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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
February
25,
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Tonight's
train
.due
from
the
East
at
10.15,
Is
again
delayed
by
hit
connections
at
Jasper
Park.
Running
five
hours
and
uurty
minutes
behind
schedule,
.he
train
should
arrived
at
3.45
a.m.
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!
He
starts
out
1th
Christian
from
the
City
of
Destruction.
,
You
remember
how
Christian
:
began
to
run
and
when
his
wife
;
and
children
called
him
to
come
i
back,
stuck
his
fingers
in
his
ears
and
kept
on
running,
cry-!
ing
out
all
the
while;
"Life,
!
Life,
Eternal
Life!"
We've
got
I
to
be
at
least
willing
to
leave
what
we
love.
Maybe
you
think
Ut.is'nt
a
pretty
picture.
But
A
selection
from
the
writings
of
Paul
E.
Seherer.
chosen
by
Canon
Prockter
for
a
Lenten
Theme
Hereunto
Were
Ye
Called
means.
It
means
that
If
ever
you
and
I
do
take
out
that
way
after
this
quality
of
life
called
Eternal
we'll
find
things
getting
harder
before
they
ever
will
be
better!
It's
the
will
of
God
first.
With
the
sweat
of
Creation
on
It.
And
the
Blood
of
the
Crass
on
It.
Then
God's
peace.
That's
religion.
It's
a
stcrm
In
a
golden
frame!
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xui,
JL
ln
ui
in-,
nelther
ls
Christ's
picture
pretty.
i
tended
primarily
to
make
life
easier
!
I'm
eternally
ary
1,111,1
fmes
lt
me
and
!
afraid
of
that
notion.
I'm
afraid
of
it
because
the!
ch".
i
first
thing
that
occurs
to
us
when
we
begin
to
talk
tiwrs
and
sitters
and
his
own
$12
50
Mm1,
B(J,
"ool
I'laiU
Jack,,'
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l
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also,
ne
tanuui
or
my
I
ciuuul
i
criiyjuii
is
uuvv
f;iuiiuus
n
is
lu
ue
USSUi
eO
01
rinle
We've
got
to
be
willing
EBY
&
SONS
Contractors
REPAIRS
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RFMODFI.I.IM,
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.IIj.
Phone
Green
MS
Bos
58t
God's
love
What
light
comes
from
Him
to
shine
on
at
lea-st.!
But
the
Pint
u
tnat
Work
Pants,
aKi
!
What
power
lur.
ru&on,
who
leu
ai
me
same
the
darkest
path
Operation
Sweetbriar
T
HE
SWEETBRIAR
military
training-
exercise,
"in
which
a
supposed
invasion
of
Alaska
from
the
Arctic
was
repulsed,
has
ended.
Approximately
6,000
troops,
Canadian
and
United
States,
took
part.
The
Minister
of
Defence,
and
other
officials
from
Ottawa,
as
well
as
dignitaries
from
Washington,
witnessed
part
of
the
struggle.
All,
from
the
most
obscure
fighter
to
out
I
$3.75
Roys'
Pants.
J
is
ours
for
the
asking!
And
it's
lime,
ran
uui
ui
m
cuuiiuimhh
intnd
.
That
will
be
aimine
at
u
.,.,
h0,ifi
,
htoh
mun
for
true.
It
s
all
true.
It
bolsters
us
tne
redemption
of
human
it.
th
rvieritial
Citv
But
there
it
up
w.hen
we
lau
.iii.i
mipmnrhui
r
human
.
.
,
..
L
Tt
ttpens
confident
of
V
J-ei
as
a
swamp
in
tne
way,
uio
it
Keeps
u
114
coniuicni
ui
i
fe
v,,rfr
wh
n
t
.
does!
own
worth
under
Heaven.
.,.h
it
&
m.
ui.e,.
cur
"raj
in
s,
.(1W
$5
00
Boys'
pa,
wool,
all
sh,,
N(,
$4.25
Boys'
M
breakers,
showfr
proof.
X
$2.75
Kow
i...
It
give
oiues
n
us
rniirnirr
courage
when
nen
Death
utatn
nnd
7
,
V
around
And
v-oi..j
ms
jeet
wet.
tne
mua
maae
comes.
But
there
s
so
much
,,.-.,.
.
,,,
nara
somB-
ne
tur"ra
WK
.Klc
more
than
to
sit
in
the
sun
and
this
,T
V?l
as
Peter
did:
e.
City
?
.
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Scrvlrm
In
all
rhurrhrt
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nil
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p.m.
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Hrhiml
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fxiTpt
hnttn.
ANfil.K'AM
TATHKimAI.
4th
Ave.
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Dunsmutr
81.
Holy
Communion
8:30
a
m.
bunUuy
(tchuol
4:00
p
in.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter,
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Antrobua
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6th
Am.
West
Pastor
:
C.
raueett
Servlcea
II
a.m.
and
7.30
p.m.
Sunday
School
12
15
(Urfen
381
1
gooa
ervougn
ior
mm
auer
mat.
It
was
at
least
a
place
where
standing
leaders
feel
that
future
Arctic
warfare
!
k,
n,at
Mfrer,!?
were
ye
f-alled"
r
Prince
Rupert
Florists
Flowers
for
All
Oera.Uur
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
51
Tel.
nil
Buuts
allium
.
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UIOll
Will)
iJUlUVlllKtg
VM.
UI
Bunyan's
"Pilgrim"
Pro-
you
had
every
modern
conven
In
gress
ojc
i
imori-n's,
Sf,
this
padding
of
cells!
More
than
this
surplus
of
sugar
coated
es
the
story
of
Mr.
Pliable
lence.
You
see
what
the
story
1
1
"!
tfU
fold,,
jNOW
AVAIL
ABLF
plums
.hat,
tome
of
us
look
for,
straight
from
the
pantries
of
the
sky!
We
are
tremendously
surprised
now
and
then
when
religion
doesn't
work
out
that
way
and
there
are
those
who
are
ready
to
chuck
it
out!
But
It
doe.-n't.
There's
that
other
half
of
it
we
clean
forgot.
The
half
that's
supposed
to
take
hold
of
ugly
situations,
as
God
took
hold
of
chaos,
and
made
Moving,
pa,!,,,
8A
AVION
ARMT
Frwwr
Btteat
I
.
'
C
O.:
Capt.
W.
Poulton
inwtnr
Clam
J:30
p
m
j
!
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Sunday
School
S
00
p
m
J
1
j
(Blac
iUi
jil
Shipping
,!
artacr
jikI
CoililJli-U'
R,
,
iriit
Si-rvio..
a1
Canadian
1M
'"
Oy.Y1!,,.n
An'
v.
ill
need
every
bit
of
what
has
been
learned,
lhere
iifcjt,
much
more
to
be
studied
and
mastered.
-Muxperiences
along
the
Alaska
Highway
have
been
bitter.
The
Princess
Patricia
Canadian
Light
Infantry
of
Calgary
never
felt
cold
to
equal
what
they
experienced
there.
Some
broke
down
with
fatigue
over
the
wheels
of
their
cars.
They
coughed
with
nausea,
after
travelling-
three
clays
and
nights
with
almost
a
minimum
of
sleep
and
food.
'"
:
Arctic
fighting
calls
for
brawn,
and
nerves
as
hard
as
the
mountain
peaks
which
rear
above
the
long,
long
Alaska
highway.
Snowmobiles
were
cold.
Wr
had
to
press
our
hands
and
boots,"
writes
a
correspondent,
"close
to
the
small
heater
behind
tha
driver's
seat
to
get
them
warm.
We
used
the
heater
later
to
warm
pork
and
beans
and
hamburger
"
Dawn
does
not
break,
in
the
Arctic.
It
filters
slowly
acress
the
mountains-
The
light
unveils
a
terrain
that
is
frightening
in
its
desolation.
.The
Canadian
Army
had
a
taste
of
what
another
war
may
be
like
and
what
they
will
have
to
take
if
it
ever
comes.
J
MXIK
(OK
llir.
NEW
RED
AND
i
something
of
them.
The
crea-!
tive
half.
And
that's
painful.
Here
is
the
second
thing
we
need
I
to
iy.
It
calls
for
s.ne
kind
ol
j
ii'ferinj.
You
may
have
to
I
give
up
something
to
build
the
i
Kingdom
of
God
in
your
home
I
ct
at
the
office.
Really
you
do.
Maybe
pride.
Mtybe
success.
'
Scme'.hing.
It's
not
easy.
You
:
c'c.Vt
do
it
and
avoid
putting
j
yourself
out.
This
high
and
l
hcly
will
that
you're
committed
i
to
is'nt
aiming
at
your
peace
of
Lindsay's
Ci
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"V1
ABRAHAM
A
pictouai
study
by
Guy
Rowe,
Illustrator
of
the
new
book
"In
Our
Image"
by
Huuston
Harte,
a
series
of
stories
from
the
Bible.
"And
the
Lord
appeared
to
Abram,
and
said
unto
him,
I
am
the
Almighty
God;
walk
before
me,
and
be
thou
perfect.
And
I
will
make
my
covenant
bXween
me
and
thee,
and
will
multiply
thee
exceedingly.
Neither
shall
thy
name
any
more
be
called
First
Presbyteriar
Churc
I
Director
of
Music:
Mrs.
E.
Smith
j
Abram,
but
thy
name
shall
be
Abraham;
for
a
father
of
many
,
nations
have
I
made
thee."
6-7
p.m.
MILLIE'S
j
SUNDAY,
FEB.
261950
I
OPEN
6
a.m.
to
l
a.m.
DAILY
Morning
Worship
11
a.m.
Sermon:
'The:
Church
at
Just
off
Third
Avenue
For
the
Best
in
Watch
Repairs
SEE
GEORGE
COOK,
JEWELLER
'
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fith
St.
Ph.
Orders
Blue
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LESLIE
ROBERTS
WRITES
IN
THE
CURRENT
issue
of
Saturday
Evening
1
Post
the
well-known
Canadian
writer,
Leslie
grJ-terts.
who
visited
Pnnce
Rupert
for
several
days
recently,
turns
the
spotlight
on
the
city
of
Montreal.
!In
a
feature
article
of
the
"Cities
of
America"
series,
the
author
discloses
what
he
calls
"the
phenomenon
f
Canada's
largest
city."
Montreal
is
described
as
;"a
community
which
stoutly
refuses
to
fit
into
any
Accepted
urban
pattern,"
and
has
been
called
anything
from
"happy-go-lucky
and
sinful"
to
"disorganized
and
relaxed."
In
a
further
description
of
'Montreal's
so-called
sin,
Roberts
claims
that
it
is
jus
dull
as
in
most
places
in
the
British
Isles,
dispelling-
previous
reports
which
called
Montreal
a
kviut'-open'town
in
respect
to
gambling,
gin
and
girls.
!.
'Montreal
is
a
marriage
of
North
America's
jljgt
and
present,"
says
Leslie
Roberts.
The
essence
o&s
charm
is
that
it
is
an
area
in
which
the
edifices
'of-modern
commerce,
such
as
the
Bank
of
Montreal
kittling,
look
across
the
historic
Place
d'Armes
into
)he
ancient
Notre
Dame
cathedral.
Its
many
historic
ites
such
as
the
Chateau
de
Ramezay
and
the
Simin-iry
of
St.
Sulpice,
likewise
are
superimposed
on
Jnodern
office
buildings.
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
Wholesale
Warr
house
carrying
a
wprexrnliliii
prompt
service
to
the
trade
GOODYEAR
TIRE
&
RUBBER
CO
Tires,
tutx
hose,
beltiriB,
accessories.
CANADIAN
WESTINGHOUSE
CO.-
Lamps
only
and
Incandescent,
6
to
230
volts.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA
-
HaW
flashlights,
ignition
batteries.
O.
H.
WOOD
Si
CO.
Industrial
nanltntlon.
pr
deodorizers.
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Durthane,
Si--al.
Jan;-
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
IMPERIAL
WIPING
RAG
CO.
and
ofh.
rs
Ephesus"
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
Evening
Worship
7:30
p.m.
Anthem:
"Thou
Shalt
Guidr-
"Me
Senior
Choir
Sermon:
"What
Is
Salvation?
'
Mr.
David
Murphy
will
preach
at
both
services.
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'
PRINCE
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11:00
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Morning
Worship
Sermon:
The
Ordinary
person
Anthem:
Far
Round
The
World
Thy
Children
Sinr
Thy
Song.
7:30
Evening
Worship
oinn
ENTER
TODAY
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Grocery'
1048
Hays
Cove
Avenue.
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Prizes.
SPECIALS
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Dad's
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Rice
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Dad's
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&
Coconut
Cookies
32c
Crushed
Pineapple,,
20
oz.
tin
33c
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1048
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Montreal
s
anient
nationalism
on
tne
part
01
Guest
preacher:
Rev.
r.
h.
its
French
Canadian
inhabitants
is
explained
by
the
McCoii,
Missionary
captain
of
the
Thomas
Crosby
IV.
Dim
Vost
author
as
"unrealistic."
"The
French
Can-
Soloist:
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
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ff
An(Ylr,r.jin-Jflu1n
nnntrnl
!
Sunday
Schools
at
First
u
nana
mic
K.yt
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PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISH
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
e
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
ras
been
parlaved
into
a
political
career
by
liis
w
or-
gmners
and
Primary
at
12:15.
Mx
Mayor
Camillien
Houde,
who
envisages
himself
At
conrad
United
Haii-aii
at
STORE
HOURS
WEEK
DAYS,
A
M.
TO
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
-12
NOON
TO
7
P.M.
TO
8
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from
7
pm.
IN
Dally
car
delivery
serrlce
from
8
am.
till
6
pm
ais
the
voice
of
French
uanacia
ana
poses
as
uie
jhampion
of
French
Canadian
liberation,
despite
the
lack
of
any
real
oppression."
(
The
Post
article,
which
is
the
80th
of
a
series
of
Articles
on
American
cities,
will
be
'followed
up
subsequently,"
the
publisher
states,
by
similar
articles
in
two
additional
Canadian
cities,
and
later
on
prince
Rupert
is
to
receive
attention
for
it
was
to
pet
first
hand
information
that
Mr.
Robers
came
and
Su
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