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MOST
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'By
Archdeacon
E.
Hodson.
St.
Peters
Church
V
.'4
Ac.'js
5.
24:
"Let
jusUe
rail
down
ai
waters.
righteousness
w
mighty
stream."
fFeatherproof
Publicity
"THE
VICTORY
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Job's
I
Daughters'
drill
team
at
the
international
competitions
at
Spokane
Thursday
night
was
a
notable
achievement
which
sent
a
wave
of
pride
throughout
the
city.
Without
question,
it
was
the
major
conversational
topic
of
the
day
and
it
is
this
reaction
which
brings
up
an
interesting
point.
Detractors
f;m
Prince
Rupert
base
their
unpleasant
comments
almost
completely
on
the
Justice
and
righteousness
are
more
important
characteristics
in
a
people
than
ritualistic
practices
ncT
church
attendance.
Amos,
the
prophet,
whose
words
head
this
sermon,
(:s
speaking
to
a
church-going,
outwardly
religious
jeople.
But
Amos
rioted
that
the"
'
seemingly
cunard
religious
riteousness.
9
NEW
HOUSE
CLERK
Ixin
J
,
,
.
,
-
"-fvi-uiq
notary
Irum
yan,.
new
cierk
of
the
Ckimmons
KinvoertiniT
rr
v,,
t.,,..i..
..
.
uia.
yeais
as
clerk
and
assistant
clerk.
Mr.
Raymon
d,'
who
Signed
hisCn.''
to
take
his
new
post,
is
shown
being
worn
in
by
Dr.
Ga-spard
Fauteux
!
house,
-hile
Mr.
Beauchesne
loolcs
on.
'
w
weather,
which
even
the
most
ardent
Rupert
booster
must
admit,
strains
the
patience
at
times,
j
But
rare,
indeed,
are
those
who
can
find
cause
for
!
disliking
the
eopie
of
this
city.
i
After
all,
it
is
the
people
that
make
a
commu-
!
nity,
not
the
weather,
and
such
achievements
as
!
that
of
the
Job's
Daughters
are
forcible
factors
in
letting
those
in
other
parts
of
the
world
know
just
,'
what
we
are
like
and
what
we
can
do.
A
spell
of
!
fine
weather
certainly
does
no
harm,
but
it
has
not
j
nearly
the
publicity
value
of
a
triumph
such
as
that
group
of
girls
has
achieved.
!
The
Job's
Daughters'
triumph
is
another
trophy
'
in
a
growing
list
of
accomplishments
by
which
local
groups
and
individuals
are
bringing
fame
to
the
town.
To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell
and
others
who
made
it
possible
and
to
the
girls
themselves
should
go
heartfelt
appreciation.
If
Prince
Rupert
people
continue
to
accent
ex-
i
cellence
of
accomplishment
both
at
home
and
while
;
away,
the
right
kind
of
weatherproof
publicity
will
and
To
Amos,
lavish
expenditures
for
religious
ritfs
were
a
mock-,
try
when
the
poor
were
losing
their
homes
and
forced
to
go
bare-foot.
J
The
demand
of
Amos
was
that
justice
roll
down
like
waters,
and
righteousness
like
a
per-'
ennial
stream.
This
Justice
is
a
social
rather
j
than
an
individual
quality.
It
is
respect
for
personality,
j
fair
play
between
y
man
and
man
To
live
according
to
this
,
ideal
is
to
render
true
service
j
to
God.
Jesus
linked
up
love
to
j
God
with
love
to
our
neigh-!
bours.
Our
service
to
God
is
t
judged
by
our
attitude
towards!
our
fellow
man.
Incense,
stained
glass
windows,
and
soft
music
j
ran
never
take
the
place
of
hon-
esty.
fairness
and
sympathy,
in
;
our
personal
relationships.
"Let
justice
roll
down
as
waters,
and
righteousness
as
a
mighty
stream.'
We
need
it
In
cur
own
day
and
generation.
ts
,
-1
A:
WW
First
Presbj
toriai;
Church
Minister:
Rev.
G.
E.
Scr.dail
B.A.,
B.D.
Duector
of
Music:
Mrs.
E.
J
Smith
11:00
"The
Appeal
of
Christ.'
Tenor
Solo:
(J.
Daveyi
"O
Lord,
Correct
Me."
BabtJ.smal
Service.
7:30
"The
Fu;;ness
or
Time."
Duet:
i
Mrs.
W.
Martin,
E.
Martin)
"Prayer
Perfect
i.
Quality
phinting
DIRECTORY
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all
rh
nrrtie
mt
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Srhool
at
12:15
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aft
taown.
ANf.l.lfS
riTHIUtU.
4tt
Are
w
at
Dunsmuir
8t.
Holy
Comsiunion
a
30
a
m.
Sundaf
School
2.00
put
Canon
Basj
6.
Procter,
B
A
.
B
D.
Rector:
(ElueTajl
FTT
BAPTIST
Ave
S
at
Tounr
St
aflbiater:
Ret.
Frr4
Actrobua
(Ones
HZ)
riKT
rHFBVTFIM
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Arenue
Et
UinKter:
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SendaJ!
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etn
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Pastor:
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831)
SALVATION
ARY
Prater
Bo.-rt
CO.:
Major
W.
Yurewfuen
Directory
Claaa
0
a
m.
Sunday
School
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Ptl
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THI.tt
frth
Ave.
at
McBrlde
St
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ANGLICAN'
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Core
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riodaon
Sunday
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m.
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337)
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BAPTIST
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damenia
list
i
629
6th
E.,
Near
High
School
Phone
369
Sunday
Services
suspended
for
July
and
August.
Prayer
Meeting
Wednesdays
at
S
p.m.
at
514
3rd
Avenue.
The
Salvation
Army
Major
and
Mrs.
Yurgensen
Praise
Meeting
Saturday,
8
p.m.
Holiness
Meeting,
11
a.m.
Directory,
2:30
p.m.
8unday
School,
3
p.m.
Salvation
Meeting,
7:30
p.m.
The
week-end
meetings
will
b
conducted
by
the
Divisional
Com
mander,
Senior
and
Mrs.
and
i'v'a)r
warranaer.
The
Divisional
Congress
will
be
conducted
by
the
Field
Secre
tary.
Colonel
Best,
September
18.
First
United
Church
636
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sieber
11:00
am.
Sermon:
"Keep
Going."
Children's
Story:
"You
Can't
Rub
It
Off.'
No
evening
service.
Vou
Saw
It
in
The
News!
Advertise
in
tne
Dally
News!
Chest
Final
At
the
Prince
Rupert
Health
August
22,
23,
24,
Si
August
25,
-
1:30
-
It's
Easy!
It's
14
D
USES
i
t
RavmnnH
rWV,f
Aa
,.
i
-i
..
fire,
in
spite
of
the
el
torts
of
variously
cJothed
bathers
t.
save
the
cabin.
Ha!f-a-miilitin
pounds
of
hal-I
ibut
have
been
landed
In
the
lact
iM-n
rf'ift
t
V
.-,..1....
-
-
,J
(juirs
i
aid
ing
from
12.30
and
5
tu
14.10
and
and
8
50.
LJMU.'JUf!T-
(August
20.
1939)
One
of
the
three
women
from
all
Canada
to
take
part
in
the
annual
shoot
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada
Rifle
Association
at
Ottawa
is
Mrs.
Wm
Brass
ol
Prince
Rupert.
i
Chief
Alfred
Skadeen
of
Aiy-
ansh
was
drowned
olf
Ten
Mil'
Point
in
the
Naas
River,
having
LAND
ACT
tll
of
liilriilliin
lit
il)
to
lti
Laud
Rectffdmg
Dimci
of
Prmc
Kuptrt
and
Mtuuit'
lniitiiit(
(in
Lots
Thrr
a
3
1
.
Four
4i
mid
hive
(Si.
Bl'ck
Nineteen
(lWi.
Town-I
site
i4
Ms't.
j
Take
lllillce
that
I.
Hamuel
l-oll-l
rtl
Simpson.
A
ir
em
lor
vueen
ctmr-loiu-
Cauners
Limited
of
Muwi
British
ColumlMa.
ocrupation
Fish
J
er.
Intends
to
apply
for
Iran
(il
the
following
fli-siTihed
lii(td:
HKUinlUK
lit
xt
planted
t
the
South
Eatcrly
corner
of
Lot
Five
(5.
Block
Nineteen
(191.
T0W118IV
of
Maiwt
thence
South
61
Ucn
1
inlns
West
to
low
woter
mark,
tli-nce
North
Westerly
alonK
low
liter
mark
a
mnaiiw
of
ill
feet
iiw.r
or
lew;
-thence
North
til
deii
!
.6
mins
Eat
Ui
the
North-Went
cor-
j
ner
of
Lot
3.
Block
19.
TownMte
of
M;uwt;
thenrle
Houth-Kasterly
lolii
hlt-h
water
mark
to
the
point
ol
1
contmencem-'nt
and
containing
one
and
ope-quirter
(1
14
1
acren.
more
)
or
less.
j
The
purpose
for
which
thin
leane
In
required
Is
for
cannery
and
dock
count
ruction.
'
Samuel
Leonnrc.
Simpson,
:
AKent
for
I
4iun
Charlotte
Cnnners.
1
LinittccJ.
Masaet.
H
C.
'
Dnted
AUKUAt
5th.
1949
;
IH)
;
SAVOY
HOTEL
W.
L.
WOODS,
Prop.
.
PHONE
J7
P.O.
BOX
13P7
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
JOHN
H.
BULGER
3PTOMETR
I8T
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
LOOKING
BACK
I
!
(August
20,
19U)
Squadron
Leader
A.
S.
C.
Stuart
MacLaren.
Flvini?
Offi-
cer
Wm
pjenderlelth."
pilot
and
Col.
L.
E.
Broome,
advance
offi-
cer
of
the
flight,
arrived
on
board
H
M
C
S.
Thiepval
from
Nlkolskl.
Behring
Island,
where
the
p'ane
In
which
the
party
were
on
a
round-the-world
flight
was
smashed.
Thick
fog
caused
a
forced
landing
and
the
plane
was
later
damaged
Dy
tne
waves.
I
Sid
Thompson's
summer
home
at
Salt
Lakes
was
destroyed
by
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BATTLE
BETWEEN
REDS
AND
CHURCH
PORTLAND,
Ore.
tAPi
Sn.
J.
Howard
McGrath,
National
Democratic
Chairman,
assert
i
ftp
,Vat
t'r
time
has
come
fur
'
Catholics
to
rise
tip
as
a
"church
militant'
in
a
battle
for
Christianity
and
Dem'jcracy.
"'tJflly
the
bold
offensive
-irt."
the
Rhode
Island
senator
said
in
a
speech
prepared
for
delivery
at
the
supreme
convention
of
the
Knights
of
Columbus,
j
He
referred
to
Democracy's
!
4rsToles
throughout
the
world,
and
warned,
"In
Europe
and
Asia
the
old
barbarities
are
reappearing
with
a
new
scientific
.tageance."
j
But
the
United
States
has
a
problem,
too,
he
continued.
Mc-'
O'rath
called
it
"Crass
Mater-
lalism,
which
would
elevate
and,
&IoriJy
sense
and
sensuality,!
Tibpve
spirit
and
conscience."
i
a
result
"piety
and
pat-:
rtotism
alike
demand
a
re-mint-1
"ttiR
of
the
coinage
of
our
Christian
clviliz-ation,"
he
said.
1
This
cannot
be
done
"by
affecting
a
silken
piety
or
some
ntimental
vaporing,"
McGrath
-aiivised:
It
must
be
accomplish-M'
"by
example
and
a
deter-
lned
manly
application
in
the',
"nisnner
of
St.
Paul
resolute
nd
muscled'
in
character,"
he
people
litre
opprt-ising
the
puur,'
taxing
them
beyond
their
means.
j
The
prosperous
dwelt
in
homes
of
he
n
stone.
mliUe
the
wwkers
housed
in
hovels.
j
Judges
accepted
bribes
and
the
nee-dy
could
not
get
justice
These
evils
were
not
oecas-
ional
but
were
widespread.
And
Amos
stands
up
to
rebuke
the
.
hypocrisy
of
it
all.
J
The
prophets'
remedy
was
that
a
change
In
cha
rater
was
iece.-ary
to
remedy
the
con-diUon.
He
felt
that
the
men
heruselves
were
the
real
problem.
i
j
It
would
be
useless
to
attempt
,
to
ch&nge
conditions
unless
the
nan
himself
was
changed.
"It
is
not
the
sty
that
makes
the
pig
but
the
pig
that
makes
the
?ty."
Social
reform
depends
upon
personal
reformation.
!
A
merely
formal
reugion
is'
no
use.
It
may
leave
the
character
stricUy
unchanged.
The!
Nobles
of
Israel
hom
Amos'
condemned
were
very
religious
j
outwardly,
they
attended
religious
leasts
and
took
part
in
Solemn
Assemblies.
They
were
generous
wKh
burnt
offerings
and
meal
offerings.
They
would)
sacrifice
fat
beasts
as
peace'
peace
offerings.
Yet
their
re-j
ligion
only
touched
the
surface
j
of
their
lives.
Aquisitiveness
was
their
driving
moUve.
I
This
ancient
characteristic
'
has
lasted
down
to
our
own
day
and
generation.
The
acid
test
of
religion
is
not
ritual
and
sacrifices,
but
the
attitude
of
one's
heart
Israel's
leaders
might
qount
up
the
total
annual
expenditure
for
ceremonies
and
sacrifices
out
Amos
demanded
that
their
religion
show
its
fruits
in
integrity
of
purpose
and
kindness
of
heart.
"Let
Justice
roll
down
as
waters
and
righteousness
as
a
mighty
stream."
Tlirouthout
the
religious
history
of
the
world
we
constantly
ee
tlu.se
two
extremes,
religion
without
morality,
or
morality
without
religion.
Neither
extreme
is
safe.
Morality,
will
endure
only
If
supported
by
strong
religious
convictions.
Religion
will
be
respected
only
as
It
shows
the
fruits
of
upright
living.
True
religion
will
show
Itself
in
deeds
of
Justice
and
Clinic
'.
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Unit
Office
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Ave
&
4th
St.
26,-9-12
em.
1-3
p.m.
4:30
p.m.
7-9
p.m.
Free!
It's
Wise!
FOR
SALE
NEEDS
CLOTHES
LINES
IRONING
BOARDS
GALVANIZED
WARES
PAINTS
VETS
HONOR
DIEPPE
SHRINE
PARIS
Thirty-two
veterans
of
the
battle
of
Dieppe,
representing
various
Canadian
mili
tary
units,
Friday
took
part
in
the
ceremonies
at
Dieppe
in1
memory
of
the
encaeement
.
fought
there,
August
19,
1942.
The
veterans
arrived
in
Paris
:
August
16,
where
they
met
Can
-
adian
Embassy
officials.
There
t
as
a
special
ceremonial
at
the!
Arc
de
Triomphe.
Today
the
party
will
return
to
England
where,
Saturday
and
Sunday
they
will
have
the
opportunity
to
renew
English
acquaintances.
Principal
centres
from
whicn
the
members
of
the
detachment
were
drawn
are:
Montreal,
Toronto.
Hamilton,
London,
Windsor.
Winnipeg,
R-gina
and
Calgary.
Derailment
of
a
freight
train
on
the
McBride
subdivision
of
Canadian
National
Railways,
(
ast
of
Prince
George
will
cau.se
tonight's
passenger
train
from
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Centre
Dining
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will
be
closed
from
.
AUGUST
11
TO
AUGUST
27
(Inclusive)
(Re-opens
Sunday,
August
28)
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
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Hotel
7:00
ajri.
to
1:30
a.m.
Phone
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tor
Outside
Order.
Modern
inter-city
type
buwes,
also
suitable
for
school
runs
.
.
.
contractors
...
or
oilmen
.
.
.
mobile
offices,
etc.
Now
in
resular
service
.
.
.
steel
bodies
.
.
.
recliner
seats
.
.
.
air
brakes
.
.
.
adequate
baggage
facilities.
Seating
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28
-
37
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