Charles
R.
Roberts,
shoe
dealer,
Combined
piano
and
violin
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
May
2,
19&0
I
recital
of
students
of
M.
A.
way
Ed.
Musscllum,
insurance
atcnt.
and
M.
Anderson
Thursday
eve
'
and
Edward
Boulter,
manaeer
of
FENCING...
ning
at
7:45
In
the
common
lounge
of
the
Civic
Centre,
(lti
Men's
Sweaters
'.
nierce,
were
elected
to
member
Naval
Dance
Is
Pleasing
Affair
ST.
JOHN'S,
Nfld.
More
than
$230,000
is
being
distri-
U..tA,4
in
KTatufmim-llartrl
trflntWl'S
Mrs.
M.
Evans
sailed
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
Monday
afternoon
lor
a
round
trip
to
Whitehorse.
I
ship
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Cham-W.
M.
WatU
and
A.
D.
-Vance
ber
of
commerce
at
the
regular
arrived
in
the
city
by
car
Sunday
from
the
interior.
Mr.
Watts,
"T
mce1tlnB
last
nlSht-
Mr
Mussellam,
being
present,
was
who
is
retiring
as
manager
of
'
du
y
welcomed
by
President
L.
M
Albert
&.
McCaffery
here,
left
A
pleasing,
well
attended
cab-
whn
tonic
nart
in
this
winter's
beaver
hunt.
More
than
13,700
,
aret
style
spring
dance
was
held
for
spring
and
summer
Dtlts
were
taken
and
sold
in
'
in
the
ward
room
of
H.M.C.S
Don't
forget
there
are
free
Posts
Rails
Clear
Cedar
Gothic
Pickets
Complete
Stocks
on
Hand
Order
Today
Albert
&
McCaffery
Lid.
l,i:Mlil".K-COAI.-Bl'lLI)lNG
SlTl'LIES
rhone
116
h...
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.k
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......
rcisemnai.
!
auctions
in
Montreal.
Chatham
Saturday
evening
i-aiiings,
puis
ana
pearls
at
Manson's
Jewellers
with
every
!
Burns
Lake,
met
Mr.
Vance
who
had
flown
north
from
Van
United
Church
Mother's
Day
Sale
Thursday,
May
4.
Fancy-work,
home
cooking,
children's
the
Naval
Reserve,
guests
en
jcyed
a
fine
evening
of
dancin
couver.
!
Announcement
purchase
over
$2.00.
See
today's
ad
page
4.
(
102
George
L.
Rorie
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
business
trip
to
Hazelton.
and
refreshments.
Music
Nvas
by
the
Four
Dukes
with
vocals
ex
Two
presentations
of
Job's,
clothes
a
specialty,
2:30.
(103)
Daughters
Minstrel
Show
on
the
Capitol
Theatre
stage
Wednes-
Mrs.
Krause
Tods
pertly
rendered
by
Dyke
Mc
Club
stag
nights
arranged
Northern
Sports
boxing
Club.
(103P)
JAM
Nylon
Pullovers
with
long
sleeves
.
.
light
but
warm
.
,
.
longer
wear
.
.
.
easily
washed,
Beige,
Pastel
Green
and
Pastel
Blue
-
$8-95
Matinee
at
4
p.m.
(103)
,
Bridge
Scorers
0
If
you
need
any
kind
of
alarm
clock
it
can
be
found
at
Bulger's
and
the
price
Is
the
Millan.
The
affair
was
in
charge
ol
Lt.
Cdr.
Jack
McRae,
command
R.
E.
Moore,
manager
of
Burns
Mrs.
G.
Kr-ause
ended
top
and
Company
Ltd.
returned
to
scorer
at
the
closing
session
of
JOIN
THE
I
tame
as
in
the
east
where
they
are
made.
Also
Bulger's
can
re
Oranje
Spring
Sale
and
Tea.
May
3.
i.
United
Church
Mothers'
Day!
Sale,
May
4th.
J
'White
Elephant
Sale,
Home,
cooking.
Annunciation
School,
j
the
city
aboard
the
Princes.'.
tn
lvl-
centre
Bridge
c:ub
Louise
yesterday
after
a
com-
series
Friday
night.
Second
was
bined
vacation
and
business
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore
followed
in
trip.
Mr.
Moore
was
away
for
third
place
by
Mrs.
A.
H.
Silvcr-
pair
them
if
anything
goes
wrong.
(102)
ing
officer.
Other
ushers
were
Lt.
George
Brown,
Lt.
Walter
Smith,
Lt.
Car!
Smith,
Sub-Lt.
John
Good
and
Sub-Lt.
Dave
Slater.
Nylon
and
Wool
Pullover
with
long
sleeves,
Light
Green,
Light
Blue
and
Cherry
Red
$6.75
Union
Meeting
The
regular
0Ver
three
weeks.
He
visited
sides-
'
monthly
meeting
of
the
Con-1
Edmonton
on
company
business
Evening's
Ihlgh
scorers
wars
struction
St
General
Laborer's,
and
then
wpnt
to
Baneor
.
Maine
Mrs-
Curzon
and
A.
J.
Turcotte.
Thursday,
May
4,
2
p.m.
Refreshments
were
served
in
the
drill
hall
shortly
after
midnight
and
were
In
charge
of
Lt.
"55"
CLUB
Student
Recital,
combine
vi-j
olin
and
piano,
May
4.,
7:30.
'
Gyro
Klondykc
Might
May
5.
Brown.
to
visit
his
mother,
Mrs.
Alan'
The
fortnightly
sessions
will
Moore.
On
his
return
trip,
he
te
carried
on
through
May.
.
visited
relatives
in
Vancouver.
I
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore
was
elected
.to
convene
next-season's
bridge
Don't
forget
the
Job's
cu0.
Union
Local
1427,
will
be
held
on
Tuesday,
May
2,
at
8
p.m.,
in
the
Carpenters'
Union
hall
on
Fraser
Street.
All
members
are
urged
to
be
present.
Business
Minstrel
Show
on
Members
were
urged
to
try'to
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea
Church
Hall,
May
11th.
of
the
new
agree-
Daughters
Discussion
ment.
(102)
J
Pure
wool,
ful
-
knit
Cardigans,
Light
Blue,
Light
Green,
Light
Grey,
Biege,
Cherry
Red
and
Maroon
$7.95
Pure
Wool
Ribbed
Knif
Cardigans,
Tan
Green
and
Grey
$5.25
the
stage
of
Capitol
Theatre,
encourage
greater
interest
in
Wednesday,
May
3.
Special
mat-
the
club
and
attract
more
play-inee
4
p.m.
(103)
ers.
One
minute's
silence
was
observed
at
last
night's
meeting
of
;
Card
Tournament,
Catholic
Hall,
May
11
.
Sonja
Tea
May
13.
SINGER
We
repair
all
makes
Sewing
Machines
WORK
GUARANTEED
For
Free
Estimates
Phone
864
Eastern
Star
Tea
May
18.
w
Do
You
.
Lutheran
Home
Cooking,
Tea,
Scandinavian
Delicatessan,
May
27.
"
i
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
ot
Commerce
in
honor
of
the
memory
of
the
late
J.
E.
Boddle,
long
an
active
member
of
the
Chamber.
Already
a
letter
of
condolence
has
been
sent
to
the
widow.
Guests
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
I
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night
were
Don
Tucker
and
Ernest
Sharpe.
Sid
Gonick
w3
welcomed
as
representative
of
the
Become
a
Member?
Pure
Wool
Worsted
Cardigans,
Made
by
Pride
of
The
West
Knitting
Mills,
Lovat
Brown,
Light
Grey
and
Biege
$8-50
,
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
Singer
Sewing
Centre
Home,
June
1.
:
MBMMMM-BaMMBaHBr
Tea,
Nurses'
;'
vng
one
of
the
bcoutiful
1950
Ford
or
rch
models.
!
V
U
UFW'n
r
A
N
9
Jantzen
Tee
Shirts
-
$3.95
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
i
The
presence
of
J.
D.
McRae,
I
i
M.L.A.
for
Prince
Rupert,
for
ths
I
-.
i
..
rAcirD
ying
tor
ir
on
inc
nw
uni.t
v
Sent
method.
first
time
since
the
recent
session
'
of
the
Legislature,
was
duly
Penman's
Tee
Shirts
in
White,
Sarvd
ond
Grey
$---00
Monarch
Tee
Shirts
in
Fancy
Design
$2.95
1
T
Shrine
Party
What
are
the
Rules
?
I
LI.
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M
n
A
J
BM
Allt
Merry
Affair
i
y
m
you
moKC
a
reasonauie
uuwm
pvyi.ivn.
The
Shriners
had'
a
gay
pat
ty
j
Jiich
your
present
car
may
be
oil
or
part).
Painting
&
Decorating
Saturday
night
at
the
Aero
Club
when
one
hundred
couples
weie
.
.
.
I
I
&w!
WALLPAPER
HANGING
Call
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
The
ONLY
hour
new
cor
is
nor
ro
oe
usea
as
u
'
We
had
to
bring
the
kids
along.
Can't
find
a
baby
sitter
"
'
"
who
would
put
up
with
them
'
'
'
'
IPhone
Blue
215
233
11th
St
Vault
Fur
Storage
any
other
form
of
hire.
ngwith
these
rules'you
may
selct
any
of
our
new
pay
for
it
at
just
$55
a
month.
This
Is
a
consid-
iPRING
is
the
time
of
em
B.C.
year
that
a
young
man's!
in
North
ancv
liahtlv
turns
toj
Luon
of
the
average
instalment
now
being
charges
the
1950
car
within
your
reach.
guests
of
the
Prince
Rupert.
Shrine
Club.
I
From
9
p.m.
until
3
a.m
the
Shrine
Club
Band
Orchestra
kept
the
crowd
moving
merrily.
Mrs.
Nora
Thompson
was
at
the
piano.
William
Tocher
was
a
genial
master
of
ceremonies.
Decorations
of
the
hall,
arranged
under
the
direction
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell
with
assistance
of
Job's
Daughters,
were
the
subject
of
complimentary
comment.
Shrine
emblems
and
colors
were
featured.
j
Much
interest
was
taken
in
the
nnvni
raffles.
Two
hams,
two
WILL
BE
READY
FOR
YOUR
SERVICE
noughts
of
what
his
girl
Do
You
Know
....
that
you
will
find
the
most
modern
chimney
cleaning
equipment
in
Prince
Rupert
at
THOMSHEET
METAL
WORKS
Black
884
IN
TWO
WEEKS
riend
has
been
thinking
MODERN
SCIENTIFIC
VAULTS
COMPLY
100
PER
CENT
WITH
UNDERWRITERS'
ill
winter.
Open
24
Hours
Every
Day
is
Night
MILLIE'S
FOR
HAMBURGERS
Full
'
course
meals
served
5-7
p.m.
Just
off
Third
Avenue
Telephone
9
'
pork
shoulders
and
two
sides
of
I
bacon
were
onerea
as
a
ouui
Dl'lZC.
W.
F.
Stone
was
winner
ana
vcuppiiF?;
he
found
himself
in
possession
of
Complete
Selection
of
Phone
974
Today
FOR
FREE
PICK-UP
AND
ESTIMATES
Bill
Scuby-furs
Out-of-town
Customers"
Ship
Express
Insured
to
302
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
,
JIB
fith
St.
Ph.
Orders
Biu
n
a
live
suckling
pig,
presented
bj
II.
F.
Robins.
A
dozen
live
chick
31
-
&
GIRLS
JEANS
Priced
ot
$2.95
ens
were
the
prizes
in
games
and
i
novel
contests.
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i,
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383
J1'.
T
Shirts
69s
&
79c
n"'J'K
GARDEN
TOOLS
SEEDS
AND
FERTILIZERS
-
FENCING
AND
NETTING
Jeans
at
$3,25'
Mrs.
Robins
was
presented,
with
a
beautiful
bouquet
in
recognition
of
her
services
as
head
of
the
ladles'
committee.
George
Frizzed,
one
of
British
Columbia's
oldest
Shriners
and
certainly
the
oldest
In
this
district,
was
present
as
a
guest
of
honor.
TAXI
Now
ot
Your
Service
Y
Slacks
priced
from
H95
to
$15.95
T-,
short
and
long
sleeves
Planning
to
Build?
Coll
363
For
expert
advice
on
Building
Problems
383
cabs
V
m-ny
new
designs
i
Delicious
refreshments
were
in
I
charge
of
A.
Van
Mecr.
R.
G.
Van
335
Phone
311
Mt
Bride
Street.
Meer,
R.
G.
Van
der
sluys
ana
e.
jg
DEPT.
STORE
DAY
or
NIGHT
L.
Dale.
!
The
general
commitee
consisted
of
Vic
Grant,
chairman;
Al
'Mitchell
&
Currie'
Stand
-733
2nd
Ave.
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
George
Cook,
Jeweller
At
the
Washington
Block
Builders
LIMITED
Contractors
Shcardown,
William
Tocher,
Thomas
Newton
and
George
Dawes.
'i
Buy
With
Confidence
Gifts
for
Everv
Occasion
GLASSWARE
lor
Ihe
HOME
Notice
To
RWARE,
WATCHES,
CHINA,
LUGGAGE
'
ItUtllarp
Puuuiutnj
Mich
Counter
Railroadmen
Phone
204
Box
1188
Cups
&
Saucers
Drinking
Glasses
Water
Sets
O
Pyrexware
6
.
Sets
of
Dishes
0
Fruit
Bowl
Sets
Hartt
Railroader
Bool
1
FOR
SALE
THE
HOME
OF
1000
ITEMS
This
money
maker
to
be
sold
BOULTER
&
WELTER
''urmcrly
B
&
W
Transfer)
f'l'lw
;JLJUi
I
for
the
best
cash
offer.'
Pres
ent
owner
has
other
Interests
Ml
Our
ivilrAr
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nf
.
HOURS
,..
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundoys
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUd
Steel
Shank
Regular
$15.95
Special
$11.95
FAMILY
SHOE
Principals
only
apply.
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and
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