28,
194
IOTICE
TO
WAR
WORKERSl
Drops
at
First
e
or
Sneeze
tent
Many
Developing
can
lost
days
lost
pay.
Put
a
few
drops
of
Vicks
up
racn
nosim
at
ursi
enuuc,
sncrcc
or
sign
01
nnic
precaution
mas
natural
ac-
uiiihf
olds,
and
so
helps
prevent
many
Wlli
i-ifuscd
In
time.
Try
mw0l
uai
tlons
In
the
package.
ffR
RV
HWIi
EAT
LANDS
A
state
plan
anda
of
Cape
jrasina
sult-
whir.li
luc-
wtant
is
an
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nc
gov-
lb:kUc
ucernc
icr2
w.ater
cer-
lof
c
'abllshfd
iltlo
TEA
CHINESE
MEDICINE
Tea
was
used
in
China
as
n
medicine
rather
than
a
beverage
until
about
500.
PFITER
AS
'RANSOM
When
the
Ooths
captured
Rome
the
city
ransomed
itself
from
the
invaders
with
4,000
pounds
of
pepper;
spires
were
then
more
precious
than
gold.
iHYDRATED
BEANS
iE
OUR
Qftc
'1
1
lie
No.
1
SIDE
BACON
Ice
per
11).
35c
M
HEAD
LETTUCE
1
25c
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.CA.
and
Y.W.C.A.
(By
DOROTHY
OARBUTT)
'Way
back
In
the
early
days
o(
the
war
when
the
first
detachment
ot
Canadian
Scottish
was
up
here
a
romance
blossomed
between
one
or
our
Prince
Rupert
girls,
later
a
Junior
Hostess
at
the
"Y",
and
one
or
the
Scottish
boys.
The
regl
met
'again
and
so
they
were
married
and
we
hope
will
live
happily
ever
after.
They,
were
married
at
Grace
Presbyterian
Church
in
Calgary
on
March
18th,'
the
bride
being
Leading
Airwoman
Jean
Cameron,
youngest
daughter
ot
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
Robert
Cameron
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
groom
Is
Lieutenant
Fred
Clarke,
whose
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Clark
live
at
Nanalmo.
The
bride
wore
a
brown
dress
with
green
access-
nniversary
INUES
ALL
THIS
WEEK
iniversary
Circular
2
pages
led
full
with
bargains
avail-
it
your
Overwaitea
store,
or
843,
and
have
one
in
tomor-
mail.
LIFEBUOY
SOAP
I0NTIAC
MATCHES
of
MO
)0
FT.
WAX
PAPER
,EAD...
i
IERS
LOW
1
10c
19c
15c
Per
pkt.
orles
and
a
corsage
of
white
gardenias.
The
honeymoon
was
spent
at
Nantoh,
Alberta.
We
wish
the
young
couple
every
happiness
and
point
out
to
any
critical
young
men
that
Rupert
girls
must
have
what
It
takes
when
a
chap
can
go
all
the
way
overseas
and
back
without
rinding
anyone
to
his
liking
than
or
our
own
homegrown
Ana
wnne
uus
weuumg
wa
..
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....
...
l
.
fcj2tT?i,W.b'f?t
0,n
on-
another
important
ne
Z'i
Jlned
lh
event
was
in
the
making
on
the
and,Tlme,ma"hf,d
ame
day.
when
little
Barbara
-on.
But
Time
also
retraced
its
um
.
nn.r
steps
and
brought
the
boy
back
and
M
K
lMKn
of
the
to
Calgary
for
an
officer's
herms
Reserve.
Barbara
course
after
three
years
over-
was
on
Saturday.
March
seas
duties
and,
of
course,
you
18
at
8J0
ajn
and
wel
hed
8,x
guessed
t.
The
girl
happened;
nlne
ounccs
ut.g
yu
uc
bmuuiicu
uii
valval;,
mcjr
now,
B-B
lor
Barbara,
oh
here
Is
Is
Barbara
or
Babette
means
"A
stranger"
well,
well,
welcome
.
little
strangerl
And
ot
Lorraine
it
says
the
meaning
Is
uncertain,
although
Laura,
It's
nearest
neighbor
means
"The
Laurel."
And
the
Laurel
la
the
emblem
ot
fame.
Congratula
Hons
Mum
and
Dad)
DUBLINTS
ANCIENT
NAME
The
ancient
name
ror
Dublin
was
Ashcled.
Sale
ADDITIONAL
PRICES
LISTED
HERE
TO
ASSURE
OUR
CUSTOMERS
WE
WILL
NOT
BE
UNDERSOLD
..
No.
1
PURE
LARD
Any
Brand,
3
ii.
STARTING
THIS
WEEK
CITY-WIDE
DELIVERY
EVERY
SATURDAY
Tuesday
West
Wednesday
East
Thursday
West
Friday
East
Order
Before
1
p.m.
Previous
Day
ISURE
NO-RUB
WAX
No.
1
BUTTER
Overwaitea
Brand,
3
lbs
BANANA
FLAKES
INSTANT
P0STUM
23C
"
43C
Overwaitea
25c
110
SPAGHETTI
WITH
CHEESE
Catelli,
lG-oz.
tins,
2
fr
15c
PRICES
ARE
SUBJECT
TO
CHANGE
15c
GRADE
"A"
LARGE
EGGS
57c
In
carton
per
doz
v
'
HANDY
SODA
BISCUITS
Economy
Size,
30
CHECK
OUR
WEEK-END
WINDOW
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
'FASHIONS
ARE
PLAIN
Clothes
Are
Drab
Under
Ration
But
Women
Use
Ingenuity
to
Keep
Smartly
Dressed
By
MARGARET
ECKER
Canadian
Press
Stair
Writer
LONDON,
March
28
Oi
There
,
aren't
many
headlines
In
a
story
;
on
women's
fashions
in
Britain
these
early
spring
days.
The
crowds
of
women
that
hurry
along
the
Strand
or
Plcca-dlly
are
about
as
smart,
or
as
unsmart,
as
a
similar
crowd
would
be
on
Toronto's
Yonge
Street
or
Vancouver's
Granville
Street.
Clothes
here
are
a
bit
drab
and
a
bit
trayed
at
the
edge.
Rationing
has
done
that.
They,
"
are
a
bit
uniform
too.
Utility
'
has
done
that.
But
all
In
all
wo-
men
In
London
are
putting
up
a
stiir
fight
to
be
smartly
dressed
and
most
ot
them
are
succeeding.
Those
who
know
say
that
English
women
are
better
dress
ed
than
ever
before.
The
May-fair
smarties
with
their
pre-war
Hollywood
wardrobes
may
be
devastated
by
the
shrinkage,
bui
women
or
moderate
mean
who
may
have
been
tempted
before
by
two
cheap
little
dresses,
now
with
the
phantom
or
clothing
coupons
with
her
with
she
shops
buys
one
teally
good
dress
and
looks
smarter
than
ever.
There's
still
the
venerably
baggy
English
tweed
suit
but
English
women
have
round
out
that
good
tweeds
can
be
cut
in
to
creations
ot
tailored
art.
And
when
they
give
up
12
hoarded
coupons
one
quarter
of
the
year's
total
almost
they
make
sure
It
Js
well
cut
ot
shoulder,
waistline
and
skirt.
The
same
suit
or
the
good
little
simple
wool
dress
goes
everywhere.
Everybody
works
In
England,
and
night
life
starts
a
split
second
alter
work
leaves
off.
A
theatre
curtain
may
go
up
as
early
as
'5:15
pjn.,
6:30
p.m.
at
the
latest,
so
there's
no
time
to
whip
home
for
a
quick
change
between
the
Job
and
play.
Even
the
sleepy
time
gals
like
to
be
home
by
11.
psa.
in,
this
rront
line
town,
so'
a
quiet'
eve
ning
ot
dining
and
dancing
has
to
start
between
.6
and
7
pm.
SOMHItF.
DINNER
CLOTHES
English
gentlemen
or
gentle
women
may
dress
tor
dinner
In
the
Atrican
jungle
but
they
dine
In
the
clothes
they
wore
all
day
at
the
Savoy
or
their
smart
little
club
in
the
West
End.
The
girl
who
still
possesses
a
dinner
dress
and
does
a
lightning
act
to
go
home
in
time
to
change
It
tor
a
party,
is
a
sorry
sight
in
tront
ot
the
Ritz
when
the
tun's
over,
waiting,
probably
in
the
rain
tor
the
taxi
that
never
comes.
And
not
many
filmy
dresses
can
retain
their
dignity
after
a
ride
home
in
the
underground
or
on
the
top
of
a
bus.
The
smart
little
black
dress
Is
a
wartime
playglrls
friend
in
need
and
the
girls
who
wear
them
are
the
best
dressed
things
wherever
they
are.
The
girls
work
hard
to
keep
them
interesting
and
one
night
the
faithful
frock
will
have
pink
trimmings,
with
pink
flowers
In
the
wearer's
snood,
and
the
next
time
white,
or
maybe
a
collar
of
sparkling
sequins.
Sot
many
of
the
girls
around
town
these
days
could
stop
traffic
with
their
clothes
but
they
do
manage
to
-be
more
chic
than
English
women
are
supposed
to
be.
The
war's
brought
Its
clothes
revolution
too.
A
couple
of
years
ago
here,
people
say
that
women
rushed
into
slacks
and
most
went
bareheaded
but
they
look
more
kindly
in
skirts
and
hats
now,
when
they
can
get
them.
Birthday
of
Native
Child
KITSEGUKLA,
March
28.
A
good
time
was
enjoyed
by
Klt-segukla
residents
at
a
birthday
party
held
In
the
Kltsegukla
Hall
for
Rueben
Charles
Wesley
on
his
third
birthday.
Feature
of
the
party
was
a
large
decor
ated
cake
make
by
Mrs.
Walter
D.
Wesley,
the
boy's
mother.
Speakers
of
the
evening
were
Jeffrey
Johnson,
Joseph
Wesley
l
and
Peter
Mask,
and
the
re
freshment
grand
march
was
led
:
by
Morris
Williams.
i
Music
was
supplied
by
the
Wesley
Brothers
orchestra.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
D.
Wesley
and'
Nora
and
violet
Weseley
served
the
lunch,
CHEMISTRY
SERVES
CANADA
MODERN
PACKAGING
FOR
FIRST
AID
2
A
FIGHTING
man's
life
may
depend
on
having
a
clean,
dry,
sterile,
surgical
dressing
quickly
available.
To
safeguard
Canadian
soldiers
a
special
cloth
has
been
designed
which
makes
possible
a
package
for
field
dressings
that
is
absolutely
waterproof.
Field
dressings
sealed
in
packages
of
this
cloth
keep
dry
and
sterile
through
cold,
rain,,
snow
and
heat.
This
special
waterproof
cloth
was
produced
through
the
ingenuity
of
the
Industrial
Chemist.
It
is
water-repellent,
with
an
inside
coating
of
synthetic
resin;
it
seals
perfectly
by
heat
SERVICES
TO
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Waypolnts,
Stewart
and
North
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
i
Full
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
5C3
pressing.
Regardless
of
temperature
change,
the
package
remains
waterproof,
yet
it
can
be
quickly
opened
when
needed.
This
type
of
packaging
overcomes
the
bulkincss
of
metal
containers
and
the
limitations
of
stitched
or
wax-sealed
packages.
Wax
will
crack
in
low
temperatures,
while
needle
holes
caused
by
stitching
will
leak.
The
development
of
this
special
cloth
and
the
sealing
process
which
provides
efficient
waterproof
packaging
for
field
dressings
Making
possible
waterproof
packaging
for
feld
dressings
is
another
example
of
how
Chemistry
serves
Canada.
PRINCE
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is
a
wartime
achievement
of
the'Tabrikoid"
Division
of
Canadian
Industries
Limited.
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281
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Box
195
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