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Saturday,
December
2,
1950
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
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upbuilding
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and
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choir
mi
aaap:auon
of
the
.,,
psalm,
"The
Lord
U
Mv
herd,"
and
"To
the
Love
of
c-of
Saviour"
will
be
sung
by
Z
Junior
choir,
directed
by
w
Soiland.
Organ
arcommnimoni
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...
cu
1
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.
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n?
outiitiui
wilh
a
brief
MEN'S
IlRFKU
tov
.
SATURDAY
SERMON
HOW
DO
YOU
FEEL?
"
incse
are
...
What
Course
Next?
(By
Rev.
Leonard
A.
Thorpe,
pastor
of
the
Regular
Baptist
Church)
j
the
church
Sunday
night.
.
Sponsored
by
the
senior
choir,
All
the
commands
of
God's
Word
the
only
ru.eidirected
by
mm.
a.
l.
wudei,i
of
conduct
that
Christians
have
are
important.
!
the
eme
of
the
program
win
j
However,
there
are
a
few
that
are
of
greater
ionf'JZ
J
ance
as
can
be
seen
by
their
repetition
and
the
varied
Rudolph
oisen,
ciai-ence
Ad-'
terminoloerv
and
firrures
bv
which
they
are
tauirht
a.nd::
Feness,
b.
cherstad
and.
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tny
ntrs
and
PAItKAS
BOVB'
HI.NDBKEAKIKS,
fro,n
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...
by
Christ
and
the
inspired
.
FOR
THE
LADIES
LADIES'
IIOSE-Cotton
mixture,
Nvl,
'
N!orar.d
AH-Wool,
from.
paif
to
match.
b.
One:
of
the
most
frequent
j
r"
admonitions
of
God's
Word
de?.ls
,
0f
derogatory
remarks
and
with
the
relationship
ol
one
iVoriMi,
whmwr
uwy
be
raise
or
Christian
to
another.
To
whicij
,
.
,
tru'
b
V
iLi
fiBainst
againbt
Bibll-.
Bibii
one
of
the
niuny
passages
shall
,
we
turn?
John
13:34-35
wUi
do
CJ
tfiwhliig
and
Is
a
lsmatic
admirably.
i
tool
of
Satan's.
The
Word
tlls
"A
new
commandment
I
give
us
to
go
to
the
offending
brother
unto
you
That
you
love
one
fcR-l
'
(Matt.
18:15),
not
to
all
our
other
I
have
loved
that
;
as
you,
neititjb,r8
and
t0
U)P
JluUami.m
you
also
Jove
one
another.
i
,
,
,
.
,of
grssip.
ccmnionly
kncAn
as
a
.r.
v.
'HW
thle
gViqII
oil
r,i
Irn.u.
"1
""""
i
that
you
are
my
disciples
J
ye;
have
lov
one
lea
anullk..
In
other
Scriptures
we
are,
commanded
to
be
kindhearted,
long-suffering,
tenderhearted,
merciful,
helpful,
and
affection-
h
at
aue
toward
towara
all
an
cnria-uans.
Christians
M-ioyi
Mmv
morp
than
one
hnnrlrprl
rimes'
r
"
"c
",c
"
n.ju.wiu
..u
m
man
;
kindred
teachings
are
found
in
j
Ha
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locin-
Di.rolu
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Rev.
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D
D.
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OrganisU:
Mrs.
E.'
J.
Smith
John
Currie.
Mornin-
Vorsiiip
1
1
o't
'ock
1
Subject:
"A
Momentous
Ques-
tion"
t
Sunda-.
School
I2-1S
Eveni..g
Service7.30
Subject:
"Life's
Nobler
Pcnal-
ties"
CHRISTHWS
KIT
realized
how
oft.n
and
how;
"
The
need
of
God's
love
is
real-I
Zl
easily
Christians
would
forget
,
j!ed
wnPn
we
see
that
,hpre
are
1
&rd"hu
lf
His
for
them.
Uohn
1721-2'.
comrnand
w
do
not
love
when
and
Master
of
'
our
lives
we
wiil
So
let
us
ask
ourselves,
"How
do
we
thlnk
u
wife
0,.
.
.so
walk
commo!
'love
SkunS
'?'hen
Ur
riiKnUV
PP""mitS
WC
,U
be
evWp,U'
The
lane
or
rrince
uuperi
ilove
regardless,
because
of
our
the
Joy
of
salvation
will
cUar'y
in
order
to
fulfiU
this
second
co,
Urd
.
fi(;e
that
b,,,
TalTLCZZTr
U
m
,ove
,s
unknown-
or
"H-"WofGod"andU1at
(M-tt.
22.391
the
fee
ing
of
our
))tUe
fxwrienr
ioe
we
can
ore
nappy
t0
j
m
hearts
must
be
scrutinized.
To
know
h()W
,()ve
we
musl
family
love
one
another
is
not
a
matter
our
hpart,
t.
f
h
rpatP!t
Inr
'
'
JriiMreet
tiiU
PK
INTERS
-
BTATIONER8
-.
OfTKl
HfftS
of
acting
in
a
certain
way.
an
;
of
allf
and
,earn
by
B
dail
y
asso.
,;
external
code
of
conduct,
but
a;r)at.lon
with
Him,
how
perfectly
matter
of
feeling,
an
internal,
h?
'nves.
settled.
God-given
attitude
oft
a
GREAT
INDITEMENT
loyalty
and
brotherliness.
Thus.
Mucn
at
stake
,n
,hJs
matu-
j
our
love
being
deep
and
genuine,
Withln
ourselves,
the
reality
of,
it
will
be
the
oil
that.
works
the
our
gajvation
(1
John
3:J4
and'
IT
IS
very
easy
to
say
use
the
atom
bomb
at
once
I
and
end
the
war
in
the
Far
East
quickly.
The
more
mature
authorities
appear
to
be
pretty
well
united
against
such
a
desperate
course
for
the
time
being
at
least.
No
doubt,
introduction
of
the
atom
bomb
would
end
the
conflict
with
dispatch
but
at
what
cost?
That
is
the
question.
If
we
used
the
atom
bomb
in
Korea,
what
would
be
the
sequel?
Certainly,
if
we
used
the
atom
bomb
across
the
Manchurian
frontier,
no
matter
how.
much
justice
we
might
consider
there
was
on
our
side,
we
would
be
pretty
sure
that
the
whole
world,
few
if
any
sections
excepted,
would
soon
be
involved,
not
only
economically
but
physically,
in
all
the
horrors
of
modern
warfare.
The
suggestion
of
Syng-man
Rhee,
the
president
of
the
Republic
of
Korea,
to
use
the
old-fashioned
atom
bomb
(the
type
that
devastated
Hiroshima
artel
Nagasaki)
is,
of
course,
stupid.
There
would
be
no
use
trying
to
restrict
the
degree
of
horror
in
the
next
war.
Our
enemy,
providing
he
has
the
power,
would
not
do
so
even
if
wo
would.
The
most
reasoned
judgment
would
seem
to
be
today,
as
it
always
has
been,
to
get
together
with
our
enemy
in
the
cold
war,
which
is
steadily
becoming
warmer,
before
it
is
too
late.
Even
that
old
war
horse,
Winston
Churchill,
who
has
never
been
known
to
draw
his
punches
when
the
time
came
to
hit,
talks
that
way
these
days.
Russia
may
be
the
cause
of
war
the
most
of
us
are
convinced,
in
spite
of
her
protestations
to
the
contrary,
that
she
is.
On
the
other
hand,
we
cannot
have
peace
without
Russian
co-operation
and
that
is
a
simple
fact
like
it
or
not
that
we
must
accept.
The
difficulty
today
is
to
find
a
course
that
does
not
involve
appeasement
about
which
we
have
already
had
so
many
sad
lessons
in
the
past.
TROUBLES
OF
WORLD
ONE
TROUBLE
with
the
world
today
is
that
it
has
become
trouble
conscious.
There
have
always
been
troubles
in
the
world,
but
never
before
-
has
the...
world,
realized
or
imagined
that
it
had
so
many
troubles.
This
fa'
an
age
of
problems
social,
economic,
political,
national
and
international.
Wa
are
daily
being:
reminded
of
these
problems
in
the
news,
and
of
the
making
of
books
describing
them,
and
prescribing
perfect
solutions,
there
i3
no
end.
There
was
a
time
(and
not
very
long
ago)
when
one
bottle
contained
a
sure
cure
or
relief
for
all,
the
interior
and
exterior
ailments
of
the
human
body,
and
it
was
also
good
for
horses!
In
these
days
the
shelves
of
drug
stores
are
packed
with
a
multitudinous
variety
of
remedies
for
an
almost
equal
number
of
diseases
and
discomforts.
It
is
sad
to
think
of
how
people
in
the
old
days
went
through
life
and
died
in
total
ignorance
of
the
many
or
particular
things
that
ailed
them.
Perhaps
they
lived
and
died
happier
for
their
ignorance.
There
are
no
more
miserable
people
than
those
who
are
perpetually
complaining
about
little
aches
and
pains
and
fearing
that
each
one
is
a
symptom
of
some
dread
disease.
So
Beautiful
...
and
v;th
27
F
1
Features
sana
irom
me
wneeis
oi
our.,ne
g(.nuineness
of
our
love
for
daily
doings
with
each
other.
Ood
,
John
4:21l
are
proven
Marcus
uoas
says:
"U)ve
runs!bv.our
,ove
for
other
bellevers
Th
New...
McCLARY
T
Washing
Mccr:
Si
r
it,
and
rg
ti
9'
"If
the
aa.hft
tin
EVtRnillNC
Iv
W
Emphasizing
Christmas
seasonal
spirit
rather
than
merely
Our
a
feast
day,
St.
Paufs
Lutheran
Earl
Church
will
hold
a
pre-Christ-
mna
Ki'inor
.
SllH
hvmn
SAi-vinA
jt!
hu
M
R
'""
w
j
-
Kjeiiotn.
will
sing
Ta?
8tranger
of
Oaliiee"
and
"Unlh
Tomorrow."
I
Miss
Curine
Helde,
Mrs.
K.
Kjellbotn
and
Mrs.
A.
Wudei
will
sing
"Only
a
Touch
of
the
Hand"
and
"Shepherd's
Call"
in
the
ladies'
trio.
Especially
arranged
choral'
hymns
by
Frederick
Wick,
"Oh,
tact,
that
our
witness
Is
nullified
by
animosity
toward
other
Christians.
Prince
Rupert
needs
all
the
power
of
wlruTX
that
hcUc.x.x
can
muster.
No
one
has
the
rlKht
to
limit
or
decrease
this
testimony.
Our
city
nt;cds
to
u,,u
u
our
aaviour.
ine
an-
twer
dues
m.t
ii..
in
,.
.
.
leraenominatlonal
.snow
nor
a
'
non-deiujininatiunal
ft'cllng,
us
neither
of
these
a
e
practical
nor
Luxury
Srcomer
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PURR-RFECT
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WINTER
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i
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Winterizing
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with
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expert
servicemen,
factory-approved
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methods
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Save
ime,
cold
weather
trouble
and
expense.
Drive
io
today,
let
us
check
and
adjust
your
car
for
safe,
trouble-free
winter
driving
Bob
Par
her
Ltd.
v
oiuivLcnn
3
.
r-'
via
Anthem:
"Comes,
at
Times,
a!love-
sned
abroad
in
our
hearts
Scripture
writers
i
!
I
I
I
).,1V,.,
A
(,
a,..)!,.
will
also
disool
the
excliiKiveness
fhnf.
hinders
the
ti'Sthnonv
anH
of
many
Christians
.
Jv,.
draws
t0l,rthpr
and
miit?
the
coal
of
our
wltrless
to
shir
mor.-
-
,hti
n.,
nt
.P(.i
"""
.
"
!
supposed
grievances
to
separate
:
..
.
n
li.
i.
iyou
iciiowsnip.
.ii
e
love
;
us
He
..
j0Ves,
our
attitude
must
;
be
those
who
upoort
are
.
..
But
what
shou'd
concern
us
more
Ls
the
outward
effect.
Verse
35
tells
us
that
our
testimony
to
all
men
is
at
stake!
A'e
we
Interested
in
having
the
unsaved
know
that
we
are
disciples
of
fhe
Lord?
Po
we
desire
to
save
souls?
Then
acknowledge
this
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Rupert.
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sleber
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Sermon:
"Dangers
in
the
Ordinary"
Children's
Story:
"Living
Water"
A
Junior
Choir
Anthem
7:30
p.m.
"Count
the
Cost"
Special
Anthem
with
Duet
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS,
at
First
Church:
all
at
"12:15;
at
Conrad
United
Hall,
at
1
p.m.
Kincolith
Girl
Is
Bride
Here
Miss
Lillian
Verna
Watts,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Francis
Watts
of
Kincolith
,was
mar-
(
ril
to
Murphy
Oliver
Stanley
j
at
a
qui-et
ceremony
in
St,
An-
drew's
Cathedral
Thursday
afternoon.
'
Rv.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
officiated.
The
groom
is
the
adopted
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Barton
j
of
Kincolith,
who
were
witnesses
at
the
wedding.
j
Miss
Watts
was
given
in
mar-;
riaea
by
her
father.
i
The
couple
will
reside
at
Kin-
'
eolith.
I
Prepare
For
WINTER!
wy--a-mm
Mwya
Twwairww'aay,T
ff
into
all
our
relationships
with
our
fellow
man
and
tarries
with
jt
healing
and
sweetening
vir-
iue
"
PERFECT
ILLUSTRATION
Do
1
hear
someone
say
"Sounds
easy;
but
Practises
hard?"
Yes,
it
Is
not
always
easy
but
we
have
U
perfect
example!
Our
Lord
Jesus
cnnsi
goes
on
U)
say
mai
tnis
love
must
oe
oi
trre
same
type
as
His.
Calvary
love,
God's
type
uiav
win
nuuicc.
ine
ciuie
In
the
original
language
differentiates
between
God-given
love
and
merely,
human
love.
It
Is
the
former
that
our
Lord
call3
upon
us
to
practise,
and
as
we
set
out
to
love
as
He
loves,
we
Will
find
the
difficulties
along
the
way
demand
more
than
human
love,
and
are
met
and
conquered
in
that
love
which
is
part
of
God's
grace.
For
one
th!ne,
the-e
are
manv
tinsco-lural
and
unloving
habits
that
must
be
eliminated.
The
all
too
common
practice
of
railing
must
itop.
(Peter
3:9).
The
carrying
K
Looking
J
Ahead
with
JOHN
T.
FOWI.E
Women
as
the
buyer
of
the
nation
have
a
highly
developed
sense
of
values.
Years
of
bargain
hunting
have
conditioned
them
ao
they
can
nee
through
gaudy
wrappings
to
the
essential
value
of
the
product.
That
it
why
much
of
the
increased
Income
being
earned
by
women
in
business
nowadays
is
set
aside
to
purchase
annuities,
endowments,
and
other
forms
of
Jife
assurance
protection.
With
business
women
generally
retiring
at
an
earl.er
age
than
men,
their
need
for
such
protection
is
very
great
and
has
resulted
in
the
number
of
women
owning
life
assurance
policies
today
being
twice
the
pre-war
figure.
The
average
policy,
too,
is
for
a
considerably
larger
amount.
Why
not
talk
yMir
polity
over
wito
me
today?
John
L
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