8
prince
ttupcrt
Daili?
f3ctos
Friday,
June
3,
1949
SMITHERS
ence.
Mr.
Black
Introduced!
Miss
Margaret
Brain
as
"Missj
P.N.E.
1948,"
and
her
graceful
!
rianrin?
rharmerl
the
onlookers
Thurs.
to
Sat.
7.9.1
News
of
Francois
Lake
II
n
zrra
TERRACE
TOPICS
Other-
dancers
in
charming
cos-
lovelier.
On
Sunday
afternoon
Yarrows
men
congregated
in
front
of
the
Beach
House
and
took
horse-back
riding
and
driving
lessons
with
two
of
the
crew
who
were
able
to
do
stunt
riding
as
well
as
ordinary
ranch-style
riding.
The
directions
were
decidedly
nautical
and
amusing,
with
the
horse's
head
the
"bow"
and
backing
up
was
"going
(Continued
Irom
Page
6)
i
tume
were
Mrs.
Elsie
Fudger,
I
'
Toots
and
Buddy
Taft.
Andy
,
Miss
Linnea
Johnson
Becomes
Bride
of
Paul
Lychak
BB
mm
m
m
m
m
m
.
a
1
I
5
RUPERT
MENS
5
5
AND
BOYS
-S
STORE
.
Will
Robinson
travelled
to
McNauhton
was
the
pianist..
Prince
Rupert
last
week
bv
car
The
party
returned
to
Prince
SMITHERS
At
a
pretty
wed-
CMftK
to
meet
the
Hon
E.
T.
Kenney,
Rupert
by
car
early
on
Friday,
ciing
in
me
vnnea
unurcn
ea-
!
nesrl.iv
Linnea
Anna
evening.
who
will
remain
in
the
district
morning
;
until
after
the
provincial
elec-i
Maria
Johnson,
daughter
.
of
GABIiPIDSEOH
JOHNSON
D&
Chadcs
BICKFORD
John
HODLU.
3
Last
week
Rev.
Paul
Geubert
of
the
Lutheran
Church
held
Baptismal
service
in
the
church
here.
Twenty
persons
were
present
and
lovely
flowers
had
been
placed
on
the
altar
for
the
occasion.
The
small
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Karl
Erikson
was
bap-
tions.
I
The
hospital
auxiliary
plant
!
Mrs.
Johnson
and
the
late
John
...
JL'.-r
1
ur-r-nnnnrvTnsrk
r.
(
;sale
held
in
town
on
Saturday
j
'Johnson
of
Evelyn,
became
the
The
Canadian
National
Rail-;
afternoon
was
an
outstanding
,
bride
of
Paul
Lychak.
son
of
Mr.
i
ways
has
sent
150
elm
trees
for.success
an
tne
pants
being
and
Mrs.
Steve
Lychak
of
Nan-the
beautifying
of
the
station
soid
with
the
exception
of
a
few,
aia.
.
,
...
.
.
,1
-.
-J
T
9
t-
:
-
t
-
wmtMLJjjfim
The
baseball
club
practised
on
Sunday
afternoon
on
the
Hall
grounds
with
several
visitors
watching.
ti?ed
Arnold
Karl,
also
the
in-
g.uunu.,
mu
auy
flowers
which
were
donated
to'
The
I
bride
UI,ut
wore
u,c
'
a
floor
Iloor
length
.
,
,
.u
lookin"
ooKin
for
ior
offers
oners
oi
of
he!r
ne,p
to
to
ge
eet
i
.
,
...
.
,
,
lcnln;fant
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
the
for
the
hosplU
beautifying;
while
gown
with
shoulder
-.,
,,
-r-u
them
planted.
iak.
iniKiii
ven,
ana
was
accompan-
tt,
coii
v...
...
..
.
v
,..
I
are
cousins
as
Mrs
Jenkins
and
Local
movie
goers
goers
wore
well
!
f
I
u
unosirom
in
!
Arthur
Jenkins
are
sister
and
pjMie
me
ponce
siauon
on
uk-
,
a
floor
length
blue
gown
as
entertained
eve-
on
Thursday
else
Avenue.
General
convenor
,
bridesmaid
j
brother.
was
Mrs.
W.
Osborne
and
her
,
Liuie
Judy
uelarge.
in
rose
SATI
rhav
l
ning
when
members
of
a
Prince
I
!
Rupert
dancing
party
performed
'
on
the
stage
of
the
local
theatre
helpers
were
Mrs.
Little,
Mrs.
i
taffeta
with
yellow
sash,
and
'
The
engines
of
the
new
ferry
Norrington,
Mrs.
Eugclke
Mrs.
Harold
Neavc's
sister,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Lobley,
arrived
on
Thursday
morning
from
England.
It
Is
twenty-eight
yeaVs
since
they
have
seen
each
other.
That
was
when
Mrs.
Neave
came
to
Saskatchewan
(o
be
married.
North
Vancouver
Mayor
Is
Delegate
Frank
OolGsworthy,
mayor
of
ana
Elaine
Johnson,
in
yellow
were
running
on
trial
for
sev-
ADVENTURES
OF
'CONrn
D
NOT
MISS
THE
mVt
SlN
,1
Mrs.
Stanley
Willis
is
renev-;
oC;,a)CK
wun
rose
sasn
acled
aj
erai
nours
on
Saturday
and
Sun
B
I'ing
at
the
hospital
durmg
Ule,'"""""
mis.
.;uower
girls
Hiv
anH
It
is
f
vnopt
f
ho
t
hoys
SUMMER
PLAY
CLOTHES
.aosence
oi
Mrs.
tiwx.
to
s
.
-
.......
..
.
.
t.uu.e
jonnon.
cousin
of
the
,
,crry
wlu
be
taken
out
int0
thc
wno,
wun
ner
iiumxuiu
ivil
iasi,;
"-.
-
'""&'".
.
:
giuuiu
was
groomsman.
!week
on
vacation
in
the
south.;'"
and
Hamlin
and
lnompson.:
Rev.
L
Clinton
Johnston,
per-
I
leurning
on
Saturday
morning.
lake
on
trial.
People
have
been
coming
quite
a
distance
to
admire
it
and
is
really
a
splendid
vessel,
all
gleaming
with
fresh
'
North
Vancouver,
Is
a
visitor
In
j
FRIDAY
IS
.
.
.
FRESH
FISH
DAY
'
formed
the
ceremony
and
over
Jack
Bunting
left
on
Satur-
120
guests
attended
the
recep-
day
niaht's
train
Vancouver
tion
in
Evelyn.
!
bound
after
having
spent
the
.The
young
couple
left
by
past
three
or
four
weeks
on
train
Thursday
morning
for,
holiday
at
the
home
of
his
j
Nanaimo.
i
Rev.
and
lirs.
P.
M.
Mallett
returned
on
Thursday
morning
from
Vancouver
where
they
have
been
on
a
two
weeks'
vacation.
the
city
today,
being
a
delegate
to
the
regional
convention
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-
AT
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Bunt-
j
I
Tn,?
trce
are
all
out
in
full
merce
of
Canada.
He
plans
to
I
leaf
after
warm
days
and
the,
fly
south
Saturday
at
the
ccn-countryside
has
never
looked
elusion
of
convention
sessions.
Driving
straight
through
from
TERRACE
MEAT
MAPKi
I
(Continued
from
Page
1)
Los
Angeles
where
they
haveiln-been
on
holiday,
Mr.
and
Mrs.i
D.
Motti.'haw
of
Vancouver
ar-j
)
Meats
Butter
Eggs
Pn.,h
QUA
C
K
1
rived
at
the
week-end
to
spend
the
next
two
or
three
weeks
with
their
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Stevenson.
mm
pnrp
villi
ill
i
lii
1
U
y
n
m
BOYS'
WEAR
SWIM
TRUNKS
SHORTS
TEE
SHIRTS
SLACKS
OVERALLS
SOCKS
For
Every
Age
Your
Walch
Education
.
.
.
MOR
FOR
YOUR
M0N5Y.
.
.
and
mo?
rmr's
Nwi
between
the
leature
film
showings.
Master
of
ceremonies
was
J.
H.
Black
who
said
that
the
amateur
talent
among
the
young
people
could
be
developed.
He
expresed
his
willingness
to
produce
on
the
stage
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
in
Prince
Rupert
any
party
of
entertainers
that
could
be
found
in
this
town.
He
promised
more
of
such
entertainments
as
were
staged
that
night.
The
sons
of
Roger
Geaette
were
very
much
enjoyed
and
the
dancing
was
a
treat
to
the
Terrace
audi-
m
m
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
WEAR
m
u
u
V.V.V.W.V.V.V.'.V,
ft
Isn't
quite
complete
until
you
have
learned
that
our
makes
of
watches
are
right
at
the
top
when
it
comes
to
reputations.
There
are
many
reasons
why
this
is
a.
And
not
one
reason
ever
came
by
accident,
you
may
be
sure
of
that.
WaU'h
rp
putations
take
years
oi
buK&af
and
if
you
need
a
watch,
yuu
hid
btriier
Inquire.
Wc
carry
Hamilton.
Elgin,
Gruen,
BjIovj.
Waltham,
Pierce,
Mido,
Omega
and
other
makes.
We
guarantee
all
our
watches.
tie:
(
"
tn
.
arrr
,.1'hit
(:!-
"trlrt
;
wh
iSsa
o
ssued
joult
lotice
It
tl
torn
Jon
.1
folcat
;erlit
-alld
vritin
.
EMfl
Ve,
fay
o
I
Commodore
Cafe
'Better
Th-n
Ever"
iff
fjdih
5
Bfst
Food
and
Service
!n
Cltyf
I'Phmu-
17
for
Senrt-Out
Orders
J"
Third
Ave
David
Chow,
Mgr.J"
rout
toot
uo
EARLY
AUVEKTISING
COPY
IS
APPRECIAT
where
1
Vou
value
.
1
it
countslJ
TONIGHT
at
7:30
REBROADCAST
OF
C.CF.
RALLY
AT
EXHIBITION
GARDENS
.
.
.
SPEAKER
T.
C.
DOUGLAS
Premier
of
Saskatchewan
SATURDAY
at
7:45
Colin
Cameron
Dorothy
Steeves
Grace
Mclnnis
CFPR
I
car
tbat
liLet
to
be
romnirH
WANTED
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
WILL
COLLECT
THEM
AT
YOUR
DOOR
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
WE
PAY
CASn
PHONE
950
Htallarr
pljanuarij
Mwt
ViIih
wklrt
ComleM
Cwnll
'
Plymoiil
llonlfr
lVis.
V
W
I
M
better
uwJIing
ol
ptuenteu
and
greatw
coffllwt
rf
A.
J
M
In
the
new
Plymouth,
Kngincrring
magir
grrrtt
you
rijjlil
ffnm
the
tart.
You
don't
(troe
for
a
utarler
liil(on.
Vou
don't
pull
on
a
choke.
You
fcimplv
turn
the
ignition
kr
ami
thr
enjmr
starts!
In
the
more
potxTful
97
horrpHrr
fnginr,
thrre
are
many
Cliryftlrr-Knpw-rrri!
fratiireo,
mirh
a
i-nng
JM-lon
(or
lifller
rOinrcHion.
fuel
ami
nil
rronomv
a
floating
ml
intake
anil
oil
filter
for
longer,
more
edieient
engine
life.
our
dealer
will
show
you
many
more.
I'lvmoiitti
door
are
wide
at
the
bottom
to
allow
rav
enlranre.
Interiori
are
roomy
and
re-tful,
with
plenty
of
heailrooin.
Seat
are
chiiir-height,
wider
and
ilrcjirr
from
front
to
hark.
V
imMiirlil
and
rear
windout
are
Jj
larger
for
lietter,
nafrr
iion.
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
0
P'"-
.
.
.
.
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
!)
p.i-
Weekdays
Sundays
.
mwt
vaiuc
wfttfi
Saietr
CbubH!
Piynnnt
Ot
the
most
for
your
aiiloinoliilc
dollar.
Compare
I'lvmoiilh
on
iJtef.
ovf
tfte
hood
vq
Mwi
Value
when
Perfimunct
Cowrtt
Tt
ha
lwn
mflvmi
pfH
h
.
tiiti?
mint
SIXTH
STREET
and
THIRD
AVEN
ail
ioiinl:
w
hrn
miii
ilo,
ou
II
aree
that
I,
a
I
lire
for
featura
dollar
for
dollar
the
great
new
Plymouth
it
Canada'
let
irire-huy
!
Inserted
by
CCF
Provincial
Campaiyp
Committee
vmnc
tl
Pioif
all
rd
97
hD
mi
an
i
kilruvlt
Tnn
nW
Rrar
fmJtr
Sltmr
NiiWVi
are
r
i
G
tubU
ncoi
iBei
hor
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i
rja
i
i
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!
CX
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3''
is
i
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i
j
,!
'
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i
i
'
ii'.;
PHONE
79
YOU
MAy
S
THE
BO-VAiOl
PLYMOUTH.
THf
ftfC.NT
WW
CHimirt
AND
THi
MONtY.
SAVING
MCO
TKUCKS
AT
-
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C.,
Ph.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Thone
BLUE
412
for
Appointment
HOI
RH
.
10
.30
t.m.
to
12
.30
p.m.
and
3
to
B
p.m.
EVKMNC1S
Monday
and
Friday.
7:30
p
m.
foi
those
unable
to
come
during
the
day.
RECEPTIONIST
In
attendance
afternoons.
Prince
Rupert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
3ox516
Tel.
777
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
Plymouth
Dealer
in
Prince
Rupert
RUPERT
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DeLuxe
Delivery
Phone
383
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Avenue
and
First
Street
I'll
ONE
806
or
566
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j
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and
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.
.
.
models
up
to
20
inches
In
length.
"Make
the
Young
Sailor's
dream
come
true."
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Price
S6.75
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUE
AT
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N.II.A.
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in
easy
monthly
payments
over
a
period
of
15
to
20
years.
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Estimalecs
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221
"
P.O.
BOX
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Packing,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
.
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Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
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&
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Phones
60
and
68
50
Rooms
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.
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281
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Phone
Red
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