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central
Lake
held
cn
Wed-
Jumes
Jef-fcpresent
ere
several
children
coming
Ircm
the
west.
the
question
of
a
way
of
bringing
them
to
and
from
school
was
discussed.
It
Is
hoped
soon
to
have
a
conveyance
for
them.
Edith
Keefe,
selond
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Keefe,
passed
her
registered
nurses'
ex
amination
with
first
class
honors
recently.
She
was
the
only
Slrl
from
the
Royal
Columbian
Hospital
to
be
In
the
first
class.
After
starting
her
training
Bdlth
was
taken
ill
with
rheumatic
fever
and
lost
two
years
but
she
refused
to
give
up
and
started
In
training
s.'jaln
as
soon
as.
she
was.
strong
enough.
Sgt.
Major
Pocock,
now
engaged
In
Army
cadet
work
in
connection
with
schools
of
the
province
and
formerly
of
administrative
r.nd
training
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Machine
Gun
Regiment,
was
In
the
city
yesterday
bound
from
Vancouver
to
Smlthers.
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'GMATIY
INCREASED
VITAMIN
D''
vitamin
D
content
of
Cirnauon
THE
Milk
hJ
been
increased
from
the
former
162
to
400
lnteriutioiut
units
per
reconstituted
quart
(half
Carnation,
nan
water)
.
.
.
nearly
2Ji
time
as
much
as
before.
This
additional
irradiation
assures
a
margin
of
safety
for
the
prevention
of
rickets
in
normal
infants
and
provides
the
vitamin
D
needed
for
good
bone
and
tooth
development
and
excellent
growth.
So
now,
more
than
ever,
Carnation
Milk
ranks
as
a
prtferrrd
food
for
bottle-fed
babies,
for
their
growing
brothers
and
sisters,
and
for
grown-v
tips,
who
also
need
"sunshine"
vitamin
1).
This
greatly
increased
amount
of
essential
vitamin
D
is
provided
at
no
extra
cost.
arnation
Milk
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BOX
721
KING
EDWARD
REVIEW
IS
OUT
Monthly
Publication
of
School
Makes
Its
Appearance
Under
the
editorship
of
Barbara
Herget,
the
October
Issue
of
the
King
Edward
Monthly
Review,
student
publication
of
King
Edward
elementary
school
Is
now
In
circulation.
Assistant
editor
Is
Barbara
Hyndman
and
reporters
are
Joyce
Strand,
Mel-vln
Moore,
Beverly
Calderonl,
Andrea
Veltch,
Helen
Olson,
Ann
Wlndle
and
Lloyd
Mellor.
Leading
article
Is
an
editorial
outlining
the
background
of
Hallowe'en
"an
Interesting!
time
(o
all
children"
which
adjures
them
to
have
fun
"clean
fun,
but
remember
no
damage."
Here
are
some
of
the
contributions:
"Hallowe'en
Is
an
interesting
time
to
all
childrenThe
ancient
Druids
or
Britain
lit
bonfires
to
keep
the
spirits
away.
This
custom
has
carried
over
to
today.
The
ancient
Romans
held
festi
vals
after
their
harvests,
In
which
they
roasted
nuts
and
apples
around
bonfires.
This
custom
is
also
carried
on
today.
"Today
we
still
celebrate
Hal
lowe'en
by
bonfires,
"parties'
arid
iVe
black
cats,
lanterns
and
witches
for
a
ghostly
setting.
This
is
what
we
should
do
have
fun
lots
of
clean
fun
but
remember,
fellows,
no
damage."
Your
Editor.
Hallowe'en
"Funny
laces
everywhere,
Witches
flying
In
the
air,
Jack-o-Lanterns
bright
and
gay,
Because
It's
Hallowe'en
today.
"Cats
are
meowing
all
around,
Fire
crackers
on
the
ground,
Stars
are
shlninj
very
bright,
Because
It's
Halherve-en
tonight."
Sonja
Hansen
Grade
3.
A
Visit
To
Totem
Park
"On
the
day
we
went
to
Totem
Park
it
was
very
nice.
There
were
seven
or
eigui
iuwm
puie.
They
are
very
grotesque
looking,
j
They
are
on
cement
bases.
When
i
we
went
up
close
we
couia
see
the
marks
of
the
axe.
There
ar3
nails
holding
pieces
on.
On
the
back
there
were
logs
holding
them
up.
"There
was
a
stone
with
all
queer
shapes
on
it.
One
was
like
fish
with
about
five
faces
qn
it.
There-
was
some
prlntingr
on
a
brnrs
sheet.
"There
was
a
canoe.
We
could
see
the
stitches
of
vine.
"We
enjoyed
our
visit
very
much."
Oeorge.
Henry.
Fire
1'revenllcn
'October
7
to
11
was
Fire
Pre
vention
Week.
Fire
Chief
Lock
?ave
us
a
talk
on
this
subject.
"People
should
be
careful
not
to
leave
matches
around
where
there
are
small
children.
Take
the
case
of
an
it-year
old
boy
who
stole
his
mother's
matches.
He
got
a
pea-gun
and
when
I
was
playing,
with
my
brother,
the
bov
hot
at
us
and
burnt
i
my
brother's
shirt
and
arm.
j
'Other
peocle
are
careless
'New
Glove
Factories
Opened
In
Australia
I
SYDNEY,
Australia,
CB
One
of
Australia's
outstanding
women.
business
executives.
Miss
Hazel
Woodhouse
has
established
two
successful
glove
factories
at
Parkes
and
Wellington,
provin
cial
centres
in
New
South
Wales.
Miss
Woodhouse
Is
associated
with
A.
S.
Home
Ltd.
of
Adelaide
aiyi
Sydney.
She
is
a
trained
nurse,
but
became
a
stenographer
during
the
depression
years
of
the
early
1930's,
and
turned
her
business
training
to
account
when
she
opened
a
factory
-at
Sydney
four
years
ago.
with
campfires
and
start-
forest
fires.
either.
"Do
not
use
gasoline
for
-cleaning.
Please
heed
this
warning.
Many
people
do
not.
This
Is
sheer
foolishness.
Fire
is
very
dangerous.
Careless
smokers
cause
fire
too.
Beware
of
fire."
Leonard
Leteh.
Barbara
Ilydnman
"Mr.
Moore
has
given
motion
picture
shows
related
to
our
work.
"Our
first
show
was
'The
Wonder
of
the
World.
The
next,
In
technicolor,
was
'How
Birds
Feed
J
Their
Young."
Next
was
iarm
animals
and
the
care
Farmer
Brdwn
took
of
them.
"We
saw
one
about
children
in
Switzerland,
which
showed'us
how
they
live
in
the
Alpa:
There
was
also
a
musical
which
everyone
enjoyed.
"Our
last
show
was
"Our
Foster
.Mother
The
Cow.'
This
showed
the
care
of
cows
and
milk.
"We
hope
to
have
many
more
shows
In
the
future."
Barbara
Hydnman.
IMPROMPTU
FIREWORKS
STOR
NOWAY,
Scotland
W
Stornoway
lifeboat
searched
the
North
Minch
for
seven
hours
af
ter
reports
of
flares
and
an
ex
plosion.
The
admiralty
apolo
eized
for
holding
manoeuvres
without
advance
notice.
WEIL
KEEP
YOU
WARM
NEXT
WINTER
O
IL
w
you
order
your
coal
for
next
winter
NOW.
By
ordering
today
you
protect
your
family
and
yourself
against
being
caught
without
coal
when
winter
comes.
Philpott,
Evitt
&
CO.
LTD.
Phone
651
and
652
SEEK
CLOTHES
FOR
PIONEERS
Lacking
proper
clothes,
a
number
of
Prince
Rupert
pioneers
are
unable
to
appear
downtown
and
may
even
miss
the
annual
Christmas'
banquet
given
for
them
by
the
Women's
Co-ordinating
Council
In
December.
An
appeal
lor
clothes
for
the
elderly
residents
Is
being
launched
by
Mrs.
Ross
Richardson,
of
the
Women
of
the
Mooser
who
descrlbss
the
need
in
some
cases
as
urgent
"Some
of
the
men,
who
have
no
sources
of
outside
income,
small
pension,
are
badly
in
need
of
clothes
and
we
would
be
grate
ful
If
the
citizens
could
contri
bute
men's
garments
for
their
assistance,"
Mrs.
Richardson
t
said.
I
Mrs.
Richardson
recalled
that
several
of
the
men
were
unable
j
to
attend
a
dinner
srlven
for
the
pioneers
early
In
September
by
the
Moose
ladles
and
she
lean
that
the
same
situation
may
prevail
at
the'
annual
Christmas
dinner
In
September.
Specifically
required
are
work
and
dress
socks,
sizes
11
and
HMt,
work
and
dress
shirts,
sizes
15,
152,
16.
16A
and
17;
overcoats,
sizes
40.
42
and
44;
trousers.
sizes
32,
34
and
36,
coats
and
vests,
sizes
38,
40
and
42;
work
and
dress
shoes,
sizes
8,
82
9
and
92.
Mrs.
Melbourne
BUSSey
IS
tnnlirVlf
nn
the
r:np
RUDCrf
"Keep
matches
in
a
metal
box
with
the
possible
exception
of
a
,
.
Vancouver
so
that
rats
can't
get
at
them
Mrs.
T.
H.
Priest
will
sail
on
the
Prince
iRupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
...
Golden
wheat
plus
mellow
malt
there's
a
flavor
combination
that's
hard
to
beat.
TASTY
SNACK
For
n
energy
food
that's
tasty
as
can
be,
let
the
youngJteri
help
themselves
to
Shreddies
between
meals.
"There's
a
word
going
the
rounds
in
Canadian
tea
circles
today.
Perhaps
you've
heard
-it.
It's
brisk
,
.
,
the
word
experts
use
to
describe
the
flavour
of
Lipton's
Tea".
There's
new
and
finer
tea
pleasure
.
.
.
new
and
deeper
tea
enjoyment
.
.
.
waiting
for
you
in
your
first
cup
of
Lipton's
Tea
.
.
.
the
tea
with
that
brisk
flavour,
never
dull,
always
fresh,
lively
and
full-bodied.
Change
to
brisk'
tasting
Lipton's
Tea
today.
Each
crispy
spoon-size
morsel
toasted
a
golden
brown.
Yes,
and
Shreddies
supplies
nourishment
too
for
the
whole
wheat
is
used
in
making
Shreddies
including
its
bran,
protein,
minerals
and
precious
wheat
germ.
Make
your
breakfasts
delicious
and
nourishing
too
serve
Shreddies
often.
'Shnddin
h
Ttl'tsttrtJ
IrtJt-msrk
nmtJ
in
Cni
if
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
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wwr-
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Advertising
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Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
CONSUMER'S
RATION
COUPON
CALENDAR
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Kupcrr
Daily
Octos
Thursday,
October
31,
1946
"SALADA
TEA
-"
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AGS
We
are
here
to
serve
you
and
guarantee
you
will
be
pleased.
FREE
DELIVERY
OF
ALL
ORDERS
DLAIN
BROTHERS
PIIONE
54;
'HOUSE
OF
FINE
McBride
Street
Quick
Frozen
SAILINGS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Way
Points
Tuesday
SS
Oatala.
1:30
p.m.
(Standard
Time)
Friday
SS
Cardena,
10
p.m.
(Standard
Time)
Sailings
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
every
fortnight.
Further
information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
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FOR
WINTER...
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Us
for
Your
WEATHERSTRIP,
STOVE
PIPE,
ASBESTOS,;
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CEMENT,
COAL
SCUTTLES,
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'
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bones
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.
.
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fuss;
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butcher.
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Storage
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.
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