carrying
410,000
board
feet
nrt
F
prince
Kupett
Dailp
r3cto
Saturday,
September
18,
1948
cumstance
would
have
dhu1
MOW
Ci3
Waterfront
Whiffs
charged
at
Prince
Rupert
arriv
ed
recently
In
Tacoma
Fashion
in
Full
Fling
M0
to.
onial
bouquet
of
roses
and
gladioli
fashioned
by
Mrs.
H.
T.
Lock.
-
One
bridesmaid
wore
moire
taffeta
with
bustle;
the
other,
silk
nylon
jersey
with
yoke.
Their
bouquets
were
of
dahlias.
Amusing
variety
was
lent
to
the
fashion
parade
by
the
female
impersonators
who
dls-Dorted
themselves
with
courage
1
unloading
took
place.
The
bare,.
ur
ioaf
the
styles
in
ladies'
wear,
and
uwcu
souin
by
the
tug
Santrina.
The
unloading
in
Tacoma
was
performed
by
the
A.
F.
of
L.
longshoremen,
r..
once
cut,
th.
Brownwoods,
footwear.
An
intriguing
display
of
the'
many
lovely
things
which
are'
cause
of
a
iurisHtHnr,n.i
j,
.
'
wwr,
,
'
Ml
0
,
.
uispute
tace
th
SIceena
River
Canneries
Closing
Down
Tuna
Boats
Still
Out
Coho
Fishing
Fair
Pleasing
Display
by
People's
Store
and
Brown
woods
For
Job's
Daughters
favored
fall
and
winter
fashions
in
full
variety
and
latest
mode
were
paraded
in
beautiful
setting
before
a
large
and
discriminating
audience
at
the
available
this
fall
for
Milady
s
every
mood
and
occasion
was
punctuated
with
several
de-
uctwecu.
me
American
CI
o
together
"
Warehousemen's
Union
and
the
I
Q
hL
International
Woodworkers,
the
arm
C,'
longshoremen
at
Prince
Rupert
I
Tall
1,4
did
not
handle
the
barge.
Had
A."
Wran
u
this
been
done,
the
lumber
out
of
W
"
E
would
have
ennn
tn
k
t,.
.
.""
ntmiuiiy
acceptable
stage
and
novelty
numbers.
J
-
Charming
mannequins.
Job's
well-filled
auditorium
of
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
The
oc
iom
S4lt
ha,'
Despite
the
fact
thatthe
Skeena
and
Naas
River
gillnet
areas
are
still
open,
canneries
on
the
Skeena
are
closing
down
after
one
of
the
most
successful
seasons
on
record.
Two
canneries
already
have
terminated
their
season's
operations
and
others
are
expected
to
close
shortly.
.
1
"
vllc
UIUlecj
States
market
out
of
Prince
Rupert
over
the
C.N.R.,
according
to
an
explanation
at
Juneau
casion
was
the
annual
fashion
show
of
the
local
Job's
Daugh-
ters
in
co-operation
with
People's
Store,
which
presented
Daughters
and
their
friends,
modelled
with
poise
and
pres-'
ence
the
lingerie,
sports
wear,'
the
coats,
the
suits,
the
ensem-'
bles,
and
afternoon
and
evening
if.
V,
I
-il
IT-
i
Q-
How
cm
odors
from
t
and
turmps,
'
til
A
few
gillnetters
remain
on
Wlu
aueci
oniy
a
iew
Doaia.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
if
not
with
the
utmost
grace
and
met
with
full
approval.
Bernice
Eastwood,
Honored
Queen
of
the
Bethel,
opened
the
proceedings
with
brief
remarks
of
welcome
and
appreciation.
Among
outstanding
numbers
on
the
entertainment
program
were
the
graceful
ballet
number
of
Miss
Margaret
Brain,
fresh
from
her
triumphs
in
Vancouver
and
Hollywood
as
'Miss
P.N.
E."
and
Miss
Shirley
McCaffery,
talented
visiting
violinist
from
Ottawa,
whose
numbers
were
Kreisler's
"Old
Refrain"
and
the
"Meditation"
from
Massenet's
"Thais."
Meeting
with
acclaim
also
were
Joseph
Franky,
with
his
piano
selection,
Chopin's
"Valse
in
A
Flat;"
Bobby
Woods,
piano-accordian;
Miss
dresses
from
an
attractively
ar
the
Skeena,
fishing
coho.
but
Actually,
only
a
portion
of
the
Ernest
Sheppard,
is
due
in
nort
these
are
not
in
sufficient
area
the
west
coast
of
Banks
(
at
7
o'clock
this
evening
f
rom
'
cookine
,
,
ranged
raised
three-way
platform
so
designed
as
to
give
the
S
RUPERT
MEN'S
&
i
tv...
Island
Island
has
ha
been
rwpn
nwn
open
so
r
th
the
Vancouver
Vanrnnvnr
via
via
Rivers
Pluar.
inui
Inlet.
Bel.
hundreds
of
discriminating
:
BOYS
WEAR
spectators
full
view
of
their
la
Coola,
Ocean
Falls
and
many
other
coast
points
and
will
sail
soon
thereafter
on
her
return
south.
'
STORE
every
feature.
The
appreciation
numbers
to
justify
keeping
the
canneries
open.
Carlisle
and
.
conservation
measure
will
have
Sunnyslde
were
reported
Friday
or'y
sIeht
effect
on
the
seiners,
to
have
shut
down
and
the
others
Areaa
n
District
Two
now
were
reported
to
be
planning
Pn
seiners
include
por-similar
action,
possibly
next
tlons
'
the
Butedale,
Bella
weelj
I
Bella
and
Smiths
and
Rivers
In-
was
obvious
from
the
measure
of
applause.
Mrs.
Robert
Strachan
acted
1
-
jinn
1
1-
-r
-S"
RAY
Mil
1
ivh
as
commentator
in
her
usual
TODAY
Maloritv
of
the
hundreds
of.let
regions.
capable
manner
and
the
piano
1L
HE
BIG
Cli
gillnetters
who
made
rich
accompaniments
were
by
Mrs.
catches
during
the
sockeye
sea
Joanne
Langrldge
and
Alex
Mitchell
with
their
vocal
duets.
J.
S.
Black.
No
information
has
been
received
late
this
week
on
the
CHURCHILL
IN
PARIS
Former
Prime
Minister
of
Great
Britain
Winston
Churchill
is
pictured
-as
he
changed
trains
in
the
railroad
station
in
Paris.
He
is
en-,
route
to
Aix-en-Provlence
for
a
brief
vacation.
son
earlier
in
the
summer
are
A
breath-taking
weddine
pro
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
AM
cession
was
the
highlight
fin
and
a
girl's
quartette
comprising
Margaret
Murray,
Diane
Kennedy,
Joanne
Langridge
and
ale.
Elspeth
Mackenzie
was
the
beautiful
1948
bride
with
Donna
ROBERT
LOWERY
Joan
Ketcheson.
As
the
program
concluded
MacArthur
and
Marion
Shenton
as
her
pretty
bridesmaids.
Taking
the
part
of
the
father
was
now
on
the
Fraser
where
the
'
progress
of
the
tuna
fishing
on
season
is
two
months
later
the
west
coast
of
the
Queen
than
in
the
north.
'
j
Charlottes
but
it
Is
believed
that
Some
of
the
boats
have
linger-1
there
Is
still
a
large
number
of
ed
in
the
Butedale
and
Bella
'
ats
out.
The
KlUmaat.
'which
Bella
and
Bella
Coola
areas
j
has
en
on
patrol
duty
is
still
where
gillnetting
Is
still
per-1
ln
tne
are
but
has
not
reported
mjUe(j
for
the
last
couple
of
days.
The
Grenville-Prlnclpe
Chan-1
nel
area
will
close
to
all
types
Fair
coho
trolling
is
reported
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
mentor
of
Job's
Daughters.
sDoke
aDDre-
ANN
SAVAGE
In
'JUNGLE
FLIGHT'
'WESTrf
George
Shenton
with
Mel
Skal-
ciatively
of
the
firms
which
had
merud,
Booby
Woods
and
Row
made
the
show
possible,
also
hep:
land
Miles
as
the
groomsmen.
acknowledging
efforts
of
participants
and
assistants.
L.
M.
MOOSE
WOMEN
ENJOY
BANQUET
Prince
Rupert
chapter,
Women
of
the
Moose,
held
its
annual
banquet
at
the
Broadway
Cafe
last
night
when
70
members
sa:
The
hride's
cotsume
was
white
satin'
with
nylon
skirt
and
silk
Felsenthal,
general
manager
of
off
Rose
Spltt
on
the
north
end
of
net
fishing
Sunday
night
but
net
lace.
She
had
a
lovely
col-
the
Peoples
Store
organiza
tion,
receiving
a
bouquet
for
TIMELY
RECIPE
of
Graham
Island
and
good
catches
also
were
reported,
otf
the
Dundas
Islands
early
this
week
although
they
have
dropped
off
ln
the
last
couple
of
days.
A
storm
which
struck
down
to
tables
in
the
dining
Mrs.
Felsenthal,
spoke
appropriately
in
acknowledgement.
A
i
bouquet
was
also
presented
to
Cdmning
!
Tuesday
&
room
and
later
finished
the
evening
with
a
session
of
court
Southern
Slufied
Peppers
6
medium
green
peppers
1
tin
tomato
soup
Chandler
&
Cowgill
Photographer
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging
Box
645
216
4th
St.
Wcin
whist.
YOUR
COMPLETE
STORE
FOR
BOYS
2
cup
corn
meal
(yellow
01
Hecate
StraiU
Friday
has
sent
white)
the
boats
to
shelter.
Members
and
guests
were
welcomed
by
Senior
Regent
Mrs.
Thomas
Glenn.
p"'L
vmf
mb
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bobby
Woods
for
Brownwoods.
Other
presentations
were
made
to
Miss
Shirley
McCaffery,
Miss
Margaret
Brain
and
to
Mrs.
Robert
Strachan,
'Mrs.
W.
Webster,
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre,
Mrs.
E.
Stordahl.
Mrs.
Lester
A
team
trom
the
State
tt
PANTS
OVERALLS
SHIRTS
UNDERWEAR
SWEATERS
SUITS
5
Thomas
Glenn.
Guests
were
Mrs.
William
Redway
of
Prince
1
small
onion,
chopped
1
cup
shredded
dried
beef
04
lb.t
3
tbsp.
butter
or
margarine,
melted
1
egg
slightly
beaten
Pomnuo
coaHo
tnH
Innc
frnm
Washington
Departments
Fish-!
eries
has
arrived
at
Terrace
to
acquire
600,000
pink
salmon
eggs
which
they
will
take
back
for
George
and
Mrs.
M.
Jensen
of
Vancouver.
Franklin
and
Miss
Polema
Line-
S
RUPERT
MEN'S
S
&
BOYS'
WEAR
Stop
Leaky
c
.
t
u
FALL
FASHION
The
function
was
in
charge
of
the
rhantrr's
pntprlainmont
""H"
l.rn.rlm.nlol
r,.,,.
It
ham.
The
models
were:
Lingerie
Mary
Strachan.
i
ductus:
rmuu
committee
consisting
of
Mrs.!
Sam
Haugan,
chah-man,
Mrs.
Amy
Casper.
Mrs.
Harold
Mun-'
peppers,
combine
the
soup
andi:"",
..L
"
,
Putiake
aProval
uf
corn
meal,
mixing
well.
ef'
thei
the
dried
beef
in
a
strainer
and!mlnlon
fisheries
Department,
!
the
crew
wlu
str'P
number
of!
pour
a
cup
of
hot
water
over
it
to
take
out
the
excess
salt.
Add,female
Plnk
salmon
of
their
ON
OUR
STAGE
I
Mary
McAfee,
Mickey
Murray,
Mrs.
S.
R.
Donaldson
and
Kathleen
Smith.
Sportswear
Inger
Peterson.
Why
endure
the
annovanr
IN
CO-OPERATION
WITH
cey
and
Mrs.
Percy
Bond.
Winners
of
the
court
whist!
prizes
were
Mrs.
Halstad.
Mrs.'
ANNETTE
MAR
William
Bussey
and
Mrs.
BiaL
the
dried
beef,
onion,
butter
eBgs,
men
put
mem
m
..
tanks
j
and
egg
and
stir
until
blended.
'
unU1
they
are
partially
de-j
Stuff
the
peppers.
Place
up-,veloPed-
The
eggs
then
will
be
right
in
greased
baking
dish;
loaded
Into
a
tank
truck
and
add
a
small
amount
of
water;,
taken
back
to
Washington
by
cover
and
bake
in
moderate.
highway.
'
.
i
Margaret
Strachan,
Carol
Moorehouse,
Marjorie
Tattersal,
Donna
McArthur,
Mary
Strachan,
Mary
McAfee,
Claire
Ritchie,
Rena
Ingram,
Sheila
Bennett,
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
of
dripping
fauceU?
Let
us
fix
them
today.
Dependable
service.
PHONE
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
Bud
Schuman
(Old
Post
Office
Building)
SOMETHING
NEW
AND
ESTKHTiSI
,
Heather
Brewer,
Ethel
Moore-j
house
and
Norman
MacKay.
FOR
SALE
Sunshine
Baby
Carriage,
very
good
condition.
Phone
Green
785.
(225i
oven
(3o0
degrees
F)
45
-
60
.
minutes.
The
barge
De;onglng
.
to
the
Serves
6.
J
Juneau
8
p
r
u
c
e
Corporation.
Your
Best
Eating
Place
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
11
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
Banquet
Hall
n
vuimur
Coats
Alice
Nickerson,
Mar-git
MacArthur,
Lorna
Donaldson,
Mellaine
Brechin,
Marion
Shenton
and
Susie
Knutson.
Suits
Joanne
Langridge,
Kay
Nickerson,
Mrs.
N.
S.
K.
Brewer,
Mrs.
W.
R.
Kennedy
and
Joan
j
m
i
i
nertno
u
for
Luncheons,
Dinners
Has
made
thousands
ol
women
say:
"I
the
others
.
.
.
thm
I
bourbt
a
CONNOR."
Moving,
Packing
Crating,
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
For
Complete.
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenue
Established
1910
Phone
6
and
61
1
Ketcheson.
Dresses
Mrs.
O.
Orosvenor,
j
Marjorie
Eby,
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
Peggy
Gowan,
Dorothy
Me-ILeod,
Kathleen
Smith,
Mickey
Murray
and
Ruth
Ketcheson.
I
Evening
Dresses
Mrs.
L.
C.
j
Eby,
Mrs.
8.
R.
Donaldson,
Ber-jnice
Eastwood,
Diane
Kennedy
and
Parties
Chinese
Dishes
BROADWAY
CAFE
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
200
SEE
THEM
i
Rupert
Radio
i
:
ana
tierd
Lien.
The
men's
fashion
team
included
George
Shenton,
Jarvis
McLeod,
Alex
Mitchell,
N.
S.
K.
Brewer
and
J.
A.
Teng.
WOOD'S
and
DB
Advertise
in
tnt.
Dally
News!
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Sanitation
W
of
'temperate
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tk
drink
of
moderation.
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Paper
Cups-fc
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652
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Past
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of
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nrw-l
that
the
first
cold
snap
orders.
Be
set
for
winter
have
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Furn
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Lives
and
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human
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