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The
University
of
Lima,
Peru,
I
Prince
Kupert
Duily
News
Thursday,-
May.
31,
1951.
was
founded
by
the.
Spaniards
mm
School
Attendance
Percent
Here
is
Highest
in
Canada
in
1551.
r
1
.
.
1
rrwgj
consists
of:
Kenneth
Thomas
Black,
Joseph
Alfred
Blackaby,
Victor
Leonard
Brain,
Heather
Mac-Kenzie
Brewer,
Ralph
Byron
Enridge,
Thorstein
Magnus
Eyolfson,
Diane
Lorene
Gllker,
Gordon
Richard
Graham,
Iona
Viviene
Hardy,
Peter
Harvey,
J
-IP
Education
W.
T.
Bo-Me-Hi
Graduates
to
Hear
Education
Minister
MONTREAL,
May
31.t-iuinuiw
faTTi
fun
and
they
re
most
becoming
to
Wll
J"
I
they
fit
you
to
perfection.
So
whether
voti
I
buy
your
clothes
whether
the
T
"
n
terror-
rr?i
I
Minister
of
Stralth,
KC,
Rupert,
said
that
British
visiting
Prince
in
an
interview
Columbia
schools
POLICE
COURT
priced
or
low
.
.
.
be
mire
it
"?tr..;,iijijr.,-r'
..
I
Sharl
Beth
Ingalls,
Gloria
Viv-
Tomorrow
will
be
graduation
nieht
for
Booth
Uan
Irving
Eileen
sonja
jerstad,;
gs
1?
tl.e
pertection
or
a
J.H.HTMXO
SLID,
kkt
I
ENER1
That
exchwive
Automatic
lack
vaxmL
I
"110
gapanu
.
Lmhtning
tipprn
((.
m,e
.i?
)
ttup
mmiily
can't
aliu
or
nimicl
I.iifhi.,..
'
'
t
"have
the
largest
percentage
of
attendance
in
Canada."
"And
more
children
take
higher
grades,"
he
said,
quoting
figures
where,
in
the
rest
of
Memorial
High
School
and
an
incident
of
excep-;garet
Anne
Kennedy
John
Ern.i
For
taking
a
cur
without
own-
tinml
intp--Psr
this
nrrasion
will
be
the
Presence
est
Ketcheson,
Mary
S.
Koyami,
'
el
's
consent,
Charles
iMacDonald
tional
intCi
est
nn
on
this
occasion
V
111
De
Uie
costs
picnic
patrlda
Jg
uu
uella
:
war
fined
$50
and
$3.50
by
1
Hit:
lir.l
xii
it
hnn
been
'r..
7..:'"
r:.z"
"
.n
1
1
M
j
Canada
27
per
cent
of
school
Louise
H.agistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
police
.
.
.
flexibility
a
laimlr-raliility
.
.
oi
ine
minister
01
eaucauon,
nun.
vv.
i.
on
an.",
uMaxine
MacDonaid
wine
range
ui
urn
ajia
coiourii
nn(J
a
"uuist"
for
your
suiumer
wanlrolitl
children
completed
grade
XI,
50
-;il
rill
orli.c
address
fV,
the
101
IVol
graduating
nruflnatino-
rln;;
CiasS
which
wnicn
nuin
num-
;
Norma
McDonald,
Newton.
Alvln
Andrew
Doreen
court
Roderick
yeaiemay.
McDaniel
was
fined
'ihis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
(jisnlaved
by
the
Liquor
Control
Top
Off
A
Summer
Meal
with
frathen-liKlit
ftip
uakea
frosied
as
per
cent
completed
the
grade
in
B.C.
-
'
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Vsgrs
43
oriusu
oiuuiuiii.
!
"
!
Jean
Paul.
Ailce
May
Paulson,
$25
for
assaulting
a
police
of
fi'-er
who
intend
to
go
on
with
higher
Nellie
Sonja
Pavich,
Burns
and
Ingvald
Johannsen,
$25
and
education.
Mrs.
G.
G.
Withers,
j
pierce,
Annie
H.
Geraldlne
$4.50
costs
for
failing
to
make
municipal
regent,
will
present
prockter,
Janet
Irene
Rackow,
'
income
tax
returns.
Proceedings
will
be
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
with
the
gradua-
I
tion
exercises
to
be
followed
by
be
sure
of
hnkmie
muvt'SH,
make
them
with
SWANS
DOWN
CAKK
FliOVK.
Thafi
the
flour
that's
ftifu-d
t;;iin
anl
htfitin
'til
it's
97
timet
as
fine
as
ordinary
fwtr!
.
.
.
Feathery
Cup
Cake.
2
14
cup
sifted
Swans
11
cup
shortenfni?
Down
Cak
Flour
fr""
P
1
14
tspn.
Calumet
1
cup
suar
Bkinj
Powd
.
'
"r""
"Kht
PORTRAITS
Sentenced
to
three
months
in'
The
average
"leaving
age"
of
a
student
in
BC.
is
17
years,
eight
months,
Mr.
Stralth
said.
In
the
last
four
years
$2.-000.000
had
been
spent
in
new
school
building
by
the
education
department,
and
250
new
schools
and
additions
had
been
completed.
Last
year
eight
mil
.
.
j
i
8
reception
ior
ine
parciiH
unci
Kilms
whichPthe
(traduatioln
dan:e
win
is
Developed
Developed
,
.
and
and
.
I
Prir
Printed
.
PROMFr
SERVICE
jail
was
Dorothy
Wilson,
for
vagrancy.
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
or
Roderick
Anthony
Robinson,
the
Empire
.scholshlp.
A
new
joan
Faith
Ryan,
Phoebe
Hallie
scholarship,
open
to
girls
on'.y,
sankey,
Glen
MacKenzle
Saun-is
being
offered
by
the
Sorop-,derSf
Joyce
Marie
Scherk,
Mat-timst
Club
and
will
be
pre-;
thew
Edgar
Sedgwick,
Jack
'
sented
by
Mrs.
A.
W.
Nushaw,
Sharpe,
Ruth
Marie
Skalmerud,
president
of
that
club.
.
;
Evelyn
Ruth
Smith,
Raymond
OHAXnLF.R'S
STUDIO
14
tspn.
salt
1
tpn.
vanilla
Sift
fJour
one,
me
attune,
add
baking
powoVr
a
nd
alt.
m
thrt
11,,
until
!..
AJJ
Cream
shortening,
add
Uar
graduauv:
cream
in
216
4th
Street
Phone
Green
389
'
be
held
in
the
gymnasium.
'
A.
M.
Hurst,
principal,
will
preside.
The
class
valedictorian
i
will
be
George
Graham.
Two
scholarship?
for
genera!
protici--
ency
will
be
presented
to
pupils
Toderas,
Benita
Charlotte
Win-die.
Marion
Frances
Wright..
Darrel
Jack
Young,
Madelene
Box
646
Prince
R'lpert
siul
b-t
weii.
Autl
iMiui.
aiU!iniiteiy
-with
milk,
lion
was
spent;
this
year,
&even
millions
are
slated
for
new
a
time
beat
mooth
after
each
addition.
Add
vanil.a
(nr
mt.jH
112
ton.
aratwt
orame
rmd
with
shorten,
cream
The
graduating
class
this
year
Gottlieb
Spring,
William
Joseph
Mary
Youngman.
kiobctu
iiiuiiiii
faiia,
w
h-ii
vu
iwi
in
niuuin
pans;
ml
03
Bake
In
moderate
oven
cna
den.
F.J
IS
to
ill
mmulea.
frost
Ml
ni
decorate.
Makea
30
cup
cakea.
SenJ
for
the
f0.pice
booklet
"Learn
To
Bake,
You'll
Lou
It"
Mail
your
request
with
your
uiimc
aud
aililnss
uud
ZUc
m
com
t,
CicDcral
FucnU
Liniiled,
Dept.
h,
Coliourg,
Ontario.
schools
as
part
of
the
department's
education
program.
The
figure
is
lower
this
year
because
of
the
restrictions
made
necessary
by
the
international
emergency,
Mr.
Stralth
said.
Jl'a
All
Tho
Rate
.
.
.
The
new
fad
of
making
lovely
tiwue
Aim
ers
mis
nuoureu
umw
imniiKen
mem.
1
ve
seen
ijue
ol
tl,.N
i'
flowera
and
they
really
are
beautiful
creaiiiin,,.ari:f;
ao
effective
when
worn
as
a
cuiMine
or
(firmly)
,jf
niKnu(tnt.
a
iiiur-uo.
ur
you
tuny
want
to
use
lu
m
m:
Wc
7"
A
ANC
CLEAR
'omen
novel
table
oolltpiet.
1
here
are
two
f
t
n
n
,
Iti
c'
coloured
tnwucn
availuhle
in
Camilla-
FACK.l-I
I
i
:
I
n
l'.l,.U
f,,r
II,,..
-I,,.
!,,,
il
...
1,
'
Oav-1
Toiletry
counters
...
and
OlIJSON'S
Tinti
Tim'
uouA
if
you
buv
at
(iriH-ery
Stores.
Both
l-'a.-e-Klle
st
i'
CiliMin'tt
are
paekrd
with
three
lovely
patel
nhaiiu
in
the
our
iw
j
About
Ihoae
fiowert
they're
easy
to
make
but
i
you
mould
lib
frre
iait
apift
iimpie
tnatrurttont
fun
arrtfe
to
me
liailiara
brt'c
1411
Crescent
ht.,
Muntreul,
Here'
Your
Chanre
to
try
one
of
This
Situation
and
Many
Refugees
Leaves
Mark
in
West
Germany
BONN
(Reuters)
Six
years
of
war,
3,000,000
"superfluous"
women
and
10,000,000
refugees
in
tlione
niarvel-oiih
new
C-I-L
Sl'ONtiRS
in
F.-.STOM
3CIBTD
STARTING
West
Germany
have
left
deep
marks
on
German
family
life.
One
marriage
in
six
In
West
Germany
today
ends
in
divorce.
They
are
more
frequent
In
towns
than
in
the
country.
Marriages
between
1942
and
1944
have
proved
the
least
stable.
Nearly
half
of
all
war-broken
marriages
have
lasted
less
than
10
years.
The
presence
of
children
has
Ittle
effect
upon
the
durability
I
marriages,
say
German
statisticians
who
find
that
38
per
cent
tk'-if
A
handy
dUh-
-SaTjar
waahing
aue!
"
f-Zi-m'
Simply
arrila
to
me
Barbara
Hrent,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
-
enclosing
10c
In
coin
or
pontage
ttnmpt
and
I'll
mail
your
dithwaahin$'
tponge
to
you,
together
with
a
folder
tellitiK
all
the
things
you
can
do
with
C-I-L
Celhilone
Sponges.
There
are
lev-erni
handy
sizes
for
every
purpose
nnd
1
know
you'll
love
theml
They're
velvet-soil
when
wet
nice
ior
I
he
bath
kind
to
your
finest
china.
They're
chemically
pure
and
so
eaxy
to
keep
clean.
They
float
and
their
square
shape
makes
them
easy
to
handle.
Better
write
now
for
your
C-l-L
Cellulose
bponge.
Alt
Cood
Saladi
have
one
fj:ivi,.
secret
in
common.
Whether
thiv
4r
served,
toni-ed
and
luoi(i'ii!v
rr-
f
in
a
wooden
bowl
or
cninunu.
arrauged
in
gla
frmt
dihei
.
.
they're
alwavs
flionreii
v
y:i
I1K1NZ
VlM-tJAKS!
Yen.
jiK
you
make
your
suhni
wi
h
:
r.
best
fruits
and
vrgftuKles
ma.-r:
your
salad
dremiM
with
llic
n
t
best
of
vinegar!
A-k
your
gnu
i
tomorrow
for
iieini
W
line
id'c
marvelous
for
light
salads
i:f
smooth
in.
led
dre.
-sings
.
.
.
I
lleinx
Mail
Vin
gar
and
Cart
Vinegar
delicious
for
hear
1
salads.
One
more
flavour
m-i
.
.
.
it's
the
aging
and
nn
How.
4
in
wood
that
liinke
Hi
mi
Vu
gars
so
very,
very
good!
1
Got
A
Shark
the
other
day
wl.
I
s
All-Wool
Tweed
Sport
Coats
FRIDAY,
JUNE
1
Men
s
All-Wool
GABARDINE
SLACKS
Cut
with
five
pockets
and
drop
belt
bops
.
.
.
pleated
front
styles
ard
slide
fasterer.
Shades
of
brown
sand
and
fawn.
Regular
Price
to
22.50.
-
j-.
TO
CLEAR
14,95
if
broken
marriages
are
child-1
!i
Single-breasted
models
with
notch
lapels,
three
patch
pock-
ti
Plain
and
fancy
weaves
in
diagonals,
herringbone
and
glen
I
learned
that
one
has
to
!e
careful
in
buying
a
crnd-uet
bein
mg
such
a
famous
name
even
as
"i'
riguhure
'.
It
seems
that
some
stores
whii
h
aio
not
Authorised
Fligiduire
llealeis
iheik
patterns.
r;itcSular
to
$38.0.
I'.
TO
CLEAR
9.95
-14.95
ess,,
compared
with
43
per
cent
-.lore
the
war.
Only
fourteen
per
cent
of
div-rces
are
granted
on
the
ground
i
adultery.
The
usual
grounds
c
"other
offences
against
mar-.age"
including
sexual
irregu-aritles
and
what
the
law
calls
-h
break-up
of
the
marriage
emmunity."
,
Divorces
are
private
affairs;
lothing
may
be
published
about
hem
in
the
press.
S.atisticlans
estimate
that
ibout
one-half
of
all
married
Germans
ate
unfaithful
to
their
wives.
Even
among
women
there
Is
much
more
unfaithfulness
lhan
before
the
war.
An
Increasing
number
of
mar-i;ied
women,
estimated
at
between
10
and
16
per
cent,
are
unable
to
bear
children,
while
three
per
cent
of
all
babies
are
.o.r.
dead.
Mr.
Math
Won't
Like
Title
but
it's
a
verv
hupiy
di-c(jver"
for
vou
-
-
,
that's
I.ARVEXI
It's
nn
absolutely
ture
way
to
mothproof
your
rloihes
for
mollis
will
starve
to
death
rather
than
eat
anything
thats
teea
l.srven-treated.
Aud
it's
such
an
eay
way
to
mothproof
yotir
woollens
mats
suits
drchees
anil
rue-l
.Simply
sray
it
on
and
it
mothproofs
the
cloth
for
a
whole
yerir.
What
'a
more,
alter
you've
mothproofed
a
varment
the
Larvex
way
ita
ready
for
immediate
wear.
For
theres
no
tell-tale
odour
at
all
I
And
you'll
be
pleased
with
the
inex-peuiuveness
of
Larvex
costs
no
more
to
"I.arvcx"
a
suit
than
to
get
it
dry-cleaned
t
havu.
Kot
luilil
oi
,
some
1
UlClDAllti;
llKiWiV1
ATt
iliS
and
mc
s
lung
de
in
f
though
they
cannut
ttn'e
tlic
I
tomer
the
-,'ll-tn"n
J.1
I
Vroteetkin
Plan
n(ieriii
:v
V
i
duire
I'lOilili
ts
of
t'lienia
I.imi
This
Fiigidaue
of
Cania
wsrtw
protects
the
buyer
iiii.i
n-l
posMblo
service
cx,(iic
i"1
sealed
merlianifin
fur
v
r
It's
a
safeguard
to
huh
y.
entitled,
lie
sure
you
git
it
"
yon
buy
a
Kngidaire
liefr.ger
the
5-yrar
I
insist
on
celling
lection
'
Plan
certilii
,i'e
Ivnr
the
name
Frigulaire
Prodi"'"
Canada
Limited,
I-easule,
tli.
200
only
Dress
Shirts
Discontinued
lines
of
fine
Broadcloth
Shirts.
All
made
by
well
known
manufacturers.
Sizes
14
to
1712.
Regular
to
$7.50.
$0
05
CLEARANCE
PRICE
SLACKS
SPECIAL
100
"AIS
All
Colors
and
S;zes
Zippers,
Pleats
and
Drop
Belt
Loops.
TO
CLEAR
$i
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last
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Thou
"Nuda
Look"
Storking
Shail.
t
don't
you?
WcU,
if
just
a
jrw
tenia,
i,u
can
have
several
pairs
ol
stockings
lai
in
the
newest
nude
look
colors
.
.
.
bv
tinting
old,
i'i)
S
V";
1
faded
stockings
with
All-fabric
TIXTKX
STtX'KI.Nti
DVK.S)
Ves,
you'll
find
the
verv
"nudest"
shades
in
all-
300
pairs
SHOES
for
clearing
Broken
sizes
and
styles.
Bluchers,
3almorals,
Brogues,
Soori-
Modeis.
Sizes
6
to
11.
but
not
all
sizes
in
each
style.
fabne
tintex
.
.
.
versatile
"I'trtory
itetye',
to
wear
with
black,
brown
or
beige
soft-as-a-shadow
"Smoke
Drop
Supplies
To
Mining
Party
Queen
Chariot
i
Air
Lines
today
dropped
3
800
pounds
of
supplies
on
Chlckamln
Olacier,
near
Stewart,
to
a
mining
exploration
party
headed
by
Art.
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subtle
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not
do
as
so
many
women
do?
.
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keen
in
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with
fashion
the
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