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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
April
5,
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milk
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day.
Customers
please
put
out
extra
bottle
Thursday.
Saturday
delivery
as
usual.
All
milk
guaranteed
to
keen
kmm
City
ambuiajic
yesterday
responded
to
three
calls.
Ralph
Hayward.
patient
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
was
taken
to
General
Hospital
at
1:30
p.m.
At
3
p
m
Grace
Nelson.
851
Ninth
Ave.iue
West,
was
removed
to
General
Hospital.
&.
Cook,
at
9:15
pm
was
taken
to
General
Hospital
from
his
home
at
629
Eighth
Avenue
West.
LADIES
Don't
forget
Jobs
Daughter's
Tea
and
Sale
of
Home
Cooking
tomorrow
2:30
at.
the
home
of
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell.
4th
Ave.
West.
(it)
)
Customs
Revenue
Here
Mounting
For
the
first
time
in
AlmroY!,
mately
25
years,
since
the
day
of
the
International
and
lnter-pro-
Amid
a
setting
of
daffodils
fresh
spring
pussy
willows
and
cedar
boughs,
all
intertwined
with
crepe
paper,
a
popular
rnnce
KUDert
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Betty
Hamilton
and
Robert
Anker
WnllrtaH
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wc,e
married
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SOi,and
St
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me
groom,
employed
at
the
Imperial
Oil
docks,
is
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Marelius
Holkestad,
343
Seventh
Avenue
East,
anrt
was
born
in
this
city.
The
bride
originally
from
Eston,
Saskatchewan,
is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Allan
Sanford
Hamilton,
940
Ambrose.
She
was
employed
at
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Company.
Attired
In
a
beautiful
white
wedding
gown
and
long
veil,
she
was
given
In
marriage
by
her
father.
Bridal
attendants
were
Ausse
Holkestad,
sister
of
the
groom,
and
Aletta
Hamilton,
sister
of
the
bride.
Groomsman
was
Melvln
Holkestad,
and
ushers.
Ole
Slatta
and
Alexander
Hamilton.
Little
Lorraine
Ritchie
and
Sharon
Holke-tad
served
as
flower
girls.
During
the
ceremony
Miss
lorraine
Youngman
sang
"The
Lord's
Prayer.
A
reception
was
held
at
the
Oddfellows'
hall
later
In
the
evening
.
The
couple
have
taken
up
residence-
in
Prince
Rupert.
Home
Economics
Classes
Begin
Jointly
sponsored
bv
the
Unh
verslty
of
British
Columbia
ex
tension
department
and
the
;
Civic
Centre,
a
home
econo-1
mlcs
class
tutored
by
Miss
El-
leen
Cross
of
the
department
from
Vancouver
eot
underway
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nuvu
niiini
vinclal
liquor
trade,
customs
early
summer
since
a
prellmin-collections
here
have
monuted
to
ary
announcement
that
a
good-
Announcement
Club
stag
nights
arranged
Northern
Sports
Boxing
Club.
(103P)
Canadian
Legion
Easter
Sale
April
5th.
Jobs
Daughters
Tea
and
Sale
of
homecooking,
April
6,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
Mitchell,
Fourth
Ave.,
West.
Queen
Mary
IO.D.E.
Tea,
AprU.10.
Cathedral
Sale
April
13.
Card
Tournament,
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
April
13.
i
Women
of
the
Moo.se
Novell
j
Spring
Tea,
April
19,
In
the
new
J
Moose
Temple.
j
St.
Peters
Spring
Sule
April;
20.
Pr3sbyterlan
Spring
Sa!?
April
27.
!
'
Hobby
Show
Apl.
27,
28
and
29.
C.
C.
F.
Tea
and
Sale,
Ladies'
Lounge
Civic
Centre,
April
29.
Orange
Spring
Sale
and
Tea,
May
3.
United
Church
Mothers'
Day
Sale,
May
4Ch.
i
Student
Recital,
combine
violin
and
piano.
May
5,
7:30.
1
Gyro
Klondykc
Night
May
5
I
Prpshvt.prian
Mlnsinnurv
Tna
!
Church
Hall,
May
11th,
.
!
Sonja
Tea
May
13.
Eastern
Star
Tea
May
18.
S.O.N.
Badminton
Dance
every
Saturday
night.
1
t
DOUBLE
YOUR
turn
tsniiHl
MONEY'S
WORTH
when
you
take
your
radio
To
KEN'S
CLINIC
RADIO
BLUE
932
90
Day
Guarantee
For
Satisfactory
Service
718
2nd
Ave.
W.
Blue
092
A
communication
received
bv
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
from
the
Better
Busi
ness
Bureau
has
arfvUoH
fw
i
notwithstanding
representations
...i.
.
I
wmcn
may
be
made,
a
publica
-
1
Ho"
known
as
the
Western
Can-
ada
Police
Review
ha,
no
con-
nection
with
the
Western
Canada
Police
Association
and
Is
not
Its
official
organ.
Conrad
Street
P.
T.
A.
Meeting
postponed
until
Tuesday.
April
18.
(H)
A.
D.
Vance,
after
spending
the
past
week
here,
left
by
today's
plane
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
He
will
be
back
here
shortly,
to
take
over
the
new
post
of
manager
of
the
Albert
&
McCaffery
business
here
for
B.
C.
Packers.
Mrs.
Vance
and
young
son
will
pay
a
visit
to
Mrs.
Vance's
home
in
England
before
coming
here
to
take
up
residence.
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
received
no
fur-
'
ther
Information
from
the
Van
couver
Board
of
Trade
in
regard
to
a
Visit
to
Prince
Rimprt.
in
wm
tour
party
would
be
here
May
1
18.
It
is
not
known
whether
the
i
group
is
coming
-by
steamer
or
iby
highway.
A.
B.
Brown
brought
up
at
Monday
night's
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
the
"terrible
mess"
of
twisted
pipe
and
other
debris
that
still
remains
at
the
corner
of
First
Avesue
and
Seventh
Street
two
years
after
the
destruction
by
fire
of
the
old
Cen
tral
Hotel.
The
Chamber
will
communicate
with
the
city
with
a
view
to
getting
the
"eyesore"
cleaned
up.
I
No
developments
of
importance
j
appear
to
have
transpired
in
j
the
warehouse
situation
since
i
the
announcement
that
it
was
the
purchaser
s
intention
to
tear
.'down
the
big
building
and
ship
1
the
lumber
to-
Edmonton
Sug-
.
gcstlons
have
been
heard
of
possible
use
of
a
portion
but
;there
appears
'.o
be
nothing
beyond
the
rumc:
stage.
Ralph
Browne,
formerly
of
Prince
Ruoert
and
now
assistant
manager
of
th?
Alaska
Development
Board
In
Juneau
has
a
report
carrying
th
recent
Daily
News
announcrment
of
the
opening
of
the
Skeena
Highway
and
tha:
the
date
is
ahead
p:
last
ytar's
time.
Numerous
Ju-ncauitcs.
the
:eport
says,
tak3
their'
cars
from
Juneau
to
Prince
Rupert,
driving
the
rest
of
the
way
to
the
United
States
over
picturesque
roads.
Unveiling
and
dedication
ceremonies
of
an
oil
painting
by
artist-preacher
Rev.
H.
O.
Jor-genson
of
Fosston,
Minnesota,
were
conducted
in
theFirst
Baptist
Church
Sunday.
Rev.
Jor-genson
has
been
painting
a
mural
on
the
presbytery
wall
since
his
stay
in
the
city.
It
de
picts
the
walls
of
Jerusalem,
the
Hills
of
the
Crosses
and
symbolizes
the
River
of
Life.
Rev.
Jorgenson
has
been
conducting
revival
meetings
at
the
church
Jor
over
a
week,
preach
ed
his
final
sermon
on
Monday
night.
Sunday
morning
he)
spoke
on
"From
Slave-boy
to
Governor"
and
"Crossing
the
Canyon"
in
the
evening.
His
meetings
have
been
well
attended
throughout
the
week
and
last
night
the
church
held
a
good
crowd.
Mr.
Jorgenson
left
yesterday
aboard
the
Coquitlam
and
plan?
to
talk
in
Vancouver,
Seattle
and
Bellingham.
Following
visits
there,
he
will
return
to
his
home
at
Fosston.
I
MUSTARD
I
mokei
e
TASTIER
SALAD
j
French
Dressing
4$
ll
cup
salad
oil
V
teaipocm
pppr
'4cup
vinegar
VIapaon
1
teaspoon
salt
Ctlnran
Mustard
Place
the
ingredients
in
glass
itr.
Just
before
serving,
ihskc
the
con.
tents
well.
'".free
recipe
book,
"Culinary
Art",
writ
In
R.-ki,
It
Colmao
(Canada)
Lid
Station
Montreal.
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Maybe
we're
new
in
business
BUT
YOU
WILL
FIND
OUR
SERVICE
IS
EXCELLENT
So
when
you
want
a
Car
CALL
TAXI
383
TAXI
or
drop
in
at
the
Washington
Block,
2nd
Ave.
West
at
Seventh
Street
Your
health
mutt
he
tnp-nouh
to
do
your
hem.
So,
tioo
t
tlup
this
Jtrrat
food
dirtiaans
wy
-
aetni
hole
wheal.
It
contains
ritmt
food
rlcmrnei.
And
NABISCO
&HRh
DDED
WHEAT
it
md
from
100,
ubesl!
fansf
frrth.
Roldm
NABISCO
SHRFDDFD
VHIJAT
and
MILK,
tomor.
row.
A
trrat
HOT
or
COLDJ
mm
in
the
Civic
Centre
Monday
:
night.
,
Two
courses
are
offered.jp
The
first,
a
home
economics
I
ui
tua,Do.oi.
it
neirly
doubles
last
year's
March
total
of
$62,731.11
Shoe
by
SAVAGE
Built
on
scientific
.
lasts
which
encourage
good
posture,
correct
balance
and
weight,
distribution
in
...
.
SANDY
SAVAGE
BOOTS
&
OXFORDS
Brownwoods
j
For-
....
oppcornnce
....
long
life
(
....
low
cost
?
ASPHALT
SHINGLES
Runs.
Shades:
red,
green,
green
blend
?rmi
blend
delivered
per
square
$10.75
'
Cm
"
$10.00
s
per
square
Siudis:
red
and
green
....
per
square
$
9.00
A
5HIFFER-HILLMAN
SUIT
Suits
for
Spring
that
are
smarter
in
appearance
and
better
in
quality.
Saxonys
..
.
.
.
Pin
Stripes
...Plain
Tones
Sharkskins
.
.
Fine
Pic
and
P
i
c
Patterns
.
.
.
single
breasted
or
double
breasted
in
the-'
colors
you
prefer.
Imported
Cloths
in
expert
styling
and
correct
fit
.
.
.
You
buy
the
best
when
you
buy
Shiffer-Hillman.
I
Painting
&
Decorating
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&
MATUIK
fpiione
Blue
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233
11th
St
PHOTO
FRAMES
Frame
Type
Mounts
See
our
fine
selection
of
glass
and
metal
frames
'
WRATHALL'S
,
Photo
Finishing
are
in
first
class
condition.
Themes:
Red
127,
Green
810
GEO.
J.
DAWKS,
Auctioneer.
(80)
Th,
Stts
Opfn
Roais,
$I0o
$59
Otler
Stetjc
priies
jromU.it
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&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
PHONE
116
night
and
will
he
taught
during
evenings
for
the
next
two
weeks.
Tailoring
courses
are
being
taught
during
afternoons
for
the
next
two
weeks.
Approximately
30
persons
are
enrolled
In
each
class.
n't
Suffer
Needlessly
From
The
Torturing
Pains
Of
ARTHRITIS
Trjr
DOLCIN
.
.
.
now
available
In
threa
i
mvrnirnt
sizes.
The
cost
is
reasonable
.
.
,
ine
rrsult
is
prompt
rt'licf
from
the
pain
,
of
Arthritis,
Rheumatism
and
Neuritis.
:
There
arc
no
unpleasant
after-effects,
fol
IlOLOlN
is
safe,
non-toxic
.
.
.
does
not
harm
the
heart
or
any
other
organ.
Yout
,
UrtiKKiat
has
DOLCIN,
Got
a
bottle
UkJbj
:
and
let
DOLCIN
help
you
come
out
from
j
intler
Ihe
shadow
of
pain
!
Beware
ol
'
nitations
look
for
the
DOLCIN
greet
I
and
white
paekaffc!
100
tablets
for
12.
a9
i
l'"0
tablets
for
1.1.
Sfi
also
available
It
hollies
of
(HO
tablet.
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LimiteV
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10.
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w'-
to
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COOK,
JEWELLER
You'll
be
Satisfied
521
3rd
Ave.
iiinwD
.
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UNRESERVED
AUCTION
SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
and
FURNITURE
At
the
Residence,
1060
8lh
Avenue
East
on
Thursday,
April"
6th
commencing
at
2:30
p.m.
sharp.
Instructed
by
the
Owner
who
is
Leaving
Town,
I
will
sell
by
Auction
the
following:
Victor
mantle
radio
(all
wave)
;
tri-lite
lamp;
9
ft.
x
12
ft.
Ax-minster
Carpet;
2
walnut
occasional
chairs;
walnut
coffee
table;
standard
lamp;
end
table;
magazine
table;
one
writing
desk;
one
walnut
bedroom
suite
(6
piece)
with
Rip
Van
Winkle
inner
spring
mattress;
Eureka
electric
carpet
sweeper;
Singer
sewing
machine
&
bench;
size
bed
with
box
spring
and
spring-filled
mattress;
McClafy
heater;
Beatty
electric
washing
machine;
child's
crib;
girl's
bicycle;
2
electric'
heaters;
bedroom
dresser;
chest
of
drawers;
bedside
table;
waffle
Iron;
electric
Iron;
jacknife
kitchen
table
&
4
chairs;
Lino
Rug;
stepladder;
etc.
ssb
0
nuw
I
ili.ii
ifemcfteim
part
DON'T
FORGET
make
your
Easter
dinner
reservations
early
at
the
fecial
for
STERTIME
tc
Novelties
-gg-Filled
Baskets
Easter
Bunnies
IC
Easter
Toys
Greeting
Cards
NOW
AT
NOTE:
All
these
goods
Must
be
sold.
Terms
Cash
DINING
ROOM
Reservations
&
Take
Out
Orders
Phone
868
p
Box
1U8
518
3rd
Ave.
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ixst
or
utffc
ike
FACTORY
REBUILT
CYLINDER
ASSEMBLY
Here
is
the
answer
to
restoring
"new
engine"
power,
performance
and
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to
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truck
economically!
When
your
Ford-Monarch
Dealer
or
Mcrcury-Lincoln-Mcteor
Dealer
installs
this
Genuine
Ford
Rebuilt
Cylinder
Assembly
you
have
the
equivalent
of
a
braud-new
engine
...
yet
the
cost
is
lower.
Also
this
Factory-Rebuilt
unit
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so
roitn
now
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wear
STLl'SON
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than
mr
The
luxurious
mi
"50
ways
better"
or
a
Ml
MONARCH
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than
ever"
CALL
IN
TODAY
Stetson
Open
Road.
The
most
popular
hat
in
the
West
it
has
now
travelled
cross
country
to
richly
crown
the
smart,
dignified
outfits
of
Eastern
businessmen.
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