r
prince
Uuprrt
ai!p
cttis
.
Monday,
May
1949
IT
PAYS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
hryur
pet
-better
fet
BAIUA0S
meaty
noumhing
dog
and
cat
foodi
-loimulos
developed,
tested,
and
proven
by
a
vc-tetinatian
-the
only
person
in
the
world
who
understands
your
bett
friend
better
Ihon
you
do.
Cigarette
Tobacco
Send
for
F,.
0l,d
broil
dog
Ing
(stomped
with
Hog's
name
and
address)
or
et-ni
mouse
for
your
cat.
,
Mo.l
any
three
'RBAIUROS
lob.lt.
MtID,
SWEET,
BRIGHT
VIRGIN
Moiling
imtructiont
en
the
package.
OR.GALLARDS
DOC
(CAT
FOODS
They
beg
for
hi
crepe
with
an
accompanying
corsage
of
pink
carnations
and
sweet
peas.
Miss
Frances
Moore
presided
at
the
organ
during
the
ceremony.
After
the
ceremony
all
retired
to
the
home
of
the
groom's
parents
where
a
sumptuous
wedding
brtakfast
was
served.
Toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Walter
Morgan
and-
responded
to
by
the
groom'.
Toast
to
the
groom
was
proposed
by
Lino
Colussi
and
responded
to
by
Mi.
Morgan.
Music,
after
the
re-
'
yy(s
s
9-3D3
PRETTY
WEDDING,
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Kirs.
Jean
Duncan
and
Dr.-nis
Muironey
United
"
A
,'
very
pretty
weciuing
was
solemnized
at
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation
on
Saturday
inorn-ivz
v.-hn
Mrs.
Jean
Duncan
Mice
Christie
i,
youngest
daughter
of,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Christie
of
I
Vancouver,
was
united
in
mar-
riagc
to
J.
Dennis
Mulroney,
!
eldest
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Mulroney,
Prince
Rupert.
The
ceremony
was
performed
by
Rev.
Father
E.
Green,
O.M.I.
,
who
was
also
celebrant
of
the
nuptial
mass.
The
bride,
who
was
given
in
marriage
by
Lino
Colussi,
v;as
charmi'.gly
gowned
in
sky
blue
I
ifleta
with
shoulder
length
pi:ik
veil
and
Elizabethean
halo
and
carried
a
colonial
bouquet
of
pink
roses
and
carnations.
The
allpndant.
Miss
Dorothy
Rands,
was
very
prettily
attired
in
rose
pink
silk
crepe
with
matching
shoulder
length
veil,
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
sweetheart
roses.
Mrs.
Mulroney,
mother
of
the
groom,
wore
beaded
black
silk
.
And
when
I
asked
you
over
the
phone
how
tall
he
was,
all
you
said
was,
'He's
tall
enoush
for
Gloria.'
"
FINED
$200
ON
LIQUOR
CHARGE
ARE
GRADUATING
!
FROM
ESSONDALE
A
party
of
four
Canadian
Na-1
general
manager,
Winnipeg;
J.i
In
city
police
court
Friday;
Graduation
exercises
for
the'
past,
was
supplied
by
Mike
Col-j
tional
Railway
officials
from
V.
Ingram,
supervisor
of
station'
.
Civic
Ce
I
Dates
afternoon,
Barney
Turbitt
was
4G
new'
nurses
will
be
conducted
ussi
on
the
piano
accordion.
A
Winnipeg
and
Edmonton
ar-
staff.
Winnipeg:
George
A.
Han-'
.r:
i
iK.ir..-.
.
.
..
,iiiuu
ann
costs
with
this
Wednesday
Pvnnina
at
v..
"
UV
ft
II
rml
i.Mi
f
t
1,
-
.
.
.
(
number
ot
congratulatory
mes-
rived
in
the
city
Sunoay
night
non,
assistant
superintendent,
sages
from
out-of-town
rein-
on
a
freight
train
from
the
in-
Edmonton,
and
C.
J.
Dun,
sup-tives
and
friends
were
received
terior
and
plan
to
leave
on
to-
ei
visor
of
vard
and
train
service.'..
Wcst-
"
,"i,uu"
U1
nionins
in
soiidale
Hospital.
New
in
11
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1.
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f
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jail
VMllll
Hi;
was
tOUnO
UUIUV
miiwlnr
Tho
ninna
TUESDA
9
a
m.
-Bo
Me
H:
8
pm.-M,
y
thls
year,
i
hu
M'niiftiMt
i
-r-s.
;
night's
train
to
return
east
af-
Winnipeg.
during
the
day.
The
groom
is
m,
...
u.
vanre
on
in(.lu(,,,s
32
nurses
wno
wl
rp.
a
member
of
n
enarge
oi
supplying
liquor
to
ccive
diplomas
and
Pins
after
th
ter
an
inspection
of
their
various
I
departments
Here.
They
are
;
William
McSparron,
assistant
Indians.
He
was
re
prcM'iitcd
roinnlrtine
the
ihrpp.vpnr
.
.
"'
the
staff
of
the
city
telephone
department.
They
will
reside
at
1057
Ninth
Avenue
East.
Advertise
in
the
Llaily
News!
by
Mrs.
Willa
M.
Ray.
.
in
phychiutr.c
nursing
Am
Vvonn"
RL
.
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tiaiinun
I)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edmund
Lipsin
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Chil-cotin
last
evening
from
Vancouver
and
will
be
remaining
here
for
the
summer
at
least.
Mr.
Lipsin
is
the
son
of
Mrs.
A.
W.
Lipsin.
The
couple
were
married
a
couple
of
months
ago.
ami
i;i.(.is-ru
act
Hp:
CiTtlfii-ite
of
Title
No.
i:iujl-l
i
the
Ninth
Westerly
l-'tte
(')
ies,
more
or
less
of
l.ut
Kl
limisiiiMl
iwo
lliiiidreil
mill
Fifty
I889WI949
The
blacksmith
of
tSHO
forced
a
gmti
viir'wi
nf
arlults
with
hummer
und
anvil
and
the
strength
of
his
brawny
arm.
Ttxlay
u
giant
forging
hammer
minK
.r0-lvn
blown
on
ll,c
anvil.
A
hammer
made
of
ordinary
mutais
eoulil
not
ulund
the
.train
or
vibration.
So
A'itAvi
Steel
and
Nickel
Cant
Iron
are
used
to
provide
extra
Hrength
and
durability.
(;.").
Kiinse
Five
(5)
Coast
IHs-triit.
WHEREAS
satisfactory
proof
of
loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title,
i;sii--ct
la
th.;
name
of
George
William
Hoult
has
been
filed
in
this
office,
notice
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shall.
ft
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
.roin
the
ante
of
the
first
publica-ton
hereof,
issue
a
Provisional
Cer-
ii'.ichu'
of
Title
in
lieu
of
said
lost
'crtirkate.
unless
in
the
meantime
.alkl
objection
be
made
to
lne
In
"
'
f
imi
vnting,
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Of-ine.
Prince
Unpen.
B.C.
this
29th
ay
of
April,
191!).
A
D
ANDREW
THOMPSON.'
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
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You'll
enjoy
Captain
Morgan
Rum
in
a
refreshing
'
Planter'i
Punch
.
.
;
Juice
of
1
lemon,
2
teaspoon
sugar,
IVi
ounces
Captain
Morgan
';'
-
Gold
Label
Rum.
Shake
with
cracked
ice,
l
pour
into
Collins
glass,
garnish
witM
fruit
'
and
serve
with
straws.
Delicious!
i
-
Captain
Morgan
-
-
GOLD
LABEL
1.
RUM
Thi
rich
flavour
mnd
full
My
of
Captain
Morgan
Goto
t-abel
Rum
result
jrom
master
blending
of
selected
rare
old
rums.
,
'J'SC&SL
wms'
i
Sirs.-:.:
iCsvm,
.
,4-
bptainMorgai,
,RUM,
Tl
AOVERTISLMtNT
IS
NOT
PUM-ISHrD
OR
DISPlJlYffD
BY
THE
LIQUOft
CONTROL
BOARO
OR
BY
THE
OOVEfWMLNT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
-'r'
'
REGISTRATION
OF
NKW
CONSTRUCTION
IN
RURAL
AREAS
Prince
Rupert
Assessment
District
The
attention
of
owners
and
agents
of
real
estate
situated
in
Rural
Areas
is
drawn
to
the
Provincial
Regulation
requiring
the
registration
with
the
Provincial
Assessor,
of
all
new
buildings
and
structures.
These
regulations
require
the
Tegistration
of
new
construction
within
thirty
days
of
completion
or
occupancy.
The
Regulations
apply
to
all
new
construction
completed
or
occupied
since
January
1st,
1946.
Registration
forms
are
available
on
request
from
the
Provincial
Assessor
or
nearest
Government
Agent
to
assist
you
in
complying
with
the
Regulations.
G.
J.
STEENBERGEN,
Provincial
Assessor
w
;
IIE.
lj
Nickel
Brings
Dollars
lo
Canada
v
bifice
more
than
ninety
per
cent
of
the
Nickel
produced
in
Canada
is
sold
to
the
United
States
and
other
countries,
it
brings
a
constant
flow
of
dollars
back
to
Canada.
In
fact,
Canada's
Nickel
industry
is
one
of
'our
chief
sources
of
U.S.
dollars
so
essential
fat
the
present
time
to
maintain
our
foreign
ftrade
and
make
available
products
not
These
dollars
help
pay
the
wages
of
the
-14,000
Nickel
employees,
and
help
provide
the
dollars
which
make
it
possible
to
pay
millions
in
freight
to
Canadian
railways,
to
buy
timber,
steel,
coal,
machinery
and
supplies
amounting
to
many
millions
each
year.
These
millions,
flowing
into
all
industries
through
the
length
and
breadth
of
Canada
CLElAr
lP
PAINT
UP!
BEAUTIFY!
iprouuceu
in
this
country.
help
create
jobs
for
Canadians.
A,
For
your
gardening
supplies,
paints
of
all
kinds,
and
tools
and
equipment.
no
Phone
654
imtrtmm
:
book
wHy
mf
frm
M
rrqirrtt
tm
FIRST
PRODUCED
IN
CANADA
IN
1889
THE
INTERNATIONAL
NICKEL
COMPANY
OF
x
CANADA,
LIMITED,
25
KING
STREET
WEST,
TORONTO
15e
per
doien
paid
(ot
cmptiet
UbtleJ
by
iny
B.C.
Brewery
,
This
edvc'titement
it
not
published
or
Jiipltyed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boerd
o
';
the
Covemment.ol
British
Columbia.
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St.
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