Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
9,
1953
,
Fourth
Prayer
Week
Session
Draws
Largest
Congregation
passing
.
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;
.
,
.
,
One
Shot
Downs
Timber
Wolff
Larg.-st
congregation
of
the"
"Possibly
the
majority
of
us.
KP:l
to
The
Dully
'n.w
Ibeck
basued
a
lar?e
wolf
on
hi
week
la.it
night
attended
the
fail
to
understand
that
"in
these
TERRACE
With
one
shoi.
j
Laurie
Creek
UapUne
r.ear
Uf
's
fourth
session
of
the
Universal
words
Jesus
was
trying
to
get
from
his
.303
rifie.
Gunner
Wai-'He
collected
the
bounty
of
$25.
,
i
hi-
Old
Style
I,,,
nut
introduced
by
i
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t
s
A-,.
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v
ivy
unci
me
pi,,
ii
j
wlm-li
thousand
uud
the
wmui
celebra
WeCK
ol
Prayer
gatherings
at
acro.ss
the
fact,
that
it
is
the
Fir.tt
Baptist
Church.
desire
of
God
the
Father
that
Hf
Pastor
Leonard
Thorpe
of
the
be
asked
by
u
concerning
the
Regular
Baptist
Church
led
the
everyday
things
of
our
life,
openlw;
prayer
--sslim
arid
Rev..
-A
ilungry.
man
finds
it
hard
J.
8.
Twining
of
St
Peter's
An-
to
concentrate
on
spiritual
ghcan
Church
pronounced
bene-
things.
God
is
not
dciiroiu
that
dirtory
prayers
at
the
close
of
.
we
have
such
anxiety.
We
must
the
evening.
j
learn
to
have
confidence
In
His
Final
meeting
convenes
at
the
ability
to
provide
us
with
our
;
FiiM
Baptist
Church
tonight
and
requirements
or
the
strength
to
ClKihUnas
te
(.iliiid.ir.
January
Miii.o
Day
and
"
ere
served
lit
re.
L,iaba
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among
A
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Pajdor
Ha
gen
will
discuss
'lie
n-
acquire
them,
uuiremtnts
of
prayer
as
in
the
"Therefore
in
prayer
man
must
words:
Forgive
us
our
trespas-,
be
willing
to
talk
with
God
about
k?s
as
we
forgive
them
that
tres-
the
munuane
as
well
as
the
pro-pass
against
us."
.
found
things
In
his
daily
life.
Glamor
at
Home
CANAIHAN'
Siloi.s
combine
ruintoit
wlih
gla
nor
and
iheix-
eyc-cutchi
lg
rasuul
shw
are
dcslKiK-d
(or
home
entertaining.
There
are
p.V-a-bx
slippers
to
thtjw
pretty
toes,
and
rich
brwade
harem
slippers
for
that
"lrea"
Uxik.
II
-re
are
JuM
a
few
styles
In
the
wide
ranse
of
glamor
hoes
for
the
home.
From
left,
biTe
black
mules
In
rich
velvet
trimmed
with
a
colorful
pu
of
Miring
flower
In
felt.
Delightfully
fern!
nne
ballerina
pumps,
foot
flatL
rini!
In
black
velvet
wilh
gay
oprlng
lxy
of
felt
flowers
cn
vamp.
A
harem
elippen
in
colorful
brocade
with
the
richness
of
kid
trim
acro&i
vamp
and
ar
jund
heel.
Oin-toe.
sling
back
khoe
with
wedge
lie
1
and
platform
sole,
bright
brocade
strips
with
a
(flint
of
gold
metallic
make
up
the
vamp:
ii','y
.-upper
at
which
,d
Ian
hunliar,
Mr.
johnny
!.
Mr
Mikr
Sokil.
Obbi
cl
Mrs.
Veda,
Vucku-
lde(l
,uriit
welcomed
,i.nlav
durlriK
the
j
Mrs.
Oy.st.-y
sang
during
the
,
That
is
the
right
of
petrti'Xi."
devotional
period
lat
evening.
;
.
'
Pastor
Antrobus
gave
the
same
Movie
Fan
j
kind
of
leadership
when
he
chose
:
PIK:FTRFRO
fw
KOUth
Africa
Africa
!,
the
or-rtPg
-Faith
Of!
f'KETBERO.
r.ih0..
i
Mrs.
Susana
Vesser
has
just
our
ratners.
.
.
i
t
seen
her
first
moving
picture.
i,.,
I'avirh
oiM-ned
the
""'
"u"
1
""and
she's
100
years
old.
Mrs.
Slimmer
Silhouette
And
Soft
Fullness
For
Spring
1953,
Dress
Designers
Say
urn
jesus
reaiw
u.av
man
is
a
vl.r
Mid
atteTvarte
that
she
natural
being
and
dependent
;
be!leveS
stie
has
missed
a
M
by
upnn
his
caily
bread
and
the
j
to
h
movi
bpf
kindi.-d
things
that
go
with
it.
i
now
,
.
1
,,i,y
ill
th-
early
pari
..,!,
it,
mid
Mr.
Sam
,.Vs.s
id
nlliht
.,
Hie
visltUm.
tak
eiilerlallied
this
,111
j
Mike
Munlaba
rnu'id
'
event
r
thu
iilternoon.
,.
r.'
imly
livi'
liuntt-rii
y
(.f
.
ight
who
,-rit
,,'
the
Hartif-y
Bay
la'-h
man
brought
jne
"wiilt
wax
line
of
diacli
alMJ
included
ilri.
Harvey
Mfl,
,.
Hill
HunMiy.
!am
,rk
l.incly
and
Iout
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
koont
10.
bione
Building
Phone
Blue
5i3
Silk
suitings
are
important.,
'
How
very
saia
must
be
me
j
such
as
silk
barathea,
men'a
heart
of
Ood
w
hen
He
realizes
'
wear
silk
and
aiik
worsteds.
Un-;that
many
of
His
creatures
are
Ings
are
brilliant
and
exciting
without
tneir
Hiare
of
the
daily
and
usually
match
a
blouse.
bread
through
no
lault
of
their
own.
What
a
great
responsibility
,
TSTAulG
(
liU'fs
Ol
Crepes,
outstunding
in
dresses
.is
ours
to
ensure
that
all
iwt.
and
cottumes.
include
sheers,
have
the
bare
essentials
of
Uf.
soft
failles
and
baratheas.
Chif-;
;-
fon.
organza
and
taffeta
arej
prominent
In
late-day
drPK.se.
.
.
Ky
JACtjl'l
H
I
INS
.
Knits
are
nearly
always
slim..
1
Nr.W
YOKK
Fashion
dc'-'
Jackets
range
from
softly
mold
-ii-neri
heie
oix-rifd
their
doors
'a
Mi""
to
waUt
or
hip-length
liiit
week
to
show
buyets
from
"""V
styles.
Cutaway
cardigan
I'll
over
the
United
States
wh.it
jackets
are
newsy,
they
are
presenting
for
spring
Many
suits
have
removable
M.
These
new
trends
will
uU;
cotiurs.
plqU(.
tabs,
piping
.
or
find
fheir
way
InU)
the
Cana-
contrasting
chiffon
scarfs
for
oln
fashion
picture.
accent.
The
stole,
which
is
What
stands
out
In
nearly
all
;
enormous,
accompanies
many
collections
is
wearabllity.
This
suits.
Advertising
does
not
odd
to
the
cost
of
goods
.
.
Advertising
helps
to
develop
a
wider
distribution
of
products
.
.
The
larger
volume
of
business
that
results,
permits
large
scale
production.
Is
noted
in
the
slim,
uncluttered
suits
which
play
a
big
part
In
be
sure
to
get
I
.
-Ms--
'
mm;
?5
,vs
also
baglted
!h:r
l.iunt
nn
it:
.,ullrr
U-
thinking
ol
Bodice
detail
Is
very
import-iiiil,
and
shoulders
are
soft
and
smooth.
Kleeve
icngtlus
In
nearly
all
rases
aie
ust
a
little
short
of
full
length,
plain
or
culfed.
Bmoo.li
and
textured
fabrics
are
used
nd
Include
sheer
wool
ribbed
wool,
tiny
checks
or
broken
st
rli-s
Two-toned
tweeds
are
off
en
highlighted
with
self
fringe.
in
U
many
shownxmis.
together
witti,
the
costume
and
slim
dress
j
Odor
Is
secondary
to
navy,'
black,
beige
and
grey
Newest
evening
clothes
stop
at
walu
ienitth,
just
atxive
the
HDkles,
.
while
daytime
skirt
lengths
are
about
an
Inch
lunger
than
last
year
Big
skirls
fa
l
slim
over
the
hips
and
bell
nit
below
f
Lace
alone
or
combined
wit-i
another
fabric
,
is
seen
Dften.
j
Sheer
wools,
wool
Jersey,
llan-'
'
nel,
linen
and
silk
shantung
are
:
all
usi
d
extensively.
Sheaths
and
coat
dresses!
stand
out
in
a
slim
silhouette,
j
Fullness
is
carefully
control!
d
at
the
back
and
sometime
t
:
the
front.
Slim
sl:!r's
are
;ased
i
1
with
pegging
at
the
waist
or
I
!
with
over-panels
The
wrapped
1
bodice
Is
shown
frequently
and
:
;niidiiffs
are
nearly
always
very;
'
smooth.
Empire
seatiilng;
achieves
the
smooth
mi&'ff
in
,
;
many
cases
j
j
The
strapless
look
is"
promi-
i
l
writ
as
will
as
the
sleeveless
,
on
ratdn
when
II"
p:..y
with
dull
Seems
the
best
he
o
t
-kiiiiked
when
he
r
rurd.i
As
any
high
school
student
knows,
large
scale,
production
lowers
cost.
Lower
costs
in
turn
mean
lower
prices.
J
Liver
Richest
Food
in
Iron
Provides
Delicate
Flavors
,
dress
and
wide
cut-out
neckline,
STETSON
brings
correct
fit
to
men
Sean
meat,
at
least
two
table-
the
Grecian
neckline
or
halter,
t
spoons
of
fat
should
be
added
to
B
icks
are
often
bare.
And.
as'
ihe
frying
pan
Vt
keep
it
well
with
suits,
huge
stoles
are
seen'
covered
with
fat
and
preveul
'
everywhere.
Sometimes
they
are
.
'.he
itv.T
from
burning.
If
liver
nail
of
the
dress
or
removable
i
Nutritionists
tell
us
that
liver
Is
the
richest
of
all
food
In
Iron.
Tills
Is
something
to
keep
In
mir.d
when
planniine
lu
meals
Because
calves'
or
veal
liver
1
the
must
tender
and
delicate
In
flavor
It
Is
more
popular
and
Is
to
be
served
with
bacon,
fry
:
;;ie
bacon
first,
then
remove
it
:
K"t
llieir
wish
when
s
courts
were
flooded
night
Harry
Black
.and
to
turn
over
the
Pal
liirman
for
p-.f
a
skating
rink
by
1
Board
;
aiH.iit
s
much
fun.
more
out
oil
Ihe
Ice
Murrav.
who
srx'n'
jy
ull
afternoon
at
the
ielp:ng
en-et
nchrs
.1!
thai
everything
was
r
the
skaters
hlef
larl
Brkrr
U)k
from
his
many
duties
water
en
the
surface
ore
attending
Kotary
i
and
while
he
was
ek
I
times
and
Muarl
i
'
d
on
t
he-
)ob
d
mk
i
tutor
and
taU
r
w
is
Dan
llmwrll
after
!.:ed
the
voh'es
of
on
the
job
r
h:p
in
the
Rotary
If
not
stoles,
then
shawls
or
variations
of
the
stole
are
used.
Pleating
or
tucking
is
very
prominent
from
shoulder
to.
hem
Narrow
ribbon
banding
is
another
Important
trim
on,
dresses.
NOT
FOHflOTTM
-
Full
skirts
aie
lar
from
for-uotten.
especially
in
wait
leiiuth
fteosse
ns
well
as
ir
ht
her
priced
than
either
pork
or
from
the
pan
and
drain
on
mb-
bref
liver,
out
p-irk
and
beef
surbent
paper.
-Bacon
fat
adds
User
provide
just
as
good
eating
extra
flavor
to
the
liver,
as
their
more
tender
I
dative
if
After
browning
the
liver
one
they
are
properly
rooked.
minute
over
high
h
at,
finish
It
Is
quite
understandable
thai
cioku.g
on
low
Leal
lor
tluf
j
u
livers
are
not
all
the
same
sli
f'v'e
minutes,
depending
on
the
A
b-
ef
lin-r
weighs
about
I
n
kind
of
liver,
until
the
pink
color
When
a
merchant
advertises
he
save
the
public
time
and
money
.
.
.
The
reader
can
do
his
preliminary
shopping
through
the
columns
of
his
IK.tiiids.
a
calf
liver
weiglis
from
"
ju.t
fievapearetj
Calves'
liver
requires
afu-rnoon
i
rocks.
Unpre.vsed
ciKiking
than
t.-ef
or
pork
liver
pleats
or
easy
flares
are
boto
.
Prominent.
Where
a
dress
has
a
coat
or
j
Jacket
which
is
very
frequent-the
dress
fabric
Is
always
re-1
peated
in
the
hnlmr.
!
tw
to
two
and
one-half
pounds
and
a
pork
from
three
to
four
pounds.
Uver
may
be
bought
whole
or
slli
ed
a
id
one
pound
will
serve
lour
people.
Calves'
liver
Is
light
r'ddish-brown
In
color
while
beef
liver
Is
a
darker
reddlsh-brown.
Po:k
is
also
ds-rk
reddLsh-brov.ii
In
ail
up
I
ins
Wecg
when
th
4i
fuk
regular
oval,
w'uk-uval
foiitinued
ci
oktng
ai
a
hliih
IcmiM-raure
hardens
and
tonirh-'
rna
liver
so
It
should
be
browned
Just
long
enough
to
seal
In
the
juices
giving
It
a
gisxl
color.
The
pan
may
be
partially
covered
after
browning
to
make
the
Uver
mi'ie
Jiiiry.
t
KOWIIt
lt
m
Alt!
HIS
LONDON
(CP
The
smallest
pub
In
London
Is
believed
to
b'
1'ie
Nais's
Head
In
the
KnlghUs-br..t,e
srctiitv
Th"
biiikilr.,;
nw
i:..;.c
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;
t
.
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seven.
and
hmti-oval
$h
heads.
er
and
Jack
Martin
.'
iitt
'
d
Into
the
fold
4
ills
are
priparliu;
to
a
man
with
loo
dls.
frank
rawshaw
A
tritish
actor,
he
will
in
t'o
shows
at
the
rtre
on
Jan
19
and
20
ititi
rnationally
famous
n
tha!re''
program,
i
Vaunts
will
be
pleas-anyone
tickets
for
nt
of
(nurse
he
say
a
pure
but
it
s
not
!
the
priK-ceds
will
gT
another
Rotary
pro-
He
can
locate
the
stores
who
are
offering
the
best
quality
and
best
values.
The
advertising
does
not
cost
him
money,
it
saves
him
money.
STARTING
MONDAY
Miss
Eileen
Cross
presents
SEWING,
TAILORING,
Home
Rejuvenofion
Courses
at
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
I
hone
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er
107
f.r
infnnnalion
Youcanlqo
Sicison
knows
that
head
sl-.
ry.
So
Stetson
hats,
are
nudt
ir.
repulaT
oval,
wide-oval
and
loi
a-ovd,
,!;3es
t
give
you
truly
comforlalilc,
"cuMor."
fi
ting.
V,
hv
not
drop
ia,
now,
for
the
best
bat
fil
a
J
yuur
life'i
Priced
from
$g.95
to
$25
00
WATTS
&
N1CKERS0N
MEN'S
CLOTHING
kats
vm
m
turn
m
of
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ALLOllhtF
color
but
It
uiav
be
distinguished
by
Its
netted
or
web-)ik.
ap-ix'arance.
When
buying
sliced
liver
It
is
well
to
check
the
d;cn
to
see
that
they
are
of
even
thickness
It
they
are
thin
vr
at
one
end
that
end
will
be
overcooked
before
the
thick
end
Is
done.
Liver
Is
perishable
so
shoifld
tie
refrigerated
and
used
as
snn
as
possible
after
buyit.g
it.
1',.
Is
a
tender
meal
rvept
for
the
teu
:h
"skin"
or
"membrane"
and
the
lubes
which
run
through
It.
The
skin
may
be
removed
by
Inserting
a
sharp
knif.'
under
It
at
one
point
and
pulhlit;
or
rcraplng
the
skin
away
from
the
meat
The
tubes
should
be
ut
oul
with
sharp
pointed
scissors.
i
n
H
AM
HAC'OM
To
those
who
enjoy
the
distinctive
flavor
of
Uver
there's
nothing
as
goxl
as
liver
fried
With
bacon.
Calf
and
beef
liver
are
both
good
ior
frying
Th
jwho
like
pork
liver
find
It
acceptable
when
fried
but
It
de-llnitely
has
a
stronger
flavor
thtin
Ihe
ether
two
'
For
frylnn
livnr
It
Is
best
to
IF
vnn
FppI
i
i'l
tune
is
here
again
'
wv
(!
rurlers
are
:
ev
nls
and
almoht
20
-
re
set
for
a
Jaunt
to
s
next
week
'
"IliiiMin
Is
already
on
I
but
a.s
he
says
he's
ho-
(ALllll
vi.Mt
Prlnre
George
on
first
and
work
his
way
'Ii'
bonspirl.
M-mbers
'ir.k.
Hib
Kurtilerham.
FREE
DEMONSTRATION
naV
nn
and
Krn
Kobertscin,
The
costs
of
advertising
are
borne
by
the
won-advertising
merchant,
who
pays
in
lost
customers
.
.
.
in
business
loss
to
the
more
progressive
mm
Mr
.
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.
tu
n
f
tn
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rr
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tirtp
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end
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rulanr,
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worry
any
4
but
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normal
kiitn?
act
ton.
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kidntyt
fl
owl
wt
ordrr,
trta
ft
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and
waalrt
remain
in
the
ayslom,
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barkarhf,
d.slurk
ml.
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hy-headMl
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to
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a
ftlmtutalt
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kitWy
to
iwrntl
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frl
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work
brltrr.
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tor
fettd
i
kidmy
PjIIs
al
an
dmv
rmw.
'
him
in
Smlthers.
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wiw
hve
.stated
''
fit
ion
of
Durtlclpiitlns
KH
MiKrnde,
Gene
and
Nerly
More.
""'ihv
t,j,rt
In
keep
hli
1
quiet,
but,
,,avs
Ulii
inends
knew
he
was
January
6.
so
why
keep
'
The
event
passed
Jim
Kherson
might
be
h'-n
he
says
the
newts
"Porting
was
a
'.
See
the
first
really
modern
sewing
machine
in
fs
years!
S-e
t
he
machine
wit
h
t
he
revolul
iou-tiry
0H"n
Arm!
I'hone
today...
to
arrange
for
a
free
demoiistrntion.
.
.no
ohiigation,
of
course.
.
.
and
no
cost
to
you!
ise
icrs
about
'i-inrh
thirk.
F.rsl,
Uip
nUcfs
shotik,
bt'
(indw-d
In
wvII-HCusonrd
fifiur
u.ui.
aii.ce
the
liver
Hsvlt
is
n
vrry
ITSEWSrU
DARNS.
!,,,
KEIJDS
.
JJ,-,
'
KONCGKAMS
S,t,,iffif.'
Ladies
Shoes
Sale
Price
$1.95
ead
ers
The
DAILY
NEWS
;"l
t'nited
Kindergarten
''"'lay.
Jan.
12.
7pi
Transfer
-
-
Slack
roal
8')i
Sewing
Machines
Will
Be
Humming
Needles
Will
Be
Flying
Next
Week
Do
You
Know
Whv
Women
Sew?
&
Here
ore
Three
Reasons:
1
It's
more
econorrical
Yoj
can
have
a
larger
wcrdrobe
;
more
clothes
for
less
money.
2
It's
a
perfect
fit.
Whatever
your
size
or
your
fitting
problems
you
can
make
or
have
made
a
whole
wardrohe
flatteringly
fitted
tc
YOU
in
the
tiniest
detail.
3
It's
original
and
distinctive
Express
your
own
individuality
and
fashion
flair.
,
'
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
R
T
Anulewhulte
1
l""lght
nt
8
o'cl.K-k.
llti
hUt
drive,
Ri.turclnv.
Moose
Temple.
Kverv-Icoine,
(-8(
''"".
Jaminry
Ftibruury
rcn
on
v
the
StorK
Will
be
eliiulm,
h.k
Ladies
Slippers,
Sot
Price
$1.95
Fashion
Footvv'ear
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U,.)ll.
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"nd
il.mce
Fr
II
Whist
8
p.m..
dane;
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