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Prince
Rupert
Dally
NewS
Thursday.
November
30,
1950
the
executive
over
the
past
two
Antone
Widen
of
Cow
Bay
ha3
,
been
hospitalized
alter
injuring
vpa
rs
Antrobus
Is
Cancer
Head
Annual
Meeting:
of
Prince
Rupert
Association
Rev.
F.
Antrobus
was
elected
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
HIGH
MORTALITY
!
his
hip
when
he
slipped
on
icy
One
out
of
every
eight
persons
boards
yesterday.
will
die
of
cancer
according
to'
Z
the
film
"Battle
Against
Can-
oAf
l.V.t
cer"
presented
by
Donald
For-'
I.WW'tvWHVnnJ,
...
A
f
tha
c
fr
iolw
of
tV.
r
.flSP
m.
.
9
1
division
of
the
Canadian
Cancer
of
the
meeting.
Although,
according
to
the
film,
there
were
more
casualties
from
canceT
than
war
fatalities
between
Soctety
at
the
annual
meeting
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
yesterday
afternoon.
He
was
secretary
and
campaign
organizer
during
Pearl
Harbor
and
V-J
Day
with
i
?
the
past
two
years.
!
The
new
vice-president,
Mrs.
A.
Holbrook,
read
a
report
compiled
on
the
provincial
convention
held
in
September
at
Vancouver,
at
which
she
was
a
delegate.
Other
members
of
the
new
executive
are
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanley,
secretarv-treasurer:
Mrs.
J.
S.
one
person
dying
every
three
minutes,
science
had
progressed
in
its
treatment
of
the
disease.
Warning
and
illustration
of
danger
signals
were
explained
in
the
film
to
facilitate
recognition
and
immediate
treatment
of
the
disease.
Protection
against
"quack"
cures
were
made
by
showing
that
there
are
only
fm
m
i
w
until,..
nrsr
HVirao
rnpntrnipH
frpnt.mpntS
for
iL
L
BUILDERS'
BUILDERS'
NEEDS,
NEEDS,
FHONE
FHONE
,
,
"
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IV
ii
n.
nuiiam
muiuuv-n,
"vv
"
"
'Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker,
Mrs.
Frederick
the
disease:
surgery,
radium
and
Antrobus.
Mrs.
William
Rothwell,
x-ray.
;
nw.
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1
n6orll7
1
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Mrs.
D.
R.
Barclay,
directors.
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A
nun-
JLm
vXt.t
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t,,l..,
i
Other
officers
appointed
to
the
board
of
directors
are
Dr.
Dun-
D.
C.
Stevenson,
Mrs.
wevuie
Gerrard,
Mrs.
Thelma
Dawson
(Vancouver).
One
local
doctot
PiiE-SAILINO
GROUP
Dock
at
Seattle,
Wash.,
is
the
swne
of
a
last-minute
chat
before
the
Princess
FaVs
2nd
Battalion
embarks
for
the
Fat
East.
Left
to-riRht,
are:
Pte.
C.
H.
Hannigan
of
Po.'t
Cclborne,
Ont.;
Brig.
J.
H.
Rockingham,
commander
of
the
Canadian
Special
Force;
and
Col.
M:
Rr.
C.
E.
Beaudry
of
Ottawa,
direct
ir
of
Roman
Catholic
chaplains
for
the
army.
,
'
(CP
PHOTO)
frozen
hali-
Mrs.
R.
J.
Kean
returns
to
m
Alaska
are
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George
L
the
packer
tonight
after
a
visit
here,
fmond
Hend-
"
ill
return
to
ANNOUNCEMENTS
and
a
social
service
worker
are
I
to
be
appointed.
Due
to
poor
attendance
a
motion
was
made
to
have
in
the
year
only
two
public
meetings
of
he
local
branch,
in
spring
and
i
fall.
It
was
also
moved
that,
if
!
delegates
from
city
organizations
I
could
be
present
at
the
Cance.-
E
James
McKay
of
Skidgale
Dies
ED
Bridie,
whist
and
cribbage
Catholic
Hall
Thursday,
Novem-I
ber
30,
'at
8
p.m.
i
Navy
Danr,e
Public
danre
at
ithe
Navy
Drill
Hall,
Dec.
1.
Proceeds
to
children
s
Christmuus
Tree
Party.
Dancing
10
to
2.
j
27Gc)
ClsVlC
.......
rt.,p
IrftTr
VTfl
W
'
Association
public
meetings,
at
n
Legion
James
McKay,
well
known
native
of
Skidegatc
Meeting
of
Job's
Daughters,
Tree
tendance
might
improve.
The
f
ecretary
was
asked
to
write
to
these
organizations
inviting
del
ATvniiol
rffJ
Friday,
December
1,
at
8
p.m.
Mission,
died
yesterday
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
-A
widower,
he
has
a
son,
Eugene
!
of
Skidgate.
Installation
of
officers,
8ilver
March
and
social.
(280)
25c
buys
three
tins
of
Brunswick
sardines
and
59c
buys
five
pounds
of
sugar
at
Sheardown'..
Norman
McLeod,
mining
man'
from
Alice
A,m,
is
a
patient
in'
the
General
Hospital.
L.O.B.A.
Bazaar
and
tea,
Civic
Centre,
Friday,
Dec.
1,
2:30.
(270)
IF
you
arc
shopping
for
TOYS
.
.
.
come
to
the
VARIETY
STORE.
Our
stock
is
com
egates.
After
the
minutes
of
the
last
meeting
were
read
by
Rev.
Antrobus,
the
retiring
secretary,
the
j
treasurer's
report
was
given
by
I
Mrs.
William
Murdock.
Mrs.
Wil-
f
,
.
,'
L.OB.A.
Ea?.a.ir
Dec.
1.
I
children
may
trans'
widows,1
Jobi
Daughters
Bake
Sa.e
fmembers
and
Overwaltea,
Dec.
2.
Idies'
Auxiliary
Prt
Edward
Anglican
Bazaar
I
register
the
at
Community
Hall,
December
Children
eight
at
2:30
p.m.
tpA
under
with
Canadian
Legion
card
party,
4uf
the
Cana-
t)ecembcr
6.
telephone
call
United
Cnurch
Fall
Bazaar,
TABLE
J
1
iraAff
All
YPnT
V
Mr.
McKay
was
captain
of
a
fish
packer
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area.
Remains
will
be
sent
to
Skid-gate
Friday
by
the
B.C.
Undertakers.
'
.
i
liam
Rothwell.
past
president
Don't
forget
to
look
in
our
windows
for
other
good
specials.
.
(281)
was
in
the
chair.
plete
and
prices
are
right.
(If)
A
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
to
Mrs.
Rothwell
for
the
servict
he
had
given
as
president
of
the
is
required
to
December
7.
"
,
Mld
won't
be
Rld
and
Gun
Noveity
Dancu
Ita.
This
Is
a:Decembor
8
(pl
ind
only
those
December
j5
Canadian
Le-I
w111
be
fakf11
gion
formal
pre-Chrt-stmas
ball.
Mrs.
B.
MacDonald
and
son
Ray
leave
on
the
Prince
George
tonight
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Mac-Donald,
who
has
been
superintendent
of
the
Campbell
and
Col.
C.
V.
Evitt.
who
is
spend-!
ing
the
week
her"
in
business,
will
sail
Sunday
night
by
the
Ccquitlam
on
his
return
to
Na-
local
association
for
the
past
two
years.
Acknowledgement
was
D.
G.
Litti'e,
Terrace
sawmill)
operator,
left
on
this
morning's
plane
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Ladies
,of
Prince
Rupert!
Don't
fail
to
visit
the
Pre-Chri.n-mas
Sale
now
at
Annette
Man-
also
made
to
Mrs.
Murdock
and
I
Mr.
Antrobus
for
their
work
with
1UH
ue
suuuui-
,
ni,t
Vorit.,
Musi.
Bennet
project
here
for
Colum
naimo.
b
r
s
ijU
ai
.
,
Monday,
bia
Cellulose,
will
return
to
the
south
later.
;
jrr
NOW.
lie
479
Dec.
13.
"
December
20
Canadian
Le-
(280
1
282
tell
s
Ladies
Weuc.
B.
G.
Pryce,
who
has.
been,
ion
Bring-ur-Missus
Nile.
S.O.N.
Christmn-
tree
and
Jance
I-e:.
27
'
,,
.'engaged
in
contract
work
here
I
Meeting
of
Fishing
Vessels
for
Coiumbla
cellulose,
sailed
on!
Owners'
Association,
Thursday,!
the
Prlncess
Louise
Wednesday
1
Nov.
30,
Civic
Centre,
8
p.m.
(It)
aternoon
for
Vancouver
en-
CELLULOSE
EMPLOYEES
am,
Crating;
111
Cirnrral
$
Sturape
route
to
St.
John,
New
Brunswick,
where
he
will
embark
December
13
for
Liverpool.
YOUR
CHEQUES
WILL
BE
CASHED
AT
George
Cook
.
.
.
Jeweller
(A
FEW
DOORS
FROM
THE
CAPITOL
THEATRE)
-Open
eyery
Friday
and
Saturday
Evening
for
YOUR
convenience
Mi',
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Nix
of
Hy-daburg,
Alaska,
left
on
last
'night's
train
for
Kansas
City,
I
Missouri.
ti:e
and
tni-
!'.
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n
STORM
WINDOWS
AND
9
so
agents
for
Mr
Co.
Lto
,
STORM
DOORS
are
an
absolute.
There
are
only
23
more
shop
Kylcne
and
all
ping
days
till
cnristmas.
J
ne
mai.s
will
be
closing
snoruy.
uei
necessity'
and
are
a
fuel
saver
as
well.
We
offer
you
the
bes!.
in
quality,
price
and
quick
delivery.
CHRISTIE
WOODBILT
PRODUCTS
Telepncne
Blue
your
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
NOW
CARTAGH
LIMITED
at
the
VARIETY
srurtB.
un
723.
:
(220)
I
M
j
e
Whist
Drive
and
uanre
spon
sored
Dy
icciunoic
i
1
I
ilf
flat
va'nana
Han,
ruuay
timus,'
..
..
j
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,
.
....-i
i.
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r,
L'.i.'tmnn
i
fifch
4i
ii
ri
Aiosjlfci
Fat.
Hprrin
for
I
w
O.JU
IVlUJlw
UV
U'
llJf
xxiiociiiaii-
.--
i
1
yours
vxm
at
Rupert
auicners.
Phone
'21!.
707
3rd
Ave.
(281)
!
0'
S
O
N.
WhUt
and
Dan:e,
Friday,
Dec.
1.
,
Whist.
8
o'rlo.k.
Music
by
,Mike
Colussi.
Refreshment
.Everybody
welcome.
(280c)
p
.TabularV'Vveiling
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
In
memory
of
the
late
Bishop
and
Mrs.
Rix,
Sunday
at
3;1S
p.m.,
with
mem-
(Vnts
for
-all
(
hi
ft
'
j
JKwlachrome
V
'
orial
sermon
by
the
Rt.
Rev.
J.
fc
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
B.
O
Ladles
of
Trince
Rupert!
Don't
fail
to
visit
trie
Pre-Christ-mas
Sale
now
at
Annette
Man-seil
s
Ladies
Wta-.
(230)
.
-
,281,
O
wni:c
tney
last,
rui.-ivuj.
Netted
Gem
variety,
excellent
keepers,
$2.09
sack.
A'.so
Map':e
Leaf
first
grade
slab
bacon,
00c
lb.
Include
Jap
oranges
with
our
order.
WE
DELIVER
.
.
.
There
is
no
finer
pift
tha:i
a
piece
cf
furniture
for
your
home.
We
are
otlcrin,-
you
!
some
pre-ChrLstmas
spocials
In
CHE3T3
OF
D:lAWER3
(Mr.
And
Here
Are
Just
a
Few
Suggestions'
To--
Make
.Your
SHOPPING
EASIER
LADlEf
DRESSER
SETS
,
fiinting
and
,
.
1
1
"CTi
Gcntlcmen
'
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and
Mrs.
and
Singles),
END
miUWAY
GROCERY.
Phone
659.
TABLES
etc.
.
.
'.
while
they
last
(281c)
V
O
Don't
forget
Job's
Daughter
CHRISTIE'S
WOODBILT
PRODUCTS,
1st
Avenue
and
MsBride.
Telephone
Blue
720.
(230)
'
9
You
wih
I-nd
the
greatest
Sale
Saturday,
1:33,
next
.3
j
Walla:e3'.
Parccl-pust,
home
'
cooking,
novelties
and
White
'Elephant
table.
(280)
FLATWARE
selecllcn
of
Christmas
decorations
for
'
the
home
at
ths
VARIETY
STORE.
(tf)
TAILOR
WmgSZd
m
WHY
PAY
MOREJ
You
can
All
patterns
in
1847
still
buy
three
tins
of
peache.i
ior
vjc,
a
sacs
or
ucm
puuibi-ea
.
.
.
.
.
1
C
K..fl
V?
Roger?
and
Community
Pigte
to
choose
from
feiil
i2'""
l'"2
1
ior
,s.03,
vniee
puuims
ui
uuni
for
$1.85
and
a
box
of
Jap
or-
Timely
Recipes
PEN
and
PENCIL
SETS
anses
for
$i.s.
Tnese
are
jusi,
i
few
of
the
many
special
prices
now
offered
at
BURNS
BEST,
BUYS.
Place
your
order
now
for
'
Phone
649
py-C
'
;
'
'
l
r
High
Gloss
dutiful
tints
lrl
decorating.
iopi-
w?hot
RONSON
Table
Lighters
from'14-oo
;.,
l,t.
u.
W-
1
"
"i
v
wagrgyrgM
SHAVEMASTER
and
SCHICK
ELECTRIC
SHAVERS
GALA
FRVIT
PIDDING
1
cup
prunes
1
cup
seeded
raisins
'
1
cup
seedless
raisins
1
cup
finely
chopped
suet
1
cup
brown
sugar
(packed)
1
cup
light
molasses
a
fresh
killed
tuhsek
ior
CHRISTMAS
or
NEW
YEAR'S.
PHONE
ORDERS
RECEIVED
BEFORE
3
P.M.
DELIVERED
HIE
SAME
DAY.
PHONE
755
FOR
PROMPT
AND
PLEASANT
SERVICE.
(280)
w
I
i
.
5
Other
Ronsons
from
550
1
cup
grated
carrot
'
1
cup
grated
potato
i,
cud
sliced
candiea
cnurries.
from
5
cup
finely
cut
citron
"BU1LIJ
B.C.
PAYROLLS"
CO.
LTD
I
Ji-S5
1
THE
MOST
PRECIOUS
GIFT
OF
ALL
FOR
HER
Va
cups
s:!tcd
all-purpose
;
flour
2
teaspoons
baking
powder
-j
1
teaspoon
salt
1
teaspoon
nutmeg
'
1
teaspoon
cinnamon
12
teaspoon
cloves
?
i,'o
teasDoon
allspice
LADIES'
WATCHES
from
2475
i
Ii
HANDY
COOKING
AID
Rinse
prunes,
cover
with
'and
boil
10
minutes.
Drain
pits
MIV
1
1.
HJ
and
and
ccol.
Cut
prunes
from
tnt.n
.rmll
Dieces.
Rinse
GENTS'
WATCHES
1
A
wide
selection
from
24'"5
DRESS
MODELS
Waterproofs
Shockproofs
and
Self-Winding
Models
Hruf,-,
raisins
Mix
suet
with
ised,
.
j
vnu'
Vitamin
u
incic
su-ar.
molasses
Choose
from
GRUEN
ELGIN
BULOVA
1
ROLEX
MIDO
Jb"
1
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i
In
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p
61
..nhmti-cniniii.il
r.niiii.
iviun
...
t.I
CrtiiiJ
-oi..w
ato.
Add
fruits
ana
cun.n,
tO
IHVUliW
'bine
ume
with
'""
flour
sifted
with
bak-'
,
extra
nourisnmem
Mix
recipes
125
Others
from
40.00
9
:
If
ttj,
Its
unifO
uniform
goodness
and
splcc.
ing
powQ.
-f
.
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w,
nr
Cook-
baklne,
;lng
I
rrfA"
I
W
KLAL
tJI"1"
II
t.horouahlv.
HOUr
liao
uw
.
And
Uonlfir
Pacific
beverage.
u
Pmor
-
mnlris
inf
or
n
-e
in
kettle
containing
suf-,
whips
easily
for
party
meals.
v
i
1
GEORGE
COOK,
jeweller
"Where
You
Buy
With
Confidence"
flcient
hot
water
to
cover
threi-
quarters
of
mold.
Cover
kettle
j
and
boil
about
3
hours.
Replen-.
PACIFIC
MILK
UirstAim
I
.SJtaV
I
i
r
I
INCOME
TAX
lZtm
i
RETURNS
PREPARED
iftm
rJ
1
R-
F'
Mortimer
0
6
Late
g
W
A
-o.
(Near
CFPRj
j
tsh
hot
water
as
neeaed.
berv
VacUiim
packcd
and
Homogcniz..d
i
iivm
Wlin
uesacu
oau
qprvps
12
t.o
14.