INTUPLETS SEPARATED Argentina’s famed Diligenti quintuple quintuplets of Callander, Ouit., were 18 last May 2 high school. Father of the Diligenti quintuplets has He feels their personalities \iil develop and they juintuplets, Maria Esther, leit, and Maria Fernand gether when they become niiis years of age July 15. ‘More Comfor Purchase a hew stove and mattresses for beds at the Pioneer’s Home in Section T wo has been completed by city rk Bill Long Pita pings for an extra bed- for hired help also have ained, it was announced of electric room been today Money for the purchase of the comforts was made available through a legacy ieft to the Home everal years ago Alderman George Casey, chair- committee in charge ; me, said the legacy was to purchase extra comforts” for he occupants and his commit- abt man of tne he | hospital. The pupils had earned this when they painted a back- drop for the fashion show in | April. It was decided to donate view finder and films to the hos- pital for use of the children pa- tients there. ts for the first time in their Their Canadfin counter- 18 and graduated last spring them to five different will get better discipline, At n dressed in uniforms Sent a, bot work report. A quantity of new from Mrs. LaBell’s room donated | $5 to the children’s ward of the} “ | Mrs. D. G. Little presented her 3 | Prince Rupert Daily News Menday, July 7, 1952 ts for Pioneers’ Home tee “figured a good bed one of the m3 eee ee Scots Frown on Bare-Kneed Dancers Shorts Wearing “The couple who run the home far us comple several times ABOYNE, Aberdeenshire, Scot- clan badge is backed by a tart ined about the old stove and we be- Man Protests jland CP)—At the fall Highland tan bow. No stockings are work. lieved the money should+be used Games in this sleepy, rambling, Thg semen is a kilt co¥e where it is beneficial to the in- l Sh village back by the same hills ering the knees, white blouge mates.” eg Ow that surround Balmoral Castle, with traditional double-laced Because of constant care re- girl dancers must cover their ruffles, military belted plaid and quired, the committee also ap-| CHESAPEAKE, O. (AP)—Nor- | knees black lisle stockings proved hiring of additional help ™an a figures he has a3} ‘This edict has been issued by aati erence 2 at the home and approved nec- Much right to show his legs a8\ the committee of the Braemar ° : essary carpentry work and pur. women have. So he’s been wear-| Gathering, parent show held Train Schedule”. chase of furnishings fe; the ex- 8 ere in and day dut during royal residence at Bal- STANDARD TIME tra room ince 1Jso, moral for the fall shooting sea- », Sid ; There are 14 men now living’ The shorts are a protest, says) son. For the Fast— ee : : at Home the 45-year-old Parker, against Daily except Sunday pet Pioneers’ the } 208 rs Both gatherings are famed for competitions in highland danc- From the Fast— Mor ay “those darn infernal women who show their legs.” S Daily except L t MA t} The fall, raw-boned non-con- eer as ” . ee ee = . as! NMv\ee ing formist lives in the hills hack — ce aera ai a m —~ os or his Onio River village with ~~ ee ee pee dl f H | L i) y E | Le, IT | a e his 78-year-old mother in a ver-piped veivet jacket and lace- | errac waathcrbiaten treme seid “ruffled blouse, has been knee- 9% F} dl . . le Pas gsi’ a a ; ‘ People have tong been ac length. 3 on r i ospita 4 customed ts Parker—and the| Now, after two years’ research, : " shorts. A cold “spell” finds him | “he standard dress ts: fully- Special to The Daily New donning an overcoat, gloves and gathered, calf-length tartan TERRACE The Women’s a hat. But undearneath it all,| Skirt with plaid to match, tight- ie a ni : ict the chor fitting sleeveless corsage. laced Auxiliary to the Terrace iHss- ust the shorts. ae be : : ea ie : : in front and white crepe blouse. | pital heid their regular meeting Parker says he may give UD jm. patr is tied back with vel- this month at the home of Mrs. wearing shorts when the women , ee 1 ' ‘ | ‘ . : : vet or tartan snoc an ne A. E. Norton. Mrs. Ivan Franks do, but “it don’t look like} bee aii was presiding. they're going to, so I ain’t eith lak The Junior Red Cross class er.” Free Book on Arthritis New Names in New Election And Rheumatism HOW TO AVOID CRIPPLING DEFORMITIES An amazing newly enlarged 44- | a page book entitled “Rheumatism” OTTAWA (CP) — Many ne | will pe sent free to anyone who \ gg pe in the beg will write for it. E ederal constituencies a 1€ | It reveals why drugs and medi- hte = ,next election. cines give only temporary relief beg X-RAY shoe fitting Provisions for additions and! and fail to remove the causes Of , fact, it's dangerous to have yours changes were contained in a the trouble; explains a specializ-| child's shoes fitted in any other way. bill redistributing seats in the ed non-surgical, non - medical h they attend, leave the Diligent) home in Belgrano, a suburb of Buenos Aires materials have been cut and Commons on the basis of the treatment which has proven suc- The tender ~~ foot with its soft. At left: Maria Christina, whe atliends the same school with her elder sister, Mayda, made up into hospital needs. { 1051 ce a sayeth ot th . st p bones and pliant muscle can he com-, (CP from AP) These were given out to the 051 census. : : cessful for the pas 33 years. —_| ‘pressed into almost any type of show £ jis Auxiliary members. Sash cur- i : en - In British Columbia, there You incur no obligation in The child, feeling no pain, cannott * ee poe ele aresconeeigemeitinto IN AIR RACE~—Brigid West- | wil) be five new constituency sending for this instructive book.| if the shoe fits properly or not. and District Th ih ah ‘lObice Gals new men’s ward, Public is being tains are being made up for the asked to donate any used white That's why we in- sist wpon fitting children’s shoes enra, 23-year-old caughter of ‘ It may-be the means of saving Lord Rossmore, will be ¢o-pilot you years of untold misery. Write inames — Okanagan Boundary, |Okanagan-Revelstoke, Vancou- wn ; Ss yes Margar ars te : ‘ S or pastel wool blankets for the orien, os ae ae Aisne: 2 and. Burn by-Coquitl Saan- today to ba po a Dept | by X-Ray: That's : ¥ ' smite “del ai spite eee ee _ i’ lich, an urnaby oquit am. 5217, Excelsior Springs, Missouri.) the only way we P Steamships| A Terrace (i uggist, Mr. Bent- Prove cxperts os ae as the hospital air race July 4 from St, Augus- 2 rth : Sod poh son ke week-end ley Dodds 1 is in hospitat Lc rr. Ait : or had. that tine, Fla., to Welland, Ont. Miss sure that your o 44 Prince) here for medi 4) tratment. M1 In O td - - _ — ewe, ; aa Carson won the rdce last year child's shoes will trict citizens; Dodds lived Prince Rupert u oors F wing machines nad bech | Miss Westenra accompanted or t at Ralp ip develogs ; ss sorais tr baliwe Heeeion eveeins reconditioned and are in good her father to Canada from 4 normal, healthy re ving : ‘ KILMORY CASTL E Arcyil-|running order in the sewing| pris.) ik ss aa ; . * * feet for a lifetime yuvel bapa’ ase A 3 ch thet tal Britain last December and de- ACNIC tri | of foot health Among Eastern Canadians shire, Bo land (?) saveen ae a : . sea‘ Qe sa = Nines cided to stay. She began flying p IP | and comfort. ident of this|@b0ard the George was C. K Se ee — d to their ee ea Bx old a Home| jessons in January. (CP Photo) ES Me teae ident of ‘|\Hera, vice-president ‘and gen. | Office desks this month, happy in| cooking sale ugust 2 : ee PICNIC TIME IS HERE FOR A ent operator of eral manager of the Bata Shox the knowledge they proved then: There will be no meetings dur- Shop at the Variety Store aay Cove ‘ anag he Bata Shoe; nives toush for anythine ing the months of July and Au- Optimisti , : ‘ompany ov Awe ar s tough anything imistic Motto Prince | Company of Ei iwa, Ontario For two weeks. at a cost of £4|@uest, but arrangements were p for your Paper Plates, BETTER FIT Hosea Jarvis H. Mc).eod sailed aboard each a week, they made 14-mile| made to carry on with the) KINGSTON, Ont (cP)—-Among 4 tegen coatings cha P ae Giceak Meee : os hikes. lived in tents, went canoe-| mending and other needs injcafved symbols over the en- and anything else you might need, SEE t i ‘ ay) : hace ot id scramble ce et rit haspite rance lelaic all, new. te - . ioin Mrs. McLivd in Juneau who ing in driving rain and I >} miner ion with the 1ospital " _ ; ) Ade wg - ae JUST ASK FOR IT... WE HAVE IT Chilcotin| has been sper dng the summer over rough Scottish hillsides and | work girls residence 8 queen 4 Ui" e irrive this) there. During j'4 sojourn in Al mertane a were: ate 0. ere - mones tt ther lengthy|aska he will take part in the} 2t was all part of an experi- ‘Sian of Times bie, The poe = Ph» The|Golden North Salmon Derby mental course arranged by a na CALGARY (CP)—A new rental | Mikado,” and a passing erent r Sunday . . : tional association of girl ubs | housing development in Calgary noted that the ° corresponding } 5 er regular coast-| Canadian Netlenal’s . luxury} ®°%% mixed clubs. “So many girls is designed to have 160 apart- words would be: “Brightly dawns FOO i WEAR atk wemuel Orince ivorke paid sed cormnlained thet hm pave fari-x ‘ Alresds chau, is00 ap- “ui Weuullig Uay , ny a ‘ ein 'S ; re opportunities for this sort | plic: itions have been received ea oe on ; fortnightly ttvo-hour visit on} ™MOre OPpot p é i ived in| her northbound journey here of holiday,” said Miss H. Harford,| from would-be tenants Try Daily News Went Ads j vuise arrive . . , ; he cent sect re oe . ie