YALTY
AROUSES
FASHION
INTEREST
NEW
Snarl
Slut
ICS
VAN'COl'VER
CIVICS
(Continued
rrom
pafle
1)
ess
is
The
official
proceedings
at
way
up
island,
there
will
be
brief
Victoria
will
commence
Monday,
pauses
at
Duncan,
Ladysmilh
Tuesday,
Wednesday
and
and
Parksvlile.
Thursday
will
be
pent
at
Eagle's
j
An
official
visit
to
Nanaimo
Crest,
Qualicum
Beach.
On
the
'
Is
scheduled
for
Friday
i
I
Furred
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
October
20,
1951
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jmiMirtant
pail
'j'j'o.sHiiiies
of
Prin-on
her
tour
ol
linns
depend-.IvMtiH-r
and
the
A.
v
are
the
same
i
,vai!.iliie
in
Prince
,
,..,
made
from
the
animals
of
ii
..tern
Canada
Her
,jt"s
ore
brown
I
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into
the
win-.J.Vi
Northern
On-
prainw
she
don't
broun
mink
coat
LOW
PRICES
The
Furs
You
Want
For
Winter
1951-52
Princess
and
Duke
riding
in
an
open
convertible,
was
accompanied
by
motorcycled
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
Cheering
crowds
lined
the
thoroughfares
and
every
vantage
point
such
as
store
windows
and
roofs
were
filled.
Early
in
the
day,
hours
ahead
of
time,
people
were
In
their
places.
Many
had
comfortable
pot,
sitting
on
camp
stools
to
await
the
arrival
of
the
royal
pair.
Days
ago
all
camp
stool
supplies
had
been
bought
up
In
downtown
stores.
Augmented
police
patrols
held
back
the
crowds.
The
streets
through
which
the
procession
passed
were
cleared
of
all
parked
vehicles.
First
official
call
was
at
the
City
Hall
where
Mayor
Hume
made
the
presentation
of
a
gift
and
r
illuminated
address.
A
bouquet
was
presented
to
the
Princess
on
behalf
of
the
city
by
six-year-old
Elizabeth
Marilyn
(I.yn)
Keenan,
daughter
of
Mrs.
Margaret
Keenan
and
a
pupil
of
Livingstone
School.
The
formal
civic
ceremony
was
kept
short
under
Vancouver's
plans
for
a
democratic
welcome.
The
civic
ceremonies
over,
the
party
again
took
to
the
packed
streets
and
moved
via
Twelfth
r
.
.
.
,,.
11
tho
Pn
nu
-
tlie
highly
formal
-
Mi
m
i
lie!
liit
wory
to
tiK
weur
:
iii't
awe
.rate
cveniti
THE
IWKE
OF
EDTNBURCII
took
over
the
throttle
0r
tnc
giant
Canadian
National
locomotive
6401
as
the
Royal
Train
sped
from
Vineland
to
Winona.
Ontario,
a
distance
of
14
miles.
Here
he
is
neen
looking
out
of
the
cab
window
Just
prior
to
the
start
of
the
trip.
Clofe
by
was
veteran
engineer
A.
S.
Heron,
of
Toronto
who
kept
a
watchful
eye
on
things.
.'(
lu
nula
nmuir
l(.
nival
visit
will
I
r
Pn'nce33
jSeh
lltineslone
eweffenj
Now
at
a
new
low
price
for
this
year
and
here
In
a
large
selection
of
perfect
pelts.
Stunning
styles
to
flatter
your
own
figure
tn
full
and
3i-length
coats.
Make
your
selection
now.
n.s
H.S
l-ULi:i
eiici't
on
uu
ail
all
j
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fin
-Sin
n
1
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.
III.
a
a
J)n
pyramid
Kin
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inn
This
year
the
pyramid
silhou
BUDGET
TERMS
ARRANGED
ette
Id
the
popular
theme
for
women'
apparel.
FuY
coats
follow
the
pattern
and
aij
styled
this
and
;
a?ilies
call
.
k;
mo.
hat"
ii
-a
hats,
oopular
with
natural
mooth
shoulder
I
D-i;
i;
the
"three-
,
lines
falling
to
a
full
flared
liem-
3f
c
triiiiir.es,
hel-
line.
j
'Avenue,
Cambie,
Be-atty,
Georgia,
Hornby,
Robson,
Burrard
streets
to
the
Georgia
Street
enrance
of
I
Vancouver
Hotel.
There,
after
a
rest
of
half
an
hour
in
the
royal
suite,,
the
Princess
and
Duke
were
guests
of
the
city
of
Vancouver
at
luncheon.
Then
It
was
on
to
Stanley
Park,
va
Georgia
Street,
to
Brockton
Point
Oval
where
North
Shore
residents
and
children
were
gathered
and
another
bouquet
was
presented
to
trie
Princess.
I
Next
came
Shaughnessy
Mili
McClintons
Meet
Princess,
Duke
Inspector
J.
H.
MoCllnton.
RC'MF,
who
was
a
servant
.
with
the
old
British
Columbia
Police
here
several
years
ago,
t'-olc
a
trading
part
in
the
great
reception
which
the
city
ot
Kamloops
extended
to
Prin-ce.
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Fhilip
yesterday
afternoon.
Inspector
and
Mrs.
McClin-tnn
rode
In
the
royal
procession
ir.im
station
to
Riverside
Park,
where
th?
official
reception
took
place
in
the
presence
of
hundreds
of
cheering
school
children.
They
were
also
presented
to
Their
Royal
High-r.essr.s.
Mrs.
McClinton
Is
the
sister
of
Jock
Redpath
and
Mrs.
David
Geddes
of
Princa
Rup:rt.
loijaf
dochtaif
maid-lrom-Mars
;
sleeves
also
reflect
the
pyra-eil
as
unusual
mid
design,
fuliini;
from
narrow'
dies-y
hats
with
thouldw
to
full
bell
cuffs.
The
ftrmw.
:
versatile
double
cuff
which
can
'
-r:r.R
hats
take
on
be
worn
regular
lejigth
or
lurried
featured
at
HUDSON
SEAL
(Sheared
Mtiskrat)
........
$495.00
CANADIAN
SQUIRREL
S195.00
u
MUSKRAT
CENTER
BACK
,
$295.00
MOSKBAT
FLANK
$325.00
MOUTON
'Sheared
Lambskin
I
$ra5.00
CONEY
(Jap
Rabbit?)
'.
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$165.00
Fowlie-Ruttle
Ltd.
FUR
REPAIRS
AND
REMODELLING
AT
LOW
COST
George
Cook
J
EWELLER
Prince
Ruoert
a"d
Terrace
4
us
well,
or
a
new
back
to
shov;
-At
pretty
opera
ihat
sit
level,
or
length
gloves
Is
a
veiy
popular
4:
crown;
with
or
i
feature
of
many
fur
emits
and
fm!,;
off-ihe-fare
'
Jackvts
this
seaon.
j
I
tint
sit
well
to
Fashion
news
report
skirt'
Head.
lengths
shorted
than
last
year.'.
hsve
been
Intro-
but
suggest
coats
be
chosen
with-i
-m.nent
tliis
sea-
"ut
much
regard
to
skirt
lengths.
tary
Hospital
for
a
stay
of
25
minutes
to
visit
the
disabled
veterans
and
on
to
Queen
Elizabeth
Park
where
the
Princess
was
greeted
by
children,
planted
a
tree
in
the
arboretum
and
received
anotner
bouquet
of
A
l-'lts.
velours,
'Style-conscious
women
with
an
up
vi
i
vet.
or
hats
eye
for
the
practical
often
choose
braid
and
jewels
the
three-quarter
length
coat
tr
which
Ignores
the
trends
of,
'.
changing
hemlines.
j
Here
la
the
recipe
for
a
fruit
1
cock
tan
which
is
proving
pepu-V,J
i-.inchu
f,,,.
i
.
i
..
emphasize
the
h
t0
p
,
izbPlh
variety
of
woolens.
an.
Prl,.0
,,,
t
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Z3
Most
luxurious
t!
the
furrv.
i,,..h.
ap
red
toe
makes
a.iDearanre
.
.
.
is
pla'.n
opera
'ws
a
id
ties
are
to
make
tile
foot
.wr,
mmv
lemin-
widely-acclaimed
li
o
o
d
1
e-cfut
h
Fruit
of
Cream
Jamaica
eli-gant.
ty
bill
scuby
40
ounces
of
rum
40
ounces
of
grenadine
Three
cases
of
grapefruit
Three
cases
of
oranges
Two
boxes
of
apples
One
case
of
pineapple
One
case
of
cocktail
fruit
Three
dozen
honey
dew
melons
To
serve
400
person.
After
a
brief
stay
at
Queen
Elizabeth
Hall,
the
University
of
British
Columbia
campus
is
being
visited
lor
hall
an
hour.
A
private
dinner
in
Vancouver
will
be
followed
by
a
display
of
folk
dancing
at
Exhibition
Park
and
a
box-lacrosse
game
between
Vancouver
Combines
and
New
Westminster
Canucks.
The
Duke
will
be
the
guest
of
honor
at
a
men's
party
at
HMCS
Discovery.
t
HI
RCII
TOMORROW
Tomorrow
morning
Their
Royal
Highnesses
will
attend
a
Trafalgar
Day
church
service
In
Christ
Church
Cathedral
and
will
then
go
Immediately
to
Pier
BC
to
embark
on
HMCS
Crusader
for
Victoria
where
they
will
be
guests
of
Lieutenant
Governor
and
Mrs.
Wallace
at
Government
House.
It
was
a
real
international
welcome
in
Vancouver.
Thousands
had
journeyed
here
in
cars
and
special
trains
from
centres
n
the
other
side
of
the
i
"e
to
s.-e
the
royal
which
originated
in
France,
but
now
Is
made
in
va-i.'t.es
in
Am-!
erica.
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Almost
as
Important
as
the
curly
fabrics
are
tn"
shaggy
ones,
the
blends,
such
as
sheep's
wool,
I
alpaca
and
fine
kid
mohair.
The
,
long
alpaca
fibres
draw
nto
th
surface,
lend
them
resilience
at
well
as
a
misty
beauty.
There
are
many
new,
unusual
and
fascinating
tweeds.
Some1
have
a
long,
loopy
curl,
others
ai
a,'.-;
feature
calf,
if
rail
ami
suede,
and
suede
and
Cc.ors
run
much
ns
mid
greys
and
i
theiio.
and
only
unulit
shoe
spikes
.i-inral
roslume.
HUDSON
SEAL
Hollander
dyed
muckrat
"Youthful
trotter
featuring
four-flare
back"
h
(I'll,
A
LONDON
P-Peter
Davis,
who
has
travelled
on
street
cars
all
his
life,
hired
one
and
made
a
smooth
and
supple,
S'ldom,
if
in
f-ift
n-ruii-
nostalgic
32-mlle
trip.
London's
ever,
have
tweeds
marii!
for
sheer
f
.or.
stoekiiiRs
in
.
!;
-r-lm!i
sn-guage
of
fall
and
win-
ens,
of
a
weights
and
textures
:l':-
rars
are
ot'm"
"Placed
Dy
be.-n
more
appealing,
more
lm-.
b'J?l's
iw,runt
to
fashion,
says
Mayfair!
j:r-4f
F
hivfr
Ait-i
xn-.-Tht.
in
its
New
York
fashiun
report.
most
northerly
storage
propar
gas
plant
in
the
world
has
begun
operation
at
this
centre
of
the
Alberta
Peace
River
district.
4
mut
than
they
1-
-o.
but
vary
from
I'
's
to
contrast
with
"i
blown
and
misty
I
to
Wend
With
"
fall
ciilnis,
1
sf,ason
have
that
f
-k
beranse
of
fab-f
-"es
of
which
is
f
shangy,
nubby.
CANADIAN
VISITOR
LONDON
-O-Howard
WW.'.ton
of
Haiifi'.x.
earliest
ov
-rseas
diocese
of
the
Anglican
Church,
was
specially
welcomed
at
an
exhibition
at
St.
Martins-in-the-Fields
Th?
rxhibition
depicting
the
history
of
the
church
was
arranged
anH
staffed
by
voluntary
BLACK
PERSIAN
FIRST
THE
STORE
THAT'S
LAMB
STYLES..
WITH
THE
NEW
FAIL
MINK
TRIM
"Highlight
of
the
new
season"
ft
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ill
pnrs
COATS
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for
ti
Pn
mice
AS
MUSKRAT
,
CENTRE
BACK
MINK
DYED
"with
rolling
shawl
collar
.
and
ODera
sleeve"
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colours
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NATURAL
CANADIAN
WILD
MINK
"the
pyramid
coat"
BROADTAIL
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"with
wing
collar
trimmed
with
muskrat'
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surely
find
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casual
style
want
NYLONS
BILL"
SCUBY
JAR'S
STYLE
WEAR-)
Hd
Ave.
Phone:
Black
780
ashion
footwear
Box
1362
Phone
Black
974
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.