i$
-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
November
28,
1901
SI,
til
lower
'J
Reading,
Music,
Art
For
Tots
and
Juniors
Civic
(t
i
Nellie
Bill
wishing
the
bride-eleet
luck
and
happiness.
The
evening
concluded
with
the
serving
of
delicious
refresh-
mire
hT'ld
!
menu.
A
surprise
shower
was
Mrs.
B.
Holkestad.
Mrs.
R.
Currie,
Misses
Nellie
Bill,
Lil
Sylvester,
Daisy
Ardern,
Irer.e
Kildal,
Verna
Stevens,
Yvonne
Kildal.
Bea
Rudderham,
Nina
Youngman,
Lorraine
Youngman,
Maresa
Windle
and
Pat
Guyan.
Those
not
present
but
sending
3'fts
were
Mrs.
C.
Currie
and
Mra.
R.
Seymour.
c.t
l....
,
...:n
;..:.:.
.
octiuiuay
morning
vwn
uiiwi
mu
m
w
uuhill
s;
,
s,
Fndav
evening
at
the
home
at.
the
Civic
Centre.
Reading
and
music
circles
for
i
of
Mrs.
r.
Currie
for
a
December
bride-elect.
Irene
KUdal.
Joint
,
i
i
r
a
.;
i
I.iose
present
were
Mrs.
M.
Bcrtf,
Mrs.
J.
Taylor,
Mrs.
P.
Deane,
Mrs.
L.
Hebb,
Mrs.
M.
Youngman,
Mrs.
D.
Ratchford,
Mrs.
J.
Currie,
Mrs.
A.
Slatta,
R.
Currie,
and
Miss
hostesses
were
Mrs,
Miss
Lil
Sylvester
Youngsters
Have
Time
cf
Lives
Kvery
Wednesday
Afternoon
Wednesday
afternoon
is
"Kids'
D.ty
at
the
Civic
Centre
there
is
no
doubt
about
that
when
130
youngsters
from
ages
one
to
six
have
the
time
of
their
lives
there,
like
they
did
last
week.
About
25'
of
the
children
are
C-oincidaite
uoys
aim
gins
limn
mice
tu
m.
i-uik
iiauiMve
;u
be
held
under
Miss
Barbara
Douniont
and
her
helpers,
Director
John
Stirn
announces.
Designed
to
help
mothers
while
Three
Generations
Of
Bridegrooms
Choose
November
26
"rrViniiiwii
in
"f
they
are
out
shopping,
these
activities
will
last,
from
10
a.m.
unojr
three
year?.
They
a,re
i
until
noon.
Clarence
William
Leask.
son
of
classed
as
Toddlers
and
make
$
.o
al
Couple
I'liilcd
one
of
Metlakatla's
best
known
Nellie
Bill.
I
The
guest
of
honor
was
seated
in
a
lovely
decorated
chair
of
pink
and
white
streamers
and
was
presented
with
a
corsage
of
yellow
rosebuds.
The
evening
was
spent
playing
bingo,
the
winners
being
Miss,
Verna
Stevens,
Miss
Yvonne
KUdal,
Mrs.
M.
Berg,
Mrs.
J.
Taylor
and
Mrs.
Delia
Ratchford.
'
Many
beautiful
and
useful
gifts
were
presented
to
the
bride-to-be
in
a
Email
truck.
Meanwhile,
a
Junior
"self-expression"
?rt
group
will
commence
at
the
same
time.
Ase
ornun
for
this
activitv
is
from
Annette
Mari.seH's
Sale
continues.
i278ct
friends,
play
with
toys
new
to
them,
and
in
general
are
very
pleased
to
spend
an
hour
under
lWresslve
Cathedral
iamnies,
was
married
In
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
on
Monday,
November
26.
which
was
SAVE
50
on
fuel
bills
with
the
new
improved
patented
"BOOKER"
Folder
showing
4
models
of
HOOKER
heaters
or
furnaces
the
careful
gulldance
of
Mrs.
Jack
Slirn,
Mrs.
Vera
Faught
and
i
he
same
day
on
which
his
father,
four
to
eight
years
(members'
Pre-Christinas
Sale
at
An-only)
and
entrants
should
bring
j
nette
Mansell's
stiil
eoing
strong,
pencils.
Mrs.
John
Stirn
will
be
273c)
in
charee
of
this
erouD.
-
..
...
.
.
la-st
Thursday
evening
ocit
in
St.
Andrews
leer
workers.
bv
Bishop
J.
u.
U1D-
rrancis
Leask,
was
married
twenty-one
years
ago
and
his
grandfather,
William
Leask,
lorty-elght
years
ago.
The
bride,
before
a
conereea-
"Tri6
rthr
Wh0
1
Tomorrow
night
will
feature
Jf"
"uty
A
toast
was
proposed
by
Miss
ej
by
Canon
Basil
8.
when
vows
were
ex-
I.
ber
1,
fur
stocktaking,
(ias
pumps
Karen
Ellza-
ition
of
friends
which
filled
the
4
tjeuw
t.t-n
free
on
request
at
y.
lt
-
i!kA
L-sr?
open
at
usual
hours.
Kupert
Motors.
2K0c
J
daughter
of
Mr.
and
spaclous
cathedral
was
Miss
out
shopping.
Alaska
Music
Trail
to
be
held
Past
the
three-year
stage,
the
in
the
auditorium.
More
infor-children
are
classed
as
Tiny
Tots
mation
will
be
found
elsewhere
and
takv
in
a
more
active
pro-
in
this
edition.
As
an
added
ser-gram.
Under
supervision
of
Mes-1
vice,
a
special
bus
will
leave
Port
Mildred
Ann
Robinson,
daughter
Island
City
Builder's
Supply
Jcr3ona(s
"f
,V,
'
I,,,
"if
itiw
nf
f.tin-
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ambrose
Kobin-son
of
Hartley
Bay.
To
attend
the
rite
came
visi-
tnrfi
from
Varlanu
willn..n
IU.
Jfif'fitM
Legion
45
Supper
meeting,
Thursday,
i&yj
6:30
Moose
Temple.
I3
279p
Edward
beiore
the
concert,
returning
after.
dames
S.
Anderson,
F.
Peagam,
8.
Elkins.
E.
Gordon,
K
Harding,
:
'hone
Blue
82U
tcred
the
church
503
MfBride
Street
Forward,
J.
Bowman
and
E.
In,
ot
her
father
and
dlslrict
and
ag
f
aw.7w
Ne
LSeT
tnt
iii
a
beautltul
floor-
MptlakftUa
AlaKlra
:Undbeth.
Elks
Boxing
Club
fight
card
will
be
the
main
attraction
Friday
night'
but
also
featured
will
be
two
dances,
square
dancing
Children
love
P.F.
PL&nOX
Biscuits
St.
Peter's
W.A.
Bazaar,
Thursday,
Nov.
29.
2:30
to
5:00
p.m.
Church
Hall,
Seal
Cove.
Home
Cooking.
Sewing,
Candy,
ji
anally
lace
over
satin
The
hou;.
was
2
p
m
and
Rev
Tlny
tols
nuve
a
lot
o
fun'
1
.uring
a
rolled
collar,
Canon
Bas,
g
Prockler
ofnclaJ
They
play
games,
do
folk
danc-1
sleeves
-and
lace
cov-
,cd
wUh
Peler
L,
catnedral
lng
to
the
music
of
Mrs.
Bowman
.iislMmi
co
ar
to
waist,1
organlst
at
the
piano
and
run
races.
They
prwldnB
,he
nupUai
b
"u"""
It
nut
li
tulle
veil
was
music
,...,
are
well
behaved,
too,
even
and
the
Teen
Jive
Group.
Square
dancing
will
be
in
the
varieties
and
Tea
Room
(ltc)
Tlicy
havo
novelty.
Crisp,
swee
biscuits
with
nursery
cliarattrrs
n
a
variety
of
coloured
icings.
J.
F.
Starr,
formerly
in
the
CNR
service
in
Prince
Rupert,
is
now
living
in
Detroit.
He
Is
with
the
Chesapeake
&
Ohio
Railway
as
swing
chief
despatches
"
Mrs.
V.
E.
Long
of
Vancouver
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
to
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
season
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
G.
3.
Frizzcll,
First
Avenue
West.
bv
a
chatitilly
lace
auditorium,
with
first
hour
(8
to
,
91
devoted
to
instruction
of
be-;
ATTENTION
all
members
of
ginners.
One-and-a-half
hour's
the
Prince
Rupert
District
Boy
3
dancine
follows.
Scout
Association
On
Friday
The
bride,
given
In
marriage
by
her
uncle,
Arthur
Robinson,
wot
a
white
satin
with
lace
panel
train
and
trimmed
with
pearls
and
crystals.
Her
bouquet
was
of
carnations
and
roses.
.,
address.
The
bridal
enhanced
by
a
large
:
lawman
roses
accen-brenze
.satin
ribbon.
,
tin!
bride
as
matron-Mrs.
Amy
Jefferies,
Teen
Jive
Group
is
under
con
though
not
a
stern
word
is
spoken
by
t
lie
voluntary
supervisors.
A
special
treat
for
the
elder
Tots
is
the
20
minutes
or
so
in
elementary
gymnastics
with
Director
Jack
Stirn
and
Fred
Cal-deroni.
The
main
activity
goes
Nov.
30
at
8
p.m.,
the
annual
meeting
takes
piace
al
the
Civic
j
Centre.
Decide
NOW
to
attend,
j
t280c
I
venors
Misses
Joan
Grimflle,
Bev
Comer,
Agnes
Macintosh.
Shirley
Pierce,
Margaret
Youngman,
and
Messrs.
Ray
Anderson,
Ron
Ci-
TVituiliu
VrKitfW
unit
h
t
hp
Matron-of-honor.
Mrs.
Heber
speaker
tomorrow
at
the
regular
j
11
S,
emerald
l
h
green
nB
and
.n2iClifton-
Jr-
chose
pink
embossed
.
Notice
to
Prince
Rupert
Ski
j
Ith
Dink
net
halo
and
hnd
'on
in
the
big
gym,
but
in
the
ccone
and'
Fred
Kristmanson.
y
mae,
cauin.
at.
inc
nosegay
of
roses
and
lilies
of
sma"
8vm
wllh
equipment
handy,
The
group
will
meet
in
the
small
C'"b,n"'m
I
..i
.LeH
RuPert
try
Club.
Born
and
ski
club
property,
if
not
claimed
uic
rudiments
ol
tumoiing,
even
Em
and,
if
the
attendance
is
uk
.smiv
the
vallev
,t
!,iiir
headdress
and
;
Cousin
of
the
bride
was
brides-1
headstands,
are
taught.
raised
in
this
district,
Mr.
r
riz-
t
zcll
will
talk
of
the
early
days
of
,
Prince
Rupert.
large
enough,
a
permanent
managing
committee
will
be
formed.
toy
owners
by
the
weekend,
December
8,
will
ue
reconditioned
for
club
rentaLs.
lh)
it
t)iiink.e
and
yellow
iiuiiiis
completed
the
maid,
wearing
white
satin
with!
By
the
time
the
mothers
re-nosegay
of
roses
and
lilies
of
the
!
turn
from
their
shopping,,
or
valley.
itva,
these
youngsters
have
had
attendance
was
Miss
Bii(.
.
itkcts
37c.
2ll.
eriarriclicil
ilrums
$1
S'.
.'i
Tins
J1.20
and
J1.IKI.
.
'
PEEK
FREAH'S
(J
ENGLISH
370
I
Maids
of
honor
were
Miss
Col-'the
opportunity
to
make
friends
Jivers
are
invited
to
bring
their
favorite
recordings.
Usual
Friday
activities
will
be
held
also,
with
exception
of
Judo
training.
Both
dances
are
free
to
Civic
Centre
members.
leen
Ridley,
In
blue;
Ruby
Clif-lwith
children
their
uwn
age
in
ton,
mauve:
Mac
Leask,
pink,
oilier
sections
of
the
community.
Howard
l'owcil,
former
well-known
bat
ber
and
beauty
-shop
,
operui.li.-,
'.
Iio
left
the
ciiy
eight
i
years
ano
and
has
since
been
in
and
vera
Wouden,
powder
blue.;
Alul
m()St
of
them
vigorously
ine
pncipai
groomsman
was
agree
with
the
tive-year-oid
fltvin
Leask
with
other
grooms-
freckle-faced
boy
who
said:
"Boy,
Most
of
Arabia
Is
Inhabited
by
(
Vancouver,
has
returned
here.-ncmadic
Bedouin
tribes
who
live
He
may
go
back
into
the
herds
of
sheep
and
goats.
j
benng
trade
in
the
city.
men.
led
Kyan,
r'rank
Robinson,
this
Is
heaps
of
fun."
Wails
White
and
Oliver
Letghton.
j
RECEPTION
AT
LEGION
I
siaer
ol
the
groom,
I
active
bronze
talleta
liuwii
made
the
more
jv
ii,e
addition
of
a
jiue
velvet
bolero,
cap
:
ciiveied
with
yellow
.'.-munis.
ira
wore
a
navy
blue
as
attended
by
Verne,
also
m
navy
blue.
,
quests
to
their
seats
t
Jelleries
and
Nell
;l.
:
in-
swinng
of
the
rcg-P.it
Wicks
sang
"O
Following
the
ceremony
at
the
!
nams
of
New
Metlakatla,
Mayor
cathedral,
one
hundred
or
more!
George
Ryan
of
Metlakatla.
guests
gat
hered
at
the
Canadian
j
AcUng
as
mastcr
of
ccremon-Lcglon
banquet
hall
where
i
J()hn
wt.
was
Ry;ln
:
:::
"?
"
"
.
I
Ulcr
in
the
evening
a
dancing
was
held
in
Oddrenows
cenUon
;Parly
Everybody
ivanls
Refreshments
featured
a
beau-
j
.;.)K
'
accompanied
by
'i
i
at
(lie
organ,
tins
hall
to
further
celebrate
the
occasion.
It
was
filled
to
capacity.
Music
was
by
Four
Dukes.
Robert
Nelson,
jr.,
was
master
of
ceremonies.
tiful
wedding
cake
made
by
the
I
mother
and
Mrs.
George
Robin-'
son,
aunt
of
the
groom.
It
was
,
i!
the
wedding
a
re-as
laid
at
the
Sons
Mr
.and
Mr.'.
Leask
will
reside
w
In
Prince
Rupert
after
a
honey
aJ.iti
which
was
suit-j
duly
cut
by
the
bride
and
groom.
Uid
for
the
occasion.!
Speeches
suitable
to
the
occa-roi
'
eived
by
the
sion
were
made
by
Canon
Prock-I
tin:
bride,
tastefully
I
tei
,
Ed
Clifton,
William
Leask,
ii
ii
deep
rust
floor-1
Charles
Ryan
and
James
WI1-:!ita
dress,
with
dark
-
moon
trip
to
California
by
motor
Irom
Vancouver,
f
.Mines
and
the
mo-
t!H"i.i
;;;i!iij!tt'tln
ll'lillilillllll
BfflBM
flue
gruosu
in
a
soplus-
'
J
.ick
lloni
-length'
crepe
i'n
matching
accessor-
Fleet
ricul
appliances
make
the
iiiottl
useful
presents...
Having
time
and
labour
every
lay
of
the
your
lo
conic.
..and
following
years.
..daily
reminders
ut
the
giver!
Give
Electric
thin
Christmas
!
motiieis
wore
corsages
ilatu
u
i.s
were
recelv-
wmsmm
Layaway
Sperial
TWIN
SETS
iiHiipy
couple
under
an
m
leaves
and
yellow
hry.santhemums.
1
itc
el
f
ol
gin
ood
wishes
were
h
'V
32.50
A
small
deposit
holds
your
choice
pmiit.s
us
far
as
Nor-..
Lit.
a
England
and
nut
intLst
to
the
bride
H-
M'd
by
Bert
Jefferies
'
)ly
responded
to
by
the
:
:
J
.f
toast
to
the
bride's
was
proposed
by
H
iceone.
i!t
the
evening
a
lovely
--d
uedding
cake
was
bridal
couple.
I
'I
s
relreshinents
were
Hie
inisses
Mary
Pos-ft
nr
Morin,
Anne
Dumas
i
Mcsdame.s
Margie
Cic-
aine
Dell,
Helen
Mills,
!'ii-Ui,iiakl
and
Marky
I
1
'iinii-nt
(or
the
evening
'"I
by
Uyke
MacMlllan
"
Jjt.mo
wiili
George
Mur-:
s
as
master
of
cere-
I
I
Mrs.
King
sailed
on
('
Oeorge
lor
Los
An-
GEORGE
COOK
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
VACUUM
CtEANEIt
It
l)eat...a
il
nwrena...
aa
it
cleans.
And
Hit
only
runs
lint
tlmiicrirs,
uphoUlery,lamphadc,hMkcaM-s,
railialors,
bare
Boora,
linoleum...
All
mrtof
appliances
...Ih-op
in
for
a
demonstration..
.Il'
the
way
to
ensure
Merry
Christmas
n.i
a
ll-npy
New
Year.
ELECimC
WASHtlt
Tim
run
!p"""l
manic
of
hriHluiHf.
over
every
walnly
of
the
year
ly
giving
an
electric
washer.
She
only
hat
to
put
the
clothe
in
ami
Biek
a
switch!
Wonderful
I
All
the
Meaming.
youlh-killinc.
ruh-a-(Inhhtny
gonel
i'ye
lo
uit
any
pM'keltio(ik
...ami
glafhlen
anv
woman's
heart.
1'i
live-week
honeymoon.
ttlCTRIC
RANGE
A
vrar-rfMiiMi
liivrlniriil
in
imppinc!
(lierk
up
how
iimrli
of
ln
r
life
rvery
wife
and
mother
siwmlx
over
li.
r
roim-1
Itirrr
mral
a
dnv...e"-ry
ly
.
..si-vrn
days
wrt-k.
Thrn
consider
how
much
pleuxurr
ml
rlrrtrir
ranr
will
ivr...her
.ri.lr
in
li-lii
rooking
amurrd
by
rlrrtrir
-orilrol.
Ami
think
of
the
lime
it
will
Mtw...nml
llui
enrrgy
to
live
.
.
.
ami
en
joy
livinu
1
'1
he
Ih-hI
and
cheapest
way
to
cook.
fining
away
outfit
the
'It'
'A
Pdlrl
DiihirHlnfl
by
a
three-quarter
i.
IU
'ttial
coat,
compll-'
tleep
brown
accessor-1
corsage
of
talisman
'
also
Wore
the
ettt.
ot
bit;-
J
f
:i'
a
puir
of
rhlncstone
I
'tid
brooch.
rv
''
turn
the
couple
''
In
Prince
Rupert.
"1
the
co.Uvj
lraternt-'"'
Kappa
Alpha
Society
1
!'l
J
mm,
f
I
ELECTRIC
FLOOR
POtlSHER
Kor
nil
IihhIhimmU
linoleum
ami
I
'If
tMtrt
Mlis(iiitH
Ihtk
nr
tnill
arras,
rigltt
up
to
the
lmsilMard,
tlrrp
into
erners,
and
vhtttv
to
furniture.
Liht
enminh
to
le
earriril
easily
fnnn
room
toriMim,
heavy
enough
to
do
a
perfect
polishing
job.
U
ith
two
polishing
brushes
mid
two
lamb's
uoiU
buffi
n$
pitdx,
FOOD
MIXERlt
inih,
it
lMnls.il
nlirs,
il
whipt
Hn
2tt
mix
in
ft
uprrds
I
'yrtT
hrat-reilant
mixing
ImiwUI
-Mixit
utiil
lifts
off
for
uf
aiiywlurt1.
riniMu-l
in
gleaming
uhilr
lulux.
A
tltiily
dilight
for
every
housewife.
SCHICK
B.BCTIIIC
SHAVt
What
man
doesn't
r
i
.
It
...v..u
ilit
yarn
lor
an
.-.-nv
.
m
-
.
easiest,
closest,
smoothest
shave.
Its
S
....
powerful
shearing
heads
nicll
away
wins-
k.
3
kers.
New
Stop-Mart
Switch
gives
mslaui
action.
New
high-lred
motor
for
greater
.j-
eiliciency.
In
Jtantly
zipper
cose.
iT'ivk
l
tomato
Pllf
.'V.X.VJ.AtMki
:tfaASSraS2ia
UtJhA-ifitifAi'
Thii
advertim.nt
not
publislied
or
displayed
by
me
Liquor
Conirl
Board
or
by
lh
Covcroincut
uf
llritwb
Coluaib.
a-
t
j