ISS'NS
1IVE
lor
U
B.ai-
!(0
m
the
,;
AiSO-
noois
last
Teacher
p,.,Mn
r..
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the
sep-
......
a-rru
a
.
sctioci-
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o,v,n.
Mcmorla
.nT
o
Bate
d
Street
School
thf
mture.
,
...
lolai
convHtiuon
will
l-irtoria
m
APnJ
3
at
.
3
1
raiunw
win
,
iht.
ciufiK'-ent
asso-
Lscnwuon
at
that
oi
me
reprcs-
L
pritice
Rupert
was
ii
sepw
ase
associa
own
nui
the
mo-
prCl'.:ll
pUJXUiWVU
constant.
A,
o-
111
,nw.
r
G
Moore,
:n
Bca'-o
noped
that
organizations
tn
aio
niuKt-
more
use
provide
ree
by
the
i!
o
from
the
ti..arv
l
me
uana-
I
ft
a
cratefully
jna::i:m;--
was
pass
-
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c
a
k
lanltor
at
ec
Sctiisoi
on
the
j
i
a
(vi',v
ducusslon
IraDiaiv
mirt
(easabil-
L'onn
;u(.idard
ofedu-
c::.
umm
or
all
thp
t
Oanucia
The
need
C:umeiian
cltizen-n
n
on'
ficre
were
(:
a
unsicnn
set
of
i
ir..
Domin.on.
Inexi
msi'.mri
of
the
:
v
oca
discussion
.Tra:.a:-'
leadership.
r
Giik
i
was
in
the
Hhc
m:
m.bers
nrcs-
H
(i...utander.
Mrs
.cTCaw
Mrn
George
.
E
Sounder,
and
T
u
R
i
Muorc
and
J
Iiouncements
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-j
(ii
tin;
column
!
)
'
tull
lUUIltl)
lit
-
word.
incers
Dnnno
ntoru
pt
9
to
12,
Oddfellows'
irjooay
welcome.
it..
Local
News
Items...
RHEUMATIC
Pain
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Basketball
Tonight,
'Civic
Centre.
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School
!
Li..
8
p.m
pancuc'
Saturday
Jan.
1
33
p.m
I'icbylcrian
all
I)
Uiinc;
civic
Centre,
bauary
31
School
PTA,.
Bridge.
t
ibbage
Friday.
Janu-
ire;hmci:u.
35c.
Valentine
Tea.
Prince
)K'
February
12.
R
Ruinina.'ie
Sale,
Vai?uime
Dance,
I'cb-
IClvu
Centre.
Slaughter.,
piano
concert.
'
i
fg
Joe
Franky.
Presby-
iiurch
Wednesday,
Feb-
r
r
.....op
io
relirvc
Hhcumatlc.
f.rnit
twin
and
stiffness.
IHtt.
;
Xpurali.l.i.
Irf
q
tu.
:'HdriijSUu.
T-JI
JIICKS
SER
HOUSE
N.
Clean
and
Quiet
'BASER
STREET
phone
Black
823
URAL
HOTEL
R
and
Monthly
Rates
pur
convenience
.
.
,
I'WLV
DECORATED
Transient
Rooms
CAFE
Connection
iivenovatcd)
r"ONE
51
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Open
ci'vichig,
Llght
u
x
i
and
vi.i
,
in...
'"'uizing
2"t
McBrlde
Miss
Mary
Astoria,
who
lias
been
on
sick
leave
from
her
duties
as
cashier
at
the
city
hall,
returned
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
Monday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
where
she
has
been
spending
the
past
few
months.
Mrs.
J.
J.
Little,
who
has
been
spending
the
past
couple
ot
weeks
In
Stewart,
returned
home
from
the
north
on
the
Coqultlam
this
morning.
She
was
accompanied
by
her
sister-in-law,
Mrs.
John
Thompson,
who
will
be
her
guest
here
for
a
time.
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
Is
it
the
best
form
to
use
ihe
initials
R.S.V.P.
on
cards
or
Invitations?
A.
No.
as
the
well-bred
person
knows
enough
to
acknowledge
correspondence
without
being
asked
to
do
so.
Q.
What
is
the
minimum
tip
in
a
restaurant?
A.
Ten
per
cent
of
the
bill,
o.
Does
a
wife
share
her
hus
band's
professional
title?
A.
No.
COLCHESTER,
Engtand
KB
Nearly
1,000
wooden
toys
carved
by
hand
from
scrap
material
by
German
prlsohers-of-war
were
distributed
to
Colchester
school
children.
Indian
Agent
F.
E.
Anfield
re
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Co-auitlam
this
morning
from
a
brief
trip
to
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
on
official
business.
Sid
Chalmers,
pioneer
of
mining
camp,
was
a
pas
senger
aboard
the
Coqultlam
to
dav.
ccdne
throush
to
Vancou
ver
to
receive
medical
treatment,
W.
R.
Tooth,
chairman
of
the
board
of
village
commissioners
of
Stewart,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Coauitlam
this
morning
from
the
north
to
enter
Prince
Runert
General
Hospital
for
treatment.
Mrs.
J.
M.
Clark
and
sons
Stuart
and
Conway,
left
today
on
the
Coqultlam
for
Victoria
to
join
Mr.
Clark
who
recently
re-entered
the
navy
as
an
of
fleer.
Mr.
Clark
was
formerly
vice-principal
of
Booth
Mem
orial
High
School.
MRS.
PETERSON
PASSES
AWAY
Mrs.
Christina
Peterson,
wife
of
Claus
N.
Peterson
of
Oona
River,
passed
away
in
Prince
Runert
General
Hospital
Mon
day
evening
after
an
illness
ex-
tendine
over
several
months.
She
had
been
In
hospital
since
last
October.
Mrs.
Peterson
was
73
years
old.
Mr.
Peterson
Is
a
nresent
at
Oona
River
and
el
forts
were
toeing
made
today
to
reach
him
by
radio.
Classified
Advertising
'Pays!
MRS.
R.
M.
CLARK
DIES
SUDDENLY
A
member
of
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
earliest
pioneer
fam
ilies
nnd
a
resident
of
this
City
for
39
years,
Mrs.
Leoa
Sibyl
two
brothers
and
two
slster3
Guy
Braman,
and
Mrs.
George
Johnsttm
of
Prince
Rupert,
Mrs.
T.
Petersen
of
Ketchikan
ana
k-
Braman
of
Endako.
Announcement
concerning
the
funeral
arrangements
is
being
withheld
pending
word
oi
tne
arrival
of
Mrs.
Arnett
from
Prince
George
BITE
SELDOM
FATAL
The
European
adder
attains
a
length
of
28
inches
but
its
bite
is
seldom
fatal.
CHURCH
HAD
GOOD
YEAR
First
Presbyterian
Congregation
in
Annual
Session
Renorts
presented
by
the
var-
i
ious
departments
and
organiza
tions
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
at
the
annual
meeting
Clark,
wife
of
Reginald
M.
Clark,
of
the
congregation
last
night
ni
Ninth
AvoniiP
west,
nassea
snowea
wai
me
yaav
ci
nuu
a,i-n,r
it
hor
hrvno
shnrtlv
after
been
one
of
fruitful
achieve-
unu;
u
v
nv.
,
w----
nnnn
Mnminv
wh
p
her
am
v
mtm
ana
encouraging
progieaa.
n
nnnnrinir
frt
tnirp
her
to
The
castor.
Rev.
A.
F.
MacSwcen,
hospital.
Mrs.
Clark
was
50
years
presided
over
the
meeting
in
the
0la
i
unurcn
nau.
Mrs.
Clark
was
the
former
Miss
The
financial
report,
present
Leoa
Braman',
daughter
of
Mr.
Cd
by
the
treasurer,
E.
J,
Smith,
and
Mrs.
O.
A..
Braman,
pio-
showed
that
the
congregation
neer
residents
who
came
to
met
all
its
current
liabilities
and
Prince
Rupert
in
1903.
She
was
had
a
small
operating
surplus.
born
In
Rockford,
Washington,
in
addition,
over
the
past
two
.
.
.
i
i
i
i
j
i
but
received
mucn
oi
ncr
scuuui-
years
a
reserve
iunu
nau
uecu
ing
here.
established
which
will
be
added
Mrs
r.inrk
was
nre-deceased
to
for
the
purpose
of
putting
a
by
her
parents
about
10
years
new
roof
on
the
church
bulld-
inz.
ev.
I
D
ns,
hnchinH
The
moderator,
Mr.
Macsween,
that
all
the
young
peo-ters,
and
four
sons
and
three
daugh-
reported
Edward,
Donald,
James'and
ple'a
groups
which
had
been
William,
all
of
Prince
Rupert,
started
two
years
ago
were
Arnett
of
carry.iii
uu
wm.
and
Mrs.
A.
(Helen)
r
tav,
im.
membership
and
interest.
He
i
mice
vjtruiuc,
ivna.
i
.
,
,
,
tribute
to
and
acknow
-
Clark
paid
berta)
Dohl
and
Miss
Jean
t
Prinpo
Rimprt
There
also
are
eagea
me
laiuuui
auu
vamaUit
service
rendered
by
all
organi
zatlons,
groups
and
office-bear
ers
of
the
church
and
reported
that
dans
were
being
prepared
to
deepen
ana
extena
tne
wurn.
that
had
already
been
estab
lished.
To
make
the
church
function
more
effectively
and
to
meet
the
increasing
challenge
of
the
times,
.Mr.
MacSwcen
emphatically
declared
that
strong
leadership
must
be
maintained.
He
proposed
that
the
session
be
increased
by
five
additional
members
Officers
for
1947
were
elected
as
follows:
Congregational
Secretary
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
Congregational
Treasurer
E
J.
Smith.
Beard
ot
Management
R.
porker.
A.
McMullen.
J.
Brem
nPr.
J.
Smith,
with
O.
C.
Mitchell.
G.
Murray,
J.
D.
M;
Rnp.
P.
Conrad.
C.
G.
Ham,
K.
R.
Strachan,
.James
Haddcn,
W.
Martin
continuing.
Auditor
R.
R.
Strachan.
Trustees
Justice
A.
M.
Man
son,
G.
R.
Naden.
Members
of
Session
Rev.
A.
F.
MacSween
(moderator),
J.
k
navev
S.
Massev.
J.
A.
Teng,
H.
Cilderwood.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
(clerk).
You
saw
it
in
The
News!
"Genlle
way
lo
stop
constipation
"Believe
me,
you
should
try
all-bran
for
constipation
nouung
i
uieu
kcc
erv
romi
ar
ST
trpntlV.
1
neTe
13
IJU
need
for
nasty
harsh
purgatives
!
it
constipation
is
due
to
kick
oi
"bulk"
in
the
diet.
fiimolv
eat
an
ounce
of
kel-
LOGG'S
ALL-BRAN
every
day
in
milk
(or
sprinkled
over
other
cereals
or
baked
m
ALL-BRAN
muffing
anH
drink
plenty
of
water,
kellogg's
all-bran
:
n.onnu
tn
toon
vnn
rpmilar
natur-
ally,
or
double
your
money
back.
Order
KELLOGG
S
ALLrBRAN
lOUdy.
ivccy
regular
naturally.
.""""'
-
.
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V,
if
1
COULD
CF?AWL
UNDER
YJ
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THE
FLOOR
TO
THAT
OTHER
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WALL,
IT
WOULD
SAVE,
flue
xouno-
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MV
DRILL,
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GET
SO
m
rriTSn
EV
(upset
ovei?
the
)
;
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.
Iptfncc
Kuucrt
Daily
.J3cU)0
Tuesday,
January
21,
1947
Astoria
Shoes
for
MEN
By
Craftsmen
of
SCOTT
&
McHALE
LTD.
Comfort
Style
Quality
.
Prices
$11.00
to
$15.50
"THE
MEN'S
SHOP"
0-
Tuesdays,
1.30
p
m.
LIMITED
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
as
.
t&s&jm--
Blinds,
green
only,
36
'
Window
Mnttrpss
See
us
for
your
Beds,
Springs
and
Mattress,
All
sizes
in
stock;
felt
and
spring
filled
Phone
775
Mail
III
orders
u.uoa
nnr-fl
wunuui.
I
Wmsm
FURNISHINGS
532
THIRD
AVIHUE
PHONE
345
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
'
327
Third
Avenue
PrieJtupejrLR.
gi
DOOR
MATS
home
with
one
of
our
good
Keep
the
mud
out
ot
your
quality
Cocoa
Fibre
or
Rubber
Door
Mats.
line
of
Rubber
Mats
for
complete
We
also
have
a
drainboards,
stove
tops
and
baths,
in
assorted
colors.
Ml
McUriilc
Street
-Support
Your
Local
Junior
Chamber"
'
-
1
CONV-ENItNCC
dJJ
you
the
articles
you
want
at
pric
invite
you
to
snop
our
caay
wjj
STORE
your
"Duy-woru.
Uoquiuam.
Fridays.
12:00
Mldnlght-
cataia.
Saturdays,
9:15
pan.
Camosun.
KETCHIKAN
ii).im
MlHulyht.
STEWART
and
WAY
HIINlh
Sundays.
iz:uu
w'ul"5,i-(tUEEN
CUAKLOITES
Fortnightly.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
...
nnnnrf.
A(TpnL
rriucc
ui"-"
er.n
568
Third
Ave
Phone
Plivnc
311
JUNIOR
CHAMBER
OF
COMMERCE
WEEK
irll.
t
.v
OOn1
Tintiaru
ini.ii
ui
tivi
is
a
by-word
at
THE
VARIETY
STORE.
For
our
large
stocks,
our
central
location,
our
money-saving
prices
have
made
us
hundreds
of
friends
.
.
-
people
who
appreciate
our
friendly
service
and
our
mnstant
striving
to
give
es
you
want
to
pay.
Wc
to.
make
THE
vaki&i
THf
VARIETY
STORE
"WHERE
YOUR
DIMES
ARE
LITTLE
DOLLARS"
FURNITURE
1
IBc
Sure
of
the
Best
I
a
VU
DLLlVLIt
DAILY
BuiKicy
wi3rKBi
3rd
Avenucri10iic
H8
)
Three
sailings
Per
Week
fur
VANCOUVER
VlUluum
sii'.vrri.E
REPAIRING
Upholslcrinc
-
Slip
Covers
Drapes
Car
and
Truck
Cushions
Repaired
and
Recovered
Out-of-town
orders
given
special
care.
LOVIN'S
CABINET
SHOP
Phone
Green
97
117
Second
Avenue
West
Opposite
Civic
Centre