rridiy,
Ociofo
30,
1988
Surprise
Party
;
IMr.
na
Shower
is
Held
Mrs.
Roy
Morrison
Are
Honored
oj
..".
nn
Wednesday
evening
a
group
!of
friends
staged
a
delightful
mls-U.tianeous
surprise
shower
in
honor
i
t
Mr
and
Mrs-
Roy
Morrison
who
married
recently,
at
their
hme
on
Eighth
Avenue
East.
.
i
.
I
rhe
early
part
in
uic
evening
....
snent
in
pmy.iiB
playing
whist.
nrize
winners.
r
i.ii
BMrs.
C.
Fossum;
cuiwiauun,
Mrs,
t
Strand;
men
s
iirsi,
Aiirea
wik-rial'
consolation.
Henry
Lindseth.
from
those
present
to
the
bride
and
groom.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rjipert
D,
F
Spankie,-
o;
J.
Wheatlcy
in
c
Btgnam,
r.
w.
guernsey,
u
Campbell,
C.
Larson
and
Georgo
iMoffatt,
Vancouver!
Dan
O
Rourkt
icalgary.
J.
F
.Harrington,
.
Port-.
land;
E.
Wimams,
Edmonton.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
r
Special
price
of
69c
on
YVeldrest
Semi-Service
Hosiery
"Demers."
'(255)
Basketball
meeting
Saturday
8
p.m.,
Boston
Hal!.
Team
captains
or
representatives
please
attend.
(255)
Inspector
John
A.
Fraser,
prov
incial
police,
sailed
last
night
on
lire
lne
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
were:
ladies'
first,
.bciean.
Falls
Oil
iff
(tat
Htifloe
After
delicious
rciresnmenis
naa
ver,
returned
to
the
city
from
fjultable
remarks,
presented
nu-
Imerous
pretty
and
useful
gifts
this
morning.
Co.,
Ltd.
to
Miss
Elizabeth
Currie,
who
has
been
on
a
brief
trlD
to
Vancou-
been
served,
Oscar
Larson,
with
the
south
on
the
Princess
Norah
Mr,
and
Mrs.
John
Watson
and
daughter,
Miss
Janet
Watson,
are
leaving
on
this
evening's
train
for
Calgary,
to
which
city
Mr.
Watson
1
I
x
.
,
.
ueea
transierrea
10
taice
an
Important
part
in
the
service
of
the
Board
of
Grain
Commissioners
Royal
I
A.
party
of
mining
men
consist
p
Hudson,
city?
F.
A.
Somerton.ilng
of
Charles
M.
Campbell,
F,
rince
Geprge;
John
Christen,
Guernsey,
C.
Larson
and
George
errace.
Mofiatt
of
Vancouver,
after
spenc-
Sayoy
ing
a
few
days
on
a
copper
pros-
J,
Menara,
city;.
Mr
and
Mrs.
C
pect
on
the
Ecstali
River,
returned
j,
Robinson-and
daughter,-
Wales
to
the
city
by
gasboat
last
eve-
,
k,
Howes-,
ujjt.;
l.
g,
nmg.
Mr.
Campbell
sailed
by
ths
erkins,
Port
Esslngton;
A.
Adams,
Prince
Rupert
last
night
for
Van-
udson.
Ont.;'
K
Oknlonski,
Taal-
couver
while
the
others
will
bo
B.
S.
Woods,
Kwlnltsa.
south
on
the
Cardena
tnnlffht.
1
This
Safe,
External
Treatment
Helps
END
A
COLD
Quicker
7&
3-?Mluc&
VaiofatA-
THaMcy
Massage
VapoRub
briskly
on
the
throat;
chest
and
back
(between
and
below
the,
'shoulder
blades).
Then
spread
it
thick
over
the
chest
and
cover
with
warmed
cloth.
.
Almost
before
you
finish
rubbing,
VapoRub
starts
to
bring
relief
two
ays
at
once
two
direct
ways:
1.
Through
th
Skin.
VapoRub
acts
direct
through
the
skin
like
a
poultice
or
plaster.
2.
Mtdicattd
Vapors.
At
the
same
time,'
its
medicated
vapors,
released
by
body
heat,
are
breathed
in
for
hours
about
18
times
a
minute
direct
to
the
irritated
air-passages.
This
combined
poultice-arid
-vapor
action
loosens
phlegm
relieves
Irritation
helps
break
congestion.
During
the
night,
VapoRub
keeps
right
on
working.
Often,
by
morning
the
worst
of
the
cold
is
over.
Avoids
Risk
of
Stomach
UpstlS
This
safe,
external
treatment
cannot
possibly
upset
the
stomach,
as
constant
internal
"dosing"
is
so
apt
to
do.
It
can
be
used
freely,
as
often
as
needed,
even
on
the
youngest
child.
CKS
t
.
n
W
.
n
v
a
n
U
D
Mothrrtl
Look
In
your
VipoRub
package
for
full
detail!
of
Vlcks
Plan
a
practical
hom
guide
to
greater
freedom
from
coldi.
In
clinic
teat!
among
17,1))
people,
this
Dan
cut
lickiKti
from
coldi
mart
than
haljl
Follow
V!chi
Plan
for
Better
Control
of
Coldi
Canadian
Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
SS.
"Princess
Adelaide,"
every
Friday
at
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
direct
SS.
"Princess
Norah,"
Nov.
3rd,
19th,
Dec.
3rd,
17th.
To
Ketchikan,
VVranirell.
Juneau
and
Skagway
S3.
"Princess
Norah,"
Oct.
30th,
Nov.
15th,
29th,
Dec.
13th.
WINTER
EXCURSION
FARES
TO
VANCOUVER
AND
RETURN
S32.00
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st,
1938
to
Feb.
28th.
1937.
Flnal
return
limit
March
31st,
1937.
For
Information
and
Reservations
w;
L.
'finATEs;
r..n.
Xrmt.
Prince
Rupert,
n.C.
r
-
'
leFish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
Ru
pert
Brand
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Man
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
n
Men's
"Liberty"
Oxfords
only
$7.98
at
Fashion
Footwear's
Ahnfi
versary
Sale.
(255)
"Exclusive"
Paeeant
and
Toa7
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
Saturday,
3:30
pm.
Tiokets
40c.
Available
ct
J
'
-
-'
I-
uoor.
(255)
W.
Q.
Holland,
well
known
Van
couver
airplane
pilot,
was
a
pas-t
6enger
aboard
the
Princess
Noraj
this
morning
bound
for
the
Yukorj,
Lovely
assortment
of
satin
blouses
Just
In
"Demers.?
(255)
The
big
event
in
town
tonight
Gyro
Hallowe'en
hoedpwn
dance
in
Moose
Hall.
Wear
a
special
cos
tume
and
win
a
prize
if
'you
can-but
come
anyway.
Enjoy
yourself
and
help
the
"playground
work.
Admission
50c
including
supper.
;
....
(2251
"Stampede
John"
Stenbraten'
well
known
northern
mining
man.
Ladies'
Sport
Oxfords
two-tone
after
a.
brief
trip
to
Vahcouttrj
Sale.
(255)
ss
Norah-
thU
morning
bound
for
Whitehorse.
.
Sister
Mary
Barbara
was
a-
pas
senger
aboard
the
princess
'-NoraA
this
morning
golnz
north?
from
Victoria
to
Join
the
nursing
stajff
n
M
4.
ri
n
i
,
..
.
-
.V
,
vi
ue
iwman
uamoiic
unurcii
nospiiai
at
Juneau.
E.
Thurber,
well
known
loca
halibut
fisherman,
sailed
last"
nlgHi
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
'Vari-'
couver
enroute
to
his
home
in'
Reassuring
word
has
'been,
re
ceived
in
the
city
as-to
the
cbndl
Hon
of
Mrs.
J.
O.
Reddle;,
wel)
known
pioneer;
woman
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
.recently
Jef
tori-Van
couver
to
receive,
x-rav
examina
tions.
Mrs.
Redd
ie
will
be
remain-,
ing
in
Vancouver
indefinitely;
J
L.
J.
Chilbeirg.
well
known
for
years
as:
United
Slates
customs
officer
at
Wrangell,
and
Mr;
ChUdbcrg
Were"
passengers
abdarrl.
wie
princess
Norah
this;
mornlrc
returning
to
Wrangell
after
a
trip
to
Seattle.
Mr.
Chlldberg
is
e-.
pecting
to
be
transferred
to
Wesfe
trn
Alaska
soon.
L.
A.
DeOuere
of
wrsconsiH
Rapids
Wisconsin,-
and
J.
,P;
Wa!.h
and
O.
V.
Bnvd.
after
a
visit
of
i
couple
of
days
here
In
connection
with
the
local
pulp
and
'
tfaper
nun
project,
saueo.
last
nigra
oy
Prince
Rupert
on
their
return
to
Vancouver.
F,"
L.
Buckley
ot
Vancouver
and
W
J.
.Clark
fit
Quebec
will
be
here
i
7or
;soniedayi
yet.
kZBVTVfVanBtaaMaLJ
Fresh
Killed
Boiling
or
Stewing
FOWL
Average
4
lbs.
QCr
each
VVf
Roosting
Chicken
AQ.
per
lb
aaOC
Shamrock
or
Brookfleld
Egns
OradelL.rge
$100
'
BEEF
Pot
Roast
IAa
per
lb
1UC
Cross
Arm
f
i
per
lb
,...-.
JL2v
Prime
Rib
4
BA
per.lb,
...lyy
1st
Grade
Butter
Q
Sj
;3
jbs..
:
,.QtfC
LAMB
25c
per
lb.
Shoulders-
iQari
per
lb;
JLOV
h?,
:25c
AyrshirefBacon
i
per
lb.
attO
i
Diamond
A
Bacon
9Qki
per
lb
fiOl
Pork
Tenders
'4Qv
per
lb
AO
Fruit
Mincemeat
253
Fresh'
Ox
Hearts
'ABa
each
Shoulder
Veal
tZfit
4
lbs
tMV
Rolled
Roast
Veal
99i
per
lb,
.,
'OttoL01sen
t
J4ppeare4
,
.befcire
Magistrate
McClymont
in
city
riollc.
cothls;
morning,
on;
.a
charge
of
'
'supplying;
liquor-
to
iu'-
dlans
and-vasTernanded
ior
eight
days.;
The
County
Court
case
of
Han
Christen;
vs.
John
Preece,
In
which
the
claim
of
the
plaintiff
is
for
$385,
has-been
adjourned
sine
die.
E.
F
Jones
is
counsel
for
the
plalriilff
and
R
:L.
McLennan
for
defendant.
.
.
'
t
"Rainbow"
silk'
and
wool
and
plain
wool
hosiery,
95c
"Demers
-.4
.
(255)
John'
B.
Menara,
Dodge
Cove
salmon
troller,
leaves
6n
this
eve
fling's
train
for
New
York
where
he
will
embark
November
7
aboard
the
steamer
Comte
dl
Savoie
for
Genoa
enroutij
to
his
native
home
in
Northern
Italy
for
a
visit.
Fashion"
Footwear1
Is
allowlnz
I0;';clsc6uh
in'.'l
Murray's
and
MCFarlanes
snoes
during
its
Dig
sale,'
v
.
.
,
(255)
Mrs.
p.;
2'irelil
Killed
last
night
on
the
.Prince-
Rupert
lor
Van-co'uverj
where,
Jjirj
ZarellC
who
hi
peen
ipr
oine
wme
at.
uoiaonage
lneBricI.Tyr
,clsrict,
Is
un-dergolng
'i
n'oper
a
ttoh'.
Mrs.
Zarel
if
'Trill
'.also
ylslt
Victoria..
ACTION
DISMISSED
Aunfy(tottrt
case
of
C.
J.
Curile
to
Ay.Fr'Armour
was
dis
missed
by
;
Judge,
f,
12.
Fisher
yesterday
afternoon.
,Th
M
had
to
do'wlUf
,'',the
sairaire
a:
couDle
of
prdatrs
ago.
of
the.
fish
picker
Delphinium
and.
the
claim
of
Nova
Scotia
wheri
he
will
'
WlP?tawtV
.'to
125.45.
E
F.
the
winter.
llJones1
apparfd
for;
plaintiff
and
W.
O,
Fulton
for.
defendant.
Timelv
Recioes
r
-
l-:
-..'-..
BEAN'
APRICOT
BREAD
Apricot
bran
bread
is'
a
dellclous-
ly
different.
loaf;
to
serve
at
any
m?af);.Ja(ld..,to
stlr-Sx-
pnljf,'
ur)
til;
flour,
disappears.
Bal$
.fn'',.jjtese"
joaf
pan
with
waxed
'paper
ifi
the
bottom.
In
moderate
,pven
(350
d.
F.)
about
One
hour
and
ten,
hilnutes.
5.
Yield:
I
loaf
.4
by
9
Vi
Inches,
VORACIOUS
CUB
VANCOUVER,
Oct.,
30:.
(CP)
"Little
Jubilee'
Vancouver's
b;a-cub
In
Stanley
Pirk
zoo,
Is
.growing"
up
and
"so
Is
his
appetite.
within
15"
minutes
he
consumed!
a
dozen
apples,
a
head
of
celery',
rhubarb;
cabbage,
some
lettuce,
a
large
stick
of
rock
candy
and
some
toast.
"He
dusted
this
off
with
a
peanut
dessert.
not'vEs
Attack
cattle
UTTIiE
BUFFALO
LAKE,
Alta,
Oct..
30:
(CP)r-Belleved
due
to
a
scarcity
of
rabbits
and
sma'l
gam6
wolves
have
attacked
cattle
In
this
district
165
miles
northwest
df'lEdmo'nlon.
.
28.
ert
Is
Best
Market
Well
Known!
Fra
n
c
6i.s
Lake
1
Gyro
Hallowe'en
Novelty
Hoe-dojfn,
Moose
Hall,,
October
30.
Hill
60
tea,
October
31.
presbyteriari
bazaar,
November
1
8,
Q.
N,
Bazaar,
.Moose
Hall,
November
13.
,
L.
O.
Noretnber
19
Cathedral
Christmas
sale,
Nov.
Lutheran
Bazaar,
,
Metropole
Ha
'
I,
'
tfov.
27.
Rancher
Here
With
Two
Carloads
of
Fine
Stock
Bringing
in
two
carloads
of
chloce
steers
from
the
Francois
Lake
country,
Kane
Oknianski,
pioneer
rancher
of
Tatalrose,
ar-'
rived
In
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
last
night's
train.
Kane
is
remembered
by
many
pld
timers
as
a
mere
boy
In
the
early
days
of
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
construction
after
which,
with
his
brothers,
MIks
and
Alex,
he
took
up
land
south
of
Francois
Lake.
After
experimenting
with
various
breeds
of
range
cattle,
they
have
now
developed
a
herd
of
purebred
short
horns
which
command
a
hlp.h
price.
The
Oknianski
brothers
have
come
to
the
conclusion,
after
t".
number
of
shipping
experiments,
that
Prince
Rupert
affords
the
best
market
for
central
Interior
cattle.
Stag
Party
For
Lee
Gordon
At
Tommy
Fraser's
Tommy
Fraser
was
host
last
evening
at
his
home
on
Fifth
Avenue
to
some
twenty
members
of
the
Elks'
Lodge
at
a
stag
parly
kitchen
shower
In
honor
of
Lee
Gordon,
the
next
member
of
the
lodge
to
take
on
the
responsibill-itles
of
marriage.
Cards
were
played
and
delicious
refreshment.
served.
There
were
numerous
usn.
'tul
and
novel
gifts.
BACK-YARD
HIKER
NANAIMO,
Oct,
30:
(CP)
Al
exander
Park,
hale
and.
hearty
at
90
years
of
age,
takes
a
two-milt
valk
dally
His.
own
back-yard
hieali
but
lapartiduiarly
suitable
for
constitutes
the
lea
sandwiches
,6r
Ip
serve
with
'hlkes."
the-
salad
at,
luncheon.
One
cup
chopped
dried
apricots,
i
1-3
cups
sour
rrttlk
br
buttermilk,
i.
tbsps.
fat,
1-3
ciip
sugar,
1
egg,
Wi
cups
bran,
2cups
flour,
2
tsps.
baking
powder;
li
tsp.
soda,
Vi
tsp.
salt,,
i
tip;
hutrrifg.Tz
cup
chop
ped
nut
mats.
'
Soa'k'
chobried
abricots,
in
milk
Ibdut
"fifteen
minutes,
Cream
fat
and,
sugar'
thoroughly;'
add
egg,
Mat.'
until
.
xreaniy;
Add
bran,
rlc'ofs
and
milk1,
Let
soak
until
moist
'
f
jmdureVls.
akeri
up.
Sift
tlouimi7t&kiH'i5dwtier.
sdda
salt
nutmiffeV.'cbmblne
with
nut
Mo
route"
for
his
Introducing
--
PAOI
THRU
HLO-REX
COUGH
SYRUP
Pleasant
to
take.
Very
effective
for
hard,
dry
irritating
coughs.
Ask
us
for
a
trial
sample
Price
per
8-ouncc
bottle
75
c
Ormesltd.
Vfut
Pioneer
Drvtqpists
rLe
KexaU
Star
Phones:
81
&
82
Open
Dally
From
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
From
11
noon
till
2
p.m.,
1
p.m.
till
p.m.
THE
VERY
LATEST
IN
FINE
FURS
AT
GOLDBLOOM'S
Everyone
looks
well
In'
furs.
They
give
a
feeling
of
superiority
that
cannot
be
achieved
in
any
other
way.
Goldbloom's
furs
look
rich,
stylish,
superior.
Look
them
over
and
try
them
on
before
deciding
to
buy.
"REMEMBER
YOU
K
CREDIT
IS
GOOD"
nth
End
Specials
Saturday
-
Monday
WALLACE'S
Seasonable
Merchandise
at
Worth
While
Reductions
Ladies'
Waterproof
CoatsIn
blue,
rose
or
green,
cemented
seams,
well
made
and
good
7ff
fitters;
each
$diO
House
Dresses
Fast
colors,
assorted
styles,
a
full
assortment
of
sizes,
various
trims
fiQ.r
each
,
Ladies'
Flannelette
Gowns
Embroidery
trim,
long
sleeve
QQf
each
Ladies'
Pure
Wool
Vests
and
BloomersFancy
stitch,
flesh
color
per
suit
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vest
and
bloomer
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Silk
Stripe
Vests
and
Bloomers
ItT.
91M
Bias
Cut
Suede
Taffeta
Slips
Lace
trimmed,
white
or
Ski
OH
peach
;
each
.
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Silk
Knit
Bloomers
and
Panties
Assorted
styles
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A
A
3
pairs
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Eiderdown
Baby
Blankets
36-50
T.b!!?.,,
$1.00
Foundation
Garments
Gossard
and
D.
A.
Models,
values
to
QO
Off
$6.50;
for
...........
WVO
Ladies'
Silk
Knit
Pyjamas
Assorted
trim
and
colors
C-i
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to
$2.95;
for
.............
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Fabric
Gloves
Assorted
styles,
values
to
$1.50
.
CA,
per
pair
tlUl
Ladies'
All
Wool
Sport
Sox
Off
p
White
and
colors,
pair
...
Rayon
Taffeta
Full
assortment
of
colors,
Canadian
made
C-f
A
A
3
yards
...............
V-i-.UV
Curtain
Muslins
An
assortment
of
patterns
and
colors
Q4
A
A
5
yards
VlvU
Silk
Curtain
Nets
New
C-l
A
A
""
stock;
3
yards
Unbleached
Sheeting
72
ins.
wide,
nice
smooth
thread
A
A
3
yards
VXvU
Flannelette
Sheets
All
white,
full
s.,..:
$1.00
White
Flannelette
Nice
Q4
A
A
SQft
quality;
7
yards
.
V-vv
Stencilled
Bedspreads
Natural
Se:.
68x86
$1.00
80x100,
each
.$1.45
Drapery
Homespun
Assorted
stripes,
48
ins.
wide
i
A
A
2
yards
V-l.UU
Shadow
Drapery
Cloths
28
inches
$1.00
3
yards
.
.
.
.
36-Inch
Woolette
Pyjama
Cloths-Juvenile
patterns
C-f
A
A
3
yards
?J..UU
Boys'"
Hard
Wearing
Golf
Hose
Excellent
value
Q1
HA
2
pairs
VJ-'VV
Boys'
Sweaters
Choice
Q
A
A
assortment;
each
W
Rug
Wool
Comes
in
two-oz.
skeins,
extra
heavy
in
6
colors
C-f
A
A
7
skeins
for
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0.
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r.
Bazaar,
pecember
2.
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RUPERT.
B.C.
Orange,
.,
Hogtnahay
Dance,
pec-
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&
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31,
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