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M.iili.iMliiJ)Uil.
MJ
.MIiinm
prirvp
Rupert
Tn'V
MrwS
Former
Local
Thursflay,
December
7,
1950
Boy
Married
Conrad
St.
Schol
school
was
of
that
type.
The
"
height
was
left
to
the
discretion
Conrad
St.
School
of
Trustee
A.
J.
Dominate
The
marriage
took
place
Saturday
evening
last,
at
New
The
construction
of
a
fence
The
secretary
was
instructed
I
Westminster,
of
June
Elizabeth,
at
Conrad
Street
School
play-
i
to
write
letters
of
thanks
to
the
daughter
or
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
James
ground
was
authorized
Dy
lasi
p.-TA.
and
the
Scouts
and
K
t
eeney.
and
William
Victor
-nlght.s
meeting
of
the
school
Guides
for
their
interest
and
of
Mrs.
Louise
Jane
Manson,
son
j
after
if.0-
letter
f.m
Irom
th
the
Manson.
Qualicum
Beach,
fmrt1'
a
financial
help
In
the
fence.
the
late
John
Manson
of
Prince
Scout-Guicte
Association
offer-Rupert
and
Salt
Spring
Island,
ing
S50
toward
it
was
heard.
The
For
Action,
Advertise!
The
ceremony
was
periormea
Dy
,
secretary
said
there
had
also
Rev.
Cecil
Swanson
in
Christ
'
t
n
$75
Dlacea
at
the
board's
Church
Cathedral.
j
rfisnnsai
for
the
Dumose
bv
the
Te
b
-ide.
a
registered
nurse,
ParentTeachers'
Association,
was
attended
by
a
sisternutse,
;
Afler
SQme
dlscusslon
as
Miss
Louisa
Holy.
David
Thomp-
the
t
Qf
fence
erectf
tne
Eon
was
best
man
The
weddB
boar(J
declded
fence
trip
was
to
Seattle,
the
bride
annrooriafa
as
Glen
nlaid
suit
wnn
wearlnK
a
the
encfi
arQund
rest
Qf
the
red
acressones
-
-
Bazaar
By
Candlelight
FOR
ALL
BUILDERS'
NEEDS,
PHONE
LBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
L,,,.;.
A'-,
L.
.,..,,,
...-
-L.
-i
--
-1
rfonltp
nnwrr
difficulties,
Port
Edward's
Anglican
fall
ba-j
TIRED
BUT
HAPPY
Smiling
tescued
seamen
of
the
U.S.
tanker
Esso
Rochester
are
shown
being
interviewed
by
reporters
at
a
Quebec
Harbor
pier
after
their
rescue
by
the
Montreal
tanker
Maruba.
Leaning
over
in
oilskin
jacket
is
George
Hewitt,
50-year-old
boatswain
of
the
Esso
Rochester,
which
sank
off
Anticosti
Island
after
losing
its
prow
in
heavy
gales.
Kneeling,
right,
is
radio
officer
Hyman
Mandel
of
the
Maruba,
who
picked
up
SOS
signals
from
the
broken
tanker.
(CP
PHOTO)
Likei
Weather
At
Prince
Rupert
Card
Enjoyed
Acclaiming
Prince
Rupert's
WW
mild
'winter
weather
today
with:
"We
enjby
this
nice
weather!
zaar
was.
held
Tuesday.
Enforced
use
of
candles
and
lanterns
lent
an
effective
setting
to
the
bazaar
which
was
opened
with
an
address
to
the
ladies
by
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter.
Guests
were
-welcomed
by
Mrs.
Johnson
at
the
door
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Fraser,
president
of
the
Ladles'
Auxiliary.
bits
we
e
In
play
at
:,tly
Canadian
Lfg-,
ty
in
the
Canadian
Department
of
Transport
steamship
inspector,
H.
Rev-wick,
arrived
In
Prince
Rupert
from
Vancouver
aboard
the
Pritice
George
yesterday.
Chief
inspector
of
Canadian
Immigration
at
Vancouver,
E.
A.
here;
we
have
had
it
40
below
at
Dawson
Creek,"
Dennis
Cal-llson,
who
runs
a
lodge
on
the
Alaska
Highway
near
Dawson
Creek,
came
here
to
meet
his
wife
who
returned
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday.
Mr.
Callison,
who
has
been
visiting
his
brother-in-law
and
t;ln
tttutfi-
Mi
QnH
Ura
Rurlpr
J.I
la.it
niB'u-
,
in
bridge
were
Mrs.
and
Mr.
Allaire;
!n
Frozen
pipes?
Phone
Thorn
M;S.
J.
O.
BlftCK
HH'i
Sillette
arrived
In
Prince
Rupert
vesterdav
aboard
the
Prince
Legion
Auxiliary
meeting
8
o'clock.
Election
of
(it)
Sheet
Metal,
Black
884.
(tf)
''
whist,
Mrs.
W.
D.
t
x
cio.(ui
if
v,..
iJ
Georee
for
a
visit
on
official
,)
M
i.stad.
uts
were
served
hv
headed
by
Mrs.
B.
j
Havdale
6q0
Thomson,
will
re-
Gordon
Acton
returned
to
today
for
Vancouver
on
a"
brief
,
business.
!
VlTL
RU1,frtH
"
;Ve
business
trlP"
I
Returning
from
Shaughr.essy
uec-ge
yesterday
after
two;
a
.
Uim,.
Hnitoi
ahrP
he
has
Military
W
weeks
business
t
ip
to
Vancouver.
I
H.
Parker
returned
to
the
h;
y,
f..imw
"H
turn
with
Mrs.
Callison
to
the
Mrs.
Alexander
jr.,
sen.
Mrs.
B.
Rm-
north.
Mrs.
Callison
has
been
visiting
at
Powell
River.
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
rP3
s
:
B-llin-'er,
Mrs.
A.
Mrs.
I).
Gomez
and
n
nw.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
icily
on
yesteraay
aiternoons
-------
There
are
only
14
more
shop-
piane
form
an
extended
business
P1
month,
Wright
Davles
ar-ping
days
till
Christmas.
The
un
to
Vancouver
rived
in
tne
city
on
tne
Prlnc
mans
will
be
closing
shortly.
Geti
George
yesterday,
your
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
NOW,
S.O.N.
Whist
and
Dance
Fr(-
A1"er
,,.,
v,,
m(hu,
.
at
the
VARIETY.
STORE.
'(W.
day.
Dec.
8.
Whist.
8
o'clock.1
vfh??Lf
'
ftle
Music
by
Mike
Colussi.
Refresh-
VaI?couvej:
an
w1f.
J.
H.
Black
and
Murray
John-
ments.
Everybody
welcome.
(289)
Ingham.
Mrs.
Carson
Wallace
re-snn
TPtiiniPd
tn
tii
ntv
hv
or.r
.
i
turned
aboard
the
Pi
ince
Oeorga
OUNCEMENTS
Church
Fall
Bazaar
Prince
Rupert
C.
N.
Shears,
J.
Weeden
H.
Everett.
O.
S.
Spiers,
William
at
the
first
of
the
week
from
a'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Sedgewick
of
yesterday
from
her
two
week'
7.
Novelty
Dance
Robertson,
Ken
Jordan,
R.
M.
i:
Gun
(pi
uuiespie,
l,.
m.
ueia
ira
utxxie
8.
week's
trip
to
the
Houston
and
Port
Edward,
who
have
been
on
holiday.
Telkwa
dlstlct.
a
holiday
trip
to
California
and
j
Mm
Canadian
nsh,
95c
buys
a
pound
of
Nabob
StiSLr
ing
Company's
personel
manager
the
Frmce
"eo.ge
yesteraay.
coffee.
15c
buvs
a
tin
of
grape-
o
Vancouveri
arrive1
hure
fruit,
iulre
at.
SHEARDOWNS.
Don't
forget
the
Rod
and
aboard
the
Prince
George
yester-
r
13
Canadian
Le-i
pre-Christmas
ball.
ana
u.
J.
st.'oni,
Vancouver;
i.
Whittaker,
Vic
ia;
Margaret
Berg,
Watson
Lake;
Frank
Dock-rill.
.
Telkwa;
J.
B.
William,
Cranf-rd,
New
York.
L
u
liters
Variety
musi-
Be
sure
to
watch
our
windows
Gun
Club
dance
at
your
Civic
day.
While
here
he
"will
Inspest
civii;
Centre,
Monday,
GIFT
STATIONERY
BOOKS
NOVELTY
ITEMS
PETER
PAH
GIFT
SHOPPE
(Next
to
Dally
News)
for
other
good
week-end
specials.
Centre
on
December
8.
Lots
of
the
new
plant
at
the
ocean
cjock.
(283c)
(278)
fun,
lot
of
prizes.
F.,
M.
DockUII.
well
known
H.
E.
Winch,
leader
of
the
CCFi
t
i."gion
cam
puny.
J.
Bruce
Johnstone
of
Lakelse
C
An
organizational
meeting
of
Telkwa
coal
mine
operator,
ar
opposition
in
the
provincial
leg-
rived
in
the
city
on
Tuesday
18.
r
20
Canadian
Le--ur-Missus
Nlte.
nieht's
train
from
the
Interior
Islature
travelled
to
Ocean
Falls
'Lake,
who
has
bee
no
na
trip
to
a
Rotary
mixed
chorus
wui
oe
on
the
Prince
George
this
week.'
Vancouver,
arrived
in
the
city
held
Friday,
evening,
Dec.
8,
He
plans
to
return
south
on
the
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
Civic
Centre.
Any
person
inter-same
vessel
tomorrow.
I
from
the
south
and
proceeded
to
ested
in
choral
singing
Is
lnvit-
for
a
brief
business
visit.
He
will
return
to
the
Interior
Friday
evening.
There,
is
a
XZHRISTIS
BISCUIT
for
aery
tosfc
Christina-
tree
and
'
27
!
.hamber
of
Commerce
cabaret
party,
Dec
the
interior
by
the
evening
train,
eu
to
nutuu.
We
have
found
a
source
ofj
Henry
Whittaker,
here
in
his
4
;
j
The
i
iss
to
Che
community
which"
will
be
entailed
in
the
transfer
-from
here
to
Victoria
of
Neville
'Gerrard,
who
has
really
very
good
ladies'
hand-
capacity
as
provincial
architect
bags.
Quite
suitable
for
a
fine
to
make
a
finai
inspection
of
"
i't.
L
Christmas
gift.
Mostly
Morocco
...
VOPnm1t
iin,mr
store
calf,
priced
from
$12.50
to,
r
fh'
,'$29.50.
We
of
course
have
lower
and
nriced
baes
Bulgers.
titi.rnnce
ueorge
yeswfiuay
same
will
return
south
on
the
:cirmMriNG
cosrs
er
JRE
BOTANY
j
WOOL
j
I
'
:
ft
vessel
tonight.
You
will
find
the
greatest
selection
of
Christmas
decorations
for
the
home
at
ths
VARIETY
STORE.
(tf.)
eLEcrxrY
your
farm
Piailk
Ul
C
V.
I
ni-Rcia
tut
v.-
past
ft
a-
years,
was
mentioned
at
the
monthly
dinne.'
Monday
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
by
President
L.
M.
Felsenthal.
Congratulations
were
extended
to
Mr.
Gerrard
on
his
promotion
and
arlmo'vlerlp-ement
voiced
of
his
wo
k
for
the
Chamber.
Christmas
turkeys,
ducks
or
geese.
Place
your
orders
with
us
now
to
assure
you
the
grade
and
Sunbeam
Appliances
Install
tk&
DIESEL
PWEN
(St?
Heating
Pads
Waffle
Irons
Captain
L.
Knoop,
Royal
Canadian
Infantry,
t
ansferred
from
the
British
Army,
arrived
here
DANISH
FARM
'today
aboard
the
Prince
George
The
site
of
the
first
farm
barn
on
liaison
duty
from
British
Col-
Toasters
Kettles
Silex
Electric
Coffee
Makers
Records
and
Players
Irons
In
Denmark
dating
irom
a.jj.
umma
neuuquui
w
ia
v
v
-aiv,u..
work
here.
Captain
400-f4)O.
still
Is
visible
in
West
ver.
Atte
I
nil
4
t
i
size
of
.bird
you
require,
wt
CLEAN
THEM
AND
DELIVER
THEM.
MIDWAY
GROCERY
AND
MEAT
MARKET.
Phone
659.
,
(287c)
ORDER
YOUR
APPLES
FOR
XMAS
NOW.
Fancy
Macs
$3.S3
box,
Jr.
size
Another
shipment
Netted
Gem
potatoes
arriving
Wednesday,
excellent
keepers,
$2.99
sack.
Include
Jap
oranges
with
your
order
still
$1.29
box.
MIDWAY
GROCERY
AND
MEAT
MARKET.
Phone
1
Knoop
will
.go
to
Smithers.
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
Tht
"Morrison
Automatic"
A.C.
Firm
Lkhting
Plnl
with
tho
4iroct
coupled
Pottor
diMl
onalno
cost$
33
lost
to
run
than
a
gasoline
machine;
maintenance
costs
are
lower,
too
.
.
.
the
Patter
diesel
engine,
with
fewer
working
parts
than
a
gasoline
engine,
operates
at
only
1,200
r.o.m.
Insures
lower
upkeep
costs
and
longer
service
life.
I
MlttUTB
CAR
WASH
VESETS
.
C
(
Wine,
y-ttjfr.
I,,'
"
Nicely
boxed
-ji
i
;
xf
""!
:m.M
L659.
We
deliver.
(2870)
IF
you
are
shopping
for
TOYS
.
.
.
come
to
the
VARIETY
STORE.
Our
stock
is
complete
arid
prices
are
right,
(tf
)
iiCS
POKE
SOKE
SCARVES
bCARVti
I
I
'title
Scottish
Tartant
!:ACHT"
CAMERON
-
LIGHT
&.
POWER
AT
DOLLAR
SWINGS
The
British-made
sell
regulating
Morrison
"ror'
ith
w
Petter
diesel
engine,
make
up
this
dependable
instantaneous
"switch-starting"
liqhting
plant.
The
compact
Morrison-Automatic
comes
fully
equipped
with
all
accessories;
is
ready
for
use
as
soon
as
installed.
Morrison
Automatics
are
world
no
other
plant
is
"iust
as
good".
Two
models
stocked:
2.S00
.mlS
w-ih
?U20
$l4g0NO
KXffcAS
Immediate
Delivery.
Models
supplied
up
to
25.000
watts.
puir
Mcpherson
1.95
BY
CLARET
and
1
-liv
"no
-'
I'-
1
1
I
The
CMiy
MlllifAanwSviftJj
The
Pioneer
Druggists
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
Q1
cllow
Reversible
1.50
LARET
RUBY
75c
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
pRMAL
WEAR
By
BUIIX
y
white
silk
hand-n
scurf
3.50
Commodore
Cafe
y
...
1.00
to
2.50
speed
it
up?
I'm
in
a
hurry!"
"Can
you
PHARMACY
uJJ
DE,"tricf
,
f
&Mmt$rm
Products!
IE
CLOTHING
I1
g
the
Public
of
Prince
:ipcrt
over
33
years
tinted
luncheon
napkins
-
table!
A
different
touch
that
will
to
grace
ony
make
your
luncheon
table
more
attractive,
distinctive.
,
,
.
See
the
Milady
Embossed,
luncheon
sue,
paper
napkins,
tinted
in
a
variety
of
lovely
pastels
to
match
any
colour
scheme.
drug
or
department
store.
At
your
grocery,
Economical
laundry
Saving
Colourful
t
i
SATIH
-
GLO
HOURS
1
G.E.
Washer
and
GE.
Toasters,
P
MOUKa.
5159
50
rom
$9.95
to
$14.50
u
J
GE
9'2
It.
G.E.
Radios
...$19-95
1
WEEK
DAYS:
(
Refrigerator
$429.00
G.E.
Kettles
$14-50
q
N
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
I
I
Royal
vacuum
e
I
I
Cleaners
$80.55
CIIKIDAY
1
Table
Lamps
$4.95
to
$6.95
urWAi.
1
Trilite
Lamps
....
$15.5
p
7
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
I
TmmmmmmiKasssB
9
HORTHERII
B.C.
POWER
CO.
Gloss
&
High
Gloss.
any
beautiful
tints
ntcrior
decorating.
PCK
DRY
ING
1
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART,
B.C.
I
!
.
j
COLORED
NAPKINS
THOMPSON
WARE
CO.
LTD