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Rupert
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J3cUis
Tuesday
March
26,
1946
Fashion
Display
Prince
Kupcrt
Women
Excited
-
By
Parade
of
iciest
Creations
at
Kchekah-Peoplc's
Store
Show
Fashions
for
the
first
postwar
spring
were
depicted
in
generous
and
charming
array
last
ijishl
in
Oddfellows'
Hall
before
x
laTge
and
excited
gathering
of
Prince
Rupert
women
which
attended
a
pre-Eistcr
display
of
latest
Montreal
and
Toronto
imitations
of
style
creations
pre-sf
nted
for
the
Rebckah
Lodge
by
the
Rupert
People's
Store.
The
display
features
included
evening
dresses,
suits,
coats
and
dresses,
afternoon
frocks,
sportswear,
occasional
dresses,
lingerie
and
children's
wear.
An
attractively
adorned
stage
and
procession
ramp
enhanced
the
setting
for
the
effective
and
attractive
rmdpR
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stream
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in
a
suit
Made
in
the
Bond
Manner
Speaks
of
expense.
Tlio'
the
price
is
easy.
It's
a
touch
here,
an
interpretation
there.
Generous
hand
stitching
where
it
docs
niot
good
Customized
tailoring
always.
Sophistication
the
you
of
your
measurements.
Translated
as
only
Bond
can
do
it
With
the
finesse
you'd
expect
of
The
costly
taillcur.
a
a
a
ers
were
us:d
with
rosette
adorned
p'llars
flanking
the
raised
platform
on
which
a
large
mirror
wis
effectively
placed.
In
addition
to
the
fashion
show,
there
was
an
interesting
musical
program.
Miss
Dorothy
Johnson,
noble
grand
of
the
Rebesah
Lodge,
was
in
general
charge
of
the
evening's
arrangements
white
Mrs.
nobrrt
Strachan
of
the
People's
Store
acted
as
narrator.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Cllkcr
provided
the
musical
accompaniment
on
the
piano.
Tlie
models
and
costumes
were
as
follows:
Evening
Dresses
Miss
Evelyn
Bussey
(pink
net),
Mrs,
Pearl
Howe
figurrd
blue
dress),
Mrs.
Cat'iie
Frnser
(mauve
and
while).
Miss
Margaret
McGuire
'blncki.
Suits
Mrs.
Cathie
Fraser
(sold,
brown
hat).
Miss
Ethel
Bury
(blue),
Mrs.
Lila
Garner
(red).
Mrs.
Gcorgina
Morrison
(green).
Mrs.
Bussey
(dark
srev).
Mrs.
Cathie
Fraser
(green
3-piccc'.
Miss
Margaret
Colwcll
(blue
roat.
gray
hat).
Mrs.
Peachey
(rust
coat,
brown
hat).
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to
$100
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For
J24.75
to
$27.75
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into
any
Uond
Store
and
choose
for
yourself.
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Shop
Coast
and
Dresses
Airs,
Pearl
Howe
(gray
with
black'.
Mk-j
Margaret
McGuire
'blue
dress
with
check
coati,
Mrs.
Winnie
Duncan
(black
dress
and
coat
with
check
trim).
Miss
Evelyn
Bussey
(pink
dress,
blue"
shorlic
coat),
Mrs.
Jessie
Boulter
(black
and
while
jersey
dress
and
black
coat).
Afternoon
Dresses
Mrs.
Lila
Garner
(green
print
silk
dress).
Mrs.
Georgina
Morrison
(white
wool
dress),
Mrs.
Bussey
(figured
jersey
dress.
Sports
Wear
Viola
Prcnder-Tast
(sweater
and
skirt),
Miss
Pat
Love
(slack
su:D.
Miss
Margaret
McGuire
(slack
suit).
Miss
Margaret
Colwell
(slack,
suit).
Misses
Prendergast
and
Lovsiad
(brassiere
and
shorts
set1),
Mrs.
Lila
Garner
(rreen
bathing
suit).
Miss
Evplyn
Bussey
(colored
bathing
suit.
2-piece).
Occasional
Dresses
Mrii
Bussey
(white
dress).
Miss
Marie
Lovstad
(blue
plaid
gingham
dress),
Mrs.
Winnie
Duncan
(stripe
cotton
dress).
Lingerie-Miss
Elizabeth
Hood
pyjamas,
lounging
robei.
Mr
Winnie
Duncan
'gown
and
robe
Miss
Elizabeth
Hiod
'pa-Jamas
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Elsa
Insulander
polo
coat
and
hat'.
Eddie
Mormon
'boys
outfit.
Jeanette
Garner
(sweater,
skirt,
ana
reeferv
Mary
Ellen
McKenzie
(sweater
and
skirt).
Marjune
Tattersall
jumper
and
blouse),
Dianne
Gilkcr
(dresst,
Ethel
Jean
Moorehouse
(reversible
raincoat
and
plastic
headpiece.
The
musical
program
included
vocal
solos
by
l'ttle
Miss
Maxine
Martin,
"Playmates"
and
"A
Little
Teapot:"
violin
solos
by
Vaughan
Tattersall.
"Fifth
Air
Varle"
and
"Cradle
S(in."
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Anderson
vocal
solos,
Mlrs
Joanne
Lang-ride.
"Alice
Blue
Gown"
n.nd
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Can't
Begin
to
Tell
You:
piano
selections
by
Mrs.
Bru.'c
Love
reading
by
Miss
Elizabeth
Hood,
and
solos
by
Mrs.
Gilbert
Brown.
"My
H2art
Stood
Still"
and
'It
;
a
Grand
Night
for
Singing
"
Mrs,
E.
J.
Smith
also
assisted
with,
accompaniments.
Much
interest
was
taken
in
ih?
drawing
for
nylon
stockin?1
the
winners
of
which
were
Mis
A.
Johnson
and
Frank
Derry.
Potatoes
were
not
used
as
food
in
Europe
until
100
years
after
1
their
discovery
in
South
America
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Men's
And
Women's
Tailored
-
To
-
Measure
Clothes
RUPERT
MEN'S
and
BOYS'
STORE
Keep
your
Orders
Well
Ahead
for
our
Quality
Coals!
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AND
McCAFFERY
EASTER
Easter
Sunday,
April
21st
c
OUTT'S
CARDS
FOR
SUITABLE
GREETINGS
Large
selection
now
on
display
,
l
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KHATDA
GIRLS'
CLUB-
Former
Junior
hostesses
of
Y.M.C.A,
War
Services
here
who
have
formed
the
Khatda
Girls
Club
to
keep
alive
in
peacetime
the
organization
which
did
such
good
work
during
the
war.
This
picture
was
taken
at
the
recent
opening
of
the
new
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre
when
the
girls
acted
as
ushers.
Seen
arc:
Back
row,
left
to
right,
Marie
Boulter,
Joan
Taylor.
Joy
Foster,
Mrs.
Margaret
Homer-Dixon,
Eva
Peterson
and
Alma
Manseau.
Seated,
left
to
right,
Audrey
Grimble.
Margaret
Smith,
Connie
Tumilson.
Photo
by
Pete
Collins.
MORE
WIVES
AND
CHILDREN
ON
WAY
HALIFAX
Another
large
group
of
wives
and
children
of
Canadian
servicemen
will
arrive
from
overseas
on
Wednesday
when
the
Mauretania
is
chcdulcd
to
dock
at
Halifax.
The
.Cunard-White
Star
liner's
passenger
hsi.
includes
625
dependents,
eight
Canadian
Army
officers,
10
Canadian
service
wemen.
52
British
service
personnel
and
153
civilians,
in-
ud;ng
an
advance
party
of
the
entourage
of
Lord
Alexander,
ivernur
general
designate.
The
ArTiy
dependents
Include
156
wives
ana
113
children
for
western
Canada.
Going
to
all
ctions
of
the
county
there
will
be
80
wives
and
?7
children
of
R.C.A.F
members.
"House
of
Better
Cleaning"
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IDEAL
CLEANERS
AND
LAUNDRY
Authorized
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SERVICE"
Shapes
Dresses
Without
Guesses
waterproofing
a
Specialty
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Orders
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99
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awl
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303
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Ave.
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Magazines,
Newspapers
Phone
Blue
810
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Electrical
Installations
and
Repairs
Reasonable
Rates
Estimates
Free
Phone
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318
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branchts
206
4th
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:
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For
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ELKINS
LTD.
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Engineers
Phone
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P.O.
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&
PAPERHANGING
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Street
Phone
Green
037
(After
7
p.m.)
FOR
PROMPT
and
EFFICIENT
SERVICE
mll
((Our
qUstat
to
COLUMBIA
OPTICAL
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MHrilOURSlWUCOUVER.BC
Is
Appointed
to
Vancouver
Parish
Rev.
(Capt.i
J.
E.
Whittles,
presently
acting
as
area
padre
here
following
his
return
from
overseas
after
serving
from
"D"
Day
through
to
the
occupation,
of
Germany
with
the
Third
Division
of
the
Canadian
Army,
expects
to
be
leaving
in
about
two
weeks
for
Vancouver
to
assume
the
rectorship
of
All
Saints'
Anglican
Church
in
the
Hastings
East
area.
Capt.
Whittles.
b?fore
entering
the
Army
chaplaincy
early
in
the
war,
was
Anglican
rector
at
Burns
Lake.
The
habit
of
saving
in
youth
moulds
responsible
citizens
Sue'i
training
Is
attained
by
news'
paper
carrier
boys
as
illustrated
by
the
$600
in
war
.bonds
saved
in
two
years
by
a
14-year-old
newspaper
carrier
boy.
Business
and
Professional
GAIUDNER'S
CONSTRUCTION
Jar.kings
-
Building
-
Repairing
Alterations
and
Cement
Work
PHONE
GREEN
482
MAVIS
COLCLOUGH
STUDIO
OF
DANCING
Tap,
Ballet.
Acrobatic
and
f
nterpretatlve
ENROLNOW!
Studio:
1120
East
Ninth
Phone
Black
236
afternoons)
,
If
it's
a
Rock
Job-Call
a
Rock
Man
call
M.SAUNDERS
Blue
CC6
Concrete
Sidewalks,
Basements
I
don't
take
work
I
cannot
do
myself.
JOHN
H.
P.ULGER
Optometrist
JOHN
BULGER
LTD
Third
Avenue
PARTRIDGE,
GUNSTON
&
RICE
'General
Contractors
P.O.
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Green
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Expert
work
on
tearing
down
and
re-assembling
buildings.
House
Repairs,
all
kinds.
Cabinet
Work
-
Foundations
Estimates
Cheerfully
Given
Prompt
attention
all
work.
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Painting
Paperhanging
Interior
and
Exterior
Work
P.O.
Box
1286
Phone
Black
823
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Accountant,
Auditor,
etc
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Bcsner
Block
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Roofs,
Chimneys
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Evening
Green
337
OUTSPOKEN
DOCUMENT
A
coldly
outspoken
document
In
word
ana
nature
is
presented
on
the
current
bill
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
in
the
Academy
;
winning
short
subject
'Hitler
I
Lives."
The
17-mlnute
picture
does
not
suggest
that
Hitler
still
.
'lives"
In.
the
flesh
but
warns
that
the
same
old
spirit
o
aggicivcncss,
desire
for
work;
(
conquest
and
superiority
of
the
master
race"
st
111
exists
In
the
hearts
of
millions
of
Germans
who
know
no
other
attUudc
ana
would
arise
again
by
the
same-cold
-
blooded
and
barbaric
1
means
to
gain
their
ends
If
;iven
the
opportunity.
Depicting
the
horrors
of
three
Germanic
wars
of
aggression
'
that
of
Bismarck,
ilia,
of
Ka'ser
Wilhelm,
and
that
of
Hltler-thc
picture
advocates
the
strictest
control
of
Germany
by
lh
strongest
means
possible
as
in
surance
against
a
possible
war
during
a
period
of
GOyears.
the
minimum
time
which
would
be
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