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5
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Avenue
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ITINERARY
On
their
Canadian
tuur,
Princess
.1111
and
tilt
Duke
of
Edinburgh
will
arlve
at
Quebec
City
ril
the
Empress
uf
France
ami
travel
to
Ottawa
and
,.).
centres
by
train.
They
will
fly
fium
Windsor,
Out.,
lo
lsk;i.
in
nwlrwrn
Ontario,
thenee
to
Winnipeg;
then
by
ORMES
train
to
Retina,
Moose
Jaw,
Calgary
and
Vancouver.
HMC8
Crusader
will
take
them
to
Victoria
and
the
royal
couple
will
spend
a
three-day
holiday
at
an
undisclosed
spot.
They
wUl
return
to
Vancouver
on
the
Crusader
and
go
by
train
to
Edmonton.
From
Edmonton
they
will
fly
to
Saskatoon,
Fort
William
and
Port
Arthur,
then
to
Montreal.
They
will
fly
to
Washington
and
back
to
Montreal;
then
go
by
train
to
Fred-ericton.
Saint
John
and
Halifax;
by
air
to
Charlottetown.
They
will
go
on
HMCS
Ontario
to
Sydney,
N.S.,
and
St.
John's,
Nfld.,
then
home
on
Empress
of
Canada.
,
(CP
PHOTO)
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'eiianer
The
Pioneer
Druggists
S.
A.
Cheeseman,
who
Is
spending
the
school
holidays
in
Victoria,
and
Mrs.
Cheeseman,
had
an
experience
recently,
emphasizing
the
danger
of
the
prolonged
dry
spell.
While
out
for
an
afternoon
stroll
in
the
capital
city,
no
less
than
three
fires
broke
out,
caused
by
the
extreme
dryness
and
long
weeks
of
hot
weather.
PHONE
01
A
ili.liiipis!ii'(l
product
u
Ik
ItltlTINII
IIIIIIIIIM
IIIMIIIIIll
Co.
Lid.
LONDON
(CP)
Hardy
Amies,
London
couturier
chosen
by
Princess
Elizabeth
to
design
some
of
the
clothes
she
will
wear
on
the
Canadian
tour
with
Prince
Philip,
is
drawing
much
comment
from
London
fashion
writers.
One
of
the
youngest
of
London's
"Big
Ten"
of
fashion,
he
has
long
been
a
favorite
with
Canadian
buyers
and
the
sudden
royal
patronage
gives
added
interest
to
his
background.
Just
turned
40,
clean-shaven
and
dark-haired,
this
six-foot
bachelor
started
his
designing
career
by
a
turn
of
fate
experienced
by
few.
Early
familiar
with
the
inside
drive
in
style.
..for
less
per
mile!;
;11
DESSERT
PATTY
SHELLS
cups
corn
flakes
1
cup
sugar
cup
light
corn
syrup
teaspoon
salt
tablespoon
butter
or
!
of
a
fashion
salon
through
the
Vz
1
Needy
Served
Free
at
Market
VICTORIA.
B.C.
(CP)
Mrs.
employment
of
his
mother
by
a
court
dressmaker.
Amies
met
the
wife
of
a
director
of
Lachasse
;
another
of
the
Big
Ten
and
f,ave
such
a
graphic
description
margarine
i
teaspoon
vanilla
Measure
corn
flakes
into
greased
mixing
bowl.
Cook
sugar,
syrup,
salt
and
butter
over
direct
heat
to
temperature
of
236"F.
soft
ball
in
cold
water).
Remove
from'
heal:
add
vanilla.
Pour
hot
syrup
mixture
over
corn
flakes,
Barbara
Green
has
set
up
a
stail
in
city
market
where
she
distributes
donated
foodstuffs
to
needy
persons,
without
charge,
j
She
says
the
plan
in
which
''
commercial
firms
are
co-oper-
'
BC
IHXPOKT
!
stirring
so
that
each
flake
is
EXPORT
CANADIAN
WlllbKY
of
her
dress
that
it
was
later
relayed
to
the
lady
concerned.
I
As
a
result
Hardy
Amies
succeeded
Dig
by
Morton
as
designer
to
Lacha.se
when
Morton
retired
:
to
start
his
own
salon.
I
With
no
training
to
guide
his
early
career,
Amies
became
part
iof
the
world
of
silks
and
satins
and
still
laughts
at
his
own
sketches.
His
cutters
complain
they
are
"more
like
blueprints."
;
They
have,
however,
one
advantage.
The
designer
fears
nothing
j
Uuin
dress
pirates.
j
"If
anyone
can
copy
my
sketches."
he
said,
'
I
d
like
to
'
employ
them
myself
to
help
me."
coated.
Line
greased
muffin
pans
with
flakes
mixture,
pressing
firmly
into
patty
shapes
Serve
patty
shells
filled
with
fruit,
pudding
oi
ice
cream.
Yield:
7
patty
shells
(2'i
Inches
In
diameter
I
.
!
I
ating
has
proved
successful,
.and
she
would
like
to
see
it
operated
'
in
other
cities.
j
.
Cards
are
distributed
to
eligible
persons
by
the
city
welfare
department
and
nearly
all
have
I
been
used
to
get
supplies
from
!
Mrs.
Green's
stall,
j
In
one
day
Boy
Scouts
delivered
i
1
15
hampers
filied
with
fruit,
aiicnaeri
meat,
name
Daxuig,
butler,
eggs
and
other
goods.
About
BOU
!
pounds
of
tomatoes.
200
pounds!
of
beans,
crates
of
lettuce,
watermelons,
carrots,
apples,
cherries,!
s
n
V.
When
it
comes
fo
fun
on
four
wheels,
there's
nothing
fa
to
beat
the
Hillman.
Brilliant
engine
performance
and;
superb
body
appointments.
Combine
this
with
the
extra
100
miles
it
gives
for
every
7
gallon
tankful
of
gaslni
in
she
stops
on
the
flash
of
a
light
HILLMAN
iruLn
A
Rootes
Group
Product
.
.
j
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Rootet
Malori
(Canada)
Limited.
Montreal
WTordhto
Vancouver
Concessionaires
for
the
Rootes
Group
and
Rover
Products
To
Vancouver
(today)
F.
W
potatoes
and
other
produce
were
received.
By
-Election
Is
Necessary
;
May.
W.
Jewilt,
D.
Oiengross,'
R
Hirst.
C.
Gibb,
J.
Hadland,
W
.
Y.
Rae,
L.
H.
Summers,
A.
BRIDLINGTON.
Ennland
n
BRIIISH
COILMBIA
DISTf
LIERY
CO.
LTD.
i
,
A
by-election.
.
will
ne
re-HfU
ired'by-ffttHh-'to
"choose
'
jSauch,
,R,
.
Hujjhes
R."
Legeai
d.;The
youngsters
nnist
be
taking
.
Roblnsdn;
Mrs.,Aiirflhik,-i'0.-'Wtf'esre'tJf
ttwir
bieyefcS.
oat
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WIStMINJtlt,
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stice
r
to.tJeer
WeaorM
o,
f
oreman,
Torres,
D.
Dos-
.
of
80
schswlboys'
bikes
tested
by
well,
Mrs.
Doswell,
P.
FabUsh.
,
police
only
10
were
found
unfit
To
Sandspit
(today)
Mr.
asd
for
use.
Mrs.
N.
H.
Kirby,
G.
R.
Gordon,
"
IIhs
udvr
ttsement
is
not
publisfied
or
disployed
'f
Control
Booid
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Colu
Rudderham
who
died
yesterday.
The
Municipal
Act
calls
for
the
holt'jng
of
nominations
within
thirty
days
of
a
vacancy
with
an
election
within
six
days
thereafter.
convince
yourself,
drive
one
today
Hard
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
ELECTRIC
KANCES
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
PhtMie
Blue
993
BILL'S
MOTOR
SERVICE
Kitchcnware
ware
Mr.
Droney,
J.
James,
J.
Reid.
From
Vancouver
(Monday)
Mrs.
N.
Carey
and
sons,
Mrs.
Man
and
son,
D.
Weare,
Miss
McLean,
Mrs.
H.
Knox,
J.
Red-path,
H.
Bencomer.
From
Sandspit
(Monday)
W.
Billion,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kirby.
)PC0
PAINT
PRODUCTS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C
4
NAVHi.MII.K
WATIHS
I'UOTKCTION'
At
T
I.M'.
IM'iJ,
Impirr
14i
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada.
LlmlUKl.
hereby
Kives
notice
thtit
it
haji.
under
&cuon
7
of
the
said
Act.
deposited
with
the
Minister
of
Publlc
Wurks.
at
Ottuwa.
and
with
the
Acting
Deputy
KegUtrar
In
the
Megislry
Oltlce
for
the
District
of
Prlnc.
Hu-)ert.
in
the
Province
of
Hrltish
Columbia,
a
description
of
tn
site
and
the
plans
of
a
pier
proptel
to
be
constructed
on
the
foresluir.
and
bed
Briihes
Polishes
Dust
Mops
.
.
.
.
.
.
ompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
of
the
easterly
side
of
Kemano
Bav.
HanKfl
4.
CoHst
District,
Province
of
ctDiasnp
wi
mn
(mm
am?
British
Columbia.
And
tak
notlc
that
after
th
ex.
plriitlou
of
one
month
from
the
data
ot
the
first
publication
of
thin
notice,
:
'-k-
VS.
.
7'
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada.
Lim
JUST
ARRIVED
r
ited,
will,
under
tjectlon
7
of
the
i;al!
Act,
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
at
his
oMlce
In
the
City
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
th.
said
aite
and
plans.
Dated
this
Bill
day
of
AllKUet.
1951.
ALUMINUM
COMPANY
OP
CANADA.
LIM1TKU.
PAUL
S.
WHITE.
(Secretary.
(lUlc)
4.
I
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1
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i:
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MEN'S
Brogues
"1
I
r-Vv
yi
)
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i
:
j
NOTICE
and
Oxfords
9-'.
7
FRCM
Notice
la
hereby
given
tht
on
the
rith
day
of
St-ptember
next
the
undersigned
intfntle
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
consent
to
transfer
of
Beer
Licence
N
umber
81J95,
Issued
In
respct
of
premises
being
part
of
a
building
known
as
Belmont
Hotel
situate
tit
725
and
727
Third
Avenue
Wet,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lundt
described
as
Lots
8
and
6,
Block.
3i!,
Section
1.
Mup
H2d,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
of
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
from
John
Huftklns
to
Belrupert
Hotel
Limited
of
404
Randall
Building.
uXS
West
Georgia
Street,
Vuncouver,
British
Columbia,
the
transferee.
Dated
thla
11th
day
of
August,
AD.
1961.
BELRUPERT
HOTEL
LIMITED.
ENGLAND
Phone
654
for
Free
Beer
Delivery
ashion
footwear
k
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n
u
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edvtitiumtnt
it
npl
publith.d
or
diipltytj
by
t
r
ht
liqupr
Contiol
Bo.id
yr
"'rnnienl
of
Briliih
Columbu
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