Ptlntt
Rupert
Pail?
5ftai
LtD.
Thursday,
September
2,
1948
St
Def
en
Flj,
THIRTY-MILE
"'nines
GALE
IS
FELT
Specials
!
Wallace's
School
pening
urned
bk
,
hen
Sands
SPU
Inaic
there
In
typical
Clustery
manner,
a
southeaster
visited.
Prince
Rupert
last
night.
Accompanied
by
rain
it
caused
many
,
residents
to
bounce
out
of
bed
early
this
morning
and
close
windows
in
the
face
of
the
gale.
or
'
land!,
FAREWELL
TO
GILLINGHAMS
Salvationists
and
Friends
Honor
Brigadier
and
Mrs.
Gillingham
Salvationists
and
friends
gathered
in
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
Monday
evening
to
say
farewell
to
the
divisional
commander.
Brigadier
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Gillingham,
who
soon
will
be
leaving
to
enter
Into
retirement
In
Vancouver.
Captain
E.
Jarrett
presided
over
an
interesting
program.
After
the
singing
of
the
opening
hymn,
Mrs.
(Captain)
J.
am
at
10
Some
housewives
who
had
clothes
on
their
lines
were
lucky
enough
to
gather
them
In
before
the
wind
got
fully
into
its
act.
Others
not
so
fortunate
faced
another
washday
when
45
their
clothes-laden
lines
came
off
second
best
in
the
battle
with
the
elements.
The
onlv
Chambers
led
in
oraver.
A
quartette
sang
"I'm
Pressing
on
evidence
of
damage
on
Third
th
tinwarri
Wav"
after
which
Avenue
was
a
shattered
plate
Sergeant
-
Major
Waksdale
Rlass
window
at
Ormes
Drug
snnkP
wnrris
nf
farewell
on
be-I
Store.
The
maximum
wind
AS
Sale
(Dim
Now!
half.of
the
Senior
Corps.
He
velocity
was
30
miles
per
hour
between
4
and
5
o'clock
this
OINUHI
1
"!(
morning.
v
.
.
TONITE
.
.
.
7:00-8:16
Wallace
IJcery
in
"ALIAS
A
fFv
READ
THIS
;we
get
a
thrill
when
people
say:
'We
really
got
our
money's
worth
The
Wallace
organization
has
often
said
we
believe
our
everyday
normal
values
are
as
good
as
you
can
get
out
of
town.
NOW
WE'LL
GO
ONE
BETTER!
We
believe
our
Sale
Values
are
Better
Than
Out-of-Town
Sale
Values.
Come
in
and
prove
for
yourself.
WejSold
On
)ur
Sales?
Ann
Zcigler
in
"LAUGHING
j
spoke
of
the
faithfulness
of
the
divisional
commander
and'
his
wife
and
said
that,
even
though
they
would
be
retiring
from
active
service,
he
knew
they
would
still
be
seeking
to
serve
their
fellow
men.
After
the
reading
of
a
poem
entitled
"White
Magic"
by
Mrs.
C
Carlson,
and
a
chorus
song,
Mrs.
V.
Garton
recited
two
poems,
"If
You
Were
Busy
Being
Kind,"
and
"The
Worth
of
a
Boy."
A
piano
and
accordian
duet,
by
Miss.
Margaret
Strach-
an
and
Miss
Olive
Strand,
was
S1.49
$2.75-$2.98
GIRLS'
BLOUSES
AND
COKE
SHIRTS
Teen
Age
Sizes
10,
12,
14,
1
5
and
16-Year-Old
much
enjoyed.
Mrs.
C
Carlson
spoke
on
be
half
of
the
Home
League,
and
said
that
the
members
of
this
69c
$l-$2.25
PULLOVER
SWEATERS
Assorted
Colors
and
Styles
Sizes
6,
8,
10,
12
and
14
Years
group
extended
their
best
wish-
es
for
happiness
in
the
days
ahead
and
that
the
Brigadier
and
his
wife
would
long
be
re
S5.99
$10.95-$12.95
GIRLS'
RAINCOATS-Belted
or
Loose-Fitting
Sizes
7,
8,
9,
10
and
1
2
Years
Full
Lined
Gabardine
S1.99
$4.25
GIRLS'
PLASTIC
RAINCOATS
Belted
Style
Sizes
5,
8,
10,
12,
14
Years
Smart
Checked
Patterns
..
membered
in
Prince
Rupert.
After
a
reading
by
Mrs..
M.
Waksdale
entitled
'A
Prayer,"
Miss
Fraser
of
the
Northern
Light
Book
Room
spoke
on
behalf
of
the
friends
of
the
Salvation
Army
who
were
present.
Mrs.
G.
Penner
sang
"The
Prodigal's
Return,"
after
whclh
Mrs.
B.
Erickson
spoke
on
behalf
of
the
Junior
Corps.
Brigadier
and
Mrs.
Gillingham
both
spoke
appreciatively
for
the
co-operation
they
had
5
OB
29
10c
GIRLS'
POCKET
HANDKERCHIEFS
Ideal
for
School
Use
S1.29
$2.25
WOOL
SCARVES
100
Wool
All
Colors
Will
Wear
for
Years
received
from
the
members
of
the
Corps.
Lunch
was
served
by
Home
League
members.
99c
$1.95
GIRLS'
FELT
HATS
Assorted
Colors
Ideal
for
Sunday
and
School
Wear
S3.99
$8.50-$9.95
GIRLS'
TEEN-AGE
DRESSES
Your
Choice
Teen
Age
Sizes
12,
14,
15
and
16-Year-OId
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
J.
Hunter
are
leaving
tomorrow
fro
a
three
weeks'
motor
holiday
trip
to
Prince
George
and
Kamloops.
'
Ul.M
5'-
$3-$5.50
GIRLS'
SKIRTS-Asst.
Styles
and
Colors
S1.49
.
.
UP1
IXU
W
Sizes
7,
8,
10,
12
and
14
Years
:....
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Assortment
S1.49
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ana
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ears
4
i
,
,
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:
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-
-
-
I
-
,
.
V
"
$2.65-$3
GIRLS'
SKIRTS
Asst.
St
vl
es
and
Colors
i
r--i
i
i
99c
Sizes
1
,
2,
4,
6
Years
WALLACE'S
CASH
PRICES
ALWAYS
PAY.
ALL
ITEMS
HAVE
REGULAR
EVERY-DAY
TICKET
SHOWING
OR-IGINAL
PRICES,
TOO.
ALL
SALES
FINAL
NO
and
vMf
t
gaiioii
Announcing-
100
70c-75c
GIRLS'
BLOOMER
For
Fall
and
Winter
.
Sizes
6,
8,
10,
1
2
and
1
4
Your
Choice
03
55c
INFANTS'
MITTS-A11
Colors
!
Oql
Warm
and
Comfy
First
Come,
First
Served
fcv
$1.50
GIRLS'
HEAD
PARKAS
For
Fall
and
Winter
Chu
May
Be
Worn
Next
6
Months
$1.10
CHILDS'
FLANNELETTE
SLEEPER
7ftT
Sizes
3,
4
and
5
Years
Old
'
3?
$1.25
BABIES'
TOILET
SEAT
PADS
T"
CQ
Washable
Plastic
.Limited
Quantity
"
"
75c
BABIES'
TOILET
SETS-3
-Piece
Sets
Abu
Baby
Soap,
Oil,
and
Powder'.........
451?
85c
FLANNELETTE
BABY
BLANKET
7"
CQ
.
Choice
of
Pink
or
Blue
U5J?
$3.25
LARGE
SIZE
BABY
BLANKET
CI
00
Size
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