Saturday.
July
im&.
MDINQ
OF
LOCAL
GIRL
nations.
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t
t1m
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.
Bride
o
V
n
Saint
Andrew's
Cathedral
wcs
tirv
Mussallem,
eldest
daughtoi
T
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Mussallem,
34C
Lirth
Avenue
West,
and
William
henry
Trotter,
only
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Trotter
oi
Vancouver.
The
bride,
who
entered
toe
Ihurch
on,
the
arm
or
ner
rawer
,as
charming
in
a
gown
oi
iua-
xous
white
satin
with
lace
Insert
lotted
with
pearls
and
skirt
sweep-ng
out
Into
a
fan-shaped
rain.
her
daintily
emuroiaerea
ariuai
tell
was
caught
with
a
halo
oi
L-ange
bjossoms
and,
she
carried
a
houQuet
of
Talisman
roses.
Miss
Catherine
Mussallem,
sister
hf
the
bride,
was
a
pretty
maid
of
bor.or
In
a
beautiful
gown
of
Am.
Irican
Beauty,
chiffon
and
hat
Irtmmed
with
American
Beauty
Misses
Marie
and
Margaret
Mus-
lalltm
were
cjiarrnlnfc
bridesmaid,
loft-ned
in
beautjfuj,
pink
lace
uil-
klruy)
gowns
tain
manning
mleros,
plfture
hats
and
Ions
;loves.
They
carried,
bouquets
of
Udloll,
carnations
and
scablosa.
The
groomsman
was.
Joseph
icotJt.
The
ushers,
were,
Aljx
Mitchell
vin
Johnson,
Earl
Gordon
ana
lack
Mhr.sallem.
The
Calhedral
choir
was
In
full
ufl4anc
arid
rendered,
beautiful
fictions
approprlat
to
the
c-
aslon,
Immediately
fqllowlnjg
the
cere-
nocT
a
recepton
was
held
at
thei
Ipuious
home
of
the
bride's
par
bit
there
many
guests,
called.
Tr
reception
rooms
were
dW-
r.ej
ith
lovely
summer
flowers,
r.alnly
roses.
In
an
arched
settlns
irtistically
entwined
with
fragrant
loney
tuc.kle.
the
bridal
oarty-u;-
Inowledged
the
congratulations
of
feahy
friends,
KEN
RAYNER
For
Your,
RADIO
SERVICE
MODEU.
EQIII'MJINT
KEASONABI.
KATES
PHONE
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712
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si'
TAKE
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The
bride'
table
vu
centred
with
a
beautifully
decorated
three-tier,
wedding
cake
topped-with
a!
minature.
bride,
anq
.
groom.
Mrs.
Mussallem
was
charming
In
a
flowing
sown
of
black
eeoreetta
bolero
daintily
trimmed
li.
white.
She
wore,
a
bjact
arjd
whlt&'plcture
hat
and
o
corsage,
of
whlt
gardenias,
Tho
carvlf
Aiiva
tiro-
i
ro
Alav
i;t.UAr
"Lr.Uui'Mbpll,
Mrs.
George
MlUhell,
Mrs.
rts
lafgcov
7
(Henry
Hansen,
and
Misses,
Helen
orfdlnCS
When
Rt.
KCV.
U.
A.
H1X,
vtnfferv
Hnrnllnp
TUitrhi.il
Ptp-
iisbop
of
Caledonia,
united
In
the
da
anj
AdeJe
Mussallem
and
Orace
bnds
of,
matrimony
auss
wuucai
Cnieaie
Presiding
at
the
urns
ure
Mrs.
J.
Fred
Ritchie.
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaf-fery.
Mrs.
A.
O.
Bartleit
and
Mrs,
P.
W.
Anderson,
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
George
MllcheJl,
ho
recalled
childhood.
aispciaUonV..
The
toaij
was
very
flftiqg
aflt.
well
received.
The.
groom
replied
M.
P
McCaffery
proposed
the
1
The.
Iflncolith
Concert
Band
wjll
fciyti
concert
at
rorth
Pacific,
Can
hex
Aiigust
6.,
followed
by
Dappe,
"(i'77
j
Jack
Steyens
returned
to.
the
pity,
oh
Thunanlghi'srtriln
afr
ter
a,
business
trip,
to
intf.riflr
'
pqints
as,
far.
as
Haze;tony
Otof
Hanson,
M.
P.
for
Skeepa,
Jeft
by
yesterday
afternoon's,
tfaio-
on
his.
return,
to,
SmltJiers
ae,
spending
a
few
days
in
the-
elty.
Miss
Edna
Dobbie
R.
N;
of
the
Prince
Rupe.rt
General
Hospital
Mrs,
Edward
Pngs
arrjyejl
ir)
the
For
travelline
the
bride
chose
a
Wty
on,
the
Prince
Charles
Thurs
Hugh
MeN,
Frser,
wejl
knw?)
engineer,
arrived
In
the
citv
on
J.'W.
McEwen
and
J."r:
Tpwnsend
Thursday,
nlgbA's.
tran
ffowj,
Vancouver;
R,
HethfjlnBtoh.
WiiVW"'.,.
William:
E,
H.
Davidson.
Victoria;,
hpof,
where
hf
is
now
QRerat
1
Jams
Nault.
Surf
Point:
'iSmithton,
North
Vancouver.
,
police
aourt
manded
for
eight
nays,
'
Aaron
Lipsin,
who
has
been
visiting
here
with
his
father.
Ben.
,
Lipsin,
sailed!
by
the.
Princess
Adelaide
last
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
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priced
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Phone
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We
Have
Grade
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Raw
and
Pasteurized,
Milk
Daily
Froin
Our
Own
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litter
of
A4-
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Estate
OI.
Mr.u
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of
Urn
tte
of
Jamea
aka,
on
w
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Buprwn
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to
furnWi
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before
tne
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the
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UKlebWaei
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l3th
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ANNA
MARIE
BENSON
!
AdnilntoUatolx
of
Estaite
of
Jwaea
Laraen.
Deovped,
Ooeao
Fall.
B.C.
oay
ra
T'
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avid
BUte
are
-e-,
quired
to
prtent
w
SJS?
Rupert,
Itrt
B,
O.,
thl
AUIn.
B.
?.
advertise
for
it.
J
if
you
lose
anything,
MARRIED
m
YEARS
I
Mr.
and
frs.
Loujs
Atori
C?el?br
('
Their
Golden,
Wedding
Anplvesary
Mr.
-
and
Mrs.
Louis
Astori
sr.
well;
known
and;
esteemed
pioneer
residents
of.
Prince.
Rupert,
have
been
receiving
congraUilaUonsvand
best
wishes'
of.
their,
many
friends
during
the
past
week
after
.
having
rounded
out
half
a
century
of
married
life.
They
celebrated,
their
golden
wedding
annlversarjr,
en
Spnday
last.
Many,
frippHs
called
during
the.
day
at
the
home-of
!I.r.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Balagno
to
extend
their
felicitations,
to;
the
brjd?
apd
groom
of
.fifty
years
Ago,.
There
six
children,
and;
all,
bi)V
Qne
of
nlnp
erandchlldren:
In;
attendance
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tstorl
were
married
Julv
24,
1888,
at
Locarno
Swltzery
land,
the
bride
a
Swiss;
girl
and
ithe
itroom
a
young
Italian.
It
was
!not
long
before
they
moved
to
this
ill
h
ianH
it
-as
there
that
their
ren
were
Dorn.
kic.uuic
h
riu-rFy
fR,upert
nearly
thirty;
years
Ago
so
Ihnvp
snent
more
than
half
of
'
their
married
life.
here.
i
The
children
of
Mr.
and,
Mrs
'm
-jAstorl
are
Angejo,
Harry,
and
Louis
Balntmo
xfn
Phnrlps
P.
(
Ol
KT
or
,HKIT1II
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t
and
Miss
Marie
y
Jwi.
A.
D.
1838,
I.wb
appoint
J
of
America.
w
-
January
1930,
Astori,
The
Brandchlldren,
are
Manei
DelDhine.
Charlotte
and,
ifelep,
Bal-
a.?no,
Lou'?.
Itorry
and,
izabeth
Astort
and:
He,)en
and
Delphlng
Av
tori.
Beach,
tt-
mop.
JjeojpWj
ij
Announcemehti
-
AU
advertlsecsnU
m
UU
e4-omn
will
be
charged
Jor
i
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
First
annual
Thursday,
August
25.
Port
Day
Ball
Moose
Hall
THE-
DAILY
NEW5
PAGE
THBEg
LOCAL.
NEWS
NOTES
Cash,
for
Old.
Qojd,
Bujgetfs.
-U
Krs,
A.
T,
Rarkln
sailed
last.
night
qn.thf
Pfrlnca5S
Adelaide
for
a
visit
in
Vancouver
ana
victoria.
Mr,,
and
Mrs.
Rol
Barnes
are
sail
lng
onlght
on
the
Prince
George
for
yancouyer.
Mrs.
W.
O.
Pulton
and.
family
left
or,
their,
summer,
home
at
Lake-
lse,
Ifaj
Mr.
Fulton
is
still
m
town,
i
H,0,
Perry
,M.
L.
A.
for
Fort
George,
after
a
brief
business
visit
to
the,
city,
rctArnea
to
ronce
Oeprge.,
by-
last
evening's
train.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Percy
Cameron
re
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Cardena
nursing
staff,
who
has
been
on
ojtiils
morning
from
Vancouver,
where
holiday
trip
as
far
south
as
Call-'
Mrs.
Cameron
has
been
receiving
jprnia,
reiurnea.
to
tne
city
pn,
we,
medical
treatment.
toast
to
the
mald
of
honor,
and
the
W
9rge
yesterday.
bridesmaids,
referring
to
Mrs.
.
Mussallem
and
her
charming
i.
Mrs.
A,
J.
Cook",
wlje
of
the,
sup:
daughters.
This
toast
was
respond-
etfntepdejit
of
construction,
qf
tt
cd
to
by
the
groomsman!
HW
federal
building
and
JqspUal
i
Following
the
reception,
the
rjjye,
fpr
the.
Bnhett;
&
WftlU;
bride
and
groom,
with
an
exceed-J
Construction
Cq,
Is
sailing,
this
ingly
large
number
of
friends
to
evening
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
foraj
bid
them
bon
voyage,
embarked
I
H
R
t9
Vancouver.
osm
wig
'nnfTt.
.wvuu.
oF
wt-
Q0
tne
princess
Adelaide
for
a
hied
an
arm
bouquet
of
pink
car-ljnpynjn
trlp
to.sputhern
cities.
No,
business,
of,-
importance,
was
taHen
up,
at
a.
regular,
meeting
of
jthe.
Moose.
Lodge
Wednesday
night,
pictator,
B,
Ji
Bacon
was.
In
the
rhalr,;
'
Earl;
Ntorrif
of
the
local,
bratjeh
of(
fi
Canadian
Bank'
pfi
Com-mec,e;
vho,
hjis
been,
relieving
at
Octp
Faijs,
rejturne4.
to
the'
city
from1thej,paj)ej.
towp
on
the
Prince,
three-piece
ensemble
of
silk-faced
.4ay
evening
to'
meet
.her,
husband
George
yesterday,
wool
In
chocolate
brown
and
clav-i""
"
"
yearn
my
io
glow
with
matching
accessories
and'
Germany
for
the
benefit
of
his
corsage,
of
yellow
roses,
health-
Tbfy
11
be.
returning
to
The
counle
will
reside
In
Prince
Massew
on,
inf
mnce.
narjes.
if
George.
Rigni.
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
C.
In,
Vancouver:
Henry
H,
Choy
Chong.
Kow
apd
R.
Popovpv.
city,
Ed
WJllson
and
J
MQrris,
Vancouver;
C.
J.
J.
Shute.
Victoria.
Prinze,
KfPrt
A.
M.
Meyers,
J.
Hennett,
A.
E.
H,
Smitl),
J.
P.
D.
Malkln,
T.
Kaye
Mrs.
James
GlHett
and
daughter,
Miss
Joyce
Gillett,
and
Miss
Verm
Douglas,
who
have
been
spending
a
month
at
Massett,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
Islands
on
the"
Prince.
Charles,
Thursday,
night
and,
sailed,
last
nleht
on,
the
Car.
qepa,
on
their,
return
to
their
home
at
Bella,
Coola.
Aflhur.
Robern,
well,
known
Masseti.
sawmill,
operator.
Is
paying
a,
brift
business
visit
to
the,
city.
He
arjtyed
on
the.
Prince
Charles
Thursday
night
from
the
Islands
anfl.
wl
be.
returning
to
Massett
otj,
the
sajrje
vessel
tonjgnt,
W.
and
Mrs.
George
Crtpps
and
graruUon,
Dale,
returned
to
trie
qlty
on
the
Prince
Charles
Saturday
night
from
a
trip
to
the
Queen
'(
Charlotte,
Islands,
Mr.
Cripps
v;isl
1of
the
popularity
contest
to
be
rim
rr.
.
In'.nnnllnn
Hth
t)nrt
TtlV
A11W-
James
Lamb,
Casslar;
R.
W.
Sin-
ana
resaeq,
imrnecaaieiy,
Wry
-;
25.
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The
date
has
Zl
cher.
Island
to,
pay,
a
vlsft
tq
the,.ust
closing-
been!
'advanced
to
August
4.
You
stllh
bIHU,
1
.
.
V
.
.
'
-
-
.
-
-
.
,
iKewara
Mimne
DrouriiJca;u!i.
.
Mhlrh
n
nur
mill
1
about
to
be
have
a
chance
:e
buljt,
replaclpg
the,
one
whjch
vrp
'
destroyed
by
fire
recentlyl
Mr.
Charged
with
theft
of
clothing.Jer
vlcpresid
?
oL
C
Wei,
Gunnar
Waldack
appeared
in
cityfernpany.
p,
today
and
was
re-;UJC
v"-w
.
-
nfnnorrw
oil.
UTPlr
to
win
the
$5.00
prize
it
you,
will
mail
your
sugges-'l
tions
to
Box.
84
by
midnight
Augp!
ust
4.
(181)
.
Mrs.
A.
3,
Ingraham
and
UttJe
daughter.
Martha
Ann,
who.
have
been
paying
a
vlsft
at
Sidegata
with,
Mrs.
Ingraham's
parents,
Mr.
i
and,
Mrs
E.
C.
Stevens,
arrived,
irqm,
tna.
ueej).
cnanone
islands
on
the
Prince.
Charles
Thursday
night
and,
proceeded
last
night
on
the
Cardena,
to
her
home
at
Suit
inlet.
Gird
of
Thanks
Mrs.
G,
Colussl
and
family
wisn
to
express
their
sincere
thanks
for
the
sympathy
and
contributions
re
ceived
from
the
community
during'
their
recent
bereavement.
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young
man
1
lth
seyejai
years'
experience
in
-general'
store,,
driving,
irucmns
arid-mining.
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for
som,e
yearsj-
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cnua-
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Pr4nVl-FOR
SALE-
OK
SALE
Reconditioned
small
hoMfe,
$200
cash.
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Capital
Barper
Shop.
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ii
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KEiNT-
CLEAN,
w
e
1
1-
furnished
modern
!
apartment.
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girl,
for
general
housework
and
cooking.
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The
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute.
Winnipeg
tf
Amateur
Playground
Party
Heldlast
The
younge,r
children
frpmj
the
Oyro
Playgrounds.,
again,
proved
themselves
adept
at
providing
er)r
tertanment
last
night
when
ap.
amateur,
night
was.
rwa
in
trte
gymnasium.
The
program
was
pre
sented
entirely
by
tpe
children
themselves
and.
there,
was
a
variety.
oi
talent
on
display.
The
program
was
qpeped
with
three
reaj
"swing"
sections
by
the
i'P'rJnce
Rupert
Swing,
Band"
composed
of
piano,
mandolin,
a
coupli
of
tin
cans
and
a
very.
able,
cop
duptor
in
the
perspp
oi
Kisie;
Kraupner.
Elsie,
besides
leading
tSe
band,
fayored
the
appreclatlyt
audiepce
with
a
song
and
a
tap
d'.nce.
Fiom
this
point
the
program
progressed
smoothly
through
a
hula
dance
number
by
two
ten
year
olds
and
various
song
and
dance
numbers
by
children
of
from
7
to
15
years.
The
most
notable
items
of
the
evening
were
the
songs
of
the
very
young,
children.
Rose
Marie
Hart
wig,
Lorraine
Youngman
and.
Bart
bara
Teng.
The
evening,
was.
ve.ry.
much,
ei'-
joyed
by
the
children
who
finished
off
on
a.
cheery
note
by
Joining
vociferously
in
a
sipg
song.
Louis
Judge
was
the,
pianist
fpr
the
eve
nin?.
.
The
program:
Hula
Dance,
Isabelle
Gay
and
Ipgrid
Anderson.
,
Song,
Norma
Letnes.
Higland
Fling,
Tommy
Krause.
Sailor's
Hornpipe,
Rose
Marie
1
Hartwig.
I
Irish
Jig,
Donalda
Rix.
Sgng
and.
Dance,
Elsie
Krappner
Song,
Lorraine
Youngman.
Tap
Dance,
Louis
Thompson,
Ni-
ted
various.
Island
points
on
of
ficial
na
vnrm
business
wjhi'le
Mrs,
Cripps
stayed
Songi
Adams
ai
rieu.
gestlons
for
a
pame
for
the
winner
Recitation,
AJlap
Edgar.
Song,
Barbara
Tehg
Recitation,
Joy
Berg.
Recitation,
June
Berg.
Try,
a
Dally
nw
wunvr&d.
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Treasure
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At:
Playgrounds
Hpvtl
Event
To.
Be
Held
on
Honda;
Rain
or
Shine
;
The.re,
is
to
be
a
treasure
hunt
at
the
Gyro
Playgrounds
on
Monday
for
boys
of
all
ages.
The
hunt
'will
itart
from
the
playing
field
"on
Acropolis
Hill.
At
the
start
of
the
hunt
the
beys
Will
be
divided
into
teams
with
a
paplaln
for
each
team.
Each
team
captain
will
be
given
one
clue,
a
map,
chart,
or
written
directions
las
to
how
and
where
to
look
for
the
next
clue.
The
teams
will
then
follows
directions
and,
after
locating
the
next
clue,
will
be
able
to
progress
through
a
series
of
these
clues
to
the
goal
where
will
be.
found
the
treasure.
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Residence
on
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East
.
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Changed
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Staff
Sergeant
Greenwood;
now
pn,
the
retired
list
of
the
provincial
police,
.has
sold,
his
residence
on
Fourth.
4venue
East
to
Chris
El-kjns.
Mr.
lEklnsr
recently
sold
his
Sixth
Avenue
home
In
order
to
llv
closer
In.
Mr.
Greenwood;
k.hPV;
lev.lP5
city
at
present
and
may,
repaajn.
,
peprge
tyinns,
who
haSj
been
visiting
'here
wfth
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs:
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wili
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this:
after
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05
the
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fpr
Van-
The
route
of
the
treasure
hunt
is,
of
course,
being
kept
a
secret,,
as
is
the
nature
of
the
treasure.
However,
the
trail
will
not
be
so
long
and
tiring
as
to
make
it
in
possible
for
the
younger
boys
to
participate.
couver.
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away
he,
will
attend
a
Canadian
Legion
convention.
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J.
W.
NicholU
and
son,
John,
and
daughterr
Patricia,
are
sailing
this
eveplng
on
the
Prince
George
The
hunt
wilj
be
held
rain
Qr
for
Yanco.uver
enroute
to
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iinp
apd
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'lajrge
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ex-
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