Prince
ttuyrrt
Dailp
ttctos
!
Thursday.
January
6.
1949
the
au.spiicr
Canal
Lod..(
Mooe,
and
!
t
Canadian
1ji.,
.
t
Now
in
Progress
the
M.iose
and
th,
,
'
make
the
dunrp'-,
.
caps,
horm,
wllstleM
Wallace's
STEWART
NEW9
Latest
from
Portland
QmalMining
Ceiitn
CHRISTMAS
AND
NEW
YEAR
.MARKED
BY
SUB-ZERO
WEATHER
BUT
SPIRITS
WARM
AND
GENIALITY
PERVADES
AIR
a,lti
LUlucm
COJJtrifc,.,
enjoyment
arid
a!S3
fort,
of
th,
.,
:3
;large
lumperu
nre
I
winners
being
P.
ir.
St.
Laurent
v,.n
-T,
rt
w
Ain't
Including
"Mud
In
Your
Eye
Foo
ijriiii.scn
of
Rto.
161
Ince
carried
on
t0
!
could
be
heard
wherever
one
went.
Midnieht
Mass
at
St.
'Burs
or
the
niorin
Felix
Catholic
Chucch
and
the
tyCh
a
few
jf
In
spite
of
sub-zero
weather
Christmas
and
New
Year
holidays
were
celebrated
in
traditional
manner.
There
was
a
nip
in
the
air
but
there
was
also
a
nip
in
the
glass
which
was
cheerfully
passed
around
and
as
cheerfully
accepted.
'Here's
tae
ye,"
"Skoal,"
"Bon
Sante"
and
all
the
kindred
expressions.
midnight
service
at
St.
Mark's
Church
were
well
attended.
Werq
-really
pleased!
No
foolm!
You've
had
a
chance
to
read
about
Vancouver
Department
Store
Sales.
Now
look
at
Wallace
s
Prince
Rupert
Sale
and
Compare.
Yes,
we
said
Compare.
Value
for
value
we
don't
believe
any
Vancouver
sale
can
hold
a
candle
to
a
Wallace
Sale
and
we
believe
you'll
agree
with
us
after
you
ve
seen
for
yourself.
Come
on
down
tomorrow
and
join
the
crowds
at
Wallace's,
of
course!
New
Year's
Eve
dance
was
held
in
the
Moose
Home
under
ilwent
first
footing."
flily
and
Bobbv
Etl-to:'4her
with
a
Dold,
have
been
vu:
tliei-i
parents
anJ;
dayleft
fur
Or,
M
j
Vanmiver
on
the
MoiKay.
i
AT
THESE
LOW
PRICES
ALL
SALES
MUST
BE
FINAL
-
ALEX
RU5SWURM,
STEWART,
PASSES
NO
EXCHANGES.
STEWART
Alexander
Russ-
conducted
by
the
Canadian
Le-
n
(
glon.
C.
G.
Tran.
sounded
the
Ladies
Coats
Msk
Laura
Haul,!;-Ca.v
aftr
visiting
wih'
ents
d.ring
the
hulija.
Ladies
Suits
Ladies
Dresses
wurm,
for
many
years
postmaster
here,
passed
away
at
the
home
of
his
sister,
Mrs.
C.
E
Gibson,
after
a
long
illne"Ss.
He
was
75
years
of
age.
Mr
Russwurm
came
to
Stew
"Last
Post."
Mrs.
C.
E.
Gibson,
sister'
of
the
deceased,
and
W.
R.
Tooth
were
the
chief
mourners.
Mr.
Fatier
Ro
'XT.
Rj'V,
GROUP
NO.
1
M
II
k
U'll
riYl
1C
rilMJl..H
V.
.
c
.....
-
.
GROUP
NO.
1
Reg.
Price'
fi
QC
$12
To
$14.
V
'
m
Reg.
.Price
$35
To
$47
.
L,uin,ra
ujr
iiis.ui.is
ant
Johnny
L,
f
wife
and
two
daughters
and
one
on
the
(uiiomiu
Mv
I
son
and
another
sister,
Mrs.
D.
'spending
the
Ch
Un
I
"'
Baker,
who
reside
in
England,
with
f
ien.g
ti.
.
$24-95
art
from
England
in
on
a
visit,
shortly
after
his
retire-met
from
the
London
and
Counties
Bank
of
which
he
was
a
valued
employee.
At
the
time
he
GROUP
NO.
GROUP
NO.
2
THURSDAY-nu.
7
p
m
C?
A
T
ii
.
...
THURS.
TO
SAT.
had
no
intention
of
staying
but.
,
am.
i.w
.
M0-G:&0-h
Reg.
Price
$51
To
$61
Reg.
Price
$16
To
$23
$8-95
Reg.
Price
)A
Qff
$44
To
$64
.
..V
ALL
ONE
PRICE
ONLY
25
BETTER
QUALITY
SUITS
HAVE
YOU
EVER
WANTED
TO
OWN
AN
EXPENSIVE
SUIT.
IF
SO,
HERE'S
YOUR
CHANCE.
SUITS
THAT
WERE
ORIGINALLY
PRICED
AT
$44.00
$52.95
$58.50
AND
$63.95.
ARE
NOW
ON
SALE
AT
WALLACE'S
FOR
ONLY
$29.95
...TAKE
YOUR
CHOICE
OF
GABARDINE
AND
FINE
WOOL
COVERT
CLOTH.
IfacTOtaiJ
aooui
GfiY
andlicBisJiqfjr
as
tne
years
passed,
he
became
an
active
participant
in
the
air-fairs
of
the
community,
serving
as
secretary
of
the
Stewart
Board
of
Trade,
secretary
of
the
ortland
Canal
Lodge,
Loyal
Older
of
Moose,
chaplain
of
the
Stewart
branch.
Canadian
Legion,
warden
and
licensed
lay
reader
of
St,
Mark's
Antilles
n
icf
gfi
NOWS
YOUR
CHANCE!
WALLACES
ENTIRE
COAT
STOCK,
SIZES
12
TO
40,
GOES
ON
SALE
REGARDLESS
OF
FORMER
PRICES.
TAKE
YOUR
PICK.
FINE
CREPE
BETTER
DRESSES
IN
A
SMART
CHOICE
OF
STYLES
AND
COLORS,
AND
SIZES
TOO.
EXPENSIVE
DRESSES
OFFERED
TO
.YOU
IN
ONLY
2
PRICE
GROUPS.
A
Church,
manager
of
the
Stew-
ti
irt
Public
Utilities
Limited,
and
is
Justice
of
the
Peace.
His
quiet
and
courteous
manner
en-
$2.95
GOTHIC
PANTY
GIRDLE
$1.95
$5.75
GOTHIC
FOUNDATION
hips
26,
27,
z$
$3.95
leared
him
to
everyone
in
the
community.
He
was
always
eady
'and
willing
to
do
a
service.
Practically
the
entire
com-nunity
turned
out
at
the
funer-'1
to
bear
evidence
of
the
res-'ect
and
affection
which
they
'iclcl
for
Mr.
Russwurm.
Services
vere
held
In
the
Mfxi.se
Home
wider
the
auspices
of
the
Port-and
Canal
Lodge,
Loyal
Order
r
Moose,
and
St.
Mark's
Church.
The
Defending
Circle
$2.95-$4.50
LADIES'
PURSES
95c
$6.95-$
12.95
LADIES'
PURSES
$1.95
$2.25-$3.75
LADIES'
GOWNS-Flannelette
$1.45
BRIDGE
AND
TABLE
CLOTH
SETS
Vi
PRICE
$1.65
NYLON
HOSE-Limited
Quantity
95c
$6-$7.35
RUFFLED
CURTAINS-Per
Pair
$3.95
$2.25
LADIES'
SCARVES-AI1
Wool
...
95c
$1.50
GIRLS
WOOL
PARKA
HOODS
.
..
45c
was
represented
by
the
gover
nor,
j.
p.
Garlick:
actinn
vicP-
GOOD
REASONS
TO
BUY
AT
WALLACE'S
No.
1
There's
Slill
Lots
of
Winter
Ahead.
No.
2
It
Will
Pay
You
to
Uuy
for
the
Future
at
These
Prices.
Not
Only
Specials
HUT
extra"
special
That's
Why
WALLACE'S
are
Proud
to
Show
You
the
Sale
Prices
and
Regular
Prices.
-overnor
W.
3.
Wakefield,
acting
chaplain
J.
Wolstenholme.
acting
past
governor
W.
S.
Orr.
md
Mrs.
Tooth.
Mrs.
Risen'
Mrs.
Stewart
and
Mrs.
Wakefield.
Pallbearers
were
J.
Haah-li,
J.
J.
McKenna
and
D.
Ged-des.
representing
the
Moose
Lodge,
and
E.
Love,
F.
Lewi.'.
nd
R.
Sharp,
representing
the
Canadian
Legion.
Rev.
C.
L.
Lmas
read
the
erviee.
Senior
Regent
Wilkinson
led
the
choir,
and
Mrs.
M.
Dickson
provided
the
music.
Funeral
arrangements
were
in
charge
of
H.
A.
Stewart.
The
ceremony
at
the
graveside
was
$4.25
GIRLS
SWEATERS-Sizes
8-1042-14
$1.95
f
CAIIEBFOODS
$3.66
METALLIC
CLOTH-Per
,Yard
$1.45
$1.15
PURE
LINEN
TOWELLING
Per
Yard
95c
$1.96
COTTON
NET-72"
Wide-Per
Yard
45c
$1.10-$1.32
COTTON
PRINTS-Per
Yard
45c
$3.95
INFANTS'
BUNTING
BAGS;
$1.95
85c
BABY
BLANKETS
Pink
or
Blue
45c
$3.75-$4.25
BABY
BLANKETS
All
Wool
$1.95
HERE'S
THE
FAMOUS
AH
chiropractor"
COLEMAN
;btc
Iters
OIL
HEATER
fcfnv
imii!
SEE
OUR
BARGAIN
TABLES!
10c
25c
45c
95c
AND
$1.95
IT'S
WALLACE'S
for
ALL-YEAR-AROUND
VALUE
That
(Jives
You
Direct
Radiant
Heat
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C,
Ph.C.
21-22
Bcsner
Block
Phone
BLUE
412
for
Appointment
noma
'
10:30
a
m.
to
12
30
p.m.
and
2
to
6
p.m.
fcYF.MNfiN
Monday
and
Friday,
7:30
p.m,
fm
those
unable
to
come
during
the
day.
RECEPTIONIST
In
attendance
alternoons.
rar
;ry
and
Circulating
Warmtf
.
.
.
Roth
at
the
Same
Tir
(4
SNOW
SUITS
All
Ages
.
iv
.
GIRLS'
COATS
AND
COAT
SETS
$4
KINGCOT
First
Quality
See
them
Now
-
AT
Ml
net
'.',c
.51.
s4
MtBride
Street
PHONE
311
Gitorr
no.
i
Ages
1-2-3
Reg.
Price
$3
to
$8.50
Arts
3
years
Moving,
Packing,
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
Phones
60
and
68
Thru
14
years
DIAPERS
Per
Dozen
.
.
$2-95
SALE
PRICE
84-95
wQfX
YARD
GOODS
$3.71
CHINCHILLA
Width
54"
-
Per
Yd.
v,
m
VT
1
I
fc.
R'g-
Price
M
;i
ytW
$15
to
$28
DON'T
BE
CAUGHT
SHORT!
and
the
next
time
you
stop
in
for
gas,
a.sk
for
our
free
Inspection
Service.
"Buby"
your
car
during
the
rugged
season
for
healthy
all-year-round
motoring.
9oc-$1.05
Infants'
GROUP
NO.
2
Ages
4-7
Reg.
$11
-
$15
Slightly
Faded
All
Colors
$2-25
WOOL
BONNETS
CHOICE
95
iti:
Greer
&
I
A.
irk..
SALE
PRICE
6-95
TTED
45c
ALL
WOOL
)
$1.34
PLAID
SPUN
$1.50
Polka
Dot
RAYON
$1.88
PRINTED
LAWN
$1.81
DRAPERY
BOB
PARKER'S
UPTOWN
SERVICE
STAT
(.ROUP
NO.
3
Ages
8-12
Reg.
Price
$15
B
ridden
CONTRACTORS
and
BUILDERS
This
is
real
value.
Ninety-five
percent
of
these
coals
were
$20
and
over.
Buy
lor
next
year,
too.
I
$1.75
INFANTS'
SETS
SHEETS
AND
95C
PILLOW
SLIPS
SALE
PRICE
2nd
and
M(
Bride
$7-95
on
YOUR
CHOICE
PER
YARD
95c
in
CONSTRUCTION
ALTERATIONS
REPAIRS
Wen
It's
the
Rex
(Caie
...
for
Tasty
Meals
1
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i
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Aft
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Of
V
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771
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Chop
Suey
Chow
Mtin
Floor
Sanding
A
Specialty
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
Second
Avprmn
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7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Oi
RED
561
P.O.
BOX
721