Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
July
11,
1951
Bait
Lake
Ferry
running
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ON
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CLOTHING
ill
every
Sunday
and
Thursday,
weather
permitting.
Green
931
or
Black
026.
(tf)
Mrs.
W.
L.
Woods
and
family
:
are
spending
a
month
In
Van-
'
couver
on
vacation.
They
are
in
residence
at
the
Rltz
Apartment
Hotel.
I
will
not
be
responsible
for
any
debts
incurred
in
my
name
unless
authorized
by
myself.--Ejvind
Nielsen.
(163;))
Marc
W.
Oormely,
district
forester,
and
J
P.
MacDonald,
fire
inspector,
left
for
tire
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
yesterday
on
official
business.
T.
A.
V.
Tremblay
of
Columbia
Cellulose
logging
department
left
on
today's
plane
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
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v
a
SJW
J.
H.
Schriaberg
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
plane
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
V
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v
;
5"
7
.-
k.
NO
EXTRA
CHARGE
for
OVERSIZE
ORDD?
COAL
NOW
BEFORE
FREIGHT
RATH
INCREASES
GO
INTO
EFFECT
LATER
THIS
MONTH
McLcorl
River
Lump,
ton
.....
$gQ
McLcod
River
Egg
$2Q
25
McLcod
River
Nur
$18
25
Alberta
Deep
Scam
Lump
$Jg
fj
Alberta
Diplomat
Egg
$15.75
Algeria
Diplomat
Nut
$JO
"jrj
I
ii'isp
I.uad
Prices
ill
per
ton
less
than
above
Albert
&
McCaffery
LIMITED
Phones
116,
117
or
58
r-.:j()i.
J'H
r
CLIMAX
OF
THE
EXHIBITION
came
with
the
c
owning
of
the
Queen
of
the
North
and
the
Junior
King
and
Queen.
Bock
row,
from
left,
are
Princess
Margaret
Gagnon,
Queen
Elaine
Steffens,
and
Princess
Mae
Newton.
Front
row,
irom
left,
are
Roily
McLeod,
attending
junior
prince;
Valerie
Pihera,
attending
princess;
Lorraine
Berg,
junior
queen;
Arnold
Wick,
junior
kins,
and
S-isan
Stewart,
attending
princess.
Wolf
Cubs
are
Alfred
Hunter
(left
and
Bryan
Thorn.
This
Special
Discount
will
last
until
the
present
season's
samples
are
discontinued.
Ptell,,
Si
WeJM
nunnier
Boulter
and
Welter,
formerly
located
at
the
office
of
T.
Norton
Youngs,
wish
to
announce
they
have
moved
to
McLean
and
Rudderham,
Second
Avenue,
inq
Watts
&
Niclierson
maid,
Mrs.
Youngman
wore
a
across
from
the
radio
station.
pale
green
irridescent
taffeta
Thev
sincerelv
hODe
this
chance
WOMEN'S
SHOES
gown
and
matching
hat.
She
will
not
inconvenience
any
of
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
car-
their
customers.
Phone
600.
'
nations,
matching
the
pink
ir-
U60c)
ridesevnee
of
her
gown.
Jran
Husoy
and
Alfred
Iturnip
Are
I'niied
In
a
beautiful
summer
evening
candlelight
service
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Monday
at
8
p.m..
Miss
Jeart
Husoy
and
Alfred
Burnip
were
united
in
marriage.
The
altar
was
draped
in
white
and
banked
wit
h
rose
buds,
The
bridesmaid
was
gowned
In
;
NOTED
MAGICIAN
HERE
First
Aid
For
Civil
Defence
First
Aid
classes
for
civil
defence
began
last
Friday
night
at
the
fire
hall
and
wili
be
con-tinned
to
train
as
many
people
as
possible
in
fundamental
first
aid
in
cases
of
emergency
or
disaster.
R.
E.
Eyolfson,
chairman
of
the
first
aid
committee,
said
registration
of
ij
first
aid
certificate
holders
to
establish
trained
personnel
in
each
zone
of
the
city
was
the
first
project.
But
due
to
a
heavy
schedule
of
work,
Mr.
Eyolfson
said
he
must
resign
as
charman.
New
chairman
elect
is
Thomas
Elliott.
Secretary
is
Mrs.
Frank
Ellison,
and
J.
Davidson
is
in
charge
of
registration.
Moose
Women
Do
Their
Work
Well
Under
their
new
senior
regent,
Mrs.
C.
H.
Collins,
Women
of
the
Moose,
meeting
in
the
Moose
Temple,
carried
out
their
work
admirably.
Then
was
a
good
attendance.
One
candidate
was
elected
to
membership
and
will
be
initiated
at
the
next
meeting.
lilac
taffeta
with
matching
hat,
carrying
a
bouquet
of
yellow
carnations.
Denis
Burnip,
brother
of
the
NEXT
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
There
will
be
"Magic"
in
the
Civic
Centre
Thursday
and
Friday
evenings,-
July
12
and
13,
DECEIVING
PERCENTAGE
DUNEDIN,
N.Z.
Largest
percentage
jump
in
population
in
N..'w
Zealand
in
the
last
five
years
was
in
the
wild
3,000-square-mile
Fiord
district
in
the
extreme
.southwest.
The
jump
was
400
per
cent,
but
with
a
total
of
35
inhabitants
the
county
is
not
exactly
overcrowded.
when
Dickson
and
Company
put
gromo,
Edward
Dawes
and
Syd
nev
Alexander
were
prwinumon
i
n
their
stage
show
of
magic
NiiW
SHIPMENT
OF
PENNY
LOAFERS
White,
Grey,
Wine,
Block
p.
...i,iv,
j
.
,.
..
'
mm
Bieigm-vi-nana.
nanea
as
Roses
vhtch
adorned
tne
altar
.
of
.
one
the
best
shows
of
its
kind
were
a
personal
gift
to
the
bride.
on
the
road
today,
it
Is
chuck-
gladioli
and
roses.
Rev.
Haakon
C.
Olsen
performed
the
nuptials.
During
the
ceremony,
the
Var-den
Singers,
accompanied
by
Prter
Lien
at
thj
organ,
sang
the
"Lord's
Prayer"
in
Norwegian.
John
Botsford
sang
"Because"
during
the
signing
of
the
register.
The
bride
is
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arne
Husoy.
302
East
Fourth
avenuv?.
The
groom
is
son
full
of
entertainment.
Dickson,
a
native
of
Saskatchewan,
is
assisted
in
his
mysterious
works
At
the
reception
in
the
Odd-fellnwR'
Hall,
Jarvi
McLeod
pro-po
ed
the
toast
to
the
bride,
responded
to
by
the
bridegroom.
The
cake,
made
by
Mrs.
Burnip,
and
decorated
by
Mrs.
Husoy,
by
his
charming
wife
and
other
ca:;uai,s
in
all
prices
and
colors
members
of
the
company.
Not
the
least
of
these
is
Danny
the
Dummy,
an
Impudent
little
v.a?
built
in
three
layers
on
pit
lars,
beside
which
stood
a
small
'.
stooge
whose
saucy
remarks
and
LAST
YEAR'S
PRICES
Next
meeting
at
which
first
aiders
are
a.ked
to
register,
will
be
hrld
in
the
city
hall
council
chambers,
July
20.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Burnip,
1426
Second
avenue.
Oiven
In
marriage
by
her
father,
the
bride
approached
the
a'
tar
('.ressed
in
white
satin,
with
f
ionr
train
of
lace
and
a
finger
c'o'l.
replica
of
the
bride.
The
,
antics
delight
both
the
young
in
guc?t"'
iabies
were
decorated
years
and
the
young
in
spirit,
with
small
floweivd
nosegays,
j
Dickson
and
his
troupe
are
spon-Tcleerams
Were
read
by
Ru-
sored
by
the
Pr'rice
Rupert
Civic
doiph
Olsen,
toastmaster,
and
In-'
Centre
Association..
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Fashion
Footwear
A
tunoiinctnic
tip
veil
with
crown
tierra.
Her
bouquet
was
a
white
satin
and
cliided
messages
from
Norwav.
net
muff
with
streamers.
A
large
England
and
the
United
States.
Mrs.
Anton
Dybhaven
cut
the
STEAMER
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
Rupert
"rchid
adorned
the
muff
and
smaller
orchids
trailed
from
it
or
the
streamers.
nrlrlv's
attendants
were
Mrs.
Mary
Younpman.
matron
of
hener.
and
Miss
Laila
Hu",oy,
twii
sister
of
the
bride,
brides
ca!v,
served
by
the
bride's
at-
;
tendants.
.
i
The
bride's
mother
wore
a
pale"
4reen
gown
of
faceone
crepe
"
iii
ranteh.'ng
green
accessories.
The
fnora's
mothw
was
gowned!
and
REPAIR
WORK
SAILS
FOR
SEE
Lutherui
Tea,
July
21.
Woman's
Coordinating
Tea,
Sept.
20.
Catholic
Fail
Bazaar,
October
3
and
4.
lifbrkah
Razaar,
October
20.
Sonja
Bazaar.
November
2.
Legion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
November
7.
Presbj'U'rian
Fall
Sale,
November
15.
(153c)
I.O.D.E.
Fill
Easr.ar
November
22.
Ft.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
November
'.!9.
I
it!
grey
crepe
wi'h
matching
grey
jand
rose
accessories.
j
Vancouver
The
most
powerful
gasoline
your
car
can
use
...
'activated'
Shell
Premium!
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
i
Th"
couplp
are
touring
the
iCkanagan
Valley
enroute
to
Wage
War
On
Flies
215
1st
Avrnut,
rt'est
Vancouver
wlv
re
they
will
re-
I'cle
and
where
the
groom
will
Tc-nne
his
studies
at
University
fifht
lhrc-
British
Columbia.
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
t
11:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
l
I
lnVLbA
V
.
AllDNIOIIT
L'
AUiy
at
Low
Cost
li
V
OK
DKPOT
Now
is
the
time
t
fl
BILL
SCUBY'S
t
If
if
.
.
.
.
jt:.-j'
The
bride
has
been
employed
a'.
Fan'on
Footwear
for
the
past
three
yc
vs.
like
Ihe
Wise
Old
Owl
fJxo
r!y
a.
dangerous
carrier
of
dis--n"
.Tha!.
is
til"
ad"1'"'
ef
"H.Vth
Director
Dr.
Duncan
Tark.
During
June,
many
eomn'ahTts
-nri
reports
were
received
of
-hild-rn
and
adults
ruffe--'n
f-otr"
bouts
of
intestinal
inf""-
InnlvcrSanj
FUR
SALE
FISH
RESE'SRCH
FARM
.
OFFICE
I
RINCE
RUPERT.
For
Reservations
Wntc
or
Call
T.
"
TIK
Pl'LAU,
Malava
Tin'
llrit
!:h
gT'ernriT-nt
is
to
es-
i:
'
-B.C.
loiis.
Investigations
shewd
that.
tabl!sh
here
a
fish
resea-ch
sta
15
T
"!k
up
fur
the
holidays!
You
will
ne.-d
new
l'.'t!rticN.
O'Hliirants,
Spot
Removers,
and
just
loads.
'f
tiihrr
lito
items
that
will
make
your
days
huppirr.
save
yimrsrlf
noodless
worry
and
foot.sl;
ps,
come
!
ti:.'
VAIMHTY
STOKE
and
you
will
sre
everything
Vi;
riff'l.
in
a
number
of
cases
flivs
were
."7
t
tier
and
'raining
institute
for
all
I
erial
te'iiiorles
In
the
Com-
I
mo'.nvcn'th
at.
an
initial
cost,
of
S.
Oifl.
Tl.-j
aim
ti
to
provide
:;..,,
n-
vin
in
Uie
diets
of,
V-M.y
neoiip?.
Now
is
the
time
to
select
your'
winter
coot
Easv
Terms
Arranged
onnrt
nreva'cnt.
"Fin
are
rot
rrsponsi'ilo
for:
the
snrpadin.r
of
i"t.eit!i:l
;
-lisra'-e:
,
but,
whnr-
th"v
nr-:
-muerous.
thev
do
he'p."
'pid
Dr.
'
TVn-k
In
hi:;
monthly
report
to-
".'.y.
"Flies
also
may
spread
f"
osri
such
as
typhoid,
cholera.
'o"l.it..y
ond
e"n
tubr-olos's
"
V.
B'nek
believes
thnt
rie-"
e
i."i:v";
the
fly
popu'ation
will
enn
a
decease
of
Intrstlnat
1!see.r"r,
imd
with
the
advent
of
PHONF.
974
for
FUR
COLD
STORAGE
H-
..-
.
...-it.-
;
...
?
MZt
a
'Tykes
ap,e'
'is
now
in
i.
ORMES
S
F
r"T"TV
V-T
li
I
'Madj
in
many
attractive
co!ors,
Shingolccn
!ccuKfies
ond
protects
old
and
new
shingles
nd
fences.
ComnKirMtic.
where
-itl-e"1?
li'''
o-pnni
e"l
to
war.e
a
battle
SalPSt
V'1.
'
""nd
t
lint.
iv
spread
u;;j
of
DDT
and
rteod
sarr-talion
practically
elimin;
t"d
V.v:
Hy
p"pu'nt;n.
"U'iP!!
DDT
n'ort".
h--ev"-.
?-like
running
on
ono
foot
yov.
dn't
pe'
very
f
ir."
Dr.
B'aek
cmphi'lT.-!
V,:"'
Going
away?
Leave
rings
and
valuables
in
a
Safe
Deposit
Box
Ask
at
your
neigbourhooJ
branch
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
You
can
bonk
on
th
"Royqll
The
Pioneer
Druggists
tampson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
il
-Piece
Breakfast
$
6.95
Sets
PHONE
81
'12
-rtccx1
Breakfast
$
"good
panltn-v
prachiee
r""st
combined"
with
u:
c
of
DDT.
reraylnc
foorl.
nr.rovreH
ca'-tage
and
other
fly
breeding
spots
;
must
h?
cleaned
up
if
fl'es
nre
to
I
be
prevented
from
breeding.
!
Since
DDT
kills
only
adult
in-;
sects
and
not
the
larvae
or
eggs,
8.85
LEONARD
Sets
REFRIGERATORS
J!l-Piecc
Bone
$-
China
Tea'
Sets
JL3'1'
Dinner
Sets,
from
$J
n
A
66
pieces
at....
gvO
(Including
beautiful
Wedpre-wood
and
Couldon
King's
Plate)
WE
WISH
TO
ANNOUNCE
344.50
6
cu.
feet
....
'i'cu.
feet
Mac
Construction
Company
397.50
i
elimination
of
breeding
places
j
"is
of
prime
importance."
i
I
Although
DDT
is
safe,
if
used
j
correctly,
precau'ions
shou'd
be
j
observed,
the
health
officer
i
warns.
Caution
against
fire
is
'mportant,
because
cf
the
kero-i
ene
solvent
commonly
found
in
:
the
mixture.
When
spraying
rooms
containing
food
,it
and
ail
working
surfaces
where
food
is
1
prepared
should
be
well
covered,
i
Oil
solutions
cf
DDT
are
dnn-
-jerous
and
should
be
washed
off
'
'vnmeriiat."ly
If
soIHpH
on
the
"llffllllj
8
cu.
feet
432.50
Civic
Centre
Dining
Room
WILL
BE
CLOSED
Thursday,
July
12
We
trust
that
this
will
not
.
inconvenience
our
patrons
SPECIAL
English
Bone
China
CITS
AND
SAUCERS
at
69c
and
37c
PUNCHBOWL
SETS
7.95
MANSON'S
WILL
DO
YOUR
JOB
CHEAPER
Roofing
.
.
.
Siding
.
.
.
Alterations
Estimates
Gladly
Given
8,j
cu-
fcot
.
...
461.50
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ilcsner
Block
Phone
210
Rupert,
n.C.
Strwart,
B.C.
'tin.
Pe
s
rhould
never
be
sproy-d
Mnce
they
l'ck
their
fur
frr-ouently.
i'
"Now
is
tlve
time
to
fight
the
flyfirst,
by
cleaning
up
the
breeding
places,
then
using
DDT
spray."
Black
660
Blue
183
China
Shop