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Thursday,
October
26,
1950
merit
of
Customs,
Vancouver,
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Ci.
Fctsr's
Fall
Cazaar,
Cci.
6.
Sonja
eVajaar,
October
21
'
?ray,
in
t'.e
courw
of
a
routine
trip.
He
is
in
the
inspection
de-
Demy
juuym
Jantzen
Sweaters
Dollar
Day
at
Annette's
The
Prince
Rupert
and
District
partment,
his
duU-s
taking
him
"vuo,-Di
v7uoc
messes.
SKirrn.
,
.
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a
Conrad
School
P.T.A.
Hallow-,
e'en
Hoedown,
Friday,
October
27th,
8
p.m.
Games,
prizes,
dancing,
refreshments.
Everybody
welcome.
1
Moose
Bazaar,
Nov.
2
and
3.
i
SKI
YOU'RE
TO
INSULATE
NOW
practically
all
over
tne
province.
He
-was
formerly
in
the
lccal
office,
moving
south
six
years
ago,
with
the
family,
well
known
SMART
5ryBon
yrbeAnne
eMan-
the
1951
Fes"Va
to
"i"
sell's
f,er
to
secure
e
servlces'
as
a
Ladles'
Wear
wear.
(Z51
(251)
,
j,uUcator,
of
Burton
Kurth,
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Supervisor
cf
Music
for
Vancou-
nsulate,
the
old
timers
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Miller,
sr.,
are
making
making
their
r!ier
y
PATTERNS
FOX'
PALL"
AH
Wool
Sweafers
,,
tt
;
sfyled
in
the
Jarvfzen
manner.
Pullovers
in
the
'Thunderbird"
and
"Reindeer"
patterns
.
Asscciation
meets
Civic
Centre,
ver
Schools.
you
earn:
:
if
i
b.t
"
.iiTtion
you
Kr;i'
Legion
Auxiliary
Fall
Bazaar
Voveinber
8.
I
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale
Nov.
18.
St.
Andrew'
Cathedral
W.A
Fall
Sale,
Nov.
18.
X-O.D.E.
tall
uazaar
Ncrvembei
23.
ih'
D
early
home
in
Victoria.
Mr.
Miller
says
hs
sees
substantia
development
here
in
the
past
half
down
,
s
today
ior
tsu'
Call
us
ERT
'&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
L.O.B.A.
Razaar
Dec.
United
Church
Fall
liembet
7.
Bazaar
It
was
learned
at
last
night's
meeting
in
the
Civic
Centre
that
the
dates
set
at
the
Association's
October
meeting
conflict
Willi
hose
of
the
B.C.
Festival,
making
it
difficult
to
obtain
exper-""d
adjudicators
at
that
time.
Mr.
Kurth
has
been
highly
recommended
and
the
local
association
hopes
that,
by
postponing
the
Prince
Rupert
Festival
a
week,
his
services
may
become
available.
Copies
of
the
1951
Syllabus
tr
Marv
Lawrence,
Miss
Elizabeth
Holmes,
Mr.
Henry
Pluim,
Armand
Boas,
Rudolph
Olson
and
Canon
Prockter.
Wednesday,
Oct.
25,
at
8
o'clock.
'
(233)
Meeting,
International
Union
of
Operating
Engineers,
Local
510,
Carpenters
Hall,
Friday,
Oct
27,
7:30
p.m.
(25G)'
'
Cy
Kcllett,
district
manager
of
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd.,
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Cteorge
for
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver
on
company
business.
Companies
registered
at
Victoria
last
week
included
Glacier
fTrppIf
Ruurmillo
T
A
innnn
at....
$8.93
and
$10.95;
C
Cdrdtgans
ir
the
"Reindeer"
"
;
pottern
$10.95
'
I
Fuft
Zipper
Sweaters
in
th
"Thunderbird"..,
.;
$12.95
pattern-
Paintings
Previewed
have
been
mailed
to
likely
par-
ticlPants
ln
cit?
and
district.
Sundal
Block,
in
Terrace
and
th,e
It
was
decided
to
have
the
li6i
tollart
investments
Ltd.,
$50,-600,
704
Fifth
Avenue
West,
Prince
Rupert.
Syllabus
published
In
the
locul
daily
paper
early
in
December.
Members
will
endeavor
to
secure
After
all
is
said
and
done,
how
does
it
taste
in
the
cup?
That
is
what
counts!
TEA
BAGS
yield
the
perfect
flavour.
Sonja
Tea
and
sale
of
home
sponsors
to
assist
in
the
cost
of
ooking
and
fancywork.
There
advertising
as
funds
on
hand
are
Will
be
a
fish
pond
and
candy
insufficient,
booth
for
the
children.
At
2:30
Those
in
attendance
at
last
frlday,
Oct-
27,
S.O.N.
Hall.
niuht's
meeting
were:
Mrs.
S.
W.
As
a.
prellmiiiajy
Uj
the
tay
display
of
her
new
art
work
M
is
Joanne
Faure
was
hostess
at
a
reception
In
the
ladies'
tcnt
nc
n-fht
to
art
students
and
friends
who
viewed
her
new
pictures
with
enthusiastic
'
ad-mlratien.
There
was
speculation
on
favorites
among
the
oil
scenes
t
id
flowe-s
and
black
anJ
whites.
"Sunset
on
the
Harbor,"
"Autumn
in
the
Park,"
"A
Quiet
Spot"
and
"Autumn
Gjld"
were
among
those
which
won
most-favored
aeclaim.
In
the
Becker
(president),
Miss
Yvonne
Larson
(secretary),
Mrs.
George-Cook,
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergin,
Mrs.
George
Hill,
Sister
Superior,
Sis-
(250)
SPECIAL
MEETING
Trades
and
Labor
Council
at
the
Carpenters
Hall,
Fraser
Street,
LAMP
SHADES
end
LIGHTING
FIXTURES
.
for
Every
Room
hi
il.e
House
.
Thursday,
October
2Gth.
Time
8:00
p.m-
sharp.
Business:
Nomt-
I
nowers.
Kuniiowers
'
was
a
i
nation
of
candidates
for
Civic
r
A
'hi
bright
c.auty
,
jl
Gel
tour...
.
I
.
Cards
it-z?.
:
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1
1
Urns
a
Jp
yL-
Elections.
Delegates
be
sure
to
attend.
Joe
How,
of
the
Grand
Cafe,
arrived
from
Vancouver
this
morning,
accompanied
by
his
Wife
from
Hong
Kong.
Mr.
How
had
gone
south
Jt-j
join
her.
Their
lr
A
feature
if.
the
evenin?
was
the
reading
by
81-year-old
Miss
Faure
of
a
lengthy
litter
of
vivid
and
intriguing
interest
which
cicscr
bt'1
I
he
stirring
adventure
j
ond
-tr.-,-r
hrrn
ns
enciu'i-tered
by
her
mother
one
hundred
years
ai?o
when
she
travelled
from
Utrecht,
Holland,
to
Pletfiiniaiitzburg.
Cape
of
Good
5
r;fa
J..
-2
amps
W
son
arrived
here
last
summer.
mm
j
0M
!?
Dollar
Day
at
Annette's
Dresses,
house
dresses,
skirts,
Hope,
as
a
young
mlxslonaryls
Pho-rw
234
3rd
Street
Frriwe
Rufwt
t
ride
to
make
1
-r
h
-me
ai
South
j
?
hose
'
,
s'
v.
I
7.
T
BUW"
i
Alrlca
and
garter
belts.
Friday
and
vtr.'v
r-
Ar,,nM
thenvo,.
Mi.c
Saturday
only.
Annette
Man-
I
sell's
Ladies'
Wear
Faure
wham
she
acknowledged
j
U.
J.
Mangan,
superintendent
i
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5
....
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f
sleeping,
dining
and
parlor
ides
'
sa
icfi
Radio
!
Electric
ear
and'
railway
restaurant
department
of
Canadian
National
!
Railways
with
headquarteis
at
i
Give
aur
Battery
A
Break!
Edmonton,
is
a
visitor
in
the
city
j
as
not
only
"the
woman
who
had
brought
art
to
Prince.
Rupert."
but.
referring
to
the
results
c
her
classes
here,
had
made
art
in
Princ-;
Rupert.
That,
ln
Itself,
was
a
fine
missionary
achievement.
S.
A
Cheeseman,
revealed
how-Miss
Faure
had
txen
of
assistance
and
inspiration,
if
indirectly,
in
the
teaching
of
art
to
,"!chocl
rhildren.
on
official
business.
He
arrived
on
Tuesday
night's
train
and
Will
be
sailing
tonight
on
the
H
'
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
I
IM
Assisting
Miss
Fau
at
the
re
M
1
'III
IV
t
i
Is
your
bacuevy
tired?
Sluggtsh?
Don
t
st
it
to
take
on
the
added
load
of
youf
neater,
amd
give
extra
power
for
those
cold
winter
starts,
Ues
you
treat
it
properly.
Well
check
and
recharge
It.
as
redud.
Drive
up.
ception
in
serving
refreshments
wer
Mr.
J.
T.
Mv
H.
E
E.
Faurt.
Mrs.
T.
lit.
Christie,
I
"feencft''.
ir."
i
Mrs.
V.
?
s
Matthews,
Mrs.
M.
Iim
If
wl
fa
ft
(M
'impi
am;
Courteous
l
I
I
Stme
h
i
.
Mi:
ere
to
Rcrv;
T()l)
Vnlderhaug'.
Miss
N-rf
r-i
erty.
Friends
contributed
to
the
floral
decorations.
-rtie-p
rovrs
are
the
most
v-puti,'iil
n.cf'ire
in
the
room:
how
I
should
love
to
paint
!h?m.'
remarked
M'ss
Faure
Irokin?
at
an
arrangement
of
'Mir-r
brnucht
by
one
of
her
friends
jiodore
Cafe
It
Mill
OlHKl
Food'
W
S.nd
Out
Ordrrr
SlrU
MlAiEs!!
,,
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if
h
i
r'
--
Diviq
Chow.
Mgr
Expert
blending
gives
Burns
cheese
products
a
wonderful
smoothness
and
true
.
cheese
flavour
that
lust
can't
be
beat!
Taste
the
zesty
flavout
of
BURNS
SPREDEASY
and
you
taste
CHEESE
at
its
delicious
bestl
Packed
with
rich
milk
nutrients.
Burns
gives
you
top
food
value
at
a
thrifty
price
I
BURNS
SPREDEASY
CHEESE
.
.
.
"SPREDEASY"
by
name
.
.
.
"SPREDEASY
by
texture
.
.
.
delightful
for
grilled
cheese
sandwiches.
Give
added
zest
to
your
favourite
main
meal
cheese
dishes
ask
ior
Bums
cheese!
BURNS
&
CO.
LIMITED
SUPPLIERS
OE
GOOD
FOOD
FOR
OVER
0
YEARS
Z'
V
BOMBS
BOMBS
'
FIRECRACKERS
FLOWER
POTS
ROMAN
CANDLES
FLYING
SAUCERS
and
loads
of
other
Fireworks!
P
Wfef1'
f
I
GREEN
BEANS
j
I
IwiKiw.,
$8irMifAj
t
i
,
fancy.
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SHOP
THE
'NATIONAL
CHEESE
JTiVAt.
OCTOBER
16th
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vENUINc
OIL-FAINT
Extra
comfort
and
less
work
for
you
with
a
Coleman
Oil
Heater
Low
in
Cost
Efficient
in
Operation
Available
now
at
can
ivu.
UMITF.D
case
of
Princeton
II
.
fj
Contractors
,
nigh
Ufe
Beer
I
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tmlayt
I
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'
o-io
mm
rhls
advertisement
h
not
published
or
lisplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bora
or
y
the
Governmtnt
oi
British
Colubia.
11
jhv
mm
J
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j
McBrUte
Street.
Phone
Montmsl
tolvti
your
pointinj
problem
where
yon
require
imooth,
betuliful,
dureblt
finish.
Mon.m.l
Ii
hishly
reslstent
to
adds,
ellolls,
elcohols,
jre,
tUim
end
wrtch.
Ey
to
keep
clean
.
.
.
tt'
KfubbeWel
Hish
quality
and
extreme
lastins
power
makes
Monamel
your
most
economical
finish
lor
all
interior
woodwork.
Monamel
HIGH
GLOSS
1
'"L'VttUvirvrnm
Hhm
nu,
I
-um:uiin
.
,
Kl:30
n,"V
Canwsun
ARM
b.'.....
Ballerina
No
mixing
with
water
just
stir
.
.
.
and
It
Hows
off
your
brush
smoothly
evenly,
(even
large
area
in
Just
one
coat
over
practically
any
wall
or
ceilinj
surface.
Dries
quickly
to
coatinj
of
beauty,
sealed
in
oil
rijht
on
your
wall.
WASHABLE
too
to
easy
to
keep
cleats.
See
the
wonderful
selection
of
shades
today
at
ANIl
Kids-Gome
and
Get
'Em,-
FORT
ii.ll
l'SON
See
the
Wida
Choice
of
Color
tocUy
-
i
p.m.
North
MASXS
NOISEMAKERS
FIRECRACKERS
HORNS
$3.95
Gal.
$4.95
M0I1ASEAL
lb.
f'U.
.
MONAMEL
01.
$2.40
Gal.
$8.25
Qt.S1.50
Phone
46
Suede
Casual
Gordon
and
Anderson
'.3andn
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
1L
Agent
Charlie
Roberts
Phnne
SSI
Box
638
!