pmtt
oupeti
taut
Thursday
e
,w,
4la,l
fc'rtntc
utipctt
Dailp
l-Jtvo
Wednesday,
September
7,
1949.
'
t""-'uurr
B(
jgj
Gordon
&
Anderson
sell1
Moose
opening
Whist
Drive
;
SHIPS
and
-T
WATERFRONT
riuuJ
English
Dinnenvare.
(210)
and
Dance,
Saturday,
Septem
ber
10th.
(2121
!
Junior
Chamber
Smoker,
-
-
i'
y?.
1
,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene
Moose
Temple.
Friday,
9
p.m.
i
Uur
Mm
k
of
Famous
McLEOI)
RIVER
COAL
Is
Complete
LIMP
EGG
NVT
STOKFR
Canned
salmon
from
southeastern
Alaska
area
is
moving
in
eavy
seasonal
quantities
through
Prince
Rupert
to
the
United
States.
Since
the
first
of
the
Water
y
j?mw
(211)
Prince
Rupert
Florists
wish
to
announce
that
their
store
will
be
closed
from
August
24th
to
Sept.
13th
inclusive.
General
bowling
meeting
will
be
held
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
Alleys,
Thursday,
Sept.
8.
at
8
o'clock.
All
interested
in
placing
teams
in
the
various
c
returned
to
the
city
at
the
first
of
the
week
from
a
three
weeks'
holiday
motor
trip
which
took
them
as
far
south
as
Vancouver
Jack
and
Jill
Kindergarten
opens
Sept.
12
at
6th
and
Tat-low.
Mrs.
E.
C.
McLean
qualified
primary
school
and
kindergarten
teacher
will
be
In
charge.
Children
between
3
and
6
years
accepted.
Phone
Ifiack
712
or
Blue
906.
(It)
A
list
of
resolutions
which
will
be
considered
at
the
annual
Albert
&
McCaffery
week
the
motor
vessels
Storm
Bird,
Discoverer,
Sidney
and
Cape
Kailuk
have
all
been
In
port
with
loads.
THE
BIO
DITCH
The
Suez
Canal
is
103
miles
long,
including
four
miles
of
approach
channels.
i
-
l
.
-
-
I
,
-
-
)
'
'
I
f
I
LIMITED
rimxE
116
A
Fine
!)r(
100
Two.
A!
)VKK"1
1SING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAYS!
leagues
please
attend.
(210)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
H.
D.
Hulme,
who
have
been
spending
several
weeks
visiting
their
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Lyell
Darling,
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Hulme
have
left
for
their
new
home
at
Torbrit
Silver
Mines,
Alice
Arm.
Vancouver
Sun.
Worsted,
in
P!i
COLD
MEATS
convention
of
the
B.
C.
School
Trustees'
.
Association
in
Victoria
later
this
month
were
read
and
discussed
in
part
at
the
Prince
Rupert
and
District
meeting
Expertly
&
Better
with
f
last
night.
r
-'-:
.
,v
IS
MERCY
FLIGHT
TO
AID
STUDENT
STRICKEN
WITH
POLIO
In
above
yhoU),
Commander
Anthony
J.
Dejoy
lefti,
commanding
officer
of
the
U.S.
Coast
Guard
station.
Floyd
Hrnnett
Field,
and
Dr.
NaManlel
Greenfield
are
shown
in
New
York
just,
fcrfore
the
takeoff
for
Halifax
with
a
respirator
on
the
first
leg
of
an
air-fea
mercy
mission
to
save
a
21-year-old
youth
stricken
with
polio
on
the
liner
Parlhia.
At
Halifax,
doctor
along
with
a
respirator,
were
transferred
to
a
waiting
Coast
Guard
cutter,
which
took
them
out
to
sea
to
stricken
college
student.
The
victim
was
identified
as
Sidney
Moody,
Jr.,
who
was
returning
to
his
heme
in
Plainfiekl,
N.J.,
from
visit
to
Europe
when
stricken
wilh
dread
disease.
Miss
Margaret
Warnock,
of
the
native
school
of
Kit-
r
i
-.Mud
.-Vm-ribm-,
is
payable
in
advance.
Please
refrain
from
;r
.i.n-i-
r:..-
iiirds.
2c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
i-ii
sr..
.
iv
;
h
hoiirrs
5ie,
Cards
ol
Thanks,
Death
Notices.
H;:iri.ii
r.Viiiv.-..
M.uTiace
and
Engagement
Announcement:
$2.
yrixiAL
Disn.AY,
double
price
DIGBY
ISLAND
MAN
CHOOSES
CITY
BRIDE
segukla,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
after
spending
the
summer
vacation
in
Victoria
and
proceeded
to
the
interior
by
last
evening's
train
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
LOST
Ai
D
FOl'ND
SHI
VIIONN
IVNTH
Miss
Peggy
Large,
who
lias
Col.
A.
Hamilton
Grant
left
by
i
Portion
by
m:ll.
1210)
set-in
skevt
shoulder
ef
fr
eash
pockt
Cavatwill
designed
to
-smartness
wearing
qui
This
new
h
material
uiil
press
and
giv
good
appes
the
weartr.
City
and
Dlgby
Island
families
beeivspcndlng
the
summer
vaca-
air
today
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
LOST
Removed
from'
front
of
lunuse,
one
chiuis
ineycle.
Kinder
ulease
return
to
324
.Wl'I.Ji
(2111
f
o
...
m
4th
West.
MUSTARDx
were
Joined
at
a
wedding
cere-
ti,m
here
with
her
parents,
Dr.
mony
solemnized
at
First
Bap-
anci
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large,
is
ltaNig,
Police
Inspector
V.
B.
Woinls-
tist
Church
Saturday
evening
by
tomorrow
evening's
train
or.
Johnson
returned
to
the
city
by
when
Elizabeth
May
Milton,
nPr
retum
to
her
studies
at
Unl-'
air
Wednesday
afternoon
from
,
i:i)
in
I;
I.
'NT-
'liiree
or
in
iv
ue.iiv.'.'ii
iion.M'
or
apart-!
h.
.,,.
uiiiann.,l)eU.
Inane
J
Prince
Rupert
Simpson,
Smithers;
L.
Bu-
WANTED
Babv
sitter
for
one
H.
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
or
two
evening's
a
week.
Apply
chanan
v.iiiiaii
t,....
fct
cm
T-,,.,1,.
VTn....
nttmo
daughter
of
Mrs.
W.
Webster
versity
of
Toronto,
and
the
late
Hubert
Milton
of
Smithers;
Dr.
S.
O.
i
I
l.l
dt)
Mills,
Terrace;
W.
H.
Williscrof
t,
1
1
M.
ii...
a
!;')
a,'.r!
profos-ilr.ircs
cniiUlH't-1
iii.i
li
)iUM
within
aiu
f'
t't
Post
Ol-
.
Apply
WANTED
Dispatcher
537
Taxi.
Prince
Rupert,
became
the
bride
of
Leonard
Hadland,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Hadland
of
Digby
Island.
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus
Terrace;
H.
G.
Perry,
Prince
George;
G.
Flamank,
Vancouver;
E.
G.
Ravening,
North
Van-
hi
,
,
iiLiiic'iKe
at
miis-1
ti
n
cii.
Pnone
Blue
WANTED
Experienced
waitress
Applv
Central
Lunch
or
Phone
Blue
595.
(2101
i
fu
1
(
i
:
3
l
a.m.
and
v.
no
1!
'.
o'.n.
1
11
1
Priced
at
j
couver;
N.
T.
Carson,
Esqulmalt;
R.
S.
Gordon,
Vancouver;
W.
C.
Grieve,
Vancouver;
N.
H.
Mc-Clary,
Port
Hardy;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Sims.
Vancouver;
Mrs.
J.
Den-holm,
Ocean
Falls.
W
AXii'L)
--
Janitor
-
Engineer
A:v
HI
p,'i:;-.n
lo
G.
P.
I'Pl.e-f
V
).
Hi.,
b'.'sru-r
Block.
A
gown
of
white
slipper
satin
with
off-the-shoulder
sequin
collar
and
net
yolk
was
worn
by
the
bride.
Her
headdress
was
a
Princess
Elizabeth
coronet
FOR
LESS
THAN
fy
PER
SERVING
BOYS
AND
GIRLS
Opportunity
for
earning,
after
school
hours
by
delivering
Daily
News
routes.
Honest,
reliable
boys
and
girls
apply
at
Daily
News
office.
UD
i
Ill)
WANTiP
To
I?
KNT--Furnished,
',!
i
r
;m
niirii
Mti.e
ur
liou.e.'
i-.M.v
lv.x
i,X
li.uiv
Wc'vvs.
1212'
with
fingertip
veil
and
she
car
ried
a
bouquet
of
red
roses
Her
attendant
was
Miss
Flor
Apply
i
tli
Gyro
Chib
Resumes
Weekly
Luncheons
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
af
WANTED
Meat
cutter.
Kaien
Co-op.
ri.ti
to
PPNT-Furnished
,-:tn
i',
rii'il
couple.
wV
.ix
iio
D..llv
News
r.
(211i
ence
Morse
whose
gown
was
of
turquoise
moir
tafetta
with
pirrlc
net
cap
and
pink
gloves.
Her
HELP
WANTED
Man
tor
lubri-l
cation
work,
prererabiy
single.
Bod
Parker
Ltd.
(tf)
ter
a
midsummer
recess
during
July
and
August,
resumed'
week-'
colonial
bouquet
was
of
carnations.
Groomsman
'
was
Norman
.
.1
i
KOUM
AM;
HOARD
h'.n
.-A1
i
I:-...
ly
luncheons
Wednesday.
Program
was
of
an
informal
character.
Dr.
R."G.
Large
telling
of
cnestertield
.vy
iu-ater.
212i
i
Dominion
ROOM
AND
BOARD
for
two
gentlemen
sharing,
and
one
single.
Call
Blue
fcS9.
(U)
a
weeK-ena
maiden
cruise
as
rxcehenfr
w
.'
.n
-
.....
'far
north
as
Wales
Channel'
in
r
j
!
!....:!
:.i
i
tied
tir
3
Dill
J
Jru
Ave-
yiit
ina
new
fjuwtrx
yaciit.
next
ouii
212i
....
,
ray
was
cnosen
ior
tne
annual
I'll
III...
(
.
,
tiuo
picnic,
ur.
Large
s
ooat
u)
l
K
V
'.'):'Ieie
home
fur-
I'd.
FOR
RENT
Housekeeping
room
221
5th
East.
t212)
transport
ihe
picnickers
to
Pillibury
Cove.
A
club
tag
day
wll
be
held
on
Saturday.
President
Maurice
Brydges
was
in
the
chair.
i.
ii.'lu.'iiri
..
'arse
elec-
lr
:iij.:i'r,
vaciiiuu
cleaner,
1'i.x
ih...
r.
fir(,;;.ice
equip-:i
ii'.
s
'.iiiT.-i.
Kirsch
rods.
rr-
f'x.uics,
lar.'e
electric
;:.;i
Ti'iiviT.
cin'uk
protector,
,v.
:
.n'(
ii
.
t
i
;is
etc.
Hell
Ivarson.
Felicitations
from
a
number
of
friends
were
offered
at
a
ceplion
which
followed
the
ceremony
at
the
Broadway
Caf.
Receiving
the
guests
were
the
mother
of
the
bride,
wearing
a
gown
of
brown
crepe
with
corsage
of
red
roses,
and
the
mother
of
the
bridegroom,
whose
dress
was
of
white
floral
Jersey
wUn
red
rose
corsage.
;
.
The
newly
married
couple
stood
beneath
a
white
wedding
bell
set
in
an
archway
of
pink
and
white
to
receive
the
congratulations
of
their
friends.
Tcist
to
the
bride
was
pro-
FOR
RENT
Housekeeping
room
to
share
for
quiet
gentleman
close
in.
Phone
Green
448
between
10
a.m.
and
2
p.m.
(214i
FOR
RENT
3
room
suite.
Apply
212
8th
West.
(215)
's.
527
Tnird
Ave.
ttfi
PERSONAL
ANNOUNCt
Advertlwmpnta
It
tt.
b
chrel
lor
i
it
JSc
pn
Lutlioran
tea,
t
cooking.
Salurdaj
2:30.
United
Church
tcmber
22.
Tlclf'
Bble.
Loyal
Order
ol
and
Women's
Ar
and
Dance
pifs
30th.
Moose
Tw
Civic
Centre
on
Us
and
drawing
tor
f
Centre.
,
Catholic
Baztf
and
6.
Presbyterian
Tf
Sona
Ladles
Bt
Rebckah
Bazu-
St
Peter'j
W
1
Nov.
3.
Legion
Auxiliary
ember
9.
Presbyterian
Ti
17.
I.O.D.E.
CHapf
aar,
Nov.
24
fit.
Andrew's
C.
3
-pir-ce
bedroom
t,u
t.l
Ciiiulition.
;
511
or
call
704
(,.
(213i
b
i
.
.
For;
Mil
I
1,1
..ill
I'O;;
,'
-
v
.
ry
'
i
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
SALE
Coffee
Shop
on
3rd
Ave.
Apply
Box
No.
568,
Daily
News
Office.
(2131
PERSONAL
DRUG
SUNDRIES
twelve
samples
for
50c
past-paid
in
plain-
sealed
wrapper,
catalogue
included.
General
Novelty
Co..
Dept.
'P.R.'
71
Buick
Sedanetie
)l;
ill
Major
St.,
Toronto,
Ont.
i
posed
REAL
ESTATiJ
by
Edward
Coughlln
;,(:,
lines.
40,000
i
coi.ijiiion.
Apply
Caic.
bmithers.
(2131
t
1.
toK
SALE
OR
SWAP
161
acres
I
with
response
by
Hie
groom.
The
j
'
bride
cut
a
three-tier
wedding
1
),.
;.m
i;
in
'i
Kiiiutieu
lanu
ii,
cleared,
a-r.
lary
kitchen
ldl,
JluUse,
country
store,
at
natg-.
Phone
ivnwaiirfa,
a.
V.
ideal
tor
1
2
1
0
j
siuau
mill
or
mime
rancn.
PERSONAL
Hygienic
Products
Best
Service,
high
quality,
low
prices.
Send
for
our
free
catalogue.
I.
X.
L.
Specialties,
G.P.O.
Box
57,
Toronto,
Ont.
(213)
cake
which
centred
a
table
spread
with
a
white
lace
cloth
flanked
by
white
tapers
in
silver
holders.
Inmhor
1
r"
louu,
m;i
ma.
ZiMlJiJ'
"
'y'
gce
bea-
a
1
(
!,
I
..
;m.::
-
r
d
613
or
i.ai
o:
19
6th
Ave.
(11!
Kupeii.,
t.
(J.
(tf)
!
Music,
for
dancing,
which
took
up
much
of
the
evening
was
supplied
by
Chris
Fossum
and
lo
FOR
SALE
Duplex
house
good
location.
One
5
room
apartment
ready
tor
occupancy
Oct.
1st.
Apply
o31
6th
W.
alter
6:00
p.m.
(2141
S".v
fii
U.".ed
Fvirn-,
;niw.i'
ami
office!
i-.
N.-w
coal
and
i
'
ii
r.ui:f.s.
electric!
i
r-.
eieetnc
press!
Mel
Hanberg.
Bazaar.
No
1
1
V
'"AT.
"ZT
fOK,s:.'
"
yoXl
an,
aw
ho's
how
Canned
Orange
Ladies
von
Kiiv
trioMa
V
,
"
"-"".c.
rirsi,
every
jiomni
ol
Canned
Salmon
nifin
H
i
st
on
hand
r-.nTTAriR
four
at.
iai
7th
avp
a
full
pound
of
edible,
nutritious
food'
I
here
k
nn
undn
,,u:i
i,
.
I
The
bride
is
employed
on
the
I
staff
of
the
local
social
welfare
I
office
and
the
groom
is
em-i
ployed
by
Columbia
Cellulose
crff
J'
Canned
Salmon
combines
so
wonderfnllv
ii
h
vJ
.:
A:'
V.
.
A
extenrled
in
many
ways
to
rive
exciting
vaVi...
v
L
Z
'.
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,3'.,
'lan.
06
);,('''S,
heavy
East
Xwo
lots
drained
and
i;.-!"r,
sngntlyi
in
garden.
A
home
you
have
r
mi
riovs
bicycles.!
admired.
Cupboards
complet-
;x
'.vj-Kfis,
guitars,:
etl
m
bedrooms
and
kitchen,
ha,
,,,!!!)
hno-;
senmg
fuh
lurnished.
Must
'"',"
"'."''i,
a'
.
ne
be
seen
to
be
appreciated.
'
ii
O.
Furniture
essential
eIementeof
Rood
nutrition.
Save
monev.
save
limJTnS...
Co.
They
have
taken
residence
a
1424
Eighth
Avenue
East.
The
bride
is
the
granddaughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Bury
sr
of
this
city.
-
'
-
-t
"
VI
Uljf
good
eating
with
Canned
Salmon.
Gliddcn
Paints
FOR
ALL
Pl'RPOSES
:,::!
IX
ROOM
Wartime.
newly
painted
and
decorated
on
bus
route.
Utility
room
added
at
rear.
Lot
cleared
and
leneed
Can
be
handled
lor
$1500.00
down.
I
Y
i'.'.O
1
N
NAMES
-iT
Sn
ivels,
Iim
':':.-:
Adm
'
I
itir
't
Bros.
.
Kf.:-d
Maoitennee
BMIiOM
Vou
Saw
It
m
The
News!
It
Pays
io
Advertise!
ni
l
e
u
SAANK1
BALAGNO
Florists
Phone
Green
787
Box
1193
BWITIBH
C
O
L
U
M
I
Time
for
a
Check-up
Let
us
check
your
commercial
oil
burner
now,
to
prevent
a
serious
breakdown
during
the
cold
winter
months.
Call
us
today!
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
LIMITED
Agents
for
the
Iron
Fireman
253
First
Ave.
Black
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Grannie:
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FOUR
ROOM
fully
plastered
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house
on
8th
Ave.
East.
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very
exxi
condition
with
two
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for
S'orkDtiei
low
in
saroen.
Full
price
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Pu-p
Port-!
$3000.00.
For
information
or
'."u
':n:r".
Na-
Insoection
see
Robert
E.
Mon-j.-.i
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iti"s
anri
vador
Limited.
(214)
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G.
P.
TINKER
&
CO.
LTD.
offer
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following:
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5
rm
house
7th
Ave
West
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or
terms.
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cupancy.
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5
xtm
house
on
two
lots
with
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earden.
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harbor
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for
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on
5th
Ave
Wpst.
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211
tainin?
two
5-room
self
con-
TIME!!
MONEY!!!
Storage
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Can
arrange
occupancy
for
fiwner.
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lot
in
Section
2,
also
wvi-ral
lot.s
on
6th
Ave.,
close
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thousand.
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SEE
this
ix
-room
Wartime;
near
Conrad
Sehool
corner
lot
nicely
decorated.
We
alfrf
have
two
four-room
types
at
42,500.00
each.
Terms
available.
See
Armstrong
Agencies,
307
3rd
Ave
W'e4.
or
phone
342
(212)
FARM
AND
ORCHARD
5.74
Acres
HOUSE
FILLY
MODERN
WATER
FROM
MUNICIPAL
MAIN
FOR
QUICK
SALE
'
$3,000.00
Cash
E.
T.
KENNEY
LIMITED
TERRACE,
B.C.
l'l):i
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DineUe
buffet
in
i-oii'i
ciitnlnion.
Phone
Blue
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with
the
TH0R
Automagic
(aladiron
0n,y
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
hours
Weekdays
ft
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
and
THIRD
AVENUE
Fir;
P..VT.K-ir)4i)
Ford
Deluxe
FOR
SALE
On
Frascr
Street,
Sedan,
first
ela-s
condition.
two
storev
buildiii".
furnihlied.
!,'(
.lsmuibie
prie.
Apnly.
with
rental
income
and
four
"Bi'l'.s"
Service
Station
(214)
roomed
apartment
for
immed
Fnon.;in:
iate
occupancy
mil
price
$2,200.
R
E.
Mortimer,
324
2nd
Ave.
(212)
10:3
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FOU
SALE-Underwood
Standard
tvoi;
writer,
cood
condi-t;o;i.
'Price
$90.00.
Apply
232
9:h
Ave.
E.
(214)
PHONE
79
FOR
SALE
Bayview
Hotel
as
rooming1
house,
36
rooms
Steam
heated.
Phone
Red
pHONE
no
PRINCE
RUPERT
BESNEtt
BLOCK
STEWART.
ItC.
'
(223)
-Ratterv
Radio
and
ens
iron.
Phone
(214)
320,
P.O.
Box
121,
Prince
Ru-
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filue
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