;
prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
April
12,
1952
Mrs.
H.
B.
Roc'ne.i'ter
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Camosun
last
night
fropi
Vancouver
on
one
of
her
twriodieal
hnsirtpss
visits
Women
ll'Joose
slre
in
ceiion
F.
M.
Neighbor,
K.
Coleman.
J-crSonafs
here.
j
A.
R.
Miller
and
M.
Piotrowski,
.
.
.
'
.
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Sepp.
A.
D.
Vance
iclui".
.
j
city
bv
air
yesiercmy
uuin
a
bu.,.-ness
trip
to
Vancouver.
:
"Old
AtoMW
Man,
You're
Crazy
I
Forfrt
your
Thousand
re
pOPT
M
70.
Try
"iH-Uintig
up"
who
imrti.
i
'omiQ
to
ate
for
m;
,
mtitittWQ
Tt-eliuc
dM
solely
to
bod
lcfc
of
irn
wiiu'ii
oiaii
meti
and
woniko
cll
"oid."
Trr
o,tn-i
Tuie
Tnb!i
fur
pf.
young
r
Tm1.bc.
tfe4
very
fla.
New
"net
cciUintd"
HH
Vn,
'
lur
sale
at
sli
drut
tore
vr)
wlm,
AYLMER,
Ont,
Telephone
operators
here
will
no
longer
give
information
to
subscribers
who
ask
the
whereabouts
of
fires.
The
reasson
is
that,
following
the
blowing
of
the
siren,
about
90
percent
of
the
telephone
switch-beard
lights
up
ajid
it
takes
operators
from
ten
to
twenty
minutes
to
clear
the
board.
Women
of
the
Moose
held
a
meeting
in
the
Moose
Temple
Carl
Maslenkl
left
on
Thurs-
U.
I
;X
-4,.
..j.
,
with
Senior
Regent
C.
Mclntyre
'
aml30Ps;
Mr-
and
Mrs-
c-i
superintendent
of
Miller
Bay
Hospital
returned
to
the
city
by
;
Ferguson.
Telkwa-
T.
S.
Mackay,
j
air
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Van-1
D.
R.
McLachlan,
L.
B.
Hatton,
couver.
j
W.
R.
Woodland,
K.
F.
Fraser,
,
.
,.,
,.
.
.
jMr.
and
Mrs.
J.
McKay,
T.
W.
Mr.
John
Murvold
f
ormerly
iGraham
Mr
and
M
g
i,thlC
ly,a.nd
"W
?'
VanT"!"ville
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
in
the
chair.
Report
on
the
R'.d
Cross
was
read
and,
after
the
was
meeting,
a
ritual
practice
held.
Frank
Froe.se
of
Terrace.
Mi.ss
Dorothy
Smith
left
on
Thursday
nircht's
train
for
Terrace
to
spend
trie
Easter
reason
with
her
sister
and
brother-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Froese.
flVtal
Dlietj
Wore
WHAT
POESTHE
SUN
D(L
r-V'
.'
,
Z,
.
"
T.
Olson
and
family,
Vancouver,
W.
Kern,
New
Hazelton;
W.
W.
Wright,
Atlin;
P.
Johnin,
Cas-
couver
tor
a
visit
with
her
son-
FOR
PEACHES?
in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
ow
Arrandale
Man
Dies4
,
i
..
Mrs.
Hans
Knutsen,
Fifth
Ave-1
'Em
Casslar;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
ue
tasl-
son,
Terrace;
J.
T.
d'Aoust,
District
Forester
Marc
Gorm-
i
Hazelton;
H.
Guenther.
Sunnv-
1
.....
nnOlocB
'
-Carbon
rnr
nv
L"uiw
Thomas
S.
Mackay,
who
was
named
Progressive-Conservative
candidate
for
Atlin
at
a
convention
ht-lri
in
Stewart
at
the
end
William
Samuel
Waring,
67,
of
;
&f
the
wwk
and
w
Wrighti
coat
featuring
squirrel
of
smart
sable
shade,
,
p,.s
with
flared
back,
over
grcy
f)annel
suit.
Natural
cuffs
fastened
back
basket
weave
straw
hat,
green
o:
-.
small
rolled
collar
piatf0rm
sandals
and
green
bag.
button
at
throat.
Lilac
Mrs.
Marky
Gurvich
Two-
,;
,ft
and
shoes
of
lilac
tone
fi,itish
made
virgin
wool
,(i
.
sul-
of
bei6e
ancl
cocoa
brown
Milky
Gurvich
M
Fitted
featuring
modified
Dolman
,1
light
navy
shade
with
sleeves
and
slit
pockets.
Natural
ely
returned
to
the
city
by
plane!
side;
W.
L.
O'Boy,
Robb,
Alberta:
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Van-
A.
D.
Paul,
New
Westminster;
couver,
where
he
went
wjth
the
J.
R.
Prttchard,
Telkwa;
Mr.
and
departmental
cruiser
Salt
Mist.
Mrs.
A.
Kelly,
Butedale;
R.
G.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gormely
and
fam-
Haley
and
Al
Rosholt,
Toledo,
lly
will
sail
Monday
on
the
Prin-
Ohio;
L.
Gething,
Telkwa;
M.
cess
Norah
to
make
the
round
j
Priotrowski,
Terrace;
J.
Berry,
trip
to
Skagway
for
a
holiday.
Hazelton.
Vancouver,
who
was
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
from
Arrandale
Cannery
Wednesday
as
an
emergency
case,
died
yesterday.
Progressive-Conservative
organizer,
arrived
in
the
city
on
Sat-u:day
t'rcin
the
north
by
air.
Mr.
Mackay
is
leaving
for
Vancouver
but
iwll
be
back
in
the
north
arain
shortly,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Mackay.
Mr.
Wright
expects
to
remain
nereauouu
for
a,
:fc
m
putch
en
poem-is
uotRt-ia
unu
siraw
straw
bonnet
with
small
veil,
funeral
arrangements,
in
lltffd
lupels
giving
dis-
brown
suede
pumps
with
nvlon
ri,ir
f
n
r
l.
tTrr1r,n,.r....".,.
..
:
-.aBored
look.
Lady
Anne
mesh
toei
brown
suede
bag
and1;
triacacio,
be
announced
later.
:
time.
If?,
i
born
.'le
dress
in
tne
au.siy
COstume
Jewellery
of
brown
and
l.fc
with
flattering
bat
gold
,;,.wi-s,
Peter
Pan
collar
Miss
Caroi
Neison
Smart
i-
Biit
skirt.
Ensemble
set
teen-age
ensemble
built
around
bunnet
of
grey
straw
,
aiir0und
pleated
kilt
of
the
Brings
out
their
natural
flavor
and
sweetness,
of
course.
That's
just
how
Sugaroasfiny
brings
out
the
delicious
flavor
of
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
.
.
.
makes
them
exfra
crisp
and
tasty.
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
are
nourishing
and
so
economical.
mesh
sandals,
i
puiar
MacKenzie
tartan.
White
SPRING
CLEANING
JOHNSON'S
GLO-COAT
JOHNSON'S
WAX
AERO
MIST
WAX
SCRUB
BRUSHES
SIMONIZE
FOR
FLOORS
Try
them
they're
unbeatable.
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mm
.
4.
km
U
ensui'iuiic
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t
Luriie
necK
wool
sweater,
snortie
I
coat
of
blush
peach
cotton
gab-'
s
UJnc
Dumas
Grey
fab-1
arcjine,
brown
moccassins
and
-.coat
lined
with
gay
red
necklace
of
brilliants.
iwiterial.
repeated
on
the
I
Mlss
Anne
Dumas
Feather
uaf
Bright
red
umbrella.!
fiannel
-shortie
coat
in
white
(
5
hl
ensemble
consisting
,
Shade,
featuring
full
five-gored
d
corduroy
skirt
and
grej
'
back
and
small
rolled
collar.
1L
T
jarket
lasnioneo
nue
powder
blue
crepe
dress
In
sim
SU6AR0ASTING
MAKES
GRAPE-NUTS
RAKES:
thtmms
CEREAL
80N
US
1-
SWEET-AS-A-NUT
F1AWR
BE
:
VM
IE
:tf
dress.
Red
rain
hat.
211
Third
Street
JUST
ERLCNV
BESXKR
BLOCK
wmm
mew
ovmmsHip
LATEST
METHODS
!N
SHOE
REPAIRING
Qualify
Materials
wivii
Expert
Workmanship
(21-lKMir
Service)
BONUS
2-EXTKA
QUICK
ENERSX
ple
lines
relieved
by
tiny
fucked
peplum.
Powder
blue
featured
cloche
model
hat
and
blue
pumps.
Brilliant
drop
earrings.
Mrs.
Ellse
Hull
Beautiful
Per.
slan
Pan
fur
shortie
coat
with
turn-back
cuffs
and
Small
col-
Contlnued
on
page
7)
.
Ai.dcrson
School
girl's
lie
hooded
raincoat.
'
8b
ravon
dress
with
,
jjet
trim.
White
crepe
-'-Minis.
;
!aa
Hardy-Check
wor-i
featuring
smart
new
t
lines
with
full
sleeves,
Uts,
a
softly
rolled
col-Sm-bai-k
cuffs.
Bright
a
sailor
hat
and
91
green
snakeskin.
teaaers
.hka
Peneff-Irrides-
Caffh
for
old
gold.
Bulger's,
.
raincoat
in
sol-
lav-r
whist
drive
and
tournament
:.ic
with
matching
nat.
Saturday.
Am-il
12.
Moose
Tern
ELECTR0LUX
(CAN.)
LTD.
Now
located
at
MANSON'S
CHUM
SHOP
leather
DOrsay
pumps
,
ple
.Everybody
welcome.
(itci
r.,jnrm
soies
ana
navy
r
ll.oulder
model
bag.
tl
jewellery
matching.
The
Well
Baby
Clinics
will
be
cancelled
Wednesday,
April
16,
:
at
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit,1
f
7
Pettenuzzo
Com
Third
Avenus
UJ
MM
v.
vt,
u
h
h
it
nun
in
CLEANERS
POLISHERS
REFRIGERATORS
Service,
Repairs
and
Supplies
u
r
iv
o
mm
r
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w
111!
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M.J
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Tov
ci'.n
now
have
the
'new
DO-MKT-IC
UeIris4'-rRtor
in
any
,UUU
UU
UVJU3
u
u
u
u
u
n
colour
you
wish.
Come
in
ard
sj
e
tlieni.
This
remarkable
refricerator
guamn'.eed
5
year?.
WILL
BE
USED
IN
THE
COMING
ji
browns.
Covert
cloth
and
Thursday,
April
17,
at
Con-:,
of
toast
shade,
1
rad
Street
School.
ltc)
ft
e
and
hat
rust.
3-
',
.
i
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ATTENTION.
PRINCE
RU-,
ii,
and
opera
pumps
he
purse
Grey
glen
PERT
LODGE
No.
53,
O.O.O.F.1
i
fnrted
skirt.
Ensemble
A
ful1
attendance
of
all
officers
:
4th
pearl
earrings
and
and
members
Is
requested
on
strand
pearl
necklace.
I
Tuesday,
15th
April.
Initiation.
D9t.ua
Richards
Grey
Sojourning
brethern
cordially
o:oih
swagger
coat
featur-
Invited.
Lodge
opens
7:30
p.m.
:c-up
collar,
turn-back'
J-
Davidson,
Rec.
Secy
(ltci
:.f
tkets
Simple
tomato
'
...
.
,
CC
Club
Easter
ess
with
a
diminish-
The,
A300
Armories
.Monday,
e
creating
silhouette
anc,e'n
Jh
Ll
black
straw
hatJAPnl
:.30
P
'm-
1:30
a
m"
Music
the
Four
Dukes.
Tick-4
by
i,
sand
bag
and
rhine-
j
(,ry
ets
$1.00
per
person.
Dress
op-
imy
Gastaldini-
Lilac
tional-
obtaln
'our
invitations
I'
of
covert
cloth
feat-
from
anv
memDPr
of
tlle
execute
up
wing
collar
Slim
tlve
or
the
dance
committee,
frv
worsted
and
a
white
Drawing
for
door
prize
5
yards
jrvlon
sweater
featur-
I
f
Celanese
cloth.
(ltci
Lveninjfs:
Blue
!)70
PhJrcf
Relax
and
Enjoy
.
.
.
KSVELSTO'Ci
or
fci'.g
full
sleeves.
Wine
fi
te
gloves
and
green
t)"minato
Circular
ST
Kl
Jwf
!
i:t
and
colorful
oeas-
Both
beers
awaided
"Cross
of
Honor"
for
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
Brussels,
Belgium,
1851.
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.
Wnite
casual
two-
SMidals.
f";hy
LeBlass
Luxur-Kpn'ce
of
four
Russian
?BW0r-l
BE
SIRE
TO...
Ask
for
Them
by
Name
Enterprise
Brewery
Limited,
Revelstoke,
B.C.
j
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advcrtismt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
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or
by
the
Government
of
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HERE'S
HOW
YOU
VOTE
WITH
ALTERNATIVE
VOTING
The
Alternative
Vote
is
as
simple
as
the
voting
system
used
before
only,
instead
of
marking
an
X
against
your
one
choiee
only,
you
tan
mark
1-2-3-4
Uilti
your
first
t-lioiee
as
numher
one,
your
second
choice
as
number
two
and
so
forth
in
order
of
your
preference.
?MART
I
fe
.
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HERE'S
WHY
THE
HEW
SYSTEM
IS
BEING
USED
"
The
Voting
svslem
has
been
changed
to
enat.te
every
voter
to
oast
his
ballot
candidate
in
order
ol
for
more
than
one
his
preference.
under
the
Alternative
Vote
Uien
von
vote
Tv'tern
YOU
GET
MORE
Til
VN
ONE
CHOICE.
This
will
prevent
any
candidate
hcing
elected
on
a
minority
vote
as
has
happened
in
the
past.
The
candidate
so
elected
in
each
riding
will
have
received
an
absolute
majority
over
all
other
candidates
combined.
OOTWEAR
FQsfi!0ned
o
-;iHonce
your
c,35fume.
'e
a
complete
'ion
of
Resigns
ncolors,
leathers
"
rcel
heights
"prefer.
11
Jvl
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7
Vm
mM?&?t
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Mil
Lfcl2to
'dths
AA
Further
messages
nill
appear
in
your
huly
and
treekly
netcspapers
explaining
Alternative
Vote.
Watch
for
them.
Fred
H.
Hurley
.
.
.
Chief
Electoral
Officer
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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AMD
EI1SON
Phone
46;
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b
B.C.
r
Prince
Rupert,