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Woman
of
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i
Years'
Standing
Dies
!
After
Long
Illness
i
Death,
occurring
cany
last
evening
at
the
"Prince
Itupert
I
General
Hospital
following
a
i
lon
i:'.;Kss.
removed
an
esteemed
j
woman
of
Terrace
in
the
person
j
of
Mrs.
Grace
E.
Martin.
I
wl
of
Walter
J.
Martin,
well
known
farmer
of
Uie
interior
town.
She
had
been
seriously
ill
for
four
months.
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thousand
thrifty
Prince
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people
were
buying
nylons,
ladies'
panties,
sweaters,
children's
underwear,
cotton
prints,
white
flannelette,
broadcloth,
curtains,
monkscloth,;
coats
and
dresses.
It
yon
weren't
here
last
week,
you
missed
out
on
a
lot
of
good
things.
This
week
we've
got
more
perhaps
not
the
same
things
and
perhaps
other
items
that
we
didn't
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last
week.
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every
day.
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stock
of
desirable
merchandise
all
at
prices
as
low
as
the
largest
cities
in
Canada,
including
Montreal
and
Vancouver.
Show
Dorn
in
Kansas,
66
years
ago,
Mrs.
'Martin
came
west
as
a
giri
with
her
parents
to
Port
Angeles,
Washington,
where
she
attended
elementary
and
high
schools.
In
i'jw
snc
was
married
to
Mr.
Mar-
tin
and
the
couple
first
took
up
residence
at
Everett,
Washington,
then
moving
to
Charlo,
Mon-
tana.
Coming
to
Canada
in
1019,
they
settled
first
uk
Crossfield,
Alberta,
and
two
years
later
moved
to
Terrace
where
they
have
since
made
their
home.
Besides
the
widower,
Mrs
Martin
leaves
two
daughters-Mrs.
A.
E.
'(Marguerite)
Wood
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
(Dorothea)
Julseth
of
Terrace.
There
.are
three
grandchildren.
Funeral,
arrangements
are
in
the
hand's
of
B.C.
Undertakers
and
the
funeral
will
be
held
at
Terrace
Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs.
Juheth.
who
had
been
here
with
her
mother
before
she
passed
away,
leaves
this
evening
m
her
return
to
Terrace.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wood
will
accompany
!he
remains
to
Terrace
Friday
night.
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President
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Clubs
Tells
of
Incidents
in
Russia
WASHINGTON,
v.
perhaps
a
woman
would
understand
this
exchange
which
took
place
at
a
news
conference
whpn
Mrs.
La-
Fell
Dickinson,
president
of
the
General
Federation
of
Women'3
Clubs
which
has
many
Canadian
affiliates,
told
of
her
recent
25-
day
tour
of
Russia.
"I
enjoyed
shopping
in
Russia
tremendously,"
Mrs.
Dickinson
said.
"Oh,
what
did
you
buy?"
a
woman
reporter
asked,
eagerly.
"Not
a
thing."
Mrs.
Dickinson
replied,
and,
while
the
male
reporters
struggled
with
that
one
she
added
something
Ahmit
shortages
and
exchange
troubles.
Mrs.
Dickinson,
whose
published
sketches
fail
to
mention
her
age
but
who
must
be
slxtyish
although
she
doesn't
look
it,
told
of
a
Russian
man
dinner
mm.
panion
who
asked:
"How
many
years
have
you?"
"I
told
him
how
many
years
I
had,"
she
said,
"and
he
became
very
excited.
He
passed
the
word
around
the
party
and
all
the
men
seemed
excited.
My
Interpreter
told
me
they
were
amazed
that
a
woman
of
my
age
would
even
leave
her
fireside
to
say
nothng
of
flying
half
around
the
world
with
a
party
of
strange
men."
From
that
moment
the
men
treated
her
as
tenderly
as
if
she
were
an
old
lady,
offering
theit
,arms
and
"almost
wanting
to
carry
me
around."
she
said,
"and
I
told
the
men
In
our
party
they
might
take
some
lessons
on
how
to
help
ladies
get
about."
With
Party
Of
Six
Mrs.
Dickinson,
who
comes
from
a
prominent
Keene,
W.H.,
family,
went
to
Russia
with
a
party
of
six
men
of
the
American
Society
for
Russian
Relief
v.'ho
went
there
on
invitation
to
:ee
how
relief
materials
were
being
used.
"I
am
virtually
a
teetotaller
as
you
all
know,"
she
told
the
re
porters.
"But
my
friends
insisted
I
try
vodka
and
drink
it
in
the
proper
fashion
In
one
gulp.
I
did
try
It
and
I
didn't
taste
anything
I
didn't
feel
anvthln
r
either,"
she
added.
But,
she
said,
a
friend
who
had
been
facing
a
tonsil
operation
tried
the
experiment
with
her.
"She
told
me
the
vodka
had
so
burned
her
throat,
that
It
cured
her
tonsil
trouble.
She
hasn't
been
bothered
since."
Mrs.
Dickinson
said
she
had
been
asked
If
American
women
had
equal
rights
as
they
had
In
Russia.
"And
I
had
to
admit
that
wc
didn't
I
was
so
ashamed.
And
they
were
so
sympathetic."
She
said
she
was
embarrassed
'oo
when
the
Russian
women,
who
do
not
indulge
in
many
i
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Henri
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radioactivity
in
1806.
racial
animosities,
asked
her
ibout
the
Negro
question
in
the
United
Stales
and
the
anti-Semitism
that
exists
in
some
areas.
,
The
Russian
women,
she
said,
were
friendly
and
desperately
anxious
for
peace
and
friend
ship
with
other
peoples,
particularly
American.
"But
I
am
sure,
'f
their
country
were
again
attacked,
they
would
go
out
and
fight
side
by
.side
with
the
men,"
Mrs.
Dickinson
said,
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with
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Drama
of
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tender,
poignant
type
in
a
heart-warming
story
of
modern
family
.
type
features
the
current
offering
"Sentimental
Journey"
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
The
picture
has
been
delighting
theatre-goers
during
the
past
two
days
and
concludes
its
engagement
with
this
eve
ning's
showings.
Incidentally,
the
presentation
of
this
picture
marks
the
new
showing
schedule
of
a
single
afternoon
matinee
and
two
evening
shows
each
day.
Iocal
movie
patrons
seem
to
be
readily
adjusting
themselves
to
the
change.
The
quite
unusual
story
of
"Sentimental
Journey"
concerns
the
career
of
John
Payne,
busy
show
producer,
after
the
sudden
illness
of
his
actress-wife,
beautiful
Maureen
O'Hara,
and
the
finding
of
the
little
nine-year
old
girl,
Connie
Marshall;
who
Is
to
become
their
adopted
child.
Dramatic
circumstances
led
to
the
death
of
Miss
O'Hara
sifter
she
bravely
tries
to
carry
on,
the
story
developing
into
a
bcautl-
lully
happy
ending.
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the
cast
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when
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woman
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within
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b
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areas
and
dimensions
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'value
of
ten
percent
of
the
tender
price,
made
payable
to
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must
be
forwarded
with
the
tender
in
a
sealed
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L2S.'K,tS
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will
close
at
Twelve
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Noon
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Time.
.
.
OCTOBER
3,
1946
The
tenderer
must
state
the
use
to
which
the
building
?.b
u
.ines'
or
materlals
contained
therein,
will
be
put,
as
this
wll
be
a
determining
factor
in
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or
any
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any
tender
may
not
necessarily
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,
;necues
r
bank
drafts
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returned
to
unsuccessful
tenderers.
nnw0"
ssful
tenderer
will,
when
notified
of
accept-K,-'nhK0r.h5r
t.ender
be
required
to
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certified
,or
bank-draft
for
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remaining
ninety
per
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of
his
S
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and
addltlon-
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thP
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eqUal
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of
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