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Monday,
November
7,1949
.
TODAY
and
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7
p.m.
9:15
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Children's
Wear
Itopartiiicnt
ST.
PETER'S
FALL
SALE
CHI
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1
NILS
ROBINSON,
FISHERMAN,
DIES
Nils
Robinson,
veteran
coast
halibut
and
salmon
fisherman,
1
who
used
the
first
gasboat
for
VINCENT
PRICE
CARTOON
NEWS
Wallace's
Of
Course!
SALE
NOW
ON
-
EYE
OPENING
SUPER
BARGAINS
CC
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Radio
Dial
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1240KH3cyeleg
(Subject
to
Channel
salmon
trolling
in
this
district
and
invented
a
brass
spoon
which
he
patented
and
the
type
-hich
is
now
in
general
use,
passed
away
last
Friday
afternoon
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
He
had
come
to
this
coast
from
steam
trawlers
out
of
Vancouver.
He
had
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
for
many
years,
and
despite
j;reat
ae
was
active
in
salmon
and
halibut
fishing
until
three
years
aso
when
he
came
ashore
permanently.
Early
In
the
year
Illness
necessitated
his
entering
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
and
in
June
lie
moved
to
the
Pioneers'
Home
from
where
Srnior
and
Evening
Branches
Co-operate
in
Enjoyable
Aifair
Senior
and
Evening
Branches
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
cooperated
in
the
annual
fall
tea
and
sale
of
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church
at
-Seal
Cove
last
Thursday
afternoon.
The
tea
roam
mas
In
charge
of
tha
evening
branch
and
the
ser.lj-
branch
looked
after
the
various
bazaar
stalls
Decorations
were
In
the
Hallowe'en
motif.
The
affair
was
opened
by
Archdeacon
E.
D.
Hodson
and
many
guests
were
received
by
Mrs
J.
Prince,
president
oi
the
W.A.
and
Mrs.
Hodson,
wife
of
the
rector.
In
charge
of
the
tea
room
were
Mrs.
Wilfrid.
Taylort
Mrs.
M.
Ol-sen,
Mrs.
David
Gabtl
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Goyatt.
Scrvit?urs
vere
Mrs.
Ted
Moore,
Mrs.
Frank
Baldwin
and
Mrs.
J.
Rltchlo
The
MONDAt
-rM.
4:00
Bernle
Draden
Telia
a
Story
4:15
Stock
Quota
tronn
and
Inv
4:30-Magic
Adver
lures
4:45
Something
Is
Harmony
5:0a
Little
Concert
5:30
To
be
announced
55c
65c
INFANTS
MITTS
and
INFANT
BONNETS
35c
65c
90c
INFANTS
VESTS-Ages
9
Month
I
Years
35c
45c
INFANTS
TEATHERS-Famous
Dr.
Allen
15C
$1.35
GIRLS'
TAMS-For
School
and
Everyday
Wear
45C
30c
PLASTIC
RAIN
HEADKERCHIEFS
15C
$2
GIRLS',
SLACKS
Sizes
8-10-12-14
Years
95C
cashier
was
Mrs.
William
McLean.
CHOOSE
YOUR
f
he
went
back
to
the"
hospital
recently.
Born
in
Norway
January
14,
1807,
Mr.
Robinson
was
married
but
his
wife
died
before
he
left
the
Old
Country
as
did
also
his
daughter
in
infancy.
Surviving
relatives
include
one
sister,
Mrs.
E.
Covlll
in
Vancouver
and
another,
Mrs.
W,
W.
McAuley
at
Van
Anda.
There
arc
three
other
sisters
and
a
brother
in
Norwav
Nenhewu
uro
The
ladles
In
charg
of
the
booths
were:
Sewing
Mrs.
O.
A.
Heb'j,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Croxford
and
Mrs.
D
Slev-ert..
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
W.
B.
Skinner,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moo,
thou-e
and
Mrs.
J.
O.
Viereck.
Candy
Mrs.
W.
Davidson,
Mis.
H.
V.
Tattersal
and
Mrs
William
Wallace.
Th
Ori8inol
OVAITINE
Y
I
y7"oy'
ni'Jy.
Pictures
Wont
Tell
But
PRICES
Will!
QUANTITIES
LIMITED
-
ALL
SALES
FINAL,
Please
Richard,
Carl,
and
O.icar
OLte!
The
funeral
will
take
place'
Tuesday
afternoon
at
Uie
3.
C.
Undertakers
with
Rev.
Earll
Roilarid
officiating
and
Ted
Ror-'
0ALTI1
vik,
Sam
Haugan,
Olof
Stega
vig,
Carl
Oiske,
Oscar
Giske
and
Richard
Giske
acting
a3
THE
W
LATHER
AVOID
DISAl'I'OINT.MKNT
.
.
,
OKDER
JOUI:
Synopsis
A
weak
storm
center
develop-In?
about
300
miles
West
of
Vancouver
Island
Is
expected
to
prevent
the
formation
of
dense
tog
In
the
lower
main-
HUNTER
PINNED
BENEATH
TREE
so"3
vCmaii
(6a
land
region
tonight.
Little
I
change
In
the
fog
conditions
i
In
the
Interior
of
the
province
TODAY
Forrest
J.
Ferguson
,erev;
member
of
the
boat
Violet
B.
was
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
Saturday
afternoon.,
shaken
Is
looked
for
today
or
tomorrow.
Forecast
Cloudy
with
Intermittent
I
but
uninjured,
after
being
pin-j
ned
beneath
a
fallen
log
sev
lloxtnl
Assort
mciils
T'U..
...Ml
1
.
1
$3.50-$4
$4.25
GIRLS'
SKIRTS
Ages
3,
4,
5,
6
1.45
$2
$2.75
GIRLS'
BLOUSES-Ages
7-12
For
School
and
Gym
1,25
$3.25
$4.25
GIRLS'
BLOUSES-Sizes
7-14-Smart
Styles
1,75
;
Wallace's
Sale
Of
Children's
Winter
Wear
OUTSTANDING
VALUES
FOR
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS'
$8.95
WHITE
PARTY
AND
CONFIRMATION
DRESSES-A11
Sizes.
83.95
$2.25-$3.25
GIRLS'
DRESSES-Assor
ted
Sizes
95
$3:754$8.50
GIRLS'
DRESSES-Assor
ted
Sizes
S125
$5.50
GIRLS'
DRESSES-Special
Group
$3.75
$4.25
GIRLS
CARDIGAN
SWEATERS-A11
Wool
S1.95
$2.59
GIRLS
PLASTIC
RAINCOATS
With
Hoods-Sizes
6-8
..,
,$1.45
mau
win
itL'
sure
10
please
every
member
of
the
family
at.
.
.
rain
or
drizzle,
clearing.
Prince
Rupert
Tuesday
afternoon
and
evening
winds
light.
Increasing
over
Queen
Charlottes
to
westerly
(15
mph)
Irttle
change
In
temperature.
Lows
eral
hours
while
on
a
hunting
trip
on
rupged
Estevan
Island,
west
of
Banks
Island.
Ferguson
went
on
a
hunting
expedition
on
Estevan
Islard
on
Thursday
and
when
he
failed
to
return
to
the
boat
yeste--day,
his
fellow
crew
members
organized
a
search
party
He
was
found
at
10:30
this
morning
pinned
beneath
a
fallen
log,
near
exhaustion
but
uninjur
tonight
and
hitfhs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
48
and
54,
Sands-
pit
48
and
52.
Prince
Rupert
45
and
55.
rub
BKSNtR
BLOCK.
3RD
AVE.
ed.
mishap
occurred
at
Olllles
Har.
I
bor
at
the
head
of
Robertson
Bay
on
Estevan
Island.
The
Violet
B.
came
into
Prince
Rupert
wUh
Ferguson
on
board.
During
the
hours
in
which
he
hart
been
pinned
beneath
the
lug,
he
had
succeeded
In
working
himself
almost
free.
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cafe
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Avenue
Phone
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Sidney
Gonkk,
Optometrist
i
HEW
ROYAL
BROADWAY
CAFE
.
.
.
1
Ti.
AIKI.INKS
QCEEN
CHARLOTTE
ANNOUNCE
(
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&
SONS
BEST
FOOD
A
change
in
fares
Between
Prince
Riipcr!
H
live
Oct
15.
1949
bv
authority
of
Uis
A:r
T""''1
Contractors
Graduate
of
Los
Angeles
College
of
Optometry
is
pleased
to
announce
that
he
has
.opened
permanent
offices
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
practice
of
Optometry
in
Rooms
23
and
24.
Complete
Visual
Analysis
Glasses
Prescribed
When
Necessary
REPAIRS
-
REMODELLING!
-EST
COOKING
A
Home
Away
From
Home
50
Rooms
Hot
and
Cold
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
heln
of
Canada.
New
Fares
Will
Be
.
....
Single
Fare-.:.:
Return
Fare
m'y'Z
UC
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CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
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TAKE-HOME
ORDER3
PHONE
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Appohltment
Daily
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