P"ru.e
Put.
r
Dtv
'-vs;
f
Wednesday;
October'
IS,"
19&0-
Activities
ot
inupen
tiiri
i$
Lee
of
Vancouver
proposed
the
Prince
Rupert
i
mi.
and
Mrr.
w.
J.
Vai
P.T.
Coy
TlBride
in
South
nd
aun,
Carlisle
Cannery
,
i
Armstrong
and
Miss
E.
Love,
Jantzen
Sweaters
.
..
v
The
regular
monthly
meeting
Victoria;
D.
Carare,
Prince
j
The
Chinese
United
Church,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-
George;
N.
Ogden.
J.
D.
Melhulsh
Vancouver,
was
the
setting
of
a
Teacher
Council
was
held
In
the
anl
H.
L.
Oray,
Vancouver;
W.
pretty
wedding
on
October
18.
Civic
Centre
on
Monday
evening
M-
Caron,
city;
Mrs.
P.
Yohol-
y.
hen
Margaret
8ym,
only
dauph-wlth
the
president.
Mrs
R
E
Insky,
Qutsnel;
J.
E.
Nix,
Edmon-
;ter
of
Charles
Hew
Lee
and
the
YOU'RE
f
ii
ART
TO
INSULATE
NOW
toast
to
the
bride.
Fox
Ler
wedding
trip
to
Ciii-fcrnla.
the
bride
donned
a
navy
blue
tailored
suit
and
a
muskrai
coat.
Wh,en
they
return,
the
young
couple
will
make
their
home
in
Ladner,
where
the
groom
is
stationed
with
the
Canadian
Army
Signals
Corps.
George
Green,
district
manager
of
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
returned
to
the
city
cn
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
business
trip
to
Ocean
Falls.
Mortimer,
in
th
phnir
ton.
SKI
PATTERNS
FOR
FALL
n
All
Wool
Sweaters
z
styled
in
the
Jantze'riV
v
manner.
Pullovers
the
...,uur
vou
insulate,
Reports
from
the
different
earn!
lat.e
Mrs.
Lee
of
Prince
Ruper;,
and
Daniel
Gay
Shiu,
eldest
son
cf
Rev.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Shiu
of
New
Westminster,
exchanged
nuptial
vows.
,e.r
thi.
savings
yyu
PJVO
'
.
........
!(.
,,,
111
the
prou'i-i'""
'
....
t,
rare
early
n
the
"Thunderbird"
for
the
year
had
got
off
to
a
good
start.
The
membership
drive
had
just
begun
with
King
U.N.
Day
at
Local
School
.his
for
estl-
Cull
s
today"
I
Rev
Chow
Ling
officiated
at
!
the
double
ring
candlelight
cere-
inter-
Jt.
mony.
The
groom
was
attended
U-'i
I
J?
and
"Reindeer'
patterns
-Z
,
at....
$8.95
qnd
$10.95
Cardigans
in
'
the
,
;
;
"Reindeer'4
V
STARTS
toworim
lf-"
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
cawara
reporting
lb;
members
to
date?
The
Traflic
and
Safety
Committee,
under
Convener
R.
O.
!
Mcore.
will
hold
a
meeting
to
!
organize
their
plans
for
steps
necessary
to
make
parents
as
1
w.U
as
children
aware
of
ths
y
his
brother,
David
Shiu
and
Tk
v,lr(1,,n
Ka
ntori
The
birthday
of
the
United
,
the
Nations
was
appropriately
refer-
"
Fam
ghiu
red
to
at
the
weekly
assembly
at
Borden
Street
School
on
Tues-,
The
fc.ide
was
lovely
in
her
day.
The
annual
report
of
the
Period
gown
of
white
satin
fca-British
Columbia
Division
of
the
j
during
a
fitted
bodice,
shirred
.T.minr
Ri
r.
hart
hppn
re-
i
puffed
shoulders
and
lily-point
I
pattern
$10.95
Full
Zipper
Sweaters
1
Ft-
7
need
for
$af:?ty
practices.
The
the
Thunderbird
mmMM
pattern
$12.95
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
Card
Party,
Wednesday,
8
p.m.
(249c)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Ranee
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
hazard
in
the
vicinity
of
Bojth
ceived
and
In
congratulating
the
sleeves.
A
coronet
of
seeded
Memorial
High
School
where
'
pupils
on
their
spiendid
showing
I
r-arls
and
tugle
Deads
held
her
various
avenues
converge
is
ahn
the
list
of
schools
which
do-
fingertip
veil
cf
Chantllly
lace,
partlculary
severe
one.
The
need;
nated
during
the
year
Principal
wrlti
a
white
Bible
adorn
for
the
extension
of
the
sidewalk
i
j
s
Wilson
suggested
that,
In-
'
ed
wltn
a
mauve
orchid
and
on
Seventh
Avenue
will
be
J
ephanotis.
sties-
asmuch
as
many
children
of
dif-
j
sed.
forer,t
nations
had
been
helpd
v
tnr-
attendant?
were
Miss
Reports
were
heard
on
the
pos-'
by
the
Red
Cross,
these
child-,
Pe8M
Wong,
of
Vancouver,
maid
sibility
of
having
arrangements
ren
their
families
and
their
of
hsnor,
who
chose
blue
satin
made
for
the
proper
care
of
the
frirnds
would
have
the
kindliest
and
matching
bonnet;
Miss
Es-teeth
of
the
children
in
the
city.
.'
feelings
towards
the
people
In
Uler
Sn!u'
sisr
of
the
groom.
A
letter
from
had
!
and
Mis
Betty
Wong
of
Van-P.T.A.
Conrad
Street
other
parts
of
the
world
who
stated
their
strong
objec-1
helped
them.
This
surely
would
jouver-
bridesmaids,
who
were
tlon
to
the
issuance
of
a
licence
hV
pave
the
"way
to
peace."
,
drf.es'
of
bl"sn
to
ODerate
a
Din-bill
P-imp
am
.
.
8atm
a"d
matching
bonnets,
niTn
ol
.
,
I
f
the
750
schools
which
had
trimmed
with
seed
pearls.
Their
MORE
APPETIZING
George
this
morning
from
a
trip
"'w
f
,
.
17..
..........
1
.
r
i
..
i
.
I.mrli
irairtaD.
"
""'"''
uu
vttiuua.
iltiJa
flavour
to
all
spreads,
Industrial
first
aid
classes
If.
..
kjnvitiitic
See
.
.
.
.
jtag:'
;
1
commencing
Tuesday,
Oct.
24,
8
p.m.,
at
Fire
Hall.
All
Interested
welcome.
(243c)
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Association
meets
Civic
Centre,
Wednesday,
Oct.
23,
at
8
o'clock.
(253)
ci)rtributed
to
the
B.C.
Division
ran
shaped
bouquets
were
cf
.
I
T
......
1
1
.
Tl
.
.
..
1
.1
H.V.I.
I
.
I
TV
II..
tlnue
to
press
for
its
removal.
i
ui
uik
uutiui
xt.cu
viuaa,
duiuch
nunc
viirysaniiiemums,
Aai'.i
The
P.T.A.
library
Khelf
in
th"
i
Ktrppt
firhnnl.
with
total
dona
man
roses
and
matching
carnations.
John
Bong
was
soloist
and
Miss
Marian
Lowe,
organist
At
the
rrception
held
at
the
Blue
Dan-
rV
ioo
'
I'l-'X
WHOIE
I
WHEAT
City
Library
Is
available
for
citl-
tions
of
$228.24,
ranked
sixth,
zens
generally.
R.
G.
Moore
was
The
ranking
was
particularly
thanked
for
his
donation
of
ten
g00(i
as
many
of
the
schools
con-books
to
the
collection.
Uributing
were
high
schools
or
E.
C.
Stuart
spent
a
few
days
in
hiwpilul
recently,
treatment
resulting
In
siitlKfaetorv
iwrw-
Considerable
discussion
con-
,
elementary
schools
with
a
much
ery.
Mr.
Stuart
has
since
re-i',ered
round
tne
Possibility
of
a
greater
enrolment.
It
Is
probable
that,
on
a
per
capita
basis,
the
record
of
the
Borden
Street
vlsit
t0
this
district
of
Mrs.
!
turned
to
his
home
on
Second
t
LAMP
SHADES
ond
LIGHTING
FIXTURES
for
Every
...
...
Room
in
the
Avonur
Westview
,
iweinsn,
a
past
provincial
Parent
i
Teacher
Federation
president.
,
School
equals
or
even
excels
that
dfcertafioief
(Swhjr
."..',
ii.
in
International
Sterling'i'"'
.
lovely,
romahtrc
pattern.
NOW"
Further
details
of
the
date
ai
d
of
any
other
school.
The
child-other
arrangements
planned
will
ren
found
the
story
of
the
help
be
requested
from
the
Federa-
given
to
children
In
Britain,
tlon
headquarters
to
enable
the
France,
Germany,
Switzerland,
local
groups
to
take
advantage,
Italy.
India,
Pakistan,
Korea
and
if
possible,
of
her
visit.
I
Greece
an
Interesting
one.
The
Members
present
included
Mrs
'
National
Junior
Red
Cross
had
A.
J.
Domlnato,
Mrs.
M.
Hansen.'
expended
$56,250
for
these
over
E.
D.
Couehlin,
senior
welfare
officer
r.re,
was
the
speaker
to-
i
t'ny
at
the
rei-ular
weekly
lun-
lehec.n
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club.
President
A.
J.
Domlnato
was
in
t!if
chair
and
there
was
a
Itfood
attendance
of
members
with
a
f.?w
guests
on
display
at
our
store.
House
i
GEORGE
COOK
Vv
v
vrwo
seas
services.
In
addition
the
British
Columbia
schools
had
contributed
$15,227.01
towards
the
B.C.
Jupior
Red
Cross
Fund
lor
Crippled
and
Handicapped
Children.
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
home
cooking,
candy,
sewing,
novelties
and
tea
room.
Church
Hall,
Seal
Cove.
Thursday,
October
26,
2:33
to
5
p.m.
(It)
Mrs.
H.
M.
Lindseth,
Mrs.
J.
Denning,
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene,
Mrs.
J.
Bowman,
Mrs.
R.
Mark.
Mrs.
K.
Hardy,
Mrs.
H.
C.
Flood
(secretary-treasurer),
Mi
s.
E.
W.
Becker
and
Messrs.
H.
C.
Blair.
W.
D.
JEWELLER
MSB
i
Toble
Lamps
INTRODUCTORY
OFFER!
Wild
Rom
Relish
Server
Bed
Lamps
Sonja
Tea
and
sale
of
home
Griffiths,
J.
S.
Wilson
and
R.
G.
cooking
and
fancywork.
There
Moore.
will
be
a
fish
pond
and
candy
tut
t?to
09
i49
f
trt
Kt
'im'.
and
Shades
$3.95
n
let
Rupert
Horists
booth
for
the
children.
At
2:30
Friday,
Oct
27,
SON.
Hall.
(250)
Mr.
.Wilson
suggested
that
the
daily
remembrance
of
the
needs
of
children
In
this
province
and
other
countries
would
develop
the
sympathetic
understanding
of
other
people's,
problems
and,
In
that
understanding,
lay
the
road
to
Internatipnal
friendship
that
would
make
the
United
Nations
Mr.
and
Iv;ri
Alex
Bill,
who
have
ben
on
a
month's
honev-moon
trip
which
extended
as
far
as
South
Dakota
and
included
a
Vrn
for
Ail
(''asi'
Former
CMv
f!ninmlsslnnpr
W
Black
Swede
CqsupI
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
Charlie
Roberta
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
J.
Alder
arrived
in
the
city
on
visit
lj
tne
home
o
tne
brid,!
the
Prince
George
this
morning
n,ear
Calgary,
returr.-nl
to
the
from
Viftorla
on
on,
of
his
clty
on
last
night's
train
The
the
agency
to
make
a
realization
Inn;,
1'ackin;.
I
raune
I
cf
the
hope,
"There
shall
be
.......
.
nrija
tnoa
f
r-vi
a
rl
i
flico
Put
!
periodical
visits
to
his
local
in-
,
"
V
Peace
Phone
357
,
terests.
He
will
be
here
for
the
"
',
J"
!
ipiim;
a.
il
(Irncral
ulaee
and
Sliiraje
etc,
Reli;iu:e
and
Effl-
coming
week.
t
,
"
r,r""lc
eral
Hospital.
wrce.
Also
ui'.cius
for
Regular
monthly
meeting,
222
Second
Ay?,.,
J
V;.
;;
Phone
24
ian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltci.,
ijsen,
Acityicuc
and
all
I
Union
Steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
John
Boden,
returned
Tuesday
morning
from
Stewart
and
Alice
i
Arm
en
route
to
Vancouver.
Disembarking
here
from
the
north
.
were
William
L.
Newell,
Mrs.
L.
Prince
Rupert
Burns
Club,
Broadway
Cafe.
Friday,
Oct.
27,
6:30
p.m.
Guest
speakerf
F.
E.
Anfield,
Superintendent,
Indian
Affairs.
Ut)
i
supplies.
DSAY'S
CARTAGE
Prince
Rupert
Fishermens
Co-operative
Association
Stocktaking
Arrangements
TORAGE
LIMITED
2nd
and
Purk
Avenues
10
Pliivn
.
CO
iinri
fiX
'Amoth,
J.
W.
Armstrong,
Eric
SPECIAL
Mt,ETINa-TradesSkuttle
Bessie
Rlley(
c
Gal.
and
Labor
Council
at
the
Car-
brallhi
E
EChien,
Ross
Stewart,
penters
Hall,
Fraser
Street,
lj
p
QarUcfc
jerry
Stewart,
Thursday,
October
26th.
Time
Mrs
'stewarti
all
from
Stewart;
8:00
p.m
snarp.
Business;
noun-
H
L
Gray
A1ice
Arm;
Mrs.
nation
of
candidates
lor
civic
Scherk.
Port
Simpson.
The
ves-
it
BOMBS
COW
PAY
STORE
WILL
BE
CLQSEP
TUESDAY,"
WEDNESDAY,
TH
U
RSDAY,
Oct.
31
,
Nv.
1
ft
2
MI
Elections.
Delegates
be
sure
to
attend.
Rt
Rev.
James
B.
Olbson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver
where
he
has
been
attending
sessions
of
the
House
of
Bishops
and
the
Anglican
Synod
of
British
Columbia.
ROMAN
CANDLES
FIRECRACKERS
FLYING
SAUCERS
FLOWER
fOTS
PAYMENT
OF
OUTSTANDING
ACCOUNTS
IS
REQUESTED
ON
OR
BEFORE
i
MONDAY,
OCT0BR
30th
sel
galled
at
1:30
p.m.
for
Vancouver,
Artl.-v
brooksbank
Is
back
in
Prince
Rupert
after
an
extended
trip
to
Europe
and
th.o
British
Isles
Including
a
visit
to
his
native
heme
cf
Bradford,
England.
He
expects
to
be
here
for
the
coming
week
on
business
before
returning
south
tJ
make
his
future
home
at
a
location
Wiicii
he
says
is
-so
far
'undetermined.
Mrs.
Brooksbank
is
now
in
Vancouver
visiting
with
her
daush-Ifpr.
Mrs.
fiwfrd
T
"U
ond
Ipads
of
other
Fireworks!
i
.
..
-
Phone
Orderi
accepted
fpr
delivefy
-
OR
PLANNING
THE
SPORT
SHOP
Miss
Noreen
Beamish
l
of
of
Van
Van-
tsioithe
.
Hospital
couvef,
recent'
grjduat
(OR
BUILDING
'Vancouver
General
OR
REPAIRING
Extrq
eonnfprf
and
less
wqrH
,
for
,
,
you
with
a
Mill
Call
363
MITCHELL
4
CURRIE
LIMITED
training
school
for
nurses,
ar-
(
rived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
the
south
and
will
proceed
by
the
evening
train
to
Terrace
to
join
the
staff
or
the
Red
Cross
out-1
post
hospital.
j
i
F.
J.
Gemmell-Smlth,
public
j
relations
representative
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
In
London,
England,
who
Is
making
a
tour
of
Canada,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
Coleman
Oil
Heater:
&
A
6ENUINX
OIL
FAINT
&
A
1
Ji
'
-
Low
in
Cpt
Efficient
in,
v
Operation
Available
now
at
'
hMnt
Hr
I'....
"
.miiiaitm..
this
morning
rrom
vancouvci
and
is
spending
the
day
here
be
fore
proceeding
East
on
wis
GcrutonU
.veiling's
train.
He
.was
met
Dy
rnnrn
C.
A.
Eerner,
divisional
suwnm-
tonripiit.
and
Ed
Mu.seliam,
hairman
of
the
Prince
Kupeib
mm
McBrlde
street,
flione
311
Public
Relations
council,
who
-ri)
conducting
h'm
to
points
01
nteiest
of
the
port
and
city.
Monamcl
ioIvm
your
painlinj
problem
where
yoy
require
imooth,
bceutiful,
dureble
rrrt'uh.
Monemel
li
HjW
reiliUnl
t
ecidi,
lkl!,
elcohoU,
'
tttini
end
Kretchct.
Eety
to
keep
clean
.
.
.
It's
crMbbeble!
Hish
quality
end
etreme
laitinj
power
makei
Monemel
yoiir
moil
economical
finith
lor
all
Interior
woodwork.
Monamcl
HISH
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