Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Friday,
November
24,
1950
I0DE
Bazaar
Fine
Affair
ARRIVING
MONDAY,
Nov.
27,
another
shipment
of
potatoes
to
sell
at
$2.99
per
sack.
Orders
taken
now
for
'delivery
next
ween.
Please
enquire
about
our
other
specials.
1
Free
delivery.
MIDWAY
GROCERY.
Phone
659.
(275c)
Grant
Stuart,
manaeer
of
the
Tofs
T.
.
come"
IS
Si,"
var-
lL7Tfrniirm
n-
Most
Admired
.
.
.
Most
Desired
.
,
.
by
all
men
A
MANHATTEN
BATHROBE
...
Correct
style,
easy
fitting,
Comfort
and
Quality
.
.
.
Tailored
by
critical
craftsmen
who
KNOW
what
men
want
.
.
.
Authentic
Tartans,
Plaids
and
Plain
Colors.
In
Wool,
Paisleys,
Polka
Dots
and
Plain
Colors
in
Rayon
12-50
27.50
&mm
r,vrirfii:
aJ
win:
ALL
BUILDERS'
NEEDS,
PHONE
116orl17
RT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Sailing
on
the
Coouitlai
night
on
their
return
to
Masset
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
t.
Minator
GIFTS
GALORE.
GIFTS
you
will
adore
at
the
TOTEM
POLE
GIFT
STORE.
utc)
You
Will
find
tho
selection
of
Christmas
decora
tions
ior
the
htune
at
the
VAKIETY
STORE.
(tf
Mr.
and
Mrs
T?nhen
eim.i.
will
be
returnlne
home
tn
Mac.
set
on
tonight's
boat
after
a
visit
to
the
city
Lutefi
and
fishcake
din-
.
,
nor
i
nthn.n
Nov'
Ts.
f
om
TaJl
body
welcome.
(275c)
Cpl.
E.
Martin
of
the
Provincial
Game
Department
leaves
on
tuniKms
Doat
rvt
for
Port
Clements
on
official
business.
Moose
Legion
meeting
Friday,
Nov.
24.
(274s)
An
An
American
American
refrigerator
refrigpratnr
ship
shii
LuXor
Kn,
the
Capl,
a
r
i
.
,
1
.
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.
.
1
nvcu
in
uoit
iii,
o
a.m.
loaav
irom
Ketchikan.
iveicniKan.
After
Alter
unloading
unloading
six
six
carloads
of
salmon
and
halibut
-v.-
...,m
,
'Aire
win
iravp
inr
pPQT.r.
a
in
t
nftemnnn
10c
buys
a
tin
of
CamDbell's
tomato
soup,
15c
a
tin
of
Lynn
vaney
peaches,
and
$8.75
still
buys
a
case
of
Pacific
milk
at
SHEARDOWNS.
For
our
Nabob
coffee
price
see
our
window.
(275c)
Arriving
In
ten
riavs
a
car-
"
--
-
load
of
famous
Smithers
pota
-
quality
aosoiuieiy
KUaranteed.
Price
$3
5(1
ner
saclc
-
-
'
s
from
car.
All
orders
must
be
in
y
oraiuaj,
"uiemuer
ia
vxAMmw
Y
n
a.
&i3
1
i
ri(in!cvpiticmiMicc((((ccirciccxiCKVKicinj
CHRISTMAS
IS
COMING!
!
LET
US
BAKE
YOUR
CAKE
ORDER
WM
NOW
Germany
Ready
To
Give
Troops
BONN,
Germany
HA
government
memorandum
to
the
West-em
Allies
tonight
aid
that
West
Germany
Is
ready
to
contribute
a
troop
contingent
to
an
international
European
army.
Dirty
Sand
Coals
City
MEDICINE
HAT
tf-The
city
was
blanketed
with
dirty
sand
today
after,
a
alx-hour
dust
storm.
Literally
thousands
of
tons
of
sana
were
moved
from
summer
fallow
and
open
fields
of
farms
southwest
of
Medicine
Hat.
Gusts
of
wind
blew
as
high
as
fifty
miles
an
hour.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Nurses'
Annual
Ball,
Nov.
24.
Lutheran
Church
Luteflsh
and
fishcake
dinner,
Sat.,
Nov.
25.
Annunciation
Home
and
School
Association
bake
sale,
Lyons
Corner.
Nov.
25.
Bridge,
whist
ana
cribbage
Catholic
Hall.
Thursday,
November
30,
at
8
p.m.'
Navv
Dance
Pnhlir
Han
of
Bill
Scuby's
Fur
Show
Attractive
Feature
Major
feature
of
the
fifteenth
anniversary
bazaar
yesterday
of
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
was
Bill
Scuby's
fur
fashion
show,
a
thrilling
exposition
of
wnat
tne
current
seasQn
has
to
offer
in
the
way
of
smart
and
practical
Xur
attire
Six
charming
models-Mrs.
Archie
Wudel
Mrs.
G.
E.
Moore.
Mrs.
R.
A.
Ritchie,
Mrs.
Duncan
McRae,
Mrs.
Fred
Hemsworth
and
Miss
Lorraine
Youngman
with
sophisticated
poise
entered
the
wintry
wooded
setting
of
'the
stage
to
display
stunning
creations
in
the
latest
cuts
and
designs.
Ramn
anrl
.
..
softly
carpeted
in
blue.
Collars,
neat
and
soft,
sleeves
with
smartly
'designed
cutts,
backs
rippled
and
amply
full
went-to
demonstrate
that
this
year's
fur
coats
fill
most
adequately
the
demands
of
both
style
and
practicability
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene
was
a
com
Detent
and
H
vuiii-
SHE,
MrS
,J'
S'
BIack
Play-
ea
Dlano
mirsip
snnrnnrlat
tn
-
-f..M.Vb
W
!
the
OCClSion
one
n.-atl
Wardrobe
o,v,
was
In
.
capable
hands
01
Mrs.
J.
J
I.ltMo
.
Interest
centred
In
t.h
raffle
of
a
muskrat
Jacket
which
was
won
by
Miss
Barbara
Teng.
There
is
no
claimant
yet
of
&
door
prize.
No.
40
was
the
lucky
number
and
the
holder
can
claim
a
squirrel
set
neck
piece.
The
medels
and
the
wardrobe
items
were
as
follows:
Mrs.
Wudel
grey
Russian
squirrel
coat.
Mrs.
Moore
black
Hudson
seal
coat,
full
length.
Mrs.
Ritchie
muskrat
back
coat,
dark
Labrador
shade.
Mrs.
McRae
muskrat
back
coat
(belted),
pastel
mink
shade
Miss
Youngman
muskrat
back
coat,
wild
mink
shade
Mrs.
Hemsworth
silver
blue
muskrat
coat,
full
length.
Mrs.
Wudel
brown
Canadian
squirrel.
Mrs.
Moore
blue
lapin
jacket.
Mrs.
Ritchie
grey
lamb,
full
length
coat.
Mrs.
McRae
mouton
shortie
coat.
Miss
Youngman
moonglo
shade
muskrat
trotter.
Mrs.
Hemsworth
three-quarter-length
Hudson
seal
with
grey
Persian
trim.
t
Mrs.
Ritrhie-
brown
Pekln
lamb.
Mrs.
Moore
squirrel
Jacket.
Mrs.
Hemsworth
squirrel
cape.
Mrs.
Ritchie
prize
jacket.
Mrs.
wudel
grey
kid
cape.
.
Mrs.
McRae
mole
coachman's
cape.
mi
s.
Youngman
bleached
muskrat
cape.-
EMPIRE
DANCES
Another
delightful
feature
of
the
bazaar,
held
In
the
auditorium
of
the
Civic
Centre,
were
the
Empire
dances
by
pupils
of
Mrs.
L.
A.
N.
Fotterton
which
were
presented
at
intervals
dur-.ng
the
afternoon.
These
includ-d
Irish
lilt
and
skirt
dance
by
Diana
Peterson,
sailor's
hornpipe
by
Sharon
Skinner
and
Elizabeth
Pierce
and
American
xwyai
iianK,
is
sailing
tonight
aboard
the
Coqultlam
to
maks
the
round
trip
to
Masset.
S.
O.
N.
Whist
and
Dance,
Friday,
Nov.
24.
Whist,
8
o'clock.
Music
by
Mike
Colussi.
Refreshments.
Everybody
welcome.
(274)
tap
dance
ay
Heather
McDon
aid.
After
a
procession
of
standard
bearers
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays
lor
Municipal
Chapter,
Mrs.
Gil-
.
Jn
"a,7
iviTit.ufvii
l
iui
i.xii
nr
Chapter
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Unehai
;
for
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chao
ter
"Land
of
Hope
and
Glory"
and
"O
Canada"
were
sun
anrl
then
Mayor
O.
W.
Rudderham
formally
opened
the
bazaar.
---
j
vjsww
uaoaai
,
The
Aiic'
Municipal
Regent
and
general
j
tunveuer,
Mrs.
U.
K.
JS.
BlaCK-
aby,
welcomed
the
guests.
The
tea
table
was
centred
with
red,
white
and
blue
candles,
appropriate
to
the
Empire
theme,
and
Wllir..
.'hrVGanthnmitm.
uolu
w
auvautttge.
Psiding
at
the
pouring
tables
were
Mrs
.7
R
r.ihcnn
u,.
n
I
-
M4WOV1I,
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J
,
J
W
TJnrtHorham
Mn
-
v
,V
.
.
"o.
.
vui-
Un,
Mrs.
Nora
Arnold
and
Mrs.
.O
W
...
Orahnm
v.
The
tea
room
was
convened
oy
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe
and
servi-
teurs
were
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham,
Mrs.
Duncan
Black,
Mrs.
Martin-Van
Ccoten,
Mrs.
D.
H.
Stewart,
Mrs.
P.
Charlton,
Mrs.
G.
P.
Lyons,
Mrs.
N.
McDonald,
Mrs.
B,
Cole,
Mrs.
Len
Griffiths,
Mrs..
Frank
Hicks,
Mrs.
J.
D.
McRae
and
Mrs.
G.G.
iWthers.
Mrs.
J.A.
Ter.g
was
cashier.
Bootiis
weie
in
cnarge
as
follows:
Homemaking
Mrs.
Flood
and
Mrs.
T.
McMeekln.
Embroidery
Mrs.
J.
Morau
and
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner.
Woollen
articles
and
plant;
Mrs.
H.
A.
Brun,
Mrs.
Hosklns
Mrs.
J.
A.
MacDonald.
Plain
sewing
Mrs.
M.
G
Gormely
and
Mrs.
O.
E.
Moore
ove;cy
Doom
Mrs.
uvorneK
Sharl
Ingalls
and
Mary
Addl
son.
Raffles
Mrs.
Keays,
Mrs
Keilback,
Miss
Vivian
Wratjiall
Mrs.
Llneham.
RAFFLE
RESULTS
Drawing
of
raffles
resulted
as
iohows:
Fur
coat
Barbara
Teng,
tick
et
No.
518.
Breakfast
set.
donated
bv
Mason's
Jewellers,'
wdn
by-Mrs
J.
Hurnie,
No.
605.
Lamn.
donated
bv
Cook's
Jew
cllers,
won
by
J.
Botsford,
No.
415.
Lady's
handbag,
donated
bv
Brownwoods,
won
by
Ronnie
Hoskins,
No.
200.
Side
of
bacon,
donated
bv
Swift
Canadians,
won
by
Shir
ley
Main,
No.
725.
Mirror,
donated
by
MacKen-zie
Furniture,
won
by
Shirley
Hougan,
No.
1610.
Five
dollars
In
merchandise,
donated
by
Fiaser
&
Payne,
won
bv
Joe
(Kalen
Co-od).
No.
548.
Five
dollars
In
merchandise,
donated
by
Watts
St
Nickerson,
won
by
Russell
Morrison,
No.
1S44
Electric
cigarette
lighter,
do
nated
by
Rupert
Radio
ei
Electric,
won
by
M.
Baxter,
No.
880.
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
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1949
Special
Deluxe
Plymouth
1700.00
1941
4-Door
Plymouth
900.00
One
Maple
Leaf
Truck
Motor
$225
(Good
condition,
complete
with
4-speed
j
the
Navy
Drill
Hall,
Dec.
1.
Pro
11
-
J
1
.
,
transmission,
radiator,
battery)
-
-
PHONE
566
RUPERT
MOTORS
ITD.
Snennil
Avpiiiia
IETY
STORE.
Our
stock
Is
complete
and
prices
are
right,
(tf)
After
spending
the
summer
In
the
south,
Mrs.
Emil
Peterson
will
be
returning
to
Prince
Rupert
early
next
month.
Meeting
of
International
Union
of
Operating
Engineers,
Local
510,
Friday,
Nov.
24,
Carpenters
Hall,
7:30
p.m.
(274c)
Son
and
daughter
of
the
late
Harry
H.
Davis,
Kenneth
Davis
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Pvle?
arrive
nn
the
Princess
Louise
from
Victoria
this
mornine
and
will
He
Jlere
fin
a
few
days.
in
connection
with
their
father's
affairs.
Moose
weeklv
whLst
drive
Saturday
night
at
8
o'clock
in
the
Moose
Temple.
Members
please
attend
and
bring
your
friends.
(275)
Aubrev
Simmons.
MemW
nf
Parliament
for
Yukon,
was
here
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
this
mornine
enroute
to
his
Whitehorse.
While
here
he
visited
the
Skeena
member,
E
T.
Applewhaite.
i
There
are
only
25
more
shop
ping
days
till
Christmas.
The
i
malls
will
be
closing
shortly.
Get
your
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
NOW
at
tne
variety
store,
(tf
Twenty-five
dollars
was
donated
to
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Band
through
a
vote
made
at
the
United
Fishermen's
&
Allied
Workers'
Union
regular
meeting
Thursday
night.
m
w
Annual
Annual
mutiny
meeting.
niL.uip,
Canadian
vaiiauiaii
f
Cancer
Society,
Wednesday,
Nov.
za,
ai
z:30
p.m.,
Common
Lounge,
nf
.
rM.,i
irii
"
vith,
WbUblC,
JlCLblUU
Ui
Ul
fleers,
delegate's
report
showing
or
mm.
Any
interested
person
is
welcome.
tnnt
Z
Monttntl
totv
yew
pointing
ptobltM
whtr
yo
ttqulrt
Mteetk,
birtiful,
durtblt
Aniih.
Montntl
U
SijWy
miitonl
to
cidi,
tlktlit,
IcoHell,
frtti,
ittiiM
wtd
iatehi.
Eiy
to
ktp
clM
.
,
.
it's
crubbbll
HijK
quality
and
txtrcm
Ititlnj
power
I
mltci
Moniattl
yeer
nett
ecenemicel
Rnisk
ior
til
interior
r.Tonamel
HIGH
6L0SS
Qt.
$2.40;
Gal.
$8.25
S
the
Wide
aoice
of
Color
tody
-
ANDERSON
V
'
.
,
.
HANGING
JOHNNY!
Christmas
Cards
F
Salmon
Named
Chief
Biologist,
lias
been
appolnt-
jnternational
Pa-
Com
mis
-graduate
fsheries
of
the
ishlngton.
GLO
li
High
Gloss
cautiful
tints
k
decorating.
DRtING
jMPSON
RE
CO.
LTD
'king,
Crating
General
and
Storage
aole
and
Effl-A!so
amenta
for
id
Air
Co.
LU.
,
p'ctyk'ne
and
all
l.iOS,
S
CARTAGt
IGE
LIMITED
:
Tark
Avenues
thn-v
Gil
and
6ft
Steamer
GEORGE
Jails
for
SCOUVER
I'rmodiate
Ports
i
ti
f
inursdoy
:15
p.m.
ETCHIKAN
I'AV
MIDNIGHT
F
Kcserva
umm
Write
or
Call
P
()H
DKJOT
OFFICE
IUNCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
THALL'S
IFINISHING
pclak
Cameru
fc-up.
I'lmcnts
for
all
ficras.
N
Kodachrome
f'ilm.
Printing
and
fd
Ave.
W.
AKlKIIKir
pLDlNG
AIRING
I1'
363
CHELL
mm
f
tontraetors
ceeds
w
cnnaren's
Christmus
Tree
Party.
Dancing
10
to
2
-"
'
k
(276c
f
L.O.B.A.
Bazaar
Dec.
I.
Job's
Daughters
Bake
Sale
Overwaltea.
Dec.
2.
Port
Edward
Anffllran
Rajaar
at
Community
Hall,
December
5,
at
2:39
P-m-
United
Church
Fall
Bazaar,
December
7.
Rod
and
Gun
Novelty
Dance
December
8.
p)
Menstrual
Pains..
.use
PARADOL
Buy
Now
AND
Save
HOTPOINT
if
Make
Your
Choice
Now!
if
We
have
just
the
cards
that
you
will.
need.
They
call
me
Hanging
Johnny,
A
zvay-i-oh;
They
call
tne
Hang
ing
Johnny,
So
hang,
boys,
hang
!
For
over
a
century
Lamb's
Navy
has
'
been
the
call
of
those
who
know
good
rum.
Smooth
and
mellow
it
is
matured,
blended
and
bottled
in
Britain
of
the
finest
Demerara
Rums.
Lamb's
toy
Sua
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643
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That
Personal
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We
Specialize
in
SUEY
CHOW
ME1N
uuisiue
uracrs
f
hunk,
iss
PJW.
to
S:30
A.M.
STEWART,
B.C.
MR.
PILE
SUFFERER
DurliiR
la.Vt,
the
nrw
PY1.TONE
has
br'm
svmliol
of
mii-r
among
illr
KiiffiTert
from
imt
to
roust
Nevrr
tit
our
kmmirdge
as
rhrinlstM
liux
PYI.TON
K.
lierii
iiHll'd
In
the
fliir
rPMiilld
It
fhn
evrrywhwe.
PVLTO.VK
TKKATMKVT.
a
ll(iilil
taken
In
iniiuth.
is
rimHiuiiilril
from
lul
gimis,
balHiini!)
uml
herhnl
rtra
tH.
It
gm-s
rtlrei'tly
to
thf
Imirr
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