Prince
Rupert
Daily
Npws
Wednesday,
December
6,
1950
H0h
SC0RE,
Insurance
Plan
iproves
Popular
Would
Negotiate
i
With
Communists
No
Extension
of
Low
Return
Fare
j
Winter
Styles
Daring,
Dramatic
plan
sponsored
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
I
on
behalf
of
their
members,
T
I
Norton
Youngs
told
the
Chamber
j
at
Its
meeting
Monday
night.
:,
Over
100
person's
were
covered
AV.Tili
j
emsaale
3,
Vern
1
OTTAWA
H
)n.
L.
B.
Pearson,
sixty
percent
of
the
employer,
.Secretary
P.
H.
Llnzey
report-
By
FLORENCE
MILLS
scheme
ami
as:
PARIS"
W
Important
formal
Cnuda's
minister
of
exnrfaf-
members
of
the
Chamber
have
ed
that
payments
totalling
$450
!
to
open
T'Lt
f0!
!
Three
coast
steamship
com-jrnnies
have
replied
unfavorably
i
to
a
recent
request
of
the
Prince
fashions
for
a
brilliant
winter
'Vl.TL'Tri,
lac"
ui
l"c
""""""
"au
"cc"
w
"
unaer
the
deposit,
nf
Z
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
uu
me
ate
a
peacefui
and
honorable
that
reduced
return
trip
fare
"""w
L"c'c-rt
r
ttl!'ent
with
Communist
snooting
the
works
on
daring
r
hlnn
mlrp
a
sia'-vized
militarv
'
privileges
on
steamers
from
sllnouettes
and
dramatic
treat-
fn
Vt.Sd
i
Tm
Van:ouvcr
to
Prince
Rupert
be
ments,
with
lavish
use
of
Jewelled
c'an
appeasenlent
but
;he
eiuueu
uuih
ju
10
!u
aays.
uuuuiiuk
auu
eresain
launra.
.ronehinir
reachlne
it
if
a.
worRVlvr
8
I
communistic
the
Separate
letters
were
received
Lampshade
skirts,
enormous
mer.t
with
from
the
three
steamship
com-
"Morning
Glory"
necklines
and
world.
panies
Canadian
National,
jewelled
velvet
"ihlrt"
cuffs
were
j
'
'
Canadian
Pacific
and
Union
introduced
by
Lanvln.
I
Eri.,0,h
ekirts
beneath
A
few
of
The
necklines
stand
out
and
them
are
snug-fitting,
petal-away
to
frame
the
neck
and
shaoed
affairs,
shoulders.
On
cocktail
dresses
M;'yneux
a!so
goes
in
for
long,
they
reveal
a
contrast
color
lin-
J
'
cone
shaped
basques
on
jackets
ing.
For
evening,
fullblown
and
cone
skirts
lined
with
buch-
Sieamsnips
Limited.
Increased
co.sU
of
operation
was
one
of
the
itisons
given
for
impossibility
of
extending
the
privilege.
At
present
there
is
a
10
per
cent
reduction
of
round
trip
tare
30-day
return
limit
tickets.
crimson
roses
across'
the
top
of
ram
to
make
thorn
stand
stiff.
the
bust
create
a
window
box
His
narrow
sheath
skirts
are
the
effect.
i
shortest
shown
by
any
designer
.-"2
Jewelled
cuffs
add
glamor
to
Lanvin's
all-black
ensembles
and
suits.
Made
in
brilliant
colored
velvet,
particularly
crimson
or
electric
blue,
and
thickly
peppered
with
seml-preclous
stones,
mock
diamonds
and
sequins,
these
"shirt"
cuffs
protrude
below
sleeves
cut
well
short
of
the
wrist.
Lanvin
treats
fur
In
odd
ways,
using
white
Indian
lamb
for
a
In
Paris.
They
reach
to
Just
below
the
knees.
Practically
all
are
dressed
up
with
flying
panels
and
overskirts.
Broadcloth
Is
being
used
almost
exclusively
by
Jean
Patou
not
only
for
day
wear
but
for
coi'ir'ail
pr;i
eve"!""
HoVs
t"o
This
sleek,
stain-fintsh
wool
material
Is
shown
in
black
and
newter
crev
fo-
nay
end
'n
s",v
brilliant
shades
as
Imperial
jiavcr.
Municipal
Vacancy
Unfilled
STEWART
Monday
was
nom-inition
day
to
fill
one
vacancy
left
by
the
resignation
of
Mrs.
Sadie
Young
and
the
election
of
two
other
commissioners,
making
a
total
of
five
commissioners
as
provided
fcr
in
the
Municipal
Elections
Act.
No
nominations
were
received
which
means
that
the
remaining
commission'
rs
Thf
Gforae
Mitthnr
Alum
Semce.
Inc.
.
.
'
"M-mmm
smells
good,
dear!
What
was
it?"
Avoia
5
ocioc
o'clock
fagllv
baggy
windbreaker
jacket
with
purp'e
and
buttercup
yellow
for
sleeves
and
formal
evening
wear.
t
will
have
to
appoint
at
least
ons
tremendous
bishop
commissioner
when
the
New
Year
j
black
persian
lamb
for
a
barrel
opens.
shaped
jacket
with
white
ermine
Stewart
A
satisfying
grand
flavor
Please
your
whole
family!
-with
Postum'i
fine
vigorous
rich
flavor.
Grown-ups
and
children
enjoy
Postum
Drink
Posfumf
Finish
your
day'
work
feeling
fresh
1
Drink
Posfum
avoid
tea
and
coffee.
Tea
and
coffee
contain
caffein
-
a
drug
that
may
disturb
your
sleep,
nerves
or
digestion
and
leave
you
tired.
Postum
contains
no
caffein
cannot
possibly
harm
you.
Stewart
Gets
Early
Winter
at
every
hour
and
as
much
as
they
want.
Leaves
Stewart
Afier
40
Years
CRINOLINE
SKIRTS
i
Gala
dresses
with
stately
crinoline
skirts
monopolizing
nearly
six
square,
feet
of
floor
space
are
being
shown
bv
Maggy
Rouff.
One
of
tiw
most
fetching
creations
Is
a
straDless
whit"
tulle
crinoline
called
"Noel."
The
strapless
bodice
is
covered
with
glittering
sliver
bead
fringing
and
the
vast,
hooped
skirt
with
rrnitoped
tiers
of
narrow,
pleated
frills.
"Windswept,"
skirts
that
have
all
fu'lness
thrust
to
the
back
as
though
the
wearer
was
battling
against
a
high
wind.
Is
the
last
fashion
pointer
to
be
Introduced
by
Edward
Molyneux,
Canadian
Legion
Cribboge
Drive
'
STEWART
A
very
successful
;ribbage
drive
was
held
on
Sat-lrday
by!
the
Canadian
Legion
STEWART
With
the
exception
cf
tw3
davs
during
the
n-;.'
.two
'weeks,
sub-zero
weather
has
cuffs
and
"bib.
BLACK.
WHITE,
RED
Death
and
the
devil
combined
to
have
inspired
winter
fashions
created
by
Jacques
Fath.
His
color
scheme
is
dominated
by
funeral
looking
black-and-white
relieved
by
the
-sort
of
rubv
red
usually
associated
with
Satcn.
The
most
extravagant
feature
of
Fath's
winter
creations
is
a
V-shaped
neckline
that
plunges
deeply
at
the
back
and
front.
One
number
in
"Satan"
red
Fatin
had
the
plunge
neckline
and
hip
drapery
finished
in
two
)nre
tails
swishing
out
from
a
rhinestone
buckle.
ST
EWART-
Terminating
over
wood
.,..
tnkin(T
.
w.aM
'
n
the
Legion
Club
rooms
on
Co-
.
SAVE
UP
TO
!
A
CUP
Think
of
itl
a
switch
to
Postum
saves
you
up
to
60
of
your
beverage
costs.
umbia
'Street.
Mrs.
Norma
forty
years
of
residence
in
Stew-
in
ths
opirnn
of
the
old
time'-"-..
.
postum
Cenfoini
he
cold
strll
has
come
exc9r-ticnally
early.
Usually
this
kind
art.
this
week,
Mrs.
Sadie
Young,
widow
of
the
if
te
A.
E.
Young,
transfer
man,
disposed
of
her
property
here
to
Robert
Macleod,
ewis
won
first
prize
with
a
score
f
922,
Mrs.
Crawford
winning
he
consolation
prize
with
a
score
)f
791.
In
the
men's
section
W.
f.
Crawford
was
high
with
a
Switch
to
(Am
today
the
fam"i"
court
urier
whn.
due
mill,
superintendent
for
the
Knra
nf
02fl
hilf
Harrv
Rpnnptt.
""
mas
followed
by
a
heavy
fall
of
snow
in
the
month
of
Jpnua-v.
low
zero
have
been
reported,
'""prm
jmeter;
varying
Al-
md
SamirVnatrick
tied
for
the
n
nearMHy?er'
,-,''
L
,.tu
of
aska,
and
left
on
on
Monday
Monday
ratns
new
double
skirts
con-
to
ill
health,
it
"ir.'--
,.
prise
wide,
bouffant
skirts
slash-
salon
In
Paris
after
30
successful
ed
up
the
front
to
reveal
narrow
years.
t
for
Steivart
Nbles
Whonnock
where
she
will
reside
wU".
htv
'laughter
and
son-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
G.
McNeil
Mr.
McNeil
is
the
owner
of
a
garage
and
service
station
at
ma',
t'ace.
Mrs.
Young
will
be
missed
from
the
community
as
she
has
been
v
i
y
active
in
the
Women
of
the
Moose
and
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
,vji
iovji
x
iiUHl
yimn
wiuit
ovyi.
161,
Mrs;
J
Bennettt
winning
on
he
cut
of'the
cards.
After
;
upper
virs.
SacBfe
Young
was
presented
with
a
parting
gift
from
the
adies
of
the
Legion
Auxiliary
vecompajed
by
many
expressions
of
s
goodwill
and
good
A'ishes.
J
The
men
beat
the
ladies
with
a
.core
of
6621
to
6150.
D.
S.
Love,
general
foreman.
Department
of
Public
W-.rks
for
Atlin,
came
in
on
Thv-sdav
l?.L
on
a
flying
visit
by
Quen
Char-
of
the
Canadian
Legion
in
addi
Everybody
tvanls
1
One
Dollar
Day
Raise
jt
Premier
1
?T;
r.vil
Negotiations
b-,woen
the
wc
kmen
and
the
tion
to
being
one
of
the
Com-
lotte
A:
lines,
leaving
the
sr.rie
mlssioners
of
the
"Village.
Mrs.
day
for
Prin:e
Rupert.
1
Young
takes
with
her
the
good
1
wishes
of
the
entire
community.
Owen
McFcdden
ar-h'M
!n
'
'
town,
havinp
comrioted
h:s
c"i-
Dennis
W:lliams,
a
member
of
tract
with
the
Silbak
Premier
the
Eilbak
Premie-
Mine
staff.
Mine
in
connection
witifthe
con-
1
niToenacnt
of
the
Silbak
Prem-er
Mines
Limited,
have
been
1,
1110
A
!,-.-..Sf!Mv
concluded.
The
men
left
on
Monday,
having
resigned
frvVon
of
the
tram
to
the
Ind-receive
$1
per
day
Increase.
his
position
as
secretary.
ian
Mine.
i
-,
.;'
.
...
Klerlrical
appliance!
make
the
most
useful
pmcnls
.
.
.
saving
time
and
labour
every
day
of
the
year
to
come..
and
following
year.
..
daily
reminders
of
the
giver!
Give
Electric
this
Christmas
I
;
.
;
J
n
n
TTTTTTn
fnhk
nn
I
j
j
X
Served
with
pride
Q
"-J
I
I
rimtb
1non
those
special
occasions
4
Twfet
il-JL-
whcn
only
the
finest
51'.
WkiiMsssn
lolll
win
suffice
.si
M
1
v,
if-'i
riia
n
i
ip
-
,
i
1
VACUUM
aiAN-Hhea
t....a.
..i,.,,
,
it
clean..
And
not
only
.
It''1
upholstery,
lamp.
ta"k7ldi...rr.
All
.rU
-'Ml
hare
floor.,
linolc.m...
'
wy
...
I
...
Drop
In
for
a
demonstratton
ami
a
"'"I
Christmas
lo
ensure
a
Merry
New
Year.
EIE:TRIC
WASHER
You
can
spread
the
magic
of
ChriMniHn
over
every
waMy
of
the
year
hy
giving
an
eleetric
waxher.
!She
only
hna
lo
put
lhe
lollien
in
anil
flick
a
switch!
Wonderful
I
All
he
Mlenming,
youlti-killing,
roh-a-duhhing
gone!
Type
to
suit
any
porkcthook
...and
gladden
nnv
woman's
hcurl.
HICTRIC
RANGE
A
year-rounl
investment
in
bappinewt
Cheek
up
hw
muih
of
her
life
every
wife
and
mother
upemln
over
her
ranut
!
Three
mcalx
a
day
.
..every
day
.
..seven
day
a
week.
Then
eonniiipr
how
murh
plrasure
an
electric
ranpe
will
(rive.
..her
pride
in
tip-lop
eooking
Murel
hy
elwtric
control.
And
think
of
the
time
it
will
ave...anH
the
energy
to
live
.
.
.
and
enjoy
living
t
The
best
and
cheapest
way
to
cook.
rSffl
73
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V
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pi-ll
rtp
,v.
s.
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m
1
mm
r.
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-
1
!
1
.Ji-
EtfCTHIC
HOOR
rOUSHIR
-J
For
all
hardwood,
linoleum
and
tile
Hours
polishing
large
or
mnll
areas,
right
up
to
the
hasrlioard,
deep
nlo
corners,
and
close
to
furniture.
Light
enough
to
he
carried
easily
from
room
to
room,
heavy
enough
lo
do
a
perfect
polishing
job.
II
ill
Iw
jmVtuhinit
lirushe
nnd
Iwn
Inmb'r
W
bulling
mils,
'
SCHICK
aKUlC
SHAV-f
'T.ivc,
the
yearn
for
an
eleetr.c
si
aye
Us
easiest,
closest,
."'(
me
Bay
nowerfttl
shearing
headi
fOOO
MlftR
It
mixes,
it
beats,
it
alirs,
il
whips!
Haa
20
mixing
speeds
two
I'yrex,
heat-resislunt
mixing
bowls
!
Jixer
unit
lifts
off
for
use
anywhere.
Finished
in
gleaming
white
Dulux.
A
daily
delight
for
every
housewife.
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(Canada)
LIMITED
AMHERSTBURG
ON
TA
R
1
C
etncien-7
handy
idpper
ft
...
;3"his
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
j
(
by
the
Government
of
JBritiih
Columbia.