r
Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
Kewa
.
-
Monday,
Marci
2(V.
19a?
,
r
fifCE
KULUPESM'S
ANNUAL
Timely
Topics
from
:TtrfdcT:d
Mrs-C.
R.
Newhouser,
Terrace
Reporter
:
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FINE
PRINTING
at
y.
REGAL
PRINTERS1
m
mi
DI1A1A
(t.'l
PHONE
21
222
Second
Ave.
Sr.
Patrick's
Dance
Draws
200
Sell
Horne
d
;
And
Leave
Terrace
Building
Sold:
Almost
200
people
attende-i
the
proceeds
will
be
ise'd
to
pay
the
fit.
Patrick's
Day
dance-
hich
.firemn'a
incurahce'.
"
A
grand
.waa
held
in
the
Oddfellows
Hall
.
time
is
anticipated
and
every-on
Friday
night.
The
Civic
Cen-
j
one
Is
aaked
to
attend
or
eontri-t
re
orchestra
was
In
good
formute.
and
dancing
continued
until
the
j
1-
early
hours
of
the
morning.
He-'
Fred
Nash
has
been
surveying
freshments
were
served
at
mid-,
the
west
side
of
Kalum
street
and
n'Kht
by
the
members
of
the
.some
peculiarities
have
arisen
Oddfellows'
lodge.
Presiding
at,
with
regard
to.
the
location
of
the
duor
were
Jack
Barman
an
Hime
nf
th
KiiKlnvia
nrmwrtla.
ji
iii
ii.
ii
i
hi
,1111
in
I
FOR
HEALTH'S
SAKE
Try
a
Steambath
at
i
r
I
,
....
.
..
.
r4auR
wiaijj.
winners
of
the
door
ing
Wednesday,
Morch
22t
1:30
p.m.'
Wing
rvnI,lR,N0ONS
IN
CAPITOL
THEATRE
EVENINGS
AND
MORNINGS,
CIVIC
CENTRE
:1uding
Fndoy
Nighf,,
Morch
25
jj"s
were
i-i
ed
Douglas
and
I
Denis
de
Kergcmmeaux.
An
interesting
interlude
during
the
'evening
was
the
nn.wninHnn
t
John
Smaha,
relief
secti6n
foreman
of
the
C.
N.
R.
and
living
in
Copper
City,
has
purchased
from
E.
i
Finlayson
the
Northern
Sporls
&
Heal!
h
prmgs"
"
'
STEAM
BATHS
SHOWERS
"
,
'
MASSAGE
'
J
i,.
,
.
'
'
'
,
-j-''
-
:.
'
Ojien
From
12
Noon
to
8
(k
m.
,;
.
-
"
PHONE
658
7
days
weekly
;
'
fth
8tft
3rd
A?e,
'Lawrence
(Bua)
Kirkaldv
nf
a
hnilrtlnir
aillt
t
ih.
r--.
THE
ronson
lighter
bearing
the
navyldian
Legion
Club
on
Lakelse
Av-
1
ffAL't
ImA
.
I
oiiu
cugiavea
wun
nis
enue
wnere,
in
earlier
days,
Fred
name.
The
.presentation
was
Bishop
operated
the
Terrace
n
o
4
-a
Ua,
m
i
n.
y
rlai.
uavan,
eonduc-.
power
plant.
The
buildins
will
tor
of
the
Civic
Centre
Sympho
Wedneoday
undergo
extensive
repairs
and
improvements
and
will
have
liv
t
yv
ny
orcnestra
of
which
Bud
was
a
faithful
member
since
its
In-
SMART
NEW
ing
quarters
on
the
second
story
1:30-5:00
P.M.
IN
THE
CAPITOl,
THEATRE
cepiion.
Bud
left
later
on
the
i
When
completed,
the
new
ownei
early
morning
train
and
will
pro-;
plans
to
operate
a
dry
cleaning
ceed
to
Esquimau
wher?
he
will
j
establishment,
having
spent
the
continue
hbj
naval
training
on
I
past
year
in
the
east
takin"
a
H.
M.
C.
S.
"Nadni".
H.
hn.l
rniWcA
fin
Hm...l.nnln.f
.......
I.
(titH
CLASS
29
PIANO
SOLO
'
-
I'nder
10
year
,
CLASS
28
PIANO
SOI.O
I'-,
Cutler
9
year
Patricia
Cameron
npANO
SOI.O
ndrr
8
years
14
V'
"
'
...
-1
IVUlllIJ
HWH,
riK-ut
me
puti
iew
weeks
on
noli
CLASS
3
-PIANO
SOLO
"
'
Under
11
years,'
Beverly
Barmck
Sylvia
Helland
'
Suzanne
M.
Kergin
'
'
tlolse
Lahtt
.
;
Patricia,
Phllltpson'
Roberta
Reld,
Arilt.vRoger.son
"
day
here
with
his
parents
Mr.
hum
rt
Donald
Cannon
and
Nels
Hall
eastern
mining
enginears
have
If
ft
for
th
41111
lh
nftur
n
m.i,!,'.
ana
mis.
s.
N.
a.
Kirkaldy.
Anne
Margaret
la
Sctte
Joan
Le
Ross
.
Dull
Weise
'
C'luiidclte
Louise
Williams
Margaret
Isabelle
Anfleid
Delia
Margaret
Halg
'
l
Shelra
Halllday
-Nlta
WeLse
Having
sold
-
their
home
nn
I
Slav'
in
th
Rnemn
di.i.u
t!
JUST
ARRIVED
Taffeta,
Jersey
and
Skirts
n
Blouses
-
Many
new
styles
in
Crepe
priced
from
.
new
ereaUons
!
'
cotton
prints
$10.84
"
-
,
Skiri.4
ttw
JV&
R.
from
$1.50
sizes
12
20-
'..Blottses
fra
.$8JJ5
.
'''.--
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.,
4
-''..-
:
See
our
Babies'
and
Children's
Wear'-
'"
;
DOM'S
DEPARTMEI1T
STORE
("LASS
1U-TKA.M
'
f
(
J
-
".V1
M,.llll.b
U4
;
Lakelse
Aveue
to
Harvey
Jones,
business.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bob
Muller
and
:,
,
.
'
'
"
"
Sgdtrraninle
Mt
and
MrNorman
Haywood,
ng
train
for
forh
the
south
wher?Jmarrlcd
,n
the
clty
Friday
re-
T?vreSidelnCaUfTla-niturned
"
Pi"
Rupert
aboard
r
v
1?
Tni?
1
.1
'areWeU
the
Chilm
Sunday
after
a
trip
home
S
U
y?nAVh6ZVle
to
the
Q"cen
"'otte
Island"
ot
the
ered
to
wUh
them
Ood
.
(niler
12
Jeans
ftigerson,
Elolse
Lahtl
.
CLASS
19
VOCAL
SOLO
13
to
15
years
Barbara
Best
Alanna
Ciishlng
CLASS
80
VOCAL
SIH.O
IS
to
10
years
Isabel
Mintenko
ISS
22
VOCAL
SOLO.
Bo)
uneliT
11
years
KiTgin
and
good
luck
In
their
new
en-1"
.
K"P
Ut'neraI
Hospllal
Ivironment
nursing
staff.
The
groom
Is
with
Kelly,
Douglas
here.
H-U
P.M.
IN
THE
Ajt'DITOIlll.M
LASS
17
TEAM
From
II
to
18
years
'
Olive
Strand,
Isabel
Mintenkn
.
class
i
Vocal
solo
I'ndtr
13
years
Call
Dupas
Joan
Holmes
j
Barbara
Sterne
''..'
Thwsdlay
10-12
A.M.,
COMMON
LOCN4.K
.
'
Sylvia
Bellls
.';
Barbara
Best
Phyllis
Chllds
;
Elaine
Christenscn
,
'
'
Ann
Eyolfson
1:30-5:30
P.M.
IN
TIIE
CAPITOL
THEATRE
SROADVAY
CAFE
Alex
Cilia
ndfrs
left
last
week
to
attend
a
Co-oierative
convention
in
the
south.
Advertise
in
Ute
Uilly
Xews:
'
-:
.
.
.
.
::2
pianoi'oktk
Miss
Dorothy
Irving
R.
N.'
re-
ilrt
13
years
Margaret
Olsen
Betty
Oskey
Julie
Ann
Proekter
Victor
Prystay
Gwendolynn
fipeers
"
w
a
nHB
nnsi
inn
.
I
turned
on
Thursday
morning
'
from
Vancouver
to
which
point
'she
accompanied
John
Lokzyrn
jWho
had
beon'sent
south
for
,
treatment
following
a
serious
accident
at
K
iilum
nearly
two
weeks
ago.
'
'.).
Hiurs
1
a.m.
to
1
a.m
'
'-
1
'
i.
For
Take-Home
Orders
f
hone
200
,
Locke?
presents
for
your
LENTEN
SEASON
IJt-PIANQ
SOI.O
"
"
CLASS
35
PIANO
SOLO
Open
lilfr
14
years
'
fcnd
W.
Crego
has
left
for
Port
Ed
ricia
Letourneau
43:
Ui-JHSQ
SOLQ
ward
where
he
will
be
employed
,with,
tlie
Neison
Brothers
Fisheries.
His
wile
and
family
will
follow
later.
Vi
Kdf
r
Sr
venteen
PHONE
79
39c
79
Choice
Salmon
Fillets,
lb.
Fresh
Frozen
Bed
Bprlng
Salmon
bjr
the
plrce.
per
lb;
Fresh
Frozen
Red
Spring
Salmon
Stak,
lt.
.
.
Halibut
chunks,
lb.
...
Halibut
by
the
plcf!t
lb..
CLASS
37
IH'Et
L'nder
16
years
Olive
Strand,
Pauline
Madsen
Owendolynn
Specr
Margaret
Olsen.
1
4
.
A
-m-.
'
CLASS
38
Ul'KT
Open
Dorothy
Laird,
Olya
Zabudney
',
.
CLASS
3S
Dl'ET
Open
Rosemary
Tetrauit,
Nadia
Beketov
(
Olive
Strand,
Marjorie
Tattersall
Joan
FleU'her,
Ethel
Moorehouse
Stella
Chi!rune,
Roiiand
Turcott.
.
'
,
'
.
.
45
Mardell
Soiland
Rxsalle
Thain
'
"7.V
'.
.
r.-n.
"
CLASS
36
Dl'ET
t
-,
..
t'nder
12
yfrs
.
i
.
.
.
.
,
,
.Anita
Rogcrson,
Elolse
Lahtl
;-;;,
Sonja
Hansen,
Myra
Knutsen
f
,.
Marian
Smith,
Lorraine
Gilbert
15c
35c
60c
n
i
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hans
Koch
have
mm
'
53c
35C
34c
39c
Halibut
Steaks,
lb.
'
Acadia
Salt
Cod,
lb.
I.lnif
Cod
Fillet,
lb.
.
.
.
..
.
Bed
Cod
.Fillets,
lb.
...
.
X
,
.
Sule
Fillets,
lb.
.
,
.
.
Kippered
Herring.
Jb.
Fveblt
Frown
Rerroig,-
lb.
.
..
returned
from
a
trip
to
their
former
home
in
Gemany.
Having
been
atffiy
since
the
beginning
of
January
and
finding
thir.es
33c
.
Pljnriitnnr
worse
than
tht-y
expected
in
the
old
sountry,
they
arc
more
than
pL-ased
to
be
safely
back
at'ain
in
Terrace
where
they
operate
the
Skeenn
H.jtel.
14c
3!c
4IIC
38c
4.tc
S5c
81k-
3-Jc
75c
Smoked
Wbite
8priii!
Salmon,
lb..'
'
,..:...
tt.
Eastern
Finnan
Haridlo.
lb.
Smoked
Black
Cod
by
piece,
lb.
Kastern
Smoked
Cod
Ultc-ts,"
lb.
Pickled
Herring.;
18
of
Jar...;.
Shrimp
Meat
;
lb.
.
Frnser
Hivee
'Smelts,
lb.
.
.'
.
Smoked
Hed
Spring
Salmon
lb.
8-11
IN
Al
DITOKH'M
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre
will
present
"RIS1NO
FLOOD"
Comedy
by
Hans
Joseph
Schmidt
(Directed
by
Mrs.
Myra
L.
Chappie,
M
E-
'le
and
8
Choir
Jr.
Hluli
School
CLASS
12
Junior
Choral
St:
Andrew's
Junior
Choir
CLASS
8
llleh
School
Choir
CLASS
S
High
School
Choir
V
Annunciation
School
Booth
Memorial
Bob
Parker
and
Gus
Strom-dahl
of
Prince
Rupert
are
spending
some
tim?
in
the
district
on
business.
They
brought
"
two
trucks
in
to
be
sold
here.
HOURS
-
Weekdays
9
a.m.
fo
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
fo
2
p.m.;
s
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
Mailt
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre
will
present
"TIIE
WHITE
LAWN"
(Fantasyi
R.
M.
Bushfield,
Jr.
(Directed
by
Mrs.
Myra
L.
Chappie,
ME.I
Friday
t'
'
.i'H
230
Second.
Ave,
PHONK
RfcO
SOT
The
Volunteer
Fire
Brigade
are
holding
their
Annual
Firemen's
Ball
on
the
evening
of
May
5
hi
the
Civic
Centre.
Part
of
the
1
-6..V.'.Ark-
H-uIn
THECOMMON
LOCMiE'
'-PIANOFORTE
lr'
U
years
fen
lie
Gans
W!
nNM)
Rry
Johnson
CLASS
41
VIOLIN
r
Robert
Jensen
CLASS
4
C
VIOLIN
DI
ET
Vnder
15
years
itobeit
Jen.seii:
Murray
Boas
piou
choral
CLASS
40
VIOLIN
Bert
Tipton
Richard
Forward
i
CLASS
41
VIOLIN
Murray
Boas
L
'
.
'
Donald,
MeLeod
;':
;
.
'
Elaine
Btelfeiv
-
'
V
1:30-5:30
P.M.
IN
THE
CAPITOL
THEATRE
HIGHLAND
FLING
.,
.
'
:.
Group
of
seven,
from
New
Hazel-
ton
;
Barbara
Sterns
Gail
Dupas
,
Phyllis
Holmes
CLASS
4
Jl'NIOR
CHORAL
'
'
'
Conrad
Sch(X)l
King
Edward
School
.
CLASS
S
JCNIOlt
CHORAL
King
Edward
School
(!
One
School
U:lOR
f
nonAL
le
Two
Class
e
jiMor
choral
King
Edward
School
V
(
LASS
8
Jl'NIOR
CHORAL
New
Hazelton
DANCING
t
Intermediate
Sharon
Skhxner
Intermedate
Heather
Macdon-ald
Novice
beatna
Petersen
.
Intermedial
Heather
Mardon-
ald
.:..-''.":'
School
Miou
choiui
H
Three
11
.
'
School
8-11
P.M.
IN
THE
Al'niTORHTM
ral'HlRh
SehnM
u.tl.
t
"441
IJIBM'Illr
,
.
BLAH
(
i
"!?NQ
T"E
SKINS"
Farce.
Ernest
Goodwin
KED'.eCZby.M1isK-'BaU
CLASS
26
ADt'LT
VOCAL
Open-.
.
--"
.
Two
Sonus'
of
Contrasting
.
Character
Mrs.'H,
Lindseth
.-
Mr.
Leonard
Sykes
;
,
,
Mr.
Rowland
Miles'
.,'
-;
!l(llbDMi
-omeciy
by
Stanley
HougnuMi
pt
BLAlw-11
MUl"
ni
Mla"
L
R8ew
'
"'
-
:
Dir.
""ciU'd
.
,
Drama
by
Josephine
NiRgli
by
Miss
E,D.
Ball)
THE
AWARDS,
WILL
THEN
BE
MADE
-M
Unless
your
pet
1$
most
excepfional,
he
dotin'l
sing-bwl
he
DOES
respond
to
good
care
and
intelligent
feeding
with
the
devoted
companionship
and
high-spirits
that
only
perletHy
healthy
animal
can
show.
Keep
your
pet
in
topnetch
by
feeding
him
a
health-giving
variety
I
Dr.
Ballard's
loeds
....
ensuring
a
scientifically
balanced
diet,
Wended
according
to
veterinarian-developed
pet
food
formulas.
One!
OiitH
OmUl
Solid
brass
dog
tog
.
.
.
engraved
with
your
dog's
name
and
address
for
ANY
THREE
DR.
BALLARD'S
labels.
"
l!!8
and
Afternoons,
25e
and
10c;
Evening;,
SOc
6nd
2Se
(No
Season
Tickets)
iVillWS
PQce
for
thic
rviccihUhv
the
followina
firms
"ACE
PHARUArv
.
NORTHERN
B.C.
rOWER
CO.
SHEARDOWN
IS
"wnunw
o
4
.
.
.
MeRAE
BROS.
NORTHERN
SPORTS
ond
HEALTH
SPRINGS
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Akl
:
ANDERSON
I