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fm
nimiiii
"-
Prince
Utipert
Dai'l?
ttttos
DO.
Monday,
February
2,
1948
Social
Doings
(Contributions
to
Uiis
section
will
be
welcomed)
Local
News
Items
.
.
.
C.C.F.
Club
meeting,
Tuesday,;
W.
M.
Watts
Is
leaving
on
8
p.m.,
Fulton
Street
Rooms.
28)
this
evening's
train
for
Smithcrs
Mrs.
on
one
01
hls
Perlodical
business
R.
J.
Sproti,
I
ODE
and
Soroptomlst
Club
organizer
willitrip8'
He
wi"
return
on
Thurs-continue
hr
visit,
in
t,
if.,iday
night's
train.
FISHERMAN
SUCCUMBS
w
Chapter
MISS
RUTH
GISKE
SHOWER
HONOREE
Carl
Norlander
Was
Also
Veteran
of
World
War
I
Carl
Norlander,
69
-year
-old
humintlea
for
another
week.
Miss
Gunvor
Asprem
was
lri(li"
Branch
of
I.O.D.E.
Stock
Taking
Sale,
starting
Monday,
Feb.
1.
Dresses,
skirts,
coats,
raincoats,
hats
and
many
other
articles
too
numerous
to
mention.
"Star's"
Stylewear.
(tf)
Canadian
Club
dinner
meeting,
members
only,
Civic
Centre,
Thursday,
Feb.
5.
iZQ)
Miss
Olive
van
Cooten
is
sailing
Tuesday
on
the
Catala
on
a
!
hostess
at
a
miscellaneous
J
shower
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
R.
!
Giske,
In
honor
of
Miss
Ruth
Giske,
whose
marriage
will
take
place
soon.
Formally
Into
Being
members
of
the
local
Order,
Daughters
of
Our
stock
of
QUALITY
Work
Clothing
is
Complete
I
.4
...
.
attended
iTtpnr
en
:i
a
-
mimi-i
uinnei
trip
to
Vancouver.
l
Mrs.
John
Linney
entered
the
Prince
Runert.
fionpral
TTneratnl
iHil""-
.
,
i
i
ue
rooms
were
tastefully
Civic
Centre
nm;,y
n
m,
dpCOralP(,
,
plnk
Bnd
inspector
of
Schools
E.
E.
today
and
will
undergo
an
oper-
Hyndman
Is
sailinc
on
t.hp
ation
trannrrnui
liar
m..
,
Amrssed
During
the
evening
games
were
i
.
:4'
SL
v
-
x
VV
.hiirl,r
to
uuun.Ni
o
paypci
with
pHes
fQr
rKh."
newest
chapter
ofilucky
wjnners
Catala
tomorrow
on
a
business
,
friends
will
wish
her
a
speedy
mnerman
and
veteran
of
the
First
World
War,
died
Saturday
afternoon
while
sitting
in
a
Third
Avenue
Hotel.
He
had
been
ill
for
several
months
prior
to
his
death.
-
Born
in
Eastern
Canada,
he
served
in
the
navy
during
the
First
World
War
and
had
been
a
fisherman
out
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Port
Simpson
for
a
number
of
years.
For
the
last
two
seasons,
he
had
been
in
the
fisheries
department
patrol
service
on
the
Naas
River.
He
owned
a
trolling
boat
called
the
Trepur.
He
had
lived
at
Port
Simpson
until
recently.
He
was
believed
to
have
been
unmarried.
There
are
no
known
relatives.
recovery.
in
Pnnre
Kuperi
A
brauUfuljy
decorated
h;is.
Oficr
"ijj
m
Vancouver.
L.
.
Felsenthal
returned
on
D
c
Stuart
Municipal
ket
was
brougn(.
,nt()
The
annunl
mpptinu
r.r
(Vi
htMP
was
omciai
niy
w,,h
mnv
.
Saturday
night's
train
from
a
j
British
Columbia
Optometrie
occasion.
Uu
gifts
for
the
bride-to-be.
months
business
visit
onto
and
Montreal.
yft
lllCllKlen
MIS.
n.
J.
n,.pnll.
to
lor-
Association
was
held
in
Vancouver
last
week.
The
execu
provincial
orwnrang:srrved
by
th?
h
.
.
'
1,1
Vancouver.
Mayor
h,ch
enjved
.
..,
Urnl,l.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
wUh
'
'
Mlsg
Jesm
Urauhart
tive
elected
included
Jack
Bulger
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
E.
Meachem
of
Trail
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
this
afternoon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
LaSette
have
returned
to
their
home
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
after
a
visit
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Linney,
Summit
Apartments.
piano
.
.
.
Those
present
were
thn
J
haiici-
was
presented
by
,
dames
O.
Steeavlo
R
prir
p.,.
GREEK
ROYALTY
ARRIVES
FROM
EUROPE-Prlnre
Peter
of
Greece,
and
his
wife,
the
beautiful
Princess
Irene,
are
shown
as
they
arrived
in
New
York
from
Europe
on
the
liner
Wester-dam
Prince
Peter
is
a
first
cousin
of
King
Paul
The
Princess
is
noted
as
a
leader
in
International
fashion
circles.
The
royal
couple
plan
an
extensive
coast-to-coast
lecture
tour
J
Snrott
and
received
ifrom
the
south
to
pay
a
visit
Air,
'
ii-itVi
Vtcif
cf.n
.in
In...
J
J
i
I
George
Furniotis,
son
of
Husoy,
L.
Gastalcllni,
P.
Philip-son,
J.
Irvine,
L.
Husoy.
R.
Giske.
and
Mrs.
I.
F.
HeviiiKton,
the
nt
Furniotis
of
the
Bay
,ter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
D.
Thain.
o
hkoR,
R.
Haugan,
O.
Giske
I
view
Hotel,
is
making
a
satisfactory
recovery
from
an
ODera-
sir.!.'
tne
12
cnaner
j
Graham
Avenue,
Westview.
C.
Gi.skp.
R.
Montpnmprv
anH1
rw
t
.
.
HE's.
all
overseas
war
brides
i
irott
spoke
of
the
work'
tion
for
appendicitis
which
took
;
Deane's
Quality
Cleaners,
place
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen-I
pick-up
and
dtlivery.
Phone
283
Hotel.
.
eral
Hosnital
recently.
He
is
(tf)
MANY
HONORARY
DEGREES
Alfred
E.
Smith,
for
years
mayor
of
New
York,
attended
school
for
seven
years
only,
but
had
honorary
degrees
from
six
universities.
Mother
KMaHBHM
Relieve
dis
able
to
sit
up.
the
Misses
Ruth
Giske,
Laila1
UU1ULI
PLAN
Husoy,
Jean
Husoy,
Edna
Sand-j
'COOKIE
DAY'
als,
Evelyn
Skog,
Gunvor
Asprem.
Angeline
Greening,
Mary
Pnnce
Rupert
Girl
Guide
Dybhavn,
Irene
Gamula
and
Association
is
laying
plans
for
Jean
Urqnhart.
!
the
observance
of
Boy
Scout
and
!Girl
Guide
Week,
February
15
qrnRFQ
at
hic'1?.22-
.
Among
p,an
beiiie
wn-
CALLING.
CANADIAN
WO-
arrivals
:s
performed
by
the
or-1
ion.
strewing
that
which'
in
help
those
less
fortun-
:
the
old
countries.
Many)
.,n
oriumally
came
from!
;ip
countries
as
the
new
'
Harold
R.
King,
mayor
of
,
MEN
TO
PRAYER
!
The
Wo-
SEE
US
FOR
BIB
OVERALLS
CARPENTERS'
OVERALLS
PAINTERS'
OVERALLS
OVERALL
JACKETS
COVERALLS
MECHANICS'
CAPS
DRY-BAK
CLOTHING
RUBBER
CLOTHING
WORK
GLOVES
WORK
SOCKS
all
weights
NATIONALLY
-
KNOWN
BRANDS
GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION
trravenburst,
Ontario,
and
a
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
a
quarter
of
a
century
ago',
is
a
Prince
Rupert
C.
N.
Siiears,
Vancouver;
A.
Short,
Vancouver;
J.
G.
Reid,
j-i
t
mwOL.oerpa
is
that
of
a
"cookie
dav
"
s
had.
she
said,
and;
doubtless,
prove
to
be
visitor
in
in
the
the
Citv.
Hp
amvprf
WHIST
AND
DANCF
com"sponding
to
By
Vancouver;
K.
Meek,
Calgary;
Scout
apple
day"
during
which
cook-
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Croft,
Queen
here
on
Salurday
night's
train.
men's
Inter-Church
Council
announces
the
observance
of
the
World
Day
of
Prayer
on
February
13,
1948.
Trans-Canada
Broadcast,
February
12.
4:45
to
5
o'clock
E.S.T.
Check
with
local
stations
for
correct
time.
Her
Excellency
The
Viscountess
Alexander
of
r-h.-j
',Un
fitv
I
7
flmmlai
.
""u
P'aus
to
remain
in
the
city
andini;
and
hospitable
newcomers.
"Don't
be
dv
to
notice
our
differ-shc
admonished
them,
l
and
we
are
really
verv
tress
of
baby's
cold
while
hesleeps.
Rub
on
Vicks
VapoRub
at
bedtime.
Soothes,
u
m
relieves
during
v
I
WR
9
night.
Try
it!
V
V
a
p
o
R
u
a
Smithcrs;
J.
Hogg,
Smithers;'
untiI
Th"rsday
night.
'""
L.ooge.
iiyai
ies
may
be
sold
on
downtown
Order
of
Moose,
was
host
Satur-j
streets
as
a
fund
raising
pro-day
night
to
scores
of
members
;
ject.
It
will
be
the
first
time
and
friends
who
enfoved
an
such
a
nrni,.f
k
....i
.
ihkc
and
have
the
.Tunis
has
graciously
consented
same
evening
of
card
playing
and
Prince
Rupert.
There
are
two
dancing.
Card
playing,
under
!
Brownie
nacks
in
iho
,o
tu,.
Mrs.
E.
G.
Abbott,
Butedale;
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Pinder
have
Miss
F.
Ryan.
Miller
Bay;
Miss
(
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
after
P.
Etenza
Miller
Bay;
A.
E.
;
an
absence
of
four
years
and
Hamsun
Vancouver:
O.
Lane,,
have
taken
up
residence
in
the
Jasper;
E.
W.
Brooks.
Vancou-,
Summit
Apartments.
Durin
ver;-A.
Hottl.
Hazel
ton:
H.
Khiff.Uh.
...
,
.
"
;d
heart
''
to
speak
on
the
broadcast.
lt
ANNUAL
GENERAL
MEETING
r
Nora
Arnold
brought
direction
of
William
Terrv
took
FIRST
ATTTn
SHAW'
Gravenhurst;
E.
Tottv.
Victoria:
Girl
Guide
companies
and
three
First
Cathedral
and
Second
First
Cathedral,
First
Catholic
Catholic
companies
and
t!v
and
Second
Conrad
Street
packs.
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
Tuesday,
Feb.
3rd,
1948
at
8
p.m.,
Civic
Centre
laentmed
with
an
American;
The
first
automobile
show
in
construction
company
here.
Mthe
United
States
was
in
1900.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Tomanway,
Terrace;
E.
Tomar.
Hawlton:
R.
i
Forgie.
Vancouver;
Miss
R.
J.
j
Radford.
Hazelton;
Miss
R.
Yar-I
row,
Hazelton;
Miss
M.
Lehman.
eetinjis
to
the
war
bride1!,
up
the
early
part
of
the
evening,
ou&ht
they
had
sh
jwn
,
Winners
fur
the
ladies
were
Mrs.
in
I'oir.ire;
to
a
new
land
fa.-by
and
Mrs.
Dupont
with
o
Kood
iudgment
in
sel-
J.
P.
Moller
and
L.
Weatherby
Canadian
soldiers
for!
tallying
high
scores
for
the
men.
l)(is
I
Dancing
to
music
provided
by
standard,
donated
by
'
Stephen's
Orchestra
commenced
cutt.
and
slowly
unfurled
at
10:30.
During
intermission
renew
"aiuiard
bearer,!
freshinents
were
served
and
W
Whidden.
was
dedl-
prizes
distributed
to
winners
nt
Business:
Reports
for
year
1947;
Election
of
Officers;
Vancouver.
JANUARY
WAS
WARM
MONTH
General
Business.
v
tin-
it.
whist.
.
Basil
S.
Prock-t
he-
Municipal
Ci
R
S.
Black
-
BLENDING
IS
AN
ART
Some
well-known
teas
on
the
market
are
a
blend
of
30
different
varieties.
isted
t
;tm,
M:
1
IS
L
I
Aniiouiicenients
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
J
B
Gibson,
wliosp
All
nclvi-rUwmcnt.s
in
this
cohimu
will
bf
chiircfd
for
a
full
month
M
rents
a
word
I
M
1
II
LIMITED
6
ins'
rumeiital
in)
the
!..".:
I
o
D
E
chap-1
MA
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
DoyMi
like
fanned"
"
j
M
How
Deafened
People
Now
Hear
Clearly
IP-inc'
K,
inert,
the
Oueen
'
Ski
Club
Dance.
Valhalla
Hall,
Feb.
6.
Weather
In
Prince
Rupert
in
January
was
brighter,
wetter,
and
considerably
warmer
than
it
was
in
the
first
month
of
1917.
according
to
the
monthly
summary
issued
this
morning
by
th
Digby
Island
meteorological
station.
With
an
average
temperature
of
37.7
degrees
and
a
minimum
of
29
degrees,
Prince
Rupert
was
probably
the
warmest
city
in
All
of
Canada
during
January.
bnuidit
greetings
irom
'
Friday
:r
..im-n
of
the
city.
I
Tea
and
Hume
Cooking,
Lu-iM
so;
t!ie
other
chap-!
theran
Church.
Feb.
7.
ro
conveved
by
their!
Cambrai
Valentine
Tea,
Feb.
"WIN.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Tciiu'h.
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
-
BEDROOM
SUITES
Beauty
Rest
Mattress,
Beauty
Rest
Box
Spring-Walnut
Tables
for
every
purpose
WATCH
OUR
WINDOW
FOR
SPECIALS
Plione
773
-
327
3rd
Avenue
j
nmnotli,
firm,
and
fjMiMllIij
I
r
M
jtenerons
in
size?
Then
fjtt,H'tii
V
i
f
"Koval
Cilv"
is
your
AfV
V
l
j
brum!.
Vour
grocer
J'
jfr.-?'
I
Ij
I
can
supply
you.
(5,"J
J
M
I!
Science
has
liuw
niuiie
it
possible
for
the
deafened
to
hear
faint
sounds.
It
is
a
hearing
device
so
small
that
it
fits
in
the
hand
and
enables
thousands
to
enjoy
sermons,
music
and
friendly
comnanionshiu.
Ac-
V
"
'
United
Church
Valentine
Tea
w
.
(aOlbr.l
Ch:ltnr
,
.
....
.
Certainly,
It
was
warmer
than
was
January,
1947.
when
the
'
''"
P'eci
by
the
American
Mencal
.,.
'
1
ti'i).
la.
Mrs.
a.
uominato,
500
oaii.,way;TayU,r
st-
tlnrs
taking
part!
S-
O.
N.
Basket
Social
and
,.,,
1
..
i
Dance,
ladies
with
baskets
free.
temperature
dipped
to
thre
rtsaociauon
s
council
on
fnysi-eal
Therapy.
This
device
does
degrees
below
zero.
Minimum
'.
"I'll'
.Mrs.
o.
v.
!
.
TRY
.
.
.
SUMMIT
ICE
CREAM
last
month
occur-1
not
rf'iuire
separate
battery
.everyone
welcome.
macKS
urcn-i
temperature
Municipal.
Mrs
M
t
estra.
Oddfellows'
Hall,
February
red
on
January
2.
the
dav
the
;
'
l,at'k.
battery
wire,
case
or
ear-
vi
Of
Que,
n
M.h
v
Vfr
T
also
received
its
heavi-
1
m('lU
to
bulge
or
weigh
you
the
city
"i
Cambrai.
Galloway
and
Mrs
H
w.
Whidden
"'
of
Edinburgh.
down.
The
tone
is
clear
and
powerful.
So
made
that
you
est
snowfall.
During
the
month
there
wcr?
;
adjust
it
yourself
to
suit
C
E
20,
9:30.
Job's
Daughters
Dance,
Masonic
Temple.
Feb.
20.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
Mrs.
George
Mitchell's,
Feb.
25.
Kinsmen
Leap-Year
Dance,
Civic
Centre.
Feb.
27.
25.2
hours
of
bright
sunshine,
i
(an
ii'iin
was
accom-
FOR
YOUR
PARTY
It
is
Good,
FRESH
MADE
and
Delicious
VALENTIN
DAIRY
A
T.
Parkin
rvi.:-.-.
as
compared
with
10
hours
in
January.
1947
and
18.32
hours
in
December.
j
your
hearing
as
your
hearing
j
changes.
The
makers
of
Bel-jtone.
Dnpt.
22.
1450
West
19th
St..
Chicago
8.
III.,
are
so
proud
ifasure
of
the
members
of
'"r
lt
h.iVlllO
C
.
.
.
rreenmai
on
tot
a
ert
i
ti
Phone
657
(tf)
.
...i...
v'vitor
iiDon
Kii.-l.
coniaai-i.
r
nite
nepnant.
r
nch
as
aR.Unst
199
,,.
of
their
achievement
that
thev
C-
.
I
T.-i
.
oil
.
j
w
ill
gladly
send
free
descriptive
no.
-o.
...
December
and
10
63
inches
Women
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may
get
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full
demonstration
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in
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own
home
without
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a
penny.
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March
31.
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April
1.
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April
21.
United
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Spring
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April
29.
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whoever
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Them
1.19
inches
of
moisture.
Rainfall
during
the
month
totalled
12.06
inches.
Barometric
readings
showed
a
high
of
30
44
inches
on
January
8
and
a
low
of
28.44
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on
January
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