Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
January
22,
1952
omen
ove
amorouA
Local
a
1
jeed
(xerciie,
n
d
PERSONAL!:
and
S.
L.
Simpson,
Mussel;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Wallace,
Stewart;
W.
i.
Mitehrll,
Nanainio;
J.
A.
Forsyth
and
C.
Dimpoulos.
New
Westminster;
Lt.
A.
E.
Webster
Vol
Wore
KLl
J'
I
.rime
Kuprrt
Las
Wry.
W.
Boihrn
and
T
:"r
Harold
WllUlfll.
aftVr
a
William
H
Mnrr
1..f.
J,
jivu.
uiiu
Mj.
n.
Murray,
u.
r.
Dulresne.
Kitinia-.;
;ir
and
Mrs'
Parhj
M.i-ks,
O.
Dam::,h,
C
W
Ma-hoiuy,
O
H.
Sleep
and
A.
C.
Borland.
Ottawa;
J.
Pytrashuk.
Vancouver;
J.
C.
Roberts.
Prince
!
LONDON
(CP)
Women
over
40,
I
anxious
to
avoid
that
middle-age
.
'
pread,
should
never
surrender
!
to
the
temptations
of
an
noon's
rest.
i:is-.eaa
c.iev
should
H.
Fulton.
Prince
Rupert;
G.
'
Burns.
F.
M.
Gavan.
t.
U.
Mitchell,
J.
R.
Miehel,
Giles
Mack-1
enzit,
Vancouver;
F.
M.
Gavan
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Prff.
Staff
Wrlf.rr
LONDON
ff
The
fashions
of
brief
busme
s
trip
to
Vancouver,
yertcrday's
plane
for
a
busineof
relumed
to
the
city
on
yestcr-
trip
to
Vancouver,
t'ay
afternoon's
plane.
,
,
J.
A.
Forsyth
of
New
Wc.-.tmin-Gcorge
Viereck.
manager
of
ster,
boiler
Inspector,
Is
a
visitoi
the
lrin;e
Rupert
Fishermen
in
the
city
on
official
business,
Ciedit
Union,
sailed
on
the
having
arrived
from
the
south
Camw.iun
this
afternoon
for
a
on
the
Camosun
Sunday
night.
'tt
Miss
tit
yiiui
Grace
Anderson,
George;
Mrs.
Grant
McColl,
Bute-
I
Robert
Cormier,
Eric
Martin
and
engage
In
greater'
activity
and
1951
and
early
previews
of
1052
wjc
iwwo
were
Drlze-w
nnm
:hr.,.,
i,,.
SJJI
IMg
Have
UUL
tJ
tl
at
the
weekly
whist
tournament
untidy
dress
habit
that
reached
dale;
W.
II.
Campbell,
Terrace;
W.
J.
Williams,
Victoria;
Mrs.
T.
Bobbins,
Juskatla;
E.
McIllfaV-nrk,
Juskatia;
Mr
and
Mrs.
C.
"
The
advice
was
given
by
Dr.
and
W.
S.
Dale,
Terrace;
P.
laraska.
Kirkland.
Washington;
Mr.
and
Mis.
P.
O'Reilly,
city;
Mi
and
Mrs
C.
Olojos,
Masset.
R.
M
Mills.
G.
Dolsen,
E.
John-
furdcm
Dixon.
(I
Church
wns
the
a.
Moose
Hall
Saturday
night.
Fthel
Dukes,
vice-chairman
of
1,s
Peak
ln
wartime
the
wearing
E.
Ncilas
was
winner
of
a
nool
thi
Mnirk..,.
nuMin..
r-n
of
eardleans
over
dresses.
ujii.i:.v
irip
10
vancuver.
E.
R.
Nolle
sailed
last
night
Mrs.
Grant
McCall.
reslde.it
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
Van-
Dixon,
city;
E.
Colcy,
Edmonton;
prize.
As.sitlng
with
r.;frefh-
f
r
ashion
asnion
now
now
decrees
accrues
that
niai
siv-
iv-
at,
a
crmlrrpnro
h.ro
nf
ih
nurse
at
Bu
r
.i
p
arr
vorf
frnni
ncr
snrm.to
m
hie
i,.
i.,
son
inH
w
H
f-i..i-....ia
v-..,.....
r.
.
.
he
wt'lciing
smur-vhnn
Joan
Oibb
and
n
exchanged
mar-
metlt?
Were
Mrs
P.
Hnnri
Mr.
n
Wnmsn
o,.un.
u..'i,i.
rn
Ikh
h..lr.rr..
rpnlarp
rho
rarrii-
,hr(
.),
r-..,
o
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J
trs.
MCHllUe;
Dl
.
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u.
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i
uunu
ncuiiii
oiiiccia
-
-1
-
.
u
njc
,aiiiiuii
oiiiiudj
rurLianu,
ureson.
Mr.
o;if
ij
,cl
.
lr
ana
Mrs.
ueonrey
While
!
ley,
North
Vancouver.
develop-;
oK-m
ana
rars.
Harold
Mun-
Association.
gns.
ine
Doieros,
in
laci,
now
niehl
ar.d
is
returning
on
ths
lr.;c.cstcd
in
timber
ccy-
M.inv
women,
said
Mr
nuke.:,
a:
as
Important
as
gloves,
bag
same
vessel
UiU
aftrmnim
ments
in
thU
dutj-lot
the
only
daughter
had
found
as
they
nrogressed
ir:
anrt
shoes
Except
for
sports
out-
...
.
middle
life
that
thev
named
more
fi's
rardigans
are
worn
only
with
,w-
Clsrlhue,
Vancouver
Injured
In
a
car
accident
in
CTJ
energy,
greater
indeoendence
of
Jumpers
and
even
then,
smart
tnariiiea
accountant,
arrived
i;i
California
last
week,
Mrs.
An-
I'
s
Arne
Eyolfson
of
In!
the
grtiom
Is
the
i
of
Chris
Dixon,
one
juiK'i't's
pioneers.
Jim
An
women
pick
cteveriy-styied
twin-
"
'
J"
:hciujj
aiiA.niuon
s
m-ui;
ivmii-M-n
m
inis
cny
is
sun
R
set-;.
Unmatched
two-uieces
are
P"1"1
me
soum,
ocmg
here
in
iw.pital
at
Woodland
sulf.-i
Preferred
by
millions
of
Canadians
for
its
super
b
quality
and
flavour.
ouuook
and
move
assurance
ol
tlwlr
own
powers.
I
"The
difficulty
Is
that
when
we
1
tti
to
middle
azc
e
so
olien
be
ECIPES
i
vua.s
tit
lure
:tcv
the
biidc
wore
a
!.
uf
ivory
duchess
a
thing
of
the
past.
011
Pro"-'ional
business.
When
boleros
marre
their
first
Firp
rionartment
was
called
post-war
appearances,
they
met
out
at
l'
o'clock
thU
mornin"
rr'ieh
opposition
from
those
who
to
the
Washington
Block,
Second
remembered
the
shaneless
nnm-
...
come
dissatLsfied
with
what
wt
ins
frc.m
five
c
,'acked
ribs
and
cuts
on
face
and
shoulder.
She
and
Mr
Minsell
are
abandoning
a
propo
ed
trip
to
Florida
and,
will,
ln.tcad',
return
to
Prince;
Rupert
as
soon
as
she
Is
able
la
'
travel.
Remember
lat
September
have
donp
Alld
a
pnA
nf
rifvrirv
ml
illy
luce
with
a
point
sleeves,
when
tlu
wonderful
smell
of
pointment
follows,"
she
said.
-i
lily
nf
sr.tiM
and
1:.,
hnmnnrlr.
nlklr.
mlnol,.,l
u
llh
nr
r,..,.
J'
,
.
"
"I
J
.
.
t
.u.
.i.'L
...,;.,."
w"c,c
"'"""'B
pipes
No
damage
was
.
....
.
-
r."-"
uunvs
utciuicu
i
n
a
v
ucif
tutiv
went
wji.ii
wuisueao
caused
a
scare
ay
to
a
swirling
ihr
ait.
P
obobly
every
hou?e-
women's
heallh
hart
imnrnvort
dresses
in
th
earlv
l2n's
Now
liench
illusion
veil-
wife
thought
she
was
making
an
greatly
compared
with
condi-
even
the
most
skeptical'
have
i
by
a
naio
coronet
ampte
supply.
However,
because
lions
100
years
ago.
There
was
been
woit
over
by
.the
stylish
i
Mrs.
D.
C.
MeRae,
who
has
net
and
she
carried
they
are
so
good,
ln
many
homes,
a
great
danger,
however,
that
suitability
of
present
designs.
and
gardenias.
TEIA
lUi
.supply
is
beginning
to
run
women
who
lived
ln
cities
did
Essentially
a
youthful
garment,
SoU
Norway
j
WJliiil
and
Z)tp
!
attended
by
Miss
I
tit
1
been
visiting
ht.e
lor
the
past;
month
as
the
guest
of
her
sons,
I
Jack
and
Duncan
MeRae,
will
sail
Thursday
night
by
the
Prince
George
on
her
return
to
I
her
heme
at
Duncan,
Vancouver
1
iov..
nit;
iKJiiu-
economists
oi
nov
get
enougn
exercise
and
as
a
the
bolero
has
een
given
a
the
Consumer
Section,
Canada
result
many
became
anaemic.
touch
of
glamor
and
sophistiea-Department
of
Agriculture
havej
To
get
the
most
out
of
middle
tion.
Take,
for
Instance,
a
slim-four
wonderful
recipes
for
pick-
age
women
should
cultivate
the
skirted,
high-necked
black
wool
lei
and
relishes
that
can
be
habit
of
walking
Instead
of
rid-
dress
with
long
tight
sleeves,
made
now.
It
may
feem
a
bit
out
"'g
In
cars
and
buses.
"Keep
yoiu
add
a
cap-sleeve
'
Jade
ercen
bol-
Thirteen
tables
were
In
play
.ii,
wearing
a
dla-n
of
lilac
net,
with
.ipless
bodice,
top-ule
of
primrose
net
aii(
matching
Klie
carried
blend-
I.sland.
Saturday
night
at
the
weekly
nf
eas,n
h,.l
thr
rrrtw
-m
h..
mi
ids
alert,
anrt
h.
,,.,
..,
..!,,i
.."
u"
...
i
J
11
Kecle.
general
manaztri
"
"""ay
ni.-i
ohvp
ana
u
;-l7
V,
"I
'rfn.
.
'Brh"1'
u
V"1'.
l,c
""'
of
the
western
region.
Cannd.ao'aance.
J
"
"
"
r.
...
.
...
.ofc
-
...
jvjui
wiii,
ine
i-i'-ui-ti
uy
uuuuie-uuiLOlllllg
V
r
5
Metal
Lunch
Boxes
Thermos
Lunch
Kits
for
children.
Thermos
Bottles
Pints
one
Is
for
Chill
sauce
made
with
,
advised.
;
finishing
a
deep-cut
neckline,
I
qi.H
the
result
Is
sophistication.
'
A
baggy
tweed
bolero
with
wa
attended
by
his
i
Dixon,
ivm
provided
wed-
National
Railways,
with
head-j
Prize-winners
we
e:
ladles'
quarters
in
Winnipeg,
left
jas..
1
flrsi
.
Mrs-Lena
Schwab;
second,
per
yesterday
afternoon
in
thc'Mrs-
B
Rald;
men's
first.
G.
.-our.se
of
a
western
tour
and
isiRudninlng;
second,
R.
Hundeide.
clue
here
on
tonight's
train.
He
i
Chair
prize
was
Won
by
Gun-was
met
at
-Jasper
by
C.
A.
B3r-:
nar
Selvlg
and
door
prize
by
ncr,
divisional
superintendent,
Glen
Doane.
-
I
round
corners,
the
wide
thrce-ouarter
steves
cut
ln
one
with
ji
i
the
pipe
organ.
'ion
which
loilowed
v
,
1
r
...
t
t
'
I
'
'
'
'
'
,
1
lla'l.
tlie
happy;
I
the
bodice
and
finished
with
"(rr-
cuffs,
gives
a
cisual
look
'
in
that
Mi..lr
h,nnn.
and
Half
Pints
"Snap-Tire"
Thermos
Bottle
Stoppers
Thermos
Corks
a
,
uiijaiijini;
mm
to
me
M
Ke
coiussi
provided
accor-
vw
v.auv
M'un.
uru.u
ui
1IUVV
,
:
dion
music
for
the
dancing
and
m
d
the
congratulu-1
i
200
cue
.Is
as
they
f
i
swevthcart
arch.
I
f
th
a
pinfu.jlon
of
iHtiTspc'
sed
with
roses
;
N?ls
Gunderson
was
master
I
office
dress.
that
looks
so
drab
J
'n
ea'ly
spring
days.
!
W''"i
pre'ent
royal
emphasis
rk
'
.
Edward
-..
velvet,
manv
women
prefer,
r
OTl
ceremonies.
Mrs.
Barney
Roald
was
In
i
charge
of
refreshments
and
her
committee
of
assistants
consisted
or
Mr.
Wilkinson,
Mrs.
H.
Petersen,
Miss
Dolly
Benson.
Carl
canned
tomatoes
which
of
course
are
available
now.
The
Quick-Co
n
n
.'Ush
can
be
made
at
a
moment's
notice
to
serve
with
any
meal.
It
may
be
that
In
me
home
there
Just
was
not
time
cnouall
to
make
Beet
Relish.
H
can
be
prepared
now,
too.
Ttw
plum
sauce
Is
wonderful
with
ham
or
pork
and
especially
good
Mh
Chinese
food
CHILI
SAK
E
(canned
tomatoes)
2
IS-o-.mce
can
tomatoes
(7
eups
I
1
large
onion,
!j
cup
ground
2
medium
apples
(1
cup
ground
i
1
1
a
enpi
finely
diced
cclsry
1
cup
vinegar
-1!
t.j
1
cup
sugar
idependlng
on
tartness
of
apples
and
tomatoes
i
2
teaspoons
salt
1
tc-spuon
ground
allspice
House
Party
i
uo'eros
oi
mis
material,
set
otr
by
matching
pieces
on
the
dress.
;
At
the
moment,
this
popular
!
garment
Is
not
easily
obtained
i
unless
bought
with
a
dress,
so
.f
deferred
New
Yvar
party
:
Mostod.
Leroy
Olsjn
and
Hans
war
held
Saturday
night
at
the
i
Tcttcrsen.
-
HI
I
I
IHWIII
III
Ml
women
smart
with
a
needle
are
making
their
own.
Velvet
alone
elves
a
wide
choice
of
effect
with
varied
sheens.
iiiiiAirtiiK
,in!i,TiT''tip,rta:"iitii!;Tiiiiiit:r.iittiits:iii-i;iiiii
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom
Hill,
Port
Edward,
and
it
proved
to
be
a
very
enjoyable
affair.
Music
I
"
'
A
.
i
Mich
as
dress
velvet,
heavy
street
'
and
dancing
were
the
order
of
velvet
and
cord
velvet.
!
lne
evening
and
dvlkious
re-
With
a
fashion
emphasis
also
;
freshmen
ts
were
served.
'IIS.
:
he
Kucsls
were
Ihc
'
r.
Mrs
A'
ne
Fyul-n
'
a
navy
blue
tail-
ii
matching
hat,
and
i-ter.
Mrs
Wm.
Me-a
guld
dressmaker
u'k
hat
and
aeces-
the
bi
lde
was
pro-
'
:nor
Evolson
who,
ln
iy
add
rex
j,
traced
onis
from
prehls-,
ii
the
modern
at!cs,
;
;
closing,
presented
Ui
a
magic
crystal
;
foretell
a
bright:
it
ure.
j
music
by
Barney'
was
followed
by
a
i
r
whi.
h
was
much
Hi
SHI
SALE
en
the
"shaggy
look,"
a
bolero
Those
present,
besides
the
host
of
whlti
sheared
lamb,
or
a
and
hostess,
were
Mr,
and
Mrs.
,
smooth
fur
fabric
Is
a
popular
George
Lande,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wil-
cholce.
Boxy
bolero
Jackets
com-
ham
Tocher,
Miss
Jean
Dixon.
'
bined
with
straight
tweedy
skirts
Reg
Lumb,
Glen
Morgan,
Gary
arc
one
of
this
year's
suit
num-
Diment,
Reg
Childs,
Jack
Bell,
,bcrs-
i'
iro'd
Gray
and
Roy
Watson.
CANADIAN
SUCCESS
Actress
Suzanne
Cloutier
has
t.'cn
on
the
move
since
leaving
Ottawa
In
1946.
climbing
the
ladder
of
dramatic
success.
The
22-year-old
daughter
of
Canada's
King's
Printer,
Edmond
Clou-tier,
has
made
two
French
films,
two
English
films
and
leaves
London,
England,
Jan.
31
for
Hollywood
to
co-.star
with
Alan
Ladd
In
a
lovv
triangle
that
has
the
Iranian
oil
crisis
as
background
(CP
PHOTO
I
LADIES'
NYLON
HOSE
lirsl
quality
sale
price
$1.19
TA
guests.
I
ira
poon
ground
cinnamon'
'
teaspoon
cayenne
proper
I
12
whole
clows
(tied
In
cheese-
i
clothbaei
j
riace
tomatoes
In
a
kettle,
i
rut
onions
and
apples
through
'
food
chopper,
using
the
fine
I
i'a'l
Dice
relery
in
small,1
ii-civ
Add
onion,
apple,
vinegar,
!
"'cry.
sugar
and
s
asonlnes
to,'
omatoes.
bring
to
boll
and
boll
i
nit
1
th'ck
about
1'4
hours,
stir-
j
In-
frrnucntly.
Remove
cloves,
p:ur
chill
rauce
Into
sterilized
.
n
and
seal.
Store
In
a
cool.!
'n-k
place,
yield:
about
7
cups,
j
au.iy
rosluine.
Mrs.
;
d
an
app'c
green;
or
with
a
dusty
,
SLIPPERS
30
Off
Men's,
Ladies'
and
Children's
3AGGAGE
20o
Off
and
accessories,
i
v
Dixon
will
make
"i
Prince
Rupert.
j
out-of-town
guests
ders
rea
'
the
bride's
malvrnal
t
M
s.
Janet
Brown.
I
"'.
R
Brown,
both
of
!
NOTICE
OF
MEETING
The
Annual
General
meeting
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
held
Thursday,
January
24th,
1952
at
8:00
P.M.
in
the
Civic
Centre
Auditorium.
The
order
of
business
will
include
the
presen-laliun
of
Annual
Reports,
Election
of
Directors,
etc.
All
paid
up
members
of
the
age
of
nineteen
years
and
over
will
he
entitled
to
voting
privileges.
JOHN
F.
STIRN,
General
Secretary.
;
Basketball
Annual
Intcrna-:
tlonal
Series,
Ketchikan
vs.
I
Prince
Rupert,
Thursday.
Friday.
1000
Pairs
LADIES'
SHOES
2-for
1
HTta.
i
Buy
one
pair
and
receive
one
free
k
i
.
r
roiice
OI
K
K
COKN
RELISH
1
M-ouifce
can
(13
cupsi
whole
kernel
corn
23
nip
ch!H
sauc
2
tablespoons
nilneed
onion
7.
tal)le
.wions
but
IT
2
lab'r.spo,o.s
chopped
green
pepper
(optional
i
Drain
liquid
off
corn.
Add
chill
iuier.
onion
butter
and
green
rppT
to
corn.
Simmer,
covered,
'ixnit.
5
mlnu!
s
to
birnd
flavors
Serve
with
ham,
tongue
or
other
bitor
Dies
FASHION
FOOTWI
'ti't
(
m
muii.
for
Vearn
linmi
Here,
Passes
V-im-Aver
mm
wm
mmmmsmmmm
jlliullii"
i:i:i!i,ii"imi!!iii
win
irifirrr
in
th.
nnnh!
nefct.
Yield:
21
4
cups.
".v
ofj
:
he
old
British
Co-'
ini'-c
lorce
and
for
,il
ts
inspector
of
"D"
'Ml
liea(lnii:irt.r.rs
In
Jihili
Saturday.
I20ai
Piano
and
violin
teachers:
Copies
of
the
Music
and
Drama
syllabus
are
available
at
the
Civic
Centre
desk.
(Hi
Drama
groups:
Decide
now
to
enter
Miuslc
and
Drama
Festival,
May
6.
7
and
8.
Closing
date
for
entries,
March
1.
(Hi
Dancing
and
vocal
numbers,
both
solo
and
group,
will
be
adjudicated
at
the
May
Music
and
Drama
Festival.
Enter
before
'
March
1.
(Hi
Do
not
forget
the
Burns'
Niehl
dance
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital
at
9:30
p.m.
on
Friday.
January
25,
19.r2.
Proceeds
will
50
towards
a
Centrally
controlled
radio
and
public
address
system
for
the
patients.
Invitations
must
be
presented
at
the
door
-and
can
be
obtained
from
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
the
Indian
Agency
Office,
Band
Leader
Ernie
Stevens
and
Port
Edward
Nur.-ing
Stat.on.
(18c-H)
Miss
Claudia
Pinza
R'lf
rl.
Ernest
Gammon
yesterday
In
Van-
'jil;h
Came
filtl.iu-in
a
ANNOUNCEMENT
FRASER
&
PAYNE
WISH
TO
ANNOUNCE
THAT
THEIR
STORE
WILL
BE
CLOSED
FOR
ALTERATIONS
AND
REDECORATING
ON
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY
AND
FRIDAY
....
JANUARY
23rd
TO
JANUARY
25th
OPEN
SATURDAY.
JANUARY
26th
P
U'UlA
Kill!
U'liinli
U.,J
IIUU
'
11
about
ten
davs
r
BEET
RELISH
1
eups
cooked
finely
chopped
beets
rnpi
finely
chopped
cabbage
'i
cup
graled
horseradish
1
teaspoon
salt
110
teaspoon
pepp.'r
2
eups
sugar
1
nip
vinegar
1
en;)
water
Combine
beets,
cabbage,
horseradish,
salt,
pepper
and
sugar.
Heat
vinegar
and
water
to
boiling
point.
Add
to
first
mixture
and
mix
thoroughly.
Pack
Into
since
been
In
hos-
I
i.ij
ri
the
l.e
lali-
H.r
o,,m..,
L
.
,,
i
"...
uan.iiivil
liiestr
'tisli
Columbia
po-
a
"'B
man.
He
.served
Hie
early
days
and
e
Rupert
first
about
I
"It's
Simple
W
lien
You
Know
llow."
And
that's
the
title
of
the
Commerce
booklet
idling
you
tlie
facts
you
need
to
know
Hhout
handling
your
own
money.
r,.
:-o.
Then
came
hot
sterilized
Jars
and
seal.
Yield
considerable
nerln.l
f
'il
fur
"t
;
t
SHKUIFF'S
SALK
IN
THE
COUNTY
'OUPT
OF
PIMNCK
liUPMItT,
HOL.DKN
AT
rillNt'E
HUPKIIT
of
the
province.'
-
!
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
'?
W:
mm
r.......
,
in
I
ft.
"'"'ISl
UI1U
I'LCM
SAl'CE
Loves
It
Best
I
This
handy
purse
sie
booklet
gives
you
tips
on
how
to
endorse
your
cheques
.
.
.
exchange
on
cheques,
current
and
joint
hank
accounts.
can
greengage
La
'v
as
1
20-ounco
plums
'nee
Rupert
aa
ln-
j
post
before
rcllre-
i
t
Kamloops
whence
"
transferred
from
'
Past
four
years
he
liis
home
in
Van-!
2
teaspoons
sugar
2
teaspoons
chopped
pimento
what
to
do
if
you
lose
a
cheque
or
bank
book,
and
tips
on
travelling
funds.
All
this
information
and
more
is
ready
for
quick
and
easy
reference
in
tw
f
made
sr.
Mi.
is
widow,
Mr.
Gam-:
i
k
-
'2
teaspoon
Worcestershire
sauce
2
teaspoons
vinegar
'i
teaspoon
chopped
preserved
Kingcr
Minced
garlic
to
taste
(if
desired
I
Drain
and
sieve
nlums.
Add
nved
by
a
daughter.
"'t's
Simple
When
You
Know
llow."
'
'
Oiafj
Gammon,
in
Van-
:
i
'
"
'
"
.
1
IVSr
f)
!
i
Accept
Anccpt
fin
nn
inviijiti-ui
inviljiti-ui
fnun
fruin
Clauiln
Cbmlia
IT
rt'a.sr
!
I
was
an
active
mem-
m
t:
iwas
sonic
order
and
Kturnr
nttnentn
Wftreest.ershlre
e
proa
ent
in
the
Prin
..r.
'
....
'i
j
"
"
.mWWNi,
,v.
8!,
.
muk'i
vuieBi,
B'"tS
t
mm
s'"v,
in.
i-i
f
in.
Club
while
lu-re.
'
blending
thoroughly.
Allow
to
J
P"
iii
.f
nT
T..i,..,.
.
.
.
........
.
in,
.
..
ii:au
stana
several
nours
xicia:
i
-
-
.t
n.ivi
of
this
city.
cup.
HETWKEN
SOCIAL
HKCUU1TY
AND
MUMUMPAI,
AID
TAX
A(T
:uul
AI.ftKUT
Vt
McCAJ'WKY
1JM1TKO,
and
V
li,
UNZEY.
j
PLAINTIFFS.
I
.
AND
AGAINST
.
j
FKANK
YAN1TSKI.
othrrwsr-
knowMi
in
Frank
Jotin
Yanitski,
carrying
!
on
bu-sfucsb
ns
PHNtmiN
iionnv
SHOP,
and
the
sittd
PENGUIN
POHU
Y
SHOP.
DEFENDANT.
j
UNDKtl
AND
BY
VIRTUE
of
Warrants
nf
Exeetition
and
DISTUBSi
1
WAUItANT
respectively
is.suod
from
the
above
Court
and
P.
H.
Linwy,
re-
j
spectivdy.
and
to
mc
directed
imainst
the
nuods
and
chattels
of
Wie
drfPiiclaiHs,
Frank
Yanttski.
otherwise
known
as
Frank
John
Yanitskt,
and
Punvuln
Hobby
Shop.
I
have
selod
2
eoiitors.
1
brass
bound
plywoml
box,
j
1
mirror,
tpmntlty
of
fthelviu.
1
round
tup
Inhiitt
titt)le,
1
Htpiure
table.
I
j
falling
leaf
tulc,
1
(rlass
Bhoweus
1
Fuwcett
Torrid
Oil
heuUr.
chair,;
trinkets,
novelties.
cnrpenUirs'
tools,
wood
hhjek,
'i
electyic
heuters.
cabinets;
and
sundries
too
numerous
to
mention,
nod
on
Thiirilit.
Hie
U(h
dn
f
limitary.
Mi.V.',
at
the
lunir
nf
l.:tn
I'M,,
til
the
It
ami
IUim
k,
itirner
Httli
'
Avenue
mid
I
ultiui
Street.
Prime
It
n
pert,
I
shnll
otTer
for
sale
at
public;
miction
all
the
right,
title
and
interest
of
the
said
Uefenflants
in
the
iibuvu
Bootlii.
!
TERMS
OF
SAl.ft.
CASH,
and
this
side
shall
be
sul)ji:ct
to
the
Soctul
1
Security
and
Municipal
Aid
tax.
j
AND
I
HAVE
ALSO
SEIZED
I
desk;
3
seats
drawers.
I
heating
stove;
I
:
Upholslered
chair;
1
drill
press,
motor
attached;
1
jigsaw,
motor
Httaehed;
1
I
bantlsnw
on
bench,
motor
attached;
I
shaer,
motor
attaehed:
1
sander,
motor
at
Inched:
1
jointer,
motor
attached;
1
table
saw.
motor
and
bench:
1
lathe;
I
electric
motor;
1
bundle
cable;
2
boxes
tools
and
attachments;
6
pircoa
whI
I
board
.
sundries;
and
on
I
h
iirMta
v.
I
he
a
I
(
h
da?
of
Jan
nar
.
lii.YJ,
ul
the
iMtur
of
I.
.to
in
the
aflerniMui
at
l.inKa'
arlase
and
Morale,
ennier
Seeand
and
Park
Avenues.
Prlni-e
Kii(M'rt.
H.t'..
I
will
offer
for
shI.t
;
at
public
auction
all
the
right?
title
and
interest
of
the
said
defendants
ln
j
the
above
goods.
Terms
of
sale.
CASH,
and
this
uale
shall
be
subject
to
the
;
Social
Security
and
Municipal
Aid
Tax.
(
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
this
tenth
day
of
January,
1952.
'
M.
M
STFPHENS
Sheriff
of
the
County
of
Prince
Rupert
"'"
..."Si...
uiie.ivia)
;
NOTICE
Ask
for
your
copy
ot
your
local
branch,
or
write
to
Frances
Terry,
Head
Office,
The
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
Toronto.
'S
BAKERY
(Retail
Store)
will
be
closed
H
Ihllrcrlni,
O.L
.
.
.1
I'lnu.
K
ompjire
x.v.
I
ti
in
nut
Mar
with
vny
prnul
al
tint
pruts,
fnnnc
k
1.1m
ttitipT
anil
stn-icr'a
tlauhtrr,
ywi'll
love
Hi.vv,
UtSKr'a
ftvsh,
iwect
flHVnr!
Hieli
ntitntiun!
Itoul
fconomy
!
HiA'K
Uonnktis
tine
(Utility
fcll-veKrtablc
niaruhiie.
I
sc
Iti.i
K
IkiNNKT
in
C(X)kiii)x,
im
vcptahlcs,
as
I
delicious
spread,
liuy
li,.uu
Innkt
uid
gi't
"all
three"
l'lavurl
iutri-aon!
Kconom-e-c!
Bum
liiNNBT
Manearuie
is
sold
in
two
tyiwe
iTular
economy
pak-willi
color
wafer,
nn-l
also
in
the
famous
Yt't.ujw
titi-'t
bag
for
fast,
twy
oolor.
ru
The
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
I
r,
.'uuuury
itin,
in
respecr
to
ine
memory
of
Mr.
Scherk's
mother
recently
'The
Commerce"
i
J