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iJtrtnmcnt
li
not
pulliihtd
m
ViipUr
hty
li
LiqoM
Qpnbcl
Ban
J
by
Jt
ueen
Mary
hapter
Is
ept
Active
fcuecn
Mary
Chapter,
Imperial
per
uaufiniLrs
oi
me
Empire,
lil
their
r?tular
monthly
meot-m
on
W
dnrsday
evening
at
the
Inc
if
Mr.
William
Brass,
Sixth
limit
Wc
A
The
Recent.
Mrs.
D.
Stuart
presided
over
a
lanre
Itndnce
of
members.
feuslnesii
was
largely
of
a
routine
ture
various
maunrs
concern-;
war
work
being,
discussed.
In-dlnr
the
national
War
Savings
ve
The
war
work
convener
reported
jnber
busy
making
field
com-
rti
i
the
troops
and
a
large
Imb:
of
well
made
garments
m
refuse
children
were
turned
hi
having
been
made
by
mb
and
friends.
arrangements
were
made
the
Daffodil
Tea
to
be
held
on
;!?r
Monday
it
VH3
Jp&.y.KifWW
PACE
TIIETE
Miss
Gladys
Roper'
Is
Shower
Honoreei
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
The
MUse,
Jean
Datztll
and
l)oro-thy
Platen
are
Hostesses
The
Misses
Jean
Dalzell
and
Dorothy
Flaten
were
Joint
hostesse3
on
Wednesday
night
at
the
home
oX
the
former
at
a
delightful
miscellaneous
shower
In
honor
or
Miss
Gladys
Roper,
whose
marriage
to
Tony
Bussanieh
will
take
place
shortly.
The
evening
was
fnjoyably
spent
in
playing
games
and
card.?
the
winners
being
Miss
Fanny
Colorcth
and
Miss
Marjorle
Deane.
Dainty
refreshments
were
served
tby
the
hostess
after
which
the
bride-elect
opened
her
gifts,
i
Invited
guests
were:
Miss
Gladys
Roper.
Mrs.
Roper,
Miss
Dorothy
i
Kiaien,
Miss
Jean
Dalzell,
Mrs.
Dal-
yell,
Mrs.
Flaten,
Mrs.
A.
Erickson,
Mm.'L.
Griffiths,'
and
the
Mifscs
Margaret
Cunningham,
Fanny
Co2-breth,
Tarjar
Rysstad,
Nancy
Williams,
Marjorle
Deane.
Ida
Moorp-
Jkjuso,
Violet
and
Ceclle
Cavenaile.
Lillian
Vaccher
and
Elsie
Hipp.
Cup
And
Saucer
Shower
Is
Held
A
novel
war-time
cup
and
saucer
shower
was
held
Thursday
afternoon
by
Mrs.
W.
Sharpe
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
West
at
the
litter's
home,
In
honor
of
Miss
Oladvs
Rorer
whose
I
marriage
takes
place
next
weck-jend.
In
place
of
the
usual
games,
the
(afternoon
was
spent
sewing
Infants'
garments
for
the
Red
Cross,
.a
great
deal
of
sewing
being
accomplished.
j
Tlie
guests
included
Oladys
Ropier,
Mrs.
Roper.
Mrs.
McNab,
Mrs.
iR.
Morgan,
Mrs.
J.
R.
Watson,
Mrs.
iJ.
Garon,
Mrs.
W.
Sharpe,
Mrs.
C.
Morgan,
Mrs.
G.
Rhodes,
Mrs.
W
Mirrel,
Mrs.
J.
Paul,
Mrs.
B.
Ballam,
Mrs.
G.
Gould,
Trains
leave
I'KINCK
RUPERT
for
the
KAST
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Alr-Condltloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
oa
Thursday.
11
:30
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
For
Full
Information
and
Reservation,
etc.
Call
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
3rd
Avenue
Phone
260
Prince
Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
This
Is
the
Time
of
Year
When
QUALITY
i
COAL
Smoked
'
.
.V.
V.
'
t-iV
.1
Makes
a
Difference
to
Ymir
Comfort
iUi
i
Consult
with
us
as
to
the
best
kind
to
use
for
your
Stove,
Range
or
Furnace
I
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
PHONE
11?
ft
I
HUNK
I1B
J
"RUPERT
BRAND"
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
P'lnre
Itupert
Co.
ltd.
British
Colnmtiia
R
iT
Benson
sailed
last
un
the
Prince
Run2rt
for
a
Vancouver.
Jack
Ilasklns
sailed
last
on
the
Pilnee
Rupert
for
a
Vancouver.
Tor
common
ordinary
sore
throat
Fine
Stock
Of
Fresh
Fruits
And
Vegetables
Fine
fresh
fruits
and
vegetables
from
California
are
being
shown
these
days
In
local
retail
stores
but
merchants
are
warning
that
prices
are
liable
to
Increase
because
of
recent
storms
in
the
Golden
State
which
have
damaged
crops.
Among
new
vegetable
stocks
being
shown
are
celery
at
12c,
peas
at
15c,
carrots
at
10c
a
bunch,
spinach,
2
pounds
for
25c,
cauliflower,
25c
and
30c
each,
lettuce,
10c,
green
cabbage,
10c,
potatoes,
10c,
onions,
3
lbs.
for
10c,
and
asparagus,
25c
per
pound.
The
new
fruits
include
oranges.
20c
to
25c
per
dozen,
grapefruit,
6
for
25c,
pears,
50c
per
dozen,
'emons,
35c.
and
bananas,
15c
per
pound.
Rhubarb
is
selling
at
2
bunches
for
15c
and
Yellow
Newton
apples
at
25c
per
dozen.
A
sharp
advance
in
tea
prices
Is
also
anticipated
soon
in
view
of
the
necessity
pf
keeping
up
the
supply
for
England.
DANCE
Tonight
MOOSE
HALL
Good
Music
Ladies
with
Escort
Admitted
Free
Till
10:30
i
tin:
s
i
Tit
km
k
rontT
or
iuiiti
.ur
"I
rfirfxt
Mrs
"
'WnTVinT
Jtaw
MTVrt
last
trip
to
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert,
for,
trip
to
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
'her
children.
nlehtl
'
i
trip
to
j
James
L.
Lsj4
sailed
last
night
oh
ish
(Ol.l
AllllV
IN
I'ltOllATi:
III
(lie
M:lllei
ill
I
lie
"AiliiiiiiMmtlnn
Aft"
Anil
III
the
Miller
of
the
IMate
of
Jnlin
WINon,
iliffiiM-iI,
uliii
illtil
nt
llrlla
Id-Ma,
II.
('.
mi
(lie
.Mh
ilay
nf
a
unary.
1)111
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
ills-Honor.
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
the
2ftth
day
it
February,
A.
D.
1941.
I
wn
up-painted
Administrator,
with
Will
annexed,
of
the
estate
of.
John
Wilson.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims'
against
the
said
esate
ore
hereby
required
to
furnish
name
properly
vert-
nt.
to
live
-on
or
before
the'
Hth
day
uT
April
A.
D.
1941.
and
all
parties
In.
lighted
to
tlie
eMiUe
are
reaulred
to
ixiv
Uievainouivt
of
hoir
UtdeDtetlness,;
t
Ine'forthwlttK'
i;v'''-
i'.V.;
jDATEP
4.MI'
day
Of
Mafchi
AV
Tr.
l
141.
,
'
:
i
',
'
NORlrfAN
A.
WATTi,
1
Official
Administrator,
.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
I
Navy
Auxiliary
tea
March
8,
Leg
ion
ltall.
Presbyterian
Tea.
Mrs
.Flaten's,
March
13.
Varden's
entertainment
March
14.1
Second
Searchlight
Auxiliary
Tea
Legion,
March
15.
Catholic
Ladles
St.
Tatrlck
Tea,
March
17.
Anglican
Tea
Mrs.
Darton's
March
18.
United
Tea
March
20th,
Mrs.
Largc's
102rid
Auxiliary
Tea,
Legion,
March
22.
Horticultural
Dinner,
March
24.
Rebekah
Tea
and
Sale,
April
2.
L.
O.
D.
A.
Spring
Sale,
April
23.
.
astf'PeTer's
"Spring
Sal;
May
8.
tne
rrmce
itupere
iot
a
viae
in
New
Westminster
where-
Mrs.
Lee
has
been
for
trie
pat
few
weeks.
L.
II.
DennLsdh
of
Whltehorse
ar?
rived
In
the
city
on
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.
Dennlson
is
Joining
lirs.
Dennlson,
the
former
Miss
Nellie
Gurvich,
who
has
been
visiting
here,
for
the
past
few
weeks,
and
together
they
will
proceed
on
a
triji
to
Vancouver.
-
i
Harold
Andeispn
is
leaving
on'
this
evening's
train,
returning
to
Halifax
to
resume
hi?
naval
duties
after
being
stationed
at
the
local
headquarters
for
the
past
two
month's.
He
had.
been
called
home
on
account
of
'thd
Jefere
Illness
and
death
of
his'
father,
the
Lite
R.
T.
Anderson.
,
.
,
Salvation
Army
Red
Shield
Tea
Successful
Affair
Held
Wednesday
Afternoon
At
Home
Of
Mrs.
G.
M.
Hunt.
A
successful
tea
and
sal
of
home
cooking
was,
held
at
the!
home
of
Mrs.
G.
Ml
Hunt,
Second
t.!
I
m
GET
BEAUTIF
SILK
STOCK
Hurry!
Join
Quaker's
1941
Silk
Stocking
Club
Today!
on
tttt
one
of
th
certificates
below
for
YOU
membership
it
rour
grocer's
-
helping
rou
to
f
ei
pair
of
beautiful
silk
stockings
tor
onljr
35c
and
a
boa
boa
top
top
from
trom
one
one
package
package
ot
of
Quaker
(Juaker
.Oats.
Thete
lovelr
sheer
senckiiwts
art
made
in
one
of
Canada's
leading
hosiery
mills
of
fine
Jihread,
high-twin
silk.
They're
"Form-Fitted"
'hie
Exley.
"Miss
"Cf.
Swaiison
ondi
certain
articles
such
as
blankets
(Mrs.
Dodds.
The
cashlef
was
Mrs.'can
be
made
available
to
the
local
ilvan
Halsey.
Air
RaJd
protection
organization
Mrs,
Calder
and
Mrs.
Wllkle
had
from
Red
Cross
supplies.
Also
the
Jcharge
of
the
home
cooking
table.
1
establishment
of
a
military
hospl-
Some
time
ago
.an.
item
got
intoj
certain
newspapers
.that
the
Red
Cross
had
sold
donated
articles.
The
i
fact
is
that,
when
a
person
knits
a
pair
of
socks
for
the
Red
Cross,
she
,
secures,
wool
supplied
by
the
society.
Those
socks
must
come
up
ta
cor-i
tain
requirements
before
a
soldier
can
put
them
on
feet
that
often
have
to
work
pretty
hard.
During
the
early
stages
of
this
war
socks
were
turned
Into
the1
.Red
Cross
that
could,
not
possibly
be
turned
over
to'
YES.!
jVc
Repair
WaUr
ripesrlloOfs,;
Woodwork,
Stoves?
Connected,
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
$1.50
Chimneys
Swept
$2.50
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
pinkJeal
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by,
the,
only
talmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
M
payroll
In
Prince
Jtupert
tal
In
Prince
Rupert
would
bring
help
from
the
society
which
would
supply
items
such
as
bed
lamps,
curtains,
etc.,
that
are
not
given
by
the
government.
12
l
Recently
newspapers
reported
NEURALGIA
Acuta
pains
of
N'turalrla.
Neuritis
and
Head-tchn
an
rtlirird
FASTER
with
Buckler's
tinnamated
Capsulta
IwcauM
ofthe
THKEE
intrrdienta
ttify
contain.
While
one
ruthea
te
relieve
pain
th
olhera
stimulatt.
refrenh
and
Indue
benetirlal
relaialion
of
the
'"
NOW
KKI.1KF
WITHOUT
REACTION!
IS
d...m
35c
at
all
drusrtKti.
PAINTING
Decorative
Kaisomining
Signs
LORNR
CORNEIiTi
'Gordon
and,
Anderson's
;.,Pline;"f
I
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
UQME"
Rates
75c
ni
00
Rooms
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ThenaZSl
r.O.
Box
1M
ATTENTION
Car.
Boat
and
Plant
Operators
Free
showing
of
moving
pictures
illustrating
the
operation
and
lubrication
of
industrial
plants,
diesel
and
automobile
engines.
Entertaining
and
instructive.
Katies'
Hall,
5th
Avenue
East,
Friday,
March
7,
8
p.m.
Sharp
Courtesy
of
Imperial
Oil,
Limited
And
Its
Dealers
EVERYBODY
WELCOME
to
gte
perfect
shape
MO
A
QUAKER
OATS
Hive
picot
tops
with
opy
tdd
meri'erlzeil
toe.
tnle
B
,ur
and
heel
for
long
wear.
Most
fashionable
shade.
So
don't
lose
out.
Get
certificate
lor
membership
at
your
grocer's
rikhr
away-mail
it
todaywiih
35c
and
Quaker
Data
box
lop
to
The
Quaker
Oats
Company,
Box
100,
Feterborough
Ontario;
or
Saskatoon,
Saslu
the
whole
family
Quick
Quaker
Oatt
regularly
every
morning
for
breakfast.
Get
a
package
at
your
grocer's
today
I
MH$
5
Slariw
NEEDED
BY
EVERYONE
EVERY
DAY
CANNOT
BE
STORED
IN
THE
BODY!
Vitamin
III
is
one
of
many
food
factors
necessary
to
normal
nutrition
and
it
cannot
be
nored-up
by
the
body
.
must
be
replenished
daily
Quaker
Oats
is
a
rich
ind
thrifty
source
of
Vitamin
111
Quaker
Oats,
among
grain
foods,
is
also
extra-rich
in
vegetable
proteins
which
can
aid
in
building
muscles.
Delicious,
easy
to
prepare
Uuaker
Juaker
(Jats
Oats
is
is
amazingly
amazingly
economical.
economical.
Serve
Serve
SjjUKl
fl
II
A
If
ED
RATI!
iw-w
IJlIMItER
UMI
3
?tWWK
Avenue,
Wednesday
afternoon
In
"
"
aid
of
Salvation
Army
Red
Shield
"
.
.'
,
war
work.
In
the
evenin
a
laree
the
soldiers.
Tlie
society
had
money
Herbert
Morrison,
Minister
of
Sup-
its
allotted
w
freight.
These
.snip-
crowd
gathered
in
the
Salvation
tIed
UP
,n
those
socks-
Therefore.
piy
m
the
British
government.
asments
or
Kea
oross
gooas
uuaiiy,
Army
Citadel
for
a,
musical
pro-
they
were
5010
10
B
me
money
yg
We
do
not
need
your
goods,
gram
which
waS
enjoyed
by
all
back-
,
what
wp
a-ant
is
monev."
These
pnsent.
AU
money
raised
is
to
be
..
There
Is
another
,tory
of
a
sae
IZtLZuZ
.
rna
won
r'rnce
mnnp
a
nnnr.T.iiv
"
Thone
7T5
"
It's
Mrs.
Henry
Smith,
oresident
of
of
bacon
had
been
donated
and
was
'""6
"
the
Red
Cross
Shield
oreanlzation.
shipped
overseas
as
a
gift
to
the
'
'
'.received
the
guests
In
the
afte
British
government.
Due
tc
re?u-
unfortunate
nd
unfortunate
noon,
being
assisted
by
the
hostessi
.latlons
the
'government
could
not'8
.TOn5
an
'Mrs.
C.
K.
Ytreberg,
Mrs.
Rod.
accept
the
goods
as
a
gift
,but
must
,(PU
shinmenU
nre
mnde
'McLeod
and
Miss'
B.
Thompson
Purcnase
inem.
bo
me
Kea
ross
-
...
,
...
s
i
,u
a
r,..,
icnM
fVo
hoMn
fnr
nnr
rin
inr
overseas
as
exwa
t
cargo,
loaaea
ai-
i::
S,rt;B-Srl
'
already
put
aboard
1
run
about
one
ton
with
the
.highest
.ever
made
close
to
eleven.
.
Fifty
dollars
from
the
funds,
of.
the
Prince
Rupert
Red
Cross
branch
Is
to
be
transferred
to
the
Terrace
account,
It
was
announced
at
Mon-day
night's
executive
meeting.1
This
Is
money
due
the
Interior,
branch
from
the
financial
drive
of
.lait
'
year.
(
.
A.
MacKenziefFurniture
Ltd.
A
GOOD
TLACE
TO
HUY
TRADE-IN
FURNITURE
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suite,
splendid
condition
"
,
8-piece
Dihing
Room
Suite
1
Dresser,
1
Vanity
.:
2
Bedsteads
.
Act
Quickly.
,'
327
3rd
Avert
tit
3
We
ain't
mad
at
Nobody
The
New
Grand
Cafe
Opening
Monday
March
10,
6
a.m.
NEW
FURNITURE
NEW
FIXTURES
NEW
DISHES
NEW
EVERYTHING
Attractive
Atmosphere
Good
Cooking
Generously
Served
Reasonable
Prices
Eat
Well
and
Save
SECOND
AVENUE
AND
SIXTH
STREET
If
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it.