iXuvttt
Daflp
jSctos
1943
Friday.
November
2
M3lm
sailed.
CTJNMOW,
Essex,
En1anrl,'
V,
It'
back
to
eChooHor
coua-.
ciUors
or
this'
town.
A&r
coun-fiteeUngs:
police
fpvf
them
the
same,
lectures
and
films
,
on
.
road
safety
as
thoscf1
given
-to
schoolchildren.-
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Reminiscences
ByWj.
end
Reflections
Moose
Women's
Committee
Meet
Mooseheart
committee
of
tr
Women
of
the
Moose
held
a
regular
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Pen.y
Welter.
Ambrose
Avenue,
yesterday.
.Ten
members
prince
George
the
bride.
Presiding
at
the
paurin?
1aryl-s
were
Mrs,.LvW.
Kergin
and
Mrs.
S.
E.
Parker.
Serviteurs
were
Mrs.
T.
Fraser,
Mrs.
A.
Astoria,
Mr.
C.
A.
Keilett,
Mrs.
Edward
Garner,
Mis.
Jack
McNulty,
M'fs
Muriel
Vance
and
Miss
Sheila
Ramsay.
Also
assisting
were
T.
Fraser,
Jack
McNulty
and
EH
Garner.
CHARMING
BRIDE
WELCOMED
HERE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A;ex
Mitchell
at
Home
In
lion
or
mt
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Douglas
Frisaell
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
Fourth
Avenue
We,
wre
hosts
at
an
'At
Home'
yesterday
afternoon
so
that
many
-
frier.de
might
call
an
dextenrt
a
welcome
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
When
living
in
an
apart-ment
building
where
a
doortnan
opens
the
door
.vrv
time
one
enters
or
leaves
,1s
it
nocssary
to
thank
him
wh
time?
A.
Why
not?
A
courteous
"thank
you"
cow
nothing,
end
most
certainly
indicates
Rood
breeding
on
your
part.
lost,
took
a
second
look
at
the
weip
present
and
plans
were
Income
tax
returns
filed
by
made
to
purchase
Xmu
gifts
those
whose
boxes
had
been
,
for
ighl
thiiUren
at
Mooseheart,
robbed
and
asked
financially
also
a
gtft
for
the
Sunhk:e
child,
embarrassing
questions.
And,
a
cake
was
made
by
the
hostess
""
"
i
",
,
f:
ORPINGTON,
Kent."
InglanB..
(P-Concert
pianist
Dame
Myra
Hes,
giving
a
recital
hern
stopped
and
decUred:
"This
piano
Is
doing
Its
best
MuV
IJ
Is
like
,
entering""
a
donkey
for
the
Grand
National.
I
hope
everyone
wUl
club
together
arfd
buy
a
new.
Qfifc",,
i
j"
.
It
is
suggested
that
tlv
Car.-boo
and
Fraser
roads
be
made!
Ht
for
the
elite
before
acteh-!
tion
can
be
given
the
Skeena
Highway
further
north.
The
latter
can
serve.
the
"hardy
twists"
whatever
Is
meant
by
that)
while
thoroughfares
in
the
wuth
are
being
made
safe
Tor
democracy
and
culture.
The
iude
fellows
on
the
frontier
a
prospect
of
pro-
now
there's
secuUons.
THETFORD,.
.Korioik,
Eng.,
TP
4n
26
year
as
Congrega-tionalist
minister
here,
Rev.
Henry
Gardner,
.90,
never
preached
One
aitte
.
sermon
twice.
.
-.
.
.
.
to
Mrs.
Mitchell's
brother,
aug-las
FrizzeU,
and
his
charming
young
bride,
the
former
Miss
Beatrice
Owazar
of
Wmnipeg.
anfl
rat
Nod
among
the
committee
members.
Delicious
refreshment
were
set-red..,
.
Members
present
were
Mr.
Welter,
Mr.j.
R.
B.
Skinner,
Mrs.
O.
Tweed,
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon.
Mr.
Jack
Hos-
-iovnnsMKvr
i,iti
k
act-
(
section
an
i
Ntl
of
A.lnnlln
fmr
Cnnwnt
TriiHT
r
llrn
l.lmn.
Some
of
Prince
Rupert's
crows
must
have
been
regarding
snow
Xor
the
first
time
notice
is
hereby
otvEN
!
and
their
cars
which
have
the
inursaay
morning,
mey
nop-
king,
Mrg
R
Johnson,
Mrs.
F.
ped
nervously,
shaking
now-
De
Biais,
Mrs.
w.
T.
Terry,
Mrs.
Hakes
from
restless
wings,
and
w
Faueht
and
Mr
w
Mtmv
"
aivii
uuy
oi
next,
the
imUiTMned
inarms
PPlT
U
the
Utiw
Control
hardihood
of
jeeps
can,
in
the
interval,
stand
a
few
bumps.
breakfast
Dusru
mot
emwnt
t
transfer
crt
bow
Llsrnee
Nn
7hhi
.
.
There
were
numerous
cajler
fr
extend
congratulations
and
best
wishes
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
FrizzeK
who
had
arrived
1ft
the
city
Wednesday
night
following
t
r
extended
iwneymoon
tour
in
the
United
Slates.
The.
gueaU
were
Deceived
lh
the
tastefully
decorated
rooms
luuKing
in
vain
lor
itchell
jjrrie
aM
tc
(tie
nwpwrt
of
pmmiwm
ttt-uw
pt
ot
j
Chlorinating
of
drinking
a
huiwiriK
known
cuiedoniR
water
cannot
be
said
to
he
"pickings."
Everything
was
covered
with
a
soft,
cold,
strange
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Ryan
,..
,i
Tont
Buwet.
ron.
I
harmful
tn
the
consumer,
ad
appearing
white
thickness
that
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
"
'",JJ
wnirjin,
upon
I
i
mining
that
in
certain
cases
1!
t!
gradually
increased
in
height.
Oeorge
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
ure
nun
OTOTIIWW
ft
LOLH
2
Knri
ft
i
ui.i.
'i
.
4
by
Mrs.
Mitchell
who
introduced
might
be
objectionable.
In
a
1
Beady
eyes
had
a
troubled
loua.,
and
elsewhere
in
the
south
province
like
British
fVilumhin
I
Huin
twvr
ttko
this
V
I
III,
M
W
I
W
.
I
I.IMITKD
IhoilrfUnriK
nf
lnlrae
nnH
itrtamel
-
...
S'llOBf
can
hardly
be
any
purer
than
Mrs.
George
Black,
who
was
they
are.
Cities
like
Seattle
in
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday
re-j
worrv
alone
"as
is"
and
while
turning
to
her
home
in
White-
o.
,
kiwiiiw
oi
rort
eskiiik-
ton,
Mup
637.
Prhwf
Rupert
Uiiwl
HuflBWHt.tnn
DlBtrkt,
tn
Uv
Hrnv-Hiei-
!
HiiUHh
CalumbiH.
from
Alfiwl
Ht-nry
Hifrklim.
ItoeniMW,
u
Jnet
Runs
Brown,
of
Hon
fcuKtiiK-Un.
British
Columbia,
the
transferee.
UATK1J
at
Prince
Rupert,
BC
thin
27th
day
of
October,
1H48
JANKT
ROSS
BROWN.
Applicant
Jtnd
Inuuiferee
1280)
Francois
Lake
News
!LS
-and
Vancouver
once
accepted
the
j
noise
for
the
winter,
has
more
j
William
Ablitt
and
Roy
Pierrot
i
reading
and
talk.
After
several
came
up
by
truck
.from
Vancou-
hymns
were
song,
accompanied
change
when
haunted
by
war-j
diafl
once
given
amusement
in
tlr:
visions,
that
city
Is
cheer-
the
telling
of
a
little
story
"on
fu'iy
back
where
she
was
orig-
herself."
A
candidate
for
the
er,
bringing
a
trafctor
with
by
Mrs.
Phil
Kelly
on
:he
piano,
!n..i!tr
tnnt....ln
.1.1
!
.
m..t
i
.1..
..u.a
l,
WI.U11U4UUI1
IJUlllg
OI
IUKOI1
Ul
UK
inicta.
lnem
AWltt
purchased
(Jjp
and
there
is
a
reason.
The
pre-,
ejection,
friends
wondered
if
she
Alkinson
farm
on
the
there
,
Was
a
period
of
Bible
study.
At
the
close
of
the
meet
IF
rauuoii
is
aiso
in
lorce
ai
rrince
naa
not
Deen
possioiy
emoar-
ing,
Mrs.
Kelly
told
the
numbers
hoice
.
.
.-
Rupert,
but
some
wondering
why.
Take
your
c
pHN
H.
LGER
Lmktrist
and
comes
up
when
be.
can
take
a
week
or
two
from
his
business
He
spent
two
weeks
bknrghinS
with
his
new
tractor.'
cannot
help
tassed.
Perliaps
some
of
her
j
constituents
were
no
gentlemen,
ihey
suggested.
"But
then"
ir
that'-he
and
her
famlry
vwer?
shortly
moving
to
Vancouver
to
live.-
She
regretted
leaving
many
friends
here.
Mr.
Par-
chuckled
Mrs.
Black,
"I
told
them
1
was
no
lady."
is
TUAIN
SCHEDULE
Trouble,
it
seems,
rarely
comes
unaccompanied.
Safety
deposit
boxes
in
Maxville,
Ont.,
were
recently
plundered
and
scores
lost
their
life
savings.
This
hurt
but
it
was
not
all.
National
Revenue
Department
agents
learned
what
each
victim
had
-
There
were
ten
present
at
the
tington
and
Mrs.
Millar
were
th?
Women's
Christian
Association
hostesses,
and
served
r-fresh-meeting
at
Mrs.
Kewe's
at
the
ment.
The
next
meeting
will
bs
landing
on
Saturday
aftern.i.
v..
at
Mrs.
Earle
Hanke's
home
at
Miss
Preston,
matron
of
the
the
Landing
,
Bulger
Ltd.
jrd
Avenue
Plumhint
or
Heating
Call
SMITH
&
ELKINS
Phone
174
Bos
271
Friday,
For
the
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
8:00
p.m.
Burns
Lake
Hospital,
gave
a
i
The
weather
has
een
mild,
..
.
.of
our
lovely
merchandise
and
make
a
small
deposit.
When
It
is
convenient
you
may
pick
up
your
selection
and
arrange
for
payments
through
our
PERSONALIZED
BUDGET
PLAN.
No
Interest
No
Carrying
Charges.
.
v
Among
our
many
lines
of
ladies'
.
wear
you
may
be
eipurially
:
ieresied
in:
BUL'SES,
SLACKS,
TWIN-SET
-
'
SWEATERS
't
SKIRTS,
plain
r
lancy
EVENING
.COWT8S,
ImESSES,
COME
OVfcW
AMP
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S
H
THANK'S
i
SPEND
THE
rTtV
L
NEEC
ST
EVENING
AT
.VJb
-HLtOTO.:
vith
snow
thawing
off
the
roofs
night
and
dar.
After
a
fall
of
seven
Inches
of
snow,
the
snow
nlows
have
been
working
the
roads.
Several
of
the
young
people
,j
rr
went
to
the
dance
,at
Decker
Lake
oh
Saturday
evening
and
report
having
had
a
-good
time.
HOUSECOATS,
SUITS,
.
TOPCOATS
and
HATS
If
you
are
Olft
Buylngt
examine
our
displays
of
UMBRELLAS,
STOCK-
The
road
ha
been
altered
at
Hickeye,
going
right
aeross
the
flat
to
leave
room
for
the
as
HANDBAGS,
GLOVES,
1NGS
and
LINGERIE.
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nil
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as)
siiii
.
sembling
of
the
new
ferry
on
the
lake
shore.
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WONT
LET
MIM
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A.
N.
WliHon,
-
distriU,
-repre
sentative
of
the
National
Film
Board,
Prince
George,
visited
here
on
Thursday,
arranging
about
the
showing
of
films
here.
He
Is
planning
a
self
-opera
tins
ssheme
so
that
a
few
cjn
learn
how
to
operate
th';
projecter
and
can
show
th?
films
as
they
are
sent
here.
'
FLCOEt
Mrs.
Holtz
has
been
in
the
hospital
for
a
week
with
threatened
pneumonia.,
She
Is
home
again.
,
The
Hamre
and
Waale
Sawmills
have
moved
across
the
lake
from
Cowans
at
Clemretta.
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received
a
large
shipment
of
excellent
pattern;
in
linoleum
by
the
Jraed
an'
rugs.
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in
and
see
the
display
in
our
basement
department.
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It's
the
Elcn
dalle
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for
Tasty
Meals
Chop
Suey
Chow
Meiit
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince.
Rupert
Hotel
.
v.
7:fl0
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
178
for
Outside
Orders!
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crisp
wintry
air,
spicy
went
of
pine.
Add
Blue
Grots
Flower
Mitt,
famed
fragrance
by
Elizabeth
Arden.
It's
a
wonderful
gift,
'm
a
gay
gift-wrapping,
with
a
Kentucky-caught
Kent,
to
take
the
Christmas
air)
ChritHnst
wrapped
(lw
Skeena
Restaurant
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LLOYD
SAUDER,
PROPRIETOR
.
,
GOOD
FOOD
GOOD
SERVICE-
Open
6:30
a.m,
till
midnight.
Closed
9
p.m.
Sunday-
DINE
AND
DANCE
''.
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
yourselves
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