TODAY
TO
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Rupert
Daily
News
SATURDAY
Calltotic
&
Friday,
October
5,
1U51
zaar
IIIIC8IIBICIHI
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W
A
WALLACE
BUDGET
ACCOUNT
Tlie
convenience
of
a
Wallace
Budget
Accnuiit
entitles
you
to
buy
anything
in
the
store
and
pay
by
the
month.
Enquire
today.
YARD
GOODS
DRAPERY
BEDDING
TOWELS
""1
1
Plus
CAKTOON,
NKHS
l
adies
Well
Pleased
With
Ki
suits
Jt
Two-Day
Affair
A
p.ala
two-day
bazaar,
feat-n
in;
the
sa
e
oi
handiwork
and
culinary
achievements'
of
many
l...i.J..unu.s.
ended
jvsterday
and
the,
Catholic
women
s
League
ictio
in?
uccasion
was
a
"real
success.
Eight
booths
set
up
in
the
liL-wiy
c-coiaied
Catholic
Hall
lull
an
atmosphere
of
the
market
place
but-
tor
the
youngsteis
at
least
the
lish
pond
was
the
iciitit
oi
auracuon.
Throughout
the
afternoon
many
eager
little
fisheimen
lined
up
to
try
their
skill
with
the
rod
to
land
"that
big
one."
Following
the
excittrnent
of
marketing
a
restful
contrast
was
revealed
In
the
new
committee
room
where
amidst
a
profusion
of
flowers
donated
by
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno,
reireshments
were
served.
Evening
entertainment
was
augmented
by
the
bingo
booth,
LADIES'
WEAR
GIRLS'
WEAR
INFANTS'
WEAR
NOTIONS
Eveninj
Shows
7
-
9:0!i
Saturday
Matin,
WHERE
ROYAL
COUPLE
ARRIVES-An
aerial
view
of
Dorval
Airport.
Montreal,
where
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
will
land
next
Monday
(Thanksgiving
Dayi
at
noon
on
their
flight
from
England
for
the
Royal
Tour
of
Canada.
i
CP
from
National
Defence)
.uur.VM.uiuoy
eve.
-
V
p.m
J0j
,J
DORIS
OOROOM
T
fur
DAY
WWh
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
LYONS,
McKAY'S
i
Continued
from
page
5)
"Strawberry
King"
of
Bulkley
Valley
and
Well
Trained
Dog
ers.
The
club
president,
T.
Mc-Nish.
said
further
donations
Ghuckan
338.
N.
Kennedy
51S.
V.
Parkin
415,
1.
Stewart
484.
Totals
769,
857,
935.
l
o-u
R.
Christeivsen
41)7,
P.
O
Leary
313,
F.
Mav
240,
H.
Van
Pyk.stra
329,
V.
Patrick
2!)8.
Totals
634.
710,
693.
Selected
Shorts
rjlf
Tjt
.v
TOTEM
S&aI
A
Famous
Players
Thealre"fc"1
iiiiiii,
v-uwtc
uuiii
juitic
"jroi
u.,1,,
X(...n
C.
SPORT
SHOTS
(Cuiiljiued
fi'om
page
5)
pected
to
be
provided
at
Port
Elizabeth.
Cape
Province,
where
a
motorcycle
club
was
warned
ing
bodies
closely
concerned
with
"y
"'V
'
c'et"'
whlcn
had
many
pa,trons
Sunday
sport."
I
and
"a
winner
very
time.
.
Grand
raffle
last
night
was
Rupert
Radio
F.
GUmour
427,
E.
Chrtstbff
450,
A.
Jefferles
458,
by
police
not
to
go
ahead
with
At
",a"y
ce'llrues
r'c
.
:
the
climatic
end
of
the
event,
C.
Parlette
488,
M.
McLeod
414.
turned
up
at
bowling
greens
By
EVANGELINE
VANN
HOUSTON.
Turning
off
the
highway,
seven
miles
from
Houston,
going
west,
in
the
Barrett
di-trict,
winding
upwards
through
bushes
of
scarlet
rose-hips
and
yellowing
eottonwood
trees,
with
a
backcloth
of
vivid
blue
sky,
I
found
the
cabin
of
Bob
Eichenberger,
"The
Strawberry
King."
a
race
aaverusea
ior
ounuay.
The
club
ignored
the
warning.
Totals
783,
994,
910.
with
first
prize
going
to
Mrs.
O.
and
eolf
(-nurses
to
Question
Der
Sunrise
G.
Wtlkins
534,
D.
otiH
nnlirp
then
took
thp
names
i.,;
o,,rfa
it
(-,,'
or
organizers
and
race
riders.
Town"
a
b
ame
waa
calIed
;
point
fireplace
bench
clt
when
police
gave
warning
'
,i.m,
thov
...nM
m'.hi!H
totja
take
tho
thp
nomoc
nnmps
rf
nf
'
Keis,
as
secona
pride,
was
won
After
this
action
.several
industrial
firms
contributed
toward
a
defence
fund"
for
the
bike
rid-
346.
the
players.
On
a
field
near
Cape
,
'
""
.
Downing
595,
M.
Richards
558,
I.
Parkhouse
237.
J.
Acjcock
175.
D.
McNeice
324.
Totals
806,
762,
875.
!
Toilers
-T.
Rossi
387.
D.
Dor-
ash
615,
B.
Ellison
374,
i.
Hill'
613,
M.
Wide
522.
Totals-378.
!
897,
1017,
Cook's
Jewellers
W.
Duncan
A
Toronto
visitor
came
in
for
Town
an
Indian
soccer
compe
SHIPS
AND
tition
came
to
an
abrupt,
end
when
police
began
taking
names.
Most
of
the
players
of
four
teams
scattered
among
the
crowd
but
a
few
gave
their
names
and
third
pnze
with
ticket
1681.
Maiik
nump
won
the
steam
iron.
Final
prize
of
$25
in
cash
was
won
by
Mr.
Sydney
Alexander
with
ticket
3470.
Following
were
those
who
assisted
with
the
bazaar:
There,
"For
so
long,
a
man
fo
gets,"
far
away
from
his
native
Switzerland,
but
overlooking
the
beautiful
Bulkley
Valley
and
thi
Telkwa
Range,
with
Morricr
Mountain
to
the
left.
Bob
has
made
his
home.
On
the
wall,
was
the
skin
of
-timber
wolf,
shot
a
few
days
ago.
waiting
for
the
Game
Warden
roii
310,
M.
Careless
463,
H.
Sperr
Call
363
,
r.FTTEK
...
Planning
-Building
or
Repairing
ii7,
B.
Davis
564.
J.
Hlckems
WATERFRONT!'.
430.
Totals
890,
B10,
800.
RECORD
SALE
CONTINUES
POPULAR
AND
CLASSICAL
RECORDS
AND
ALBUMS
NEW
RECORDS
FROM
WITHDRAWN
L"
TO
CLEAR
y2
Of
Commercials
J.
Helger.son
Detectives
visited
golf
courses
U
ca'u"T
'
rurman
aua
488,
M.
Gross
501.
M.
H
ibun
476.
L.
Smith
412,
T.
Stewart
383.
to
come
and
punch
one
ear
and
I
B.
C.
Steamships
freighter
Al
Totals
801,
764.
862
pay
the
bounty
of
twenty-fivt
'
aska
Prince
was
in
port
this
at
Johannesburg
and
warned
""'""""i
club
professionals
to
close
their
Art
Murray,
Mrs.
E.
Clausen,
Mrs.
thops'
during
the
week-ends.
L-
Eales'T
lvlrs',
Eu
Smlth.
and
Mr5-
N-
J-
Galbraith,
assistants,
This
warnhrg
was
given
under
a
Transvaal
provincial
shop
!
Serviteurs
Misses
Betty
Os-hours
ordinance,
meaning
the
'
kc
and
Lorraine
Smith,
coif
Dros
have
to
close
ud
from
I
Pouring-Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno,
Seventh
Avenue
Market
M.
Shier
326,
D.
Pallant
507.
D.
1
Pierce
255,
B.
Pierce
390,
G.
Rbe
j
188,
H.
Berg
294.
Totals
748,
i
dollars.
Asking
what
he
would
morning
discharging
cargo
here,
do
with
the
skin
tnen,
Bob
an-1
The
vessel
sails
on
her
return
swered:
"I
hear
the
U.S.
Army
south
after
discharging,
up
north
is
buying
wolf
skins
for
CPR
freighter
Yukon
Prin-pa:kas."
and
addad:
"This
oneCfss
Capt
John
Campbell,
un-is
a
pup
born
last
spring,
you
der
charter
t0
Franlc
Water-can
tell
by
Its
teeth,
and
it
is
hous.
line
was
,t
WatSOn
Ls-
793,
717.
1
D
m.
Saturdav
to
Mondav
',
Mrs-
J-
L-
Blaln,
Mrs.
S.
Turcott
mornincs,
missing
their
most
allQ
Mrs-
f
-
St.
Amour.
lucrative
period
of
the
week.
!
Cashiers
Miss
Polly
Astoria
small
in
body,
only
about
seven-
iand
thls
mornlng
unloading
ty-five
pounds,
although
fully
cargo.
After
unloading
there
iand
Mrs.
Balagno.
.
,
..
Hot
dog
stand
was
in
charge
Tennis
players
at
Harrismith
,
ms
A
8mith
&!.si
got
a-surprise
when
they
Bp-!tallj
steve
DumM
Mr
Mc-
grown.
Its
parents
would
pro-1
the
vesse,
salled
,or
stewart
ably
weigh
one
hundred
and
,
AUce
Arm
and
Swagway-
j
snilormg
for
IJI1CU
IU
LU
W
It
VUUltCll
1W1
l.iu,.-
Mrs.
R.
Sprinkle
and
H.weiiiyiive
pouuua.
i
nave
aiiuv
two
or
thi'ee
every
winter,
for
Misses
Beatrice
and
Lena
be-
I
municipal
tennis
courts.
They
four
winters
now,
I
set
traps
oy
.
as
I
stepped
out
into
the
un
t
-i
o
ritfir
f
ir
r-i
t
rt
:
.
fiopn
tti
hp
Ituir-iVtlii
VM-illi,.n
o
1VZ:
S
.;L
iwl
Hum--
Cooking-Mrs.
D
Mul-
i"11-
sv
i'
v.v,
in
iouij
uimiaiu
otriic1.
a
ami:-
k
timber
for
marten,
and
tor
wta-
ly
will,
maybe
in
strawberry
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Bu-Ulers
&
Contractors
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
a
wn,,irt
hP
in.prtprt
.
'
ney.
convenor;
Mrs.
P.
Rich-
Favorite,
Popuhr
ai
Classical
Arthh
Come
in
ond
moke
vour
selection
while
they
last.
:
on,
ju'i
aij
jytut.
niitc,
,
auu
nun
W
lilliau
a
the
lease
barring
tennis
on
Sun-;
days.
I
Looking
round
at
tne
nveimeal
of
corn,
which
he
had
stuffed
heads
on
the
wall,
Bnbi
grown
on
the
ledge,
away
from
remarked:
"I
shoot.
de?r
at
the
:
the
frosts
of
the
flat.
A
gentle
end
of
October,
when
the
mea.j
wind
stlned
.the
light
windmill
will
keep.
I
learfied
how'
to-on
the
house,
as
I
descended
the
stuff
them
by
reading.
Its
hlll
to
the
flat.
tune,
Mrs.
J.
Cloutier
and
Mrs.
L.
Smith,
assistants.
bt.
Anne's
Sewing
Group
booth
Mrs.
H.
F.
Glassey,
convenor;
Mrs.
Jack
McNulty.
Mrs.
M.
P.
rhc.ie
640
220
Sixth
St.
Woodcock
Ferry
To
be
Discussed
McCaffery,
Mrs.
J.
Rogerson,
Mrs.
hobby.
CDonneli
arid
Mrs.
St.
Amour,
how
about
the
sUawberriewi
GOING
McRAE
BROS.
It
WCCDCCCK
The
vexed
assistants.
Skeena
River
ferry
situation
will
Baby
Booth
Mrs.
William
be
discussed
at
a
meeting
of
the
Bond,
convenor;
Mrs.
A.
Aldridge,
Cedarvale-Woodcock
Li'jeral
As-
Mrs.
J.
Cuthbertson,
Miss
A.
Til-sociation
which
iias
been
called
sault,
Mrs.
D.
Rouse
and
Miss
D.
lor
Saturday
afternoon
of
this
Balagno,
assistants,
week.
W.
C.
Little
is
president
St.
lneiesas
Sewing
Circle
of
the
Association
and
has
called
Mn.
M.
J.
Saunders,
convenor;
,he
mee'.ing.
S::r3Ury
is
Mrj
Mrs.
C.
Schaeffer,
Mrs.
J.
Bug-Dorothy
Wynn.
ymka,
Mrs.
C.
R.
Brett,
assis-
.
tants.
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CARS
Last
week's
advertised
specials
have
been
sold.
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176
W.
K.
Tif
T(ini)
3-ton
176
W.
IS.
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FORD
3-tnn
15S
W.
B.
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,
.
f;
....
fsm
NSS'
Bob?"
"Nineteen
thirty-five
it'
was,
I
think.
I
was
coming
up
j
the
field,
when
I
saw
sjme
large
strawberry
leaves.
Too
big
to
be
wild
ones,
must
je
tame
tan
s,"
I
thought.
So
I
stuck
some
run-1
ners
out
in
ths
plough,
and
every
spring
I
ploughed
a
little
more,!
and
now
I
have
two
acres.
Three
'
years
ago
I
had
ton
tons.
Peopiel
come
from
as
far
as
Muricetown
and
Smithers,
and
Burns
Lake
to
j
pick
them.
;
"If
it's
poor
skiing
I
get
no
visitors
in
the
winter,
but
my
.
partner,
Gypsy,
is
he
e.
She
c
inn
j
to
me
through
tue
snow
on
a
j
hunting
trip
in
'45.
I
thought
shei
was
a
little
lox
and
sue
has'
been
with
me
Since.
"Go.
and
!
?ee
if
there
is
a
bear
out
there!"!
Gypsy
vanished
through
the
doc,
J
CiO
Booth
Misses
E.
Rosa
Hug.
M.
Roos.
Y.
Lo-
If
you
want
te
sell
it,
advertise
j
It,
News
classified.
I
'pine,
V.
Murpny,
B.
Astoria,
D.
i
Richards,
and
Mrs.
A.
Turcott.
WE
HAVE
JUST
THE
fisii
Fond
Mrs.
L.
Amadio.
A.
ooius.si.
Mis.
W.
Pierce.
individual
urines
were
m
or
tni-
o.
R
Ilrett.
wiuuer
of
a
ham
do-iirttea
by
bwtlt's.
Mib.
u.
Wliue.
winner
nf
nvkin
SHOES
YOU
WANT
For
both
Men
and
Women
Offers
considered
on
l'9
C:iIEV.
E-jdan
Delivery.
ftli'TK-cenditioneil
ready
to
go
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
stockings
(loiialecl
by
Vartcly
buire.
iwrs.
it.
IXjwtlicr
and
Fraser
Ac
Payn.-.
(barking.
j
(jc'iiu
ocuwau,
winner
oi
au-
Don't
Overtax
il-OverHAUL
It!
1
OKJ
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
pic-H
uimuted
by
A.
E.
Smith.
I
"What
time
Is
11
.'
1
aoKCU,
r.s-
!
l
hKhs.
winner
of
dnweed
wed-!
ing
to
go.
"Gypsy
can
tell
you.
';
0,'i5.rtOouuT.,,y,
M."
Mc?u'ty'
i
Bob
volunteered.
"What
time
in'
adbyn-rW"S,o.n
K
"
H.
Gypsy?"
and
she
disappeared
ftiiih
Huien
at.
Arnuud.
winnrr
ofi-throuKh
the
curtains
of
the
j
fashion
footwear
Friiice
Rupert,
B.C.
a
picture
uonHtcci
oy
Mr.
Kogcrson.
I
bedroom,
bringing
Bob's
watch.
nrme
aizain.
1
was
niviiru
CHESTERFIELD'S
rti,(3.
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Richards,
doimUici
by
Mrs.
HaLUin.
d.j
a
miuw
suit,
won
by
Mrs.
Norn
Bond.
Rockinghorfic.
Wua
oy
J()hn
coma-diim.
donated
by
Mr
Aldndgr.
Movin,
Tacking,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
.:o!iir!cte,
Reliable
and
Effl-
lent
Service.
Also
agents
for
i'anarlian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
Famous
naes
such
as
Kroehler,
Snyder,
Hammonds
and
others
Be
sure
to
visit
the
furniture
depart
on
the
2nd
IM-
uinrjieua,
won
ny
Mlw
Irf)rnilllC
'
U-t.ny.
doimted
by
Drnn
s
Depart-j
"fur
Oxyscn,
Acetylene
and
all
'"wvld.
"a
supplies.
GORDON
&
ANDERSI
Linen
ctoth.
won
by
Mrs.
Richards.
rl-Mi
a-a
by
wr,
Holnu-n.
Cushion,
won
by
Mrs.
P.
Byrne,
donated
by
Winters
of
Kt.
Joseph.
Candy,
won
by
Miss
Rose
Huk.
do
nnud
by
Sisters
of
St.
Joseph.
Hum.
winner
Mrs.
M
Radcliffe.
Train
set.
won
bv
Eddie
Clouttfr.
Saturday
and
Tuesday
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COATS
10
Only
Newly
Arrived
.
.
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