For
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
10,
1900
.
appearance
jp
I
Bride-Elect
Is
Shower
Honoree
A
pleasant
evenine
0
PSSS:
Antony
Jordan
rooms
and
tables
with
Easter
decorations
and
had
a
large
Easter
basket
in
which
all
the
parcels
of
cups
and
saucers
were
placed.
After
the
opening
of
the
parcels
by
the
bride-elect,
daintv
!
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
....wiaicu
welcome
an
iZ
001,t"
'asi
nignt
on
the
Sp.ro
Ourvlch.
ftf,
.
1
2
?"A
.to
V
....
long
lift
....
low
cost
BP
ASPHALT
SHINGLES
..let
Bulls.
Shades:
red.
green,
green
blend
.mp.grecii
blend
delivered
per
square
$19.75
(jroy
on
eii
per
square
$10.09
xaeon.
Shades:
red
and
green
....
per
square
S
9.00
.'-nee
of
a
eouple
0f
yearsT,
The"
!
.
.
refreshments
were
served
and
uui.
returned
to
the
tit
,
.
.
'oers
Prince
Ruocrt
O.
Murray.
Fifth
Ave.
East
one
evening
last
week
when
the
ladies
of
Mrs.
Murray's
sewing
club
gave
a
surprise
cup
and
saucer
shower
for
her
daughter,
Margaret,
whose
marriage
to
Howard
Lavigne
takes
place
later
this
month.
Mrs.
Lock
adorned
the
the
evning
ended
with
music
and
dancing.
.
Those
present
were
Mc.sri.imrs
the
Coquitlam
last
evening.
Rev
Father
Edmund
Green
o.
M
I.
sailed
last
night
on
the
"e
03
LOOK,
piease
attend
regular
meeting
Tuesday.
TU,tn-
SDecl
Item
a
debate
with
hu
J.
Davidson
ror
Affirmative
and
J.
E.
Boddie,
Negative
(84)
coquillam
for
a
trip
to
Alice!
BERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Mrs.
G.
B.
Trihhlo
.nrt
,i
1.
mra
on
ecclesiastical
duties.
-
wliu
uaufcu-
tcr
were
rjasseneprs
.-iiw,rH
ih!
Margaret
Hopkins,
A.
Ivarson,
W.
D.
McAra,
Larry
Halcrow,
Geo
Rodgers,
L.
C.
Eby,
Robert
Cameron,
Ralph
Morin,
Duncan
Black,
David
Ritchie,
Bruce
Love,
and
Fred
Davis
(Kamloops).
Coquitlam
last
evening
n!n
PHONE
116
to
o
o
se'
meetiiiij
-o
O
't
Llirniinli
fiv.i
xr.,
.
...
I
Announcement
0..
vuuuuuvcr
lO
Alice
8
P.M
F.livtion
Arm.
Mrs
Tvihui.
i
...
i
i
:,
SSS'SUeSS-'ftS
.
thC
ma"a
f
e
Torbrit
mine.
vn
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Lconidas
Dubc,
41,
has
ledtlitl)
I
Cpl.
A.
Wellens
arrived
In
the
AcUvUies
Activities
of
of
Ulc
the
Geographical
Geographical
Representative,
R.
D.
defend,
w
ere
reported.
.
which
Included
Pointing
&
Decorating
WALLPAPER
HANGING
Call
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
city
on
the
Camosun
Friday
afternoon
from
rcirh
Heeling
,
lcipaUty
near
Vancouver
to
Join
the
formation
of
a
local
associa-
Phone
Blue
215
233
ltth
St
"S'tlON-Ruocrt
Rod
&i
uun
Club
members,
eeneral
meene
toniuht
at
Civic
Centre.!
ADril
10.
8
o.m.
All
members
re-
aucsted
to
attend
as
matters
of!
creat
imoortance
are
to
be
discussed,
(ijj
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Boulter
and'
son
and
daughttr,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Norah
today
'
from
Revelstoke.
Mr.
Boulter
Is
;
Club
stag
nights
arranged
Northern
Sports
Boxing
Clab.
U03P)
Queen
Mary
I.O.D.E.
Tea,
April
10.
Cathedral
Sale
April
13.
Card
Tournament,
Catholic
Hail,
Thursday,
April
13.
United
Church
Bake
Sale
April
15th
at
Gordon
and
Andersons
11
to
4.
SPORT-SHIRTS
WAIKIKI
.
LEISURE
TOGS
By
Blues
lone
m
Pinto
Model
A
fine
:
gabardine
in
cross-over
zipper,
style
.
.
.
washV.
able.
.
.
pre-shrunk
and
"
'
expertly
tailored
.
.
.
.
green,
wine,
grey
and
brown.
Priced
at
$5.95
;
,
i
Beachcomber
Model
Made
from
synthetic"
yarns
.
.
.
fast
color
dyed
,
.
.
washable
and
pre-
.
shrunk
.
.
i
mottled-green,
brown
and
blue
;
Priced
at
$6.50
Button
Sport
Shirt
by"-"-"
,
u
.
Northern
tlon
of
Queen
Charlotte
Wand
ciai
'ZZ
Z
,
pr0Vln-BriiWi
Coium-
teachers,
and
a
visit
to
the
Tcr
I
hi,
2,
aCCOm"
nanlcd
bv
by
hte
wW
LJ,PilAcd
antJ
.
deration,
was
race
local
rcccnUv.
R,.,
been
convicted
at
Rimouski,
Que.,
of
the
murder
of
her
17-ycar-old
daughter
Irene.
The
daughter
was
killed
during
a
drinking
party
at
their
Matane-Sur-Mer
home
a
yar
ago.
Crown
witnesses
said
she
was
"jealous"
of
her
daughters
Irene
and
Anita
because
youths
at
the
party
danced
with
them
Instead
of
her.
(CP
Photo)
-
Co-od
Fisherm
SHOES
by
i
the
Pnncc
mipu
associations
were
heard.
Other
iing
were
John
C.
'
matters
discussed
at
the
mcct-
Dance
April
14th.
Civic
Centre
Aud.
10-2,
Tickets
for
admission
here
to
succeed
R.
G.
Hopkins
a:
Kalls;
H.
F.
Noakcs,
ing
were
resoluUons
before
.lha
manager
of
the
local
branch
of
ar
available
at
Co-op
stores
i
for
all
members
mri
nmim,.
I
tne
Canadian
Bank
of
Com-'
s
Grace
Singer,
Easter
Convention
In
Vancouver
ate
Islands;
R.
D,
on
salaries,
pensions,
the
constit-F.
R
Wright
of
ution
and
fall
conventions.
Women
of
the
Moose
Novelty
Spring
Tea,
April
19,
In
the
new
Moose
Temple.
(g,
",c'-c.
n.
aiiu
oars.
nopKins
are
:
';
leaving
shortly
to
make
their
i
Hi!..
II
Frank
1
KlrlllrpC
nt
-I
NOUf
Parletti-:
rpiuH
t-'home
in
tirm...t
r.ik,.'.
St.
Peters
Spring
guie
April
20.
I
--...VM
,
U1U.1UIIO
I
IVIHIVJ
VI
I
11.
II
I
."v.1118.
a
few'
days
-at
Kin-'suite
In
the
Leeds
Apartments
Is
.Zealand
Enjoyed
.
Kupm
Radi0
being
taken,
by
Mr.-
and
Mrs.
'
hder&eet
Built
on
scientific
lasts
which
encourage
good
posture,
correct
balance
and
weight
distribution
in
...
.
RESEARCH
HURLBUT
Prssbyterian
Spring
8
all
April
27.
Hobby
Show
Apl.
27,
28
and
29.
C.
C.
F.
Tea
and
Sale,
Ladies'
Lounge
Civic
Centre,
April
29.
Orange
Spring
Sale
und
Tea,
May
3.
United
Church
Mothers'
Day
Sale,
May
4th.
""-w-
nas
ine
contract
for
Boulter,
wiring
of
a
new-school.
Larry
Rugg
and
frcd
MacDonald
are)
allc'
Mrs.
Jack
McRac
rc-rcmajnlns
ait
Kincolith
to
carry
tucd.
to
the
city
on
the
Coquit-i
on
the
worlc.sTbe
local
concern
lam
last
evening
from
Victoria
;
wm
"also
wire
new
schools
at
where
they
have
been
for
the
Greenville
-and
Alyansh.
ipast
couple
of
months
while
Mr.
N.
F.
Pulleh
(nirki
nt
,.JMcRae
was
attending
the
session
iOLDEN
CORN
SANDY
SAVAGE
i
-
.
.
.
.
y,A
mii;
Tlie
senior
grades
of
Borden
Street
School
had
one
of
their
most
interesting
lessons
In
social
studies
last
week
when
Mrs.
G.
E.
H.
Montgomery
took
them
on
a
trip
to
New
Zealand.
';
Her
large
collection
of
beautifully
colored
scenes
proved
most
informative
to
the
children
and
her
comments
made
the
showing
very
reaiiittc.'
A
vote
ot
thanks
to
Mrs.
Montgomery
was
moved
by
Roy
Sicber
,
of
the
Legislature
in
his
capacity
,
as
member
for
Prince
Rupert.
.
late
H.
F.
Pullen.for
years
editor
of
the
Daily
News.
Prince
Ru
Baronet
full
weight,..
.
.
.
.
gabardine
.
.
.
washable
.
.
.
exclusively
styled
for
comfort,
fit
and
smart.,
The
Family
Favorite
It's
Ihmnright
Dvliv'uma
Ht'a
"ROYAL
CFi'i
"Credm'
style
Corn
pert,
has
been
appointed
chair-
P.
S.
Bouncy
and
A.
J.
S
marf
of
the
Public
Relations
Com-
Brandstrom
arrived
in
the
city
mlttce
of
the,
Vancouver
Board
on
the
Coquitlam
last
evening
of
Trade.'
This
Was
announced
from
Vancouver,
being
here
on
by
Col.
W.
G.
Swan,
the
board
business
in
connection
with
the
Student
Recital,
combine
and
piano.
May
5,
7:30.
Gyro
Klondykt
Night
May
5.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea
Church
Hall,
May
11th.
Sonja
Tea
May
13.
Eastern
Star
Tea
May
18.
.7'
appearance
Priced
at
$6.95
president.
,'
Mr.
Pullen
Is
mana.
logging
department
of
the
Cul-
and
seconded
by
Julie
Piockter
gcr
of
the
public
relations
de
umuia
Cellulose
Co.
Mr.
Bonney
and
enthusiastically
endorsed
'
was
formerly
district
forester
by
the
hundred
children
who
at-
partment
of
the
B.
C.
Telephone
S.O.N.
Badminton
Dance
every
L-ompany.
here.
oaiuraay
nignt
uncled
the
lesson
I
II
CANNED
I
9
D
t
BOOTS
&
OXFORDS
Brownwoods
rince
Rupert
Florists
Oil
makes
a
country
strong
lot
9
X
Flowers
lor
All
Occasion
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
771
ysoo
S00
REMODEL
THAT
SPARE
ROOM
LET
US
HELP
YOU
TO
REMODEL
OR
REFINISII
YOUR
HOME
FOR
YOUR
LIVING
ENJOYMENT
CALL
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
Flowered
Silk,
'
'
jerseys,
pastel
crepes,
ever
popular
navy,
from
$10.95
up
LIMITED
Contractors
"L
f
Builders
COATS
and
SHORTIES
trom
$12.95
Try
o
imagine
life
without
oil!
Oil
supplies
one-quarter
of
all
the
heat
and
power
we
use
...
in
home
and
factory,
on
,
farm
and
highway.
It
helps
us
live
better.
Tor
year
Canadians
have
had
to
depend
on
oreign
countries
for
almost
all
the
oil
they
used.
Now,
after
a
long
ond
costly
search,
big
new
fields
have
been
found
in
Alberta.
The
more
oil
we
produce
right
here
in
Canada
the
stronger
we,
will
be.
Already
the
new
discoveries
have
made
,
thousands
of
new
jobs.
Millions
of
U.S.
dollars
once
needed
for
imported
oil
are
now
being
saved
by
the
new
oil
fields,
and
the
prairie
consumers
are
saving
money
too.
.
In
order
that
Canadians
may
reap
further
benefits,
Alberta
oil
must
reach
new
markets.
It
must
be
moved
to
eastern
Canada
2,000
miles
away
where
it
must
compete
with
oil
bom
other
areas.
That
means
holding
transport
costs
down
to
a
minimum.
To
bring
Alberta
oil
east
a
tube
of
steel
will
span
one-third
of
the
continent
from
Edmonton
to
Lake
Superior.
It
is
taking
shape
now.
To
carry
the
oil
oil
to
Ontario
refineries,
the
largest
inland
tankers
ever
built
are
being
constructed
in
Canadian
yards.
There's
a
big
job
still
to
be
done
before
the
full
benefits
of
the
new
oil
discoveries
reach
all
Canadians.
But
the
job
is
being
carried
on
with
inci
easing
beuelit
to
all
of
us.
Oil
is
strengthening
the
nation.
up
Suits
from
$22.95
DOM'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
McBritte
Street
We
Manufacture
and
install
Oil
Burner
Stands
CALL
BLACK
834
THOM
SHEET
METAL
WORKS
KLONDIKE
NIGHT
TICKETS
NOW
ON
SALE
-
...4
''or
licit
Beards
-for
Fanciest
Costumes
-and
many
other
events
:iic
Centre,
May
5th
Bringing
you
oil
is
a
big
job
...and
a
costly
ono
HiaH'
vi
ff
I
i
ets
from
Gyro
Club
members
Certified
Used
Cars
L
BOB
PARKER'S
EASTER
SPECIALS
'37
Pontiac
Coach:
Lots
of
miles
left,
only
$585
'40
Studebaker
Sedan,
nice
family
car,
only
$995
'40
Ford
5-pass.
Coupe,
'47
Recon.
Motor
$975
'46
Studebaker
Champion
Sedan,
Has
Everything
$1525,
Extra
Extra
Special
'47
"1
18"
Mercury
Sedan,
Custom
radio
and
Heater;
Dunlopillo
Foam
Cushions
with
covers.
One
owner
car
and
immaculate
throughout.
PRICED
TO
SELL
EASY
TERMS
Call
791
or
93
About
Canada's
Oil
Latt
y.ar
Canadiani
uiod
an
aYerags
of
300
gallon
ot
oil
each.
Thit
i
mot,
p.r
capita,
than
any
notion
xopt
tii
Usitad
Statei.
j
Jfn1
;
By
replacing
imports,
Canadian
oil
production
it
.ipect.d
to
iara
100
ulllos
Icarct
U.S.,
dollars
in
1950;
next
year,
$145
millions.
Imperial
it
building
a
new
relinery
at
Winnipeg
at
a
cost
ot
$10
millions
.
to
process
Alberta
Oil.
t
j
The
1,
150-mile
pipe
line
Irom
Edmonton
to
Lake
Superior
is
being
built
by
Isterprotincial
Pipe
Line
Co.,
which
was
sponsored
by
Imperial
and
ia
which
Imperial
holds
a
minority
interest.
For
GIFTS
ff
Stationery
writing
pads,
envelopes
ball
point
pens
C
l
f
I
A"
I
I
All
brands
of
ink
"
EVERYTHING
YOU
WANT-
IMPERIAL
OIL
LIMITED
618
3rd
Ate,
I
OPS
4.95
8.50
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
For
Style
For
Comfort