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Thursday,
Septmeber
22,
1949.
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school
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Wold.
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three
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mv
Harris.
opiuiiu
vuuecuon
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t
ruit-Ken
nooeri
Emdam,
John
Gllland-Kerr,
B.
A.
BrandU.
ers,
Earl
Larson,
Shirley
F.,
Best
Box
of
Apples
Ken
Kerr
J
Margerite
Bonner,
Claudia
King
Dairy,
Mrs.
F.
Orenfell.
Sheila
McColl,
Beatrice
Jean
second,
A.
P.
Canned
Fruit,
Vegetables
and
Kofoed.
Wilfred
Graf,
Roy
Hueb-
B.
A.
f
crUfiths,
nrr,
Mareerv
Bonnpr
Meat
Mrs.
George
Hipp,
Mrs.
StuIH.
Geo.
p
Van
m
Painting
L.
Palmquist,
Duncan
De
Kergommeaux.
Wild
Plant
Collection
Gloria
Irving.
George
H.i
p
P,
nprbert
Diernen.
of
Vegetables
,-jon
TERRACE
BRIDE
IS
HONORED
J.
Normandeau.
Flowers
Mrs.
C.
C.
King,
Mrs.
Harry
King.
t
Ceitre
Piece
Mrs.
C.
C.
King,
Mrs;
V.
Giraud.
8peclal
Jar
Collection
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
King.
Baking
Most
points,
Mrs.
Agnes
Kofoed.
Best
Bread
Mrs.
Agnes
Kofoed.
Best
Chocolate
Cake
Mrs.
E.
Murie.
Best
Cookies
Mrs.
Harry
King.
Blue
Ribbon
Tea
Biscuit
Corn-
TERRACE
A
miscellaneous
'
jfj
shower,
which
was
a
complete1
6S
surprise
to
the
guest-of-honor,
1
fp
Miss
Ina
Smith,
was
given
Tues-1
B
wwrrn-
day
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Emil
Haugland.
Miss
Smith
becomes
the
bride
this
evening
of
Emerson
Roper,
son
of
Mrs.
M
M.
Roper
of
Prince
Rupert.
Seated
in
a
decorated
chair
Is
petition
Mrs.
8.
Chadwick,
Mrs.
Vr----
D-
L"
N01-1"1"!?100.
Mrs.
A.
H.
Irv-
fi
f2kY
lng'
Mrs-
r
Tetreault-
MEN!
HERE
IS
YOUR
OPPORTUNTY
TO
SAVE
REAL
MONEY.
JUST
IMAGINE
MEN'S
SUITS
AND
TOPCOATS
AT
HALF-PRICE
HERE'S
A
CHANCE
TO
GET
A
FALL
SUIT
AND
TOPCOAT
FOR
WHAT
YOU
WOULD
PAY
FOR
ONE
GAR
MENT!!
MEN'S
FINE
CLOTHING
REDUCED
'WAY
BELOW
USUAL
PRICE
TO
MAKE
ROOM
FOR
OUR
NEW
FALL
STOCK.
with
streamers
suspended
from
the
celling
to
the
chair
arms,'
the
bride-to-be
opened
a
lovely
array
of
gifts
from
the
gathering
of
friends.
Delicious
refreshments
were
Berved
by
the
hostess
and
her
r
3-
fa.
canay
Mrs.
F.
Tetreault,
Mrs.
Mary
Jones.
Craft
William
Craig,
Aaron
Haaland.
Best
Example
of
Woodwork-William
Craig.
Needlework
Mrs.
Dudley
Little,
Mrs.
J.
Haaland.
Sewing
Mrs.
Dudley
Little,
Mrs.
F.
Lindstrom.
Knitting
Mrs.
Dudley
Little;
second,
(tie)
Mrs.
Harry
Hogan,
Mrs.
H.
L.
Frank.
Rugs,
Quilts,
Crochet
Mrs.
William
Crego,
Mrs.
E.
'
Haue-
80
Suits
60
Topcoats
Men's
Fine
Topcoats
Reduced
to
Half
their
daughter,
Mrs.
P.
Murie,
jr..
Those
present
or
sending
gifts
were
Mrs.
E.
Haugland,
Mrs.
P.
Murie
Jr.,
Mrs.
W.
Haugland,
Mrs.
Mcllroy,
Mrs.
L.
Llewellyn,
Mrs.
B.
West,
Mrs.
E.
T.
Brooks,
Mrs.
C.
R.
de
Kergommeaux,
Mrs.
E.
Whalen,
Mrs.
Sundall,
Mrs.
O.
Lambly,
Mrs.
W.
Rotiin-son,
Mrs.
Calder,
Mrs.
N.
Mc-Nabb,
Mrs.
R.
Cooper,
Mrs.
R.
Sande,
Mrs.
F.
Thomas,
Mrs.
Kenneth
Kerr.
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Is
not
pub-
land.
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Blai
on
Hooked
RuB-Mrs.
'
British
Columbia.
'
Leah
.Doll;
Children's
Section,
Men's
Worsted
and
Tweed
Suits
single
and
Double-Breasted.
Sizes
36
to
44.
A
wide
selection
of
Men's
Suits
taken
from
stock
to
make
room
for
our
new
merchandise.
'i
PRICE
49
Sport
Jackets
Sports
Jackets
Single
Brested
Models.
Two
and
three-button
style.
Easy
fitting,
all-wool
Jackets,
to
mix
or
match
your
favorite
slacks.
Sizes
35
to
42.
x!i
PRICE
regular
price.
Single-Breasted
Slipon
Models
with
Set-In
or
Raglan
Sleeves.
Manx
Tweeds,
Harris
Tweeds,
Shantylooms,
Cam-
.
el
Hair
and
Donegals.
Sizes
36
to
42.
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Vi
PRICE
150
Hats
Hats
in
all
shades,
styles
and
sizes
clearing
to
make
room
for
our
new
fall
Qf
(
W.O.M.
Outlines
Winter
Activities
Three
new
members
were
Initiated
Into
the
Prince
Rupert
Chapter,
Women
of
the
Moose
fS
at
their
monthly
meeting
last
i
stock.
Reg.
to
$10
SPECIAL
.
.
?t7U
A
SMALL
DEPOSIT
WILL
HOLD
ANY
ITEM
UNTIL
FIRST
OF
OCTOBER
iSSEMIUM
SODA
CRACKERS
I
H
SET:
H
!
5
night.
The
meeting
also
laid
plans
for
the
chapters
fall
bazaar
next
week
and
for
a
series
of
winter
card
parties.
Social
activities
following
the
business
session
were
directed
by
the
publicity
commttee
under
chairmanship
of
Mrs.
A.
S.
Hamilton.
The
committee
staeed
a
play
which
was
enjoyed
by
tht
members,
then
acted
as
hostesses
to
a
spaghetti
dinner.
There
was
a
good
attendance
of
members.
SWEATER
CLEARANCE
Reg.
Values
to
$9.50
A
sweeping
clearance
of
all
odd
short
and
broken
lines
of
Men's
Pure-Wool
Pullovers.
Zipper
jacket
and
Cardigan
models.
All
colors,
sizes
q
qj-and
styles."
SPECIAL
-
QOVd
Ai
IM
rti'i,
glwan
aid
far
Chn'
W
Crtcttrt
far
"aramium"
Una
anjayiaant.
75
PAIRS
MEN'S
TWEED
SLACKS
20
COTTON
GABARDINE
RAINCOATS
Regular
Values
to
$29.50
ft
01
WHILE
THEY
LAST
300
PAIR
HEAVY
WORK
SOX
Regular
Values
to
85c
q-s
Off
TO
CLEAR
2
PAIRS
for
.
.
Ol.t
500
TIES
ALL
SHADES
and
PATTERNS
Regular
Values
to
$2.00
o
4
Off
SPECIAL
2
for
.
.
25
PAIR
OF
ROMEO
SLIPPERS
Regular
Value
$4.50
Q(l
fir?
WHILE
THEY
LAST
dZ.Jd
;
Regular
Values
to
$12.50
WHILE
THEY
LAST
$4.95
High
(initio
OR
LESS
Til
AN
PER
SERVING
Two-Trousor
f!2
a
liitroiliiciiig
Cavalwill
Topcoats
'
1
;
HIT
The
ALL-WOOL
2-PLY
WORSTED
fabric
that
is
SHOWER
RESISTANT.
In
a
variety
of
models
and
shades
Jo
uit
every
taste.
Regulars,
shorts
and
tails.
CAVATWILL
the
cloth
of
tomorrow
that's
here
today.
45
Usually
$65
with
one
pair
trousers
From
one
of
Canada's
best
makers
High-grade
fabrics,
smart
patterns
There
were
no
short
cuts
taken
In
the
tailoring
of
these
fine
suits
.
.
.
they
will
give
lasting
satisfaction.
tf
you
appreciate
good
value
If
you
demand
quality
If
you
insist
on
good
fit
and
smart
cut
,
SHOP
EARLY
AT
STONE'S
TOMORROW
YOU
WILL
NOT
BE
DISAPPOINTED
M
center
ard
a'J
SU.
Se
,y
green
bean.
No
C.O.D.
No
Charges
No
Refunds
THE
ABOVE
AND
MANY
MORE
SPECIALS
ON
SALE
STARTING
FRIDAY,
SEP
J.
23
AT
9
A.M.
simnn
J
t
!n
cuttinK
food
costs?
Of
course
you
are,
and
here's
bow
Canned
full
noUnri
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ible-
Vlrst
every
T)0und
o
Canned
Salmon
you
buy
yields
laii,,
js.
0
e(ll"'e.
nutritious
food.
There's
no
waste,
no
shrinkage.
Because
'ttlVn
n
coml)iries
80
wonderfully
with
many
basic
dishes,
it
can
be
fon(imv
0
n
('any
'ays
lo
fcive
exciting
variety
to
your
menus.
Consider
the
tni
tial
ew'
Sa!,non
and
you'll
use
it
often.
Canned
Salmon
contains
the
s,eatii-
?u
i
of
p0()d
n"-rition.
Save
money,
save
time,
and
enjoy
truly
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