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affluent
time,
"remonial
will
follpy;
aaiLlhnl
OHN
H.
I
1
ha
L
traditional
lines
with
the
King
proposing
the
health
of
the
bride
and
groom,
and
the
bride
cutting
th
wedding
cake
which,
at
her
request,
has
been
reduced
to.
four
feet
in
height.
There
will
be
some
festivities
at
the
palace
when
the
couple
return
from
their
honeymoon,
Including
dances
and
receptions
Princes
Elizabeth
now
Is
attending
to
the
details
of
the
bridesmaid's
dresses
and
th
preparation
of
bouquets.
First
of
the
enght
bridesmaids
to
be
fitted
is
Diana
Bowes-Lyon,
cousin
of
the
Princess.
Prince
William
of
Gloucester
and.
Prince
Michael
of
Kent,
the
pages,
have
already
ben
fitted
for
suits
in
traditional
page
boy
style.
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ELIZABETH
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PRIZES-Princess
Elizabeth,
as
president
of
the
Royal
College
of
Music,
Is
pictured
as
she
received
a
bouquet
from
Vliss
Theas
King
who
a,t
the
same
time
received
the
prize
as
the
best
wind
instrumentalist.
Princess
Elizabeth
made
the
presentation
of
prizes
to
best
musicians
at
the
concert
held
at
Kensington,
London.
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"I
know
that
you
done
it."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"forget"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Funeral,
sureal-ist,
funereal,
4.
What
does
the
word
"impulse"
mean?
ANSWERS
1.
Say,
"I
know
that
you
did
it."
2.
Pronounce
the
o
as
in
of
unstressed,
not
as
in
fore.
3.
Surrealist.
4.
A
spontaneous
Inclination.
"An
impulse
stirred
him
to
action."
5,
Trouble.
The
white
manreatlng
shark
has
been
known
to
attain
a
length
of
30
feet.
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Rplartd
Wild
in
"TJie
People'
of
London,
England;
(By
Roland
Wild)
r
Ever
hear
of
a
"Company
Town?
This
beauty
spot
Ocean
Falls
400
miles
north
oi
the
American
border
and
half-way
to
Alaska,
Is
owned
and
operated
by
a
paper-making
firm.
It
has
no
mayor,
but
a
"town-site
manager"
and
a
committee,
drawn
from
workers
in
the
factory.
There
are
2,500
inhabitants,
of
which
about
half
have
jobs
in
the
mill.
The
company
owns
all
the
houses,
and
rents
them
cheaply,
complete
with
steam
heat
pumped
through
an
immense
pipe
that
runs
up
the
main
street
from
the
mill.
UltlGIIT
AND
CHEERFUL
There
are
no
private
cars
because
there
is
only
one
mile
of
road,
and
the
mountains
crowd
the
brightly
painted
wooden
houses
and
apartment
blocks
almost
into
the
sea.
The
company
owns
all
the
land.
It
owns
the
only
store,
the
movie
theatre,
the
electric
plant,
the
wharves
and
the
three1
churches.
It
encourages
skiing
;
clubs,
tennis
clubs,
shooting
and
'
fishing
clubs
and
sponsors
the
!
new
school.
And
it
gives
you
a
diamond
stickpin
when
you
have
completed
25
years
in
its
employ.
Ocean
Falls
is
unique
In
other
ways.
It
is
the
most
northerly
paper
plant
In
all
the
Americas.
It
has
grizzly
bears
in
the
yard
of
the
factory
at
times.
You
can
walk
for
half
an
hour,
and
catch
river
trout
In
the
huge
13-mile
lake
that
powers
the
plant,
or
sea
salmon
from
the
wharf.
But
nobody
can
grow
a
vegetable
for
a
score
of
miles
around,
and
It
Is
Impossible
to
farm
o;
breed
cattle.
So
the
big
day
of
the
week
is
when
the
boats
come
up
from
Vancouver
and
the
States,
The
Ocean
Falls
experiment
began
In
1917,
and
has
been
watched
by
students
of
town
management
ever
since.
It's
a
good
life,
they
say
In
Pulpan-
papertown.
The
pay
Is
good,
and
the
American
company
that
Earth
runs
the
mill
guarantees
full
employment
even
In
a
slump.
There
Is
no
sign
of
the
world
becoming-less
hungry
for
paper
newsprint
for
all
the
papers
of
the
world!
boxes
and
wrapping
paper
and
the
paper
handkerchiefs
which
the
American
women
use.
In
thousands.
It's
a
river
of
paper,
they
say,
starting
.only
50
miles
away
in
the
forests
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
where
the
bears
and
the
wolves
run
free,
and
ending
with
the
ships
for
Australia
and
the
United
Kingdom
pulling
into
this
natural
harbor
The
company
boasts
of
its
ski
champions,
who
can
train
five
miles
away
from
December
to
May
They
claim
a
marksman
champion,
who
can
shoot
deer
and
bear
within
half-an-hour's
walk.
The
Indoor
swimming
pool
.
and
the
bowling
alley
are
run
by
'
.
the
company.
j
ONE
WAY
TRAFFIC
There
Isn't
any
crime
In
Ocean
Falls,
for
the
two
constables
say
they
only
have
to
stand
at
the
gangplank
for
a
few
days
to
catch
anybody.
There
Isn't
any
other
way
out
of
town.
Back
of
the
mountain
there
Is
nothing
at
all
until
yoU
reach
the
Arctic
Circle
and
the
Eskimos.
Every
"nut
and
bolt,
every
yard
of
cloth
and
pound
of
sugar
comes
at
least
350
miles
from
Vancouver
by
boat,
though
Clifford
Cameron,
who
runs
the
general
store
for
the
company,
says
he
can
keep
down
to
big
city
prices
in
spite
of
the
freight
rates.
And
since
nobody
can
keep
a
cow
alive,
Cameron
also
runs
the
dehydrated
milk
machine.
There
are
no
old
people
in
Ocean
Falls.
When
they
are
pensioned
from
the
factory
at
the
age
of
65
they
have
to
leave,
for
even
in
the
Paradise
of
plentiful
building
timber,
there
is
still
a
shortage
of
houses.
In
this
remote
Eden
lost
In
the
silent
forests,
every
man
knows
his
neighbor's
salary,
uses
his
Christian
name
and
works
for
the
same
master.
Hemmed
In
by
mountain
and
impenetrable
wilde
mess,
CONSTIPATED
?
SLUGGISH?
A
v
tb!t
non-hablt-formliift
laifl-tl
Ccntle
In
action,
yet
really
tHertlve.
Get
thl
handy
package
at
II
druft
atom.
Ocean
Falls
is
the
scene
of
a
unique
experimenUn
living.
The
company,
which
keeps
the
re
cords,
says
that
its
people
have
a
lot
of
lessons
to
teach
the.
rest
of
the
world.
Roland
Wild
in
"The
People"
(London,
Eng.i.
CLIFFORD.
FUND
REACHES
$1726
TERRACE
The
committee
which
directed
the
raising
of
a
relief
fund
for
the
Clifford
family
some
weeks
ago
announces
that
the
final
sum
collected
was
$1726.65.
Recent
subscriptions
to
the
fund
Included
$50
from
the
Rebekah
Lodge
of
Prince
Ru-pertr$50
from
Kltselas
Lodge
A.
Fi
Si
A.M.
and
$10
from
the
Terrace
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
fund
consists
of
E.
Haug-land,
chairman
of
the
board
of
village
commissioners,
J.
H
j
Smith
and
John
A.
Barman.
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By,
ANNS
ASHLEY"
Q,
How
can
L
keep
cork
floors1
dean?
A.
By
sweeping
with
an
ordinary
broom
or
floor
brush,
then
putting
a
small
amount
of
neutral
soap
In
a
basin
of
warm
water
and
washing
the
floor
Stains
can
often
be
removed
by
rubbing
lightly
with
a
fine
grade
of
sandpaper
or
steel
wool.
Q,
How
can
I
make
apple
and
banana
salad?
A.
Cut
twtj
quarts
ot
apples
into
small
slices;
then
slice
three
or
four
large
bananas.
Sprinkle
with
one-fourth,
cup
of
lemon
juice,
and
mix
with
cream
mayonnaise
dressirg-'Serve
on
crisp
lettuce
leaves.
Q.
How
can
I
keep
frying
pans
bright
and
clean?
A.
By
rubbing
them
with
a
crust
of
hard
bread.
Then
wish
in
hot
water
and
washing
soda.
It
Pays
to
Advertise
in
the
j
Dally
News
Classified
Columns.
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