Prince
Rupert
Daily
Ncvvs
Monday,
November
19,
lfl.rl
SMALL
TALK
CONCERNING
MOTHER-IN-LAW
YOUR
by
Syms
cat,
lot
Anfll
Mr.
ami
.Mrs.
W.
L.
Woods
HwMs
AliuarU
Mearurr
Camosun
r,.
j".'
ti'
a
P
'
Vfc
ficfure
(hey
sailed
last
night
to
j
make
a
trip
to
Alice
Arm
and!
:il-w:
'irt
Hi,d
on
to
Vancouver
w
h.Tc
th-
y
will
f
pend
the
win-
j
?:r
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Woods'
enter!
aincd
some
sixty
friends
at
;
a
cliimc
pi.rty
aboard
the
steam-
j
er
Cam-jiiun.
It
was
a
pleasant
'
rxrui
novel
farewell
party,
giving
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Woods
the
opportunity
no',
only
to
fay
au
revoir
'
3fore,ue
1?or3e
CalheJrat
(Srule
JiffonS
and
tjlon
Vol
a
Pal,
to
Self
1-
A
-'-..".
.'
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Mr
Prince
Rurjert-hnrn
m
-
i
I
ON
DON
t
Although
eager
women
form
long
queues
every
Blena
Morse,
daughter
of
.!
hu,
to
rcc.
ive
the
best
wishes
of
"Land
sake,
Nellie
.
.
.
your
drpu
unn.
,
...
i
lme
fomeone
whispers
nylons.
"JL
'IU
J
in
e
!Hl.lT..;.:
.....
.I...!-
..:
i..
-
.
"I
mustn't
blow
my
top,
I
mustn't
blow
my
top,
I
mustn't
blow
my
top
.
.
."
".
.
.
try
to
be
nice
to
Mother,
fche's
only
going
to
be
here
three
weeks."
.
..
'
Paw
never
got
away
with
anything
like
that."
sen
became
ihe
lne
hriHo
brl(le
'f
,
i,
iomisn
manuiacturers
are
wjr-
""
menus
wno
expressed
con-,
.
.
Norman
rierl
h
t1
fmn
nnn
,wu
,v...
tiller
bone
th
k.
"imam
lverson
,.r.
nr
-
....
i
'
-.-.wxw.vto
....
j
uc
rnonv0'
llTnitLVU
ce;e-'
"oneonhe
Labor
governments
r'
luni,!i!;
to
m;ike
tlie.i
home
in
:
the
north
(Mr
wnxls
ucentiy
steamer
where
music
was
dis-sold
his
Savoy
Holt',
busine-g
pensed
by
an
orchestra
consist-
i
.?.
J.
Mimtsnko,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kinnon.
Miss
Olga
Zabudney,
l
Tony
Bussanich,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Mrs.
Jean
Mendels.
C.
J.
Gustaf-
mMf.i
ing
of
Mis.
Nora
Thompson,
M:ke
K.
Ogilvie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
son,
Don
McAra,
Robert
Ritchie,
eamcurai
Rev
Canon
R-n.ii
I
a
i
"
.
Piockter
r.tn
li.L
,n...:ls
,
s;
.a!ity
nylons
by
one
pair
in
10.
In
a
rent
sreern.
ajjivor
II
F.
Colussi
and
Percy
Curllc.
',
Rltchif.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Lome
Heath,
O.
L.
Youngman,
Glassey
voiced
the
senlime.its
of
Guests
included:
!
Dale.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
A.
McLean,
Victor
Grant,
t.
M.
Bertrand.
the
ceremony
In
the
r
"
.
,Ve
.on?
are
PB
P
by
the
tho
,..'
,
...
..
nunai.-as
i
in
export
warehouses,
the
cornnanv
assemhleH
navinv
Mayor
and
Mrs.
II.
F.
Olassrv.
Mr.
and
Mrs
G.
Srheldel
Mr.
Perev
Curie
Mik.
CoIursI
and
u,
uuin
one-,
and
due
to
overseas
tales
resistance,
tribute
to
the
good
citizenship
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edwa-d
Gladding,
:
and
Mrs.
R.
S.
Collinsor.
Aid.
O'en
Eyford
iEdmoni.cn
I.
groom.
The
bride
wore
a
whiio
,
.
,
e
aa
OI
one
mg
nrm
ln
01
Ml
ani
Mrs
Woods
together
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Mallett.
i
'
and
Mrs.
George
Casey,
Mr.
ind
"We
have
200.000
with
annreciat
Ion
nf
their
r,n-
M
.
and
and
Mrs.
II.
nrv
Dickens.
NAVAL
PICMEi'R
ding
dress
of
nvlon
net
nv
tuf.i
Mrs.
Hans
Kosh
(Terrace),
Mr.
The
first
naval
vessel
to
use
,
pairs
o
nyions
we
ennnot
sell
pitality.
and
expression
of
the
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Hunter,
Mr
bwidod
tla'ra
and
TeU
B'0VM'
;
abroad
and
cannot
release
for
the
.Wpe
that
they
would
return
and
Mrs
Richardson,
Mr.'
and
;
and
M;s'
B-
J-
Bacon-
Mr-
and
'team
was
the
Ushtning.
built
.."me
nidi
ivci,.
;
soon.
.
ivilo.
t
ri.ect
t
auiuUig,
.lr.
ai.U
ini:ir?ij"'jii,
lrriTH
iviit-
hi
urpnui
u,
cn;iaiiu,
ii
xoo.
The
matron
of
honor
Mrc
r
Chief
Steward
Norman
David-
Mrs.
William
McKenzie.
Mr.
and
j
COLONY'S
EXPORTS
GROW
jT-This
Royal
Sapphire
fox
cape
was
presented
to
Elizabeth
at
Charlotte
town
by
Premier
J.
Walter
Jones.
,
arc
ol
select
grade
with
a
very
pronounced
blue
or
tulor
throughout.
Four
pelts
were
used
in
the
making
i?e.
(CP
PHOTO)
son
elfic.ently
upheld
the
Union
Mrs.
Don
Main.
Mr.
a.-.d
Mrs
J.
Hadland,
chose
teal
blu-
figured
taffeta
with
pink
acccssois
and
nosegay
of
carnation:,
Junior
bridesmaid
was
Miss
VICTORIA,
Seychelles
Islands
i
Steamship
Co.'s
traditional
re-
t
Hori,
Mr
or,
mr
a
t-.
Oi-
Exports
of
this
British
col-
I
cord
of
hospitality
in
the
man-
'
..'
'
...
'
In
the
I
in
vance-
Mr-
an1
Lee
Sl"g.
ony
Indian
Ocean
were
ner
which
arrangements
were
..!
i
rrr.
.
.,
,
1..
....
.
.
yf
Arc
T
"..Viti
JIlTr
,1
mi
Anorea
Veitch,
niece
of
the
bride
ODDS
&
ENDS
51(11
hihiiomiin.
',1.1.1
,
'
""U
l
.ou,Jo
ounng
iau,
:
maue
iur
inj
party.
Activities
"
""w,
n.
nu
flnwer
ic
'!i
a
p
K
an
Increase
of
more
than
200.-
centred
in
the
social
hall
of
the
Mrs.
F.
C.
KcEwen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
?'so
carrvlng
1
nosegay
I
000
over
th
previous
vear.
Coora
l
-
----
-
-
(
all
u
lira
(
(J3a
of
carnations.
zaav
is
is
tne
most
important
product
Arthur
T.
Hanberg
was
g.'ooms-
and
the
islands
have
benefitted
since
the
war
from
grants
made
under
the
Colonial
Development
and
Welfare
Acts.
Color
fit
f,
Cli
vis
li
niassii
The
Cathedral
ceremony
was
followed
by
a
reception
in
Valhalla
hall
where
Canon
Prockter
proposed
a
toast
to
the
bride
Ladies'
Shoes
The
CNR
maDOino
in
a
rof.
,
and
gold,
the
colors
of
the
Caledonia
Dio-uimn's
Auxiliary,
mingled
with
Christmassy
n
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
Cathedral
with
the
groom
responding.
The
i
erence
to
the
bus
service
between
evening
was
spent
in
duncing
j
Prince
Rupert
and
Smithers,
des-with
accordian
music
by
Chris
cribes
the
recent
change
wherein
Fossum.
Refreshments
featured
i
the
davliuhf
u'ripriiil-o
hummae
SAVE
50
on
fuel
bills
with
the
new
improved
patented
"BOOKER"
Folder
showing
4
models
nf
BOOKHK
heaters
or
furnaces
free
on
request
at
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
$1.95
(,,r..aJM-
W-
Gormely,
and
Mrs.
a
beautiful
wedding
cake
which
j
effective.
This.
It
is
stated,
is
a
W.jwas
duly
out
by
the
bride
and
feature
which
should
prove
;
Broorn.
popular,
since
many
requests
,
i
itougnan.
iny
wets
were
receW--
Christmas
shopper,
found
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lverson
will
re-
I
were
made
hv
the
rnmmiinitiPB
p
ir
,.r
lovely
ar.-ay
of
gift
suggestions
!
side
at
Oona
River
served
for
such
a
revision.
The
bus
now
leaves
Prince
Rupert
at
irom
wnic.n
to
choose.
ble.
which
was
cov-;
The
sewing
stall
was
presided
i
b.'S'Jlifu:
dolh
or
over
by
Mrs.
A.
M.
Rlvett
Mrs
.r
linen
wi'h
drawn-
R.
Q.
Moare'and
Mrs.
A.
Martin
rk.
w
;id:irr'd
by
red
the
knitting
by
Mrs.
R.
E.
Glad-
v
"nklen
chrysan-.
dina
and
Mrs
w
i.inii-
rt
Fashion
Footwear
ead
Island
City
Builder's
Supply
ers
8
a.m.
Sundays
and
Fridays,
arriving
ln
Smithers
at
6:40
p.m.
Departure
from
Smithers
is
8
ft.m.
Mondays
and
Saturdays,
arriving
in
Prince
Rupert
at
6:40
pm.
Phone
Blue
820
505
.McBride
Street
and
by
taper
of
red
the
novelties
by
Mis
D
McNab
1
LeR'on
card
party
Wednes-
!
Mrs.
W.
E.
Simmons
and
Mrs.
c'j
day
night'
8
harP-
,
272c)
t'H
ttrrc
Mrs.
J.
B
j
Price.
vartptv
hin
n
i
V
dN'MP,1
chArheanfhU,pSVaVW1iS
Bird
and
Mrs
W.
B
i
charge
of
Mrs.
B.
E.
Eyolfsonj'at
THE
TOTEM
POI
F
CtFr
:
Christmas
ca
ds
were
ln
charge
8HOP
.
p
if
the
ta
room
was
ot
'
Mrs-
w-
L.
Hitchcock
and
at
YES,
IT'S
REALLY
HERE-
I.
r
inn
Prcnarlng
the
tn"
rarcei
rosi
stall
was
Mrs.
w
I
special
meeting
of
all
mem-:s
.
W
C
R
Jones,
Mrs.
J-
Scott.
!
bers
of
300
Club
will
be
held
in
a:
-!
Mrs.
J
Prtfm.-ui'
A
andy
stall
was
in
charge
of
the
Legion
auditorium,
Novem-i"iii-;
-rf
Mrs
K.:Mr-
R-
O.
Farmer.
jber
26,
8
p.m.
.
iitcl
'!
R.
nnvids'in
Mim'
On
two
small
Christmas
trees'
.
M-
!'
b
niter
Mrs!
'here
were
gailv
wranped
sur-
Annunciation
home
and
'
prise
packages
for
the
children
!
scho'
bake
sale,
Mrs.
McLsr-
r
These
were
in
charge
of
Mrs
A
ten
music
Snore
featurday,
No-
O.
Bartlett
and
Mrs.
Lane.
ivemoer
t.
iz74;-i
A
rlmt
stull
was
presided
ovci
m
Meetimr
,,f
p,i,,
n,,,,..,-.
I
if
f
by
Rodney
Phillip.son.
i
FLshlng
Vessel
Owners'
A.ssoeia-1
Mdle,
at
the
afternoon
branch
Uon
at
Civic
Centre
Monday,
81
of
the
Women
s
Auxiliary,
weie
AU
-
p
m.
members
plcasc
attPllJ
u
t
left
for
Vancouver!
Rtai.
Thev
were
Mrs.
L.
A.
N.
270U
I
'f
'Chhcolin.
Pctte-ton.
M-s.
O.
E.
Moore,
Mrs.
Invest
in
Kitimat
Another
B.
B'a;k
Mrs.
J.
Ridsdile,
!
group
Is
being
formed
to
pur-!
Mis.
0
Mostar!
are
iielKlav
trip
to
Van-ulir.g
unlay
on
the
Mr
F
Paulding
and
Mrs.
F.
E.!
cha.se
land
in
Kitimat
near!
i"f!eH.
i
Alcan
plant
site.
Contact
T.
;
"ast'i,
r
for
thi
afternoon
was
Norton
Younij.s,
opposite
Post
Mrs
N.
E
Arnold.
i
Office,
phone
451
and
;48.
i271ci
I
WDM?!
it'll'
I"
'I
in'
'
in
ii.
urn
run
mi
i
nn
w
mi
muni
'imi
i"'iii'iiiiii'iii!iii'iiiniii
i
iiiiiini
i
lift
'it
nii'iin
mi
inn
tin
it
l
i
'
HI
INI
i
'
Hliii
iim
lililll
llillilnit
hliil
ill
I
mill
H,
Hi
1H
iinlil
ni
iiiiillnli
linn
uiiiill
lie.'-nn.
toiim'rlv
ttK-fr
for
the
Prince
Hii't
nnw
st
:t
tinned
is:f-vistling
this
city
Layavvay
Now
Malcolm,
manager
for
:i,a!l
Fishiim
Co.
at,
nd
Mrs.
Malcolm,
rc-Butcrtaii.
nn
tiro
Camo-'liay
after
a
trip
to
Automatic
Cooking
that's
easier,
faster,
safer,
cleaner
and
so
satisfying!
For
surface
cooking,
you
just
touch
the
jcwtl-colotii
cd
bullous
to
select
ilie
heals
you
need
-for
baking,
you
turn
a
dial
and
push
a
button.
And
when
you
want
lo
see
exactly
what's
(
tMik-ittj;
wirrc
and
hmv
fast,
Ilotpohifs
illuminated
tf9M
&:
to
buy
htm
a
watcli
for
'
Mrs.
Grant
McColl,
a
visit
here,
returned
llf
I'liilcotii,
(0
Bue-p
Mr
McColl
js
tm.
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
Colours'
tell
you
the
whole
savoury
slory
at
a
glance:
Cooking's
tluit
easy
with
the
sensational
new
I
lot
point
Pushbutton
Range.
Ik
sure
to
see
ill
A
Fine
Selection
to
choose
f;om:
GRUEN
BULOVA
ROLE
MIDO
FONTAINE
ELGIN
and
many
others
Enquire
today
about
our
Loyaway
Plan
GEORGE
COOK
J..JL
ad.
who
entered
hos-
few
weeks
ago
after
''
'rm
London
where
summer,
s
now
in
He
was
able
to
be
'
'ate
last
week.
Mrs.
Hans
Koch
of
f
Wing
a
brief
busl-0111(1
r't.v.
They
arriv-'
Twterday
afternoon
in'Mior
and
will
be
"""'f
on
tonight's
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
!j
!!ilSl!iiIi!!i!l!!lilliil!lBiiilfl
"
'"
i
of
Mr
Stephen
Kin
t
Island
nnri
i
M'ss
-
R
N..
()f
Vancouver.
f'itvon
the
Cnmo-vallermwm.
Fo.mer
h!rV';''-
""""--t.
th-y
r'
f'ir
the
next
few
HOTP01NT
COOKS
YOUR
ENTIRE
MEAL
WHILE
YOU'RE
OUT
SHOPPING
Yes,
with
lloipoint's
Automatic
Oven,
you
can
he
the
cook
who
wasn't
there.
You
just
push
a
button
and
set
the
Automatic
Timer
to
turn
the
oven
on
at
the
right
tiiiiKTMture
and
oil
again
at
the
end
of
the
desired
cooking
time.
When
you
come
home,
the
roast's
ready
to
serve.
Anil
Motpoint's
Automatic
Oven
is
really
three
ovens
in
one.
It's
a
master-size
oven
for
big
meals.
Speed-oven
heats
so
fast,
no
preheating
is
nccdnl
saves
time,
electricity!
cim-iv
fiici,.i,
,
W
inelit
on
theChll-,a
'''
"
the
Ocean
',.on
"f'ielai
business
.
'2
l"'""0"d
to
Port-
'!
i
forestry
confer-I
,f!;
'"
prlme.,tal
s
in
Vic'o-ii,
u,v,m
PLUS
every
convenience
you've
ever
dreamed
of!
e
-i
"nnoiiy,
itotjioinj"
lia'sencer
l.raf
-iger.
U'l.tl,...
,
Thr
evens
in
one
a
master
ovtn,
a
speed
oven
and
a
super-broiler.
Hi-speed
Calrod
heating
elements
give
instant
hear.
Triple-Service
Thrift
Cooker
-
It'i
a
deepwell
cooker,
a
6-qt.
preiiurs
cooker
and
an
extra
surface
unh
all
in
one.
K
,
region.
Hi-speed
broiler.
Minute
Minder
te
time
surface
cooking.
Two
appliance
outlets
one
timed
by
clock
control.
Two
storage
drawers.
Warming
Oven.
Full
vision
surface
lighting;
oven
light
i
.
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icaiiwnv.Q
i
t
Wtl
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M.
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