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Thursday,
September
7,
1950
AIR
PASSENGERS
NAVAL
liLVELOP
CLAY,
.
,
ARTHRITIC
CURE
There
Is
prospect
of
a
new
coast
industry
developing
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver,
the
site
being
on
King
Island,
near
Bella
Bella.
It
would
be
in
the
development
of
a
clay
deposit,
said
to
possess
unusual
chemical
and
healing
properties,
particularly
for
arthritis
and
rheumatism.
The
enterprise
is
headed
by
Matthew
Sutton,
retired
lumber
operator
of
Ocean
Falls.
To
Vancouver
(
today
i
J.
L.
Gilmour,
F.
Gavan,
Dr.
H.
M.
Daggett,
Miss
S.
Stevens.
Mrs.
G.
Armstrong.
H.
Purl;,
P.
Stewart.
A.
Weaver.
I.
Hanson.
L.
W.
Baxter,
J.
C.
Oswald,
C.
H.
Klot?,,
D.
Tyerman.
DANG
(Native
Children
Off
To
Schools
!
j
Two
special
coaches
were
at-
Uached
to
last
evening's
regular'
;
train
for
the
East
as
eighty-five
i
native
children,
who
have
been
spending
the
summer
vacation
I
with
their
parents
in
this
district,
left
to
resume
their
studies
at
departmental
boarding
schools
at
Edmonton
and
Lytton.
Sixty
went
to
Edmonton
and
twenty-five
to
Lytton.'
The
station
plat
C
KS
From
Vancouver
yc:
tcrdavi
W.
H.
White,
Mrs.
Rood.
II.
Mackenzie,
Mrs.
J.
Johnson
and
infant.
Miss
F.
Joh.ison,
J.
Drnnl-son.
J.
J.
Sutherland,
J.
Ve;;'ry.
L.
Russi.
Mrs.
II.
Kennedy.
Mrs.
IN
HONOR
OF
THE
OFFICERS
AND
OF
THE
H.M.C.S.
ONTARIO
TUESDAY,
SEP1
EMBER
1
Naval
Drill
Hall,
cor.
of
McBridc
and
lJt
Dancing
12
lo
2
E.
Kilman,
S.
MrClay.
!
From
Sandspit
yesterday)
'
Miss
Moody,
Mr.
Ga'braith,
Mm.
fGalbraith.
I
To
Vancouver
(yesterday
I
It.
Bryan,
L.
Osbcrn
and
child.
Moose
Home
Making
Committee
Session
The
social
service
committee
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
held
their
monthl
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
O.
Stegavig.
After
a
business
session
cards
were
played.
First
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
H.
Muncey.
with
consolation
prize
to
Mrs.
C.H.
Collins.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
form
was
crowded
with
parents
and
friends
saying
farewell
to
the
children.
They
are
being
accompanied
by
Indian
Superln-tendnet
F.
E.
Anfield
as
lar
as
jasper
where
escorts
from
the
two
schoc-.s
w.ii
take
charge
o(
them
for
the
remainder
of
their
journeys.
1
Great
Britain
first
began
experimenting
with
rpntrifuljil-type
Jet
engines
as
early
as
1930.
I
Tender
Beef
Ste.fc
with
rich,
V'
-
;
'
stjP
nitunl
grivy.
't'
main
dish
1
V
;
lxir
for
delicious
hot
mel
Prepared
in
jiffy,
handy,
l--)
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V
u,,y'
nut,i,iou
"(tv
I
1
tCAV
)
o'
Another
fine
Burn
I
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XX
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V
product
.
.
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BY
THE
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II
IHKIIS
(Kind
l
ci
uii-slon
of
the
Common!
im
r,,
James
II.
Thompson
returned
.Tuesday
by
air
from,
a
brief
visit
to
Vanrouver.
Mrs.
Thompson
Is
remaining
in
Vancouver
and
toria
for
two
weeks
longer.
DEN'TLFVF.N
H
00
the
hostess.
Present
were
Mrs
',
,
R.
Giske,
Mrs.
C.
Collins.
Mrs.
J.
j
!
Carr,
Mrs.
B.
Biair,
Mrs.
F.
Grim-
ble.
Mrs.
A.
Hamilton,
Mrs.
H.I
'
Muncey,
Mrs.
Q.
Stegavig,
Mrs.
R
B.
Skinner.
.
A
QUiCft
HOUniSUIMG
MEAL
FOR
THE
I!ELDR
ffMCM
VFimr
rnnr
nnnn
imnn7
pnnr?i
r..J
uwietkia
iiii&i
vifiu
iiuiiiu
iiutauuM
ruviti
dviiU
You
could
hardly
serve
them
a
more
nouris
ing
lunch
than
Libby's
Deep-Browned
Bean
Miss
Eleanor
Trumbell.
who
;
has
spent
the
past
three
week.5
j
at
Jasper,
Kelowna
and
Van-
couvcr,
re
tumid
to
the
city
Wed-
nesday
on
the
Prince
Rupert.
Her
I
mother,
Mrs'.
E.
C".
Trumbedd
c-
j
companicd
Kcr
to
Vanrouver,
i
where
she
was
joined
by
-Mr.
j
Trumbell,
with
whom
a
visit
U
I
now
beintr
paid
to
another
daughter,
Mrs.
Vine
in
Seattle.
1
'
i'lvt'alc)usi
neat
anl
serve-that's
all!
It's
ready
in
a
few
minuitJ
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
..
Prince
Rupert
R.
S.
Mayhew,
E.
C.
M.
Sheffield.
C.
H.
Hosken.
Mr.
and
H.
Hood.
Stan
MrClay,
D.
Rori-son",
J.
B.
Dyson,
R.
L.
Green,
G.
Lidstone,
Vancouver;
C.
H.
Mc-
Kinnell,
Inverness;
W.
J.
Crawford,
Stewart;
Mrs.
J.
F.
Butler
and
daughters,
Alice
Arm;
Mrs.
E.
Brown,
Nanaimo;
Miss
V.
Fairbairn,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
J.
J.
White,
New
Westminster;
Mrs.
F.
B.
Wilson.
West
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
V.
Brown
Jr.,
Seward,
Alaska.
digestible
and
delicious.
Libby's
Deep-Browned
Beans
arc
rider
H
flavour,
extra
tender,
because
they're
cooked
til
CONVINCED
'i
Mrs.
Mary
Baker
Eddy,
fonn-i
der
of
Christian
Science,
re;ard-1
ed
herself
as
the
incarnation
ofj
the
feminine
principle
of
Uieiy
i
School
Board
Has
Building
Headache
Last
night's
meeting
of
the
school
board
proved
a
headachs
factory
lor
trustees
as
cosU
above
contract
price
for
building
the
new
;
hols
in
muted
to
almost
$15,000
although
work
has
hardly
started.
Letters
from
thj
aii:m.c;t.;
Sha-p
and
Thompson,
Berwick.
Praiv
'nfo.med
the
board
of
the
additional
costs
involved.
F.rst
came
lh?
concrete
tunnel
f?r
prote:tioM
of
the
city's
water
niai.i
under
the
new
Booth
.'..'hool
at
ai;ciiii
$1,0
W,
That
was
exclusive
Deep-Browned
way.
Libby's
paten
r.u.ttnn
mntkml
.
.
L
I.
vwwmiig
inviuuu
suiiyuiiua
catn
ucan
Wltn
evtj
heat
.
.
.
gives
a
through
ami
throiigbwnitnK
.TYPEWRITER
niBBONS
Typewriter
Tibbons
are
beinat;
made
of
nylon;
'
the
material's!
strength
and
resiliency
Is
siid
to!
give
it
a
longer
life
than
stand-
1
which
no
other
beans
can
equal.
Then
tat
plump,
tender
bean
is
smothered
in
LiHVsow
rc
ard
ribbons.
idiixy
iiJinaiu
sauce,
uriiniui
ui
apntiizincnaviii;:
recessary
because
th?v
liai
been!
i
OBI
Try
libby's
Deep-Browned
Beans-taste
beans
at
their
bestl
(old
by
City
Engineer
Don
Stewart
before
plans
had
been
drawn
that
reasonable
precautions
would
be
necessary
and
what
they
considered
to
be
reasonable
1
re-nut
;nn-
ri-d
not
meet
tho
1
CANADIAN
iWIIISKY
w
jta
YfOf'f'J&k
"
'
'I
'm
approval
of
Mr.
Stcwatl.
Flans
..-.i
uj
ty
al'cred
acro"din'.y.
Thsn
there
was
the
matter
of
pvprc
si-cMit'i:
at.
an
addel
,
cost
of
t300.
c.ccrs
for
the
gym-jr.a.-nnii
at
S't,3i
1.
irHtallatiin.
of
a
fuel
tank
a',.
y2r2,
all
above
the
contract
pri.-re
WiUi
tl:c
excep-:
tion
of
the
gyrroc,
the
gymnas-j
ium
do
rs.
arA
the
tsnk
insral-pt;on,
the
bwd
di';rlaimed
all
know
'rd?e
oi'
i"he
change?
until
pftcr
work
had
been
completed.
In
the
ra?e
of
the
lank
instal-lat'r-n.
Trustee
Bru?e
Brown
said
he
had
talke
I
with
the
contractor,
who
had
sdviscd
him
the
tank
storing
fuel
for
the
old
I
school
was
i;i
the
way
of
work
,
for
the
new
one
and
that
they
ihad
airerd
a
pood
plan
J
ould
be
.to
instal
the
tank
for
the
new
school
immediately
and
connect
the
old
school
furnace
with
DISTILLED
IN
CANADA
II
L
EM)
EI)
IS
CANADA
MOTTLED
IN
CANADA
for
V
is
J:
i
:
CANADIANS
WHO
APPRECIATE
THE
FINEST
CANADIAN
WHISKY
FRANKFORT
W5TIURS
(CANADA)
LTD.
I
tk.l
dvtfUwiimt
M
Ml
fMiiki
w
4lyd
by
This
advertisement
is
not
puDusnea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
v;.ii;ui
hijiird.
or
Dy
the
Guvernmenl
of
British
Columbia
t
'
-
he
tank,
the
extra
cost
to
be
i
only
for
connectinc.
He
asked
Jtliat
a
separate
letter
bo
sent
j
to
the
architect
querying
the
j
expenditure.
The
matter
of
the
!
doors
was
an
expected
charge
above
the
contract.
Trustee
A.
'.
Dominato
backed
up
Trustee
I
Brown's
remarks.
In
addition,
I
the
architect
suggested
weather-!
stripping
window
sash
at
$560.
'
On
mot.lrm
f
Trustee
Brown.
A
SUGGESTION
TO
HELP
BALANCE
YOUR
FOOD
BUDGET!
wrathalls
photo
unishing
See
our
Kodak
Camera
.
Line-up.
Flash
attachments
for
all
Cameras.
Kodacolor
and
Kodacjhrome
Film.
Developing,
Printing
and
.
.
Enlarging.
.
320
-
3rd
Ave.
W.
Serv6
Libby's
Deep-Browned
Beana
in
place
of
a
i
meat
course
regularly
once
or
twice
a
week.
Like
meat,
Libby's
Deep-Browned
Beans
with
pork
I
and
tomato
sauce
are
a
high
protein
food
which
I
provide
the
food
energy
and
nourishment
your
I
family
needs.
Start
serving
Libby's
Docp-
j
Browned
Beans
today
keep
several
cans
oil
!
,
BRASSIERES
r
Here
is
the
Special
you
have
been
waiting
for!
seconded
by
Trustee
Mrs.
E.
W.j
Becker,
a
committee
was
set
up1
to
pass
on
changes
of
details
of
i
construction
up
to
$500
additional
cost
between
board
meetings.
The
:
committee
appointed
by
Chair
k
hand
at
all
times.
milled
man
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
consists
of
Trustee
Dominato
and
Joe
Scott
FV
$1-00
W
Villi
V
"
u
.
Rose
Marx
Bra
..
FraQsr
ft
Pavnn
SPFfil
ALS
PURELY
MENTAL
Scientific
tests
have
indicated
that
time
is
aencrally
over-estimated
in
rooms
painted
in
red
tones;
underestimated
where
blue
predominates.
DOM'S
DEP'T.
STORE
......
First
Qualify
Hylcn
pose
51
Gauge.
Two
New
Kail
GlVudci
Visa
and
Dawn
Haze.
Eiaes
9
to
It
...-
-
VAIR
Dresses
for
the
Large.
Size
Wcwn'-
12
Only.
l32
to
ZiVz-
FraitTalnt
fabric,
Velvet
ttim.
(Jty'rl
'
after
the
14
to
20
models
GPEC1AL
.,95
(Contented
There
are
millions
of
them
contented
Carnation
babies.
Tliey
get
as
fine
a
food
as
can
be
put
in
baby's
formula.
""-
Carnation
Milk
is
good,
whole
milk
made
double-rich
by
evaporation.
Men's
Nylon
Socks
Subs.
Asaoited
colors.
Lanlex
tops.
Bizes
10
to
11:'
nn
Special
5
l'AIK
J,(
Men's
Pyjamas
ues
AN
t'triped
Flannelette.
I'laln
and
Striped
Uroaddotli.
In
Stock.
Soccial
,.
rAUt
JJ,
.Bop'
Soils
.
.J,u
lj
Only.
8,
10,
12
years.
Doncga's
and
Twtwii.
Ct
'n
2
Pie?e
SUIT
V,,M
fx
'
s
?
ick
"
Tissue
Failc
$!!!
Presses
12
Only.
Smart
Afternoon
Cty'cs.
i-.5
H
to
20.
Always
uniform
and
always
easily
digested,
because
it
is
homogenized
and
heat-refined.
Always
safe,
because
it
is
sterilized
after
it
is
sealed
in
the
air-tight
can.
Carnation
is
a
preferred
milk
for
infant
feeding.
Ask
your
doctor.
56"
All
Wool
Fell
Coalinq
1
jrert.
Green,
Desert
Sand,
Tiirmi'ilsc.
Vn
1!
1"'
"
to
$0.50.
Special
YA1U)
And
for
All
Milk
Uses
In
cooking,
Carnation
gives
any
recipe
smoother
texture,
richer
flavor,
surer
results.
For
creaming,
undiluted
Carnation
gives
coffee,
cereals,
desserts,
a
new
goodness.
Heavy
as
cream,
it
is
rich
enough
to
whipi
52"
Raven
and
Wool
Dress
Crercs
Shades
Green,
Blue,
Sand.
Special
YAKD
ladies'
Penny
Lou
Blouses.
Rayon
Silk
Crepe.
Assorted
colors.
14
to
20
$298
IAP0RATIN
Mil
If
?
"from
Contented
Cows'
4t0
CsTntBto
.
wit.
mi
N
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