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half.
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front,
2
wick
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hot
water
colls.
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6
o'clock,
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Blue
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to
lay
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30
of
land
on
hiehwav.
on
place.
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(222f
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mix
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502
Sherbrooke
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ii
oaoy
crio.
"32
Overlook
St.
evc-
(224)
ocu
luraing
cnalrs
,a
ape
$1.50.
dressors
w
blankets,
all
wool
smoking
standi
$1.25:
eis
tfbm
430;
lnl
wood
heaters
and
1
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$22.50:
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price
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"mo,
$25;
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All
kinds
'
and
used
furniture
'wnlture
rn
m.i.
,
stove
7n::01e
Clare
Bro.
for
coal
or
wood,
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8th
or
call
after
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Merte
f,r-vlc?..
School.
Oldest
T?.
mipeg.
-
viiuaa.
No
n
U
our
Klnder-K'C.C
&.
Institute.
Winnipeg,
Winter
Fashions,
Charm
Displayed
At
Job's
Daughter
Fashion
Show
Winter
fashions
for
teen-agers
were
rung
in
by
school
bells
and
displayed
irf
a
model
way,
as
the
girls
of
the
Job's
Daughters
turned
on
their
charm
last
night
to
delight
an
audience
which
filled
the
Masonic
Temple.
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can
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saucy
and
opencrow,ned
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,
.
,
can
domes,
maie-can
aresses
smoom
as
a
pond,
glamor
dresses,
frilly
and
flirty,
peek-a-boo
packets
to
'protect
sweets
on
a
rainy
day-
cut
edges
i
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all
tnese
ana
more
too
were
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keep
cheese
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in
vine-
dry.
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wium
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n.f
courtesy
oi
Mr.
ftisenthal
and
chosen
from
a
wide
flection
carried
by
the
Rupert
Peoples
Store.
Miss
Molly
Frew,
Honored
Queen
of
Job's
Daughters,
welcomed
the
guests.
I
Classified
Advertising
-
-
-
ner
word
WT
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1525
Plgott
Ave.
(222)
30-ft.
troller
Betty
bp.
Vivian
engine.
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343.
(224)
and
generator,
with
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IW".,
Ave.
East.
Phone
Red
807,
(2221
FOR
RENT-Sleeping
room,
fOl
Borden
Street.
(tf
HELP
H'ANTKI)
WANTED
Reliable
housekeeper
fur
family
ot
Z
adults
and
2
children.
No
heavy
laundry
or
waving.
Large
private
room.
SCO
a
month.
Phone
Red
H79.
(ff)
HELP
WANTED
Oirl
or
woman
to
assist
with
housework
af
(3D
HELP
WANTED
Mother's
helper
from
about
2
to
8.
Five
days
a
week.
Phone
Red
879.
(tf)
HELP
WANTED
Oirl
to
mind
two
year
old
child,
afternoons.
949
3rd
Ave.
West.
(222)
WANTED
Attendant
for
City
Weigh
Scale.
Position
suitable
for
elderly
man
with
slight
IMMEDIATE
SHIPMlHT
New
heavy
duty
trucks,
ten-ton
payload,
ten
wheels,
slx-whel
drive;
Includes
front
mountfd
winch,
one
spare,
all
necessary
tools,
chains,
etc.
New
32
passenger
Ford
bus.
New
V2
yd.
Universal
dragline.
New
45-ton
trailer,
24
wheels.
New
dlesel
and
gas
generator
sep.
Northwest
105
1-yd.
shoyel
dragline.
Diesel
crawler
tractors,
dlesel
engines.
Other
equipment.
Send
your
require
ments,
Leventhal
&
Co.,
Ma
chinery
Dealers,
Winnipeg.
(1
LOST
READINO
Glasses
in
brown
case
Saturday
evening.
Please
phone
355.
(tf)
LOST
Person
who
returned
los;
wallet
to
Dally
News
Is
requested
to
return
gold
earring
It
contained.
(223)
PERSONAL
TWO
YOUNO
MEN
wish
to
contact
person
driving
to
Vancou.
ver
or
further
South.
Will
share
expenses.
Contact
Ed
Clay
or
Alan
Mack,
Room
22
Commercial
Hotel.
(222)
VIOLIN
TUITION,
For
appointments
phone
Black
120.
Mrs
Ellen
M.
Anderson.
(s22)
GREY
HAIR
HANDICAPS
YOU.
Use
Angellque
Grey
Hair
Restorer
to
regain
natural
color-life.
$1
at
Ormes
Ltd.
(222)
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
This
Is
a
positive
and
permanent
release
from
drinking
without
cost
or
inconvenience.
It
is
a
personal
and
confidential
service
rendered
by
other
alcoholics
who
have
found
freedom
through
Alcoholics
Anonymous.
Box
78
Dally
News.
Lending
their
talents
to
provide
Interesting
entertainment
were:
gddie
Gkcone
Accordion
solo,
"Twilight
Time"
and
"Ida,"
Joanne
Langridge
Vocal
solo
(accompanied
by
Kay
Nlckerton)
"They
Say
Its
Wonderful,"
"Laughjng
On
the
QuUide"
and
"Always."
Owen
McRae
Piano
solos.
Mona
McRae
Monologue.
PJrls
chorus
and
slng-soig
led
by
Alex
Mitchell.
Mtsrs.
George
Dawes,
George
Murray,
Ale
MitcheJJ
and
Commissioned
Technical
Officer
Gilbert
Brown
assisted
with
the
program
In
various
capacities
and
varied
costume.
CPO
Laurie
Eddy
was
in
charge
of
the
publLc
address
system.
Adding
a
good
deal
to
the
effectiveness
pf
the
fashion
parade
were
Mrs.
J.
H.
Black
at
the
piano
and
Mrs.
Mary
Strachan
as
costume
commentator.
Mrs.
Laura
Mitchell,
on
behalf
of
the
Job's
Daughters,
expressed
appreciation
to
all
those
who
had
hplnpH
mnlfp
th
pvpnlncr
sn
ROOM
AND
13
O
A
R
D
Home
I
pleasant
and
nrofltable.
makln
away
from
home.
622
Fraser
j
rM.ntntlnn
tn
Uri:
L.
PPiSPn-
St.
(222)
(hnl
Mri
Utrv
Slrnrlmn
Vip
flowers
girls,
-and
also
to
the
ladles
who
helped
behind
the
scenes,
Jo
Peterson.
Carol
Bradley,
Elsie
Clark
and
Mrs.
Franklin
of
the
Rupert
Peoples
Store.
The
glamor
girls
and
their
gowns
were
as
follows:
Barbara
Teng
Biegp
raincoat
and
kerchief.
Hoon
Webster
Yellow
raincoat
and
kerchief.
Dorothy
Jonass.on
pjnk
check
Jumper,
blouse,
raincoat.
May
SinwBlue
check
Jumper,
ternoons.
109
5th
Ave.
West.lblouseiralncoat
Pe.3gy
Cowan
Blue
plaid
jumper,
silk
satin
ralpcoat,
Gerd
Lien
Red
plaid
jumper,
red
raincoat
and
hat.
Donna
MacArthur
Black
raincoat
and
wool
shaw).
Sport
Wear
Lorn?
Donaldson
Slack
outfit.
Jocnne
Langridge
Green
skirt
and
biac
-sweater.
Kathleen
Smith
Red
Jumper
pension.
Slight
disability
no
,
and
white
blouse
.handicap.
Apply
City
Engin-
BarDara
platen
Gray
wool
efr-
J224)
;sklrt
and
pjnk
sweater.
HELP
WANTED
-
Woman
to
Mifkey
Murray-Red
and
blue
with
hood
(skates),
care
for
year-old
baby
in
own
drf"
Solveig
Mork-Check
sua
and
hnm.
mi,
7th
p
roll
,.,!
5:00
p.m.
(223)
HELP
WANTED
Cook
and
kitchen
help
wanted
Immediately.
Phone
Miller
Bav
Hos-
pltal
or
Dr.
Galbraith
at
,
wool
crepe,
gold
trim.
Green
395.
(224)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modem
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
oy
National
Machinery
Company
I-'mlted,
Vancouver,
B.C
Ul
brown
sweater.
.
Dresses
Francis
Webber
Rose
woo!
creoe.
Chris
Spencer
paddy
Green
Donna
MacArthur
Green
dress,
brown
trim.
Solvelg
Mork
Yellow
wool
dress.
Betty
Allan
Lime
green
crepe
dress.
Billie
Kenrttdy-Plack
dress
with
taffeta
trim.
Patricia
Guyan
Black
dress
with
pink
sequin
trim.
Joyce
Watts
Red
wool
crepe.
silver
trim.
Kathleen
Smith
Black
and
red
two-piece
dress.
Suits
Joan
KetchesonOray
and.
turquoise
stripe
suit,
turquoise
accessories.
Monica
Holtby
Paddy
green
wool
suit,
brown
accessories.
Kay
Nu-kerson
Black
suit
and
black
accessories.
Mickey
Murray
Fawn
suit,
green
accessories.
Lorna
Donaldson
Blue
suit,
jray
hat.
Coats
and
Presses
Barbara
Teng
Yellow
wool
and
brown
Dutch
hat.
Noon
Webster
dray
wool
and
green
Dutch
hat.
Billle
Kennedy
Blue
coat,
brown
fiat.
Glenys
Lashmar
Powder
blue
dress,
gray
coat.
Molly
Frew
Gray
dress
and
black
coat.
Marfon
Shenton
Blue
dress,
blege
coat,
blue
hat.
I
Jean
Calderwood
Yellow
wool
dress,
brown
and
yellow
plaid
coat.
i
Bernlce
Eastwood
Black
drftss,
gold
trim,
black
coat.
Mellalne
Brechin
Green
woo!
dress,
brown
leoparc
coat.
Forrnals
Betty
Allan-rBlack
and
white
net.
Elspeth
MacKpnz'e
Gold
crepe
with
sequins.
Kathleen
Hills
Black
net
over
pink.
Molly
Frew
Flowered
net
with
black
taffeta
bodjee.
Bridal
procession
Brjde
Joyce
Watts.
Bridesmaids
OJepys
LWhrnar.
Betty
Allan,
Flower
airlsiNlta
and
Gajl
Welse.
United
States
Designers
Underscore
High
Fashion
in
'
Gowns
of
Luxury
Quality
and
Metallic
Colors
By
ANN
WORCESTER
,
Canadian
Press
tiUll
Writer
NEW
YORK
O)
Gold
and
silver
threads
woven
into
stiff
brocades,
duchess
satin
in
shining
copper
colors
and
an
abundance
of
softly
draped
silks-real
sljks
will
be
Important
features
in
this
winter's
wardrobe.
Leading
United
States
dress
designers
showed
an
already
weji-dressed
audience
at
the
Rltz
how
they
could
,Tecome
better
dressed
at
a
fashion
show
tponsored
by
a
firm
of
silk
manufacturers.
Among
the
designers
represented
were
Hattie
Carnegie,
Adrian,
Omar
Kiara,
Jo
Copeland,
Nettie
Rosenstcin
and
Suzanne.
Most
of
the
dresses
shown
were
evening
gowns
and
formal
cocktail
dresses.
Skirts
ranged
from
elangatcd
"That
will
teach
you
to
leave
me
alone
and
unprotected
all
night."
LORD
ROWALLAN
GETS
ROUSING
WELCOME
Lord
Rowallan,
Chief
Scout
of
the
British
Commonwealth
and
Empire,
received
a
rousing
big
welcome
from
Boy
Scouts,
Cubs
and
Girl
Guides
during
his
visit
in
Toronto,
Ont.
Here
the
baron
has
a
brief
chat
with
Cub
David
Green,
of
Leaside,
Ont.
GLITTER,
DRAPE
FEATURE
STYLES
arm
and
a
mysterious
dark
metal
color
which
she
calls
Govelin
blue.
Most
romantic
of
all
the
eve
ning
dresses
shown
was
her
floral
brocade
with
voluminous
skirt
and
tightly
fitted,
draped
bodice
in
a
darkly
metallic,
shimmering
purple.
Adrian
showed
a
dramatic
copper
tinsel
and
black
brocade
dress
which
he
named
the
"atom
smasher."
The
upper
part,
shining
black
with
large
round
cop
per
spots
ended
diagonally
In
the
middle
of
ttye
skirt
which
continued
in
spangled
copper
with
black
spots.
That
designers
no
longer
want
to
turn
women
into
Regency
bucks
or
Victorian
milkmaid3
should
comfort
everyone.
Only
history-Inspired
dress
In
the
collection
was
a
straight,
short
black
crepe
whisper
from
ths
20's
by
Nettie
Rosenstein
with
a
.
jot-lace
bolero
thrown
over
bare
shoulders.
The
show's
Kotlo
nnlnr
srhpmp
wns
dark
fish
tails
to
elaborate
bouffant.
ght
and
brlghtand
what
,
;
w
-u.Mu-M.jr
gj1Uering
lightly
was
often
gold
(uotiaicu
uy
uu
vuciauu
a
emerald
green
satin
evening
gown
Pure
gold
was
Omar
Kiam's
o-nM-lhrp-irlpH
rl.imnsk
elided
glittering
with
gold
and
silver
;
,d
lns
Rls
,e.
fishes
Under
rounded
hips
taffpta
haU
swathed
in
a
softly
draped
sash'
J
wltn
its
wJde
sklrt(
fuU
the
bias
skirt
tapered
to
the
with
,
over
hips.and
stomach,
and
grnd"
.
.
,
poppies
springing
from
the
The
sash
around
the
hips
was
mustrated
well
the
repeated
in
an
ellipt
cally
drap-
j
s
of
hb
own
contr,.
ed
cowl
neck
ljne.
What
might
i
butlons
have
s
e
e
m
e
d
a
n
g
u
1
a
r
and
j
Tne
s&es
exhibited
were
not
straight
Is
softened
into
a
long
Wgh
fashion
but
Wgh
style.
curving
line.
...
I
the
kind
that
can
be
worn
with
Most
striking
dress
In
Mm
fof
s
Pn.Mil'
iiH't?
mormn
M
mil
ma
it'OC
;
r
a
slim
black
crepe
slashed
to
j
Advertise
in
The
Orally
few?.
the
waist
and
further
enlivened
by
a
poison
green
fringed
scarf
dipped
low
in
'the
back
and
HAY
FEVER
Relief
drawn
Up
through
the
belt
111
j
haibnwon--.ulckly.iiafely
-by
thousand;
,
i
!
whoonit
suffered
H
jui
f
ure.
.trean:inB,irritatl
ifU'll-.
I
evet.
vm.
Itrhv
Itchy
ears,
:irK.
and
and
wlio
wlioMieMed
flnceied
and
and
Colors
Metallic
Hattie
Carnegie,
eschowing
such
underwater
fancies,
pie-1
fers
more
elaborately
draped
hlpllnes
and
full
skirts.
Her
designs
were
ultra-feminine
featuring
a
modified
leg
o'mutton
sleeve
whose
fulness
tapers
softly
to
tightness
on
the
fore-
THIS
AND
THAT
wheeled.
roughed,
rhukvd.
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FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Way
Points
Tuesday
SS
Catala
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p.in.
(Davllght
Saving
Time
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hupert
Time)
Friday
SS
Cardena,
10
p.m.
(Daylight
Saving
Time
9
p.m.
Prince
Rupert
Time)
Sailings
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
every
fortnight.
Further
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
588
MOTT
ELECTRIC
(Prince
Rupert
LIMITED
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
Commercial
-
Industrial
Marine
Electricians
Home
Wiring
and
Repairs
Phone
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Second
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West
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That
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re
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there
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ot
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name
and
addrei
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with
hundred
of
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of
other.,
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list
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to
date.
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would
be
easy
if
peo-pie
Ju.t
remained
the
tame;
but
they
grow
up,
marry,
die
and
about
7,000
of
them
move
to
new
addressee
every
marith.
To
keep
track
of
all
these
changes
re.
quires
the
time
of
a
large
staff.
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can
help,
too,
by
notifying
us
cf
any
change
of
address.
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work
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AND
TYPEWRITING
NIGHT
CLASSES
Teacher,
MRS.
HILL
(W.C.T.)
PHONE
RED
284
Geo.
J.
Dawes
The
Auctioneer
Sales
Every
Saturday
WE
SELL
EVERYTHING
Goods
Sold
On
Commission
Household
Sales
Conducted
at
Your
Convenience
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
WRAPPED,
PACKED
AND
CRATED
Estimates
Given
Free
PRINCE
RUPERT
AUCTION
MART
(Opposite
Civic
Centre
Bldg.)
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for
George
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Bttos
Saturday,
September
21,
1946
ART
EXHIBIT
ENDS
TONIGHT
Final
public
display
of
black-;
and-white
drawings
of
Skeena
iRiver
scenes
by
BJorn
Selvig,
noted
Norwegian
artist,
will
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
tonight.
Mr.
Selvig
plans
to
take
his
work
east,
where
an
exhibition
has
been
arranged
in
Toronto.
At-,
tendance
during
the
fir.st
two
nights
of
the
exhibition
here
has
been
slack,
due,
Mr.
Selvig
thinks,
to
inclement
weather.
Advertise
In
The
Dailv
News.
Pe
ns
-r-
1NFANT
PIE5
The
infant
child
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Wilson
of
Klncolith
died
In
Prince
Rupert
Genera!
Hospital
last
night.
The
child
was
eight
days
old.
,
GUILTY
OF
MORALS
CIIARqn
An
assize
court
Jury
Friday
afternoon
found
Wilfred
White
of
Port
Simpson
guilty
oh
a
charge
of
Incest.
He
was
sentenced
to
two
years
in
the
penitentiary
by
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson.
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Pall
Mall
Cafe
AND
CHOP
SUEY
at
CENTRAL
HOTEL
HAS
REOPENED
We
specialize
in
tender,
juicy
steaks
and
Chinese
dishes.
WE
EXTEND
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HEARTY
INVITATION
TO
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AND
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Hollywood
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t
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-
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p.m.
to
8
p.m.
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AVENUE
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