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Saturday,
October
17.
19.i3
By
MAJOR
W.
C.
POllLTON.
MBE,
Salvation
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was
that
they
should
avoid
,0i
"is
but
it
has
t
L
contention
in
their
midst,
or
as
Dr.
Weymouth
translates
It:
"Vie
,
,UUI
-""suan
lit,
in
oftirprnpiaa
fnr
npflpf
"
'icinc
Ifiat
it
k..
But
all
Bible
student
know.
--
-
h'T
"1e"
W
fc
that
there
U
much
more
besides
i
that
I
am
God."
;
"
Destroy
the
Rats!
.
.
i.
nut
r.-!
I
.
,
t
Mu
I
UlHi
Urai
I.
nt
its
nontext
with
other
passag-
.ith
r,.(
h
!
"A
er
it
loses
it
chill
and
takes
on:
....
...
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aWK
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ul
",B
'
B,,,a-
n
..nnth
and
a
fuller
purport.
i
1'..""
?u
,
.
tic.
Having
said
that
I
come
to
1
,laa
wen
hm
'
Guiana
Dilemma
Till-:
British
I-ibor
party
laid
the
foundation
for
!
self
govcrnnu'iit
in
Brit-'isli
Guiana.
I-'or
that
rea-i
son,
and
others,
we
may
be
sure
that
it
will
dc-Imand
a
convincing
explanation
of
the
measures
:;,,
';'
"
r
if
yuieuiess,
says
r,,
.
u
the
undeniable
fact
th'it
Bulva-,
t'u"'a
ao.
Therft
along
comes
the
ancient
Isaiah
to
um
ls
verv
ttramatic.
Thus
we
.
.
.
and
do.
orirf
"And
Confiaencfi.
'
the
sum
.
,
,.,
...
n...,i
!
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j
a
r
iheve
two
is
strength
i.,...
'
.
.
!"
s'
Wi.
r
i.
-r
strength
for
the
work
God
iUjqultc
quiet
bul
&lM
be
quite
mine
needs
more
L
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
REVIVAL
SERVICES
Sunday,
Oct.
18
at
10
a.m.,
11
a.m.,
7.30;
,.
.
tJ
'
:i!
ZVY
IS
DISMAYING
to
think
that
every
time
we
:
I
put
the
garbage
out
we
are
dispatching
another
T
meal
to
the
rats
at
the
city
clump.
Much
as
we
loathe
and
fer
the
vermin,
we
are
doinc
our
hest
to
keeji
'".
them
alive.
'I
.
It
is
a
condition
which
must
not
he
allowed
to
!;
'.ontinue,
The
rat
is
not
just
a
repulsive
creature.
It
"
is
a
difease
carrier
which,
as
health
director
Dr.
J.
;
S.
Carr
has
pointed
out,
threatens
the
health
of
the
entire
city.
-When
cold
weather
comes,
it
usually
deserts
its
feeding-ground
at
the
dump
and
imposes
n
us
further
by
seeking
not
only
our
loot
but
the
varmth
of
our
homes.
J
The
clanger
is
then
very
chw.
This
filthy
nie?t
I
nay
contaminate
everything
it
touelu1?.
Jloreover.
'
t
has
on
countless
occasions
attacked
its
human
j
jenefactoi-s,
particularly
babies
w
ho
arc
helpless
J
igainst
its
vicious
assault.
!
While
it
is
optimistic
to
expect
that
we
can
rid
ourselves
completely
of
rats
by
killing
them
at
the
jj;'ity
dump,
this
would
be
a
major
step
in
their
ulti-J
mate
destruction.
By
eliminating
the
thousands
of
Ji-ats
which
are
alive
there
today,
we
will
dispose
of
'
them:vny
moi-er
thoiwmds
yet
to-i'bpiaj.
?
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesdoy,
7.45
f
PLAN'llMi
hlF
.it
ot
the
5D
000
g.it
binos
from
the
Associated
BulP
Grouers
of
Holland
sre
Kathleen
Wuisher.
chosen
19S3
cmeen
of
the
civil
service,
and
Maj.-Gen.
Howard
Kennedy,
chairman
of
the
federal
district
commission.
The
bulbs
will
Re
aulet,"
sny
Paul,
and
David
adds
this
fine
word
"Fret
not."
Do
not
worry
overmuch
because
of
the
people
who
seem
to
be
making
wickedness
pay:
wait
patiently
for
God.
"Patience,"
says
Paul
in
effect,
and
the
Psalmist
adds
"For
j
He
shall
strengthen
thine
heart."
j
'
And
right
back
through
the
Bible
the
message
of
the
Apostle
wakens
the
echoes:
"Wait
upon
the
Lord.
Wait
I
say.
Wait."
.
Then
out
of
the
darkness
and
the
vastness
of
time
peals
the
ancient
!
command,
"Be
still
and
know:
United
Church
:
i
Delegates
Meet
taken
by
the
Churchill
government
to
nip
off
what
the
British
Colonial
Office
calls
a
"Communist
plot"
to
set
up
a
'M
o!ic-tntnirltip.
Diili.h
Labor
itlf
Iiuj
giiiiJ
reason
to
remember
luw
Untili
Tories
once
wn
an
elecliuii
by
rroSUi'Ing
a
f;.ke
letter
wliieti
purported
tovshow
that
the
La-bur
party
wu.s
on
tlie
payroll
of
Moscow.
Here
in
Canada
at
the
time
of
the
Winnipeg
strike,
even
fine
men
like
J.
S.
Woodsworth
-
V
Guest
Preocher:
DR.
JUDS0N
BURRELl,
of
Columbus,
Georgia.
form
a
bed
on
Major
Hill
park,
with
Ottawa's
Parliament
Buildings
as
a
backdrop.
The
bulbs
are
a
contribution
to
Ottawa's
famous
tulip
festival
held
annually
in
May.
:
POLITICAL
ROUNDUP
.
,
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
11:00
a.m.
Mornln
Worship.
Sermon
and
Children's
Story
by
the
Minister.
7:30
p.m.
K
veiling'
Worship.
Gl'KST
PREACIIEH:
RKV.
B.
F.
EN'S'AU,
LI
The
President
of
British
Columbia
tale-
in
newspaper
cartoons
as
being
VICTORIA.
Despite
all
the
election
speeches.
Mr.
Tomlin-
involved
in
a
Bolshevik
plot
to
;
talk
and
the
writing
that
this
son
didn't
think
he
liked
this
overthrow
law
nd
order.
j
has
been
a
dull
legislative
ses-
fact
and.
of
course,
it
Is
a
fact.
In
1931.
the
day
before
Hum-
sion.
when
we
analyze
some
of
He
said
personal
prejudices
phrey
Mitchell
was
elected
as
I
the
sayings
of
MLAs
it
becomes,
among
politicians
should
be
left
At
Port
Simpson
The
district
presbytery
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
is
Labor
MP
for
West
Hamilton,
indeed,
an
extremely
interesting
at
ai
home,
nome,
on
on
the
uie
hustings,
u
m.k.
COME
AND
WORSHIP
SUNflAY
PUUOOLS
ttt
First
United:
Beginnt
n
and
ft.
at
11
a
n..'
Older
pupils
at
12:15:
at
Conrad
Unittc
all
at
11:00
a.m.
nui
,
h
,d,
,u
,
fa
confer.
dragged
into
the
legislative
:
..k.nH
,
Pur,
As
Dr.
Carr
has
observed,
poison
will
not
work
t
.a
the
Toronto
Mail
and
Empire
session.
There
has
been,
as
a
and
v;
i'ta
Innrr
thpvkb-ivp
fresh
to
feed
For
carried
an
eight-column
banner
,
matter
of
fact,
some
very
good
chamber,
that
marble-pillared,,
minlsters
Jontr
as
i
tnejnae
Iiesn
gaiDaj?e
o-arbao-e
10
ieea
On
on-
r
or
the!?"'
rS(44'
.headline
on
page
one
reading:
I
legislative
debate,
and
some
mo-
blue-carpeted
repository
of
BX
Cool
Coola
Sk
v,thlH
reason
he
has
recommended
that
a
sanitary
-shadow
of
Kremlin
Falls
ments
of
intense
drama.
It
s
just
province's
highest
law-makers.
!
"
Stewart
'
Jp,
Bnrt
and
as'
far
far
lnlan
inland
THE
VOUNO
ADULT
CLUB
meets
after
the
evening
-
to
as
Ouest:
Pev.
Allen
Crewe,
Missionary
on
the
Ti
!
Hazelton
attending.
that
it
hasn't
been
as
rough-
However,
despite
such
hlgh-and-tumble
as
heretofore.
sounding
sentiments,
Mr.
Tom-
Crosby
Eoat.
!
Over
Hamilton."
i
Yet
the
man
who
later
be
TVWates
from
Prince
Rupert
came
the
Minister
of
Labor
in
Take
a(VC
the
lilt:
oyrci
speech
"
u
ui
of
Social
ouliui
.
.
"
.
i
i
.
,-,
..
t
r.
,.
n
Bleber
ol
!
.
.
omf
nr
Ihp
1-iiitttlna.v'
til
Ir
He
lire
zvev.
Lawirmc
uie
n-ing
government
was
one
ureaiter
tne
Kev.
Mr.
earKer
ol
"
V'
;
tmi..rt
rhnrrh
nri
Dr
Q
First
United
Lnurcn
ana
Lr.
u.
f
v,
ot.nnnc
nfLcnmm.
.
,
said
ODOositionists
are
alwavs
u
i.iir
owuuBcai
anu-uii.
react
niver.
lor
liisiuiice.
nau
-,;w
pirfrtoa
in
rharoe
nf
field
inists
in
the
entire
trade
union
lots
of
drama
in
it.
The
Rev.
'
fk.ng
wha
.
Socia.
.
'JtaJe
hL
n
itaL
REGULAR
BAPTIST
'movement.
Mr.
Parker's
a
blg.
boyish
typ
Crediters
.
don't
even
know
Grace
United
CJ-.urch
at
Port
'
i
of
man,
always
smiling
and
gen-
!
themselves.
i
Simpson,
of
which
Rev.
A.
M.
"And
do
you?"
barked
Burn-
;
Oreenaway
is
minister,
is
host
aby's
CCF
Mr.
Winch.
to
the
conference
ut
which
Mr.
Tomlinson.
figuratively
if
highlights
will
be
talks
by
Rev.
IBUT
British
Labor,
remember-
generous-hearted.
!
ing
Czechoslovakia,
will
know
j
He
told
us
about
the
Peace
i
very
well
that
it
is
also
possible
River
district,
that
wonderful
i
that
the
extraordinary
measures
district
of
grainfields,
oil
wells.
Sunday
School
10:45
o.m.
Morning
Worship
12
Noon
Krginning
a
study
of
Paul's
letter
to
the
Cunt
not
literally
turning
his
politi-
:
b.
F.
Ennals
of
New
Westmin-
'
:
,.V"';
k"
r"
.
r
":
7"ZZZ
"I
no
at
Burnabr's
Mr.
,ster.
president,
of
the
BC.
Con
fill
be
commenced
to
which
refuse
could
be
temporarily
diverted.
Since
there
are
plans
to
reclaim
Afoma
Park,
the'
suggestion
is
that
both
undertakings
could
be
accomplished
together
by
doing
the
job
there.
wTlie
idea
seems
to
be
a
reasonable
one.
Tests
have
phown
that
layers
of
eartb
over
garbage
are
an
effective
sterilizing
protection
against
pollution
and
odor.
Meanwhile
this
same
compacted
soil
would
provide
a
good
surface
for
the
park
grounds.
,
It
is
thought
there
may
be
public
disapproval
of
the
plan.
We
doubt
it.
Anyone
who
has
flashed
a
light
on
the
dump
at
night
will
know
the
hovvor
of
that
-trawling
spectacle.
It
is
of
first
'
importance
that
wt
destroy
it,
and
if
in
the
bargain
we
can
get
grind
park
grounds
that
pass
expert
health
inspection",
who
will
object?
invited
to
use
tfe
Mothers
with
young
children
are
comfort
and
convenience
of
our
new
nurserr
.
you
see
und
hear
but
cannot
be
heard.
i
'
"J
"
,"'c
c"'
""..:.,
Wincn
sald
he
W0UiQ
explain
;
jerence
of
the
church,
and
Mi..s
inc
but
do
know.
Mr
.
emergency.
:
you
Speaker,
fean
IpUler.
SwM
Crelji
.tmple.
associate
secretary
i
The
important
th.ng
Is:
Was
en
t
-ads
in
the
mW
Mr.
Tomlinson.
social.??
christian
Education
in
B.C.
i
lJT.r
8.rtL!
hXdL'nU.tErh
M
Mr.
Tomlinson.
is
.
looked
astonished
at
this.
No
Rev.
HaroW
wingfleld
of
EVENING
SERVICE
will
be
held
at
PH
hoiij
vi
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
,
wun
g
camtal
i.
and
"so
.
..
,.r
,i
-
..
.
'
r-
;
4.
'
iA
roads?
No,
Mr.
Speaker.
tfS
lifirp
o.'P
nrt
a
trnvprnmnt
'
.
.
...
.,.
i
;
..
.
....
.
'roads,
roads,
only
onlv
mu
mule
e
trails.
trails.
That
Thafs
s
"
"
.
"
:
local
presbytery.
oresoyiery.
wnicn
win
FHtwnrrf
Cart
will
leave
the
Church
ot
7:1
'lrker
""d-and
n,
,tween
democracy
and
'citlvp'
n''LK
,
Mr
Tom)lnson
and
he
wind
up
its
sessions
Sunday
afternoon.
!
communism
or
fascism
is
that
'
completely
amazed
that,
all
of
democracy
is
based
on
the
peo-
Tncn'
suddenly.
Mr.
Parker
a
sudden,
he
should
be
part
of
to
throw
'
c
c
"'
"
r
1
c
u-
pies
right
a
govern-
a
government,
i
inrnt
out
wlioncver
they
get
Speaker,
there's
a
bit
of
pave-:
Oppositionists
were
struck
;
tired
of
it.
Both
communism
'wnt
ln
the
Prace
River
dis-
dumb
at
the
Tomlinson
explan-
the
,rlt't-
after
all;
8.5
miles
of
pave-
a
no
lascism
oiH-ratc
on
(See
NESBITT
Pae
5)
All
Aboard
4
'Genu
1
I)
I
K
E
C
T
0
R
Y
J
S)-rvl-
:
all
i
liiirrlm
at
1
1
a.m.
I
iinil
;lu
p.m.
Mi
ml.
n
kiIiimiI
ul
ment
and
it
runs
from
Dawson
Creek
to
now.
where
do
you
suppose,
Mr.
Speaker?
Why,
to
the
liquor
store
In
Pouce
Coupe,
j
Mr.
Parker
said
he'd
sure
like
I
some
pavement
to
his
churcn,
.
)
but
oh,
no,
only
pavement
to
the
liquor
store!
Mr.
Parker
I
painted
a
picture
of
such
grim
J
basis
of
the
One
Party
State-that
is,
of
course,
the
police
.state,
which
permits
no
frre
Fpecclj
or
opiHi.sltion.
I.OHI)
RUSSKI.L
poses
the
dilemma
in
Hiitish
Guiana
but
himself
answers
half
his
own
riddle:
"Wo
have
a
right
to
say
i::i.
rxiit
hh
Khnwn.
AM.I.M
N
rTIII'.lKM.
4th
Ave
W
at
Dunnmulr
St.
Holy
Communlem
8:30
a.m.
Sundny
Srhool
3
:00
p
m.
Canon
Biuil
8.
Prockter.
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A.,
B
r.
-
Bectfjr
(Blue
700)
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church
SEAL
COVE
SUNDAY
SCHOOL-10
a.m.
EVENING
PRAYER-7:30pm
"Blessed
are
they
that
dwell
in
Thy
House
They
will
he
always
praising
Thee."
1
Psalm
114,
Vcr
I
EXTEND
A
SPECIAL
WELCOME
TO
ALL
Wl
10
LIVE
IN
THE
-
i
-,
.
PARISH
Or"
SEAL
COVE.
-
"
W.
H.
LEMON
Blue
827.
we
will
not
have
a
Communist
Hlver
count
tnat
MLAs
for
that
is
f-overnincnt
one
,ln.
srn
ni,nt,lo
im
,w
w.
Thousands
of
people
who
!
live
ln
trailers
can
hold
their
heads
a
little
higher
now,
at
j
the
risk
of
bumping
them
on
j
the
ceiling.
Royalty
has
put
i
.
tftfmark
of
social
acceptance
;
,
m
towthe
trailer
as
a
dwelling-
j
place.
,
Queen
Mother
Elizabeth
re-
j
cently
bought
a
$2,500
luxury
;
...
trailer
(or
caravan,
as
they
e
say
in
Britain).
Supplied
with
,
hot
water,
gas
and
electric
.
...
.
U1III.OO
t'.v.
Utr
v..v.i,,
spun
philosophy,
but
we
were
too
busy
with
our
textbooks.
All
tho
trailer
folk
were
students
and
their
wives
and
children.
The
camp
was
run
on
a
co-operative
system.
All
the
residents
took
turns
shirking
the
work
of
cleaning
up
the
central
hut
and
feeding
the
fires.
Occasionally
we
.
had
parties
in
our
trailer,
squeezing
a
dozen
or
more
people
into
a
space
the
size
of
a
which
cannot,
be
changed
by
iney
iriK
nacK
ana
iortn
be-
)
subsequent
changes
of
Ullll-
lw.Trn
Mm
linimr
dnro
uu'o
1
l..,t,
1
fit.
....
B
.
v....
a.
i
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C,
.
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I.
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In."
But
in
so
doing
he
uncon-,lng
,u.st
in
summer,
up
to
their
'
I
Minister:
Rev.
Fred
Antrobun
Ei-lmisly
reveals
the
ruling
class
.
(Oreen
ua,
neckg
i
Bumbo
in
winter.
TTtZi.
"ri
I'-'l-ing
rid
himself
"
.......
.
.
.,
.
.
of
the
tronhes
nf
fnlk
n
tho
1
,tn
"
Eat
ouh
r
nc
i-.is
a
uivinc
manuatc
.
"
.
"
"
r
(
Rev.
B.
A.
IVrlsht.
D
D.
,
i
light,
the
trailer
will
be
park
i
to
rule
over
"lesser
breeds
wlth-
'
,
..
i-.
-
..,1..
-..r
sniH
.
elMKer
-(
Inn
(il
rulr
vu:l
which
he
loved
to
use
at
4
'
Scotland
for
use
as
an
extra
7"
icuic
niver,
Mr.
rarner
went
lOreen
8821
for
a
bit
of
a
swim
in
the
pool
f
-
,
of
politics.
He
thrashed
about.
,.Mrl??
Imtiji
,
O-'O
6th
Avrmie
'
.
.
West
and
,4
t
insisted
.1
1
on
kicking
up
a
Bev.
L.
G
Bu.0Pr
great
splash
all
over
the
Lib-
)
(Oreen
613)
erals.
He
aitln't
bother
with
the
I
r
-
CCF.He
said,
said
Mr.
P.rk
j
.
you
know,
Mr.
Speaker,
the
Lib-
i
8r
Cnpt.
and
Mm.
c.
Frnyne
crals
have
only
four
members
i
Sunday
school
a:30
pm.
left
in
the
I;ouse?
And
do
you
)
(Black
aeoi
111
Urilam
a.
i;ovrnnncnt
with
1
nou;;h
soldiers
and
warships
to
enforce
the
veto
on
U10
peoples'
i
choice
of
the
ruling
party
in
:
British
Guiana.
Tnai,
veto
may
be
light
or
wrong.
Lut
what
happens,
say,
in
a
j
.
mi
;
r
-.4
Breat
n.tion
HJte
Italy,
when
it
;
Parker
aliwered
hTs"0wn'
Qu.'
street
elects.
uy
d.
iree
vote
Ol
tne:ion
Rpean
Mr
Krvoi...
I-
Pastor:
Rev.
H.
O.
Olnen
a.m.
..JE3ecau.sc
of
shortage
of
chairs
and
floor
space,
we
fell
into
the
habit
of
lying
down
on'
the
bed
while
receiving
people.
A
habit
like
this,
once
it
takes
hold,
is
difficult
to
shed.
If
a
man
removes
his
shoes
during
a
cocktail
party
and
reclines
on
a
chesterfield,
you
can
bet
liar
olive
in
your
martini
that
he's
an
ex-trailerite.
When
people'
ot
the
smart
set
take
to
trailer
life,
they
will
have
to
solve
a
problem
of
etiquette:
Is
a
trailer
a
(Ulaok
610)
majority,
a
Coinmuni:,t
regime?
1
he
obvious
truth
then
is
that
1)0
uuluiue
power
can
step
in
to
they've
finally
reaped
what
they've
sown
and.
Mr.
Parker
aaid
hplipvp
him
ii'a
a
guest
house.
This
stamp
of
royal
favor
marks
the
last
stage
ln
the
evolution
of
the
trailer,
or
caravan.
At
one
time,
happy
gypsies
jogged
along
in
caravans
drawn
by
sleepy
old
nags.
Then
came
the
automobile
and
the
motor-drawn
trailer.
Every
year
bigger
Cars
roared
across
the
country
pulling
bigger
trailers.
Trailers
acquired
trailers
of
their
own.
The
older
families,
stubbornly
clinging
to
traditional
ways,
continued
to
live
in
houses.
But
now
we
may
expect
a
rush
on
the
caravan
market
as
social
leaders
both
sides
of
the
Atlantic
go
shop
kt.
i':ti:h'm
m.i
k
an
8al
Cove
,
:
s
Sunday
School
11
00
a
m.
OVei
rillP
lllo
vritC
uf
Ihu
ruinnln
I
...
'
"
.
:
'
"
"
K"f"-i
iaiiure
fcvenlng
Prayer
7:3Q
p
m.
,1
.1
-J
SPECIAL
NEW
WRINGER
WAS
Hllil
l.K
HA
I-1
1ST
North
Varcouver's
SC
Mr.
of
the
country
concerned
without
substituting
actual
foreign
I
dictatorship
for
a.
potential
do-
!
mestic
dictatorship.
I
The
one
thing
certain
is
that
If
is;
Tomlinson
said
that
to
him
!t
Sunday
Hchool
1
1
00
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Brrvlca
13:16
628
6th
Ave.
E.
Blue
:i'i:l
appears
that
legislative
speeches
are
nothing
but
remnants
of
house
or
a
vehicle?
If
a
trail
Pastor:
Rev
Leonard
A
Thorpe
f
er
is
a
house,
a'
gentleman
'wnever
half
of
the
people
in
will
open
the
door
and
let
a
any
country
vote
Communist,
democracy
is
finished
in
that
GUARANTEED
FOR
FIVE
YEARS
HEKC'1'I.ES
MECHANISM
Built
"
J'
'
kind
of
punishmei
years
of
the
worst
.,
u"'
cothes.
tv
loves
aiw
t.
Hungry"-ust
FAST
"Wash
ana
.
faster
washes
tests
prove
Inglis
country,
indefinitely.
1358-Ton
Herring
The
Prince
Rupert
Housing
Authority
1
'
a,.
lady
out
ahead
of
him.
If
a
trailer
Is
a
vehicle,
a
gentleman
will
get
out
first
and
give
a
lady
his
hand!
My
wife
arid
I
tackled
this
question
in
a
fairly
simple
manner.
Whoever
could
push
harder
got
out
first.
Both
of
us
developed
good
shoulder
muscles
that
way,
but
we
are
getting
flabby
since
we
moved
to
a
house.
Cotch
Noted
Here
About
1,358
tons
of
herring
have
been
landed
here
by
three
any
other
make.
t
.
.
,
n
(or
ie-
ping
for
trailers
equipped
with
ballrooms,
servants'
quarters,
tradesmen's
entrances
and
door
chimes.
Before
the
trailer
went
respectable,
my
wife
and
I
lived
ln
a
trailer
for
about
three
years.
If
the
Queen
Mother's
mobile
palace
is
a
Rolls
among
trailers,
ours
was
a
Model
A
Ford.
Our
trailer
was
one
of
about
20
in
a
trailer
camp.
Outside
people
regarded
the
camp
as
announces
that
the
office
of
the
Secretary-Manager
hqs
been
moved
to
Room
25,
Besner
Block.
Applications
for
rental
of
houses
are
still
being
received.
Phone
Blue
320.
Biea
in
NEVKR
HAS
TO
BE
OILED
Sea
lack'
tai
s;
I
ADJUSTMENT-.
WEAR
AND
TEAR
purse
seiners
since
September
20,
it
was
reported
today.
Majority
of
catches
have
been
made
at
Poison
Cove,
Matheson
Channel
and
Mussel
Inlet.
Three
draggers
or
mid-trawlers
are
preparing
to
set
out
for
herring
shortly.
,
years
of
wean
Known
as
-v-
-
0,
tw
"
feature-this
is
something
the
will
want
to
see.
The
City
of
London,
England
wag
already
a
busy
trading
centre
when
Christ
was
born.
onds-
.Empties
tub
iu90
i
........
.
twtifi
nvirnvD
linuin.iiit
rn'"
viV-"'
.1
'
r
2295
10-ailNUTE
TIMER
WITH
SIGNAL.
Price
old
washer
Ml
HI
I
l
Ml
Pi
.r.
i
mi
HI
a
sort
of
picturesque,
slum
on
wheels.
Each
Sunday,
squadrons
of
tourists
drove
to
the
camp
and
looked
the
trailer
folk
over,
nudging
one
another
in
the
ribs
when
they
spotted
a
particularly
colorful
looking
vagabond
painting
the.
roof
or
hanging
out
the
clothes.
W
residents
of
the
trailer
carpp
would
have
been
glad
to
sjt
on
stumps
and
offer
the
I
U
U
fill
jw
-
-
LINDSAY'S
.
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
ecal,
(Ja'Un-wlle
and
.
World-wide
Shipment.
"MOVE
WITH
EASET.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
60
or
68
;
.
.
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
YOU
PAY
ONLY
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
HEAD
LEAVES
57
MILLION
ESTATE
SEATTLE
(AP)
An
estate
estimated
.at
in
excess
of
$1,000,000
was
left
by
Gilbert
W.
Skinner,
54,
president
of.
the
.
Alaska
Steamship
Co.,
when
he
died
Sunday,
it
was
revealed
in
probate
court
here.
The
estate
was
left
in.
trust
for
Ms
widow
and
children.
ELEC
4
.
'
RUPERT
RADIO
313
Third
Avenue
West
tors
.some
quaint,
home-
4
4
4
i
v