Announcement
Chatham
At
Home'
Tuesday,
October
10,
1950
Legion
Auxiliary
card
partJBl!.
fj
Rotary
Club
Auction
Sale
.
.
Location
Old
Overwaitea
Store'
"beingav
T
Day'
HMCS'
Chatham
Satur(Jay
threw
open
-Saturday
afternoon
2
3U
'
o'clock,
Oct.
14
'
It
drill
hall
to
Inspection
by
the
Then,'
too,
the
fun
side
of
the
Navy
was
shown
in
different
i
sporting
equipment
used
by
the
!
men
In
their
off
time.
The
only
thing
lacking
was
the
8
8oVlDrk
o
clock,
m
Metropole
?
m?etiT,
t0night'
'
Mrs-
H-
SeJ'
i
a
passenger
on
Hall.
Ut)
j
the
Coqultlam
on
her
southbound
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Hills
re-
tr,p
t0
V"100"
today.
i
.
-
v
;
'
'
'
tv
K
;
r
puuiiu.
miu
ine
display
was
puunc.
jucjf
were
conspicuous
by
their
absence.
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
18
really
worth
seeing.
ouitlam
R,
nLrli
UO!
i
A.
Varfeldt
of
Nelson
Brothers
Ink.
T-,.
1-
.
n
,
.
left
this
afternoon
on
the
Co
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
show
;VT,
,
au
.
:
ne
01
the
chief
centre
of
m-
I?af
2mn
ClV1C.terest
completely
rigged
Cene
pHflJ?
Oct
-'3
ai
?
P
m
.
'
whaling
vessel.
Sails
were
raised
Canada's
most
popular
white
shin
AIR
PASSENGERS
II
au
.
J
1
11
i
a.
r
.
qultlam
for
Vancouver.
'
Ben
Parker,
manager
of
Kelly-Douglas
here,
left
by
the
noon
plane
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Miss
Mary
McRae
of
Smlth-ers
spent
the
Thanksgiving
holiday
with
Mlsg
Georgia
Mitchell.
School
P.T.A.
card
party
Friday
I
"i
"le,
qu'pmenl
,
p'ace'
1
0,1
tne
walls
were
Panels
snow-Evervhnrfv
October
20,
8
p
m
Refreshment
eIresftmenl
ISzL.
.
lng
all
the
gear
used
in
getting
a
.
'
,
small
boats
into
the
water.
The
Salvation
Army
Fall
Bazaar.
ohi
Mrs.
M.
Roper
returned
by
Canadian
Legion
Women's!
Auxiliary
card
party,
Wednes-!
day,
8
p.m.,
side
entrance
I
irhar-
J
J
"
:
,
I
larly
Interesting
as
deschibed
by
where
she
attended
a
meeting
of
St.
Peter'
Fall
I
j
Bazaar.
Oct.
26
navLl
personnel,
who
were
in
at-B
C.
school
administrators.
Sonja
Bazaar,
October
27.
I
tendance
all
the
time
to
answer
William
Lone
returned
vester
,Conrad
School
P.T.A.
Hallow-!
questions
and
explain
the
dif-dav
trip
Kf
Hoedown,
Friday,
October
I
f
erent
devices.
There
was
a
I
K
V
(237c)
Mrs.
Frank
Dibb,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
New
York,
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
plane.
Vancouver
to
attend
attend
a
a
Kins
ns-
1
'
8
P.m-?ame8'
prizes'
danc"
Pa"el
snowin8
Cerent
pullev
"6.
icucoMiiiciiui.
iLvervooav
.
urruiiKements.
one
oi
rations
men's
executive
session.
welcome.
from
a
life
raft,
a
Carev
Iloat
Balagno
Florists
fnr
th.
""
Mr.
and
"
Mrs.
""-
.
Kt
Robertson
re
bst
In
flowerg-nr.
ii;.
To
Masset
(today)
E.
Unwin,
J.
Hammond,
Tom
Minton.
To
Vancouver
(today)
N.
Parker,
Miss
V.
Hughes,
William
Sutch,
Quong
Chow,
Mr.
Love,
Mrs.
A.
Van
Snellenberg,
Ted
Moore.
v:
To
Sandspit
(
today
i
Mrs.
A.
Haugen,
George
Lande.
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
W.
8.
Arneil,
Mrs.
M.
Roper,
H.
Woolley,
Miss
Jean
Travis,
J.
Denning,
C.
C.
Mills.
H.
Davis.
C.
W.
Price,
Mr.
Lowe,
W.
Long,
Lum
Wah.
From
Sandspit
(yesterday)
N.
Nelson,
T.
Jones,
R.
Chenier,
Mrs.
L.
Edenshaw
and
infant,
Miss
A.
Young,
N.
Tarbuck.
From
Vancouver
(SaturdayT-Mrs.
C.
R.
Walker,
JCen
Robinson,
C.
P.
Lamb,
H.
Trim,
Mr.
lurne
turned
.
Cum-
.ervice
Ph,.;:
A"K,C"'"'
day
night
to
with
the
gear
that
causes
its
automatic
release
when
a
ship
sinks,
chain
and
anchor
hookups
and
all
the
rest
that
goes
Moose
Bazaaf,
Nov.
2
and
3.
Legion
A'jxuiaiy
Fall
Bazaai
November
b.
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale
Nov.
lft
U.
.
v
.
I
..i
-
.
"
"
iail"Wii
on
IHP
CTMtlinf
n
Qf'r
1
101
HI
..tnU
1
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
"j
uui
nere.
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon
returned.
-
'
'
"
to
the
city
the
latter
Jart
ofTart
I
w
,nSH
'
NrWay
meetln?'
week
after
a
three
weeks'
Vta?
i
Wednesday
'0ctol?
P-
Nor
was
the
business
end
of
i
at
Francois
Lake
with
her
son-
'
ran
Sale,
Nov.
18.
iO.D.E.
lall
oataar
Novembei
23.
.
L.O.B.A.
Bazaar
Dec.
1.
United
Church
Fall
Bazaar
December
7.
the
Navy
neglected.
Also
on
display
were
a
torpedo
in
sections
showing
the
parts
that
make
it
operate
and
several
naval
guns.
It
was
perhaps
the
guns
that
caught
the
youngsters'
eyea.
in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
r
tar
a
'
Miss
Noon
Webster
and
Miss
Mrs.
W.
A.
Antilla.
Lorna
Howe
sailed
Sunday
night
on
the
Chilcotin
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
mm
Frank
Calder,
M.L.A.
for
At-lin,
who
has
been
employed
at
Namu
during
the
salmon
canning
season,-
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Coquitlam
Sunday
night.'
D.
C.
Warner,
pioneer
of
Ter
CANADA'S
COST-OF-LIVING
INDEX
I
.
j
I93539IOO
Regular
Moose
meeting,
Tuesday,
Oct.
10,
8
p.m.
Uti
LiE3JL.f
race,
ana
aaUEhter.
arrlvoH
In
ARIIOWDART
0
Here
i
the
greatest
collar
to
grace
a
neckline
I
Perfect
fit
.
.
.
ataya
fresh
.
.
.
needj
no
itarch
...
can't
wrinkle.
iiihi
I
j
Dart
ti
tailored
of
combed
broad-
cloth
for
fine
texture
next
your
SANFORIZED-labelledso
this
atunning
white
ahirt
will
aJwaya
fit,
9
Launden.ironaaiullookimighty,
mighty
fine!
$4
5Q
Waffs?
and
J
Nicker
son
(the
city
on
the
Coquitlam
"
"
Suu-
Jf7
lr.
dav
evpnino-
fm
w
.
ed
last
night
from
a
holiday
in
AR
COUPLE
WED
Miss
Ruth
Eleanor
Jacobsen,
R.N.,
of
Dodson,
J.
w.
Graham,
Mrs.
L-M.
Mahon,
S.
C.
Thomsori,
Mrs.
Frank
Dibb,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Orcnler
and
Mr.
Sanders.
'
From
Sandspit
(Saturday)
Mrs.
Lindstrom
and
George
Green.
.For
Vancouver
(Monday)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Payne,
Chong
Mov,
D.
H.
Bodkin,
F.
J.
Hansen,
G.
Surko,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Grenier,
B.
Thibert,
A.
Touchette,
A.
Kaly,
F
H.
Mcintosh,
J.
Thomas
and
S.
Davies.
For
Sandspit
William
Mur
nice
Rupert
General
Hospital
nursing
staff
and
Alek
Bill
..
.
?
-uuci
urn
Alberta
iho-tA
f..n...i
hi.
his
.
their
way
back
.to
the
following
attendance
at.
I
In
j
(tnnuantinn
'nf
R
C
Mnnl.
Interior
er
oi
a
well
known
pioneer
family
of
Prince
Rupert,
were
iiown
cipanues
at
Nelson
last
monih.
I
in
marriage
at
a
beautiful
ceremony
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
jjtli.
The
couple
will
be
returning
to
the
city
to
make
their
(utter
a
honeymoon
in
the
south.
Take
a
look
In
the
windows
of
the
old
Overwaitea
Store:
100s
and
100s
of
items
for
sale
and
more
coming
every
day:
teo
ia
S
I
V
7
'
S
IT'-'"
'
(AUG)
(APAf)
lM
I94e
-J
1949
1
1950
2
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jamea
Donaldson
and
child
are
expected
honi.?
this
week
from
a
vacation
trip
Orr.
clerk
of
the
public
,
Alex
E.
MacMillan.
man..,.
,,r
t-nnce
Kupert
Rotarv
Club's
(which
took
them,
as
far
east
as
department
and
agent
at
Stew-
uiar
tannery,
j.
w.
Morison,
'
Auction
Sale
This
Saturday
phy,
M.
Smith,
A.
Parnell,
H.;
ai
tiiuiiiam.
ann
titH"r
nunniu.r.
i
ii.prnimn
t'tn
i....i
re
Stevens
and
H.
H.
McDonald.
Ottawa.
In
Ontario
they
took
delivery
of
a
new
car.
in
which
they
have
been
driving
home.
a
passenger
aboard
the
of
the
cannery
staff
and
crw
THERE!
'
(9391
Jam
Sunday
night
re-
were
passengers
lenvina
h'
!
Advertise
througn
Classifieds.
north
after
spending
Sunday
night
on
the
Chilcotin
W-
8
Arne'l.
commissioner
of
Bu-a-iiuii
monins
in
nui-
vor
Vancouver
now
thru
Impital
at
Vancouver.
canning
season
has
ended.
ft
the
naian
Airairs
for
British
Col-(
umbia,
arrived
in
the
city
by
air
,
yesterday
from
Vancouver
and
"
I
left
this
morning
by
Queen
Char-1
lotte
Air
Lines
for
the
Naas
STILL
SOARING
Canada's
cost-of-living
Index
continued
Its
upward
trend
during
August
to
reach
a
record
169.8
on
Sept.
1
according
to
the
latest
figures
announced.
It
was
168.5
on
Aug.
1.
This
latest
increase
was
attributed
to
higher
costs
of
food
fuel,
rent
and
furnishings.
This
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
graph
shows
In
heavy-black
line
the
trend
of
the
index
during
the
last
two
years.
The
light
dotted
line
shows
the
trend
of
the
United
States
cost-of-living
index
during
the
same
period
By
Aug.
15
it
had
reached
173.0.
These
are
not
comparative
figures
but
merely
Indicate
the
trends
of
the
two
indices.
(CP
PHOTO)
H.M.C.8.
Chatham
permanent
staff
turned
out
13
strong
Sunday
to
attend
St.
Andrew's
church
In
a
body.
Lt.
Cdr.
J.
Golby
was
In
charge.
Chaplain
Canon
Basil
Prockter
took
the
service.
Lt.
Cdr.
Golby
read
the
Mrs.
S.
G.
Laing
of
Terrace
YOUR
AIL
AROUHD
SERVICE
HIRAM
River
to
officiate
at
the
opening
fef
new
schools
at
Greenville
and
Aiyansh.
Accompanying
Mr.
Arneil
are
Indian
Superintendent
F.
E,
Anfield
and
Rt.
Rev.
James
B,
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
Later
In
the
week
Mr.
Arneil
will
WALKERS
mm
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
J.
Fraser,
Porcher
Island;
W
1
open
a
third
new
school
at
Hart
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
from
the
interior
and
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Coi;uit-lam
for
Vancouver
with
her
little
daughter,
Ann,
who
will
receive
medical
treatment
In
the
south.
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
F.
Heeley
drove
them
into
Prince
Rupert.
.
.
i-uii
I
I
nil
ley
Bay.
rlNTlRFTRENCI
APPROVED
ECIALOL
"VEAtl"
BACK?
Many
ay
thfy
get
"cold"
in
the
back
or
the
kidneyt
ao
eaailyl
That's
why
tliouunda
keep
Dr.
Cliaie
a
Kidney-Liver
l-'illfl
alwaya
on
hand.
For
thia
reliabl
CANADIAN
WHISKY
w
H.
Tarbuck,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
F.
R.
Thompson.
Port
Al-berni;
H.
Wooley
and
C.
W.
Price.
Vancouver;
H.
V.
Anderson,
Ottawa;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Piche,
Southbank;
W.
I.
Hanson
and
W.
H.
Dodgson,
New
York;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
White,
Prince
Rupert;
Miss
Jean
Travis,
-i
1
'
-
llJlli
-
1
1
1
'
I
i
remedy
ia
like
two
treatments
in
one
'
PIONEER
LOCAL
BANKER
DIES
Word
from
Ontario
announces
worka
laater
to
relieve
painliil
backacheai
due
to
laulty
kidney
a.
Ur.
Chaae
a
name
you
can
nD
fUHe-r'et
depend
on.
SI
STAND
NEXT
TO
NEW
LIOUOR
STORE-
I
the
recent
death
in
Guelph,
of
Mr.
J.
M.
Clancy,
for
years
man-'ager
of
the
Prince
Rupert
,H
W
t
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
George
Green,
district
manager
of
Imperial
.Oil
Co.,
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
plane
from
a
buslnesj
trip
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
THE
QUALITY
WHISKY
AT
A
POPULAR
PRICE
Expert
SIGN
WRITING
during
the
early
days.
He
had
:
been,
for
quite
an
extended
period,
in
falling
health.
Mr.
Clancy
Jhad
been
living
In
Guelph
for
,
fourteen
years,
and
lt
was
there,
a
private
funeral
was
held
Sept
!
23.
Mrs.
Clancy,
the
former
Ell-jzabcth
Balfour,
survives.
The
superior
quality
of
"Special
Old"
is
not
merely
a
byword.
It
is
a
Finds
Wonderful
Relief
from
Constipation
Hiram
Walker
traditionl
i
:
:
irr
-iT
Extra
comfort
and
less
wort
for
j
you
with
a
i!l
'
'
1
!
r
1
1
0
Coleman
Oil
Heater
Low
in
Cost
Efficient
in
,
Operation
Available
now
at
J""
McBrlde
Street.
Phone
311
f"
,t
A
GOOD
SIGN
IS
SIGN
OF
A
GOOD
BUSINESS
ANDREW
WASEND
Graduate
of
Detroit
School
Lettering
BLUE
83
6
AS
I
SEE
IT
(Continued
from
page
2)
I
don't
like
to
interfere,
but
when
I
found
that
my
youngest
daughter-in-law
didn't
know
that
blueing
is
I
the
only
safe
way
to
keep
clothea
white,
I
felt
I
just
had
to
say
something.
'Reckitt's
Blue
prevents
clothes
turning
yellow",
I
told
her.
'Just
a
swish
or
two
in
the
final
rinse
and
your
wash
will
be
sparkling
white.'
Blue
is
necessary
to
obtain
true
white.
At
the
same
"Feel
I
should
tell
very
body
my
happy
news!
Eating
all-bran
regularly
he
freed
me
from
constipation,
saved
me
pi
I
Is
not
too
bad.
As
a
matter
of
1
plain
historical
fact,
more
human
.beings
made
more
social
prog-
E"S
OF
THE
FAMOUS
"Vxinattan
tftd'
WHISKY
from
the
harsh
mea
.
time
she
takes
,
ure
iy
Mnn
no
iu
V.
chances
lJCTIfl
With
Willi
V"-
puimioviiwiuci
I.
Wingwv
1
Hagersyaie,
anything
that
may
damage
fabric.
Ont.
Just
one
bf
many
unaoitouerf
I
,
.
e
A7H
'
."
"J.
'
1,'.".'
-
ress
under
this
system
than
they
fitl
I
TTi'W
I
4';tf
Bpder
any
other
systesito
L'-LkV.lvif.'
tried
Xut
by
the
people
'on
IT'S
PROFITABLE
it
this
earth.
letters
from
uL-aun
.
1
Save
yourself
if
you
suffer
from
I
constipation
due
to
lack
of
dietary
I
Il
Why
then
Is
this
system
raen-
To
Use
I
aced
and
challenged?
Partly
ba-.
'cause
of
its
outside
enemies
the
j
socialists
of
various
shades,
rang-
.
inir
from
onle
nink
to
deeDost
'
1
1
;
1
i
.1
DALY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
bulk!
tMt
an
ounce
01
crispy
Kellogg's
all-bran
daily,
drink
plenty
of
water!
If
not
completely
satisfied
after
10
days,
just
send
empty
carton
to
Kellogg's,
Londonj
Ontario.
Get
DOUBLE
YOUR
MONEl
back!
j
crimson.
But,
in
my
opinion,
far
more
because
th.
big
operators
t'4'--
UEASY-TO-PAY
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
Mof
the
free
enterprise
system
It-I
'self
no
longer
belteve
In
It.
,
i
Where
did
the
demand
come
1
LAY-AWAY
from
to
set
up
tariff
walls
at
every
international
border
thus
urn"'"
PLAN!
I
blocking
natural
trade
channels
1
along
the
lines
of
Gods
geography?
Was
It
not
from
the
head
of
ftoss
of
Big
Business?
20
OFF
OUR
ENTIRE
STOCK
Manson's
China
Shop
"Il
I,"!':
'itnn-
R.
W.
COLLINS
Authorized
Dealer
foi
ELECTROLUX
Contact
the
above
for
all
Services
and
Supplies
Bee
the
new
three
brush
ELECTROLUX
FLOOR
POLISHER
Applies
the
wax
as
well
as
polishes
PHONE
451
Phone
today
for
a
free
demon
stration
of
the
1950
Model;
of
the
ELECTROLUX
AIR
PURIFIER
and
ELECTROLU
FLOOR
POLISHER
FOR
PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
FOR
REPAIRING
Coll
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
t
:
.
1
I
DOUBT
THAT
WE
will
ever
have
as
much
"free
enterprise"
in
the
future
as
there
was
in
the
past
because
the
deadliest
enemies
of
the
free
enterprise
system
are
the
big
boys
who
are
running
lt.
They
have
done
an
"inside
Job"
to
cut
the
ground
from
under
their
own
feet
which
makes
the
work
of
the
outside
antl-capltallsts
look
like
kid-stuff.
-
IS
BUS
q
BEST!
WHEN
TRAVELLING
TO
TERRACE
f
ber
of
Times
Enclosed
Please
Find
per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
25;
cost,
50c.
Six
lj
CHOCOLATE
CAKE
Leave
Prince
Rupert
9:30
a.m.
Arrive
Terrace
....................
1:20
p.m.
Leave
Terrace....,
6:15
pjtl
Arrive
Prince
Rupert
10.00
p.m.
I
insertions,
for
price
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
50c.)
Like
Mother
Used
to
Bake!
$6.85
RETURN
.
$3.80
SINGLE
rrie
t
Yes
We
Carry
Express!!
Phone
555
for
Information
ress
Phone
No.
NOW
AT
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
WATSON
ISLAND
STAGES
LTD.
!
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