TERRACE
TOPICS
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
ENTRIES
FOR
BABY,
BEAUTY
CONTESTS
Ptinre
Rupert
Daily
Hctof
Thursday,
August
4,
1949
Wirt
(M
bind
b
thwt
wk
5"
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Peddle
of
Vancouver
are
spending
a
few
days
here
as
the
guests
of
I
jn
mum
in
mtj:
ri
Five
Entries
InFormer,
Three
In
Latter
CBSr
if
'
3
Parkvold,
1449
Piggot
Place.
Lauran
Hemsworth.
age
four,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Hemsworth,
52
Market
Place.
Donna
Lynne
Femie,
age
three,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Karrv
Fernie,
1319
Overlook
STEWART
WHARF
CONTRACT
IS
LET
OilLRDSSElL
Mr
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
Thomas.
.
.
,
.
,.
,
Five
entries
have
been
received
Years
aqo
Mr.
w
Peddle
was
school
.
.
for
the
"
Perfect
Child"
contest
,
,
.,.
i
'
"
principal
here.
He
and
Mrs.
,
.
.
L,.
f,,
Pri.
R
and
three
for
tne
uath.ng
beauty
STtf.Ta
Hivnrw
For
Good
Luck
at
canning
time
choose
contest
which
will
be
features
of
pert
where
they
have
been
visit-
ing
with
their
son-in-law
and
Howie
&
Latimer,
Vancouver
contracting
firm,
now
carrying
out
the
buildings
of
a
new
dock
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
OOGDE
at
Seal
Cove
here
for
the
De-
Wilson
Murray.
partment
of
Transport
light-j
house
service
headquarters,
have
The
Misses
Dorreen
and
Mar-been
awarded
the
contract
for
I
garet
Murie
left
this
week
for
a
major
repairs
to
the
government
!
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
WHO
WILL
BE
'MISS
PRINCE
Ifj
Southbound
from
a
regular
scheduled,
cruise
voyage
to
Alaska
.with
a
capacity
list
of
passengers
on
board,
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Kathleen,
Capt.
Graham
Hughes,
was
in
port
from
9
a.m.
until
12
noon
today.
Something
was
added
to
the
usual
thrills
of
the
northern
voyage
yesterday
when
the
Princess
Kathleen
ran
Into
a
spectacular
thunder-
and
lightning
storm
while
cruising
through
Behm
Channel
between
Revilla
Gigedo
(
Ketchikan
Isl
me
vvju
veil
iic
v-ai
lit
at
nmvit
sreet
opens
here
on
August
13.
;
KjmSG
BE.UTIES
Perfect
Child"
entries
so
far,1511'"
.
are.
j
For
the
bathing
beauty
con-
three
entries
to
date
th.
Danny
Gillisage
four,
son
or
test.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Gillis,
110
aie:
Laldlaw.
20.
of
314
Ninth
Avenue
West.
j
Miss
Hope
Sharon
Bolam,
age
three,
Sixth
Avenue
West.
Marie
Lavigne,
19.
of
6.2
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Miss
Bolam.
13
Third
Avenue.
.ElfihUi
Avenue
West
Myrna
Parkvold,
age
five,1
Miss
Beth
Sedgwick,
18,
of
20.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Sixth
Avenue
East.
nan
to
auenci
me
ineaire
3londay
to
nJ
next
and
Vote
for
the
Cirl
of
Yournl
i
Premier!
dock
at
Stewart,
ac-i
r-r,lintr
tr,
word
received
in
the'
Mrs.
Mrs.
Dan
Dan
McKinnon,
McKinnon.
one
of
-
VII
Vinegar
in
bulk
and
gallon
jars
V
I
city.
The
job
will
amount
to
about
$50,000,
it
is
understood.
Terrace's
real
pioneer
women,
is
a
patient
in
the
Red
Cross
Hospital.
Mrs.
Oliver
tonight
on
Un
for
a
trip
to
Vane,;
Mrs-
K.
F.
Hi,f
Wednesday
alu-r,,
Mrs.
A.
Dufour,
who
has
been
paying
a
visit
to
the
city
as
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Erick-sen,
Hays
Cove
Circle,
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Princess
Kathleen
on
her
return
to
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Douglas
Frizzell
w
ere
week-end
visitors
in
Ter-
race.
Forty
-
one
new
merchant
ships
with
a
total
tonnage
of
204.000
tons
were
delivered
by
Britain's
shipyards
in
December
1948.
active
leaders
In
the
Guide
move-
sponsored
by
the
National
Head-ment
young,
energetic,
and
good
quarters
but
there
have
been
hikers.
They
represent
35
of
the
many
trips
when
delegates
have
'
travelled
to
other
countries
for
5,000
Canadian
volunteer
leaders
They
work
in
office
and
school,
I
special
international
events.
Mrs.
E.
S.
Wkhart,
Chief
Commis-but
or
laboratories
during
the
yearD.
find
time
to
take
ud
Guid-'sioner
for
Canadian
Girl
Guides,
and
and
the
mainland.
On
one
side
of
the
ship
skies
were
clear.
On
the
other
were
fast
moving
billowing
rain
clouds,
giving
forth
brilliant
flashes
of
lightning,
reverberating
thunder
clups
and
copious
showers.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.'
Try
a
Classified
HA
lor
Results.
from
a
trip
Uj
the
(,
GUIDE
LEADER
OFF
TO
BANFF
ing
as
a
hooby.
In
addition
they
is.
most
enthusiastic
about
this
PORT
CLEMENTS
CONTRACT
IS
LET
find
time
to
do
a
great
deal
of
I
trip
wnicn
nas
oeen
fcponsorea
hiking
and
enjoy
week-end
trips'
by
the
Dominion
Camp
Commit-with
their
Guides.
Leaders
of!
tee.
She
believes
that
more
Girl
Guide
companies
are
not
Guiding
can
be
made
a
real
all
working
girls.
land
interesting
hobby
for
young,!
Most
of
the
14.000
'teen-a',rc'
active
women
of
all
occupations,1
Girl
Guides
who
camped
in
Can-
j
the
more
Guides
will
be
en-
MU.N
I
Itl.AI,,
Auiiu.-t
4iIi-H'1.l-
.
HOLIDAY
PICNIC
PACK
TIIK
BASKET.
WITH
(.()()
THINGS
TO
EAT
from
Terrace
Meat
Market
George
E.
Peters,
Prop.
Miss
Honora
L.
Silversides
Is
one
of
five
British
Columbia
girls
leaving
this
week
to
attend
the
first
Dominion-wide
Guiders'
Camp
August
8
to
19
at
Banff.
There
will
be
Guiders
from
all
parts
of
Canada
spending
the
ten
days
hiking
and
ad
Ilin-t
1
fill
Ixuikli
(
nil
caniiiin;
aoj'
1,
I
krw.w!
l.u
n
if
y,,M
M-
u,..r
vml
lnjokU't
tll
IILik!
(iur
rillmuill
a
'If
ni-rr
Tliai'
wliv
I'm
,
k-iwI
v.m
a
nti;i;
rui-v
i
'taV'
fur
t'nniiimi
nml
Frtnui
f
r
f
'
innklil
AM)
boikIiHiiI
j.Il.y
wjjp
Will
llclf
VltlJ
III
llvr
Vrilir
i
.,
L
ada
this
year,
were
able
to
do
abled
to
make
a
nappy,
neanny
so
because
of
work
done
by
the
j
contribution
towards
good
citl-
Contract
for
repairs
to
the
Port
Clements
wharf
has
been
awarded
to
Holland
&
Phillips,
Masset
contractors,
according
to
word
received
by
E.
T.
Apple-whalte,
M.P.-elcct.
The
contract
figure
is
about
$40,000.
the
volunteers
from
the
ranks
of
the
zenship
in
their
home
towns.
QUALITY
SERVICE
BITTER
EGGS
'POl'LTRY
venturing
in
the
open
in
mountains
around
Banff.
young
married
women.
the
vriir
'round.
Willi
J.il
v
,
n
Suiniinr
friui
MEATS
-FISH-
flavour
ri'inT
-oliMir
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tllllKr
U-im-
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H,
UUi.r.,."'
You
saw
it
in
the
News!
All
girls
taking
this
trip
are
I
This
is
the
first
"Holiday"
trip
i.iiv
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Montreal,
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xce'cnt
canning
guidt!
F$rhapM
Garitninf
in
your
f.i-oiintr!
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(iliiui
....
or
po-nlilv
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t
nui
fir
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Hut
no
mutter
w
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Truly.
Th,
WoWiJ,lJ
saleI
;
i
BOYS'
WEAR
V
sale-"'-
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MEN'S
WEAR
At
the
RUPERT
r.lENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
with
uri'ler
tlir
.siiiiiiiii
r
nin
VOIl
II
ri'llll
thr
rim-Ill
p'llr.li-
mnit
of
ii
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TKA1
I'our
uni'
iii
irt
of
fn
"lily
botliiiK
watrr
m'rr
8
tia-puiHi-i
of
Tender
Leaf
Ti
&
in
a
lame
tmput
or
pitelier.
C'oer
mid
ullnw
to
brew
for
r
inmiileH.
Tlnn
pour
over
eracked
ire
:md
nerve
in
hirye
clnV4'
with
liniiin
nml
tine
Miif.tr.
Thi
Ri'l
ou
H
ilihrtoun
wrv-inml
Tender
I.ouf
Ten.
ymi
knnw,
U
the
tea
Unit's
lu.nle
from
the
i(f(!.ij
lidifi
and
they
five
it
that
added
touch
of
tt.it
mut
ipnrllc
that
nie.m
mil
tin
enjoyment.
hot
or
cold!
Find
Teinhr
Iat
Tea
ruli
fmnnint
bihihI-tanling
at
your
nrwt'i
in
cun-Vfiiieut
mf.e
pai
-knitei.
Ack
fur
it
fur
"qiiirfc
comfort
"
for
mil
refreshment
I
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Number
Of
Thinfi
t
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eyes
i.ai
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lilne
floui
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prtwlililit,
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Mi
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Mill-
In
look
tor
1W:
Hunt
It.tliv
Fn.
("
null
nml
K
Juui
V'e
If
(Jt-alnV,
Over
150
Pair
Men's
Pants
Sale-
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ml.
i.
w
BOYS'
COATS
Reg.
S10
To
$13
86.99
Reg-
$13
To
$15.
$8.99
i
You
Don't
ffl
AIM'
Way
Below
Cost
We're
proud
of
our
values.
Try
and"
beat
these
bargains
out
of
town
anywhere
in
Canada.
Yes,
try!
Wools,
rayons,
tropicals
and
tweeds.
All
colors
including
navy
blue.
GROUP
No.
2
GROUP
No.
1
eve
del
ill
nl
1
reft
T
1
lliL'e
vmi
In
be
w
MI'HINK
alum
i-hr.
h.ilid
iv-
.
.
.
inr
M-ri-Ki-
'ind
n
ln
lie
yir
they
feel
tip
i
sn.l
u-ytiiir
eve
tune
itelyi
jind
ee
uliit
rl
tinnu'-i
from
lintlni"'
Milllll
rnnlillll-
wt'ii.
(lint
hlen.l
ptri'ifit
n
it
in
ill
fluid
ol
yr
eleati.ei
and
medii
f
tj.-nr.
fn-f.
ret
s
r
t
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It'1
P""-
to
t.'tp
Tempting
Freih
fruH
In
Scoiort,
nowy
'
wliippttl
ereim
and
liulit,
IlltTy
eake
ilV
haul
to
etjii
il
a
Miriim
eoinliiiial
:on
hke
tin-!
I'nrticularly
if
the
eake
h
ii
Simhi
l)own
eke
.
.
.
light
at
a
dream
.
.
.
full
of
all
that
ildn
aie
tt
tidenie
ind
moittir.
ilmt
SWANS
IXIWX
CAKK
Kl.Hl'It
BiVr
to
nil
rnke.
Made
fnmi
mfl,
winter
wheat.
Swnn
flown
is
nulled
In-
it
Controlled
Milling"
proer"
and
iflrd
Kiun
ami
,'iium
until
Iimrx
a.i
Jim
n.s
ordinary
jtuur.
llt'ninner
or
expt
rt
you
i
in't
hrli
hut
ni.ik"
le
Iter
i
iku,
if
you
te
Swan
)on
Cuke
limir.
1'ry
tho
wondeil'iil
te.-ttd
tcC4e
ou
the
packnue.
GROUP
No.
3
Regular
4.49
v
$7-$l0
54-37.50
MEN'S
$2.49
Regular
S5-J6
Ages
2,4,
5,
6,
7,8
Year
Assorted
browns,
beige,
solid
colors
and
tweeds
in"
the
year's
smartest
little
boy
styles.
All
priced
less
than
cost.
SPORT
AND
DRESS
SHIRTS
Not
all
sizes
in
each
group
but
you're
bo
und
to
find
your
size
on
sale.
Sizes
28,
29,
30,
31,
32,
33,
34,
36,
37,
40,
42
waist.
Take
a
look.
You'll
be
satisfied.
von
w
hnou
you
fi
resuiailv.
$20
-
$26
YOUTHS'
COATS
These
are
not
"Sale''
shirts
but
guaranteed
branded
lines.
All
sines
from
14
!
thro
17.
A
real
buy
but
hurry
down!
ll
mi
i
i,iiu"un
y
ivn
Arcs
13-16
$12.99
and
$14.99
$8
MEN'S
ZIPPER
COAT
SWEATERS
3.49
$1
MEN'S
GENUINE
LEATHER
BELTS
ah
sizes
.49
Reg.
Reg.
5
s
uasjaaHJra.3
Just
around
the
corner
on
6ih
Street
behind
Wallace
Pharmacy.
THE
TIME'..-
Now
-
Rupert
Mens
and
Boys
Store
-
THE
PLACE:
m
a
.
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n
f
:
SHOE
FINi,
5
:
fomm
Lrr-t
m
apt
"t$zews
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rl
J
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Heel
Plates
-
sh"
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J
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Taste
and
,'i1,lidJ)'
mm
End
I
AND
$8.25
YOUTHS'
TROUSERS
$4.99
$6
MEN'S
PANCO
SOLE
OXFORDS
.40
and
.00
Dozens
of
Men's
and
Boys'
items
priced,
way
below
cost.
A
real
durable
every
day
mans
shoe.
Size
6,
7,
9,
10,
11.
Make
sure
you
get
yours.
We
can't
repeat
this
bargain.
2.99
Waist
sizes
28,
29,
30
and
31.
And
better
still,
there's
lots
of
variety.
Good
wearing
dress
pants
for
boys
at
a
barg-ain
price.
If
You
Wear
A
36,
You're
LUCKY!
Size
36
COATS
AND
SUITS
Q1
A
QQ
MEN
ZIPPER
SPORT
JACKETS
Q
Reg.
$9
-$12.
All
Sizes
,
Regular
Prices
$30
-$50
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II
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-'
:
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now
.
$2.99
$5.50
MEN'S
SKINTITE
SWIM
TRUNKS
SI
BOYS'
UNDERWEAR-
Sizes
4
thru
14
.49
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A
.
M1!
47
ou
$4.99
S10-S12
MEN'S
DRESSING
GOWNS
$2
MEN'S
GYM
TRUNKS
II
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SALES
FINAL
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ITEM
MARKED
WITH
REGULAR
PRICE
AND
SALE
PRICE
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Reservations
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