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EVERYDAY
CHRISTIANITY
By
Senior
Captain
C.
Krayn,
Tht
Sayal
"In
all
thy
ways
acknowledge
Him
ujV
direct
thy
paths."-Proverbs
3
6
We
are
not
called
to
half-hearted
oi-
mrt
.
lt
but
tc
everyday
Oodliness.
To
be
retoil'?
chapel
Is
comparatively
easy
but
to
p,ii
every
day
life
is
not
so
easy.
Rt!
Many
people
today
are
trying
-:o
serve
two
masters
and
as
a
re-1
T
ult
they
have
just
enough
ve-
e
Lhnst'anity
i,
liglon
to
make
thr-m
miserable.
per,ornlln8
holy
acli()n,
Wti&t
Rood
is
an
Idealistic
reli-
ther
that
all
our
.on
that
has
no
practical
vahw.
prompted
by
the
h
-
....
.
...
..
l
J.V
T"
m
n
fill
Ire,
'
i--.
XI
'
g;
Hy
carrier
Pr
week,
ftc;
per
month
!
00;
per
year
$10
M.
jtcwX'vtP
hy
nisii
-
Per
month.
7fc;
per
yfiir,
frK
00.
A
inliorled
as
second
class
m:til
by
t
he
Post
OMice
IVpurt.mcnt.
Oi.imwm
L
Hows
and
Arrows
Out
THE
United
States
is
be-
latedly
facing
the
fact
minded
that
they're
no
earthly
hi.
adrnTAhVUda
that
it
no
longer
has
ioea.'
we
are
admonished
to
ureat
.m,i
,.
,
a-icknowledge
God
In
all
our
wav.
fZZJ
o.
We
do
not
honour
Ood
by
act!,,
Z
Tru
X
ike
a
Saint
on
Sunday
and
a
wavi
f
VnTil
t
f
'
uothen
all
the
rest
of
the
weeH.
Herod
who
slew
V
Son
people
regard
religion
as
was
a
slave
in
n..'
'
1
monopoly
in
atomic
weapons
Russia
has
developed
I
the
hydrogen
bomb
years
;
before
the
"experts"
fig-!
ured
she
would.
t
The
simp
experts
still
figure
1
tint
tlif
'U
S
is
ahead
of
Russia
in
mass
production
of
the-?
i
ort
of
cloak
to
be
worn
on
the
carpenter
o(
kL
iiinc'ay
and
laid
away
with
care
died
the
death
of
,
ne
irst
oi
the
week
or
.as
a
cross,
was
truly
a
Ki
devices
that
is
that
U.S.
can
I
disease
of
sin.
Whereaeverydav.
70
life
is
the
appointed
field
for
,
n.8
iKt
religion.
Paul
exhorts
us
tn
thee
.v-tature
twelfth
chapter
of
his
letter
to-
thn
Rnmunc
that
u
n
ha
nnt
.be
:ue
of
ha
vint;
a
hundred
i..
n
bombs
when
Russia
a
.-
..'
iU;
ami
a
thousand
'
!
.'..
i
itusju
1ms
a
Hun-
PECK'S
BAD
HOY
AT
IT
AGAIN
By
Charles
A.
Orassick
in
Toronto
Telegram.
slothful
in
business'
and
'givn
;
First
Presbyterian
Cl
i'
::.
t.:i!y
catch
in
that
in-.
...tpcriwrity"
Is
that
.vii
:!
.
-i
...until'
war
started!
-o
nospitaniy.-
God
is
not
a
tyrant
but
a
reJ
.oS'
sonable
God
He
has
not
order-!
i.-iupi.
All
Aboard
$M-
unort
ed
that
our
lives
be
a
perpetuul
231
Fourth
Av.
t.
Sabbath
He
could
have
clothed
Minister:
Rev.
E.
a
Wr-
ind
fed
us
as
He
does
the
fowls
organists:
Mrs.
E.j.a
Gunderson
Accepts
Nomination
VICTORIA
CP
-Finance
Minister
Einar
Guilder''
on
Thursday
formally
accepted
nomination
as
Social
Credit
candidate
and
Johti
Cunie
SUNDAY,
NOVEMBEE
Morning
Worship
11
J
Speaker:
Capt.
C.
Fr;
Sunday
School
iMj.
the
i....s.ii.
..;)-,
could
theoretical:;.'
w.nc
o;.t
a
llioiisand
target-:
i.i
.ii:.'ia
while
I
he
Russians
could
theoretically
wipe
out
only
a
hundred
tare.et
areas
in
North
America,
including
New
York.
THE
LEADERS
of
the
western
world
have
never
yet
dared
to
tell
their
own
people
the
whole
awful
truth
about
these
i
ptly
called
"hell
bombs."
r-'oi
ii
the
people
were
wakened
up
to
the
reality
of
the
destructive
power
of
these
devices
and
the
pitiful
inadequacy
of
what
is
called
"civil
defense
"they
might
react
in
quite
unexpected
but
instead
He
has
appointed
that
we
must
work
to
live.
By
means
of
work
we
keep
our
balance
and
are
able
to
prove
the
practical
value
of
our
religion
and
not
be
carried
away
by
our
emotions.
Everyday
Christianity
Includes
both
knowledge
and
performance
If
the
truths
of
Christianity
were
difficult
to
understand
so
Intricate
that
yon
must
have
a
high
education
in
grasp
them
then
it
might
l-cascmably
be
laid.
"I
m
no
theoloalnn
I
in
the
Nov.
24
by-election
here
and
immediately
settled
down
to
A
Night'
for
Superstitions
V
y
y
HILE
ve
usually
think
of
Ilallnwc'cn
;is
a".
Vv
occasion
for
small
fry,
it
seems
that
a
longtime
ago
certain
superstitions
developed
which
made
it
also
of
special
interest
to
.uirls
thinkine;
about
that
moment
when
they
say
'"I
do."
One
of
these
is
that
if
a
s'irl
looks
into
her
mirror
on
the
stroke
of
midnijrht,
she
will
see
the
man
she
is
going
to
marry
looking-
over
hcM-
shoulder.
If
that
one
seems
too
simple,
she
can
try
tU
one.
She
must
walk
into
her
room
backwards
at
midnight
and,
while
removing
her
shoe,
chant
the
following:
"I
plac
my
;.1hks
in
f
'
r!,i
a
T
To
ilriuin
of
him
.X
is
tu
be
Tile
color
of
lii.s
r-v.-s,
Tl
color
tif
his
luiir.
His
occtipallon
And
the
clothes
he
will
vioar."
Then
she
gets
into
bed
backwai'd
and
will
sr-e
her
future
husband
in
her
dreams,
it
says
here.
If
that
still
seems
too
easy,
here
is
another
which
has
certain
sure-fire
angles
to
it.
The
girl
in
question
must
go
out
and
steal
a
cabbage
on
the
midnight
of
Hallowe'en.
If
a
man
comes
along
to
help
her,
he's
the
one,
for
better
or
worse.
Otherwise
she
puts
the
cabbage
over
the
door
and
she'll
Med
the
first
man
upon
whose
head
it
falls.
The
book
doesn't
say
it,
but
there
seems
to
be
a
slight
suggestion
that
she
might
be
able
to
influence
the
fall
of
that
head
of
cabbage
on
the
cabbagehead
of
her
choice.
In
which
case,
of
course,
he's
had
it.
So
much
for
matrimony.
Elsewhere
there
will
be
the
bonfires
and
fireworks
display
arranged
by
the
Kinsmen
to
keep
the
fun
stepping
right
along
without
allowing
it
to
get
out
of
control.'
This
brings
to
mind
another
superstition.
When
you
distribute
those
shell-out
tickets
and
other
favors
to
the
fearsome-looking
small
types
on
your
doorstep,
give
with
a
literal
hand.
The
belief
is
that,,
generosity
on
Hallowe'en
invites
a
mild
winter.
In
mentioning
shell-out
tickets,
we
would
like
to
end
on
a
note
of
congratulations
for
all
those
youngsters
who
did
so
much
to
sell
them.
They
have
made
it
possible
for
the
Kinsmen
Club
to
stage
what
is
certain
to
be
a
safe
and
enjoyable
Hallowe'en.
-
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MucLecx.
plotting
his
campaign.
F.vening
Worship
!;
Speaker:
Mr.
F.
E.
A:
"Remember
the
Sabb.
to
keep
it
Holt
industrial
and
military
viewpoint.
Towns
that
have
long
smarted
under
the
dignity
of
belne;
labelled
third-rate
targets
can
now
assume
a
proud
place
near
the
top
of
the
list.
Even
comparatively
small
towns
may
now
reckon
themselves
possible,
targets
for
an
atoml-;
bomb.
1
hat
.should
please
their
Chambers
of
Commerc?
no
end.
Bombs,
pun
also
be
carried
in
suitcases.-
Sooner
or
later
ths
dream
cf
p?acemakers,
a
war
fought
solely
at
the
conference
tables,
may
become
a
reality.
-Surrender,
capitalist
pig."
the
Russian
envoy
will
snarl.
"We
have
atomic
bombs
planted
In
New
York.
Chicago.
De-f.oit,
Los
Angeles
and
ulso
in
Gopher
Gap,
North
Dakota."
"Yeah?"
the
American
will
retort.
"Think
again,
tovaricli.
It
happens
.that
our
under-
Back
In
office
in
the
legislative
buildings
after
a
short
vacation,
'he-
minister
said
the
main
issue
in
the
by-election
Is
whether
Victoria
wants
a
representative
on
the
provincial
cab-
i
DIRECTOR
have
no
time
for
this
ort
of
J
Krl
in
all
ilnirrtwr
aiMl
i
:.HI
i.ni.
Kimifei
vl
11:1.
rrrtl
h
lmii.
'
...
thine."
But
the
Gospel
Is
o
sh.i-
Th-re
were
no
political
issues
!
that
lf
plp
call
Rras
,t
nc
involved
tnis
time
because
theism
Si
,
"Believe
on
'he
eovernment
would
be
in
power
j
UtrA
J(,,us
chrliit
and
thou
shalt
for
the
next
four
years.
;
be
savP(1.""Wash
and
be
celnn"
AM.
I
IIW
rTIIIM!
iMr.
ounuerson
saia
ne
was
pleased
that
Percy
Wright,
who
i
resigned
his
seat
so
the
minister
!
41
h
Arc.
W
at
Dunlr
Holy
Communion
8
:s
Sunday
S
hool
2
00
Canon
BuMl
8
Prorltpr
r.
HUS"
It-
HUM
RAITI'I
5lh
Avp
K
at
Y'.ur.,
MimIsit:
Ki-v.
fn-fl
A:
10-
"Look
and
Live."
Christianity
Is
not
merely
head
knowledge
but
heart
knowledge
for
'Man
looketh
on
the
outnrrd
appearance
but
God
looketh
on
the
heart.'
1
Samuel
1K:7.
could
run,
was
his
campaign
manager.
The
minister
said
as
capital
of
the
province,
Victoria
should
lie
represented
on
the
cabinet.
As
Victoria
representative,
he
would
do
his
best
to
Justify
the
confidence
of
his
constituents.
Meanwhile,
tire
Labor
Progressive
Party
beat
the
CCF
and
1
iikt
ritiMivim
4th
Avenue
ttix
Rev.
E
A.
Wrleht
:
1
01-
!
ground
forces
have
placed
i
atomic
bJmbs
in
Moscow.
Stal-
ingrad,
Vladivostok,
Minsk,
I
Pm.sk,
Omsk
Tomsk
and
Irk-
i
ut.sk.
So
whv
don't
you
sur-
t
render
to
us?"
Tlie
next
war
may
be
a
game
of
atomic
poker.
Nations
may
vary
their
nuclear
attack
on
enemy
cities
by
deliberately
dropping
a
du
i
bomb
here
and
there,
Chemist
Jack
De
Ment
says
in
The
Military
Engineer,
quoted
by
Time
magazine
recently.
An
airplane
'drops'
a
thing
that
looks
like,
rui
atomic
bomb.
If
it
goes
of!,
'Ihe'
civil
defence
people
know
it
is
i:i
atomic
boiriW."'
'dne
of
their
problems
is
'"solved,
anyway,
ihey
don't
have
to
stand
around
worrying.
But
perhaps
it
doesn't
eo
off.
What
is
the
next
nioxe?
Civil
defence
may
herd
ail
the
citizent
out
of
town
in
a
panicky
mass,
tripping
ovnr
one
another's
feet,
leaviii".
the
factories
and
olfiees
empty
and
production
at
a
standstill.
Another
time,
civil
ittlen.'e
may
decide
not
,o
mcve
tin-people
out.
-Tin
)
can't
tool
n
.
with
that
old
dummy
b;mb
stunt,"
the
civil
defenders
wiil
1
sneer.
Th
n
BAROO.MPH!
T'jo
bad.
It,
was
a
real
atjmie
bomb
this
time,
with
a
tjeiaye.i
action
He.
Ap
iloie.
are
(iu-licult
to
make
when
yoa
u.e
ileaiiin
throuL'fi
tiie
air
as
a
cloud
of
radioactive
dust.
De
Ment
suggest
;
tint
tin:
enemy
eenri.l
ac.p
i
!
ed-.l,:tioi
bomb.4
into-hl.lxji'S
and
rivers
and
mai;e
them
"yo
olf
"just
to
make
sure
th.-.t
(lummy
bombs
dropped
late
would
be
treated
with
proper
re-pert."
Is
the
bomb
real
or
phoney?
Is
Uie
enemy
holding
lour
ae
s,
or
a
handful
of
junk?
Yo
i
don't
have
long
to
make
your
bet,
and
the
stakes
are
high.
If
nations
are
going
to
p.
ay
a
game
of
blulf
with
one
another
by
destroying
Ibis
cily.
forcing
the
evacuation
of
.that
city
by
fraud,
the
order
of
tared,
priorities
is
going
to
chan;e.
It
siand.s
to
reason
that
if
any
cities
are
captured
wh
te
by
this
method,
they
will
be
the
la'.'gc
industrial
centres.'
which
the
enemy
wants
to
p:e-
.
......
u.,.
TU.
it!
St.
Paul
s
Lutheran
Church
Fifth
Ave.
at
McBride
St.
HR-T
I'Mtlll
816
Bill
Awnw
Kev.
h
G.
Slrtw
ways.
i
1
They
might
flee
from
the
wrath
to
come,
before,
not
after,
war
starts.
;
For
instance,
Major
General
1
VYorthington
wrote
an
article
in
"Union
Farmer"
in
March
152
'
pointing
out
that
in
event
of
j
atomic
war
vast
numbers
ol
;
ordinary
town
dwellers
would
have
to
be
moved
out
into
t!u
lountry.
run.
Worthy
warned,
the
recent
mechanization
of
the
1
tarius
might
prove
.to
be,
a'
handicap
for
a
farm
depi-iidins
on
horse
power
can
survive
;s
an
independent
unit
under
the
!
conditions
of
hardship
wai
i
would
bring.
The
farm
which!
orerite-
on
ga.soline
U
a.,
'dependent
as
tne
ciy
factory
on
j
city
industry.
!
!
-.'
1
BUT
IF
the
ordinary
.civilian
',
lias
only
a
faint
dimmer
o
!
what
is
in
store
for
him,
his:
family,
and
his
cily
in
ivcnl
oil
:
world
war
three,
the
lii
lii.ts-:
Hals
fnow
very
well.
Hut
the.i
j
can't
(juile
luliuit.
even
i'i
,
"Jpir
lve
:.
tint
boyr-tanrsirrmv
'
armies
are
oui
Ri
hi
.'t'uv
(;;o
Ameijiaiis
are
re-lo
at
in-
(heir
IruciM
in
kecp-'11!;
Willi
I
he
new
facts
of
life
I
Or
I-
Bah!"
"If
you're
calling
me
a
liar,
pal.
I
suggest
you
step
outfiich;
and
settle
this
right
now."
And
when
the
two
men
came
Ml
H
ION
IKM1
Fru-wr
Btrrrt
8r
Cnpt
and
Mr
C
H
Liberals
in
nominating
a
candi-
j
Jrinte
for
the
election.
Mrs.
Doris
!
Blakey,
unsuccessful
candidate
j
in
the
last
election,
will
contest
i
I
the
seat
against
Mr.
Gunderson.!
Progressive
Conservative
)a)er
j
i
Deane
Finlayson
and
unnamed
i
candidates
from
the
CCF
and
!
Liberals.
Snndny
Bfhum
2:W
iB
!:
back
in
the
room
the
war
woulS
be
over,
the
only
casualties
being
a
black
eye
on
one
side
and
a
broken
nose
on
the
other.
UT.
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REV.
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O
OLSON
"The"
Just
Shall
Live
bv
Faith"
COME
AND
WORSHIP
v
i
SIMMY
SMtVlTES
ov.
1.
J53
Morning
Service
11:00
a.m.
Sermon:
By
Mr.
V.
Lavik.
Evening
ervice
7:30
p.m.
Sennon:
By
Mr.
V.
Lavik.
Sunday
Schmil
12:15
p.m.
ST.
I'l
l
I
K"
N',J
f-ul
Oivp
Sunday
Hrhonl
10-00
Evrniim
Pray"
'
leapt
,
lap'-rlmr
off.
it
(he
very
.
(
oust
i
ucUon
of
oil
pipeline
pro-
HI
1.1
I.AK
B1MI'
BunUuy
hril
u
uu
Mernlm
Wur-hip
Sfe"1
KM
fltli
Ave.
K.
The
government
has
been
devoting
a
good
deal
of
effort
in
itient
weeks
in
an
attempt
to
discover
just
where
it
stand:
in
the
important
matter
of
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway.
Cabinet
ministers
and
leRul
cxpens
ha
7-.:
been
dispatched
to
the
Uru'cl
llfr
l,eonstnT
fl
NOTICE
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-op
COW
BAY
STORE
will
be
Closed,
Monday,
Nov.
2
for
annual
stocktaking
jeels
and
of
lwse
hydro
developments
will
have
been
complied
by
then.
Henc
the
t'-'
tnvrrnee
project
nd;;ht
especially
useful
al
Hint
lime
t.
m:i
int
'i
in
rriiployiiient
in
Hi;
i
rmineerin:;
industry
and
to
prevent
it
from
bcc-inim,
a
:
soft
'
sjiot
in
(lie
economy.
!
M-ii
nt
iin
no
lillle
ron.rni
is
iieini.;
caus.ed
in
cabinet
ein-;;.;
.here
by
parlicuhulv
wit
iinii.
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Chi
or
as
some
inielil
sny,
ihe
fact-,
ej
death.
One
American
cabinet
minister
lets
been
candid
(
,"i'll-il
1
c
t.
U
(lie
public
lh"t
"'-''no
of
the
A!m'iic:tu
division,
in
NATO
will
be
pulled
out
of
'i'!
I
'
Lint
when
fcuropc
re-
ei:,
Im
lii.it,
hcieui'-rs.
A
Bri'.-l.
Ii
yir
mar.
lialt
Jias
'sharply
;
to
--
1
Hi-
reported
U.S.
in-tenli.in
t-i
cnnrejUratu
on
co'l-
ALL
SAINTS'
DAY
NOVEMBER
FIRS
States
in
an
endeavor
to
find
aut
just
how
much
longer
the
project
can
be
impeded
there
by
legal
entanglements.
The
answers
that
have
been
".leaned
from
both
state
and
lederal
sources
haven't
been
too
sored
Washington
rei;orls
ol
11:00
Ordination
by
the
Bishop
of
Calnl"""
7:30
Evensong
and
Sermon
r
.
-.
'SperiaY
Preacher,
at
Jbpth
srrviees
-
Til
P.
.vl-iiv
.BIT
XI1KTIU
OTK
It.
BIRK
iTti-wi.
t
ii
-i-
.
t'.-i.-
i,
-
i
int;
Li'.ii,!
ui.ii.
Hie
i.n:-
clear
or
-'But
l
hoy,.
nj-
trc
.jidoitti
i.stl)W.-irUHU4i-
pear
to
aUif
upto'ie
piopo.si-
fion
of
naming
Senator
'
Owen
V"
'"'"
'
"'s':
".
minn
.im-
i.
trova
a.s
e.:amn!(
s
will'
b
i!le
Irom
le:js
impti.(.ent
one
iw-t
ui,iy
til.
ii,
,Ll
1IMI1'.;
power,
located
near
Russia,
;U
Brewster
of
Maine
to
the
chair
j
manship
of
the
American
sec
Dean
and
Rector-Cbrist
Church
Cathedral,
Vancou
7
1
the
only
deterrent
to
potential
;
tion
of
the
International
Ji..:n
Fellowship
hour
after
Evensong
in
IB
"'
nun,
uwv
uie
government
Here
is
Buing
to
have
to
exercise
iiaiienee
in
the
matter
for
another
year.
By
thut
time
uie
poweilul
opponents
of
the
scheme
oil
the
American
side
ut
the
border
will
have
exhausted
all
the
resources
of
legal
delay
'
-
,
-
-
-
INI)
ETKK
DENT
P.1KD
SHREWSBURY.
England
(CP)',
Albert
Rock
'found
an
injured;
budgerigar
in
a
tree
here
and1
took
it
to
his
house.
Two
weeks
later
the
bird
mutterrrl
"Bob-;
bie-Meole
crescent."
Now
it's'
back
in
its
proper
home
on
Meole
Ku&sian
Cfttrression.
IF
It
i
I
KO(.ilN
bomb
war
comes
ii
wi.i
.re
en,.
paitiy
a
long-'"'.'
s
t'
-
1
1
-r
ilf.-.ir.
Guided
"'
'
"
':
.ir;
Ucoiilic
war-.
Commission.
I
The
Maine
senator
is
regarded
here
as
one
of
Ur:
rausi,
loiiipromisiri"
opjioiunts
of
the
hi.
Li
w:
.
nee
,,eii!.aie
in
u..
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
il
l.roiT
page
3
crescent.
i
whole
ct
me
t'nitod
Slates.
Au-
tbunti(.
lu-re
fear
Ui.a
.n
the
lnlluenti.a
posl
oi
tilai;i.au
the
Amt-i
lc.ai
section
of
the
IJC
lie
would
be
abie
to
eraijarrass
:
tli?
project
on
a
major
scale.
At
itvuiiame
to
them.
That
could
mean
a
start
upon
the
actual
construction
of
the
seaway
in
the
fall
of
11)54
b.it
the
Kovernment
has
learned
liom
practical
experience
that
mailers
in
connection
with
die
f
'
"
y-rgf'W""
mi
um
ajaiwi.iiaw
il
.
.m.Ln,.i,
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship.
f
ermou:
"Christ
and
the
Wonder
ol
Life.
Children's
Story:
"A
Professor
and
a
Street
u
Anthem:
"All
Creatures
of
Our
Ood
and
King
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship.
clferlng'
Sermon:
"How
Does
God
Feel
About
Sulterirs
Anthem:
"The
King
of
Love
My
Shepherd
--ir
in
WORSHIP
tne
very
least
he
would
be
re-
.-if
I
nutfonn..
:..
.
FlOOR
FURNACE
aAtSj.,l
V
-?';.
1
"y
,u"
an
existitiR
chairman-
on
wi
s.liedule.
.a.
f.
Consequently,
gov-
Senator
u.
A.
Ktanleywho
has
e
nment
plans
really
are
behv;
been
a
.staunch
supporter
of
the
H
eaied
to
expectations
of
a
seaway
in
all
seasons
Mart
on
construction
in
the
'
spring
of
1955.
i
n,nT
.
an"
r
,,.,.,,.
o
-it
Tinitort-
Beeinners
oi.jv-rviiuL,iYi
.r;
a
new
large
at
U
e.n..;
Older
pupils
at
12:15;
at
Conrad
Uutt-all
at
11:00
a.m.
-
,
.
THE
YOUNQ
ADULTS
CLUB
meets
after
the
eve"
Actually,
there
is
a
tee'in'j
calling.
el,v.i..
u.f
u
-
.
oiiauun
on
the
Swedish
east
coast
is
cap-
Tak
'
it
casjr
top
fire-tending
drudgery
yet
have
better-heated
home.
Cole-man
Oil
Floor
Furnace
sits
in
the
floor,
is
easy
to
install
quickly.
Burnt
low
coat
oil.
No
fuel
to
carry,
no
ashei
to
mea
up
the
home.
We
have
1
size
to
give
YOUR
home,
too,
real
"warm-floor"
heat
at
low
cost.
Lilted
by
Underwriters'
Laboratories,
See
iu
of
1H55
the
enKinecrimr
lumi
nVllo
I
f
ivi-nrlnni.,
Al
(fr
t
.
r
I
which
has
been
a
feature
of
the
!
aft
paT
y
a
"
t
ua
!
'w,
HHnwy
ii
P"P"-makinR
machine
is
abou
i
uid
end
o
of
World
War
.
II
may
be
330
feet
long.
ST.
PETER'S
ANGLICAN
C
SEAL
COVK
IS
THE
CNR
AGENT'S
BUSINESS!
Your
destination
may
he
nrnr
or
far.
Somewhere
in
fanmla)
the
United
Malrm
Kurope.
Your
Jirnt
step
in
a
vinit
to
the,
C.iN.lt,
Ticket
Ayent.
Ile'n
the
man
m'hH
nil
the
information
you
require.
It's
his
hiiMtne
and
plraHitre
to
help
you-
with
your
plans.
J
GENERAL
)
ELECTRIC
Automatic
Steam
Irons
Coleman
H
represent
all
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
10
A.M.
P.M.
EVENING
PRAYER-7:30
a
i
i
caimtV
DAY
j
p
Iran-Atlantic
rsi
iffOmniii
ana
air
lines.
CM
Irons
OIL
Floor
Furnace
yui-j.-.-
rt
by
y
the
tor1
ordered
-The
stens
of
a
Bood
man
are
$
-"V),,
1
$2450
Psaim
'
.
w.
WORSHIP
TOGETHER
LET
US
charge
Incumbent
W.
H.
LEMMON
in
For
lnformtli,n.
call
or
wrtte
K.
I..
Illlltl
ll
lON.
i.A.I'.).
&:'B
3rd
Ave.
West,
Prlnro
import,
B
C.
Phone
200
Pit
ir
Fingertip
Change
from
steam
to
dry
ironing
ic
Dial-thc-Fabric
Control.
Ml
A,
will
meet
at
"e
hl"n.j,
p.m
The
Afternoon
W
I
.
...
....IlV.
Nv
rrinet
103Z
Nintn
tasi,
on
i""'"
UPctory-
RUPERT
RADIO
6c
313
Third
Avenue
ELECTRIC
Phone
644
at
",e
Vestry
meeting
Monday
eveiii"S
L
1
Corner
3rd
Ave.
and
McBride
St.
fc
1
I
I
Si