Prince
Rupert
Daily
New.
Monday,
October
22.
1951
News
of
the
District
!
War
Bride
Story
Fabiola
Shows
Dramatic
Picture
KilRom
plied
bv
the
growlne
banrt
nf
.
Teresa,
stirring
romance
oi
Christians
within
the
Empire,
will
renouiJ
Luxurious
living
and
prodigal
decision
bm
H
hii
waste
abounded
in
the
south;
drlvuiz
..J
lh
r
the
frugal
way
of
life
and
chal-
HennViri.i
iriib:
lenging
precepts
of
the
new.
contiiienv
,r'45ir
unaccepted
religious
sect
col-
ot
the
ammn
r,ejc
''
llded
with
all
this.
""""How
an
American
soldier
and
his
war
One
of
the
most
dramatic
peroral-',
showing
today.
Tuesday
locls
in
the
history
of
ancient
and
Wednesday
at
the
Totem
j
Rome
forms
the
background
for
theatre,
is
heralded
as
one
of
the
i
fabiola."
feature
ottering
for
Central
Interior
TRAVELS
jELKWA
Tile
central
characters
f
mt
most
compelling
ana
nean-toiiching
dramas
of
the
year.
It
is
the
s:ory
of
a
lovely
young
this
Monday.
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
The
Roman
Empire
was
at
the
height
of
its
splendor.
Lavish
tin
Roman
Roman
senator,
senator,
rrnrrwi,,,..,
w
Fabiola"
are
a
"uiU
his
beautiful
daughter
Fabiola.
nomn
-,.
.
enes
0!
;
Italian
pea.-ant
girl
who
falls
in
and
a
dashing
gladiator
from
amuhith,.....7lTy'
!
lve
wiili
Philip,
a
raw
combat
displays
and
decadence
were
EVERYONE
infantry
recruit
and
who.
at
the
a
where
1:
'
"
'
Gaul.
alsely
implicated
in
murder,
the
gladiator
finds
!
i
fashionable
and
had
come
into
sharp
clash
with
the
crusading
and
revolutionary
forces
sup-
a
unleashing.
:'
Begged
lift
to
Burns
with
Bob
Davev,
inspector
t.f.
&
m.
muis
have
just
un-of
Indian
schools.
Conversation
largely
Indian
af-
oT'
Tal!
fairs.
Learnt
that
20
per
cent
of
Indian
children
ready
have
a
lumber
carrier,
absorbed
into
white
schools,
that
three
Indians
went
p""
VachtnLn
rli.se
of
the
war.
j
ins
him
in
New
Yolk
and
becomes
a
U
odds
uiih
the
over-pos.-essive
mother
who
ti
.
s
to
tie
her
son
to
her
anion
striivi!s.
Under
the
smoth-
thl'OUrh
Normal
last
Veal
and
"
doing
jjood
Work
north.
This
last
growing
lumber
Hue
influence
ot
his
mother
s
af-
Interior,
is
Bright
Garden
i
i
that
u..
there
will
;u
Ul
.
u
be
,
industry
of
Telkwa
has
expand-
fortiori,
the
marriage
collapses.
and
among
own
people,
probably
ed
tremendously
in
the
past
hw
,i.e
.n
is
able
to
shake
oft
year
and
bids
fair
to
become
(hp
sinster
influence
of
his
fam-
five
next
year.
one
of
the
most
modern
and
llv
and
win
his
wife
back
makes
,,
j
r
,
i,i
1
Regrettable
episode
on
return
and
to
hotel-
T'0
blonde
little
girls
efficient
mills
on
the
northern
for
a
fascinating
and
absorbing
white
at
Hazelton
for
both
pitifully
from
trucK
line
story
TnHian
f.Vilrlrn
Qnrl
nf
spvpn
SI
earning
at
back
o(
hotel.
Descended
and
new
schools
under
construction
...
..
.
not
nil
mil
hpr
apt
anH
xpnt.
ln-
The
picture
Introduces
two
property
known
as
the
,,.
actine
discoveries
in
the
The
mmiZi
tJ'jZ
Tj'tuv
t
H?
HOI.I)
THAT
POSE"
f
in
Indian
villages,
was
pieasea
;
V
h
rZ
r
"
TELKWA
"British
Columbia's
central
Interior
has
been
a
vast
garden
of
color
the'se
past
two
weeks.
Carpeting
the
countryside
as
far
as
the
eye
could
see
was
a
spectacle
no
artist
could
do
)us-
IS
:
talking
:
ABOUT
BUTTERICK
PRINTED
I
I
PATTERNS!
And
now
we
have
them
m
come
in
today
to
see
these
new
and
wonderful
easy-
"
to-uce
patterns
with
direc-
tions
printed
right
on
every
a
pattern
piece.
See
cur
wide
selection
ot
J
exciting
new
fabrics
in
a
a
J
dazzling
array
of
colors.
Style
them
in
Butte.
Ick.
i
1
WALLACE'S
5
DEPT.
STORE
iiiiimiiiiiiiiii
Hub
and
owned
by
Don
McEwen
persons
of
the
beautiful
and
has
been
purchased
by
Sing
Lee,
(tainted
Pier
Angell,
who
plays
to
hear
policy
of
Department
,
""""
"'"ts
t
Aff..L..
.
w..Xrt
not
located
for
nearly
an
hour.
,
Meanwhile,
exhausted
pussy-,
Telkwa
re-staurant
owner.
iif
nnoiirv
,
excellent
qualltj
of
erages
same
nnV
buildimr
will
be
converter!
yhe
the
role
of
Teresa,
and
'young
into
junn
Ericson,
cast
as
Philip.
gradually
getting
colder.
Streak-
a
modern
restaurant
with
booths
urp
to.
nnd
'n
fit
for
a
fairy:
Princess
were
she
to
fly
this
way.
I
ed
upsiaus,
between
snneKs,
for
installed
at
one
side
and
a
Mr.
Hlnchliffe
of
MI
tlOllV
or
A
!!1DI
Vt
1
J
"'li
Wr
HMirri(iu
ttiffny
4
I
I
I
From
the
hiyh
mountains
one
j
rould
look
down
on
landscaping
;
I
of
indescribable
be-auty
It.
was
as
If
huge
clumps
of
chrysan-memums
grew
in
profusion,
from
bright
sunshiny
yellow
to
deep
gold,
from
bronze
to
deep
brown.
1
.
tintcrspersrd
with
a
brilliant
!
orange
which
stood
out
sharply
j
canuy
ana
uvcituai,
mien
ic-
nui-.niuc
luuuiri
in
me
centre
c..U(h(-.rs
turned,
found
smallest
little
tor
quick
serving.
;
girl
removed
hers,
hot
with
!
!
weeping.
Sequel.
Repentant'
Joseph
Watson
of
Smithers
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Hienvstra
father
collected
daughters,
and
had
the
misfortune,
while
truck-
and
family
arrived
from
Ed-walked
away,
and
owner
ofjing
a
load
of
cattle
from
Kis-
monton
on
Tuesdays
train
to
truck
re-appeared
and
drove'
piox,
to
have
the
truck
leave
take
up
residence
here
and
off.
the
road,
the
vehicle
turning
where
Mr.
Hiemstra
expects
to
Day
brought
to
successful
;
ovcr-
ne
of
tile
animaU
was
find
employment,
close
in
cultured
converse
with
1
jurod
and
it
was
found
to
have
;
Toll:
Kanious
fln,
as
new
schools.
Have
been
amazed
at
living
conditions
both
in
Indian
and
white
schools
teachers
been
expected
to
tolerate,
and
anomaly
in
some
places
of
excellent
school
buildings
aid
indifferent
living
accommodations
for
teachers.
Observed,
anent
handicrafts
of
Indians,
work
of
Alphonsine
at
Stoney
Creek,
near
Vanderhoof,
who
is
copying
birch
bark
baskets
from
Saskatchewan,
sewing
with
stranded
spruce
roots
dyed,
and
encouraged
by
J.
H.
Sewell.
Regretted
sad
death
of
Indian
boy
in
locality,
given
a
D-D-T
preparation,
instead
of
castor
oil.
Passina
through
Palling,
recalled
having
seen
earlier
in
year,
at
home
of
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
Saunders,
map
of
Tweedsmuir
Park,
autographed
by
those
Sterling
Monday
-
Fvcninq
Shows
7
.
9:Q5
I
in
contrast
to
the
rich
gieens
of
E.
C.
Chapman.
Vancouver.
;
the
pines
and
spruce.
Here
and
general
agent
of
the
Milwaukee
;
there
a
vivid
scarlet
shades
otf
George
Varhey
desk
clerk
at
a
Dr0Ken
ieg
wnicn
necessitated
Tweedsmuir
Hotel,
born'
in
butchering
for
the
market.
Mr.
Miiria
nest.
"Thpr.
are
ahmit
an
'
Watson
shipped
a
carload
of
livestock
to
Edmonton
from
daily
papers
in
Budapest,
which
ha
;
q
nnnn
Int
inn
nf
ahnnt
ttt.-n
ilclc.
Railroad,
is'making
his
yearly
(
t
the
deep
crimson
of
the
wil-trlp
along
the
CNR.
stopping
at
i0wS
bordering
the
low
terraces,
town
checking
business
while
on
;
A
short
t,
,
was
cov.
en
route
to
Prince
Rupert.
;
ered
by
a
,1(,n,
banltn
of
smiw
!
Six
inches
fell
on
the
mountain
Mr
and
Mrs.
Lubbers
from
tops
but
nature
decided
to
lift
ii;illion."
Although
recalling,
j
i-itK
nlpa.snrp
lha
mnonificpncp
i
Mr
and
Mrs.
Duncan
Kerr
FOR
A
SAFE
AND
SANE
HALLOWE'EN
were
overnight
guests
at
the
Telkwa
Hotel
on
their
return
the
States
Saskatchewan
are
visiting
their;
her
winter
cover
and,
with
from
vacationing
in
Tony
and
Andy,
and
are
steady
rains
this
past
wTek
melt-
belore
going
on
to
Terrace
and
sons
oi
pie-war
Budapest,
George
does
not
wish
to
return.
He
has,
for
some
time,
been
trying
to
get
his
mother
out,
without
success,
and
has
to
resort
to
subterfuge
in
corresponding,
she
taking
a
different
name
for
each
letter
he
writes,
home.
Buy
Kinsmen"
Hallowe'e
contemplating
remaining
theilng
the
snow,
the
little
creeks
winter.
are
belching;
with
the
overflow.
I
The
Telkw
a
river
Is
a
young
r
James
Hall
of
1
torrent
of
cloudy,
muddy
water
:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i
as
n
ruscaovs
into
u.e
qtiict
i
blue-green
waters
of
the
Bulkley
i
Prince
Rupert
are
house
gues.s
of
Mrs.
Thompson.
Thev
hone
Shell-Out
Tickets
"Help
Kinsmen
1
.
The
Ladies'
Guild
of
Telkwa
held
a
successful
tea
and
sale
;
of
home
cooking
on
Saturday
in
the
library.
Mrs.
Clarkson
was
,
in
charge
of
ttie
tables;
Mrs.
i
Bates,
the
home
cooking
table,
land
Mrs.
Paulson,
the
kitchen.
to
do
some
hunting
before
the;
AH
this
Ls
a
fcrerunner
if
our
Likes
Pioneer
snow
flies.
approachink
winter
and
nature's
way
of
making
tlv.igt
beautiful
before
they
d'e
a
performance
from
Mrs.
Ralph
Ernewin
To
Help
Kiddk
here
to
!
most
Interesting
to
the
eye.
Mr.
and
I
Smithers
stopped
off
visit
with
her
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Wallace
of
Prince
Rupert
were
guests
of
Mrs.
M.
Thompson
the
past
week,
having
driven
down
for
a
try
at
some
big
game.
Mrs.
McDougall,
before
going
on
to
Kamloops
where
she
will
join
her
.husband
and
where
they
expect
to
make
their
future
home.
Rupert
Views
Wailace
Ireland,
the
Provin-
;
cial
Librarian
at
Victoria,
recently
received
from
F.
J.
Fuller,
pioneer
of
this
city,
a
collection
ol
early
Prince
Rupert
pictures,
i
as
well
as
reading
data,
all
of
distinct
value
in
matters
pertaining
to
early
developments.
Mr.
Ireland
wrote
a
most
appreciative
letter
in
acknowledging
Terrace
Hit,
Run
Case
BUCHANAN'S
m
present
at
opening
in
1935.
by
j
John
Buchan,
Lord
Tweedsmuir.
I
On
arrival
visited
good
friends
'
Xir.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Wilson.
Walter
recently
returned
.from
1
Seattle.
,011
holiday
after
overexertion
in
supervising
taking
of
census.
Arranged
talk
to
Mrs.
Wilson's
school
class.
Signs
of
coming
Hallowe'en
festivities
as
frequent
as
betel
nut
expectorations
on
pavements
m
Colombo,
and
same
color.
"When
do
I
eat?"
I
asked
har-rassed
waitress
on
second
visit
to
only
cafe
functioning.
"When
this
bunch
gets
out."
was
reply.
Began
thinking
investment
in
hot-plate
not
bad
idea,
during
stay
here.
Found
eating
facilities
trying
beyond
expression.
Party
behind
me
agonizing,
"If
Churchill
gets
in.
we
will
have
war."
In
front
of
me
on
paster,
scantily
clad
girl
with
ultra-erect
carriage,
and
friendly
fly
floating
round,
reminded
me
of
past
summer
glory,
as
gazed
.it
;
failing
snow,
and
thought
would
have
preferred
favorite
westerns
to
crying
babies.
Anyway,
there
was
good
brown
bread
and
real
butter,
and
youth
newly
arrived
from
China
was
helping
his
numerous
countrymen
cope
with
difficult
situation.
Reassured
of
Mr.
and
Xirs.
McDougall
returned
from
-
a
two-week
trip
through
the
interior,
going
via
Ashcrott
and
returning
by
the
Te'k.va
tiaragp
plans
rebuild-
in?.
V'jlu.Jeors
are
hard
at
work
TERRACE
-Arising
out
of
a
recent
Incident
on
Lakelse
Aven-up
when
Harry
S-.
aton
was
run
Hope-Princeton
Highway.
They
cleanins
up
the
altermath
of
the
opportunity
given
to
inspect
&
Vhat
was
sent.
Mr
Fuller,
this
.n'Sh
Irutt
UlC
down
and
seriously
Injured,
Wil
autumn,
observed
his
S2nd
belt
where
apples
could
be
had
11
is
unaerstooc
worn
will
for
the
picking.
They
visited
commence
as
soon
as
possible
liam
Parker
appeared
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Will
Ro-lnson
in
police
court
last
week
SCOTCi
WOT
with
Roy
Annis
In
Chllllwack,
on
a
new
building.
The
Telkwa
WHISKl
who
was
a
resident
of
Telkwa
some
years
ago.
niveisary.
A
filling
of
cream
cheese,
chopped
candied
ginger
and
chopped
almonds
makes
a
randwich
with
?.
truly
party
air.
For
action
use
News
classified
OimtilUd,
BUndd
and
Bottled
in
Scotland
Mi
m
16':
m
H
garage
will
be
larger
and
better!"1'"
remanded
for
eight
days
on
with
up-to-date
servicing
B
facili-j
$,K)?
?ail
?;dTker-
a
rf"t
ar-
,
.
,
rival
from
Vancouver,
is
charg-
lies
and
a
large
spacious
show-
j
ecl
with
hit
and
run
drivmg
and
!
room.
j
causing
grievous
bodily
harm.
!
III
This
advertisement
is
not
publishrd
or
displayed
bj
Ikt
Control
Board
or
by'
the
Government
of
British
C
William
Hayes
from
Perow
journeyed
to
Smithers
to
pick
up
a
new
half-ton
truck.
While
cirivinj
out
of
town
and
nearing
the
bridge
the
road
appeared
slippery.
Putting
on
his
brakes,
the
truck
swerved
sideways
and
went
off
the
road.
Damage
was
estimated
at
about
$900.
'Wings
over
the
Interior'
FLY
essential
goodness
of
fellowmen,
by
generous
gent
on
left',
taking
my
bill,
with,
"Do
you
mind
if
I
pay
it
with
mine?"
To
Terrace
daily
Members
of
the
library
held
a
card
party
on
Wednesday
with
three
tables
playing.
Mrs.
Mayer
won
first
prize
for
the
ladies
and
Chris
Peterson
won
lust
prize
for
the
men.
consolations
going
to
Mrs.
C.
Bus-
Ja.J
k.,.i..fc,-
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V
1
v..t;M
Thc
To
Prince
George
and
Intermediate
Points
.
Three
Days
Weekly
To
Kiiimat
and
Kemano
Daily
Exccot
Fridays
from
TERRACE
B.C.
LTD.
Crawford
Moore,
Agent
Always
Leading
With
the
Best
in
Watches
O.
K.
CAFE!
ot
,
Hazelton
1
Is
under
New
Mcnagemjnt
It
Is
now
owned
and
operat
d
by
Lee
Clvmg
and
Jim
Muh
i
ho
have
'
bought
out
Le
Duck.
The
cafe
ha?
been
remodeled
and
re-rlcco:
ated
and
will
give
first,
class
service.
248c
St4Nfiki.h
I
inlcrwear
is
soft
ami
w
arm
even
on
n
in
:XM
McCULLOC!!
?
U.t
-i.
Terrace
PrineC
Ituprrt
Phone
Black
907
Phone
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HALLOWE'EN
I
swifched
to
Marvclubc
for
dependable
starts
You
get
more
engine
protection
under
d
driving
conditions
with
Marvelub-
Heavy-Duty
motor
oil
that
mcetJ
car
manufacturers'
specifications
fol
correct
lubrication.
Marvelube
is
a
detergent
motor
oil.
&
not
only
lubricates
it
cleans.
A
cln
and
b
engine
free
from
gum,
sludge
particles
lasts
longer
and
gives
you
more
trouble-free
performance.
If0
Imperial
Esso
Dealer
protect
the
investment
you
have
in
your
car
wiu
his
"Care-Sdvcs-Wear"
service.
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tailoml
for
snug
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carry
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the
same
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are
niaile
in
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ami
sei,irnle
hliirtx
ami
drawers,
llie
drawers
liavin;
exlra-lieavy
scat
and
crutch
for
double
wear.
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FIELD'S
GHTS
cn
the
Christmas
lighting
string
Smart
new
"Imperial"
styling,
rich
brown
finish.
Exclusive
Dual
Chamber
Burner
gives
more
heat
from
every
drop
of
oil.
Money-oaving
Waste
Stopper,
Automatic
Draft
Minder.
Fully
Coordinated
Controls.
Power-Air
Blower
for
forced-cir-culatiou
optional
at
extra
cost.
Complete
line
of
Duo-Therm
Oil
Heaters
tor
1
to
6
room.
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OPERATION
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in
any
position
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WITHOUT
ADJUSTMENT
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No
Hallowe'en
party
is
complete
without
"Noma'v
plastic
pumpkin
snap-ons
as
an
effective
lighting
decoration.
SEE
THE
'it
TODAY
AT
NORTHERN
B.C
POWER
Co
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Ltd
Soft
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Durable
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on
ferms
at
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the
sign
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