Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Thursday,
August
16,
1951
Fire
Alarm
'At
Drydock
-f-crSonu(s
,
Pie.
moke
and
flames
came
from
a
pile
of
burning
old
creosote
plankj
and
wu
being
watctied
by
the
dry
dock
fire
department.
Alarm
came
from
a
bystander
who
ald
a
fi-e
was
raging
In
the
vicinity
of
the
dry
dock
and
Jobs
Daughters
Away
on
Memorable
Trip
Down
South
j
Billow
of
black
stnoke
which
Support
the
Museum
by
buy-
towered
several
hundred
feet
X
voL
.rhJS!
waterfront
this
morn-
'
With
.
.
.
BARRET
ASPHALT
time.
f97cl
i
lnR
sent
016
city
fire
department
Imperial
Oil
dock.
Firemen
were
rushing
to
the
yards
of
the
dry
u"
Lne
SCCTle
wimin
minutes,
j
dock.
i
But
it
was
all
under
control.
If
you
wand
to
ell
It.
advertiK
Full
of
happinoss
and
enthusiasm
in
anticipation,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j.
s
Burns
re-of
an
extx-neiiee
that
comes
owe
in
a
lifetime
aml;
lh
c
af
irff
$
confident
too-
that
their
drill
team
will
retain
tlitfjuip
to
Vancouver.
SHINGLES
August
Clearance
Sale
at
leFltlllil
n
a
good
n
.
I
SOURCE
OF
V-I
ESSENTIAL
;
I
F00D
'
-
ELEMENTS
I
j
Honors
it
won
in
i-nternauonal1
competitiorr
in
two
suet-earn'
ve
years,
Prince
Rupert's
CO-strong
Job's'
Daughter'
deierition
entrained
last
night
for
Rich-j
'
mond,
Virginia,
where
-supreme
r
I
council
.sessions
of
the
Masonic
Tommy
Fraser
(Terrace),
Mlss
William
F.
Stone's
starts
Friday
morning,
fiee
our
ad
on
Page
5.
(ft
i
Mrs.
It
C.
Good
left
on
last
even
UK's
train
far
Ja-per
Park
fr
detailed
Information,
phone
Ibert
&
McCaffcry
Ltd.
117
58
116
-
-
or
land
City
Builders
Supplies
girls'
organization
will
be
heM.
Cilenys
Lashmaf
(Prince
arllj
1
whence
.'.he
will
proceed
to
Van-
Even-
the
Civic
Ftaml
turiiei
Oeorei,
Mrs.
E.
Selfrige
uv
r
lor
a
three
wef-ks
holiday
MONTREAL,
Aug.
16th
If
your
ImsLand
is
liV
a
lot
of
husrmn'l;
I've
heard
uhout
he
enjoy.T
bivakhirt
rer-al
Unit's
gmoo-oth
nni
fluvotirful
.
.
.
and
lhit
meiim
"('rerun
of
Wht-nl'
!
And
wmH
like
d.
lirioim
S
Minute
"C'KEAM
OK
HEAT"
-i-iiili?
it's
so
easy
to
prppai
.
.
.
jut
live
minutes
oi
hoitiBtr
mak
it
-oirMlt!y
diirfibl.
Ant
fio..'
li
s
w
giol
and
so
(rnnd
jrr
you!
For
5
Minute
"Cream
of
Whi-ut"
Kives
you
ln-n
neees.rv
for
out
to
serenade
the
Drt
Prttf
and
M,s-
Hertha
Manning
iSeatMei
fVancoa-
Mrs.
V.
E.
Long
vUt
.
fihe'
experts
to
be
j
i;ied
in
the
ioti!h
by
Mr.
ikiod.
and
er)
Hundreds
of
parents
and
rrieml-;
were
on-
hand
at
the
railway
station.
For
praetirally
all
of
the
girls
the
trip
Is
a
major
undertaking,
Blue
820
Alex
M:Rae,
hio
condition!'
having
worsened
of
late,
was
re-
j
mbved
yesterday
lrom
his
home
In
the
Leeds
Apartment
to
the
i
Pr.rice
Rupert
Ueneral
Hospital.
New
Victoria
C""l
ivii
O..Kii
und
Caluimn
and
Plio.horu?
for
diels
d-6i-wnt
ia
llire
el-nicrta.
No
wonder
"C'leurn
of
V
hc-at"
is
a
favourite
in
tliotw-and
ot
happy
homes
.
.
.
especially
when
it
s
topped
with
browa
sugarl
re
You
Celling
Yout
Monrr'i
Worth
out
of
every
dollar
you
eara7
the
lori'Test
journey
thev
have;
wrWESTH5MA
W4
ever
essayed.
They
will
tv.we
rrsvelVri
7.(
rnilo;
by
the
time
they
return
two
weeks
from
trie
eom.ng:
Saturday
FiWht.
'fhey
will
have
spent
live
tlayn
hi
the
history-steeped
city
of
ami
iml)
Augu'.t
William
F.
morning.
iWar
Memorial
!
Cl
C.
W.
Peck,
V.C.,
,
Taking
Part
In
(Jnclertaking
Clearance
Sale
at
i
'.tone's
starts
Friday
ee
our
ad
on
Patre
5.
1
"utt
A
inwlir-i
rent;
m
every
dulit
.
.
.
all
ol
ihnn-
h.ive
to
count.
Otherwise,
today's
hivh
pnires
wul
llot
nfv
rhe
moaey
you
ve
beea
hopiriK
to
save
lor
impciumi
thoies.
Alter
ail,
you
emit
afford
to
Fum-Biter
to
the
eo-t
of
livmiil
AH
that
you
need
u
a
i
uia.
On.-
lhats
graicd
to
your
lln-otiie
and
v-;invs
.
.
.
and
rn.ikes
every
tin
c
nt
do
its
lull
FOR
PEACHES?
&W
.
)
,r
f,
.
"
"""i
There
annear,
in
the
Victoria
Don't
fail
to
hear
Phil
Har-
?Tt
'
m'-y
win
nave
bvvu
:
.
:
.
-
-
-
.
-
"
rit,
uri
A!1;.
of
f'PP
v.unjiii.i
a
story
stnrv
urM.Tii.jMve
ui
7
-
-
-
Niagara
Falls
and
taken
in
the
Maid
of
the
Mist,
a
ri,le
toured
the
pians
pians
being
being
made
made
to
to
unveil
unveil
mur-oay,
"ay,
B
o
p.m.,
p.m..
in
support
01
share
of
liuviii;.
J'oilnn.'iU.lv.
ihere
is
sui-h
a
plan.
It's
I'crsanat
Pkn
ikwt,
lh
BANK
OK
MON
1
RKAL'a
liiuelv
coMritiueioa
to
helping
you
find-
nic
(t,.'li
llie
l--ller
of
our
money
problems
and
g-et
more
out
of
life.
Why
not
dnt
mto
vour
nrant
iiranch
oi
rhe
14
oi
M
tol.v?
A-k
for
your
fire
ropy
ol
"PERSONAL
PLAN'XINU".
This
biixht
little
book-Irt
will
oprn
vour
eves
to
bow
far
you
ran
make
your
money
go
.
.
i
Ik
you
eeai.v
plan
yow
fpi
ndinr
and
your
saving.
Hlood
Donor
u.'.i,i,w,t.,
,
,!
:a
vifv
praiill-.-
niemorhi
ren
ac-
,fc'"
v..
PORTRAITS
""'"":'""
'"i
'api-,
;
"
.
'
7
rilni
Mu
m,lti,r.ai
i
luiiptfr
nuuarfH
wu.Kjfii
.-
tal
of
the
United
Slates,
spent
Phone
41.1
or
call
at
Norton
ViiBV
Crass
which
has
been
hi
ts
present
location
since
the
Youngs'
offire
for
appointment.
Films
Developed
arid
Printed
1
PROMPT
SERVICE
t
j
'
fii
miM
H'S
t,T
T"M
218
4th
Street
Box
845
Can
You
Prevent
new
ravilien
fn
Vacation
Arm
Fragiie
Adven-
11921
,
1
36
hours
in
New
York,
the
'world's
largest
city,
and
at.tend-ed
the
Canadian
National
Kx-j
Inbitlon
in
Toronto
as
Apeclal
guests
of
the
management,
j
Due
to
tne
personal
interest,
of
Donald
Gordon,
president
of
00
happen
-
chance
Phone
Green
389
Prince
Rupert
it'
First
World
War.
The
story
Is
illnt-.tral
d'
with
a
sketch
by
A-rtist
Major
Seymour
Pa'k
of
the
Canadian
Scottish
Regiment
and
a
Colonist
photo.
This
shows
I
lenr.-Col.
W.
J.
Mosedule,
Chief
uf
Police
John
B'ackstock
and
M
.
and
Mrs
John
Munro
rr-
'
turned
Wednesday
morning
from
i
v.s.t
to
the
British
Isles
wheu
they
enjoyed
the
festival.
They
were
away
about
two
months,
ri'fi.-lnp
ttin
rrf-AAO
hu
il
.
uiimlitn
your
rfuliiren
ft
ti
th
...
in
yoin
.
.
.
in
the
next
year?
One
thin
is
Mire,
LiliNTOC
I
LI.
IN
can
help
your
family
reduce
tooth
de-ray
far
moie
than
ever
before
M"j-irjle.
For
ill
ntoeillin-
is
I
he
new
tooth
pow
incrttnB
of
congenial
ftpiutn.
So
(tou
t
take
a
chance
on
not
beinfc
present
at
every
holiday
evnt
.
.
.
beach
partif.i,
im
meets,
dfinrps
the
Canadian
National
Rail-;
I
B
rings
out
their
natural
flavor
Col.
'
W.
Peck,
V.C
j1.1
--
I
v
V
...
.I"
i
ways,
the
group
will
be
aug-'
mented
by
one
of
Canada's;
foremost
pipers.
Pipe-Major
8.1
insisting
Mr
Munro
3
a
P(r,ehr
0f
the
th(
sit.1.
The
story
reads
as
fol
ic
ws
:
''Piani
"
to
remove
Pioneer
and
sweetness,
of
course.
That's
just
how
Sugaroating
luings
out
the
delicious
flavor
of
Post's
Grape-NuU
Flakes
.
.
.
makes
them
efra
crisp
and
tasty.
Grape
Nuts
Flakes
are
nourishing
and
to
economical.
Square's
wooden
Vlmy
Cross
rT
THE
BtST
which
lias
served
to
remind
Vic
ny
and
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
Hotel
Prince
Rupert.
i
Watch
lor
advertisement
tomorrow
of
auction
sale
to
be
held
this
Saturday,
August
18,
at
Smith's
warehousecorner
of
First
Avenue
and
M.-Bride,
opposite
Navy
Drill
Hall,
by
T.
M.
Christie,
auctioneer.
(ltci
der
that
rnlit
the
power
of
pfmV'iiltH
to
fiuht
decay.
In
a
a-vear
tet
aiuonx
humlreds
of
pehool
ihilitim.
Dentocilliu
le-duecd
tooib
deeay
55fii
5
limes
as
mueh
i
report
eii
cvra
for
the
exerlli
at
I'mversity
ot'
Illinois
aift-mfiniated
formula.
(And
this
reriiirtioa
was
achieved
without
any
rh-mgre
in
toothbiuhinir
U.tti-ifn!)
Oive
your
family
the
benefits
of
Dentoeillin.
starting
today.
It
haa
a
deliuhtful
tiete,
really
i-leaii
teeth
sparkling
bright.
75c
Try
them
they're
unbeatable.
nntf
picnic
pcrtifl.
Let
TAMPAX
HMUiary
protect
wn
take
care
of
vonr
worries
on
"certaitt
(iays".
Timipa-c
rehevert
yot
frtwiv
be!t,
piiia
anrl
bulges
that
migtit
enow
throtith
ewun
eiutn.
play
top
or
evrniny
tKuuofi.
Taaipax
was
de-Bitn
by
ft
doctor
lor
internal
twe
so
vou're
freer
and
cooler
...
Ho
01
f
(Mir
or
ctvdinp.
It
cornea
3
alfHorbeniMes.
A
whole
niontfc'-i
supply
6us
into
your
purse
or
into-
a
tiny
corner
of
your
vacation
suitcase.
Be
sure
to
a.-k
for
Tarn
pax
now
.
.
.
it'
a
vacation
blessing!
Virginia
Mar
Wat
tWrlnced
McKlnnon,
who
will
Join
them
1
at
Toronto
and
proceed
to
Vir-!
1
gitila.
j
!
One
of
the
mcst
satisfied
lndi-Ividuals
takliw
part
In
the
farewell
was
William
Crui.-k.ih-.iiik,
'
district
passenger
agent,
C'ana-'dlan
National
Hallways.
Caught
'
111
the
enthusiasm
of
the
lare-i
well
scene,
he
admitted:
"I
wish
;I
was
going
too"
-and
all
the
i
parents
and
Irii-nds
on
hand
,
echoed
his
sentiments,
j
'
Alt-v
Mili
iii-il,
drill
master
of
Prince
Itupeit
Jub's
Daughters
drill
learn,
rarries
with
him
ttvb
letters
from
Acting
Mayor
iJiHig
Kriawll.
I
1.
A
letter
wishing
Job's
Daughters
every
Miccess
in
'
their
presentation
at
the
Na
torlans
of
war
dead
since
th.
K
st
World
War.
are
nearly
'(
mpleted
and
the
$7
(KIO
granite
cross
that
will
take
its
place
Is
a'most
finished.
"Olfi.'lals
of
the
war
memorial
minittee
comprising
members
of
the
old
16th
Battalion
CCF
i
Canadian
Scottish
i,
the
Canadian
Scottish
Regiment
(Princess
Mary's)
and
the
Victoria
branch
of
the
R.-glmental
Association
said
the
unveiling
ceremony
will
be
held
September
30.
SUGAROASTINS
MAKES
GRAPE'NUTS
RAKES
the
ZBOmS
CEREAL
IONUSl-SWm-AS-A
NUTRAVCH
fur
'6
months'
auppFy.
Mi::
V.
E.
Long
of
Vancouver
and
Mrs.
William
Selfrige
of
Seattle
arrived
In
the
city
on
th.
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
from
the
smith
and
entrained
last
evening
to
make
the
trip
to
R
rhmend.
V
rginla,
with
the
Jot
s
Daughters
party.
They
are
Craftsmanship
In
Type...
You
Can't
Blamm
U
on
the
hrat
hfn
your
corns
or
.
,
r.tllitw
bother
you.
f
Bfttcr
Mnnte
it
on
-v
'
1
j
Ihe
fa
t
that
yuu've
J,
nrKiCi
ttni
to
rP"
f
j)
more
them
with
fi
.-J
BONUS
Z-EXTRA
QUICK
ENERC
fill
A
erodwcl
f
OfWd
after
she
took
the
tissue
test
that
there
really
is
a
difference
in
cold
creams.
She
got
her
fare
us
sisters
of
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
The
16-foot
Gaelic
granite
cross
leader
of
the
eastbound
group.
Let
Us
Solve
'
Your
Printing
Problems
IIIONK
234
wontlerlul
rheny-
hum!
That's
t
hat
new
wonh
r-work-
i,
r
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
Will
rest
on
a
base
of
three
granite
steps.
It
is
expected
to
be
llnminat.'d
at
night
by
spot
lights.
About
1500
invitations
are
being
sent
to
serving
and
former
members
of
the
11
me
mizvr
urnt
m
MATE-JAY
Com
Rotary
Regrets
Mayor's
Death
!Dibb
Printing
Co.
tional
Exhibition
and
at
the
cuinpetitions
at
Kichmond.
t.
A
letter
fiam
the
Mayor
of
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Mayor
of
Kirhmonil
introducing
Mr.
Mitehell
and
an
uttering
of
friendship
between
.the
two
cities.
ItKSNIH
It
LOCK
!
Prince
Rupert
Rotarlans
post
FINEST
OF
COOKING
MtiMc
will
be
supplied
by
the
poned
their
projected
visit
to
Canadian
Scottish
pipe
and
brass
Bill
Scuby's
mink
ranch
after
BEST
OF
FOOD
clean
aa
Mie
could
with
her
repi-lhr
elf
anmK
cream
then
eh
ueed
WOODBURY
COLD
C
H
K
A
M
on
her
"immaculately
clean"
face
and
was
Biarlled!
Woodbury
Cold
Cream
floated
out
hidden
dirt!
Why
ia
Woodbury
po
different?
Because
it
has
h'rntt
t?n,
-a
dw
"miracle"
ingrcdi
,
ent
that
actually
penetrates
deeper
into
your
pore
openinrft.
Penaten
Jets
H'oodhury's
wonderful
clean-oils
go
deeper
to
loosen
every
traee
of
ftrime
and
make-tip!
And,
thanks
to
Pi-naten.
Woodbury
Cold
Cream
nmotth
your
fkin
more
eflVetivoIy,
too!
Buy
a
jar
today
23e,
43ef
78e
and
Si
lo.
ami
Cnlhtfl
PUstprs.
It
took
10
yt-ai-a
of
wii'iitilie
ri-van-h
hy
lilue-Jay
to
dt'vtlop
Phvnyliuin.
And
now
they've
prfef
td
it
to
the
point
whiff
it
wirL.i
&l
astor
nwi
i
t-ftertive
in
5'J?
of
tite
CHsea
tested.
I
can
vouch
for
its
effectiveness,
too
.
.
.
having
beea
a
Jonii-time
wifi't-rer
from
rorns
-
vntit
I
discoverc-d
its
"m.iic".
jNow
I
rely
on
Jihie-Jay
Coin
Plasters
with
Phcuylittm
to
keep
my
feet
forever
happy!
bands.
A
special
edition
of
the
their
luncheon
today
In
View
of
reffi
mental
paper,
The
Brazier,
the
late
Mayor
George
will
be
publishvd
on
Sept.
1.
Be-
harn'i
funeral.
MAKING
THE
TRIP
j
Led
by
Mr.
and
Mrs
'Mitchell,
the
former
drill
master
and
the
lutler
Bethel
Guardian,
Milt
TAKE
HI
T
OKDF.R4
PHONE
ZM
BROADWAY
CAFE
iwem
juu
aim
oou
visitors
irom
x-ieiueiiL
ricu
ocuouen
was
as
far
east
as
Toronto
are
ex-
In
the
chair
at
the
luncheon
pected
to
attend.
Motion
pictures
meeting
and
expressed
words
of
are
expv-cted
to
be
taken.
Prime
regret
over
the
sudden
passii;
mover
In
having
the
wooden
of
the
mayor.
Oi
Course
Your
Youngsters
keep
you
on
the
run,
these
vacation
davs.
SAIIDVICHES
But
you
can
etill
take
time
to
give
them
a
special
JKLL-0
dessert
treat
.
.
.
lor
tempting,
exciting
de-ft'Tts
can
be
shipped
tip
in
mihitta
with
JEIJ.-O
Ji
l.J
PoWDKHS
and
at
less
than
2e
a
aeiving!
Ik-ic's
a
wonderful
one
for
the
voting
'uns
.
.
,
JUNIOR
SA1LBOA1S
1
package
Orange
oc
Lemuri
Jell-O
1
jiiit
hot
water
a
or
3
canned
peach
halves
Better
with
ORMES
the
party
consists
of:
Drill
captain-Margaret
Oiske.
First
lieutenant
Donna
Mac-arthur.
Second
lieutenant
Diane
Kennedy.
Co'or
party
Shirley
Hauan,
Mar
'la
Johnson,
Mm
lei
tlliler,
D.ane
Btone.
First
Platoon-
Carol
Hill,
Judy
Lloyd,
Georglna
Mitchell,
Lois
Ootid,
Janet
Hackow,
Marjit
Macarthtir,
Caroie
Mnoreliouse,
tiwen
Speer.s,
Gail
McUae,
Bar-bat
a
Dotnnnnt,
June
Henry,
Claire
Rltciiie.
Second
Platoon
Barbara
Stalker,
Pat
Mitchell,
Marjorie
Tattersall,
Margaret
Straehan,
Olive
Strand,
Karen
Wright,
VACATION
CARS
-
-
O.tc
1950
ForJ
rORDOR
'
One
1'ijO
Ford
PREFECT
One
1
949
FLYMOUFH
,
A-l
shap?,
ready
to
go
Bob
Parker
Lii
FOFD
-
MCNARCJl
DEALFR5
Prinze
Rtir
rt,
BC.
Dissolve
Jell-O
in
ht-t-wattr.
Turn
Into
shepbet
gUsses.
Chill.
Cut
petchei
in
boat-shaped
pieces.
Cut
small
tri-n?le
of
colcured
pspei
tor
sails.
Insert
a
toothpick
through
ar.d
ir.to
esch
peach
slice,
ti
held
sail
erect.
When
JeJ-0
ti
thick
enough
to
hold
up
p?ach
boau.
arrange
one
In
centre
ot
each
Jell-0
"lake".
Chill
unti1
firm.
Serves
.
Hrre'j
Ah
idea
that
I'm
sure
will
be
ft
huge
Pucees?
with
your
family.
cross
placed
Is
Col.
C.
W.
Peck,
V.C,
commanding
oiiieer
of
the
lGth
Battalion.
He
and
Lletit.-Colonel
W.
J.
Mos.'dale
and
the
re.
ei
vr
unit
will
be
h-ists
to
the
visitors.
On
Saturday,
Sept.
29,
a
rjiand
reunion
of
all
members
of
the
resin.-
nt
will
be
held
In
the
Bay
Street
Arrtiory.
Supper
I-
planned
and
all
messes
will
be
open.
Major
Alex
Ma.'Lennan
of
K'dinoiiton
who
served
with
the
loth
Battalion
In
the
First
World
moth
lob
of
ai
ranf
me
tne
tiuo-Battallons
In
the
Second
World
War
has
been
Invltvd
to
act
as
cmelrman
at
the
reunion
supper.
Major.
;B.
A.
Stewart
and
t'SM
A
F.
f'levettes
have
tne
mam-oth
Job
of
arranging
the
ban-m.
t,
which
is
expected
to
be
held
In
th?
main
room
at
Ihe
at
mot
y."
tiet
ocguamtea
with
oil
ot
the
dt
lieious
lthl
SUUPS
by
having
a
"Soup
of
the
Month"
calendar
.;
.
.
then
rou'U
know
you
aren't
mt.?siug
a
thinst
Hcina
pan
gtvo
vou
in
the
way
of
3oup
ddiciousnL-.s!
Hcioa
"Soup
the
Month'"'
lor
Aujiust
is
so
pop
alar
with
the
folM
that
we've
built
a
focal
arouud
it
iho
Pioneer
Druqqists
m
J(UV
MUSTARD
a
late
iSundav
Supper
&naek
coiisLsiing-
ol
law-tanot-
r,
and-peauut-buttcr
sandwiches,
swfvt
pickles,
water-
''
Patsy
Lemon,
Luella
MacDonald,
Norma
McKay,
hthel
Moore-house,
Shirley
Patrick,
Margaret
Kennedy.
cress,
n
neverage
nni
m-mmmt
iicing
L
MCKen
Moottle
iloup
Heal
chioken
flavour
with
melt-in-vour-moutb
noodlei
(lots
of
'em!).
Next
iimc
you're
shopping
ask
your
gioce-
for
th
Heinz
Soup
of
the
Monih
Chicken,
doodle
Soup
.
.
,
you
know
lit
food
because
it's
tfeintl
4
PHONE
81
!
Bob
Mitchell,
Heather
Brewer,
Audrey
Hunter,
Dorothy
Kere,ln,
Joyce
Strand,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Evans,
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon,
Mrs.
If
NEW
rOKKTRI
irTIOM
(
FRI.
&
SAT.
FRASER
it
PAYME
SPECIALS
R.
Straehan,
Mrs.
S.
Hausan,
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean,
Mrs.
J.
C.
iGllker,
Mrs.
W.
II.
Doiiniont,
Miss
Betty
Hood,
Mrs.
J.
Simpson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
McMeekln,
j
Mrs.
F.
Ditili,
Miss
Wiiinitred-jDlbb,
Mrs.
Anselo
Astoria,
Mrs.j
and
REPAIR
WORK
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
215
1st
Avenue
West
""me
!)li!)
r.O.
Box
721
Possum,
Sweet
Potatoes
Tasty
ST.
PETERSBURG,
Florida
Roasted
possum
and
sweet
potatoes
are
competing
with
tiiEh
priced
meats
on
Florida's
dinner
tables.
Well
cooked,
the
possum
tastes
just
like
loast
pork.
pnard
Refrigerators
Nylon
Hose
All
Wool
Blanketing
Men's
Wear
Subs
51
-guag,
15
denier
...
New
By.
the
yard
Wine
and
Datk
Green,
60"
wide.
Mercury
cream
rib
combinations!
fall
shades,
Pencil
seams
.
.
.'
.
Full
For
Blankets,
Auto
Robes,
Bed
Throws
Buy
any
Lon9
sleeves
and
short
sleeves.
Sizes
maL1en!d:..lWt:lLk:TAlR
l'29
,CTth
"
fihi"9
necessary.
Al.
Sal.EACH
3-9
wool,
60"
wide.
Outstanding
'
--
.
.
Value,
Yard
3.25
Men'
Nova'
Style.
Wool
Mixed
Ladies'
Slacks
V-IIKIIIlie
rhPnillA
MnrMfk
Gabardine
Coats
Ut'UipitdUi
Waterproof
batiste
inter-lining,
full
Tailored
Gabardine.
You
have
to
see
the
qual'ty
to
appreciate
the
value.
Ses'to
FaWSiftGQe
Baby
Chenille,
pastel
shades.
Close
tufted.
Full
44
Brown,
Mist
Green,
Grey.
.05
SPECIAL
A
X
t
fP
PA,R
--.
size,
first
quality.
EACH
9
7J
''
SCHOOL
OPENING
ladies'
Salin
Stripe
Panlies
"Celanese"
Drapery
Voile
Byj'
Cord
Pants
:
,
,
,
.,
.
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
Full
cut,
pleated
fronts,
belt
loops,
r
Extra
Good
Quality
New
shades,
46"
wide.
Swiss
Blue,
Maybud,
zipper
fastening.
6
shades.
Pink,
Blue,
White.
Satin
stripe.
Banana
Strawberry,
Ivory,
Champagne.
46"
Spie
"
Sizes:
Smali,
9
pair
i
00
-a
cprriAi
v-.J
OQ
5"
U"
aj
825
nff
f
Medium.
Lome
for
JL"V
",ac-
"WAL-
,ora
7QC
pair
PAIR
PAIR
I
feature
The
economy
you've
hoped
for
.
.
.
Th0(
dependable,
efficient
service
you've
insisted
on
The
extra
food
storage
you've
needed!
.
d
from
$345.50
$59950
nouiireniinj
Labor
Day
Dance,
Civic
Centre,
September
3.
Women's
Coordinating
Tea,
Sept.
20.
Catholic
Fall
bazaar,
Octobei
3
and
4.
Lutheran
Tea,
October
13.
Rfbekah
Bazaar"
October
20
L.O.B.A.
Fall
Bazaar,
October
26.
Sonja
Bazaar,
November
2.
Leeion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
November
7.
The
Women
of
the
Moose
Fall
Bazaar,
November
10.
LO
D
E.
Fall
Bazaar
November
22.
Bt.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
November
29.
fuY
THE
BEST
BUY
LEONARD
!
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B.C.
Power
Co.
Hi
B'sner
Block
Phone
21S
T'e
e
m,,
.
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wart,
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