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DISTRICT NEWS

SMITHERS
In recognition of the
has
B.D. Hospital Ladies
Mrs. F. H. Prouse was honored
the

Parent-Teacher Assoc —
Webster

nd Mrs.

reports of a enlhons

given to the meeting held at Prince George
" Auxiliary K ITWANGA
Nurses’ Home, On Nov, 26 Dr. K. M. MacPher-

ary son, Terrace

has been
sions has

installation of

pressure, worry

and Mrs

dentist,

ais eimplovee

will be in

Hall for uances and other ocea-
been increased by

the

a new furnace

of
department,
pert Gen

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concert in

to the pupil of

more,

meeting in

a recent recital at

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was

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starting at

   

sleep less. This

| the B.C. Teachers’ Federation to . -
|) a*range a regional salary sched- TERRACE
ule Ron Snarkes
HAZELTON the public works
x WHEAT KING—The world wheat kittie. Ronald Lenr " was moved 19 Prince Rur
. y I wacners of the local H tal b
Alte, TOMIVES tie intbwn at the teal tic a eral Hospital by ambulance when
n i ye ; ac ches Federation held I
i : 1@ Wag taken sudd
} To te Agriculture Minister a meeting here at which Presi- home Mrs Five igs, pl andi
Agrit re. Minist Ure of * Gent Toews stressed the need for fant son later motored to Prince
0 er. Hei third | Child-centred program. The Rupert with Mr
Drum ‘ trict to win wheat next BC.TF. meeting will be Orr
(CP Photo) held at Terrace ear ‘ly in the New * oo ~
Year On Nov. 28 a music
! ; be presented at the
Ale of the annual turkey the Civie Cent
ra ¥ fi urkey the ic Centre
ott Ove nNspi Cs oung Apper and bazaar of the Wom- | Mrs. T. Brue who received high-
en's Auxillary of St, Peter's! est marks at
de! "a e More ee Church ts set for Dec. 4. It will | her home. Mrs. J
be held at the Communi ity Hall. | adjudicator
+ Fina] arrar igements were made :
P oa recent at the home of Mrs On Nov. 27 there will be
Week rhe . Wis itter Jean Sterrits with 15 members | pital Autiliary
} Memorial H school. ; attending Crecit Union Hall
ai — . ; . . 8 p.m
¥ \ ar {
[EEN Dy Louisa M Alcott—The At a well-attended meeting of
the story are the four March :
. ,
+; Beth, 16; Jo, 14; and Amy, 12 You cant go
° readers + .
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% On nteresting © Are you contemplating §sell- ALL OUT
part t about ("8 Your house? For immediate =
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Mri ; : rmstrong Agencies Ltd. Phone .
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The yusly do this. and pole Hall, Tuesday, November 2 >, Today's tense living,
‘ eward by Mr. Laurence & p.m. Members please attend
wt t better break (276) | ot of order,
fas @ This week the priests of An disturbed test, that
ew ¥ ive the girls go unclation Church are conduci-
s dan Laurie. They ing Morning Devotions over
iithough Meg CFPR at 8:30. Their subject
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—at—

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strain on bedy and brain makes physical
harder to regain.

lowered resistance,

overwork, worry—any of these may affect
normal kidney action. When kidneys get
excess acids and wastes
remain in the system. Then backache,

“tired-out” heavy-

CURLING

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FOR

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time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's
stimulate the kidneys to normal action.
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AUCTION SALE OF CARS

Saturday, November 29th

SUPERIOR AUTO SERVICE

Junction Ist - 2nd - 3rd Ave. West. Phone Green 217

se 1934 CHEV. Master Sedan
% 1936 FORD Coach
te 1947 1-Ton CHEV. Truck

*% 1937 FORD 4.Door Sedan
*% 1941 PACKARD 4-Door Sedan
% 1949 AUSTIN 4-Door Sedan

w% STEEL TRAILER

Olber cats for this sale to be listed at time of

November 25 to Friday, November 28.

‘TERMS; Sates over $500 may be financed.
Cash on all other sales,

cafe,

All cars can be

J. H. MAIR, Auctioneer

inspected Tuesday,

Prince Rupert Daily News

3

Tuesday, November *. 1982

j - <~ihtlin eneinnae oe

Women Force Modern Trend
In Packaging For Shoppers

All jokes to the contrary, what

is on a woman's mind is of vital

a pd, mer ae cs a . Kitwanga in connection with the importance to Canadian busi-

Satitines tr tee near “dl 4vINg children’s dental clinie. On Nov. nesemen Instead of distrusting

Mg ar ure 27 he will be in Usk for the same women opinions they have de-

purpose veloped a heaithy respect ~_

will be held in Prd dae Ri = Mrs. C. Granger, accompanied think and they have done so
Nov. 26. ot 8 pm, Officers i oy 8d Soe cette te fe Wee wlenkttie: sus —

the season will be eleciod ° 108 Liddle, has returned from Prince Go; sumer research, as it is

. . we Rupert where her daughter, called téelis Canadian business

A tommnlthen ot tha cecies Linda, is in hospital. whether milady selects that

‘otuinee's . ern : a. ‘ tricky looking packagé with the

rior branch of the B.C. Schoo! Comfort in the Community

branc new recipe or whether she
prefers hers round or square, as
well as a host of other facts
about her buying habits

From such studies, new ideas
for more effective and more in-
formative packaging were de-
veloped: packaging designed for
small families where waste is a
problem: packaging to assure
freshness and packaging which
stresses convenience. Today's
housewife shops with her
and buys what looks good but she
ig also extremely conscious of
packaging for sanitation and
cleanliness

The ladies interviewed placed
food items at the
of things they lked to buy

 

in

protective packages. Baby’s cloth- }
‘ing the ladies.

next. for ob-

ing and toys came

i veys show

 

top of the list |

vious reasons. Household articles|900r by Mis. W. H. Hill, Worthy |
like linens and towels were third | Mistress of the lodge.

“1

Be

|

and clothing fourth. They con- |

Sider it important that

things as blouses, men’s shists | Mrs.

and sheer hosiery be packaged

Although the housewife is | Rudolph: homecooking—-Mrs. R. Kathleen

still the “king pin” shopper of
the family, the surveys reveal

such | were:

that she no longer does all the |

family food buying. Her hus-
band or children often trail
along with her and they greatly
influence her buying.

Men like the convenience
self-service stores but the sur-
they do a lot more
impulse buying than their wives.
The males are inclined to spend
more, buy larger quantities and
succumb to the temptation of ex-
otic food items which may catch
the eye.

Junior is getting in his say
too, according to consumer stud-
jes. A recent survey showed that

77 per cent of women sLoppers |
request |

bought something at the

of their small iry. Cockies,

Many Guests Attend Bosse

successful and colorful! Pouring were Mrs. H. Smith
bazaar was staged recently in «Nd Mrs. W. J. Moorehouse and
ithe Civie Centre by the Ladies Serviteurs were Mrs. W. Way,
|Orange Benevelent Association. Mrs. J. Flewin, Mrs. F. Willson,
| Many guests were received at the | Mrs. J. Feasby and Mrs. A. Lien.
Cashier was Mrs. Heise. In the

| kitchen were Mrs. J. McRae, Mrs.
In charge of the various stalls; W-. Field, Mrs. E. Carlson and

sewing—Mrs. A. McNeil; | Mrs. F. Gladdish
V. Morrison; drawings— Prize winners were Mrs. Mar-
|Mrs. E. A. Evans, Mrs. B. C.' garet Bell, grocery hamper:
Majore. doll; Mrs.
B. Skinner, Mrs. H. Paulson; Elizabeth Thomson, cake: Mrs.
candy—Mrs. A. J. Croxford; past! N. Cornish, vanity set; Mrs.
minstress’ stall—Mrs. J. Johan- James Robertson, doilie; Mrs.
json and Mrs. H. Killin. J. Krause, chocolates.

j

of |

crackers, candies and soft drinks |

were typical of these purchases.
All these facts and more, mod-

ern business is learning by ask-

TEA :
Just |

NEWS ADS get RESULTS

 

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PRE-

Pa

 

 

 

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Nightgown
PANTIES
BLACK SLIPS

ANNETTES

Reg. Values to $9.95

Slip

Nightgowns and Pajama

Sea Pena aega aang egagaaanneae es ae,

“iNylon Hose

pair.

CHRISTMAS |

4 Only Fur Fabric

Shortie Coats «=
DRESSES

| SKIRTS
|, Evening Skirt

 

Taffetas, crepes, corduroy velvets, satins, sq@mi-
formals and formals. Reg. values to $32.50.

Gabardine and Wools. Sizes 12 to 20. All colors. ’

In taffeta dirndl style.
Regular value to $5.95.

In Taffeta and Trico. All colors. Sizes
32 to 38. Reg. values to $5.95.

Rayon. Sizes 36 and 38 only.
Maize, Blue and Pink. Reg. $3.95.

Regular values to $2.50.

Pre-Xmas $ Day ° tH
iH
Nvion Taffeta and Nylon Trico. |
Pre-Xmas $ Day °
it
Built-up shoulders, lace trimmed. | 00
Sizes S-M-L. Pre-Xmas $ Day
Flannelette.
§ Regular price $3.50.
Pre-Xmas $ Day
i

Overstocked on Named Brands, 15
Denier and 30 Denier. Every pair
perfect.

=e. SSSR KR CRAKE ESTHER AREAS P88e 2 ees se) Re eonet

HANDBAGS

Ankle Socks
Slacks and Strides

|| Housecoats
Lounging Pajama

These and many more outstanding values—and qin bannd too, at

nnelle Mansell’ LADIES WEAR

OTHERS FOLLOW

Some with shouderstrap.
Reg. values to $6.95.

100 per cent pure wool. Reg. value 85c
Colors: wine, brown, green.

Rayon Jerseys, Sheers and Nylon.
Reg. values to $14.95. Pre-Xmas $ Day

" 1

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$39.50.
Pre-Xmas $ Day

$25.00
sare $5.00
pce SA

$3.00 |
$3
$2

 

 

Pre-Xmas $ Day

Pre-Xmas $ Day

Dark seamed.
Pre-Xmas $ Day—Pair

$100

42 eo.

3.00
$1.00
5,00
3.00
5.00

Pre-Xmas $ Day

 

 

Pre-Xmas $ Day. _2 for

In Gabardine. All
colors. Reg. values to
$9.95 pair.

Pre-Xmas $ Day

 

 

to $22.50.
Satins and Crepes
Regular values
Pre-Xmaqs $ Day

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