Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
3
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RE-ROOFIHG?
radio,
the
press,
magazines
had
often
been
media
for
propaganda
of
a
cheapening
instead
of
an
Tuesday,
July
25,
1950
mm.
Faith
In
Man
Is
Needed
Today
WALT
SHINGLES
the
overwhelming
r
i
jirriminnfina
home-owners,
builder
elevating
philosophy
of
living.
But
man
was
in
a
state
of
confusion.
His
problem
was
to
learn
to
live
together
in
the
world.
When
he
did
so
there
would
be
Mrs.
Dan
8therk.
Kaminnm
I
R-
an
W.
Blackweil
sailed
to-
Rev.
L.
G.
RlfUn
Uiscuses
Current
International
Situation
I
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til
m.
:
i-p
01
uisu
arrived
in
the
city
recently
to
day
on
tne
Coquitlam
for
Van
make
her
home
with
hr
couver.
rrhitects
irom
luui
iu
rcn
u
k,
RininiNc:
PDonnr-Tc
rfanohfoi
...
I
I
In
his
sermon
on
Our
Faith
no
such
problems
as
in
the
Kor-
a....
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rar.
ana
Mrs.
I
Mr
snH
u
Tnnm9.non.fi,..
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The
creed
of
the
c-i
i.
,
in
Man.
ar,
mrsi.
unitea
unuren
can
buuhuuu
IEp
the
largebT
munuiutiuiur
or
abpnau
""""
otuerfc.
'
Winnie.
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.
me
Hunaay
morning,
Kev.
Lawrence
vummunusi
mat
an
classes
muss
f
Regular
Moo3elthe
end
of
tne
.week
to
payaj'G
sieber
gave
a
challenging
give
slavish
obedience
to
the
Lc5
jn
tanaau.
rhoose
your
roof
with
care,
specify
"B.P.''
TO
rnnm
TIIKOl
(ill
YOUR
LOCAL
CONTRACTOR
meeting
Tuesday
July
25th,
8
p.m.
(172)
vwn,
ui
a
iew
aays
mm
Mrs.
address
on
the
part
that
man
ones
who
gained
power
could
Owens
brother,
George
J.
Dawes,
',an
and
must
pay
,n
tne
wo'rld
only
bring
disaster.
Man
must
Fourth
Avenue
East.
-
As
mfire
anlmalg
men
do
not
regain
faith
in
himself.
That
The
Public
Library
is
closing
accomplish
much
but
as
children
he
could
do
by
using
the
reason
for
the
summer
vacation
July
29
of
Ood
they
have
endowments
Judgment,
and
conscience
that
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
i
i
-'
n
.
Mere
s
leisure
P.O.
Box
16U
at
8
p.m.'
Re-opening
Friday,
that
will
enable
them
to
move
are
his
by
virtue
of
his
having!
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
ne
U6
r
117
I
A
-rXi
wear
at
its
,
.
September
1
at
10
a.m.
Any
per-
forward
and
upward.
A
com-
been
created
in
the
image
of
sons
wishing
,
to
return
books
mentator
had
said
that
the
char-
Ood.
In
that
faith,
material
during
-closed
period
may
leave
acteristic
of
the
Nineteenth
differences
would
be
composed
them
in
slot
in
library
door,
century
was
man's
inability
to
and
tne
triumph
of
the
spiritual
(173)
believe
in
God,
whereas
the
char-
would
bring
all
peoples
in
to
one
best!
Soft,
com-
7
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,
fortable
collar
I
NVi
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and
full
cut
I
.
pounccmenU
Miss
June
Jorgeson
and
Miss
acteristic
of
the
Twentieth
Cen-
brotherhood
of
man
and
the
;
Mrs.
Emma
Pennefather,
former
police
matron
of
the
city
of
Edmonton
for
sixteen
years,
is
a
visitor
at
the
home
of
her
cousin,
Mrs.
Lottie
Anderson,
Commodore
Rooms.
WANTED
Third
class
steam
engineer,
temporary
employment
only.
Apply
Pioneer
Canadian
Laundries.
(172)
Father
Donald
Rankin
from
Judlque.
Nova
Scotia,
has
arrived
by
plafie
to
visit
relatives,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mike
Beaton,
622
8th
Moose
Womcn'i
Hospital
Guild
'
A
meeting
of
the
Hospital
Guild
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
was
held
last
Frl.lay
night
at
the
I
Yji'i'
V
throuqhout
for
''
u-;J
and
Labor
Council
Stella
Kails,
who
have
been
iumi.y
w
vlriting
Miss
Jorscson's
stater
believo
in
himself.
This
was
!
The
children's
story
was.
very
and
brother-in-law,
Mr.
and
responsible
for
the
increasing
acceptable
and
helpful.
Miss
Mrs.
W.
J.
Russell,
sailed
today
frequency
of
war
and
the
larger
Margaret
Large
was
organist
and
sports,
September
home
of
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre.
Fol-
Civic
Centr.
il
,pipZZi
w
Jrt
rosy
wear!
Full
1.;
i
i
s
ClT
range
of
colors
.,!..,
"jf
I
in
pastels
and
..
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ric
tones-
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j
,
-
i
a
few
today
for
I
K
,
I
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i
oil
-
summer
'
I,.
Bazaar,
October
lowing
the
business
discussion,
the
game
of
Canasta
was
played
with
Mrs.
R,
Wilson
winning
on
the
Coquitlam
on
their
re-
'
areas
affected
by
them.
It
was!ne
summer
cnoir
provided
tne
turn
journey
to
Seattle.
!,a
notable
fact
that
no
creeds
,
leadership
for
the
singing.
The
.,
.
(affirmed
their
faith
in
mankind,
outstanding
musical
number
was
r,
V?
rii
Tifii'i
OnH
j
nrhn
Vina
hnon
-
.
h
Bazaar,
October
18..
Hostesses
for
the
evening
were
Ave.
W.
It;i(i
Tr
r
T
i
,
,
They
all
looked
to
a
higher
ne
singing
ot
the
solo,
"Panis
friends
and
relatives
in
.
visiting
.
.
.
AntrPiirn"
h
nr
w
t
source.
The
conflict
between
the
Angelicus,
by
Dr.
W.
J.
Maha-
.the
ih.
Mt
city
sailed
.oiin.i
on
the
v,
rif
Coquit-
I
.
.
.
classical
theory
hir
n.
Dr.
.
Mahabirs
Mnnanlr,.
f(n.
fine
tr
tenor
s
Fall
Bazaar.
Oct.
28.
that
man
was
Dir-
lam.
today
for
Vancouver,
Lzaai,
October
27.
Lome
Oxener
of
Halifax
is
in
the
city
for
an
extended
visit
with
lis
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
nd
Mr.
J,
D.
McRae.
Fourth
essentially
good
and
the
Chris-
voice
was
heard
to
advantage
in
tain
view
that'
man
was
essen-
Us
splendid
rendering
of
this
Mesdames
V.
MorrLwn,
R.
Wilson
and
A.
Bellamy.
Those
present
were
McsdUmes
C.
Erlckson.
J.
Morrison.
A
Hinton.
A.
Ritchie.
H.
Dickens.
D.
Morrison.
R.
Wilson,
A.
Bellamy
and
C.
Mclntyre.
whence
he
will
proceed
to
his
home
at
Langley
Prairie.
Liar,
Nov.
2
and
3.
tiallv
evil
was
a
challencinir
one
lamous
selection.
Auxiliary
Fall
Bazaar
j
Man
was
created
in'
the
image
Avenue
West.
Mr.
Oxener
for)
many
years
was
chief
engineer
of
an
Atlantic
cable-laying
ship
and
Advertise
through
Classifieds.
rian
Tall
Sale
Nov.
18.
Try
a
Daii.v
News
Classified.
Classifies
bring
quick
resui'-s.
of
God
and
could
make
the
choice.
Popular
education,
with
its
accompanying
overall
literacy,
had
had
its
disturbing"
effects.
The
As
now
retired.
Pearls
are
always
in
good
tall
tmzaar
Nwcmber
Bazaar
Dec.
1.
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i
i
........
t;.8te.
Their
neutral
color
makes
them
blend
with
any
other
tint.
'Lovely
single
pearl
ring'
$20.00.
Twin
ring
$27.50.
Different
other
ill
SMTH
A
Al
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win,.
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1
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A
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TS
SMITH
and
EtKINS
Plumbing
&
Heating
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
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HARDWARE
;
!
eloprd
and
Printed
MPT
SERVICE
j
;
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DIEB'S
STI'DIO
SEE
US
FOR
YOUR
NEW
OIL
IF
A
B
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C
Street
Box
645
combinations
and
prices.
Bul-E"'-
(It)
I
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Mr.
and
Mn,
C.
C.
Mills
rturncd
to
the
city
by
car
Sunday
night
from
a
month's
holiday
trip
to
southern
British
Columbia.
At
Esquimau
they
spent
a
day
with
j
their
son,
Petty
Of
ficer
First
i
Class
Ted
Milis,
before
he'
sailed
'aboard
the
destroyer
Sioux
for
een
389
Prince
.A
BURNING
RANGE
Rupert
CASUAL!;
'the
Korean
war.
Then
thev
vis-
CANADIAN
DECORATED
-
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Camosun
Tuesday,
1
:30
p.m.
Coquitlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
'
PORT
SIMPSON
ZENITH
RANGE
v
198.50
Dickinson
Air
Flow
Pot
Burner
LITTLE
COUNTESS
......
$199.50
H.
C.
Little
Pot
Burner
'
Also
FAWCETT
OIL
HEATERS
PHONE
179
251
-
3RD
AVE
$1.45
,
lted
in
Penticton
and
elsewhere
Dr.
Lotta
Hitschmanova,
execi?-!in
the
Okanasan.
Returning
to)
tlve
director
of
the
Unitarian
1
Sunday,
Coquitlam.
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
Service
Committee
of
Canada,
has
been
'iecorated
with
the
gold
medal
of
the
French
Red
Cross
for
her
service
on
behalf
i
Prince
Rupert
with
them
were
JMrs.
Roberts
of
Vancouver,
the!
former
Mrs.
George
Cripps.
of
I
this
city,
and
Mrs.
J.
O.
Johns
of
'
Kamloops,
also
formerly
of!
SERVING
THE
B.C.
COAST
and
of
war-mutilated
children
of
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.-
Cripps
isj
France.
She
is
now
on
a
sum
FINAL
CLEARANCE:
sale"
i
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
now
visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I
mer
tour
of
France,
surveying
Mills
and
Mrs.
Johns
with
Mr.
areas
where
U.S.C.
supplies
are"
and
Mrs.
William
Cruickshank.
most
needed.
(CP
Photo
FROM
PRINCE
Rl't'ERT
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
August
4
and
18
10
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
July
28
10
p.m.
FRAiVK
4.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
fiSET.
shoe:
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FAMILY
STORE
Charlie
Roberts
Phone
357
Box
638
PORT
CLEMENTS
,
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QUEEN
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BAY
CUMSHEWA
INLET
PRINCE
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8.00
A.M.
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Thursday
and
Sunday
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
'
LADIES'
AND
CHILDREN'S
.
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SALE
A
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COAT
REDUCTIONS
20
Off
Ice
arm
STEWART
All
Summer
Styles
J
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RUPERT
THURSDAYS
900
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Pr.
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CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
Don't
Miss
Mansonrs
Sale
of
China
FIRST
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
PRICES
SLASHED
Manson's
China
Shop
I
SEE
OUR
BARGAIN
BASEMENT
DOM'S
DEP'T
STORE
Killos
&
Christopher
Bldg.
Air
Freight
on
all
Flights
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&
WELTER
(Formerly
13
&
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Transfer)
'
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Sand,
Gravel
and
Cement
.
Phoni
Black
774
(Office)
T.
Norton
Youngs,
3rd
Avenue
303
W.
3rd
Green
960
"I
hate
men,
but
there
are
times
like
this
when
you
can't
help
but
think
about
them."
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EAT!
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&
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V3sm
whv
whyrtfiSys
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jdSva
to
to
mate
make
me
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today
and
llr
choice
from
our
CAKES,
PIES
jams
Jams3nJjeiesttemdtr?i,
3nd
jewes
mtmdtni,
2
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hobby
supplies
I
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h.
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Crystals
,
N0TTsIES
BULGER
8c
Thrifty
de
Smart.
Make
Jams
and
Jellies
TRIES.
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
ELECTRICALLY.
.
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r"y
Eltrle
Rang,
236.30
'far
Deluxe
Electric
Ronni.
w,,h
Light
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vtji
FWe
Rangettes
67.00
Fr'c
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with
Oven
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Vacuum
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