Local
Girl
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
Aoril
18,
1151
is
Honored
on
Retirement
oca
J
Vancouver
Bride
and
PERSONAL
Leonard
Brown
of
Ottawa,
couver.
They
are
here
to
attend
:
senior
counsel
for
the
Depart-'
an
important
meeting
of
the
j
ment
of
Indian
Affairs,
and
W.
natire
band
o
Metiakatla
in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
William
Webster
have
returned
to
the
8.
Arneil,
commissioner
of
In
connection
with
the
forthcoming
Presentation
Made
to
Conductor
Doug
Fisher
Who
lias
Completed
Service
dian
Affairs
for
British
Colum
Don
Forward
returned
to
the
Registered
Nurses'
chapter
j
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
will
hold
sale
of
Homecooking
bia,
arrived
in
the
city
on
yester-
enfranchisement
and
provincia
atday
afternoon's
plane
from
Van-
incorporation
of
the
village.
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancou-
in
McRae's
Sat.
April
21,
2-5
p.m.
;
.,nn?ir.nt,.
i,,,.inp!
i8m
Having
made
his
last
run
SPECIAL!
crta
Deep
Seam
I
j
the
week-end
prior
to
retire-
0
Women
of
the
Moose
will
I
Crawford
Moore
returned
to
'ment,
Douglas
Fisher,
veteran
hold
their
rezular
meeting
Wed-
the
cltv
on
vestetxlav
afternoon's
Canadian
National
Railways
city
from
Vancouver
where
they
attended
the
marriage
of
their
daughter,
Miss
Isobel
Murray
Webster,
to
Hector
Milne
Fuller-ton.
The
wedding
took
place
in
St.
Paul's
Anglican
Church
with
Rev.
P.
R.
Ellis
performing
the
ceremony.
The
bride's
gown
was
of
white
satin
with
long
tleeres
and
lace
Si
A.75
plane
from
(91c)
nesday,
April
18.
PER
TON
1UMP
a
business
trip
to
conductor
was
nonorea
Dy
lei-low
railway
employees
who
'
gathered
in
the
office
of
the
dl-
Vancouver.
zsi
vra,
a.
m
y
Haw'
The
Indian
department's
agency
nurse,
Mrs.
F.
Partridge,
7ese's
a
cooru
$twe
&r
you
6ohe
rfesbrs...
SACKS
8.50
10
insert
in
the
hnriin
h
!
made
a
trip
on
Naskeena
yes-
Join
the
girls
on
their
trip
visional
superintendent
Monday
to
Paris
next
Wednesday
and
afte.nocn.
C
A.
Bsrner,
on
Thursday,
Civic
Centre,
8:15
their
behalf,
made
presenta-P
m-
'
,92c)
tion
to
Mr.
Fisher
of
a
purse
of
PHONE
116-117
or
58
B-H
EGGSHELL
(
with
with
I
semi-gloss
finish!
hem
of
the
graceful
skirt
which
!
terday
for
a
neaiUl
cneck
of
the
extended
into
i
Metlakatla
school
children,
a
train.
A
pearl-
trimmed
halo
of
white
satin
held
I
Articles
for
Women's
Hostile
full-length
net
veil
and
the
!
pital
Auxiliary
Giant
Rummage'
bride
carried
a
white
prayer
book
j
Sale
tan
be
left
at
Smth
and
crested
with
Belter
Times
roses
Klkins
shop
or
call
Blue
949
for
and
white
hyacinths.
I
collections.
'Hi
The
bridesmaid
was
Miss
Noon
I
Webster,
sister
of
the
bride,
who
!
D-
c-
Stevenson,
administrator
had
a
pink
organdie
frok'
with
'
e
Prince
Rupert
General
United
Church
men's
Straw-
g0id
and
to
Mrs.
Fisher
a
beau-berry
and
ice
cream
social
and
tiful
b:uquet
as
well
as
a
fia-
1-homecooking
sale
Thursday,
fome
silver
tia
serVice
and
tr
iv,
April
19,
7
p.m.
(Hi
fittingly
Inscribed.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Cosarove
wal
lined
Fisher
leave
on
Thursday
nignt
$50
and
costs,
the
minimum
10
tak
UP
future
residence
In
eharire.
for
sunnlvmo
an
intoxi-
Vancouver
where
a
son
is
a
law-
'dhJif
Albert
&
McCaffery
cant
to
a
native.
Cosgrove
an-
5r
and
a
daughter
is
a
nurse.
LIMITED
lace
bodice
and
Deplum
carrvine
Hospital,
will
be
the
speaker
appeared
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Taken
completely
by
surprise.
ipring
flowers
en
tone.
Liie
weeiuy
luiwrneon
ui
ine
i
vance
in
city
ponce
court
yes-
-
"
...
iiinyT'tfviitiifTi!
tjiiiijn!fr
terday.
lhiir
heartfelt
appreciation,
of
the
hour
wnirh
had
been
pMd
Co-op
Fishermen's
farewell
thfiu.
The
memory
of
hacpv
dance.
Civic
C
litre,
April
23,
10
f;iend:hirs
not
only
In
Prince
hotel
arrivals
IEW-MASTER
The
flower
firl,
Shannon
Rig-
miice
Rupert
Gyro
Club
tomor-''gins,
niece
of
the
brid,
was
in
row
He
wU1
diseuss
hospital
blue
nylon
with
nosvgay
of
Pin-
affairs.
'nochio
rosea
'
S.O.N.
Fishermen's
farewell
I
Leonard
A.
Fullerton
was
dancei
Wedne.sday,
April
18,
10-
groomsman
;
2.
Mike
Colossi's
orchestra.
Ro-
Billy
Fullerton.
the
little
ring-
,
freshments.
Everybody
welcome.
bearer,
wore
a
Scottish
costume
i
(gic)
in
MacDonald
plaid.
j
pm.-2
a.m.
Admission
by
ticket
Burert.
but
all
alorvr
Ytt
X.w
j
only.
Tickets
available
at
Co-op
would
t
a'"rays
"Jicrished.
The
I
Bakery
and
Cow
Bay
store.
(95ci
Dpautiful
Eift
of
silver
wcu'ci
a-e
ni
hoiT-fl
ro'it.on
m
!"'
fit'"-:-"
yrv$
"Dou?"
Fisher
was
born
April
Jes.-le
Derrick
was
sentence'.!
.
to
time
served
and
released
in
city
police
court
yesterday
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vane
with
the
A
reception
followed
the
cere-!
The
minimum
charge
for
driv-mony
and
the
couDle
then
left
inS
without
a
licence
a
fine
of
(Prince
Rupert)
T.
H.
Barbour.
J.
S.
Gray.
J.
Fodmore,
R.
H.
Culter
and
J.
I.
Sweet,
Vancouver;
F.
Barclay
and
J.
Dunlcp,
Smithers;
W.
S.
Ar-npil,
Vancouver;
L.
L.
Brown,
Ottawa;
T.
Ahlen,
Three
Rivers;
J.
W.
Bruce,
Richmond
Hill.
Ont.;
U.
J.
Manitan
and
J.
Taylor.
Edmonton;
C.
McMillan,
North
REELS
Reduced
50c
each
WRATHALL'S
l'lmto
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
30,
1891,
and
entered
the
railway
service
Auust
6.
1912,
as
q
bridgeman
of
the
bridges
and
ior
a
noneymoon
trip
to
Seattle
a-23
ana
costs
was
lmpasea
on
j
warning
"to
behave."
She
wbs
and
Spokane.-
19-year-old
George
M"Leod,
wno
;
charged
with
drinking
an
in-
i
appeared
before
Magistrate
W.j
toxicant.
;T',1
""
I'll
I.
bulldins;
decartment
at
Dan-
phln,
Manitoba.
He
was
trans-.
RUSSIAN
ORIGIN
D
Vance
in
city
police
court
45
ferred
to
the
operating
depart-
;
The
first,
rpinrfppr
in
Aii.Vn
vesterdav
t
Legion
meets
Thursday
April
19.
ment
as
a
trainman
August
fl,
1912.
He
enlisted
in
World
War
I
in
1913
and
served
overseas
Vancouver;
it.
Arnetuel,
Ketchl-
were
brought
from
Russia
!n
the
kan'
'
latter
part
of
the
19th
century.
(92nl
until
April
8,
1918.
Iff
I
A
small
i
bound
for
STEAMER
General
meeting
U.F.A.W.U.
Shoreworkers,
Thursday,
April
19,
7:30
p.m..
Union
Hall.
Business:
Convention
report.
All
members
plex.se
attend.
191D
1
James
Fairclough
of
Langley',
provincial
grandmaster
of
the
After
convalescence
from
wirj
American
seaplane,
wounds,
he
had
service
as
train-
(
Ketchikan,
put
in
man
and
conductor
on
constrm-
...Housekeeping.
rince
Rupert
here
Monday
night
for
dinner,
tion
service
on
the
Hudson
Bty
Q.
A.
Bodding,
one
of
the
two
Railway,
being
on
that
line
.'oi'j
oassensers.
cleared
nere
witn
mnnv
vpars
Hp
transferred
to
FAILS
FOR
Srretchinn
Your
Food
Dollar
Is
Real
Problem
These
Days
Royal
Black
Knights
of
Brit'sh
the
custom
officials,
having
lert
Smithers
division
August
!
,
Columbia,
is
spending
the
week
j
Vancouver,
coming
from
Seattle.
jqs
nfiPf
vnriri
experience
oi:
For
the
finest
interior
finishes,
follow
the
lead
of
experienced
decorators
use
B-H
Eggshell
Finish.
It's
the
washable,
durable,
semi-gloss
finish
you
can
use
in
every
room
on
walls,
woodwork
and
furniture.
Ten
beautiful
shades
to
choose
from,
and
black
and
white.
Write
to
Box
M,
Station
E,
Montreal,
for
in
prince
ttuperi.
Monaay
nignt
he
he
a.lrlipsspri
addressed
a
a
lolnt
inlnt
mPPtinir
meetine
ff;
of;
Va
Hove
you
ever
stood
In
the
sarv.
'
For
all
your
spring
painting
ncouver
middle
of
a
grocery
store
and
When
shnnnlntr
tho
f,,
the
Prin.-e
Runert
Rnvm
Rinrt
and
eardening
needs,
call
Hays
VALUABLE
FIND
JOHANNESBURG
Ch
A
great
looked
around,
bewildered,
won-
homemaker
is
constantly
com-
Preccptory
and
th?
Loyal
Orange
CoVP
Hardware,
your
Glidden
diring
just
where
to
start
your
paring
the
prices
per
serving
of
Lodge
and
while
here
is
being'
dealer.
Phone
Green
441
for
free
hopping?
There,
displayed
bi-
the
various
forms
in
whlrh
Cnm
entert.iinpri
hv
Inc
mpmtwra
r
t
delh-ery.
(tf-c
diamond
found
at
the
mouth
of
i
two
lne
ranse
River
is
described
as
Mrs.
A.
A.
Mosley
and
your
free
copy
of
the
new
B-H
Booklet,
"Color
is
the
Key
to
Brighter
j,.d
Iiilrrmi-iliale
Ports
Each
Thursday
;U
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
ttl
KM.SDAY
MIDNIGHT
I.iiv'iry
at
Low
Cast
tin-
Kes'rvutiong
icie
you
are
colorful
rows
of
foods
are
sold,
tuch
as
frozen
the
two
organizations.
fruits
and
vegetables,
tin
after
or
canned
veg.atables
fresh
or'
:
tin
of
canned
goods
and
pack-
canned
meats
A
d
ruJe
to
age.-
or
all
types
and
sizes,
just
'
A
foii0w
is
to
buy
the
least
ex-1
I.
waiting
to
be
bought.
What
you
pensive
type
that
suits
the
Mr-1
-"'"
children
left
yesterday
on
the
Cimosun
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Mosley,
who
is
employed
here
rivalling
uie
mm.'us
uuinuii
diamond.
The
stone,
weighing
160
carats,
worth
about
$240,000
In
its
rough
ttate.
is
said
to
have
a
potential
value
of
$475,000
when
cut
antf
polished.
with
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Living."
B-H
Paints,
Varnishes
and
Enamels
'
cover
more
area
.
,
.
last
longer
.
.
.
I
.noma
actually
ouy
arm
the
pcsc.
It
ls
also
wise
t0
compare
Caradian
Log.ion
card
party
company,
will
join
his
wife
in
Tm
"l,TUSh0Uld
Spe"u
um
tne
Prlws
of
bu'k
and
packaged
April
23.
tne
wilhin
a
month's
time,
it
is
expected.
Write
or
Call
CITY
(R
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC.
:
,
'
Vave
you
money!
Watch
for
It!
Walt
for
Ht!
...c
cc
.c...
foods
and
tne
prices
f
Cqrd
t
Catholic
Hall,
is
a
compex
problem.
An-n
io
,ui
i
Ap.il
19
How
much
money
to
spend
on
"gent,aHbles
"
cmPar
at
food
ls
Important
to
every
home-
0lde,r'
ftorhed
vegetables.
A
'
United
Church
men's
Straw-maker.
fd
SOld
ln
buik
ls
usually
of
icc
M
Actually,
your
food
costs
bTrry
and,
cw?m
$vi
depend
upon
many
factors.
Horne
ust
as
quality
as
that
sold
homeco
oking
sale
Thursday,
.
prnnnmista
list
th
first
nnint
n
an
elaborate
packaRe.
whllj
April
1J,
7
p.m.
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
Oiant
Rummage
Kale.
Old
Ovtr-waitea,
next
to
Wallace's,
May
4
ana
S.
(HI
For
rha
Best
Paints,
Varm'th
and
Enamels
BUY
WHERE
YOU
SEE
THE
SIGN:
t
.
.
fhof'a
where
you'll
find
fritndly
feme
and
helpful
advice.
MaMafiMilMflJiJ
tha
number
in
the
family
their
new
vegetables,
granted
colorful!
W.O.T.M.
Spring
uaraur.
April
ages,
..their
activities
and'
their
and
attractive,
are
naturally
;
20.
.
,
v
likes
and
dislikes.
It
is
important
higher
priced.
j
Conrad
School
P
T
A.
card
to
buy
sizes
and
amounts
which
Homemakers
today
are
mak-
party.
Frlcl-.iy,
April
20.
8
p.m.
are
suitable
to
the
size
of
the
mg
a
practice
of
buying
by
I
St.
Petc-r
s
pi
mg
Sale,
Aprl
The
fire
department
was
called
out
twice
yesterday
first
in
answer
to
a
chimney
fire
at
the
home
of
W.
J.
Sashaw,
411
Green
Street
in
the
morning,
and
the
second
call
to
a
grass
lire
in
the-,
1400
Sixth
Avenue
West
at
2:1a1
p.m.
!
t
SNIPES
!
i:
grade.
They
read
the
labels
and
'
26
'Hospitality
and
.
r
r
buy
the
grade
that
suits
their!
United
W.A.
SDrtne
sale
Miv
3
family.
If
the
family
is
large
Mrs.
Housewife
knows
from
experience
that
she
should
buy
ln
Udi
faring
for
purpose.
They
consider
the
fi
Sonja
tea.
May
il.
.
'
;
large
quantities.
For
instance,
she
nancial
advantage
or
disadvan-1
Good
Food
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
,
rhone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
finds
that
it
is
more
economical
i
tage
of
buying
such
prepared
1
phureu
,h
'
m
ir
to
buy
25
pounds
of
potatoes
at:
mixes
as
pudding
powder,
cake!
'
'
'
,
time
than
5
pounds.'enough
for
mixes.
Eas
er"
sta
Tea-
Maso;1,c
a
j
or
pie
Thvy
consider
each,'
anly
a
meal
or
two,
several
times
I
and
every
one
of
these
factors
TemPle-
May
17-
i
week.
For
a
small
family
small'
before
spending
the
family
food
j
I-teran
tea.
May
S
n
mounts
should
be
bought
which
1
dollar
so
that
It
will
go
fust
as'
Job's
Daughter's
Jamboree,
may
be
used
up
and
not
wasted.
tar
as
possible.
May
31,
June
1,
2.
IMPORTED
WHEAT
Poor
harvests
in
1751
and
1757
in
Quebec
necessitated
importing
Wheat
and
flour
from
France.
Vf
ClHVilll.s
Jul
HfMlIU
'
i
lies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
iiuh
St
Phone
649
SPRING
TOYS
Wagons
Marbles
Cap
Guns
...
Tricyles
Kites
Yo-Yo's
ond
Balloons
01
Another
point
to
consider
in
the
food
budget
is
how
much
entertaining
ls
done
in
the
home
and
whether
it
ls
simple
or
elaborate.
If
food
costs
are
running
too
high
try
to
make
all
-entertaining
as
simple
as
possible.
The
number
and
types
of
meals
eaten
xwav
from
home
and
box
And
guess
who's
treasurer.
7
A
:
I'iiONH
GREEN
834
FOR
WELDING
lunches
for
the
children,
are
other
factors
to
consider
when
hinking
of
the
food
dollar.
Plan
mm
nutritious
ana
appetizing
ana
a3
economical
as
possible.
Away-frdm-home
meals
should
be
cut
down
to
a
minimum
if
the
budget
is
beginning
to
be
stretched
too
far,
.
When
It
comes
to
the
actual
j
OF
ALL
TYPES
-ndustrial
Welding
1
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"ving
of
food
plan
the
buying.
Check
the
supplies
on
hand,
con-r
sider
the
meal
patterns,
make
a
grocery
list
and
finally
buyj
where
you
get
the
best
food
fori
the
money
spent.
When
checking!
food
supplies
be
sure
that
there
is
a
sufficient
stock
of
such
necessary
items
as
flour,
sugar
and
salt
always
on
hand.
If
these
Items
are
bought
in
sufficient
quantity
to
last
a
fairly
long
time,
rather
than
in
dibs
and
FISHERMEN
.
.
For
complete
oterhaul
of
youi
High
Speed
Gasoline
Engines,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
Mve
the
trained
mechanics
.id
specialized
equipment
to
perform
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
effHtitly
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
rush
Is
on,
let
us
have
that
Job
now.
hid
l-ihri
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
Rupert
Motors
Limited
dabs,
the
saving
ln
money
may
be
noted.
When
checking
the
menu
patterns
with
the
grocery
list
it
ls
most
important
to
keep
in
mind
that
each
day
each
member
of
the
family
should
have
their
necessary
food
requirements
as
outlined
ln
Canada's
Food
Rules.
Shopping
by
telephone
is
sometimes
necessary
but
it
ls
well
to
remember
that
carry-home
habits
are
practical
and
generally
pay
dividends.
Plan
to
keep
track
of
price
trends,
and
take
advantage
of
especially
good
buys.
,i
When
actually
buying
food
the
well
arranged
displays
and
the
LUMBING
J
and
1
HEATING
When
there's
a
community
effort
on
foot,
olumcnei
are
you'll
And
the
Royal
Bank
Manager
on
the
committoe.
He
U
often
colled
on
lo
act
because
Royal
Bankers
have
earned
a
solid
reputation
as
public
spirited
citizens.
And
so
it
is
right
down
the
line,
from
the
Manager
to
the
youngest
clerk.
Royal
Bankers
are
encouraged
to
pull
their
weight
in
all
worthwhile
endeavours,
for
the
interests
of
the
bank
and
the
community
are
one.
This
spirit
is
reflected
in
their
service
to
you.
When
you
have
banking
business
to
do
.
.
.
when
you
wish
to
discuss
some
financial
matter
in
confidence
...
see
your
Royal
Bank
first.
The
Munager
and'
his
staff
are
there
to
serve
you
in
every
way
they
can.
Tli
Royal
Bwlik
in
your
community
is
there
to
scrve
you
in
runny
ways.
Prluii
you
do
not.
realize
timt:
,
,
.
if
yon
find
it
inconvenient
to
visit
ttm
bank,
you
ran
still
open
mm
jux-ouiiI,
do-posit
nnd
withdraw
money
by
maU.
.
.
.
there
are
a
numlier
of
reasons
why
you
anil
km
other
menibors
or
your
family
might
find
it
advantageous
to
have
a
"Joint
Account".
.
.
.
when
you
are
going
nway,
you
can
obtain
from
lis
Trulvllern
Cluyucs
which
are
a
sufu
way
go
carry
money.
The
R
eliable
and
Prompt
Service
i
colorful
arrav
of
packaged
foods
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CADETS-
Now
being
re-organized
under
the
sponsorship,,
of
the
Naty
League
of
Canada.
Those
interested
please
apply
to
H.M.CS.
Chatham
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Friday,
4-6
and
7-9
p.m.
Age
limit
14-18
years
oizvms
mugs
THE
CANADA
ROYAL
BANK
OF
J
You
Know
J
PHONE
"r
''"
Pair,
and
Allerations
.MUEIkinslld.
are
very
tempting.
Here
is
where
it
is'lmuortant
to
remember
the
food
list.
It
should
prevent
the
soending
of
too
much
money
on
the
less
essential
foods.
Basic
food
accesrories
such
as
seasonings
.sauces
or
flavorings,
if
used
carefully,
mav
be
excellent
in
the
flavor
of
.food,
but
impulse
buying
of
such
accessories
for
adding
variety
and
contrast
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BRANCH
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D.
W.
G.
STEWART,
Monoger
is
costly
and
not
always
neces-