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13,
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t.
Smith,
T.
J.
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te
Boulter.
Miss
M.
Boulter,
Miss
'
A:
Funeral
services
for
the
late
E.
Chrlstmanson,
R.
W.
Fore-'
Mrs.
Moya
Thomas,
who
died
in
j
man,
F.
Foster,
J.
Clee,
A
Dan-'
i.
D.!
To
Jy
strom.
Mrs.
A.
W.
Allaire
the
city
Monday,
were
held
Frl
KXUEEk
OF
CASAOlA
PRESS
ATTDri
BrHEATJ
OT
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NTWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
&a
tnaependet
aauy
newspaper
awva
vo
cut
upDuuaing
of
Prince
Rupert
and
u
eommtumies
commmnf
nortfiern
fend
central
Brttlah
Colum&la
I
authorised
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Baeond
Clu
MU.
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Department
Ottawa)
Published
rerry
afternoon
eicept
Sunday
b
Frtne
Rupert
Dally
Newa
Ltd..
8rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
Brttlah
Columbia.
O.
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HTJNTEK.
Maaaclag
Editor.
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O.
PEHRT.
Managing
Director.
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RATES
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Ctty
earner.
Per
Wee.
20c;
Per
Montn.
75c:
Per
Tear.
MOO.
15
By
Mall.
Per
Montn.
60c;
Per
Tear.
400
Russia
and
Alaska
Livingstone.
To
Sancispit-G.
A.
Green.
Kins.
tiay
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kenneth
YeUand,
1078
Seventh
Avenue
East,
son-in-law
and
SATURDAY
SERMON
By
Rev.
F.
Antrobus,
First
Baptist
Church)
THE
FREE
GIFT
OF
GOD
J
daughter
of
the
deceased,
where
she
had
resided
prior
to
m-r
It
P,
Benevolent
Association
and
Mrs.
William
Rothwell
of
the
Can-adia
Legion
A'omen's
Auxiliary
Deceased
had
been
an
active
member
of
both
organizations.
e'eath.
Family
members.
Including
Advertise
kit!
!
"For
the
wages
of
sin
Is
death,
but
the
free
gift
of
God
is
eternal
life
in
Christ
Jesus
our
Lord.'-
Romans
6:23.
four
uu
daughters
from
out
of
town
i
T
i.
.
.
1
11...
it.
..
A
gravside
service
aiso
was
I
in
contrast
to
me
sxaiemeni
nere
mat
me
maier
and
a
few
frtends.
attended
the
Sin
provides
waees
to
all
who
serve
him
and
that
his
rite
which
was
conducted
by
of
;
wages
are
death,
we
can
say
that
God
does
not
give
Angiican
Church,
Seal
conducted
by
Rev.
Mr.
Hodsoa
Daughters
of
the
deceased
who
were
present
from
out-of-town
were
Mrs.
G.
M.
(Norai
Eeeson.
Alderyrove;
Mrs.
C.
D.
i
May
i
Turner,'
Sydney;
Mrs.
Willaim
(Marjoriei
McKee
and
Mr.
McKee
of
Williams
Lake
md
Mrs.
Ernest
(Jean)
Backshas
and
Mr.
Eacksha.s
of
DIRECTORY
Serrlrea
In
all
rhnrrhet.
al
II
am.
aaa
1:30
p.m.:
Sianaat
aeaoul
at
12:1.1
etrept
a
stitn.
ANGI.IC
CATIIEIlKAL
4tb
Ave.
W
at
Dunsmulr
St.
Holy
Communion
8
30
a.m.
Sunday
School
2
00
p
m.
Canon
Bull
S.
Prockter.
B
A
.
B
D.
Rector:
(Blue
7331
FIRST
BAPTIST
Ith
Ave
E.
at
Youne
81
Mluaiee:
Rer.
Fred
Aotrobua
(Green
812)
FIRST
PRESBVTtKUN
4th
Avenue
East
Minister:
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E
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SALVATION
ARMY
Praaer
BUaet
CO.:
Major
W.
Yurgensen
Directory
Class
2
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p
m.
Sunday
Scnoui
i
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p
m.
(Blaca
aai
ST.
PAl
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6th
Ave.
at
McBrlde
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or:
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t&c
610!
ST.
PETFR'fl
AM1I.K
AN
Seal
Cora
Archdeacon
K
Hodaon
Sunday
School
1
1
00
l
a
Evening
Prayer
!M
;a
i
wages
ai
ail
out
something-
tar
better.
He
provides
cove,
those
who
come
to
Him
through
His
Son,
Jesus
Christ,
lnre
sons-m-iaws
of
the
de-
,,
;ti,
j
i
i
i'
i
i
ceased
were
among
the
pall-
utn
lite
and
this
eternal
life
is
a
spontaneous
and
tearers
Tney
.ere
Ernest
generous
gift
of
God's
grace.
(
Backshas
of
KetcnJaan,
Will-
In
the
same
way
as
Paul,
who;
strength
to
serve
God.
iam
McKee
of
Williams
Lake
,
had
no
other
mean
of
support.
well
then.
If
eternal
life
is
and
Kenneth
YeUand
of
Prince
was
compelled
to
work
at
tent-;a
gifti
it
is
certainly
not
the
Rupert.
Acting
with
them
were
t
making
to
earn
a
wage
if
he
wa
work
of
man.
Eternal
life
is
Marr
Oanton.
James
Currie
and
PRICES1
RIIVl'l
SAVE
to
live
so
the
man
who
U
not
a
not
a
culture,
nor
a
refinenent.
Arthur
Jones
Interment
took
Christian
U
compeUed
to
serv
nor
,
product
of
self-dutcipline,
piace
at
Fairview
Cemetery
the
master
8in
for
hU
wage
of
nor
,
hlgn
SUndard
of
Ufe.
At
the
graveside,
brief
serv-dea.h
becau
he
laclu
spiritual,
n
U
the
result
of
a
new
birth,
ices
were
conducted
by
Mrs.
resources
to
live
a
Ufe
of
right-j
a
new
Ufe
given
by
the
grace
of
Harry
Paulson
and
Mrs.
M.
B.
ousness.
-
God
to
all
who
truat
in
His
Son
viereck
of
the
Ladies'
Orange
:
And
just
as
the
loving
gift
of
and
tne
r
throuiih
mrougn
money
sent
by
hi
Phiuppian
(friends
released
Paul
from
this;
1
'
.
!
Saviour
and
be
saved,
and
come
necessity
of
Nowhere
there
a
suggestion
working
for
tent-
f
maker's
wage
and
set
him
rdual
leading
upward
by,
at
-
iih-r..
L
A.
easy
8taBe
.
from
the
human
to1
If
yu
trust
Hlm
n
thu
wav'
!
W
"
3
VUI
I,
MEN
S
VY0I1K
I'
To
$1.5fljow
MEN'S
DRESS
1
To
1,tm
nuw
MEN
S
CABU
To
S13.5
No,
VOl
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MI
VS
KLA
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ti
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fin
youi
8l7t!q
oil
i
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mi
i
i
.
.
IU11IJTU
UD
CO-
.,
.
"
a
i11
V,,..
.lomal
llfo
tnr
It
i
me
aivine.
xne
man
who
has
3
"
"
tirely
to
preaching
the
gospel,!
(Blue
ixn
is
written,
'He
that
hath
the
j
so
when
man
by
faith
or
triart!
Wrnal
lle
u-
therefore,
a
INSTAU
AN
Son
hath
life.
He
that
hath
not
ixroivu
tha
aifi
nf
i
,-
cnrisuan
ana
uie
man
wno
nas
MEN'S
SPORT
i
IRON
FIREMAN1
VORTEX
Oil
BVHHIT
JesuV
free!
"
od,
hath
not
life.-
in
Chrut
wwch
ood
totally
differ-
ls
Just
as
clMr-cut
M
that'
tnt
The
ly
offers
to
all.
men
thU
alone
ta,"
frees
him
from
the
bondag.
of
one
to
the
other
is
not
py
a
pro-:
'.'As
many
as
received
Him,
to
Washable
To
i
Now
at
the
same
Tl
MEN'S
SPORT
J
serving
sin,
and
time
gives
him
wisdom
and
i-raa
01
graauai
acconipiian-
mrm
b"
iu
uctunn.-
ment
but
of
immediate
reciea-
the
S""8
of
Ood."
tion.
I
cannot
emphasize
this
To
you
will
be
given
power
too
strongly.
over
sins
as
,ii
as
f,,r(ivpnpis
mom
Sheet
Metal
You
ask,
"How
can
I
have
!
-.
"and
power
to
lead
a
godly
Ufe.
Washable
To
Now
MEN'S
CABARI
D.B.,
Latest,
rV
To
$I9.5N
MEN'S
WORsT!
YOU
ARE
INVITED
TO
SEND
YOUR
CHILDREN
TO
THE
j
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
mis
eiernai
me;
iou
are
10
Xo
you
wj
be
glven
,hat
calm
take
Christ
for
all
that
God
si:lir:lnrp
,lf
iifB
crnl,i
h0,.
LIMITED
AGENTS
253
First
Avenue
Black
SS4
offers
Him
to
you
as.
He
offers
ning
now.
"I
am
the
resurrec-
Him
as
your
Saviour
from
sin.
Uon
and
the
Ut
He
that
be.
vvwywdSVV'Ar.WJJV
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B..
All-W(wl,
A
To
$17.5
New
MEN'S
sox-r.
i
rust
Him
as
such
He
offers
iieVeth
I
on
Me,
though
be
were
Him
to
you
as
your
Lord,
the
dead,
yet
shall
he
live,
and
who-
i
Master
of
every
part
of
your
soever
liveth
and
believeth
in
life.
Accept
Him
as
such;
Ac-
Me,
shall
never
die."
May
the!
m
i
iwiiiiw.Im..
wiini.il
in.pwua.a
tyK.-vca
ZU
First
Presbj
teriair
Church
Minister:
Rev.
G.
.
Sendail.
BJi.,
B.D.
work.
From,
Fu
BOYS'
S(
II00L
for
Daily
Vacation
B
IBLE
S
SCHOOL
I
AUGUST
15-26
'
Dnector
of
Music:
Mrs.
E.
J
cept
the
fact,
that
your
sins
Lord
guide
you
thLs
very
day
to
have
separated
you
from
God!
take
the
Lord
Jesus,
as
your
own
Take
the
place
of
such
a
lost
personal
Saviour,
that
you
may
sinner,
trust
in
Christ
as
your
enter
into
life.
Smith
SAVOY
HOTEL
W.
L.
WOODS,
Frop.
PHONE
37
P.O.
BOX
1397
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
$1.25
No
BOYS'
SPORT
To
$2.2S-SW
BOYS'
ANKI.C
To
50c
Now
...
I
F
RUSSIA
is
not
converted
to
the
belief
that
the
I
United
States
never
paid
$7,200,000
to
Moscow
for
Alaska
in
1867
it
will
not
be
the
fault
of
today's
Soviet
leaders.
It
is
now
part
of
Russian
school
instruction
to
say
that,
while
the
money
was
paid,
it
was
not
as
a
purchase
price.
It
was
received
by
the
Czar
of
that
time
as
compensation
for
the
visit
of
the
Russian
fleet
to
New
York
and
San
Francisco
in
1863
when
the
American
Civil
War
was
reaching
a
critical
stage.
It
is
a
matter
of
history
that
both
Great
Britain
and
France
sympathized
wi?Ji
the
Confederacy
and
it
may
be
assumed,
with
considerable
reason,
that
the
presence
of
Russian
fhips
in
American
ports
had
behind
it
a
definite
purpose.
Rehashing
events
of
66
years
ago
cannot
get
anywhere
but
to
try
and
create
the
feeling
that
Russian
people
have
been
the
victims
of
colossal
deceit
and
injustice
could
be
accepted
as
a
handy
propaganda
weapon.
NEGRO
PROBLEM
THE
NEGRO
PROBLEM
in
the
United
States
I
is
very
much
to
the
fore
just
now,
particularly
in
thi
south
where
it
was
made
a
political
issue
in
the
list
election
by
President
Truman's
Civil
Rights
message.
In
an
article
entitled
"The
South
Has
Changed,"
which
appears
in
the
July
issue
of
Har-per's-Magazine,
Mary
Heaton
Vorse
says
that
race
relations
are
improving.
"Although
the
Ku
Klux
Klan
has
freshed
up
its
sheets
and
the
Dixiecrats
have
put
on
a
successful
filibuster,
there
is
a
transformation
going
on,
on
the
surface
and
down
deep,"
saysJSiss
Vorse.
She
had
just
returned
from
a
tour
of
tH&
southern
States,
and
she
says
that
while
she
found
"the
voice
of
reaction
was'
loud
at
every
filling
station,
there
was
deep
concern
over
the
"exodus
of
the
Negro
from
the
Southern
States."
The
first
factor
that
is
bringing
about
this
change,
says-
Miss
Vorse,
is
"self-interest"
on
the
part.
'of
business
men,
manufacturers
and
farmers,
who
are
afraid
their
labor
supply
will
vanish
if
greater
opportunity
is
not
offered
to
the
Negro.
After
the
First
World
War
there
was
an
exodus
of
three
million
Negroes.
They
emigrated
north
and
west
and
they
didn't
return.
Negroes
have
been
regarded
as
the
happiest
people
in
the
world.
They
are
the
children
of
the
sun,
-arid
the
American
Negro
still
retains
the
primitive
bouyancy
and
childlike
simplicity
of
his"
African
ancestry.
"Old
Man
River"
was
written
by
a
white
man
and,
while
it
may
express
the
reactions
of
the
Negro
laborer
to
the
hardships
and
the
hustle
of
modern
life,
it
is
only
a
passing
mood,
and
the
philosophy
of
the
song
is
more
that
of
the
white
maiOhan
the
full-blooded
Negro.
It
has
always
seenffid
that
a
mixture
of
white
blood
tends
to
render
Che
Negro
discontented
with
his
lot,
as
if
there
were-a
conflict
between
the
two
races
in
him.
If
there
is
some
white
blood
in
Paul
Robeson,
it
may
accoimt
for
his
embittered
attitude
toward
the
country
that
gave
him
his
culture
and
freedom
to
rise
jto
the
top
of
his
profession.
It
is
doubtful
w
hether
he
could
have
achieved
such
eminence
in
communist
Russia,
for
which
he
professes
so
much
love
and
admiration.
If
he
had
been
born
there
he
would
probably
now
be
working
in
the
salt
mines.
He
owes
everything
he
is
and
has
to
the
American
wayjof
life
which
he
pretends
to
despise.
11:00
Into
Thy
Hands
Duet
J.
Davey,
M.
Sendail)
Pause
at
His
Feet.
7:30
Very
Pleasant
Help.
.
Time:
8:30
.
12:00
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BOYS'
PANTS-
mtisio
!
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Green
331
choose
for
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and
rt
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IBWB
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production
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Pf
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Srhl
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ting
i
LADIES'
ANKl.E
1
;
i
To
50c
Now,
ra'r!
;
LADIES'
ST(K
KH
'
To
55c
Now
.
CHILD'S
AXKLf.T
S
;
;
To
40c
Now
BAPTIST
CHURCH
(Fundamentalist)
629
6th
E.,
Near
High
School
?
'i
Phone
369
,
'v
.
,ti
"ilnitial
and
Day
School
for
Girl
M
kccTedi,rd
hy
l-arlnn.nl
of
Education
m
Primary
ClasM-a
to
L'nWemity
Entranoa
The
Salvation
Army
Holiness
Meeting
11
a.m.
Directory
2:30
p.m.
Sunday
School
3
p.m.
Salvation
Meeting
7:30
p.m.
Major
and
Mrs.
Yurgensen
a
Our
special
speaker
will
be
Brigadier
Elizabeth
Betts
of
the
Salvation
Army
Territorial
Headquarters,
Toronto.
WE
'XORDIALLY
INVITE
YOU
JOHN
H.
BULGER
3PTOMETR
1ST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
gymnastic
game
,
I
'
dancing
:
rmncirAL
misscucnk
inyAHMji
m
KcaNitauiajaa
An
F-ducmtinnal
Truit.
.
I
riding
Sunday
Services
suspended
for
July
and
August.
Prayer
Meeting
Wednesdays
at
8
p.m.
at
514
3rd
Avenue.
ANYTIME
IS
TIME
TO
HOUSEHOLD
NEEDS
STEP
LADDERS
CLOTHES
LINES
CLOTHES
DRYERS
IRONING
BOARDS
KITCHEN
UTENSILS
GALVANIZED
WARES
9i
SATIN-GLO
VARNISHES
CLEAN
YOUR
CHIMNEY
...
Let
us
inspect,
repair
and
clean
your
chimney
now
Be
prepared
for
Fall.
We
also
specialize
In
repair
of
gutters,
down
pipe
and
roofing.
ENAMELS
TAUNTS
AUGUST
FURNITURE
SALE
SPECIAL
IN
DINING
SUITES
5-PIECE
DINETTE
Sl'ITE
Old
Colony.
Solid
Maple
refectory
table.
Cabinet
and
4
chairs.
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Art
SALE
PRICE
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7-PIECE
DINETTE
SCITE
Hepworth.
Walnut
Jack
JCnife
Table.
China
Cabinet.
Buffet.
4
chairs
CUT
A
A
SALE
PRICE
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7-PIECE
DINETTE
SClTE-
Walnut.
Jack
Knife
Table..
China
Cabinet.
Buffet.
4
chairs.
Any
part
of
ClA
AA
this
Suite
can
be
purchased.
SALE
PRICE
..
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Our
Window
::
327
3rd
Avenue
::
Phone
775
A.
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FURNITURE
LTD.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
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INTERCITY
CHIMNEY
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Free
Estimates
Phone
Red
241
ReasoiuM
Face
ToweLs
Face
Cloths
Ladies'
Aprons
Table
Cloths
Pillow
Slips
Handkerchiefs
Bathroom
Sets
Authorized
Licensed
Chimney
Service.
All
V'orkG
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THE
LATEST
IN
Ankle
Sox
all
sizes
par
ILJylv
A
large
selection
of
Babies'
Clothing,
including
Dresses
POINTING
All
TyiH
SUPPLIES
FOR
01'
STATIONERY
HR
GREETING
CAI
PENS
AND
PENI
EFFICIENT,
MODERN
HEATING
FULLY
AUTOMATIC
OIL
HEAT
AT
LOW
COST.
Floor
Models
in
Stock.
Your
Inspection
Invited.
mi
ARRIVED
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LIMITED
A
DIBB
PRINTING
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253
FIRST
AVENUE
BLACK
(84
61
3rd
Ate.
W.
Gas
Operated
.
.
EASY
VACUUM
Phone
Red
400
BESNER
BLOC.
a
Notice
to
Patrons
CUP
WASHER
$206.50
EASY
GYRATOR
(GASOLINE)
WASHER
Fargo
Trucks
AVAILABLE
FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
ORME
DRUG
THE
DRUGS
Civic
Centre
Dining
Room
196.50
.
tO
will
be
closed
from
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
2-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
152"
V.Tieelbase
with
reinforced
frame
Si
2-speed
rear
axle.
3-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
170"
Wheelbase
with
reinforced
frame
&
2-speed
rear
axle.
THERE
IS
REALLY
NO
QUESTION
ABOUT
IT
DO
IT
THE
"EASY"
WAY
STORK
HOURS
WEEK
DAYS,
9
A.M.
TO
8
TTl
3
AUGUST
11
TO
AUGUST
28
(inclusive)
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
12
NUun
7
P.M.
TO
9
P.M.
This
will
allow
us
to
turn
over
our
facilities
to
the
Civic
Cr.ntrt
Association
during
the
Annual
Carnival
ana
will
provide
holiday
time
for
our
staff.
-NORM
BAKER,
Proprietor.
blcyfl
Emergency
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Phones:
866
Office,
566
Shop
Mil
Dally
car
delivery
servjee
from
9
a.m.
till
8
p.m.
from
1
P
m
and
Sundal