!
toiee
anyone
to
rece:
ive
His
bur,
I
i;
as
Saviour.
Each
person
must
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Daily
Newspaper
Association.
O.
A
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director!
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choose
Him
for
Himself.
Those
who
seek
earthly
greatness
anrl
lame
will
be
disappointed
at
the
Gospel
message.
"The
natural
:
man
receiveth
not
the
things
of
;
the
spirit
of
God
for
they
are
I
foolishness
unto
him."
Jesus
Christ
is
revealed
only
to
the
faith
of
a
penitent
sinner.
All
that
Christ
wrought
on
our
behalf
becomes
ours
pnly
as
we
personally
appropriate
Him
In
all
His
humiliation
and
victorious
resurrection
as
our
substi-,
tute
our
Saviour.
When
the
Holy
Spirit
reveals
what
we
have
in
Christ
we
will
break
out
in
"the
deepest
gratitude,
"Surely
,
He
has
borne
our
griefs
and
our
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Sunday
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H.
O.
OLSON,
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Paul's
Lutheran
Church
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Isa.
53:4
"Surely
he
hath
borne
our
griefs,
and
carried
our
sorrows:
yet
we
did
esteem
him
stricken,
smitten
of
God
and
atf
lifted."-
Should
Get
Square
Deal
Wl-Vuii,.
sorrows.
He
was
wounded
for
J'.C.
WOMEN'S
LUNCHEON
Mrs.
Ellen
Fairclough,
Progressive
Conservative
member
of
Parliament
lor
Hamilton
West,
addresses
a
luncheon
meeting
o
fth
Progressive
Conservative
Women's
Association
-during
the
annual
meeting
in
Ottawa.
Seated
at
the
head
table,
left
to
right,
are:
Mrs.
George
Drew,
wife
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
leader;
Mrs.
Fairclough
and
Miss
Sybil
Bennett
of
Georgetown,
Ont.,
president
of
the
Women's
Association.
(CP
PHOTO
i
The
wickedness
and
carnal
prejudices
of
the-Jews
ur
transgressions
and
ne
was
.
,
.
.
bruised
for
our
Iniquities."
It
induced
them
to
reject
Christ,
r,,
but
various
circum-
was
our
punishment
He
carried
stances
proved
occasion
for
it.
They
expected
the
and
Ioun"
euiing
m
Messiah
to
spring-
from
the
acknowledged
heir
of.
This
is
the
message
of
the
King
David
and
"to
be
openly
known
as
born
and
X
educated
at
Bethlehem
and
to
come
forth
in
a
splen-
that
everyone
thai
bei.evetn
u
,
,Him
shall
not
perish
b'lt
have
did
manner,
as
a
King
and
conqueror.
.
elernai
life.
There
are
no
ex-
.
But
He
was
born
of
an
unnotic-
'ceptions
with
God.
Either
you
'111
Ave
K
Rrcuir:
RfVV
As
I
See
It
Reflects
and
Reminisces
i
Ha
firt
'
It
is
a
scenic
ed
Virgin
conceived
of
the
Holy
have
received
Christ
and
have
Simtluv
B-MJ
6U
Ave
(
monument
to
his
memory.
Spirit.
He
grew
up
and
lived
a
eternal
life,
or
you
are
without
long
time
In
obscurity.
He
ap-
Him
and
eternal
life
destined
peared
as
an
itinerant
teacher
lor
eternal
death.
AMEN.
Cl
more
DLL
The
Federal
member
for
SKee
Fitty-five
thou-sanc
'ill
be,
...
.
i
t,
nnniithnri'zrl
hu
Iho
nrlnsits
flnri
'
;
T
IS
not
unreasonable
but
certainly
natural
that
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.,'
which,
Viirhtly
or
wrongly,
is
faced
with
the
possibility
of
posing
its
franchise
to
supply
the
city
with
power
jon
the
expiry
of
its
contract
in
1954,
should
'seek
koine
guarantee
that
it
will
be
'reimbursed
for
in-uj
im
measures
it
says
it
is
prepared
to
undertake
to
keep
the
city
adequately
supplied
with
power
in
ho
meantime
and
particularly
during
the
year
or
immediately
ahead.
!
Nor
would
it
be
unreasonable
for
the
city
council
to
do
what
it
can
to
see
that
the
power
company
&ets
a
fair
deal
in
this
matter
should
such
a
thing
iiccur
as
the
British
Columbia
Power
Commission
or
iiny
other
concern
taking
over
the
city's
power
supply.
We
think
that
the
city
council,
no
matter
what
it
thinks
about
the
merits
or
otherwise
of
the'
power
company,
would
be
disposed
to-
do
what
it
can
to
Jcnsure
that
such
a
fair
deal
is
granted.
'
!
Meantime,
it
is
important
above
all
that
the
city's
power
supply
should
be
adequately
main-fained.
We
do
not
want
more
winters
like
some
we
have
had
in
the
recent
past
when
there
was
serious
shortage
of
power.
Call
the
present
anxiety
of
the
power
company
about
the
possible
power
shortage
spent
in
magazine
advertising
to
a
slasluns
"
e
CCF
CZ
m
scrTbes.
He
gr7w
up
before
God'
a
help
draw
visitors
to
British
Co
umbia
and
arouse
interest
in
all
"
"le
.hen
.to
WummM
peared
as
a
tsnder
shoot,
whose
m
come
parts
of
the
province.
If.
about
w
!
Big
Two
No
Fools
I
r
We
know
local
d
ioneers
1
"--."
,
c
,kc
that,
niithir
;
time.
grew
so
notwithstanding
went
becomes
a
necssity.
'
who
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
the
wisdom
and
graca
of
His
1
words,
the
power
of
His
miracles
,
ANUlrlLK
writer
n
a
s
and'have
not
been
up
river
'
j
come
up
with
a
book
to
yet.
I
'
'
.
.
.
.
....
1
anri
he
hnlv
hennl
V
of
His
char
!
uouoie
iractures
ana
oroKen
.
!.,,,
,
.
,,!,..
h
if.acter,
they
could
perceive
no
.1
A.
il.
-
i
'
suggest
mat
me
weMern
EAciI
CAN
SPEAK
-
-
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"
r
r:rhi:
a
ilorm
or
comeliness
U
Him
for
Organized
laoor,
veiling
aoom
',-
y,nu:
.
which
they
should
desire
and
nart
of
the
came
Ken
Masdells
leaders
lost
out
to
Russia
;
mipmninvment.
oroiesis
iresn
ar-
r.
.
.
.
.
.
welcome
Him
as
their
Ie..3iah.
VVtVk."V
-
V.
V
.
,..-v.
.......I
.
.
.
1
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-
.
He
was,
therefore,
despised
and
!
twice,
and
Canadiens
are
In
tracts
awarded
out
west,
call
for
nnt
r.crmamr
in
1944
in-
vv
"v.......v
,
more
men.
So
do
oil
'develop-
nl0U1'ninE-
The
blow
Is
harder
j
rejected
of
men.
The
people
hid
,
.,
than
the
average
hockey
stick
:
their
faces
from
Him
as
asham-;
way
way
f-,,
irom
d.iKu-
...
...
.
.
..
,,
,.,
.
i,.,,..u
Stead
Of
li)4o.
I
ments
all
the
ed
to
own
H:ni-
until
at
l.'iifUft
inflicts.
And
Johi.nny
Mac-
Columbia.
"
"'"
I
have
not
yet
read
tne
Brmsn
"
Cormack's
smashed
a.
m
U
an-military
rk
.
of
w
oik-
thclTnousand.
women
are
writer's
book.
But
lnd
lew.and
anxious.
Its
the
soil
.on0rt
,.,,-hph
opnprm.s
situation
where
anybody
can
digests
of
its
main
arguments.
;f
death
bed
repentance
if
we
like;
admit,
if
we
like,
Tney
are
convincing
as
far
as
starl
the.
argument
and
Hi
even
the
discii'
s
at
Oethsem-ane
and
at
the
Judgment
hall
denied
or
forsook
Him.
The
Js
with
one
consent
preferred
a
;
murderer
to
Him.
Likewire
today.
GoU
will
not
',
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Presbyterian
Church
i
il'i
.
1.
ll
i?l.T.
-
'V.n..
O...
i
...
nnfninr.
V.t,.,
latest
THE
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
inai
we
are
ai
uie
mercy
01
me
power
company,
ior
j
ej
1
s!3eakins
of
Profitable
lines
of
on
e
a
alf
the
s
story
y-
y
tSe
next
couple
of
years,
it
is
important
that
we
:
business,
finding
out
how
to
i'
i
i
i
i
j
i
i
'
e
;
uto
HIS
MAIN
jf
atm
amnmant
ic
is
this,
Viic
j
i
mind
ycur
own
may
be
classed
a
sho-ild
not
make
any
false
moves
from
a
spirit
of
argument
.
,.
.
.i
.
it
j
i
When
General-
Eisenhower's
.
prejudice
or
indifference
that
would
endanger
our
;
armies
had
broken
out
of
Nor.
rTr;iIT
FASHION
FO0TW
Services
conducted
at
I.O.O.F.
l
iu
A
lav?
v
v
I
mandy,
Montgomery
tried
des-
power
supply.
fig
one
saw
$681,000
stolen
fi'om
IJCiaicij
iu
'"""-c
Jiic
mai,
.
.
.
rianupra
MassnphllJi.
'"iVAViViViV
The
general
manager
of
the
power
company-
i
Germany
could
be
beaten
quickly
an
a
bright
and
busy.fore-
by
a
single
strong
Bnusn-iea
MjjjAj..u.iii..W.'."..VAVAWASV
nnnti
tVl
woplr
DCprn-Hino
tn
tVP
has
warned
the
council
that
there
is
real
danger
of
thrust
through
the
Ruhr
and
poUce'cWef.
Danvers
But
then,
0
f
erlln-
.
no
one
had
enough
imagination
But
to
keep
peace
in
the
allied
tj
ict
a
t:veU
tnat
ize.
Had
family
Ike
chose
to
advance
on
u
been
a
mert
,1(mo
or
$15
.,23
a
broad
front.
That
proved
a
now!
'
tragic
mistake.
It
Uas
imposs-
f
'
"fv
-
..
.
1
ii
Ji
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t
tM
SHADES!
SHAi
FOR
TRIUGH1
REG.
TO
6.95
SPECIAL
Hall,
Fourth
Avenue
East
Sunday
School
11
am.
,
Classes
for
all
ages.
Morning
Service
12:15
p.m.
Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
Cpmc
a.nd
enjoy
.
.
.
'The
warm
Christian
Fel
lowship
The
good
Gospel
singing.
The
inspiring
Bible
messages.
"Not
forsaking
the
assembling
of
ourselves
together
as
tl.e
manner
of
some
is."
(Hcb.
10:21.)
PASTOR.
C.
W.
SINCLAIR
ible
to
sustain
such
a
dire
at
Brigadier
General
urnes
A.
tack
and
in
fact
the
forward
drive
stalled
for
lack
of
supplies.
O
Connor,
under
whose
super-vi.sion
was
built
the
Alaska
High
The
Germans
gained
time
to
from
Dawson
Creek
to
Fair-
recover
and
thp
wnr
rirneaari
.
way
3
....
..
5
recently
....
.in
"..
,
'a-
oajik!
in
ia42-44
was
$3.99
ond
m
uut
mi
may
mu.
THE
WRITER
seems
to
i
bulled
at
San
Diego.
In
a
land
of
magnificent
ci'-ives,
this
ranks
have
-
.
-
i
liiuo
nnma
intn
tVlp
war
aaani.
i
ALL
SILK
SHADES
AT
DRASTIC
PRICE
REDUCTIONS
Monty's
Plan
would
have
ended
""'
"
'
"
'
"
(J
,
event-agreement
the
war
in
1944.
But
he
is
on
.
....
.
.
.
further
power
shortage,
developing
if
augmented
generating
facilities
are
not
at
once
installed.
Whether
we
like
the
source
of
the
warning
or
not,
it
is
warning
that
should
not
be
passed
off
lightly.
And
the
city
certainly
has
nothing
to
lose
nor
will
if.
cost
it
anything
to
express
itself
in
favor
of
the
ji.ower
company
getting
a
fair
break
in
the
event
of
it
losing
the
franchise.
The
question
of
whether
or
not
the
power
company
has
lived
up
to
its
obligations
and
contract
daring
the
past
is
extraneous
to
the
particular
point
now
in
question.
t
Korean
War
of
Nerves
IT
IS
hardly
surprising
that
nerves
should
have
I
become
raw
and
tempers
thin
over
the
course
of
the
so-called
"negotiation"-
in
Korea.
It
has
been
apparent
for
a
long
time
that
'there
has
not
been,
'and
perhaps
never
was,
any
real
meeting
of
minds.
The
various
Communist
gambits
designed
to
prolong
and
confuse
the
discussions
have
become
increasingly
transparent.
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Aw.
East
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wilght,
D.D.
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
John
Currie.
MARCH30.
1952
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock.
Sunday
School
12:15.
Evening
Service
7:30.
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
It
Holy''
-
7.
iT
or
no
agreement,
sne,
voo,
naa
dubious
ground
.
when
u
he
argues
,
j
And
she
E
A
S
"
T
E
R
"
SEALS
w
r
"
1
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECU
that,
that
thp
the
British
Rntiuh
anri
and
Americans
Amprlcnns
would
therefore
have
got
to
Berlin
before
the
Russians
in
that
was
in
a
position
to
take
over
far
more
territory
than
she
did
tnkp
FRIZZELL'S
MO
HELP
eVnt'-
.
.
,
..
j
That
applies
to
Korea,
where
During
the'
Hitler
war
it
wu;W(,
t
occupied
half
the
own
job
to
make
nightly
my
a
;
0unt
weefcs
before
the
u
s
war
analysis
the
CBC.
over
My;
,M
were
in
a
ition
t0
old
radio
scripts
clearly
show
1
lanj
at
aj
where
the
various
armies
were
;
Jn
t
column
on
War
on
such
and
such
a
day.
When
;
v
M
AUowances
x
wrote
I
check
back
on
any
authori-
tnal
The
DVA
0icia)s
are
tative
source
I
see
plenty
of
forced
b
Jaw
tQ
crack
d
evidence
to
cast
doubt
that
our
tnem
and
reduce
their
,
western
armies
could
have
beat-
amQun
en
the
Russians
to
Berlin
if
a
,
'M
AAa
1V,
PRODUCTS
LT
Your
General
Motors
Dealer
anuuiu
i
in
w
auucu
11
tiip
race
had
developed
in
1944.
Used
Car
c
I
i
total
income
including
the
WVa
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
5th
Ave.
at
Mcl'.ride
St.
Rev.
II.
).
Olson
You
are
inviti'd
to
come
and
Worship
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.,
,
"The
Just
Shall
Live
By
Faith"
!
SUNDAY
SERVICES
MARCH
30,
1952
i
.Morning
Service
11
:00
a.m.
I
Sermon:
"Mary's
Testimony"
'Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
j
Sermon:
"Hold
Fast
Our
GENERAL
Truck
Valu
6
'
"
",
w
1UI
1945
elves
the
kev
y
dates
in
the
,n!
,
i
single
persons
or
$91.66
for
-v.
u
T
1944
battles.
Thus
on
July
31
the
marrled
couples."
Russian
army
drove
to
within
;
Tne
WVA
men
are
t
ten
miles
of
Warsaw.
On
the
next
,.
-t
..
day
the
U.S.
First
army
broke
'
L??
?
42
X
mont
H
b
fore
the
cut
Off.appUes.
out
of
the
Nazi
defence
lines
in
;
MOTORS
PRODUCTS
..
.
p
COUPE-Raaio.
B.C.
CHILDREN'S
INSTITUTIONS
Easter
Seals
r
$1.00
a
sheet,
but
donations
of
any
amount
art
filtt-tully
accepted.
Pleas
mail
your
contribution
t
Lion's
Crippled
Children's
Fund
o
B.C.
407
West
Hastings
St.,
Vancouver
2.
(Receipts
mailed
on
request
only).
Make
cheques
payable)
to
Lion's
Crippled
Children's
Fund
of
B.C.
1919
C11EV.
5-PASSF.NGER
Normandy.
But
the
Russians
then
halted
their
main
push
west
and
took
covers.
Only
19.000
miles.
Used
car
guarantee
1910
CHEV
SEDAN
New
paint
job.
lntpnor
riniohori
i.i
toother
Heater
Fly
.
.
.
1
Confession."
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
19,'ift
PONTIAC-New
'51
motor,
excellent
-j
tires.
Body
repainted
CDFf-IAL
"time
out"
to
extend
their
control
over
the
whole
Balkan
peninsula.
By
August
31
they
had
taken
the
capital
of
Rumania.
By
September
9
Bulgaria
was
knocked
out.
By
December
30
they
had
effective
control
of
Hungary.
THE
THEORY
that
the
western
;
allies
were
let
down
or"
"sold
-
.
,ww.n
ckdAN
C01PE-U
Under
those
conditions
it
is
only
natural
that
many
persons
should
feel
that
the
logical
course
for
the
United
Nations
is
to
put
an
end
to
the
nonsense
and
to
avoid
at
least
the
appearance,
if
not
the
substance,
of
continuing
hypocrisy.
We
are
fully
convinced
that
there
will
be
peace
when,
and
only
when,
the
Communists
are
persuaded
that
it
is
to
their
advantage
and
to
our
disadvantage.
It
is
therefore
frequently
suggested
that
we
might
do
well
to
take
some
abrupt
action
to
put
an
end
to
what
is
an
exceptionally
irritating
stalemate.
r
This
point
of
view,
however,
does
not
take
into
account
the
factor
of
Communist
motive.
It
is
clearly
the
intention
of
the
adversary
to
evoke
precisely
tfiose
sentiments
among
us.
The
negotiation,
in
the
Communist
book,
is
part
of
a
real
war
of
nerves.
It
is
expected
that
in
any
such
contest
we,
as
against
our,
more-stolid
and
better-disciplined
antagonists,
,
would
be
the
first
to
break.
For
that
reason
this
is
the
time,
above
all,
when
we
must
meet
guile
with
guile
and
obduracy
with
resolution.
There
should
be
no
diminution
of
firmness
on
the
one
hand,
but
there
should
be
no
purely
adventurous
attempt
to
force
an
issue
on
the
other.
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
202
Sixth
West
(across
from
Armouries)
1950
I
Hr.V
UMA'Afc
-
tlia
accessories:
Heater,
raaiu,
""'
.
Hx
8ara.
to
...,m
-,i
trunk
seat
covers,
gr.ue
-
:
and
,
,1
stopping
ngni,
enrume
-accessories.
Come
and
see
11.
ALICE
ARM
STEWART
Full
price
SUNDAY
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class
10:30
Morning
Service
11:30
"A
Tes'ator
Dies."
Evening
Service
,
7:30
"And
the
prayer
f
faith
shall
save
the
sick,
and
the
Lord
shall
raise
him
up;
and
if
be
have
committed
any
ttins,
they
shall
be
forgiven
him."
James
5:15.
artial
J
..
i,
I)VII
New
pn
S3
MON.
THURS.
54
body
work
and
new
paint
Jod.
"Man
Without
Excuse
AMJ
1
P.M.
9:00
Lv.
Prince
Rupert
Ar.
1:15
Full
price
now
only
.
n
.
m
Twt
'inner
uiheelbas6
2-speed
out"
at
"Teheran
and
Yalta
Is
a
giant
fallacy.
Things
would
not
have
gone
worse
for
Russia,
arid
better
for
the
west,
had
there!
been
no
agreements.
On
the
'
contrary.
:
That
half-baked
argument
Implies
that
Churchill
and
Roosevelt
were
Boobs,
or
suckers,
and
hence
Stalin
was
able
to
"put
it
all
over
them."
The
very
reverse
Is
the
truth.
Our
leaders
played
shrewd
power
politics.
F
a
1
li
n
g
agreement.
Alice
Arm
F
"WE
PRAY
FOR
THE
SICK"
Pastor
C.
FAWCETT
10:15
Ar.
Stewart
Green
Ul
Lv.i
12:00
i
P.M.
AM
axle,
new
partial
motor.
New
low
Pc
194C
CiMC
I-1TON
PANEL
Nice
shape.
roHured
to
ii.t
i
Mrtr
tteroiioiuunru.
i-"jyy
hr,
194!)
FARCO
2-TON
2-speed
axir.
bc5
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
KITlMAT
KEMANO
short
whwlbase.
Ideal
for
dww
available.
Has
van
body
at
pre-s
n
a
n
i
57
TUE8.
PHI.
SAT.
58
crinlure
1
aSSaae
for
Jodau
A
M
:
i
P.M.
9:00
Lv.
Prince
Rupert
Ar.i
12:45
Price
now
only
short
rt
liee
1947
FAittiO
FLAT
JDECK-JVi-ton.
$
axle,
box
and
hotst
available.
nly
."'rji-!
lom
r.MC.
I-TON
PlCKUP-4-sPf'ed
''r',,rice
"Sit
still,
my
daughter,
until
thou
Ttnow."
Ruth
3:18.
I
,
Kltlmat
I
Kilctala
10:45!
Ar-
Kemmio
Lv
11:00
AM.:
(a.m.
SATURDAY,
March
29
Bibel
Abend
In
Deutschcr
Sprache
Sonnabend
Abend
20
Uhr.
Bible-Meeting
in
German
language
Saturday
evening
at
8
p
m,v
MONDAY,
March
30
7
p.m.
Children's
Church
TUESDAY.
April
I
8
p.m.
Bible
and
Prayer
Hour.
"DUST
or
DESTINY"
SUNDAY,
March
30,
7:30
p.m.
MONDAY,
March
31,
8
p.m.
This
is
fourth
In
a
series
of
scientific
motion
pictures,
which
have
been
attracting
world-wide
attention.
The
first
film
"God
of
Creation"
Is
being
distributed
in
12
languages.
AU
are
fascinating
representations
of
the
religious
significance
of
the
world,
which
we
have
discovered
through
science.
Stalin
was
in
a
physical
position
to
take
over
much
more
than
he
did
take
as
a
result
of
prior
agreement
with
the
other
two
of
the
Big
Three.
THE
SAME
principle
holds
true
about
the
Far
East.
Roosevelt
and
Churchill
used
all
sorts
of
inducements
to
Russia
to
promise
secretly
to
come
into
the
war
against
Japan.
As
President
Truman
makes
clear
in
his
published
diary,
this
finally
proved
to
be
unnecessary
and,
in
fact,
unwelcome.
But
Russia
would
probably
Charles
Dudoward
sails
tomorrow
night
for
Alert
Bay
where
he
will
attend
a
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia
convention.
RoJ
Judge,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
C.
H.
Elkins
left
on
today's
plane
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
left
on
today's
plane
for
Victoria
where
he
will
join
Aid.
K
M.
Daggett
,
as
a
delegation
which
will
take
up
a
number
of
matters
with
the
Queen
Charlotte
AIRLINES
sion.
A
sound
truck
In
good
shap-
J
We
have
privately
"Tj
I
at
ownefs
prices
fr
l'mf,ifs4)dJll
ftp
See
our
Itudsct
plan
for
financing
ON
AB
TRADE-INS
ACCEPTED
See
iol
Phone
871
ieej
J.
J.
Judge
of
this
city,
after
spending
a
few
days
here
on
business,
left
by
today's
plane
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
P.O.
Box
280
provincial
government
on
behalf
PRINCE
RUPERT
Phone
476
of
the
city.