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Friday,
August
5,
1949
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TO
SATURDA?
Radio
Dial
1240
Ki'ocycles
CFPR
TERRACE
BRIDE
GIVEN
SHOWER
When
UN
leaned
ti
shoot
faick
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(Subject
to
Change)
it:
JOHN
PATNE
TERRACE
Colleen
Whalen.
whose
marriage
to
Raymond
MIL
RUSSELt
J
iSandc
took
place
last
evening,
mil
Patricide
Is
Alleged
-
TORONTO
9
Douglas
Graham;
38-year-old
truck
driver,
was
shot
and
killed
early
today
at
his
home
in
suburban
Etoi-coke
Township
and
the
crown
attorney
said
that
Graham's
16-year-old
son,
Gordon,
will
be
charged
with
manslaughter.
It
was
the
sixth
slaying
in
Toronto
district
in
the
last
ten
days.
LORNE
MAIN
IS
IN
SEMI-FINAL
HALIFAX
9
Lome
Main
of
Vancouver
advanced
to
the
semi-finals
of
the
Canadian
Lawn
Tennis
,
championships
yesterday
by
defeating
Don
Bauld
of
Halifax
in
five
sets
4-6,
1-6,
6-2,
6-3,
6-1.
Miss
P.
M.
fcooney,
K.N.,
lady
superintendent
of
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
returned
to
the
city
on
Wednesday
afternoon's
plane
after
an
absence
of
three
months
in
the
course
of
which
she
atended
an
international
nurses'
convention
in
Stockholm,
Sweden,
made
a
tour
of
continental
Europe
and
visited
with
relatives
in
London,
England.
Adert.ir.c
:n
tne
Dully
News!
WHO
WILL
BE
'MISS
PRINCERiJ
Plan
to
attend
the
Theatre
Monday
to
i
next
and
Vote
for
the
Cirl
of
Your
i
tmmmmmmmmmimmmm
FRIDAY
P.M.
4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
Interlude
4:30
Footlight
Favorites
4:45
Sleepy
Time
Story
Teller
5:
00
Melodic
Moods
5:30
Don
Messer
and
His
Islanders
5:45
Supper
Varieties
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Musical
Varieties
6:30
Prairie
Schooner
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
Our
Special
Speaker
7:30
Lubka
Kolessa,
Pianist
8:00
Vancouver
Theatre
8:30
Canadian
Summer
Concert
0:15
Canadian
Short
Stories
9:30
Report
on
Exercise
Eagle
10:00
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News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Miscellany
10:30
Take
a
Chorus
11:00
Weather
and
Fish
Arrivals
was
guest
of
honor
last
Saturday
evening
at
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Harvey
Doll,,
when
a
beautiful
wlhtte
dhenille
bedspread,
embroidered
pillow
slips
and
knife
rack
were
presented
by
her
fellow
members
of
the
C.Y.O.
Betty
Bissonnette
made
the
presentation.
Music,
dancing
and
cards
were
enjoyed
during
the
evening
which
was
topped
off
with
dflicious
refreshments.
Among
those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Doll,
Colleen
and
Harold
Whalen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hobenshield,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Normandeau,
Mrs.
Kofoed,
Florence
and
Yvonne
Normandeau,
Betty,
Armond
and
Gerry
Bissonnette,
Steve
Obzero,
Viv-tor
and
Gloria
Irving,
Theresa
Johnston,
Paul
Sargent,
Ray
Sande,
Rose
Marie
and
Agnes
Tetreault,
Beth
Christy
and
Mrs.
E.
Whalen.
(KI'ISKR
ONTARIO
(Continued
from
Page
1)
towed
it.
a
ilistano
She
returned
h
November.
1945
f.
Police
said
that
Graham
died;
at
the
base
of
a
tree
100
yards
from
his
home
after
calling
for'
help
from
a
neighbor.
He
was!
shot
with
a
.22-calibre
rifle.
j
Father
and
son
are
said
to
have
quarrelled
over
the
use
of
liquor.
.
.....
,
,
,
i
well
as
six
zi-incn
lorpecw.
uidps.
was
commissioned
She
was
built
by
Harland
anaj
Her
t0lUmu,u..lr
Woltc
al
UCIM.-.:.,
iifiiinu,
aim
nas
beon
m
-
IV
Ci-mp-
Mit,.-
A.l.m.
S-r,Mf.
Inr.
commissioned
in
April,
11)14
gliU.e
i02i.
Speciaij
Aiu-r
a
penoi.
Kn
...(i
u,.
neryi
h(;
SMv(id
"Me
too.
I
bless
my
lucky
stars
that
I
married
a
woman
who
can
cook."
HOLIDAY
PICNIC
j
exercises
o.r
wapa
now,
she
dian
ships
and
fur
i
proceeded
to
Sydney,
Australia.
atlached
Q
Uw
R
TAKING
CHARGE
CAMBORNE,
Cornwall,
Eng.
(P
Eight
cases
of
Infantile
paraly
vlH
tne
Mcaiierraiu
au.
one
m-
prom
(.0
,
i
rived
at
Sydney
the
day
after
,
""""
''
1,0
WaS
lir,,ln,)t'd
V-J
Day.
Proceeding
to
Hour
Konfj,
NavaI
Reserves
in
j,
she
was
employed
on
policing
received
ha-
mnk
.
duties,
landinK
500
men.
During
January,
1U47.
that
time,
she
answered
a
dls-
He
assumed
ins
.
iv
iiiu
ii.,-irri
WITH
(i()OI)
TIllMJS
TO
EAT
from
Terrace
Meat
Market
.
George
E.
Peters,
Prop.
QUALITY
SERVICE
sis
were
reported
here
within
a
week.
There
was
one
death.
.
SATUKlMt
A.M.
7:00
Musical
ClocK
6:00
CBC
News
8:15
Pick
of
the
Hlte
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
Westminster,
has
been
appointed
superintendent
of
the
pro-;
vincial
infirmary
which
is
being
established
at
Terrace
in
the
former
military
hospital,
now
being
renovated
and
refurnished
for
the
purpose.
Before
leaving
Royal
Columbian
Hospital
at
the
end
of
last
week,
Miss
Clark
was
presented
with
OF
INFIRMARY
Miss
Elizabeth
Clark,
R.
N.,
veteran
British
Columbia
nurse
and
for
nineteen
years
lady
superintendent
of
the
Royal
Columbian
Hospital
at
New
trss
call
from
a
disabled
mcr-
poiniment
as
comn
a
gold
wrist
watch
apd
purse.
chant
ship
In
the
China
Sea
and
Ontario
on
July
BITTER
EGGS
POl'LTRY
y
MEATS
FISH
I
9:00
BBC
News
I
0:15
Saddle
Serenade
Miss
Clark
is
a
Vancouver
General
Hospital
graduate.
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WEAR
3
SALE
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BOYS'
A
WEAR
At
the
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
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i
Over
150
Pair
Men's
Pants
Sale
1
!
$f
In
Iff
BOYS'
COATS
Reg.
$10
To
$13
6.99
Reg
$13
To
$15
$8.99
Way
Bel
ow
Cost
We're
proud
of
our
values.
Try
and
beat
these
bargains
out
of
town
anywhcrV
in
Canada.
Yes,
try!
Wools,
rayons,
tropicals
'and
tweeds.
All
colors
Including
navy
blue.
V
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BrtMB,
nil,
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1
GROUP
No.
2
3.49
GROUP
No.
1
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$2.49
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$4-
$7.50
MEN'S
GROUP
No.
3
Regular
QTAO
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$7-$l0
KtTURXS
TO
FLOCK
As
a
cleric.
Rev.
Joseph
Bl
SPORT
AND
has
cne
of
the
strangest
parishes
In
the
world.
His
:
.are
mostly
Eskimos
in
the
vast
Arctic
wastes
north
t
Man.
Father
Buliard,
shown
with
Bishop
Marc
1
Churchill
shortly
after
this
photo
was
taken
to
rt
Ages
2,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8
Years
Assorted
browns,
beige,
solid
colors
and
tweeds
in
the
year's
smartest
little
boy
styles.
All
priced
less
than
cost.
01
flG
OB.
01
3
Not
all
sizes
in
each
group
but
you're
bound
to
find
your
size
on
sale.
Sizes
28,
29,
30,
31,
32,
33,.
34,
36,
37,
40,
42
waist.
Take
a
look.
You'll
be
satisfied.
DRESS
SHIRTS
far
north.
He
had
been
under
treatment
in
hospi'4
chill
for
some
time
for
severe
Jrostbitc
and
malnu
lereu
last
winter.
$20-$26
YOUTHS'
COATS
These
are
not
"Sale''
shirts
but
guarantee!
branded
lines.
All
sizes
from
14'2
thro
17.
m
m
A
real
buy
but
hurry
down!
Reg.
$8
MEN'S
ZIPPER
COAT
SWEATERS
S2.49
Ages
13-16
$12.99
and
$14.99
Reg.
$1
MEN'S
GENUINE
LEATHER
BELTS
ah
si.es
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THE
TIME:
-
Now
-
Rupert
Mens
and
Boys
Store
-
THE
PLACE:
Just
around
the
corner
on
0th
Street
behind
Wallace
Pharmacy.
to
v
SHOE
FINDI!
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Leather
and
litihHer
Kuhhrr
Heels
t'
Heel
IMates
Plates
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r,i
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mn
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muw
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and
Lii"itl
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Brushes
s,nf
B
Pas
Shne
Hr
$6
MEN'S
Shoe
Laces
of
a"
kr
rimtir
$8.25
YOUTHS'
TROUSERS
$4.99
518
3rd
Ave.
V.
PANCO
SOLE
OXFORDS
e
Dozens
of
Men's
and
Af
I
Boys'
items
priced
4J
and
.JfJ)
way
below
cost.
r'?fA;-)i
A
real
durable
every
day
mans
shoe.
Size
6,
7,
9,
10,
11.
Make
sure
you
get
yours.
We
can't
repeat
this
bargain.
2.99
Waist
sizes
28,
29,
30
arid
31.
And
better
still,
there's
lots
of
variety.
Good
wearing
dress
pants
for
boys
at
a
bargain
price.
f
Mji
Ml
Hi
ii
If
You
Wear
A
36,
You're
LUCKY!
Size
36
COATS
AND
SUITS
Q'i
&
QQ
Regular
Prices
$30
-$50
V
XI
.iff!
MEN
ZIPPER
SPORT
JACKETS
QFZ
Q
Rfcr
i0-;1?
All
vw.tl
mm
NOW
$5.50
MEN'S
SKINTITE
SWIM
TRUNKS
32.99
$1
BOYS'
UJ
U-
Sizes
4
thru
14
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1DERWEAI
Q.C
A.
OFFER
.
rkwrFAVEEl
$10-$12
MEN'S
DRESSING
GOWNS
S4.99
$2
MEN'S
GYM
TRUNKS
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Flight
DepHrts
Prince
Ru
pert
at
09:30
D.S.T.
Every
Thursday.
For
information
and
AIL
SALES
FINAL
-EVERY
ITEM
MARKED
WITH
REGULAR
PRICE
AND
SALE
PRICE
Reservation!
CALL
47B
or
Call
at
the
Q.C
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