COMING EVENTS 7:30 p.m.---Kristmanson
_* Conrad P.T.A, Bazaar, Friday, APARTMENT for rent. Phone|Dominato; Paul vs Cooper;
ov, 23. 7:30 p.m, 6128. . (274) | Burchell vs Bremner; MeNeice
: ~ - vs Lewis; Mussallem vs Row-
Salvation Army Annual Home|40 * HOME FOR SALE botham; McLeod vs Simpson.
seaguc Sale, Nov, 22. $1000.00 Down—2 Suites 9:30 p.m.—-Hildebrand vs Ink-|% 0
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid, tea and} Older style revenue property| Ste": Kerr vs McLean, Peterson |”
homecooking. Saturday, Navem-)near to city centre, 5 large vs Field; Gordon vs_ Mitchell;
ber 23rd, rooms and pe available to pure eee vs Zacour; Parker ys
tor - ~~ | ehaser. Only $4450.00 full price.) Padusver. :
1.0.D.E. Fall Bazaar, Nov. 73., ARMSTRONG AGENCIES LTD. NOVEMBER 30
; Dial 3134 Eves, 2688 7:30 p.m.—Lindsay vse Lind-
St. Andrews Cathedral! Fall _ Y Vee Line
Bazaar, Mov. 30th. (273) quist; Ee Eby vs Waldbauer;
- see wna ‘ED 'T sayp”C”*téd:C WRdderham vs Gladding; An-| "3:
“Rummage Sale Sat., Nov. 30th.| 4? WANTED TO RENT | derson vs Johnston; Newton vs|”

paar, December 4. Central location. Phone 4987. bar; Eyolfson vs A. McDonald;
So. Baran Soe __ (273p} Shier vs Deane; Stevens vs
aja a r, ec, 43 LISTINGS WANTED Rogerson, Dibb vs Berg; Bate-]-
“United | Church Fall “Bazaar, man ys J. Eby.
Dec. 7h. ‘ Protection Assistance DECEMBER 7
~, T. NORTON YOUNGS 7:30 p.m.---Parker vs McLean:
St. Peter's Fall Bazaar. Dec. AGENCIES LTD, Hildebrand ys, Field; Kerr vs
Mth. a B.C. ASROCTATION | Mitchell; Peterson vs Zacour:
1 “PERSONALS _ REAL EST APE NSURANCE | Gordon vs Pallister; Laurle vs

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Bast Mistress’ Ass'n. L.O. B.A.

t@ accommodate the working| ~~ 777)
girl. ( 273) Re:
“PANTS or_ slacks. Tailoring by hot

acer

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PRINCE Rupért Burns Club will
hold an Annual
Night Friday, November  29th,| -
1057 at 7:00 p.m. A limited num-
ber of tickets now available at
Gordon & Anderson's and On
2714)

AVON ‘PRODUCTS — ~peautiful
‘pifts, Phone 2680. Mrs. A. (210)
(27 )

4 “BUSINESS: Pu RSONALS. 4

ALL ‘beauty shops will ‘be closed

Wednesday and open Monday,
except tne Modern Beauty Shop
which will stay open Wednesdays |

 

 

Ling the Tailor. Quickest serv-
ice in one or two days, (280)

WILFORD Electric Works. Mo-
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Sales & Service. Phone 2778,

No, 2, Leeds Apts. (275)
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16 oser
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since Priday. Please phone on

2738p

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INSURE ‘your “Merry Xmas! Earn |

Christmas money selling Av-
on’s Nationally advertised Gift
sets. Write Mrs. J. Mulligan,!
aoe van Kamloops, B.C. (274) 1

5 SITU ATIONS ited-Fem

 

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Dial 2109, ,
PHILPOTT, EVITT & CO. LTD.

Prompt and Courteous Service ,
4 ve (289)

FURNITURE FOR SALE

3803.
(279) '

28
2 piece chesterfieid. Phone

 

 

F OR SALE “MISC.

St. Andrew's! 45

Phone 3236

PROPE RTY FOR SALE "|

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$500.00 down and the balance
monthly for a view located 74 x
100 building site. Fully excavated
road in,

ARMSTRONG AGENCIES LTD.
307 West 3rd Ave. Dial git
(7 yy

7

'51 PLYMOUTH for sale. What
offers? . Phone 2513.

LEGAL | NOTICES

(11),

WHEREAS satisfactory proof of loss
of the above Certificate of Title Issu-
ed in the name of ‘George Kustas nas
been filed In this office,

pe ns ee we |

LAND REG ist RY A

Certificate of Tithe No.

 

ata “Thir d ‘5h.

ILA, ‘APPROVED

AUTOMOBILES |

(276)

 

 

2830-8 to
ighteen (18), Block leven
Map 818, Vilbige of Stewart.

 

notice Is!

hereby given that TI shall, at the en! ere as falows:
piration of one month from the date {
of the first publication hereof,
Provisional Certificate of
Heu of said lost Certificate, unless in,
the meantime valid objection be made |
to me in writing.

issue !
Title in!

DATED at the Land Registry Officer,

Prince Rupert, B. C.
October,

"

‘Subiect to Change)

 

this 18th day of

1957, A.D.
W. D. Sutherland,
Deputy Registre ar of waa
(281

TABI

s80 KCS
Standard Time

Radia
Log

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8:00—Music of the Musicals
8:30-—Queens Men MBS.
9:00—Pan American News
9:15—Publice Service
9:30—-Final Weather.
9:35—Strictly Instrumental
10:00—Final News & Sporta
10:15—Prevu the Record
19:2N—Counterspy
10:55-—-Midnizght News

m7 711:00-——Slen Off

 

Lai.

Scott;

i Inkster.

lys Lewis;

sallem vs Dominato.

Rogerson.

ner 5; Ford 10,
; son. 7,
' Bremner

-'farm at Brandon, Man.,

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wee OM OE MED :
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Mixed Curling |
Draws
NOVEMBER 23

Schuman vs Manson
9:30 pm.-Whatman vs Dun-

9:30 p.m.—McLeod vs Cooper;
Kristmanson vs Bremner; Paul
Burchell vs Rowboth-
am; McNeice vs Simpson; Mus-

DECEMBER 14
7:30 p.m.--Bateman vs Dun-
bar;
Shicr vs McDonald;
Stevens vs J. Eby; Dibb -vs

9:30 pm—Schuman vs Glad-
ding; Lindsay vs Waldbauer: R.
Eby ys Scott; Rudderham
Manson; Anderson vs Lindquist;
Newton vs Johnston,

 

Curling Results

Results in the Gordon's Hare-
ware trophy competition play at.

the Prince Rupert Curling club

WEDNESDAY

Bremner 8 Gordon 7; Kerr 9,
Evolfson 8; Simpson 15, Lambie
6: Paul 12, Waldbauer 7; Scott
S:mundson 8,

/10.. Bateman 8;
“Gladding 7; Berg 8, Ruddernam
' 4, Laurie 11, Cooper 9; Parker 7,
Bird 6; Inkster 19, Whatman 6;
_ McDonald 11, Lindsay 3.
T HURSDAY

Mitchell 7,

‘Laren 10, Peterson 6; Field 11,

. Warren 9: Dunbar 8, Johnstone
7; Gomez 11, Dibb 8; Lemier i4,
: Dominato 10; Giordano 7, Gar-

McLean 6;

vs |:

Whatman vs Berg; Eyolfson
‘vs Deane; .

VS

Georgeson 4; Mc-

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NEW EXECUTIVE of the Pa-
cific National Exhibition has
been. elected by Board of
Directors New President is
' Joseph F. Brown (top). Vice-
presidents are Orval C. Cook
and Harry W. Mulholland and
Treasurer is M. L. Barr. Past
president is W. J. Borrie.

The United States’ share of
overseas investments in Aus-
tralia was about 30 per cent In|
1957. :

 

 

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6; Shier

 

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‘ ifr — Lurnbie 9, Kerr 2.
MYER, babys evenings. FREI riday ambien Kerr
“ GIRL wants “steady work and | 6:00—Evening News , i DANCES AT 91
baby sitting. Phone 5536. (276) Rope ; TORONTO 4 — At the wed-
op FORD 6:30-Sports Spotlight ‘ding of Patricia Brown and Ian
en en G:45—Regional News ‘Forbes here, Mrs. Margaret
“SHELL"-—Stove and furnace oil! 7:00—Robins Nest ‘Sutherland, 91, danced a jig to;

;the background. of pipes and|

: drums. Oldest relative of th

‘groom, she presented the bride
heather for her

“with Scottish
bouquet.
| FARM SCIENTISTS

The dominion

experimental ;
estab- |

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its charter.

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“SMERVIN E, MARTIN.
(Continued from Page 1)

 

Scourt troops were amalgamated
with the Third and First troops.
“This move was necessary due
to lack ofsleadership and the re-
sult has been a loss to the Scout
movement of several fine Scouts
and an added burden to the al-
ready overworked Scouters.” He
sald he hoped the action would}
be only a temporary one.

The commissioner paid. tribute
to the fine work being done with
and by the Muller
During the year the Miller Bay
group, made up of young TB pa-
tients, had been presented with
Mr_ Williamson. also

Bay

lauded the association

co-operation, the
“unselfish devotion” and praised
the “fine work done by the group
committee members, who are the
very backbone of

ment.”

Treasurer P. F. P. Bird’s: an-
nual reporf showed that the as-
sociation enjoyed a satisfactory

year financially.

Mr, Pearce, on behalf of Mr.
' Frizzell thanked those who had
remained on the executive until
the end of the year for
. work and also expressed appre-| °
T. A. Johnstone |.

‘ciation to Mrs.
and her special events committee

for the dinner meeting

court:

A Scout troop under the direc-
tion of King. Scout David Rids-
‘Gale, provided a
| tainment interlude.

 

Offered Painting,
Judge Takes Cash

WIGAN, England.
‘Jim Isherwood offered Wednes- i
_day to pay a speeding fine with
: i one of his paintings assuring the
“They'll be valuable in a

‘few years.”

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: The judge decided to take the
‘cash—-£2 10 shillings.

Scouters

the*

short

apeennte

group.| *

for .its

for

move-

their

enter-

_, VICTORIA

YOUTHFUL WORRTES

—  Establish-
ment of a group home for. dis-~
turbed teen-aged girls will bej
recommended to the community |
chest fund by the Victoria wel-
fare council.

®)

Prince Rupert Daily News
Friday, November 22, 1957-.

   
  
     

 

 

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Men mist continug ta’ ‘open and develop Canada’ s northern :
. adequate staffs must stay-on duty constantly. -
at lonely outposts. Progress calls for ‘determination, rugged

endurance, quick decisions.”

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OPTOMETRIST

Phone 5548

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* Perhaps that is why you find Haig & Haig i in the picture with
men who can’t bé vague. In ordering Scotch whisky,

they naturally name the brand‘ they. ‘know. through experience
..-:the original Scotch flavour and
gentleness that i in 1627 sel ‘the standard for all to follow.

DON'T BE VAGUE... SAY: HAIG. & HAIG
Seotland’s FIVE STAR Scotch Whisky
DISTILLED, BLENDED AND BOTTLED IN. SCOTLAND . AVATLABLE. IN 26%2- 02. AND 13% 02. BOTTLE!

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RUDOLPH THE RED NOSED REINDEER

 

   

 

PUT MERDIN'S

FLYING CARPET
INTHE GAREGE,
RUSOLPH!

 
  

 

 

  
  
 
 
 
   
  

 

 

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GARAGE, INDEED! OTHER
VISITORS HAVE THE
CARPET ROLLED OUT
FOR THEM-- THIS ONE
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By ROBERT L. MAY”

WE HAVE 4N ‘EXTRA TRAVELING BAG
FOR YOUR THINGS. IN CASE YOU'RE

 

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4E YOUR STUQENTS’
THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE
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AGSURE YOU?

BLONDIE

Hou Sadie Hawkins
Day Began (Continued)

, BACHELORS’. SINCE NONE

P YO' BIN MAN ENUFF T'MARRY

 

  
   
   
  

 

AH DECLARES THIS
* SADIE HAWKINS DAY “//-
WHEN AH FIRES -WO”
STARTS RUNNIN! WHEN
AH FIRES AGIN, SADIE
STARTS! TH'ONE SHE
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