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Rupert
Daily
News
ARRETS
!
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Oranges
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SHIPS
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ancy,
20
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Irorrr
Skajwaty
tor;
Vancouver,
C.P.R.
steamer
Prin'-'
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cess
ftorah,
Capt.
G.
rfughes,
Is
Cue
in.
port
a'.
4
reiKk
this-
af-j
lernoon
from
the
norlh
and
is
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2
lb
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making
an
especially
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lb
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fruit
Cake
Mix,
lb
33
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tlless
Raisins.
2
lbs.
38-'W
Seeded
Raisins,
2
ibn
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WamuU,
V7
m.
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over
here
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o'clock-
tonight
sft
the
Eugene
Hit;h
School
Band
party
may
give
another
concert
here
tonight.
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cess
Norah
will
include
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mack
Fu:J,
T.
W.
WillHrrrs
and
J.
Cades:
William
Glass
of
the
reduction
plant
department
of
B.
V.
Shellea
Brazils.
.
lb.
Strawberrv.
24-oz
3
a-
nrry,
24
oz
Blackberry,
4-lb.
Cherry.
24-on
Pewh.
4
lb.
Amlcot.
4-lb
Z.
SOUDS
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a
Packers
ia
Vancouver,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
today
aboard
the
Prince
George
for
an
inspection
trip
ii
connfclioii
.''
i
insfallaflon
of
new
machinery
for
'
RoailUnar
Chicken,
lb.
f'nm,
hoiiprl
anil
rolled,
lb.
Hum.
ree.
lb
Bologna,
lb
UUH'S.
UK
Ft
herring
produtclon
at
Port
Ed
Bi
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Pro.i
ward.
Mf.
Glass
left
for
Port
Ed-
j
ward
this
ai'lernoon.
i
Weiiiors
ar
in
Bnuwe.
lb.
Baron,
pks.
'
lb
lucnn.,
s.de,
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in
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Liver
Sausage,
lb.
Pre'sh
Fork
Ham,
lb.
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PRINCE
RUPEK
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phrms
lb
Pork
Bausace.
lb
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unit
liuai.
cartons
cartons
it
ii
tier
it
Grade,
lb.
-
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II)
men
.:l,ilo
Cliff,
lb
Milk
nnralfd
Milk.
i
nv
i
ins.
lor
Wifliam
Laraway,
72,
were
asphyxiated.
The
child
was
still
alive
wheri
removed
from
the
house
by
th
hatlesa
fireman
(right)
but
died
shortly
after
in
hospital.
.
(CP
Photo)
...
.33
I
FIRE
KILLS
TWO
Anguished
fire
Captain
John
Pllklngton
of
the
Ciiteary
fire
department
carried
2'Vyear-oM
Darrtll
Cull
from
a
burning
home
in
which
the
child
and
his
grandfather
r.inations
in,
.an
I
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111
1
K
IlltXT
fJC
rt
vexr.tftm.'pcTX,'
light
and
.
lnsr
on
whether
sneclal
or
'
starldard
aualities
are
listed.)
j
if
t
Mr
and
Mrs.
Oordon
Crane
and
7streamers
and
hemlock
bough's"
There
is
no
electric
I
centered
with
art
archway
under
'water
has'
to
be
cai'ri
Tied
from
f
y
y
v
v
Mosonic
Officers
,
Duly
Installed
u-hieh
the
hride
and
erbom
well
100
yards
awa.
Its
ihree
Swedish
Couple
In
Pretty
Rite
Flour
lust
Arrived
S!
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A
1
A
A
A
3
irv
Flour.
7
lb.'.
.66
family,
who
have
been
vtsitinp
1
an
in
the
city
for
the
past
two
weeks
1
hard
,r.
4'.ts.
No.
stood
to
receive
the
;
bst
wishes
rooms
are
whitewashed.
I
STEWART
Enoch
Lodge
A.
P.
'
'
of
trje
guests.
I
Telve
of
the
children
are
liv-
A
tnejr
installation
of
A
toast,
to
the
bride
was
pro-
ing,
seven
at
homo.
Kathleen,
2S
officers
fdf
195ff
m
t)ecem)er
27
Steamship
Movement
For
Vancoovtn
Sunday
ss.
Canrw
.tr
9
p.m
Tuesdav
ss.
Catala,
1:30
pm
Thu't-lay
ss-.
Prince
George
From
Ijiimi,!
Sunday
ss.
Catala,
p.m..
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
George
Frkiay
ss.
Camosun,
2
p.m.
fat
Alien
Arm
mid
Stewart
Sunday-
ss.
Catala,
11
p.m.
Front
Alter
Arm
tn6
Stewr
Tuesday
ss.
Catala,
a.ri.
For
Ocean
Flr
1-82
an
the'
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
.63-
84
Harding,
are
sailing
by
til
...
1.18
Prlnoe.
George
tomorrow
n!;?h!
,iic;it
nr.
.M
s
,
Tra
ana
Cofiee
r.
r-
H
;
iMxi'
nuantitv.
Id
.1
IIMTf
Mi.'C
JillrP
-
A
pretty
wedding
was
solemnized
by
Rev.
l.
G.
Sieber
in
the
First
United
Church
at
8
o-
-
i.
.
vf
.....
Vnn
r-'c
Via
tin
It-
5
shipment
of
JuHTTr
posed
by
Edward
uenning,
ts
married
witn
six
emioren
o:
whose-
appropriate
remarks
were
her
own.
received,
with,
hearty
thanks
Husband
John
Murphy
is
a
A-A
A
29
on
their
return
to
Vancouver.
?fhur
Shoes
oH
widttg.for
farm
worker,
now
unemployed
"""""
7
V
the
groom
ins
Mrs.
Elsa
Floss,
niece
oft
,-fom
.
.under
very
trying
conditions.
With
a
temperature
of
14
bul
nv
zero,
members
who
travelled
the
17
miles
from
the
Premier
Miro
"anlod
In
town
in
a
half
frozen
:
condition
Employees
of
the
Prc-'mier
who
commute
between!
Several
telegrams
from
Europe
He
i00ks
after
a
flock
cf
hen?
Mrs.
W.
Wain,
1144
Ninth
Ave
in
the
Swedish
and
Esthonlan
wh(ch
provide
the
family
with
1
.........
wnrtA
Kt
flU
.languages,
wnc
icau
ujr
ppas.
by
:,the
groom'
-
and
translated
Thirrsday
ss.
Prince
George
.
towns
also
complained
of
the
ex-
U:15
p.m
East,
and
Ervin
Lindstrom.
Both
bride
and
groom
arrived
from
Sweden
in
May
to
make
their
new
home
in
Canada.
A
touch
of
old
Eoropean
tradition
was
added
to
the
usual
Canadian
ceremony
when
the
South
African
Fish
Is
"Dull"
;
treme
cold.
But
notwithstand-
Prom
Ocean
t'tllf
matron
of
honor.
.
'
A
delicious
buffrt
supper
was
'
served,
'
which
combined
the
culinary
arts
of
both
'
Europe
and
Canada.
A
beautiful
double
ing
the-
severe
weather
the
New
Wednesday
ss.
prince
ueorgr
fJUNDEE
ri-sh
called
snook,
Ycn
was
brotrtrht
im
in
tl
nofxl
From
Alsk
bride
entered
the
church
on
the
from
South
Africa,
instead
of
old
.
fashioned
way
with
the!
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George
salmon
from
British
Columbia,
is
proper
spirit
8
p.m.
$11.95
:5
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LIMITED
!
arm
of
the
groom
followed
by!tlerecl
wedding
cake,
wnien-was
honor
and
duly
cut
by
the
bride
and
gom
was
the
centre
of
attraction.
the
matron
of
irj'lng
ti
gam
a
foothold
in
Great
i
:
For
Alaska
j
Wednesday-ss.
Trince
Georg?
p.m.
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
uiKisirum
win
Ejrt;1in.
The
Minister
of
Food.)
Kox
638
Pli-Sa
John
atn.chey,
admits
having
i
make
their
home
in
Pnnco
Rupert.
I
i
,
'
iou
Raw
It
in
The
Newsl
Advertise
hi
the
Daily
News!
eaten
it,
but
does
not-care
much
j
;
,
for
what
is
placed
before
him'.
He
;
,
calls
snoek
"very
dull."
,
-i
'
i
Strachey
was
defending
food
'
i
ministrv
purchases
of
the
tinned
groomsman.
j
The
bride
wore
an
exquisite'
gown
of
rose
satin
with
a
billowy
nineteenth
century
marquisette
fckirt.
Her
costume
was
enhanced
by
a
shoulder
length
veil
caught
in
her
hair
on
either
side
by
tiny
hair
corsages
of
hyacinth
and
fern.
Her
veil
partially
covered
the
left
side
of
her
face,
lending
a
mystic
Arabic
air
to
the
costume,
and
Doctors
Large
If
your"
subscription
Is-
In
arrears
and
you
do
not
receive
your
paper,
please
do
not
blame
the
publisher,
the
new
boy
or
the
post
office.
Juf
dd
a
little
strsiVht
ta)king
tc
yourself.
Co-operation
of
subscribers
in
.
this
regard
woulr"
be
appreciated.
It
would
ave.
a
lot
of
trcuMe
and
everybody
would
be
happier.
Subscriptions
are
payable
in
Buy
Property
South
African
product,
wnifH
.
!
the
government
can
pay
for
more
OIL
HEATERS
MMARCTIAND
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
j
IRON
FIREMAN
STOKERS'
Purchase
by'pr.
R.
G.
atid
A.
eaiy
than
Canadian
salmon
J!e
W.
Large
of
the
former
Parker
,
w!,r(
that
it
takes.
a
lot
of
lix
,e
the
taste
o:
vas
lasiewa
10
n.-r
"
builtling-
on
Spcoftd
Avenue!
throat
with
a
tiny
gold
pin.
She
.
lnR
la
w
ub"-
diseuif
two-st-ey
concrete
structare
he-
.
,
i
k,,.
f
colonial
or
lfnolt
carried
a
bouquet
t.
,
.
,
rose
carnations
and
hacinth.
""
The
m-.tron
of
honor,
Mrs.
on
the
south
side,
:1s
announced.,.
Helen
Marchiklon,
cousin
of
the
Vendor
was
the
estate
Of
the
late
bride,
wore
a
long
sleeved
gown
Mrs,
Percy
Cameron.
j
.
i
:
of
pale
blue
marquisette
and
A.
W.
Allaire
has
already
start-
carried
a
colonial
bouquet
of
ed
work
of
remodelling
add
Hno-yellow
shrysanthemums
and
mating"
the
ground
floor
in
which
daffodils.
Her
head
dress
was
the"
purchasers
will
hiake
their
of
the
same
flowers.
offices
and
headquarters
as
pfcy-
Groomsman
was
John
F.
Den-
icians
and
surgeons.
,
'
,
nintf.
Boutonierres
of
the
groom
---i
snd
groomsman
were
minia-fl
CHILDREN,
:
1
,
i
Acrveru.e
n
in.
t....-
newt!
0-
5Njrri
.ii:
I
car
LAK
tunes"
X
'c"
.
!
1
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&
ELKINS
LTD,
PHONE
1T4
BOX
2
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Willi
II
if
"
'
ond
suppiiei
ih
HOME
HAPPY
tures
ot
tnose
m
me
Driae
ana
matron
of
hondr
respectively.
"Were
you
a
good
little
boy
today?"
If
CM)M
1
S
Jivwit
ftoifal
1
Canadian
yrtiskgjJl
Organ
rr..isic
was
provided
by
tISNSlSKEA,
Northern
Ireland,
flf
nry
Pluym.
4
f
l.fl
r
-
in
32
years
of
married
life,
A
retention
for
a
few
f
riena-s.
,
Mrs
Mftbel
Murphy
has
had
28
following
the
ceremony
was
held
t
cMafert.&nci
Wants
,
at
the
home
of
the
brides
aunt,,
children-
to
"VtTnrtMitv
to!
!
take.U.e.rv
now,"
S-aid
T
fXu.rM!
Mrs.
Murphy,
Whose
in
the
New
youngest
is,
six.
.
weds
and
to
usher
.
.
r
i,A.wi
tn
v4rtt--.i
V
nin
Viiuv
SPv-
S3
1
Mitchell
&
Currie
Ltdi
1
!
'tfk
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;
'
Wise
Words
'
out
u
e
vou
otfRosn
i
i
f
i
,
t
H
a
v-
I
m.
I
vl
rOT
?f
The
home
was
tastefully
We;
is'
empty
without,
children
"
decorated
with
pink
and
white
,
The
Murphy
home
Is
humble.
-!
mmsi
y--M
f
I
I
'
j
Jf
Swedish
Lamimtecl
Skis
,
-.
j
,
I
-
1
j
1
Boots,
Poles
Waxes
'!
I
.
v
?
"''
i.
J
Harness
Cables
Etc.
yr.
1X4
:
1
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JqV
THE
I
A
LOVELY
DISH
SPORTS
SHOP
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j
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622
W.
3rd
Ave.
7
fJ
COLD!
'A
pIIiTow
OUTSIDE!
i
H
For
Plans
and
ENtimatei
It's
Give
your
car
protection
from
today's
snow
rid-
;
I
f
f"
den
streets
and
freezing
temperatures.
Let
'is
give
if
f'
:i
"
il
tKe
care
u
needs-
Drive
up!
f
n
r
r
n
t
Jvcriibem,
j,
not
published
ot
displayfJ
br
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