passing
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Friday,
February
13,
lflw
Breakfast
Club
Hold
Anniversary
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Dinner;
hnalize
Plans
For
Show
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.....
iii'.idiuic
for
i-t
The
Credit
Women
Breakfast
A
lovely
social
time
nnri
utmiwr
Ruu.,1,1,
ui
1.:
.,
v
pares
.
'
.,rrf
llerliie
Mor-
,
bride,
the
former
if
p
A
ft
ylher.
are
tie
.
...m
wa
held
in
the
Common
Lounge
Another
milestone
in
the
history
in
honor
of
Ethel
Oeorgeson,
of
this
active
Club.
Hundreds
Atfend
Last
Rites
For
Oldtime
City
Jeweller
A
largely
attended
funeral
er-
1
Honorary
pall-bearers
were
vice
and
many
floral
tributes
at;
Waher
Vance,
C.
C.
Mills,
James
last
niRhl
"
Uie
pd
win
ny
LEGION
AUXILIARY
VALENTINE
DAiMCE
TONIGHT
MUSIC
BY
THE
WESTERNAiRES
Dancing
10
to
2
1
Refreshments
Admission
$3.00
o
Couple
Vancouver.
nrisco
from
in
i
ana
n
Doam
"
-
.,.
ho
heading
Club
last
night
held
their
anniversary
dinner
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Just
a
year
ago
Doris
Taylor
of
the
Vancouver
Club
came
to
Prince
Rupert
with
Catherine
Laurie
of
the
Credit
Bureau
to
install
the
new
member
of
this
new
club.
A
wire
of
congratulations
for
a
successJul
year
Just
past
was
read
from
Dorl.
Also
a
wire
from
RUla
Ander-soln
of
Helena.
Mont.,
president
of
the
Pacific
Northwest
Council:
"My
sinrere
congratulation
to
you
on
thl
your
first
birthday.
Very
proud
and
happy
to
have
such
a
fine
group
of
Credit
Women
added
to
our
organization
Which
I
truly
hrin
aih
nt
vnn
and
x'ii
"
Ve
be
gone
a.
They
muni
11
i
are
on
i-auieurai
at,
z:ju
jnompson.
W.
Barton
E
Wood-P
m.
yesterday
featured
the
last
:
ward
and
H.
Walker
rites
of
John
Bulger,
78-year-old
!
Funeral
arrangements
were
In
veteran
city
Jeweller
who
died
charge
of
B.C.
Undertakers
last
Thursday
after
a
brief
lll-i
,
ness.
j
The
Rev.
Canon
Basil
Prockter
j
A
A
A
U
J
conducted
the
solemn
ceremonv
TT
nllcnU
I
a
riontla
and
will
eouole
of
Oe
awav
a
Anne
ex-fly
D-uiiMer
fast
duririK
her
nation
and
"ix-nd
a
f
with
her
parents.
during
which
he
recounted
the
i
1
life
of
the
pioneer
here
and
said
j
(3
rH
Pa
rtv
I
a
I
I
the
'
people
of
Prince
Rupert
halhi.LI.,1
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persons
Wo.
p.rt
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BU1K""
iAnnunciacThir
ffi-Vft
I
CardS
Were
rePlv!
frnm
wtanv
inrvan
V.-
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II
A
Munis
V.o-W
s
u
t
st
niKht
to
bid
HcrWf
M.'iKan
and
;,,;ng
a
reception.
!d
every
ball
pluyer
ti
at
the
reception
5
the
lirnt
person
tulate
Herble
was
r
llouiton.
whose
.7
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...
,ul
m
iijiima
in
jwy
uoa,
.
Wlnrpn
i
i.
Wlriners
opi.
clubs
In
the
Pacific.
Nr.rthwf
Mi
Fafw
uku.
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c
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ere.
,
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,
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OLIdl.
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Me.
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CORSAGES
PRESENTED
hovah."
l,f;.J-
J.-
seco"d-
L
3
I
Birthday
corsages
to
Marjoriei
Deane
of
Mansnn's
Jeuollon
-"
Mr-
j.
-j'juticr
ana
hk.
.
,
,
The
lengthy
funeral
procession
J.
Cloutler.
THIS
IS
THE
TRADITIONAL
ROBE
of
a
baroness
which
will
be
worn
at
the
Coronation
In
June.
Made
hv
nUr,
.
1
....
wa
conducted
conducted
through
through
t
citv!
Bridee:
Mi
a
Prk,
t.
Beatrice
Duma
of
Lyon
Flneiwa
i?,ru
with
Herb
from,
was
i
iKtif
biy
until;
ndftruiiy
Killed
in
!
here
several
year!
Foods,
Foods,
Donna
Donna
Macarthur
Macarthur
of
of
the!fntre
the;Pntre
by
by
a
a
wluad
uad
'
'
RCMP.
RCMP.
onlLes
Hill.
Daily
New
and
Yvonne
Bowes
j
way
from
the
Cathedral
to!
Convenor
or
the
party
was
of
Wallace'
Department
Store.
rmlew
Cemeter;'.
'Mrs.
J.
Richards,
assisted
by
Mrs
is
worn
over
an
evening
gown
of
lace
embroidered
with
sequin
and
diamante.
The
crimson
velvet
kirtle
is
trimmed
with
ermine
calloped
down
the
front
and
on
the
hem,
with
two
bands
of
ermlne-lxidlcatlng
the
wearer',
rank-and
an
ermine
edging
Corsaees
also
in
the
now
mum
iwo
out-of-town
sons
of
Mr.
i"-
Brett.
Mrs.
L.
Dolron
and
Bulger
arrived
to
attend
the
fun
Mrs.
E.
Telseiii.
ber
InsUlied
at
the
meetlne
;A
-A
erai.
Russell
of
Mnntroal
nH
"
""m
vne
snouidcr
hani?
train
Marjorle
"i
Deane
urirne
01
of
Manaon
Mansoni
also
aln
'rioi
dged
"
with
ermine,
v
which
...
must
measure
lueasure
three
mree
lee
feet
on
train,
ih.
'Jewellers.
Christine
Bauer
of
Gordon
A
.
of
Ottawa
'
A
third
son.
ground
irrminri
and
nn
,
h
be
.
.
tiari
tied
ni
at
i,
...
'
"
.
TVin
i
.
j
-.
th
shoulders
with
tinsel
tassels.
Other
lunosay
uartane-
and
Ktnraom
rrsiacs
nere.
Canadian
Cellist
LONDON
r
Michael
Cher-niavsky,
Canadian
'cellist,
left
MlrlfPV
r.avtom
D.,MH
.
survivor
are
his
wife
Mary
and
Xmlrt,
piuttut
and
nti'.f,
turned
br-
tlw
nmht
until
lie
b
to
Miller
Bay
.
.
lu.iril
llautan
were
bat
probably
the
imn
in
the
hull
WHS
kt-m
iri.ian
.u.
a
dauehter
KalhWn
k.,tv.
.1
read
ers
Shoppe,
and
Hilda
Berg
Qt
,
vncouver;
and
Mrs.
Gordon
;
ot
8outn
Aftica
on
a
con-Parker
Ladies'
Wear
President
'
Mary
Margaret)
Poffcnroth
of;
cert
.
tour
"Pecu-u
to
last
five
Joeelyn
Bolton
of
Ruoert
Mmr.
Prince
Rupert,
a
granddaughter.
!
week'
.
Chernlavsky
formerly
h(lui(fa
rjCoJtje
'Ll
Offi.m
jther.
who
made
the
i-vricu
re-eivK
received
a
ii..iu
lovely
.
Mr-Bui8er
Mr.
Buieer
r
came
came
came
m
to
to
Prince
prince
Prine
Ru
Ru-
Rn.
;
1!vcd
in
Vancouver
and
Civil
ix
imce
firt
aid
cla.-v.ws.
,
mveiy
bouquet
oouquet
of'
of
n;e
!Fild;iv.
7
30
Dm
fiiv
nii
1918
and
founded
the
P'ayed
for
Nicholas
II,
last
:
E
n-',
37)
;
spring
flowers
from
the
members
pcrt
ln
in
in
aDoreclaUnn
aDDreciaUnn
nf
nf
th
th.
im.
im.
unrf
r,H
tre
on
Third
Avenue
which
Peror
of
Russia.
Mrs
Annua
varir
1
ivti.il
.
.
,,
....
.
.
.
.
.
.,
,.
,,
.
-
;
w
vumuiia
.nitiiuiic
uaiii'p.
....
k..
W(
He
was
well-
1
tr.
..
'
inoueni
sue
nan
oivn
th
r-ii.h
""i
i"
name
:h
bis
tray
ntnall
met
all
kinds
and
had
no
trouble
nl.'s
nf
.vpirltiious
other
sundry
things.
i
vauiana
ixwge
No.
Saturday
87
at
the
annual
meetlna
last
IV
IJgl
.
"
"
,,
.
.
.
,
t,
.
A
liii-ku
atri
,,!....
."n
ii
uu.fi
uumor.
nis
ove
,
night.
Women
of
the
Mmu.
ti.n,.fu
hw-irv
i..i
t
or
craftsmanshiD
ln
his
trade
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Slot
Building
Phone
Blue
533
Variety
Show,
March
15,
Capitol
been
donated
by
two
firms
one
H,ollofd
hobby
of
designing
Theatre.
uu
from
Parker's
Ladies'
Wear
and
.'n?
ITwk"i?
"
hlS
own
Mexo
-Moose
whist
delve,
Saturday
on,e
,rm
the
Sport
Shop.
These
-
SSUV
aSU"n'
Feb.
14.
Moose
Temple.
Everv-
PrlM..l
be
given
away
March
i
A'"
,K..
..
u.
...
Kilrlirll
U
Hill
try-
i
Other
officers
are
O
A.
Jolm-Min.
vice-presldcttt;
Clara
Fos-
)um.
treasurer;
Iris
Ry
,taad.
i
financial
secretary;
Elale
H
wang.
recordln
serretarv
ln
Vi.iii
tmrf
She
Gto
Club
t-laruitt
"i
a
Eolf
one
welcome.
(38
1
al
tne
varl,,l'
ow
"Impres-
'i
chaplain;
Clara
Miller,
marshal!.
J
sion
of
1952."
It
Mim
nm
Royal
whlch
"ill
Unds
ln
front
of
his
Purple
b-ike
sale
Oor-
Other
hudnev.
,f
.,-
3Jt
Iaurie
ia
treasurer
rrDLar.inv
tv,.
w
Iff
''HjT'i'
T..lher
lat
suinmcr.
Oyrm
Ivat
the
Ko-err.'V
fame
here
,
.
fin
t
ennvmee
tn
:at
K"ta:y
won
any-ffiiltiert
.
.
.
rm
Kfiirwna
for
the
i
nn
roasurn,
in.iicie
guard;
Ivy
Flva,
outside
guard.
I
A
J25
donation
was
voted
for
the
European
Flood
Relief
Fund.
(Two
new
members
were
initiated.
The
iJry
GokIs
&
'
"
1
siinjivji
iiiuc
ivuucrfc
rn-
,
.
.
Novelty
tk!
,G?
'
.Cook
yacht
races.
P
forming
of
new
,m
r.h
committees!
Active
pall-bearers
were
hhoi)
win
be
rli.M-d
fnwn
12
to
March
6
ihi
r,Jn1
,
u
nnal
word
Orge
Dawes.
Sid
Hunter.
Joe
SALE
DAYS
FRIDAY
&
SATURDAY
SNOW
SLITS
Values
to
19.95
$12.98
BtNNY
BAGS
U'jn
Bab
Mihul-
!..
.,,
.
..
i
"
"""pe-
acou,
jacK
Scott,
Phil
Linzey
Dont
forget
Hospital
Auxil-.
ments
for
"Impressions
of
1952."
and
Alex
Mitchell
'
lury
tea
tomorrow
at
Mrs.
J
A
I
'
'irrwme
a
nle
dls-.D-daariti
.
H"
'Garson
Urges
Fairer
Deal
For
Accused
o
Oa'
lt
to
the
Okan-
Maedonald
s
327
5th
Ave.
East.
Home
rooking
and
delicatessen
'
.
Ut)
ith
iiotliine
but
IF
R.Jieri
Values
to
1335
Annual
general
nut'ting
of
Prince
liiirt
Fishing
Vessel
OWOITM
MlllllMl
P
rw
il
...
I
L..n
V.mH
OTTAWA
P-Ju.ai.e
Miiite
$5.98
and
$8.98
ssrpriv
party
wan
wii.f
ui
Dale
l.nne
the
Jlst
birthil.ivs
tcr
Garson
said
turiav
tliete
m
h,.(,
8l
lUf.
Cllc
tnn
j
SLEEPERS
3-pce
Flannelette
Sunday,
Feb.
15.
at
2
pm.
38i
Mrt
and
M.iruld
Van
.shoul.j
be
no
consultation
n--teen
lawyers
and
Judges
b(ore
V"A
Hi
ijue'.t-s
were
$1.98
PAJAMAS
Values
to
2.95
$1.98
3
t.w
best
lj,he
to
'$f'J2
Moose
menilxTi
a
case
Is
tried
In
court.
An
accused
could
be
assured
o(
Justice
If
the
Jude
enlend
You're
still
puzzled
over
what
to
give
her
for
Valentine's
Day
TOMORROW
Feb.
14th
.
Come
to
Our
Store
.
.
.
We'll
HelD
You
is
mi;
Valentine
Dance
Fri-
viunii
men
ronilnj
1
are
the
wins
of
BABY
DRESS
Values
lo
1.95
day,
Feb.
13
Mrs
Risitwn
fxherk
Diincln"
'37)
he
court
room
without
advance
knowledge
Of
what
the
case
oc-
10-2.
a
Van
Pykstra.
98c
and
$1.98
ROMPERS
Values
to
2.95
$1.98
IF
YOU
WOULD
LIKE
YOUR
APPEARANCE
TO
HELP
YOUR
-AMBITIONS,
VE'LL
BE
GLAD
.
TO
SHOW
YOU
JUST
WHAT
SHIFFER-HILLMAN
CLOTHES
CAN
DO
FOR
YOU.
Watts
&
Nkkerson
MEN'S
CLOTHING
0
U
reailv
flvin
BABY
ALLS
Jeans
and
Cords
:If
June.
jin-M-nted
$1.98
i
srven-jxiund
baby
r
rame
Into
the
BI.OI
SES
Values
to
3.49
lore
him
Invo.ved.
1
Something
new
for
your
Val-
j
I
Mr
Garson
made
the
suite-
entine
rake
at
the
CO-OP1
mcnt
after
a
Commons
commit-'BAKERY.
Selling
Friday
and!
tee
b
gan
conslderalkm
of
a
bill
Saturday.
Feb
13
and
14.
Apple
!
'providing
tor
revision
of
the
Juice
Cake.
49c.
Order
now.
(37t
i
Ci
imlnai
Code.
The
bill
already
,
.
,
I
i
has
p.Wd
the
Senate
"
't
'
"d.
danr'i
Fr'-
'
'
,
,
,
,
.
,1
ry.
Feb.
13
Whist
8
pm
:
dance
1
In
view
0
flhe
Senate
hearing.
0.2
0otd
prilJ,s
R.frMllmonts
1
the
Commons
commllt.-e
dceiutd
Music
by
Mike
Colussl.
Everyone
i
.I
will
hear
oral
representations
nimma
,i
'
Harvey
was
flyin
98c
SILK
PANTIES
HERE
MAY
BE
THE
ANSWER
TO
YOUR
PUZZLE
CHOCOLATES
-
PERFUME
COLOGNE
-
COSMETICS
FANCY
SOAP
AND
MANY
OTHER
ITEMS
irin
.S.nd.spit.
i
.
'wtinj
friends
analn
'n.
who
always
has
i
stones
He
a.ivi
2
for
98c
sfork'shoppi
organ
Ua
1
oniy
irom
national
ip
here
now
to
Eel
'he
rain
In
Van-
e
tlkj
Valentine
party
ncxl
Saturday
nlitht
for
Elk
members
and
guests
Andy
McNaughton
at
the
piano.
Admission
$150
per
couple.
'37c
i
uiuoenn
Flood
RMlef
Hom-C,r!n?
5ale
crmmcneing
10
JO
am
tomorrow.
All
those
Inur-rsted
In
delisting
home
cookirn
of
any
kind!
please
bring
to
Bulkley
Market,
Third
Ave.
(V
r
Md.
Jr.,
Ij
be-
show
dad
how
to
n
cxp.dition
U,.st
voung
Urry
who
H
?rey
cod
in
the
DEETH'S
PHARMACY
FOR
HEALTH
AND
BEAUTY
Prince
Rupert
Phone
79
PRESCRIPTIONS
A
SPECIALTY"
Hons.
Individuals,
groups
and
associations
not
having
a
national
character
may
submit
written
brief's
Tlie.se
will
be
studied
and
the
committee
will
decide
whether
oral
representations
on
the
briefs
should
be
heard.
The
committee
decided
to
postpone
consideration
of
contentious
clauf'S.
dealing
with
suih
things
as
treason
and
sec.!-l!
n,
until
representations
hve
een
heard.
F.
D.
Shaw
iSC-Red
Dcer
.wld
he
was
told
a
ca.se
where
a
mas-'strate
would
do
anything
he
a
toid
to
do
by
the
RCMP.
Mr.
G
arson
said
that
wai
a
ery
undesir?
'"ate
ol
alfairs
J
AnziH
an
bishop
Rt.
'IU
moves
quic
k
-
(imin
Prwkter
'''itl
last
Sun-
l
Itasbnat
with
SIX
the
Cathedral
Bishop
has
been
W.iiary
ft.Id
for
'
had
never
gone
-la.
rJLadij
1jJoh
rLoi'V
VJ,
71
line
re
the
waiter
says
r:.'
:,
i
f
.
,
"
.
v
.
,
in
v
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-
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)
,
I
it'll
ujou
have'.'
Yes,
she
loves
jewellery.
A
pair
of
earrings,
a
brooch,
a
bracelet,
a
watch
.
.
.or
that
most
important
Valentine
Gift
of
all
A
Diamond
Ring.
FORT
'
v
4
.
1
-
IN
THE
BRIGHT
RED
PACKAGE
GARRY
IV
ANY
ONE
OF
THEM
WOULD
DELIGHT
YOUR
VALENTINE
ON
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
14.
STOP
IN
SOON
AND
LET
US
JHELP
YOU
CHOOSE
AN
UNUSUAL
GIFT
OF
LONG
REMEMBRANCE.
YOU
WILL
FIND
WIDE
INTERESTING
Js-71liHV-
win
uprt
Q
ft
"
SUGGESTIONS
AT
MODERATE
PRICES.
GEORGE
COOK
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
1
FINEST
BRAND
OF
COFFEE
YOU
CAN
BUY
I
it
n"t
publlNhed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
TERRACE,
B.C.
I
"r
overtiment
of
British
Columbia.
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