Pi.ncci
upeit
Daily
N'VS
,
Saturday,.
Octoh
38,
1950
Jantzen
Sweaters
I!
YOU'RE
SMART
TO"
INSULATE
NOW
C
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
Mrs.
Louis
Amadio
sailed
Wed-
Moose
weekly
whist
drive
!wsdav
on
the
Princess
Louise
Saturday
night
in
the
Moose
Ior
8411
ancisco.
being
called
Temple
at
8
o'clock
(232
1
soutn
on
account
of
the
illness
of
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Michael
Mrs.
J.
W.
Scott,
wno
has
been
de
Fabio.
visitant
for
more
than
a
month
in
I
Vancouver,
returned
yesterday
'
"race
McKav
of
the
social
cn
the
Chilcotin
service
department
of
the
Pr?s-
.
byterlan
Church
sailed
bv
Lru
MIDLAND
PINES
Prince
George
Thursday
night
on
Closes
Nov.
1
until
further
her
return
to
Vancouver
afte-
a
notlce-
253pj
.
week's
visit
to
the
citv.
The
earlier
you
insulate,
the
ereater
the
savings
you
earn.
PLUS
tin-'
protection
yoU
get
aguiiist
a
not
too
rare
early
ttiI,U'-.
CM
us
tiKlay
for
-
-
-
i
if'..
PATTERNS
FOR
FALL
,
All
Wool
Sweaters
styled
in
the
Jantzen
manner.
Pullovers
in
the
"Thunderbird"
and
"Reindeer"
patterns
at..t.
$8.95
and
$10.95
Cardigans
in
the
"Reindeer"
,
pattern
.
$10.95
.
Full
Zipper
Sweaters
x-n
the
"Thunderbird"
"
x
SKI
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IHfc
)
j
11
rf
ur
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
.
W.,..
V
Mr.
and
Mrs
Edard
Benson
moved
here
from
Port
Edward
1
Monday.
The
family
will
live
at
1
247
Firit
Ave.
East,
u-hilo
M-
V
t.
,
f
s
$12.95
pattern
Eenson
works
at
Watson
Island.
Mrs.
Jean
Magnus
and
children.
Janice
and
Bobbv,
arrived
yesterday
on
the
Chilcotin
from
iicca.
...
whine
they
have
live
I
or
the
nast,
few
months,
to
join
Mr.
Magnus,
who
is
employed
with
Columbia
Cellulose
Moose
Bazaar,
;;.
v
z
and
3.
Legion
A''ltaiv
full
il
r:ti
November
8.
Presbyterian
Fall
Bale
w
v
t.
St.
Andrew's
Cathedr.
W.A
Pall
Sale,
Nov.
18.
IO.D.&.
Jul!
oa,a;u
"''.Mu.'
23.
j
Annunciation
Home
and
S:hool
Association
bake
sale,
Lyons
Corner,
Nov.
25.
Crew
Saved
From
Storm
VANCOUVER
0
Rescue
on
the
high
sees
yesterday
saved
the
three-man
crew
of
the
fish
packer
Elwee
III
after
waves
whipped
by
a
Pacific
Northwest
storm,
punched
a
hole
in
the
hull
'
of
the
vessel.
I
The
packer,
stranded
In
the
S.
Thorsteinson,
Canadian
im
volute
J
migration
service,
motored
in'
L.O.B.A.
B;i.aur
Pc.
CHurch
rail
!
!
Bazaar
j
j,
um
rrince
ueorr.e
this
week
United
1
and
left
again
Thursday
night.
December
7,
Thorsteinsan
said
the
roach.
iMa
,
-vir.
i
r
BUNCHE
HONORED
United
Nations
mediator
Dr
R:ilnh
jwere
in
Door
condition,
particu-
Gallowav
Rapids
5
Get
Your..
LAMP
SHADES
and
LIGHTING
FIXTURES
for
Every
Room
in
the
House
Eridge
In.
oua"
"
oeorgia
with
water
pouring
into
her
enKine
room,
broadcast
a
frantic
"SOS,"
piek-up
by
the
fishboat
London
I
which
fcufjht
thrduRh
a
storm
to
take
c.ie
ship
in
-uw
and
ham
her
to
a
sheltered
cove
about
seventy
miles
hort
of
Vancouver.
News
Classifieds
Make
Sales.
FMKCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
KD
SHIPYARD
SHU
BUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
Xmas
Bunche,
rigrft,
receives
the
honorary
degree
of
doctor
of
laws
from
Chancellor
A.
R.
Ford
of
the
University
of
Western
Ontario
before
more
than
2,500
spectators.
Grandson
of
an
American
Negro
slave,
Dr.
Bunche
received
the
1950
Nobel
Peace
Prize
for
his
work
in
Palestine.
In
his
convocation
address,
Dr.
Bunche
termed
Canada's
Korean
force
the
soldiers
of
peace
who
"may
well
be
the
salvation
of
piankind.'
(CP
PHOTO)
Moose
Lodge
and
Chapter
bazaar
and
dance,
November
2
and
3.
Bazaar
commences
at
2:30
p.m.
in
Moose
Temply.
Dance
at
Civic
Centre
on
Friday,
November
3.
Door
nrizes
:
i
Cards
Now!
now
on
display
in
Jones
Family
Market
window
where
tickeui
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Utn'i
t
fat
Stltctiai
cf
Kinsmen
Make
Ready
For
Another
U-.liL..
LJII.
n
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
are
oDKUnable.
(257c)
CHR1STWA5
GREETINGS
i
luoiiiiv
nri
inwp
pn
in
vr
uunnrk
j
SPECIALISES
ON
SAWMILL
'
and
MINING
MACHINERY
Advertise
thrautni
Classifieds.
ble
Lomps'
:ii
Lamps
4
Shades
if
.....w..v
v..
...
.
ipcil
PrlnceRupert
,
Kinsmen
of
Prince
Rupert,
as
has
been
their
o.
Foss
and
Mrs.
a
Eioff,
Ter-custom
in
the
past,
will
again
provide
Hallowe'en
race;
William
A
Rae-
Port
Es"
entertainment
for
the
youth
of
the
community
next
Iff"''
Kr
Cf
s'
T
?ls
TWurLn,
v,;rrU-
i
,
,
.
i
.
.
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j
J.
Braine,
L.
A.
Be
ton,
D.
Cor-
luesday
night
around
their
big
located
Ln
campfires
at
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
p.
Kohse,
strategic
points
in
the
city
Alder
Park,
Gyro
Ball
(Vancouver;
a.
sohonovien,
Ques-
Phoas
234
Uohc
Pool
tar
Write
for
FREE
BROCHURE
Hollywotd.
Cllf.
3rd
Street
Prince
Rupert
.
PRINTERS
STATIONERS
OFFICE
supplies;
i
Rupert
i
ant
and
i,onrad
Street
School
grounds.
Preliminary
I
'
Mrs'
tlon-ierrace;
J-
Williamson,
Edmonton;
H.
B.
to
the
big
night
and
to
raise
Thompson,
Prince
George;
Mr
funds
necessary
tnerefor
the
nn.,.
'.ui
if'"
'
1
count
the
largest
numaer
of
re
and
Electric
I
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Donaldson
and
there
will
be
a
erand
nrizn
nf
daushter.
Burns
Lake:
Mr.
and
snen-out
tickets
during
recent
weeks
and
today
they
are
selling
bags
of
peanuts
on
the
streets.
"All
to
the
end
of
providing
the
youngsters
with
a
good.
a
bicycle.
Over
and
above
that,'
Mrs.
F.
Robertson,
Telkwa;
Mr
there
will
be
$10,
$3
and
books
and
Mrs.
L.
Audet,
Watson
Is-of
theatre
ticket
prizes
for
the!
land.
highest
individual
sales
for
each!
W.
J.
Peters,
F.
C.
Loveder,
O
school.
jL.
Johnsen,
L.
D.
French,
Van-
couver;
R.
Qaspard,
Winnipeg;
evening
nnri
holnlnu
wnoiesome
to
keep
them
out
of
trouble"
marunuson,
B.
Petersen,
Mrs.
M.
E.
Scott,
Ketchikan;
Mrs
observed
Kin
Bill
Long
this
H
Hansen
nd
R.
Giske
leave
W.
Hagen,
Copper
River;
Mr.
and
morning
"In
Lew
Felaenthal's
Sunday
night
on
the
Chilcotin
to
Mrs.
R.
B.
Wilson,
Prince
George;
(formerly
Overwaiteai
store
attend
the
meeting
of
the
board
Luig!
Silva,
New
York
City;
Mr.
naN
-xvi8
I
(f
Battery
1
K
jf2
11
:
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ylX
j'S
rJ"'
13
your
b&y
tired?
Sluggish?
Don't
wsk
it
to
I
;
f
m'
yyf
I
'
take
Dn
tne
added
load
ot
your
heaterr
and
give
j
jfyls
J
jr
extra
power
for
those
cold
winter
starts,
unless
you
;
j.
"rl?
'
ytt
tjlr
;
reat
it
properly.
Well
.check
and
recharge
it
as
.
j
'
'
needed.
Drive
up.;
:
'
,
-y
..'
i
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C
'
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FROM
$495.00
f
mti
iftthn
ink,
1
i
1
1
Au,,m",!'-
I
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!
I
yy
i
f'jll
Potition
Swivelling
v.
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y
L.
)
fjf
j
P'eose
er'd
m
more
mfotmjl'iar.
j'h.:'
f
"
"
'
1
.Which
Is
being
used
as
peanut
of
directors
of
the
Federation
of
'
and
Mrs.
C.
L.
Lewis,
Butedale;
neadauarters
for
the
dav
The
r
isnermen
s
uo-operauves,
wnicn
j.
a.
amitn,
wooqcock,
ts.v..
Mr
ys
Prompt
and
Courteous
"t're
Here
to
Servs
YOU
orderly
Hallowe'ens
which
Prince
starts
November
6.
Mrs.
Giske
and
Mrs.
Wainwright,
Sandspit;
Rupert
has
enjoyed
ln
recent
accompany
her
husband
H.
H.
Minshall,
West
Vancouver
years
U
a
testimonial
to
the
suc-
'
ruTniFrx
ca
r
-
i
cess
of
the
ohlectlve
jntMrr
j
jMUt
pmmodore
Cafe
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOLDFN
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT
Jimmy
Thompson,
Eric
Bar-
ton
and
Harry
Shestrdown
are'
kptwfpn
spitality
and
Good
Food
fH
for
Send-Out
Orders
the
fire
captains
this
year
at
Fraser
Street,
McBrlde
Street,
and
Conrad
Street,
respectively.
The
Drnsrams.
each
the
resoon-
LAKE
OF
THE
WOODS
MILLING
COMPANY
LIMITED.
PLAINTIFF,
AND
J.
THOM.
DEFENDANT
David
Chow.
Mgr.
I
slbllitv
of
the
caDtaln.
will
ln-
i
fwhrni-nts
nnri
oimrlip
mmp
'
'rom
the
nbovp
Conrt
and
to
me
directed
against
the
soods
and
chattels
or
iresnments
ana
i
canaies,
games,
.
rf,.,.,
,
nM
T
w
.i
m
the
untmises
formerly
occupi-
i
community
Singing
as
Well
as
by
the
mid
defendant
as
a
bakery
at
the
Village
of
Burns
Lake,
B.C.:
1
Nc
the
presentation
Of
prizes
for
'
Era
a
bag
bicnd
mixer;
I
American
2
poeKet
dough
divider;
1
Union
'worthy
costumes
I
Rounder;
1
Prnrlght
moulder;
1
Brantford
100
loaf
oven:
1
Brantford
11
I
Kin
Prpclrlenr
Prl
Harrier
&nd
at
oven
1
Hubbard
50
loaf
oven
inot
installed!:
1
Hayswn
autobread
f
Lr!o'
wrapping
machine
1200
per
hour:
I
automatic
Micro
slicing
machtnp
1200
I
Hugh
u
McDonald
t
are
ln
charge
'
.
,,,
machine:
150
shlnolne
boxes
65
loaf
ca.
ea.:
1
BOMBS
j
Of
the
Club's
Hallowe'en
pro-
oucheas
3G
pc.
bun
divider;
1
Ocm
doughnut
machine:
1
doughnut
kettle;
ceedings
and
Armine
Boas
and
t
cake
mlxi-r
e0;0
qt.:
1
Hobart
10
qt.
cake
mixer;
1
Fletcher
electric
meat
Sold
and
Serviced
by
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
Distributor:
Purvis
E.
Ritchie
&
Sons
Ltd.
658
Hornby
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
FIRECRACKERS
FLOWER
POTS
ROMAN
CANDLES
FLYING
SAUCERS
P.O.
Box
1730,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
'
mcnine;
i
uraniiurn
water
Kimis
(,
...
.
...,
pic
William
Long
have
been
diiect-
j,OU(!n
trough;
2
Fletcher
ft.
shelf
bread
racka:
1
Fletcher
32
loop
steel
Ilia
the
DeailUt
Sale
today
and
bun
rack;
1
Fletcher
6
ft.
dump
table:
300
bread
pans;
24
bun
pans
15
x
28;
,B
..
,
,
,
.
,16
ft.
show
car,,
tables,
shelving,
wrapping
paper,
paper
bags,
ice
cream
also
the
Ul-snosal
Of
sneli-OUl
c,meg
vn,
ious
pans
and
small
equipment
too
numerous
to
list
h
j;
air.
and
loads
of
other
Fireworks!
tickets
ln
the
distribution
Of,
on
Timrsduv.
the
nlnhl
day
nf
NoifiiilMT.
KI..O,
at
tne
nouf
'V
f0R
PLANNING
which
the
teachers
ol
the
sehtlofc
-
.
-
I
'
!
IMP
sPfii?T
HnP
i
title
and
mtoreat
of
the
defendant
In
lile
ahove
goods,
and
tins
sa-w
m
fO
BUILDING
?
have
been
co-fipraltiiia.'
J.v
I
i
If
there
Is
a
surplus
fronVHal-
in
in
ill
Lb
i
i
ub'"Ct
to
the
Social
Security
and
Municipal
Aid
Tax
i
lowe'en
night,
plan
is
to
have
f
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,B
C.,
this
21st
divy
of
October;
1959.
-
1
M.
M.
STEPHENS,
SHERIFF
of
the
County
of
Prince
Rupert.
(1128.1,2)
j
a
children's
Christmas
party.
I
To
the
seller
of
the
most
shell
I
out
tickets,
also
taking
into
ac
REPAIRING
Call
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
if
H
;1
Uil
I
'
I)
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jjjjf
Extra
comfort
and
less
work
lor
,
!
6Ur
J
GEORGE
COOK
i
5
Coleman
Oil.
Heater
j
1
JEWELLER
;
Low
in
Cost
Efficient
in
I
toga
Assure
you
of
Quality
Operation
)
,
JifosiH
V
ilue
and
Beauty.
:
!
.
.
.
(
"
1
'
Available
now
at
I
l
Beautiful
3-Diamond
Off.
OO
(
McBrlde
Street.
.
Phone
311
J
Engagement
Ring
:;
"iNNMV
f
Contractor,
,
I)
jpi
1
fm
WINTER
WILL
SOON
BE
WITH
US!!
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
I
II
If
I
'
I
,r---
;s
i
,
KvER-.viCTORU
f'Silav
o
i,
"
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p.m.
,
("aiosun
L
'l'MPSON
'
Kids-Come
and
Get
Tm
To
Purchase
Your
STORM
BOOTS,
RUBBERS
and
GALOSHES
OUR
PRICES
ARE
RIGHT
i
1937
Ford
(Mechanics'
Special)
225.00
1949
Special
Deluxe
Plymouth
1700.00
MimoKun.
il
p.ni.
Cb1N
QUEEN
Chlnotin.Oct.27
Kmc
Pm-
FIRECRACKERS
MASXS
k
HORNS
NOlSEMAKISS
POSSIBLE
STARTER
Dr.
Harry
M.
Cassldy,
50,
Vancouver-born
director
of
the
University
of
Toronto's
school
of
social
wo'-k.
mav
be
a
candidate
for
leadership
of
the
Ontario
Liberal
Party.
He
was
director
of
social
welfare
for
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
from
1934-39
and
was
director
of
training
for
the
"United
Nations
Relief
and
Rehabilitation
Administration
prior
to
taking
his
present
appointment.
He
Is
believed
to
have
strong
backlng'in
Toronto
and
Ottawa
If
he
should
decide
to
run
at
the
Toronto
convention
Nov.
8-10.
(CP
PHOTO)
1941
4-Door
Plymouth
900.00
X
PHONE
566
J
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
)
i
5
Second
Avenue
and
First
Street
.
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