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STRICT
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I
the
executive
ui
Rupert
Oirl
Guides
-
jotf
nftprnoon
the
creation
oi
suca
dl:-ttlct,
ana
awo.
the
progress
of
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Brownie
packs
.
increasing
interest
mover.:;.
f
rroups-
are
la
DB
01
Guide
troop
at
SWEET
MELLOW
GOODNESS
I
"Royal
City"
Corn,
alMiiimliiiK
in
flavor,
fits
in
so
readily
with
lunch
ami
dinner
menus.
He
sure
your
market
basket
in-rlmles
this
quality
brand.
PQYAl
Metlakatla
and
a
Salvation
'
Afniy
Brownie
pa'cK
In
Prince
Rupert
the
meeting
learned.
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergln
was
appointed
secretary
ol
the
asso-j
elation,
replacing
Mrs,
Peter
Lakie,
who
is
at
present
out
of
the
city.
A
wreath
will
be
laid
by
the
Guides
and
Brownies
at
the
Cenotaph
during
the
Remembrance
Day
ceremony
next
Tuesday,
according
to
plans
of
the
association.
Mrs.
G.
R.
3.
Blackaby.
association
president,
was
chairman
of
the
meeting.
There
were
nine
members
present.
,
AIR
PASSENGERS
-
To
Sandsplt
C.
A.
Leslie,
II.
Helin,
Miss
M.
Anderson,
Mrs.
A.
Anderson,
Mrs.
C.
Charleston
'
and
Infant,
Mrs.
S.
L.
Simpson,
Miss-
M.
Simpson,
Mrs.
A.
Jones,
R.
Charleston,
P.
Charleston.
To
Vancouver
L.
Chan.
Prom
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
J.
E.
Wood.
From
Port
Hardy
C.
A.
Little.
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CANNED
FOODS
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Ltd.
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1
1'
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in
large,
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NAl)
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large
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.
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Wall
18c
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PERT
BRAND
FISH
PRODUCTS
Produced
and
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by
I
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an
ami
out
af
ft
DELIVERY
l'HUMS
1
1
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Fruits
and
Vegetables
lor
Your
Shopping
Pleasure
tARS
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Ready
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2
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23c
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rinks
....
2
for
27c
I'LEiS
Jonathan,
For
Cocking
.
3
lbs.
Zoc
JI
ASH-Ilubbard
or
Danish
....
per
lb.
6c
Ul'ES-Tasty
Emperors
2
lbs.
29c
JTATOES
No.
1
Cedarvalc,
per
sack
3.M
LOOK
WAX
Aero
lb.
tins
2Je
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.
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HP-Lifebuoy
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25c
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CLEANER
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Limited
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
QUEEN
MARY
VISITS
RADIO
EXHIBITION
Her
majesty
Queen
Mary
Is
shown
taking
an
Interest
in
a
demonstration
on
one
of
the
stands
at
Britain's
post-war
radio
exhibition
which
opened
recently
at
Olympla.
She
saw
the
latest
developments
in
British
radio
both
for
the
home
buyer
and
the
all-important
export
trade.
I
I
(V
I
i
1
-
1
I
x
r
a
ic
vryrrc
John
Hewsick,
who
has
been
Meeting
of
Job's
Daughters,
in
the
south
fishing
durln;
th-
Friday
7,
at
8
p.m.
initiation
oi
summer
and
early
fall,
returned
.
members
and
election
of
offi-
worinoHov
Qftpmnnn
nn
the
i
cers.
Bingo,
suver
marcn
anu
Prince
Rupert
from
Vancouver
to
spend
the
winter
at
his
homo
i
here.
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
Annual
Meeting
Friday
Nov.
7,
8
p.m.,
Common
Lounge,
Civic
Centre.
Business
includes
election
of
officers
and
delegates
to
district
convention.
(261)
V
w
Canadian
Legion
annual
smoking
concert
at
Armouries,
Tuesday,
November
11.
7:3a
p.m.
Tickets
now
on
sale
to
all
Leeion
members
and
veter
ans
of
all
wars.
(263)
Mrs.
C
L.
M.
Giggey
of
Terrace
arrived
on
the
Prnce
Ru-nert
Wednesday
afternoon
from,
Vancouver
following
a
trip
to
.Eastern
Canada.
She
was
met
by
her
husband
who
drove
from
i
the
interior
town.
Tney
re
turned
home
by
car
yesterday
afternoon.
To
all
Sons
of
Norway
mem-
i
r1
.
V
.
vember
6;
Oddfellows'
Hall,
8j
p.m.
sharp.
Initiation,
refresh-
s
ments,
program,
dancing.
AUj
Norwegians
invited
to
see
con
vention,
pictures.
(260)
:
O
Education
Week,
Nov.
2-8.
Public
Meeting,
Civic
Centre
Auditorium,
Friday,
Nov.
7
at
8
p.
m.
(t-th)
Mrs.
Helga
Kvist
returned
this
week
to
her
home
at
Oona
River
after
a
six-month
trip
to
Sweden
and
Norway
followed
by
a
visit
with
her
daughters,
Mrs.
Armand
Lund
at
Prince'
Rupert
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Reynolds
at
Terrace.
While
overseas,
Mrs.
Kvist
visited
all
parts
of
Sweden
and
some
cities
in
Norway.
She
returned
via
New
York
and
Chicago,
motoring
to
the
west
coast
from
the
latter
city
with
friends.
,
Elio's
Furniture;
Store
will
be
dosed
Nov.
10
to
-fan.
3,
1948.
(.270)
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
bo
charged
lor
a
full
month
at
25
cents
a
word.
Baptist
Sale,
Nov.
6.
Sons
of
Norway
meeting
(Thursday,
Nov.
6.
Important
i
that
all
members
attend.
!
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
social.
Sale,
Nov.
10.
Women,
of
the
Moose
annual
Bazaar,
Nov.
12
and
13.
Moose
Temple.
Turkey
Dinner,
United
Church
;
Nov.
13.
Catholic
Card
Party
at
School
Hall
Nov.
13,
8
p.m.
o,,BPn
Marv
I.O.D.E.
Bazaar,
Nov.
19.
Presbyterian
Fall
Bazaar.
Nov.
20
.
..
Eastern
Star
fail
uance,
masonic
Temple,.
Nov.
21.
St.
Andrews
Cathedral
Bazaar
November
22.
Salvation
Army
Home
League
Cnlf.
Nov.
25th.
CCF
Bazaar,
Civic
Centre
Nov
9Rth
Sonia
Tea,
Home
Cooking
Fancv
Work.
Lutheran
Recrea
tion
Rooms.
2:30-5:30.
Nov.
29;
United
Church
Bazaar,
4.
dranse
Sale,
December
5.
I
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
Dec.
11
(261)
In
the
course
of
the
school;
board
meeting
last
evening
the
subject
of
the
teachers'
salary
schedule
came
up
but
there
were
no
new
developments
to
report.
The
school
board
last
evening
accepted
an
Invitation
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
Association
to
attend
a
dinner
on
December
2.
Dcmlnlc
Elio,
although
having
closed
his
store
for
a
month
is
remaining
in
ths
city
but
may
be
leaving
later
for
a
holiday
trip.
It
was
erroneously
stated
In,
the
Dally
News
yesterday
that
Mr.
Elio
had
left
the
city.
Church
Parade
to
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral,
Sunday
Novr
9.
1947.
Members
of
the
Cana
dian
Legion
"fall
in"
at
Legion
Hall
at
10:20
a.m.
Forage
caps
or
berets,
and
medals,
should
be
worn.
Philip
M.
Ray,
Sec-
retary-Manager.
Hotel.
.
.
-(It)
arrivals
H.
Thompson,
Vancouver;
C.A
Little,
Holberg.
B.C.;
J.
E.
net-cher,
Vancouver;
B.
H.
Spencer.
Inverness;
H.
Singleton,
Vanciu-ver,
J.
D.
Shirlaw,
Vancouver;
.
Tt
r
TP
C.
R.
Laitu,
Vancouver,
r
.
-
Pawson,
Montreal;
P.
R.
Nevi-son,
Vancouver;
L.
A.
Head,
Vancouver;
J.
S.
Thompson,
WARTIME
HOUSE
SALE
APPROVED
HAS
NEVER
HAD
ROUGH
BOAT
TRIP
If
one
wishes
to
avoid
rough
weather
on
sailings
to
and
from
Vancouver
it
Is
only
necessary
to
travel
on
the
same
days
asi
Harold
Singleton,
well
known
commercial
traveller.
"Six
times
a
year
for
the
last
13
years
I
have
travelled
between.
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
-and
never
had
a
rough
trip."
he
declared
upon
arriving
here
Wednesday
aboard
ss.
Prince
Rupert
Doctor
Addresses
i
Nurses'
Meeting
I
City
Council
last
night
re-
A
lecture
on
the
employment
cinded
a
motion
passed
at
a
anesthetics,
given
by
Dr.
J.
P
regular
meeting
two
weeks
ago
Cade
was
a
feature-of
the
regu-
which
ohiected
t.n
the
sal
nf
Mr
monthly
meeting
of
the
wartime
hnnsps
on
TJnshhrnnir
Prince
Rupert
Nurses'
Associa-
i
Heiehts
unless
Central
Morteaee
tlon,
held
Tuesday
night
In
the
nnrl
WnnW
Hnrnnrotlnn
rnnlrt
nurses'
residence,
Fourth
AV
1
tho
f
hcit
nf
th
1
enue.
Dr.
Cade's
address
foUow-
'8
houses
before
purchase
agree-
ed
a
general
businesss
meeting
i
ments
were
entered.
!
whlch
was
attended
by
18
mem-
l
n,
ctinnisHnn
with.
Iters
and
was
under
the
chair-
id
rawn
nn
mntinn
nf
AlHurmnn
'
manshlp
"Of
MiSS
Inga
Jensen,
I
J
4
1
,.J.
TVio
otto.
Youngs,
who
had
moved
the
I
a"wluuuV
"
,
with
the.
concluded
serving
orleinal
motion,
after
council
nlng
had
been
told
by
Mayor
Arnold
of
refreshments.
that
she
had
been
assured
that
.
:
there
would
be
no
difficulty
In
THEN
AND
NOW
selling
the
homes
and
that
Cen-'
rru
iPATinW
tral
Mortgage
and
Housing
planned
to
sell
them
on
a
block
basis,
rather
than
as
Individual,
scattered
units.
111
i.iwv-v
I
An
interesting
and
informative
part
of
Mayor
Arnold's
radio
broadcast
Monday
evening
in
connection
with
Education
Week
was
her
reference
to
the
Dodge
Cove
School
progress
of
education
in
Britain
U
xs
Nnr
iioi
oausiaciory
SatUfarrnrv
.
a
few
generations
ago.
in
1870,
fnr
pvmnlp
,t
wn,
a
School
accommodation
at
indeed
for
a
member
of
a
poor
Dodge
Cove,
Dlgby
Island,
was
family
to
have
knowledge.
Such
orougnt
to
tne
attention
or
tne
,
is
now
as
a
matter
of
Kcuooi
Doura
iaj.1
iugni,
wiunuui,
COUrse
todav
bv
anv
child,
no
.
delay.
Heating
is
not
everything
it
should
be
and
the
same
goes
for
sanitary
facilities.
There
Is
exposure
to
the
bad
weather
for
lack
of
play
shed,
the
playground
is
tiny
and
entirely
un-
sulted
and
,to
sum
it
all
up,
It's
no
place
for
either
teacher
or
youngster.
matter
what
the
circumstances.
LICENCE
PLATES,
TOO?
The
'automobile
bug"
of
South
America,
carries
a
white
light
in
front
and
a
red
one
behind.
HIII
Corn
reen
Peat
.
.
.
Cut
Green
Beam
.
.
,
on-lhe-Cob
Green
Peppers
inch
.
lima
Beant
.
Ruspbernet
Sliced
Strauberriei
.
Blueherriet
.
.
Sliced
Peachet
.
.
Canlulonp
Cubei
.
.
liMirajuj
Caulijlouer.
7
wmtKw
,
vfT
f
rco
than
r
nn.
Iti
Qood
to
tlie
&wt
Pnop
Trade
Mark
I
I
MKegistercd
axwell
Hou
se
Maxuell
House
is
bought
anil
enjoy
ed
by
more
people?.
any
oilier
brand
fofcoffee
in
the
world
at
any
price.
Coffee
k
Pretlud
e
Gnrol
Foadi
XSrfntd
t&upcrt
Dafte
JScU)3
Thursday,
November
6,
1947
SOCKS
We
have
what
you
want
in-
dress
socks
.
.
,
Mixtures
and
all
-
wools
in
plains,
English
ribs,
fine
patterns,
fancy
diamonds
and
double
soles.
Made
by
such
well-known
firms
as
Harvey
Woods,
Mercury,
Holeproof,
McGregor
and
Forest
City.
PRICES
RANGE
FROM
75c
to
$2.50
i!ts''c'e'ss!e'e,e!C''S!e,i'tcl!c!e!c'e'c','C'1cS
ORDER
NOW!
Personal
Christmas
Greeting
Cards
ALSO
BOXED
ASSORTMENTS
In
New
and
Original
Designs.
Prices
from
50
up
GIFT
STATIONERY
FOUNTAIN
PENS
D1BB
PRINTING
COMPANY
BESNER
BLOCK
THIRD
AVENUE
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPRr
HICKS
FRASER
HOUSE
Modern,
Quiet,
Comfortable
714
FRASER
STREET
Ptione
Black
823
K
K
K
K
R
X
9
1
Good
Enough
To
Eat!
.
.
.
That's
what
he'll
say
when
he
faces
you
over
the
dinner
table
in
this
handsome
wool
crepe
dressy
dress
with
jewel
neckline
enhanced
by
side-swept
floral
design.
COATS
Mouton,.
fur
-
trimmed,
cloth
or
rainy.,
weather
styles
.
;
.
we:
have-them
all
-
o
SUITS
You
wilt
find
ours
mod.
ern
styled,
exciting
;
ta.
look
at
and
a
pleasure
to
wear.
Our
personaMaed
BUDGET
PLiVN
is
designed
to
suit
"every
J
p..ir
vn
INTKHVJ5T
NO
HARRYING
CHARGES
I
To
Avoid
Inconvience
We
strongly
recommend
that
our
customers
fill
their
coat
bins
as
soon
as
possible,
or
at
least
order
well
in
advance,
as
there
will
be,
unquestionably,
a
shortage
of
supply
this
winter.
"CALL
US
OYER
THE
COALS
it
Is
going
to
be
a
burning
question."
FOOTHILLS
LUMP
EGG
NUT
TELKWA
LUMP
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LIMITED
Call
651
or
6$2
Coal
Lumber
Paints
Building
Supplies
PLACE
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AD
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