Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
October
16.
1950
rofessiona
and
P
pess
FALL
and
WINTER
UNDERWEAR!
for
Men
'and
Boys
'S
Conrad
Church
TY
SHOP
School
Teacher
Beautiful
Bride
...
WaVlDf
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
8TONE
BUILDINO
"i
Tea
Is
Success
unci"
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Ccuiwrein11
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Wind"
f
phone
655
Stonfield'i
Harvey
Woods
Watson's
Turnbull's
Cee
Tee
Pure
Wool
(
)(,
Fine
Wool
Mixtures
Wool
and
Cotton
v.
And
all-Cotton
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
church
was
the
scene
of
a
beautiful
wed
A
successful
tea
and
sale
in
Conrad
church
hall
Friday
afternoon
added
to
the
fund
to
redecorate
the
hall,
Business
was
reported
as
good.
Convened
by
Mrs.
J
Hardin
ding
Friday
night
when
Marian
Idwa,
daughter
of
Mrs.
Alie
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PHONE
BLUE
593
P.O.
BOX
1134
l.
HUGHES,
D
C.
Combinations,
Shirts
and
Drawers,
Jockey
Longs
J
and
Shorts
.
.
.
Tops
to
match.
"
j;
Watson,
Vancouver,
and
the
late
A.
Watson,
became
the
bride
of
Bwmer
Block
5
Nigel
A.
Hale,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hale,
"The
Haven,"
Woking.
7:30
S
Mon.
&
rri.
Fraser
and
Payij
Le
Blue
442
Surrey,
England.
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
officiated.
Henry
Pluym
was
organist.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Carlson,
cashier
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large
Miss
Anita
Stewart
received
the
guests.
Serving
were
Mrs.
Laviolette,
Mrs.
M.
Giradet,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Bu-s-rjnlch
In
the
kitchen
were
Mrs,
II.
H.
Thorn,
Mrs.
A.
A.
Shear-dewn,
Mrs.
H.
Sh.ardown,
Mrs.
Addleman
and
Mrs.
M.
McDon-fUd.
Home
cooking
was
in
eharge
of
Mrs.
Percy
Knutson
and
Mrs.
C,
Marineau.
OLUSSI'S
IC
STOKt
for
the
finest
Dressed
In
royal
blue
velvet
with
portrait
neckline
and
cowl
collar,
a
Valencienes
lace
insert
at
the
bodice,
the
skirt
falling
in
graceful
folds
from
the
nipped-in
waistline,
the
bride
had
in
her
hair
a
spray
of
pink
Pinnochio
Instruments
sical
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analyst
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Mezzanine
Floor,
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller
Telephone
212
NOS
TUNED
FIRST
PIPELINE
FASHENO
ER
As
trie
Hrst
Aiuona
oil
surged
through
the
lnterprovlncial
pipeline
from
Edmonton
to
Reglna,
It
pushed
ahejid
a
metal
and
rubber
cylinder.
Known
in
the
oil
trade
as
a
"pipeline
pig,'
the
cylinder
cleans
out
refuse
and
air
porfept'
in
the
pipe.
Shown
helping
Insert
the
pig
at
the
line's
official
opening
at
Edmonton
is
O.
C.
Pollard,
right,
construction
superintendent
of
the
pipeline.
(CP
PHOTO)
CONDITIONED
0
-TT
itiuini
roses
.She
also
wore
a
three-
Ph
Black
3B!
strand
string
of
pearls
(some-)
Sons
of
Norway
VhisI
and
Dance
a
r
were
transferred
from
the
Fran
uung
Borrowed)
Deionging
10
Mrs.
R.
Murray.
Accessories
were
gray.
The
bridesmaid
was
Miss
Mar-Jorie
McPhall,
whose
gown
was
of
rustling
navy
taffeta
with
a
conia.
i
F'lpvon
tohlnc
nra-rn
tit
rtlr
vr
nt
VvRDNtK
c
J-
W
ACCOUNTANTS
I
MelvlUe
Street
toll
VER.
B.
C.
England
Is
Fine
Describing
her
experiences
lhe
aons
of
Norwa
d'rl
further
she
said:
Prid
ni
nt
Mrs
Nejj
,
We
had
to
Immediately
run
won
laJies
first
and
Mrs
MUUe
for
our
liiebeits
and
eventually
OIsnn
M..
firBt
n.
plunging
neckline,
unpressea
pleats
around
the
skirt
and
She
carried
a
C
ZJlel?0tL
Til
N-
Gunderson.
with
K.
Dehll
I
ZZS.
of
pink
GORDON
D.
RONSON
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
j.,
w
wick
or
pot
type
burner
;
ijpiii
d
-All
types
of
burners
mid
sluves
serviced
An
un-u-iicuuunul
guarantee
of
per-i.
t.
satisfaction
covers
all
service
corsage
carnations.
biT&LAIRD
rcoluH1"u,
n
viiuiuuu-uuuncia,
wiiii.il
mo
jn
ggCQnJ
place
about
mile
away
Here
we
had
Pollowmg
the
whist,
there
was
to
wait
for
further
transport.
dancinK
from
1Q
pjn.
unlil
2
a
jn.
Meanwhile
we
had
coffee,
sand-
to
lne
music
of
Mike
ColUklil
wiches,
beer
and
liquors.
We
r,Jirlr.r,
...
si.t
-.f
Mrs.
Nesbitt
Home
Tells
Of
Experiences
After
Franco
nia
Stranding-
Mrs.
R.
Nesbitt
returned
home
tome
Tax
turns
J.
S.
Wilson
was
groomsman.
Following
the
wedding,
was
a
reception
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Murray,
1141
Eighth
i
raiSG
compiled.
BORIE,
A
A
E.
then
had
our
pictures
taken
for
Mr
&n(J
Mw
c
Strand
Mr
ancl
I
i
ill
a
few
day3
ago
after
a
three
we
newsreei.
j,Irs
G
S(,lvig-
Mrs.
A.
Simund
Avenue
East.
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
A.
M.
III
Biack
50i
733
5th
West
months'
visit
to
her
native
Eng-i.
nau
o
liock
in
me
muru-
60n
Mrs
j
Johnsca
R.
Hun.
LAIRD,
B.
Comm.
H.ucH
-
fhune
381
Hurst
asd
responded
to
by
tht
groom.
land
which
she
saw
at
its
best.
uig
we
were
tateii
oacs.
w
Viuc-
delde
aild
K
0eh1
Refreh.
Dec
where
they
had
to
find
mnt.
crvoH
Qt
mirti'oht
-
-
Mrs.
Nesbitt
agrees
With
Other
isWnlmr
annimmnrtaMnn
for
the
850
passengers.
Some
went
to
f
i
1
1
hotels,
some
slept
In
hallways,
DrtrrnifiAn
Mll
The
bride,
a
graduate
of
nor
mal
school
at
Vancouver
and
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
Prince
Rupert
people
who
have
said
how
lovely
it
is
in
England
now
and
how
happy
and
pros-
iNDYMAN
AE
SERVICE
II
coNTKACTOKB
(VWIVUIIUII
itun
some
in
pulman
cars
and
the
W'JALITV
REPAIRS
.
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
i.k
774
Second
Ave.
ri.ut.
anvirnm
ujhprn
t.hpu
oimlri
has
been
teaching
this
year
at
Booth
School
and
will
continue
sleep
In
a
blanket
to
New1
For
Miller
Bay
from
Quebec
we
went
to
teach.
The
groom
attended
Salesian
College
at
Farnborough,
y
tnd
Ri"
"I
'
In
spite
of
the
continuation
of
1
certain
phases
jjnaocj
ui
of
austerity.
auaraiii.
She
o.ic
1
xoi'K
via
wueoec
OriQKe.
six
nines
n..
V,,,
,V,I.
v,o
Hindi
ia
i
,
,
...
,
v.
iiuiiuicu
uiciiiucria
ji
bile
England.
6
He
is
a
veteran
of
the
8-CH1MNEYP
1a
jii
uuiuiiicie
accuiu
wmi
jjic-
JOng,
inrougn
a
nvemiie
vunnei
,
6taIf
M11iar
Bav
"
HosDital
will
,
.
vious
reports,
that
have
b-en
re-
under
the
Hudson
River,
cominz
1L
.
,1,1
f-SL
Koyal
Navy.
Calvert
(3
BURNERS
r-HONO
CAIVERT
DISTItlERS
(CANADA)
IIMITED,
AMHKSTBURO,ONT.
ceived
tf
-the
sobriety
of
tne
out
into
Pennsylvania
Station.
4
their
trip
ation
hall
to
augment
the
en-
Following
wedding
people
in
the
old
and
in
con-
"We
finuily
sailed
from
New
tertainment
facilities
In
,
eon-!
to
the
Queen
Charlottes,
from
trast
with
the
intemperanas
york
ln
Ul8
R.M.S.
caronia
on
junction
witn
tne
institution
I
which
they
returned
yesterday,
which
is
so
obvious
in
pub.ls
m
19
and
arrived
at
South-
Juiy
I
Tne
buiiding
Is
the
one
that
was
the
couple
are
making
their
this
country-parUcu
ariy
Prince
ampton,
England,
on
July
24.
used
as
a
recreatiQn
hall
at
Uvhome
in
Prince
Rupert.
I
Rupert.
Mrs.
Nesbitt
s
home
is
From
here
we
boarded
the
boat
Seal
Cave
air
Tha
contract
'
I
J
0
Bo
l70
Buy
the
Best
Buy
World
Famous
ELECTROLUX,
Cleaner
and
Air
Purifier.
Small
supply
now
on
hand
R
W.
COLLINS
Authorized
Dealer
PHONE
451
Contact
above
for
all
.
in
London
but
she
also
visited
train
to
London.
Huil
and
Brighton
and
sa
Waterloo
Station
arnving
as
being
In
the
hands
of
Mitchell
In
the
eve-
currie,
concrete
foundation
j
'
(
work
is
now
being
carried
ou
.
at
the
location
below
the
'
Milcad1
TInmn
nt
illo-
Dun
anil
VkTTSON'S
uucKingnam
raiace,
winasor
rilng."
and
other
points
of
Interest.
Ui
was
the
first
time
she
had
been
home"
ln
39
years
but
she
Frank
Waterhouse
IraOLS'.'ERINO
tut
Clean,
Courteous
Service
Call
TAXI
65
TAXI
Now
Utiler
New
Management
If
we
don't
have
a
car,
well
call
you
one.
mm.
limtiiw:'
.,0r.
thlo
i-nmnlptJd
t.ilB
ue
818
P
0.
Box
Second
Avenue,
n
Rupert,
B
C
hopes
to
go
back
again
in
two
Chilliwack.
Capt.
O.
Pengelly
buildin
wiu
be
taken
dQwn
anJ
ved
In
port
yesterday
to
load
years.
art.
removed
the
seven
or
elgnt
Mrs.
Nesbitt
left
here
July
5
wire
for
Cumshewa
Inlet.
Today
mUes
Tne
structure
measures
SERVICE
&
SUPPLIES
lor
QueDec
ana
emDarttea
011
we
sne
is
at
Massei
toaaing
ou,uuo,g0
40
feet.
steamer
Franconla
which
ran
on
board
feet
of
lumber.
From
there.
y$
Oppose
Social
Credit
League
Saturday
i
In
the
annual
convention,
,
I
One
hundred
delegates
moved
to
Increase
the
executive
from
live
to
seven.
i
one
of
the
resolutions
passed
till
lime
th;cks
oiOh.-S'
Lawrence
she
will
pi
octcd
to
KiemtU
to
Rivep
shortly
alter
departure
pick
up
3,600
cases
of
canned
There
were
850
passengers
on
sajmon
ari(j
4,000
gallons
of
sal-board
but
there
was
little
in
the
mon
cil
before
returning
to
Van-way
of
panic.
The
situation
was
couver
met
capably
and
calmly
by
.i.ps
ouicers
and
Mrs.
Nesblti
speaks
highly
of
the
fine
treat-
Aiiverusi
tut
jun
CuviUieua
ment
which
was
given
after
they
WACK
f-
Lyle
Wicks
asked
abolition
of
daylight
saving
time.
Frlnclple
of
the
single
transferable
vote
was
also
iver
was
re-elected
pre-
The
Pioneer
Druggists
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
ihe
British
Columbia
Mm
PROTECT
'ML
"AGAINST
SMALLPOX
DIPHTHERIA
WHOOPING
COUGH
(6
!
SI
171
mam'
Wheels
that
are
out
of
balance
or
out
of
line
ean
cut
tin
mileage
almost
In
half!
Regu
jT
lar
wheel
cheek
and
alien-
gL
meilfc
Will
ummB.
save
on
driv'...2
costs.
See
us
today
for
a
wheel
check-up!
iff
'
1
.
!
9
if
-
s
::
j
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r'::V.:-:'V
PHONE
83
J.
Bob
Parker
Ud
Ford-Monarch
Dealers
yi
The
Home
of
Friendly
Servl-e
Prinre.Rupert,
B.
C.
I
1
look
fit...
J
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1
andyouUlooK
I
j,-.
Gas
Ranges
i
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i
W-Uoffia
Parents
IX)
YOU
KNOW
.
.
.
that
YOUR
CHILD
should
have
-
Spnd
on
I
this
protection
at
the
age
of
ix
months.
'
i
r--
--
-
1.
Low
cost
operation
$13.50
for
3
to
4
months,
for
cooking
only.
2.
Rockgas
4s
clean
doesn't
blacken
utensils.
3.
Instant
heat
100
control
positions.
.
4.
Attractive
White
Enamel
Ranges
by
Moffat.
6.
Just
turn
the
button
and
burner
at
full
heat.
r.
Rokgai
is
six
times
hotter
than
city
pas.
7.
Oven
at
renulrel
temtierfiture
in
minutes.
CONSULT
YOUR
DOCTOR
OR
YOUR
HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
"rning
at
Home
:th
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