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29.
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Taking
as
his
topic
"All
we
like
sheep"
Rev.
Lawrence
Q.
Sie-
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PTloc
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Dhy
New
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Srd
Avenue.
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Rupert.
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Editor
H.
O.
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Managing
Director.
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00.
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Moalu.
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Tear.
o
00
ber
in
his
morning
sermon
at.
Yes,
I
am
King
Edward
School
tne
United
Church.
Prince
J
and
yes.
I
m
quite
old.
How
Rupert
on
Sunday
disrupted
the
j
old?
Well.
I
am
forty
years
old,
pllKt)t
of
the
psalmist
wtio
ton-i
which
is
a
ripe
age
for
a
frame
ffsSed
that
he
had
gone
astray
j
building
of
my
type;
in
fact
I
iike
a
ioSt
sheep.
He
had
not
have
really
grown
up
with
Prince
intended
froing
astray,
for
he
'.
Rupert,
for
you
see
I
was
born
-hated
vain
thoughts
and
Thy!
i
jUKET
STOfd
tKl'f
QUICKLY
UUICKLY
0
d
k
t
hr
'r.f
in
1909
and
began
work
in
1910.
Yes,
I
have
seen
other
kings
come
and
go
I
believe
that
I
am
the
oldest
kind
left
let
m?
see
I
have
outlived
my
name-fake.
Edward
VII,
King
Georg.i
law
do
I
lave.-
f
However,
tie
did
not
claim
to
be
worse
than
he
was,
an
atU-'j
tude
adopted
by
many
and;
which
Mr.
Sieber
suggested
was
J
a
new
hypocrisy.
Christ
adniir-t
.
.4
IT"""-'!"'
"kV'"'-
13'
fir-
V.
U
Tourist
Invasion
"TOURISTS
SHOULD
swarm
over
Canada
next
I
summer.
Devaluation
of
the
dollar
is
unpleasant
from
the
Canadian
point
of
view,
but
with
'the
Americans,
like
with
everyone
else,
money
talks.
By
holidaying
over
on
this
side
of
the
line,
whatever
funds
they
carry,
will
go
further.
Canada
has
countless
attractions,
and
this
is
a
brand
new
one.
The
extra
dime
on
the
dollar
gives
a
most
compelling
wink.
It's
just
as
good
as
beckoning.
A
GOOD
IDEA
13
Irsl
.
1"
V,
has
come
and
gone
and
King
d
the
honest
confessor
and
while
Edward
VIII
and
Oeorge
VI
have
He
condemned
the
masses
often
both
ruled
In
my
time.
But
he
always
had
regard
for
the
really
what
makes
me
so
ven-
individual.
The
world
today
erable
is
the
fact
that
the
chil-
goes
astray
when
it
does
not
re-dren
who
have
passed
through
gard
the
laws
of
God.
These
my
doors
now
attend
P.-T.A.
are
the
real
answer
to
man's
meetings
as
mothers,
fathers
and
hope
for
security.
The
world
in
some
cases
as
grandparents,
may
forget
God
but
God
never
U
that
possible?
Indeed,
yes!
forgets
the
world.
I
have
stood
through
two
world
I
At
the
evening
service
Mr.
wars
and
a
depiession.
I
have
Sieber
gave
an
impressive
talk
seen
great
fishing
companies
on
"Growing
Power."
The
power
Knrine
ud
in
this
citv-and
1
oI
growth
is
mighty,
constant,
U.
N.
DELEGATES
Leaders
of
the
Canadian
delegation
at
the
general
assembly
of
the
United
Nations
pause
between
deliberations
for
the
United
Nation
photographer.
Left
to
right,
are:
A.
D.
P.
Heeney,
undersecretary
of
state
for
external
affairs;
Gen.
A.
G.
L.
McNaughton,
permanent
Canadian
rt
preventative;
and
External
Affair
Minister
Pearson
who
has
been
elected
chairman
of
the
strategic
United
Nations
Political
Committee
C.
P.
Photo'
$13,800
FOR
CHILD
3.450
($13,8001
damage
be-
ldewalk
and
struck
the
per
SWANSEA,
Walts
Mrs.
cause
an
Army
truck
killed
her
ambulator
in
which
Mrs.
Biir
Eileen
Barrow
was
awarded
baby.
The
vehicle
mounted
the
row
was
wlveeling
her
child.
R
but
neutral.
In
the
vegetable
world
the
power
is
easily
vis
OXALD
PARRATT,
of
Kingston,
Ontario,
is
a
have
seen
Rupert
grow
from
a
village
to
a
city
of
10.000
people,
j
Ah,
if
I
could
only
tell
you
j
all
that
I
have
seen
and
all
.
that
I
know.
Do
you
know
that
leading
businessmen,
in
the
city,
today,
were
among
those
that
ualized.
As
we
see
the
newborn
babe
we
are
filled
with!
awe
as
we
realize
the
unknown
i
power
that
may
be
inherent
in
,
it.
Re
Clear
Don't
I
The
contractor
who
is
building
apartment
blocks
for
couples
who
have
children.
If
they
are
childless,
they
cannot
move
in.
He
says
it's
the
best
investment
a
man
can
make.
There
is
apt
to
be
something
in
that.
All
the
chatter
about
what
youngsters
do
to
a
house,
he
says,
is
so
much
piffle.
One
thing
is
sure.
Children
hold
no
wild
parties,
and
dance
till
three.
Their
seniors
do
that
sort
of
thing.
left
their
marks
on
me.
Who
Well,
names
are
best
are
they?
i
But
growth
Is
neutral.
It
does
not
choose
what
it
will
be.
If
we
sow
evil
the
growth
will
in-!
evitably
be
evil.
If
we
sow
good
,
the
growth
will
inevitably
be'
good.
We
must
be
prepared
to
accept
the
consequences
of
our;
omitted,
but
many
of
the
leaders
of
the
city
of
today
were
influenced
by
me.
Yes.
I
have
seen
teacher
.Hit
i
,
come
and
go
too,
some
are
now
.MEN'S
DRESS
i
,
SOX-New
orHE
TO
(OMKWTOKS
,r
r
sealed
tenders
addred
to!vancouver
Woman
the
underslL-ned
and
endorsed
Ten-pl;oB
Trsninnrl
I
'
railSpOri
der
for
Construction
of
Work
and
,"e
Supply
ol
Material
required
In
con-IHaS
Cireat
11111
I
MEN'S
SPORT
married
with
families
of
their
own
some
are
dead
one
became
a
member
of
Parliament
and
some
have
entered
the
civic
field
of
government.
You
think
my
architecture
is
Now
j
MF.VS
WORK
Sltj
VANCOUVER
J
Attractive
i
ow
section
wltii
Excavation
of
a
Water
State
Recorder
Well
and
Erection
of
a
Shelter
on
Skeena
River
near
Csk.
British
Columbia,
will
be
received
until
12
00
Noou
P.
S.
T.
October
aviatrix
Mrs.
Rollie
Barrett
of
j
it
Vancouver
is
one
of
only
three
j
queer,
with
its
gables,
towers
and
Canadian
women
boasting
a
j
narrow
windows
well,
perhaps
Dominion
transport
pilot's
lie-'but
remember
that
I
date
back
24th.
l49.
for
this
work
j
Plane
and
specifications
can
be
:
seen
and
forms
of
tender
obtained
j
at
the
office
of
the
District
Enein-
i
acts
and
we
must
choose
the
.-"red
we
sow.
I
Satan
is
a
good
salesman.
He
tells
us
to
take
what
we
want
and
that
he
will
send
us
the
bill.
And
the
bill
must
be
paid.1
Yet
we
are
all
capable
of
mak-j
Ing
great
contributions
to
th?
world.
"Now
are
we
the
sons
of:
God
but
it
doth
not
yet
appear
j
what
w
Shall
be."
We
have;
great
possibilities.
We
can
rely:
on
the
power
of
growth,
a
power
I
that
we
cannot
control.
Buti
we
can
sow
the
right
seed
and
!
be
assured
of
the
harvest.
j
In
the
morning
service
the
Junior
Choir
sang
as
an
anthem
"As
Come
the
Breath
of
ence.
io
almost.
Victorian
times
ana
MEN'S
WORK
V.
Now
MEN'S
DRlsS
V
assort
men
t,
trit
Now
MEN'S
ALL-WOO
FISHERMEN'S
P
rut.
Now
eer.
Dom-.nio.!
wa.er
and
Power!
Mother
of
an
enpht-year
old
maybe
I
was
influenced
by
that
Bureau.
744
Wet
Hastings
street.
son
she
iearned
to
fly
in
1935,!
type
of
design.
Vancouver.
B.
C.
t
Tenders
win
"hot
be
considered
under
tuition
from
Des
Murphy,
1
Yes
you
are
right,
my
beauty
unless
made
on
forms
supplied
now
in
the
transport
depart-
is
not
of
the
best
and
how
I
tlJ.L
JTZf
ment.
lenvy
those
school
buildings
that
MEN'S
RAINOH
therein
--
i
just
got
u
minKing
i
a
use
;
i
hear
about
that
are
so
at-
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
U
learn
to
fly
so
I
did,"
she
'
tractive.
However
remember,
I
fc
a
certiljet
cr-que
on
a
chartered
1
.
.
,
.
,
'
J
V
!
Passed
through
very
hard
time-
bar.k
in
Canada
VaykW,
to
the
order
of
the
Honourable
Minister
of
She
gained
her
commercial
,
in
Rupert
In
the
thirties
and
Mines
and
Reource.f
or
bf.nds
of
ticket
n
1939.
but
the
war
pre-
very
little
was
silent
to
keep
TtT
Z'r
'ler
air
actlvHy
up
my
beau'ty
and
physique.
fitting
.MEN
S
CABARDb
Full
lined
MEN'S
COVERT
1
COATS-Tops:
fit
.
MEN'S
SLEEYELi
SWEATERS
.
Spring."
In
the
evening,
Mr.
Rowland
Miles
sang
most,
sympathetically,
"I
Sought
fhe
Lord."
Henry
A.
Pluym
was
at
the
organ.
Vl
r
i
4
ill-
f
1
VJ'li--'icll
BOYS'
AI.L-WO0I
Company
depo-ited
subject
to
the
order
of
the
ViiiiAter
of
Mines
and
Renourees.
in
the
amount
of
vn
UOi
per
cent
of
the
amount
of
the
tender
which
will
be
forfeited
If
the
bidder
fails
to
execute
a
contract
L-nui
wnen
.sne
joinea
an
i
Am
i
in
bad
ghape?
yes
I
am
&ero
club.
!
afraid
that
I
am!
Doctors
don't
Mrs.
Barrett
reached
the
pin-;
hoid
ollt
wwh
hop(.
for
,p
.j
naclc
of
her
flyiirg
career
last
!
creak
and
crack
an
0Verand
Man-h,
winning
her
transport
j
now
j
shiver
ln
the
winl?r
Mv
pilots
Wings.
I
windows
raltlp
eroan
and
hlnw
SYVEATERS-Noi
BOYS'
AI.L-WO0I
Ret.
$4.5
BOYS'
SCHOOL
Wrll-made
-
the!
son
I
Flyin?
may
soon
run
In
family.
Already
her
out
I
even
leak.
Here
and
'litre
ft
niUKclp
has
piven
-nv
nnri
f
"D..1,.K
U..
l.i..
1
1
..
l
"
J
.
BOYS'
KAIXC0A1
My
floors
in
fact
fittint
i:
required
to
do
o.
;
C.
E
Webb.
District
Knmneer.
Dominion
Water
and
Power
Bureau.
744
West
ilatlni:s
street,
Vancouver.-
B.
C.
Beptember
2.
n49.
Department
of
Mines
and
Resource,
Mines.
Forests
and
Bcienuflc
Services
Branch.
Vancouver.
B.
C.
(2301
II
your
subscription
1
ln
arrears
and
you
do
not
receive
your
paper,
please
do
not
biame
the
publisher,
the
new.
boy
or
the
post
office,
uft
do
a
little
straight
talking
to
yourself.
Co-operaMon
of
subscribers
in
this
regard
would
be
appreciated.
It
wc.u.'d
r
a
lot
of
trouble
and
everybody
would
be
happier.
Bub
scriptlons
are
payable
ln
BOYS'
ALL-WOfll
i.ic
ruiuu.
iiuviiiff
inane
.several
flips
with
his
mother.
"He'll
probably
learn
to
fly
are
quite
humpy
and
worn
even
my
braces
for
stairs
have
slackened.
'
I
C
5.
'"-1
JACKETS
BOYS'
S0X-S
whrn
he's
older,"
says
hlsj
1
PFrf
BOYS
SCHOOL
Snrcial
BLANKETS
Part
"BUILD
B.C.
PAYROLLS"
Kef.
$14.58
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CASES-itjr
selection
Could
r
be
repaired?
It
mlht
be
done
but
at
oh,
what
a
cost
to
my
citizens
without
an
aid
from
the
government.
And
I
would
still
not
have
that
new
"
look
and
the
poor
children
would
still
be
handicapped
learning
by
many
Inconveniences.
Inconveniences
why
certainly
odd-shaped
classroom
that.
mother,
confidently.
The
36-year-old
flyer
made
her
longest
trip
from
Wlnnlpe;
to
Vancouver,
recently
on
a
ferrying
flinlit.
Her
only
comment:
"Those
prairies
are
sure
bald."
Aerobatics
are
a
Barrett
favorite,
and
?he
spends
much
flying
time
looping-the-loop,
do
rra'NKS--Coo(i
i
Vow
children
cannot
be
measured
ln
the
term
of
money
alone
and
after
all
i
it
not
cheaper
to
build
with
government
aid
than
J
mm
allow
cross-lighting
from
win-
to
repair
alone.
This
difference
:
.
.
and
British
Columbia
is
discovering
what
an
amazing
difference
Captain
Morgan
Black
Label
Rum
makes
to
your
favourite
drink.
The
cleanest-tasting
rum
you've
ever
enjoyed,
Captain
Morgan
Black
Label
is
extra
smooth
and
flavourful.
Say
"Captain
Morgan
Black
Label"
next
time
you
buy.
CaptainMorgan
RUM
Ihit
mivtrtiitmtnt
ii
not
fuhHthti
r
Jispfaytd
by
Th
Liquor
Ctmttml
tr
hi
tht
Cot
tmmtnt
f
Brttiih
C$'mmbm.
PERFECT
FOR
BAKING
ing
barrel
rolls
and
spins.
"It's
great
fun."
says
the
feminine
queen
of
the
air.
dows
on
two
once
used
by
sides
furniture
is
not
too
great,
and
then
I
will
the
children's
be
able
to
accommodate
your
Milk
CHANDLE
father
and
now
in
a
sad
shape
child.
a
shortage
of
lavatories
for
thej
When
will
this
happen?
The
number
of
my
children
attend-
by-law
is
set
for
October
8
ai.d
ing
dangerous
fire
escape
I
know
that
the
majority
of
doors
opening
Into
hall
and
ratepayers
will
co-operate
ara!
(
ready
to
hit
you
as
you
pass
replace
me
so
that
King
Edwar
J
no
recreational
facilities
no
School
may
live
again
to
cor1-
Farm-fresh
Frawr
Valley
milk
wlil
add
goodnes
to
your
fam-l!i'
favorite
)
rrrY
PORTKAH
o-;
Film
Finishing
-1
Flash
Photo!
Iak"
Phone
Green
389
supply
rooms
no
health
rooms,
tinue
important
work
ln
this.
I
could
ay
more
but
that
is
'city.
PRINCE
Kur
enough.
Am
I
over-crowded!
ye
very
much
so
and
I
often
wonder
for
baking,
cooking,
as
well
as
drinking
.
.
.
it'
Ideal
for
all
kltxhen
purpose.
Try
some
today!
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
where
the
ever-growing
number
for
the
household
of
children
will
go
Could
I
be
added
too?
Would
you
put
an
old
shoe
on
with
a
new
one?
Notice
to
Ratepayers
A
sale
of
lots
within
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
on
which
delinquent
taxe
are
owing
will
be
held
ln
the
Council
Chambers,
City
Hall,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
at
10
A.M.
September
30th,
1949.
Property
on
which
1947
taxes
are
owing
will
be
sold
unless
paid
on
or
before
September
29th,
1949.
It
could
be
done
but
Imagine
the
BROOMS
Dl'ST
MOPS
PAPER
TOWELS
PAINT
ROLLERS
BRUSHES
GALVANIZED
TIBS
CLOTHES
DRYERS
CARPET
SWEEPERS
result
and
what
would
still
have
FOR
to
be
done
some
day?
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yes,
there
are
hope
for
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