Cdl
lit
f:-
Cxi.
as
:':
News
Items
.turned
to
the
.
(tupcrt
Wed-ni-ee-weck
trip
business.
,
ii
Card
Party,
a)
artist,
sail-he
Prince
RU-i,
where
he
will
n
of
paintings.
penlng
uira.
OUts
that
Monday.
Dec.
15,
(290)
iu
ui
returned
in-
Prince
Rupert
noon
after
vis-parents
In
Al-
:
turned
to
the
afternoon
on
,
:
from
a
busl-
.mver.
agned,
wish
to
.
nave
purchas-and
trucking
irge
u.
cascy
,.utronagc.
Order
:-i?cs
from
us
.at
e
orders
early
182
Tommy
Prrry
Welter
Jr.
(292)
Taylor
and
ie
George
.....
Hill.
A.
J.
'Dom'
OMINATO
lor
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T
i
R.
DEC.
11
O.lll
I.U
O
II.
Hi,
E
NT
U
E
NO
Mrs.
V.
E.
Cavenalle
and
child
are
sailing
tonight
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Moose
Christmas
Tree
Saturday.
December
13,
at
2
o'clock.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
O.
P.
Tinker
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season
In
Vancouver
and
the
Okanagan.
Arrow
Bus
Route
No.
4.
Owing
to
winter
conditions,
until
further
notice
Inbound
buses
will
not
turn
west
on
8th
Avenue
but
will
conlnue
on
McBrlde
to
2nd
Avenue
and
the
Depot.
1
(289)
Mrs.
Leona
Kalanko.
daugh
ter
of
Mrs.
J.
L.
Bethurem
of
Arrangements
for
Ing
events
of
a
social
nature
were
reported
complete
by
tees
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
A
perate
under
j
yesterday.
special
Iheld
December
24
and
there
will
be
a
New
Year's
Eve
party
In
the
Knights
of
Columbus
Hall.
Installation
of
officers
will
take
place
January
14
or
21
with
Wilson
Hunt,
lieutenant
i
governor
from
Pentlcton,
conducting
the
ceremony.
President
tonleht
on
C.
O.
Ham
was
In
the
chair
at
for
their
yesterday's
luncheon
and
Roy
W
They
have
Barrs
of
Vancouver
was
a
guest,
ne
recent
flnaj,
Doug,aj
p,,
r
c
t
u
r
n
e
d
of
Mrs.
Tay-iUr-jn..j.
o-i--
n,,
TE
)
I'r
)
V
VOTE
I
MlUIKMiai
Wit
tklt
u
pert
from
a
business
trip
to
The
regular
weekly
luncheon
X
HOTEL
A
QUIET,
PLEASANT
TLACE
TO
LIVE
'WPLEtELY
RENOVATED
-
ROOMS
REDECORATED
SPRING-FILLED
MATTRESSES
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
PtPrtetors:
TOM
PESUT
STEVE
VRKLAKN
Doug
Frizzell
On
Dealers'
Executive"'
Douglas
Frizzell
was
one
of
the
delegates
to
the
convention
of
the
Motor
Dealers
Association
of
British
Columbia
which
adjourned
a
few
days
ago
In
Vancouver.
There
were
120
present.
A.
J.
LawsonOates
of
Vancouver
was
elected
president.
The
directors
elected
included
Sid
Smith
of
Kamloops,
Wilson
Hunt
of
Pentlcton,
Norman
Ros-
coe
of
Nelson,
J.
O.
Ranley
of
Prince
Oeorge
and
O.
D.
Frizzell
of
Prince
Rupert.
EXTRA
PAY
FOR
ARCTIC
SERVICE
OTTAWA
Every
man
aboard
H.M.CS.
St.
Stephen,
assigned
as
weather
ship
at
a
point
be-
Usk.
left
at
the
end
of
the
weeictween
Greenland
.and
Labrador,
for
Vancouver.
She
will
enter
a
sanitarium
in
the
south.
will
be
granted
cash
compensa
tlon
of
$31.67.
This
will
be
in
effect
while
the
naval
frigate
will
be
at
sea
In
the
north.
Her
position
is
in
the
patch
of
the
freezing
Labrador
current.
The
added
boost
to
the
seamen's
pay
is
welcomed.
It
applies
to
all
officers
and
men.
Bernard
Allen,
general
superintendent,
Canadian
National
Railways.
Vancouver,
is
sailing
by
the
Prince
Rupert
tonight
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
after
a
two-day
visit
here
on
official
business.
Robert
Crulkshank,
who
Is
at
present
employed
In
a
bank
at
Kamloops,
returned
to
the
city
Wednesday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to
spend
Christmas
holidays
with
his
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
meeting
of
the
Rotary
Club
wasl
Mrs.
Vera
A.
Parsons,
recently
cancelled
this
afternoon
in
favor
arrived
from
Maple
Bay.
Van-of
a
mixed
dinner
meeting
tojCOuver
Island,
has
taken
over
be
held
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
the
premises
on
Sixth
Street
Friday
evening,
after
which
the!
formerly
occupied
by
the
Inter-Rotarlans,
their
ladles
and
national
Cafe
which
have
now
their
guests
will
attend
the
Ro-
j
been
completely
renovated
and
tary
ball
In
the
Civic
Centre
au-
in
which
she
Is
opening
up
an
ditorlum.
art.
souvenir
and
novelty
shop
whlcn
business
she
has
had
whoi,n
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Shaw,
considerable
experience.
have
been
paying
an
extended
,
visit
here
with
their
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Judge,
are
sailing
tonight
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
their
return
to
their
home
in
Long
Beach.
California.
BABY'S
7il
hC
l-St
VVLIJ
Relieve
misery
dlrffti
-without
"dosWT
RUB
ON
V
SALE
Crown-Owned
Land
PRINCE
RUPERT
B.C.
-
prior
sale
or
withdrawal.
War
Assets
Cor-aes
binding
offers
for
the
purchase
outright
-
n
s
right,
title
and
interest
in
the
land
des-
l-ois
1G.
17.
18
anil
19,
Work
31,
Section
1.
"
lie
City
of
Prince
Kupcrl,
In
the
I'rov-"
of
British
Columbia.
"r'Tj
may
be
submitted
for
one
or
all
of
"
above
lots.
ontatned
herein
arc
necessarily
abbreviated
correction.
nis
property
to
any
purchaser
will
be
subject
v;il
of
the
Governor
In
Council.
i'ts
Corporation
reserves
the
unqualified
right
or
all
offers
received
for
the
above
property.
purchase
should
reach
the
address
given
be-'
than
DECEMBER
29,
1947
AND
BUILDINGS
DEPARTMENT
AR
Am
rnDPORATin
m5!
,Calh"ine
Street
West,
P.O.
Box
G090
Phone
BElalr
3771
Announcenvents
All
advertisement
m
this
column
will
be
charged
(or
a
full
month
at
25
cent
a
word.
Another
Rotary
ticket
will
dr
i
three
things
give
you
a
chancr
to
win
a
car,
give
you
ticket
lo
Grand
Rotary
Dance,
help
the
hospital
children's
ward.
Oet
one
today.
(289)
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
Dec.
11
i
Catholic
Card
Party.
School
Hall.
December
11,
8
p.m.
St
Peter's
Y.P.A.
Xmas
Con
cert.
Dec.
19
and
20.
St.
Peter's
Hall.
S.O.N.
Christmas
Dance.
Mrs.
Black
and
five-piece
orchestra.
Everyone
welcome.
Tickets
at
door.
Civic
Centre,
Dec.
26,
9:30
till
2:00.
S.O.N.
Christmas
Tree,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
Dec.
30.
2'
to
5.
Refreshments
and
entertain-
ment.
Bosun
Inn.
909
First
Avenue
West,
Black
959.
Fine
food,
ta-
males,
chill,
barbeque
chicken
-krww-
W
r
SHIP
OF
HOPE-
-New
Canadians
to
the
number
of
800,
displaced
persons
and
other
immigrants,
will
arrive
in
this
country
with
each
voyage
of
the
dlesel-electric
liner
Beaverbrae,
seen
above
(left)
alongside
her
refitting
berth
at
Sorel,
Que.,
when
she
enters
service
early
in
1948.
Formerly
the
German
vessel
Huascaran
of
the
Hamburg-Amerika
Line,
she
was
captured
virtually
undamaged
by
Allied
forces
in
a
Norwegian
fjord,
where
she
had
acted
as
repair
and
"mother"
ship
to
U-boats
seeking
their
toll
of
shipping
in
the
North
Atlantic,
and
handed
over
to
Canada
as
pari
reparations
payment.
Master
of
the
Beaverbrae
is
Captain
G.
O.
Baugh,
O.B.E.,
R.D.,
seen
at
right
in
the
ship's
wheelhouse
holding
the
Mazl
rear-admiral's
flag
which
was
found
aboard
the
ship.
Capt.
Baugh
is
himself
a
veteran
of
the
Battle
of
the
Atlantic
and
quite
possibly
during
the
war
tangled
with
some
submarines
which
had
been
based
alonslde
his
new
command.
The
blackboard
for
marking
bilge
and
water
tank
soundings,
seen
behind
the
captain,
still
carries
it3
German
wording.
(Canadian
Pacific
Photos.)
IF.
R.i
Herr-
Sm-I
Krllrl
fir
Tender,
Aching,
Burning
Feet
Your
feet
may
be
so
swollen
and
Inflamed
that
you
think
you
cant
go
another
step.
Your
shoes
may
feel
as
If
they
are
cutting
right
Into
the
flesh
You
feel
sick
all
over
with
the
pain
and
torture;
you'd
give
anything
to
get
relief.
Two
or
three
applications
of
Give
HIM
the
Gift
lie
wants
.
.
comfy,
Affe
SLIPPERS
for
FOR
CHRISTMAS
Slater
Shoes
GEORGE
HILL
&
SONS
LIMITED
P.O.
Box
"37
C21
Third
Avenue
15-Jcwel
Watches
from
12.50
up
1,
2
and
3-Strand
Pearls
fronv
3.75
up
Musical
Jewel
and
Powder
Boxes
......
8.75
Cigaret
Cases
and
Compacts
.......
up
Earrings
and
Pins
from
1-00
up
GODFATHER
Prince
Philip
Mountbatten
took
on
another
tough
task
in
the
light
of
his
many
duties
preceding
his
marriage
to
Princess
Elizabeth.
He
became
a
godfather
to
the
new-born
son
of
Lord
and
Lady
Brabourne
at
their
home
in
Marsham-le-
Hatch,
near
Ashford,
Eng.
The
child
is
the
grandson
of
j
Earl
and
Lady
Mountbatten,
uncle
and
aunt
of
the
prince.
Mountbatten
Is
seen
peering
over
the
shoulder
of
Lady
Brabourne
at
his
godson.
'
V
!
Moone
s
.mcraia
vju
turn
ui
icw
,
i
minutes
the
pain
and
soreness
dts-
j
y
appears.
I
S
ineui
.
matter
how
discouraged
you!?.
Caterers
large
or
small
have
been.
If
you
have
not
tried
I
w
parties.
Open
all
night.
Orders;
"
on
tnen
j-
to
take
OUt.
(2)
j
ormes
Drugs
and
all
druggist.
I
F.
I
y
y
!
'
y
y
y
y
y
y
1
y
y
v
.
y
i
y
MEM
'DELUXE
UPRIGHT
MODEL
(With
polisher
attachment)
MASTER
UPRIGHT
MODEL
DELUXE
TANK
MODEL
(with
attachments)
ALSO-f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roderick
McRaa
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
.ICWEST
'"
!
I
.21
tablets
2c
I
II
PP.lv.ES
lOOUbKU
7N
I
109.50
89.50
99.50
The
machine
that
Scrubs
Waxes
Polishes
Buffs
Price
$99.50
No
increase
received
on
these
items
as
yet
(prices
subject
to
change
without
notice).
McuMvs.jM
COME
IN
AND
LOOK
AROUND
.
.
.
COMPARE
OUR
PRICES
AND
QUALITY!
GIFT
WRAPPING
FREE
SERVICE
No
Change
in
Our
Prices
on
Diamond
Rings
Even
Though
There
Will
be
a
Shortage
Owing
to
the
Import
Ban.
Still
Priced
from
30.00
and
up
n
ua
Bia
xbiv
sum
as
ta
i
2f?
FIVE-DAY
SERVICE
ON
WATCH
REPAIRS
J
W
STII
L
OFFER
YOU
A
THREE
TO
COMPLETE
OPTICAL
SERVICE
-
JEWELLERY
REPAIRS
AM)
ENGRAVING
j
.
'
"
,
R
MANSON'S
-rtST
1
I
MOIBEROP
THE
CANADIAN
JEWELLERS
ASSOCIATION
.
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i
:
"
:
!
!
i
s
:
a
:
5
:
Wnti
JClupctt
22ailB
J3eUi,
Thursday,
December
11,
1947
5?
There's
No
Doubt
.
.
.
...
he
will
appreciate
one
of
the
new
TIES
or
a
smart,
comfortable
SCARF.
In
scarves
you.
can
make
an
easy
selection
from
a
wide
range
which
includes
Quebec
handwovens,
authentic
tartans
and
colorful
plaids
and
stripes..
We've
silks
and
spun
rayons
also.
Priced
from
$2.00
to
$4.00
There's
a
host
of
fine
TIES
to
choose
from.
See
the
new
Swiss
silks,
Mac-clesfields,
silk
foulards,
as
well
as
the
favorite
wool
chains
and
Loch
Glens.
'
From
$1.00
to
$3.50
GIFT
BOXES
AT
NO
EXTRA
COST
Vo
f
1
!
a
el
i
inJi
1
Si
PRACTICAL
GIFTS
.
.
.
are
always
acceptable
FOR
HIM
Power
and
Carpenter
Tools,
Fishing
Tackle,
Sporting
Goods.
FOR
HER
Lamps,
Dishes,
Pressure
Cookers,
Electric
Irons,
Toasters,
Mixers,
Pyrex
Ware.
FOR
THE
YOUNGSTERS
Ice
Skates,
Skis
and
equipment,
Sleighs,
Roller
Skates,
Wagons,
Bicycles
and
Kiddie
Cars.
"SHOP
EARLY"
ilr
LDJklkfU
Mdirlcle
St.,
riione
311
If
you
want
your
kitchen
remodelled,
we
build
your
CUPBOARDS
in
our
shop,
ready
for
installation.
Or
if
you
want
your
FLOOR
SANDED
Call
BLUE
610
We
also
have
a
good
selection
of
furniture
made
in
our
shop,
such
as
Cabinets,
Book-Cases,
Tables,
Magazine
Hacks,
Drying
Hacks,
Hocking
Horses
and
Doll
Cradles
in
three
sizes.
SEE
OUR
DISPLAY
KOOM
IN
11R00KSBANK
BLDG.,
THIRD
Ave.
Open
2-5
P.M.
THIS
WEEK
ft
K
R
R
A
8
H
K
art,
'Ox-
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
Suggestions
Elizabeth
Ardcn
Evening
In
Paris
Adriennc
Max
Factor
Yardley
Peggy
Sage
Cutcx
Tangee
Bachelor
WE
INVITE
YOUR
INSPECTION
OF
OUR
LARGE
ASSORTMENT
OF
GIFT
SETS.
We
will
hold
any
article
till
Christmas.
No
deposit
required
Ormes
Drugs
'THE
PIONEER
DRUGGISTS'
8
ft
H
A
GIFT
OF
FISH...
Your
friends
will
appreciate
as
a
Christmas
Gift
a
ten-pound
carton
of
our
Famous
B.B.
Brand
of
ASSORTED
SMOKED
FISH
Shipped
Express
Prepaid
in
B.C
ALBERTA,
MANITOBA,
SASKATCHEWAN
OR
ONTARIO
for
Send
your
orders
to
the
Bacon
Fisheries
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
For
Prince
Rupert
Seafood
Products
PLEASE
PLACE
YOUR
ORDERS
EARLY
M
K
A
fi
S
2
K
K
K
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