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I)
t
1)
n
n
r;
"
h
td
v
ini,
A
Prince
Rupert
Daily
HSahationists'
Prayer
Week
Hev
Uf
In
.
t
f
'Sendees.
IS
id
1
:
U
n
.
.
m
uayorrrayer
Sut
in-day.
January
12,
1952
H'.ly
VunnnHn
11,
Successful
Victorious
Living
Thome
At
Final
Meeting
Victorius
living
was
the
theme
of
the
final
meeting
of
the
annual
series
of
inter-denomina-
Saturday
Sermon
n
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
in
keeping
with
a
world-wide
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
.
Columbia.
I
day
of
prayer
and
intercession
Member
of
Canadian
ress
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
i
for"
an
outpouring
of
God's
spirit
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
i
upon
the
world
In
these
days
of
3.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
:
uncertainty
and
instability
"
local
Salvationists,
under
the
leader
tlk-T
IHM,,,,'
nth
,lV
'ship
of
Captain
George
Ovstrvk,
assembled
twice
on
Thursday
at
lional
prayer
meetings
here
and
f-rojfienj
Jitlfittcil
'
'HE
SHALL
NOT
STRIVE
NOR
CRY"
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
5lh
Ave.
at
McKride
SI.
Itev.
II.
O.
Olson
You
are
invited
to
worship
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
"The
Just
Shall
Live
Bv
Faith"
JANUARY
13.
1952
Morning
Service
11:00
a.m.
Theme:
-'Parental
Responsibility"
Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
Theme:
'We
Niyd
Jesus
Christ'
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except
Sunday
by
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Daily
News
Ltd.,
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Avemre,
Prince
Rupert.
It,
t
tho
ni-nnhciMPK
conceriunir
the
.
This
was
'
the
local
Salvation
Army
Citadel,
it
was
evident
in
every
exercise
Foregoing
their
noon
meal
hour,
of
the
meeting
at
St.
Paul's
Lu-;
one
group
met
at
that
time.
In
theran
Church
last
evening
I
the
afternoon
another
congrega-:
Rev.
H.
E.
Olsen,
in
his
leadcr-,
lion
gathered.
ship
of
the
meeting,
stressed
the
j
Special
prayers
were
offered
value
of
consistent
adherence
to
1
for
fJhristiarm
in
China
Korea
til.'
Christian
ethic.
wiit:
Ji
viv-
4
-
j
lKsT
l-l.l
SHU,
,4
lh
Av,
nia
tul
R
B,
A
WrM))l
fj
.
Kil.
mr
t
siiik
Son
of
God
and
it
is
in
the
42nd
chapter
of
Isaiah.
Privately
I
am
sure
that
this
was
fulfilled
in
His
Ottawa
Bargaining
"m
nth
At,..
-L,1'
',"
wondrous
childhood
as
well
as
in
llis
mannoou.
nif
L.
O.
Si,,-
j
and
other
countries
where
spirit-.
ual
liberty
is
being
crushed.
I
I
NDER
the
new
taxation
agreement
between
the
IUi
,
Ministerial
Association
and
in
Child
was
neither
fretful
nor
demanding.
Nor
WOllld
Sunday
School
each
Sunday
at
,hSiteVrort
He
make
loud
noises
to
call
attention
to
IUmself.!
-
MIVUION
MM,
f
ntnu.
"J
CO.:
8r
cm
owe
Siimliiy
si
ima
s
;oo
J
i
s
As
I
See
It
First
Presbyterian
Church
(he
effectiveness
oi
Christ
s
one
of
the
reasons
we
near
so;
power
to
ktop
mankind
living
a
utile
of
His
childhood
is
that
His
messengers.
It
could
only
be
victorious
life.
true
goodness
calls
no
attention
tin
:uish
between
the
Saviour
and
Mrs.
Captain
George
Oystryk,
:
t0
itself.
It
is
as
quiet
and
un-
stand
at
the
door
and
knock
in
her
vocal
solo,
used
the
words
roti(vd
as
a
good
digestion
or
a
if
uny
man
hear
my
voice
and
written
by
General
Orsbo-n
oi'
sound
back.
-open
the
Jour,
I
wl!l
come
in
o
5th
Aip
t
M,
B-i
I
U
Hi,
The
Salvation
Army
based
on
And
when
later
He
came
to
llis
him
the
theme:
"Except
I
am
moved
,nioSi,m
of
jife
and
death
and!
ST.
EA?IL
S..
PROCKTER.
"T'Ui
Crm
RCTtor:
Rr.
II
Owllrtii
.
(From
a
sermon
preached
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
last
Sunday
morning-
HlihtiHy
Sif.lMwl
11
ut
with
compassion,
how
dwelleth
God's
spirit
in
me?"
One
hundred
and
thirty
peop'e.
gathered
in
fellowship,
heard
Rev.
J.
E.
Harris
use
as
his
theme
fur
the
f;nal
discourse
of
the
irsurrection
me
sir-antse
of
it
all
is
the
fact
that
He
exercised
no
compulsion
and
overwhelmed
nobody
by
cither
proofs
or
advertisement.
All
that
was
needed
for
vou
was
there,
but
al
III
I
HIM
I
(R
BlfTI.!
am
(1th
ah-
b.
a.
I
Paur:
liv
luisni
j
IS?
.
"
m
week,
th.?
words
from
the
Epistle
ways
...v.
so
.
that
you
v01,
were
utterly
Both
Could
Like
Ike
to
the
Hebrews,
-jesus
cnnsi,
f,ee
u,
ac(.ppt
or
reject.
E
I
S
E
N
IIOWEtt
i
"e
Same
Yesterday,
Today
and
on)y
Dne
wh()
ever
I
GEN.
vJ
federal
and
provincial
governments
which
B.C.
Finance
Minister
Herbert
Anscomb
has
been
negotiating-
at
Ottawa
with
Canadian
Finance
Minister
Douglas
Abbott,
this
province
is
reportedly
to
receive
$1)7,000,000
per
year
instead
of
the
former
"
$18,000,000.
That
is
big
money
and
sounds
like
a
good
deal
but
the
catch,
of
course,
is
what
taxation
"
privileges
this-
province
must
yield
in
lieu
of
the
,
increased
grant.
That
is
something
which
is
yet
to
;be
explained
but
ahout
which
Mr.
Anscomb
is
expected
to
give
details
when
he
returns
to
Victoria
-:
next
week.
-X,
Now
Canada's
third
most
important
province
and
promising
to
press
closer
on
Ontario
and
Quebec,
J
British
Columbia
must
watch
its
position
carefully
!
in
such
dealings
not
only
for
the
present
hut
with
the
future
in
view.
The
province
is
in
a
good
position
to
bargain
to
insure
that
its
rights
are
carefully
pro-
tected.
What's
In
A
Name?
to
legend,
the
name
Dominion,
ACCORDING
once
used
to
describe
Canada,
cam,e
from
the
eighth
verse
of
the
seventy-second
PSalm:
"He
shall
have
dominion
also
from
sea
to
sea,
and
from
the
j-uiivvi.
,..,
UitV,
lh.
Visum
I
I
i
has
definitely
agreed
to
These
words
were
written
in
WELDir
im
pi-
gUVC
IllUlllMllM
UiWI
ii
;
and
the
positive
experience
of
Freedom.
And
there
is
no
true
tha
Pfmuhlinnn
the
First
Century
to
a
HvDrew
!
accept
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
Our
SuniUy
Services
and
Sunday
School
will
be
held
in
the
I.O.O.F.
Hall,
4th
Ave.
East.
Week
Day
Services
in
the
homes,
to
be
announced
Sunday.
Jesus
said:
"I
am
the
Way,
the
Trurh
and
the
Life."
PASTOR
.
'
C.
W.
SINCLAIR
fr.niniimilv
frninmnilv
which
which
i
was
sufferine
tieedom
which
we
can
ever
know
nomination,
to
run
for
persecution
from
all
sides,
be-PvocidAnt
iie.Mdent
oi
nf
the
tne
TI
u.
9
n
if
cam?
01
their
new
failn-
11
was
wriUPn
l0
PncouraRe.
ilwassuii
it
is
offered
him.
a
great
modern
truth
in
the
20',h
Wc
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
2M
Fourth
Ave.
East.
1
Minister:
Itev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D
D.
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
John
Currie.
.
JANUARY
.13,
1052
Morning
Worshi)
11
o'clock
SuiKlpy
School
;
12:15.
DveniiiK
Service
of
Praise
at
7:30
o'clock.
"Remember
the
Bubbalii
Day
to
keep
it
Holy"
Government
Certifc
OprraUn
Hinh
PresMirt
Tunti
j
Refrigeration
Stacks
and
Kire
Kw
INDUSTRIE
WELDING
C
'
the
speaker
declared.
But
up
in
New
Hampshire
"ntury.'.
of
the
tremendous
hvre
except
that
which
Is
connected
with
our
acceptance
of
Him.
We
err
whenever
we
try
to
put
the
heat
on
in
the
proclamation
of
the
GiK-pel,
either
by
sensationalism,
threats
or
any
kind
of
pressure
.
.
.
and
because
there
is
always
some
pressure
wherever
there
are
human
beings
it
is
always
so
utterly
necessary
to
distinguish
between
the
Savious
and
.,..,,..
w.,i,...uu.,
changes
in
the
1900
years
since
.
cause
they
want
to
nominate
He
walked
the
earth.
Jesus
Christ
the
Democratic
ticket.
,h,mon
...
sU
the
aulhorlty
lhat
.a(ls
!
w"y
not
':
mar's:
thinking
and
governs
the
!
This
gives
President
Truman
t,ol
m..
of
nis
jiro.
He
is
still
rele-ia
wonderful
Chance.
He
can
tell
vanl
l0
,)U1.
clu
ily
life.
He
is-age-:
the
world,
including
the
genial
ess.
nc
iS
God.
225
1st
K.
Phone
(,,
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
6!i
Sixth
Av-'liue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sicber
11
a
m
Morning
Worship
Sermon:
"How
God
Helps
Us"
Children's
Story:
"A
Palace
for
the
King
"
Anthem'.
-This
Is
My
Father's
!
wneral,
Ike-
tnat
ne
Z
l
.
The
speaker
went
o.:
to
say
;
steps
to
see
that
Eisenhower
is
..Jesus
hag
not
Uwh
HU',rPSOnt
t
lnllt
J(.sus
u
Ch
Christ
nst
is
Isthe
the
j
given
an
acclamation
tQ
hs
people
f,,m
:
..Wj.
j
It
would
be
passible
to
do
this
UieiP
sills."
He
offel.ed
SOme
1951
all"(l
Qe
end
of
all
lhlngs.
u
wa,
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
I
NOTICE
Public
notice
is
hereby
niveit
to
the
elw-iori
cimei
yvii.ii,
ui
muiuu.
uiusiraiions
lO
prove
mis
piuni
i
,,
,.h:ilif.ni'e
in
pvprv
resnect
j,,
Full
u
justification
jusuncaiion
of
or
the
me
ven-
ven-
...
.
......
.
....
objections
to
being
nominated
rad
many
SUCh
proofs
within
its
...re
i
brinoimr
'-
a
sueaker
from
7:30
pm.-Eveninu
,
Worship
on
both
tickeLs,
the
Democrats
nurnber.
tancoov
and'
i
ceptinK
the
r
i
Sermon:
'
Castles
In
Spain-
convention
could
sUo'y
decide
-Therefore,"
exhorted
Mr.
Har-
SDOnsibilitv
of
the
expense
In-!
An,nem:
"Hear
Us,
O
Lord,
not
to
nominate
any
candidate
ria
..,et
aside
every
weight
volved
wagy
w
en
ln
thal
lne
ree
From
Heaven.
.
Municipality
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
that
I
w
the
presence
of
the
said
electors
at
the
Office
(
tkn
Clerk,
City
Hall,
Fulton
Street,
en
the
twenty-fourth
fc
luuivuaiuiiiiunJKMwwt.,.
and
press
lorwara
to
tne
mars
oi
...in
nffrina
nf
the.
firt
fnnr
rmtv
Aim
imusntP
meanwhile
would
have
January,
1952.
at
ten
o'clock
a.m.,
for
the
purpow
tl
a
len
our
high
callinR
in
Christ'
Jesus:
night8
covered
all
expenses
with
.
SITNDAY
SCHCX3LS
-
At
First
nominated
by
the
Republicans.
Ujited
Church:
Beginners
and
ine
worm
neeas
cnrisiians
ana
one
dollar
excesj.
This
enabled
Christian
living"
The
beautiful
,
Ministerial
Association
to
,
Primary
at
11
a.m.;
Juniors
x-r-
in-
to
re'ircsont
them
s
idcrmrn.
The
mode
of
nomuiallon
of
candidates
shall
be
lows:
-
'
The
candidates
should
be
nominated
in
wrilini
attar
of
the
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
give,
as
a
love
offering,
the
total
collection
taken
at
Friday's
meeting
to
Rev.
Harris
to
use
as
he
sees
fit.
writing
shall
be
subscribed
by
two
electors
of
the
munn-.
;
and
Older
at
12:15;
at
Conrad
i
United
Hall,
all
at
1
p.m.
S
YOUNG
ADULTS
moet
after
the
evening
service
at
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
A.
Thompson,
440
,
Sixth.
Ave,
West.
COME.
as
proposei
and
seconder,
fend
shall
be
drlivered
to
th
turning
OFfirrr
at
any
time
between
the
date
of
Iti
ray..
and
twelve
o'clock
noon
of
the
day
of
nomination;
tb
Catholic
Adult
writing
may
be
in
the
form
numbered
3
in
the
Seine
i
i
party
contest.
There
is
nothing
!
in
the
U.S.
Constitution
to
pre-
j
j
vent
it
happening
again.
It!
would
impress
the
whole
world.
I
Moreover
there
would
be
prac-
!
I
'
tical
advantages
for
the
U.S.,
lor
;
the
Democratic
party,
and
cer-
i
tainly
for
Canada
and
other
al-J
lie.s
of
the
U.S.A.
if
this
course
;
'
were
followed.
It
is
always
more
difficult
to
maintain
good
relations
between
the
U.S.
and
Canada
when
the
,
I
he
"Municipal
Elections
Act,"
and
shall
state
the
4
Reflects
and
Club
Initiated
residence,
and
occupation
or
description
of
each
prrvi't
Reminisces
j
SHr(,
munner
as
sufficientlv
to
identify
surt
ditlatrs;
and
in
the
event
of
a
poll
peine
necessary,
w
Miar
lie
opened
on
the
Ihirty-first
day
of
January
IM!
First
meeting
of
1952
for
the
Adult
Social
Club
of
Annuncla-
;
ticn
ParLih
'was
held
in
the
Prince
Rupert
skiers,
in
fur-'
school
F.idav
nlghti.
Civic
Centre,
corner
of
Mi-Bride
Street
and
Second
M
of
which
every
person
is
hereby
required
to
take
not"-
govern
himself
accordingly.
Given
under
my
hand
at
Prince
Rupert
this
10th
'river
unto
the
ends
of
the
earth."
The
Latin
version,
of
the
phmse
"from
sea
to
sea."
is
retained,
perhaps
temporarily,
in
our
coat
of
arms,
but
Dominion,
thanks
to
Mr.
St.
Laurent
and
his
colleagues,
is
on
the
way
out.
IL
may
lie
recalled
that
Dominion
was
an
alternative
to
Kingdom,
chosen
because
the
Fathers
of
Confederation
did
not
wish
to
offgicl
the
United
States.
It
is
only
within
recent
years
that
a
term
good
enough
"for
Sir
John
A.
Macdonald
and
Sir
Oeorge
Etienne
Cartier
has
seemed
to
offend
anyone.
Nothing
has
been
heard
from
Canada's
fellow-what-you-may-call-'ems,
Australian
and
New
Zealand,
who
have
,
a
similar
status
to
Canada's,
to
indicate
that
they
are
at
all
discontented
about
being
called
a
Commonwealth
and
a
Dominion,
respectively.
The
effect
of
the
change
in
the
United
Kingdom
is
as
yet
unknown.
Probably
it
will
be
unnoticed,
for
one
of
the
endearing
characteristics
of
the
British
is
to
ignore
what
seem
to
them
minor
differences
of
terminology.
A
few,
after
years
of
education,
may
now
remember
not
to
call
Canadians,
Australians
or
New
Zealanders
colonials
to
their
face's.
It
is
a
question
whether
one
in
a
thousand
of
their
educated
citizens,
or
one
in
ten
thousand
of
the
others,
can
understand
why
Canadians,
Australians
or
New
Zealanders
should
be
offended
by
the
term.
They
would
be
equally
amazed
at
the
resentment
of
a
Virginian
when
he
was
called
a
Yankee.
In
the
Commonwealth
(formerly
the
British
Commonwealth)
Canada's
status
is
that
of
a
nation.
So
is
that
of
the
Republic
of
Pakistan.
There
is
no
more
inconsistency
in
being
both
a
Dominion
and
a
nation
than
there
is
in
being
a
republic
and
a
nation.
To
some
who
have
a
sentimental
attachment
to
the
old
term,
it
may
seem
that
it
makes
a
distinction
(perhaps
minor,
in
British
eyes)
between
the
status
of
Pakistan
and
that
of
Canada.
Printed
Word.
Full
GosocJTobernQcfc
20
2
Cth
Ave.
Wct.
I
Across
Irom
Armouries)
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RVK
TS
10:30
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School
and
Bible
Class.
11
:30Mornmg
Services.
7:30'-Evangelistic
Service
VVeilnescIay:
Prayer
Meeting
at
a
oo
Friday
Boys'
and
Gills'
Clubs
at
6:45.
Christ
Ambassadors
8:00
"Come,
and
you
will
find
reality
in
worsliiipini
at
Prince
Rupert's
Evangelistic
Centre"
Grren
331
Paslnr
'.
Fiiwcelt
.Tuniifirv
lf!"9
'
A
R.
W.
LONG
Returning
Officer
Republicans
are
in
power
than
the.-lng
the
organization,
in-,
Earlier
supj'estortS
by
Mrs
!
when
the
Democrats
are
in.
'into
i
crease
both
membership
and
Gladys
LeMire
Unit
some
oui-has
very
little
to
do
with
the
j
secu.-ity.
The
latter
is
by
no
.ioot
artivitis
be
part
of
th
personality
of
the
president,
means
the
least
important.
The
club's
itineiary
resulted
in
piano
(The
Congressmen
and
Senator,?
;
emergency
on
Mount
Hays
a
f0t-
a
nike
t0
be
held
soon
!
who
sit
on
the
Republican
side
i
week
ago
came
Just
close
enougn
Last
night's
program
in-iude;J
are
nearly
always
wedded
to
to
disaster
to
emphasize
what
lively
compe'lticn
be'we-n
club
policies
and
vested
interests
might
occur.
members
on
the
ping
pong
tabl
;
which
make
for
bad
relations
;
.
an!,
the
badminton
court.
,with
Canada.
Many
of
us
still
SPEAKING
OF
GENERALS
i
jn
irroun
discussion
afterwards
;
writing
lor
Canadian
papers
can
:
Stme
months
ago
there
was
Father
McNamara.
answered
remember
how
the
Republican
nly
one
Gen5,
al
in
the
United
questions
in
rega
-d
to
religion
Congress
railroaded
through
the
,
st.ates.
His
name
was
MacAr-
Refreshments
were
served
a',
high
tariff
laws
of
the
late
lnur
Touay
the
only
one
any-
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
SI
twenties.
These
worked
havoc
ir.
blcly
hean
0r
is
amed
Eisen-,
Arnaud.
Canada.
In
fact
there
was
hardly
hower.
Next
November
it
will
oc
-
Wallpaper
a
iamny
m
anaaa
ceriamiy
General
Disappointment
where
not
farm
which
did
a
family
some
ai-e
;oncerned.
:
not
suffer
hardship
because
of
;
.
crude
trade
laws
Jammed'
At
today,
according
to
Van-
(through
by
Republicans.
icouver
opinion,
has
to
be
jie,
See
our
complete
new
stock
ol
wallpaper.
Lovely
designs,
excellent
quality.
:
to
be
noticed.
Vulgarity,
coarse
-i
ness
may
be
looked
lor
evon
lewdness.
Which
leads
the
:
town's
funny
man
to
remaik
lhat
it
all
comes
down
to
being
;
"sex
of
one
and
half
a
dozen
of
1
the
other."
I
E
L
'51
SUPER
TWIN
POWER
CHAIN
SAW
A
Liqht
ONE-MAN
SAW
with
a
HEAVYWEIGHT'S
POWER
Its
endurance
and
"field-proven."
dependability
are
Whatever
the
Job,
your
.
.
.
THE
DANGER
to
Canada
of
the
Eisenhower
candidacy
ON
THE
REPUBLICAN
TICKET
ALONE
is
this:
Ike
is
so
popular
that
he
will
probably.
win
easily.
But
if
he
s.4
n
Lost
year's
stock
ot
PRICE
'51
Sl'PKR
TWIN
takes
in
it
its
stride.
runs
on
the
Republican
ticket
;
Some
day
seasoned
skiers
will
alone
he
will
help
carry
to
vie-
;
in
all
likelihood
be
tryin?
to
oul-tory
all
sorts
of
Senators
and
ump
one
anothc-
on
Mount
Congressmen
who
are
poles
Hays
That,
of
course,
i-mot
fot
apart
from
his
own
ideas,
inilie
novitiates.
They
will
arrive
!
foreign
affairs.
,
.
later.
Jumoing,
however,
is
The
notorious
Senator
Mc
sport
that
thrills,
if
anything
Carthy
is
a
Republican.
So
Is
can.
In
Sun
Valley,
Idaho,
the
;
the
whole
"China
lobby,"
a
sin-'other
day,
No-wtgians
staged
ister
aggregation
that
stands
for
j
r,omuthing
to
stare
at.
Svein
policies
which
will
make
Ion?-;
Husc
and
Neilcs
Hegboled
oi
Gordon
&
Andersq
Some
of
the
features
arc:
Dyna-Torque
single
cylinder
engine
C7
Jcripiure
faiJage
for
or
Jodaii
Sociaij
Phone
46
We
...
are
come
to
worshin
Him."
St.
Matt.
2:2
SEE
IT!
time
war
certain
with
the
vast
Washington
State
College
"sailed
Republic
of
China.
.
through
the
air
with
the
greatest
of
ease."
Huse's
best
leap
was
13U
IF
IKE
were
nominated
by
both
,
"n
ZJ
TRY
IT!
'".jr.
FREE!
Ladies'
Shoes
'
i
narliet-nr
over.
If
tho
Dpmn-
!"".
""v.
crats
were
to
refrain
from
nomi
glide
from
the
slopes
of
our
mountain
and
land
on
Sixth
A
NEW
WASHER
.
.
.
For
the
New
Yeor
TIIK
INdMS
MOI1U.
-1.W
Check
these
features
f
Automatic
pump
jV0
Automatic
Automatic
-
,
clutch
and
rewind
starter.
nating
a
candidate
to
oppose
Eisenhower
the
whole
picture
would
change
for
the
better.
The
election
could
then
be
decided
on
the
platform
of
the
j
ALSO
ALONG
THE
FKASEil
New
Westminster
Is
peeved!
Feels
identically
the
same
way
FOR
Snddr
By
andTarge,The
TriDCL?"l:
""
0
Porcelain
enamel
tub
O
Lifetime
lubrication
f
Quiet
as
a
whisper
0
Lovell
safety
wringer
0
Year
guarantee
only
$159.00
Democrats
are
the
party
most
,
census
s
.
representative
of
labor,
larmj.
0
wSSS
ex
and
the
less-well-off
half
of
the
;
And
.J
,Ki.
this
.
Balanced
design
for
easy
cutting
and
carrying.
Only
25
lbs.
without
cutting
attachments.
.
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Address
i
relation.
mean
a
1
I
I
tjl
if
-
y
'-
e
0
population.
All
Republicans
are
$100,000
lots.
A
city
can
rise
In
its
wrath,
but
beyond
that,
can't
not
rich
and
privileged
people
go
any
distance
at
alL
IS
$Al
SH
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
But
the
vast
majority
of
rich
and
privileged
people
in
U.S.A.
are
Republicans.
4
HENCE
the
cry
WE
LIKE
IKE
is
not
without
its
dangers.
The
big
cartels
and
vast
cor
Polar
air
will
be
all
over
Brit-
j
ish
Columbia
this
week-end,
it
was
announced
yesterday.
Dawson
reported
61
below
zero
this
week.
What's
central
B.C.
ever
Dealer:
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
,
'
tXPER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
.
Dist.:
Pl'RVKS
K.
RITCHIE
&
SON
LTD.
658
Hornby
St.,
Vancouver.
B.C.
porations
in
the
U.S.A.
will
also
done
to
Dawson?
Fashion
Footweai
STONE
EUlLDlNGv
SAV0Y
HOTEL
Prince
Rupert's
onlJV
modem
m(oms
with
bath
Fraser
Street
Phone
37
like
Ike
because
he
Is
the
only
j
'
man
in
sight
who
has
a
snow-1
The
early
Egyptians
wore
sart-ball's
chance
to
carry
the
Re-j
dais
with
thick
leather
soles
to
publican
flag
to
victory.
!
protect
their
feet
from
the
hot
I
But
that's
their
flag,
too.
'
desert
sands.