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LATEST
FASHION
'CHIVALRY
IS
B""
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,rfinn
in
the
United
States.
But
It
Will
m
The
Ufti"
!
future
take
the
average
Canadian
girl
h
her
brand
mi.1
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the
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sale
seldom
contain
diamonds
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1U1
vjvW,
are
settling
Lslons
with
books
Land
1Mt
posswy
irlwho
sits
at
home
Seriously
contem-
Wn
her
fiance
in
ih
an
engagement
Erthod
at
leasi
m
.ulna
H.'nlVPS.
ifmi",r
bF.S
war
canny
brides
wpre
hraded
for
!
went
(n
more
ana
I.
double-ring
cere
fee
cuslom
of
feeling
lldcd
when
your
nus-fcearin!-.
a
gold
band
iiooular
idouble
nna
eiiT--
pr-
-Maim
the
idea
fcir:--
atO
in
riiuupv
Iha:
become
popular
tbrit
Even
blrthstones
have
become
popular.
Most
of
the
rings
are
suitably-
engraved
inside
with
the
name,
date,
and
occasion.
"Often
the
happy
couple
will
buv
the
rings
together."
-said
one
Toronto
Jeweller.
"She
usually
navs
about
hall
as
much
for
the
rinjs
:he
jives
him
as
he
pays
for
hers."
PRODUCES
WHITE
A
new
method
has
been
per
il
cted
to
depigment
cottonseed
and
produce
an
almost
white
meal.
A
report
on
the
Junior
Cham
ber
of
Commerce
Radio
Auction
contribution
to
the
Salvation
Army
published
Friday
mistakenly
read
$5,000.
The
correct
amount
was
$500.
e
are
here
to
serve
you
and
guarantee
I
you
win
be
pleased.
I
DELIVERY
OF
ALL
ORDERS
IBLAIN
BROTHERS
it
E
OF
FINE
poods"
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At
CAMBRM
BALL
1KX
114
Chivalry
took
a
reverse
turn
last
night
at
theCa'mbral
Chap
ter;
I:0'.D.E.-,
Spinsters'
Spree
In
the
Civic
'Centre
auditorium
when
the
ladles
"took
the
Inltla
tive
In
extending
courtesy
to
their
trouser-clad
partners.
No
dinging:
down
in
the
old
wallet
for
tickets
by
the
gentle
men,
forsooth,
nor
no
checking
of
coats
and
hats
at
the
door
way.
Wearing
gallantry
like
well-fitting
garments,
the
ladles
did
the
usual
masculine
chores
including
asking
for
dances.
Once
they
trot
used
to
the
idea
the
boys
enjoyed
the
novelty
no
end.
A
good
crowd
attended
the
function,
dancing
to
music
by
the
Esaulres
orchestra.
Manv
of
the
men
even
wore
boutonnleres,
presented
by
tHelr
partners
as
figurative
corsages
The
Carnbral
ChapteT
commit
tee
in.
charge
of
the
affair
con-
$i3ted.'of
Mrs.
William
Noble,
Mrs
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
water
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Mothers
whose
children
are
eligible
for
free
cod
liver
oil
arid
fruit
Juices
have
formed
a
"'Vftamfn
League."
SOUTHEND,
Eng.-A
bundle
wrapped
In
'cigarette
paper,
found
in
the
lifeboat
house
let
terbox;
'contained
$20.
LEICESTER.
En,?.,
Dr.
John
Hurwich,
English
interna
tional
bridge
player,
died
here
within
one
day
of
his
48tn
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Forward
and
two
sons
left
today
by
car
far
Hazelton
-where
they
will
spend
the
Thanksgiving
week
end
holiday.
Robert'
Pa'rker,
Mrs.
Q.
P.
Lyons,
Mrs.
Crawford
Moore,.
Mrs.
a.
L.
Rorie
and
Mrs.
Stewart
Teen
Toivn
Voters
Cast
Their
Ballots
Today
The
political
destiny;
of
Teen'
Town
was
decided
this
afternoon
as
scores
of
the
city's
young-
people
'-ast
votes
tor
tneir
cnoice
for
Mayor,
City
Clerk
and
uhiet
Constable.
A
1
d
e
r
manic
elections
were
forst'alled
by
filling
the
Board
of
Aldermen
by
acclamation
on
nomination
day
ten
days
ago.
'Contesting
the
mayoral
seat
is
Mayor
Mel
Thompson,
seck-inz
re-election
on
his
record
and
as
head
of
the
Old
Reliable
Party,
a
political
institution
claiming
tHe
grandeur
of
a
year's
administrative
exDerience.
.
Challenging
the
established
order
and
leading
the
New
Party
which
claims
more
progressive
'tendencies
in
teen
age
affairs,
is
mayoralty
J
candidate
---
Reg
La
jviio.
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Evie
Rivett
were
in
charge
of
Vigne,
a
popular
leader
at
Booth
while
Mr.
Ham
:
Memorial
High
School.
attended
the
door.
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of
the
elections
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WARM
WEATHER
BULKLEY
MARKET
WE
DELIVER
DAILY
THIRD
AVENUE
PHONE
17H
'rtiffr
to
he
artnotfneed
tonight.
Running
'mates
for
Mayor
Thftmrison
are
Miss
Mickey
Mur
ray,
who
is
seeking
re-election
i
n
pftv
clerk,
and
Ponce
uniei
"Bob
McChesrtey,
Who
has
cam
paigned
"for
a
return
to
office.
With
Candidate
Reg
L,avigne
on
the
New
Party
ticket
Is
Miss
'Nina
YOUrierrtan,
running
for
city
clerk,
and
Ole
Skag
ror
po
lice
chief.
ftnnrfidates
'and
their
support
ers
have
thundered
their
plat-
!forms
to
:the
electorate
during
the
last
week
in
the
liveliest
campaign
in
Teen
Town
history.
Acclaimed
members
or
tne
'Board
of
Aldermen
are
Betty
"Hamilton.
Eddie
Clecone,
Vina
Lavigne,
Fred
GrJmble.
Rosaline
Thain,
John
Cume
ana
Bin
Anderson.
Votlns
took
place
this
after
noon
In
the
Civic
Centre
when
three
oolling.
booths
opened
at
2
o'clock.
Polling
closes
at
10
O'clock
tonight.
Parliamentary
Reporters
Made
Orators
Great
The
Press
Gallerv
of
the
Bri
tish
House
of
Commons
Is
a
historic
Dolitical
Institution.
It
U
a
co1f-aAv(rnlnef
bodv.
With
lt3
cwn
conventions,
code
of
Be
havior
and
traditions
resting,
like
everything
else
connected
with
Parliament,
On
the
slow.
growth
of
centuries.
Reports
had
not
cctually
a
special
gallery
to
themselves
before
1835,
but
long
before
then
parliamentary
de
bates
were
"reported,"
usually
from
gossip,
memory
or
E.
R.
Thompson,
speaking
to
nwrspas
listeners
to
the
BBC,
recalled
recently
that
the
great
Samuel
Johnson,
as
a
starving
srholar.
was
employed
as
a
hack-wrftpr
tn
work
nn
ro'i"h
notes
and
Jottings
on
the
parlia
mentary
debates
into
full
reports
lor
a
newspaper.
At
the
most
he
linrl
a
few
Jottings
but
irom
Viacn
Vio
nrnrlnr.ed
masnlficent,
11
.
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..w
w
i
olllns
Johnsonian
oratory.
Years
afterwards,
at
a
dinner
mrtv
elven
bv
Foote.
the
actor
in
1770.
someone
was
praising
a
sreat
oration
delivered
bv
the
elder
Pitt
30
years
before.
Johnson,
who
was
among
the
fniests,
sat
silent
for
a
while,
then
growled'
out:
"That
speech
I
wrote
in
a
gatret
In
Exeter
Street."
Another
famous
reporter
was
Mpmorv"
Woodfall,
who
was
born
exactly
200
years
ago
and
became
a
celebrity,
almost
a
par
liamentary
lnstution.
He
used
tn
it
bv
the
hour
througn
tne
debates
with
his
eyes-closed
and
his
hands
clasped
over
his
stick,
rnkinr
never
a
note.
All
he
ever
nti
was
a
hard-boiled
egg,
the
shell
of
which
he
peeled
off
into
his
hat.
Then,
at
the
adjourn-mpnt
hp
would
walk
to
his
news
paper
office
and
there
produce
a
report
of
tne
aeDaies
enurciy-
from
memory.
Many
otner
ais-t!nrn!shed
writers
have
been
parliamentary
reporters
Ibut
the
Greatest
ol
tnem
an
was
uw
Dickens,
who
was
incidentiy
an
expert
shorthand
writer
and
one
of
the
first
ci
tne
new
sunuui
ui
reporters
who
took
their
notes
In
shorthand
instead
oi
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October
12,
1946
Don't
let
constipation
get
you
down.
Do
this
for
effective,
yet
remarkably
gentle
reliefs
Simply
take
I
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on
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acknowledged
by
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one
of
the
fastest
neutralizes
or
excess
stomach
.
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VANCOUVER
Thursday
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11:15
p.m.
to
KETCHIKAN
Wednesday
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FARES
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TO
THE
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OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Who
Suffer
With
Their
Feet
You
will
be
interested
to
know
that
there
Is
a
man
In
town
who
has
had
a
wide
experience
in
the
correction
of
fallen
arches,
and
can
make
Arch
Supports
that
will
relieve
that
painful
and
tired
feeling
t'nat
only
foot
sufferers
can
explain.
Mr.
Bill
Terry,
with
many
years
of
study
of
foot
ailments,
is
at
Hill's
Shoe
Stort.
and
will
be
pleased
to"
,
take
an
impression
of
your
feet
and
let
you
know
what
can
be
done
in
your
Individual
case.
Mr.
Bill
Terry
is
also
in
charge
of
the
Shoe
Repairing
Dept.
where
your
repairs
are
executed
neatly
and
prompt-,
ly.
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and
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