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October
21,
1949
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Wise
Talks
Of
Murderers
A
man
who
a
in
spiritual
attendance
to
polioe-kHler
Harry
Modus
when
toe
paid
the
death
MRS.MAXTED
IS
MOURNED
TERRACE
St.
Matthew's
Church
was
filled
with
friends
and
relatives
for
the
funeral
ol
the
late
Mrs.
Edna
Maxtea
whose
sudden
passing
has
caused
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Be
warm
and
comfortable
this
winter
with
a
full
supply
of
COAL
ORDER
TODAY
FROM
penalty
for
murder
last
year
to'.U
i
Prince
Rupetr
Rotaruuis
Thurs-1
cy
that
the
iikm
al
climate
of
a
community
is
dependent
on
the
religious
uis-rUim
given
U
its
youths
peiple.
He
was
Rev.
W.
H.
Ross
Mac-rtwr-on,
evangelist
and
for
three
years
chaplain
at
Oakalla
priun
I
tere
tills
province's
condemned
raurtiem.
are
hanged.
AddreMiing
the
weekly
luncheon
meetin
of
tte
Rotary
Club,'
Ur.
MacPherson
clwclared
that
tatemenui
made
by
such
convicted
killer
f
&ltdos.
Bill
Henderson,
Jacob
Weed,
Gordon
Burt
and
Ed
Johnson
In
Van-
PI11LP0TT
EUITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
I.VMBER
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
Steamship
Movement
Kor
VaneooTCT
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
Pnnce
Rupert
tl:lS
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Catala,
5
p.m
From
Vanconwr
Sunday
at
.
Camogun,
11
p.rt
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupe
',
10
a.m.
For
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
pm
From
Aliee
Arm
and
Stewart
"'uesday
ss.
Canwun.
a.m.
for
Ocean
FhU
Thursday.
Prlfice
Rupert
il:15
p.m.
From
Occm
ratio
Wednesday
us.
Prince
Rupen
10
jn.
mm
Alaska
Thursday
.
Prinae
Kupen.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
f.
Prince
Rupen
midnight.
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FOR
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VANCOUVER
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and
Intermediate
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WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPRRT.
B.C.
'rince
Rupert
Florists
i
ijflO
2id
Ave.
Cox
518
Tel
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Flowers
for
All
Occasions
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home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
J.
Crawford,
grandparents
of
the
groom.
The
happy1
couple
left
on
the
couverlwd
convinced
him
of
that'?
uht"
was
sur'S
b"
th
..
.rnirded
to
union
steamer
Catala
for
.
n
Hlds
ana
wu-
honeymoon,
many
friends
beliv;
at
the
wharf
to
see
them
off
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Irish
thm
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held
at.
at
the
tae
They
TtKy
will
wui
make
mane
their
t.nw
home
nome
at,
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electric
blanket
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Sidney
Gonick,
Optometrist
Graduate
of
TjOS
Angeles
GAlege
of
Optometry
is
pleased
to
announce
that
he
has
ajmietl
permanent
offices
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
practice
of
Optometry
in
Rooms
23
and
24,
Besner
Block
1
1
a
great
sadness
in
the
district.
Born
in
Terrace
on
September
6,
1915,
deceased
was
the
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
M's.
George
Dover.
Funeral
services
were
conducted
by
Rt.
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia
assisted
by
Rev.
P.
M.
Mallett.
Beautiful
floral
trihntf
hnnlfpfl
tV
nlulp
rlmn.
eel,
pulpit
and
casket
and
the
Bishop
in
a
moving
address
spoke
of
the
sterling
character
of
one
who
had
always
been
ready
with
a
helping
hand
whether
it
was
in
community
work
or
with
a
friend
or
neighbour.
The
f
uneral
hymn,
"Lead
Kind-
gregation
with
Miss
Elliott
Head
as
organist.
Interment
too
I
place
at
the
Kalura
Cemetery
with
Mr.
H.
King,
Dudley
Little.
Lloyd
Johnstone,
Claire
Giggey,
J.
H.
Smith
and
Mel
Peeke
Vout
acting
as
paaearerg.
'
"
;
iMacPherson
said.
Like
many
other
youths,
he
was
looking
for
excitement
and
easv
money.
Wife-killer
Jacob
Weed
and
Ed
Johnson,
convicted
,of
killing
a
woman
In
Stanley
Park,
said
that
they
both
had
been
under
the
influence
of
liquor
at
the
time,
Weed
could
remember
nothing
of
the
circumstances
of
his
wife's
death.
a.
Bruce
Brown,
who
acted
as
ciuo
cnairman
in
the
absence
of
President
R.
G.
Van
der
Sluvs
thanked
Mr.
MacPherson
for
his
address.
Mr.
Mac!
herson
is
cur-
rently
conducting
a
series
o
evaneelklta
wnet'Vttw
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fh.
Regular
Baptist
Church
here.
He
j
was
guest
of
G.
R.
6.
Blackaby.
1
displayed
by
the
Liquot
CgaUol
Buid
at
of
British
Columbia.
PnnfrilMWl
when
Ncwwurv
Evenings
by
Appointment
Telephone
212
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it
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MOTHER
AND
DAUGHTER
left,
is
welcomed
to
Canada
by
wife
of
the
governor
-general.
en
rouie
to
the
Ottawa
home
of
a
pri
Ocepn
Falls
where
the
groom
Is
atiemP'yi-
gives
perfect
I
Double
Bed
Sie
$49.50
(Double
Central)
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The
Dowager
Countess
of
Luwn,
her
daughter.
Lady
Alexander,
The
countess
arrived
at
Halifax
her
daughter
for
a
visit.
(C.
P.
Photo)
STEWART
MOOSE
DANCE
ENJOYED
:
STEWART
A
very
enjoyable
dance
was
held
by
,
PorUand
Canal
Lodge,
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
on
Saturday
In
the
Moose
Home.
Bupper
was
taken
eare-of
by
Chapter
No.
16
Women
of
the
Moose.
Snappy
music.
was
sup
plied
by
Mrs.
Marge
Woodford
at
the
piano
and
Gordon
Dick
on
the
traps.
mi
SANDWICHES
Omni
Salman
mt
a
iial
y.
UntignHitbrm
,
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ctwjun
up
s
thai
mrr
Irral
to
tent,
fjilend
Canned
Salmon
a
taiwly
f
mirt.
Mix
u-hh
mnyonnm,
ci'"v
otiitmt,
and
garnish
j.t
i
t
'2
oiirei.
vnkltt.
pimento
or
cult
of
atparapu.
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tdic
timdirirhn
in
rolls,
optn
fact
or
three
decken.
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Packing-,
Cratinf
-Shipping
and
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and
Storage
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Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
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Cartage
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Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Established
1910
Pbones
60
and
68
Ict.
"I
contend
from
my
experience
that,
if
we
promote
Bible
Sunday
School',
criterpritjes.
it
will
not
be
kmg
before
we
empty
our
courts
and
jails
and
Cill
our
churches,"
he
declared.
"I
feel
it
In
the
only
way
we
can
develop
citizens
we
can
be
proud
of."
Portrayal
of
these
killers
as!
"brutes,
at
enmity
with
society"!
was
not
entirely
accurate,
accord-
.
ing
to
his
experiences,
Mr.
Mac-Pherson
declared.
"Largely
speaking,
they
were
products
at
our
soiety,
a
society
that
is
at
enmity
with
God,"
he
countered.
1
A
17-page
statement,
written
f
for
Mr.
MacPherson
by
Harry
Medos
five
days
efore
his
execu-
J
umi
ior
me
tuning
ui
a.
puiiuc-
man
on
the
False
Creek
flats
fol-
lowing
a
hold-up
attempt
was
displayed
by
the
speaker,
who
read
excerpts
from
it.
"At
tke
ace
of
17.
Medos
left
Los
Angeles
with
$12,000
which
he
had
gained
from
crime,
Mr.
II
Canadian
Tim
lvertibemeDt
is
not
published
or
by
the
Government
Ill
The
new
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