Alter
Ouild
-Mrs.
Dover,
Mrs.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
January
10,
I'J'M
,Warner
Bros:.
All-Happiness
veil
held
in
place
with
a
Queen
,
Anne
lHMilress
the
bride
carried
a
beautiful
t.'uquet
of
crimson
Glggey.
i
Mis.
West
nave
her
report
on
DENNIS
:
tln
vi:ir
ii-i
ivil
iei
:vcl
the
rosebuds
and
white
carnation
Hay
Reflects
...
.
.
.
and
Reminisce
financial
report,
as
p;
evented
by
She
was
iven
in
marriage
oy
her
Ihe
.secretin',
showed
U".t
the
lather.
Andrew
Mile
j
MORGAfcDJHlfii1
U
post
year
lu
I
been
very
sue-
Mrs.
West
Again
Heads
Terrace
W.A.
'TERRACEMrs.
Bert
West
was
cifCted
'
"president
for
the
six-
ll.lS
cessful.
Tlie
church
l(
"!'.''
year
ut
Hie
annual
ii'vrt-Intj
of
the
.nlic:m
Woman's
Auxiliary
at
the
hune
of
Mrs.
C
GlRI'cy
on
Thursday
afternoon.
Other
officers
?re:
Vice-presidi
nt,
Mrs.
E.
S.
Laird.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Mrs.
C.
R.
dcKergommcaux.
now
lie
been
21
months
withir.ii
a
is
tor
and
it
is
hoped
that
Hitildint;
of
a
paper
mill
at
Edmonton,
to
cost
ten
million
dollars
Is
to
commence
in
July.
It's
capacity
will
be
two
hundred
lens
of
ncws.nint
dally.
When
the
late
Frank
Oliver
cnrticl
the
Very
Cold
At
Terrace
Matron
of
Honoi
was
the
elder
sister
of
tin--
wide,
Mrs.
Lillian
llouyhiand,
who
wore
blue
organdie,
shot
pulf
sktves,
fiillid.
bustle
eflect
skirt
and
a
blue
veil
lieadre-ss.
Her
llowers
were
yellow
cnrysantiieitiiis.
A
younger
sister.
Sarah
Mile,
was
bridesmaid
and
she
wore
a
gown
of
blue
Swiss
embroidered
voile
triiumed
with
frilled
talfcta
and
small
shoulder
cape
to
.ft
BaaaBaiHsa
2
Wa'va
Finn
a
It
Anain
I
Z
111
'V
i
v
vviiv
f-tyviiii
little
plant
of
what
was
o
become
.
Ule
uf.
the
Bulletin
across
the
p
am.
ncl!lUim
temfccrature
ot
the
pre-abont
80
year,
ago
one
of
nb,,
wave
was
18
below
worries
was
where
to
find
enough
,
nyt
mnrnnn
in
Tr-rraee.
Her
headre.ss
was
of
blue
paper
to
keep
him
going.
Fort
Eel-
other
spots
'
,
district
have
match
,
vacancy
will
wry
soon
be
filled.
Word
had
been
received
that
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
.widow
of
the
lute
Canon
Marsh,
had
fallen
and
broken
a
bone
in
her
shoulder.
She
is
living
with
her
daunntev
Etanda.
Mrs.
Jir.i
Farce
ahnr
Pi
Montreal.
A
token
of
remembrance
will
be
sent
to
her
by
the
V.
A.
members.
Tlie
next
meeting
will
be
the
Valentine
lea
n'cetins
when
each
member
lakes
a
small
article
to
be
sold
for
25c.
the
proceeds
po-ing:
towards
the
ThankseiviiiR
Fund.
It
will
bp
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
West
on
February
9th.
Refreshment
were
served
by
reunion
was
a
long
way
from
any
net
and
her
bouquet
of
yellow
where
that
far
bacK.
I
been
much
colder.
At
Kltsum-
;
!
Kalum
the
thermometer
went
;
I
,
.
!
-
n
TTnUI
I
n
rrlstl
i
Frost,
if
its
keen
enou;h
.puts
j
ALL
THESE
GrUEST
a
raging
sale
blew
for-
five
days
a
crimp
in
your
pay
cheque
for
it
m
Tprrac0
bu;i
past
the
Catholic
chrys
t
a
n
t
h
e
m
u
m
s.
Wilfred
IlaucUand
attended
the
groom
and
Frank
Pongrasz
was
usher.
During
the
signing
of
the
register,
Jim
Proctor
sang
"Because'
.
Flora
Melvin
played
the
nuptial
music.
Following
the
ceremony,
a
re-
PEOPLES
STORE
Colossal
Sale
GIRLS
AND
INFANTS
WEAR
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE,
tYNIY
lTIlf
..
MTH-W
Nk
Al
.'
ItUNOI
J
RONAL
IWWIIl
ilBKAH
JM
HjJ
,
DAVID
bOr!
Ul
-r
....,..
the
hostess,
Mrs.
R.
Thomson
means
more
coal,
more
on.
more
,.j1urch
tilere
was
no
wind
al-clothes,
moro
everything.
"I
know
.tl.oush
a
croater
drop
In
tem-tlils
month
Is
going
to
cost
me
j
prrat"ure,
u
was
reported
to
be
fibout
$35
extra"
remarked
a
lf-1
25
decrees
below
near
the
H.
Kins
cal
business
man
with
a
"but
1
fann
fliis
has
led
several
citi-wliat's
to
be
done
about
it?"
px-!.,
to
believe
that,
the
wind,
presslon
on
a
vexed
face.
i
though
bitinu,
tempered
the
In-
I
tense
cid
and
thus
the
differ-
A
newspaper
thai,
doesn't
mak
,
cncc
in
temperatures
in
places
a
t
he
close
of
the
meeting.
TODAY
a-
I
Tl'KSD.VY
7
p.m.
9
p.m.
Selected
Short
Subjects
tot
ir
:
"''
aWeption
was
htld
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
where,
attired
.'n
blue
crepe,
Mrs.
Andrew
Mile,
mother
(
f
the
bride,
received
the
quests
'
A
cold
.suppei
was
servied
and
ihe
wedding
cake
was
cut
with
due
ceremony
by
the
bride,
with
the
eroom's
assistance
.
First
Wedding
Of
1950
A!
Terrace
ycu
mad
one.'
In
a
while
isn't
i
half-a-mile
anart.
worth
the
price
of
subscription.!
AiuioU'.ih
the
schools
were
j
1
'open,
verv
few
of
the
children1
FOR
Sometimes
you
hear
it
said
that
j
turncd
out
the
TERRACE-
The
first
of
Mrs.
R
dc
Kersv,
a
visitor
t
i'ini,'pp"
we:k-ei;d.
jrtiirais
'.
V
ll!J."
"s
t
i
-i
!
Queer
Ideas
About
North
Highest
Quality
in
Your
Printing
With
a
clea1-
sky
and
brilliant
.
sunshine,
no
hope
of
relief
seems
j
near.
had
there
Ix'er
no
war
t.iere
would
not
have
been
a
Skeena
Rive-
highway
or
a
Civic
Centre
ned
no
c-rtamty
of
a
cellulose
pi
mt.
Or
suppese
Prince
Rupert
ii.'plf
hnd
nevir
been
heard
of?
A
toast
to
me
Kinn
was
proposed
by
Norman
McNabb
.to
the
bride
by
Robert
Squires
and
to
the
bride's
mother
by
Don
Hull.
Later,
a
dance
was
held
in
tin
hall,
where,
dancins
to
the
strains
of
the
local
orchestra
continued
till
early
hours
of
the
morning.
i
'"u
u.n
Lite
Avail
yourself
of
our
experience
and
versatility.
OIBB
PRINTING
CO.
3!).r0
wrddims
took
place
on
Thursday
evenin
last
when
Rev.
Percy
Mallet!
united
in
marriaue;
at
the
new
United
Church.Mar-'
uoret
Julia
Miie
and
George
Rus-
,
,ell
Homer.
in
a
while
suti'i
?own
with
iiiet
yoke
ed'.reci
with
oeads,
an'l
ranier
style
.skirt,
and
fingertip
SHIPS
and
Lovo
Must
F0
!
oo
Av'itich
Has
in
Mine
Bill
Bailey,
old
.soldier
entered
1
PHONE
234
BKSNER
BLOCK
Advertise
i:.
me
lany
News!
Inspitnl
late
kit
week.
Old
sj!
dicr
is
mht.
Grilcd.
but
still
rr
TEUIiACr
-'I'M
Ten.icc
yoit'.ll
arc
chuckling
over
the
simics
brought
back
irom
the
south
by
Gerald
Tool)
'Al'O
recent
iy
returned
from
the
Hays'
Parliament
in
Vktora.
Totally
in
Ignorance
of
the
loca'l
ai
of
Terrace
and
even
Prime
Riipcit,
.ionic
of
the
boys
tin
re
wc-e
t
::.'e:'
.WATERFRONT
t
t
ect,,
he
can
tell
you
about
Indii:
HOUYWOOD
cafe
You'll
U
the
Hombur
200
Million
Dollars
Lost
Yearly
In
Canada
to
Colds
the
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
i
i-
(II
V
m.
i)Vm
FROM
3:30
P.M
4o-3r30
A.M.
MILLIE
ve
Specialize
in
Chinese
Dlsbei
to
know
if
Gerald
travelled
by
dog
sjed
and
'.hey
wcie
very
ke
u
to
know
all
about
the
E
k-
i"
s
They
were
ani,'.ed
to
knew
thut
there
arc
planes,
trains
and
e:'i
here.
Even
in
thc.o
times
it
h.i
idly
seems
possible
for
c'lildrcn
in
B.
C.
not
to
know
ho.v
ihe
other
half
live.
.!n,i
Iiutlvard
Kipling's
"Bar-'
I
rack
Rotun
Ballads"
pictured
T
A'
kins
in
a
w-.iy
he'd
never
been
described
before.
But.
Bill
Is
get-liu
galong
and
that's
true
of
a
lot
of
us.
There
is
mnrr
than
one
v
;iv
to
fei'l
warm
during
Prince
Ru-;
i
rl.'s
longest
and
coldest
spell
of
frosty
weather.
One
is
to
increase
underclothing
and
remain
handy
to
a
hot
slov.'.
Another
is
to
iro
skiing
on
Mount
Hays.
The
latter
allows
no
lime
to
think
of
anything
except
skiing.
l'l:
H
a.m.
In
Jle.l
nil
HilHl
.
i;ilOF
SUEY-CHONV
MEIN
ilS
1,11.
SI.
oril.
Union
steamer
Cullcytln.
Capt.
Harry
McUan,
returned
t
porti
at
1:30
ychtorday
afternoon!
f;om
southerly
Queen
Charlotto
Island
points
and
sailed
at
9
p.m.
for
BuU'dale.
Nanni,
Westvlew
and
Vancouver.
With
falr-s!zid
list
of
passengers
and
cunsiderublc
freight.
Union
steamer
Ccquitlam
.Capt.
William
McCombe,
arrived
In
i
port
at
G:30
l.Lt
rvening
Trom
Vancouver
and
wayiiolnts
and
.
ailed
at
midnight
for
Alice
Ann,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
to
sail
south
pt
1:30
lor
Outside
Orders
PHONB
US
'lift
the
painful
distress
of
colds.
They
know
that
even
us
they
rub
Vieks
VnpoRub
on
throat,
chest
and
back
that.
VapoRub's
soothing
medicinal
vapors
are
penetrating
deep
into
cold-eongesled
bronchial
tubes
to
soothe
irritation
.relieve
annoying
congestion
and
ease
cough-
'
ing
spasms.
Best
of
all.
VapoRub
keeps
working
for
hours
to'
brim;
really
cninforting
relief
from
I
lie
misery
of
a
cold,
sore
,
throat,
or
bronchitis.
Be
sure
to
keep
Vieks
VapoRub
handy
buy
a
jar
today.
According-
to
recent
surveys,
colds
cans-
more
loss
of
work-ins
time
than
any
oilier
disease.
These
Kludies
indicate
that,
eokls
will
cost,
Canadians
over
$20,000,000
this
year
in
lost
wages.
It
was
also
found
that
most
of
us
have
between
three
and
four
colds
a
year
which
cans'-
us
to
lose
v.
total
of
more
than
00
million
working
days.
'lo
reduce
the
misery
caused
by
these
colds,
more
and
more
Canadian
men
and
women
are
turning
to
Vieks
VnpoRub.
They
know
that
VapoRub
brines
quick,
comforting
relief
from
They're
NEW
The
'50
FORD
Mrs.
C.
C.
King
and
Mrs.
Kmil
Haugland
were
passengers
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Sunday
mom-in-'s
train.
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