'
'-
:
a
t
v
ft
Pioneer
Woman
Prince
Rupert
Doily
NIevi
uTiday,
february
if-,
i9b2
-P
erdona
J
Laid
at
Rest
ford
Harrison,
William
Harrison,
Arthur
Shelford,
Fred
Talbot
Lome
Priest
and
R.
G.
Van
der
sl-ie
;f
Vancouver.
Mary
beautiful
floral
tributes'
iostined
to
the
esteem
in
which'
cecea.-fd
was
held.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
D.
Radford
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
j
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
BASEBALL
PIONEERS
I
The
first
basebel!
-ranizatlon
in
the
United
Stas
.vas
the
Knickerbocker
Baseball
Club,
formed
in
New
York
in
l;M.
CanaJian
rJ!t
en
ion
j
Olof
Hanson,
after
a
week's
,
business
viVit
here
and
at
Smith-
arl
'it
Cnioifcif
Pinal
Rites
for
Mrs.
E.
J.
Mohr
fl
Wistaria
Churchyard
A
little
churchyard
besid-e'
the
Ullage
place
of
worship
at
Wistaria
in
the
Ootsa
Lake
country
was
the
scene
of
the
Interment
at
the
end
of
last
week
of
Mrs.
,
Anna
H.
Mohr,
one
of
the
es-!
teemed
pioneer
women
of
that!
(iistrict,
whose
death
occurred
at
ihe
farm
home
of
the
familv
nn
ers
and
Terrace,
sailed
bv
the:
Ilt
?.
A
i
'
J1"'
Canadian
Leeion
enrd
n,rt
Prce
George
last
night
on
his
!
1
ARROWDART
!
;
?"
t'
r"
'
X
!i,
Affair
at
Johnson
s
Home
last
night
t0
Vam'ouv,r-
saw
48
members
en-"lUrn
Joy
their
favorite
games.
Win-,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Knut.son
WTwkT
st
niKht
on
the
Prince
wnist-A.
J.
Croxford
and
Mrs.
George
for
Vancouver.
They
will
Rrilwfr.
!
holiday
In
California
and
expect
t
m
t.
wT
Mrehouse
10
be
ay
month.
'
and
A
Alair
Cribbaxe-Mrs.
J.
Judge
and
Mr
and
Mrs-
C.
W.
Alger
of
Mr.
Deane-Freernan.
i
Terrace
sailed
last
night
on
the
Wements
smiled
on
lis
Hospital
Auxiliary
afternoon
when
the
Thursday
last.
Death
came
after
i
long
Illness.
thmui'.h.
changing;
Mother
of
Mrs.
Earl
Rerker
nf
1
j
iiiiiii
us
a
dreary
and
j
'
i'
Dit'i
one
of
bright
Prince
Rupert,
Mrs.
Mohr
was
i
Kerresnments
were
served
by
Frlrce
George
for
Vancouvesr
and
Mrs-
A1f?er
Is
going
south
for
Mrs.
Graham,
Mrs.
Plhira
Mi.
3
Margaret
Gomez.
'A
"
'
4
.
j-
,
oorn
87
years
ago
in
Nashua,!
Minnesota.
A?
a
young
woman
j
she
moved
from
there
to
Mon-
i
tana
and
in
1919
came
with
her!
lamlly
of
ten
children
to
Wis-
!
taria.
There
she
had
since
marie
I
1
Mrs.
Rue
Johnson
wel-?!
iiv
quests
to
her
hunic
to
attend
a
.It
htii.c
tea
presented
i
.Me
was
graeed
by
a
i
medical
treatment
and
was
accompanied
by
a
Terrace
nurse,
Mrs.
T.
E.
Brooks.
!
Mrs.
Catharine
Laurie
sa.lU.-d
!
last
night
on
the
Prince
Oeniw
.
I
v
.
icniulion
r
home.
I
stinle
linen
cloth
on
I
for
Vancouver
to
attend
a
west-
I
faijides
Hit
widower,
deceased
;ls
survived
by
seven
sons
and
l
Jlns,,l
ern
credit
conference
and
a
con
'ec
r
hree
daughters.
The
sons
are
;
vention
of
credit
women's
break-i
fast
clubs.
.
r;it
erect
a
oouqwt
or
mid
paper
white
nar-
n
whs
Hanked
by
redj
.
pmir
(I
by
Mrs.
C.
C.
j
VV.
II.
Douinont,
Mrs.
r
,
;
J
Elmer
C.
Mohr,
Wistaria;
Henry
W.
Mohr,
Kenn-ewlck,
Wash.;
Ed
Bii-Pro
Women
Complete
Plans
for
ltig
Social
Event
Mrs.
W.
J.
Nelson,
after
a
three
Business
unit
Professional
weekE'
vJslt
the
city
with
her
arid
Mrs.
D.
Ritchie.
uuuKinris,
mis.
james
Donald
mom
was
in
marge
or
"unnis
liud
made
final
ar
son
and
"
Miss
Beverlcv
Nelson
;
Ham
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
rangemcnts
Wednesday
nnillTMiay
night
nigtH
.7
'".'mil,
tMje,
first,
annual
.h.
1.
sailed
by
the
Prince
Oeorrre
last
t
semreurs
were
Mrs.
uieir
r
i.
!'(;.
Mrs.
1).
Odowi-
card
party
rty
to
be
held
March
7
nfKht
on
ner
re'""n
to
Ocean
NYLON
DRAPES
Canadian-made
nylon
upholstery
fabrics
are
ward
J.
Mohr,
Madison,
Wise.;'
Glen.
Raymond
Mohr,
Baltimore.,
Md.;
Charles
H.
Mohr,
CordovaJ
Alaska,
and
Francis
K.
Mohr,:
Vancouver.
The
daughters
are'
Mrs.
E
W.
iDorothyi
Becker,
i
Prince
Rupert;
Mrs.
John
(Ruth)
Towns,
Kellyton,
Alabama,
and
;
Mrs.
w.
H.
fCatherinei
Adrian,!
Vancouver.
There
ait;
eighteen
grandchildren.
j
Rev.
L.
A.
McPhee
TTnitprt
Sidney
Elkiiis,
Mrs.
in
the
Civic
Centre
-
uui,
aytius.
uic
luxurious
maieiasse
on
this
Her'
a
ihirt
that
not
only
looks
better,
but
is
specially
made
to
stay
looking
better
far
longer
!
Dart
features
a
perfect-fitting
collar
made
of
Arrow-created
broadcloth
that
stays
fresh
.
.
.
can't
wrinkle
.
.
.
needs
no
starch
.
.
.
wears
and
wears
and
wears
t
This
fibulous
shirt
is
SAN-FORlZED-IabtKed,
of
course.
Arrow
tailoring
means
Dart
irons
like
a
dream
1
And
ao
worry
about
those
sturdy,
hand-some
buttons
popping
off!
They're
anchored
on.
Just
lock
'em
over
!
Dart's
the
best
shirt
value
in
town
!
Junes,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Mac-
Members
will
make
up
their
i
Mrs
L.
M.
ureene.
'own
lames.
Thev
w
h
ronkiriL'
titljle
was
In
'
choice
of
their
favorite
it
amps
chesterfield,
the
frieze
on
the
chair,
the
deep
pile
rug,
and
the
gay
printed
drapes
are
all
of
nylon.
Nylon
fabrics
can
be
kept
clean
with
soap
and
water
and
stand
up
to
long,
hard
wear.
Curtains
won't
sag,
won't
shrink,
and
need
little
or
no
ironing
They
last
for
years.
'
-
Legion
Arranges
Mis.
C.
H.
Klklns,
Mrs.
bridge,
whist,
cribbage
or
can
inrr
and
Mrs.
A.
M
asta,
and
have
a
chance
of
winning
a
DliZO
Refr.xihmont.,
,U1
bilbanks
Funeral
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
.
Church
pastor
at
Burns
Lake,
j
officiated
at
the
funeral
at
Wis-'
:
taria.
Pallbearers
included
old
i
'
of
the
rafffle
were
oe
served.
idMin
and
Mrs.
R,
G.
1
This
Is
the
Business
and
Pro-!
fessional
W
MEN'S
CLOTHING
BLAMES
MOTHERS
VJUL
Canadian
Legion
will
sponsor
Third
Avenue
Phone
345
i
BECKENHAM,
England
Reu-
I
fncnds
and
neighbors
of
many
,
ful
hand-made
tea
the
year
and
they
hope
to
give
.
funpral
arrangements
for
a
vet-
tersi-Mothers
are
held
resnon-!
yearE
standl"g-
Ttey
were
Clif-
'
1
,m
mm
m
mtmm
J
by
Miss
J.
Potter-
;
everyone
a
good
time
as
well
as
eran
of
two
wars
and
Legion
won
V.
tiers
1952
,e
i
Nora
0
finit"'lai
Arnold
scess.
;
member
who
died
suddenly
gave
a
paper
no5r!a
,,
,
(h
T
,
,..u
sible
for
the
mentaL
and
emotional
troubles
of
some
adolescents
a
l
l
Ff
Fl
P
1
"
PaMBl
W9.
W
FV
F-
mm
mm
A.
O.
Morse
was
elected
presi-
kft
No
:m
chiiiu
cups
and
sauc-.uui
by
Jr'an
Morrison
t
No.
331.
w
commemorate
Inteinntir.ni.1
'
"
'
-iuu
...,,
.
.
.
.
cents
sent
sent
bv
by
noliee
police
mnrtt
courts
tr.
to
o
t
fi
1
mi
was
-on
by
Mrs.
ceremonial.
All
clubs
throughout
the
UL-ni-IH
n.unt
H...U
Mr.
Gilbanks
horn
In
T
Ivor-,
ing
of
OI"lne
the
lodge
'ooge
last
last
night.
nignt.
nuspuai
pnysiciar.,
ur.
W.
War-
j
!
Aith
ticket
No.
394.
Other
officers
were
electert
lent.
Wrote
that
thp
nhnnrmoli.
ruary
as
membeis
of'thc
Inter-
P0H''
EnB,and-
came
to
Canada
(
i
4
lor
tin
ii
uiu
aw
c.ui.Mta
m
ins
"
uan-
"
v"iunvii
ui
UU.VI
CNS
...
follows;
Vice-President,
Mrs.
L.
Var-
s!&
M.
I)
Lemon
and
.
,
.1
Mrs
r
P
s
m
w
i
FOOD
STOISS
and
Professional
Women
Th
acUan
Armv
T("nth
Field
Ambul
ties
of
mothers
which
most
often
affect
their
children
are
over-anxiety,'
rigidity,
hostility
or
A
f
n.
,
,
,
.,
,
..purpose
of
this
meeting
sairiance
Corps
in
1915.
In
the
Sec-
felt,
"u
lint
oi
tne
women's
,,.
,A
ond
World
War
ho
T
ft
,i
Secretary,
Mrs.
E
i.....
m.,.i,
.-.
.ulu,
ls
to
oring
io
minn
.
.,
.
......
..wr
..v.i..s
throughout
hrn,.h.
the
nome
suard.
Rosang.
iiK.r,,.,,,,,
over
'the
our.
colleagues
..
Cunrit
.,
fit
T
Here
for
10
years,
he
saw
ser-
I
Financial
".
m
member,
of
their
the
tea
and
raffles
i
brine
'he
Auxiliary
.elation
are
worklnr-
al0"KS'd0
to
achieve
our
com-
cm,
pi.
-turn
of
their
,
,
mon
aims.
'
CGS
as
an
;
RTdd-
'
SLfrund!he
Hospital
!
Surviving
him
are
his
mother,'
MrMCr"-
tomo'oVnTghf
'
b"th
Ut
Wa"aSy'i
T,V'
F0SSUm'
'
r"ZS
were
served
at
'
The
LodSe
deCded
to
make
a
the
close
of
the
meeting
1
1
ji'ju
ior
uie
rruice
Th
,,A,
PEACHES
nnf
I
Shortening
Lynn
Volley,
Tin
jLXJX.
8
Jewel,
1
Lb
-.'.tic
I
1
Hospital
Modern-
,nd
i..u
j
useu
in
tne
ceremony
are
symbols
of
International
federation,
and
the
ceremony
Is
to
remind
members
of
Its
size
and
scope,
and
to
honoj
Its
quarter
million
members
In
19
countries.
At
the
conclusion
of
this
ceremony
Mrs.
Arnold
Rave
a
short
tjriiroTrTrrt-
firrwnh
-.
-.0n..i,.
SMJm.
NABOB
COFFEE
Poud
.
.
.
cjgc
'
tians
Vole
il
Clinic
$100
i
.
v..i
On
s
of
Prince
Rupert
ne
late
Kln
O'orge
VI
and
memoers
showed
their
i
uc
received
another
APPLE
and
BLACKBERRY
JAM.
4
lb
TIN
72e
ROYAL
TUDOR
TEA
.'"'pOlJliD
75c
WALNUTS
I
4
I
boost
Thursday
with
oi
moo
by
the
Rotary
to
the
late
King
and
his
family
by
bowing
their
heads'
In
prayer.
There
were
2U
members
and
two
visitors
Present
ProciHont
BABY?
OWN
SOAP
ZZiZiZZZZZZ.l"
auldine.
Rotarian
dele-
4
ily
H.J
tb
Parent-Tear.)-,,.-
Mary
McMillan
was
In
the
chair.
waa
i
LB
TIN
38c
-I'l'ii.sorecl
attempt
to
h
clinic,
told
members
BURGLAR3
DRUG
VICTIMS
SINr;APnnir
.i3.,..t
.
r.
on
would
pay
.w.
for
one
w,.u
in.
DUrR-
I
imai
service
for
city
'ars
here
have
delved
Into
Mal-pre-whoDi
children.
ayan
folk
lore
to
find
the
secret
CAKE
MIX
Robin
Hood,
Pkh
PREM
Swift's,
Tin
25c
MORE
"WATTS"
FCR
YOUR
MONEY!
Depenc";!
Motriion
Diesels
now
develop
more
electric
power:
3000
walls
tnd
6000
waits
il
1800
R.P.M.
First
cost,
operalinj
and
maintenance
cosli
are
lower
than
gasoline
or
other
deisel
sets
.
.
.
World
Famous
Monisons
arc
"Self
-regulating"
end
"Switch-startins,"
come
fully
equipped,
ready
for
use.
Order
your
eompacl
fvlcr.iscn
plant
today
.
.
.
new
stocks
in
transit.
Pnct
complete
6000
Wails
$1760-3000
Walls
$1
340
49cJ
J
of
:
were
anxious
tn
dm
atl'"'.
ICijb.
Ern:
I
r,,
''''''
I
;'T
fi
mysterious
drug
to
dope
victims
before
robbing
the
clinic
so
as
to
be-
tneir
them.
ble
for
Police
said
the
burglars
government
4
'
'i
'4
'
-
.
V'
'f-
"
'
"'iJ
ft-"
ii
H
'
said
are
usine
n
whit
rtru,HA-
-v.ini
PKT
$1.25
i
w
--....
.unu,
i
nilll.ll
'is
were
also
notified
Produces
"deep
sleep"
in
many
T"!'t
Fred
Scadden
that
successful
burglaries.
TEA
BAGS
De-Lux
1
25's
..
MARGARENE
Rose
Brand
BREAD
Fresh
Any
Brand
..
GERBERS
Cereal
n
rue
for
"tree
illustrated
literaturr.
n
or
the
Smitbpre
Rn.
i
'
-
-
34c
LOAF
14c
PKT.
25c
)
would
take
place
March
incir.bi'rs
m
invite
ders
foiispiel
will
be
added
i.
red
'linment
of
visitors
Jrna-ylU"
.i
-
3
Year
PRODUCE
AT
ITS
BEST
J
f
Valhalla
Uap
February
16.
dance,
1
40c)
v
fcWSJiS.'V:
-r
..
.'y
"
1
vr
-..
a..-j-?
gt;t.i
.
t
.
25c
BUNCH
CARROTS
O
for
California
Crisp
Large
Bunches
,'.
4U
-
'
:
'LETTUCE
Very
Fresh
'
Largest
Heads
Available
'.
HEAD
RADISH
OR
GREEN
ONIONS
for
Large
California
Bunches
CHILDREN'S
15c
25c
The
Dry
Goods
anj
Novelty
Shop
fill
be
closed
from
February
14
to
28.
.
(40c)
Out
of
respect
to
the
late
King
George
the
Moose
Club
will
be
closed
Friday,
February
!5.
(39ci
NOTICE
A
meeting
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
will
be
held
in
the
Union
Hall
on
Sunday,
February
17,
at
7:30
p.m.
Nomination
of
officers.
(40c)
',"'"-
'
tj.
STEEL
UTENSILS
KARO
SYRUP
2L8
TIN
39c
SOUP
Campbells
Vegetable
2
TINS
27c'
ANIMAL
COOKIES
PKT...38c
PEAS
K
B
Choice
5's
tin
j4c
Imported
From
England
ALL
RUBBER
GUMBOOTS
Warmly
lined
.
.
.
Grey
or
Black
INTRODUCING
I
1
Saturday
wil
be
a
busy
day
after
the
Friday
holiday.
However,
SUPER-VALU
has
prepared
for
this
by
oddinq
the
fourth
checkout
counter
to
cut
your
waitinq
to
a
minimum.
iNEW
SERVICE
TO
ii
i
Sizes
7-8
-9
-
10
SUNLIGHT
SOAP
BAR
10c
PRUNE
PLUMS
Nabob
...
.
2
TINS
27c
iNCE
RUPERT
As
"lw
"s
t
k
?
1
'
Mm
w
AND
A&)
J
Specials
Good
Until
Wednesday,
February
20th
j
SWANSDOWN
CAKE
FLOUR
i
PKT
46c
'
QUAKER
OATS,
Regular
PKT.
32c'
Sixes
11
-12-13
and
1
UPHOLSTERY
URACLEANED
IN
-
YOUR
HOME
A
World
Wide
Service
AT
THE
MEAT
COUNTER
1
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
No.
1
BACON-End
Pieces,
Per
Lb.
.
.
67c
Centre
Cuts,
Per
Lb.
.
.
75c
No.
1
FRANKFURTERS
i
lb.
CeiiaPkts.
.
.
59c
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D.
J.
Duracleaners
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
Dave
Jones
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