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Rupert
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Monday,
March
1,
1943
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News
Items
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Orange
Ladiet
Make
Donations
j
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
has
auhtorized
a
$10
donation
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council
and
a
$15
donation
to
the
Canadian
appeal
for
children.
The
donations
were
approved
at
the
regular
meeting
last
week.
The
meeting
also
appointed
Mrs.
E.
A.
'
niT.yttTian
UNITED
CHURCH
MUSIC
SERVICE
A
musical
service,
featuring
hymns
and
anthems
by
the
Junior
and
senior
choirs
and
a
baritone
solo
by
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
1U
Wed
Ma'h
3
John
Unwin,
formerly
of
this
city
and
now
residing
In
Vancouver,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Cociuitlam
last
evening
from
Vancouver
for
a
visit
of
a
few
days
here.
who
a
aas
a
.-.t
even-
was
enjoyed
by
the
congrega
Ic.Kjuitlam
m
tion
of
First
United
Church
Sun-,
Evans-
guardian
of
the
Junior
Capt.
Allan
V.
Ritchie,
head
of
the
Stikine
River
Transportation
Co.,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
sNorah
yesterday
morn-
,
norm-
twman.ifcof
the
urangc
Lodge.
Mrs
Jonn
Johan-scn
was
chairman.
Following
the
business
sesion,
the
members
enjoyed
games.
pcariiP
tube
luscious,
t
.he
loroi
ii
-ling
returning
to
Wransell
after
;.Ucd
"V
""'
Cu''u
'isnenditiK
the
winter
in
Seattle.
day
evening.
Rv.
R.
A.
Wilson,
In
a
brief
sermon,
spoke
of
the
relationship
of
music
to
religious
worship.
Anthems
were
sung
separately
and
together
by
the
two
choirs
which
numbered
27
Jit
i
itv
iit
un
dinK
a
lew
days
M
generous
in
size?
Thrn
Lj4iM&iSfit
m
M
"Royal
Cly"
U
your
brand.
Your
grocer
1
League
of
Nations
Veto
Held
Worthy
The
United
Nations
veto
Is
for
h.
ML.
A
At-
thc
voices
and
were
directed
by
J.
S.
Wilson.
The
musical
order
included
the
anthem
"Birds
are
.
the
end
of
SALE
SALE!
SALE!
Dresses.
Less
than
cost,
while
they
last.
Star's
Stylcwear.
ttfi
W.
D.
Fraser,
accountant
for
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
at
Port
Edward,
returned
on
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
morn
proper
measure
and
should
be
Singing"
by
the
junior
choir,
1
preserved.
Defenders
of
the
veto
"Hills
of
the
North,
Rejoice"
by
power
presented
their
case
suc
,'oria
to
attend
Uic
Legislature
which
pen.
c.,
hi
officer
Royal
Canadian
ia!s
here,
returned
ing
from
a
brif
business
trip
to
cessfully
in
a
classroom
debate
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Friday.
The
class
was
that
of
B.
Ewald
who
presided.
The
af
Vancouver.
the
senior
choir,
"Onward
Christian
Soldiers"
by
the
combined
choirs
and
the
solo
"I
Shall
Not
Pass
Again
This
Way"
by
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
Rev.
Mr.
Wilson
used
as
his
sermon
text
a
passage
from
the
the
t'oquitlam
last
Constable
W.
B.
Clark,
police,
sailed
last
night
on
CANNED
F000
J
firmative
side
was
taken
by
Peter
Harvey,
Barbara
Teng
and
i
"Never
mind
WHAT
happened
to
you,
Mr.
Blodgett
just
tell
.
the
court
HOW
it
happened
a
tr:)
to
Vancou-
the
Coqultlam
for
a
brief-
trip
to
Peggy
Stevenson;
the
negative
Stewart.
He
win
onng
in
a
Book
of
Ephesians
"Be
filled
couple
of
prisoners
from
the
nor-
j
Many
Enjoy
'
Moose
with
the
Spirit,
Speaking
to
'.Yourselves
in
Psalms
and
by
Magnus
Eyolfson,
Janet
Rack-ow
and
Amos
Ewald.
Miss
Patricia
McRae
acted
as
judge.
mem
mining
camp
tomorrow
.
morning.
Card
Party,
Dance
CONRAD
STREET
ELEPHANT
SALE
lUi;hi.
s"i
oi
Tya'M.
701
Fifth
.
and
a
graduate
of
:ial
High
School,,
is
rruw
afternoon
on
Hymns
and
Spirited
Songs,
Singing
and
Making
Melody
in
l
I
r""l
Don't
Fail
to
See
Announcements
your
Hearts
to
the
Lord."
fc:n
lor
vaiiiuuin
The
pastor
pointed
out
that
the
Christian
faith
Is
"a
sing
All
advertisements
tn
this
column
will
be
chBn;el
for
full
month
at
25
cents
a
word
.Stattle
where
he
is
Our
Smart
New
SPSrt
Richard
Nelson
of
Nelson
Bros.
Prince
Rupert
Lodge,
Loyal
Fisheries
Ltd.
arrived
In
the
city,
Order
of
Moose,
was
host
Satur-on
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
,
day
night
to
scores
of
members
morning
from
Vancouver
for
,i
'
and
friends
who
enjoyed
an
eve-brief
visit
of
inspection
to
the
ning
of
card
playing
and
danc-company's
operations
at
Port
InB-
The
playing
of
whist,
which
RHaard
Hi
will
return
Knnth
hv
took
up
the
early
part
of
the
ing
faith
ever
expressing
itself
A
wide
variety
of
articles
was
on
display
at
the
Conrad
Street
School
white
elephant
sale
held
Saturday
aftrnoon
in
the
school
basement
where
a
large
crowd
Shorty
tots
tffli
turn
up
with
the
,
armed
forces.
yualr.y
Cleaners,
d
livery
Phone
283.
Women
of
the
Moose
Spring
Bazaar.
March
4
and
5.
Bridge
Party,
Civic
Centre,
of
neighborhood
residents'
were
on
hand
during
the
afternoon.
Convenor
of
the
function,
was
in
song."
'
'The
music
of
the
church
expresses
a
faith
which
gives
meaning
to
life
and
grants
greater
richness,"
he
declared.
"We
are
familiar,"
he
continued,
"with
Jesus'
condemnation
of
the
scribes
who
"devoured"
widows'
houses
and,
for
a
air
tomorrow.
William
Reid
arrived
in
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
March
5,
8
p.m.
Galloway
Rapids
I.O.D.E.
tea,
March
6.
March
17
Catholic
School
Hall
Tea,
Home
Cooking,
Apron
and
Mrs.
Harold
Thorn,
while
Mrs
evening
was
under
direction
or
William
Terry.
Winners
for
the
ladies
were
Mrs.
Harold
Mun-cey
and
Mrs.
V.
Foster
with
A.
Campagnolo
and
H.
L.
Quick
tallying
high
scores
for
the
men.
Dancing
to
music
provided
by
A.
J.
Bussanich
was
in
charge
of
refreshments'
which
were
served
BEAUTIFUL
SPRING
DRESSES
AKUIV1NG
DAILY
Rosa-Lee
rs
k
.
.
.
Timc-tcsted
Novelty
Sale,
2:30
p.m.
Card
pretence
of
piety,
made
lone
Klemtu
cannery
where
he
is
en-i
aged
for
a
time
in
his
trade
as
an
electrician.
He
expects
to
re-I
turn
to
the
cannery
this
week.
!
Mrs.
Reid,
who
has
been
paying
y'
p
prayers.
But
we
are
in
a
bitter
i
in
one
of.
the
classrooms.
Assisting
with
the
refreshments
wer
Mrs.
C.
E.
Twaites.
Mrs.
Percy
KnuUen,
Mrs.
C.
Johansen
and
Varfeldt's
Orchestra
commenced
at
10:30
with
Carl
E.
Brechin
as
Booth
P.T.A.,
March
17.
position
if
we
fail
to
support
our
songs
of
praise
with
lives
that
During
a
visit
In
Vancouver
with
her
master
of
ceremonies.
Mrs.
Victor
King.
lor
relieving
miseries
colds.
No
dosing
to
praise
God
in
daily
living
"
Junior
Chamber
St.
Patrick's
Day
Dance,
March
17,
Civic
Centre.
Presbyterian
Teaf
March
18,
h.
j
laughter,
Mrs.
Robert
Davles,
is
intermission
refreshments
were
j
returning
to
the
city
in
about
a
served
and
prizes
distributed
to
week's
time.
the
winners
at
whist.
VICKS
"THE
HOUSE
OF
QUALITY"
345
West
Third
Ave.
Phone
Green
774
on.
Mrs.
W.
S.
Stewart,
who
has
Presbyterian
Church
Hall.
been
paying
a
visit
in
the
city
i
3C
Those
in
charge
of
the
booths
were:
Mrs.
Wilfred
McLean,
books;
Mr.s.
L.
Colussi.
toys;
Mrs.
B.
E.
Eyolfson,
china;
Mrs.
J.
Hardin,
Jewellry;
Mrs.
George
Redhead,
new
goods:
Mrs.
S.
S.
Krishna
nson.
used
clothing;
Mrs.
J.
M.
Fletcher,
childr?n's
handi
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.,
with
friends,
is
sailinz
tonicht1
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
on
her,Dandil
Tca-
March
29'
return
to
Vancouver.
She
Is
the
Sca
Cadets
and
Jobs'
Daugtv
wife
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
!ters
Combined
Show
and
Musi
cal
Revue,
March
31
and
April
work;
Mrs.
T.
G.
Bateman,
candy
Railway
ticket
agent
in
the
Hotel
Vancouver.
1,
Navy
Drill
Hall.
and
cakes.
Mrs.
Harold
Tnom
acted
as
Shoe
Accessories
LEATHER
AND
RUBBER
HEELS
AND
SOLES
SHOE
PLATES
SHOE
TREES
CORK
AND
FELT
INSOLES
HOSE
SAVERS
HEEL
CUSHIONS
LACES
-
'-
Canadian
Legion
W.
A.
Spring
Sale,
March
31.
Anglican
Easter
Sale,
April
1.
si
Deafened
People
May
cashier
for
the
sale,
and
Mrs.
Robert
Cameron
was
cashier
for
I
refreshments.
m
J.C.C.
Smoker,
Moose
Temple,
Now
Hear
Clearly
Sconce
hu
now
made
It
possible
for
the
deafened
to
hear
faint
j
April
12.
Presbyterian
Spring
Sale,
April
ARCTIC
SOCKS
DUBBIN
VARIETY
OF
POLISHES
sounds
It
Is
hearinit
device
so
15.
Aged
Fisherman
Passes
Away
Edward
Thorkelson,
a
retired
small
that
it
fits
In
the
hnnW
nnH
enables
thousands
to
enjoy
sermons.
)
Women
of
the
Moose
tea
at
music
and
frlenriiv
rnninuiiintichin
'u.
u......
r
wt.,
fisherman,
died
Saturday
night
Accepted
by
the
Council
on
Phvlicll
"""a
'
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
'Mcdlclne
of
the
American
Medical
1
548
8t"
Ave-
Ea
on
April
22.
Hospital
at
the
age
of
78.
Prior
i'U'pTr.tetaJSrf
pic?
bftte'ry"
!
rane
Tca'
APril
to
entering
hospital
recently,
he
wire,
case
or
garment
to
bulge
or
I
United
Church
Spring
Sale,
had
lived
in
a
cabin
at
Cow
Bay.
i"
'"e
!s
cleHr
April
29,
P.O.
Box
1118
518
Third
West
RED
409
St.
Peter's
spring
sale,
May
6.
TO
MORROW
TUESDAY
MARCH
2ND
IS
THE
LAST
DAY
OF
OUR
STOCK
REDUCING
SALE.
YOUR
LAST
CHANCE
TO
SAVE
MONEY
ON
MEN'S
CLOTHES
He
was
unmarried
and
is
be-
adjust
it
yourself
to
suit
jour
henr-
lieved
to
have
110
relatives
in
'"B
changes.
The
makers
of
Beltone.
.
.
.Dept.
6
i
450
West
19th
St..
Chicago
8.
Canada.
He
to
Prince
Ru-
came
;
ln.7
Bre
80
proud
of
tnelr
ttchreVe-pert
20
years
ago
from
Vancou-iment
that
tbey
will
gladly
send
free
ver
and
had
been
a
fisherman
!ffrip"ve
,
ntl
howf
I
you
may
get
a
full
demonstration
of
until
his
retirement.
this
remarkable
hearing
device
In
your
own
home
without
risking
a
SAVOY
Native
Basketball
Tournament
penny.
Write
Beltone
today.
Civic
Centre
March
3,
4,
5
HOTEL
AT
9
A.M.
TOR
RC.
PACKERS
TROPHY
Reserved
seats
sold
at
Native
Brotherhood
Office,
Wallace
Block,
or
Phone
Green
909
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
541
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
DR.
MUNTHE
!
GIVES
TALK
Moving
pictures
and
a
talk
m
conditions
in
Norway
were
;iven
to
the
quarterly
meeting
of
the
Salvation
Army
Home
League
lust
week
by
Dr.
Jens
Munthc
Norwegian
Vice-Consul
who
visited
his
homeland
last
year.
Dr.
Munthc
was
ln-
S16.50
S16.50
S3.95
MEN'S
SUITS
ply
i)nly
MEN'S
TOPCOATS
jpnlv
I
Vs.
MEN'S
PANTS
NOTICE
trodured
by
Adjutant
Mrs.
III
Chambers.
The
morting
I
he
srcrrlnry,
was
opened
by
Mrs.
J.
Wilkic,
l
ihrve
Customers
have
Choice
Attention
is
drawn
to
the
number
of
piles
of
old
lumber
and
timbers
stored
on
City
Streets.
Apart
from
being
unsightly,
many
of
these
piles
are
comfortable
homes
for
rats.
By
removing
this
material
it
will
be
a
major
step
in
cleaning
up
the
City.
Please
take
notice
that
such
nuisances
must
be
removed
before
the
1st
day
of
May,
19
IS,
or
the
City
will
take
such
steps
as
are
necessary
to
have
same
removed
at
the
owner's
expense.
S9.95
S4.95
S4.85
a
imltmokk:
HAT
1PJ
A
11118
SHADE
and
a
Pair
of
NORFOLK
SHOES
WILL
MAKE
YOl
It
Ol'TFIT
SPARKLE
FOIl
SPRING
SUITS
Rt.B.
to
$47.50
TOPCOATS
Reg.
to
$45.00
JACKETS
Keg.
to
$25.00
....
KEEPING
WARM?
If
Nut
Then
Vou
Had
ISLTTF.lt
CALL
IS!
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
&
Heating
PHONE
108
ifler
which
Capt.
Mrs.
J
arret!
delivered
an
opening
prayer.
Dr.
Munthc
was
thanked
for
his
address
by
Mrs
C.
Carlson
on
behalf
of
the
Home
League
members.
!
The
mof'ting
was
brought
to
a
close
with
the
Benediction
il'fered
by
Mrs.
J.
T.
Gilling-ham.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
J.
M.
Bartlctt,
Vancouver;
T.
Davis,
Vancouver;
J.
A.
Kelver,
Vancouver;
C.
C.
Weatherill.
C
li.
HOWE,
City
Engineer.
(53
Y-
LADIES'
&
MEN'S
BOWLING
SHOES,
all
ci
nn
Reg.
$4.50.
to
clear
JJI.UU
ATTENTION
Acme
CLOTHING
STORE
FISHERMEN!
Vancouver;
A.
North,
Winter
I
Harbor;
II.
P.
Philip,
Terrace;
jj.
Johnson,
Winnipeg;
J.
La-j
imint,
Winnipeg;
Capt.
J.
A.
j
Gray,
Vancouver;
R.
D.
Booth,
Kelowna;
P.
Allen,
Vancouver;
C.
Goodale,
Newton,
Mass.;
W.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
THERE
ARE
MANY
MORE
SPECIALS
ON
SALE
AT
WILLIAM
F.
STOXi:
'CLOTHES
OI-'
DISTINCTION'
OAN'S
SKKVHK
STATION
McUride
St.
Green
005
Install
a
Marine
Muffler
On
Your
Boat
Engine
and
Avoid
Harmful
BACK
PRESSURE
We
make
mufflers
to
suit
your
engine.
Goodale,
Newton,
Mass.;
D.
Morrison,
Vancouver;
Miss
E.
Williams,
Miller
Bay;
Miss
M.
Williams,
Miller
Bay;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Varner,
Usk;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
Adams,
Usk;
A.
F.
Lyttleton,
Vancouver;
J.
Porter,
Vancouver;
D.
G.
Maxwell,
Calgary.
J.
M.
Hartlett.
travelling
pas
C-O-A-L
f
the
I'of'h
'
8eUlcd
Alberta
the
ouly
n
.i
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i
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SPECIAL
PHOTOS
for
Easter
CALL
AT
ii
-
uunver
win
ue
KLl?V
VALLEY
LUMP
COAL
Hollywood
Cafe
PRINCE
RUPERTS
NEWEST
AND
MOST
IP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT
OPEN
FROM
4:00
P.M.
TO
3:30
A.M.
Special
Dinner
Every
Sunday
-
5
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
133
1'la.e
v
our
Orders
Early
FURNITURE
REPAIR
LOVING
BLUE
818
330
2nd
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CREDIT
TERMS
Prompt
Mall
Order
Service
senger
agvnt
lor
the
Canadian
I
Pacific
Railway
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Nurah
yess-ness
visit
heieg
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Act
retuiiiyig
terday
morning
for
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brief
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SHEET
METAL
LTD.
253
East
First
Ave.
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McCAFFERY
LTD.
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OF
1H
H.D1NG
SITPL1ES
Chandler
&
Cowgill
Box
645
Fourth
St.
south
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
tonight.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
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phone
in