Prince
Rupert
Dfiiiv
fNewa
Saturday.
December
t'l,
1M51
Jarriei
a
I
Loca
Christmas
Pie
j
Is
Popular
at
s
Kinsmen's
Party
a
I
Si
n
imnson
d
PERSONAL
WATCHES
r
SIMPSON
A
very'
Kinsmen
are
convinced
Prince
m
to
.eU,
wh
i
RUPt'rl
S
y"U,lg
fulk
love
ru.rn
Mather.
eldest!101'
u"'ir
"wt
year's
Christmas
a
I
urria(e
$39-75
Dr.
and
Mrs.
A.
A.
Miller
left
f
George
L.
Rorie
returned
to
j
by
plane
today
for
Vancouver
the
city
yesterday
after
a
week's
!
whore
they
will
spend
Christmas
bu.sine.ss
trip
to
Hazelton.
holKiUi's'
!
John
MacDonald
of
the
Dally
;
Miss
Agnes
Young,
of
the
In-
News
advertising
department!
dian
Agency
staff
here,
left
by
left
on
today's
plane
for
a
brief
i
Scouts
Have
Xmas
Party
tr
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Rus-(
party
Intend
to
get
a
bigger
sup-
?
I,
j
t'"""
Crtt
iner.
a
united
unueu
In
in
mar-
mar-
ply
piy
than
man
was
was
used
used
at
at
last
last
night
night's
2
t
'
,-Lwi
,0
Benjamin
u
Be
par,y
f(Jr
cnjklren
n
of
Mrs
Mary
Mil-.
.
.
.
!
United
Church
wa
the
,e
uk
ho
ceremony
toon
pmeo
at
;
'
"e
01
a
pretty
wecming
y7!PS5Kar5r
i-
"f
-
plane
today
to
spend
Christmas
Christmas
visit
to
Vancouver,
j
Howls
and
three-fingered
hoiiday8
.
with
her
parents
ati
.
'
,
,
,
salutes
were
featured
in
another
ski(j(.
ate
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
A
J.
n
Dominato
Christmas
party
Ia"t
night
when
'and
family
will
be
leaving
Mon-
thp
ffrnnn
rnmmittpo
nf
thp
W
ntficR
ftf
R
C
Pnfkprs
T.tt
riav
pvpninw
hv
train
for
Ter-
k-u:i
oi
ine
18
contestants
mursday
evening,
whan
Norma
gobbled
their
slice
in
no
time
flat.
!
Jean
Mackenzie,
daughter
of
Mr.
fiexuling
Kin
judKes.
were
hard
and
Mrs.
Murray
Mackenzie,
and
i
Norman
Luroy
Miernn
exehnneHri
n-i
.-.
,
o
v.
1
m.ritt
,a
liic.uru
io
ueuiue
nifl
winner"
United
Church.
Kev.
r.
jell
oilieiated.
0,.rii.
Ross
presided
at
(liiniif!
the
ceremony
,
pint
Simpson.
Concert
AH,
in
attendance.
.
,..!(:
was
given
in
mar-
li,ll('.,.
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ri
iOCr
HU
Rll
OCWb
UtWOd
lUIIIUHUW
1I1U111
LilC
iav.C
IU.
onchu
U1C
viiiw,iji3
w,"
ThiuVm
.
1
.2
I
'
.
Blven
in
Group
presented
its
fifth
annual
i
Chilcotin
to
spend
Christmas
in
holidays
at
Mrs.
Dominato's
h
rrvi
!
t
Pa!'?
.held,aJ
mKsuyherraUierandGor-iYuletide
celebration.
I
Vancouver,
home.
An
elaborate
program
of
en-
llf'.ri.
W.lii
tllft
"llttUur'''
rfntpct
At
a
rAr.r,Hn
V.aU
:
F.
L.
Couling
of
Brown's
Mill
.
her
lather.
She
whs,
Ladies'
and
Gents'
17-jewel
Fontaine
Watches
complete
with
expansion
bracelet
OPfcN
EVERY
NIGHT
'TIL
CHRISTMAS
in
which
DarUe.ina.ni-.
h
tr,
nrivm
ri,r,i,V
f
,
u
u,.
c
!
tertainment
in
the
Conrad
Street
'
Mrs.
W.
B.
Skinner
and
Mrs.
R.
B.
S'-inner
were
on
the
dec-
will
spend
Christmas
at
home
in
.ump-
io
in
Di'inginis
a
dollar
bill
wood
calc
a
toast
to
the
happy
t,""..
A
..."
J
,
!
Vancouver,
leaving
tomorrow,
oratine
committee
of
the
Womn-
Hi
LnCir
J
OS
tlV
mr.letnt
nn
a
C.OlinUt
Wa
nrAm,i,l
l.,
tUa
w
nl'J
h
fin
IhP
CHI
COIin
I
Pnnnnil',
'in
while
satin
and
lace
titn
a
lull-length
flowing
itl
curried
a
bouquet
of
ihe-vailey
and
wore
also
..,,.,,
hi-:iddres.s
.
..v.
WU-Ul
LllllULIllg
vuii.ii
Mrs.
E.
Freeberg,.
teacher
at
lver
JSeven.l.J'"
d!"n"
hellff
sti'inn
with
their
teeth.
,
bride's
brother,
Gordon
Ma-'
slrtaI
nu,m
.
W!re,
P,T
Pi-utur,
oltraptinn'
..f.
I
;
sen
ted
by
scouts
and
cubs
to
the
leaves
on1
lllut7uay-
iiaijuc
it-
Port
Edward
school,
l
"
"
i
Ul'.u
U-inln
(......
1
I
II..
.
navy
blue
dressmaker
suit,D"JT
e
,u
,
"T
h
wijib
v.iiiii.1,
jjiaycu
uy
nugo
tersai
gave
vaiuaoie
a.viiLani;!:.
I
GEORGE
COOK
S-L
?
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACc
.
j
Kraunncr
who
hnnripri
nut
n'r.p
with
dm.
.
cm-pv
t,,r,r,...i
,h
memoers.
lUL'IHIJCIil,
lllOtl
I
C
11
P.UV4
friends.
the
Chilcotin
tomoiTOw
for
the
Christmas
holidays
in
Vancouver,
j
t
,.i
muiuvo.
art:.v-,
'
-
n.j
.-wv.uv
iu
i.wiu
u.iks
ui
Meats,
ineaucn-
muLcning
accessories
was
worn.
i
miss
reggy
Large
arnvea
;n
toriuin
was
packed.
j
by
the
bride
for
going
away.
Leading
the
entertainment
was
:
'
the
city
by
plane
today
from
Carol
singing
was
led
by
Safita
On
their
return
from
a
south-'
a
"kit
presented
by
the
cubs
in
'
scouts
and
axes
to
Cubmaster
her
studies
at
Vancouver
to
and
Pianist
Allan
Currie
and
was
er"
honeymoon
to
Vancouver
which
a
mock
meeting
entertain-
Sykes
and
Scoutmaster
JVLagnus
Rnend
the
Christmas
and
New
U
u.to
Willi
entiiusiasm
by
and.
Matsqui,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j
a
cuotnlr.
and
tnree
"
wacit-
Eyolfs.'n
on
behalf
or
the
Worn-
.Year
holiday
season
with
her
,
ni.uive
nylon
gown
with
as
hat.
iiiin.in
was
Arnold
San-ucr
irls
wore
Blanche
si-ter
of
the
bride,
,
jn
pniK,
and
Carol
Bry-
Vl'iluW.
me
ceremony
In
the
a
wedding
banquet
took
Try
a
News
Classified
,
the
children.
Mierau
will
make
their
home
in
Prince
Rupert.
nice
cuds
irom
ooutn
nirjc.
er
s
Auxiliary.
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
11.
G.
The
one-act
play
was
written
A.
check
was
presented
to
the
!
Large.
Three
comedy
films
were
shown
by
Projectionist
A.
E.
Evans.
'
Tonight.
Kinsmen
visit
Miller
:
,
Bay
Hospital
ana
Prince
Rupert
Cliristmas
iv
i
e
YftA
nan.
at
ana
airectea
Dy
tiuumuaiur
uvn
group
committee
by
Doug
oouter,
Sylwss,
program
convenor.
manager
of
.B.C.
Packers
Ltd.,
Scouts
presented
instrumental
;
spon.'jrs
of
the
Conrad
Street
mjIos
and
duets.
i
Scout
group.
A
highlight
of
the
evening:
Role
of
Scnta
Claus
was
play-came
when
Mrs.
E.
Schmidt
pre-;
ed
by
popular
Art
Williamson,
sented
scarves
to
the
cubs
and
and
gift
and
candy
distributed.
master
of
G''n''r;l1
Hospital
with
gifts
for
i
Wi.sk-y
was
children
,n.-
and
proposed
a
toast
F0Rffhnstea$
giving
-JincL
ran
rl
en
bride
and
groom.
j
jciiid
program
Included
,
us
by
the
Port
'Simpson
;
Band.
Spwclies
were
1
jv
.several
ol
those
at
the
;
,'
i
i
A
A
A
&
a
4
A
A
A
A
M.
in
15
fa
$
fa
$t
fa
&
If
i
fa
-
ft
ft
fa
r2)ifff7
;
A
special
presentation
also
was
made
to
Past
Commissioner
F.
E.
'
;
Anfield.
i
T.
G.
Bateman
was
chairman
'
and
master
of
ceremonies.
Mrs.
'.
Harold
Thorn
convened
the
oom
ES
TIES
TIES
II
First,
United
Church
Kindergarten
party
was
held
in
the
church
hall
Friday
afternoon
with
the
mothers
of
the
children
as
a
very
appreciative
audience.
Opened
dgahi
hi?
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger'.
The
Public
Library
will
close
at
5
o'clock
Monday,
December
M.
(2B9c
WhLst
drive
and
tournament
Saturday,
December
22,
Moose
Temple.
Everyone
welcome.
i
s;r
'-'WeTCt-e'c
V
'rx
ft'-'ifrf.'i
tig
1
He'll
never
tire
of
ot
the
Acme
Clothing
Store
Including
NYLON
and
ALL
SILK
in
Currie
and
Berkley
from
he
banquet
a
five-tier;
.i
cake,
made
by
Mrs.
;
'.'
Brvant
of
Port
Simp-
a-
duly
cut
by
the
bnd"
j
0111
ni4
the
banquet,
Leo-1
jw.sijii's
orchestra
provid-j
fur
a
dance
which
was
i
enjoyed.
There
were
j4
of
the
pupils
in
It
was
"open
house"
at
the
,
attendance
and
28
mothers
and
Prince
Rujiert
Hotel
dining
room
some
younger
brothers
and
sis-
last
night
when
Chef
Lennard
iters
of
the
children.
Cocklin
and
his
staff,
who
have
The
program
began
when
Rev.
'
come
from
Harrison
Hot
Springs
j
Lawrence
Sieber
welcomed
the
to
take
over,
entertained
many
mothers
and
spoke
a
word
of
visitors
who
inspected
the
com-,
greeting
to
the
boys
and
girls.
pletely
re-equipped
and
reno-
1.00
to
3
50
...
.
'
t
"'"
?
t
f
?
T
"
n't
"4""
I
Annual
Old
Sweats
Pre-ChritittiiAp
jwrty
in
the
Legion
Audiloriuin
on
December
24
at
8:30
p.m.
(300c
I
Th3
program
was
a
follows:
vated
premises.
Kitchen
has
been
completely
i
i
j
mm
Ever
Popular
TOOKE
BROADCLOTH
PYJAMAS
from
$5.50
to
$6.00
Welcome
David
Duly.
"Away
In
a
Maimer"
Everybody.
,
modernized
and
is
a
picture
of
spotless
cleanliness.
Practically
TOOKE
SHIRTS
White,
Grey,
Beige,
Blue
and
Green
$4.50
Prepared
Lutefish
for
sale
at
the
PriiK'.e
Rupert
Fishermen's,
Co-optr.itivo
Stiire
commencing
Fiitiay,
December
21.
(299cl
I
all
the
old
equipment
has
been
replaced.
"Luneri'iit
Customs"
OorUon
I
"The
Small
StoeKlni?"
Llml
Dell.
I
"Looks
Like
Pa"
Andrea
Hansen.
"Birdie
Sont"
Liule
Folks.
s
order
thoie
Christmas
and
J
New
Year
flowers
and
plants
a.
5j?
Whether
you
-are
a
SUPER-
j
Pupa
Darling"
Donnle
Kvans.
My
BUx;kin"
Kusty
Kvans.
Th.
I'hnelmai
Mfilic-.'
ftltre
VALU
customer
or
not,
you
will
lor
the
folks
at
home.
Hickok
Belts,
Tie
Pins
and
numerous
other
gifts
at
ACME
CLOTHING
STORE
nd
prices
on
foods
coming
down
grown.
i
ifiriiAi'i
In
the
cosy
dining
room
Itself
new
tables
and
chairs
have
been
installed
with
a
complete
rearrangement
of
seating.
S.
R.
Donaldson,
hotel
manager,
and
Mrs.
Donaldson
and
Mr.
Cocklin
received
the
guests
and
spoke
briefly.
Delicious
refreshments
were
Rupert,
r
or
tills
you
Can
;
"A
Present
lor
Hnma"
Dale
Mont-
I
Ull
11
in
3
'
W
X
v
lit
Ihfti.lr
.5i:PPH-Vf.lI
Itf.'i
eomery.
j
"Silent
Nii:ht"
Everybody.
Your
Mlsu8
Night
atj
:n".
the
Lemon
Auditorium,
Frjday
j
-Envy"
Lvnn
n
herk.
Dteenibir
21.
Admittance
by";
Pooling
st.
Nick"
Heather
Bax-
SERVING
THE
Pl'BLIC
FOR
S7
YEARS
PRINCE
RUPERT
FLORISTS
served.
V,r.''..W.!.'.ff.'
membi
rsliip
card.
Member,!,
u'r
"
wives
and
gueits
are
weJ.ome.
;
.
I2il8cl
Coming
here
from
Harrison
have
been
three
trained
wait-'
resses
Miss
Bunny
Lohergan,
Miss
Helen
Mayers
and
Miss
Nola
Shaw.
Locally
obtained
'C
for
Christmas"
The
Girls.
"A
Gift
to
Santa"
Gall
Johnson,
i
"The
Lonuest
Day"
Billy
Pulllck.
j
"Jingle
Bells"
Everybody.
"The
Mirror"
Don
rue
Jerstad.
!
-The
BriRht
Star"
Benlta
Ness.
j
I
"Woiuier"
Gortl
.n
Hlmond.-
"A
Wish"
Vanny
Kunson.
'
After
the
enjoyment
of
the
j
TU
Tl
'
rv
"f
'r
v
ntr
T
'
Box
516
Phone
777
A
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5
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i.
,,
J,iii
S.
Si
3.SS.
3,3..
S.
J.
J.S.
J.:
help
are
Peter
Moroz
and
Miss
Ethel
Edwards.
A
More
people
are
buying
selfwinding
wrist
watches
every
day.
Bulger's
carry
several
good
makes
including
Rolex,
Elgin,
Oruen
and
Bulova.
Prices
range
from
$02.50
to,
$135.00.
iltci
NOTICE
Special
holiday
'
!
,'tic,t'iijt.'t'i'''t,'e'',i:'s'";
A
program
the
children
enjoyed
j
refreshments
and
ice
cream
and
j
party.
C.
Strand
is
the
kinder-
the
adults
a
cun
of
tea.
i
Mrs.
FOR
ALL
i
A
E.
Kettle
16.50
1
A
,
I
Floor
shcf
69.50
s
j
E-
1
iWers
9.95
&
up
'I
jcoting
ds
7.75
&
j
h
Cookers
5,95
iby
Bottle
a,mcrs
,
3
25
3
169.50
Reform
eoinir
home
the
child-
garten
teacher
and
her
helper
ren
gathered
around
the
big
tree
'
i
Mrs.
Bob
McBride.
Miss
A.
M.
and
received
gifts
and
treats.
i
Stewart
was
pianist.
Some
of
the
It
was
a
happy
and
exciting
.
mothers
helped
with
the
party.
FOR
YOUR
LAST
MINUTE
SHOPPING
LAMPS
at
Gordon
&
Anderson
G.E.
Pcfrinerotor
"Gifts
that
Please"
429.00
season
ens
pump
service
hours:
(
hrnn.n.
Day
2
p.m.
to
4
p.m.
liuvim;.
Day
it)
a.m.
to
S
p.m.
;
New
Year's
Day
2
p.m.
to
4
p.m.
Rupert
.Mnlors
Ltd.
i300c)
Church
of
the
Annunciation
Please
consult
church
page
for
Christmas
Masses.
Confessions
on
Saturday,
Sunday
and
Mon-dav
from
3
to
6,
also
on
Saturday
and
Sunday
from
7:30
to
9.
(299c)
Attention,
Northland
'Dairy
Customers
There
will
be
no
milk
delivery
on
Christmas
Day
or
Boxing
bay,
so
please
have
your
extra
milk
delivered
on
Monday,
December
24.
Northland
Dairy.
I299;i
ANXOt
N(
mi
NT
I
ItASI
K
&
PAV.VE
wish
lo
announce
that
their
store
will
adhere
to
regular
business
hours
during
the
Cluistinas
shopping
season.
The
M
ann
has
been
a
busy
one
and,
in
faitnesi
to
the
stalf,
who
haw
been
working
hard
lo
give
service
to
the
public,
our
regular
hours
will
apply,
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
I
ndnv,
Saturday
and
Monday
'
(Christmas
Kvci.
KHAShlt
&
PAYNE.
(300CI
pnarr!
Rcfriqcrator
432.50
IMIMItilll
HVSI
is
look
I
IlifM1
fine
lnni(i
Ml
ril
m
rf
Northern
B.C.
I
IV
tllilll
I
i
up
11
'
$13.25
PAJAMAS
Yama
cloth,
a
i
Broadcloth
.
.
Arolustrene
f':4
ft
f
Hi
J
if
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keeping
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traditional
Christmas
custom
of
serving
only!
the
yery
finest
in
food
end
refreshments.
,
lucky
Lager,
this
year
judged
Canada's
finest.
HOSIERY
Ankle
or
Full
Length,
in
a
wide
variety
of
patterns
and
shades
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Lined
and
Unlined
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Winner
1950
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Wallets
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Suspenders
Linen
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FOR
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HOME"
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Distinguished
world
renowned
brew
masters
mealing
at
Brussels
on
Aua.
10-11,
1950
awarded
Lucky
Lager
the
Diploma
and
Star
of
Excllence,
acknowledging
this
traditionally
fine
B.C.
product
Canada's
finest.
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matched
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choice
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Squirrel
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Brussels
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and
SATURDAY
Evenings,
Dec.
21
and
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WATTS
&
NICKERS
ON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
3rd
Ave.
Phone
345
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Also
brewers
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of
Burton
Type
Ale
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
on
&
And
erson
Gord
Phone
46
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:
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974
T.O.
Box
1302
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
This
advertisement
is
not
piihlished
or
displayed
hy
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
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