1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
February
14,
1954
Ln
Loaded
With
Cupid's
Missives
!
NEW
LIBRARY
BOOKS
'
,
"T-H
Credit
Glub
Holds
Valentine
Party
To
Mark
Anniversary
dmtple
J-lononil
A
Prince
Rupert
couple
were
C7
C
H
fjlds
VaLtinc's
"2a,j
WilL
2a
Members
of
the
Credit
Wo
nets,
JiuJ,
JjJiwu
honored
on
their
wedding
anni-
i
versary
at
last
night's
dance
and
whist
party
at
the
Sons
of
men's
Breakfast
Club
met
Satur-
i
the
sentiment
Is
the
same,
even
day
morning
at
the
Broadway
Cafe
to
mark
the
second
anni
ir
the
verse
Is
funny.
The
annual
observance
still
gives
the
shy
suitor
a
chance
of
putting
FICTION
the
Mustard
Seed
flornblower
and
The
Atropo
i'he
Southerners
Dark
Enchantment
llie
Doctors
Battle
Cry
Called
Back
Return
to
Acadia
The
Apple
Tree
Torbeg
The
Marmot
Drive
Nut
As
a
Stranger
Twice
Over
Lightly
his
message
across.
If
the
cards
had
lost
ther
usefulness,
thry
would
not
be
sent
in
such
great
BAUM
FORESTEP
LEE
MACARDIi
SOUB1RAN
URIS
OIBBS
CLARKE
Du
MAURIER
CAMPBELL
HERSEY
THOMPSON
NICOL
'
fripperies,
plus
special
glfU
lor
men.
But
biggest
sales
by
far
are
of
Valentine
cards.
Some
sentimental,
some
even
cutting,
many
comic.
.
.
they
are
a
far
cry
from
the
lush,
old-fashioned
cards,
which
dripped
lace
and
tassels,
satin.
and
gilt,
and
carried
Inscriptions
such
as
"I
fondly,
truly
love
thee."
But
if
the
style
has
changed,
Jricd
an
extra
ihi'lr
rounds
toilers
everywhere
I
of
the
age-old
Audition
to
send
,
anonymous
or
t.s
have
been
t
past
lew
clays,
Jiapcd
boxcs
of
jn-ers.
perfume,
slhcr
feminine
numoers.
Mrs.
Mary
Mallanger
presented
perfect
attendance
certificate
to
Mrs.
J.
Bolton,
Mrs.
M.
Frankf
lin,
Mrs.
K.Owgeson.
Mrs.
Bet.fi
Savllle,
Mrs.
D.
Lugrln,
Mrs.
C:
Laurie,
Miss
Donna
Macarthurs,
Mrs.
I.
Scott,
Mrs.
Marv
Turnclr
and
Mtss
Maresa
Windle.
t
Plans
for
the
club's
forthcom
ing
Ea.ster
Dainties
sale
to
bi
held
,
Saturday,
April
17,
"
werV.
discussed
and
arrangement,
have
been
made
to
have
stalls
at
three
downtown
stores.
Item
for
sale
will
Include
candy,
East
ter
eggs,
home
cooking
and
posr
stbly
..spring
flowers.
"
'Mis
Mildred
Otson,
education-
al
chairman,
announced
that
members
had
written
and
passed
Norway
Hall.
They
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olav
Skog.
who
marked
their
27th
wedding
anniversary.
Eleven
cables
were
in
play
for
the
whist
party
at
which
Mrs.
R.
Murray
and
E.
Morrison
took
top
honors
ln
men's
and
women
sections.
Talcing
second
prizes
were
Mrs.
K.
Brelmo
and
E.
Nielsen.
The
door
prize
was
won
by
the
holder
of
ticket
No.
452078.
The
committee
in
charge
in
St.
Valentine
himself
never
versary
of
the
club.
Valentine
decorations,
red
and
white
carnations'
and
candles,
made
a
bright
setting
for
the
event,
which
featured
a
number
of
surprises,
including
an
invitation
by
Past
President
Mrs.
J.
Bolton
and
President
Mrs.
C.
Laurie
to
the
members
and
their
husbands
or
escorts
to
a
reception
Februarv
21
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Boitor..
wrote
any
love
songs,
but
Char
les
Lamb
called
him
"'.be
great
immortal
go-between,"
and
un
der
his
bruner
sentimental
love
has
blossomed
for
centuries.
BKHKAJim
IN
ROME
There
were
several
saints
call
Surprise
gifts
were
won
by
Mrs.
Evelyn
Smith,
Mrs.
Myrt.c
cluded
Mrs.
S.
Sornes,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Dehll.
Mrs..
Fred
Stevenson
f
'
'.
ilegraph
Manager
Here
Alcroft
Transferred
t
Rental
man-1
telcRraphcr.
In
1924
he
w3
i'ldian
National
moved
to
Driimheller,
Alta.,
as
ed
Valentine
but
the
one
most
closely
connected
with
tradition
Franklin,
Miss
Mildred
Olsci
NON-FICTION
The
Rommel
Pajiers
The
Vermilion
Boat
The
Wild
Place
Magic
Fire
Gone
With
the
Windsors
Triumph
and
Tragedy
and
Mrs.
Marv
Turner,
.ionated
and
O.
K.
Olsen.
is
the
saint
who
was
beheaded
by
Mrs.
Laurie,
while
birthday
In
Rome,
February
14,
270
AD
redder
Moose
Whist
Drive,
Satur
corsages
were
presented
to
Mrs.
Yvonne
Bowes,
Miss
Donna
Mac-arthur,
Miss
Myrtle
WfV
nr.;
Mrs.
Ele.inor
Botsford.
A
Va'entlne
bouquet
of
spring
a
nail
it
the
-
educational
examination,
four
iurnlng
In
perfect
pnper.l
Next
durational'
meeting
will
be
tvld"
on
Wednesday
evenin.
February
24th
at
the
home
of
BoitVn;
'
"
'-.
Mrs,
U".
TOe..muihly
;
I,
;
'uinaV'vb
by
iifi
'
Myrtle;
F
rafikliii."
wal,
won)
by
Mr.,Yvonne
"fltwes.
j.
.
Uieie.
from
liuti
lo
1147
tie
was
manager-
of
the
New
Westminister
blanch"
of
Vie
CN
Tele
day
8
p.m.
(37
1
LIDDELLW1ART
GHOSE
HULME
HARDINO
BRODY
CirUP.CHILL
KEYHOE
MICHENER
WHITE
HARRINGTON
MacINNIS
WALKER
HARRER
GORDON
BIRNEY
HUNT
SERVICE
PATTINSON
Dry
Goods
and
Novelty
Shop
He
Is
believed
to
have
been
a
match-maker
who
secretly
heard
the
vows
of
young
lovers,
thereby
incurring
the
wrath
of
the
emperor
who
had
banned
wartime
marriage
by
Roman
soldiers.
Valentine's
Day
usually
brings
a
'
whirl
of
danres
and
parties,
but
this
year,
with
the
great
day
falling
on
Sunday,
most
events
have
been
scheduled
for
graphs
and
from
1947
to
1952
he
was
the-
company's
commercial
representative
.u
Vancouver.
He
daffodils
was
presented
to
President
Mrs.
C.
Laurie
by
Mrs..
J,
Bolton.
'
I
ur
Edmonton
jit
end
a
meeting
1
meeting
sched-J.iy
Mr.
Alcrott
Vancouver
where
wither
position.
Mr.
Aleroft's
ap-riot
yd
ui-en
re-
will
be
closed
from
February
12
to
March
5
Inclusive.
(38
Miss
Barbeau
s
Hat
Shop
will
came
to
Prince
fluptrt
ln
June,
1052.
;
Flying
Saucers
from
Outer
Space
The
Voice
dt
Asia.
Fire
ln
the
Ashes
Northern
Exposures
,
J.
S.
Wooclsworth:
A
Man
to
Remember
Pardon
My
Parka
Seven
Years
ln
Tibet
Doctor
at
Sea
20th
Century
Canadian
Poetry
The
Ascent
of
Everest
Songs
For
My
Supper
Canadian
Cook
Book
Mr.
Alcroft
Is
married
and
has
two
sons,
both
railroaders
with
the
Great
Northern
Railway
in
be
closed
from
February
15
to
March
3.
(37)
For
1ho.se
special
cards
for
St.
Valentine's
Day;
Sunday
the
14th
'.
.
'.
See
the
great
Coutt's
selection
at
McRae
Bros.
(371
Enough;
for
th
Average
Kittheh
I
tin'
Canadian
is
in
11122
In
k.,
Mr.
Alcroft
i.id
carter
as
a
Everett,
Wash.
Mrs.
Alcroft
left
for
Vancouver
several
months
-
'
ago.
other
days,
,
.
The
Legion
Auxiliary
staged
a
Valentine
dance
last
night,
and
tonight
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
will
hold
its
Valentine
ball:
,
$1260
Full-Time
Tourist
Bureau
To
Be
Set
Up
This
afternoon
Prince
Rupert
women
had
their
choice
of
two
teas,
a
Valentine
-tea
at
the
An
office
for
the
bureau
is
to
chambers
of
rommercs
and
th6
be
built
In
the
museum
building
jmftseum
board,
und
It
will
be
staffed
by
a
per-'
Attending
the
organization
il
Lutheran
Church
and
an
IODE
Choose
famous
d
o
1
d
8
e
a
1
Congoleum
floor
coverlog.i
for-;
'
your
kitchen.
.
Color
..wears
.-.
and
wears
and
wears.
Sub-
.
stautJal
backinq;.
Palterned
.
to
suit
just
you.
..'.
.
t
..
"
.,
I'llH
ED
FROM
,
tea
combining
celebration
of
meeting
were
G.N.
Moore,
chair
A
full-time
tourist
bureau
"
the
Prince
Rupert
museum
Is
the
aim
of
:.w
ncwly-iormej
Prince
Rupert
Tourist
Bureau.
Prince
Rupert
Public
Relations
Council
is
no
more
and
the
tourist
bureau
has
taken'
Its
place
ln
an
attempt
to
publicize
th;
Founder's.
Day
and
Valentine
Day.
..'
.
Sunn
'"The
Canadian
National
Recreational
Association
.
also
will
ceicpraie
lonlaht
at
a
cabaret
:
Prince
Rinu-rt.
riMrti-t
y
tt.s-
$1.05
musical
show..
.
'
sist
the
niusrum.
aturday
Sermon
,!
son
selected
by
the
museum
board
as
curator
and
rcpre.seu-
;
tatlve
of
the
tr
'j-lst
bureau.
j
At
a
recent
meeili.e
rtt-nC'l
1
by
rcprescntptivc
of
the
old!
imblicltv
council
it
w'S
declfl"d
I
to
spend
WOO
on
a
new
pam-
phlet
pointing
out
the
district's
points
of
Interest
and
Interesting
sites.
The
provincial
government
will
be
asked
to
supply
suggest
Ions
for
the
folder.
The
new
bureau
will
be
composed
of
one
city
alderman,
t-vo
citizens
at
large,
representative
from
the
Senior
and
Junior
man;
Orme
Stuart.
M.
Johnston
J.
A.
Crawley,
F.
E.
Anfield,
W,
C.
R.
Jones.
Aid.
O.
P.
Lyons.
Mrs.
J.
Laurie,
Dr.
R.
G.
Lirjc.
R.
Allrn.
W.
F.
Stone.
ENDLESS
SPACE
The
inl
ilistant
.stars
that
can
be
photographed
are
about
500.000,000
llsht
years
from
the
earth.
PIONKI.H
STAMPS
The
first
postage
stamps
v,'"n
Issued
in
the
Province
of
British
North
Amci:.
;n
1851.
.
By
Kev.
William
I.emmn
Si
Peter's
Church,
Real
Cove
Per
Square
Yard
,
v
.
;
j.j
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
4o'-
''.'"
:
Canadians
Now
Export
Goods
I
To
Some
120
Countries
'
OTTAWA
O
Canada's
ex-mostic
market
has
grown
even
ports,-
while
multiplying
more
I
more
quickly
than
Canada's
than
20
times
In
volume
since
forcltrn
markets
-
Shall
Go
With
Thee
Exodus
33:14
nig
01
two
worms;
a
wmy
iiiuue
ui
ciicjiucms,
breath
of
Ood
iGen.
Clmpter
2:
vera
7;
then
rued
man
of
dust
from
the
ground,
and
breathed
the
breath
of
life;
and
man
became
a
living
Hc
said
that
though
Canada's
prosperity
still
depends
heavily
ir
l"Iy
we
in-
the
lusts
of
the
animal
shall
on
a
high
level
of
trade,
"there
are
some
indications
that
the
IVOO.
werc
Just
about
the
same
last
year
In
proportion
to
the
country's
'
output
as
they
were
at
the
beginning
of
the
century.
'
Trade
department
economist.
O.
J.
Firestone,
reviewing
the
country's
growth
In
the
50th
anniversary
issue
of
the
depart-
it's
,.iivs.
iii.'.UiH't.
;
teur
to
pieces
the
Oid
within
nl
iirioctiuiis
ill
!
us,
or
whether
the
Ood
within
not
a
economy
Is
developing
a
growing
F
RE
.S'AII
by
nftr
us
shall
subdue
and.
have
dom-
'inn;
domestic
strength
and
to
think.
'
liiion
over
Die
beast.
parity
Imv.
we
me:
What
Is
the
mruniug
or
our
Mr.
Firestone
also
said
major
i.iUdne
of
God,
oriel
llie
on
earui
ine
pur-
I
jnent's
magazine,
Foreign
Trade.
!
says
that
in
1900
commodity
shifts
have
occurred
in
tins
destination
of
Canadian
j
exports
amounted
to
$177,000,000.
I
or
17
per
cent
of
the
country's
gruw
into
Hi
i
lo.sc
of
man
s
life
on
earth
is
that
he
shall
be
a
dynamo
for
the
transmutation
of
physical
b,,,,n
,
,
l
"
:
enercv
inle
)iritual
ios
let
i
ulpul
gros
national
product
we
re
"In
1953
the
bulk,
58
per
cent,
went
to
the
United
States
and
18
per
cent
went
to
the
United
us
think
of
II
this
way.
.
.
I
By
1920
exports
were
SI.
208.000.
-
with
bargains
Perhaps
these
few
sugges-
000,
23
per
cent
of
output.
By
f
eternity.
By
iiilcii!;
to
tin'
Kingdom.
At
the
beginning
of
lions
may
help
us
to
live
a
life.
1P50
export
of
.
M.
11
8.000.000
i
s
it.
wiih
all
tu;
worthy
of
the
brief
time
al-
were
substantially
higher
than
bsji'Ur
Minis
to
the
1
lowed
us
on
earth.
.
In
1923
but
their
proxrt!on
to
1.
More
lime
devoted
to
roiu-
output
had
slipped
back
to
the
-
I
-
j.
lS,-
V.,'1'
,
r
i
;'i'
'
.4,.
,.
J
il
N'
'
,
Vi
'
5.
i
-
f
A
'
i
''
'
:i,-tX.
'
'
i.
-
.-'
u.-
v
i
.1
V
FOR
BOYS
2
to
18
entury,
the
position
was
reversed,
'The
United
Kingdom
was
Canada's
best
customer
tnen
(52
per
centi
and
the
United
States
followed
(38
per
cent)."
iiiunion
with
God
in
Blblc-rcud-;
1900
ratio,
just
over
17
per
cent.
In
1053
exports
were
In
the
order
of
$4,100,000,000,
with
the
FOB
MEM
WORK
PANTS'
Reg.
5.95
SPECIAL.
.
proportion
little
changed
from
d(
iiiiiijl
v
wit
li
no
btiri-!
i'
nil
iS
'.v
iilioiil
iunoug
's
1)V
li
piiwer
of
our
l
.flv
o
IxHlles
inordil:
soou-immurlul.
'
Of
ft.
du.st
of
th"
snd
i6
the
breath
of
f
have!
wli
bin
.
s
Iwh
m
'in
an..
i,
iiixi
'"14
ej
.)
'.;ikI;
it
i
til
the
'
r
lire
is
whcuicr
1950,"
he
said.
i
n
g,
meditation,
intercession,
and
the
renewal
of
our
Ideals.
2.
Self-examination
not
merely
by'
llie
Ten
Commend-'
im
nts,
which
arc
mostly
negative,
but
by
the
positive
virtues
il
i'ie
Christian
life:
the
two
gi
eat
commandments
(Mark
12:301:
the
new
commandment
"What
happened
was
that
ln
the
first
two
decades
of
this
BOY'S
PANTS
Reg.
7.50
SPECIAL
.
Reg.
3.95
SPECIAL
.
Another
Important
development
over
the
50-ycar
period
was
the
expansion
of
the
Canadian
overseas
market
to
some
120
countries
other
than
the
U.S.
and
U.K.,
he
said.
$449
$2.49
$4:39
$6:99
century,
exports
of
agricultural
products,
and
later
forest
and
'-.'
Reg.
10.50
SP
mineral
products,
rapidly
In
creased
Canada
s
depedence
on
(John
13:34i,
"Am
I
loving
my
world
markets."
But
since
the
19:os,
"the
rio-
ITER'S
h
CHURCH
neighbor
as
myself?"
by
tue
list
of
virtues
in
St.
Paul's
Kpis-llrs
(Col.
3:
12;
i:ph.
i:
1-3.
25-Wi
i
;
by
our
sins
of
omission;
in
ulino.Nl
every
pit
ruble
of
our
I
.Mi
d
the
lust
are
lo.'.l
never
for
what,
they
hive
done
wrong
always
for
what
they
have
jailed
to
Uo:
lost
upponuiu
ies.
LINED
JEANS
Reg.
4.89
SPECIAL
Reg.
3.39
SPECIAL
SPORT
SHIRTS
Reg.
8.95'
SPEOAL
$3-99
Reg.
3.95
SPECIAL.
$1.99
(
(1VI.
v
Scliiml
$325
$2-40
rviee
of
Huly
pniiuiiniim
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SHIRT
JACKETS
BOY'S
SHIRTS
K-ti.
II.
(1.
Walls
Jiop
f
Caledonia
ENJOYMENT!
99c
Reg.
17,50
SPECIAL
.
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..
$9.95
N:
V.'
h.
Lemmon
2.25
SPECIAL
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3.
Intercession
This
sliouhl
embrace
the
world
ami
Ks
niTd.s;
the
unemployed;
the
op-pressed
I
count
ries
without
Chrl.sU;
hospitals;
prisons;
sailors
and
solulcr.i;
orphans;
an
above
all
missions
unU
nil;kn-u
ries.
4.
Self
Denial
-Self
shows
itself
in
wilfulness,
temper,
careless
or
unkind
speech.
Therefore
resiiitiia
Ol
siiccrn:
ui
99'
II.
IMMON
m,
tv
niii);
Service
Keep
up
with
the
I
net
in
Step!
i
times!
A--Thsday
7:30
SI
1
p.m.
p.m.
I
V.
P.
A.-Sat.
7
Consult
us
about
a
Polio
Protection
Insurance
Policy.
Yon
luxuries;
of
self-plea.siig
amuse
Ml
4
j
health
J
will
be
surprised
at
how
little
It
menus;
of
footi,
ns
lar
will
prrniit.
i
will
cost
you.
WORK
SHIRTS
Regular
3.65
special
2.39
WOOL
PULLOVERS
Regular
7.95
SPECIAL
4,99
ALL-WOOL
SOCKS
Regular
1.59
SPECIAL
69C
SNOW
PANTS
Reg.
5.25
and
7.95
SPECIAL
2.29
"d
4.29
1
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ft.
Virtues
t.
t.m.
wc
I
SHE
IS
TODAY!!.
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7.95
special
5.99
wool
socks
Reg.
1.50
and
1.25
'v'
SPECIAL
99c
ond
69c
THESE
AND
MANY
MORE
ITEMS
Prices
Have
Been
SLASHED
BOYS'
SWEATERS
Reg.
3.49
and
4.95
SPECIAL
1.99
3.19
BOYS'
PYJAMAS
Regular
3.35
SPECIAL
1.99
KIMONAS
Regular
2.59
SPECIAL
1.59
i
hi
on
i.
iMim.mulr
SI,.
should
make
a
firm
resolve
lo
win
from
Ood
tho.se
virtues
in
which
we
are
most
lacking
perhaps
iinsrlfl;ihiw.s.s,
kindness,
courtesy,
gentleness,
good
temper,
patience,
concentration
cf
itlli-ntion.
the
u.sc
of
time.
Let
your
liiilit
so
shine
before
nu
n,
that
they
may
see
your
good
-works,
and
glorify
your
Kal
her
which
Is
in
Heaven.
Wt.
Mall.
5:
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NYLON
SUITS
11.50
and
15.50
3-pc.
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UNDERWEAR
Regular
5.75
SPECIAL
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APPRECIATE
THESE
SPECIAL
6.99
9.99
Model
V-707
3-$PEP
VlCTR0Ur
radio-phonotrapli
mVtcroR
7
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Rodio
for
Slandnrd
and
Short
Wavi
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World'
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automatic
3-sped
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Minister
vixtii
vc.
.
ald
Museravr
II
a.m.
Miirnlii
Worship
Sermon:
"Tho
Woman
That
Ool
More
Than
Her
Man."
Children's
Story:
"The
Candlesticks,"
Ai'
iiPin;
"A
Utile
Seed
Lay
record
changwr
Exclusiv
"Golden
Throat"
ton
luxurious
modem
cabinet
$299-50
orship
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f
11.
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fast
Asleep."
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um,
3
7:;to
.m.
Evening
W
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Sermon:
"The
Old
'
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''"vi-
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glon
eton."
Time
Ucli
Sale
Starts
9:00
a.m.
l!)j(l
I'lvmoullJ
4-IKior
Sed;:n.
All
new
tiros
...
$1450
l!)i!l
l
ord
Tudor.
Very
"sood
shape
$11
95
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SKI.KOTIUN
W
OUtliK
AHS
TO
TICK
FKOM
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
1
1
1
11
in.
Monday
r
622.3rd
W.
V
Phone
Blue
69
J
l'llll
"llK'llli
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
Phones
6
or
36
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
The
Sports
Shop
Anthem:
"The
Lord
Is
My
Shepherd."
MacFarron.
SUNDAY
SCIlOOia
At
First
United.
Hi'iiiucis
and
Trim-aiy
at
11
a.m.;
Older
pupils
at
12:15;
at
Conrud
United
Hall,
all
at
11
a.m.
tr-
,
I'AI-IIS'I
"UI
10:48
a.m.
JP
Service
12:00
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