Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
TMfsdsy.
'
Jure
14,
1951
Friday
Saturday
and
&
PAY
ME
Specials
,
,
,
;
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Household
Needs
Ladies
&
Children's
Wear
Meh's
&
Boys'
Wear
IT
ft.:
w
,-
f
v-v
V
SPUN
NYLON
SOCKS
FOR
CHILDREN
izes
6
to
8V2.
Reseda,
Yellow,
Pink,
Blue,
White.
2'1-OQ
LADIES'
NYLON
HOSE
51
Gauge,
15
Denier,
First
Quality
Evening
Sheer.
Fully
fashioned.
New
shades.
Special
1.49
p"
SILK
SLIPS
Nylon
Nel
Trim
All
White.
Nvlon
net
trim
and
Lace
trim.
32
to
40,
2-95
GIRLS'
RAYON
PANTIES
TIT
.
.
i
M
;
-''-
mdZJ$
1,.
MEN'S
SOCKS
.
Nylon
and
Wool
and
Nylon.
Lastcx
tops.
Short
style.
Assorted
colours
1.00
p"-
BOYS'
BLUE
JEAnT
Sizes
a
to
16
years.
Zipper
fostenina
2.79
MEN'S.
GABARDINE
S
ODD.
LINES
All
good
colours.
Well
tailored.
Sizes
30
to
36.
Leg
lengths
finished
free
of
charge.
12-95
BOYS'
PANTS
,
Cotton
Tweeds
and
Denims
up
to
3.45
pair.
6
to
1
2
years,
Cleorinn
q
1.98
p"
Men's
Broadcloth
Pyjamas
Assorted
plain
shodes
broadcloth,
contrasting
trim.
All
sizes.
3.95
SUNNIWEB
CRYSTAL
SHEER
CURTAIN
FABRIC
46
inches
wide.
Oyster,
Nile,
Champa
igne,
Dusfy
Roc.e
98c
MILL
ENDS
BED
SHEETING
700
yards
Unbleached
Sheeting
ot
less
than
today's
cost.
Good
lengths
b
to
1
5
yards.
73"
and
82"
vide.
79c
95c
1.20
BLEACHED
bed
sheets
Good
quality,
hemmed
ready
to
use.
63
inches
by
90
inches.
6.95
f
'
BLEACHED
BED
SHEETS
FINGER
TIP
-TOWELS
And
HAND
TOWELS
3""
l.oo
JANUARY
IN
JUNE
Calgartans
battled
and
splashed
their
way
tc
work
last
wt-k
through
the
worst
blizzard
to
hit
the
city
in
.the
month
of
June.
Over
16
inches
of
wet
snow
blanketed
the
city.
This
photo
.shews
a
man
vainly
trying
to
keep
tip
with
the
dc-.r.iail
with
his
shovel
while
other
citizens
alip
and
slide
to
.their
office
.CP
PHOTO.
Lace
trimmed.
Good
quality.
Sizes
10
to
14.
nr
39C
Pai
cisienqeri
4-PLY
FINGERING
WOOL
10
shades.
Pure
wool
yarn..
2-oi.
Skeins
for
Qc
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
.
iFrom
Vancouver
Wednesdays
Mr.
Adams,
Mrs.
Titcombe,
K.j
Jacobson.
Mr.
W
indsor,
J.
V.
!
Ma.'Kae
Mrs
E
Nu
holson.
R.
'
Lumb,
H.
Thompson,
E!
Thorap-,
son.
Man
Muw,
F.
Collier.
M.
Yamota.
K.
Yamoia,
Muka
Mimjo.
J
Shek.
Mr.
Sprinkle,
SEE
WINDOW
FOR
OTHER
ITEMS
.
NOT
ADVERTISED
FRASER
&
PAYNE
In
all
that
has
been
said
during
the
past
few
days
concerning
local
developmenis,
whatever
was
heard
about
the
fisheries
came
as
both
tlmoiy
and
deserved.
We
hail
the
new
Mr
M-
ir
Mr.
McMillan.
i
Ft
cm
Sand-spit'
Wednesday
G
ft
iioiey,
L.
O.
Gomien.
J.
Kertta.
1
Paimer.
O.
Carlson,
O.
&rifi.
Nir.
Martinson,
C.
MONTREAL
Educational
FAITHFUL
VISITORS
;
NCT
ENCUCH
CHULJ
era
we
salute
the
dawn
01
of
1
To
V:K-s.-er'
V
eanesaay
j
wM
war.
But
what
sort
of!
V
itmmer
Manhood
Restored
PL
boards
were
urged
to
place
Greek
INDIAN
head,
Bask,
w
uus
capltown
(CPi-Ci:;;.
on
the
school
curriculum
in
a
Eichr.4,
confined
to
a
hospital
Capetown
prefer
girls,
li
resolution
passed
by
the
Hu-
bed,
has
at
least
two
visitors
and
boys
too-trf
if
manitles
Association
of
Canada,
every
day.
They
are
his
two
dogs
supply.
Couples
waniin?
an
organization
formed
to
stim-
who
place
their
pw
on
the
win-
opt
child
-en
must
wait
u
ulate
interest
in
ancient
and
dew
sill
to
Rreet
their
master
and
fr
a
Rlrl
and
one
year
to:
an
Off
J
now.
had
tne
weatherbeaten
'fleets,
comin?
and
going
through
the
long
years,
never
existed?
C&uaffl
P.
Mover.
J
Taato,
A.
D:?:jr..
i
M:Ka
To
Vir.couvei
Tjday
D.
C.
?:vs!jri
Mkt
P.
Gown.
ft.
long
'as
16
months.
It
was.
In
I
j
IhU
time
that
five
men
had
.
i
children
In
marriages
that
had
!
been
barren.
!
Why
the
rebound
occurred
is
k
mystery.
The
physicians,
com-i
pared
it
with
pruning
&
fruit
1
tree
which
is
not
producing
well.
Sharp
pruning
takes
it
!
out
of
production
for
a
time.
But
then
U
blossoms
out
again,
better
than
ever.
The
hormone
VANCOUVKR
P)
When
th;
President
Svngman
"R'nee
has'
newly-formed
Totem
Summer
mcdern
languages
and
literature,
se
how
h
getting
along.
""
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m
a
remu
ten
Thkcett.
H
Pdiiw.
O.
P.-ic-l,'
T
BjS5.
R
F.
N.Himo.
A
V
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DocKarld
E
P.
Latoy.
J.
E.
Wojd,
C.
fc.cfcardv
tTo
ui!ptt
TiKlay
Virs.
L.
E;e,
Mil
ifcmrig,
li.
Young.
Sex
Hormones
Make
Men
Fertile
Again
,
By
ALTON
L.
BLAKESLEE
been
warning
the
world
agaiiiit
j
Theatre
begins
in
its
open-air
(
a
"phony
peace."
Perhaps
it's
;
bowl
in
West
Vancouver
on
July
just
as
well
today
to
remember;
2,
one
of
the
finest
arrays
of
the
"phony
war"
talk
during
tlie
Canadian
talent
ever
gathered
!
early
stages
of
1940.
or
"live
theatre"'
here
will
be
.KEMGLO
ATLANTIC
CITY
(APi
A
sex
maw
work
in
the
same
wav.
smootlx
.
j
starting
an
eight-week
season,
hormone
treatment
has
made
clearing
out
the
bulk
of
ce'ls
One
is
tempted
to
wonder,
Producers
Thor
Arngrim
and
some
men
fertile
anain.
a:id
i
hr
nrnrhipp
snprm
Those
that!
For
Action
Aienise!
sometimes,
li
the
Vancouver
Stuart
Baker
are
responsible
for
.
!ome
of
them
have
become
fath-'
are
left
apparently
come
back
ci'.LMi
ino
years
&a
referred
the
all-Canadian
Summer
Stock
era.
i
with
new
viuor
Its
plastfc-li'te
surface
k
so
6eotrft
so
scrubbabk!
iu
rnuce
nuiifii
as
inai
m-
company.
The
method
was
reported"
in
i
The
hormone
treatment
Is
a'J-
an
exhibit
at
the
American
vi.sed
onlv
for
wine
men
who
wa.?n
village"
ever
minks
of
re-:
-It's
probably
a
most
ambl-roiisiderin'
his
judgment!
J
tious
plan,"
they
said,
'
but
we
TEETHING
TROUBLES
X
Brinf
,iitk
rH
,rrt"
.
are
sure
the
Vashtit
wilh
ordinary
soap
anil
water
otto
west,
can
.support
h
nro
M,,rr.,
t
Hor-to!
'
v.i..i.
t..-
The
New
York
Times
says
a
legitimate
theatre.
,
,
:Z
Z
T'X
...
v..
7.:-
-
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"I
Z.?n
T
l
as
you
like
you
cannot
mar
Imely
Kem-Glm
heavy
percentage
of
collee
i
'
We
are
trying
to
establish
an-graduates
thia
year
are
not
so
other
source
of
employment
for
lough,
trrubbuble
surface.
Grease
and
Mains
ip
miliar
with
the
map
of
the
Canada's
talent
there's
plenty
away
with
a
dump
cloth.
I
-
with
BbT
Own
lihlrU.
am
a(
,.t
liuw
fbln,
ul
Ij
V
V
nioiM
t
'
was
ted
States.
And
there
never
of
it
and
we
hope
the
publi;
a
time
when
it
was
easier
will
be
as
enthusiast!;
about
it
And
youH
he
delighted
how
imootlily
and
in
ertct.
Get
p
to
Become
pt'rieciiy
acquainted,
as
ne
are.
easily
you
cn
flow
on
Kem-Glo
with
brmh
Donald
of
the
University
of
11-
men.
These
3ii
were
all
appar-linols
Collese
of
Medicine.
?
ntly
normal,
even
in
their
own
The
hormone
is
testosterone,
production
of
testosterone,
wl'.h
the
male
sex
hormone.
It
re-
no
apparent
reason
for
their
in-stored
fertility
in
23
of
33
men
fertility.
who
received
it.
Five
'
have
fathered
children.
j
All
38
were
low
in
iertilitv.i
NEW
AFRIKAANS
They
d.d
not
produce
enough
DICTIONARY
sperm,
the
male
sex
cells.
j
CAPETOWN
h
The
first
vol-
At
first,
the
injections
of
the
ume
of
th-'
big
Afrikaans
diction-
Plays
from
"Harvey"
to
"Born
Ye'terday"
are
scheduled
for
The
Festival
is
a
prize
attra:-
,
...
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K
-
?
'
Roller-Koaler.
No
hruxh
mark,
no
"lapj",
treaks.'
No
mixing
or
mussing;
you
jiut
llu
tion
yet
it
isn't
everything
Eng-
performance
with-
many
Cana-iland
has
to
offer.
There
are
clian
actors
listed
on
the
pla-
A.
i
sevenl
Prinee
Rupert
people
bill.
Among
them
will
be
Allan
alio
appear
to
think,
so
anyway.
Roughton,
Verlie
Cooter,
Hilda
Browne,
Babs
Hitchman,
John
hormones
actually
made
them
ary
embodying
the
letters
A,
B
and
start
painting.
I7ie
Miracle
tustre
Finish
enameon
your
new
refrgefifc!
.
mad
by
Hi
mokr
of
famv
KtM-tONt
Of
ail
vital
organs,
the
heart
Emerson,
Betty
Philips,
Walter
sterile.
Sperm
production
went
and
C
is
now
on
sale.
The
vol-ls
said
to
be
toughest.
We
ate
Marsh,
Ed.
MsNamara,
P
e
down
to
zero,
or
near
zero.
When
ume
has
614
pages
and
includes
told
it
beats
about
70
times
a
,
Dixon,
Frank
Lambrett-Bmiih
this
happened,
the
hormone
in-
hundreds
of
Afrikaan
words
minute,
or
mure
than
100.000
and
many
others.
.
.
jections
were
stopped.
j
which
so
far
have
not
appeared
nines
every
uay.
Ana
wnen
you
-
.
Then
an
unexplained
thing
In
dictionaries.
MODERN
DRUG
PLANT
'happened.
In
23
men,
the
pro-
KARACHI
tCP)
Pakistan
will
duction
of
sperm
rose
to
new
'
ETUNG!
JOHN
II..
BULGER
Ojjfonielrht
JoHn
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
'
Boiling
wt'r
Kill
not
lurm
KmiCti
It
it
rrUtnl
to
rr,
i'"1
"
"
KITCHEN
think
of
the
Rind
of
treatment
j
given
some
htirts,
the
orau
mikt
be
exceedingly
tough.
"
,
FIRST
CENSUS
The
first
general
census
of
Britain
and
Ireland
in
1801
showed
a
total
population
of
166,634
5,646.
r
li..-',
w.,r,
.l.ui
strain,
or
l'"y
tical
factory
which
will
manu-
a
few
months
to
72
weeks
to
LCNECN
(CP)
Golfer
Cliff1
facture
medical
specialties
by
happen.
But
their
production
Joriri
of
Sterling,
111.,
insured
up-to-date
processes.
The
fac-
rtoounded
to
double,
triple
or
himself
with
Lloyd's
of
Landjn
tory
is
Ibne
Sina
Laboratory,
even
a
CUO-per-cent
increase
against
making
a
hole
in
on?.
now
nekring
completion
in
aub-
over
what
it
had
been.
He
made
the
hole
and
then
j
urban
Landhi.
I
The
improvement
lasted
as
found
that
the
policy
had
lapsed
hr
holtrt
ihower.
Vur
biihrooa
n
i
i..
k.ni.rim
UI'
reiiny
pruin-iru
ij
non-poruus
eurfitre.
Kigm
uays
previously.
Keni-filo'.
."ft
lu.tr
finiJi
n-'1""'
Lwit-
iriwi
and
ZT
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f
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mr
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b.c.
payrolls"
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handy
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cooking
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Craftsmanship
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Type...
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Solve
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recipes.
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makes
It
ideal
for
baking,
cook-
WAVMJ,
.dy.-v,ihe,rtrfpr..
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or
beverages.
And
Pacific
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too!
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whips
easily
for
party
meals.
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pacific
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Printing
Co.
BESNF.H
BLOCK
Steam
Baths
OPEN
12
noon
to
12
midnife
Phone
658
Conwr
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
IH
GE
HALIBUT
This
great
fish
is
being
pre
laid
for
shipment
to
the
eastern
markets
at
one
Of
Prince
Rupert's
many
packing
plants.
Much
of
Prince
Rupert's
halibut
it
is
the
major
landing
port
of
the
British
Columbia
port
Is
consigned
east
in
the
fresh
state.
Much
also
goes
Into
the
big
cold
storage
plants
of
the
port.
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