pttnti
rrooMi
n
ntwt
Monday,
December
5.
1343
to
the
Grar.d
Guardian
Cc-jtlzI
i
by
Marion
Shei.tun,
responded
to
b
George
J.
Dawes;
Bethel
Mo-,
ther
Gordon
by
Mary
Strachan
Hew
Queen
01
Job
Daughters
COAL
responded
to
by
Mrs.
R.
Gordon;
to
the
Masons,
by
Heather
Brcw-
Co-op
Delegates
.
Return
South
Hear
II.
M.
Daett
over
I
responded
to
by
John
Thompson.
Meeting
Prince
Rupert
C.F.P.R.
Monday
at
7.30
p.m.
I
to
parents
and
friends,
by
Diane
j
Kennedy,
responded
to
by
Mrs.
yer
rr-c
HARD,
HOT
Teachers'
Ass'n.
Tuesday,
Dec.
6.
Civic
Centre,
7:30
p.m.
(283)
Donna
McArthur
U
new
Queen
of
the
local
bethel
of
Job's
Daughters
as
a
result
of
recent
elections
and
on
Friday
nl'ht
in
the
Masonic
Temple
was
installed
in
that
capacity.
On
the
Prince
George
for
Van
283
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T
.C.
Creachan
couver
last
Thursday
were
vis
Your
Locker
Plant
operators
IJd
CLEAN-BURNING
at
no
faecond
Ave.
operate
a
James
MacDonald.
for
the
parents
and
by
C.
A.
Berner
for
the
friends.
Refreshments,
donated
by
a
Shriner.
were
served
following
ln-
iting
delegates
returning
south
after
attending
the
semi-annual
are
Prince
Rupert
visitors
having
arrived
on
the
Princess
Norah
Monday
morning.
Mr.
Creaghan
retail
meat
and
fish
counter
for
service
oi
the
general
puoac.
tf
Other
officers
installed
were:
Senior
Princess.
Jean
w
partner
In
the
Montreal
firm
stallation.s
XMAS
HAMPERS
Wanted
of
Creaghan
and
Archibald,
ce
full
details
of
needy
veterans
rt&McCaffery
ment
diock
contractors,
who
are
or
veterans"
widows
(name,
ad
ill
;
Junior
Princess.
Mcllainc
Bre-j
A
pieasant
feature
of
the
hi"-
cning's
proceedings
was
the
pres-
Guide.
Mary
Strachan.
cntation
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Marshal,
Heather
Brewer.
I
yhe!!
of
'a
handsome
copper-
presently
on
a
job
for
the
Col
dress,
number
in
family
and
circumstances
i.
Communicate
in
umoia
Cellulose
Co
.at
Watson
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Coop
meeting
held
Monday
and
Tuesday
of
the
week.
They
were,
A.
J.
Wlrick,
Vancouver
secretary
of
the
B.
C.
Co-operative
Union:
R.
Besore,
Chicago,
manager
of
the
mid-west
(U-S-A.t
division
of
the
Fishermen's
Federation
Inc.;
T.
H.
Sorcrisen,
Vancouver,
general
manager
of
the
Fishermen
Co-operative
Federation;
A.
V.
Hill,
D.
G.
MacDonald
and
Mor
Lliili
if
"
PHONE
118
lmKt-millING
SUTLIKS
writing
to
chairman
Canadian
Legion
Christmas
Hamper
Com
Senior
Custodian,
Marion
b(;ttomKi
Settle
as
a
Christmas
Shenton.
,
piIt
Tne
presentation
was
made
Island.
Just
Received
Croydon
Bur
berries,
all
sizes,
12
to
42.
An
mittee,
P.O.
Box
628,
City.
List
Junior
custodian.
Kutn
Ketcn-
by
the
honored
queen,
eson.
'
j
There
were
a
number
of
raf-
doses
Monday
December
12.
(h)
nette
Manscll's.
tf
Miss
Joyce
Watts
arrived
in
the
First
Messenger.
Margaret
flcs
wRh
winr)crs
as
follows:
Don't
forget
the
Ladies
Oranqe
NESE
Civic
Election
Rally
at
the
Strachan.
p-.v-
rnds
of
coffee.
Mariorie
city
on
today's
plane
irom
her
III
IN
Second
Messenger.
Janet
Raeq-'T3ttcrsal
Pair
0f
Men's
Socks.
Civic
Centre
on
Tuesday
night
at
8.00
p.m.
Under
the
sponsor
gan
Berg
of
the
Fishermen's
Cooperative
Federation;
Colin
Mc-
ow.
r..ri
Brechin.
Cake.
Mrs.
William
ship
uf
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Tea,
Wednesday,
Dec.
7,
at
Odd-i
fellows'
Hall.
Have
tea
while
you
shop
for
your
Christmas
presents
at
the
sewing
stall
and
take
home
something
for
supper
from
the
home
cooking
and
last
but
not
nurses'
training
studies
a
t
Roal
Jubilee
Hospital,
Victoria,
to
spend
a
month's
vacation
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
M.
Watts.
Commerce.
All
candidates
will
Third
Messenger.
Claire
Rit-'ncj,j.
chie.
i
Raffle
prize
donors
were
Mrs.
Fourth
Messenger.
Jean
Husoy.
James
Simpson
and
Mr.
Robert
Fifth
Messenger,
Edith
Jordan.
I
Gordon.
speak
during
evening.
(284
Kea
and
Alex
Eyton,
of
the
United
Fishermen's
Co-oporative
Association,
all
of
Vancouver.
George
Greenwell
and
John
Donaldson
with
the
Kyuquot
joiitnf
Japan-season
rracli-
,
retail
strcs
at
$1
55
cxp.tcd
this
;ticipatcd
that
good
supply
M
O.
GormHy,
district
forester
least
don't
forget
the
lovely
gifts
at
the
raffle
table.
284
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
S.
Nickcrson
left
by
plane
today
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Portland,
Oregon,
Trailers'
Co-operative
A.u.,
and
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Hear
Rudolph
Olson
tonight
Bill
Sutherland,
delegate
from
to
attend
a
Western
Forestry
i
A
at
6.35
in
support
of
Aldermanic
Treasurer,
Mary
Addison.
Recorder,
Agnes
Smith.
Chaplain,
Diane
Kennedy.
Inner
Guard.
Margaret
Masset
Co-operative
Assn.,
were
candidate
Eric
Faurv.
(It)
also
Prince
George
passengers
Conference
to
be
held
in
that
city
this
month.
Mr.
Oormely
Is
expected
In
the
city
December
20.
bound
for
their
respective
ports
returned
to
the
city
at
the
end
of
last
week
from
a
trip
to
Smithcrs
where
Mr.
Nlckerson
spent
a
few
days
on
business.
Provincial
Constable
and
Mrs.
C.
P.
Crouch,
who
have
been
on
a
trip
souht
on
escort
duty,
were
passengers
aboard
the
Co-
Prince
Rupert
L.
A.
Maloncy,
Vancouver;
A.
Robertson.
Vancouver;
T.
Mat-Adam,
Smiths
Falls.
Ont.;
K
Hoffman
Terrace;
J.
P
Campbell
Women
of
tne
Moose
regular
Arthur.
meeting
Wednesday,
Dec
7.
at
8.15.
Don't
forget
your
gift
hand
Harry
Arney
returned
to
the
Just
Arrived.
bnipment
of
Norwegian
imported
fishes;
Dry
J
city
on
the
Coquitlam
last
.weeks.
They!
,
good
quality,
oranges
that
or
many
years
r
II
Most
ot
ahicli
came
to
consigned
east
,iy
a
few
boxes
Spcrt.
3
Daily
News.
kerchief
and
Christmas
Card.
Terrace:
ierra.
R.
v.
S.
o.
Firth,
L.
.
H.
--
Pot-
Outer
Guard.
Gerd
Lien
Musician,
Barbara
Tens.
The
officers
were
installed
by
Immediate
Past
Honored
Queen
Lorna
Donaldson
who
was
assist-
Lute
fish.
Anchovies,
Gaf
felbiter
1
(28o
,
eyeni
from
tri
yancou-
fe
vin,
Vancouver;
A.
Slofer,
Brace-,
.
.
.
.
ir
i
ver.
quitlam
last
evening
returning
Also
Alaska
fat
salt
herring.
bridge,
ont.;
miss
m.
noia,
aui--(
to
Stewart.
Limited
supply.
Please
place
SERVICES
FOR
by
Mrs.
T.
M.
Spencer,
installing
C0Uver;;;
G.Joy,
Prince
George;
XO&&
HHillMttijjiMhillll"
hv
'WlnmlluK1'''"
''"
iN'Uwfc
FRIGATE'S
MEN
your
Christmas
orders
early.
Phone
21.
Rupert
Butchers,
(tf)
cirxmi
STEAMER
guide;
Mrs.
l.
w.
tiergin,
msiai-
j.
Hamilton,
uuieaaie,
mr.
sum
It
rajf
u
Advertise!
Canon
Basil
S.
Procter
conduct-1
linB
marshal;
Mrs.
Robert
Gor
Mrs.
H
Reid
and
son.
Port
Ess-
j
Civil
engineer,
draftsman.
ed
prayers
Sunday
morning!
don.
installing
secretary;
Mrs.
A.
ington;
Mrs.
L.
Koehonen,
u.
D.
Ritchie,
Installing
chaplain;
Doswell.
Prince
George;
C
F.
P
aboard
the
visiting
frigate,
H.M.
available
for
full
or
part-time
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
work.
Experienced
In
water
Faulkner,
New
Westminster;
u.
Seath,
Vancouver.
C.S.
Antigonish.
after
which
a
number
of
officers
and
men
went
to
St
Andrew's
Cathedral
to
attend
the
regular
morning
serv
supply,
irrigation.
Box
161,
Station
B.
(hi
Miss
Kay
Nickerson,
Installing
organist;
Mrs.
Harry
Calder-wood.
Installing
senior
custodian;
and
Mrs.
Carl
Brechin,
installing
junior
custodian.
Mrs.
Cal-derwood
and
Mrs.
Brechin
draped
the
cloak3
and
placed
the
crowns.
H.
Musto
of
the
provincial
Department
of
Health
was
a
and
Intermedial
Torts
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
ice.
Canon
Prockter's
sermon
was
along
appropriate
lines.
TO
THE
ELECTORS
OF
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
At
the
request
of
a
number
of
Niia
is
payable
In
advance.
Plcane
refrain
from
,i.rf
7..
nor
word
ocr
insertion,
minimum
For
MODERN
Storefront
Designing
and
Materials
SEE
ISLAND
CITY
Bl'ILDERS'
SUPPLIES
General
Builders'
Supplies
505
McBride
St.
Blue
820
Miss
Mooney
Has
Resigned
passenger
aboard
the
Coquitlam
last
evening
going
through
to
Stewart
to
make
a
survey
of
the
hospitalization
situation
in
the
Portland
Canal
district.
'h
Notices
50c,
Cards
oi
Thanks.
Death
Notices,
.
r.i
A
nniimud
m
finlfl
tV
At
the
social-
gathering
which
followed
the
bethel
meat-
Marriage
ana
fciisttBtincin
nuuuuiH.i.u'..v..
w-FECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
taxpayers
both
business
and
ing
various
toasts
were
proposed
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservation
Resignation
of
Miss
Phyllis
LOST
AMI
FOt'Sn
I.OST
Fridav
nleht.
Plastic
Mooney,
R.N.,
for
the
last
five
years
lady
superintendent
of'
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
has
been
accepted
by
the
Hospi
private,
I
have
consented
to
allow
my
name
to
go
forward
as
Aldermanic
Candidate
at
the
forthcoming
civic
election.
In
doing
so
I
am
fully
aware
of
the
responsibility
of
such
office,
rimmed
glasses.
Clara
Var
Seldt.
Reward.
283
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
B.C.
iz-vcst
Shppn
Doe
duduv.
black
tal
Board
and
her
successor
will
SANTA'Sf
and
if
elected
I
make
but
onci
of
the
drown
anu
n'.,n,
"Rues.
';V1-'
arrive
here
at
the
end
mcmorv
of
our
Luov
Kvan.
who
rnibcr
5.
l(J4a.
memory,
dear
jr
nhulc
life
mrss
will
live
-Jit
memorv
of
owl
bv
the
the
name
of
CHI
year.
Piairol
Ave.
KW
Vi
I
J
l
U
l)
I
GET
YOUR
INTERIOR
.
PAINTING
rONE
NOW
,
STENCE
&
MAT11K
t
PUitcrs
It
Decorators
Phoru;
Blue
215
P.O.
Box
1111
FOUND
Fairlv
larae
sum
of
nioncv
on
Tavlor
Street.
Loser
promise,
and
that
promise
is
to
apply
all
my
knowledge
and1
ability
in
giving
the
taxpayers
a
.
sound
and
economic
administra-'
tlon
during
my
tenure
of
office
Appointed
to
fill
the
position
is
Miss
Elizabeth
Clement.
R.N,.
4L.
mav
claim
dv
caiuiuc
uv.
pun
,
rise
Grocerv
and
identifvina
I
now
matron
of
the
Chemainus
7
1
amount
ana
Davnm
ior
una
u.
In
civic
affairs
hospital
who
will
arrive
about
I
lit)
I
NOTICE
UtXP
WANTED
December
31
to
take
over
her)
If
you
believe
this
city
needs
new
duties
here.
Miss
Mooney
sound
administration
then
l!
took
the
position
in
1945.
She
elicit
your
support
on
Thurs-;
And
We
Have
r.loMr.
and
Mrs.
at
the
Prince
Ft
WANTED
-
Reliable
hou,e-keeoer
to
care
lor
15-nwnth
V.w
hsihv
cirl.
Box
629.
Dally
also
had
been
on
the
nursing
23)
staff
here
in
1937
but
left
to
go
ul
Hoooital
on
-am
4.
a
son,
8
"dome
well.
io
wick.
McClary
.one
Blue
3i)3.
C288)
News.
day,
December
the
8th.
j
HERBERT
F.
GLASSEY,
j
(285)
For
Alderman.!
ORMES
DRUfiS
DRUGS
WANTED
Rcsnectiabl
e
house-
'
to
England.
Recently,
she
visited
keener
for
widower
with
three
nospitals
in
England
and
on
the
children,
modern
home.
Rood
f
S
Mi.
I
Gift
Ideas
By
Ihe
Score
Announcements
home
assured,
ptaie
uc
a.
v.
-
-
-
waies
exoeciea.
auuiy
""'
Canadian
nurses,
siuayiuts
m-
-
IM!
Chevrolet
nuPtjin
smithcrs.
B.C.
283
edan.
Price
!)..
pltal
techniques
overseas.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FXPERIENCED
Tvolst.
desires
position.
Box
CS1
Uailv
News.
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
STORE
HOUPS-WEEK
DAYS.
0
AM.
TO
9
PJ1
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
12
NOON
TO
1
PH.
7
PM,
TO
9
P.M.
Canadian
Legioi
Aux.
Bridge
Whist
and
Cribbage.
Wednesday,
December
7.
Orange
Ladies
Sale.
Dec.
7.
John
Cassell
of
Boyle
Bros..
ird.
Mav
be
seen
m
Lid.
(284
:49
Ford
Custom
Mi
with
radio.
tares,
etc.
New
v
Sacrifice
for
r.s
Pnone
Green
37.
(286)
diamond
drilling
concern,
was
WA.Vifll
a
passenger
aboard
the
Coquit
Pamper
Her
Pride
With
a
Lovely
'
HOUSECOAT
SATINS.
QUILTED
SATINS.
CREPES.
JERSEYS.
BRUSHED
RAYONS
AND
FLANNELS
-
In
All
Wanted
Shades
Boxed
for
Christmas
WANTED
Partv
U)
run
cafe
In
Terrace
Hotel.
20
chairs,
iul
V
eouiuocd.
Dolne
(tood
busi-hnup
references.
Emergency
bicycle
deilrery
from
7
p.m.
till
9
D.m.
and
Sunday
Dally
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
pm.
'o
new
Fisk
De-
i
Dlv
600-hi.
Two
lam
last
night
going
tnrougn
to
Premier
mine
to
make
arrangements
for
a
new
diamond
drilling
program.
He
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Cassell
and
son.
,
never
been
used
Salvation
Army
Home
League
;
Sale
of
fancy
work
and
home
cooking
at
Sons
of
Norway
HalL
Dec.
8
at
2:30
p.m.
Fourth
card
party,
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
December
8.
C.C.F.
Tea
and
Sale
2.30
Dec.
10
at
the
Civic
Centre.
(287)
W.O.T.M
Card
Tournament,
Wiite
for
further
oarticulars
6th
W.
(280)
c.n
Terrace
noiei.
(286)
B.C.
-'d
doors,
win
REAL
ESTATE
t.
Phone
543,
Call
W.
(tf)
-Five
room
bcauti
AITOTTE
r.lANSELL
mn
RAI.F.
fiiv
iiimished.
modern
con
December
15.
All
Welcome.
.nninm-ps
Unfinished
room
Scotch
Dance
Oddlellows
Hall
would
make
bedroom
Garden
Mi)
Ford
Fordor
r
mid
defrosters,
ares.
Onlv
eiuht
518.
(iiMUl
COIKli-
Annlv
N.
V.
HI.
BC.
(292)
LADIES
WEAR
front.
Phone
150
December
lfilh.
5
525
3rd
Ave.
MOTOR
OVERHAIL
WN.-al.eU
on
'f,
,WJ"r
Three
lots.
Write
It.
MassetU
B.C.
Ponirs.
(283i
Moose
Christmas
Tree,
Dec.
17.
Moose
Temple
2.00.
Oddfellows
Reoekah
Christinas
Tree,
December
20.
'
f
f
f-r
Khiii)
enullJ-
Grow
Doliars
ivra
(c
Trees
FOR
SALE-Larcr
4-wartime-Close
t
Conrad
on
bus
line.
n..itt
in
eimboaros:
well
iean-
on
buildinu.
Toss
i
rum
new
1
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Us
Overhaul
Your
Engine
is
Like
Turning
the
Mileage
Indicator
Back
to
Zero,
for
your
car
will
hum
along
the
road
as
if
it
had
fjst
left
the
assembly
line.
DRIVE
IN
NOW!
TO
OUR
GARAGE
BUT
YOU
CAN
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AT
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next
time
you
hear
of
a
staff
to
give
you
the
best
possible
Us.!iP
Scrapers
and
Enough
courteous
clerks
on
our
SERVICE
.
.
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lk
fire
say
to
yourself,
"I
must
get
my
heating
system
checked
by
THOM
SHEET
METAL
to
make
yiioiial
All
Steel
.Bonis;
National
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National
and
Conveyors.
!r"itiim
from
Na-
service
in
the
city.
stock
of
Xmas
Toys,
Decorations,
The
widest
VARIETY
and
larjest
items
now
available
at
the
prices
Lights.
Cards
and
a
hundred
other
you
want
to
pay.
sure
that
it
is
In
shape
for
win
GOODS
fwnery
Co.
LW,
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(tf)
ter
weather."
And
the
next
time
you
hear
of
7
cu.
ft.
General
Electric
$337.50
6
cu.
ft.
Leonard
$299.50
USE
OUR
EASY
TIME
PAYMENT
PLAN
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a
lire
say
w
juuikh,
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goods
handled
successfully
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PAST
RECORD
nhnne
THOM
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toasters.
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NEW
HOME
Plan
to
Build
NOW
since
our
establishment.
Our
past
ex-
sinner
Sewlns
but
I'll
do
it
now.
ncrience
places
us
In
a
position
to
serve
.
v-nina
Cabinets
And
then
maybe
the
next
fire
I
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nitnn
and
supply
you
better
than
ever
before
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For
rians
and
Estimates
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you
read
about
won't
be
yours
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furnace,
oil
burn
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Store
of
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Thousand
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ers
and
general
sheet
metal
work
,
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used
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the
lowest
prices
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end
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