Local
News
Items
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Prince
Supttt
Balls
3itos
'
Saturday,
February
25,
1943
.
BEAUTY
7mm
'ARDEN
'NOTEbO
Cash
for
old
sold.
Bulger's
Two
pair
for
the
price
of
one
-
Ladies'
Shoe
Sale-Fashion
Footwear.
CATHOLIC
CARD
PARTY
ENJOYED
There
were
sixteen
tables
I
well,
cribbage',
and
Mrs
A.
Murray
and
L.
Christophcrson,
bridge.
Mrs.
E.
Telsetli
was
in
0r
.
general
charge.
Serving
of
re-
.Hale
!)9e.
(53)
Ladies'
Slipper
Fashion
Footwear.
EASY
TO
MAKE
SEED-BOX
SELF-WATERING
VIA
WICK
UTILITY
.
.
.
.
.
ECONOMY
,APLY
WEATHERBOARD
t
,.i
this
Douglas
Fir
Plywo
oilin
stock
j;
tu
4
feet
available
for
early
delivery
Moose
Whist
Drive
and
Dunce
cards
Thursday
night
at
another
,
freshmen
ts
was
directed
by
of
the
periodical
parties
being
lMl's-
Joseph
Garon
and
Mrs.
W.
held
during
the
winter
season
Pierce,
assisted
by
Mrs.
E.
A.
at
the
Catholic
parish
hall.
Smith,
Mrs.
M.
J.
Saunders,
Mrs
every
Saturday
night
8:30.
(It)
Leo
Doiron
sailed
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Frize
winners
were
Mrs.
Steve'
Joseph
Cioutier
and
Miss
Flor-Dumas
and
A.
Majore,
whist.
!
cncfi
Cioutier.
?.
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
i
Mr.
DeBIois
and
William
Roth-
Advurti.se
in
trie
Daily
Miss
Ruth
Dickey,
tuberculosis
i
i
.'"
ti
r.i-
it
$
wear-Ever
Waterless.
Cook-nig
Utensils
for
demonstration
or
service
write
Box
1723,
Hec
Gould,
distributor.
'
,
(53,'
Joe
Franky,
local
pianist,
sailed
last
nli;lit
on
the
Coquitlam
lor
a
trip
to
Queen
Charlotte
CHy.
Herb
Youiig
relumed
to.
the
city
by
Se'abe
plane
on.
Thursday
from
a
bus-.ncs
strip
to
Terrace
and
other
interior
points.
R.
C.
Ellis
of
the
Vancouver
auditing
firm
of
A.
P.'
Gardner
iERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
jLMl5i;it
BUILDING
SUIM'LIES
x-ray
tccnnlcian
of
the
provincial
department
of
public
health
1'HONE
116
who
has
been
in
the,
city
with
the
travelling
coast
tuberculosis
clinic,
left
tills
morning
in
the
Skcena
Air
Transport
ScaBea
StNGRS
(JUNIOR
CHAMBER
for
Alice
Arm,
where
she
will
conduct
a
clinic
for
the
next
few
days.
A
D
(ham.pMUNt.K
PARTY
i
Bore
a
Hole
in
the
Bottom
of
Seed
Flat
K.
Wi5-
w.,
who
has
been
in
Smlthers
on
business,
arrived
in
the
citv
Ml
V.
A
smoker
party
sponsored
by
When
llial
New
Watch
Notion
Visit
of
Rev
F.
A.
Peake
of
by
Seabec'
plane
of
SkcenaAir
the
prince
Rupert
Junior
Edmonton,
travelling
secretary
A.
William-
When
seeds
arc
started
in
'
a
Transport
on
Thursday.
J
Chamber
of
Commerce
drew
al
seedbox,
either
indoors
or
out,
1
an
for
social
service
and
young
people's
work
of
the
Anglican
Church
from
Edmonton,
who
j
on
11
Borsuk,.
uioneer.'
section
abundant
and
continuous
sup
foreman
on
Canadian
"National
Insert
a
Piece
of
Clothes
Line
-4..
t
I
ply
of
water
is
vital
to
'
their
progress.
This
has
been
dem
Railways
in
the
central
interior
and
now
section
foreman
on
the
onstratcd
by
several
years
'of
.
.
.
.
First
strikes
you
remember
that
there,
is
su::li
a
tiling
as
a
store
having
a
reputation
lor
good
watches
....
Also
that
this
is
the
store
Every
watch
that
we
sell
has
got
to
prove
up
to
what
we
promise
for
it.
j
scientific
research.
"
Methods
logging
railway
of
'Pacific
Mills
at
Cumshewa
Inlet,
sailed'
last
mosi
iuu
guests
to
the
Moose
Temple
last
night
where
cards
and
refreshments
were
enjoyed.
Proceeds
front
the
function
will
go
toward
the
Junior
Chamber
found
to
aid
the
regional
convention
which
will
be
held
here
in
June.
Committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Ed
Mussallem,
Eric
Spccrs,
George
Tomllnson,
Hugh
McKcnzic
and
Don
Morton.
of
Insuring
an
optimum
water
was
to
have
been
here
this
week-end,
has
postponed
his
visit
for
three
weeks.
He
will
ulso
visit
interior
points.
Guides,
Brownies
Enrol
Members
supply
nave
ocen
women
out
night
by
the
-Coquitlam
on
his
return
to
the
camp
which
is
now
which
are
now
widely
used
in
reopening
after
a
two
months'
commercial
greenhouses
throughout
the
country...,
t-nuiuown,
He
took
a
party
of
....
Each
movement
is
factory
tested
and
eight
section
men
.with
him.
(
lias
simply
got
to
give
right
service.
For
amateur
gardeners,
sev
eral
methods
of
automatic,
wat
Boy
Scout-Uirl
Guide
Week
was
marked
by
a
fitting
cere
I
.I'l'l"'-"
j
Hie
Dead."
;1
Be
Better."
.rive
Princess."
4c
per
day
1
ilnirte,
l"t
Mith.
$1,110
i;
pan
SHOPPE
(
WW
mony
in
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Hall
this
week
when
one
new
.
...
If
you
remember
these
things
you'll
likely
come
here
and
you'll
have
a
good
watch,
.
k.
l'KICES
FROM
$13
TO
$75
Guide
was
enrolled
in
the
Cath
Wick
Lifts
Water
From
Pan
.
Below
to
Soil
Above
degree'
of
.
moisture
maintained
in
the
soil
of
the
box
may
b'r
controlled
to
some
extent
by
varying
the
height
of
the
box
above
the
pan,
but
be
careful
not
to
get
the
box
so
high
that
the'
wick
ceases
'to
operate.
ering
have
been
tested,
and
Dr.
Kenneth
Post,
of
Cornell
University,
who
took
a
prominent
part
in
the
research
in
this
field,
says
the
best
.
is
wick-watering,
by
which
moisture
is
supplied
the
soil
in
.
the
secd-
1
edral
troop,
two
Brownies
were
elevated
to
Guides
and
six
new
members
were
enrolled
in
the
-i
-
t
if
Brownie
pack
before
a
group
of
1
jbox
from
a
pan
below,
lifted
'by
a
wick,
just
as
oil
is
fed
to
11
,,
airs
v:i
Announcements
All
dTert.lsentwi
n
mis
coluuiu
VlU
bt
chorgKi
for
1
all
month
.
..
31
noil
word
iiMsmxr.
43
parents
and
friends.
District
Girl
Guide
Commissioner
Honora
Silvcrsides
officiated
at
the
"flying
up"
ceremony
of
Brownies
Patricia
Lemon
and
Julie
Procktcr,
pinning
on
their
wings
and
welcoming
them
into
the
Guide
troop.
.
Nancy
Lund
was
enrolled
as
a
new
Guide.
New
Brownies
enrolled
were
Crintins
lamp.
,
This
may
oc
used
indoors
or
outdoors,
if
the
seed
box
is
provided
with
drainage,
which
will
prevent
flooding
in
a
rain
A
wick-watcred
box
is
easily
prepared
as
the
illustrations
show.
First,
a
hole
is
bored
in
the
bottom
of
the
box.
Through
EsVU'E
Vr
and
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.,
Tea
and
Home
Cooking,
March
10.
ym
17
Mar.
Catholic
School,
2:30
Marine
Anrield,
Janice
Taylor,
j
this
hole
a
wick
eight
inches
Dcanna
Peterson,
Marilyn
Ber-
iong
is
drawn.
The
top
of
the
0:Hlsill'
to
5:30.
'
St.
Patrick's
Tea
!
Health
Unit
Homecookhi!:
and
Apron
Sale.
Card
Party
8
p.m.
We
Candy
In
Spite
Of
The
Weather...
....
there
is
more
than
a
hint
of
s
j
-
ry,
Gail
Wcis
ad
Joanne
Prock-
w,ck
is
frayed
and
imbedded
ter-
in
the
soil
which
fills
the
box;
Parents
and
friends
who
at-
the
bottom
drops
into
a
pan
tended
the
ceremonies
were
wel-
below.
As
long
as
there
is
coined
by
Mrs.
G.
R.
S.
Black-
water
in
the
pan,
the
soil
will
aby,
president
of
the
Prince
Ru-
keep
moist,
and
your
seedling
lasted
Nuts
King
Edward
School
Tea
and
Sale,
Friday,
March
18,
j
STOP!
LOOK!
READ!
Get
your
tickets
now,
limited
i
amount
only.
St.
Patrick's
Dance.
Sponsored
by
Junior
pert
Girl
Guides'
Association,
plants
will
not
suffer
from
lack
and
Miss
Silversldcs
.the
district
:
0f
it.
Spring
in
the
new
styles
now
on
display
at
Sweet
Sixteen.
The
illustrated
TROPICANNA
SUIT
has
a
classic
cardigan
jacket
with
new
hip
pocket
interest
.
.
.
and
a
.straight
hanging
skirt.
A
matching
top
coat
is
available
for
tho.se
commissioner.
,
if
a
large
pan
is
used,
enough
j
chamber
of
Commerce.
Civic
Organized
games
were
direct-
j
water
for
several
"days
may
be
j
Centre
Auditorium,
Friday,
ed
by
Kirs.
R.
Thompson
and
j
supplied
at
one
time,
allowing
)
March
18,
9:30
to
1:30.
Music
Geraldine
Procktcr.
Following
y0U
to
go
away
from
home,
i
by
t,nc
Dukes,
the
ceremonies,
the
Guides,
un-i
rvrn
during
the
critical
period!
p'nhnnh
F.,i,iii
shuw
M;ir
PANCAKE
TUESDAY
Although
many
eat
pancakes-oil
Shrove
Tuesday
(March
1
this
year)
how
many
of
you
know
the
history
of
pancakes?
Actually
pancakes
are
a
relic
of
unleavened
bread
-the
old
Shriving
Cake
so
typical
of
Lent:
In
olden
times
four
symbolic
ingre-iients
were
used:
Hour,
signifying
the'staff
of
lite;
saU.
representing
the
Influence
of
a
wholesome
life';.-milk,
as
a
token
o
Innocence,
and
eggs,
a
desirable
form?
of
'Lenten
food.
In
all
countries
Shrove
Tuesday
was
and
still
is
a
'day
of
1
treat
rejoicing.
It's
the
Carnival
of
the
Italians,
the
Mardi
Gras
of
the
French.
In
England
several
old
customs
are
still
followed
!
and
the
day
is
known
,i
the
Feast
of
the
Pancakes.
KILN
IN
uoucir
I
uni
165
M'KNTUK
KOOM
who
desire
a
three-piece
ensemble.
of
infancy
when,
with
other
;23
O(ldrcllows.
Hail.
memoes
oi
watering,
aaiiy
.m
dor
Miss
Geraldine
Cade
and
the
Brownies,
under
Mrs.
R.
I.
Thompson
,and
Miss
Procktcr,
terved
refreshments.
d
:l
1
,
e
it
.
t
1
.
GABARDINE.
PRINT
and
CKEI'Ii
i)i:i:ssi:s,
BLAZERS,
SKIRTS
and
BMH'SKS
of
special
value
are
also
new
arrivals.
FASHION
NOTE
Sweet
Sixteen
now
has
a
fine
selection
of
PHANTOM
HOSE
and
SEAMLESS
NYLON
GARTER
BELTS.
spection
would
be
necessary.
The
best
material
for
a
wick
is
fibre
glass,
which.
is
sold
for
the
purpose,
and
which
will
laA
for
years.
A
piece
of
ncv-clothes'!
line
will
also
serve
for
the
few
weeks
necessary
to
bring
up
plants,
but
if
used
too
long
it
will
disintegrate.
The
Shop
Presbyterian
Tea,
Church
Hall
March
24.
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
Orchestra
concert
in
support
of
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council,
March
25.
70
Women
of
the
Moose
spring
tea,
April
7,
at
Mis.
J.
P.
Mol-ler's,
124
Fourth
Avenue
East.
Orange
Spring
Sale,
April
13,
2
to
5
p.m.,
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Queen
Mary
I.O.D.E.
Tea,
April
18.
Presbyterian
Spring
Sale,
April
21.
Anglican
Spring
Sale,
Saturday
April
23.
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
April
27.
The
United
Church
Spring
Sale,
May
5.
'
St.
Peter's
Bazaar,
May
12.
Eastern
Star
Tea.
May
19,
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kcrgin.
Lite
Personalized
Budget
Plan
way
at
Sweet
Sixteen
MUMS
isa
SORE
THROAT
!
'
IT
TAKIS
A
f
yn
fT
T
HIAP
OF
WASHING
i)
Qi
.
TO
KEEP
rjj
I
Y'jA
lj
YOULOOKINC
and
it
takes
T)
1'I.OtK
AMI
WAT
Ell
IET
(Continued
tro.n
rage
1)
they
headed
west
to
tidewater,
a
distance
of
12
miles.
They
arrived
seven
days
later.
In
the
month
of
trapping,
they
said,
they
had
caught
a
"fair"
number
of
marten
but
had
round
no
big
game
with
which
to
supplement
their
diet.
On
the
way
down
the
ice-hanked
creek,
the
skiff
in
which
Mr.
Smith
was
riding
capsized
and
the
remainder
of
their
food
was
lost,
with
the
exception
of
some
flour
and
suisar
which
Pratlinger
was
carrying
along
the
shore.
s
"Everything
we
had
was
wet
when
wc
got
to
the
Indian
village,"
said
Smith.
It
was
pretty
discouraging."
Flour
and
wafer,
they
agreed,
can
be
a
pretty
tiresome
diet,
especially
if
one
has
to
live
on
it
for
a,
month.
However,
Pratlinger,
who
owns
the
trap
line,
plans
to
go
back
next
fall
only
this
year
it
will
be
earlier.
"It's
a
jood
country
to
trap
When
the
Sunshine's
Bright
Moving,
racking,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Established
1910
rboncs
60
and
68
T.S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
-
.
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
pan.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
I
f
WW
wi
"
and
the
sidewalk
is
clear
what
greater
de-
light,
for
u
child
than
to
go
wheeling
down
the
avenue
in
an
EXPRESS
WAGON,
on
a
KIDDIE
CAR,
or
a
TRICYCLE
or
to
push
a
DOLL
BUGGIE
!
in
but
you
have
to
get
out
of
It
i
by
the
beginning
of
the
year,"
!
he
said.
"You
can
get
in
two
!
months
late
fall
trapping
but,
do
a
thorough
job
after
that,
it
get
too
rough
t."
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
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B.C.
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less
hard
work
for
Mother!"'
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
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Good
Place
to
Buy"
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for
Girls
and
Boys
BROADWAY
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Always
the
Best
Place
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Eat
Just
Arrived
!
!
CHINA
CABINETS
in
popular
waterfall
design
wiih
sliding
plate
glass
doors
and
roomy
linen
drawer
Trice
$M2..iO
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173
327
3rd
Ave.
if
3
"u
save
many
a
Kuk-aihinj;
hour
of
rubbing,
scrubbing
,
ailll
wringing,
when
you
ilo
your
washing
the
easy,
clcclnc
way.
!
Ri""ilc
anion
of
the
forces
soapy
water
through
all
parts
clothing
many
more
times
than
is
humanly
possible.
So
teller
y()U
wash-once
or
several
times
a
week,
let
a
new
clcuiic
washer
lake
the
drudgery
nut
of
lliis
tiresome
km
itll
imponant
part
of
your
housework.
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