priori
fTiihrH
rwn
ftig
'
Thursday,
November
ltt,
1949
1
rj'f
-it
"
J
deod
COAL
River
i
IT'S
HARD,
HOT
AND
CLEAN-BURNING
Valhalla
Lodge
meeting
and
Hear
Ted
Applewhaite
reinitiation
Thursday
night
lol-
port
from
Parliament
CFPR
lowed
by
dance.
Everybody
wel-
6:15
p.m.
Friday.
(263)
COme'
283j
Mlsa
Mary
Margaret
Bulger,
S.
O.
N.
Whist
and
Dance,
daughter
ot
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Friday,
November
11,
Whist
8
Bu,Br,
returned
home
on
tba
p
m.
Music
by
Mike
Colussi
!
Prince
Oeorge
yesterday
after
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Legion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
NoT-ember
9.
Second
card
party
Catholic
Hall
Thursday,
Nov.
10,
8
p.
m.
Presbyterian
Fall
Bazaar,
Nov
17.
W.
O.
T.
M.
Card
Tournament,
Nov.
17,
All
welcome.
Women
of
the
Moose
dance.
Oddfellows'
Hall,
November
18.
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
we.
naving
Deen
lor
some
time
at
Everbody
Refreshments
come.
(23
Duncan,
Vancouver
Island.
W
,
V
J
jbert
&
McCaffery
'
LIMITED
PHONE
116
CQAL
LIMBER
BtlLIUNtt
SITPLIES
New
York
Herald
-
Tribune
newspaper
is
planning
to
publish
a
special
Canadian
edition.
The
Prince
RRupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
been
Invited
to
Orchestra
Concert,
Nov.
18.
Civic
Centre
Bridge,
November
18.
l.O.DE.
Chapter's
Fall
Baz-.r.
Nov
24
Old
time
Dance,
Conrad
United
Hall
Nov.
25
Admission
50c
If
you
are
interested
in
seeing
the
Womens
Institute
continue
in
Terrace
come
to
the
next
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Lloyd
Jonnstone
on.
Thursday,
November
17
at
8
p.
m.
(268)
t
"Britg
Your
Misauj
(
Night"
Canadian
Le
Vgtff
gin
Hall,
to-night
at
v'Ai
8
p.
m.
(Members
of
Bch
and
Aux.yi.
Canadian
Le
r.A
if
J,
of.
-
is
r.
take
out
an
advertisement
but
has
taken
no
action
in
the
matter.
Charles
Durham,
who
hag
been
in
the
city
for
the
past
week
following
his
arrival
from
Vancouver,
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
his
home
at
Usk
but
will
be
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Fall
Bazaar,
Not.
26.
Saturday.
United
Church
Xmas
Bazaar,
Dec.
1.
Crange
Ladies
Sale,
Dec.
7.
Salvation
Army
Home
League
j
Sale
of
fancy
work
and
home
I
cooking
at
Sons
of
Norway
HalL
gion
Members
have
you
bought
your
tickets
for
Annual
Ban
STETSON
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
Please
retrain
from
back
here
again
before
the
end
,'
of
the
week.
He
plans
on
returnr
Classineus,
m
jjci
wuiu
per
mwriiun,
minimum
Birth
Notices
50c,
Cards
ot
Thanks,
Death
Notices.
quet
and
Smoker
1
p.
m.
Frl.
Nov.
11
at
The
Armouries,
and
Armistice
Day
Dance
(open
to
everybody)
at
Navy
Drill
Hall
Dec.
8
ui
2:30
p.m.
KEEPING
POSTED
ON
HIS
FUTURE
With
the
deer
season
now
in
full
swing
in
many
parts
of
Canada
tins
buck
appears
to
be
making
sure
that
modem
Daniel
Booncs
are
obeying
K.e
ga.r.e
rules
when
they
take
a
s'not
at
him.
He
and
many
of
his
pals
will
probably
tie
"laying
low"
somewhere
until
thinjs
"cool
off.'
I
M
AND
frOLMJ
!
10
p.
m.
same
date
?
Uu
OF
THANKS
ing
to
Vancouver
Sunday
night
on
the
Camosun.
E.
D.
Fuara,
Civic
Centre
director,
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday's
plane
from
abrief
trip
south
to
attend
th
1
annual
meeting
at
Nanaimo
of
the
British
Columbia
Basketball
J
Association.
I
,
vtcnd
our
near;
"car
om
.owrage
mans
!
eX.ten?
wrist
watch.Initial
p.
W
on
NOTICE
TO
NORTHLAND
Members
of
the
Soroptimist
b;n.k.
Phone
Green
851
(205
1
DAIRY
CUSTOMERS
There
tor
tne
nmimur
will
be
no
delivery
of
milk
Arm
Club,
under
their
president,
Misf
extended
10,
us
HELP
WANTED
'
I
HERE'S
ani
our
Brother
and
I
:
.
istice
Day,
November
11.
All
drlver
Apply
mv
ripiivprpH
Ui,riaU
,..
ROBinsOn.
OlJeuiai
nnjiifu
Dashing
fof
the
office,
or
scrolling
on
the
avenue
you're
dreised
right
for
the
bright
city
in
this
smooth
and
snappy
Stetson.
The
sleek,
graceful
lines
of
the
Whippet
will
help
you
go
places
in
style.
"
--------
-"""""-
Uf)
McDonald
Dr.
J
a.
Muriel
Vance,
had
a
busy
evening
at
the
Nurses'
Home
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Monday
folding
and
enveloping
Christmas
Seals
for
the
British
i
iiict-u
w
Keep
unui
tsauiraay.
mile
and
Carrie,
HELP
W
ANITiCD
33
''a
Com-
Order
your
Friday
require
iiciurd.
Carl
and
Os-
mission
ior
energetic,
reore-
BOTTLE-FED
BABIES
If
your
h&hy
b
bottle-fed,
be
sor
to
watch
tittle
bowels
closely.
Mother's
milk
hai
a
l&tursi
laxative
etJVct
which
helps
take
care
if
baby's
need.
lurking
this,
a
bottle-fed
iabv
often
(jets
fietty,
feverish
and
puffers
fonstipauon
ami
upset
stomach.
Let
Baby's
iwn
Tablets
help
yon
keep
bitby'i
bowels
in
schedule
sweeten
upset
Htomach
relieve
feverish&eHS
and
teething
trouble.
No
'sleepy"
stuff
no
dulling
effect.
Easily
rrufilted
to
a
powder,
if
de&ired.
Dn't
let
your
baby
gutter
get
Baby's
Own
Tablets
;oday.
ments
Thursday.
Usual
deliv-
sentative
to
sell
direct
to
householders
well
advertised
j
ery
Saturday.
2u2)
run
SALE
1
l
CRUSHED
LEG
IN
MINE
WORK
James
Grieves,
flown
here
from
Premier
Mine
to
receive
treatment
at
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
received
a
badly
fractured
right
leg
above
the
:,Brovtn
enamei
iu-
Columbia
Tuberculosis
Society.!
Distribution
of
the
seals
is
ex-;
pected
to
get
under
way
about
j
November
15.
Refreshments
were
served
to
the
gathering
by
Miss
P.
M.
Mooney,
R.N.
mealclnal
preparations
0
1
world
wide
repute.
Free1
W.
S.
Arneil,
Indian
Commis-etKJds
tp
start
you
off.
Se:id.sloner
for
British
Columbia,
ar-full
details
other
lines
car-1
...
rled
and
territory
covered
to'rlvecl
ln
tne
city
yesterday
Box
616
Daily
News
....i264ijon
the
Prince
Oeorge
from
neater
m
might1
vancouver
to
take
part
ln
a
c
iwr.
roru
i-uiwi
H(nir.u
itruorter,
1
siuing
01
tne
Metiakatia
en
nuim.
simp
tuiiaitjfr
yuuiiu
limn
wiwi
u;
v..
tar.
.A.-.-n
....
kn,..,n..J
in
..nt
...
ruIs
Motor
oer-
KlTp'rofeSr
Apply
Editor
csement
board
sitting
here.
Dailv
News
(tfi
.Other
members
of
the
board
are
"ji
-Bride
St.
Comfort,
Health,
Rest!
Classified
Ads.
Get
Results.
knee
when
he
was
crushed
against
the
wall
of
a
tunnel
while
riding
on
a
mine
locomo
9-
-
..
I
n
m
a
n
t
Indian
Superintendent
F.
E.
An-field
and
Peter
Leighton
of
Met-
WANTF.tt
tive
which
was
carrying
a
.i-lC
tf
M
U
H
'.
0!
enlttrgers
pnnt-;
and
tanks
etc.
WANTED
Two
neat
appearing
lakatla
ii5)
Your
Restmorc
needs
can
quantity
of
material
for
rehab
ilitatlng
the
gold
mine.
.A
length
.
of
metal'
rod
ap
,
every
w.
llJ
ill
R
rial
Dai.y
.1
GET
YOtlR
INTERIOR
PAINTING
DONE
NOW
SPENCE
&
MATU
K
Painters
&
Decorators
young
ladies
for
national
con-i
cern.
Must
be
Iree
to
travel.
XWs
montlVg
regular
meeting
1
of
the
Business
and
Professional
parently
caught
on
the
side
of
j
the
tunnel,
crushing
Grieve's
(
,Buby
Burgy.
lnone
waki-io
Juy
nouse
up.,.,
women's
Club
was
held
Tuesday
"
before
1
p.
m.
Phone
Blue
215
P.O.
Box
1111
(284)
leg
as
the
locomotive
continued
1
harbor
view.
Phone
Green
evening
at
the
home
of
Miss
224
after
5.
(263)
Frances
Partridge
following
a
be
supplied
by
your
furniture
store.
"Best
for
the
Rest
of
your
life."
Have
you
thought
of
PiUou:,
for
Christmas
Gifts?
Se-
1-
tftT
MMnnrrh
......
A
ftnt.
WANTED
Used
piano,
any
aimer
in
tne
uivic
uentre
uin-
.tires,
k
.
ln
motion.
City
ambulance
met
the
Q.C.
A.
plane
at
Seal
Cove
air
base
taking
the
injured
man
to
hospital
immediately.
The
Premier
mine
is
In
pro
PERSONAL.
XMAS
CARDS
From
your
own
Snapshots
make,
reasonable.
Cash
or
ing
Room.
A
report
on
the
Donna
office
desk,
value
cas-h
plus
nrpsrnp
Orescoe
rnnrprt
Concert
wa
was
rp!)ri
read.
Th,
The
$200,
solid
oak,
five
feet.
708
Alfred
Street,
evenings
and
forthcoming
visit
to
this
city
of
.,
be
seen
aw
-pit.
tt-1942
"Chevrolet
Come
ln
and
See
our
Samples
J
ood
sedan.
baiuraays.
juo
the
Provincial
President
was
Phone
WANTED
To
rent
small
apt.
uisc.us.sed
and
plans
were
made
i
condition.
it:
i
p.m.
10c
EA.25
FOR
$2.40
;
WRATH
ALL'S
PHOTO-.
FINISHING
(
(263)
or
house,
unfurnished.
EVj
lor
ner
entertainment
while
here.
3
PlTonerlBlueC0993ple-
,5!;',
Following
the
business
session
a
SOf'al
hour
was.enjoyed,
,
To"
Apartment
W
ANTED
Rent
4,'jdio
couch,
good
'
tiasunable.
.Phone
(263)
cess
of
re-openlng
after
being
j
inactive
for
more
than
a
year
as
a
result
of
a.
dispute
between
the
miners
.and.
the
com?
pany.
Grieves
had
been
employed
at
the
mine
11
days.
He
had
been
at
Aero
Timber
Camp,
Cumshewa
Inlet,
for
a
short
time
before
going
to
the
mine.
FOR
S1.E
Just
one
coat
of
B-H
"FrMConette"
coven
unight!v
kalsomine.
Killpaper
.
,
.
givc
you
gay
walli
with
a
satiny
washable
aurface.
Dries
to
the
touch
in
a
couple
of
hours.
L-fc
1
upriver
spuds
or
suite
bv
newly
arrived
re-i
presentative
of
Canadian
Cfeneral
Electric.
O.
R.
Ford,'
Room
94.
Prince
Rupert
H0-1
tel.
Reward.
(264)
xt
delivery
out
01
p.
Don't
be
dis-
FOR
SALE
Electric
machine.
Console
Cash
$a0
00.
Phone
329
7th
E.
Sewing
m
0
del
Blue
72
26i
(2641
:
Oratr
now
Shear-
FOR
RENT
IRESTIVIORE
SWA
SPKlttfOR
MS
WEEK
Odd
oizes
in
WOMEN'S
SHOES
Regular
to
$11.95
FOR
RENT
Large
housekeeping
room,
613
Third
AveIJufp)'
i
S4U
cash.
Appiy
Jv-nue
Eist
-''
1
SWAP
5
tube
Dictator
Cabinet
Radio
for
12
guage
shot-tjun
845
11th
Ave
E.
(264)
And
removal
one
FOR
RENT
Small
two-room
apartment
on
Eleventh
Aven
McBride
Street
Phone
311
AIR
PASSENGERS
WEDNESDAY
To
Vancouver
C.
Perry,
G.
K.
Hale,
K.
C.
Lowe,
Miss
M.
Thornton,
C.
Munro,
K.
H.
Kearns.
To
Sandsplt
K.
G.
Findlay,
E.
J.
Hale.
TUESDAY
From
Vancouver
J.
Beale,
Mr.
cabin
740
Ful
WORK
WANTED
:m
Blue
849.
(2b6
ue.
Box
W3,
uity.
voo'
syyr
RF.NT
Two
room
suite.
iou
saw
!t
in
the
Newsl
li-Brown
circulating
wanted
Part
time
bed-room
and
kitchen,
two
WORK
mi
and
wood,
as
job
bookkeeping,
filing
clerk-i
cim
tvninff
or
anv
woriC
men
sharins
or
couple,
no
rhllriren.
743
9th
Ave.
West.
new.
Phone
Reel
(266i
Remembrance
Day
Parade
to
Cenotaph
Members
of
Bch.
No.
27
Canadian
Legion
B.
E.
S.
L.
and
Ladies
Auxiliary,
also
representatives
of
other
Organizations
laying
wreaths,
"Fall
In"
at
Canadian
Legion
Hall
10.15
a.
m.
Friday
Nov.
11.
Berets
or
Forage
Caps
should
be
worn
(if
owned)
also
medals
ancior
ribbons.
All
ex-service
personnel
are
invited
to
join
the
Parade.
PHILIP
M.
RAY
Secretary-Manager
(263)
.940
four-door
Chev.
SAVOY
in
ousiness
une.
ruw.c
BakeFi
Mr
Ka2,ekj
p
pnffCTi
j
7
7;mh'
A.
McDonnell,
E.
L.
Johannes,
F
"ffiWKSSnt
J.
Hale,
G.
K.
Hale,
Mrs.
W.
Pat-
Pressure
Ticket
Arc.
Refer-
terson,
Mr.
Collins,
R.
Taylor,
J.
H12.
Daily
News
FOR
RENT
Sleeoln?
room
for
working
girl.
Apply
Box
587
City.
2631
Ii-1947
Ford
deluxe
NOW
3.95
&
5.95
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LIMITED
pnres
ADD1V
DOS
ii
REAL
ESTATE
wll
mileace.
excel-
iOTEL
News.
(264)
o''lluus.
I
From
Sandspit
E.
Wahl,
Mr.
am.
Owner
leaving
mav
be
seen
at
Bob
Must
be
sold
by
,and
Mrs.
B.
Schellenburg.
Recent
Listings
of
Inter
1
10
Resonably
pric-Sale.
(263)
est
,
'
5th
Ave.
W.
7
room
house:
W.
L.
WOODS,
Prop.
PHONE
37
P.O.
BOX
1397
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
j
calibre,
specially
not
water
neatiiiK:
riasiereu
cdncrete
foundation:
imme-tliateoccupancy,
easily
con-
ird
Ave.
'
Box
638
Ph.
357
tonvertid
Mark
3
at
10-shot
Sporting
tt
each
onlv
$45.00
a
ammHiltlon
$3
00
J
tlelivcrv.
Limited
apfone
for
paxo
and
"
Monev
refunded
factory.
Scope
Sales
;
Q'een
St
,
Ottawa
t280)
VerilDie
VO
UUjlirA
"
...,
ment
purpose.
Priced
to
sell
Ambrose
Ave-7
room
house
furnished;
harbor
view;
3
lots,
basement.
9th
E.
near
McBride
four
room
bungalow,
basement.
Vacant
only
$2500
with
$1000
down.
8t,h
W
7
room
house,
concrete
basement,
newlv
decor-atPd
io
down,
full
price
only
$3800.
.
t,
Fnr
tv,esP
&othpr
nrnnert'ps
See
Armstrone
Agencies
Ph.
342
or
Green
297
(evesl
W
KNOWN
NAMEf-i
Soeecler
Shovels
uraclir.PS-
Adam'
Dries
Quickly
with
a
beautiful
f&t
finish.
Paint
today-move
in
tomorrow.
$1.40
qt.
$4.50
pal.
jaders:
Littlcford
Bros.
Cereal
and
Carnation'
says
Mrs.
Arthur
Lavecque,
Toronto
If
you
have
children
who
balk
at
finishing
up
their
cereal
every
morning
try
giving
them
undiluted
Carnation
Milk
to
pour
on
it.
Maybe
you'll
be
surprised.
Mrs.
Arthur
Lavecque
of
Toronto
has
six
children
who
were
all
Carnation
babies,
and
she
finds
the
morning
cereal
no
problem
with
Carnation
in
the
cream
jug.
Carnation
is
pure,
whole,
cows'
milk,
evaporated
to
do
libit
richness,
Homogenization
and
heat-refinement
make
it
creamy
smooth
and
richer
V1CKERS
1$
DISTIUtO
IN
CANADA
AND
IS
DISTIIIUTID
IvCalVtTt
rut
Rook
Crannies:
?
Concrete
Mixers;
Qrk
ift
Tn.Uo.
Mulct-,
This
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400
units
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"sunshine"
vitamin
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in
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pint
you
use.
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on
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East.
Well
decorated
and
painted.
Garage
and
large
well
drained
lawn
at
rear.
Wired
lor
Electric
range
has
extra
outlets
in
kitchen
and
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room
Remodeled
kitchen,
and
all
cupboards
in
bedims
finished.
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Two
bedroom
house
on
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Ave.
East
just
off
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wth
oil
stove
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heater
New
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roof,
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