ed
by
Ormes
Drugs.
r
.
(LONG
AWAITED
jtincc
ttupctt
Dailp
rectus
Tuesday,
October
26,
1943
pound
tin
of
strawberry
jam
donated
by
Rupert
Butchers.
Hans
Petterson,
ticket
418
linen
luncheon
set
donated
hv
'
Wallaces.
Mrs.
Pete
Anderson,
ticket
146,
y2
ton
coal
donated
by
Philpott
Evitt
&
Company.
.
O.
Havroy,
ticket
105,
pair
of
bath
towels
donated
by
Fraser
Pa
Mrs.
J
bedroom
Schroecier,
ticket
368,
slippers
.donated
bv
Prom
the
&
Payne.
box
of
chocolates
donated
by!
Ormes
Drugs,
was
won
by
Mrs.
H.
M.
Leak
with
ticket
number
32.
Mrs.
H.
Helland,
with
ticket
26014
won
the
evening
door
prize,
a
pound
of
coffee
donated
by
W.
H.
Malkin
Company.
In
charge
of
refreshments
at
the
dance
in
the
evening
were
Miss
Irene
Poulsen,
Mrs.
A.
Stegavig,
R.
HUndeide,
G.
Sel-vig,
James
Taylor,
Mrs.
P.
Ped-erson.
and
Mrs.
J.
Ritchie.
Nels
J
PICTURE
HERE
"Emperor
Walts,"
Filmed
at
Jasper,
Coming
to
Capitol
at
Middle
of
November
The
long-awaited
"Emperor
Waltz,"
with
Bing
Crosby
and
Family
Shoe
Store.
NORWEGIANS
HOLD
BAZAAR
Successful
Affair
Held
Friday
Afternoon
and
Evening
The
Sons
and
Daughters
of
Norway
held
a
very
successful
bazaar
last
Friday
in
the
Valhalla
Hall.
During
the
afternoon
a
tea
and
sale
of
fancy
work,
knitting
and
home
cooking
were
the
main
features.
10:45
Pi
Hans
Petterson,
ticket
472
leatherette
writing
case
donated
by
Ormes
Drugs.
Alt
Jensen,
ticket
152,
handworked
tea
cloth.
Alf
Jensep,
ticket
31,
boy's
hand
knit
sweater.
Mrs.
O.
Bremo,
ticket
513.
ladies
alligator
purse
donated
by
Dom's
Department
Store.
Mrs.
O.
Stegavig,
leather
wal
Joan
Fontaine,
which
holds
Mr.
Lnrtstmanson,
ticket
574,
men's
socks
and
shaving
mug
(shaving
mug
donated
by
Ormes
powder
Ormes
Dr'
K.
Slatta,
Plaque.
Hans
p,,,.
fiiinderson
acted
as
master
of
more
than
passing
local
Interest
since
much
of
It
was
filmed
at
ceremonies
with
K.
Slatta
selling
:
Bull's
Eye
VALUES
p
PEOPLES
STORE
End
of
Month
Sale
I
BUY
YOUR
WINTER
NEEDS
j
NOW
AT
PEOPLES
STORE
Jasper
National
Park,
Is
finally
let
souVenir
of
Prince
Rupert
The
dance
in
the
evening
was
tickets
at
the
door.
1
Drugs).
Darrow
Gomez,
ticket
374,
7
pound
ham.
"
M.
Heddleston,
ticket
153,
bath
box
of
cho4
'
other
Winners
of
the
grand
prizes
donated
by
Yukon
Jewellers.
Hans
Petterson,
ticket
237,
3
were:
G.
Brown,
ticket
604,
silver
flat-wear
In
hand-carved
chest
donated
by
Nils
Vasang.
Mrs.
Pat
Harris,
ticket
103,
water
color
painting
by
Bjorn
booked
for
the
Capitol
Theatre
here,
it
is
announced
by
Manager
J.
Harry
Black.
It
is
coming
for
a
four-day
run
from
November
17
to
20.
The
coming
month's
list
of
billings
starts
off
auspiciously
with
Robert
Young
and
Maureen
O'Hara
In
"Silting
Pretty,"
commencing
to
morrow
for
a
four-day
run.
Following
Is
the
program
extending
to
late
In
November:
October
27-30
"Sitting
Pretty,"
with
Robert
Young
and
Maureen
-
mf
W
Selvig.
Mrs.
Thomas
Boulter,
ticket
4
BIG
DAYS
I
STARTS
WEDNESDAY
jftli
246,
reversible
blanket.
Audrey
Heuton,
ticket
456,
hand
knit
silk
vanity
set.
Other
prize
winners
were:
roarious
tumult.
Clifton
Webb
is
said
to
take
the
show
in
the
first
out-and-out
comedy
role
he
has
played.
.
ft.
i
I
Sonja
Jensen,
ticket
115,
14
SATURDAY
2:00
-
4:40
-
6:52
-
9:02
J
.
pound
ham
donated
by
Burns
Usually
he
has
taken
straight
O'Hara.
sauve
and
sophisticated
parts.
October
31,
November
1
"An-The
'
supporting
cast
includes
gel's
Alley,"
Bowery
Boys
and
such
favorotes
as
Richard
Leo
Gorcey;
"Dangerous
Years,"
enjeyed
by
a
large
crowd
when
music
for
the
coming
occasion
was
provided
by
Mike
Colussi.
Tea
tables
were
attractively
decorated
with
fall
flowers
and
were
In
charge
of
Mrs.
C.
Strand.
Mrs.
W.
Lund,
Mrs.
W.
Ballinger
and
Mrs.
F,
Schroeder
who
acted
as
servgeurs.
Mrs.
J.
Prihard
was
in
crjarge
of
the
kitchen,
assisted
by
Mrs.
O.
Giske,
Mrs.
R.
Weber.
Mrs.
G.
Selvig,
Mrs.
W.
Simon-sen,
Mrs.
B
Roald,
Mrs
P.
Anderson,
Mrs.
T.
Mulhern,
Mrs.
J.
Pedersen,
Mrs.
L.
Sandvar
and
Mrs.
J.
Taylor.
Sales
from
the
heavily-laden
home
cooking
table
were
under
the
direction
of
Mrs
A.
Jensen,
Mrs.
B.
Roald
and
Mrs.
W.
Simonsen.
Mrs.
H.
Pederson,
Mrs.
K.
Slatta
and
Mrs
H.
Helland
were
in
charge
of
the
fancy
work
table.
-
The
bean
guessing
contest
was
supervised
by
Mrs.
J.
Pederson
while
Mrs.
H.
Knutson
acted
as
cashier
and
Mrs.
A.
Hen-rikson
in
the
capaticy
of
convener,
greeted
the
guests.
The
afternoon
door
prize,
a
and
Company.
Roy
Johnsen,
ticket
63,
a
ton
coal
donated
by
Albert
&
Mc-Caffery.
Mrs.
John
Pederson
with
a
guess
of
763
was
closest
In
the
bean
guessing
contest
and
won
Haydn,
Louise
Allbritton,
Randy
William
Halop
and
Ann
E.
Todd.
Stuart,
Ed.
Begley,
Larry
Olsen,
November
2
and
3
"You
Were
John
Russell,
Betty
Ann
Lynn
Meant
for
Me."
Dan
Dailley
and
NEW
KIND
OF
COMEDY
HERE
'
"Sitting
Pretty"
Coming
for
Four
Days
Starting
Tomorrow
Something
different
and
delightful
in
the
way
of
screen
comedy
is
promised
in
"Sitting
Pretty"
which
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre,
here
for
four
days
commencing
tomorrow.
It
stars
Maureen
O'Hara,
Robert
Young
and
CHfton
Webb.
The
story
is
that
of
a
versatile,
mysterious
and
sophisticated
gentleman
who
answers
an
advertisement
for
a
baby
sitter,
with
results
that
almost
wreck
the
marriage
of
a
much-
and
Willard
Robertson.
VERSATILE
MATERIAL
Agar-agar,
a
culture
medium
for
bacteria.is
also
an
ingredient
of
bird's
nest
soup.
"?
J
M
nihu.iiltM
I
If
III
J
a
hand-embroidered
cushion
donated
by
Mrs.
Charles
Lund-strom.
Hans
Petterson,
ticket
252,
won
a
plastic
framed
desk
clocc
donated
by
Manson's
Jewellers.
O.
Trieber,
ticket,
37,
shaving
mug
donated
by
Ormes
Drugs.
Olaf
Stegavig,
ticket
450,
leatherette
writing
case
donat
SJ
VJiJI
Jeanne
Crain;
Men's
Style
Show.
November
4,
5
and
6
"Treasure
df
Sierre
Madre,"
Humphrey
Bogart
and
Walter
Huston.
November
7
and
8
"Michigan
Kid,"
Jon
Hall
and
Rita
Johnson;
"Temptation,"
Merle
Ob-eron
and
George
Brent.
November
9
and
10
"Return
of
Monte
Cristo,'
"Louis
Hay-ward
and
Barbara
Britton.
November
11,
12
and
13
"Secret
Life
of
Walter
Mitty,"
Danny
Kaye
and
Virginia
Mayo.
November
14,
15
and
16
"Gun-fighters,"
Randolph
Scott
and
AGRICULTURAL
ECONOMY
China
is
essentially
agricultural,
with
nearly
80
per
cent
of
the
population
dependent
on
the
land
for
livelihood.
in-love
couple
and
throws
an
entire
community
Into
an
up
;
A
rS
Barbara
Britton;
"Thirteen
Lead
'
RnlHiprs
"
Tnm
rnnn-nu
anH
Marie
Palmer.
FOR
ML.
November
17-20
"Emperor
Waltz,"
Bing
Crosby
and
Joan
Fontaine.
November
21
"High
Conquest,"
Anna
Lee
and
Warren
Douglas;
"Stage
Struck,"
Con
rad
Nagel
and
Audrey
Long.
November
22,
23
and
24
"Sleep
My
Love,"
Claudett
Colbert
and
Don
Ameche;
"Blon-die's
Anniversary,"
Penny
Single
HAYDN
Louise
ALLBRITTON
ton
and
Arthur
Lake.
November
25,
26
and
27
"Fiesta,"
Esther
Williams
and
2a
Ricardo
Montalban.
November
28
and
29
"Tender
Years,"
Joe
E.
Brown
and
Nor-
een
Nash;
"Belle
Star,"
Gene
March
of
Time
Cartoon
-News
ON
THE
SAME
PROGRAM
Tierney.
MONSIEUR
VER
TUESDAY
at
7:00
p.m.
-
9:23
FEATURING
NEW
LUXURY
STEAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
HELPING
MAKE
GOOD
CITIZENS
Attend
Concert
and
Support
Boy
Scout
Work
Scout
training
Is
designed
to
supplement
the
training
that
boys
receive
at
home
and
at
school.
The
object
is
to
help
develop
STROMBERG-CARL
Combination
Console
Reced
,'U:.r,i.-A",
-l
A
Masterpiece
at
a
New
Law
of
SEE
AND
HEAR
QUALITY
AND
BaH"
the
boy
Into
a
man,
capable
of
standing
on
his
own
feet,
to
train
him
to
be
independent,
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
and
help
him
to
be
of
service
to
his
community.
The
foundation
of
all
scouting
Is
the
Scout
Law.
It
Is
the
moral
code
of
the
world
put
in
-
'
ESTIMATE
$50,000,000
WHEAT
CROP
FOR
ONTARIO
Hon.
T
L.
K
ennedy,
minister
of
agriculture,
has
estimated
that
the
farmers'
return
on
their
unprecedented
fall
wheat
crops
in
Ontario
will
be
well
in
excess
of
$50,000,000.
Bumper
crops
mean
'
that
farmers
will
have-more
money
to
spend
on
farm
improve-,v
ments.
Here
Bea
Brokenshlre
watches
harvested
wheat
pour
i
from
a
combine.
VMS
to
small
compass,
expressed
in
a
language
a
boy
can
under
stand
and
when
put
Into
every
on
birds,
are
quite
all
righfr
WHEN
YOU
BUY
A
WATQ
E
A
IP
T
O
N
E
Keep
this
in
mlnd-you
musn't
"
-
.
j
"high
grade"
unless
)Cfirc7TTFH
something
aay
practice,
helps
to
lead
a'
boy
to
good
citizenship.
You
can
help
in
the,
training
of
our
Boy
Scouts
by
supporting
the
Symphony
Concert
to
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
on
November
5.
Admission
by
ticket,
75
cents
adults;
35
cents
students.
(It)
price.
DAWN
PINK
WHITE
MELLOW
BIFF
IVORY
PAGODA
GREEN
PEACH
TIBET
GOLD
POWDER
BLUE
PAMPAS
CREAM
we
don't
mn
Bv
a
'"decent
price"
AsltTour
Lumbtr
Dtahr
tbout
0flXm
HOME
INSULATION!
The
Wonder
Wall
Paint
much
really
must
pay
a
lot
of
money.
Watches
haven't
advanced
as
nt
fithnr
thlncs.
THE
25-POINT
INSULATION
.
.
..ri
haven't-we
bought
U
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
nf
our
stock
aulte
a
while
ago,
actually
been
Railroad
watches
have
ELISSA
LAIIDI'S
,
DEATH
IS
NOTED
Vancouver
papers
make
quite
extended
relerence
to
the
death
in
New
York
last
week
oi
Elissa
Landl,
aclress
and
novelist,
whose
childhood
was
stent
on
the
Uniform,
tamperproof
density.
Low
thermal
conductivity.
Low
installation
cost.
Dual
insulation
value.
Constant
fuel
saving
Comfortable
summer
and
winter
temperatures.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
KIDDIES
iUW
ita
UU1U1C
viiv
j(
'
watch
It
fBut
for
a
reliable
.
.
...
Ann
nn
4,-.
nnfl
......
,rh
Will
i.
2.
3.
4
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Odorless.
t
Clean.
No
settlement.
Permanent.
VVill
not
absorb
moisture.
Sound
deadening.
Easy
to
install.
Light
in
weight
Thick
insulation.
No
waste
Incomplete
fill.
Recommended
by
leading
architects,
builders
and
insulation
experts.
If
you
come
here
i
a
fr
is
to
20
yeaS-
coast.
Her
mother
was
known
For
air
conditioned
homes.
22.
Chemically
inert.
23
...
.......
nf
wtcnes
as
"Mrs.
Francis"
but
she
,
was
really
a
daughter
of
the
Em
your
own
mother
won't
know
you
in
one
of
our
HALLOW
E'E
N
MASKS.
They
are
scarev
enough
to
make
a
Goblin
shudder.
See
our
full
line
of
FIREWORKS
and
other
NOVELTIES.
Get
your
paper
TABLECLOTHS
.and
..NAPKINS
for
a
Hallowe'en
Party
at
If
you've
been
twn
us.
called
on
bit.
It's
time
you
24.
vermin
and
rodentproof.
Rotproof.
press
of
Austria.
According
to
11
Fireproof.
5,
Safe.
Dielectric.
the
papers,
Bhe
was
banis
hed
from
court
for
allegations
concerning
the
death
of
a
brother
It
was
in
Vancouver
she
met
CLEAN
HEAT
.
...
Saves
Your
Fuel
...
Saves
Your
Money
.
.
.
It
means
a
cleaner
house
and
decreased
fire
hazards.
Call
us
for
prompt
FURNACE
SERVICE
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Limited
FAWCETT
DEALER
253
East
1st
Ave.
Black
83
1
AVAILABLE
AT
count
Carlo
Zenardi-Landl.
H
mm
ma
mm
was
then
a
civil
engineer
in
the
service
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway.
He
had
supervi
Why
fan
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Phones
651
-
652
P.O.
Box
718
COAL
LUMIJER
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
sion
of
the
bridge
building
oVer
the
rapids
near
Prince
Runert.
518
3rd
Ave.
Vf.
Phone
Red
400
f
this
being
named
after
him.
.r.
I
I
lake
MaUowe
en
Shell-Out
a
Sell-Ou
uvip
Almsmen
iieip
TICKETS
NOW
ON
SALE
BY
ALL
IOOL
CHILDREN