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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BRING
RESUl.TS
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Wednesday,
May
17,
1950
FENCING
V,
I
j
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Announcement
!
t
ton
IL
stribu-jthe
C.
N.
R.
service
between
S.O.N.
Smorgasuord.
May
17
IfER
,
..wv
wiui
uie
vancou
Prince
Rupert
and
Red
Pass
and
Posts
Roils
Cleor
Ccdor
Gothic
Pickets
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Masonic!
oi
lraae
party
wUi
the
speaker
today
at
the
weekly
was
traasferred
to
Kamloops
in
1948,
is
the
subject
of
a
write-
j
up
in
the
"Personalities"
column
;
of
the
Kamloops
Sentinel.
This
'
Your
Favorite
Sweater
.
.
by
Jantzen
Temple,
May
18.
Little
Theatre
Plays,
Civic
Centre,
May
19th.
Card
Tournament,
Catholic
Kail,
May
25.
Complete
Stocks
on
Hand
Order
Today
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
I.I'MHUR-COAL-BL'II.DIXG
SI
PPI
IKS
Phone
IIS
So
,
oi
lne
prlnce
Rupert
Gyro
Club.
Hu
subject
was
"The
Economic
Romance
of
British
Columbia."
Why
try
to
get
radio
reception
without
an
aerial?
Phone
100
for
an
aerial
estimate.
tn
W.
Harry
Raikes,
superintendent
of
the
British
Columbia
district
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
Is
among
the
visitors
in
the
city
today
with
the
Vancouver
Board'
t
Trade
party.
At,
lnnrv.rm
...
V4
i2
features
his
Lie
long
interest
in
Eoy
Scout
movement,
and
his
work,
in
this
connection
while
living
in
Northern
British
Columbia.
He
reorganized
the
First
Kamloops
Troop
which
had
been
ulsbandtd
during
the
war
because
of
lack
of
leaders.
Regular
meeting
of
the
W.O.T.M.
Wednesday
the
17th.
Please
bring
your
recipes.
(11."))
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Masonic
Temple
Thursday,
May
18,
2:30
to
5:30
p.m.
Door
prize.
(115)
.
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Lutheran
Home
Cooking,
Tea,
Scandinavian
Delicatessan,
May
27.
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
Tea,
Fashion
Show,
Teacup
Reading.
May
31.
Women's
Hospital
AuxllUiy
Tea,
Nurses'
Home,
June
1.
Cory-ad
Street
School
PTA
"TV
!
"
........
.
v
W
day
o.
R.
S.
Blackaby.
local
rm.n-fficr,
was
host
at
a
luncheon
iy
the
Broadway
Cafe
when
a
num-
I
Canadian
'Legion
Card
Party
Wednesday,
May
17,
8
p.m.
(115
oi
city
business
men
met
Mr.
Raikes
who
only
recently
as-turned
duties
in
this
province',
Laving
come
out
from
head
of-fi"e
in
Montreal.
SUMMER
TOYS
For
TINY
TOTS
Rubber
Balls,
Sand-pails
and
Shovels
Plastic
&
Metal
Cars
Scooters,
Wagons,
Tricycles
etc.
"Wind-Up"
Party,
Conrad
Street
School,
8
p.m.,
June
2.
Everybody
welcome.
Cambrai"
Tea,
June
7
Mr3.
J.
McRae.
4th
Ave.
West.
United
Church
home
cooking
sale,
Thompson's
Hardware;,
June
17.
11
a.m.
to
4
p.m.
Presbyterian
Tea,
June
15.
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale
Nov.
16.
PRIME
MINISTER
TOURS
ONTARIO
Chppewa
Indian
girls
frorn
Walpole
sland
shake
hands
with'
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
at
Wallaceburg.
during
a
tour
of
Eastern
Ontario.
The
prime
minister
received
gifts
of
fine
porcelain
at
Dresden,
wooden
shoes
from
the
Belgian-Dutch
communities
and
a
handsome
hand-made
rug
from
the
Indian
boys
and
girls.
Smorgaas-Bord
and
Programme
SO
N.
Hall
Wed.,
May
17,
7:30
p.m.
Radio
ProRrammi,
-G:15.
Dancing
10:30-2.
Music
by
Mike
Colu.ssi.
Everybody
Wel-ctmc.
'
(115,
Labor
Council
Hears
Speakers
Two
guest
speakers
attended
the
May
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
Geo.
Viereck
of
the
Credit
Union
and
George
Wilkinson
of
the
Labor
Relations
Board.
Sec
the
VARIETY
STORE
First
Two-tone
zipper
jacket
with
raglan
shoulders.
Neat
pattern
in
quiet;
'
colorful
contrasting
fpp-
ric'f
ront
and
back,
wool.
'
sleeves
and
trim
..
$8.95'
'
.
.1
tit
Staple
botany
cardigan'
lightly
napped
to
give
cashmere
finish.
Invert-
j
ed
pleated
pockets
and
.
reinforced
shoulder
seams
$9-50
Silk
ahd
wool
cardigans"
in
brown
and
blue
mixtures.
Smart,
hard
wCar-
j
ing
and
practical
$1
0
95
,
,
,
...
.
u
Vee-neck,
long
sleeve
,
botany
pullovers.
Napped
cashmere
finish,:
reinforced
shoulder
seamsii
to
prevent
sagging..
Green,
Fawn,
and
...
..
.
r
Cherry
I...'.'
$3.50"
Cable-knit'
stitch
pullovers
styled
with
sleeves"1
or
sleeveless.
Soft,
rich-yarns'
vsi
r
g
i
n
w
o
o,l,:
throuah
and
through
$6.95
ond
$10.95
meeting
with
an
address
o:i
Labor
Relations
Board
and
the
functions
and
set-up
of
same.
He
st.atpH
that
tVin
Wdmrtrpntin
.;..v..
Mr.
Viereck
gave
-
a
very
Inter
v..w
V.-
UllUUlim,
A.
esting
talk
on
the
fnrmniinn
nfL....,.
...
!
Mrs.
O.
Krause
left
on
Monday
evening's
train
for
a
trip
to
;!'r
native
home
in
the
Edinburgh
district
of
Scotland.
Sail-j
lug
from
Quebec
May
23
on
the
Samaria,
she
will
be
away
about
six
months.
On
the
wav
hnmo
There's
Beauly
For
You
and
privacy
in
your
home
with
Venetian
Blinds.
We
have
the
largest
selection
of
samples
in
the
city.
Crpriit
tti.
.
"
T
U1
ueoaung
was
very
essential
for
into
I
t
T
thelr
growth
Trade
Unions
and
the
country
as
r1?3'
0"3,1
Cl'edit
Un-
a
whole-
There
had
bn
no
set-
Zn,
T
,W'th
eStab"
iback
Union
membership
since
nsned
ished
centra
lnsurnnna
,
..
.
.
r
-
EVERY
OCCASION
;
she
will
visit
in
Akron,
Ohio,
'
with
,
U'IB
.
Lne
incorporation
or
the
I.e.
A.
)..,-
,i
u
.t
daughter,
Mrs.
L.
P
'an
also
stated
D.
Fetherof.
.
J
that
money
;
act.
He
al.0
stated
that
Arbitra-
You'll
find
just
the
CAKE
or
PIE
you're
looking
for
at
the
home
of
fine
baking
Annual
tlon
Board
action
removed
from
meeting
Prinr-o
u,.
nirii
th
,
A.,socK,tion,
Common
lounr.e,
very
reasonable
for
the
suited
and
questions
were
asked,
Civic
Centre,
Thursday,
May
13.
,
S
,
pl
reason
mosl
of
the
admin-
Mr.
Wilkinson
ably
giving
the
FREE
ESTIMATES
"-TnV
.:iki
p.m.
Speaker:
Hon.
Herbert
1
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.
WJS
VOIuntary
by
answers.
MATTSOM'S
Anscombe
.
"""mocrsmp.
He
also
gave
RUPERT
BAKERY
LIMITED
Baked
Fresh
Daily
Chairman
H.
S.
Harrison,
on
behalf
of
the
Council,
thanked
both,
of
the
speakers.
330
2nd
Ave.
Blue
818
,
Risht
in
th'.;
centre
of
a
pic-j
j
'
of
the
flooded
Riverview
!
a
detailed
account
of
the
functions
of
the
Credit
Union
and
benefits
derived
by
the
membership.
Mr.
Wilkinson
presented
the
654
loistrict
of
Winnippi;,
which
ap-
I
'II
reared
in
the
Daily
News
yesterday,
could
be
seen
the
ne..
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n.nt
1YW00D
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CAFE
RTW1
Hi
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TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THIi
CITY
rince
Rupert
Flor
Thii
ivtluittt
li
Mt
publiikcd
w
diipUycd
b
Boys'
Runners
Top
Grade
Cork
Insoles
:w
Liquw
.omtm
DmK
m
ky
U
bannuMD
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Flowers
for
All
Ooca
iyjwoiywsi.
m
mn
3:30
P.M
U
1:30
A
M
,!!
in
Chines-
Dtsbet
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel
j
jlOO
2
1
YOU
WILL
BENEFIT
BY
THIS
heme
of
a
b-other
of
Thomas
j
Sneers
of
thh
city.
Mr.
Spers
I
visited
there
last
year.
The
pic-;
ture
indicated
that
the
house
as
well
as
many
others
around
it
j
was
Headed
ell
Into
the
first
storey.
'
Rejxjrt
From
Parliament
i
E.
T.
Applewhaite
M
P.,
C.F.P.R.,
Friday
6
to
6:15
p.m.
.
H6)
j
Mrs.
Garbutl,
who
will
bt
remembered
in
Prince
Rupert
for
her
services
in
connection
with
o
rmy
work
durins
the
Second
Great
War
and
who
has
made
:
her
home
in
Winnipeg
since,
is
PSI
KY-OIIOW
MKTN
Wtot
Ordrn
PHONE
1SS
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
GREAT
FOOD
IN
YOUR
DIET!
THE
MERCHANTS
mm
Columbia
PaDer
Co:
Ltd.
Branch
Ware-
-
4
1
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e
n
:
1
..
I
is
now
open
hero
for
the
service
of
Prince
JJImrmary
and
District.
'
ordi-rs
now
lor:
,
SI.S5
P
M
!
Pl'IN(i
PAI'IUS
PAPI-i:
A(JS
j
understood
to
be
taking
an
ac-.;
tive
part
in
relief
duties
in
the
i
present
flood
emergency
there.
i
I
General
meeting
of
Com-i
niunlty
Ratepayers
Ass'n,
Men's
j
Lour.ge,
Civic
Centre,
Thursday,
L,d.
;
sl
-
-
WnPM-KKS
TOILET
TISSl'F.S
Family
Shoe
Store
fIH
NM'KINS
DKINKINCi
C
TPS
.
HOURS'
Charlie
Roberts
Phone
357
Box
63R
j
May
18,
8
p.m.
UG
and
other
sundries
Frep
delivery
service
COLUMBIA
PAPER
CO.
LTD.
n
&
Park
Aves.
Box
1429
Phone
Black
931
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MAI?
H.
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1ST
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
'
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUC
'
Silverware
for
the
wedding
or
the'
home?
Bulger's
have
a
wide
variety
and
range
of
prices.
WE
PAINT
and
DECORATE
axterior
or
Interior
The
qualities
are
the
best
that'
cun
be
had
and
we
are
always
trying
to
keep
our
prices
at'
w
Week
Super
Specials
I
;
,
SPKAY
or
BRl'SII
I-x.
"
,1r,
XXVTV
1Ult
Full
fashioned
IIEEDS(
lost
as
low
as
anywhere.
Lois
of
pieces
as
low
as
three
or
four
dollars.
Of
course
we
are
glad
to
show
you.
(110)
'WHose
99c
IES
Ravon
7
AN
D
!.
SUPPLIES
frrfor
$J.0O
'ILDREN'S
Cotton
W
sTECrard'MTf'mK
r
Ll-rCS
V
Phone
Blue
215
233
11th
St.
k
MtZl'3ri
You
ran't
nffnrH
tn
ritfc
wmi
Z.T.
Polish
Diplomats
Recalled
in
Protest
WARSAW
(P
Poland
announces
the
withdrawal
of
all
diplomats
in
Ottawa
except
the
GARDEN
TOOLS
H'LDN'S
Cotton
SEEDS
AND
FERTILIZERS
FENCING
AND
NETTING
health!
So,
don
e
miss
this
great
fmxl
dietiiiuns
say
we
ntt-d
whole
wheat.
It
contains
titoi
fowl
elements.
And
NABISCO
SHREDDFD
WHLAT
is
md
frttm
100
ubnie
wheat!
Tomorrow,
start
erttinit
frtsh,
Rolden
NABISCO
SHREDOU)
WHKAT
andMlLK.Tastesdelicioui
served
so
many
ways!
ts
69c
K
DEPT.
STORE
MlllllJL
V"
charge
d'affaires,
a
Foreign
Ministry
spokesman
said,
in
protest
i
HUIVILO
IMgiP
1
against
Canada's
failure
to
return
Polish
art
treasures
stored
in
Canada
during
the
war,
and
conditions
under
which
Canada
wse
Cook,
Jeweller'
(
bit-Bride
Street.
"
Phone
311
I
Build
Build
vour
your
new
new
homo
home
swso
Nt-
i
recruited
displaced
persons
as
,
laborers.
-U
Buy
With
Confidence
Gifts
for
rvorv
Cirrnc'inn
1
1.00
D0GET
GET
Y0UR
Y0UR
KiNSMEN
KINSMEN
CLUB
CLUB
1
QQ
I
Moose
Cook
Book
!
Is
Discussed
I
Preparation
of
a
Moose
cook
erwarE(
watches,
china,
luggage
Box
1188
Phone
2G4
,
EXPERT
TIRE
-REPAIRS
and
VULCANIZING
tet
our
tire
expert
Alf
Steinhart
inspect
the
tires
on
your
qar.
No
charge
or
obligation
for
this
service
and
it
will
insure
safe,
driying,
B,Q
IT
NOW!
HONORARY
MEMBERSHIP
NOW
for
MAY
24lh
CELEBRATIONS
thru
the
National
Hous-ng
Scheme.
Easy
paymentsLong
terms
For
Expert
Advice
Call
Your
Local
Builders
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
215
1st
Ave.
West
Prince
Rupert,
B,
C.
Phones:
Office
P.lack
367
Night
Ked
5G1
ITER
&
WELTER
book
was
discussed
by
members
of
th"
Women
of
the'
Moose
pub-licit;,
committee
at
the
homo
if
Mr.s
1
Ketch
.'s"n
recently
A
card
tournament
was
held
following
business
discussions
and
winners
were
Mrs.
O.
Robinson
and
Miss
Sylvia
Johnson.
Hostess
Mrs.
Ketcheson
served
a
delightful
lunch.
Others
present
were
Mrs.
Fret!
Thornton,
Mrs.
O.
Twea.t
Mrs.
M.
Viereck,
Mrs.
J.
Taylor,
Mrs
Carl
Matson,
Mrs.
B.
Harrison.
Mrs.
E.
Blair
and
Mrs.
A.
S
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IX,
VV
J.lUUiSlL'1
Co
7
BIG
PRESENTATIONS
TO
MEMBERS
TOTALLING
$2500
WILL
BE
MADE
ON
THE
NIGHT
OF
MAY
24
,ncrete,Groyeand
Cement
it
'3
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phone
Black
774
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Norton
Vm
.nie
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A.nn,.a
!
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Kelp
Kin
to
Help
Kiddies
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