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TALK
Prints
Rup'V
Daily
News
Thursday,
I
'
f-ceniDer
13,
1951
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!NURuCTok
by
Syms
I
Peanut
Tag
Day
yndKQ't,
lt
Anocln
r
COle'pl'1
Fraser
&
Payne
Loca
Realizes
$175
Kimmen's
Club
netted
the
sum
:of
$175
from
the
tag
day
held
j
recently
for
the
purpose
of
raising
funds
for
the
children's
;
Christmas
party.
The
peanut
tag
j
day
was
held
in
view
of
the
shell-out
tag,
day
in
October
having
bun
washed
out.
a
n
d
f5
PERSONAL
v..
LADIES'
NYLON
HOSE
Miss
G.
Petit,
RN.
of
the
Prince
A
L.
Bell,
local
chartered
ac-Rupert
General
Hospital
staff
countant,
left,
by
air
today
left
by
air
today
for
Vancouver,
lor
a
business
trip
10
Vancouver.
.t
I
I've
a
fskf
it
easy
lady
rf!,1
and
fivi;
kids
to
support.'
"Now
lemme
see
...
I
put
my
right
...
no
my
left
foot
on
the
clutcher."
.
.
I'll
sprout
she
learns
to
'
Oh
brother
.
wings
before
drive.''
J.
L.
Charles,
regional
engineer
for
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Winnipeg,
who
has
been
at
Terrace
in
connection
with
surveys
for
the
projected
railway
from
there
to
Kitimat,
left
by
air
today
for
Vancouver
en-route
back
to
headquarters
In
Winnipeg.
51
Gauge
15
Denier
vse
'Becomes
i
1
Bride
of
i
(
David
Jones,
who
has
charge
of
Skeena
Highway
bus
service
between
Frince
Rupert
and
Smithers,
is
still
detained
up
river
becaus.fi
of
the
severe
slides
occurring
since
the
start
of
the
ieues
of
gales
and
rain
storms.
j
Frank
McDonald,
for
some
I
years
in
charge
of
the
city
weigh
scales.
First
Avenue,
resigned
recently
to
enter
the
Pioneers'
Home
In
Westview.
Mr.
MrDon-
j
aid
has
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
j
cincc
the
tarty
days.
111,
31,
J03)JUU
lldii
til
r-)oitbe-Jiii(j
dcra
Lance
Corporal
George
Evans,
h".m
nn
leave
from
service
with
mom
'J
Mrs.
Fred
Thornton
proved
tht
prinwss
Patricia's
in
Korea,
m:km
a
.....
Mifisu
a
cududip
nnstess
wnen
i
...
i
.n,ir,t.
h-.
T-
-mm
1
flow
Seasonal
t'lS
101-med
the
flora
setting
for
P.
she
entertained
at
her
home
nn
t"""
,1
1
O
c
...
W
iu
Having
m,cu
ntly
In
Vancouver.
His
parents,
..
.
First
quality,
full
fashioned,
pencil
seam
.
.
.
cradle
foot
.
.
.
evening
sheer.
Trulv
n
beautiful
stocking
.
.
New
shades.
All
sizes.
Per
Pair
r.
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Evans,
are
"-'
;'
:.,,Wi,htcwc.B,ony
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
'ZT
l";
hp.ni.
Wednesday
when
Norma
Jean
Tetlock,
RNj
Christmas
party
following
the
4,htcr
of
Leslie
Bird
TdJuck
and
the
late
ex
expecting
him
In
the
citv
next
6"
lur
"
cul
mlilt.
Worinesrlnv
t.r,
snenri
nhlist.mus
tulllei
to
e
PaP
t"
n
the
!
Frince
George.
Tuesday
night
.;
Imperial
Order,
Daugh-
her,.
after
a
business
trip
to
Vancou-
Till
uck
01
-Kctfina,
became
the
brine
of
Chief
Peitvlters
of
the
Empire
.
J
!
nlrlnn
I
,1
uuring
the
business
session,
with
Mrs.
Carr
presiding
at
the
piano.
Oflifci-
i
tarry
unaries
utress,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mir,.
H,
ry
Cutress
of
South
Burnaby.
J
III
I
-
rV,
f
f
i,
i.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright
$139
1
ver.
Mr.
Edwards
was
accompan-;
ied
by
R.
H.
R.
Young,
assistant
I
to
the
treasurer
of
the
company.
T.
H.
Sorensor.
and
A.
V.
Hill
i
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
from
Vancou-!
ver,
being
here
to
at
tend
the
femi-annual
general
meeting
of
the
Frince
Rupert
Fishermen's
the
nuptials
'
Tn'
(K.1VK'lU2
"fd'w'.s
Weddiw
anrf
tem
and"
seasonal
"
,
,
i
if;
-re
used
In
the
rooms.
'
u
h
',"
a,
?,
,
f
1
A
toast
l
bride,
by
D
C.
of
white
br
dul
satin,
fea-
stevenson
WM
nspon
u
tp
w
uy
,
nylon
tuNe
yoke
with
thp
groom
b.-rtha
collar,
long
lily-;
T.,,s,
tn'.
m..
.
.nr
.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostesses.
Bringing
a
very
pleasant
evening
to
a
close
was
the
exchange
of
Christmas
gifts
by
the
members.
These
had
been
deposited
under
a
very
beautifully
decorated
Christmas,
tree
earlier
in
the
evening.
Raffls
of
a
cherry
cake,
do
B"y
2
tT
Co-operative
Association
which
will
be
held
this
Friday
and
with
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr,
regent,
in
the
chair
and
with
27
members
present,
Christmas
cheer
was
arranged
for
the
residents
of
the
Pioneer
Home
and
checks
were
sent
out
to
elderiy
ladies
in
the
city.
The
adopted
school
will
receive
books
for
their
libraries,
IODE
calendars
and
af
picture
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
Borden
Street
School
will
also
receive
a
calendar
for
each
room.
A
motion
was
passed
to
send
moneys
to
the
Seamen's
Amenities,
National
Shipping
and
the
Cigarette
Fund.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
business
session,
games
and
community
singing
were
enjoyed
tiny
buttons
to
the
roum
rpslMinri(,rt
.
h'
$7.75
and
full
skirt
slightly
en-llcr
headdress
wa.s
nylon
I
veil
with
cluster
of
or-'
blo-sonu.
Slie
carried
a
:
r
book
with
yellow
roses
..
i?
jit
at
;
whi'e
ribbons.
"C!d
at
40,50,60?"
.
Man,
You're
Crazy
ruTrt
your
uei
Thomwiwta
tr
vevvr
at
70.
Trj
."lATi'ii'X
i.n"
w.th
tmri
'..
'oi.(;iinm.rjle
fur
mk,
rnidora
frt-Litg
due
solely
to
buU'
liirlr
of
lra
i!(fi
many
mfn
mm
women
cilII
"old."
Try
Otrex
Tubw
Tablets
fur
p-y,
ymv.mtT
feeling,
thlt
v-rj
day.
Npw
'gi
aci'iaimwr
nii
vuiy
Qua.
tut
uiU
lru
ttr
verifbrfc
nated
by
Mrs.
Pat
Forman,
was
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Ridsdale.
Tea
raffle
was
won
by
Mrs.
Hamilton
and
the
door
prize
by
Mrs.
R.
Scherk.
Special
guests
of
the
evening
Included
Mrs.
G.
G.
Withers,
Municipal
regent,
and
Mrs.
Cor-less
of
Burns
Lake.
the
groomsman.
The
bride's
table
was
centred
by
a
three-tier
wedding
cake,
cut
in
the
traditional
navy
manner.
.
Miss
Clement
and
Mrs.
Flood
poured.
The
serviteurs
were
Miss
O.
Miller.
Miss
J.
McLeod,
Miss
E.
MacLean.
During
the
evening
telegrams
of
congratulations
were
read.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cutress
left
for
a
honeymoon
to
Ketchikan,
Al-
,
Gc:
inuine
Petit,
KN,
as
ol
honor,
wore
a
gown
of
e
.i,tt,ii
featuring
sweet-,
nerkiitie,
snort
sleeves,
full
ol
nylon
tulle,
matching;
i.
and
Miiall
nylon
hut.
She.
ti
a
mull
of
orchid
col-
I'lirvsuntiieniums.
:
i
t
.iCKWtttt
Cf't,ftt'1ttitttttiC
readers
.s'ka.
.
....1.,,1m'.,r,
PcH
nr.!
For
travelling,
the
bride
don-
JUST
ARRIVED
ined
a
rust
gabardine
dress,
'
vu'r'-
Ab
''
teamm
Tony
brown
accessories,
wearlnst
the
STYLE
BLOUSES
By
the
famous
stylist
Judy
Bond
.
.
.
Crepes
and
nylons
.
.
.
plain
and
trimmed,
for
casual
and
evening
wear.
$5
95
to
$10-50
Ky
iinu
uennis
unipieoyif,1Uofthe
r
,h
All
were
in
navy
Durnao.
K
H
li
A
A
X
M
H
K
X
ter-lenglh
muikrat
coat.
Her
corsage
was
yellow
rases.
I;
nn.
E
J
Smith
was
the
or
Lovely
Fashions,
Perfect
Pelts
at
Budget
Prices
Northern
Centre
Back
Muskrar,
mink
dyed
S3
50.00
Which
ever
you
select
.
.
.
one
of
the
new
shorter
length
coats
or
a
-classic
full
-
length
style,
and
whether
it's
mink
or
mouton
....
she's
sure
to
be
thrilled
with
your
gift
of
fur
from
our
quality
group.
Come
in
early.
al
,t
mid
soloist
was
Mrs.
Whether
you
are
a
SUPER-!
VALU
customer
or
not,
you
will
J
find
prices
on
foods
coming
down
!
v
in
Rupert.
For
this
you
can
j
thank
SUPER-VALU
(tfc)
i
i
Semi-annual
meeting
of
the
i
y
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-
j
operative
As.sociation
in
the
j
v
Oddfellows'
Hall
on
Friday
and
;
Saturday,,
December
14
and
15,
j
y
at
10
a.m.
(291ci
i
J
Here's
good
news
for
those
i
w
who
wish
a
Ronson
lighter
for
Christmas.
Bulger's
have
a
large
'
g
stock
of
all
models
and
there's
1
S
New
selection
of
ladies'
fall
handbags
.
.
.
SUEDES
CORDE
CALF
SNAKE
i
Sn::'h.
who
sang
"The
s
I'l.iyd''
during
the
sign-f
tile
register.
K(ition
lor
100
guests
was
.it
the
Nurses'
Home
with
K
I..
Clement,
RN,
and
H.
C.
Flood
assisting
the
1
couple
receive
the
guests
r
a
tle-oraicd
arch.
the
uccasiun
Miss
Clem-rliihe
a
iemi-foimal
gown
lure
and
a
corsage
of
nwi.
s
F.oocl
wore
a
iky
blue
'a
itown,
matching
feather
Jlirce
Joni
-)ie
j
.J-fome
3or
inai
Three
college
student
sons
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Forman,
Graham
Avenue,
Westview,
will
be
home
for
the
Christmas
holiday
season.
Son
James,
who
has
been
taking
the
luU
.wmesler
out
from
his
electrical
engineering
studies
to
get
some
practical
experience
at
Kemano
Bay
power
development,
will
be
home
next
week
and,
after
Christmas
will
return
still
time
for
artistic
engraving.
.
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A
Bill
Soihy
Each
day
in
this
column
will
appear
a
special
offer
by
the
Bus
Depot
of
10
per
cent
off
on
one
of
Its
line
of
goods.
Today
tt.
ic
!1ch!r
FriHiv
it.
i
hulk
A
lovely
and
useful
Christmas
gift
GEORGE
COOK
M-
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
irs
ft
I
CI
i
to
Univerlsty
of
Washington
at;candy
T
iltci
Seattle
Camilla
tn
to
resume
rb.'llnio
lllc
his
studies
attirlioD
i
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
974.
P.O.
Box
13G2
Son
Ted.
attending
Royal
Military
College
at
Kingston
in
Ardele
Lingerie
Outstanding
i
n
;tvlp
nnr!
nnnlitu
,,iijPr!iS'jfPt,
L
J
CUIIIltrtLiOIl
Willi
Ilia
IlUVetl
OI1I-
C
.sihtma
m.-eting
of
Cambrui
,
:
,.,,
,,.in
h
nmin.
-
-...--.vi.
a
NOTICE
Due
to
telegraph,
telephone
and
disrupted
train
service,
also
uncertainty
of
future
air
flights,
Prince
Rupert
Florists
advise
and
request
that
you
place
out-of-town
Christmas
orders
now
to
prevent
disappointment
to
folks
at
home.
(292c
I
!"'
Imperial
Order.
Daugh-
;lrom
the
Eas't
ncxt
woek.
t
il
I
he
Empire,
saw
the
home
Br,
n.,n
ai.onHir,
th
tini.
Mr.
G
Ham.
tastefully,
r
itv
f
B!itish
Columbia,
will
k
rated
f'j
tne
occasion.
be
arriving
from
Vancouver
next
t
riday.
Newest
materials
15
I
i
-i
.
i
at
prices
you
can
afford
to
pay.
Tailored
and
lace
trimmed
styles
.
.
and
sizes
to
44.
Gowns
...
Slips
Pyjamas
and
.
1
Panties
''?
Heorr.t.
Mrs,
Jens
Munthe,
j
f!'d
Mrs.
M.
Van
Cooten
j
'
'4
a
Rir.
st.
I'
dir
the
eonvenoi.hip
of
'
G.
G.
Withers
and
Mrs.
D.
ilk
arrangements
were
made
4
he
par
king
ol
hampers
con-f
.iii!
tood
and
clothing
for
ten
v
families.
Gifts
for
the
If
lien
of
these
families
will
"'mated
by
the
members,
ti.'-.
monthly,
raifle
was
won
(Mrs;
J.
Munfne.
ft:.
;
f
.
.
f
the
close
of
the
meeting
iti.iiers
exchanged
Christmas
and
enjoyed
delicious
B.
P.
O.
E.
DANCE
(
Satiirdayj
December
15
ELKS
HALL
nrv'V'1)'
Slippers
For
Everyone
Shearling
Uned
or
Plain
arrrccc(cr(irrt(cc(cc,((ir(-('c,c'(tt'ecrc,frr2
LADIES'
UMBRELLAS
Smooth
Leather
Slippers
For
Men
and
Bays
A
A
A
A
A
9
An
umbrella
makes
a
practical
gift.
Choose
from
many
styles
and
fabrics.
Priced
from
$3.25
to
$10.50
0r
OR
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5
I
FORSYTH
SHIRTS
Why
Not
Buy
Her
a
HANDBAG
or
a
pair
of
SMART
SHOES!
FOR
MEN
Good
aualitv
broadcloth
.
.
.
assorted
shades
.
.
.
You
can't
beat
a
"
FORSYTH
Shirt
-'
"No
one
ever
regretted
buying
quality"
Special
$3-95
"?
i
fa-
Come
In
and
See
Some
Practical
Gifts
at
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
P.O.
Box
638
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
Phone
357
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OF
SOFTNESS
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