Pr'nce
Rupert
Daiiy
New
Tnursday,
January
10,
1952
More
Join
In
Prayer
LEEDS,
Fngland
CT
Opposing
severe
sentences
on
youthful
reaoers
!
criminals.
Magistrate
Ralph
Cle-
-4
I
8TAMFORD,
Rutland,
England
worth
said
..j
beiieve
that
If
the
Art
Club
meeting
resumes
Rev.
J.
E.
Harris
of
Vancouver,
t
wnen
a
canaaian
DaDy
was
Viiiel
(donees!
tri
i
i
firs.
or
nan
ilc
c-Larijir
Lilian
t.ie
spi-ciai
speaner
at
me
Minis-
i
""
iw.
umpiuu,
:
terial
officials
made
such
fuss
the
atelv
treating
him
leniently,
tt
Association's
week
of
inter-
a
gons
of
Norway
weekly
whist
denominational
prayer
meetings,!
father
hardly
had
a
look-in.
will
encourage
him
to
regain
his
diive
and
d-ance
beginning
'Fri-
last
night
broadened
out
his
d!s-j
Attendants
brought
boxes
of
self-respect."
day,
January
11.
(9c
I
courses
on
Prayer
and
prayer-1
flowers,
with
Stamford's
com-
life
by
raising
the
question
of
the
1
pliments,
and
the
mayor
himself
sccpe
of
prayers.
.
ipaid
a
visit
on
mother
and
child.1
Head
on
Id
t
loija
I
sif
ivii
ij
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Mrs.
Oeorge
Morgan,
as
president,
heads
a
new
slate
of
nama::
,,
officers
elected
by
the
Sonla
.A
This
superb
tea
guarantees
the
flavour
of
every
cup
He
asked
the
congregation
to1
WinS
Cmclr-
l-
H-
8Pear'
cmeI
remember
that
prayer
was
two-
I
administrative
officer
nf
the
folr)
if
it
"'as
to
follow
tne
pat-!
KUAP
base
at
nearby
North
Luf-.
tern
of
the
Lord's
Prayer.
It
I
fenham,
was
the
proud
father
,
should
contain
supplication
and
but
iald
tnere
were
80
many,
adorati
-n
Then
sunnlication
!
flowers
around
he
didn't
send
Ladies'
Aid
Monday
at
the
home
4.
A"
I
f5
A
V
should
again
include
confession
of
Mrs.
Waller
Ballonger.
Other
officers
are:
j
Vice-President
Mrs
Eallcn-
!
ger.
Secretary
Mrs.
T.
Mulhern
.
I
Treasuier
Mrs.
A.
Lunn
!
,
tiie
spotlight
veering
to-1
is
Hip
most
ri'U.'ing
of
the;
,1
i.idios,
the
suit
-
voiced
j
li-burii
Duchess
of
Olou-1
r
arr.iiiHcment
gather
speed
uie
Kind's
recuperation
i
,c
u'.
H.M
S.
VaiiRimrd,
when!
(jiict
:i
and
perhaps
Princess
j
;.
ii
!
v,
ill
a-r,ompany
him.i
and
more
oificial
engage-1
,
at
well
as
intercession
and
peti-I
lne
o0
wn'en
weigneo
i
lion
while
adoration
should
take
i
Khtly
over
seven
pounds
on
Mnto
consideration
God
Himself.)
arrival
Dec.
9,
is
the
first
born
here
to
personnel
of
the
RCAF's
Th
The
speaker
C..,-,
said
..Q,,i
Surely
it
,t
Is
i
,
,
:,
v,t
i.i
i,
,,,!,
,
,
j,
nj
fcL
i
No.
1
fighter
wing
stationed
j
at
Publicity
Mrs.
R.
Kebber
Sick
Committee
Mrs,
h.
Ml
mm
l
WEE.
The
morllhly
raffle
was
won
!
He
is
able
to
give
good
things
j
that
we
require!
Surely
that
is
!
a
poor
type
of
adoration-
Even
1
the
finima)
adores
the
master
lull
to
Ihe
lot
ol
the
Uuile
;
""
'
"'""
,
"'"-"
men
is
wt-ic
ot-i
v:u
juiiuwiuK
cTjnerai
j
North
Lunennam.
There
are
more
than
500
airmen
at
the
station,
most
of
them
with
families.
;
Mother
of
the
first
Canadian
baby
is
the
former
Joyce
Con-
;
stance
of
Toronto.
There
are
two
.other
children,
Joanne
5
and
and
Uii
-In
.ss
of
Gloucester
business.
Dmhcss
of
Kent.
us
mean.
more
freedom
p
i..tT.M
Elizabeth
and
the,
gardens
make
It
the
who
feeds
him.
We
must
adore
God
for
what
and
who
lit
is
in
Himself."
The
speaker
assured
the
con
natural
out-door
Judith,
2'i
years.
this-
.
of
Edinburgh,,
now
busily,
background
for
:irii,!
lor
their
spring
tour.'amily.
usiralia
and
New
Zealand.
!
In
old
tweeds
and
stout
gloves
FIRST
EABY
of
1052
was
boinrio
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Shore,
309
West
Second
Avenue,
8
p.m.,
January
3.
Mrs.
Shore
is
seen
here
holding
8-pound,
2-ounce
Theresa
Lynn
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
the
day
after
birth.
More
than
$75
in
gifts
were
given
to
the
first
baby
by
local
merchants.
gregation
that,
"if
you
adore
God
in
this
manner,
it
will
do
wnat
they
have
40
say
about
tne
need
!or
the
replenishment
of
great
things
for
your
own
soul.
man's
soul.
An
attentive
and
in-
It
will
elevate
your
own
existence,
i
it
will
give
you
a
pride
in
being
terened
gathering
was
seen
to
the
Du:hess
helps
hi
the
gardens
and
her
sturdy
sons
do
various
farm
chores.
Keen
horsemen
sen'killv
a
family
couple
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Olou-,r
arc
11!
He
i'i
the
limelight
;
Ood
s
own
child.
i
R?v.
H.
O.
Olsen,
pastor
of
St.
rr
r
wr
w
be
busy
with
note
books
and
pensils
taking
home
thoughts
for
private
study.
i
cioriiiB
the
King's
absence
er
since
tiipy
were
old
enough
i
public
life,
when
the
Duke
j
to
mount,
William
and
Richard
eel,
in"
for
His
Majesty,
it
i:
1
re
often
seen
In
Ihe
saddle.
w:th
a
minimum
of
public-'
Third
daughter
of
'
the
7th
And
on
all
such
occasion-!,
;
Ea,i
of
Buwleucli,
the
Duches;
tc
Lm.-hess
Is
jii-escnt,
thw
1
spen
mu:h
of
her
childhood
in
eveil.
brown-haired
i8dv
1
Scotland
at
Drumlanrtg
Castle,
cc-lebra'.-'d
b"r
5Uth
birthda'yj
here
her
favorite
hobby
was
.-turn
Day,
remains
In
the
i
taunting
landscapes.
She
won
a
Local
1
i
n
BUILD
QUICKLY
WITH
QUALITY-"
Faul's
Lutheran
Church,
led
the
meeting
and
re-affirmed
the
warmth
of
the
welcome
of
his
congregation
to
all
visiting
Christians.
The
Bible
portion
was
read
by
Pastor
L.
A.
Thorpe,
who
also
led
a
period
of
extemporaneous
prayer
in
which
members
of
the
d
PERSONAL
Y&P
Don
Forward
is
sailing
tonight
Norman
Christiansen,
assistant
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
busl-
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
much
praise
from
the
critics
when
her
work
was
given
a
personal
showing
In
a
London
art
nailery
and
one
of
her
chief
Joys
is
the
fa:t
that
Prince
Richard
shows
an
apUtude
for
the
brush.
UONSETS
ing
Co.
here,
is
sailing
tonight
on
j
congregation
joined.
y
mid.
i-c
her
marriage
in
1935
to
quiet,
soidieiiy
D'lke,
the
i...-
has
bi"n
as
aloof
from
as
n:.ss.ble
In
Royal
.
Mother
of
two
ion-;ir-oId
Prince
William
and
ness
trip
to
Vancouver.
The
world'i
most
wieful
buifd-
meeting
with
prayer
and
bene-
Am
diction.
The
congregation
is
'
ided
Stran
Steel
Buildings
i
','
!!
old
I'rin-r
i'.ishard
clear
ipant
up
to
40
and
.
her
Cnqiislx
'9
VaL
I
growing
each
night
as
interest
mounts
in
the
important
matter
of
Prayer
and
its
place
in
the
.
Phnct'nn
life
Rvnl
v
.
pltrHt
I
ihj
Prince
George
for
a
business
Mrs.
J.
T.
Kasper
is
sailing
to-
trip
to
Vancouver,
night
on
the
Prince
George
lor
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Lynum
j
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
Mrs.
J.
Mulder
and
Miss
M.
W.
might's
train
from
Terrace
and
Johnsem
arrived
in
the
city
on
wall
be
sailing
tonight
on
the
the
Prince
George
yeusterday
!
prince
George
for
Vancouver
to
from
Saskatchewan.
They
are
;
attend
a
truck
loggers'
associa-on
their
way
to
Klncoiith
on
the
tion
convention
iitiui.s
much
of
'hem.
multiple
Knits.
Available
now
for
immediate
delivery.
e-un
n.
nil
rt.
11,
I
V
1
AMII.Y
PfiYALClTV
CANNED
FOODS
,
ere
present
last
night.
i
In
the
afternoon
at
First
Pres-
i
byterian
Church
a
Bible
study
Writer
wife
telephone
today
Keystone
Industries
Limited
2845
GRANDV'FW
HIGHWAY
!
class
was
conducted
under
the
;
Maiis
Kiver
to
take
over
duties
as
school
teachers.
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Push
buit?
Vritpr
LONDON.
(CP)
The
latest
Constable
Albert
Eyolfson,
well
j
hip
of
Rev:
Dr-
E'
known
former
Prince
Rupert
boy,
DEnTfR
3700
VANCOUVER
12.
B
C.
craze
for
warm
nartv
wear
'
Harold
Blancke.
president
of
,
now
uiih
trie
Rnvai
rnnaHi
f.n
Wright.
Mr.
Harris
expounded
I
one
hi
heme
of
this
WmUy
is
York
House,
iii
Mi;l.
red-brick
31.
I'.ii.e
.
In
this
curlously-uiil-i
i.
liioned
piece,
with-.
-.u:'j!
H..1
willi
most
of
lis
.s
!a
in:;
duelti-y
on
1
:-!r-.t.
the
Dirhess
par-rlv
lavof.s
a
comfurtabl;,
iiii
1
,
iij;staiis
si;.Linyr-v
in
i
f
the
buys
and
tln-.r
v
nan
'd
terriers
are
al-
glamorous
evening
sweaters,
j
Columbia
Cellulo.se
Co.,
George
Mounted
Police
and
stationed
at
!
antl
tauBnt
tne
Scriptures
and
quilted
ballerina
skirts
and
'hneide;,
vice-president,
and
Dauphin,
Manitoba,
arrived
homv
draipd
jersey
gowns
accentu-'
party,
following
their
two-day
;
ye.uerday
on
the
Prince
George
ates
the
need
for
a
make-up
that!
visit
here,
will
sail
tonight
by
,
10i
a
visit
with
his
parents,
Mr.
carries
the
look
of
warmth
to:
me
rTince
ueorge
lor
vancou-
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Eyolfson.
Con-
ver
enroute
back
to
New
York.
the
face
and
neck.
With
summer
tans
a
thinj
of
the
past,
women
want
a
make-up
foundation
that
Rive.s
the
glow
i
stable
Eyolfson
has
been
at
i
Daphin
for
the
past
year
and
for
two
years
before
was
at
Edmonton.
He
will
spend
ten
days
here
and
then
visit
Vancouver
before
returning
to
his
post.
'
'-ie-
ll;r.
Ii
u.,'p
rhe.sterfield,
two
w.-ed
ca-y
chair,
and
daik
turn!'
mis
Is
also
the.
J-lulvi
Itrii'tifi
ing
look
of
healt
hy
cheeks
whip-
.in-
roUixaium
point
of
the
Ped
by
frosty
air.
Prince
Rupert
E.
Brazier,
Victoria;
Clay,
J.
L.
Stevenson,
"
l
SHOE
SALS
'
v
C.e,i.,ioiially
the
boys:
One
answer
may
be
a
newi
ii;i
their
model
trains,
plae-
glamor
tint
by
a
well-known
I
ill
r.i.U
and
stations
acrucM
London
-
firm.
Cyclaxi.
Thui
Mc-i
Lea.j
Gin
Yee,
H.
E.
Kelly,
G.
Levas.i
I;
i"-
;iiie
carpet.
i
comes
in
four
shades
ranging
j
'
:i
pt
-
ble.
the
Glouceslcrs
from
cream
to
bronze
velvet
and
',
o
R:irnwi-!
Manor.
North-
Is
aDDlied
bv
ruttinir
in.
as
with'
M.
W.
Marlatt.
W.
G.
Morrison,!
R.
M.
Kincade,
Mrs.
Mulder,:
Bernard
Allen,
J.
Grant
and
Mr.
j
and
Mrs
MiiLShnll.
Vnncnnvpr-'
1
t
h
e
1
r
country
a
cream.
I
-mi
is
court,
open-a.:
An
emollient
nreDaration.
it
n.
a
'
u-
is
u
i
i.K
P..-.I
and
beautilu.
to
eliminates
the
tendency
0(,0rge
Schneider'and
Mrs.
Har-'
I
"streak"
found
in
most
liquid
;old
Blancke.
New
York:
InsDec-
BABY'S
COLDS,
Help
Nature
To
Fi?ht
Them
Off
Mftirl
ScKftat
dcniwi
thre
1
any
uch
ttiinv
cure
for
c"M
inly
N;ttiir
hrM-ir
mn
do
it.
S)
when
baify'a
nittl.-s,
or
titutfy
brfthing
warn
you
of
cold's
prpwnw?
onriHsrttU.'
at
one
with
Nature.
S
that
baby
t
kept
warm,
grts
pk-nlr
of
-Wp
and
takt
extra
care
tliat
the
bowe!
are
thorimgriiy
cleared
f
harmftl
wimtet,
To
do
this
without
upsetting
baby's
wihl
ayBtra
and
further
weaken
ins;
it,
try
Baly's
Own
Tablet.
Mitd.
yet
art
prmittly
in
gftlinx
rid
of
irriuttinjf
mate
rial
that
make
baliy
retle48
and
feverish.
t)ne
Nova
Scoua
Mother
aays:
"My
baty
of
itl
months
cautrnt
a
naaty
colli
su
I
ti-ifd
Hnby'a
Own
Tablets
attd
she
threw
thii
eold
off
quirker
than
ever
bvforw.
I
crrtaitilr
am
for
baby'a
Own
Tb)i'U
from
Tiowon."
KllWttve
aiii
in
teeth
int;
troubles,
cii
i
nation
and
uthe.r
simple
baby
ills.
Get
ft
packngs
today
at
drufUres.
SL'f.
loundations.
i
tor
w
Olishnlm.
J.
Roivin
nnd
The
result
is
what
appears
tot...
,and
Mr.
p.
Ballard,
citv:
!
Ijlealth
of
(thilciren
riday
and
Saturday
Are
the
be
a
natural
skin
glow,
achiev-
j
A
j
Brandstrom,
Seattle;
D.
M
ed
in
a
few
seconds
where
pre-;
SneUey,
Lebanon.
Oregon;
S.
T.
viously
It
took
much
time
anu
:
Bcrg
Sandspit;
Miss
K.
M.
Daycare.
Women
can
also,
if
pre-1
les
Xerrace;
Mr.
ann
Mrs.
Har-terred.
leave
the
foundation
un-old
Lynlml,
Terrace;
S.
S.
Har-powdcrcd
to
give
the
shiny
look
;
pet
Edmonton,
that
is
a
fashion
fad
of
the
min-:
nportant
orlty.
In
keeping
with
the
trend
towards
greater
warmth
in
the
LAST
TWO
DAYS
of
Our
I;.nr;m
Black,
medical
'h
fiiiiriT,
poke
to
mem-"I
V,u
Annunciation
Home
V
pally
looK
is
trie
practice
01
'
Kchij.iS
A.ssoclation
irt!
wrarinn
a
choker
necklace
of
fur
Daily
Dipper
January
Clearance
!
enipimsUjiig
the
re
;
s-
Hair
accorations
of
ulk
and
'i's
of
parents
and
to
acticrs
:
ermine
tails
eaugh
a,
jewelled
i
'i'aicl
to
the
health
oj
the!
lastenin.us
stiive
to
create
the
i
'hild.
(sume
eliect.
'
:;f'"VJ11
th,e
lT?X
pr2"iiW-OR
SWEATERS
J
11
bung
started
he
said:
,
tvery
cliiid
.should
have
'
ln
many
casts
mis
is
me.eiy
G.E.
-'WASHER
v
ai.d
regular
visits
to
the'3"
".sion,
auoea
w
gicaimng
and
toe
earlier
the
child1
01
brocade
or
floating
the
better
the
health
in!tulle
and
lace-
Many
women'
III.-.-
Pre-school
and
Grade
!
however,
choose
glamor
o
u
s
.ildren
are
-the
tirit
ron-eni
sweaters
from
a
selection
that
is
iie
a.-nial
ouniimitee
with
a
I
belter
th'3
'car
thjn
at
8ny
kc
ol
3
or
$4
a
year
lor
j
time
since
the
war.
,
t
child.
For
parents
who
British
sweaters
now
on
the
nut
ailord
this
amount
their
j
home
market
have
stepped
right
i
ii
will
be
taken
care
ol
;
out
of
the
bobby-sox
class
into
i
Kfiui
fund.
j
the
world
of
women
whose
Jew-
'urmng
to
Ui
health
of
thelelry
is
valued
in
the
four-figure
'1
eillid
Dr
Hitiek
-(iiniinrp.-l
Krri,.t,.f
Amnim
Kurh
pxalllDleS
Every
Pair
of
WOMEN'S
SHOES
Going
at
Reduced
Prices
Sandals,
Pumps,
Loafers
and
Many
Others
fix
What
o
difference,
is
riqht!
The
Daily
Dipper
is
a
small
tub
that
fits
riqht
inside
the
tub
of
your
G.F.
washer
which
can
be
used
for
daily
wash
and
the
larqe
tub
for
weekly
wash.
Uses
only
a
fraction
of
the
soap
and
hot
water.
G.E.
Washer
with
Doily
Dipper
$
(JQ.50
Nor
them
8.
C
Po
ver
Co.
L
td.
Prince
Rupert
-
Phone
210
Stewart.
B.C.
is
the
prinale
sweater
in
DlacK
with
long
sleeves
and
off-shoulder
neckline
trimmed
by
hand-sewn
scalloped
edging,
worn
with
deep
choker
necklace
and
matching
bracelet
of
diamonds.
Anvthtne
is
possible
in
the
"win
Body
mecliaiiisins
to
a
"r
vehicle
which
takers
if
e
is
laek
of
fuel
or
mechan-ueiivts.
Explaining-
that
te;icii(.r
all(j
parellt
must,
he
'
t"
"b-erve
carelully
and
;1'
a
.iiuipie
diagnosis,
the
Hi
oilicer
described
symp-
of
"i'a.se
and
physical
-t'i'iieiitv
He
urged
those
-"t
to
report
the
defective
'til
o
anv
child
immorihitpiu
latest
sweater
lines
from
one-shoulder
Grecian
effects
to
daring
plunge
necklines
with
jew-'
elled
bras
gleaming
under
the
Wallpaper
i&Jh,
Boys
and:
Children's
Shoes
Big
Reductions
in
Men
s
Oxfords
and
ork
Shoes
proper
authorities.
In
this
draped
plunge.
With
strapless
sr
noo
hen
th
oorv
ipb
!
cn'-ritr
an
lihislnn
nl
warmm
MIIS
With
thp
narontc
niH
is
provided
by
the
use
of
moon
I.h"i-s
-will
assure
better
and
Uu,
r
children
lor
this
coun-
stones
and
other
low-value
jewels
that
give
fire
and
color
to
embroidered
necklines.
'rim
See
our
complete
new
stock
of
wallpaper.
Lovely
designs,
excellent
B
W
BUCHANAN'S
mm
I
ii
.
Bur
-
w
a
-5.
quality.
5.
i
m
REMEMBER
-
Saturday
Is
the
Last
Day
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
I
Last
year's
stock
at
PRICE
WHITi'
SCOTCH
WHISKY
"
Gordon
&
And
Dinilled,
Blended
and
Botll.d
In
Scotland
Sold
in
26H
01.
bcttle.
7
;i
erson
Ltd.
Box
638
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
Phone
357
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Phone
46
'Urol
Koard
nr
h
i,.
nnn.rannt
r
Krilish
Holumbia.
hls
a,1vertiscim-iit
is
not
niililkhpri
nr
ilisnhived
hv
the
Liquor