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CONGOLEUM
Many
Questions
For
Discussion
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teachers'
Association
Ildceives
Answers
To
Invitation
,
Recently
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teachers
Associa
ssrug
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gillie
cue
will
pay
big
COLD
SEAL
tion
were
invited
to
suggest
questions
which
they
would
like
discussed
by
the
association.
At
last
night's
meeting
of
the
association
replies
were
read
and
here
are
some
of
the
questions:
.
What
is
being
done
in
regard
to
school
clinics
and
dental
clinics?
What
does
a
child
learn
about
health
In
Prince
Rupert?
What
is
being
dpne
to
check
ths
spread
of
communicable
diseases?
k
In-ml
iu:
!
twi
!
m
with
you
all
the
way
to
VICTORY"
"I've
always
been
proud
of
Congoleum
and
Con-goleuni-by-the-yard
which
is
only
natural,
seeing
I've
been
their
trade
mark
all
these
years,"
says
Mr.
Gold
Seal.
"But
never
prouder
than,
J
am,
npv.
for
I
know
these
fine
floor
coverings
are
doing
a
real
home-front
war
job
building
morale
by
always
presenting
a
bright,
cheerful
front
under
heavy
usage.
And
believe
me,
Congoleum's
ability
to
'take
it'
counts
double
these
days
when
replacements
are
so
hard
to
get.
It's
value
you
can
count
on
all
the
way
to
the
day
of
Victory."
HOW
TO
HELP
MR.
GOLD
SEAL
MAKE.GOOD
You;
;an
get
added
wear
out
of
your
Congoleum.
jflpors
with
very
little
effort.
Brasti
and
mop
them
regularly
and
renew
the
brightness
of
their
surface
w(h
an
occasional
waiing.ii
Make
sure
too,
that
the
.floor
underneath
is
smooth,
and,
free
from'
pfevices
or
a
rup,
move
ii
every
lew
nupim
traffic.
tdt
ruiv
tio
if
a
Hvm
...
mm
mmmn
THE
DAILY
jNEWS
Pinmiriiit'
MILK
CRISIS
(Continued
from
Page
One)
out
on
a
voluntary
basis
to
assist
trlb"Jalrymen.
.'.Som,e
.
exception,
,
was
taken
to
the
faci
that
the
dry
dock
staff
houses
had
been
able
to
get
large
quantities
of
canned
milk
while
the
babies
had
to
go
without.
"They
are
a
spoiled
lot
at
the
dockyard
anyway"
was
one
comment
that
was
heard.
Mr;
Scrivener
felt
that
such
fresh
milk
,as,
was
available
here
was.
rather
negligible
In
the
general
situation!
Canned
milk
was
the
solution
and,
undoubtedly,
there
should
be
a
larger
quota
commensurate
with
the
greatly
Increased
population.
There
was
always
the
tendency
to
consider
Prince
Rupert
on
the
basis
of
1941
and
1942,
not
taking
into
consideration
the
large
and
sudden
(pop-ulation
increase.
Ilruce
Mickleburgh
suggested
the
possibility
of
organizing
milk
supply
here
on
a
co-operative
basis,
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
wondered
if
the
I
existing
co-operative
might
be
able
to
go
info
the
milk
business.
'
"
"r
I)r."MacnonaId
Dr.
MacDonald,
in
speaking
to
the
meeting,
declared
that
local
fresh
milk
was
of
good,
clean
quality,
fully
up
to
standard.
This
had
been
established
by
regular
tests
and
checking
up.
Sanitary
conditions
were
satisfactory
and
the
butter
fat
requirements
were
amply
met.
Dr.
MacDonald
referred
to
nutritional
values
of
fresh,
canned
and
powdered
milk
which,
generally
speaking,
were
equal
except
for
the
lack
of
some
vitamin
C
in
canned
and)
powdered
milk
which
could
be,
'made
up
for
by
more
adequate
and
regular
supply
of
canned
milk.
Mr.
Cheeseman
reviewed
the
'tins'.
mm
fies.
Miiiptn!
geswithat
suMtwrt
oredHllfctlons.lw
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.
THERE
IS
NO
OTHER
TOBACCO
JUST
LIKE
OLD
CHUM
COMMUNITY
GARDEN
A
community
garden
in
Prince
Rupert!
And
just
what
concern
13
that
of
yours
when
you
are
earning
plenty
of
money
and
don't
need
to
be
scared
ol
your
Job?
When
you
are
man
enough
to
pay
your
orange
juice.
Dr.
MacDonald
ap-
17
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.
t.
?
and
double
time
almost
when
,.,
you
r,,
proved
the
resolution
asking
for
.
.
.
,(,
feel
like
it?
I
am
not
going
to
try
to
come
out
with
any
scare
talk
but,
when-jever
difficult
situations
crop
up,
I
work
of
the
special
committee
ou
.
usua,
the
milk
mipstlnn.
This
hart
cul
'IV.
.
..
1
M
il
.7vT
F
,0k
mem
straignt
in
the
face
M
I
i
with
n
Olof
r
.
miria
in
a
meeting
Li.
.u.
....
i.
had.
pro
.
.
andr-do
something
about
it.
Mr.
mlsed
ji
.
....
:
HUT
W,
DC
OI
as
irnaay
!
u
vital
con
another
ra
Bfira..-
Eye
this
sprln
upyafdlnst
slttii-
.
.
.I
I
.
mTi
tlons
where
Ple"tv
ot
money
didn't
vote
of
thanks
to
a
special
com-
mean
tog.
where
you
just
slm-
whlch
ltf.
had
!ffd
investigated
bZ
i
J'
the
milk
P'y
couldn't
buy
the
simplest
ne-
for
thdal,
situation
and
presented
a
resolu-
.
tion,
and
to
Mr.
Scrivener
and
Dr.
01
u1st
alf.0
,b,f
,wel1
uawarei
tha
this
is
quite
to
MacDonald
for
their
attendance.
likely
happen
UUffl
flVOHS:
Vas
well
attended,
afJ"
?
and
Rev.
C.
A.
Wright,
president
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wiiw.rfatrnlfflirMr.itttpf
ihtv-Parent-Tcachers'
Associa
i-
r--fcJ.:
r
V7
Ttici:
warfn
the
chair.
General
What
is
the
supervision
of
children
during
lunch
hour
at
school?
How
can
a
child
get
an
edaquate
amount
of
milk
in
Prince
Rupert?
As
more
fully
reported
elsewhere,
business
was
also
dealt
with
during
the
evening
and
the
proceedings
concluded
with
the
serving
of
refreshments
which,
it
was
noted,
included
canned
milk.
the
meeting
last
night
wos
devoted
POWDERS
GALORE
...
,
i
There
are
over
1..000
different
t,.i..
i
largely
to
a
discussion
of
the
milk
brands
of
po,er
reglstered
situation.
in
Washington.
"CIVILIAN
AMMUNITION
Says
RtDW
KILOWATT
BUY
VICTORY
BONDS
The
community
garden
is
one
definite
way
to
create'
a
safety-measure
against
a
recurrence
of
this
and,
even
if
we
cannot
pro-
::n:i
.nxmxwiiBs
us
mutswatg
I
GOLD
SEAU
M
PI
.
gi
p
a
ines
jif
are
but
Fancy
Red
eye
Salmon
both
on
active
Herring
In
Tomato
Sauc
will
be
back
on
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Victoria
and
Way-points,
Stewart
and
North,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Full
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
i
m
ervlce
tl
your
n
grocer's
shelf
soon
as
condU
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ditiom
permit.
to
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"Try
Old
Chum
and
you'll
stay
with
it
for
keeps
!"
OLD
CHUM
The
Tobacco
of
Quality
C.C.F.
Bridge
Successful
Event
A
pleasant
and
successful
bridge
drive
was
held
Tuesday
evening
in
the
Valhalla
Hail
by
the
Prince
ducc
everything
that
might
be
necessary,
we
can
help
the
situation
a
great
deal
by
doing
whatever
lies
within
the
scope
of
this
soil
and
the
Prince
Rupert
climate.
Think
this
over!
In
a
very
short
time
from
now
there
will
be
a
meeting
where
this
will
be
thoroughly
discussed
and
as
many
of
the
older
citizens
from
our
local-
tomfortahly
with
money-saving
Minora
Blades
CANADA'S
fAVOUDITt
tCONOMY
BLADE.
MisaBfj
Rupert
C
C
P
Club.
The
prize
winners
were
bde
AWtpMnr.
C.
3.
Currle
lad!-
?
offdVMrs.
J-
W.
Moorehour;
men
first.
Mr.
Lehman;:
men';
seco-Mr.
Knight.
.
The
di
awing
also
took
m
prixes
of
merchandise
at
the
v
operative
store,
the
winners
be!
first,
$20
value.
John
Knapp,
tb
No.
1342;
second,
Mr
L
Del
ticket
No.
127Q,
$15
value
th
E.
Stafford,
ticket
No.
477,
j:
value:
fourth,
J.
Blake
t
.
-kc
i
173,
$5
value.
George
Ruddemam
wa
nu.y
of
ceremonies
for
the
evciuig
H.
W.
Birch,
managing
secret
of
the
PrlnceRupert
Qwieral
He
pttal,
Is
leaving
tomorrow
i
sht
f
ity
as
possible
will
be
asked
to
at-:
a
vacation
trip
which
will
Invade
tend
the
same
discussion,
r-
Tlie
visits
to
Vancouver
Victoria
t
.-j
Friendly
Gardener.
Winnipeg,
Whisk
off
wiry
beard
easily
f
i
l
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ECONOMY
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Fresh
Fruit
Tobacco
Cooked
Meats
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Dollars
Have
More
Cents-
We
Deliver
P.O.
Box
."
IF
YOU'VK
A
NOTION
TO
SAVE
.
.
.
you
can
always
save
on
Notions
at
THfi
VARIETY
STORE!
Did
you
ever
figure
up
how
much
you
jspnd
In
a
month
on
necessities?
And
how
much
you
could
have
saved
by
buying
thm
here?
It's
something
worth
thinking
nbout,
and
worth
comfnS
down
about,
tool
Spring
needs
are
.here
profusion!
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VARIETY
STORE
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uL-ie
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uimes
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