Thursday,
March
9,
1950
Prince
Rupert
Doily
Newi
A.
Teng
and
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays.
:
-
During
the
evening
two
films,
"The
Loun's
Necklace"
and
"Mak-
ackaby
Head
.
order.
If
each
member
did
Just
,
have
accomplished,
duiin"
-th
;
hull
as
much
work
as
dues
Mrs.
(
year
were
received.
!
Munthe,
Prince
Rupert
Chaper
!
Tllt'se
reports
were
most
im-
I
;
would
become
known
tluouah-j
JJressive
ard
testified
to
the
ex-
j
1
out
Canada."
sa!i
Mrs
Ham.
j
eeUent
Wurl
which
these
chap-
l
And
indeed
the
work
01
this
1
1
dlnB
boUl
at
ho
"
!
'
city?
Chapter
U
becoming
well-rDroaa-
Disbursements
fur
the1
:
ki-i.wn
as
evidenced
by
the
r,ct
year
bulled
$2400.
j
1
that
in
April
of
last
year
the,
A
report
on
Child
and
Familv
'
1
"""l.LCi"
uZ,
er:-i
Welfare
work
In
the
conmnmhy
The
UNIVERSALE
STORE
WIDE
War
of
f
the'
"ZXJf'X
.7,
.:,.f
M"lsnowe(1
disbursements
of
$635.49
1
I
-,i
f
:
n
Plus
goods
to
the
value
of
$44.34.
1
lf,
impei
..11
fl
,
D,vnce,
T
.
.1
.
L'mnlt-P
..
.
....
Many
'
gifts
"
an(i
donations
uunuuons
wen
were
,
w
ii"
f--ivirrn
in
nr
-niiiion
was
I
at
the
Broad-
nmde
to
the
U'-eent.
Mrs.
Jens
ma(i,i
to
individuals
and
assocl
1
r-rl
i
kJun
n..
ations
some
of
which
wh
h
:
A
.
n..'"1
iUUlluit:,
ivii.o-tur,
rom-
1
mrjeiit'.-d
'he
i
mandins
officer
.
of
li.M.C.S
Civic
Centre,
the
Jessie
R.
Burko
1
i;uij
ii
of
1
10
i
chithnm
In
acl:nowl"dirmenl
'
Cancer
Fnnri
the
Girl
Guides
i
of
the
Pimmcr
I
j,,l-.ve.ecie..l
ft
-
.
and
appreciation
of
the
part
j
and
resid.nts
ing
Friends
With
Wild
Life,"
were-.
shown
by
Mr.
Crcisscl.
OFFKXUS
I-Oft
13-.0
Offkers
of
Municipal
CiiapU-r
I.O
.D.K.
for
the
Year
1S30-S1
are
as
follows:
Honorary
Regent--
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe.
Regent-
Mrs.
G.
R.
S.
Biackaby
First
Vice
Regent
Mrs:
J.
Stewart.
Second
Vice
RegentMrs.
G.
G.
!
Withers.
-
;
Treasurer
Mrs.
J.
A,.
Teng.
Educational
Secretary
Mrs.
D.
O.
McLeod.
Organizing
Secretary
Mrs.
Jer.s
Munthe.
Echoes
Secretary
Mrs.
Eric
Barton.
'
Standard
Bearer
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays.
-
Social
Service,
Committee
'Mecf
it'i.
s
r.i
prince
unpen,
1
o
i.k.
nan
p-nd
I.
ivi'h
t'1
u"'!
in
assisthf?
the
Navy
durlut?
war
"
.
.
1
i.ltt
US
,
.
.
.
.
........
Men's
Home.
.
1
In
addition
to
donations
made
j
!'"
j-
years
Dy
sponsonn-
me
ii.m.c.s.
i)!l)f"'S
is
m
1
BIG
REDUCTIONS
11'
Prince
Rupprt
nnd
providing
-ai.il
ui
uie
cny
s
schools
a
1-
ui
1
.ljnvcJ
the
frigate
with
convenances
scholarship
of
$100
wa
uvt..r,tn
f
olii
'
,,.t
l,ti-ir
ip.lJ
;)-("
p-i'i'.-iry
Oiwvn
ri
'i'r,
-
FOK
1
WEEK!
ONLY
:nd
piles.
In
addition
a
Prince
to
an
outstanding
HiKh
School
Rupert
member
MrS.
D.
Orchard
puplI(
Kenneth
itK
Mcl.en-1,
was
in
the
past,
award-
;,,,
.
..
1!
lnB
rd
o-der
f
hf
r,r
tiFi,
Em-
1"u'nUon
of
tne
Order
to
make
pire
for
her
loivj
and
outstand-
this
an
annU"l
award,
thus
af-
in..
r.'ko
in
1
0
D.K.
work
In
fording
one
student
each
year
this
city.
!
the
opportunity
of
gojni;
on
to
At
.V
Hi'i
iv's
nir-iuvT
which
higher
education,
was
preceded
by
a
dinner
there
ti,i.,.
r
f.r.v-two
member,
present.
B.PhJd,s
contributing
to
Britksb
eiiapter
junior
III
j
Mam
1)
,!
Ci';i-prencnled
,
r:
O'l
,).)
I.it.'d
fn-
ll-'Ht
The
Slaiul.i-
d
Ueiu
ers,
clad
in
"a
turopean
Relief
the
Chap
Mar
.10
to
Mar
.18
tiulitional
white,
entord
to
the
ters
gent
101
food
parcels
oversea
..f
lt(
Rupert
was
ftr.'ii!-;
ol
'I.nnd
of
Hope
and
at
a
value
of
$543.05
and
also
Glory."
After
die
dinner
re-
sent
knitted
garments
and
nun-ports
on
the
work
that
all
tf
the
bags
valued
8ry
at
$109
50
to
the
Prince
Rup.
rt
I.O
U
E.
Ch
.piers
Que(;n
Hte,bcUl
Chndren.s
Hufi.
.r
l
i'
SNOW
SUITS
(Substandards)
RAYON
BRIEFS
THE
TASTE
THAT
TELLS
Plans
were
made
fur
a
Chapter
Ni;j,ht,
program
to
be
held
March
15
by
the
social
service
committee
of
the
Women
of
tie
Moose
which
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Jack
Ho.sUins
Monday
night.
After
the
business
session
cards
were
enjoyed,
the
prize-winners
being:
first,
M'-s.
C.
If.
Colliiw;
consolal
ion,
Mrs.
P.
Curie.
A
raffle
was
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Andrew.
Delicious
refreshments
were
4.95
6.95
7.95
Sizes
3,
4,
5
yrs.
NOW
in
pink
and
white.
SizesS-M-L
1.00
'APLE
LEAF
2
PAIRS
FOR
PARKA
JACKETS
SUPS
4.95
5.95
Sizes
4,
,
6x
NOW
Striped
Rayon
Material
In
"tea
Rose
and
Wite
pllal
In
Loudon,
Englqnd.
CIIAPTKH
REPORTS
Presenting
reporU
fur
the
Municipal
Chapter
were
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe,
Mrs.
D.
Stewart,
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Tens;
for
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
were
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
and
Mrs.
George
Howe;
for
Cambiai
Chapter
Mrs.
G.
P.
Lyons
and
Mrs.
I.
Griffiths;
report
for
Duchess
of
Edinburgh'
Chapter.
Mrs..
F.
J:
Hicks;
for
H.M.C.S.
Halda
Chapter,
by
Miss
Iona
Hardy
and
Mios
Barbara
Teng.
Report
from
Standing
Committees
were
.submitted
by
Mrs.
C.
Stokoe,
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham,
Mrs.
G.
R.
S.
Biackaby,
Mrs.
S.
A.
Kiel-back.
Mrs.
E.
Barton,
Mrs.
Jens
MunUie,
Mr.
D.
Stewart,
Mrs.
J.
1.19
2
PIECE
SETS
Sizes
34
-
40
EACH
served
by
the
hostess.
'
Those
present
.were
Mrs.
It.
B.
Skinner.
Mrs.
E.
Lugrin,
Mrs.
W.
Anderson,
Mrs.
J.
Andrew,,
Mrs.
W.
Terry,
Mrs
O.
Tweed,
Miss
S.
Johnson,
Mrs
C.
It.
Collins.
Mrs.
T.
Chri.stoff,
Mrs.
J.
II.
Jelfcrie,
Mrs.
R.
Wilson.
Mrs.
P.
Curie,
Mrs.
A.
S.
Hamilton,
Mrs.
Harold
Hun-coy
t
senior
regent
1,
Mrs.
J.
III
(Coat,
Leggings,
Bonnet)
-
'
6
5
95
14.95
MIGHT
GOWNS
Lace
Trimmed
Jersey
Material
in
blue,
pink,
maize
DCT
OF
CANADA
PACKERS
LTD
Sizes
1.39.
MrLQnky
.;....:...-.:
0
EACH
miUHm
11
iiiiMiiiMnniiiiim
wm
11
him
i
wmm
wtwhiiwwlj.
iwimpiw
my,,;
36
in.
Wide
89c
CHILDREN'S
SWEATERS
'
Coat
and
Pullover
Styles
'
lia'l.&...:
i-89
2.49
2.98
LADIES'
SWEATERS
-
I
';.
Coat
and
Pullover
Styles
.
36
in.
Wide
:
COTTON
PRINT
Assorted
Patterns
2
YARDS
FOR
CRETONNE
Floral
Patterns
2
YARDS
FOR
HAND
TOWELS
Size
about
17
x
34
3
FOR
:::;;.:.
Sizes
14-20
O
OEJ
to
O
OR
AIF
PDirFC
-
V
1,00
;i.oo
89c
TOPCOATS
jPlain
Colors
in
"all
wool"
Covert
and
Gabardine
TEA
TOWELS
Size
about
16
x
32
2
FOR
;Sizes
29-50
34.50
39.50
i37-44
(Substandard)
SUITS
NYLON
HOSE
Sizes
9-11
PAIR
....
.i
89c
LISLE
HOSE
Limited
Quantity
Made
in
England
Sizes9-10V2
&QC
2
PAIRS
FOR
OU
HOUSE
DRESSES
B
p"-
..
in
Good
Quality
Print
.!,
,
,
.,..1n-;y&
yj
Grand
Main
Course
I
UUmWH
"
Serving
light.
Huffy,
goldcn-hrow
n
Aunt
-
t
mtMS
U
'
Jemima
Pancakes
is
the
appetizing
way
to
'
tMziM&MW
save
money.
Where
else
could
you
get
so
fAS
much
nourishment
for
so
little
tost?
m
1
...
;
r-'vfffiS.
-
v
-
All
wool
yarn
dyed
Worsteds
in
blues,
browns
and
greys,
single
and
double-breasted
styles
1
34-50
42-50
45-00
MEN'S
TWEED
SPORT
JACKETS
Smartly
tailored
all
wool
tweeds:
Sizes
36-40
,
J-tf
18.95
EACH
MEN'S
PLAID
SPORT
SHIRTS
"All
wool"
Tartan
materials
Limited
Quantity
549
&
695
Sizes
S
-
M
-
L
:
-
-
v
MEN'S
CHECK,
JACKETS
Colors
Blue
&
Black,
Red
&
Black,
White
&
Brown
Sizes
36
-42
C95
EACH
0
Sizes
2-79
&
3.59
14-20,
-38-44
BOYS'
PARKA
JACKETS
GROUP
NO.
1
Cotton
Gabardine
with
Quilted
Cotton
lining
Sizes
8
-9-10
years
fi,49
"
EACH
GROUP
NO.
2
'
Water
Resistant
Cotton
Gab
.
Quilted
Cotton
Lined
Sizes
10-
18
years
7.95
1
EACH
i
GROUP
NO.
3
Water
Resistant
Gab
&
Poplin
with
'
;
Wool
and
Quilted
Cotton
Linings
Sizes
10-16
years
Q.95
EACH
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS
GROUP
NO.
1
Plain
and
Fancy
Tweeds
Rayon
Gabardine,
etc.
4.95
PAIR
GROUP
NO.
2
Twists
Worsteds
Serges
and
Gabardines'
Q.95
PAIR
,
.
BOYS'
JACKETS
BOYS'
PYJAMAS
Striped
Flannelette
Most
Sizes
PAIR
2-3
fo
fx
1.29
Broken
lines
from
regular
stock.
Values
to
5.95
Sizes
8-
18
years
9
95
EACH
B
1
irurr
hnrrr
r
r
i
ADD
MILK
OR
WATER
STIR
p0P
'EM
ON
THE
GRIDDLE
,
ntN
y
3UA
(Substandards)
Ankle
Length,
Smart
vPatterns
-Sizes
10
-12
-I
00
1
1UU
2
PAIRS
FOR
HEN'S
WORK
SOX
Pure
Wool,
2Vz
lbs.
2
PAIRS
FOR
jBOW
KIMS!
DON'T
MISS
THESE
VALUES
VI
1
g
0
i
-
AT-
VfHI!;,r,flu'r'li,',
PANCAKES
;i,
L
,,
'.
:S;
hc'
T'.
box
for
taste-i:
Ln'-KWlUiATS.
Reg.
SiZe
or
'Ih
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"
Ht..
ICc
..
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.
wpv
I
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UNBVEDSSAD.
The
Quaker
Oa
Company
of
Canada
Limited
1
a
D
lIlF'Klf
1?
3RD
AVE.
AT
SIXTH
STREET