4
'finC
CENTRE
HAVING
Continued
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Page
1)
classes
in
brldee
ur.a!
r
ln
.
.
lership
of
Gan
;i
.,
Prfnrr
ntrpfrt
Daflp
I3cB
Tuesday.
November
16,
1948
!
BURLESQUE
WN
Toaaaat
1
Pirj,
nve
ptopie
are
'
r.ov;
t
-u
,
.,
wu
munuu...
had
been
registered
during
the
'six-week
period,
October
1
to
November
15,
being
300
more
than
during
the
same
perloci
:'.-it
j)v(,n
.
-'0'...
RADIOS
POPULAR
'There
are
nearly
10
(HJO.yiO
Radios
in
Great
Britain
it
one
-or
every
five
persons.
IPC
ising
season
to
...
'J).
teams
In
thf-
Remembrance
Week
Closes
Wrtti
Social
and
Entertainment
fr
Ladies
and
Men
,'last
year
and
125
more
than
Civic
Centre
.
Dates
.
during
the
whole
of
the
1947-48
membership
year.
There
have
with
approximately
lm
registered
and
7
teams
ii,
school
Juvenile
w-'
Final
event
of
the
many
ac
"Ifici,
m
Ton
saw
n
m
xne
Djciy
News!
been
407
new
members
register
tivities
incidental
to
the
ob
B
A
S
B
E
T
servance
of
Remembrance
6
ii:
C
3
,
n
1
!
1
.If.
;
WEDNESDAY
(Sports)
Week
in
Ptiiiee
Rupert
came
Friday
night
on
a
high
note
of
camaraderie
and
jollity
when
ladies
and
men
of
the
Canadian
1
A
MI
I
Leeion.EOt
together
for
an
eve
WK
E
E
ning
of
entertainment
and
so-icial
mingling
which
was
lighted
by
a
burlesque
program
ed
and
a
breakdown
of
membership
shows
33B
juniors:
282
teenagers
and
588
adult
on
the
membership
roll.
Mr.
Forward
also
reported
on
program
participation
with
comparative
figures
for
1947
and
1948.
The
Rup-Rec
department,
under
Miss
Margaret
Slinn
as
physical
director,
has
448
registrations
this
year
in
their
tiny
tots,
junior
hoys,
junior
girls,
teea
girts,
teen
bvys,
weneen's
keep-fit,
organised
beys'
games,
organized
girls'
games,
and
teen
i
arranged
by
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanley
T
S
E
II
a.m.
!
6:00
Bo
Me
HI
Gym
Clas
pm.
2:30
Rup-Rec
Tiny
Tots
3:30
Teen
Age
Badminton
Casual)
:
7:00
Adult
Club
Badminton
.7:30
Rup-Rec
Teen
Age
Girls
(Special)
1:00
Gyro
Club
Luncheon
1:30
Gyro
Club
Meeting
3:30
Jr.
Girls
Doll
Dressing
Class
7:30
Teen'
Age
Boys
Crafts
o:00-LittIe
Theatre
8:00
Sewing
Class
iTJ.B.C.)
WANTED
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
WILL
COLLECT
THEM
AT
TOUR
DOOR
CARTO!ftD
OR
LOOSE
:
WE
FAT
CASH
v
PHONE
950
(281
1
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
The
whole
event
was
under
the
convener-ship
of
Mis.
William
Rothwell.
The
burlesque
numbers,
featuring
period
costumes
and
antics
which
caused
great
amusement,
were:
Barber
Shop
quartette
Mcs.
Percy
Bond,
Mrs.
A.
Ritchie.
Mrs.
T.
Marshall
and
Mrs.
Darrow
Gomez.
Sea
Chanties
and
sailor
dit-
WUhout
a
doubt
the
liotte;
acquired
Johnny
Johnston
who
hoop
team
this
aide
of
Ken-
last
played
here
in
1948.
Sonny
tucky
on
Saturday
night
was
Beynon
wil
be
seen
in
his
in-Alex
Bill's
Bo
Me
Hi
Rain-
icial
appearanct
if
he
can
make
'
makers.
They
stepped
out
in
tee
weight,
and,
according
toj
their
second
game
In
senior
playing
Coach
Macphee
of
Co-i
age
badminton
groups.
Senior
badJBintM
bad
Increased
from
13
participants
last
year
to
8S
players
this
season.
wnipttuy
iu
wnip
van
ziareMs
op.
hes
Deen
'
drying-out
as
Savoy
club
as
though
It
were
thev
sav
in
Duzliistic
circles,
i
A
iw
department
this
year
"I
ties
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanley,
Mrs.
TR7"
A
CLASfchATED
AD!
expected
of
them.
They
not
for
the
past
week.
There
are
is
the
crafts
work
under
the
dlr-
Arthur
Holbrook.
Mrs.
Alex
Pi
only
ended
up
on
the
lone
end
!
reoorts
from
the
Co-nn
ramn
ection
of
Rowland
Miles.
Civir
I
Ctf
t
Vl
CrVA
hnr
...
11
.!
.
i
cir.
i
.
.
t
.
.
4
-""wi
y
-
oi
ft!
r
t
.
it
,
i
f
j
her
and
Mrs..
James
Andrew,
j
The
group
also
appeared
again
i
in
a
Cow
Boy
song
and
dance
!
aet.
.
toe
hotelinen
a
lesson
in
ball-
breaLh
etc..
n.Ai
ah
on
Uie
sanu-
jticipatlng
in
such
crafts
a.5
evening.
ijunior
boys'
woodwork;
junior
i.
handling
and
passing.
Young
Don
Sefaerk
appeared
to
be
going
a
little
berserk
with
phenomenal
shooting
yet
he
did
it
If.
Can
Can
Girls
Mrs.
William
Osborne,
Mrs.
J.
Gilchrist.
Mrs.
girls
doll
dressing;
shell
craft;
J
Wilfrid
Gai'butt
and
Mrs.
Fred
High
School
has
;urned
ui
leather-craft
classes
for
ladles
the
tickftx
fus
tKeir
t
Krotins;
adult
mixed
eroims-
!
)
with
such
ease
that
he
is
ex
Hardy.
pected
pecie".
ia
to.
become
Tme.Mle
one
of
lh'
the
Rounding
out
-the
musical
program
were
Bert
Cameron,
h?
;
T
eai01
Outstanding
also
m-hh
violin
.p.ti..
was
the
work
of
Art
Olson
and
Tiny
Carl
games
with
Kayhi
and
they
will
teen
bovs'
4X1(1
the
special
be
handled
on
the
same
ex-
leader-craft
class
for
junio.-change
system
of
last
year.
In-
nd
Birlfi
aged
10
to
11
dications
are
that
the
ticket
yers.
The
program
depaltmen.
will
soon
become
scarce.
'
jns
arranged
with
the
Univer-
sity
,of
British
Columbia
Depart-
The
only
suburban
entry
hi'ment
of
Extension
for
special
any
league
this
year,
the
Miller
!
mstructlon
In
various
Interest
i
Thompson,
with
piano
solos,
and
Harley
Lewis
and
Mrs.
!
Ralph
Smith,
vocal
solos.
Mrs.
j
J.
S.
Black
was
piano
accora-j
panist.
son,
two
boys
who
appeared
last
year
to
be
much
too
big
for
themselves.
This
Higa
School
outfit
will
take
jBay
nurses,
will
show
tonight
'
groups
during
the
current
sea-
Refreshments
were
served
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Rothwell.
About
250
persons
attended.
agauisi
sweet
sucteeu.
ab
all
8""-
n
ciass
m
group
discussion
oi
these
girls
are
strangers,
!
has
already
been
held
with
3)
they
deserve
a
welcome.
Jin
attendance
and
currenUv
-
4.1
'
.
i'-tr
i
Tonight
Co-op
and
Brown-woods
are
slated
to
get
into
in
their
first
meeting
of
'.
-
X.
'Vt-
Classified
AQtislng
Pays!
Miss
Sylvia
Dyson
of
the
University
staff
is
teaching
sewing
to
a
group
of
30
in
the
Civic
the
season.
Co-op
of
course.'
will
be
favored
to
add
another
HONKERS
ARE
MOVING
SOUTH
couple
of
point
to
their
league
j
standing.
YeL
thev
will
likelv:
A
Qsalify
Kew
Picdaci
i
Ct
-ii
-jtx
crafts
room.
Early
in
the
year.
Miss
Jean
Faure
will
hold
!
special
classes
In
art
and
'in
March
Muss
Eileen
Croat
nf
th
.
draw,
as
usual,
a
big
crowd
i
.Ti.iiru
us
tom,rron;
I)ur
,:''!',-','
are
"ler-?aliiratl
i.
Mm
that
wants
to
see
them
trampled.
Brownwoods
will
.use
t-oalvd
vi'.h
s.ie-ir.l
a-.ial.
fJ
Geese
are
moving
southward
;
University
will
toe
at
the
Centre
1
n
1
0
rnA
r.llniVrii-i
Tl
C
a
Andy
Owens
from
Merchants
tt-A
h
i
.
.
.ir'
turn
j,iur.
tfe,
,
Mitii-
rrntiuitu
lire
firm!,
tiiiltctMn
U
it
U
It
1
1
j
of
the
Intermediate
League
tolRupert
these
dJ'S-
Early
yes-1
home
furnishings
course.
fa
liil
the
linenp.
They
have
lately
j
terday
afternoon
there
seemed
j
other
new
venture
of
the
pro
v.fii.in
jcar-j
of
umurril
jirolrJ
to
b
a
mieratiun
of
tin
iirwu
RESERVIST
gram
department
has
been
th;
I
It
r
III
iMai
Consclly
Applied
by
Approved!!
J'p
(juulily
a-ili:ill
nhiiijl
MONDAY'S
FIGHTS
PhiladelDhia
Haw
"S.ni-"
HtW
KUYAL
enoucn.
I
hey
ttiiuuld
Jh
apj
This
man
i
a
grocery
dark
in
your
town.
In
hit
spar
rime,
he
is
serving
Canada
as
a
Naval
Reserve
.
.
.
gaining
experience
in
the
crafts
of
the
sea
.
.
.
learning
to
know
the
ways
of
ships
end
the
lore
of
sailors
.
.
,
enjoying
the
comradeship
of
life
in
the
Navy.
He
is
m-creosing
his
own
personal
efficiency,
and
so
building
for
the
future
through
the
experience
and
training
that
the
Novy
gives
him.
He
is
a
citizen
sailor
man
to
be
receded.
exiHsrli.
Sidney
(jroiM
eum
of
eiiM-rirtirr
and
a
ttrallh
Robinson,
154,
New
York,
out
HOTEL
iented
volume.
No
less
than
iaur
flocks
of
the
winged
tourists
were
observed
in
quick
tuccesion.
There
were
hundreds
of
birds
in
each
of
the
honking
v-shaped
formations.
Reaoer
ano
Ciassineil
advertisers
are
requested
to
submil
their
copy
to
the
office.
Telephoned
advertisements
often
lead
to
mistakes
against
which
ni
!il
"ktMw
hs."
Tbr-v
BiuJ
v.
sr.liie)f
liirh
iliratinn..
,
pointed
Bobby
Lee,
148.
Baltimore
(10
rounds
non-title
Cincinnati
Ezzard
Charles,
BUBC
o
3
AL
for
(.etiuitie
Diirowl
Sliinjlr-
Ujiprosrd
iiiirut
Ktn
7j
um
A
Home
Away
From
Home
60
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone)
1
P.O.
Box
ltrl
,178,
Cincinnati,
Knocked
out
Walter
Hafer
no,
Maysville
(7
roundsi.
Macon,
Ga.
Billy
Cor.n,
190,
Pittsburg,
stopped
Mike
ODowd,
201,
New
York
(9
rounds).
.
Holyoke.
Mass.
Tami
Mauri-
the
Daily
News
cannot
guarantee
Phone
654
'ello,
201,
New
York,
knocked
out
Leo
Stoll,
205,
Baltimore
rounds).
t5c
per
deim
ptid
It,,
mpllo
Ubld
by
any
B.C.
Brewery
"I
Tiiis
dMrMmn(
is
not
publurwd
ci
tpkytdky
ijager
Control
Boarder
tk
Government
ol
Brttisd
Columbk.
Mad,
vn!s
v
WHOLESALE
JANITORS
SUPPLIES
for
Hotels,
Restaurants,
Schools,
Hinpi-tals,
Offiees,
etc.
'
.
f
'
Dl'STBAXE
and'
1)-B
I'roducls.
Brodiellrushes,
Mops,
G.
II.
Wood
&
Co.
Industrial
aniUUion.
Brooklyn
Dick
Wagner,
172,
Portland.
Ore.,
knocked
out
Davey
Feld,
178,
Braaklyn
20
rounds
i
.
New
York
Al
Hersh,
148,
stopped
Ross
Anzalone,
145
both
New
York
5
rounds).
5
2
I
Lflte
him,
you
can
make
extra
money
..."
enjoy
yourself
.
.
.
make
new
friends
...
in
your
own
home
town,
in
your
own
spare
time
.
.
.
and
prepare
yourself
for
a
better
future
m
the
Royal
Caaadian
Navy
Reserve
Yes,
the
Reserve
is
a
grand
chance
to
better
.yourself
and
to
enjoy
yourself
Every
Summer
you'll
sail
on
a
salt
water
cruise
.
.
.
learn
to
feel
at
home
on
the
deck
w
an
intricate,
modem
warship.
f
Throughout
the
year
you'll
spend
interest-ing
evenings
acquiring
new
skills
of
real
value
.
.
.
among
chaps
like
yourself
who've
chosen
to
share
the
man's
life
the
Navy
offers.
YouH
wear
the
Navy's
famous
uniform."
You
11
receive
regular
Navy
my
for
your
time
wrththe
Reserve.
You
will
gain
in
personal
efficiency,
and
thus
make
YOUR
spare
time
pay
dividends.
STOCK
REDUCING
SALE
10
OFF
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday,
10:45
p.m.
':
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
CUtAf
Hip1
Thorn
"12
"Second
Avenue
Phone
632
LIMITED
Mrtttt
till
4
CAN
iiEi'Aii:
von:
1
f
INSTAL
A
NEW
Every
SUIT
and
pair
nf
SLACKS
in
our
store
a'l
Brand
New
Stock.
FOR
TEN
DATS
ONLY
.
.
.
Spare
Regret
Don't
Forget
Buy
NOW
and
Save
for
Christmas!
AND
I;
'
'
.;
'
ft
Make
to
Order
anything
in
the
Sheet
MfW
253
East
First
Ave.
FAWCETT
HEALER
I
S...
rtir
Jiii.U
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
.N.
21
(J.
CLAUSEN
&
SON)
TIT
rp-i.-.
t
:
.
i
.
t
ACME
CLOTHING
STORE
Stanfield's
Underwear
and
Best
Work
Pants
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHAi
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
t
tr
y
RUPERT
MARINE
REALj
Get
the
facts
today
from
the
Naval
Recruiting
Officer.
Royal
Canadian
Navy,
Ottawa,
or
from
II.M.C.S.
CHATHAM.
Prince
Rupert
FOR
01
ICR
SALES
OR
C'M.-ki""
.Tni
F.,t
r.r
T.inKott.'s
WaWriront!
I
V
I
in
aitanadaniJa
FKHFRMFN
J
-
r
s
fl
u.w!
l,
I
for
a
truij
in
L
P
I
km
Mm
Mm
U
ylC
r
fc'
-x
tom&mlmr-.m't&
i
f
w
f,.
a
CIGARETTES
1
mmi-'mm
'
I
immmmmammmm
I
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mm
...
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j
lt.l:i
',
o
p
swi
aa
'
l..
lIIfllT
CDPPh
in
fit
Supreme
t-mirt
or
BrrttHh
CiMimihia
In
lTirtat
In
thr
Matter
of
tlsp
"AilmlnlHtraMnn
Art"
And
In
the
Mutter
of
Mm
itate
of
Fran
its
fcetlvm.
Iir-.iwl,
IntwitHte.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honor
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton,
made
the
28th
day
of
October,
A.
D.
194a
I
wag
appointed
Administrator
of
thr
estate
of
Frances
Netived.
deceased.
All
parties
having
claim
aaamst
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
30th
day
of
December.
1948.
after
which
claims
filed
may
be
paid
without,
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
I
then
had
no
-knowledge.
All
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
ol
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
DATED
this
89th
day
of
October
A.t.
1948.
ALBERT
E.
RODDI8,
Official
Administrator,
Atlln,
B
C
(270)
jvipuirs
iu
Jiiviii
f
i.
specialty.
We
have
the
latest
in
chinery
and
specially
TKAIXED
3IM
J
to
handle
this
class
of
work.
Let
us
w
engine
now,
do
ndt
wait
until
the
last
that
overhaul.
If
j
ou
are
thinkms
o
haul,
we
will
be
filad
to
look
your
m
and
make
our
recommendation
1
ilu'
better
still
DROP
IN
and
talk
it
ver
DAWN
PINK
WHITE
MELLOW
Bl'FF
IVORY
PAGODA
GREEN
PEACH
TIBET
GOLD
POWDER
BLUE
PAMPAS
CREAM
The
Wonder
Wall
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