housecoat,
one
big
pocket.
j
checked
dress,
black
velvet
trim.
Prir.ce
Rupert
Dally
News
Saturday,
October
14,
1950
Brighten
your
Kitchen
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Williams
and
Mrs.
S.
Williams
returned
by
the
.qtue
Ptfxt
and
Bathroom
with
"Always."
Director
for
the
evening
was
Alex
Mitchell.
Pianist
for
the
fashion
parade
and
the
program
was
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
Assisting
with
the
entertainment,
which
was
Interspersed
throughout
the
evening,
were
Barbara
Teng
who
sang,
"Bless
This
House;"
Olive
Strand
on
the
accordian
accompanied
by
Colorful
Show
Fall
Fashions
Are
Displayed
New
horizons
in
fall
fashions
were
carefully
scanned
by
the
spectators
who
viewed
them
last
Colorful
and
Easy
to
Clean
LEBOARD
UTTl
INEXPENSIVE,
TOO!
J
Phtnw
H6,
117
or
58
f
ERT
&
McCAFFERY
Ltd.
Margaret
Oiske
Plaid
and
plain
hostess
gown
with
full
skirt
and
semi-dolman
sleeves.
Sportswear
Mary
Strachan
Black
gabar
dine
slacks,
red
corduroy
Jacket.
Karen
Wright
Grey
slacks,
.
green
corduroy
jacket
w
i
t
h
(
cloche
hat
to
match
j
Jones
"
Ski
ow"
"
slacks,
,
jackets
,
u
and
h
i
parkas.
Carol
Moorehouse
Grey
skirt.
navy
blazer,
white
blouse
with
mandarin
collar.
Marjorie
Way
Pleated
plaid
skirt,
station-wagon
coat.
Barbara
Teng
Red
corduroy
skirt
with
one
block
pocket,
grey
sweater.
Georgina
Mitchell
Evergreen
green
taffeta
skirt
and
white
blouse.
Raincoats
Casual
Wools
Margaret
Giske
Red
corduroy
coat
and
beret.
Barbara
Doumont
Wine
gabardine
coat,
beret
and
umbrella.
June
Henry
Red
poplin
coat
and
sou'wester.
Diane
Kennedy
Sheppard's
check
coat
and
beret.
Pat
Mitchell
and
Barbara
Stalker
Plain
woollen
dresses.
Lois
Good
and
Gail
MacRae
Corduroy
Jumpers
with
horseshoe
neckline,
checked
wool
Jumper.
Luella
McDonald
Flamigo
wool
Jersey
dress
with
grey
accessories.
Marion
Home
and
Margit
MacArthur
Emerald
green
jersey,
green
featherweight
woollen
dress.
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it,
mice
n.cMu
iwu-p
dress,
plaid
skirt,
plain
blouse
Afternoon
Dresses
Laura
Mitchell
Burgundy,
tea-time
dress
with
grey
accessories,
tucked
trim.
,
.
Ileane
Bealle
Black
and
white
Rena
Ingram
Black
taffeta,
sparkle
buttons,
big
pockets.
Mickey
Lavigne
Myrtle
green,
triple
sheer
dress
with
gold
felt
hat.
Mary
Strachan
.
Sr.
Black
crcpe
dress
gheath
skirt,
cowl
neckline
with
clips,
Joyce
Moorehouse
Meiton
cloth
wat,
rolled
collar,
over
pale
green
wool
casual
Ruth
Ketchseon
Toast-brown
coat
over
chocolate
corduroy
jumper.
Islay
Doumont
Green
coat,
grey
lining
over
grey
two-piece
dress
of
crepe.
.
Marjorie
Tattersall
Navy
gabardine
coat,
beret
and
shoes
with
grey
dress,
purse,
gloves.
Formals
Mrs.
Bea
McDonald
Black
taffeta
cocktail
dress
with
silver
j
fnxps
Marion
Shenton
Mauve
dress,
lace
top
with
peplum,
long,
skirt,
long
gloves.
Olive
Strand
Blue
brocaded
satin,
sweetheart
neckline,
stand-up
collar.
Mrs.
Nana
Kennedy'
Draped
skirt
of
black
ti.saue-faiile,
aqua
blouse
with
bead
trim.
Donna
MacArthur
White
or
gandy,
bouffant
skirt,
stand-up
bertha
collar
THE
CLIMAX
A
bridal
scene
climaxed
the
fashion
show
in
which
Lorna
Donaldson,
dressed
as
a
bride
in
white,
embossed
organdy
with
a
deep
all-round
flounce
and
gos-somer
net
veil,
was
escorted
rlmim
tVia
rlnle
nrfi
linnlf
Vlir
Vf
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Skalemcrud.
The
were
preced
ed
by
Norma
McKay
and
Mar
garet
Strachan
as
bridesmaids
dressed
in
brocaded
satin
dress
es,
one
in
strawberry-ice
pink,
the
other
in
heavenly
blue.
Alex
Mitchell
and
Barbara
Teng
sang
Mary
Strachan
at
the
piano
playing,
"Wedding
of
Lily
Marlene,"
"I
Wonder
Who's
Kissing
Her
Now,"
and
the
"Rhinelander;"
Diane
Kennedy
and
Shirley
Hougan
doing
a
clever
skit
impersonating
an
Axel
Olsen
and
a
Pete
Pedersen.
A
group
of
the
Job's
Daughters,
among
them
a
strange
dark
singer,
harmonized
and
led
the
audience
in
community
singing.
Donna
MacArthur,
Honored
Queen
of
the
Bethel,
gave
an
ad
dress
of
welcome
and
called
on
Mrs.
L.
M.
Felsenthal
to
accept
a
bouquet
In
appreciation
of
her
husband's
assistance.
Because
of
their
help
behind
the
scenes,
presentation
were
also
made
to
Miss
Dorothy
New-combe,
Mrs.
Mary
Strachan,
Mrs.
Vera
Eyber,
Mrs
.Winnie
Webster
and
Mrs.
Evelyn
Berry.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
Moose
Child
Care
Committee
Meets
Moose
Child
Care
Committee
met
Thursday
night
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
O.
Mclnnis
and,
after
the
business
session,
cards
were
en-Joyed.
Prize-winners
were
Mrs.
William
Anderson,
first,
and
Mrs-
A.
Hardy,
consolation.
Those
present
were
Mrs.
P.
Bond,
Mrs.
A.
Everleigh,
Mrs.
A.
Hardy,
Mrs.
William
Anderson
and
Mrs.
E.
M.
Lugrin.
PRINCE
RUPERT
LAND
RECORDING
DISTRICT
noon
flight
of
CPA
to
Sandspit
after
a
visit
for
a
few
days
in
the
city.
Canada's
most
popular
white
shirt
1
4'M
V
ARROW
DART
Here
is
the
greatest
collar
to
grace
a
neckline
!
Perfect
fit
.
.
.
stays
fresh
.
.
.
needs
no
starch
,
,
.
can't
wrinkle.
Drt
is
tailored
of
combed
broadcloth
for
fine
texture
next
your
skin.
SANFORIZED-tabelled,
so
this
stunning
white
shirt
will
alway
fit
Launders
,
irons
and
looks
mighty,
mighty
fine
I
4
ijQ
Watts
and
Kf
l
ivicKerson
SMIH
-
GLO
cellulose
company,
limited
of
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
Announcement
Rotary
Club
Auction
Sale-Location
Old
Overwaitea
Store
Saturday
afternoon,
2:30
o'clock,
Oct.
14.
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
18
Job's
Daughters
Fall
Fashion
Show
and
Entertainment,
Civic
Centre,
Oct.
13
at
8
p.m.
Cards
tournament
commencing
in
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
Oct.
19,
8
p.m.
Reserve
this
date
Conrad
School
P.T.A.
card
party
Friday,
October
20,
8
p.m.
Refreshments.
Everybody
welcome.
Remember
United
Church
Bake
Sale,
11
to
4,
Saturday,
October
21,
at
429
Third
Avenue
west,
next
to
Wallace's-
Salvation
Army
Fall
Bazaar
Oct.
24.
Legion
Auxiliary
card
party
Oct.
25.
j
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar.
Oct.
26
Son
a
Bazaar,
October
27.
Conrad
School
P.T.A.
Hallow
e'en
Hoedown,
Friday,
October
27th,
8
p.m.
Games,
prizes,
danc
ing,
refreshments.
Everybody
welcome.
Moose
Bazaar,
Nov.
2
and
3.
Legion
A'lxlliaiy
Fall
Bazaar
Noveinbcr
8.
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale
Nov.
18.
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
W.A
Fall
Sale,
Nov.
18.
I
O.D.E.
tail
uazaar
November
23.
L.O.B.A.
Bazaar
Dec.
1.
United
Church
Fall
Bazaar
December
7.
THREE
SCORE
AND
TEN...
People
nowadays
often
live
beyond
the
biblic:l
span
of
TO
yqars.The
wise
man
makes
sura
that
he
will
not
outlive
his
income.
A
Sun
Life
retirement
policy
will
Rive
you
a
nuaranteed
income
or
as
long
as
you
live.
Start
saving
today.
'sum
life
assurance
company
of
canada
JOHN
t.
fowle
1
.
t42
5th
Ave.
"
Residence
Phone
Black
manuiaciurers
01
ceuuioee
proaucw.
intends
to
apply
for
lease
of
the
following
described
lands
situate
on
the
8keena
River
In
the
vicinity
of
Telegraph
Point.
British
Columbia
commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
high
water
line
on
the
north
bank
of
the
Skecna
River
TWENTY
ONE
HUNDRED
feet
west
of
the
west
entrance
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Tunnel
at
Mileage
75:
thence
South
Westerly
astro,
along;
night
In
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium.
The
fashion
show,
stag-'
ed
by
the
Job's
Daughters
and
sponsored
by
the
Rupert
People's
and
Wallace's
Department
Stores.
Included
the
latest
creations
in
formals,
suits,
sportswear,
casuals,
coats
and
tea-time
dresses.
Fall's
favorite
fabrics,
in
colors
as
bright-hued
as
autumn
days,
were
complemented
by
the
shimmer
of
jewels
from
George
Cook's
store.
Some
of
the
style
trends
observed
were
the
reed-slim
skirts
with
half-pleats
for
walking
comfort;
cuffed,
bell
sleeves'.
shutter-tucking
and
buttons
for
trim.
Outstanding
because
they
combined
chic
with
practicality
were
the
raincoats
with
berets
and
cloche
hats
to
match.
One
!
raincoat,
in
a
brilliant
hue,
featured
a
becoming,
flared
sou'wester.
THE
SHOW
Mrs.
Cftvell'
Woytella
acted
a3
commentator
introducing
the
models
and
Interpreting
the
fashions.
Following
were
the
models
and
the
ensembles
they
wore:
Housecoats
Diane
Kennedy
Emerald
green,
woollen
dressing
gown.
Mary
Addison
-
Green
satin
hostess
gown,
gold
belt,
bell
sleeves.
Patsy
Lemon
Plaid
Woollen
i
BUY
A
OUR
IS
the
high
water
line
of
the
north
bank
of
tne
"""
R,v'
distance
of
ap-
23
30.
w
a
distance
of
approximately
I
EIGHTY
FIVE
chains:
thence
8
45-
j
W
a
distance
of
approximately
SIXTY
,
cnaxns:
tnence
29
ft
su
w
a
aisiance
of
approximately
SEVENTY
FIVE
chains
to
a
point
on
the
eastern
hminrinrv
nf
Iv,t
Tns-
thpnr
in!
14.
45-
E
ajon(!
boundary
a
dlst-ry
ance
of
approximately
THREE
chains:
thence
N
74
30'
E
a
distance
of
ap
proximately
8EVENTY
FIVE
chains;
thence
N
4.V
E
a
distance
of
approxl-
,
mately
SIXTY
chains:
thence
N
23'
.
so'
E
a
distance
of
approximately
j
EIGHTY
EIGHT
chains
to-the
point
of
commencement;
and
containing
Semi
Gloss
&
High
Gloss.
old
gold.
Bulger's,
ijhalla
Hall
tonight
by
Mike
Uoius&i.
lot
the
past
few
liber
of
the
Little's
Bias
retired
to
pri-
Wr.
Stecn
came
to
in
the
early
days
been
actively
iaen-
ocal
business
alfi
j
fairs.
urday
night
Whlit
Temple
at
8
o'clock
men
of
the
Moose
(240
F
Rushbrook.
well-
er
missionary
in
ish
Columbia,
hav-
from
his
stay
in
!
ahl
bi
lravp
ther
present
Canon
at
the
home
of
It.
14ti8
Sixth
Avenue
i
I
I
'
a..
n
n
a
r
i
oavc
oi
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"
tractive
W
e
ek
I
y
(
Monday
and
'
(Hi
.errord,
1045
First
nues
to
make
sat-
very
from
the
ef-
that
made
it
nec-
n
to
enter
hospital,
ord
has
returned
srill
be
a
few
weeks
c
will
be
able
to
be
Whist
and
Dance
13.
Whist
8
o'clock,
cc
Colussi.
Refresli-ixxly
welcome.
(239t
Hamling,
group
su-1
Jie
Great
West
Lite;
).,
Vancouver,
leftj
lay
after
spendin?;
days
in
the
city
on
j
connection
with
d
urance
plan
which
ed
by
some
of
the
;ames
of
the
Prince
fiber
of
Commerce
oyees.
j
NUFACTURE
P
INSTALL
BUHNER
AMDS
i
ONE
884
t
Metal
Ltd.
n
many
beautiful
tints
for
interior
decoratina.
East
QUICK,
VR
INCj
MAKE
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING
EASIER
!
!
GIFT
FOR
EVERYONE
...
WE
WILL
KEEP
THEM
FOR
YOU
MEW
X1AS
ST0CK
ARRIVING
DAILY!!
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
J549
!
YOUR
ALL
AROUND
SERVICE
YOU
WILL
FIND
EXACTLY
WHAT
YOU
WANT
AT
A
PRICE
YOU
CAN
AFFORD
TO
PAY.
.
SIXTY
SEVEN
acres
more
or
leas.
The
purpose
for
which
the
lease
Is
required
Is
for
a
Shearbonm
for
log
:
storage
purposes
in
the
manufacture
I
ol
cellulose
pulp.
DATED
this
5th
day
of
October,
1950.
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
VUMrAJV
X
UM11EU.
j
Air
Force
Recruiting
Team
presents
three
films
"PHOTO
CANADA"
"JET
PROPULSION"
"EXERCISE
MUSKOX-
Canadian
Legion
Hall
October
16
and
17
at
8:00
p.m.
Free
Admission
Everybody
Welcome
Recruiting
Team
present
in
the
hall
daily
October
16,
17
and
18
for
interviews.
TAXI
lit
DIAMONDS
9
WATCHES
C
COSTUME
JEWELLERY
O
FLATWARE
PEN
end
PENCIL
SETS
NEW
LIQUOR
STORE
MANY
OTHER
GIFT
ITEMS
STAND
NEXT
TO
Extra
II
USE
OUR
EASY
-
TO
-
PAY
PLAN!
comfort
and
less
work
for
you
with
a
Coleman
Oil
Heater
Low
in
Cost
Efficient
in
Operation
Available
now
at
FRIENDLY
i
yrjj
sHCKsSB3BBfcsHMDBK!lHBBaB
jHyKflsBRSSOKMSBIIHIf
McBride
Street.
CHOCOLATE
CAKE
Like
Mother
Used
to
Bake!
NOW
AT
.
1.
1
;
m
Let
II
Rain!
ANMnimrFMFMT
ll
PERT
BAKERY
LTD.
Phone
311
THE
OLD
CHAP!
We
have
a
Grand
Assortment
OF
TOYS
COME
IN
AT
ANY
TIME
10D
CAFE'
Yes,
let
it
rain
for
you
will
be
smartly
protected
in
one
of
our
NAVY
BURBERRYS
...
and
for
the
Men
we
have
d
large
selection
of
Burberrvs
and
Croydon
TRENCH
COATS
$23.50
up
ml
DON'T
PUZZLE
Mi.
1L
Ll
UP-T0-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
it
We
are
not
taking
any
clea
ling
or
pressing
at
present
ic
We
shall
attend
to
efficient
service
on
Tailoring,
Alterations
and
Repairing
Nsw
Fall
Samples
have
just
arrived.
Order
now
for
better
choice
LIN
6
THE
TAILOR
Box
286
220
-
6th
St.
Phone
649
&,:M
pM
to
3:30
AM
r
ln
-I.
,
uiuuse
uisncs
Acme
Clothing
Store
1UEY-CHOWMEIN
Serving
the
Public
of
Prince
Rupert
for
Over
33
Years
"fders
PHONE
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