r
?W?,ce.
Rupert
Daily
News
TP58'
Wednesday,
Septtmber
13,
sHosplIal
Tag
rrancois
t&se
"
M
i'5
Tenece
Cancer
Society
Formed
TERRACE
A
Terrace
unit
of
Day
Success
f
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uhiiK-
RAIN
COATS
FRANCOIS
LAKE
-a
Riders
from
this
district
again
distinguished
themselves
at
the
Van-derhoof
stamoede.
First
prize
for
saddle
bronc
riding
was
won
by
Smoky
Neighbor
and
the
second
by
Red
Reill.
First
bare
the
Canadian
Cancer
Society,'
British
Columbia
.division,
wa
formed
here
last
Friday
evening.
Delegates
from
the
various
W-
eanifttkinK
.In
.ttun
.had
btin
The
Women's
IJospltal
Auxiliary
held
a
successful
tag
day
Saturday,
when
dozens
of
girls
turned
out
.early
in
the
morning
to
offer
tags
and
other
girls
and
women
relieved
them
throughout
the
.day.
'Proceeds
from
the
tag
day
are
one
of
the
auxiliary's
llillii"-
back
bronc
riding
was
won
by
lie
invited
to
attend
the
Inaugural
i
Lou
Snytter.
Firat
stake
race
meeting
whioh
was
held
In
the
j
went
to
Grace
Miller
and
second
!!'.
A.
!
v
-W;
H.
!
A
ic
NAVY
BLUE
GABARDINE
DOUBLE
BREASTED
STYLE
SILK
LINED
SHOWERPROOF
MiaM'
I.O.O.F.
Hall
and
Irom
these
&
-eo
neui
$35.00
main
sources
of
money
for
their
,lv
board
of
directors
was
chosen
after
the
election
of
an
executive.
As
chairman
of
the
meeting,
George
McAdamas
told
.of
the
visit
to
Terrace
last
August
of
Matt
Nobles
won
first
in
the
potato
race,
with
Louis
Snyder
second.
Much
color
was
added
to
the
stampede
when
June
Durban
and
Delia
Neighbor
rode
steers,
the
first
time
girls
have
done
this
work.
The
day
netted
$348.
Headquarters
were
.
in
thA
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit
building
and
the
tag
day
marked
the
start
of
W-A.
Fall
activities.
Beautiful
weather
and
the
enthusiasm
of
the
taggers
combined
to
make
this
tag
day
a
fin
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itYTOAVX
Mrs.
T.
Dawson,
field
organizer,
Frascr
and
Payne
in
Vanderhoof.
Each
girl
was
and
Mrs.
M.
Good,
public
rem
tions
officer.
A
meeting
had
.
the
winner
,
of
a
five
dollar
prize
HINB
V0KKS
been
called
to
hear
them
speak
for
their
feat
in
riding
the
steers.
ancial
success.
i
Mrs.
J.
Munthe,
President
of
the
Auxiliary,
was
in
charge
of
the
tag
day,
and
she
was
assisted
by
Mesdames
D.
Black.
R.
David-
Mrs.
Hnkell
is
spending
a
holiday
in
Prince
Rupert,
having
gone
by
car
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Thompson
on
their
return
to
the
coast
after
spending
T.
Ross
Chappie
of
Vancouver,
and
this
meeting
had
been
arranged
for.
He
told
ol
the
work
'
of
the
Society,
stressing,
in
particular.
Its
social
welfare
department.
A
unit
was
needed
.here
i
and
it
was
decided
that
one
I
should
be
former.
An
executive
i
returned
south
on
the
Coquitlam
Enn
T.
Tnttor.nn
M
UanRnn
R
G.
Moore,
A.
M.
Hurst,
L."
M.
ry
afternoon
after
a
visit
Mrs.
Joseph
Garon,
who
left
the
city
in
July
to
enter
St.
Paul's
Hospital
in
Vancouver
f,or
surgical
treatment,.
Is
now
visiting
with
friends
Li
the
south
and
will
be
returning
home
soon.
t
a
few
days
as
her
guest
here.
The
weather
has
been
quite
firm
A
Osilvie.
R.
O.
Laree
T.
!
unu
ivua
W.
E.
Chappie,
and
his
brother-
J.
Boulter,
G.
E.
H.
Montgomery,
lS5
&
my
,
beautiful
tints
Jwas
therefore
elected,
directors
;
appointed
and
committees
f
warrn
and
more
like
midsummer.
The
grains
arf
riffling
v.'e!'.
in-law
and
sister,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Rosedale.
H
A.
Bwn,
Pearson,
Pett,
C.
G.
Ham,
W.
Crulckshank
and
C.
H.
Iotz.
,rior
ce,-u,l-,""a-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
O'Mears
and
1
small
son
Pat
are
visiting
the
former's
parents
here.
Their
home
is
now
In
McBride.
With
the
election
of
Dr.
Ken.
McPherson
as
president
he
was
called
to
the
chair
to
take
over
the
meeting.
Student
taggers
were:
Rodny?
TARTAN
EXPERT
Mrs.
Ella
Bailey
takes
time
out
from
operating
her
Scottish
Tartans
concession
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
at
Toronto
to
look
through
her
autograph
book
with
two
of
her
"wee
laddies."
One
of
the
world's
foremost
authorities
on
Scottish
Tartans
and
lineage,
she
was
"Mum
Bailey"
to
thousands
of
Canadian
servicemen
.during
the
second
World
War.
Looking
at
the.
book
are
George
Curtis
of
Cooksville,
Ont,
(left),
and
Curtis
Ross,
of
Toronto.
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Cp
photo)
iCK
DRvlNG
unMPSON
Phillipson
(1),
Jean
Collier
(2),
Ware
co.
ltd,
Alice
Paulson
(S),
three
best
taggers,
Louella
Donald,
Melva
Hanson,
Jerry
Procktor,
Phoebe
San-key,
Ralph
Wick,
Jim
Hunter,
Mrs.
E.
S.
.Laird
was
elected
vice-president
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
Newhouser,
secretary-treasurer.
On
the
directorate
are
Mrs.
Mary
Jones,
George
McAdams,
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
PIIONE
24
222
Second
A
Mrs.
A.
Beaver
Is
now
the
teacher
of
the
school
here.
She
and
her
two
sons
are
living
in
the
ranch
house
of
what
was
known
as
the
Russell
fatm
between
the
Landing
and
the
church
corner.
Evelyn
Smith,
Dorothy
Taylor,'
,
Packing
'tinK
Bert
Tipton,
Verna
Graham,
Grant
Forman
and
Billie
Woods.
vd
General
luge
nd
Strase
Emil
Haugland,
J.
H.
Stevenson,
Mrs.
H.
Houlden,
Mrs.
W.
Martin,
Mr.
Edwards,
C.
i.
Norrington,
W.
Osborne,
Mrs.
iC.
Hauglani,
Mrs.
H.
Cote,
Mrs.
-Clifford.
Mrs.
E.
S.
Laird
was
elected
limely
lopics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
Newhouser,
Terrace
Reporter
"
Reliable
and
Effi-
On
k:
UQUIU
Air
Ln,
Acetylene
and
all
nn
holiday
and
later
travel
up
the!feIen-.
on
Setember
24.
aaois
yonon
M3N
01
1X3N
qnvis
supplies.
t-ariDoo
to
Quesnel
where
he
wlU
1
j
tt
va.
decided
to
hold
monthly
Heating
New
Legion
Club
Guide
Leader
Honored-Many
Entries
for
Fair
J
A
special
meeting
of
the
Can
be
employed.
meetings
on
the
second
Friday!
JAY'S
CARTAot
bRAGE
LIMITED
of
each
month
and
to
nave
a
iMl
KU1
Registration
of
entries
for
to-
publlc
meeUn8
tnird
day's
Fall
Fair
started
on
Tues-,
mLnth-,
.
,,,
.
.
u
A
.
and
Park
Avenues
adian
Legion
was
held
in
the
Legion
lounge
on
Friday
last,
to
discuss
heating
for
the
new
dav
anrt
imtir,
k..
Permission
will
De
asueo.
quarters.
Jack
.Barman
presided
hunrlrprt'
.ntrtoD
Colonel
Scott
to
have
sue
of
the
and
It
was
decided
that
he
and
ja
number
exceed
hv
it
uoar'.l
nurses'
lounge
at
the
Outpost
C
..
Vl.bnU-
....
J
i
i
Hosnital
IT,
1
.
.
1
t
for
the
V.
meetings.
rsw.f,
f
1
n
fl
C
oaiu
numuj
uiiuc
enquiiica
i,
entries.
Those
on
the
commit-
IS
HE
GETTING
TIHS
GREAT
FOOD
HE
NEEDS?
Prince
Rupert
concerning
fur-
tee
in
charge
on
Tuesday
at
the
naces.
Accordingly,
they
travel
wvic
centre
included
Mrs.
H.
Committee
appointments
were
made
as
follows:
Welfare
committee,
C.
J.
Norrington
(chairman),
J.
H.
Ste-
led
to
Prince
Rupert
for
that
Philip,
Mrs.
T.
Olsen.
Mrs.
Mas-
purpose
on
Monday,
Mr.
Barman
Kay,
Mrs.
M.
Jones.
Mrs.
Wold.
staying
and
Mr.
Kirkaldy
return
Mrs.
u.
ferry,
Mrs.
Norrington,
":"i""-
Mrs.
Nrahnnr
Mr.
I
lutr.
i
Publicity,
G
McAdams,
J.
H.
Stevenson,
Mrs.
Clifford.
Campaign,
W.
Osborne,
Emli;
McLaughlin
and
Mrs.
F.
Wilson.
Lunch
to
the
helpers
was
provided
by
Mrs.
B.
R.
Dodds.
331AM
aunow
uv
unoA
r
'
'
i
Haugland.
An
dperatlonal
fund
will
be
ing
the
same
day.
The
new
Legion
premises,
on
Appsley
Street,
will
be
opened
when
the
club
acense
is
granted.
Work
is
almost
completed
on
it,
and
when
finished
will
be
the
only
one
of
its
kind
in
Terrace.
It
is
approximately
140
by
28
feet.
There
will
be
men's
mid
ladies'
cloak
I
I
I
J
-
provided
by
headquarters
in,
Vancouver.
iHOLLYVOOD
CAFE
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
rooms,
men's
and
ladies'
beer
parlors,
a
billiard
room,
ladies'
tocceation
room,
ladles'
lounge,
MARAUDING
BEAR
RAIDS
CLOTHESLINE
Leaving
her
laundry
on
the
line
outside
one'
night
last
week,
Mrs.
Wishart
of
Copper
City
heard
a
great
commotion
during
the
night
but
it
was
too
dark
to
investigate.
In.
the
morning
she
discovered
that
a
bear
had
clawed
and
ripped
the
sheets
to
pieces-.
I
-
-
1
-
11
MOST
UP
TO
-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
library
and
kitchen.
ChiUiwack.
Capt.
William
Glea-son,
arrived
in
port
from
the
south
Tuesday
afternoon
with
general
freight
including
blasting
powder.
trora
$33.95
:H
NOW
ut
""""lull
)
Mft
that
(jtotti-vr,)
Mrs,
Carmen
Mclroy,
Captain
of
the
Girl
Guides,
was
'the
re
!
The
yacht
Fifer,
Vancouver
'Capt.
S.
F.
Ellis,
was
in
port
cipient
of
a
.hand
.carved
pheasant
brooch
n
earrings
at
Friday
afternoon's
meeting
of
the
OPEN
FROM
1:30
PM
to
3:30
AM
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
Dishes
-
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
For'
Outside
Orders
PHONE
133
j
Monday
on
a
charter
trip
to
Send
Paper
Bv
Toxi
I
Alaskan
points.
If
Newsboy
Slips
Up
PRINCE
ALBERT,
Sask.,
T
The
motor
ship
Sidney,
Capt.
O.
Hendrickson,
was
in
port
from
Girl
Guide
Association
which
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
Martin.
Mrs.
Mcllroy
will
.be
leaving
next
week
for
Winnipeg
to
which
point
her
husband,
Pat
Mcllroy
has-been
transferred.
The
presentation
was
made
by
Mrs.
Norrington
who
spoke
of
the
good
work
accomplished
by
Ketchikan
yesterday
with
three
carloads
of
fish
for
transship-!
ment
over
the
C.N.R.
lines
to
the
Subscribers
to
the
Prince
Albert
Dally
Herald
will
receive
their
paper
by
taxi
if
the
newsboy
slips
up.
Because
"mistakes
will
Street.
Phone
311
I
MMA
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e
"1'
x
1
:
1
W
BTOJ
United
States.
happen,'
the
newspaper
an
Mrs.
Mcllroy
.with
the
girl
guides
and
the
great
regret
felt
at
her
leaving.
Corsages
were
also
presented
to
Mrs.
Mcllroy
and
Mrs.
;
Martin.
Tea.
Xollowed,
servlteurs
a
Vour
child'!
hrlth
depils
on
tarn!
So.
make
ure
he
ran
nounced
that
subscribers
not
receiving
their
paper
by
7
p.m.
should
advise
the
Herald
by
telephone.
As
rapidly
as
such
calls
can
be
handled,
a
taxi
concern
will
use
its
radio-dispatching
service
to
have
delivery
made
by
cab.
being
Mrs.
Willard
Webb
and
Mrs.
S,
JHowlett.
this
great
food
nutritionists
ay
e
need
whole
wheat.
With
all
ire
tM
food
ele-anemj.
NABISCO
SIIR(U-VtV
WHhAT
it
mmdejrom
100
uholt
wheat!
Tomorrow,
serve
crunihy,
tacisfy-ng
NABISCO
SHRKDDFD
WHEAT
and
MILK.
Delio-oui
COOKKO
oc
fresh
irom
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Smith
left
by
,car
on
Sunday
for
the
south
where
they
will
pend
the
next
two
or
three
weeks
on
holiday
travelling
as
far
as
Salt
Lake
the
package
1
01
VER
-VICTORIA
J",
p.m.,
Camosun
YES
.
.
.
,
rrrn
Dir.UT
IIP!
May,
1:30
put,
"
Coquitlam
j
ji
tr
rvivj
w
a
.
a
wc
uavf
the'
-ny.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
JE.
F,
Groome,
deputy
administrator
at
-
'the
Home
for
the
Aged,-
arrived
recently
from
Pitt
Meadows
to
take
up
his
duties
here.
Dr.
Gee
and
Mr.
Matheson
of
Essondale
and
Mr.
Martin
arriv
'
!
AY
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
TTa
aaj-a
"
.
SUIT
FOR
YOU!
f
Coquitlam,
11
o.m.
JR
NORTH
Qt'EEN
(
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous!
lxV---u.
f&M
I
We're
Here
to
Servs
Ton
I
pi.OTTE
ISLANDS
ed
on
Monday
on
official
busi
Eight
out
of
the
designer's
ness
in
conectlon
with
the
Home
iwsun,
Sept.
15
&
29
10
p.m.
1
-
"
I
I
rXVTTrTiTTLTj
1
jt
'
sketch
book
.
.
.
single
and
I
f
I
m
m
.
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
111
I
for
the
Aged.
Furniture
Fashions
SPECIAL
Prices
for
SPECIAL
Furniture
P"
SOUTH
QUEEN
'
Vyjf
J?"t
double
breasted
suits
.
AKIOTTF.
ISLANDS
carefully
tailored
by
master
pmosun,
September
8
tommoaore
tale
liHUJJ
I
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"!
j
:
.
i
1
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders!
I
1
1
,
Ava
Chow.
Mgr.
,
a"a
.
10
p
m
WK
J.
SKINNER
W
M
C.
E.
Robin
of
Vanderhoof
ol
the
S.R.S.
firm
passed
through
"Terrace
on
Monday
on
his
way
to
Vancouver
via
Prince
Rupert.
He
was
called
to
the
coast
due
to
the
death
of
his
father,
A.
E.
Robin,
station
agent
at
Pacific.
pee
Rupert
Agent
venue
Phone
588
IN
OUR
ilM?
l
RUPERT
IV
VI
FASHIONED
AND
FINISHED
FACTORY
HERE
IN
PRINCE
craftsmen
of
luxurious,
hard-wearing
fabrics.
.
.
.
We
have
a
tremendous
selection
of
styles
to
choose
from.
Suits
that
are
exactly
to
your
taste
and
priced
to
please.
Come
in
and
see
them
today.
ALL
SHADES
'.
In
GABARDINES
AND
WORSTEDS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
S.
Sargent
and
two
children
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Tuesday,
returning
the
same
day.
11
it
We
offer
you
at
Reduced
Prices
this
week
only
the
Modernistic
Furniture
Displayed
at
the
recent
Industrial
Exhibition
wm
!
r
j
Jus
Driving
inland
as
far
as
Prince
George,
Charles
de
jSergom-meaux
left
today
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
spend
a
week
on
END
TABLES
O
COFFEE
TABLti
YOU
ARE
WISE
YOU
WILL
OUTFIT
THE
LADS
FINED
FOR
HAVING
LIQUOR
IN
CAFE
Two
convictions
were
regis'
R
PLANNING
R
GILDING
jR
PAIRING
j
Coll
363
.MITCHELL
tered
Monday
in
magistrate's
court
on
charccs
oh
having
n
O
CHESTS
OF
DRAWERS
O
BEDS
O
DINETTE
CHAIRS
O
NIGHT
STANDS
it
Here
is
proof
that
,it
doesn't
take
a
mint
of
money
to
Live
Attractively!
CHRISTIE'S
Woodbilt
Products
Cor.
1
st
Ave.
&
McBride
Phone
Blue
720
quor
in
a
restaurant.
Donald
Irving
and
Joe
Cronin
were
each
AT
THE
SPORTS
SHOP
Jackets
?
Trousers
0
Suils
Acme
Clothing
Store
Serving
the
Public
of
Prince
Rupert
for
Over
33
Years
HURRIE
I
tlMlTPn
fined
$50
and
costs,
uougias
dcu
was
convicted
of
a
charge
ot
supplying
liquor
to
an
Indian
and
ordered
to
pay
$75
and
costs.
In
addition
there
were
seven
convictions
under
the
Indian
Act
on
charges
of
drunkenness
and
three
under
the
Government
Liquor
Act.
0
Raincoals
Hals
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in