Prince
Buprrt
Dally
News
Thursday,
October
15,
1953
I
Soroptimist
Rummage
Sale
:
Nets
$289
For
Hospital
Project
!
Saturday
Friday
lew
Billing
System
For
Utilities
duced,
Passed
By
Council
Mro
A
net
profit
of
$289.50
was
realized
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Soroptimist
Club
at
its
recent
rummage
sale,
members
were
told
at
the
October
meeting
of
the
group
Tuesday
night
at
the
lrwmllne
the
bil'-
I
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1
J
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x
m
;
on
the
matter,
said
he
didn't
see
why
council
shouldn't
give
the
man
back
his
permit
which
he
five
months.
A
big
prize
will
go
to
over-all
winners
and
small
prizes
will
be
awarded
for
best
scores.
Team
captains
for
the
three
sets
of
five
tables
each
are
Mrs.
Rena
Ham,
Miss
Elizabeth
Clement,
and
Mrs.
Bertha
Boul-ton.
The
group
also
discussed
the
annual
T.B.
Seal
compaign
and
planned
to
start
preparatory
work
on
the
Christmas
campaign
presumed
the
driver
had
lost
.
utiliues,
iii"..".'--tdephoiic,
water,
light
soil
collection
troduced
and
pas-
ivinntlnfF
fit
'due
to
bootlegging."
He
said
that
during
his
ab
iwvv.
o
rjpgUJai
home
of
Norma
Irving,
Elizabeth
Apartments.
Proceeds
from
the
sale
will
complete
the
club's
$500
commitment
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
hospital.
Miss
Elizabeth
Clement,
presi
latlon
of
meters.
Telephone
charges
will
be
billed
at
discount
rate
of
$3.50;
water
rates
will
be
billed
at
discount
rate
of
10
per
cent
and
night
soli
collection
charge
will
be
at
$1.25
with
the
20
per
cent
penalty
added
if
the
payment
is
not
made
on
the
due
date.
Request
of
Charles
Keay
for
a
new
chauffeur's
permit
was
referred
to
the
police
committee
for
further
study.
Aid.
Oeorge
B.
Casey,
speaking
sence
in
the
summer
a
man
had
been
refused
his
licence
and
he
didn't
see
if
a
man
had
paid
a
l.nents
removed
the
telephone,
water
bills
and
replaced
immediately.
The
Soroptimist
campaign
covers
the
Rupert
coastal
area
from
Ocean
Falls
to
RAYON
BARK
CLOTH
45"
wide.
Beautiful
quality
bark
cloth,
rayon
mixture.
Suitable
for
drapes
and
slip
covers.
Forest
Green,
Champagne,
Silver
1
jr
Grey,
Wine
SPECIAL,
Yord
)
.
J
J
rates
iui
ii
rtf
mPHl
Stewart.
renin"
-
dent,
conducted
the
meeting
at
which
reports
also
were
heard
on
the
merry-go-round
bridge
tournament
now
underway.
Some
60
bridge-players
are
participating,
playing
two
games
a
month
for
charges
ior
insim-
line
and
lost
his
permit
"why
a
death
penalty
should
be
Imposed."
At
a
city
council
meeting
July
27,
when
a
taxi
driver
appealed
to
council
for
a
new
chauffeur's
permit,
Sergeant
Norman,
head
of
the
Prince'
Rupert
KCMP
detachment,
and
police
chief
of
the
city
told
council
that
after
a
chauffeur
ERSONALS
I
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Jerrace
bailor
On
JJome
BLACK
NYLON
GABARDINE
with
the
former's
nephew
and
ciigers
aboard
the
yjK
(j
his
wife.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Miller.
The
couple
were
en
route
arriving
fc,
a
tour
party
of
18
i'hern
states,
led
by
It
Philadelphia.
The
TERRACE.
Dennis
de
Ker-
$3-50
to
their
home
In
Ware,
Massa
had
been
convicted
of
bootlegging;
his
permit
was
cancelled
not
suspended.
The
chauffeur,
Sergeant
Norman
told
council
at
that
time,
may
apply
to
the
police
chief
for
a
new
permit
and
if
refused
could
appeal
to
the
city
council,
Black
only.
58"
wide.
Extra
heavy.
Suitable
for
skirts,
slacks,
suits.
SPECIAL,
Yard
chusetts,
from
Seattle,
where
Dr.
gommeaux,
able
seaman
aboard
the
cruiser
HMCS
Ontario,
has
arrived
home
to
spend
a
sponsored
oy
me
inc
Railway,
left
This
ad
vert
i
terne
nr
if
no
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Miller
had
attended
a
medical
convention.
They
arrived
here
month's
leave
with
his
mother,
irain
lor
Jasper
aim
Mrs.
C.
Newhouser,
Lakelse
THE
LOW,
off-the,shoulder
neckline,
fashion's
latest
news
for
the
coming
season,
is
accented
by
a
choker
and
earrings
of
multi-colored
harlequin
stones,
set
in
gold
filagree,
and
designed
by
on
the
Oeorge
and
left
last
night
which
sits
as
a
court
of
appeal
in
such
cases.
DRAPERY
SAMPLES
Avenue.
by
train.
..
1
..l.l.-t-
His
ship,
which
is
going
into
Mm
National
owy-
Pieces
from
24"
x
24"
to
48"
x
48".
Printed
and
.
Mi.ss
Mary
Astoria
and
Miss
i
are
in
Prince
Ru-l
business.
They
are
plain
colors
.
.
.
Council
will
hold
a
special
meeting
at
8
p.m.
next
Monday
to
discuss
resolutions
to
be
brought
before
delegates
at
the
TJBCM
convention.
LAUNDRY
SERVICE
Shirts
Ironed
PRESS-WHILE-YOU-WAIT
Pickup
and
Delivery
Island
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Black
627
744
2nd
West
(Next
to
Liquor
Store)
Suitable
for
cushions,
chair
50c
to
$2-50
I
32
f-arfiu'jale
Polly
A.storla,
412
Fourth
Avenue
East,
returned
yesterday
from
a
holiday
trip
which
took
them
to
Vancouver,
Seattle
and
Portland.
In
Seattle
they
visited
relatives,
coverinqs,
etc.
drydock
at
Esquimau
this
Thursday,
accompanied
by
her
sister
ship
HMCS
Quebec,
the
aircraft
carrier
Magnificent
and
the
destroyer
Sioux,
was
part
of
the
west
coast
contingent
that
represented
the
Canadian
Navy
at
the
Coronation
review
at
Splthead.
Caldwell,
assisiain
.ntendent.
and
Mr.
dock
IreiKht
agent
National
Steam-wtll
leave
for
the
aboard
the
Oeorge.
FROM,
Each
.
Including
their
niece
Mrs.
Clcn
Lundqulst,
formerly
of
Prince
The
city
clerk
was
instructed
to
write
the
B.C.
Power
Commission
to
find
out
how
negotiations
are
proceeding
regarding
the
Commission's
Intention
to
buy
Eight
tables
were
In
play
last
Rupert.
SAMPLE
DOWN
COMFORTERS
Elkins,
138
Fourth
has
returned
from
night
as
the
Women's
Auxiliary
;
Alderman
Ray
McLean
will
be
to
Canadian
Legion
Branch
No.
i
holiday
In
Van
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
In
perfect
condition.
Assorted
colors.
Full
size.
27
held
its
semi-monthly
card
party
in
the
Legion
Auditorium.
Elklns.
who
has
outh
with
him,
will
Genuine
down-filled.
Canadian
Legion
Branch
27
Crib
winners
were
Mrs.
M.
DRESSES-
was
granted
permission
to
'hold
Simpson
and
Mrs.
L.
Williams;
trr
date.
:n
Wilson
Murray
Less
Than
5Hfa
Regular
Price
Selling
at
a
tag
day
on
Poppy
Day,
Saturday,
November
7.
for
whist
Mrs.
L.
Amoth
and
A.
E.
Chiltern;
bridge,
Mrs.
T.
Beattie
and
Mrs.
O.
Krau.se.
acting
mayor
in
the
absence
of
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
who
will
attend
the
UBCM
convention
In
Vancouver
October
28,
29
and
30.
Also
attending
the
meeting
will
be
Aldermen
Mike
Krueger
and
Mrs.
K.
Smith
and
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long.
Mrs.
Adolph
Ivarson
has
returned
to
the
city
after
a
six-
jp.reet
also
have
re-
Ladies!
Aid.
Oeorge
B.
Casey
compli
The
committee
In
charge
of
a
month's
vacation
They
visited
in
New
mented
the
board
of
works
for
the
successful
evening
was
com
WHITE
WOOL
BLANKETS
mi
with
Mrs.
Murray's
the
work
done
on
the
cemetery.
posed
of
Mrs.
M.
Gilchrist,
Mrs.
V.
Bertram,
Mrs.
D.
Guyatt,
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
T.
Peddle
Aid.
D.
Gomez,
reporting
for
time
residents
of
;t.
They
also
said
L.
Evsieigh
and
Mrs.
W.
'
60"
x
48"
Extra
good
quality
J
QC
with
attractive
border
.
.
.
Shrink-
i
,
J
the
licencing
committee,
said
!r.
Murray's
dauRli
that
trades
licences
had
been
da
Carmichael
and
granted
W.
Baxter,
greenhouse;
resisting.
SPECIAL,
f.
ach
weeks
trip
that
took
her
as
far
east
as
Minneapolis
and
as
far
south
as
Seattle.
In
Minneapolis
she
visited
with
her
son,
Harold,
and
later
spent
some
time
with
her
daughter.
Mrs.
Garrett
in
!rpn,
who
returned
The
republic
of
West
Germany
C.
Short,
candy,
soft
drinks
and
fce
In
Scotland
after
cigarettes;
R.
F.
MacArthur
covers
96.000
square
miles
compared
to
41,000
for
the
East,
or
Come
in
and
see
our
smart
selection
of
FALL
DRESSES.
Choose
from
Orion,
Wool,
Taffeta
and
Crepe.
A
wide
variety
of
styles
and
colors
to
choose
from.
marine
electronic
service;
Lome
FEATHER
PILLOWS
riussian,
zone.
Vernon,
and
a
brother-in-law
In
C.
Anderson,
taxi.
Seattle.
Council
also
passed
a
licencing
this
summer.
iih
Laurie
of
Trail,
'
tr
In
Prince
Rupert,
liming
with
her
son
T-!n-law,
Mr.
and
Uuile,
636
Third
,
All
genuine
sterilized
feathers,
full
1
JQ
committee
recommendation
that
size,
coverea
in
aown-piuui
iumv.,
'
ticking.
Each
:
it
support
the
TMC
Transportation
company
In
its
application
l
readers
to
amend
Routes
2
and
4
by
a
twice
dally
service
to
Section
?
narv
naxim
1
Thursday.
meeting
1
Hidber
of
Smithcrs
Valhalla
Oct.
15.
(2401
and
Eleventh
Avenue.
The
routes
would
be
operated
in
Section
!
bvone
trip
at
8
a.m.
and
Lnd
Curley
and
sis-
i
Hospital
W.A.
meeting
to
another
In
the
late
afternoon
and
night.
Civic
Centre,
R
p.m.
(It)
on
Eleventh
Avenue
twice
ciany
RUM
m
Moose
social
Friday.
Oct.
18.
times
to
be
agreed
upon.
tna
Curley,
teachers
n
Indian
School,
thanksgiving
holiday
if
Miss
Betty
Martin,
)vprlook.
.
.
.
'jhpre
tonight
for
a
Building
closed
except
to
mem
bers
and
by
invitation.
(241)
KNITTING
WOOL
500
lbs.
4-ply
in
every
color
available
.
.
just
received.
,
SPECIAL
Friday
and
Saturday
.
,
.
4-oz.
.honk
.
..
NlpUon
House
was
a
Hudson's
"
Comnan"
n-t
hull'
bou'
JUNIOR
SIZES
11
to
17
MISSES'
SIZES
12
to
20
HALF
SIZES
16'2
to
26$
PRICED
FROM
$1095
ylay
in
this
city
Is
Wilson
of
Ketchl-r
daughter
Janice.
Rebekha
fall
oazaar,
uaa-fcllows
Hall,
Saturday,
October
17.
from
2
to
5
pjn.
241)
.
Notice
to
Members;,
Legion
27
Club
ancfttlllHrd
fooni'closcd
alt.
here
with
Mrs.
1770
on
Lake
Nipigon
in
Ontario
How"Skinny"Girls
Get
LovelyCurves
Cain
5
to
10
lbs.
New
Pep
349
Fourth
Avenue
B
cm.
Friday.
October
IB.
uoois
continuing
on
to
r'
they
plan
to
Hkcl-bnrti
1:30
p.m.
'
for
Limb's
upen
UU
Mrs.
Wilson
is
a.1
House"
by
lnviUition.
'dent
of
Prince
Hu
S.O.N,
whist
and
dunce
Fri
fit-I
tunv
mm
bw
miro.
ll
here
for
Six
years
oVfrOrtotrrf
19:-WWst,-8"P.
13
'years
ago.
TO
H
ol
i
O
pull
'"
"n
boa
kinnv
W.IIW
tib.xl
lik
in-
Ft"
",u
UP-
'""
l,l"Irov,'
dance,
10
to
2.
Music
by
Mike
flikC
L-U-4
V
id,
236
Fifth
Avenue
ii..
t..w
ltmu
Uta
int.
Stop
w
Colussl.
Everyone
welcome
ORION
SWEATERS
Assorted
colors
and
all-white
by
Grand'mcre.
THE
UNIVERSAL
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
(2411
Ct-"
J,
-mlrd"
V.w
o'V
0.
Try
IKtre,
rJ-
i.i...-
u
...urMls.
lovely
curves.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
The
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
anw
pry,
today.
At
I
$8.95
r...
$6.95
Cardigans.
Prince
Rupert
Shoieworkers.
U.F.A.W.U.
The
regular
monthly
meeting
will
be
October
15
at
8
p.m.
in
the
Legion
Auditorium.
Important
all
members
attend.
(2401
Jfiumed
from
a
holl-I'he
south
which
took
i'rta
and
other
Van-N
points,
as
well
as
rr
where
she
visited
l-law
and
daughter,
fv
Robert
Devic.
I
'
P'lrs.
R.
E.
MiK)re.
421
Date
HLHrQ
HasiiGir!
GOR-RAY
SKIRTS
GOR-RAY
charcoal
worsted
skirts.
Just
arrived
West,
have
from
a
thrpo.nrppk
from
England.
World-famous
for
fit,
style
and
ll
during
which
they
$14-95
quality
.
.
.''When
you
wear
a
Gor-Ray,
vou
wear
the
best."
EACH
uRn
tne
Cariboo
';jl'agan,
to
Seattle.
"here
they
visited
d
two
daughters.
pt
yesterday
aboard
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OUT
"RDERS
rhone
200
Broadway
Cale
LADIES'
RAINCOATS
Mrs.
J.
H.
Thonimtm
P
Avenue,
yesterdav
Trench
style.
The
"Nor-Coaster."
Acetate
and
I
I.tl
i
.
-
"'"yea
a
brief
visit
nvlon
Jlavy
Gahardine.
S
$24-95
tailored
coat.
Sizes
10
to
EXTRA
SPECIAL
VALUE
mmm
e
Our
New
MEN'S
PYJAMAS
Yama
cloth.
Soft
and
warm.
Attractive
patterns.
...They
save
you
-Kme
iITSII-B
$4.50
E
SHOES
SAAAPL
Will
wash
and
wear
well.
All
sizes
in
stock.
PAIR
and
work
so
many
ways!
Rubberized
inter
BOYS'
AND
GIRLS'
lining,
good
quality
gabardine.
Sizes
26
to
36.
NAVY
TRENCH
COATS
These
are
all
mode
from
highest
quality
materials,
hand-cut
and
lested
to
give
above-average
wear
.
.
.
All
combine
comfort
with
latest
style.
Sizes
4
or
AU
$15
95
$16-95
$17-95
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filing
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Less
Than
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&tb"rt(e,bce
tttat
mates
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1
Third
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West
2,Tird
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West
LIMITED
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357
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