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the
rity,
sible
appearance
paeon,
feted
plans
lor
rity'i
bid
if
or
jur'.it
centre
lot
Northern
Exhibition
In
i
the
Civic
Cen-kui;j)ort
of
the
r
of
Commerce
k
up'
c
jnpaign
;
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a
toui
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conjunction
iu:
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and
tbe
r.:
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along
Lf
he
city
al;;o
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Arnold
In
Ian
ber
af
Corn-
up
x:int
up"
pli
v,
II
be
ron-
by
the
Junior
Enforce
on
of
miblicity
til
if
throughout
p
Uniled
States
m
the
Public
Re-
tso
that
ihey
will
s
zj
travel
a?en-s
,.
t'jne
for
the
)iu
Council
Sta-!
-abject
for
dls-t
.03
;iU"
'C
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tiOil
N
Youngs,
a
it
r
the
most
(
1
"Cf'T-
lo
:spl8
of
the
be
msii-
H
M
Dag-
'
i'f
in-r.
committees
e
cted
at
ilsr
c
Thein-e
csr.-i:;t
of
Al
aa
Allan
Arm.
e
A
P
Craw-
n;er
The
exter-
m
je
j.
airman,
Rudolph
i?
end
J
K.
Mc-
handle
the
"onery
con-
It
A!d:'rman
T.
N.
JrLtDd,
Rudolph
Silversldes
was
pr
Daggett
Do
meetinir
were
Daggett,
Mayor
Mderman
T.
N.
Iry
E,
T
Apple-
fn:ra
Silvxrsides,
rar
Havroy.
Ru-
E
Boddle,
R.
E.
McLeod.
ALICES
PRICES
KP
iiidiT
hi
:pt
.
.i
i
cuts
ooara
oi
for
three
years
treasonable
rela-
tn
prices
of
cash
tralps,
and
agrl-
lndqtrlal
prices.
Jll
advise
what
limits
should
be
"dltles,
the
price
pntrolled
by
the
tnent
or
provln-
fts
and,
Co
keep
ovements
of
com-
Pn
India
and
to
the
price
of
any
Icontrolled
should
id
to
specify
the
;
limits
for
such
'
The
Hindustan
to
this
decision,
;overnment
has
Its
determina-
Pown
the
cost
of
of
autograph
ied
to
have
its
fs
the
Uth
cen-
it
with
ho
or
nr
17-1
inhale
tht
,k.
-
"OTTlt
today.
ALEXANDERS
IN
VS.
FOR
CELEBRATION
Field
Marshal
Visoount
Alexander
Tighti
and
jits
wife
the
Viscountess,
leave
their
train
at
Pennsylvania
station,
New
York
City,
after
their
arrival
'rom
Washington,
I
C
Raymond
Atkins,
left,
president
of
the
Canadian
Society
of
New
York,
whose
50th
anniversary
Viscount
Al
xander
will
help
celebrate,
and
Hugh
D,
Scully,
second
from
left,
Canadian
consul-general
in
New
York,
met
Viscount
Alexander
and
his
party
on
their
arrival.
RARE
REPTILES
ODD
CREATURES
VANCOUVER.
U
T.
P.
Men-zJ,
curator
of
the
Vancouver
museum,
has
received
a
pair
of
axalotls
rare
reptiles
of
the
salamander
species.
The
oxolotls
don't
seem
t
give
a
hoot
about
the
laws
of
evolution,"
says
Mr.
Menzles.
"They
live,
reproduce
and
die
as
tadpoles,
ne-ver
shedding
their
fuzzy
gills
to
step
out
of
their
witery
world."
Axolotls
were
discovered
and
iamed
by
the
Axtec
Indians
vh3
strayed
south
toward
Mexico
City
in
the
12th
century.
One
of
two
local
specimens
Is
a
sis-inch
albino
femaie
beauty
with
sii
en
ted
glils;
her
green-tsh-black
male
companion
Is
eight
InchPS
long.
While
tlw
female
.flirts
on
the
surface
of
her
hemp
In
a
cozy
water-filled
tank.
.
the
male
sulks
on
the
slimy,
rocky
bottom.
TLiese
uncivilized
tadpoles
like
earihwfirms
but
spurn
all
vegetable
matter.
Cannibalistic
tendencies
become
evident
if
the
axolotl
is
not
fed
regularly.
He.
or
she,
will
snap
off
the
leg
of
another
replUe.
Tlie
museum
here
obtained
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Axolotl
from
Buffalo.
PAVEMENT
PASTRY
MOOSE
JAW.
Sask.
W-Bread.
cakes
and
pies
were
spread
alon;j
a
residential
street
In
Moose
Jaw
when
the
runner-equipment
wagon
of
Kenneth
Beckett,
bakery
salesman,
overturned
as
ms
norse
siampecica
oown
a
mil
.'Hp
He
flnallv
finally
rannht
caught
Hip'
the'
hnrso
horse
nnH
and
led
it
back
picking
up
the
goods
on
the
way.
DOVER,
Eng..
iT'
Smugglers
coming
from
Europe
try
to
sneak
past
caroms
with
false-lbottom
suitcases.
In
one,
191
watches
and
other
goods
were
found.
f
RESH
AS
A
Knjov
tliem
often
llrlnor
Kronen
KinmU,
vrnlrrn-grown
anil
pai-lvnl
.
.
.
fuinril
for
niiiimier-freslinrs!
Stvles
For
7Teen
Agers
White
Pique,
Black
Velvet
In
Beguiling
Bolero
Suits
Will
Charm
Junior
lis
By
HELEN
BANNERMAN
Canudlan
Press
Staff
Writer
NEW
YORK
0i
Sophisticated
'teen-agers
will
took
like
pretty
babies
this
spring
and
the
accent
Is
on
the
word
"sophisticated."
Ihe
new
clothes
take
a
Vt.;f
wearing.
"
white
pique
arid
Alack
velvet
are
Junior
high-style
fabrics
and
demure
white
gloves
complete
most
costumes.
vnr
wDinnio
th
tittii
hnlpro
suit
with
the
short
Mack
velvet
jacket
buttoning
at
the
throat
under
.he
ruffled
Peter
Pan
collar
rounds
away
below
the
buttons
to
show
the
white
pique
,u!2ue
to
which
the
blouse
be-
i-ongs.
Th?
'uffled
cuff!'
on
the
blouse's
long
siecves
are
turned
back
over
the
bolero
sleeves
to
imat:h
the
collar.
The
wlde-ibandid.
gathered
skirt
Is
of
pin-checked
green
and
white
wool.
With
this
bnuildlng
costume
goes
a
burnt
straw
sailor,
lined
on
the
undtr
side
of
the
brim
with
Mack
velvet
and
having
streamers
of
the
same
material.
It
Is
worn
orv
the
back
of
the
head
on
top
of
a
sleek,
combed-back
hair-do.
Final
touches
are
low,
strapped
shoes
and
white
gloves.
The
whole
costume
may
be
changed
by
different
skirts,
blouses,
hat
and
shoes
to
make
the
most
versatile
item
In
n
sub-drb's
wardrobe.
SMART
JUNIOR
,
DAYTIME
WEAK
VariatiiiiiB
of
the
Junior
them-?
are
neat
daytime
dresses,
buttoned
to
the
neck
and
sporting
email
collars:
full-skirted
dresses
Jor
drcss-up,
with
kiw.
wid?
BRtBZE
VFGFTAni.E
VAHIHUS
C.rern
I'm
.
.
dit
(,'rprn
liM
.
.
0rn
ixi
thm
VaU
.
.
.
lmn
DELNOR
FROZEN
FOODS
NEW
CLOTH
FROM
CHICK
FEATHERS
KFCOWNA
,B.
C.
O
Cloth-ins
may
soon
be
made
of
chic-
en
leathers.
Trade
Minister
EWnrc
Rupert
Dail?
fictos
HAT
IS
Friday,
February
21,
1947
WEue
r..vicS
;ireut.
""Jhalf
of
the
I9fh
century
farm-
iays
scientists
nave
oevewpea
.
a
new
tabric
made
principally
from
chteken
feathers,
resemb
ling
wool
but
warmer,
setter
and
j
llhter.
It
can
be
dyed
arty
coor
and
possesses
a
brilliant
lustre.
With
13,000,000
pounds
at
feath
ers
going
to
waste
in
Canada,
a
man's
suit
would
take
feathers
irom
only
23
chickens.
A
wom
en's
suit
would
require
only
30
broilers
for
size
18.
necklines
and
short,
puffed
sleeves.
One
of
the
"prettiest
of
I
these
Is
of
green
and
white
striped
taffeta
with
a
wide
black
velvet
midriff.
For
a
"gcod"
dress,
just
this
side
of
a
formal
evening
sown,
a
simple
frock
of
black
fai'le
is
4he
best
toet
of
New
York
fashion
houses
specializing
in
"teen"
fash'ons.
And
(parents
take
note)
with
these
dresses
go
simple
blaJr
hoes
with
a
really
high
heel
to
balance
the
new,
slightly
longer
hemline.
Bla;k
suede
cp?ra
pumps
are
nucnlber
one
choice
for
wear
with
faille
costumes.
Suits
again
have
the
costume
look
with
a
simple
gTey
flannel
jacket
and
flared
skirt
dressed
up
with
a
white
pique
collar
a
little
smaller
than
the
suit
collar.
White
pique
gloves,
pert
sailor,
and
saddle
leather
over-lhe-shoulder
bag
go
with
this
suit.
Grey
snd
pastef
corduroy
and
thin
twetds
are
belr?
presented
In
junior
forecasts
for
spring
suits
while
wool,
both
sheer
and
ettpe,
are
tho
choice
for
sprirm
dresses.
Get
RLl
the
Vitamins
you
need
CON
IAIN
VITAMINS
A
8,
Ba
C
0
plus
IRON
and
LIVER
CONCENTRATE
ll,lll.TI1ltllllUII
M
MULTIPLE
CAPSULES
Don't
be
confused
as
to
which
Vitamins
to
buy.
When
you
take
just
2
VITA-VIM
Multiple
Capsules
(one
of
the
golden
and
one
of
the
black)
each
day,
you
supplement
the
Vitamins
In
your
diet
needed
for
normal
health.
Twenty-five
day
supply
for
$1.75
or
a
fifty
day
supply
$3.00.
VITA-VIM
Multiph
is
s
Nj.I
Qudlity
Priduct,
itli
tnij
si
Njsl
Drt
SlrtS.
McCUTCHEON
PHARMACY
LIMITED
Mill
K3W
TO
STAY
YOUNG,
GROW
YOUR
OWN
VEGETABLES,
SO
DOCTOR
SAYS
Wini
to
stay
youn
and
beau
tiful'
Dr
Frank
G.
Boudreau,
chair
man
cl
the
Food
and
Nutrition
Board,
Ur.ited
States
National
R-?earch
Council,
told
the
Na
tional
Garden
Conference
that
grcwing
a
home
vegetable
gar
den
and
eating
the
vegetables
would
do
more
to
accomplish
this
for
tin-
women
of
America
i
uian
ai!
an?
ueauty
taieps.
pve
(been
the
results
of
eom-He
tlrc(J
thj
fact
that
this
mon
diet
ciT
solid
dishes
like
was
tiiftiy
a
modern
Idea
the
roat
beer,
salt
node,
bread,
pud-result
of
diftoverte
by
science
oMn&s
and
patAiy
with
no
leaven
h
.!
astonished
the
nutrl-
tninx
of
Ircsh
vei'taMes
ami
'
ioji
experts.
!
fruits.
Ii
w;ts
a
p,i.
at
surprise
-to
dls-!
iv
r
livj
remarkable
dietary
.
qualities
:
r
the
loaves'
df
plants,"
plemen'.sd
dietary
deficienees:
c
td.
;
taught
.better
'food
habits
and
in
"Tiiey
constitute
complete
many
cases
brought
a
little
sun-fxx'
rt-.
h
in
actively
f
miction-'
shine
Into-home
made
!owriy
in
eits
wltkh
titntttln
every-
I,jy
the
war.
For
eating
is
one
of
f
x,:,
foe
tlic
meU-j
Life's
pleasures,
and
there
is
a
bollc
process,
'rtjey
iiijply
all
rtret
ia
tore
ton
-the
individual
the
.nutrient
..whfcrl
ah
antmai
requires.
The
llbcaJ
ue
rf
th
irote.tive
iforxin
among
wiilch
vtetatolfs
and
fruits
rank
high,
tends
to
preserve
the
charaeter-Ist'jcs
of
youth.
The
larger
the
I
iiri
.Tin.asc
ui
..aiones
laicen
in
tlie
iform
of
protective
foodi,
th1
smaller
the
percentage
of
failure
in
the
preservation
of
the
characteristics
of
youth
and
the
greater
the
extension
of
the
prime
of
We.
"There
was
a
time
in
this
country
when
the
produce
of
heme
sardens
was
not
eppreci
.,
t
ated
he
.iDurin
the
iTst
eis
were
indifferent
to
green
vrnfetf-Mp
vQgetr:les.
Prpsirintial
Presidential
candl-
Mudl.
You
saw
IL
in
Tne
Newsl
I
1
W
-
-
.
-
-
date
Van
Buren
was
attacked
lor
using
public
funds
to
raise
strawberries
and
raspberries,
cauliflower
and
celery
for
his
table.
Infant
mortality
was
high,
people
aged
quickly
and
expectation
of
life
at
birth
was
ex-U
emery
low.
"It
is
not
surprising
that
poor
complexions,
hollow
cheeks
eick-
iy
locks
and
lack
of
vigor
should
"During
the
war
the
food1
yo-tfh
In
Viciarv
wardens
sun-
who
eats
for.
the
first
time
pm
perry
cooked
and
.servitl
vegetables
and
(fruits
fresh
from
the
garden.
All
of
these
benefits
IVjw
from
home
gardenjs
in
peacettot
as
well,
and
they
ateo
bring
some
extra
dividend
.
"Just
now
when
ifcod
prim
are
high,
home
gardens
can
fcelp
to
prevent
Inflation.
Heal-tS.ful
exMcdse
In
the
open
air
Is
a
useful
remedy
ior
many
Ills
lead
sedentary
tots.
The
cultivation
of
heme
gardens
provides
recreation
'lor
ths
mind
as
wp.ll
as
the
body;
It
Is
the
treat-
I
ment
of
mental
diseases."
COTTAGK
CHKKSK
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
illlBlM'lJMlllBnMf
r
VP?
(
CONGRATULATIONS
MOTHER
DON
7
CONGRATULATE
MEl
iM
yjf
il
-THESE
PANCAKES
ARE
SOI
1
ITS
AU
IN
MH
1
,,ruT-.e
rrvntvA
AUNT
Jl
MIMA'S
IW
lUMl
nr
:
REaiiiMS
POSITIVELY
CERTAIN
The
All-Canadian
ELECTROLUX
T
II
K
MUCH
A
NIC
A
L
MA
I
I)
IS
NOW
BETTER
THAN
EVER!
e
SEE
DISPLAY
IN
WINDOW
AT
The
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
Shop
Phone
(i.
A.
HULL
al
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
for
full
details
or
demonstration.
HAPPY
WONG
Co.
Wholesale
and
Retail
FRUITS
AND
VKCKTAISLES
214
Sixth
Street
Black
289
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
LIMITED
JUST
ARRIVED
INLAID
LINOLKUM
British-made,
burlap
bad;,
per
sq.
yd
$2.30
INLAID
LINOLEUM
Dominion,
sq.
yd.
$1.80
Large
Assortment
of
UMKRELLAS
Just
Arrived,
each
$
1.93
Phone
775
327
Third
COMMENCING
JANUARY
17
HOVIS
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
WILL
BE
MADE
BREAD
Every
Tuesday
and
Friday
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
Lawbreakers'
Bane
But
Not
Policeman
HALIFAX
0;
Edgar
(HanR)
Shafner
is
not
a
police
officer
and
has
no
desire
to
be
but
he
probably
has
been
the
downfall
of
more
petty
lawbreakers
than!
many
a
rookie
constable.
t
Three
times
now
in
the
last
three
years
the
35-year-old
Granville
Ferry,
NJ3.,
man
has
led
police
to
a
man
wanted
for
some
infraction
of
the
law.
Recently
In
Halifax
he
fol
lowed
u
man
from
his
boarding
lie
use
when
a
lellow
loomer
had
called
for
assistance
after
being
robbed.
Shalnor
followed
the
man
onto
a
tram
car,
then
notified
police
who
ar?ested
the
armed
man
despite
his
threats
of
"you
won't
uet
me."
A
year
ago,,
when
Shafner
was
The
Quality
Tea
SALADA
GRANGE
you'll
back,
new
your
PRINCE
ii
r1
i
.
ri
mrDT
J
to
OCEAN
FALLS
WESTVIEW
(Powell
River)
VANCOUVER
Thursday
al
11:13
p.m.
To
KETCHIKAN
Wednesday
Midnight
For
reservations
call
or
write
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Offices.
PHINCE
KUPERT
NINE
CLAIM
WALLET
MONCTON.
N.B,
P
You
can't
blame
them
for
trying.
The
R.C.M.P.
found
a
wallet
containing
$300
advertised
f6r
Its
owner
and
got
nine
employed
by
the
CJt,
he
followed
a
man
who
had
taken
jl
travelling
bag
from
one
of
the
pulmans.
He
held
the
culprit
until
police
took
him
away.
Three
years
ago
he
chased
two
men
the
length
of
a
railway
car
when
he
noticed
them
robbing
two
dozing
sailors.
He
caught
the
men
and
held
them
until
the
shore
patrol
came.
But
now
he
has
had
enough
Especially
when
he
consideva
that
.38
brandished
In
his
face
In
his
last
brush
with
the
lawless
PEKOE
"
FREE
AS
A
SPRING
BREEZE
.
.
.
that's
how
feel
in
this
full,
beautifully
styled,
all-wool
coat.
It's
rippling
collarless
neckline,
aboundant
sleeves
are
notes
of
the
new
season.
In
colore
to
make
heart
melt.
NEW
SPRING
STOCKS
ARRIVING
DAILY
J.
Dawes
THE
AUCTIONEER
Sales
Every
Saturday
WE
SELL
EVERYTHING
Goods
Sold
On
Commission
Household
Sales
Conducted
at
Your
Convenience
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSE-1
HOLD
GOODS
WRAPPED;
PACKED
AND
CRATED
Estimates
Given
Free
PRINCE
R
IT
PERT
AUCTION
MART
(Opposite
Civic
Centre
Kldg.)
PHONES:
Bus.
Blue
1
15
Res.
Red
I
'27
Ask
for
George
DON'T
LET
YOUR
ORDERS
CONSUMERS
GO
TOO
LATE!
Orders
are
piling;
up
and
the
supply
situation
Is
not
so
food.
You
are
advised
to
keep
your
orders
well
in
advance
lo
give
u
the
best
possible
rhanre
to
keep
jmi
supplied.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Phones
116
and
117
FUEL
AND
BUILDING
MATERIALS
Is