Prince
Ruoert
Duny
N.-
Monday,
November
6,
1550
for
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
(oderni:e
your
home,
.model
unused
rooms
a
M
meetIng.
Tuesday,
Mrs.
John
Wilson
arrived
In
the
8
p.m.,
Metropole
Hall.
(260c)
citv
on
the
Cam(wun
vtpra
Lament
or
attic
with
George
Lambert,
local
pioneer
ar,tr"oon
from
Mle
for
a
visit,
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs
R.
who
entered
hosp
taUast
week
S
E-
Mre'
w
Fourth
Avenue
We&t'
continues
to
be
much
the
samel
United
rh,h
x..
,.
I
Mrs-
A.
McCuaig
arrived
In
the
kproc
Fire
Proof
Wall
Board.
r
':
yV
style
t
1
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"
,r
(
nrn
71
home
cooking
sale
Everything',1
on
th
Camosun
yesterday'
irom
from
rr,t
roast
,i,ii,0n
chicken
to
'
,.....
lavfr
afternoon
Irom
Vancouver
to
pay
,
fc
tni
nails
emily
ai
Lber.
Will
not
warp,
tag.
an
extended
visit
with
her
acn
,hrinlt
nor
swell.
Takes
any
ui-taw
ana
aaugncer,
Mrs.
uun-
4
lP
of
decoration.
can
McRae.
,
S
f
cakes.
Thursday,
Nov.
9,
2
to
5.
(H)
V.
A
Thorn
or
Thorn
She,n
Metal
Works
arrived
in
the
city
n
the
Camojun
yesterday
on
tne
of
his
periodical
bus.ness
Vi.
lis
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs
J.
Blrtch
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Bolam
returned
ta
Vn.i
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
About
60
people
gathered
at
Valhalla
Lodge
Saturday
even-;
ing
for
the
regular
weekly
dance
The
music
by
Mike
Col
ussl
was
enjoyed
by
all-
Mrs.
Carl
Johan-sen
and
A.
O.
Morse
were
at
the
'
door.
,
FOR
ALL
BUILDERS'
NEEDS.
PHONE
116orll7
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
E.
T.
Appl-whaite,
M.P.
fcr
Skeena,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
after-
Aluminum
Co.
I
Constable
Jack
White
of
the
neon
from
Nelson
where
he
was
I
-ty
detainment
of
the
Royal
called
on
account
of
the
death
iCanad'an
Mounted
Polics
re-
of
his
father,
the
late
Edward
SATIN-
GLO
Gloss
6c
High
Gloss
Tests
I
j
C
A
N
K
E
0
f
0
D
$
1
ij
vurnea
to
tne
city
on
the
Camo-
Hay
Hrnes
Applewhalte.
AUr
a
.
I
i-
j.
JW
11
si
line
spans
nave
al-
au"
j"'"
aii,eniojn
irom
a
rnony
DeauriTUI
nnTS
redv
been
Installed
in
the
Kil-
trlP
t0
Vancouver.
aaia
faun
region
on
the
50-nii!e
Nelson
were
Mr.
Applewhalte
3
brother,
John
Applewhalte,
and
sister,
Mrs.
Lewis
Davis
of
Mount
Lehman,
it
being
the
first
tim.3
in
-
many
years
that
the
three
had
nterior
decorating.
G.
Genberg,
logging
operator
in
the
Butcdale
area
for
North-
transmission
linos
from
I
he
pro
!
posed
power
hi
use
on
the
Ke
QUICK
DRvING
Pulpood.,
arrived
in
the
:
mano
River
to
the'
v
ann
the
rit,
er
on
Camwin
ysterciav
nd
THOMPSON
uiwnsiie
of
Kit'.mnat
on
.h
L,
UilJ
x'ju
J
TO
Y
H
F
A
n
n
II
AR
1
h
I?
!
Following
their
marriage
Sat
will
proceed
to
Vancouver
cn
ths
same
steamer
tomorrow.
IRDWARE
CO.
LTD.
urday
morning
at
the
Church
of
j
coast
in
connection
with
the
I
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
project.
kULtN
OPfc,;S
HVDitO
bCHEME
Queen
Elizabeth
pulls,
a
lever
the
Annunciation
and
a
recep
'
$3M,JH.
CARD5
CARDS
rT
Dolls
InverugSes
Bay,
Scotland,
sending
100,000,000
kilowatts
of
Wil!;am
Milonlm.
manager
of
tion
in
the
afternoon
at
the
home
The
testing
process
will
oc
I
T
A
r7V(
v
.
'-
-
II
most
of
wh.'
the
bride
parent
Mr.
and
I
cupy
LIGHTS
electricity
into
the
National
Grid.
.
The
occasion
was
the
culmination
of
five
years'
work
and
expenditure
of
7
000,000
($21,000,000).
?
(CP
PHOTO)
span
at
3."0
feet
above
sea
levl
J
.
.u
T
.
Mrs.
Denis
Rowse
saUed
Saturday
has
automatic
recording
Instru-
:'ctu'"ned
th1
Plnt
down
V'e
i
afternoon
on
the
Prinfcess
Louise
merits,
and
the
other
will
be
on
he
Camosun
yestery
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Van-
.
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n
uiii
tvj
vuiu;uuvur.
1
i
cuuvei,
oeatue
anu
eisewnere
ui
BOOKS
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...Bottles
observed
by
crews.
The
test
Is
to
pet
all
possible
data
and
gen-
Mrs.
D.
L.
Pitt,
v,ho
has
been
Ov.tn
Sneil,
mana'.ir
of
the
'
spending
the
past
week
at
Prem-
J.
H
.Todd
&
Sons
cannery
at
ler
with
fcsr
husband,
D.
L.
rttt,
it
Sn'
"1
be
Vince)
Daly
with
the
south.
The
bride
is
the
for-
eral
information
respecting
ic-
David,
arrived
Saturday
from
j
mer
Miss
Charlotte
Baiagno
1ND
Hr.PLACF.MENTS
;
managing
director
of
Silb?k-
leaving
the
cannery
point
down
ln
and
any
other
weather
par-;
Saskatoon
to
join
her
husband
Get
Your
Toys
While
Our
Stock
is
Complete
M;,,
Fremier
mine,
will
be
here
aboard
the
coast
on
the
Camosun
this
Mist
Rt'th
Walton
and
Thhn.ri.i
ii
i
ti,
irM
Wograpmcai
,
H,Mft
PoUr.-
former
Pro
-
the
Camosun
tomor.ow
return
week
for
Vancouver
to
spend
the
rt..
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i.
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Huoert
mm
tna
recent
traauaret
11
?
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.
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tt
r
1
tt
Exclusively
at
elevation
ex-eetlin
5w
feel
in-
Ju,
now
soon
o.
I.
Smith
l
vrmiuw
uwn
-
a
re
comparatively
few
mik.
The
Collector
of
Customs,
who
entev-
l
"
'''"".
wnooi
ior
nui.
;!n.n,
half
a
mi'e
aDave
timber
ed
hospital
about
three
weeks
rmd't'-
HE
STORK
SHOPPE
line
,
is
subiift
to
heavy
snow-
j
ago
will
be
leaving
for
home
has
0
.
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'
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wr'
1
.
"
.
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
810
as
well
as
sudden
storms.
vet.
not
Wn
.Annnnoprt
"
,
A
Ke-lytere(i
Httff.1
Assoc:-
falls
I
vvn.ni
iv
iwit
nP
.
a
tw.itonn.
V
PSamifiaMons.
results
of
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
'l.tni,
l"a
i
Kin
i:.
(
ratine
V
Specialize
;
'.in
,
'
ter
the
site
canhot
be
reached
'
Remember
Canadian
Legion
M
h
nnounfed
at
th"!
and
then
only
during
good
Bazaar.
Wednesday,
November
,-,.nl
The
former
niw
re-weathtr
The
main
cbK'ctive
is
8
Rale
of
honle
cooking,
candy,
sides
in
Vancovr
and
the
to
dou-rnilne
whether
or
not
se,w,t1"'
Fish
P0Ild
kiddies.
rt
New
Westmlnrter.
Also
,
iieavy
irHie
ccn.iitioits
could
Free
dn
and
games
In
the
wcessfiil
at
the
examination
;
caw
power
line
failures.
It
evening.
Everybody
welcome.
.Tn
Miss
Aldred
Kef,
now
on
such
were
to
occur,
serious
de-
(28ftc
he
nvrsihs
staff
of
Pnnce
ftu-
lays
in
aluminum
productldn
p
e
Fleminir
customs
officer
pert
Gweral
Hospital,
and
Miss
This
winter's
'
,
lemml'
T,
X.
rn
Beamich
anf
M
K-'
could
ruum
lake
wuc
Mace
jMme.
ln,s
:.
from
'
Vancouwr,
pas?ed
through
,
,.
...
.
,
openthms.
embracing
the
Ut-
ff
ft
he
cmosun
big.
will
also
in;
ude
atrearn
artyernoon
bound
f
W1,rt
the
Red
Cross
outpost
hospital
and
hydromet-
ct
Terrace.
gauging
general
,
trelieve
Jack
EoU2ek
wh0
t
He
studies.
ibeinj!
transferred
from
Stewart'
'
Oiiimni;
a-'nl
(irnrral
farlasp
ami
Storag;
.piet?.
Reliatile
and
Ef
fl-t
Scrv:ce.
A
so
agents
fur
aitoii
l.i(iiid
Air
Co.
I
.to
,'
Uxysfti,
Acctylciif
and
ail
iiiiB
supplies.
6
DISHES
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MDSAY'S
CARTAGt
CHOP
SUiY
CHOW
MEIN
""For
Outside
Order
PHONE
133
.
to
Silver
Heights
on
the
Stewart-
ANNOUNCftMtNTS
1
STORAGE
LIMITED
2nd
and
Piirk
Avenues
M0
thvv
anH
1
1
premier
rcaa
To
Write
Book
About
Province
OPEN
FROM
7:30
PAL
to
S:3
AM.
Annual
meeting
Skeena
Fed-
Canadian
Legion
Card
Partyw
eral
Liberal
Association
will
be
Legion
Auxiliary
Fall
Bazaar
.-November
8.
Mr
.and
Mrs.
oeorge
wooa-jneia
ai
me
vivic
it-ntre,
ninre
co-k
of
Sooke,
Vancouver
Island,!
Rupert,
at
2
p.m.
November
10,
who
are
touring
the
province
I
for
purpose
of
election
of
offi-Bathering
materia!
for
a
bookicers
and
receiving
of
reports
Luxury
Steamer
Men's
Tea,
United
Church
PHONE
79
rPv
n.-mwse
to
write
for
ub!i-i
from
Mr.
Appiewnaiie
ana
ouv
PHONE
79
ilu-oua
...
(26)
CI
3.
RINCE
GEORGE
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale,
Nov.
16
cation
in
Britain,
left
on
Friday
evenings
train
for
Smithers
Thp
next
regular
meeting
o"
Bridge,-
whtet
and
crlbbage-
r.ar
cn.MiHiner
n
rmmle
Of
davs
n.,.t.i
im,
nv.H
rsonoral
l
Sl!fS
to
garage
i
Wse
1
Convenient
,
liaht
lig"1
Uom
turnbnng
J
1
in
the
dark
o
and
I
,
trips
1
The
bright,
.-deth
5
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
liiti
rmcdiale
Torts
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WHM:siY
MIDNIGHT
in
Prince
Rupert,
rney
arrivea
Labourers
Union
will
be
held
on
uum
"""-"j.
Wednesday
morning
on
the
Tuesaav,
November
7,
at
8
p.m.
ber
16,
at
B
p.m.
Prince
George
from
the
south
f
in
lne
carpenters
Union
Hall
on
Eastern
Star
Ball,
Nov.
17.
and
made
the
round
trip
to
,
praser
street.
If
you
are
a
mem-
Andrew's
Cathedral
VfA'
Ketchikan,
disembarking
here!ber
be
sure
to.
attend;
and
if
Wl,"d0Vi8
!
Thnrsday
night,
Friday
they
you
are
not,
come
anyway
and
-
111
ul-
v.cre
busy
m:.king
observations.
sjgn
up
Business
Discussion
of
i.o.D.E.
Fa'l
Bazaar
November
j
around
Prince
Rupert.
After
,
wayS
and
means
to
aid
the
Sick
23,
their
stay
at
Smithers.
Mr.
and
:
Benefit
Fund.
(260c)
,
port
Edward
Anglican
Bazaar
Mrs.
Woodcock
will
go
on
to:
j
at
Community
Hatt,
November
ptanimrvi
Prince
George
anu
inenre
souui
i
o,rs
.v...
...
.
23
2:30
p
m
.
over
the
Tadftc
Great
Eastern
for
the
Labor
Relations
coau.
!of
British
Columbia,
passed
through
the
city
on
the
Cam.su.
Woodcock
have
j
Mr.
and
nn
Mrs.
Mry
.
-fwnnon
bound
for
Nurses'
Annual
Ball,
Nov.
24.'
Lutheran
Church
Lutefish
and
j
st
Wnu
2S
Put
Keservuuons
Write
or
Call
(i'i'Y
ok
utror
OII1CE
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Weekdays
9
o.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
fa
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.an
in
vii
iHt
for
the
nasi
vear,
j
1
,
i
liiitac
umm-i,
Svin1;
irtS
!T
SthSSon?
Annunciation
Home
and
School
where
Mr.
Woodcock,
although
t-on
.
Mines
ud.
1
Association
bake
gale.
Lyons
fe
ncing
Winnipeg-born,
spent
most
jne
'eDaUnion
of
Mine,
Mill
an..
:
.
Vov.
25.
of
his
life.
j
Smeiter
workers
for
a
new
waes
i
l.o.B.A.
Bazaar
Dec.
1.
f.jf
1
r
cnd
workmg
agreement
toi'owing
.tt
t-otti-u-q
v,iir
f
iho
cumnt
one
on
De-
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Fall
Bazaur
Church
1
December
7.
WHITLEY
BAY,
England
ccmber
19-
Garbage
trucks
in
this
North-umberiand
town
have
been
fitted
with
two-way
radio,
so
they
can
be
directed
to
places
where
j
1
rs
V
s
-
rubbish
has
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CURRiE
EXPORT
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--
Q.
J.
Gwyn,
president-elect
of
the
Canadian
Exporters'
Association,
ha
studied
the
export
business
both
from
the
point
of
the
country
that
makes
the
goods
and
the
country
that
buys
them.
He
was
born
in
Norwich,
Eng.,
in
1906,
graduated
from
Balliol
College,
Oxford,
and
came
to
Canada
In
1939
as
director
and
sales
manager
of
Fry-Cadbury.
Ltd.,
Montreal.
He
joined
the
House
of
Seagram
in
1946
and
is
assistant
export
director.
He
has
travelled
extensively
in
Western
Europe,
Egypt
and
the
Mediterranean,
South
Africa,
India
and
the
Caribbean.
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