FOR
BEAUTY
Prfntf
OfiDcrf
CVfT
netoi
Monday,
October
24,
1949
Mooe
Alumnui
Committee
MeeU
KINSMEN
WORK:
Oil
KIDDIE
CAMP
AND
UTILITY
IT
REASONABLE
COST
Mooseheart
alumni
committee
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
chapter
held
a
meeting
Friday
Prince
Rurert.
Klnsmpn
.iir
Miss
Shirley
Lipsin
who
has
been
paying
a
visit
here
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
A.
W.
Lipsin,
sailed
by
the
amosun
last
night
on
her
return
to
Vancouver.
v
Irenes,
remember
Rebekah's
"
"
a
big
step
Sunday
toward
com
RaM
,.,-
"I
71
",.,"
J.
7J:
.'
'evening
at,
Che
home
of
Mrs.
J.
Scotch
Dance,
Oddfellow,
"a".
Saturday,
October
29
Dancing
from
8
to
12,
followed
by
refreshments.
Admission
50c.
ATTENTION
n
.
:
Like
a
jUI
thicknesses
in
stock
from
yt"
to
1
At
New
Lower
Prices
Photic
now
for
your
copy
of
'
'
'Extra
Living
Space
In
Your
Home"
MAILED
FREE
f
:
light
hat?
m
Table,
this
wed.
afternoon
In'
their
permanent
summer
camp'S
J
mvT!
iZ?
(249jfor
children
at
Lakelse
Lake
32,
ald
By
Popular
Demand-Our
SSd
11
M
SHOE
SALE
will
continue
This'
work
on
the
main
recreation
recreation1
3
f
"
fUnd
13
to
Pr"
Week
Only.-Family
Shoe
Store.
'building
Vide
money
for
Mooseheart
I
graduates
to
achieve
advance
Mrs.
James
Nicol
returned
to'
ThP
-J
t
,Rhfap
o,,.
u.-
bulltUn3
r
learning.
Present
at
the
meet-the
city
Saturday
on
the
Princess
11
yJn
foot
dlmens,on.
ha
'in
were
Mrs.
8.
Haugan,
Mrs.
Louise
from
a
holiday
sper-t
In
fan
"L"S
"f"
durlnV-
Thompson.
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Mr.!
'
'
Sunday's
effort
re-,'
Mrs.
H.
T.
Muncey
and
MrTS
Nicol.
who
accomoanied
her
SllltCd
ln
the
"
roof
be-,KasDCr
i
,
jwu
want,
a
lovely
house
in
Vancouver
or
one
that
pays
good
revenue,
or
Store
Block
or
Hotel,
call
Mrs.
fn
Barr'e'
Active
eRlty.
1075
Klngsway
or
Phone
Fairmont
9520
or
8223L.
h
rt&McGaffery
F
i
1
.
f
V
8
LIMITED
rilON'E
116
Moose
Women
in
Social
Meetinfr
-1
y
'
4
r-irr
VAni
r-vl-
i
1
1
,1
'
south
a
fortnight
ago
will
re-'
S
P1611
artf
the
greater
following
a
business
session
mam
in
the
south
on
business
v"
"
"lc
wttlrProoi
rooting
for
another
week
V1
belng
Placed
on
It.
Nick
Krook
returned
to
the
s
HER
The
best
known
home
remedy
you
can
use
to
relieve
miseries
is
MOCKS
V
VapoRub
city
by
air
Saturday
afternoon
were
served,
k
at-coraied
baskes
threc
nw
members
holding
the
many
gift,
,'
l.UmkUA'
thc
Women
Jul
ana
useful
elfts
wpi-p
nmnt
Maosohopt
from
a
business
trip
to
ADJUSTMENTS
......
wuiiiiit,u;c
oeing
in
of
the
popularity
of
the
guest
rge
Mrs.
F.
Gomez
was
in
I
ine
wortt
crew,
numbering
lfi,
left
.Prinze
Rupert
early
Sunday
morning
and
completed
a
good
day's
work
on
the
building
before
returning
to
the
city,
despite
almost
continuous
rain.
Highway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
was
reported
In
"bad"
shape
due
to
pot-holes
which
marked
the
surface
the
(NOIL
PRICES
uis-fllancims
i
the
other
ne
of
Mrs.
.
in
ue
contest
to
Those
present
were,
the
Mis-
gUss
tne
artltls
contained
in
In
connection
mm
reductions
Srien
Street,
SM
Mary
Dybhavn,
Christine
".Wtan"
was
Mrs-
C.
..u
i
.
,
...
M
M-
Mclntyre.
Mrs
m9v.oii
Mary
uv"-
v-uiiic,
i-ii
Lll
oyivesier,
Nina
wa,
h
..'.
.
;,'
in
prices
of
heating
and
lighting
oils
made
by
oil
comnanlon
fol
greater
part
of
the
way
lowing
fedpral
Snip"?
t.nv
rnrnnvil
in
addition
to
nai-ir.
,imc,
,
vne
ranic
of
a
cake.
There
was
a
fair
attendance
at
the
meeting
whicn
was
held
in
the
Moose
Temple.
wttUTM.t
,
irom
such
oils,
it
is
pynia
inpn
completed
recreation
h'a
n
HERE'S
that
the
sales
tax
is
levied
on
I
which
will
also
double
for
a
din
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Rebekah
Bazaar,
Oct.
28.
Card
tournament,'
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
Oct.
27,
S
p.m.
.
Sonja
Ladies
Bazaar.
Oct.
28
St.
Peter's
W.
A.
Fall
Bazaar
Not.
3.
Lutheran
Tea
and
Home
Cooking
November
5th.
Legion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
November
9.
Presbyterian
Fall
Bazaar.
Not.
17.
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
Orchestra
Concert,
Nov.
18.
prices
that
do
not
include
trans-
iIn8
room-
the
club
plans
six
sleen-
Jge
to
won-
YounK-man,
Lorraine
Young-M
ute
P!:1CC
man.
Maresa
Windle,
Marjorlc
t
IShrubsall,
Frances
Olafson,
as
seated
Frances
Webber,
Joan
Miller
jy
decorated
Irene
Kildal,
Jean
Faught,
Le-;e
and
placed
ona
Blaln,
Bca
Rudderham,
ol
white
and
Dordy
Rudderham,
and
Mes-wtcred
with
dames
A
Blomberg,
A.
Dybhavn,
jel
i
W.
McKenzle,
C.
Home,
E.
rer.-esiiinents
Wright.
portation
charges.
Ing
cabins.
Work
on
these
will
'begin
later,
considerable
Feel
the
difference
in
MAUORY
You
can
tell
at
a
touch
that
fha
Airwayi
is
a
Mallory
bat
it
has
that
superbly
soft,
mellow
fur
felt
found
only
in
a
Mallory.
Coma
see
it
you'll
know
it's
the
right
lightweight
hat
for
you
I
Othei
Mallory
hati
iiom
$6.50
up.
amount
of
clearine
work
on
V't
IN
S
the
camp
site
already
has
been
done.
Those
who
took
part
in
the
project
were
George
Dibb,
Charles
Collins,
R.
E.
Montador.
Bill
Long,,
Bud
Timmermelster,
Harry
Schwaffield.
Ed
Garner.
I.O.D.E.
Chapter's
Fall
Not.
24.
St.
Andrew's
Cathearal
Fall
Adjustments
will
be
made
in
cases
where
consumers
are
Invoiced
at
former
prices
during
the
(interval
that
instructions
regarding
reduced
prices
are
transmitted
to
the
hundreds
of
sales
offices
throughout
.the
country.
The
new
prices
do
not
take
into
account
adjustments
that
will
h?
necessary
to
offset
increased
freight
rates
that
became
effective
October
17.
As
freight
rates
vary
widely
at
different
points,
extensive
calculations
are
necessary
before
Jim
Sheddon.
Harry
Sheardown
Bazaar,
Not.
26.
Saturday.
Kay
McLean,
Marcel
Blain.
Jim
Thompson,
Stan
SavUle,,
Bob
Rudderham,
Herb
Young,
and
Jim
Mcllor.
.sue
is
payable
in
advance.
Please
refrain
from
.siitds.
2c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
spires
atie,
Cards
ot
Thanks,
Ooath
Notices,
i
United
Church
Xmas
Bazaar,
Dec.
1.
Grange
Ladies
Sale,
Dec.
7.
Salvation
Army
Home
League
Sale
of
fancy
work
and
home
cooking
at
Sons
of
Norway.
HalL
CiAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
LOST
AND
FOUND
Mrs.
E.
M.
Davi3
of
Miller
Bay
Hospital
staff
is
sailine
tomorrow
pec.
8
at
2:30
p.m.
:3
Woman
aiternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
'
"
S.O.N',
whist"
drive'
and
dance
adjustments
can
be
determined
for
the
different
points.
LOST
Ring
of
keys,
bottle
opener
attached.
Please
return
to
Daily
News.
(213)
by
or
nour.
Xlj
Sta.
trip
to
Vancouver.
every
Friday.
(246)
LOST
Pair
of
glasses
at
Miller
buy
or
on
mi
hu.i
on
Mm
Kinder
please
return
to
1.
1
x4
chest-
Rers.
UiQ)
,curi
player
jjo
chair.1).
AO
mJ
i
BALAGNO
Florisul
r
I
Thone
Green
787
Box
1193
1
'S
Aiter
a
p.m.
LOST
In
Post
Office
on
Saturday
Oct.
22nd.
One
pair
lathes
shoes,
brown
reDtile.
Re
ward.
Phone
Green
275
(It)
wAJvieti
WANTED
Metal,
copper,
brass,1
and
car
batteries
See
B.
C.
j
130
00.
Din-i2U.OO.
Tri-fi,
i
250)
t
Raiue
in
(250)
Furniture.
Good
prices.
(254)
SMITH
StLKlHS
WANTED
OH
burning
kitchen
Just
one
coat
ot
B
H
"Frrconftte"
cover
unsightly
kalomine.
wallpaper
.
.
.
you
gay
wall
with
a
tatiny
watliable
urfacc.
Dric
to
lh
touch
ia
couple
of
hour.
:::kc
to
cx-krrow
ur
s
sell
for
rane.
mone
3o7.
(240)
MALE
HELP
WANTED
ALL
FORMER
employees
of
811-
-a
S35
1248)
PLUMBING
AND
nEATING
Phone
174
P.O.
Box
274
is
Ai'cordian
Biue
825.
1
252
1
Meet
the
master
of
a
difficult
art!
fTIUS
man
is
constantly
"putting
himwlf
in
other
people's
-
slioeg"
in
order
to
ee
their
problem
from
rfceir
viewpoint.
Doing
this
is
an
important
part
of
his
job.
And
be's
so
expert
at
it
that
he
cn
easily
make
several
of
these
quick
changes
in
a
single
day.
it
h
a
middle-aged
business
man,
for
instance,
be
may
be
dismaying
ways
and
means
of
adding
to
a
retirement
fund,
flight
from
the
start,
be
will
look
at
the
facts
in
terms
of
that
man's
situation.
"...
An
hour
later
he
may
be
considering,
as
though
it
were
his
own,
the
problem
faced
by
a
young
father
with
dependents
who
need
financial
protection
or
any
of
the
various
problems
faced
hy
countless
otlier'people
wbo
want
to
make
the
future
'
more
secure
for
themselves
and
their
families
"
:
vt.
He
is
ihe
typical
modern
lift
insurance
agent
&
man
who
is
'
not
only
an
understanding
listener,
but
a
trained
helper,
too!
Only
through
him
can
you
get
the
advice
you
need
to
make
life
insurance
meet
your
own
individual
needs.
;
More
than
a
million
Canadian
families
have
benefited
by
the
services
of
the
skilled
life
underwriter.
And
he's
always
ready
to
help
you!
"
:
oaic
rretnier
Mines
Limned
who
were
working
for
the
Company
as
of
July
15,
1048,
and
who
desire
employment
with
the
Company,
should
contact
the
Vancouver
Oificc
at
911
Blrks
Building,
or
write
to
the
Mine
Office
at
Premier,
B
C.
belore
November
1st.
1949,
to
ensure
employment.
(249)
Phone
311
1
Mi
Bride
Street
'ltl
Kurni-m
mattres-w.
kitch-amu
couch,
suHiic
room
t.
835
Buitien
t24S)i
Mioval
one
nn
r.ill
at
AGENTS
WANTED
Phune
Blue
AGENTS:
Sell
direct
to
men
a
fast
selling
repeat
patented
article
that
is
not
sold
in
stores.
Write:
Station
K,
Box
23,
Toronto.
(248)
1248)
te'cle
(;ood
(Biue
71a
1218)
'iin'
(itul
unrl
PRINCE
RUPERT
FISHERMEN'S
CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION
Stock-taking
Arrangements
HELP
WANTED
JK)'
BOOU
C(l!l-
Je
304.
(250)
HELP
WANTED
CHRISTMAS
CARD
AGENTS
get
better
than-average
earnings
with
our
big-selling
assortments.
Write
for
samples,
personal
album.
Art-Craft,
S
Hythc
Ave.,
Vancouver,
(250)
:"tett
kl!.lnn
ton.
Phone
12491
T
Oil
ran
rr
'''
'us
(243)
Wait
BOYS
AND
GIRLS
Opportunity
for
earning,,
after
school
hours
by
delivering
Dally
News
routes.
Honest,
reliable
boys
and
girls
apply
at
Daily
News
office.
(tfi
lamp.
1020
mm
Ui)
V
-
id
M:li-lr
T
REAL
ESTATE
rrm
RAt.C
ft
nnm
house.
oniv
Mi.no.
Tuition
$3
oc
The
Stores
Depts!
will
be
closed
for
business
on
Tuesday,
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
November
1,
2
and
3.
All
orders
for
delivery
Friday,
November
4
must
be
in
not
later
than
Monday,
October
31.
Monday,
October
31
ends
the
present
trading
period
and
members
are
requested
to
have
all
accounts
paid
on
or
before
that
date.
frv.
Limited
lor
vim.
j
K'l.-LU
illltl
bedrooms,
dinlnt?
room
and
front
room..
Full
concrete
basement,
heatlnir
system
hot
water.
On
two
lots,
fenced
in,
good
garage.
Apply
1136
Am-
hraxp
Av
nr
nhniw
Rlllt
441.
"a
8t.
O'tntv.:.
(280)
A
helpful
citizen
in
your
community.
....
,
.
W
hfn
yonr
aicnt
1U
you
life
in-urnnre,
he
also
helps
to
improt-e
your
community.
For
large
part
of
eaeh
life
insurance
dollar
ii
put
to
work,
through
investments,
to
build
trhoolt.
bridges,
highway,
indoitrial
plant
and
many
other
project
that
create
job
and
muWe
fur
better
living.
You
share
in
these
improvements,
made
possible
through
the
efforts
of
your
helpful
fellow
-citizen
the
modern
life
insurance
agent
I
'
LIFE
INSURANCE
.
.
.
Guardian
of
Canadian
llomes
A
message
from
Hie
more
than
fifty
Life
Insurance
Companies
of
Canada
(250)
?,'"
NAME!
j
sh
.v,.i.
SPECIAL
4
bedroom
house.
concrete
basement,
newly
decorated.
Just
off
McBrlde
St
Priced
to
sell
at
$3800,
half
Omtenane".
see
oown.
ror
inspection
L89S
phone
Armstrong
Astpncies,
342
or
Green
297
eves
(248)
;
mirks;
Nelsor
iirD?t0i;kt)ilf
FOR
SALE
Four
room
house,
1
cement
foundation.
Oil
furnace,
furnished
or
unfurnish
S'
P""is;
Na-
:afKr
and
ed
close
to
town.
Appiy
niter-1
noon
or
evening
at
408
8th
W.
,
(251)
WHAT
A
BUY!
-
WATERMAN'S
'BALL
POINTER'
No
other
Ball
Point
Pen
works
like
a
Waterman's
FOR
RFNT
TODAY
YOU
CAN
BUY
A
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
jm
?!
Refrigerator
rS?
L"m
Na-
In'
Ltd
(t.f!
PRE-STOCK
CLEARANCE
SALE
-at
Kaien
Co-op
HARDWARE
fw
i,
urm.
Priced
Right
Only
$1.50
Refill
Cartridges
50c
each
.
-
ut
I
IT
m
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
rooms.
229
1st.
E.
1249)
FOR
RENT-ileepina;
room,
respectable
young
lady.
Box
005
Daily
News.
t255
FOR
RENT
Room
and
board
for
two
men.
613
3rd
Avenue.
(tf
)
wine
Hot
New
iZ
FOR
Complete
Stock
of
PENS
RENT
Sleeping
Phone
e
R?d
R?d
807
807.
room
1251)
room,
(tf)
.""oleum
FOR
ONLY
$337.50
G-E
REFRIGERATOR
OFFERS
1.
Dependable
service
at
low
cost.
2.
7
cubic
feet
of
space.
3.
Sealed
in
sbeel
mechanism.
4.
All-steel
cabinet.
5.
Plus
all
modern
features.
.'
ON
DISPLAY
AT
FOR
801
Co,
Sws.
B.
c
RENT
Sleeping
Borden
St.
from
$2.40
to
$15.75
Now
available
at
ito
le
eJ?l0fcycle,
FOR
SALE
51
ui
""er
will
UNTIL
'OCTOBER
2i)
ONLY
CONGOLEUM
RUGS
BAROLEUM
antl
REXOLEUM
RUGS
YARDS
GOODS
FLOOR
MATS
INLAID
LINOLEUMS
All
LESS
20
on
regular
retail
price
PHONE
179
BOX
1127
251
THIRD
AVENUE
(243)
3
thr,......
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
CO.
LTD.
FOR
SALE
Used
doors,
windows,
lumber,
Phone
543,
Call
JS29
6thAre.
W.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Wartime
House
Four
rooms.
Close
in
on
7th
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co-
(253
H
Pays
to
ivovmlae!
PHONE
210
STEWART.
B.C.
BESNER
BLOCK
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
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