r
j
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.RAILWAY
WORKER
r""'""V""V.V"
-JSERIOUSLY
HURT
ON
THE
STAGE
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I
i
MONDAY,
TUESDAY
AND
Fnv
KUPtKI
NtN5
AND
BOYS
STORE
:
V-
i
MISS
P.N.E.
BEAUTY
CnvJ
vnn
arc
tup
t..V:UIViii
Sale
of
Ellen's
X
W!
I
TERRACE
S.
Strand,
28,
Canadian
National
Railway
train
employee
was
admitted
to
the
Red
Cross
Outpost
Hospital
in
Terrace
early
on
Friday
morning
suffering
from
Internal
injuries,
fractured
ribs
and
shock
He
was
working
on
an
emer
WHO
WILL
CH
1
And
Boy's
Wear
Now!
"MISS
PRINCE
RUPERT
jive
rive
her
her
a
a
chanr
chance
for
far
n
n,
'
a
v
Sl.ooo.OQ
uuu
nil
sth
.
.
r
ml
!
r-w
r
gency
water
pipe
some
miles
1
if
V
'
x
ii
a
.
....
-Jv
tit
Jantzen
s
Trip
to
Hniivu,..,
east
01
lerrace
ana
leu
10
or
kvM
Hit
Also
Merchandise
Prizes
donated
by
Ann
12
feet
under
a
pile,
of
rock.
Coming
from
Manitoba
the
Injured
man
has
no
known
rela-ties-in
this
part
of
the
cuur.trv
"
'd
Pynt
COME
AND
VOTE!
mil
V
W
.
ri
M
His
condition
Is
reported
to
be
quite
serious.
ON
THE
SCREEN
MOAmT
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE:
w
THE
WALLS
You
saw
it
in
the
News!
OFJERICHO
'
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m
1
1.
1.,
i.
,
,
I
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j
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:
77r7ef
Topas
from
Terrace
C
Qw
(to,
WILDE
-
DARNELL
-
BAXTER
-
DOUGLAS,
k
v.i
in
i'
mi
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
w
n
'
V
,
V
I
I
J
Tlt
Wl
i
w
m.
rvmiu
-n
-
The
Sisters
of
St.
Joseph
of
Prince
Rupert
have
been
teaching
vacation
school
for
the
past
week
to
the
children
of
the
Sacred
Heart
Parish
in
Terrace.
--4
Thursday
in
Terrace
on
their
way
from
the
south
to
Prince
Rupert
by
Jeeps.
The
Civic
Centre
accommodated
them
in
HOLIDAY
the
Auditorium.
PIC
mey
were
entertained
at
the
tea
hour
on
Thursday
afternoon
by
Mrs.
A.
H.
Irving
at
her
home
at
the
railway
depot.
Other
(
X
pack
tfii:
m
Clarence
Baker
Saturday
mornings
train
from'
!
'Ami
ifS.tejM
rrince
Rupet
where
he
has
been
on
holiday.
n
1111
i.oui)
TID
TO
EAT
J
from
1
Terrace
Meat
t
guests
present
were
Mrs.
Wha-len,
sr.,
Mrs.
E.
Whalen,
Mrs.
Cote,
Mrs.
Doll,
Mrs.
Christy,
Mrs.
Tetrault,
Miss
Agnes
Tet-reault.
Mrs.
Christy
entertained
the
guests
with
two
vocal
1
gasps'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norton
Youns
Ocorue
E.
Peters,
of
Prince
Rupert
spent
Thurs
solos.
day
at
Lakelse
Lake
after
driving
:
QUALITY
SH
some
oi
the
nurses
of
the
blood
Ik
-V:V
-
-i.
MEATS
FISH
lll'TTl;K
KGfiS
Pmi
I
1
1
R,-.,
V
clinic
in
from
Prince
Runprt
Mr;
and
Mrs
R
Mnlitnr
or
Allan
Morgan
drove
the
rest
of
me
party.
spending
a
few
days
at
the'
home
of
the
former's
mother,
'
'
Mrs.
Moll
tor
on
Kalum
Street.
AMR,.,
i
i
I
Arm
Injured
By
Flywheel
of
Boat
'
at
full
speed
aftt:
When
he
arm
nit-lit
tlic
injury
1
'..
'
...
'
'
'
''I
Bob
Wahl
was
Injured
on
j
bc
minor
aUn'J
Saturday
at
Wright
Inlet
when'
.
he
caught
his
arm
In
the
flv-
u
Vv.
Alger,
school
secretary,'
has
reported
that
Miss
Yvonne,
Larsen,
Misg
Beth
Chester
and'
Mrs.
Alice
Campbell
will
not
be
returning
to
the
elementary
school
next
term.
i
wheel
of
a
trolling
boat.
The
Advertise
tR
tnf
J
Jim
Irvine
and
Bob
Elkins
of
Prince
Rupert
have
purchased
Harold
Smith's
3-car
taxi
business
and
will
take
over
on
Aug-j
ust
15
with
offices
at
the
corner
of
Lakelse
Avenue
and
Kalum
Street
in
the
office
building
formerly
occupied
by
Fred
Kerby.
i
boat
headed
for
Prince
Rupert
Try
a
Ciassit.
eo
a
WINGS
OVER
PACIFIC-Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines'
Empress
service
to
Australia
has
estab-hshed
new
trade
connections
between
Canada
and
her
sister
dominion
Upper
left
G
F
n
n
i'?S
f
f-I'
,Australia'
salutcs
Canac)a
on
his
arrival
at
Vancouver
at
the
'
end
of
northbound
flight.
Wi
:
Mr.
Phillip,,
who
intends
to
settle
in
Toronto
u
is
w
W.
R.
p
'Wop'
w
May,
Edmonton,
director
of
northern
development
for
C.P.A..
returning
from
a
business
trip
o
S.dney.
Upper
right,
the
Lord
Mayor
of
y.vciney
po:nu,
out
some-
of
Uie
Zts
of
the
Australian
metropolis
to
Grant
McConachie,
president
of
C.P.A.,
and
Senator
James
A
McKinnon
former
Canadian
Minister
of
Trad,
and
Commerce.
This
occurred
dur
ng
a
visU
to
Australia
by
Canadian
government
and
business
I
leaders
who
were
guests
of
the
CP
a
.
pre-inaugural
flight
Bottom
picture
shows
the
Canadian
Pacific
airl
neT
Emp
S."
Sydnev
on
the
palm-fringed
Honolulu
airport
during
30-hour
stopover
at
Hawaii
a
future
of
thl
C.P.A
's
"travel
by
day,
sleep
by
night"
service.
Inset,
full
course
meals
are
LrS
Uol
feet
over
the
broad
Pacific
in
C.P.A.'s
luxurious
Canadair
4
s
Here
Oarenre
CxmrZu
,
,
president
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
chooses
a
generous
o
succK
HaTaiS
pineapple
as
R.
L.
Cliff,
Vancouver,
president
of
the
B.
C.
Manufacturing
Company,
S
on!
Mrs.
H.
Seaton
and
children
returned
last
week
from
Van-i
couver
where
they
have
been
on
holiday
with
relatives.
.
FEMALE
SHARPSHOOTER
Lone
woman
among
178
crack
shots
taking
part
in
the
Ontario
Rifle
Association
meet
at
Long
Branch
in
suburban
Toronto
this
week
is
Muriel
M.
Burr
of
Ottawa.
The
charming
nimrocl,
who
has
chalked
up
good
scores
to
date,
hopes
to
pay
for
her
holidays
with
prize
money
from
the
meet.
iC.P.
Photo)
Miss
June
Warner
arrived
in
Terrace
on
Thursday's
train
for
a
holiday
with
her
parents
on
the
bench.
The
Fall
Fair
prize
list
is
now
cut
and
plans
are
being
advanced
to
make
this
affair,
on
September
15
at
the
Civic
Centre,
as
attractive
as
possible
for
comers
of
all
ages.
There
are
entries
for
young
and
old
to
compete
in.
It
has
been
tentatively
decided
to
hold
races
for
ONTARIO
OFF
(Continued
riu.n
Page
1)
baby's
of
white
carnationy.
breath
and
snapdragon
Mrs.
Pearl
Mclnnes
arrived
in
town
on
Thursday
and
proceeded
to
Lakelse
Lake
where
sh
wi'I
holiday
for
two
weeks
with
hPr
Late
Saturday
afternoon
and
evening,
Capt.
Pulien
and
his
officers
were
hosts
to
a
number
(TERRACE
GIRL
PRETTY
BRIDE
Miss
Colleen
Whalen
n.md
j
Raymond
Sanile
.Married
I
TERRACE
Traditional
white
satin
was
worn
by
Miss
Colleen
i
young
daughter.
Ma
the
children
on
on
that,
tnat
rim
and
anri
Mrs.
George
West
anH
h
a,
"'!,
.cnuaren
Groomsman
was
Harold
Whalen,
brother
of
the
bride.
Following
the
ceremony,
a
reception
was
held
a:
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents
on
Park
Avenue.
The
sparious
living
room::
were
beautifully
decorated
with
summer
flowers
and
nh.i-
b
various
contests
for
the
I
of
Prinpp
n.
adults
and
if
possible,
donkev
rides
for
pf
guests
at
a
receptio.ii
in
fh?
wardroom.
Hospitality,
of
individuals
and
a
round
Of
snorts
pvpnts
W.nt
Elmer
Walkenton
arrived
in
town
on
Thursday
morning's
train
from
Prince
Rupert
where
he
conducted
pos.ipI
Tli
nn
J
Ut
the
youngsters.
The
day
will
end
with
a
big
dance
in
the
aduitor-ium
a
real
old
fashioned
hoe-down.
Committees
were
formed
Meetinc
of
thn
He
ii
:
,.
"vco.
ea
at
ax,
a
a
uene
General
is
spending
a
few
days
here
civic
Centre
Association
on
'
"
w.iiiK
streamers.
Under
a
I
irirp
and
Mrs.
E.
Whalen
of
Terrace,
white
bell
the
happy
c
t
pie
'
when
she
was
given
in
marriage
lood
to
receive
by
her
father
to
Raymond
Sande,
;
tions
of
their
many
frieti
t
only
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Mrs.
Whaler,,
et
in
a
blue
f
o
,
Sande
of
Terrace,
at
an
evening
ed
sheer
gown
with
whit
areei
the
crew
entertained
over
,
the
week-end.
Ontario
is
the
first
warship
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
this
year
and
the
only
one
scheduled
to
call
here
during
the
year.
II.MC.S.
Athabascan
was
at
Tort
Simpson
while
Ontario
was
here.
C
orBenT2'nfatt0
ght.
to
handle
all
the
vear
g0
to
Born"
ln.the
Events
covering
the
barbecue,
irctwiy
ui
nit;
SOnes
flnrt
mr
r
.ui.
Missionnrv
tm.
r
.,"
''"
"
dnQ
aance
on
bor
Day.
Vol
Sacred
Heart
Church,
last
Wed
nesday.
Father
Racette
olficiat
ed.
J
'
land.
1
-M
r-f-
unt,eers
came
forward
with
offers
of
assistance.
D.
G
Little
i
nations,
and
Mrs.
Sande.
h;
black
with
grey
accessories
and
a
corsage
of
white
ctr
nations
received
thp
oiipui
...1...
....
'
Dolly
Hull
left
.,,
..b
....
"'a'Be
OI
lne
l0We
SP
In
a
floor-length,
long
sleeved
E
i
night,
August
12.
B.
R.
Dodds
presided
at
the
meeting
which
was
well
attended.
,
o
.
"-'
uuanc
ucrea
arjout
sixty
back
and
an
inlay
of
peals
and
A
buffet
supper
"l'lr
was
was
s-rvetl
,.r,H
hnaio
hp.,ri
tu
....
..
"Happy
Anniversary,
dear!"
Wvu.
v,,,
Lii.
utui
ijn
ann
inn
unH,
inn
I
collar
and
1
"s
niaa
'
by
rnnp
)n,,M..,-
.u
L.
.
.
Youn?
TPririv
p.m.p
,
,
invPiv
hriHn
mP
,,
1
1.
,.
rnothcr
and
decorated
fTa,r.if
v
,
1
'
"liver
Baxter,
the
games
con-
Pl'd
SoyVn
in
,
tZhe
thhosp.tai.
:?
be
em"i-ns,
,EmU
Hauglandi
Children's
wnilePtne'canr.
"sports.
Mr.
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
Stevenson
!
edT
J?0
t0
"
ntHrcS
'
I
be
Playing.
It
was
decided
to
H.
Mcintosh
fhThiH-
WaU
f
left
on
Thurs-'
b"
Cay's
train
for
Vancouver'
alred'
a
years
old
Saturday
and
a
birth-
broidered
net
and
a
coronet
of
day
party
as
given
for
him
by.
velvet
flowers.
She
carried
a
his
mother
at
their
Greig
Av-
bouquet
of
white
lilies
and
baby's
enue
home.
There
were
many
breath.
Her
only
attendant
was
nlfte
L.
inn.
1
.
-
.
.
y
wis.
Bailey
was
cut
by
liw
bride
with
fitting
ceremony.
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposal
by
Father
Racelt.'
an
1
responded
to
by
the
Broom
s:m
-u,
,
HE'S
PRIVATE
NOW
Robert
Bishop,
29-year-old
former
.Bishop
came
to
Toronto
as
an
adian
Army
major,
who
is
now
a
buck
private
in
the
,
United
States
Marine
Reserve.
Bishop
came
to
oronto
as
an
immigrant
early
this
year.
He
enli.sted
in
the
reserve
army
as
a
major
but
when
he
moved
to
Washington
recently,
he
joined
the
U.S.
Marines
as
a
private.
(C.
p.
Photoi
bi.wiwi
uic
ume
Doys.
Enjoy-
Miss
Gloria
-'""t,,
Irving,
who
u
was
r
Gloria
oiona
Irvine
Irvine
ing
the
proceedings
were
Bon-
charming
in
a
floor-length
gov.n,
!
and
"Mv
f
.1
,
,,
....
.
",IU
ftly
Hem
"Pro
ne
will
enter
Rhjn.h,,
nie
nie
Lacev
Lacev
and
anH
v,p
hnr
mtv,o
lIImJ
un-uic-wiuuwcr
motiei
oi
dusty
Later
in
th
,.i
pink
moire.
A
halo
of
the
JJVL.
8
da,lce
SHOE
Fll
material
held
in
place
nink
!
"
Z
T'
"..'l."u
"
-yHospitalfortreatme
,2,,
A
party
of
Yakima
Boy
Scouts
"1?
d"i
MrS'
sborne
,Tedd
numbering
22,
stayed
over
night
In
the
?d,tn,J?
'1
1"
t.
Sandra
Pache
e
Luiivuiura
10
me
eany
nours
of
tin
morning.
iet
veil
which
reached
to
her
shoulders.
She
wore
loi.r;
matching
gloves
and
carried
a
bouquet
K"
v.
iiui
It
.
I
.it
a
ti;
I
.
...
"
I
i
I
3
K
y.
M
r.
,
.-.
i
.
4
'4a
.
Leather
and
Rubber
Rubber
Heels
t'ork
Shoe?!
Heel
Plates
Paste
and
Liquid
M
f!:-
Z
""I
bhoe
1-ates
of
all
4
weaving
by
car
on
a
honeymoon
tour
of
the
south
the
south
the
happy
couple
will
be
away
for
two
or
three
weeks
and
on
their
return
will
resid
in
Terrace
where
the
g,oom
is
employed
with
his
father
who
is
a
lumber
manufacturer
here.
The
bride
was
a
papular
and
valued
member
of
the
staff
of
.he
Gkeena
Mcrcrnlile.
rhont
518
3rd
Ave.
V.
:
-'V
W;M,.
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....
nranlford.
Oulario,
man.
m
7
y.
i-mj'itf.
.
r
'
i
M
'
writes
a
-
i
i
'eitet
Breakfasts
Pay
Off
DR.
MANDY
IS
HEADING
NORTH
Bound
for
the
headwaters
of
the
Kitsault
River
beyond
the
Clearwater
to
examine
a
cunwr.
(
V;;i5-J
Read
fhes
simnla
frtr
Tl
U
''Wa,
,
'
".c.
nere
is
a1
eoSV.
C?
e'eOS?n'W7.!ee,fce',er-ocfb.rou'profifvourse
'ou"o'w(benefif,fromGrope-NUfs.foo.
goiu
property
with
a
view
to
u.viumiung
wmether
a
cam
i
two
tablespoon,
of
Grape-Nuts
-
-,!,!.
A
Good
Breakfast
Pi;n
of
diamond
drillin
is
.1.1.
en
kernpla
rf
,l,i
,
'
.
.
r
"
.
w,,tal
an
malted
liar
V
mi
i
r
cy.
NOW
.
i
Q.CA.
OFFEl
ONCE-WEEJ
justified,
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy,
former
resident
mining
engineer
here,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Camosun
last
night
,'oing
through
to
Alice
Arm.
He
----
-
,;l
U,C1U1
ainoIln8
of
carl,ollv.
drates,
nunerals
and
pro,cins,.
Flavourful
with
m.lk
or
cream
And
for
cooking,
there
are
different
rec.Pe8
on
the
package.
Order
Grape-iNut.
Iiom
your
grocer
today.
night
-
Starts
You
Out
Right
Breakfast
is
an
extra
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