SATURDAY
SERMON
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
VACANT
PLACES
!
,So
also
thai
wli,.
Saturday,
August
29,
1953
By
THOMAS
SIIARPE
ray
..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
You
will
be
missed,
because
your
seat
will
be
empty
"
jthe
nelghborhoMV1
i
1
Samuel
20:18.
One
of
thZ.Mi'
independent
tlUy
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Ruirt
uid
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadlu
Presa
Audit
Bureau
of
circulation
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
hy
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MAQOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vice-President
the
church
these
words
For
Bubscrlptpuii
Rates:
rtv
furrier
ftpr
v.vk
2hc-
ner
month
!
GO:
Der
Year.
ftlO
OO
rfw-.
.
Viscount
Montgomery
does
not
zMSpt
i
appear
to
be
any
the
less
hard
"I
worked
all
week
and
took
0th6r5
know
that,,
Sunday
morning
lor
a
much
pfr.nf
1
re'iflon
jac
;
'
needed
rest"
about
U.
U
to
(0
to
cfc
'
I
send
the
children
to
Sunday
'
tnat
H
canno.
School
and
that
leaves
the
house
i
w
mia-il,
becailif"
quiet
and
it
is
so
nice
to
be
able
!'"
to
e"'P'y
"
to
relax
for
awhile."
Your
absence
I0P,
n
mall
Per
mnnth
l&c-
ner
vpnr.
OO
fcutnortaed
as
second
class
mall
by
IDs
I'-'il
Office
Ccpartment,
Ottawa.
boiled.
Britain
s
No.
1
soiaier
suggested
that
much
In
opening
the
provincial
exhibition
Friday.
We've
all
eot
to
be
willing
to
i
There
were
things
about
the
Tott
u
cla
Hi
the
Fair
Come
to
house
that
needed
attention,
and
-.TV
v
H
;
.
..
11
fight
and
have
the
means,
if
there
is
to
be
survival.
Anyway,
that's
the
way
it
sounded.
IERE
is
a
matter
which
needs
the
urgent
atten
touch
on
a
very
important
part
j
of
common
life.
I
am
speaking
of
public
worship
or
church
attendance.
There
are
so
many
empty
seats
so
many
vacant
pews
In
our
churches
today.
Not
only
do
those
who
neglect
public
worship
leave
empty
seats,
but
thes
are
also
missed
by
their
worshipping
brethren.
For'
the
fullness
of
a
worshipping
congregation
is
weakened
by
this
lack
of
effort
on
the
part
of
so
many
Christians.
In
this
motiern
age,
science
labs
are,
full
of
wonderful
micro-scooes,
finding
-strange
new
atomic
secrets
each
day,
while
the
as
I
work
all
week,
I
had
to
take
I
Sunday
for
keeping
up
with
these
duties
"
'
I
H1
tion
of
anyone
who
gardens,
cooks,
does
home
."My
favorite
radio
program
I
comes
on
just
at
church
time
and
:
I
didn't
want
to
miss
lt."
.)
.
,
j
i.,5w"i".i
'
AMH.M'M
fin.
Holy
Com.,,.,!?!
A
Winnipeg
veteran,
it
has
just
ben
announced,
willed
$10
on
each
Christmas
to
each
of
the
120
fellow
vets
still
surviving
in
Manitoba,
as
long
as
he
lives.
Wonder
if
the
donor
ever
remembered
the
Christmas
cake-looking
rather
ratty
yet
delicious
that
reached
his
regiment
in
Mav.
1900,
instead
of
December,
1809.
SUM.,
fcbB11
Can,,!,
Bu,u
g
p,,,
:
"I,
have
to
go
to
work
at
a
eer-!
I
tain
hour
every
day
and
lt
is
;
1
such
a
relief
to
feel
that
I
am
free
to
do
what
I
like
on
Sun-;
.ays"
;
"Well
to
tell
the
truth,
I
Just
!
jdont
care
to
go,
I'd
rather
do!
something
else;"
j
"I
don't
watit
to
take
on
any
religious
responsibilities,
I
would
HHT
(ipp..
th
Ave
I
it
1..
Minuter:
Rev.
h
,
U
.
J
v,
.
i
-.
.
I
.
!
fci
churches
cannot
proouc
any
.
new
radgeU
of
faith
or
Insight.
j
Today
if
man
bores
a
mile
j
into
the
earth,
he
is
rewardod
j
i
with
a
tushing
fortune
of
oil.
The
Church
has
been
boring
'
at
earthly
things
for
many
years
.
and
has
not
yet
been
rewarded
HH-T
MUpBim
4Ul
Avpfiup
A.
tr
rather
go
to
a
ball
game
or
curl
up
In
a
cushioned
chair."
Yes,
things
are
badly
out
of
't
cmi
'
M
t
Annus
i
HfV.
I
0
i,;
A
Gas.pt?
(Que.)
Vfc'lillsul
trapper
named
Wllfrd
Coffin
has
been
arrested
charged
with
murder.
Victims
came
from
Pennsylvania
and
had
come
to
Canada
to
hunt
bears.
Circumstances
have
awakened
a
grow-jig
interest
throughout
the
country.
Incidentally
the
general
subject
of
capital
punish-.r.ent
has
not
declined
in
'
MuTrNlTii,
r"r
8uk
fir.
Capt
IVnd
Ur.
r
Sunnily
School
u
with
a
new
spiritual
gushing.
Probably
lt
has
not
bored
deeply
enough
and
with
time
tne
gusher
will
come.
Time
seems
to
be
one
of
the
main
factors.
Because
of
man's
last
moving
pace,
he
expert
everything
to
keep
up
with
him.
Suppose
I
should
suddenly
try
focus.
!
Attending
rnurch
Is
like
a
;
thermometer.
It
registers
our
Interest
In
the
Christian
religion.!
When
our
attendance
registers
'
zero,
then
chances
are
that
our
:
Interest
In
things
that
are
j
T.
Yw
i:
tiTlt
Bth
Avfinw
it
U'
PmUir:
Rfi
E
0
to
tell
men
what
Christ
means
to
them?
How
far
would
I
get?
For
Christ
is
so
woven
Into
the
fabric
of
our
lives,
so
knitted
Into
SLIGHTLY
DIFFERENT
ATTITI
DE
is
shown
here
by
ex-premier
of
Iran
Mohammed
Mossadegh
who
kisses
hand
of
Shah
Mohafti-med
Reza
Pahlevl
as
the
ruler
was
prepared
to
enter
hospital
'
for
an
appendectomy
in
July,
1951.
During
the
past
week
Mossadegh
engineered
a
coup
which
saw
the
shah
flee
Iran
and
was
later
swept
out
of
power
by
Loyalist
forces
resulting
in
the
triumphal
return
of
the
shah
and
Imprisonment
of
Mossadegh
on
charges
of
treason.
OTTAWrDiARY
By
Norman'M.
AacLeoo
No
one
in
their
political
sen-
j
leadership
and
voted
upon
Its
ses
in
these
parts
gave
serious
j
continuance.
The
result
is
said
thought
24
hours
after
the
gen-
j
to
have
been
a
tie
vote.
Most
eral
election
to
the
possibility
I
significant
feature
of
al
I
was
of
Hon.
George
Drew
being
the
fact
that
the
MPs
present-turned
out
of
the
leadership
of
j
whom
Mr.
Drew
will
have
to
kt.
n.n.f
(v,;
Sr
Cm
fiunrtky
ScHdol
n..
Christian
Is
not
ut
the
boiling
l
point.
We
notice
that
people
who
are
Interested
In
business
are
found
at
their
places
of
business.
That
people
who
are
Interested
in
politics
are
usually
found
at
the
polls.
;.
People
who.
are
Interested
In
.sports
are
to
be
found
at
the
playiiiK
field.'
mix
hk
mr
THE
FAMOUS
FIVE
The
ijuinU
will
be
19
years
of
age
next
month,
after
which
Decile,
Annette,
Emile,
Yvonne
and
Marie
will
go
their
separate
ways.
One
may
become
a
nun.
Until
now
they
have
lived,
played,
studied
and
worshipped
together.
They
commenced
life
nationally
known,
educated,
crowned
with
health
and
financially
Independent.
We
all
can't
have
the
pull
the
quintuplets
were
blessed
with.
I
Sunday
School
111
I
UornliiK
Woruini
br
j
IM
gth
Avt
I
;
PiihUir:
Rpv
Lnmire
the
texture
of
our
civilization.
He
Is
so
basic
to
our
industry
and
prosperity,
He
Is
the
germ
of
our
culture,
and
vita)
,to
our
health
and
happiness.
If
we
should
try
to
f
UyUll
that
Christ'
means
to
us,
vi
khould
have
to
haunt
the
libraries
of
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHI1"
Corner
of
Ambrose
and
Kixlh
Avrnuc
tut
face
later
in
his
Parliamentary
Pastor:
C.
W.
Sinclair
FKowiJ
tne
conservative
party
by
a
palace
revolution
amongst
his
own
elected
MPs.
Now,
almost
three
weeks
fter
the
Conservatives
received
their
bad
news,
that
very
event
ap-
Caucus
were
overwhelmingly
In
lavor
of
a
change
In
the
party
leadership.
If
Mr.
Drew
could
only
get
a
tie
vote
from
that
London
meet-
ML'
ST
BE
HEEDED
Prince
Rupert's
prize
collection
of
totem
poles,
once
it
starts
to
degenerate,
will
soon
be
beyond
recovery.
If
any
organization
or
11:00
Sunday
8chool
7:30
Gospel
Service.
A
CORDIAL
INVITATION
AWAITS
EVERYP
pears
to
be
in
the
making.
Re-
ling,
his
chances
of
carrying
the
canning
or
embroiders.
On
Labor
Day,
barely
more
than
one
week
from
today,
the
local
chapter
of
the
IODE
is
putting
on
a
"country
fair"
at
the
Armoury.
This
is
a
new
undertaking
on
which
the
ladies
have
spent
much
time
and
thought.
They
have
prepared
classifications
for
the
various
exhibits,
drawn
up
entry
forms
and
regulations
and
arranged
a
long
list
of
attractive
prizes.
But
here
is
the
disappointing
part
at
the
moment
of
writing,
not
one
person
has
signified
'intention
to
enter
the
show.
Out
of
500
entry
forms
which
have
been
distributed,
not
one
has
been
returned.
In
view
of
the
interest
always
la.-.-.n
ly
til.
people
of
Prince
Rupert
in
such
events
t'l
;
hobl-y
show
comes
to
mind.as
a
fairly
recent
example
we
are
sure
this
circumstance
is
not
so
bad
as
it
seems.
Possibly
this
coming
week
will
bring
a
rush
of
entries
as
no
doubt
there
are
many
would-be
exhibitors
waiting
until
the
last
minute
before
deciding
what
to
enter.
Others
who
would
like
to
enter
"may
not
have
received
the
notices
which
are
being
circulated.-.
Whatever
the
cause
of
delay,
we
hope
the
next
few
days
will
tell
a
different
,
story.
Entry
forms
must
be
received
not
later
than
next
Saturday,
so
there
is
exactly
one
week
left.
Mrs.
I.
E.
Halliwel!,
1419
Sixth
Ave.
East
(Red
370)
is
in
charge
of
arrangements
and
will
be
pleased
to
hear
from
anyone
interested
in
taking
part.
By
efforts
such
as
this
the
IODE
raises
money
for
those'
who
need
help.
It
is
a
cause
that
deserves
our
generous
support.
.
Just
to
be
sure
everyone
knows
what
exhibits
the
show
will
include,
here
is
a
full
list
of
the,
different
classifications:
FLOWERS
Class
1
Chrysanthemums,
disbudded,
3
blooms
to
a
vase
(bronzel;
class
2
Chrysanthemums,
disbudded,
3
blooms
to
a
vase
(yellow
I;
class
3
Chrysanthemums,
disbudded,
3
blooms
to
a
vase
(any
other
color);
class
4
Chrysanthemums,
disbudded,
-3
blooms
to
a
vase
(mixed);
class
5
Chrysanthemums,
spray,
3
outs
to
a
vase
(bronze);
class
6
Chrysanthemums,
spray,
3
cuts
to
a
vase
(any
other
color);
class
7
Chrysanthemums,
spray,
3
cuts
to
a
vase
(mixed);
class
8
Dahlias
3
cactus
color
variation
allowed;
class
9
Dahlias
3
decorative;
class
10
Dahlias
5
single;
class
11
Phlox
3
distinct
colors
6
stems;
class
12
3
vases
3
cuts
each
Hardy
Herbaceous,
Perennials
distinct
kinds;
class
13
Sweet
Peas
12
stemS3
distinct
colors;
class
143
vases
'-(6
blooms
each)
Annuals
3
distinct
kinds;
class
15
Michaelmas
Daisies
any
one
color
ff
stems;
class
16
Flowering
Shrub
distinct
variety
3
cuts;
class
17
Tuberous
Begonias
5
blooms
on
plate;
class
18
Cut
Blooms
any
other
kind
6
blooms;
class
19
House
Plant
any
variety.
DECORATIVE
CLASSES
'
Class
20
Modern
arrangement
of
colored
foliage
and
berriesseed
pods
allowed;
class
21
Basket
of
cut
flowers,
arranged
for
effect
with
any
foliage
or
grasses
berries
allowed;
class
22
Dinner
Table
Centre
arrangement
of
flowers
and
foliage.
Class
23
For
Children
Under
16:
1
Bowl
of
flowers
arranged
for
effect
by
the
child
entering
same
no
entry
will
be
accepted;
which
is
arranged
before
entering
hall.
Cla&3
243
Beets;
class
25
3
Carrots;
class
283
Onions;
class
275
Potatoes;
class
2S
1
Cabbage;
i
class
29
1
Cauliflower;
class
301
Lettuce;
class
311
Swiss
Chard
(head);
class
329
Green
Beans;
class
33
1
Vegetable
Marrow;,
class
34
5
Tomatoes;
class
35
Any
other
vegetable.
the
world,
morning,
noon
and
:
night.
We
would
have
to
survey
the
centuries
and
analyze
them.
This
would
take
time,
for
the
;
full
meaning
is
undiscoverable.
It
Is
even
more
than
that.
Out
In
the
spaces
of
Ood's
eternal
purposes
we
have
no
map
or
compass
to
guide
us.
So
we
are
only
able
to
be
humble
and
reverent
in
the
presence
of
the
mystery
)
of
God's
love
In
Christ.
But
the
modern
generation
Is
so
strongly
focused
on
the
seen
and
temporal,
that
the
unseen
,
and
the
eternal
has
become
dis
ports
which
have
been
reaching
the
Capital
In
impressive
volume
during
the
past
week
have
in
support
of
any
party
gathering
anywhere
are
obviously
slender.
Moreover,
there
Is
the
fact
that
a
leader
who
-cannot
win
a
clear
decision
frtfm
his
own
party
individual
feel
"horrified"
at
the
thought
of
spending
$100
to
put
a
pole
in
proper
shape,
he'd
better
keep
a
couch
handy,
to
fall
on.
in
the
event
of
fainting.
The
dicated
strongly
that
Hen.
Mr.
Drew,
Instead
of
being
able
to
control
his
Parliamentary
Cau-
cannot
hope
to
carry
on
effec
cus
as
had
been
taken
so
large-
j
tively.
If
his
own.
party
will
not
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
SERVICES
will
be
.held
at
usual
(imr
.11,00
A.M.
SUNDAY,
AUGUST
30
j
longer
the
city
prevents
decay
J
and
final
disappearance,
the
j
greater
the
value
of
what
we
pos-i
sess.
And
this
means
a
willing
support
him.
he
clearly
cannot
ly
for
granted.
Is
going
to
have
look
to
his
political
opponents
ness
to
spend
real
money
and
the
torted
and
out
of
focus.
i
j
Therefore,
when
the
question!
is
asked,
"Why
don't
you
attend
the
greatest
difficulty
with
it.
As
the
situaUon
standi
at
the.
present
week-end,
Hon.
Mr:
Drew
would
seem
to
have
no
hope
whatever
of
securing
a
vote
of
confidence
from
his
Parlia
REGULAR
BAPTIST
cost
from
year
to
year.
Whatever
It
is,
the
determination
will
be
well
worth
lt.
for
support.
And
that
appears
to
be
the
position
In
which
Mr.'
Drew
finds
himself.
'
'
The
Lrrhdon
meeting
is
reported,
furthermore,
to
have
had
iU-ireplarrne
nt
deflniteij
church?"
These
are
the
usual
re
plies:
.n
mentary
caucus
when
he
meets
First
f
Presbyterian
Church
.4t'
.
'
k
3
'
'
r
.
"
"
1
j-
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.
a
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It
as
inevitably
he
must
prion
1
in
mind.Ofat
least
the1
antl
i
to
the
opening
of
the
November
SPECIAL
MEETII
Drew
faction
had.
Its
choice
for
tea
ka4irrrijy.
was
said
to
be
Saskatchewan
Conservative
MP
John
Diefenbaker.
No
other
name
was
mentioned.
Reach
Accord
f
session
of
the
House.
t
One
report
of
the
past
week
to
which
informed
political
clr-j
cles
attach
particular
significance
relates
to
a
meeting
held
recently
by
the
PC
elected
MPs
and
defeated
candidates
in
the
Western
Ontario
region.
This
was
the
area
In
which,
on
the
basis
of
results,
Mr.
Drew
should
have
been
able
to
depend
for
his
strongest
support.
The
party
had
made
Its
most
concentrated
gains
there
In
the
city
of
London,
Oxford,
Bruce,
Huron.
,
Some
22
MPs
and
defeated
candidates
attended
the
gathering,
which
was
held
in
London
City.
They
debated
the
Drew
Premier
Urges
Canadian
Funds
For
Investment
!
SYDNEY,
Australia
(CP)
Australia
should
seek
Canadian
capital
for
development
rather
than
American,
Premier
Robert
Cosgrove
of
the
state
of
Tasmania
said
on
his
return
from
a
world
tour
recently.
Cosgrove
said
such
a
step
would
benefit
irom
the
"vast
amount"
of
capital
available
in
Canada
at
cheaper
terms
than
in
the
United
States.
It
would
encourage
closer
co-operation,
he
felt,
between
the
'two
Commonwealth
countries.-;..
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mm
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Thursday.
Sept.
3
8:00
P.M.
i
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REV.
D.
A.
GUNN
director:
World-Wide
Evanrtliiation
Crua
You
art?
Invited
to
come
and
hrar
this
man
of
God.
J
ymtj
has
rx-en
director
of
this
mission,
who
n
sprwl-.
In
a
nmn
ol
different
lands.
Many
thouwind.
"
through
his
ministry
This
will
be
your
only
cUr"'a
i
Ouiin
while
he
Is
In
Prlnee
Rupert.
Hr
U
to
W
.
at
the
Third
Annual
Adult
Bible
K;oiifertli
'
Itrmihtts
of
the
A
KKH
BIIII.K
AMH.
HMO1
Ki'lHemlicr
till
lii
I
he
7lh.
THE
INVITATION
is
.to
.
EVERYONE.
BELGRADE
(Reuters)
Yupo-slavia
and
Hungary
have
reached
basic
agreement
on
estab-'
lishlng
a
mixed
commission
to
investigate
frontier
incidents,
the
semi-official
news
agency
Yugopress
said
Friday.
Talks
between
Hungarian
and
Yugoslav
delegations
have
been
going
on
since
Aug.
10
in
alternate
meetings
at
Sombor,
Yugoslavlt
and
Baja,
Hungary.
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
vlritors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Ave.
Kast.
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright.
D.D
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
John
Currie.
8UNDAY
AUGUST
30,
1953
Morning
Warship
11
o'clock.
'Sunday
School
K.1I.W
,
Cosgrove
said
he
had
-
studied
EVANGELICAL
FI
Canadian
experiments
aimed
at
the
worth
of
replacing
hydro
I
Evening
Worship
1:30.
Minister
at
both'
Services.
5
AMBROSE
and
SIXTH
AVENUES
F
I
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Dnj
to
keep
it
Holy."
1
electric
power
with
atomic
power.
Canadians
felt
that
in
countries
like
their
own,
the
vast
hydro
resources,
atomic
power
would
not
be
economical.
CITY-TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
Mi
Bride
Street
FRUIT
Class
363
Apples
one
variety
named;
class
371
Sticks
fc?00
5)
THE
SALVATION
ARMY
Annual
NATIVE
CONGRESS
Led
by
Colonel
G.
Best
Field
Secretary
of
Canada
i-.".::
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'
WARNING
TO
THE
PUBLIC
Ui
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
with
Sd
Mt
mt
mud
tmvm
Mimmm
Rhubarb;
class
38
Any
other
kind.
DOMESTIC
SCIENCE
,-
Class
39
Preserved
Cherries
1
pint
Jar;
class
40
Preserved
I
Pears
1
pint
Jar;
class
41
Preserved
Peaches
1
pint
jar;
class
42
.Preserved
Beans
1
pint
ar;
class
43
Preserved
Peas
1
J
pint
jar;
class
44
Preserved
Tomatoes
1
pint
jar;
Class
45
Sweet
Relish
(
pickle
)
y2
pint
jar;
class
46
Sweet
Mixed
Pickles
1
pint
jar;
class
47
Chili
Sauce
''2
pint
jar;
class
48
Jam
Strawberry,
Raspberry
and
Plum,
1
2-pint'jar
ea.;
class
49
Jam
Any
other
three
varieties,
1
Vi-pint
jar
each;
class
50
Orange
Marmalade,
1
"2-plnt
jar;
class
51
Jelly
1
standard
jelly
glass;
class
52
Salmon
1
pint
sealer.
T,.
HOME
COOKING
Class
53
White
Bread
1
standard
loaf;
class
546
Dinner
'"Rolls;
class
55
Date
Nut
Loaf;
class
56
Dozen
Plain
cookies
3
varieties;
class
57
Sponge
Cake;
class
58
Chocolate
Cake;
class
59
Tea
Time
Dainties
3
varieties
(1
dozen);
class
60
1
Light
Fruit
Cake;
class
61
Dark
Fruit
Cake;
class
62
Apple
Pie
(pie
to
be
left
on
plate
on
which
baked);
class
83
Lemon
I
Pie
(pie
to
be
left
on
plate
on
which
baked);
class
64
Candy
1
plate;
class
65
For
new
Canadians
National
Dishes;
class
66
For
Children
Under
16
Plain
Cake;
class
67
For
Children
tnder
161
dozen
Plain
cookies
(three
varieties).
NOTE:
Entries
for
the
last
two
classes
(66
and
67)
to
be
ac-,
companled
by
a
written
declaration
by
the
parent
or
guardian
that
the
exhibit
was
entirely
the
child's
own
work.
NEEDLEWORK,
ETC.
J
(All
articles
In
these
classes
to
have
been
completed
since
January
1st.)
1
Class
68
Knitted
Bweater
Wool;
class
69
Any
article
made
from
flour
sacks;
class
70
Embroidered
Lunch
Cloth;
J
class
71
Ladies
Apron,
any
style;
class
72--Leather
work;
"
class
73
Crocheted
Centre
Piece
not
less
than
14"
diameter;
,
class
74
Any
other
hobby;
class
75
Over
16
Class
Any
knit-
ted
Article;
class
76
Over
16
Class
Plain
sewing
by
hand
any
J
article;
class
77
For
Children
Under
16
Embroidery,
any
article.
J
NOTE:
Articles
In
Class'
77
to
be
accompanied
by
a
written
de-
claration
by
parent
or
guardian
that
the
exhibit
was
entirely
the
child's
own
work.
GOSPEL
HOUR
HOLINESS
MEETING
CITIZENS'
RALLY;
(Mayor
Wlialm.
CHa'rl
SALVATION
MEETING
It
has
come
to
the
notice
of
this
Board
that
unlicensed
persons
from
the
United
States
are
seeking
to
obtain
monies
from
owners
wishing
to
sell
real
estate
or
businesses.
,
,
These
people
generally
require
a
"listing
fee"
and
promise
to
give
continent-wide
publicity
to
the
property
for
sale.
Often
the
payment
of
such
"listing
fee"
is
the
last
contact
with
these
people.
You
are
only
protected
if
you
deal
with
properly
Licensed
and
Bonded
real
estate
agents.
Affiliated
Business
Brokers
Inc.
and
National
Business
Brokers
Clearing
House
are
NOT
licensed
to
do
business
In
British
Columbia
and
any
person
dealing
with
these
concerns
or
their
representatives
does
so
at
their
own
risk.
This
advertisement
Is
published
for
the
protection
of
the
Public
by
,
REAL
ESTATE
AGENTS'
LICENSING
BOARD
(Established
under
section
49
''Real-Estate
Agents'
llcenatni
Act".
CH
14)
207
West
Hastings
.
Vancouver,
.C.
Saturday,
8p.m.
Sunday,
11a.m.
3
p.m.
7:30
p.m.
Monday
8
p.m.
HOUR
$359-00
and
up
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
644
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Meetings
at
The
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