Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
and
REMINISCES
I
,
'w
t
Saturday
Sermon
Saturday,
July
25.
1953
at
-Ottawa
and
Canada
Is
doing
a
lot
for
(governments
f
by
JkJ0m
Ka
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
'
Member
at
Canadian
Prasa
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
,
Published
by
The
Prlnca
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
3.
P.
-MAQOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-President
Shakespeare,
although
we
.can't
'
Frederlcton.
recall
a
line
of
his
acclaiming
"Yes
sir.
The
government
at
Canada's
authors,
artists,
poets,
Ottawa
she
Liberal.
The
govem-wonien
not
a
single
word
about
i
ment
at
Frederlcton
she
Tory."
the
Mounties,
even.
The
application
was
promptly
granted.
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By
KEV.
F.
ANTROBL'S.
First
Bapt.st
(h
(Tills
is
another
lit
the
wtIps
of
gm-.t
eolumnb
to
o:upy
tlii
space
between
now
and
election
dtiy.
It
ts
written
by
Ira
Monsou;
HtM-tul
Credit
party
cundklute
opposing
Klmore
imilpott
in
Vancouver
Kuuth.)
il
nt
unUKLM
Ur
CHRIST
"And
the
Lord
added
to
them
day
by
day,
thnw
were
being
saved."
Acts
2:47.
Then
the
living,
ascended
rlsy
don't
you
tin,
t
,
"Can
anybiMiy
tell
us
where
we
can
get
a
nip
of
good
coffee?"
Tiininlns
Press.
We
can.
Hut
1U
a
lonfe
way
from
Tlinmlns
to
our
house.
LAST
WORDS
(Epitaph
on
a
headstone
in
a
pioneer
cemetery
in
Medway,
Mass.)
:
in
memory
of
Mr.
i'eter
Daniels,
lttHa-17415.
Beneath
tlil.-i
alone
a
lump
of
clay,
Lies
Mr.
I'eter
Daniels,
Who
too
early
in
the
month
of
May
Took
off
his
winter
flannels.
Christ,
was
present
in,
and
work
as
should
be
saved?
'
nig
with
and
through
that
little
uonnuutilly
of
.bi'luMMK
ouU.
Wherever
there
,,
There
are
seven
ages
bf
man
and
two
of
women.
One
Is
her
rlfht
one.
MtMioru
Christianity
has
lunt
far.
i
'
of
lite
ther
OUR
THANKS
to
thoso
who
have
made
this
column
available.
It
is
a
growth
;
and
the
v.
loo
iiiucn
oi
me
vivio
inipreimiiii
of
the
presout
work
of
an
Indwelling
Christ,
and
thought
Is
pure
and
i-anvsi
ANOTIIKR
NKW
-f'ANIICK
Tills
being
election
year,
per
win
tic
a
unurch
!iie:u
I
privilege
to
be
able
to
Breach
of
promise
suit
the
one
inure
oi
me
pant
w
i
an
ua-i
it
will
also
reuel
ni
haps
'the
Hollowing
.little
yarn
the
tailor
fulled
to
deliver
at
the
from
the
village
of
Hampton
will
j
time
he
guaranteed.
be
permissable.
Hampton
is
in
j
New
Brunswick
rustic,
serene
THAT
FRESH
FF.EI.ING
and
full
of
old
gardens.
The
story
The
deep
blast
of
the
stately
Is
true.
Judge
Donald
White,
this!
Prince
Oeorge
sounded
through
C.
M.
IKUt.I'SON
wus
elected
g
iliriH'tor
of
liritLsh
Columbia
fuckers
Limited
at
I
lie
umiutd
meeting
of
sliai'uholdm'.i
in
Vancouver.
Mr.
Ferguson
joined
cias.se
Packing
Company
Limited
in
March
1122
and
has
been
with
linti-sh
Columbia
Packers
since
its
formutioii
in
192b.
:ile
was
jweretary-treas-urer
nt
the
company
'for
five
years
and
comptroller
since
1941.
Heven
of
the
17
directors
are
active
executives
of
the
firm
wild
have
come
up
through
the
ranks
of
the
Company.
contact
new
friends
through
this
channel.
Let
it
be
clear
that
Social
Credit
stunds
for
a
system
of
free
competitive
individual
enterprise
which
tilune
will
.provide
the
standard
of
living
and
opportunities
which
the
Canadian
people
desire.
The
Socialist
state-ownership
goal
removes
the
incentive
to
month
asked
Nicholas
Cashol
the
wetness
around
Thursday's
cended
Christ.
for
an
easy
relli,m
0
.:'
We
cannot
think
too
much
of
and
furmalism.
v,
,
tlie
Cunts
ty
whluti
Mv
ton
laid
Untie
la
wurlclllness
K"
the
'foundation
for
the
salvation!
negs.
and
keoouciliuiiiiii
ul
.all
.Die
And
salvation,
wh
world;
but
we
can
asiiy
think
-nlng
at
onvuniloii,
t
too
exclusrvely
-or
.It,
att
as
to
'
process.
Through
all
-iorgt't
Hie
continual
work
which
j
deliverunce
from
an
whl
nevr
be
lintslied
until
tills
j
Last
year's
greenwi
Church
is
perfected,
and
pre-
j
year's
hardwood;
and
k
seined
faultier
belore
Uod,
and
tlan,
In
like
mannet
!
the
world
is
redeemed.
('grow
fn
grace
wi
t-
1
will
build
My
Churoh1,
ald
of
the
Lord
and
Sav
Jesus.
And
It
is
His
will
for,
and
these
progressively
u,
I1U
Ideal
of,
a
Christian
Church,
fore,
as
yet
lmiM-iW
that
continuously
It
should
be
people.
Were
eathirwi
an
Austrian
applying
for
naturalization,
if
he
knew
the
difference
in
the
jurisdiction
of
the
breakfast
hour.
By
and
by
tourists
came
flocking
ashore.
Not
for
a
minute
would
the
drizzle
cease,
or
the
leaden
color
of
the
sky
Indicate
a
change
toward
brightness.
"Down
In
Texas,"
remarked
a
visitor,
cheerfully,
"clergymen
have
been
praying
for
rain.
It's
been
that
way
in
Dallas.
It's
-risk
and
to
prouuee
which
are
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
NORMAN
M.
Mcl.EOD
f
THE
ETTERBOX
There's
one
admitted
Liberal
been
more
than
a
hundred
for
57
Apathy
Could
Be
Costly
it
is
said
that
this
election
campaign
ALTHOUGH
lacks
pep,
that
does
not
mean
we
can
afford
to
lack
pep
in
voting.
.
Even
during
an
active
election,
the
danger
of
apathy
in
balloting
exists
in
Canada,
and
it
must
bo
watched.
In
1949
there
were
approximately
7,000,000
voters
on
the
list
for
the
federal
election,
of
whom
less
than
75
per
cent
exercised
their
franchise.
In
other
words,
close
to
two
million
Canadian
voters
refused
or
were
unable
to
demonstrate
their
acceptance
of
responsibility
as
citizens
of
a
democracy.
It
is
a
large
number
for
a
country
of
comparatively
small
population.
'.
In
June
of
this
year,
93.7
per
cent
of
the
-electorate
cast
their
ballots
in
Italy's
national
-elections.
Despite
this
remarkably
high
percentage
of
voters,
democracy
won
by
a
perilously
close
margin
over
chaos.
Had
there
not
been
such
a
fine
turnout
of
electors,
&
decision
might
well
have
gone
to
totalitarianism.
.
The
fact
to
realize
is
that
Communists
running
in
our
federal
election
stand
a
good
chance
of
making
a
strong
showing
if
the
average
voter
decides
there
is
nothing
iri
the
contest
worth
his
presence
at
the
polls.
The
Reds
could
not
be
more
pleased
that
there
is
nothing
to
get
excited
about
because
they
themselves
are
organized
and
raring
to
go.
If
the
rest
of
the
candidates
in
any
constituency
have
a
listless'
backing,
the
Communist
might
easily
get
the
breaks
offered
by
the
straight-ballot
system
to
cop
a
victory.
Nor
could
the
voter
who
stayed
at
home
begrudge
him
the
trip
to
Ottawa
because,
by
negative
action,
he
had
helped
arrange
it.
If
anyone
thinks
this
election
lacks
interest,
there
is
one
sure
remedy
look
ahead
to
the
time
when
the
results
start
pouring
in.
For
excitement
there
is
no
race
in
the
world
that
can
beat
it,
and
if
you
have
a
ticket
on
it,
it
is
that
much
better.
gathering
into
Its
fellowship
Church,
those
who
are
being
saved.
That!
Let
us
remember
t
,
is
ills
meaning
in
the
estubli.sh-
a
Christian
Church
li"
ment
of
His
Churoh
upon
eurth,
of
Imperfect
Christian!
and
that
Is
His
will
concemin?
selves
and
for
one
an,
it
and
us.
Does
our
reality
cor-;
to
niuke
the
local
c
respond
to
Christ's
ideal?
,
luKir
In.
such
as
fear
in
the
current
aspect
of
the
Lconsecutive
days.
At
least,
that's
epic
conflict
now
Hearing
'
its
!
what
you
hear.
This
north
home
.stretch.
j
makes
you
feel
so
fresh."
It's
the
fear
of
over-confidence.
PUIX
TOGETHER
The
Editor,
A
11T!
1
.111
1
I
1
Tho
ft..
ill,
Man...
A
f'Hhln.r
MinUtPr
wl,n
l..,,l
n
wiimsur
cuiwii
una
iijmru
irc
w..ji
n.
fundamental
to
our
needs.
These
tjociulists
point
with
glee
to
past
and
present
plights
and
declare,
"these
are
the
results
of
such
a
system."
They
are
wrong.
These
plights
are
the
results
of
such
a
system
with
ad-mixtures
of
monopolies
and
diluted
socialism.
We
firmly
believe
in
the
ability
of
a
system
of
free
competitive
individual
enterprise.
,
NOW
TO
COME
closer
to
home
and
to
your
pocketbook.
The
federal
treasury
derived
In
excess
of
$1300
revenue
directly
or
indirectly
from
each
family
of
five
persons
in
1952.
That
is
a
lot
of
money.
Debt
charges
took
a
large
,
Note
how
emphatically
there
ad
tender
glares
u
uiuuRiii
uui.
neie
tne
aiirac-
themxelves;
and
to
t
..ive
power
vi
an
earnest
undiward.
by
the
ennmn-iK.;"
worii
,7
1:
-ample,
the
U,H
been
campaigning
throughout
i
,lls
1,ome
naPPr
11
,s
llf?a'
ti
,ff
Ml-
as
a
f'w
,fiuP-Ontarlo
was
talking
to
a
circle
of
i
drive
his
car
in
his
bare
feet.
To
;
porters,
there
ore
certainly
a
within
the
good
more
fed
to
the
acQuUntmces
in
one
of
thei'l0so
"nt''y
law,
i
many
up
Capital's'
leading
clubs
the
other
!a"d
tnls
Kht
"
added:
It's;
eyebrows
with
his
actions.
We,
day.
lie
was
forecasting
Uie
;
oulte
corny
as
well.
(
the
people
of
I'rln.
e
Rupert,
election
in
Ontario
of
C5
Liber-
.
.
jted
our
Mayor
and
City
ftl!J
North
u
America
s
most
t
exciting
(
Crmrx
il
and
therelure
must
have
'
,
12
towns
have
been
named
by
a
(confidence
.and
faith
in
them
as
bubsequerrtly
a
newspaper
cor-
VnlteA
states
holiday
periodical!
a
whole,
rather
than
In
one
lone
Lord
added.'
Yes
perfect,
to
lofty
till
consecration
like
the
of
course.
Sui-
First
Presbyterian
u
responuem
wno
nau
oee
,
one
oi
alderman
who
think
follows:
Queb
Montreal,
seems
to
It
he
group
,
asked
the
Cab
nteer
jf
New
York.
Philadelphia.
Boston!
j
is
his
duty
to
argue
against
it
was
ail
to
atuibute
nis
rient
Cni
Washington.
New
Or-
,
every
question
that
arises.
He
prediction
tp
him
in
a.
news
d..s-
leansKSan
resembles
KrancL0i
Mexlc0,
j
our
July
weather.
We
P"ten.
I
lninlie
Uniiilnn
Tint
tlilo
Hruio
!
V.I
II
11
Iff
wlil'll
het'l
U.'t
1
1
"M
11
1
i
"
i
pose
you
were
i:e
these
people;
j
and
that
U:
'e
characteristics
were
yours
manifest
harmon-llous
s
unity,
plain
unselfishness;
j
habitual
unbroken
devotion,
the
'
gladness
of
heaven,
and
a
trans-I
parent
simplicity
of
heart
and
!
life
which
kui'V
nothing
of
shab-i
by
personal
motives
or
hyproc-
The
.Cabinet
Minister
refused
"",
Tk
,7,
"
,Vi
,
I
.
.
,'
,,,,
,"
mini.
tiiuudauuu
ui
ilim
E1"
l;n
U
wn-HR,:
r.Vdll
Wllfll
tO
be
qUOted
".1
don't
mind
saying
privately!
,iul,ra
lu"
l
pieniy
01
Mr.
nramven
ya.j
a
luvuraoie
what
I
think,"
he
told
the
em-!
leisure
enjoying
the
old
citadel
report,
he
still
isn't
satisfied
and
respondent.
"But
the
great
dan-
city
in
winter,
a.s
well
as
summer,
(cont
inues
his
letter
writing
and
share
of
this
revenue
with
interest
on
the
national
debt
calling
for
$185.
Extravagance
and
waste
took
another
large
chunk.
Excessive
taxation
is
the
price
of
extravagant
government.
Taxes
are
necessary,
but
every
doUar
taken
from
you
In
taxes
should
be
used
as
efficiently
and
effectively
as
possible.
This
has
not
been
done.
HERE
IN
VANCOUVER
South
amongst
other
things
we
think
.
faA
v.
-
-s,i
)
DIRECTORY
ger
10
ine
government
in
tnis
jn
every
year.
campaign
is
over-comiuiice.
i
;
:
Hrrvlt-r
In
all
rliurrhr-.
at
II
a
m,
don't
want
to
contribute
to
that.
bickering.
The
people,
believe
it
or
not,
like
to
see
the
council
pull
together
"Never
has
one
man
done
so
much
to
make
It
Hit
7:.l
p.m.
niiiiiIhi
h
hiHil
ul
Ii:l3
rft
an
uliimn.
M,I
I(
AV
rTIII.I)KA.
Work
Started
To
Eliminate
otherwl.se-
4th
Av
W.
at
Dunamulr
Bt.
for
so
long."
"OLD
TIMER."
There's
fur
too
much
of
it
already."
'
This
over-confidence
on
the
part
of
the
government
.
forees
unquestionably
Is
one
of
the
main
factors
upon
which
the
PC's
are
relying
to
bring
victory
Huly
Communion
u
i
so
m
am.
am.
j
of
a
Marpole
bridge.
We
re
HlllHlHT
Hi-iih,1
2:00
UO
J
p
m.
'
J
B
A
,
BD.
J
(Blue
700)
J
Canon
basil
s.
Prookur
r
Hector
member
the
last
sitting
member
at
Ottawa
for
Vancouver
South
at
the
last
federal
election
declaring
that
,
the
bridge
was
Boxing
Day,
Dec.
28
was
orlg-j
Inully
the
day
Christmas
pre-,
ents
or
boxes
were
given
to
em-1
i
:;
Noise
of
Jets
to
their
colors
on
August
10
nex
All
Aboard
e,
Q.
m.
ottimon
It
is
well
known
that
the
Liberal
iiunnu
irot
.
v..,.i,n
ployees.
almost
as
old
as
he
and
that
machine
has
been
Interpreting
!
.
,ho
,
'ia
v,..
"
We
extend
a
cordial
:r
to
visitors
to
worship
r
231
Fourth
Kit.
ti
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
vYr
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J
-i
and
John
Currj;
'
SUNDAY.
JULY
26
Morning
Worship
11
(
Sunday
School
12:15.
livening
Worship
":30
Minister
at
both
m
"Remember
the
Eabt.
1
to
k-.-ep
it
Hulv
the
apathy
of
the
public
towards
m"ar.78
eviden
la
one
I
I
the
campaign
as
an
indication
th2
,,.,.
fho
6th
Avt-
E.
at
Youna:
St.
Minister:
Hfv.
Pred
Antrnbiu
tOrran
tilt)
HHT
I'HKSflVrtMHN
4
III
Avrnllii
Eiiat
Rnv.
E.
A.
Wright.
13
D.
(Orwn
UB2)
....
..,
.
.
.
.il...
...Hi.
he
would
do
something
about
it.
What
was
done?
Nothing.
The
only
proposal
outstanding
and
still
standing
is
that
of
the
provincial
government.
Continued
delay
has
aggravated
the1
of
general
satisfaction
with
Liberal
rule.
But
the
PC's
huve
an
scream
most
jets
produce
The
problem
as
it
affects
commercial
aviation
was
underlined
recently
when
the
Queen
I'
I
KMT
IAITII1
038
Oth
AvrnilF
Wpt
Rev.
U
O.
Slebtr
!
problem.
We
shall
Insist
on
an
early
solution
of
this
problem,
i
The
senior
citizens
who
gave
was
photographed
at
London
(Clreen
flini
airport
holding
her
ears.
British
and
United
States
air
First
United
0
other
explanation
for
it.
They
contend
that
the
people
are
Indifferent
to
the
campaign
because
they
already
have
made
up
their
minds
to
vote
for
a
Change
and
that
nothing
that
they
might
haar
by
turning
out
to
listen
to
the
P.M.
or
his
cabinet
colleagues
would
move
thetn
from
their
Intention.
The
PC
high
command
Is
so
satisfied
that
this
is
the
case
that
It
doesn't
quite
understand
till
A
I
IIIN
ARV
Krnser
Strwt
CO.
8r
Capt.
cieort'e
Ovntryk
Sunday
School
a
10
p
m
(Blark
26tti
or
their
lives
so
freely
in
the
building
of
Canada
are
entitled
to
a
more
adequate
allowance
than
the
charity
provided
today.
In
the
sunset
years
of
life
these
citizens
should
be
con
technicians
are
working
on
the
noise
problem.
Work
done
to
date
in
this
country
Indicates
that
ways
and
means
do
exist
whereby
the
bone-rattling,
ear-piercing
Jet
shriek
can
be
toned
down.
ST.
I
I
THI
HW
6th
Avenue
at
Mi
BrlOc
Hlreet
Pasuir:
lu-v
H.
o
olsen
Bla-k
10
sidered
In
accordance
with
their
contribution
and
Canada's
abil
turned
to
an
associate,
and
said,
"Well,
that'll
hold
the
little
'?(!:"s
fos
tonight."
He
thought
the
microphone
was
dead,
but
it
wasn't.
The
remark
went
on
the
air.
This
particular
fluff
has
been
credited
to
at
least
30
announcers
in
different
towns.
Several
announcers
have
modestly
let
it
be
known
that
it
happened
to
them.
Yet
I
have
never
met
a
single
person
whp
heard
it.
Like
the
other
pieces
of
word-of-mouth
fiction,
this
yarn
probably
sprouted
from
a
seed
of
truth.
Somewhere
an
announcer
did
speak
a
profane
word
into
an
open
microphone,
but
it
didn't
sound
as
pat
as
the
story
would
have
you
believe.
A
new
car
in
which,
someone
id
e;i4d
4w..
cheaply
But
only
because
the
frame
was
twisted.
A
cook
did
meet
a
catering
officer
while
carrying
a
suitcase
oi
oot
but
the
officer
only
nodded
and
went
cm
his
way.
Of
such
stuff
is
folklore
made.
Sixth
Ave.
W.
and
Mt
SERVICE
at
1
:00
A.M.
ON
Come
and
Wff
.
MornhiR
fk'rvife
oiil?
!
Juljr
and
AupitJ
"
The
Church
Ik
al-
I
the
Liberal
failure
to
realize
It.
ity.
Those
who
doubt
the
need
of
further
consideration
should
Borne
newer
types
of
jet
engines
contain
the
"by-pa"is"
principle,
which
reduces
the
speed
of
the
Jet
stream
slightly,
and
are
less
noisy.
'
$50
JW-w
00
13
cu.
rr.
CAPACITY
I
qown
'
just
try
living
on
the
old
age
pension
for
one
month:
KT.
Pl.TI.H'tt
AMU.
K
AN
H-al
Cove
Biinday
Si'hool
1
1
no
am.
Rveiiing
frayrr
7:80
p.m.
mi.l
l
tH
BU'T?T
ftutulay
Hrluinl
II
M
im
Mornlns
Wor.Hhlp
WrvKje,
Jlilfl
82M
6th
Are
B
,
Bine
Vt
t
Postnr!
Hi-,
-
rennma.
a.
a'iuirp
The
disabled
deserve
further
consideration.
We
believe,
that
They
say
that
If
the
campaign
ts
to
be
regarded
as
having
a
surprise
finish
if
It
results
in
Mr.
Drew's
return,
It
will
be
the
Liberals
who
will
be
surprised,
The
PC's
are'
expect
irfg
It
eonfl-deiitlyw-a.
Ha
In
other
wod
Hier's
plenty
of
confidence
in
the
PC
camp
as
well
as
the
Liberal.
Some
veter
NO
POWER
LESSENING
-.Other
experiments
;how
th-.it
certain
tvlies
nf
.siinm-efisora
can
the
government
of
Canada
must
.Kive
first
place
to
tnese
mattersi
fbP
mWiSrto'
the
jet
stream
exit
DeLuxe
Model
C13
'Gnuih
Dpfreti
Horn
fr6zr.
Holdi
mora
than
450
Ibi.
of
froian
foodi.
Hoi
all
regular
faaturct
plui
xckiv
convanianc
features.
Have
you
heard
about
the
brand-new
car
which
is
on
the
market
for
$200
because
its
last
owner
died
at
the
wheel?
According
to
the
tale
'which
reached
me
from
a
reliable
source,
the
man
who
inherited
the
car
cleaned
it
thoroughly
and
tried
to
market
it
in
another
town.
Nobody
would
buy.
People
thought
the
car
smelled
of
death.
There
was
a
Jinx
on
it.
The
despairing
owners
cut
the
price
to
one-twelfth
the
normal
market
value.
Still
there
were
no
.takers.
The
car
Is
still
for
sale
at
that
absurd
figure,
my
informant
sa'fd.
Why
don't
I
rush
down
and
buy
it?
The
answer
,
is
easy.
The
car
does
"whf'MHn
story
in
Vancouver
five
years
ago
I
believed
it.
Later
1
heard
it
in
Winnipeg,
then
In
Toronto,
then
In
Victoria.
In
every
case
the
.person
who
told
me
was
not
quite
certain
where
the
car
was
stored,
but
he
could
vouch
for
the
facts,
which
were
passed
to
him
by
a
truthful
third
person.
I
never
did
find
the
car.
It
goes
without
saying
that
I
dont
waste
any
lime
looking
for
it
these
days.
If
I
had
time,
though,
I
would
like
-to
follow
that
story
across
Canada.
An
airman
who
worked
in
a
mess
kitchen
in
England
during
the
war
boasted
how
he
stole
a
lot
of
service
food
and
carried
it
away
in
two
suitcases.
Going
.out
the
gate,
lie
met
the
catering
officer,
who
ottered
to
carry
one
of
-the
heavy
suitcases
lor
him.
point,
lessening
the
noise
without
reducing
the
engine's
thrust
power
or
increasing
fuel
an
political
observers
in
these
parts
are
of
the
opinion,
in
fact,
SERIOUS
THOUGHT
must
also
be
given
to
the
plight
of
those
who
gave
of
their
bodies
and
minds
In
the
defense
of
Canada.
"Rising
living
costs
have
far
outstripped
the
veteran's
that
this
is
the
fir.it
Federal
rampalgn
slnee
the
torrid
one
of
EVANGELICAL
FREE
Corner
of
Ambrose
and
Sixth
Avenue
East
11:00
flunday
Hchool
and
Adult
nible
Class
7:30
Clospcl
Service.
A
HEARTY
.WELCOME
13
EXTENDED
TO
AlX
Pastor:
C.
W.
Sinclair
Phone
Or"
Most
successful
suppressor
tested
here
has
been
a
steel
ring
with
metal
teeth
distributed
around
its
circumference.
The
ring
is
fitted
to
the
engine
exit
pipe
so
that
the.
teeth
or
fingers
extend
into
the
jet
stream.
1925
which
finds
both
the
-old-line
parties
similarly
confident
of
success.
The
minority
parties?
In
their
own
way
they
are
confident,
too.
They
figure
they're
going
to
sq
dominule
the
three
westernmost
pension.
Every
citizen
should,
have
the
opportunity
to
acquire
a
more
realistic
provision
fur
mortgages,
lower
interest
rates
and
loner
repayment
terms.
These
provisions
should
be
applicable
to
good
family
homes
readers
Full
Price
$199
95
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
644
Fovorite
Flavor
Cash
for
old
gold
Bulger's
provinces
that
they'll
have
to
be
reckoned
with
in
the
over-all
Moose
whist,
Saturday,
July
such
as
presently
sell
for
$10,-OOO
to
$12,000.
WINNIPRO
(CP)
lee
cream
conies
in
69
flavors
but
vanilla
Is
a
strong
favorite
of
Winnipeg-
picture.
They're
betting
that
If
they
take
50
seats
there,
.neither.
era,
a
survey
dholcied.
Fi'ult,
of
the
old-line
iparttes
will
be
mixes
and
chocolate
came
next
able
to
get
a
clear
majority
in
the
rest
of
the
country.
25,
8
p.m.
U72p)
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
every
Sunday.
Leave
Cow
Bay
Floats
every
hour
from
10:30
a.m.
(it)
ons
of
Norway
picnic
for
in
order.
Braun's
Island
Camps,
Terrace
filrls
'
to
camn
will
leave
from
First
Baptist
d
about
10
a.m.
next
Saturday,
August
1.
We
plan
to
go
by
private
car,
and
need
two
or
tlir
volunteers.
Thus
will
save
the
children
hout
$3
-M
Mt"
the
retutn
trip.
Have
all
baggage
tagged
with
name
and
above
at
-
II
you
huve
a
our
and
would
like
to
help
with
portutlon,
but
cannot
co
until
he
nftertroon
or
SumW
would
)e
acceptable.
Manager
r.
Antrobus,
230
Fifth
Ave.
East
These
homes
should
be
made
available
for
$1000
down
and
$40
to
$50
a
month,
which
would
include
mortgage
repayment,
interest
and
municipal
taxes.
Social
Credit
demands
that
the
highest
standard
of
honesty
and
sincerity
be
practised
In
public
of
fairs.
All
public
purchases
and
contracts
should
be
let
by
.public
tender,
thus
eliminating
patronage,
favoritism
and
graft.
(members.
onja
iLadies,
and
i
'trienda
on
Sunday.
July
26,
HEAR
weather
permitting.
Boat
leaves
for
Tugwell
at
U
a.m.
from
B-A
Oil.
.
(it)
Vlarry
Archibald
OCF
f
ederal
Candidate
Arnold
Webcter
CCF
Provincial
leader
Shaking
with
iear,
the
airman
handed
it
over,
and
the'
two
men
walked
to
the
underground
Btation,
took
the
same
train,
and
travelled
together
half-way
across
London.
Finally
the
officer
ot
off
the
train,
never
knowing
thai
BETHEL
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Bev.
J.
C.
Bcltweltzer
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mftlnvs
Im
nHiHalLw..
Blll
Avplllie
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mmmoum'm'
u.iu.iuiuiiiu
miwuwmm
fa.:
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s
V
r
.
,
V?i
'
v
'
e.
;
r
,
'
:
j
r
V.
.
'
',
1
;
,
Services
In
the
German
Unguaee.
Me
aa
helped
-carry
loot
from
Soecial
5ervir
a
in
BarM
is
own
mess.
I
believed
this
J
tory
until
I
heard
it
aentn
Effective
immediately,
the
offices
of
the
Royal
Norwegian
Vice-Consulate
will
be
moved
to
307
West
Third
Avenue
where
James
C.
Georgeson,
acting
Vice-Consul,
will
ihondle
all
consulate
affairs.
lrom
an
army
cook
who
said
it
happened
to
him.
Both
men
-"3
-
-
fjuest
-Nprakeri:
Or.
A.
S.
Felberg,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Rev.
Ph.
Daum,
Prince
George,
B.C.
10
A.M.
Church
Bible
School
aesslnn.
AT
A
PUBLIC
MEETING
11
A.M.
Worshln
Service.
Recoeultion
messuge
nn1
3:30
P.M.
Public
.
service
with
special
music
and';
(signed)
anthems.
The
public
in
cordially
lnviieu.
tiniitv
uilll
.tu
Diun
n
,iuiiti..
tiuwinrs
aila
'
I
claimed
to
have
got
away
with
their
evil
deed.
I'm
sorry
I
can't
attach
a
"crime
does
-not
.pay"
moral
to
the
incident,
but
that
is
unnecessary,
because,
as
far
as
I
can
see,
Jt
never
happened.
In
almost
every
major
city
of
Canada
we
hear
the
yarn
at
Uncle
So-and-So,
the
radio
children's
.hour
man,
who
warHy
dosed
hi
broadcast,
representatives
to
extend
greetings
and
I
felicitatlniMi
I
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
-
MONDAY
JULY
27th
0
p.m.
Published
ty
tire
CCP
Federal
Campaign
Committee
8:00
P.M.
Refreshments
served
by
ladles
of
the
cli"rf
i
Vice-Consul,
"JEDF.RMANN
HFRZMMI
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