Prime
Bjipttt
jftetos
Tuesday,
May,
20,
1947.
Radio.
Dial
CClin
1
r
IV
1240
Kilocycle!
(Subject
to
change)
TUESDAY
P;M;
.4:00
Giselle.
La,
nech'e
4:15
Stock.
Quotations.
...
4:30
Let's
Play
4:45
Palniec:
Axxows,.
Wpg.
5:00
Melodies,
Hor
Juniors,
'
5:30-Stfing,
Stylings:
6:00
Suppec
Serenade
6:15
Dinah,
Shore
6:30
Tammy
Dorsey's,
Orch.
6:50
Fish;
Arrivals
and
Ink
7;00CBCS
News
7.:15
CBC
News
Roundup.
7,:
30
Leicester
Square;
to.i
Old
Eroadway,-
8:00-Atomic
Energy,
Wps.
8
:30
Record:
Album,
0
:
00
Pian
Recital;
.
WPS.
9
:
15
Palestine-Today.
9:30
Design,
for,
Listening
NBC
10:00.
CBC:
News,
10:10
B.
C.
News
10:
1-5
Hawaiian;
Hospitality
10:20
Golden
Gate
Theatre
NBC
al;00
Weather
and
Sign
Off
WEDNESDAY
A.M.
7;30
Musical
ClocK
8:00
CBC
News
.8:15
Morning.
Concert
8:30
Music
for
Moderns.
9:00
BBC
News
9:15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Little
Concert
Q;45
Earning
Melodies.
Bt59
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
.10:l6
Organ
Encores
10:30
Roundup.
Time
'ipjiScandinavian,
Melodiei
U:
0ft
Keyboard
and
Console
1J;15
Songs
of.
Today
11:30
Weather
Forecast
ll,:31-'MBssage.
Period
U:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Easy
Listening
PM.
12:00
B:
C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
CBC
Nows
-12:45
Ethel
and
Albert,
Is
00
The
Concert
Hour
1:30
Music
Styled,
for,
Strings
i':4-Ccmmen'tary
and
Summer
Holiday
2:00
Feature
Concert
2:30
Song.v
to
Remember,
2;
45
Messer's
Islanders
3;
00
Cowboy
Troubador.
Cal.
Steamship
Sailings
For
TanrtniTfr
;,
v.,
Tuesdny-ss
Coquitlamv
fc30.
5.
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TV,
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OR
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pun,
'""Trlday
ss:
Catala.,
10;p.m,
Saturday
ss.
Camosuh,
9:15
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss
CoqulUam,
pm,
Monday-,ss
Princess
Adelaide,
p.m.
Wednesday
ss,
Prince
Rupert
10:00
am,
Monday
ss.
Princess,
Adelaide
10
p.m.
FrJdayss.
Campsun,.
3
pjn.
Friday
ss
Catala,:
pan.
FILMS
Superman
Press.
Ejlms.
Developing,
Printing,.
Enlarg
ing,
portraits,,
passports,;
and.
'
Photo
Supplies
Prompt
Mail
Order
Service
Chandler
and
Cowgill
216
4th,
St.
Box
645
PRINCE,
RUPERT,,
B.C.
If
:your
building,
house
or
fur-riltu
e
were
lost
through
fire,
would
your
present
'
INSURANCE
cover
replacement
of
you.r
possessions?'
.Dq
you
realise
that
present
day
costs
of
material
and
fur
'
niture
are
up-
fifty,
percent?:
Consult
your
Insurance
advisors
now!
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LIMITED
216
Sixth
Street
CENTRAL
HOIK
Weekly
and
Monthly
Rales,
for
your
convenience
.,
.
NEWLY;
DECORATED
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PQSH
OFF-FACE
PASTEL
TOPPER
Millinery.
Swings,
to
Side-
p
Widths,
As.
Choice
to.
Winter.
Face-framers
By
DENISE
DALTROFF
Canadian.
Press
Siarr
Writer
LONDON
Butain
s
spring
and
summer
hat
fashion's
still
favor
off-the-face-
styles,
but
the
new
models
emphasize
the
three-quarter
angle
or
have
exager-ated
side
width.
'
Milliners
began
by
concentrating
on
this
off-the-face
vogue
for
the
younger
generation,
but
now
have
given
the
crown
or
brim
a
forward
movement
which
softens
the
line
and
makes
these
styles
easier
to
wear
by
those
who
are
slightly
older.
More
pastel-shaded
felts
now
are
reaching
the
milliners,
and
seemingly
have
the
effect
of
decreasing
the-
amount
of
floral
and
ribbon
trimmings
used
on
a-hafc.
The
Millinery
Information
Centre
claims
that
hats
are
more
elegant
and
wearable
this
season
than,
at.
any
time
since
before
the
war.
Stone,
is,
onQ'
of
the
most
favored,
spring
colors
with
applo
green,
star,
dust
(a
pale
silvery
yellow),,
pine
pink,
and
crystal
grey
following
closely.
Plain
black
has.
lost
some-of
its
popularity
but
Is
used
in
combination
with
stone
or
green.
Purple
with
cyclamen
and
fuchsia
with
pale
blue
ar
other
Interesting
color
combinations.
SIDE
WIDTH
ACCENTED
The
vogue
'for-
accentuated
side
width
has
been
cropping
up
for
several
stasons,
and
now
seems
to
be
dn
full
swing.
This
east-to-west
movement
Is
used
on
hats
with
biggish
brjms
which
frame
the
face
in
an.
oval
silhouette,
quite
distinct
from
the
round
silhouette
of
the
big
berets,
tarns
and
face-framing
styles
of
the
winter.
The
influence
of
the
Chinese
coolie
hats
is
still
seen.
One
of
the
basic
styles
created
for
older
women
has
a
small
crown
and
downward
sloping
coolie-brim
while
the.
shape
for
the
bright
young
things
is
brimless
with
an
under-crown
which
has
a
slop
ing
pointed
top.
Straw
hats
tend
to
be
styled
on
these
Chinese
lines,
and
conir
binations
of
straw
and
felt
are
very
popular
particularly
when
a
dark
felt
is
combined
with-
a
straw
in
gold
or
some
other
rich
color.
Feather
4jads
and.
mounts
are
favorite
trimmings
for
straw
hats.
Then
there
is
the
stocking
cap
which
has
won
great
favor
amongst
the
younger
generation.
It
fits
snugly
on
the
head
and
conforms
to
the,
sideway
angle
with
its
long
flowing
end
which
is
usually
brought
over
the
shoulder,
to
the
front
and
is
finished
with,
a
tassle
or
a
pom.
CHELMSFORD,
Eng.,
Farm
fires
in
Essex
stnee
Easter
have
caused
S1.000.00Q.
worth
of
dam-,
age.
Social
(Contribution
to
this
FLIES
FROM
NORWAY
FOR
HER
WEDDING
A
Norwegian,
girl;
whoarrived
in,
Canada.
y
plane
a
h.
dWttcWSSoAd
a
to-
ago
became
a
bride
at
a
quiet
ceremony
in
the
parsonage
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran.
Church
Monday
evening,,
when
Miss
Ada
,
Ruth
Andreassen.
of.
Oslo,
Nor
way,,
was,
joined
in
marriage
to
Erllng
NJcolalsen,
of,
Wales
Island,
cannery,,
by,
Rev,
A.
O.
Aasen.
witnesses
to
tnc
ceremony
were
Lally
Husey,
and.
Mrs.
A.
O.
Aasen,
Mr.
and,
Mrs.;
Nlcolaisen.
will
make-
their,
home
for,
the
summer
at
Wales
Island
cannery,
where
Mr.
Nicolalsen
lsv
net
boss.
The
bride
arrived'
In
Vancouver
a,
few
days,
ago
after,
a
6,000-milo
flight
from
her
homeland.
XO
EXTRA
QIMFFLN'G,
BRANDON,,
Man.,
O)
In
com
mon
with
other,
Manitoba
taverns,
Brandon's-
hote'.kef
'pers
,
are
opening,
their,
beec
parlors
on.the
pre-war
times
10
a.m.
to
10,
vm,
Surprisingly,
enough
they
say
there
has,
been,
no;
appreci
able
increase
In.
business;
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Doings
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KHATADA
CLUB'S
HAPPY
HOEPOWN
Between,
forty
and
fifty
young
couRles,,
garbed
in
carefree
costumes,
mainly,
bluo
Jeans,
and
plaid
shirts,
assembled
at
the
Valhalla,
Hall
on
Friday,
night
1r-f
ii'liora
tVtn
frlrls
nf
tht
down.
Bobby,
Woods'
"Esquires"
provided
several'
hours
of
Jive
music
for
everybody's
enjoyment.
The
Khatadas
brought
and
serv
ed
hearty
refreshments
at
mid
night,
which
kept
everybody
on
I
their-
feet
until
the
small
hours.
PHONE
LINES
IN.
REVERSE
Should
publli
utilities
suceed
in
finding
a
hero
to
hackhouse-'vivfs'
clotheslines
from
telephone
poles,
R.
Bush
wonders
If
the
same
man
will
separate
telephone
lines
from
clothes
line
supports.
i
Of
course
Mr.
Bush
Isn't
worrying-
about
the
f'rress
and
strain
on
his
clothesline
pest
he's
Just
wondering.
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
BLACKHEADS
Don't
iqwtn
bUckhwull
dlo)
tkem.
Get
two
ounrta
of
proxln
powjtr
from
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with
Wf
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hot
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cloth
over
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HUH'
C.
A
MRS.
TRUMAN
'
FEELS
BETTER
GRANDVIEW.
Missouri,
J
President
Trumutv
resumed
hl&
vigil:
at
the
bedside
of
his
gravely
ijl,
94-yeai-old
mother
Monday,
somewhat
encouraged
again,
by
her
own
mpor.t
that
s)ie
was-
"ellnst'
better."
Brigadier.
General
Wallace
IL
Ora-.
ham,,
the
President's
personal
physician,
said
thai
Mrs.
Truman,
"is-
tired"
and
would:
not
attempt
to
get
out
of
bed
foe
some
time.
HEATiNyouK
FAN6B.
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jjk
with
a,
Silent
Glow
A
Oil
Burner
i
No'
more
ashei,,
soct,
dirt;
Fires
that
die
oul
in-your
kitchen
range
I'
Five
Year
Guotanteo
by
maken.
Over
400,000iin
use
today.
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relax,,
enjoy
every
precious
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wonderful
sunshine
p
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clonics
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we
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then
into
the
good
old,
summer
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