1
FLOOD
DYKE
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1
VMwtt
Rupert
Daily
rectus
LtD.
Monday,
June
7,
1943
.
L
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
First
Local
News
Items
Hotel.
.
A
.
I
tor
ouiming
needs
MOOSE
FLOOD
RELIEF
DANCE
srnais
unfavorable
Father
G.
Clenaghan
O.M.I,
of
.
A.
Letourneau
1.00
P.
Letourneau
......
2.00
P.
Clark
2.00
A.
Leighton
5.00
the
local
Roman
Catholic
clergy
weather,
the
St.
Andrew's
Assailed
last
night
on
the
Cardena
lican
Cathedral
Sunday
School
S.
Blomberg
1.00
M.
Olsen,
Vancouver;
E.
Mac-Donald,
Vancouver;
O.
Hanson,
Vancouver;
W.
R.
Bonnycastle,
The
weekly
program
of
whist
and
dancing
held
In
the
Moose
Temple
under
the
auspices
of
for
a
trip
to
Stewart
on
eccle-
picnic,
which
was
to
have
beeni
!M.
Shrubsall
1.00
SUPER-SPECIAL
siasucai
duties.
.
held
on
Saturday,
was
Dost-
LUMBER
.
.
.
CEMENT
...
FIR,
CEDAR
AND
BIRCH
PLYWOOD
.
.
.
RED
CEDAR
SHINGLES
.
.
GYI'KOC
WALLBOARD
...
BRICKS,
LIME,
PLASTER
L.
Blain
1.00
F.
Webber
1.00
R.
C.
Johnson
1-Gi)
adian
legion
Executive
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Flnnie.
dIo-
,
Port
Edward;
R.
H.
Ekstein,
New
j
the
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
-was
Westminster;
H.
Midski,
New
i
the
usual
popular
success
Sat-Westminster;
K.
J.
Bowe,
Sands-jurday
night.
Card
playing,
pit;
W.
H.
.Wilson.
Sandspit;
which
took
up
the
early
part
of
A.
J.
Dawson,
Ocean
Falls;
P.
the
evening,
was
well
attended
Pochalko,
Vancouver;
D.
Kivi,
'and
the
winners
were
Mrs.
Law-Vancouver;.
A.
Thompson,
Van-
ley
and
Mrs.
M.
Ratchford
for
Meeting
and
Regular
neer
residents
of
Prince
Rupert,
Inea
Kristianson
1.00
Monthly
Meeting
sched-
who
moved
from
here
about
a
Joan
Miller
......
100
CESSRT
uled
for
June
7
and
9
fnrt.nitrhi-.
nan
InfpnHoH
fn
fhnnsfi
B.
Rudderham
2.00
1BERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
have
been
postponed
until
Mon-
.their
new
home
in
or
near
Chil-
v-
McKenzie
1.00
day,
June
14
and
Wednesday
j
Hwack,
long
settled
and
fertile
G.
W.
Morgan
1.00
June
16,
respectively,
when
Dom-
community
In
the
Fraser
Valley.
N-
Bellis
5i00
inion
Convention
reports
will
be
How
they
are
affected
has
not
J-
Wilson
2.00
PHONE
116
FOR
PRICES
J.
Stokes,
Duncan;
Miss
E.
Chal-loner,
Butedale;
Mrs.
W.
Malcolm,
Butedale;
F.
W.
Reich,
Butedale.
read.
Mrs.
E.
Paavola
100
(135)
been
heard.
Carl
Brechin
tallying
high
scores
for
the
men.
Following;
the
playing
of
cards
refreshments
were
served
and
prizes
distributed
to
the
winners
at
whist.
Dancing
to
music
provided
by
the
Moose
Orchestra
commenc
Hugo
Kraupner
left
today
by
j
An
overneated
oil
burner
was
air
on
a
business
trip
to
Van-
responsible
lor
a
fire
call
to
the
couver-
residence
of
Mrs.
G.
Stromdahl,
K.
F
Harriinp
man.-
f
J
143
Nintn
Avenue
East
on
Sun-
Wiouncementa
fcrlwemcnK
i
this
column
E
charted
for
a
full
monto
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
It
23
cenw
Prince
day
morninS-
blaze
was
con
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-
j
Mr.
Yterburg
2.00
Martin
Yterburg
LOG
C.
L.
McDonald
10.00
Friend
-
2.00
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Guthrie
1.00
Mrs.
I.
Wick
100
Miss
Johnson
20.00
Mr.
Berglinel
..'.
3.00
Mrs.
O.
Strand
.'.
2.00
Mrs.
D.
Delaney
L00
Mrs.
R.
Long"
2.00
trolled
before
damage
was
done.
ed
at
10:30.
The
proceeds
of
this
dance
as
well
as
a
raffle
were
pledged
to
the
Flood
Relief
Auxiliary
United
Church
WEDDED
IN
CATHEDRAL
A
well
known
couple
of
the
native
village
of
Kitkatla
were
united
in
marriage
early
Friday
evening
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
by
the
rector.
Rev.
Q.
Should
a
business
man
ask
his
secretary
to
get
another
business
man
on
the
telephone
and
then
say,
"Just
a
moment,
please.
"Mr.
Young
wishes
to
speak
with
you?"
e
10,
Mrs.
C.
H.
Hankin-Jj5
Borden.
Lterian
Tea,
home
oi
Campaign.
Miss
Dorothy
Roberts
was
the
winner
of
a
parcel
of
Rev.
George
Morrow,
formerly
of
Newcastle,
England,
Is
a
guest
at
the
h,ome
of
Bishop
J.
B.
Gib-
operative,
left
by
air
this
afternoon
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Dale
Pitt,
general
manager
of
Siibak-Premier
gold
mining
Co.
Ltd.,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Cardena
bound
north
from
canned
goods
raffled
for
this
A.
WLwecKin,
oia
huuw
purpose.
Mrs.
John
Wick
2.00
tact
,i,
Vr
it
,
i
uuu
r
v
v.
.
Ul
bill,
tnO
u
DCTtlAl
t
17.
kic
School
Hall,
June
24
Basil
S.
Prockter.
The
bride
was
Lily
Lewis,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
KINSMEN
RAISE
$350
FOR
FUND
J
home
cooking
sale,
2:30
prd
tournament
finals,
8
mpnths,
Rev.
Mr.
Morrow
has
been
visiting
in
various
parts
of
Canada.
It
Is
expected
he
will
be
assigned
to
a
parish
in
the
Diocese
of
Caledonia.
R.
H.
Fuller
-
a.uu
F.
A.
McLean
5.00
Alex
Kingerskl
2.00
A
Friend
2.00
Jack
Morrison
3.00
E.
Merk
2.00
Mrs.
William
Lewis.
The
groom
was
Albert
Innes,
son
of
Mr.
and
A.
This
depends
upon
the
status
of
the
two
men.
It
is
hot
courteous
to
keep
the
second
man
waiting.
Q.
Is
it
all.
right
to
send
wedding
invitations
to
friends
who
live
so
far
away
that
one
knows
they
will
be
unable
to
attend?
I
A.
Certainly.
Distance
has
The
satisfactory
sum
of
$350.90
Vancouver
last
night
for
a
visit
of
inspection
to
the
property.
Capt.
Alex
Sinclair
of
the
Pacific
'Coast
pilotage
service
sailed
on
the
Catala
Saturday
8
Mary
I.O.D.E.
Bazaar,
was
realized
for
the
flood
emerg
ency
relief
fund
by
the
Kins
Mrs.
Timothy
Innes.
There
was
a
full
bridal
retinue
including
several
bridesmaids
and
groomsmen
as
well
as
flower
girls,
all
1
20.
jiyterian
Fall
Bazaar,
No.
M.
J.
Saunders
10.00
G.
R.
Eburne
2.00
HTi-0
U7
T
Rrwont
1.03
men's
Club
at
their
dance
Fri
evening
on
his
return
to
Van.
;l
Timely
Recipe
day
night.
One
hundred
and
:
twenty
-
nine
dress
shirts
in
all
sizes
and
colors
to
suit
everyone's
taste.
Broadcloths
in
woven
stripes,
plain
colors
,
and
fine
checkaall
to
be
sold
at
BARGAIN
prices
that
you
cannot
afford
to
miss.
Reg.
Price
$4.75
Sale
Price
$3.15
Reg.
Price
$4.00
Sale
Price
$2.95
Reg.
Price
..:
$3.75
Sale
Price
$2.65
Deauiuuiiy
costumed.
Many
j
couver.
Capt.
Sinclair
piloted
th
Miss
E.'
Barber
..Z:I.l...
LOO
nothln&
t0
d0
with
thoughtful-
menas
were
in
aiienaance
tO;RUSSan
shlD
chukotka
AIR
PASSENGERS
'
here
v
a
w.w.-.-.v.-.w
aw
ness.
Mrs.
P.
Husay
L00
from
Vancouver
last
week.
To
Vancouver
Mrs.
A.
Walker,
Mrs.
R.
Kelsey
2.0'J
Mrs.
V.
Brown
100
P.
Rosang
-
10.00
witness
the
ceremony.
The
bride,
given
in
marriage
by
her
brother,
Dwyer
Lewis,
wore
white
flowered
crepe
under
tulle,
the
gown
having
a
sweetheart
neckline.
She
aVo
had
u
BRAISED
VEAL
AND
NOODLES
8
lb.
salt
pork,
finely
diced
l'2
lbs.
vaei
breast,
cut
in
V2-inch
pieces
Q.
When
should
a
woman
rise
to
receive
an
introduction
to
a
man?
A.
Only
when
she
Is
the
hostess.
In
this
instance
she
not
only
rises,
but
extends
her
hand
j
NOTICE
X
C.
Lunch
Cafe,
Hazelton.
a
notice
that
I
have
a
fsiiip
interest
in
the
above
g
and
any
sale
of
same
$y
be
made
subject
to
my
ftl.
ri
JACK
LEE
I
Mrs.
J.
Fredheim
3.00
;
Mrs.
M.
Mennell
and
two
children,
have
arrived
in
the
city
from
Victoria
to
pay
p.
brief
visit
with
Mrs.
Mennell's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Hugo
Kraupner,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Jeflerles,
K.
Harding,
Mr.
Swen-sen,
A.
Feidler,
J.
STripway.
To
Smithers
W.
E.
Shrubsall,
E.
Hardy,
S.
Edgar,
L.
Bolton.
.
From
Sandspit
K.
Bowe,
K.
Solberg,
M.
Gourlay,
W.
H.
Wil-"son,
D.
MarshaUT'ftlrs.
S.
-Wilson,
A.
V.
Lehman.
in
greeting.
A
Friend
3.00
Mrs.
J.
Carpenter
;
2.U0
"Anonymous
.'.
LOO
i
Mr.
and
Mv.
A.
R.
Nichols
5.00
I
Anonymous
-
2.00
I
Mrs.
B.
Gammon
2.00
2
tablespoons.
flour
IV2
teaspoons
salt
2
cups
water
3,k
cup
diced
celery
i
tablespoons
chopped
onion-
1
Vi
cus
broken
noodles
conventional
veil
and
her
bouquet
was
of
orange
blossoms.
The
matron
of
honor
was
Mrs.
Paul
Mason
in
a
rose
pink
floor
length
gown.
Cla&siiitQ
Advertising
Pays!
SALT
LAKE
IS
Mrs.
G.
Mostad
o
ou
1
tablespoon
chopped
Darslev
vnii
iuamfii
iiiua
enrrrn
The
groomsmen
Included
James
I
POPULAR
SPOT
Innes,
uncle
of
the
groom,
Paul
i
Mason
and
Russell
Gamble,
all;
The
Salt
Lake
on
the
north
ert
Pioneer
to
!
Ireland
Visit
ir
R.
Barrow,
wiio,
as
a
gsineer,
helped
lay
out
t
Rupert's
townsite
and
s
a
member
of
the
first
Fry
the
salt
pork
In
a
heavy
T-
M-
Spencer
uJ
pan
until
golden
brown
and
Mrs-
WU
Macuo,liua
"
urn
msm
then
mm
(scodlilLV-
prominent
men
of
the
village.
I
side
oi
the
narbor
was
a
popu-
crisp.
Add
veal
which
has
been
Anonymous
-
Forty-two
guests
assembled
i
'ar
place
on
Sunday
when
scores
sprinkled
with
flour,
and
brown.
-
stole
100
later
at
the
banquet
hall
of
the
of
picnickers
and
holiday
makers
Add
salt
and
water
and
simmer
Mrs.
E.
A.
Keays
LOO
Broadway
Cafe
for
a
wedding
spent
the
day
there.
Resumption
until
tender.
Add
celery,
chopped
L.
S.
Edgar
100
banquet
which
was
sponsored
by
:
of
Sunday
excursions
by
Tony
(
onion
and
noodles.
Cover
and
Anonymous...-
5.00
Edward
Bolton.
Speakers,
in
ad-!
Crawley
in
his
new
cruiser
cook
until
noodles
are
tender.
Mrs.
Norman
McLeod
5.00
dition
to
Mr.
Bolton,
included
;
"A.P.C."
has
made
the
holiday
1
Serve,
sprinkled
with
chopped
Mrs.
H.
Brown
L00
Rev
Basil
S.
Prockter,
Paul;
spot
available
to
the
general
parsley.
Yield:
6
servings.
Mrs.
T.
Brewerton
LOU
.....
......
-R
flfl
(ouncil,
has
been
heard
indirectly.
He
has
beeii
retirement
at
Kokanee
near
Nelson,
for
some
lid
E.
T.
Applewhaite
has
fcirom
his
father
that
he
Burrow)
is
soon
to
leave
trip
to
his
native
home
In
Id
,S
Mason,
James
Innes,
William
pudjic.
Many
private,
Doats
took
Mrs.
t.
tnnsmuiuu
Gladstone
.
and,
of
course,
the
parties
to
the
lake
as
well.
Cravat
was
the
name
given
by
Mrs.
G.
M.
Currie
100
Many
motorists
drove
past
Kwin-
I
the
French
in
the
reign
of
Louis
Mrs.
O.
JuviK
eroom.
41
Here's
Good
News!
AAfi
you
between
the
ages
of
38
and
52
and
going
through
that
trying
functional
'middle-age
period
peculiar
to
women?
Does
this
make
you
suffer
from
hot
flashes,
feel
clammy,
so
nervous,
irritable,
weak
?
Then
do
try
Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
to
relieve
such
ymptoma!
It's
famous
for
this!
Many
'wiee-'miridHkaffe'
women
take
Pinkham's
Compound
regularly
to
help
build
up
resistance
against
this
distress.
Pinkham's
Compound
contains
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Innes
will
reside
Itsa
to
survey
the
highway
fol-
XIV
to
the
scarf
worn
by
Kitkatla.
lowing
the
floods
last
week.
ian
soldiers.
0
irtise
Ir
the
Daily
News!
Mrs.
A.
MacPhee
10J
Mrs.
C.
B.
Lovin
2.00
Mrs.
E.
Pierce
100
Mrs.
H.
Hansen
100
A.
Dybhavn
2.0'J
O.
Jerstad
10
00
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
L.
Dale
....
2.03
Sisters
of
St.
Joseph
5.00
Mrs.
W.
J.
.Nelson
5.00
It
helps
nature
(you
know
what
we
mean!).
This
great
medicine
also
has
what
Doctors
call
a
stomachic
tonic
effect.
NOTE:
Of
yon
mr
prfrr
LYDI4
E.
riNkH
IM
S
1
lll,L
1
S
Willi
iron
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
Limited
:
Lean
Back
and
LA-Z-BOY
leans
back
with
you
for
reading,
reclining,
relaxing,
reposing,
retiring.
Call
in
Seeing
is
Believing
no
opiates
no
habit-lormtng
drugs.
Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
VEGETABLE
COMPOUND
FOR
S
it
takes
"Chicken
in
the
Rough'
f
Everything
for
the
327
3rdAve.
Phone
775
3
fine
tobaccos
to
.Call
the
5
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CENTRE
i
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Bride
f
DINING
ROOM
i
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Rupert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
518
Tel.
777
Flowers
For
All
Occasions
PHONE
231
J.
giveyou
-
MILDNESS
The
"gown"
is
the
climax
to
a
Bride's
trouseau
but
if
you
are
preparing
for
the
great
moment,
SPORTS
TOGS,
LINGERIE,
HOSIERY
and
ACCESSORIES
will
take
on
added
importance.
For
"going-away"
choose
a
tropical
worsted
suit,
priced
at
i-
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V
'
fib
PIS
Piil
$22.50.
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can
order
any
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we
may
not
have
in
stock
Whether
you
are
a
June
Bride
or
not,
use
Sweet
Six-teen's
personalized
BUDGET
PLAN
when
making
your
purchase.
No
Interest.
No
Carrying
Charges.
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SPECIALTY
CHOP
For
Outside
Orders
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MEIN
OF
VIRGINIA,
BURlEy
TURKISH
TOBACCOS
IN
ONE
FIHE
CIGARETTE
TRY
Rex
Cate
FOR
TASTY
MEALS
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The
finest
Virginia
leaf,
all
the
coolness
of
slow
burning
Burley,
all
the
rich
fragrance
of
selected
Turkish
tobaccos
are
superbly
combined
in
a
Buckingham.
No
other
cigarette'
offers
the
same
delightful
flavour,
is
so
truly
throat
easy,
so
fully
ond
completely
satisfying.
Ask
any
Buckingham
'
smoker
better
still,
buy
a
package
today
and
prove
Useful
Utensils
CAKE
BOXES
COOKY
TINS
BREAD
BOXES
MUFFIN
TINS
KITCHEN
SCALES
COPPER
KETTLES
THERMOS
BOTTLES
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
OPEN
it
for
yourself.
TO,
2
A.M.
CHINESE
DISHES
OUR
SPECIALTY
1
SECOND
AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
?lY
THE
BUCKINGHAM
FORMULA
CAN
GIVE
YOU
BUCKINGHAM
SATISFACTION
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