3-
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
'
i
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Tuesday,
June
12,
1951
Aid.
Casey
Dorothy
Mason,
Sixteen,
Dies
oca
NO
SHEAR
Pit)
and
PERSONAL
Resigns
as
Works
Head
Dorothy
Mason,
16-year-old
,
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,
.
11
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i
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am
uufmiin
M
WW
r.
-
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t
H
.
Vplma
Orav.
no
fixed
address.
utiugiibct
Ul
mi.
an
Mason,
passed
away
Sunday
In
was
sentenced
by
Police
Magis
Regular
Moose
meeting,
Tuesday,
June
12,
8
p.m.
(137c)
the
Prince
Rupert
uenerai
nos-
IIATUH
Let
w
ifaow
roa
tbt
oc
pttcntsd
propcllar
ciwck,
trate
W.
D.
Vance
in
ponce
court
tn
three
months
in
Prince
George
iu.
uwurge
a.
uasey
nas
re-
pjlai
where
she
had
Been
signed
as
chairman
of
the
board
natlent
for
a
week.
Sidewalk
And
Fence
Cedar
At
Attractive
Prices
jail.
She
was
charged
with
vag
ta
9utboxd
motors
miuim
tcoooth.
troubW-(rc
pf
-
vi
of
works,
city
council
of
Prince
Deceased
was
born
In
Port
Es-
Dimoit
Ua
1p
1nnnn
fn.
Unn
,
.
.
,
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i
t-
,
toiuact.
Here
bow
tt
worm:
Dto
tw
rluobeu
t.Wl
I
rancy.
nt
ta
obstruct)
oa.
the
ptopclMc
iatoatUKlly
V
-
1
d'sngci;
but
tto
motor
purr
ao.
At
moo
w
rt"
IeVw'
-T:-l
cleti.
the
prop
I
let
itcrutuat
aod
m'rt
oo
tow
wit.
"
xUK.v.
iic
10
leaving
iui
o-
singion
ana,
Desiacs
ner
couver
to
receive
medical
treat-
s
survived
by
a
sister,
Lorna,
and
merit,
fnr
his
pvps
whirr
a
r
k-i-....
Um.rina
UoHrirlc
Salt
Lake
fcrrv
running
Stop
ia
te4r
o4
Mt
thm
biw
FUmbtw
Outbotr4
every
Sunday
starting
at
it
nlni.,l..
;
.
-
Selling
fur
without
a
licence
brought
a
conviction
but
suspended
sentence
for
Raymond
Magistrate
W
D.
Watson
by
Vance
in
city
police
court.
The
suspended
sentence
was
in
view
,
n,
email
amount
of
fur
In
oiuwiy
KuinB
uuiiu.
GeorEe
and
uary.
noon,
weather
permitting,
tin
tut
u.e
iiKutuiK
aiuciiimn,
.
.
The
luneral
uok
piace
ui.s
ai-
n
Via
.
a,
.1
1
i,-
By
"popular
demand"
the
a-a
"c
naa
uibcu
wen
toncu,
ion
v
temOOn
IrOrn
tnt
Cimpcl
Ul
cue
at
all
down-hearted,
because,
he
B.C.
Undertakers
with
Pastor
fiQVO
ha
hoa
Lai.i.p..
.aaon
t
.
M
:
,
.
i
r.
.
'
1
nnnl
TnK.
nlnv
"B-.autv
from
Ashes,
Your
Dealer:
GRANT
&
NEWTON
B.C.
Distributors:
Purves
E.
Ritchie
&
Sons
Ltd.
658
Hornby
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
PHONES:
116,
117
or
58
volved
and
the
fact
that
waison
which
features
conditions
and
t
,
vvj
rawcetfc
01
tne
run
uusyu
av-
,
.llt
U
..,.!
had
had
no
previous
convicuuna.
iicyc
wic
upauuun
win
uc
uf
ernacle
OlllCiaung
results
of
mission
work
in
Japan,
again
was
presented
in
the
cesslul.
It
is
a
cataract
ol
the
eye
which
has
slowly
caused
his
l
I
Iff
C7
Jlbert
&
McCaffery
I
I
IMITFn
1
Jimelu
I
United
Church
Hall
sunaay
evening.
The
presentation
was
well
attended.
a
Attention
Oddfellows,
Re-
R
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
ECIPES
Ideal
urows
With
Rupert
bekahs
and
sojourning
members
and
REPAIR
WORK
Memorial
service
will
De
nera
vision
to
blur,
that
Aid.
Casey
seeks
to
have
removed.
At
last
night's
council
meeting,
the
veteran
board
of
works
chairman
said
he
would
still
be
willing
to
serve
on
the
board,
but
he
asked
that
his
chairmanship
of
the
housing
committee
also
be
relieved.
Council
members
expressed
their
well-wishes.
Aid.
Don
Fitch
was
appointed
Another
industry
which
has
grown
and
expanded
with
the
irrnwth
of
Prince
Rupert
since
SEE
pnnital
of
Honan
pro-
at
8
p.m.-
Tuesday,
June
u.
Place:
Oddfellows'
Hall.
1137c)
m,.
nnarri
nf
Rfhnol
Trustees
dand
J-araJe
m
China,
has
had
a
Jew-ony
since
1183.
the
vne
end
end
01
of
World
wunu
War
wai
II
LL
Is
in
iu
Ideal
i
w
,
,
i
,v,
ho
rennpsu
that
Darents
enroll
all
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
MEDITERRANEAN
SALAD
i2
cup
ripe
olives
1
cup
cooked
lima
beans
V4
cup
thin
onion
rings
IVi
cups
shredded
lettuce
y2
cup
mayonnaise
1
tablespoon
lemon
Juice
y2
teaspoon
salt
Salad
greens
for
garnish
Paprika
r.hm
thp
lima
beans
and
com
C7
completed
their
eighth
year
of
:
beginners
for
the
IalJrn
l
operations
June
1,
1951.
.
the
nearest
school
on
Thursday,
Welk
"highest
honours
us
new
chairman
of
the
works
jror
inn
Hutro
Krauoner.
manager
ana
juiic
,
s""
chairman
of
the
housing
must
.be
six
years
oi
Children
since
19.
owner
of
the
plant
November
M
1951
.
tc
be
to
age
by
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1936
Nishga
Wedding
Ceremony
Draws
Crowd
and
Interest
manaee
the
drv
cleaning
depart-
;
eB"
-
with
husky
chunks
of
ripe
bine
U111C
Willi
lino"
'
"
..
j
j
j
l.tiiii
onrl
and
ment
of
the
Pioneer-Canadian
S.
D.
Johnslon,
well-known
olive8
ghredd-ed
lettuce
A
street
band
procession
foi-1
lowed
the
wedding
Saturday
I
i
C
I
afternoon
at
3:30
when
Jacob
LOT
o3ICS
crisp
onion
rings
before
adding
laundry.
Mr.
Kraupner
is
noi
insurance
man,
has
been
new
in
the
dry
cleaning
business
ynted
as
magistrate
for.
since
graduating
from
the
.''
..,.,,
.
,,,or
fr,,m
th.
the
dressing.
J
215
1st
Avenue
West
Phone
I
i
;tSv5'
t00!!
Confirmed
Slice
olives
from
pits,
combine
with
lima
beans,
onion
rings
and
wyce
was
joinea
in
matrimony
to
Miss
Peggy
Lillian
Oosnell
at
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel.
Senior
Captain
W.
C.
Poulton
Institute
of
Technology
of
Cal-
provincial
secretary,
read
gary
in
chemistry
for
laundry
cily
meeting
la-.t
and
dry
cleaning
operators
in
n-
ht
j,
Johnslon
wm
be
mag-1011
h.
hn
held
manaeerial
ii
.,..
in
thp
lettuce.
Blend
mayonnaise,
lem
Aid.
T.
B.
B'.ack,
finance
was
the
officiating
clergyman.
on
Juice
and
salt,
and
toss
wim
bean
mixture.
Serve
on
garnished
salad
plates.
Sprinkle
tops
Mfiiii:
.
.
.,-,
-
istraw:
in
pvinuc
--vun.
positions
with
several
companies
a)3ence
0f
police
Magistrate
W.
in
British
Columbia
and
Alberta.
D
Vance.
'
Since
1943
Ideal
Cleaners
and
with
paprika.
own
village,
was
iea
Dy
me
Aiyansh
Silver
Harmonic
Band!
10.
block
38'
section
5.
to
under
the
direction
of
Ben
i
Hazel
Ouyatt
for
$250.
w
n..
.u.j
Lots
13
and)
14,
blk.
1.
section
2,
AMPTKNTT
MANUSCRIPTS
Laundry
have
added
in
equipment
totalllnE
$28,000.
In
1946
Best
Wishes
jviuiiiu.
llic
uanu
niaiuncu
iuii
.
a
lBiindrv
was
Installed.
Growth
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel,
led,
O.
W
Charleton
lor
J70U.
'
"
.
.
.
.
Lots
Inti
15
.
dnri
and
1A
16.
blk.
.!lr
1
1,
section
Rwnr
of
the
plant
can
perhaps
be
best
2,
hv
the
Rnval
Canadian
Mounted
guaged
by
figures.
to
Robert
McBride
for
$700.
CANTERBURY,
England
H
Pages
of
ancient
illuminated
manuscripts
found
on
Consistory
and
Archdeaconary
court
records
have
been
turned
over
to
the
Dean
and
Chapter
of
hurv.
Some'
of
the
documents
'Of
Natives
Wmnr
(e
f
crr
.
In
1943
there
were
live
em
Lota
21
and
22.
blk.
1.
section
2.
no
ifcret
that
whit
clothe
Dlovees:
in
1950.
35
people
found
to
N.
McGlashan
for
$700.
"mint"
fnr
a
tournament
'
In
rr
rr
e
IT
nil
JjJ-lI
The
last
three
sales
wers
sub
Police,
to
Third
Avenue
where
the
wedding
party
was
met
at
the
Commodore
Rooms
The
group
consisted
of
the
parents
of
the
groom,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Nyce,
the
bride
and
groom,
year-round
employment
at
Ideal.
In
1943
wages
paid
totalled
nlaver
and
they
must
be
Fred'
McKay
of
(ireenville
Expresses
(loodwill
to
Columbia
Cellulose.
ject
to
ex-servicemen's
rebat?,
were
dated
before
the
Norman
wktlt.
1
use
Knckitt's
Blue
in
Aid.
Black
reported.
conquest
'nme
water
to
prevent
any
Applications
of
Himan
Mork
the
me
Pn
oarents
ui
of
the
orme,
m
,l,iv
of
a
vellow
tinRe
and
nurchase
lot
11.
blk,
21.
sec
$1,-342.57;
In
1950,
$55,616.59.
Volume
of
production
has
increased
by
more
than
300
per
cent,
says
Mr.
Kraupner.
The
manager
has
been
a
mem-iwr
nf
the
Junior
Chamber
of
.iihM
are
alwaya
aafe
from
ana
Mrs.
r-u
uumku,
vui..
.
,
,.
On
behalf
of
all
the
people
of
the
Naas
River,
Fred
McKay,
bandmaster
of
the
Greenville
Concert
Ear.d
and
chief
councillor
of
'his
village,
today
ex-
with
groomsmen
Simon
Calder,
,
tllU'
1
,
,
.
.
.1..
i
n
tful
cbemiiala.
Out
of
the
blue
L
the
whitest
wiwh-and
Cu
S
":
AWinyMcAKry:,-ctlon
1.
for
$300,
also
were
ac-
ta.,
whio
Pnrlnpv
Tait.
n;ld
,
cepted.
I
Commerce
uommerce
lor
for
10
iu
years;
ycaio,
u
of
the
u
iit'i
Blue
ciiata
juHt
a
few
a
month!"
pressed
best
wishes
to
ine
loi-Senior
body
for
four
years,
and
umbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
fjr
the
U..
.
.
Ann.ic.-.rttlir
aettvo
in
.
.
:
c
..Innf
nt
n
Rodney
Robinson,
and
bridesmaids
Mrs.
Olive
Scodane,
Evan-seline
Gosnell,
Vesta
Woods,
:3U
iiiiB
utwii
Lwuiflvi.,iv.j
v..,
'
iuiure
Opt'lanuil
fjl
lis
JJifl"v
u
'ted
Tag
Day
Helps
Watson
Island.
vireinla
Alexander.
Lena
Azak,
tne
community,
nc
is
o
mcuiuci
of
the
tourist
council
department
of
Trade
and
Industry
and
a
Vrat,
Parkine,
Crating
Gyro
Swim
Pool
representative
of
American
The
statement
of
Mr.
McKay
indicated
the
Keen
interest
that
the
native
population
is
taking
in
the
industrial
development
of
the
district.
M
McKav
hoped
that
his
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
vbpping
and
General
fruff
and
Storage
jiffc,
Reliable
and
Effl-
Automobile
Association.
Assistant
to
Mr.
Kraupner
is
W.
H.
Fudger.
his
son-in-lav.',
Doreen
MacMlllan,
Christine
Azak
and
Eva
Moore.
.
Following
tne
weading
ceremony
the
Aiyansh
Harmonic
Silver
Band
played
a
selection
while
the
register
was
being
tone
and
then
conducted
the
Net
receipts
of
the
Gyro
Club
t.ae
dav.
Saturdav.
were
'$250.
I
For
Outside
Orders
Phon
133
This
will
help
pay
off
the
bal
who
wno
has
nas
held
nem
the
vnc
position
iju-iuuh
of
en
..
the
Make
your
choice
now
from
our
large
stock
of
lovely
Ladies"
Shoes!
people
people
rrrtght
nng'nt
be
oe
able
buichi
to
hci
help
gineer
and
superintendent
of
the
the
company
in
its
opera
.ions.
r
Sfrvlce.
Also
agents
for
idian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
Jxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
;ng
supplies.
ance
Of
$1,500
still
owing
on
tne
swimming
pool
in
McClymont
park
built
by
the
Gyros
two
years
ago
for
$10,000.
The
club
had
$5,000
when
it
wedding
party
and
guests
to
the
Hollywood
Cafe
.
for
the
wedding
banquet.
Constable
Home
of
the
RCMP
piani
since
iau-
n.
-uubv
a
member
of
the
Kinsmen
Club
In
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Kraupner
says
that
his
INDSAY'S
CARTAGE
STORAGE
LIMITED
handled
handled
the
the
traffic
tranic
capably
capauiy.
scrvjces
services
COvcr
cover
all
all
communities,
commuinues.
at.r1
and
tv-ininc.
mining
nnprnt.innfi
operations
Raised
light
and
tender
with
new
fast
DRY
YeastI
I
ocgan
me
projeci.
me
i
:
One
hundred
and
twenty
guests
!
borrowed.
In
two
years
the
debt
.0gging
sat
at
the
banquet,
and
were
j
has
almost
been
settled.
I
on
the
QUeen
Charlotte
Islands,
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
1910
Phones
GO
and
68
representative
oi
vne
nign
lagger
in
inc
uj
.
the
northern
district
or
u.o.
as
people
of
the
Naas,
the
Tslmp-
Louise
Wood,
who
collected
$48.44
far
as
AUin,
as
far
south
as
Port
There's
a
new
twist
in
dounhnuti
a
new
thrill
in
all
your
baking!
Say
goodbye
to
perishable
yeast
ieans
of
the
coast,
the
Haiaas
at
th
Past
Office.
Others
par-
Hardy
Hardy
a
and
east
as
far
as
Van-
A
Complete
Range
of
Colors
and
Sizes
fashion
footwear
Fleischmann
a
Fast
Rising
Ury
Yeast
keeps
lull
strenRih
i
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
ana
me
ticlpating
in
the
tag
day
were
derh00f
derhoof.
Kltiksheams
of
the
Skeena
jeanctte
Cloutier,
Helen
Olsen,,
you
use
it
fast-acting
areas.
Gerald
Desoutels,
Tayte
McNiece,
City
Must
when
you
use
it
Oet
a
fean
Baths
Speeches
of
appreciation
and
Frances
Rowe,
Ralph
welck,
welcome
were
made
by
Peter
,
Noeland
Brechin,
Frank
Anfield,
i
km
.nil
HpnrV
n
.
1
.
TT"
...
A
P.nrrlnn
T
1
!
(TT1
M
r
s
s?rs
O
X
I
dozen
packages
h
keeps
in
your
cupboard!
Nyce
anu
r,ii
uuontn.
.
hiur
ruiwiu,
uuiu-n
MacDonald
was
-master
of
cere-;
Robert
Jensen,
Joanne
Way,
Lor-
.
1
T
I
f
1
1
Prosecute
monies.
raine
jacasun,
ijcuumu
um-
OPEN
!noon
to
12
midnite
Phone
658
raw
3rd
Ave.
and
8th
St.
.The
Dlaving
of
the
Aiyansh
flths,
Arthur
Parent,
Judy
uoya.
Harmonic
Silver
Band
drewlPauy
Faulkner.
Jimmy
Faulk-
A
letter
from
the
Deputy
At-
manv
favorable
comments
irom
ncr,
Patricia
rierce,
loiiicy-wci.c.n.
.o
Allen,
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
In
Um
large
crowds
of
spectators
son,
Roy
Sieber,
Derek
who
lined
the
streets
of
fhe
Florence
Adams,
Oerold
Boulter,
handling
prosecutions
in
police
..
.
.
tnn
.
n
r
i
.
r-n,lrlei.n
PfMirt.
i
.
Immediate
vicinuy
uuuhr
Larry
toy.
anu
oumi
r.
.
Only
'trivial
oases
should
ce
nvrn
n.
eslricnt.
Don
Forward,
parade
and
ceremony
n
,i
felt
felt
thP
the
returns
returns
were
were
"very
very
gra
grati-
prosecuted
by
ponce,
tne
litte.
progecutlonSi
for
which
the
municipality
'is
Ann
T'ri
ltkP
tn
thank
the
JVZ
jot,
he
added.
"Often
undesirable
situations"
M,vt
m-nipet.
Mr.
Forward
has
thom.oiuac
th
lpt.t-r
lo
jbanu
DOUGHNUT
TWISTS
Plans
for
a
novelty
squieiln
mlnd
jor
me
uyros
is
urei.-
said
when
a
policeman
is
botn,
dance
to
be
held
in
the
Armory
j
tlon
of
bathhouses
at
the
75-foot
prosecutor
and
witness
as
well.
m
June
23,
were
lormuiau-u
"y
p?ol.
Tne
pool
is
now
open
mm
Tn9
letter
was
reieneu
Dy
cny
Mic
Soroptimist
Club
of
Prince
j
un(icr
supervision
when
weather
councii
iast
night
to
the
police
'.
-i
outinct
hpM
at
the
.,n
onrf
iimuini
committee,
the
'home
of
Mrs.
M.
O.
Kullander.
cnairman
or
wnicn
ia
mu.
uuu6-
r-nnoll
as
Frizzell.
Old
time
music
and
a
canei
lor
the
sets
will
be
available.
Club
President,
Mrs.
Irene
..--.-.
nAilf9
See,
our
display
of
Kroehlcr
Chesterfields
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
"hone
17
for
Order
To
Take
Out
u.jim
odern
riances
dances
will
will
be
De
inier
'f
"
Bushaw.
will
attend
the
T.B.
IfEHIl
MVi
i..
At
.n..nm
nanrinu.
.,
i
,
i
i
-1
Vf.nv
v
ihev
ret
"cold"
in
the
bck
sporsed
wnn
uie
gPai
convention
Deing
neia
a,
well
apart,
on
lightly-floured
cookie
sheets;
grease
tops.
Cover
and
let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Carefully
lift,
a
few
at
a
time,
into
shortening
that
has
been
heated
lo
3(."
hot
enough
to
brown
a
cube
of
day-old
bread
in
60
seconds.
When
under
sides
are
browned,
turn
and
cook
second
sides.
Care
'
fully
lift
from
fat
and
drain
on
absorlent
paper.
Coat
with
a
mixture
of
fruit
sugar
and
cinnamon
or
brush
hot
doughnuts
with
the
following
syrup:
Heat,
stirring
until
the
sugar
dissolves,
1
c
granulated
sugar,
14
c
butler
or
margarine
and
Vi
c
water;
simmer
5
niins..
then
stir
in
I
tsp.
vanilla;
keep
hot
over
boiling
water
if
syrup
becomes
too
sugary,
stir
in
a'
little
boiling
water
and
heat
to
boiling
point.
Yield
S
doten
doughnuts.
Sole:
Dough
may
bt
ruf
'i!
an
orthodox
doughnut
culler;
fry
the
doughnuts
and
the
"holes".
.
Scald
12
milk-
V2
8'nu-lated
augar,
lt2
tsps.
salt
and
c
ahortening:
ctKil
to
lukewarm.
Meanwhile,
lm-asure
into
a
lar?e
bowl
IA
c.
lukewarm
water,
1
lsj.
granulated
augar;
stir
until
sugar
is
dissolved.
Sprinkle
with
1
envelope
Heisrhmann's
last
Rising
Dry
Yeast.
Let
stand
10
minutes,
THEN
atir
well.
Add
cooled
milk
mixture
and
stir
in
2
well-hraten
eggs
and
1
tsp.
vanilla.
Stir
in
2
c.
once-sifted
bread
llnurfe
beat
until
smooth.
Work
in
2t4
c.
(about)
once-sifted
bread
flour.
Knrad
on
liglttly-floured
Imard
until
snumth
and
elastic.
Place
in
greased
bowl
and
grease
top
of
dough,
tiover
and
set
in
a
warm
place,
free
from
draught.
Let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Punch
down
dough
and
mil
out
into
a
rectangle.
l2
thick:
loosen
dough;
roll
again
lo
l2"
thickness.
Cut
into
strips
7"
long
ami
V2
wide.
Fold
strips
in
half,
twist,
then
pinch
ends
together.
Arrange,
Dress
will
be
strictly
lniormai
u.
Vanc0Uver
In
June
a
"ham-dance
moae
or
the
kidneyr
eaailyl
That'a
why
tliouaanda
keep
Dr.
Chaae
'a
Kidney-Lirer
Piila
alwaya
on
hand.
For
thia
reliabM
remedy
ia
like
two
treatments
in
one
worka
fatter
to
relieve
painful
baekachea
ue
to
faulty
kidneya.
Dr.
Chaae
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
lommodore
Cafe
'unotttu
einen
A
report
on
tne
oorupuim
Scholarship
to
a
High
School
girl
student
was
received.
This
year
the
award
goes
to
Miss
Luella
.,.i-,oirf
onH
was
nresented
a
Bam
you
ch
depe4
on.
51
BR.CHASESI
At
Catholic
Hal'
tea
and
home,
cooking
sale,
June
14.
commencing
at
2:30
p.m.
In
evening,
final
tournament
card
party,
prize-
m-
Call
363
let
Us
Svwiu
(joux
by
Mrs.
Willa
Ray,
a
past
president
of
the
club.
Mrs.
G.
C.
Ham
will
be
the
Soroptimist
representative
on
t,ho
Women's
Co-Ordlnating
fun
BETTER
.
.
.
giving
and
ranie,
commencins
at
8
p.m.
Past
Mistresses
L.O.B.A.
sale
of
homecooking
and
candy,
June
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
ltf.
1
Girl
Guide
Tea
and
Sale.
Annunciation
Hall
June
16.
Queen
Mary
I.O.D.E.
tea.
June
21,
Mrs.
F.
Thornton's,
400
4th
West.
2-5.
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
Soroptimist
Novelty
Square
Dance,
June
25.
i-anarfian
Lezlon
Auxiliary
tea.
homecooking
sale.
Legion
Hall.
June
28.
1
i
CongratuiationS
Columbia
VbELLULOSE
ORMES
;lh.e
Pioneer
Druggist
Women's
Coordinating
Tea,
Sept.
20.
Let
us
see
to
your
car's
needs,
through
regular
check-ups
on
Tires,
Battery,
Radiator
and
Crankcasc
Superior
Auto
Service
4
-miuiiV
You
Know
PHONE
174
Pnr
Rrnnirn
and
Alterattona
Catholic
Fall
Bazaar,
octoDer
3
and
4.
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
20.
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale,
November
15.
153r
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
Smilh&ElkinsUd.
RtrTT0C
STUucBAKER
ond
AUSTIN
UtALtlii
Cathedral
Bzaar,
November
17.
"fUlit
Thlrd
Avenue
Bt
Farlj
Green
217
PO.
Box
274
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
No-
I
vember
29.
,