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,
CARD
PARTY
AT
Donald
Smith
was
groomsman.
I
LEON
ENJOYED
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
The
bridesmaid
Miss
Mary
,
Mo
Redudi
i
Leavitt,
sister
of
the
bride
chose
j
Monday,
April
10,
1MQ
pretty
Marriage
At
United
Church
j
Mis
Ruth
Leavitt
Becomes
i
Bride
of
Leslie
llurlburt
An
enjoyable
bridge,
whist
and
I
cribbage
party
was
held
last
Wednesday
night
at
the
Canadian
Legion
to
wind
up
the
proceedings
earlier
in
the
day
when
a
gown
of
pale
btae
lace,
with
matching
shoulder
length
veil
and
pink
feathered
headdress.
SALE
ePRESS
UP
Interest
1
Her
bouquet
was
of
spring
flow-
a
successful
spring
tea
and
sale
Mta
1
I
I
1,
,.1,1
Ui,
lkn
11T
I-
A
wedding
of
much
An
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prjnce
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
"
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Cabardb
TRr
J
took
place
recently
in
First
Unit-
ers.
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i
piii,,
following
the
e
reremonw
ceremony
a
re-
Auxiliary.
There
were
eleven
ed
Church
when
Miss
Ruth
Mae
cards
ize.w,n.
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aw
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second
daugnter
or
mv
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w.
Men's
PAVrS-Z'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vlcior
Duncan.
RzO
irinHtVi
Avniip
Rnxt.
whpi
I
n.
land
Mrs.
C.
B.
Leavitt
of
this
Mrs.
O.
Krause
at
bridge,
Mrs.
F.
Miller
and
J.
Most
ad
at
whist
and
Mrs.
D.
Ritchie
and
Mrs,
I.
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
:oc;
Per
Month,
7oc;
per
Teai
$3.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
Now
...
i
L
s.
f
Nlelson
at
cribbuge.
n'
Fine
dress
t&
all
wnnl
rH
the
bride
of
dtj.-became
bulfet
supper
was
ved
and
Hurlburt.
youngest
son
or
Mr.
;
danclng
enjoyed.
!
:
'
and
Mrs.
J.
Erickson
of
-Gold-
!
Toasts
were
prop0ed
by
Vic
bridge.
Kev.
I.
O.
Sieber
con-
Duncan
tn
groom
resnond-ducted
the
ceremony.
j
lng
on
behalf
of
the
bride
and
The
bride,
given
in
marriage
:
the
groomsman
Ior
0
matron
by
Vic
Duncan,
wore
a
gown
of
oJ
honor.anf1
bridesmaid
'!
Beautification
d
nes.
tweed
(tt,
at
real
sai,lgs.
w
j
tail
,?mMi-M'iX-
"
RKRE
IS
NOT
MUCH
THAT
CAN
BE
said
1
I,,'
bout
beautification
which
has
not
already
fa
sells
at
$J75
Now
only
j
whit
satin
with
tiers
or
satin
.
The
coupU
reside
in
pHnee
and
lace
down
each
side
button-
Rupert
ed
down
the
back
and
fashioned
Tng
brWc
employeti
Mili-r
!
with
lily
point
sleeves.
Her
n?',
Bay
HospUal
tne
groom
at
Men's
SPORT
SIIIRTS
uie,
piain
slmdw
been
repeated
several
times.
Progressive
ties
know
well
the
advantages
of
a
clean,
tidy
and
well-painted
town.
There
is
satisfaction
of
living
in
such
communities.
With
the
coming
of
spring,
Prince
Rupert
certainly
-presents
evidence
of
the
need
for
a
clean-up
campaign.
The
accumulated
debris
of
winter
lies
veil
fell
from
a
oeaoea
coroneu
Watson
i-xlx
down
to
the
waist
and
she
car-
;
!
rled
a
sheath
of
white
and
piiik
!
carnations,
whit
tulips
and
lily
John
Hovland.
eteran
Port-i
of
the
valley
with
fern
and
pink
land
Canal
mining
man
and
jsllk
streamers.
owner
of
the
well
known
Urtl-
Now
x
1...
",
Men's
Dress
S0Xi-ee"on
in
all
wool
1,
wo(fl,
fancy
colors
at
r.
Prices
ar.
.
,
I
l'i
i
l'l
II
IT
I
III
mi
.xXLJt
The
matron
a.
nonor,
u
m
property,
was
a
passen-
Boys
LONG
PANTJ-J
and
well
made.
Km
tl
01
last
Joyce
uuncan,
cih
ger
aboard
tne
coquitlam
exposed
in
the
spring
sunshine.
Dirty
buildings,
o
rntrn
J
mauve
i.i.r...
wnlng
going
through
to
Stew-
68
s
"
Her
headdress
was
a
matching
,
bow
and
'shoulder
length
veil,
art
after
spending
the
winter
those
needing
paint,
are
conspicuous.
Asanappy
local
beautification
campaign,
given
The
bouquet
was
ot
spring
flow-
in
beaxiie.
ample
miblicity,
would
be
a
real
service
to
the
com-
j
f
rv
,
.
71
of
all
fires
are
in
residt-ahal
piopei
liesl
Dwelling
Fire
Insurance
if
inexpensive
ARE
YOU
INSURED
TO
PRESENT-DAY
VALUES?
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
p.
n.
I.INZEY
Green
667
mumty
and
would
Dring
credit
to
tne
sponsors
oi
it
worthnvhile
community
project.
:
lit
remains
only
for
someone
to
spark
the
cam-
!
paign
in
the
community.
!
Canadian
Beautification
Campaign
period
is
May
13-27
but
there
is
a
lot
of
preliminary
cleaning
up
ttcfce
done
in
the
meantime.
LOCAL
HOTEL
PROJECT
.
All
of
diplomatic
London,
including
Their
Majesties
the
King
and
Queen
and
Princess
Elizabeth,
were
on
hand
to
attend
the
dinner
given
at
the
French
embassy
in
honor
of
President
and
Mrs.
Vincent
Auriol
of
France.
Prime
Minister
and
Mrs.
Clement
Attlee
(top
photo
i
seemed
rather
glum
on
their
arrival,
though
Mr.
Att-lee's
Labor
party
won
the
recent
election,
if
only
by
a
narrow
margin.
On
the
other
hand,
war-time
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill,
shown
with
Mrs.
Churchill
on
their
arrival
at
the
embassy
despite
party
defeat
in
the
recent
election,
was
smiling
and
seemingly
pleased
with
himself
as
he
waved
to
crowds
lining
the
walk
outside
the
embassy.
JOHN
H.
BULGE
OPTOMETRIST
t
RIN'CE
RUPERT
CHAMBER
of
Commerce,
de-
Here's
Prompt
Relief
Beyond
cicled
at
its
meeting
last
week
to
assist
a
1
o
c
a
1
j
RflttlP
KMM!
n
Dulqer
lit
-
Third
Avenat
business
concern
which
desires
to
obtain
a
tavern
L
.
licence'for
a
modern
hotel
but
feels
itself
not
of
the
j
Y
QS
t0ll6ClinQ
Belief
From
The
Pains
Of"
ARTHRITIS
RHEUMATISM
Try
promptine.
i.!i-to-Ukt
DOI.CIN
Tl,lt
.
.
.
now
viiht
in
three
con-..ni.nt
liir
bottlr.
i
rinki
o,
Movint,
Packing,
Cri
Paddy
Madden,
an
Indian,
'
came
through
with
an
explan-
Shippinj
and
Gtnj
Cartage
and
Slsnl
DRAIN
CLOGGED?
Just
one
of
our
many
emergency
services.
Pumping
Hooded
cellars,
removing
vlolatlona
and
replacing
rusted
pipes
promptly
attended
to..
CALL
IS
wriilOl'T
DFX
AY.
Alteration
and
Jobbing
Contracted
Phone
108
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
&
Heoting
BUD
SCHUMAN
(Old
Post
Office
Bldg.)
Complete
Reliable
sr.;
tent
Service,
also
ai-
Canadian
Liquid
Air
ill
drug
Anm.
Arclnimwi
by
rt-lieved
uf.
frer
every
hire.
yu
fn
rtly
on
Ulil
eff.tive
product
U
rrliw.
th
rif
of
Arthritii.Rhcumatiinl
nd
Scittua.
UOI.l
IN
i,
prompt
nd
hu
no
nplr.iit
.Trru.
Grt
a
hotl
of
m-nulii
DOLCIN
MiU
und
M
thtm
kflli
uu
nnd
nrw.
mmtortir.g
rHrf
.
.
.
U-1t!
H"
Ubkti
for
12
a
20
tabirtt
for
a.91
lo
owl-Wt
in
botili
of
BOO
Ubleu.
Doltin
I.imilri.
T.ronto
10.
Ontario.
tor
Oxygen.
Acetylew
welding
suppllei
tmancial
capacity
to
uncienane
a
project
oi
murr
thanorty
rooms.
The
Chamber
was
not
supporting
any
parlicular
concern
but
was
actuated
by
do-sire
to-protest:
any
arbitrary,'
ruling
in
such
matters,
a
tw,-in
view
of
impending
city
growth.
ATiy
$100,000
hotel
project
in
which
a
well-con-ductedand
modern
hostelrj'
is
assured
would
be
in-deeclaP
accmisition
to.
the
city
and
should
not
hurt
anytexisting-
business.
"
(
-
IT
private
enterprise
is
going
to
be
h
e
1
d
up
.it
wiU
seriously
hamper
the
progress
of
the
city,
They
may
not
be
swank
big
city
palaces
but
40
roonn
hotels
do
not
grow
on
trees.
Lindsay'i
Carta?
t
ation
to
the
police
that
he
had
.
been
engaged
in
collecting
bcttis
'
for
sale
when
officers
sought
to
'ascertain
why
he
had
an
avu-
mulation
of
liquet
bottles
in
his
1
room.
Paddy
waj
fined
SIC
tor
being
drunk.
'
In
other
liquoi
cases
involv-1
ing
natives
at
t'.ie
week-end,
!
Louis
Dixon
was
fined
$'ir.
w'th
option1
of
one
month's
in'.prisoi-,ment
for
possession.
James
Inkstr
chI
Bob
L;xon
,
were
each
fined
$10
for
tfrunk-.'
enness.
Terence
O'Brien,
a
white
man,
was
fnied
$15.
Storage
Limi!
Cor.
2nd
and
Pari
ij
Est
1910
PhonaW
.
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
Wholesale
Warehouse
carrying
a
representative
sUt
I
Eritreans
Welcome
UJS
Commission
WHAT'S
THE
GREATEST
STANDING
OFFER
EVER
MADE
It
U
this
reward
for
EXTRA
effort.
It
it
a
basic
fact
of
human
nature
thai
people
will
work
amazingly
hard
if
they
get
something
extra
for
doing
it.
Through
the
years
it
has
stimulated
men
to
invent
new
oitd
better
machines
to
invest
in
new
enterprises
to
create
the
world'i
great
industrial
plants
14
compete
in
free
markets.
ly
increased
use
of
machine
power
on
our
mass
production
lines,
we
have
been
able
to
lower
costs
to
produce
more
for
every
hour
we
work
than
any
country
outside
this
hemisphere.
Our
productive
efficiency
has
resulted
in
constantly
higher
wages
and
shorter
hours.
Our
labor
hes
the
right
to
choose
jobs,
to
organire
and
to
bargain
collectively.
let's
produce
more
goods
than
ever.
Let's
create
new
industries
and
expand
old
ones
make
more
new
obs
for
more
people.
Here's
a
big
reward
for
extra
effort
one
we
All
can
share.
lltlTISH
COIUMIIA
FtDIDATION
OF
TRADI
AND
INOUSTtV
Satin-Gio
PRODUCTS
for
Walls,
Woodwork,
Floors,
and
Furniture
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
prompt
service
to
the
trade
GOODYEAR
TIRE
St
RUBBER
CO.
Tires,
tubes,
la;
hose,
beltlna,
accessories.
EARLY
ELECTION
N
BRITAIN
SEEN
CANADIAN
WESTINOHOUSE
CO.-
Lamps
only,
fiuor"
A
LONDON
Canadian
Press
quotes
an
authoritative
spokes
man
of
the
Labor
government
as
stating
that
the
Labor
party''
and
Incandescent,
I
to
230
volts.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA
-
Radio
ba!
flashlights,
ignition
batteries.
O.
H.
WOOD
St
CO.
Industrial
sanitation,
paper
tow
deodorizers.
present
slim
majority
makes
ii
i
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Dnstbane,
Sisal,
Janitor
siil
impossible
to
effectively
carry
on
the
party's
program
and
that
an
early
election
may
be
antici
pated.
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
IMPERIAL
WIPING
RAQ
CO.
and
ethers
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it
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DAY
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NIGHT
Oil
Burner
Service!
If
your'.oil;biineTHdoajji;not
give
perfect
b
call
GORDON
RONSON
The
NEW
phone'
number
Members
of
the
lnited
Nations
Commission
for
Eritrea
are
greeted
i
ti
w.i
nniinintinn
umiii
their
arrival
at
the
town
of
Massawa.
Established
bv
the
last
session
of
the
General
Assembly,
the
Commission
is
in
Eritrea
to
ascertain
the
wishes
of
the
inhabitants
of
that
former
Italian
colony
and
to
make
recommendations
on
Us
future.
i
PHOTO
FRAMES,,
Frome
Type?Mbiints
Bee
our
fine,
selection
of
!
glass
ai.d'm'eca'l
frames
;.
.
VRATHALL'S
Photo
Finish
ing
BLACK
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!
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PASSENGERS
j
Education
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Pioneer
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To
Vancouver
(today)
Mrs.
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PRESCRIPTION
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!
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work
is
backed
by
an
unconditional
guarantee
Your
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"Education
Miss
L.
Raave.
rr.ti.rk
more
than
classrooms"
From
Vancouver
t
Saturday!
wUl
bf;
tr
theme
of
the
provin-
M.
Abramson,
R.
M.
Overgard,
E
cla'.
rjnvr.tion
of
the
B.
C.
Par-
D.
Manson,
A.
Murray,
Miss
N
n-Tf-acher
Fed'-raUon
in
Van-
Youngman.
couvefc
atPoint
Grey
Junior
High
From
Sandspit
(Saturday)
J
Schxij.
Vancouver,
this
week.
Hays,
W.
Cousins.
Sorae
40
delegates,
represent-
.
ir.g
j8.f)4o
P-TA
members
Two
Borden
Sreet
school
throuthout
the
province,
are
ex-
teachers,
Miss
Jacqueline
Trot-l(Xi
to
attend.
F.
R.
Wright,
tr
and
Miss
Yvonne
Larsen,
IN
IK
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Ready-Mix
Concrete
Delivered
to
the
Job
leave
for
a
visit
to
Terrace
by-car
Tuesday.
Miss
Larsen
taught
at
the
interior
village
last
year.
repref-ntiriic
the
four
associations
tat
Booth.
King
Edward
B,rdH
Street
and
Conrad
Street
Schools,
will
be
the
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Ru
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i
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minister
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Dr.
W.
P.
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Won-
:
treal,
jnational
P.T.A.
president:
'
and
Mrs.
George
Crampton,
pres-i
ident
t
the
State
of
Washington
'
of
45
r.p.m-
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official
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of
butler,
of
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be
reduced
soon
from
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present
58c
price
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