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rinaie A A beautiful weddi ie ‘ , a 4 British housewives are told, is to| carnations,
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‘nam Bell | United Church last Thu sae eed in the First) With Mard-Jimer “Pirucce, cone saneee
| 4 ren las ‘alow , yy , . ae gtr etpend ’
ending | sony | " iursday when Evelyn Doreen! A Hard-Times dance featured udiihere cee te i corens yard
McNab bee; e : 2 . , . ‘ ‘ the ‘ - > ‘ ‘ re in 2 ors 5
he : a came the bride of Donald Wellington Trew we per a pe — — a by-product to cut production
’ of Smithers. The core ee a sm iter dance series at © val | costs. If sales are
{fice Ce . The ee remony was officiated by the Rey. halla Lodge Saturday night wth may co es ot Chetan i
hat it | L. G, Sieber. . the following prize winners: Tae flowers. gan te
sat a. I : The {1|owers - from-feathers room
| we Wek Sidhe So Oy dene 2 etiines Maiae ee - — and 2 . idea results in some life-like de-
u ‘ les WN oar ~ : i a /
litle “s gon McNab of Prince Leaving on the we dding trip Mrs. Mae 1 sets a tiles Brees: teat ot i ee ane tet
fl ‘ ipert and the late “Ne eas : Mae LAtCn an tn "| vase of lilies ade “Se a
} ated een a late Mrs. McNab. | to New Westminster, Vancouver vold, mist comical costume eae ( yp an nm coe eo
etter | yy j T _ son of Mr and and Seattle, the bride chose a Refreshments were served by es, tee seers
sc tn: rew of New Westmin- soft grey wool jersey dress, blue| Mrs. K. Hallberg, 1 }. Var- ih of dma ee
te! topcoat with wy an }* "S, Mrs. G. Var- “leaves” of dyed satins and sta-
va Approaching the alt a navy accessories,| feldt, Mrs. C. Miller. Mrs. V mens and pistil tur Lills
ph achi altar, on the and a corsage of red rosebuds | Fossum, Mrs. K. Rysstad and reali de hen = ee ae
ere arm of Her father. the bride was as her travelling costume. The! Mrs. 8 Veitch : Seeene nea eee
— in white rayon with bride is a nurse at Miller Bay Music wa applied by Mik eee
ele Gaksaeas anes ae ; : i si Was B81 a y Mike touch a1
é + rv atin, complete Hospita! Colussi and his accordi 5 Sha
‘ with floor-length veil and lace us dion prays, posies, hat ornaments,
cap adorned with orange blos- ae : = .
ie M : oms. She carried a bouquet of
, . red roses
fe » "7 f Bridal attendants were Miss
is Retta Long and Miss Helen
toni. ,oerachan, niece of the bride
pe ce Miss Long wore a gown of sheer
: mauve nylon and floral head-
Bill Lor :
cre ane 2 farried -« ‘ r :
bougU
bouquet of yellow carnations
p Miss Strachan was gowned in
- rose sheer crepe, floral head
; cress and also carried a boquet
A) , of yellow carnation 6
it Best man was Mr. David Mc @
Nab, brother of the bride. U h
ers were Mr. John Strachan. the
ride brother-in-law, and Mr
: . R bert McNab, another brother
: ; | Music was supplied by Mr. Hen-
. ry Pluym and Mrs. W Crawford
" ang “Because
i
ance Reception was held in the Ca-
had  nadian Legion auditorium where
tes the bride aunt, wearing navy
biue heer and a corsage of
ellow e¢arnations, joined the
a . groon mother in receiving the
guest Mrs. Trew wore gold
taffeta with blue velvet trim
ming na &@ corsage of pale
ue carnations
Telegram congratulation
were received from Sault Ste
Mark California Vancouver
McBride, and Smithers. Toast to
the bride was proposed by Rev
Sieber responded to by the
&room and a toast to the brides
maids was. proposed by the best
Mosher man, Mr. Dave McNab
Music at the reception wa
4 + provided by Dyke McMillan at
he piano
Dr. Gor The couplke wi eside n
snithers where the groom i
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Colin St. Andrew MacThrockle
Glencannon, Esq.

‘Lazy’ Figure
: Makes Clothes
Like Sacks

“Ye ken that Captain Ball is
@ verra astute mon an’ the way
he sees it, puttin’ a wee bit bye for
the future is the only sensible

LEEDS, Engiand Womer +e .
vith “lany” figures Gud mane way to operate if ye dinma want
ign look like a ' to wurrk all your life. Well a mon never
Krueger sae i Cecelia Hew gets any younger, ye ken,
a : geo oo = so I maun follow the Captain's advice.

: cannes Ye might say it cuts down on

‘ ik effort to move my activities in port... ns
: I meny ey but as I said before, a mon disna e
. a stints get any younger. An’ I never dite:
so to droop heard that settin’ a wee bit bye
Improvem« is largely a for agin’ ever harmed the highly
: . = = Miss Hew benufishul effects o’ Duggan’s Dew

equins knew

he importat of n 0’ Kirkintilloch!”

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st Thomas Craig
a a pose ’ hr ae Brag thea “Like I was tellin’ the boys,
Date | plates. Phone 909 253 the saving habit just comes natural to
© BON: whisk che Mindines farmers. Not the stingy,
- jance Friday, October 31. Whist saving for saving’s sake kind, but
8 o'clock, Dancing 10-2. Music the healthy saving for a purpose...
by M. Colussi. Good prizes. Re Take the way we save our
hment Admission $1.00 : ,
a Everybody welcome 256) corn stalks—chop em up and
B desk R © COP. misting Tuva. 8) put ‘em in the silo—then long about
pe Whalen, 3 p.m., October 30, Metropole Hall late winter, we start withdrawin
p nds and supporters cordially —to feed and fatten our cattle
nvited, Mr Roald Dahien, CCF for the spring markets ...
Ratre Sins a ne oer re Same thing happens every day
. ‘oh ‘round the farm. It's the natural,
eo sensible thing to do.”
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560
ae Socrates
"Wherein lies man’s happiness?...
Shear

Then, what gives freedom from

   

firen worry? ... Well, what creates
y and confidence in the future?

Sie You're tired of my questions?..,
isplay

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That has happened before;
so let me give you an answer for
a change... the simple practice
of thrift creates Confidence in the
future, freedom from worry and a
greater degree of happiness,”

 

 

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‘Flowers From Feathers to Help Turkey Prices

head -dresses
can be teamed with anemonies, |

asters, all derived from the farm-

—- ty are also being
made from feathers. °
fashioned in bronze turkey co-| Washington .
quilles that gleam under ball-'

lights. Each feather is
stitched by hand to a firm base BC. registrants are listed among
and a matching hat is available | ‘hse from 14 states and eight

Mr, and Mrs. Robert Shrubsali| Laila Husoy
will be sailing tomorrow night ' honor student recently married
for Vancouver where Mr. Shrub-
will receive treatment at don Leaman. of Chapman Camp,’
Shaughnessy Military Hospital. B.C

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Prince Rupert Daily News 3
Wednesday, October 29, 1952

ii | MANY LADDERS

| Canada produces annually
| about $500,000 worth of ladders,
including stepladders, extension
ladders and other types.

 

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KIDNEY
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CHENEY, Washington — T'wo'-

| 4oreign countries attending the
Eastern Washington College of
Education here

From Prince Rupert, is (Mrs.)
Pope, last year

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Frank Peddie

... distinguished stage, radio and television actor
.-. and well known lawyer in private life

speaks for himself as well as some of his
most popular and beloved characters.

Francis G. Peddie, Barrister

“We all play many parts... but few
of us ever play a role more
important than that of the Good
Provider. My own everyday role of
lawyer constantly brings home to me
the importance of providing for
the future. And I know of no other
way of doing it than some
form of saving. Putting something by
against tomorrow is the hallmark
of the Good Provider . . .
and the good citizen.”

   
 

 

“In my experience everybody reaily wants to put something by
to be able to fulfill some cherished wish later, to make life easier
when our hairs get grey, or to be ready for any unforeseen but
urgent need for funds.

For the average man and woman, it seems to me that Canada
Savings Bonds furnish just about as convenient a method for
saving as is available.

There is a mighty lot of truth in the old saying ‘Money burns
a hole in the pocket’ but if you put your cash into Savings Bonds,
it puts both you and it out of temptation,

There is only one thing that I like about Savings Bonds more
than another and that is that you can get your money out of
them at a moment's notice without any fuss or without a penny’s
loss on your investment.

In my opinion there is no better way to save than with Canada
Savings Bonds.”

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