Print!
Rupert
Dtfly
13etof
Friday,
August
26,
1949.
TODAY
TO
SAT.
RAT
'
Modern
Etiquette
5n
.
.
I
AIR
TRAVEL
PICKING
UP
Travel
by
air
Is
picking
up
locally
and
flying
accommodation
is
at
a
premium.
At
times
there
is
a
waiting
list
and,
generally,
reservations
should
be
made
well
ahead
of
date
of
"NOTHING
COULD
BE
FINER"
Q.
In
an
Informal
Introduction,
Is
the
mere
pronouncing
of
names
permissible?
A.
Yes;
"May
I
present"
Is
not
necessary.
You
may
accentu-
!
I
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
laro
thp
mor
imnortant
Der-
,BETTYGAFRTT
(KS(W
OUTFITTERS
TO
HIS
MAJESTY:
'
.A
t'
."V
i
son's
name
with
a
slightly
rising
inflection.
Q.
When
dining
with
a
man
in
a
public
place,
does
the
woman
give
her
order
direct
to
the
waiter?
A.
No;
the
woman
tells
her
fj
escort
her
preference
and
he
In
THE
BOY
:
Briefs
From
Britain
turn
cives
the
order
to
the
waiter.
journey.
Arrivals
from
Vancouver
by
C.P.A.
yesterday
were
W.
L.
Robertson,
M.
McDonald,
Mrs.
J.
J.
Judge,
Kae
Mar
and
R.
Ber-ranger.
From
Sandspit
were
Mr.
and
Ms.
A.
Means,
J.
Chell
(Jr.),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Richardson.
To
Vancouver
today
were:
D.
R.
West,
J.
A.
McConnell,
W.
H.
Snelgrove,
A.
Moscrip.
Miss
J.
Tyler,
Dr.
A.
C.
Skcrl,
S.
H.
Stevens,
R.
A.
Cole.
Miss
C.
Gale,
J.
McNeary,
Mrs.
A.
C.
Hughes,
K.
Anthony,
W.
Parker,
W.
Stevenson,
J.
Booth,
R.
Stewart
and
R.
Carter
Guest.
Q.
Is
it
good
form
to
have
BOYS
CLOTHES
THAT
WEARS
AND
SAVES
RUPERT
MENS
&
BOYS
STORE
:
"Miss"
before
an
unmarried
NYMPSFIELD,
Gloucestershire
Eng.
fc
A
colony
of
rooks
ate
nearly
4,000
pounds
of
barley
in
three
days
from
a
15-acre
field
CUTCOMBt
6
EnK-
-A
chick,
Hh
four
ic,,
JB;
livrd
fr
a
in
hoi
girl's
name
on
a
calling
card?
A.
It
most
certainly
is;
in
fact
the
omission
of
the
title
"Miss'
is
a
social
error.
LONDON
9
court
what
ai
ti
Terrace
FARNHAM,
Surrey,
Eng.
(P
A
fire
in
a
storehouse
burnpd
out
tverything
txcrpt
a
heap
ol
coal.
Timely
Topics
from
wwwn
a
han.
Vienna
steak,
a
cJ:
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
tin.
n.iin.
....
John
Hamilton
Is
sailing
on
the
Catala
tonight
for
Butedale.
Mrs.
A.
C.
Hughes,
teacher
at
the
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
left
by
plane
for
Vancouver
today.
'
;
f"J"rWJr
f(
Steamship
Movement
For
Vancouvei
Aoiiux
oc
ia
tuuLii,
wiccs-
serve
thfm
with
j
tershire.
Eng.
O
A
hen
laid
a
tables.
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
1
!
chocolate-colored
egg
here.
p.m.
end
returning
to
Terrace
on
Tuesday
and
going
out
to
Lak-else
Lake
to
stay
at
Kirkaldy's
Cabins
while
Mr.
Moncton
is
engaged
in
survey
work.
PONTYPRIDD,
J
ml
Be
Owen
Tempi.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
telephone
office
in
prepaation
for
a
gravelled
sidewalk.
ORMSKIRK,
Lancashire.
Eng.
0
Roman
coins
made
in
the
TERRACE
Mr
and
Mrs.
A.
Beverldge
drove
into
Terrace
on
Monday
afternoon
from
Langley
Prairie
accompanied
by
Terry
Greenfield
to
attend
the
Murie-Haug-Jand
-
nuptials
Friday
evening
next.
In
the
11:15
p.m.
county
coil
Friday
ss.
Catala,
5
p.m.
first
century
A.D.
here.
were
found
'
wtiul
that
justw
I
ministered
ith
it,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Smith
and
From
Vancouver
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Webster
who
daughter,
Jean
and
Myrna
Hip-
have
been
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sunday
si-
Camosun,
U
p
n
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert.
UNSCHEDULED
ECLIPSE
Smoke
and
flames
shooting
from
burning
evergreen
timber
at
Terrebonne
Heights,
Que.,
obscured
the
sun
for
a
few
seconds
as
this
photo
was
taken.
The
blaze
broke
out
at
the
nearby
Laurenlian
foothills
town
of
St.
Maurice
en
Haut.
where
it
set
off
"dud"
shells
buried
underground
at
a
wartime
Canadian
Army
proving
ground.
More
than
25
army
firefighters
battled
the
blazes.
(C.
P.
Photo)
Vic
Giraud,
returned
a
few
pesley
leu
lasi
ween
oy
car
on
days
ago
to
their
home
in
Van-'a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
j
10
a.m.
Sande
Pache
arrived
home
on
For
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
p.rc
Tuesday
from
Smithers
where
couver
he
has
spent
the
past
two
I
Armand
Blssonnette
and
Father
Racetite
returned
on
Tlhp
nnhlir
uwlrs
Kiirvpvnrs
weeks
on
holiday
with
her
aunt,
Mrs.
E.
Zorne.
From
Alice
Arm
and
Siert
have
been
surveying
Lakel1
Thursday
momlng't
train
from
Prince
RuPcrt
where
they
made
Avenue
preparatory
to
havirfE
was
during
a
heat
WALPOLE,
Sutlolk,
Eng.
O
-J
bewigi-'-d
dewlgged
The
300-year-old
Independent
i
Chapel
here
Is
to
be
preserved'
IEVERELL,
IH
as
an
ancler.t
monument.
I
(f,N(,w
81,
T.
w
.
!
clulms
to
be
the
'
STOOD
LEIGH,
Devonshire,
of
the
Royal
Hut
Eng.
r
A
whirlwind
lifted
new-
bronze
medal,
ana:
ly-cut
hay
50
feel
in
the
air
and
saving
a
drownir.j
deposited
It
in
the
next
field.
I
BUTTSBURY,
L
WINSLOW,
Buckinghamshire,
The
smallest
para
Eng.
Porter
Ernie
Byford
has
Essex
here
it
ku
built
a
rock
garden,
fountain
anl
constructed
recensh
goldfish
pond
on
the
railroad
closed
since
1S40
1:
"uesday
ss.
Camosun,
a.m.
P.
Moncton
thp
rmd
nrrvnprlv
riralnpH
hp-1
brief
Visit
From
Ocean
falls
Mr.
drove
and
Mrs.
through
to
rnnce
ku
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
lore
the
fall
sets
in.
Miss
June
Warner
left
on
pert
from
Smithers
at
the
week-'
10
a.m.
tor
Ocean
Fl.s
!
Thursday
morning's
train
for
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert.
11:15
p.m.
For
Alaska
i
I
...
Ruthilda
Sask..
where
she
is
a
Terrace
at
the
passed
through
pentecostal
mnlsU,t.
Shc
had
week-end
on
the
way
to
Van-
tw0
weeks
on
couver
on
holiday
They
stayed
ho,
nere
w)th
h
ts
to
visit
with
their
fn-ln-law
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Warner.
Fiauun
piaiiorm.
i
ciamagc.
WRATIIALIS
PnOTO
FINISHING
Developing,
Printinc
Knlareini?
QUICK
SERVICE
Amateur
and
Professional
Supplies
ami
uaugmer,
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
rat
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
midnight.
From
Alaska
Thursday
ss.
Prinze
Rupert
Judd.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Neldon
left
WELCOME
HOME,
JOB'S
DAUGHTERS
(The
Job's
Daughters'
drill
team
returns
home
at
4
p.m.
today
on
the
steamer
Catala
from
Spokane
where
they
captured
first
honors
in
one
drill
competition
and
second
place
in
another
at
the
international
session
of
the
order).
Prince
Rupert's
fame
first
spread
afar
,
;
Through
fish
caught
in
its
waters,
Our
latest
claim
to
world
renown
Is
made
by
our
Job's
Daughters.
With
Alex
Mitchell
in
command
Their
drill
grew
hot
and
hotter.
No
one
who
slackodcould
ever
hope
To
drill
liktt
a
Job's
Daughter.
.
A
word
of
praise
to
Laura
too
In
kilts
thry
marched
like
toppers,
It
was
the
grandest
sight
to
see
The
swing
of
our
Job's
Daughters
For
weeks
they
were
content
to
learn
To
drill
the
way
they
"oughter,"
.'
Then
at
Spokane
they
won
first
prize,
,
Each
was
a
proud
Job's
Daughter.
on
Thursday
morning
for
Vancouver
completing
the
Triangle
Ronnie
Paulson,
who
left
'Ter-
race
three
weeks
aso
on
a
motor,
Tour
and
spending
a
wk
with
TRAIN
SCHUUl.il
E
tor
the
Fast-Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday.
8:00
p.m.
t-rom
tbe
East
'
Tuesday,
Thursday.
Saturdu
10:30
p.m.
BmlFL
tour,
has
reached
St.
Paul,
Min-1
Mr.
w.
Donald.
nesota.
I
Hunter
Simpson
left
at
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Berger
of
week-end
for
Hazelton,
having
Spokane,
Washington,
drove
spent
the
past
few
months
in
into
Terrace
on
Monday
eve-
Terrace
solicine
cables
for
the
SMITH
&ELKINS
PLVMBING
'
AND
IIKATING
Phone
17
P.O.
Bux
214
ning
to
spend
a
holiday
with
Mr.
j
new
lines
being
installed
by
the
and
Mrs.
W.
Osborne.
Accom-
Government
Telegraphs.
He
was
panying
them
from
Smithers
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Simpson
was
their
niece
Mrs.
E.
Zorne.
,
who
has
spent
the
past
few
days
Mrs.
Berger
is
Mrs.
Osborne'3
with
him
here.
sister.
Flora
and
Lorn
a
Melvin
re-Mrs.
James
Campbell
and
turned
on
Tuesday's
train
from
fmall
daughter,
Karen,
arrived
Winnipeg
where
they
have
been
on
Thursday
morning's
train
'
holidaying
with
relatives
since
So
hats
off
to
our
winning
team,
Let's
gather
from
all
quarters
And
line
the
docks
to
welcome
home
Our
champion
Job's
Daughters.
the
close
of
school
last
June.
FRESHER
?
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
COME
AND
SEE
TONiGHT
WHAT
THE
BOYS
AND
GIRLS
HAVE
BEEN
DOING
AT
DAILY
VOCATIONAL
IJIHLE
SCHOOL
at
the
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
202
Sixth
Avr.-nie
West
Friday,
26,
at
7:30
mi
from
Prince
Rupert
to
attend
the
Murie-Haugland
nuptials
on
Friday
evening.
BASEBALL
Peggy
Laird
Is
now
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
Royal
Bank'
Soccer
Schedule
,NI
Ca'
SCHEDULE
of
Canada
In
Terrace.
It.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
A.
Cockell
and
Bert
West
are
busy
taking
up
the
planking
of
Lakelse
Avenue
opposite
the
John
Desjardlns
let
on
Tuesday
for
Kamloops,
having
spent
two
weeks
on
holiday
here
with
his
brother
Heniy.
(Moblcy
Cup)
Aug.
26
Heavy
Battery
vs
Canadian
Legion.
(Stuart
Shield)
Aug.
29-Stuart
Shield
Com
Aug.
28
Savoy
vs.
Merchants
Aug.
30
Merchants
s.
Commercials.
Sept.
1
Savoy
vs.
Commercials.
Sept.
4
Merchants
vs.
Savoy
Sept.
6
Commercials
vs.
Merchants.
(Postponed
Games)
VOUU
II
CHAD
you
ehned
to
Kallogi'a
nrao
(lake.
Touty-crup
in
milk.
Kreiher,
w
guarantee
it
.
.
.
TIY
THIM
AT
NO
IISK.
If
Kell(g'l
ran't
fraaliar
than
other
bran
flakaa,
mnA
ampty
carton
to
KallnKg'a,
petitionFirst
Round,
Heavy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hector
Stewart
left
last
week
for
their
home
in
Stewart
after
a
month's
visit
here
with
the
latter's
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Finlayson.
Battery
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Sept.
2
Stuart
Shield
Final
Prince
Knpei
t
Florist
PLAN
TO
ATTEND
Terrace
and
District
Civic
Centre
Labor
Day
Program
Barbecue
Loggers'
Sports
Children's
Sports
Carnival
Games
Bowling
DANCE
in
Evening
Frank
Gavan's
Orchestra
Dept.
4
A,
LonHnn,
OnU
Vel
dnublt
your
money
backl
NAigs
Fi00
3rdAe
Box
818
Tel.
7T'j
Winners
of
Heavy
Battery-Canadian
Legion
vs.
General
Motors.
Flowers
for
All
OerBstona
MIDIY
lAXATIVt.
ConUina
anoiigh
bran
tn
help
regularity,
many
foika
Srpt.
8
Merchants
vs.
Com-
aaaj
t
ry
Uiem.
Mrs.
A.
J.
Rutherford
passed,
through
Terrace
on
Tuesday
on
her
way
to
Prince
Rupert
from
merclals.
Sept.
11
-Savoy
vs
Coinmer-
Tellcwa
v.nere
she
spent
the
(Mobley
Cup)
Sept.
5
Oencral
Motors
va
Heavy
Battery.
Sept.
9
Canadian
Legion
vs
General
Motors.
Sept.
12-Hcavy
Battery
vs
Canadian
Legion.
past
three
weeks
with
Mr.
Ruth
cials.
Sept.
13
Commercials
I
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIUY
I
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICK
(207)
vs.
erford
who
is
on
survey
there.
Savoy.
Sept.
15-
Savoy
vs.
Merchants.
Mrs.
W.
E.
Fisher,
sister
of
Mrs.
W.
Fell,
leaves
next
week
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
for
her
home
in
Markdale,
Ontario,
after
spending
a
couple
of
weeks
here
with
her
sister
whom
she
accomDanied
wes
MOST
UI'-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
H
HOLIDAY
PICNIC
PACK
THE
DASKET
WITH
(JOOD
THINGS
TO
EAT
from
Terrace
Meat-Market
George
E.
Peters,
Prop.
'
from
Dundalk
where
she
had
jbeen
on
holiday.
Joyce,
Earl
and
Albert
Oam-
OPEN
IROM
11:30
A.M.
TO
3:33
A.M.
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
Dishes
CHOP
SUEY
CHOWWKIN
For
Outside
Order
PHONE
133
n
TELKWA
lin
left
on
Tuesday's
train
for
Prince
Rupert
QUALITY
SERVICE
BUTTER
EGGS
POULTRY
MEATS
FISH
7
"a?aS'v
Ray
Glanze
returned
on
Wed
nesday
from
the
south
where
he
has
been
for
medical
treat
ment.
(
TAKING
THE
"BUGS"
OUT
LABOR
DAY
-
SEPT.
5,
1949
BUCKING
BRONCS
-
MIDWAY
STEEK
RIDING
THRILLS
ANtf
SPILLS
GATE
OPENS
9:30
A.M.
,
Mr
and
Mrs.
James
Stevenson
'
and
son
are
expected
back
from
the
south
on
Saturday
morning's
train.
On
Mr.
Stevenson's
return
to
the
Royal
Bank
of
Can
NEW
ARENA
AP
LEARY,
RODEO
MANAGER
(All
Events
Governed
by
Association's
Rules)
ada
where
he
is
manager,
H.
M.
IMPORTED
COWBOY
CLOWN
Wightman,
who
is
relieving
him
here
will
proceed
to
Lakelse
-.IP-TO-DATE
CHUTES
LOUD
SPEAKER
SYSTEM
A
good
car
can
sound
and
operate
like
an
old
buggy
if
bolts
are
loose
and
springs
are
worn.
Let
us
tighten
up
the
body
of
your
car,
eliminate
"rattling"
C
Lake
for
a
few
days
before
returning
to
his
home
in
Prince
Rupert.
DANCE
MIDNIGHT
Sl'NDAY
BALL
GAME
11
A.M.
MONDAY
j
I-
TRAVEL
tf
THE
EASY,
COMFORTAW-1
D
'i
-r.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Duncan
Kerr
re
.
ree
Barbecue
Sandwich
Noon
Monday
turned
by
car
on
Wednesday,
from
a
tour
to
Vanderhoof
,
Fort
'
.
nnl,
rnuta
REFRESHMENTS
ON
THE
GROUNDS
reguiar
i
rips
...
,
pflli
-
r
rk..
rt
Island'"
St.
James,
Pinohl
Lake
and
dist-l
rict,
followlne
the
close
nf
the
MONDAY
NIGHT
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
convention
at
Smithers.
Our
body
and
fender
department
does
complete
repairs
and
offers
quick
service
a
PHONE
GREEN
217
Superior
Auto
and
Body
Service
1
(Daily,
Except
Sunday)
To
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
(Svery
Thursday)
CHARTER
FLIGHTS
TIIKOLGH
INDIAN
CEREMONIAL
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Studebaker
and
Austin
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Terrace
Transportation
Company,
with
Bob
Elklns
and
Jim
Irvine
as
woners,
took
over
the
(taxi
business
from
Harold
Smith
on
Wednesday
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Information
and
Reservation.
Sales
and
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