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WITH
A
PULLMAN
PORTEK
by
Syrns
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vi
of
1
1
too
.
e
George
Cook
:
Women
of
lite
:.:oose
met
last
j
jeweller
Wednesday
at
the
iiome
of
Mrs.
!
R.
Giske,
Sixth
Avenue
East
and,
after
brief
business
discussion,
4
:
there
were
caras.
Prinze-winners
were
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon,
first,
and
Mrs.
W.
McCallum,
second.
i
i
Present
were
Mrs.
Giske,
Mrs.
SL-gavlg,
Mrs.
J.
Thompson,
Mrs.
;
J.
Kaspar,
Mrs.
W.
McCallum,
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vou
.sine
i
"
m
"
wrung
sorter
.
.
.
you
ston
that
man's
"it
v,,.t..,
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon,
Mrs.
P.
Bond
Until
'
!
and
Mrs.
H.
Muncey.
.
boys
for
a
sociable
game,
Wil
lie?
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-.11
Prince
Rupprt
Daily
News
Friday,
December
14,
1951
Rotary
Hears
!
.
.
r
7.
Jin
eiiorteS
JJJ
Smart
DohcI,
Lite
Stories
;:
I'-.,
.
SPECIAL
Ladies'
yellow
gold
filled
17-Jewel
Watches
Complete
with
Expansion
Bracelet
39.75
I
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,
v
Jo
Evening
Cjowni
By
MURIEL
fJARRAWAY
Canluilnn
Press
SliJT
Wrlttr
LONDON
(CP)-Wfth
Christmas
Just
around
the
corner,
British
fashion
writers
are
full
of
bright
ddvie.
on
how
to
fiet
the
moat
out
of
lat
year's
dance
frock.
Under
these
auspices,
a
wide-skirted
crinoline
style
with
strapless
top
can
be
made
to
look
new
by
choice
bf
accesor-ies.
A
strapless
dark-colored
taf
Son
als
Autobiographical
talks
by
two
new
members
Robert
Gardiner
and
Ernest
Paulding
comprised
the
program
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club.
Mr.
Gardiner
Is
district
manager
of
Imperial
Oil
Co.
Mi.
Pauloing
is
the
new
manager
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
The
club
voted
$25
to
the
Salvation
Army
to
assist
It
in
its
Christmas
Cheer
work.
On
Boxing
Day
the
club
will
have
luncheon
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
Rotarlans
will
be
guests
of
hqnor.
Guests
at
yesterday's
luncheon
were
Floyd
Genin
of
Chicago
and
George
Knowles
and
H.
H.
Church
of
Vancouver.
.tint
Jonrnei
V
Nineteen
tables
of
card
nlavers
1st
niulit
enjoved
another
of
the
SPECIAL
Gents'
Waterproof
shockproof
17-Jewel
Watches
Complete
with
Expansion
Bracelet
49.50
fries
nf
bnle,
whist
and
crib-;iir
tournaments
at
the
Catho-ir
Hall-
This
is
tly
last
of
the
fjuinuments
until
after
the
holi-!av
season.
Pie-Christmas
turkey
and
cake
idles
of
the
Home
and
School
J.
S.
Black
left
by
air
today!
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancou-
i
ver.
!
Mrs.
A.
R.
Crist
and
son
left'
on
today's
plane
for
a
trip
to'
Vancouver.
i
G.-orge
L.
Rorie
left
on
last
!
evenings
train
for
a
business
irip
to
Hazelton.
Mrs.
Mike
Mnslcnlfi
urhnu
feta
or
velvet
gown,
for
instance,
can
be
worn
one
day
with
a
frothy
tulle
or
lace
stole
and
muff,
suitably
pom-pommed
or
aequined.
A
more
regal
look
would
be
given
another
time
by
a
Jewelled
halter
neckline,
a.
matching
bandeau
lending
a
Grecian
look
to
a
back-swept
hairstyle.
For
those
with
a
tulie
or
lace
AwKi.ition
were
drawn.
Roy
mmmm
iarrles
won
the
turkey
with
icket
No.
3449
and
George
Hib-
atrd
the
cake
with
953.
TI.
alf.iir
was
under
the
con-
.tiii
liit
of
Mrs.
James
Roger-
nn
and
Walter
Lahti.
HiI'
winners
at
cards
were:
BiKiee-
Mrs.
F.
St.
Amour
and
SPECIAL
Gents'
yellow
gold-filled
17-Jewel
Watches
RMQS
'I
l,;ui!:!ilin;
cribbaec,
William
husband
died
last
week,
sailed
;
last
night,
on
the
Prince
George
i
for
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
;her
young
son.
J
Fire
department
was
called
at
10:30
yesterday
morning
to
the
I
home
of
Gordon
Brochu,
320
I
Fifth
Avenue
East.
A
chimney
;
fire
did
not
damage.
'
1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Douglas
Frlzzell
and
child
will
be
leaving
next
'
;
Tuesday
niuht
for
a
trin
tn
Win.
Complete
with
Expansion
Bracelet
39.75
w?w.
ning
sweaters
with
.Intricate
bead
embroidery.
A
lovely
"separates"
choice
is
a
skirt
of
white
net
with
under-slip
of
pink
taffeta,
combined
with
boned
strapless,
pink-lined
bodice
of
white
Valenciennes
lace.
This'
two-piece
casts
just
over
15,
looks
like
a
20-guinca
gown,
and
Is
twice
as
useful.
For
Instance,
combine
the
skirt
with
a
boned
strapless
top
in
black
taffeta
crested
with
a
narrow
trimming
of
white
lace
and
you
have
to
different
outfit.
These
tops
cost
as
little
as
3
and
under.
IUTON,
England
A
zebra
In
the
zoo
may
have
to
go
about
permanently
in
a
plaster
cast.
The
animal
disclocated
her
neck,
the
bone
cannot
be
set,
and
surgeons
are
considering
whether
a
plaster
cast
would
do
the
trick.
(iithweil
and
William
Arm-(Mia;
whist.
Mrs.
Sylvia
Jchn-
in
and
Frank
Dumas.
Refreshments
were
served
;!r
the
direction
of
Mrs.
G.
P.
lyons.
Mrs.
Theo
Fortune,
Mrs.
mt
l.eRuss,
Mrs.
M.
J.
Saun-and
"
Mrs.
N.
J.
Oalbraith.
Cashier
was
Mrs.
E.
Telseth.
nipeg
and
Chicago.
They
will
:
spend
Christmas
at
Mrs.
Friz-I
2el''s
home
li
Winnipeg.
I
Remains
of
Charles
Gabura,
1
well
known
member
of
the
city
1
;
street
cleaning
department,
who
FREE
TO
KIDDIES
From
our
Christmas
Tree
CHRISTMAS
STORY
BOOKS
Delightful
Stories
.'
,
.
Beautiful
Pictures
Gizeh
Temple
Ceremonial
in
City
Planned
gown
in
dark
shades,
an
interesting
contrast
would
be
provided
by
a
gold
or
silver
lame
jacket
or
stole
the
jacket
tightsleeved,
tightrwai.sted,
with
high
neckline
and
tiny
buttons.
The
younger
set
might
choose
the
softer
lines
of
pastel-shaded
boleros
matching
a
spray
of
flowers
at
the
waist
or
hemline.
Lovely
contrasts
for
light-colored
dresses
are
the
tiny
cap-sleeved
boleros
of
tulle
patterned
with
jet
sequins,
or
tight
black
velvet
Jackets,
sometimes
plain,
sometimes
beaded
or
se-quined.
A
white
lace
bolero
with
matching
juliet
cap,
both
decorated
with
mother-of-pearl
sequins,
can
give
a
lovely
sophistication
to
the
simple,
llowing
taffetas
of
the
Junior
miss.
A
North
American
style
becoming
increasingly
popular
with
British
women
is
"separates'a
slinky
evening
skirt
with
interchangeable,
glamorous
top-pieces.
Little
evening
blouses
that
once
cast
exorbitant
prices
can
be
obtained
for
less
than
3,
examples
being
cap-sleeved
numbers
In
black
or
midnight-blue
tulle
or
lace,
patterned
In
jet
sequins.
Diaphonous
organdies
and
chiffons
are
shot
with
the
metallic
glitter
of
gold
or
silver
lame
woven
into
the
material
There
are
also
many
cosy
eve-
1
clled
here
this
week,
are
being
isent
tonight
to
Terrace
where
'interment
will
be
made.
1
!
Fire
in
the
ladies'
room
of
the'
A
special
value
for
those
planning
to
give
a
Diamond
this
Christmas.
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Mm
Totem
Theatre
at
noon
Wednes-
I
day
was
caus
-d
by
a
woman
who
called
and
threw
a
cigarette
in
a
cleaner's
wastebox.
The
fire
was
soon
detected
by
a
member
of
the
staff
who
called
the
firemen
promptly.
I
i.C.
A.
Berrer.
CNR
divisional
superintendent,
is
maklfig
a
brief
trip
to
the
Interior,
as
far
as
Smithers
today.
Line
conditions
,are
back
to
normal
and
trains
j
are
now
running
regularly
again
1
following
washout
and
slide
troubles
since
the
first
of
the
week
,
Rv
O.
Kvuns
lias
been
elected
esicji-rit
of
the
Prince
Rupert
irii,e
Club
which
Is
planning
to
tt'j'n
witii
another
of
Its
"(Macular
evremonials
here
:v
2
Mid
3
which
would
bring
lii.nrlmui'.o
of
nobles
with
band
"'
patrol
similar
to
ttioiw
whlcn
ivt
been
seen
on
a
few
previous
i-mhiis
in
Irlrice
Rupert.
Ten-itivp
arrangements
are
being
Hie
for
the
use
of
the
Civic
"Hire
as
the
venue
for
the
an-'nt
and
arable
rites.
A
Van
Meor
is
vice-president
I
the
local
club
with
M.
E.
fctln
as
secretary
and
J.
N.
-rman,
W.
D.
Smith
and
H.
F.
'ijiies.
directors.
WIDE
SELECTION
OF
MEN'S
JEWELLERY
m
A
A
K
A
A
X
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
Gifts
of
China
50c
up
Ladies'
Handbaqs
from
3.50
Comoacts
from
3.95
Musical
Powder
Boxes
from
7.25
Jewel
Boxes
from
7.25
Dresser
Sets
from
9.95
Tie
Slides
from
2.50
Cuff
Links
from
2.50
Key
Chains
from
1.75
Cameras
from
5.50
ARROW
DART
White
Shirt
.
For
a
Man's
Christmas
reactors
Identification
Bracelets
from
3.50
Umbrellas
from
5.25
;
ii
Announcing...
THREE
SISTERS
CAFE
Under
New
Management
Mr.
and
Mrs:
E.
H.
Hicks
(formerly
of
Fraser
House)
Hours:
6
a.m.
to
12
p.m.
'inusp
1
imsimas
ire
will
oe
dd
in
the
Moose
Temple
at
2
J
dock
p.m.
Saturday.
(ltd
"
Hear
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
M
P.
J
,r
Skeen.i,
report
from
Parlia-.
1
t.
CFPR,
Monday,
6:15
p.m.
J
f.
.
'
1
'
.
'
i294c
.
j
Whist
drive
and
tournament;
j
'turday,
December
15,
Moose!
I
'tuple,
Everybody
welcome.
1
(293di
"
"
'
'V'
''l
N1
Today
at
the
Bus
Depot,
10
"r
cm
off
on
bulk
candy.
Sat-,r.
10
ix'
r
cent
off
on
boxed
Ladies'
2-Piece
TWIN
SETS
Regular
42.50
Special
37.50
GLASSWARE
HAND
CUT
CRYSTAL
Open
stock
patterns
6
for
3.90
and
up
""""ales.
utc,
Whether
you
are
a
SUPER
-ALU
customer
or
not,
you
will
!l
prices
on
foods
coming
down
I
Rupert.
For
this
you
can
I;"1
SUPER-VALU
(tfcl
NOTICE
A
meeting
of
the
"'''P
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
111
be
held
in
the
Union
Hall
II
Sunday,
December
10,
at
2
m'
Members
are
urgently
re-
1
'ted
to
attend.
(293c)
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
wish
to
llmmre
.store
hours
for
the
"'''It
before
Christmas
as
fol-:
Mori.,
Dec.
17;
Tues..
Dec.
Wed.,
Dec.
19;
Fri.,
Dec.
21,
JJcp
.vi
till
A
n
wi
W
will
1881
Rogers
44-piece
Service
for
Eight
CorrtDlete
with
Chest
Rogers
Silver-Plated
Steak
Platter
with
every
set
A
Truly
Beautiful
Selection
of
L'
RHINESTONE
JEWELLERY
BROOCHES,
EARRINGS..
NECKLACES
From
1.00
up
j
1
"l
U
JJ.iH,
TIS
TV
114
1
o'clock
,:'"'
as
usual
at
hur.-fl;y
(293c)
t
wMMW
Starting
Saturday,
Dec.
15,
Open
Every
Night
'Til
Xmas
Your
DART
is
Canada's
top
white
shirt
and
we
have
it
in
a
wide
range
of
sizes.
Dart's
famous
non-wilt
collar
is
good
looking
and
perfect
fitting.
DART
is
tailored
of
fine,
sanforized-labelied
broadcloth
.
.
.
Make
his
Christmas
bright
with
a
DART
White.
PRICED
AT
$4-95
WA
TTS
&
NICKERSON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
Third
Aye.
Ph.
345
NOTICE
Due
to
telegraph,
"'wi'iiie
and
disrupted
train
'lvH'e,
also
uncertainty
of
iu-
Jr!,
"ir
flights,
Prince
Rupert
in.sts
advi.se
und
request
that
111
I'laee
out-of-town
Christ-
ui'tlers
now
to
prevent
dis-
Mwrniiient
to
folks
at
home.
(292c)
Put
Seagram's
"83"
to
W.
the
water
test.
Water,
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
-vhisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
COOK
'
p"f
satisfaction
buy
your
;!
"Ial
Rifts
at
Bulger's,
Prince
"lteits
largest
and
finest
jew-I
W'y
SlOre
Wo
hnim
IhD
Inner
1
Seagram's
83
f,p
$ca
pram
s
w$urc
'
"ft'iice
and
capital
to
know
jre
t,0
gt,t
tnp
bpst
of
evpry.
g.
Sterling
silver
and
Bel-
K
China
Tho
haet-lrnnti'ri
JEWELLER
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
i
,
atrhes.
Fine
diamonds.
And
we!
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tht
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
'casonamy
as
anyone
(ltc)