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prince
Rupert
EafT
tutXvS
ISTEWART
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i
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a
Friday.
October
21,
1949
WEDDING
I
rCHOOSE
YOUR
FLAVOUR
Miss
Martha
Gobrowsky
anil
TO
ROIL
yoU.'v
OWN
W7H
I
....William
Behnsen
I'niled
S
km
mm
T
h
original
OVALTINE
3'
you
hava
always
njoytd.
Cigarette
Tobacco
STEWART
An
event
of
great
interest
to
the
community
took
place
on
Monday
l.i
week
when
Miss
Martha
Oo1-rows-fcy
was
united
in
marrinc;
to
William
Ben
n
set
1
by
Rev.
C.
L.
Lomas
of
the
Anglican
Mis-skin
Boat
Northern
Cross.
Tlv
ceremony
was
conducted
in
St.
Marks
Anglican
Church
here.
The
bridesmaid
was
Miss
Jeanaiui
Crawford
and
I'M
gruomsman
was
Robert
Behn-sen,
brother
of
the
groom.
Wi.-
i
IT
mud,
s
w
!
E
T,
Night
Virginia
At
all
drw
an
4
load
ittrii.
,
If
v
-
;
liam
J.
Crawford
gave
the
FINE
PRINTING
at
IN
THE
BtTPHEa:
ISH
0
;
ruwKy
1.1
me
uaumtier
ui
jwr.
1
IN
P
IN
THE
M.MT.f
"7
Jf
MINISTRY
Fined
at
Terrace,
Firearms
Charge
William
G.
Gyger
wan
fined
$10
at
Terrace
yesterday
on
a
Charge
of
carrying
loaded
tirc-rms
In
a
motorvehlcle.
The
Sff
REGAL
PRINTERS
.
and
Mrs.
Michael
Gobrowsky
of
l-
'
.
I
Gull
Lake,
Saskatchewan,
and
(
L,.,,
the
groom
is
the
elder
sun
of
-'
n
Ihf
Mailer
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louis
A.
Behnst
it
iJ"1J-T"a
in''
-
,
TAKE
NOTUl
-3
PHONE
21
222
Second
Ave.
Former
Moderator
Of
Church
Passes
VICTORIA
CP
Very
Rev.
Aubrey
Tuttle,
aged
75,
former
moderator
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada,
died
heiv
last
night.
Born
at
Pug-wash
Nova
cotia,
he
entered
the
ministry
in
1897
as
a
student
missionary
In
the
old
Methodist
Church.
Former
principal
of
St.
Stephen's
College
sn
Eamonvon,
he
was
moderator
of
the
Uniied
Church
from
1840
to
1942.
He
!....
.,
t
Si
Rlloenrilirv
al
JlldK
JiiditP
fine.
Imposed
by
01
amis:
British
'
fil
W.
I
-n1A
hria
woe
KaU,.tir,,l
i
ill
v
"nor
h
J
ol
I
Coiunl
y
of
ocu
I
nil
Admlnist
I
ipxi-d
ol
th.
.
1
Magistrate
will
Robinson,
was
th
1
I
aiit
uiiul
n
Mi,
winnmiui
paid.
On
another
charge
of
car
while
satin
with
lace
and
revealed
skirt,
neck
yoke
and
long!
'sleeves.
She
haa
lull
length'
iviug
uiraniia
;-.iiuui.a
license,
on.
o(
7SK
Tf
Israel
aciitcnvc
vtua
ounjjuituru
lur
Villr'y
"
ulct
on
orii.i
days.
Columbia.
All
,
1
CHECK
REPORTS
Having
received
Information
regarding
portions
and
disposition
of
troops
froni
both
sides,
the
Canadian
U.N.
observers
in
Kashmir
check
the
positions
for
accuracy.
Here
I
t.
-Col
Harry
Angle
and
Lt.
Warren
Willkie
check
positions
from
an
Indian
outpost
13,000
feet
above
sea
level.
Matrnificent
scenery
near
the
world's
highest
mountains
compensates
for
the
dangerous
climb.
(C.
P.
Phou))
FINE
OLD
retired
In
1943.
!
t
veil
and
a
sea
pearl
coronet.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
ic-d
;
roses
with
white
carnations.
I
The
bridesmaid
was
dressed
in
white
taffeta
with
tuillo,
overskirt
and
carried
a
bou-
quet
of
white
and
pink
carn.i-l
tions.
j
Tne
usaer.)
were
Bill
Donald
j
and
David
Martin.
i
NAVYRUMJ
barrassing
situation
started
a
movement
which
resulted
irs
the
erection
of
the
Montreal
Forum.
"There
Isn't
much
the
wild
ntat
the
amount
of
ti
4
rhe
forthwith
in-
quired
to
fur
n,,.
rerlfied
nn
or
bri
Nov-embf-r.
trlbutum
will
only
to
uch
rii
j.
have
been
nr,-n
,
u
DATFD
11
this
7th
?
ol
4
Oirin.l
j,
i
Sport
Shots
CHIROPRACTOR
lohn
F.
L.
Hughes,
D
C,
Ph.C
21-32
Besner
Block
Phona
BLl'E
442
for
Appointment
iior
10:90
a.m.
to
1130
p
m.
and
3
to
8
p
m.
Mimdny
and
Friday,
T:S0
pm.
for
those
unable
o
cmw
during
tht
flay.
HFXWTIO.NlbT
In
attend-anca
afternoona.
Miss
Ruth
Rothnie
presided
(Continued
on
Page
5)
chance
that
the
plight
in
which
i
Alouettes
find
themselves
will
j
Sad,
but
true,
is
the
plijrht
mm
be
so
promptly
righted,"
hi'
said.
(
Weeping
tears
bigger
than
-
-
1
rrnif
WRATH
rnoTo
m
Deloilnr
1
Knlarf
Profetinnii
Amatrj)
li;ht
bulbs,
Vern
(Montreal-Gazette)
Degeer
just
can't
understand
why
Montreal
has
no
Civic
Stadium.
"It
simply
do-&-
?
..'i
I
F
M
D
UDI.kn
Mer
Poking
of
the
Big-
Four's
Montreal
Ai-ouette
caught
In
a
three
-way
tie
between
early
football,
late
baseball
and
no
pubic
stadium
the
Als
were
forced
to
postopone
their
schedule
week-end
f'Kit-ball
date
with
Hamilton
Wildcats
because
of
the
little
world
scries
taseball
program.
Elmer
(Montreal
Heraldi
Ferguson
says
simply
t.at
"Montreal
Is
preity
badly
off.
So
long
as
the
present
overljp-
ii
i.
huh
up,
ne
says,
mat
i.an-fi
ada's
leading
city
has
to
rely
:p
MM
i
In
oEfS
T.O?d
NOW
AVi
on
the
patronage
of
a
professional
baseball
organization
before
booking
a
football
gam;.
Tossing
a
bouquet
to
Toronto
with
STAINLESS
smi
ping
of
sports
events
exists,
and
Phone
654
m
n
looks
enviably
at
the
3,
Dottltd
and
Shipped
by
ALFRED
UMBfcSON
1
london.Enqland
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
bv
the
Liquor
1
I
D-
1
L.
lI
f:
.
i
n
.
i
r-
i
i?
cmcAat
COOKWARI
"
.
tui.uui
uuoiu
ui
uy
me
vjovernmeni
01
Dntisn
Columbia.
big
yports
field
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
ground?
a
Civic
Project.
"Its
construction
has
been
fraught
with
difficulties
and
conditions
for
presentation
of
football
are
iar
rrcm
good.
"But
Toronto
is
on
the
right
track,"
he
said.
lc,
not
much
can
be
done
about
these
tannles,"
he
said.
"Nothing
at
all,
in
fact,''
Elmer
a
Ms
pessimistically,
"When
the
U'O
major
stadia
are
privately-owned
and
dedicated
to
the
Eport
events
of
most
interest
and
profit
to
the
owners."
tit
pm
dotm
paid
tot
tmptl
Ukld
by
,ny
B
C.
Bttcry
Hi
tVh
dfifmtn)
k
no)
pgt,rf,hd
w
HUyd
by
Ui,
Llqym
Control
Botid
G
mi
ColuiUi.
The
extra
hcivy
ropper
bottom
dia-ibutet
the
heat
evrnly,
the
easily-cleined
Itai
riles
vitrei
rttaint
the
hear,
vapor
Seal
retailtt
eittmim
1
and
prevent!
ro
of
flavor.
I
GOR
1
1
NEW
RE
I
Ferguson
recalls
that
In
1924
when
Montreal
Canadians
were
j
forced
to
play
a
world
series
In
WHQ
I
hockey
on
Ottawa
Ice,
the
e:n-
COLD
St
McBrlde
Street
Phone
311
PRINCE
RUPERT
FISHERMEN'S
CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION
Special
Price
Reductions
in
DRY
GOODS
DEPARTMENT
COW
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STORE
COME
AND
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w-s'.:W'
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
CONTRACTORS
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BUILDERS
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us
help
FLOOR
SANDINsj
A
SPECIALTY
that
new
hot
the
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P.O.
BOX
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1;
BED
561
AINT
THE
SUPREMg
'
PSJJI
SASOUKt
J
it--'
Phone
Grren
Called
the
"Queen
Anne"
because
It
Ii
in
the
shape
of
that
famous
pattern
in
Silverware.
Table
Model
$14.00
Of
course
we
have
all
the
regular
models
as
well,
also
other
makes
of
lighters
and
a
complete
stock
of
other
gifts.
Our
artistic
engraving
add
greatly
to
the
value.
THE
MOST
TREASURED
GIFTS
COME
FROM
YOUR
JEWELLER
Baptone
FOR
rl
Janitors9
Supplies
Dries
Quickly
f
beautiful
flat
4
See
Paint
today-mi
tomorrow.
$1.40
qt.
S4.
Depend
on
Chevron
Supreme
Caoline
to
meet
all
requirement
of
modern
automol.ile
rnei.ies.
It
hiKh
anti-knoi-k
qualitie
pivr
j
sm,mlh,
.irnt
pow.r.
Iry
a
taukful.
Voiril
B((ree
.
.
,
it'i
.
,
.
UNSURPASSED
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO
712
2nd
Ave.
Phone
G32
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p.
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,
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SENSATIONAL
Agents
for:
DUSTBANE
CO.
OF
IJ.O.
S.
C.
JOHNSON
WAX
CO.
G.
II.
WOOD
AND
CO.
1JRODIE
HRUSII
CO.,
etc.
PURGE
TUrtcr
GABARDINES
PLUGS
JS
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
i
SUITS
BKAUTIFt'LLY
TAILORED
FI
LL
COLOR
RANGE
t
Priced
From
$47.50
to
$70.0
See
Them
Today
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
l
et
us
cheek
your
spark-plugs.
We'll
clean
out
carbon
deposits
see
that
the
spark-gap
ii
set
right
replace
worn
plugs.
A
purge
like
this
will
spark
bette;
car
performance.
OP
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THE
Rex
Cafe
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
CHOP
SUEY
CIIOW
MEIN
OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M
to
S:30
A.M.
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
Dishes
Mb
cnop
suey
enow
mein
Second
Avenue
ODDOSltB
Prince
Rnnrt.
Wnr.1
jl
7:00
to
3:30
m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Order
CLOTHING
STUK
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
133
J
PIIONK
THIRD
AVE.