couver.
II
v,m
an
exceptionally
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
January
5,
1950
HOTEL
ARRI
VALS
rough
trip
for
the
small
vessel,
.
particularly
northward
from
SHIPS
and-
f
F
D
D
Kadio
Dial
V
I
I
IV
1240
KDocyclei
(Subject
to
Change)
They
Point
the
Town
with
Joy,
Songs
and
Technic-
Gene
Kelly
Fronk
Sinatra
Betty
GarrHt
Ann
Miller
in
Eureka.
California,
to
Cape
Flat
tery
and
the
Straits'
of
Juan
de
WATERFRONTj
Due
to
inclement
weather
"On
The
Town"
With
a
substantial
list
of
passengers
and
freight
cargo,
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
George,"
Capt
William
Ecclcs,
arrived
in
port
ut
j
l0:15
yesterday
morning
from
Va
ncouvcr,
Westview
and
Ocean
Falls,
sailing
at
midnight
for
Ketchikan
whence
she
will
return
here
this
evening
to
sail
at
11:15
on
her
return
south.
THURSDAY
to
SATURDAY
7
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Brown,
Winnipeg;
Philip
Evans,
Vancouver;
B.
O.
Brightin,
Vancouver;
D.
Year-wood,
Vancouver;'
H.
M.
Sem-mens,
Vancouver:
B.
J.
McCaus-land,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
H
Gas-kail,
Nelson;
W.
M.
Priest,
Vancouver;
S.
W.
Barclay,
Victoria;
Ray
Hunstone,
Vancouver;
G.
D.
Aspen,
Leask.
Sask.;
P.
Peterson,
Dorreen;
C.
Cooper,
Victoria;
P.
M.
Thompson,
Vancouver;
F.
Bro-die,
Vancouver;
W
McGowah,
Vancouver;
F.
W.
Watson,
Smith-ers;
Mrs.
E.
Longley,
Juneau;
W.
G.
Kirkpatrick,
Edmonton;
R.
A.
Richards-,
Vancouver;';
A.
B.
i
Hodges,
North
Pacific;
H.
B.
Phil-lips,
Mussel;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Mc-I
Kerrachcr
and
family,
city;
Keh-jneth
Thompson,
Vancouver;
V.
Johnson,
Torratc.
Mutinei;
Sat.
2
p.m.
.
4
:
winch
commenced
about
11
o'
;
clock
last
night
the
C.P.R.
j
steamer
Princess
Norah
was
delayed
until
5
a.m.
this
.morning
:
on
its
southbound
voyage
to
Vancouver.
It
was
scheduled
to
remain
in
port
until
11
p.m.'
at
which
time
the
Eugene,
Ore-i
gon
high
school
band
concert
I
and
dance
was
to
end
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Passengers
disembarking
at
Prince
Rupert
included
John
Conlcy
from
Juneau
and
Edith
Longley
and
0-j
year
old
Dennis
Lattery.
Miss
Longley
is
accompanying
the
U.d
to
his
home
in
Prince
'
George
and
will
return
to
her
-home
at
Juneau.
'.
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B
C
MARE.
LEAF
,
John
Wick
returned
to
Vancouver
by
air
Tuesday
after
spending
.
the
holiday
reason
with
ids
fam
I
ily
here.
j
FRIDAY
A.M.
I
CANNED
FOODS
QI
In
wintertime
a
young
Man's
fancy
turns
to
thoughts
of
.
.
HAMBURGERS
from
-
I
Capt.
David
Ritchie,
veteran
j
halibut
skipper
of
Prince
Rupert,
j
is
back
in
the
city
after
a
trip
up
:
the
coast
from
Ensenadu,
Mexico
to
Vancouver
with
his
son,
James
Ritchie,
in
the
letter's
forty-foot
i
salmon
troller
Kingfisher.
Tlx:
j
'younger
Ritchie
had
taken
his
boat
lo
Mexican
waters
with
the
!
'intention
of
fishing
tuna,
having
j
been
misin
formed
as
lo
the
reg-
!
illations.
The
result
was
that
he
!
fell
foul
of
the
Mexican
authorities
and
was
-detained
at
Ensen-
t
jada
for
six
weeks
with
his
boat.
I
Wil
li
the
assistance
of
the
cldei
1
Ritchie,
matters
were
finally
'cleared
up
and
the
Kingflshei
was
enabled
to
return
to
Van-,
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WINTER
SPORTS
EQUIPMENT
Skis
and
Ski
Equipment
C.C.M.
Matched
Ice
Skate
Outfits
'
HOURS
Wcckdoys
9
a.m.
to
9
p.
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Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
.
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
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and
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Monrtny
and
Friday,
7:30
p.m.
for
those
unable
to
come
during
the
i
day.
RECEPTIONIST
In
attend-
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Hnce
afternoons.
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unit
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COAT
ON
SALE
SIZES
12
THROUGH
44
Reg.
$27.50
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Reduced
To
t?i1.t
16.99
Reduced
To
...
Reg.
$33
-
$37
Q
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Reduced
To
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Reg$43-$50
QQ
Reduced
To
&
Reg.
$25
.
$34
Reduced
To
11
817.99
24.99
Zip
Mil
BUY
ONE
ONLY
AND
TAKE
1
FREE
Select
any
two
dresses,
bring
a
friend
if
you
like,
l'ay
lor
only
one
dress
and
get
one
absolutely
free.
If
the
dresses
arc
different
prices,
pay
the
highest,
but
si
ill
take
a
free
dress.
A
Large
Selection
to
Choose
Prices
From
$10
Every
Dress
Priced
Sizes
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R''g.
$33
-
$14
Reduced
To
I
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A
marvelous
opportunity
to
save
$$$'und
more
$$
on
the
newest
fashion
suits
so
Important
to
the
coming
season's
wardrobe.
Buy
now
and
save.
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NOW
FOR
LATER
m
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Naturally.
Cash
Prices
Save!
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Peoples
Store
Sale
V
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$7-$0
LADIES
SLACKS
Excellent
Choice,
All
Sizes
Only
BUT'
Only
At
PEOPLES
STORE
LADIES
SLIPS
Not
Just
Sweaters
BUT
JANT2EN
SWEATERS
2
For
I
Sale
BLOUSES
mm
LADIES
HOUSECOATS
Reg.
$6
-
$9
Reduced"
To
$3.99
Reg.
$13-$18
Reduced
To
$4.99
1
i
Price
Ladies
FLANNELETTE
GOWNS
.
1.49
Reg
Price
$275
Sjzes
Med-Large
Just
in
time
for
warm
winter
wear
Reg.-
Sizes
99c
to
$4
34-44
We're
Overstocked
Reg.
Prices
$3-$6
Get
One
Free
a
mi
w
m
Cardigans
and
Pullovers
YOU'VE
NEVER
HEARD
RUPERT
You're
gain
is
our
loss
and
we
do
mean
loss.
.
OF
THIS
BLFORE
,S
Regular
$7.05
Reduced
To
$3.99
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sure
you
get
this
bargain.
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don't
expect
to
repeat
it.
.
We
can't
replace
these
slips
at
this
low
price
,
but
we
definitely
have
too
many.
Shop
early.
Be
first.
PEOPLES
STORE
Stvler
!o
r.lninsn
frnn-i
Bnlnl
fujn
hldiisCS
but
All
marked
with
regular
faetory
prices.
Limited
quantity.
you
o.ily
pay
for
one.
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