Prince
Rupert
OqlTy
New?
I"rlday,
December
8,
1950
Frozen
DiDes?
Phone
Thorn'
Don't
foreet
the
Rod
and
OU
m
.
.
.
AIR
PASSENGERS
From
Sandspit
(Thursday)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
8tewart,
N.
Lind-gren,
W.
McLeod,
E.
T.
S.
Moore.
From
Vancouver
(Thursday)
R.
Breales,
D.
Bravender,
Q.
Al-lard,
G.
Clancy,
R.
McNab-
To
Vancouver
(today)
Miss
A.
Smith,
H.
A-
Jorgenson,
J.
Wilson,
D.
Souter,
H.
Stewart,
R.
S.
Edwards,
H.
L.
Batten.,
K.
Mars-den,
T.
Finnis,
A.
Chapman.
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Junior
Citizens
Are
Taking
Posts
One
hundred
positions
are
expected
to
be
filled
by
this
evening
by
students
participating
In
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Future
Citizens
Day,
according
to
an
announcement
this
morning
by
8.
O.
Furk,
chairman
of
the
Future
Citizens
committee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Applications
were
slow
to
come
in
and
by
Monday
evening,
only
three
had
been
received
by
Junior
Citizens
City
Clerk
Iona
Hardy.
However,
.by
this
morning
there
had
been
nearly
seven
j
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f-:r--r
V!Vy
yip
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ioucci,
metal,
Black
884.
(tf)
P.
M.
Ray
left
Tor
Victoria
on
:
the
Prince
George
last
night.
There
are
only
13
more
shop-iPing
days
till
cnristmas.
The
mails
will
be
closing
shortly
Get
your
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
NOW
at
the
VARIETY
STORE.
(tf
i
j
S.O.N.
Whist
and
Dance
Friday,
Dec.
8.
Whist,
8
o'clock.
:
Music
by
Mike
Colussi.
Reiresh-jtnents.
Everybody
welcome.
(283)
j
Mrs.
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
-
who
I
has
been
receiving
treatment
at
j
Prince
Rupert
Gentral
Hospital,
j
returned
to
her
home
yesterday.
Gun
Club
dance
at
your
Civic
Centre
on
December
8.
Lots
of
fun,
lots
of
prizes.
(283c)
95c
buys
a
pound
of
Nabob
coffee.
15c
buys
a
tin
of
grapefruit
Juice
at
SHEARDOWNS.
Be
sure
to
watch
our
windows
for
other
good
week-end
specials.
.
.
(278)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mayer
return
home
to
Port
Clements
on
the
Coqultlam
tonight
after
a
visit
In
the
city.
A
general
meeting
of
the
Construction
and
General
Laborers'
Union
was
held
Tuesday
evening
in
the
Carpenters'
Hall.
General
VhltW
For
Men
ty
and
Miss
Hardy
said
all
the;
positions
would
be
filled
by
this
I
Just
about
everything
you
business
was
transacted.
FOR
ALL
BUILDERS'
NEEDS,
PHONE
116
or
117
can
mink
of
in
the
nav
of
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
evening.
The
broadcast
scheduled
to
be
!
held
by
the
Junior
Citizens
city
council
Tuesday
was
postponed
.
until
last
night
when
they
made
a
creditable
showing.
Next
Tuesday
is
the
day
the
juniors
take
over
running
tne
city.
The
day
will
end
with
L'
Hnr'inl
tnr
th
1nnir.ro
anri
tl'
A
k,
t
i
"That's
the
last
time
I
ass
you
topass
the
salt!"
GIFTS
at
The
TOTEM
POLE
GIFT
SHOP.
(itc)
You
win
find
the
greatest
selection
of
Christmas
decorations
for
the
home
at
th
VARIETY
STORE.
U
H.
O.
Perry,
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
several
days
on
business,
Is
leaving
by
this
evening's
train
for
Prince
George.
For
a
very
special
gift
we
have
a
fine
string
of
pearls
with
An
organizational
meeting
of
a
Rotary
mixed
chorus
will
be
held
Friday,
evening,
Dec.
8,
Civic
Centre.
Any
person
interested
In
choral
singing
Ls
Invited
to
attend.
(286c)
Christmas
turkeys,
ducks
or
geese.
Place
your
orders
with
us
now
to
assure
you
the
grade
and
size
of
bird
you
require.
WE
CLEAN
THEM
AND
DELIVER
THEM.
MIDWAY
GROCERY
AND
MEAT
MARKET.
Phone
659.
(287c)
Barbara
Teng
Joining
Choir
Humor
j
Grew
"
Jack
Armstrong
of
"
people
who
have
worked
with
Motors
left
last
night
on
the
th
Final
Rites
For
"Nifty"
Lambert
llre'
,
"T
T'l
Miss
Barbara
Teng,
(laughter
Prince
George
for
a
business
tr.'p1
Junior
Citizens
Day
is
part
of
tfi
Vancouver.
"
the
Jayeees
"get
out
the
vote"
campaign.
L
;
IJ1
'iu
mrs.
j
a.
reni.
hav.
sal
u.
u
ion
in
un
anony-
ins
been
accepted
.here
a
few
I
nimiii'
cull
to
the
mtjy
montris
am
as
a
memb(,r
of
th
solid
gold
catch
set
with
a
small
,,,urJay.
announcing
that
famous
i'lpa
Ch,
oir
of
Vancjii-
diamond.
Beautifully
boxed.
,
i
on
was
bWK'vea
killed,
;ver
wU1
,ave
Decern
hw
ih
h
Bulger's,
the
store
of
worth
and
ORDER
YOUR
APPLES
FOR
XMAS
NOW.
Fancv
Mars
S
B!)
The
funeral
of
George
Lambert,
pioneer
restaurant
waiter,
took
place
at
Grenville
Chapal
J..
injured
iimiH
in
in
a
a
bus
uus
uL-ci-Vuir
acciV,lir
fnr
for
Vancouver
VnnPMiiifo..
to
sn-nrt
-,.,,!
lu,,.
beautv
beauty.
nti
dtn
DOX.
Jr.
size
S2.0fr
Anot.her
shtn-
!
liU'v
nwmlm
I
weeks
rehearsing
with
the
choir'
ment
Netted
Gem
Potatoes
ar-
Thursday
afternoon.
The
oin-
.
WAvTm.
$,
an
:it.able
Junior
News
which
will
present
one
concert
1
1?,
.
!E,
"
Men,
or
women
riving
Wednesday,
excellent
elating
clergyman
was
Rev
m-
fanning
the
air
at
po-.Then
at
Eister
she
will
go
south
'
Jlterestf
i"
Part-time
work
as
keepers,
$2.99
sack.
Include
Jap1
Canon
B.
S.
Procter,
St.
An-i
,h.,i.i..,.p
n,i:f,.r
n,..
,,.,.,
,..-.i,0
iU
.
.u.;:Per'al
interviewers,
preferably
oranees
with
vour
orrtPrsHii
cirew's
Cathedral.
Mrs.
Gilkei
Pure
Wool
Ankle
Sox
in
Diamond
pattern
with
Wool
Tie
in
matching
design.
Per
set
84.00
Suspender,
Armband
gnd
Garter
Sets
in
attractive
colprs.
Per
set
03.00
Fine
Quality
Suspenders,
smartly
boxed.
Each
.
.
1,50
83,00
White
Silk
Scarves
with
embroidered
initial
in
black.
'
Each
.
,.
"'
83.00
Lined
and.
Unlined
Dress
Gloves-
82.95
,0
07.05
tHickor;
Leather
Wallets,
irv.
f
in
selected
quality
:
i
,.
83.0003,50
Leather
Belts
by
Hick-
f
......
'...,
'..
....
.
...
.
.
I
able
to
travel
short.
Mitano
1
oo
hn.
imuv
in--..r.
una
nroanist
Hvmns
were
"Iad
l-settlng
not
a
word
middle
of
June
will
leave
anain
-
.
,
-v.-v.
miunni
VJ
n.vA
r.
It
I
"
occasionally.
Please
apply
by
AND.
MEAT
MARKET
Phone
'Kindly
Light"
and
"Nearer.
My
letter
to
Box
847.
Dailv
News.'
i
God.
to
Thee."
Pallbearers
were
:iniiation.
Hie
rumor
grew,
to
enpape
in
to
weeks'
final
re-
rii
jH-oi!e
were
rumored
hearsal
after
which
the
choir
will
!
in
a
Int.s
full
of
Columbia
l
ave
fo-
a
tour
of
Canada
and
j
Hiving
full
particulars.
(ltc)i
John
Bulzak,
Charles
Atkins,
,
,
IF
you
are
shopping
for!Barnev
Turbitt.
Havworth
Todd,
Wright
Davies.
Who
ret.iirnpH
TOYS
rntno
tji
thu
V4P.
i,.w
t.,-i-
a
i
n
no,.,or,,-,
woikmen,
according
to
ureat
Britain.
IETY
STORE.
Our
stock
is
com
i
,
"cmiusuay
from
jrum
Vancouver,
rMn'''-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kenneth
Brown,
I
'wre
he
sint
a
while
in
Conrad
Sueet
district.
Shauahnessv
--"ko
.etoy
nosp,
Huxnitni
saw
gwui
plete
and
prices
are
right,
(tf)
Interment
was
Fairvlew
Cemetery
in
the
returned
soldiers'
plot.
Mr.
Lambert,
more
a,,
Mrs.
Mrs.
L.
L.
Strike,
btrike,
E.
E.
Jones,
Jones,
are
are
"
'
Major
I
wli
nffifial
Quarters
cave
pas-,
pas-1
n
,:.,.
..,
17.:
Donald
Wainr
flssnr-fatH
,uh
,
--
4W,
Jaillll.
lUlllltlllV
III
r
r
I
Tl
DOt
''WSH.vU
known
as
"Nifty,"
uicps
that
Rupert,
who
U
still
a
patient
in
Henry.
Whittaker,
former
pro-;
;e
.
MUSIC
for
Happier
Living
served
in
the
First
Great
War.
i
the
CoquiUam
tonight.
.
the
hosptal
and
continues
to
im-
.
!
"""t
in
private
prac-prove.
He
asked
Mr.
Davies
to
lice
a
Victoria.
Is
on
a
trip
from
remember
him
to
all
of
his
.
,
Vanderhoof
and
Terrace
friends
here.
It
is
understood
he
to
make
flna,1
lnsPction
of
new
ANNOUNCEMENTS
MISERIES
OF
government
liquor
stores
at
those
will
remain
In
Vancouver.
Rad
and
Gun
Novelty
Dance
iwo
points
Mr.
Wagg,
who
ar-'December
8.
rived
from
the
south
on
the
p
December
15
Canadian
Le-I
Prince
George
Wednesdav.
left
n
that
evening
for
the
Interior
and
gion
formal
pre-Christmas
ball.
:
ls
due
back
here
tomorrow
ninht
-
.
,
.
.
,
t
enrout
to
Victoria.
Mr.
WhitJ
ls
Daughters
Variety
Musi-taker
sailed
last
night
by
the:
"l
sw-
c,vlc
Centre-
MondaM
Prince
Owmrp
(in'
Vila
rnt.iirn
"fx.
18.
OUR
HUGE
COLLECTION
OF
POPULAR
and
CLASSICAL
RECORDS
INSURES
A
PROPER
SELECTION
IN
A
VARIETY
OF
PLAYING
SPEEDS.
Hear
our
Records
For
the
Children
--...r.Uv
-
the
DOTnVwh
December
In
County
Court
George
E.
Armstrong
vs
Oscar
Therien,
$115.75
stands
ove;
Brown
&
Harvey
for
plaintiff,
MacLeod
and
Ray
for
defendant.
south
after
inspecting
the
new
card
party,
i
-
'
i
relieve
.
l
I
1
J
"
-
pl)t
,
.
4
,.
Canadian
Legion
December
18.
t'i-i'i
ru
-
irt
thrmii'ii
'
:
.-
itatinn.
Ik
'
a
It
spreads
d-cold
ntist-ry
ok,
individually
boxed
01.50
f
05,00
9vi
soothes
Kae
miser;
ml9c.rao.e
liquor
store
here.
LETTERBOX-
UP
'l'"
u"..
..
nnd
lets
you
December
20
Canadian
Legion
Bring-ur-Missus
Nlte.
S.O.N.
Christina-
tree
.and
dance,
Dec.
27
British
Pacific
Engineering
Co.
Ltd.
vs.
Bazil
Tomkins
stands
coi'B1"'""
way
y
VICtCS
VATRO
nOi
hose
props
mils&Uichmon
over
to
January
court.
Brown
&
Harvey
for
plaintiff;
MacLeod
i
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Christmas
cabaret
?arty,
Dec
23.
'
(Our
store
will
be
spen
until
ft
oclpck
tonight)
TRIBUTE
TO
CELLULOSE
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
regard
to
the
company
and
WITHOUT
A
DOUBT
WE-HAVE
THE
LARGEST
STOCK
OF
RECORDS
IN
THE
NORTH,
r
Make
your
choice
from
O
VICTOR
0
BLUEBIRD
O
DECCA
O
CAPITOL
O
COLUMBIA
O
LONDON
Frostie
Locker
our
boys
who
work
at
the
cela-nese
plant
on
Watson
Island,
we
are
very
proud
and
happv
that
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
has
A
Side
ot
Pork
in
Your
Locker,
40c
lb.
m
Ray
foi-
defendant.
R.
O.
Large
v.
Wood
Si
Mc-Clay
Ltd.
$132.58
Brown
&
Harvey
for
plaintiff;
Locke,
Guild,
Lane,
Shepherd
and
Yule
iMsi-Laod
&
Ray
agents)
for
defendant.
S.
ii
Hlckinore
and
W.
T.
Hirkmore
vs.
George
F.
Martin,
$l,COO
stands
over
to
next
cu
i.
Brown
and
Harvey
for
plaintiffs;
MacLeod
and
Ray
for
defendant.
The
appeal
of
Mary
P.
Meger
against
a
sentence
handed
down
November
1
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
C.
G.
Tran
at
Stewart-December
15.
MacLeod
and
Ray
for
appellant.
A
certificate
of
naturalization
was
awarded
M-s.
Allda
Hermlrvi
Kopala.
taken
enough
interest
in
our
city
of
Prince
Rupert
to
go
to
the
trouble
and
expense
of
erectir.-;
and
establishing
a
plant
of
its
size
and
capacity,
creating
employment
for
our
local
boys.
lore
your
order
now
for
a
side
of
5ATHI-GL0
Semi
Gloss
$t
High
Gloss
In
.'many
beautiful
tints
for
interior
decorating.
QUICK
DRYING
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD
t
r
I-
i.
I
i
!
I
i
t
i
I.;
,
!
1
1
I
i,
f
r
f
!l
ti
tf,
t
-1
Your
Locker
Hunt
has
another
large
shipment
of
I'ork
arriviiin
on
Monday,
Di-temltrr
Utli
My
son
ls
employed
by
Colum
Pork
in
Your
Locker
for
only
40c
lb.
I
Enquire
About
our
Record
I
Gift
Certificates
McRAE
BROS..
bia
Cellulose
and
loves
his
work.
bosses,
and
general
good
treat-
j
ment
he
receives
there
at
all
Average
weight
per
side,
fifty-eight
pounds
times.
Furthermore,
the
meah
he
gets
there
are
first
class
and,
Instead
of
taking
a
cold
lunch
from
home,
he
is
able
to
have
a
good
substantial
hot
meal
out
at
Watson
Island
Such
officials
as
B.
Ingram
the
&rMt
Modem's
?
for?;
boys
love
as
they
would
their
own
FRIDAY
AND
father
or
big
brother.
So
I
say-
Ope
n
Columbia
Cellulose
of
Prince
SATURDAY
Rupert
"can-y
on"
and
maybe
the
torch
will
ever
be
lit
and
held.
MRS.
E.
L.
GURVICH-OLSEN
Nights
for
YOUR
Xmos
shopping
Save
Time
,1
!
;
Cash
your
cheques
here
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
(Prince
Rupert)
Giles
McKenzie,
C.
N.
Shears,
M.
Brownder,
K.
Kirk.
F.
W.
Richardson
and
Paul
McConnell,
George
Coolc
Jeweller
This
tUTVeriTsement
is
noi
published
Thompson,
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Vancouver;
H.
P,
of
(A
FEW
DOORS
FROM
THE
CAPITOL
THEATRE)
'
-
-
-
-
I
i
Wi
If!
fcn
I
Rfc
Prince
George;
W.
K.
Elliott,'
Columbia
-
Smithers;
B.
H.
McDonald
and
Mrs.
O.
Dunlop,
Prince
Rupert;
Mrs.
Malloy
and
baby,
Masset;
P.
Peterson
and
J.
M.
Sloan,
Dor-een;
Mrs.
William
Osborne,
Terrace;
J.
Landweber,
Ketchikan;
F.
W.
Doubt,
Wishman,
Wash.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vic
Giraud,
Terrace.
w
7
ALLACE
Give
General
Electric
Products!
PHARMACY
A
tlistiniruisJifd
figure
in
anv
n
tr.
'
-
o
'
Tin!?
Contain
Morgan
Q.E.
Toasters,
from
$9.95
U
$14.50
G.E.
Radios
-
$19.95
G.F.
Kettles
:..
$14.50
G.E.
Washer
and
pump
$159.50
g.e.
e
ft.
Refrigerator
$429.00
s
Canada's
largest
selling
rum.
---Cxl'
Next
tinu-,
enjoy
Captain
Morgan
Rum.
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
SUNDAYS:
12
Noon
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