Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
T
7
Saturday,
August
19,
1S30
SATURDAY
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FAITHFUL
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"Wherefore
let
him
that
thlnkerh
he
standeth
take
heed
'
lest
he
fall."
1
Corinthians
19:12
j
There
are
illustrations
in
the
Bible
that
tell
us
j
about
the
growth
and
development
of
Christian
faith,
j
The
plant
is
sometimes
used
as
it
begins
with
a
seed,
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newspaper
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Editor.
H.
O.
PERKY.
Managing
Director
By
ELMORE
PH1LPOTT
STRIKES
AND
1
i
Movlrl
lid
Mike
Still
Unlikely
5
CENT
BEEF
'then
has
a
tender
shcot
and,
finally,
is
a
hardy
and
1
mature
bush
nv
trep
TIip
nhi
i
"
i
if
4
E
still
do
not
think
a
general
railway
strike
in
Canada
will
actually
materialize
although
Comn
ct.
u.
.
Mil
hi
tent
Service,
Canadian
n.....
H
illilie
deadline
is
getting
perilously
near
and
already
for
Oxygen.
Aceto,
eldlr.i5
,upi)nei
Lindsav'i
r..
THIS
IS
WRITTEN
as;
whe
it
is
easi,
destroyed.
It
can
be
killed
by
heat,
Canada
is
on
the
of
verge
eaten'by;
-
-
cnoked
by
weeds
and
a
railway
Strike,
Which
other
creatures.
However,
wtien
of
their
souls
and
lose
their
faith.
COUld
do
more
harm
than
it
is
properly
cared
for
it
is
a
Sometimes
ihese
forms
of
pleaa-nn
atnm
hnmh
nn
Ottawa
thing
of
Deaufy
yieWs
a
ure
lead
to
sin
which
destroys
an
atom
oomo
on
utwu.
(niitfBt
1Ue
Uiir
faith
yet
jul0thjei.
lliatler
In
fact,
and
without
being
too.
xhe
christian
life
begins
when
that
faces
people
is
their
failure
facetious.
I
cometimes
think
God
plants
the
seed
of
faith
in
to
keep
their
religious
faith
free
that
the
besi
th.ng
that
could
(jle
human
heart.
This
may
be
from
weeds
which
may
choke
happen
would
be
if
somebody
done
jn
childhood
through
the
their
faith.
If
we
allow
false-did
drop
a
real
atom
bomb
just
sacrament
of
Baptism
or
later
in
hood
to
grow
In
our
minds,
it
outside
Ottawa
or
Washing
,fe
through
the
Word
of
God.
has
the
effect
of
choking
the
ton
just
close
enough
to
scare
This
of
faith
may
dor
truth.
If
permitted
to
remain
the
living
daylights
out
of
our
mant
Ior
a
wrille
just
as
seeds
It
will
eventually
result
in
the
governors.
For
the
envious
tr,at
are
planted
in
the
ground
death
of
true
faith,
truth
is
that
our
governments
:
seem
without
ufe
until
God
wants
us
to
retain
our
Storaee
1J
Cor.
5nrf
..j
rS
Est
1910
noMi
JOHN
ti.
BULGE
are
asieep
we
are
jacea
wiui
,
they
are
seen
to
shoot
forth
a
faith
in
Christ
as
our
Saviour
an
economic
danger
on
the
home,
gprout.
as
the
sprout
grows
it
and
Lord.
-In
order
to
do
this'
j
front
which
fa
far
more
danger-
must
be
.....
Mrea
for
K
that
hot
must
th
aJ
againsti
nnc
1a
T
nn
lnnir
run
innrt
tha
-
AWAIT
THEIR
TURN
These
passengers
aboaru
the
Canada
Steamship
Line
cruise
ship
ss.
Quebec
await
their
turn
to
leave
the
burning
ship
as
it.
tied
up
to
the
dock
at
Tadous-sac,
Que.,
Monday
afternoon,
with
flames
sweeping
through
the
vessel.
Of
the
400
passengers
and
crew
of
125
aboard
the
vessel
all
were
removed
safely
with
the
exception
of
seven.
(CP
Photo)
,
V
-isun,
weeas
or
birds
do
not
des-
any
and
all
things
that
would
wr
Korea-
ti
.
,
(troy
it.
So
must
the
Christian
poison
that
faith
or
weaken
it.1
OPTOMETER
J!tSbargoes
are
in
effect
and
preparations
are
under
,
'
Way
for
a
national
emergency
which,
indeed,
it
would
be.
It
will
be
a
sorry
pass,
indeed,
if
the
dispute
is
allowed
to
remain
deadlocked
until
the
walk-out
occurs.
.
JkThe
face-saving
element
now
appears
to
have
rt'fltered
into
the
affair.
Both
sides,
almost
ready
to
meet,
are
hesitating
about
taking
one
more
step
or
maybe
it
is
only
a
half
a
step.
The
point
is
near
where
public
opinion
is
going
to
place
the
blame
on
one
side
or
the
other.
A
national
disaster
would
be
involved
in
a
railway
strike
and
the
responsibility
for
it
is
going
to
be
a
serious
business.
The
final
answer
could,
and
probably
would
be,
as
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Agriculture
proposes,
that
the
government
take
over
the
operation
of
the
railways
rather
than
permit
them
to
be
tied
up.
As
the
deadline
approaches,
Prince
Rupert
is
.
beginning
to
size
up
some
of
the
consequences
that
a
railway
and
a
coastal
steamship
strike,
together
with
land
communications,
would
entail.
How-
John
Bulgei
Third
A
r.,
,1,1:
.
uieoecareatc
iritis
to
mature..
We
must
keep
close
to
God
by
could
lead
to
utter
disaster
to
Tnat
is
why
God
reminds
us
that
'means
of
prayer
and
strengthen
ail
or
us.
It
arises
from
the.
we
must
care
,or
our
christian
,
ourselves
by
a
constant
study
speeding
up
spiral
of
rising
faith
if
we
want
it
to
mature,
jof
His
Word.
No
one
is
able
to
ZTotr'
Slnk6S
once
keo
remain
true
by
his
own
strength
o0o
j
Peter
he
t
told
him
that
Satan
de-1
alone.
Our
chief
enemy
the
THERE
IS
NO
more
dastardly
."j10
nave
hlnJ
that
he
might
idevil
tries
to
mil
us
into
a
sense
lie
than
that
prices
hav.
gone
up
li
nravedIir
!
of
alse
swurity'
ur
cnsta"t
that
He!
had
mainly
because
wages
have
gone
ttet
Z
hwM
of
spiritual
strength
will
Tho
pvarf
.nnrite
i
thJfaiK
EverV
Christian
has
this
be
supplied
by
God
as
long
as
R.
W.
COIL
IN
CHOOSING
A
DIAMOND
Let
our
years
of
experience
with
Precious
Stones
be
your
uid!
Authorized
fc:
ELECTEOul
kind
of
protection
for
we
rely
on
His
help.
His
strength
truth.
Contact
the
atw
the
wage-earners
have
to
keep
Services
am
J
should
not
fail.
Each
Christian
I
tory
over
the
forc"
of
evil
that
GEORGE
COOK
JEWELLER
be
invitation
seek
to
undermine
money
in
order
to
try
and
catch
wflthuthce
our
faith.
,.,..
it
h
,
i
4
,
to
forsake
his
faith.
Such
an
in-!-
-o-
.
See
the
new
fo
Box
1188
Phone
26
'
or
vlrQTlnn
ic
nivo
i
Affofm
o
i
F.I.F.CTROUX
rf
It
is
like
a
dog
trying
to
catch
'
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United
Church
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Vioit
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so
niany.
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cant
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lime
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niguway
aim
uie
airway
SO
itts
own
tail
PROMPTNESS
WHEN
HISTORIANS
come
to
?
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I
C36
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince'
Rupert.
B.C..
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sieber
would
not
be
completely
isolated.
It
would
be
a
JXftty
sorry
situation
for
points
that
are
entirely
they
seek
to
let
the
individual
write
the
record
of
the
tragic
vaar
-QA.S.
IQn
T
(hint
th
"
Otttvauuu.
iiuwcva
dependent
on
the
railway
ol
which
there
are
some
no
one
can
earn
his
wavl
'
i
PROMPT
PAYMENT,
of
accounts
builds
a
credit
record
of
priceless
value,
not
only
here
at
home,
but
wherever
and
whenever
credit
Is
needed.
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
.PRINCE
RUPERT
Will
Viovo
in
rtosnrlho
flTTR
rrn.-
roLisiE
Applies
thetdii
pel.
aha
o
PHOSE
f
Phone
today
lor
ah
stration
of
th
of
the
ELECK
PURIFIER
and
Ei
FLOOR
POL:
ntral
British
Columbia's
interior.
iernment.
that
i
thp
M5t,m
into
heaven,
such
religions
fail!
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship.'
Sermon:
"The
Mark
of
a
Dis-
M
i
democratic
satisfy
the
auman
soul,
ones,
as
the
most
uch
a
strike
in
the
country's
major
public
Another
means
by
which
some
j
ciple."
Miss
A.
M.
Stewart.
:
short-siahted
in
modern
times
"vice
industry,
on
which
the
very
economy
of
the
Special
Music
and
Children's
W
For
what
did
we
do?
,are
deprived
of
their
faith
is
the
I
First
we
scrapped
all
the
failure
to
recognize
temptations
i
Lease-Lend
arrangements
of
which
thev
meet.
Just
as
the
Story.
MORNING
SERVICE
ONLY
.-country
depends,
is
not
liable
to
be
tolerated
by
.".he
public,
i
!....-
wartime.
Then
we
scrapped
the
Drli"ant
light
attracts
bugs,
so
A
UNRRA
set
up.
Then
we
scrap-
ao
lne
origni
ngnts
auraci
ped
the
wage,
price
and
rent
many
unsuspecting
people.
They
controls
on
the
home
fronts.
';find
that
It
is
very
enjoyable
to
And,
more
or
less
secretly,
we
P3rtake
of
these
pleasures,
but
1
GREAT
PUBLICITY
BRHSHTi
set
up
GOVERNMENT
agencies.1"
aolnS
s0
they
forget
the
needs
in
all
our
countries
to
maintain
'
ARTIFICIAL
scarcity,
with
de-1
uoerateiy
-
maintained
high'
irst
Presbyter
iai?
Churcb
prices.
Beginning
in
1946
I
my-.
ROOM
FOR
EVERY
""WRINCE
Rupert's
Job's
Daughters
have
done
it
t
ai-
ag-ain.
Last
vear
the
drill
team
went
to
Snokane
Newest
Shopes,
Sires
and
Fabrics
Low
Priced
for
Smart
Wardrobes!
self
exposed
in
this
column
the
five-nation
arrangement
to
hold
jwool
stocks
off
the
market
ana
,so
keep
prices
from
falling.
So
p"succesful"
was
the
arrangement
(that
despite
the
greatest
surplus
'
'
1
1
;
.
f
1
i
FOR
pun:
FOR
BUILD'
FOR
REPAIR
Coll
36:
MITM!
jan3,
in
competition
with
teams
from
various
parts
of
Canada
and
the
United
States,
won
first
place
honors
in
one
routine
and
second
in
another.
Now
they
have
repeated
at
the
annual
supreme
session
at
Long
Beach,
California.
The
important
thing,
apart
from
'the
grand
experience
for
the
girls
in
travelling
to
see
the
world,
meeting
new
people
and
seeing
how
they
do
things
elsewhere,
is
the
highly
effective
publicity
they
bring
their
home
town.
In
a
more
general
way,
the
publicity
is
also
brought
to
Canada
and
British
Columbia.
Of
course.
Laura
and
Alex
Mitchell
and
tn"
rest
of
them
will
see
to
it
that
Prince
Rupert
or
wool
in
the
history
of
the
human
race
prices
were
not
only
kept
from
filling
but
boosted
to
the
highest
level
on
record.
The
same
general
principle
was
applied
in
couon
and
many
other
farm
products.
oOo
EVEN
NOW
when
you
can't
RIGHTff
Fourth
Ave.
East
get
even
one
real
family
meal
&
CURL
LIMITTDj
of
hamburger
for
a
dollar
the
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
P.D.
tUry!n;dtoSST30,0BoSnrrU!
U
J"
SmIth
and
....
.
:
t.u
j
FOR
EVERY
BUDGET
umvorffiif
SEMI-TRIMMED
WALLPAPERS
v,
AU
TV,.
ha
nn
cKnvh
tn
lm".y
mullon
Pounds
of.
can-
u..
Vancouver"
Stuff
for
these
people
who
are
proud
i
And
the
price
(see
New
York
117
1
""'cj
"u.
o,
iyoui
is
uve
ctnts
per
pound.
Canada
and
other
countries
sLtheir
home
town.
'
Prince
Rupert
may
be
proud
of
them
too.
The
Job's
Daughters1
drill
team
has
come
to
be
a
No.
1
Prince
Rupert's
publicity
stunt
effective
and
can
buy
all
they
want
of
this!
J
STEAMSlw!
I
PRINCE
lit
I
sails
ri
j
Vancoif
Sunday,
August
20,
1950
.
,
Morning
Worship)
11
o'clock
Subject:
"The
One
Right
Thing
To
Do."
Evening
Service
7.30.
'
Subject:
"The
Profit
and
Loss
of
Following
Christ."
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
it
holy."
We
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
Dargam
Deei
provided
they
agree
to
distribute
It
without
demoralizing
regular
business.
Uncle
Sam
also
offers
50
million
pounds
of
butter
at
15
cent3
colorful.
Their
accomplishments
have
been
at
the
expense
of
much
time,
patience,
hard
work
and
AND
INT
per
pound;
25
million
pounds
EACH
THUR
McBride
St.
Phone
311
enterprise
and
some
discouragements
at
times
as
of
cheese
at
712
cents;
a
vast:
well
as
short-sighted
skepticism
on
the
part
of
a
Cfedsklm
mlTato
5
S
at
11:15
M
For
KETCH
lew
unappreciauve
ptiupie
who,
ui
cuuise,
are
111
,aiso
cneap
Deans
and
peas.
oOo
WEDNESDAT
W
A
Word
lo
the
Wise!
jAr'We
hove
just
received
a
New
Shipment
of
PHANTOM
HOSIERY
the
minority
and
are
now
changing
their
minds.
-
Yes,
Job's
Daughters,
congratulations
once
mere!
For
Rcserw--
CITY
OR
DEf01
Prince
RuP"1
.
THERE
SEEMS
to
me
to
be
I
grim
humor
in
the
fact
that
j
Donald
Gordon,
Canada's
efficient
wartime
price
controller,
is'
i
now,
as
a
railway
president,
try-jing
to
stave
off
a
disastrous
i
FAST
EFFICIENT
SERVICE
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
Believe
on
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
and
thou
shalt
be
strike.
For
this
strike
threat,
like
1
Dhanom
almost
all
others,
isdue
primarily
to
the
fact
that
the
gov-
Acts
16:31.
saved.'
We
know
that
when
you
order
printed
matter,
you
want
delivery
as
soon
as
possible.
That
is
why
we've
arranged
for
rap-id
printing
and
rapid
delivery
on
all
orders.
Call
usl
"eminent
fired
Mr.
Gordon
from
Arthur
Mailhot
was
fined
in;his
wartime
job.
Instead
of
magistrate's
court
$25
and
$3.50
i"1"
leir
Pwe
hold
Prices
f
.
.
.
.
.
.
t
,down
they
used
them
to
Jack
cost
when
he
pleaded
guilty
to
pi.iees
and
profits
up.
a
charge
of
reckless
driving.
We
won't
begin
to
get
at
the
root
of
strikes
till
we
get
back
m
Baby
Dolls
j
$
LACK
OR
GREY
SUEDE
Phone
234
Advertise
through
Classifieds
i
10
prices
to
cut
them
back
tai
1
u;
n
f
rn
t
-t,.
ui
i
.
i
i
-
0M
iPi-Ml-iHf,
fimjjgm!;
them
there.
El)l
ENGINES
3RD
STREET,
PRINCE
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Capt.
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Mrs.
C.
A.
Brown
and
grandson.
Arthur
Brown,
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last
night
on
the
Camo-sun
to
Masset
after
a
visit
in
the
city.
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Air
Force
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desirous
of
enlisting
or
re-enlisting
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ROYAL
CANADIAN
AIR
FORCE
please
arrange
for
personal
interview
with
MR
E.
CLAUSEN,
3.
Clausen
St
Son
office,
Waterfront,
Prince
Rupert
Between
4
and
6
p.m.
SMITH
and
mum
Plumbing
&
Heating
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$6.95
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
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HOBBY
SUPPLIES
NOVELTIES
TOYS
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Penguin
Hobby
Shop
6th
Ave.
and
Fulton
Si.
Phones:
BLUE
446,
GREEN
232
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out
to
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IFasIiion
Footwear
LTD.
Charlie
Roberts
Phone
Green
875
P.O.
Box
548
Phone
357
P.O.
Box
28
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and
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