest
that
the
citizens
themselves
may
have
some
responsibility
in
the
matter.
If
every
business
man
or
woman
on
Third
Avenue
would
make
a
practice
of
sweeping
the
fronting
sidewalk
each
morning,
that
would
go
a
long
way
towards
sprucing
up
the
business
section.
Thoughtless
and
careless
people
are
always
causing
a
litter
but
little
can
be
done
about
that.
It
has
been
suggested
that
waste
receptacles
might
help
come.
No
doubt,
it
would
to
some
extent
but
still
there
would
be
the
litter
after
a
busy
week-end
or
an
active
night.
m
'
About
the
best
remedy,
it
still
seems,
would
be
the
assuming
of
personal
responsibility
of
each
business
place
for
its
frontage.
This,
of
course,
does
not
need
to
be
suggested
to
people
who
have
pride
in
the
appearance
of
their
premises.
But
there
are
some
who,
apparently,
do
not
have
much
pride.
K
ELLOGG
8
ALL-BRAN
for
hnvtkfnrt
and
it's
been
my
B'.eady
ever
since!
Mrs.
Wilmer
Courtney,
Oran
Seville,
Ont.
One
of
many
unsolicited
letter.
If
you.
too.
takes
a
good,
hard
hike,
packing
supplies,
to
mush
in.
There
js
a
:mail
lake
after
a
few
miles,
and
after
that,
the
main
attraction.
There
is
said
to
be
a
cabin
at
Khatada
and
there
may
be
a
boat,
so
put
in
a
few
days
a
wa
r
from
everything.
If
you
think
there
isn't
time,
make
it.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
nt
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
Of
I
ICR
Prince
Rupert.
D
C.
.
wide-open
gambling
game
in
a
Lutheran
Church,
opened
Sun-
parked
car
was
to
wender
which
Cay
night's
Meeting
with
devo-
i
way
some
of
the
world's
people
tional
exercises,
alter
which
P.
!
were
travelling.
Then
there
was
H.
Linzey,
th-3
President,
con-
j
further
simple
inspiration
de-
i
ducted
the
business
of
the
scs-'
rived
from
attending
the
service
son-
The
president
welcomed
at
a
little
Presbyterian
Church
the
representatives
of
the
vari-
at
Moses
Lake
near
Spokane
ous
churches
and
briefly
outlined
(
where
a
young
pastor
talked
the
work
which
the
Bible
Society
about
"Home"
and
a
choir
in
was
doinS
throughout
the
world.
!
DOES
Y
suffer
from
constipation
due
to
lack
of
bulk
in
the
diet,
do
thia:
Eat
an
ounce
of
criapy
kku.ocg's
all-bran
daily,
drink
plenty
of
HOUSE
SJ
which
young
men
nredominated
t0;ntln8
out
that
it
was
now
iaier.
11
"not
not
completely
completely
atwtied
rrlntin
th
s,rm.,,
i
featured
"Home
Sweet
Home."
Mr.
Seiber
returned
home
last
10GO
inrr
1
whiu.
m
over,
w:th
rpgun,
aftt.r
10
d
y
d
languages.
;
empty
b,,x
to
Kellogg'.,
Lond
The
treasut-ci
s
report
was
rie-
'
Ont.
Get
sauan
xuub
sented
by
Miss
C.
Helde
and
ttON
"ackJ
Three
youns
British
soldiers
were
hanged
in
Fypt
late
last
;week
fcr
the
murder
of
an
Egyptain
car
garage
watchman.
Repeated
efforts
to
commute
sentence
were
made.
It
Isn't
done,
where
a
British
Army
court-mar-:
tial
is
concerned.
from
"CHILL
m.
mm
m
a
.
J
mm
m
t
.1
II
week,
travelling
by
bus
through
the
United
States
because
of
the
railway
strike,
and
to
Prince
Rupert
by
plane.
Get
Right
Dsi
Fifty
British
boys
have
return
Stevedores
End
ed
home
after
tourin?
Foot
of
the!
Canada,
and
fifty
Canadian
lads
i
are
back
after
touring
Bri
iWhat
the
former
noticed
in
Work
Stoppage
v
was
was
r
r
and
H;
PHONE
SERVEL
THE
DIFFERENT
REFRIGERATOR
KEROSENE
A
DEPENDABLE
SOURCE
OF
HEAT
MAKES
IT
FREEZE!!
For
Use
in
Non-Electrified
Areas
icuiar
aoou;
tn:s
country
her
vastness
and
hospitality.
.
Members
of
the
Internationa!
Each
visit
has
it's
value.
Both
Longshoremen
and
Warehouse-will
become
greater,
with
wider
men's
Union
are
once
again
THC
.ueuiiis
in
rememorance
ana
more
i
mature
reflection.
HOBBY
SUPPLIES
NOVELTIES
TOYS
Penguin
Hobby
Shop
Cth
Ave.
and
Fulton
M.
Phones:
BLUE
44(5.
GREEN
232
Sheet
working
the
boats
of
Frank
Waterhouse
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.,
according
to
a
statement
by
a
union
official
today.
In
making
the
statement,
the
official
made
it
clear
that
the
Quoting
General
Pearkes.
M.P.
!Of
Nanaimo.
the
Vancouver
News
-Herald
printt-d
a
scare
head
j
screaming
that
"Rupert
was
cpen
Ltd
AGE
HAS
ITS
PROMISE
MATURITY
as
well
as
youth
has
its
promise.
A
new
outlook
on
longevity
is
developing
as
older
people
become
more
and
more
predominant
in
the
population.
The
time
may
be
soon
coming
to
abandon
age
a3
the
single
deciding
factor
in
retire-land
to
consider
age
in
connection
with
ability
to
do
the
job.
Dr.
Martin
Gumpert,
writing
in
the
New
York
Times,
points
out
that
people
are
fully
developed
only
about
the
age
of
35
and,
if
they
are
not
wilfully
union
was
not
on
strike
against
to
Russian
attack."
And
about
CHECK
YOUH
e
company,
but
had
merely
re
'.the
same
time,
the
Department
Long-Life
Design
Easy-to-Clean
Interior
No
Motor
No
Noise
No
Wear
iused
to
work
their
boats.
Since
of
Defence
stated
Ottawa
plan
ned
on
spending
not
less
than
a
billion
and
a
half.
We
could
do
with
a
little
less,
but
will
not
offer
the
slightest
protest.
the
union
has
no
contract
with
the
company
they
cannot
strike,
the
spokesman
said.
The
work
stoppage
was
a
move
to
force
the
Issue
in
the
matter
of
a
contract,
which
the
union
has
been
trying
FINE
PRINTING
The
region
a
round
Prince
Ru-
REGAL
PRINT
some
time
now.
to
10
obtain
0Dlam
for
Ior
YieoWtorl
tViev
onn
vomnin
nti
tVeir
Wp1
nf
Viio-Wt
.
i
Pert,
traversed
by
roads
leading
sc
,
b
ito
Tyee,
to
Watson
Island.
Prud-'
Negotiations
are
now
going
on
development
UD
to
the
greatest
age.
ihomme
and
Rainbow
Lake
in
Vancouver
In
an
effort
to
'--Most
people
Stop
learning
before
thev
Start
iCIyah
Bj.
"nailer
lak
ard
have
the
contract
signed.'
i
j
PHONE
21
222
ScroJ
Total
Food
Capacity
6.0
cu.
ft.
Shelf
Area
11.
7
Sq.
ft.
Frozen
Food
Capacity
50
cu.
ft.
Ice
Cube
Trays
t
2
SEE
THEM
TODAY
AT
McRac.Bros.
:r-an
"a
iTu.i-i
retains
ns
oin
.
...
.
.
r
:
.
,
,
r,
Gumpert
Claim.4,
adding
that
learning
IS
a
!
ruggedness,
or
"pehraps
that
Most
of
Canada's
local
trade
thinking,
I
should
be
said
w.un
tongue
in
unions
are
branches
of
interna
tional
organic
itions,
either
craft
land.
Could
the
pioneer'
civil
'
or
industrial,
with
headquarters
.meineers
A
'?new,
Ritchie,
Casev
j
m
tRe
United
States.
!
1
Clearance
Sale
1
...
1
.
I
,
Ev
.
.
.
.
i
.
I
finders,
anglers
and
hunters,
sit
;on
cuhion-d
real,
and
be
driven
around
miles
on
end,
tnday
they
!
lifetime
job."
History
has
proof
that
many
of
the
great
developed
their
talents
and
skills
in
later
;
years.
This
should
become
a
more
common
experi-;
ence
as
older
people
themselves
begin
to
realize
that
:
maturity
is
not
synonymous
with
decline
but
with
1
promise.
Opportunities
for
this
development
and
usefulness
can
be
made
available
through
new
social
and
;
economic
policies
and
practices
as
the
country
wakes
up
to
the
urgent
need
of
making
use
of
the
great
reservoir
of
natural
resources
in
its
older
population.
could
scarce
believe
there
was
of
SHO
such
ease
of
travel
in
such
a
stern
i
part
of
the
earth's
surface.
For
thev
came
to
find
no
roads,
no
i
trails,
no
bridges
lust
the
wild-
!
.erness
as
God
made
it.
continues
at
Highway
Busy
On
Labor
Day
ilrowiiwooils
COURTING
A
BREAKDOWN
There
was
considerable
private
!
'
f
HLLrv
your
CllCt,
get
some
iresn
air
reguiitiiy,
;inR
Monday
afternoon
?nd
I
i,,.
.
cv,c
loovn
tn
rdkv
Thpsp
(evening.
The
weather
was
duil
I
throughout
but
at
no
time
was
ithere
rain.
Cars
were
travelling-j
out
to
WatFon
Island,
down
to
Prudhomme
Lake
and
some-,
'were,
for
the
first
time,
getting!
J
a
good
Idea
of
the
size
and
sope
.
of
the
pipe
line
connecting
with
ANNOUNCEMENT
We
are
not
taking
any
cleaning)
pressing
at
present
Wo
shall
attend
to
efficient
se
on
Tailoring,
Alterations
and
pairing
New
Fall
Samples
have
just
arrive
Order
now
for
better
choice
the
huge
cellulose
plant.
Many
headed
to
Terrace
and
further
inland.
are
the
four
legs
on
which
good
health
and
energy
;rest."
;
Worried
businessmen
get
that
advice
from
the
Royal
Bank
in
its
August
letter.
It's
good
advice.
.
Far
too
many
of
these
people,
as
the
letter
points
-
out,
eat
too
fast
and
too
much
and
during
their
'waking
hours
never
for
a
minute
get
away
from
!
talking
or
thinking
business,
politics
or
the
international
situation.
Without
a
break
that
sort
of
life
.leads
either
to
an
early
grave
or
a
mental
None
of
the
cars
appeared
toi
be
having
any
seripus
difficulty
io
driving
between
the
city
limits
and
Galloway
Rapids'
I
bridge
where
extensive
highway
TAILO
improvements
are
being
made.
THE
LING
Box
286
Phone
6l
220
-
6th
St
GOOD
NEIGHBOUR
POLICY
SCRIPTt'RE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
"Come
unto
Me,
all
ye
that
labor
and
are
heavy
laden,
and
I
will
give
you
rest."
Matt.
11:
28.
1
r-
h
mis-
n
1
i
p
A
REMINDER!
All
the
family
benefit!
.
,
.
t
r
::i
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There
is
nothH
Baths
for
everyone,
any
time
.
.
.
shaving
water
first
thing
in,
the
morning
.
.
.
and
lots
of
hot
water
Pay
your
bills
In
full
TODAY
so
that
your
Credit
will
be
good
TOMORROW!
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
all
household
chores.
And
It's
no
more
thrilling
than
M
4
'
'
'
i.
lovely
DIAMONU
I
bother!
Turns
itself
on
and
off
automatically.
So
there's
no
fuel
waste.
It
can
be
placed
anywhere
.
.
.
no
flue,
no
chimney
.
.
Many
users
are
enjoying
these
comforts
for
as
little
as'
$4.00
a
month
or
less
depending
on
size
of
family.
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TII.&E
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SPAKKLING
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rr
.'
For
the
Young
Lady
or
Lad
going
into
High
School.
GEORGE
COOK
JEWELLER
llanjfing
out
my
laundry
I
noticed
tnat
Mrs.
Layton's,
next
door,
was
whiter.
I
couldn't
help
anking
her
why.
Tteckitfi
Blue
keeps
out
that
yellow
tinge',
she
(raid.
'Just
winh
it
through
the
filial
rine.
You
can
only
obtain
pure
white
with
blue,
and
you
don't
take
chance
with
anything
that
may
damage
fabric.'
That's
what
I
call
,Bood
neighbourliness
and
good
advice.
It
Jteckitt's
Blue
for
me
from
now
on,
particularly
at
it
costs
bo
little.
A-m
anson's
Jewellt