tlupctt
Daflp
JT3etoj
STEWART
LEGION
V"ja.
November
2,
1)M9
MSTTMCT
NEWS
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I
HALLOWE'EN
AT
STEWART
MOOSE
NAMES
OFFICERS
8TEW
ART
Stewart
Branch
No.
85
Canadian
Legion
held
the
annual
installation
of
offices
last
Friday
in
the
Club.
SHOYERS
FOR
TERRACE
BRIDE
TERRACE
Two
uVugr-.tfuI
"Showers"
im
held
In
Terrace
COMING!
Be
Wise,
Be
Ready,
When
the
Cold
Weather
Comer,.
Order
Your
COAL
Now
and
he
Warm
and
Comfortable
This
Winter.
TERRACE
QUIET
TERRACE
Hallowe'en
this
year
was
the
quietest
on
record
WOMEN'S
BAZAAR
STEWART
Saturday
saw
a
galaxy
of
good
things
offered
for
.sale
In
the
Mam
Home
as
ft
th
Women
of
Che
Moose
made
their
bin
bid
before
winter
Irnstallinir
officer
was
Past
President
Don
ffortoti.
Offteers
installed
were:
President
George
Anderson
First
Vice
President
James
P.
Garllck.
Second
Vlre
President
Andrew
Scott.
Chaplain
Jack
BousmHc.
,
Sergeant-ait-A
r
m
s
"Sam
no
damage
being
reported
and
last
week
for
Mrs.
Jim
Arseneautt,
no
ealls
going
In
to
the
polite)
the
former
Jean
Kirkaldy,
who
office.
There
were
a
few
pranks
was
married
two
weeks
ago
in
but,
on
the
whole,
it
was
rurd
Prine
Rupert
and
who
retcrned
to
believe
that
It
reali?
was
Hi!-
at
the
end
of
last
week
fic;u
a
m
.
Calvert
1
I
JmiIV
I
TODAY
FROM
ORDER
sets
In.
The
bachelors
crowded
the
home
cooking
section
where
delicious
pies,
cake
and
cookies
were
on
display.
The
fine
needlework
received
the
plaud-
loween.
Some
of
the
High
honeymoon
spent
In
Edmonton.
School
students
were
on
duty
as
Mr.
C.
Miehl
entertained
at
Call
651
fuards
at
the
High
School
and
her
home
on
Taesday
evening.
Klrkpatrlck.
Elerrv-ntary
School
but
nothing
Tl
guest
of
hui,
silting
Ui
a
!t
of
th
women.
Tea
una
cakes,
,
LPOTT
VlllTT
Executive
Louis
A.
Eehnsen
were,
of
course,
served
and
am-Cna.lM
G
and
William
pie
uauce
aone
to
ine
very
line
Shields
Orr.
After
the
installation
an
in
happened.
specially
decorated
chair,
receiv-
At
the
Civic
Centre,
the
young-
ed
her
many
lovely
gifts
placed
sters
gathered
for
the
Kh'.r.mens
on
a
coffee
table.
As
st
opened
Annual
Shell-Out
party.
Tf.r
each
gift
she
was
anted
que-
Jill
formal
social
evening
was
held,
viand
oflered.
This
very
suc-eesMfitl
affair
netted
the
women
$295.
32.
Articles
drawn
for,
Included
the
ladies
of
the
Women's
Aax
ju
i
hAimiLuwi
'
Co.
Ltd.
lltrvrtr
twrriir
nresent
TnbhBe
n
.
x'
:A
U
o1
fimiw
doily
wori
by
Mrs.
Casey
Will-
de.
was
played
nd
tne
women
H
II.WXO
ITFLI8
had
hot
dogs,
apples,
ice
cream
tion
on
married
life
ky
each
one
and
candy
with
small
prize
for
of
the
guests
m
turn
and
rrU
the
games.
The
children
wru
qaentiom
had
to
be
answered
by
were
in
costume
talked
around
tm.
the
hall
and
were
Judged
by
Mrs.
Delicious
refreshment
were
T.
Fraser.
H.
Yoimp
und
H
served
fcy
he
hoe
ass'.ed
by
lams
oi
nyaer,
Aiasica.
i-asey
fe!lte(j
the
9m
85Q8
In
Williams
took
home
a
fine
big
dlvijuai
wlnners
were:
cake
to
supplement
hi
wife's
turtlesMr).
Jove
Bwek
I
winning.
Mrs.Tom
Kirkpatriek
MrjJ
Vera
thence.
lier
daughter
Marlew,
Mrs.
Van
SUilk
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
JohrctotKf.
Other
gaests
included
Mrs.
D.
Dooeaa,
Merle
West,
Mrs,
Os-
got
a
very
nne
v,up
aim
oau-
Men-Cojtble
Phil
Crouch
eer,
and
Mike
Bolovk-k
won
a
and
Hay
c
rug.
l
FOR
klAKF
rlCANLUIH
LAKK
Spencer,
the
prizes
going
to:
'
Best
lre.-ed
Vicki
Smith
J.
Patterson
of
the
National
giri,
as
"Lil
or
Lady.
mm
B.mi
from
Prince
George
Jt
wlgin&l
Rar.
was
here
on
business.
Films
ham
iT:nr
n
an
ri
Tliis
4ivcrU.sciatrDt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquuc
Cuoliul
bmxi
t
by
the
Covcfiuiitnt
of
Brituh
Columbia.
'
will
be
shown
here
in
the
fu
UUtt-Ust
Wed-
borne,
Mrs.
A.
Kirkaldy,
Mrs.
H
Dorothy
Cote,
Onolee
Kirkaldy,
Mrs.
W.
Martin,
Mrs.
OsteTliind,
Mrs.
D.
Most
comical
girl
Fournier.
HALLOWE'EN
AT
STEYART
Mrs.
A.
Coffey
was
general
convenor
of
the
affair,
which
wa
under
the
auspices
of
the
home-making,
child'
care
and
social
committees.
Among
those
taking
part
were
Mrs.
Sybil
Re-zare,
Mrs.
J.
Bouzek,
Mrs.
Wil
ture.
Charles
Beatty
is
putting
Most
comical
boy,
Danny
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Little,
Mrs.
Mills,
Miss
E.
Ke4,
Mr
faMr
Mr
St
ICh-lralrl
,
parent-Tearh-
STJEWART
Hallowe'en
was
1
ntnft
A
ANNOUNCEMENT
Sidney
Gonkk,
Optometrist
Graduate
of
Los
Angeles
down
s
new
floor
in
the
Hall
;,'
.
,
,
,
'.
.
'
.
,
'
:'
1
drMw!
'
6PirkM
Bending
glfu
but
onable
to
at-
which
wUI
be
an
asset
for
dan-
don-
wwe
U"'
clng.
The
first
dance
will
be
the
-J
i
Most
oiiginal
boy.
Jay
t
McOil-
McAdams
Mrs.
West.
Robert
MacLeod,
celebrated
In
a
.
big
way
here
kinson,
-Mrs,
m
prMklent,
Mrs.
M
We-Presldent,
very.
-
Wednesday
night's
shower
was
jEiaffer.
serretary
Rains
have
made
the
roads
A
speciai
pre
wa3
awarded
to
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
R
Coo-very
muddy.
Mild
weather
con-
3y(.ar
oW
waiter
Sparxes
who
per
and
here
Mrs.
Arsereau!:
re-
Mrs."
Dave
Geddes,
Senior
Re-1
gent,
Mrs.
John
McKay,
Junior
Regent,
Mrs.
John
McLeod,
Mrs.
Harry
Stewart,
Mrs.
Vera
Lawrence,
Mrs.
W.
L.
Newell
a
past
graduate
regent
went
in
a
wheel
chair
to
help.
In
the
evening
a
dance
was
j
were
muddy
wnues
ana
mere
w
not
even
dressed
in
((.whov
suit,
'ceived
her
gifts
in
a
sin
an-1
Monday
night
in
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
under
the
auspices
of
the
Parent
Teachers
Association.
The
Hall
was
gaiiy
decorated
for
the
occasion
and
the
youngsters
enjoyed
themselves.
Officers
of
the
Association
and
numerous
friends
joined
in
to
make
H,
a
big
evening.
-M
as
muny
there
frost
at
night.
i
For
the
sellinK
of
the
most
white
decorated
ba.-.Kf,
following
Complete
Visual
Analysis
Glasses
Prescribed
When
Netessary
College
of
Optometry
)&.
pleased
to
announce
that'
he
has
opened,
permanent
offices
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
practice
of
Optonv
etry
in
Rooms
23
and
21,
ftkea,
and
there
Ralph
Keefe.
left
on
Saturday
Rhf.,u,.,t
u,.Vpt
T,.,,,,h
Kpr
the
oDenlnif
of
which,
delicious
t
Mrs.
for
Dawson
Creek.
He
expects
to
.
ar
weiing
,n
blcvc,e
,uina
t:c.
refleshmenU
were
served.
Anion
s
Dome
iWS
ween,
oe
iionie
lor
isiinsunas
a:iu
win
keU.
Claudia
King
collected
those
present
or
sending
gifts
new
ana
was
tnorougniy
en-
.
j.
I
n
Innio
ptflw
with
Mh
fM"ntlioffrt
-It
it.
were,
besides
the
guest
of
hom.-r,'
JyeQ-
music
was
supyueu
oy
Mrs.
R.
Sande.
Mrs.
A.
Harrson.
1
Mrs-
Harry
Stewart
and
Mrs.
(or
the
child-
j
and
sister,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dick
Bond
He
travelled
by
plane.
au
Fwty.
Besner
Block.
Office
Hours:
Evenings
by
Appointment
Daily
From
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Telephone
2in
I
TFRD
irr
TnPTPQ
'iMrs.
Pache,
Miss
Lips,
Mrs.
CUf-:
Hu8h
Woodford
at
the
piano,
I
LKIWCL
1
UriV.O
Klrkaldv.
Mr.
I
Gordou
D,clc
at
tne
drums-
and
Tango-
Sak
and
Tom
Ku-kpatrick
on
Funernl
servlcM
for
the
lntp
Kirkaldv.
Mrs.
Toon.
Mrs-
Paui
the
vloIin
and
Donald
Alexander
McKinnon
on.
Mrs.
Murie,
Jr..
Mrs.
McNabtt,
I
guitar
7
were
held
in
the
O.Wfellows'
Hall
"u"ry
ldu&,aIlu
ST
R
WART
Mrs.
Jordan.
Pumps
on
Friday
aftermwm
with
the
Mrs.
Arseneautt
left
on
Thurs-
Professional
and
Business
day's
train
to
join
h"c
husbauj
in
Prince
Rupert.
STEWART
NEWS
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
Southholm
docked
here
recently
with
supplies
for
Silbak-Premier
Mine
and
took
on
68
tons
of
concentrates
from
the
Reverend
Perry
Mallett
officiating.
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norringlon
was
organist
and
hymns
sung
were,
"Nearer
My
God
to
Thee,"
and
"Abide
With
Me."
The
graveside
objective
Is
to
purchase
an
over
head
bed
table.'
Refreshments
Riverside
Mine,
Alaska.
The
!
were
served
at
the
ckwe
of
trie
Wit
r-'
msr-frtiff
of
thfir
'
J
10
ImI
liu
r-
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818
P.O.
Box
525
330
Second
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
was
in
charge
of
the
Oddfellows
meeting.
company
Intends
to
continue
shipments
during
the
winter
provided
there
is
no
freeze-up.
Twire
sn
SiSfly"
CATHERINE
LAURIE
PUBLIC
STENOGRAPHER
401
Third
Ave.
West
(Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.)
Phones:
Green
667
Days
Green
412
Evgs.
Lodge.
Pallbearer?
were
R.
Cory,
T.
Morris,
J.
H.
Smith,
W.
Donald,
F.
Gavan
and
E.
Haugland.
Ronald
Paulson
is
a
patient
in
the
local
hospital.
ik
I
n
anlo-mi
ilnr
own.
3if
M
or
I
he
rre
knows
tnVen
core
nf
the
Intle
htiy
dhoulil
atiytliimt
happen
to
iuin.
Don
!
forgM,
Bonit
tims
ymin
hu'luiml.
And
I'm
not
bnimt
tnortml.
It's
just
pUia
coiiiniuu
H
iise.
!.
yomtt
fc-llnw,
jtitt
ymi
lKik
in
ytmr
hiKletin(
right
Ucm.
und
put
miup
of
your
inv
iln
Life
inmr-tnrr
pi
no
that'll
take
rare
of
the
liitle
lmv
you
il
do
uny-t
lunir
fur.
Sho
t
wwih
it.
Whatever
your
inrome,
I
lliink
I
I'ltn
lill
you
fmw
you
en
)tr
shniit
it.
.
Lei'i
talk
thiiifti)
over
tixluyl
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Coi
bn
tiinjr
spent
the
week-end
with
uiaiives
o.'
Water
conditions
have
always
been
a
handicap
during
the
winter
months.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
WoLsten-home
and
child
left
recently
for
Prince
Rupert.
Mvs
Jeanann.
Crawford
left
here
for
Vancouver
for
dental
$9.95
and
$10.50
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LIMITED
B.
&
W.
TRANSFER
3RY
FIR
KINDLING
WOOD
50c
Per
Sack
Delivered
PHONE
GREEN
186
fn
itninic
'
V.
tW-re
are
i"'o(nil
nioit-oi
Hire
llmi
fll
tl
yonrn
j"lin
U''
toing
!
h:i.npr
if
he
the
Bench.
Frank
Ea.l
had
v.
appendix
operation
at
the
ho:pita
at
the
week-end.
The
Hospital
Auxiliary
met
oi1
Thursday
evening
last
in
the
nurses'
lounge
of
the
Outpost
Hospital
but
there
was
a
very
poor
attendance
presided
over
by
Mrs.
D.
G.
Little
who
opened
th';
meeting
with
a
few
well-chosen
words
In
tribute
to
a
faithful
member,
Mrs.
E.
Maxted,
who
passed
away
thrje
weeks
aac.
Phone
357
treatment.
3rd
Ave.
K.
J.
&
B.
CO.
PAINTING
OF
ALL
KINDS
Remodeling
Rooms
Bathrooms
and
Kitchens
Our
Specialty
Willing
to
Go'
Anywhere
All
Work
Guaranteed
BOX
No.
1141
STATION
B
month
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Frank
Is
recupeiating
from
a
Mrs.
O.
Farquam
and
nifarvt
child
returned
early
in
the
month
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
oangerous
illness.
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
&
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
Al)
Work
Guaranteed
The
net
result
of
the
Thanklv-.
to
Terrace
after
spending
several
CHANDLER'S
PORTRAIT
STUDIO
Film
Finishing
Enlarging
for
treut-
SIS
LIFE
ASStRANCF.
CO.
OF
CANADA
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dudley
Little
!
ing
Tea
and
Sale
were
given
by
,
weeks
in
the
south
the
treasurer,
Mi.;s
Hekd,
aed
ment.
the
finances
are
now
la
veryl
satsfactory
state.
The
auxiliary!1
Young
Norman
1W2
Ambrose
Avenue
leave
on
Thursday
to
attend
a
Flash
Photo?
Taken
P.
O.
Itox
855
Lumbermen's
convention
In
Phone
Green
389
215
19
at
Homel
th
St
1
B.C.
I
Frank,
18
PRINCE
RUPERT,
f,
r,IP
.
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D.
It-
VAI
uio
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pit
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eer,
oi
c
lay.
,
v,niL
iuu
noi
,.
,
,
l
'
,,0
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L
Cliff
Sinclair
of
the
Royal
Bank
1
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
Co
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
I
l
Cl
I
II
Tl7
!
TV-
ll
of
Canada
staff
leave
on
Thurs-
1
1
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BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
Agents
for
SIMPLEX
GAS
and
CUMMINS
DIESEL
ENGINES
Sales
Service
and
Parts
Boat
owners
and
users
of
In
1118
Melville
Street
VANCOUVER
-
B.C.'
dustrial
Engines
ti:e
Invited
rvSi
'
'-C
day
for
the
south
havng
been
IrKlLfMULT
I
Gffi&&
lJi
I
lNSER5i'
transferred
there.
SERVICE
JV
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LIFE
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BALK
rCCT?
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CITY
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Monday,
Wednesuay,
FrldaX
BllLDERS
SIPPLIES
'V'
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Tf
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a
4
rH
8:00
PID'
General
Builders'
Supplies
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Tl'
From
the
East-
and
PITTSBCRG
PAINTS
I
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V'
1-7
'
trJf
Srt
ll
1
Tuesday,
unursday.
Suturda;
505
McBrlde
St.
Blue
820
to
our
showroom
to
view
our
various
engines
and
talk
over
equipment
problems.
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
BUIDING
DR.
GARNET
E.
IL
-MONTGOMERY
:
DENTIST
Suit
7,
Smith
Block
Phone
525
P.O.
Box
i2l
PHONE
BLUE
593
P.O.
BOX
1184
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metllb
Kt
:
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PRINTING
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Up
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PHONE
21
222
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204
4th
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Phone
855
DR.
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DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
765
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Box
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780
RED
515
HANDYMAN
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SERVICE
GENERAL
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Box
774
Second
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PHONES
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334
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1670
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