Rev.
p.
h.
Maiiett,
pastor
of
Prince
Prince
RuDert
Rupert
Daily
Daily
News
News
Friday,
May
28,
195Q
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Catholic
Women
Hold
Convention
s
Knox
United
Chruch
at
Terrace,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Camo-sun
this
afternoon
from
Vancou-
vpr
ujhprp
hp
iit.tjndpri
t.hp
rp-
Rev.
Harold
M.
Wiagfield,
noon
returning
to
the
Islands
A
J
Un',ted
Church
Pastor
at
ueen
after
attending
the
recent
Brit-ence,
cent
British
Columbia
Confer-
'
and
will
proceed
to
the
Charlotte
City,
is
a
passenger
ish
Columbia
conference
in
Van-
Interior
by
the
evening
train.
aboard
the
Carmsun
this
after-
couver.
J
i
v5
yiirfy
The
member;,
of
the
Ca
holic
Women's
League
of
Prln:e
Rupert
were
hosts
on
Weduesdav
to
the
Diocesan
President,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Dunn
of
Smithers
and
alw
to
several
visiting
delegates
f:om
Terrace
and
Smithers.
Mrs.
E.
L.
Coughlin,
President
ol
the
local
League
was
chairman
of
the
meeting
and.
In
her
't
f
"
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t
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m?
opening
remarks,
Introducel
Ills
Excellency,
Bishop
Jordan,!
who
proceeded
to
outline
UicL
major
activities
and
objectives'
Please
jour
whole
family
i
with
Postums
grand
flavor!
i
01
ine
uatnoiic
women
League
from
the
standpoint
of
the
entire
vicariate.
Foilownig
His
Excellency
Bishop
Jordan's
address,
Mru.
G
It.
nrstt,
then
read
the
annual
report,
following
which
the
Diocesan
President,"
uwtii,
to
some
extent
on
the
objects,
policy,
spiritual
program
of
the
League
and
also
gave
a
brief
summary
J"
published
01
i
of
her
attendance
at
a
Pro
HONOR
DIRECTOR
Following
the
final
rehear
sal
of
the
season
Monday
evening,
the
girls'
junior
choir
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
had
a
surpr
Ise
party
for
the
director,
Mrs.
Earl
Soiland.
Mrs.
Soiland
was
Invited
to
have
a
cup
of
coffee
at
the
home
ol
Mrs.
Alf
Jensen
and,
when
she
entered
the
door,
found
the
choir
members
waiting
with
a
big
surprise.
They
presented
her
with
a
going-away
gift.
There
have
been
24
members
of
the
c
hoir
this
sason.
Mrs.
Leonard
Youngman
is
the
pianist.
Back
row,
left
to
right,
Mrs.
Soiland,
Ed
ith
Haugen,
Liv
Haugen,
Margaret
Olsen,
Helen
Olscn,
Jonna
Olsen,
Myrna
Knutsen,
Judith,
Stole,
Mrs.
Youngman.
Middle
row.
Mane
Olsen,
Beverley
Calderonl,
Louise
Hetland,
Nina
Mostad.
Norma
Johnsen,
Mardell
Soiland,
Sylvia
Hel-land,
Gall
Harvey.
Front
row,
Gladys
Grimolfsbn,
Sonja
Hansen,
Sonja
Jensen,
Sonja
Selvig,
Edith
Olsen,
Anne
Olsen,
Margaret
Valderhaug,
Verna
Fcssum.
Sandra
Giske
was
not
present
when
the
picture
was
taken.
I
Hoard
Ol
A
Product
of
vincial
meeting
hHd
In
Van-!
couve
r.
J
Father
Rayner,
the
parish
priest,
was
then
called
and
gave
:
3i
Columbia
:;.c
r.'.:iy
News.
p.
very
enlightening
talk
on
thy
,
t
A0
POSTUM
consuuuons
and
Dy-iaws
anu
their
general
implications.
Mrs.
Coughlin
thanked
the
speakers
and
after
adjournment
of
the
meeting
tea
was
served
by
members
of
the
local
League.
ED
PIPE
AND
of
the
mother
of
the
groom,
ments
were
served
under
Uv
Mrs.
F.
Hemmons.
Sir.
Alfred
supervision
of
the
hostess,
by
United
At
St,
'Peter's
WELDERS
AND
Do
your
family
a
great
favor
serve
them
Postum
I
servlteurs
Mrs.
Ethel
Slaney,
Mrs.
Harry
Swaf
field.'
fister
ol
the
bride,
Mrs.
Bob
Menzies
and
Mrs.
William
Davidson.
'
Street.
Mrs.
Hemmons,
gowned
in
an
attractive
wnit
and
brown
striped
jersey
ensembie.
FABRICATING
Miss
Belly
Jenning
Becomes
Bride
Of
Glen
Hemmons
dump
boxi's,
steel
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hemmons
will
make
their
home
in
the
city.
received
the
forty
or
more
guests
who
came
to
offer
f
limitations
to
the
young
cquple.
.
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
Standard
Times
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
U:GO
p.m
Krom
Uie
fast
.
Tuesday,
Tlmioduf
dat'if
rta
escapes,
storage
trailers
Postum
is
the
perfect
way
to
avoid
the
caffein
in
tea
and
coffee
which
can
cause
'upset
stomachs,
nervousness
or
restless
sleep.
Postum
is
caff
ein-free
cannot
possibly
do
harm
to
grown-ups
or
children
no
matter
how
much
they
drink!
4
oz.
jar
makes
about
5Q
cups!
Th
whole
family
can
enjoy
Postum's
fine
satisfying
flavor
while
saving
money
too
up
to
1
a
cup
compared
to
other
hot
beverages!
tdilin?
and
repairs
A
Guaranteed
"yfw
"7"
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
minister
of
'
orated
with
pink
.
and
white
,
,
,
,
.
,
.
in
.
th
Iands
and
forest
'
streamers
featuring
a
cluster
of
arrivff
huge
wedding
bells,
under
which
cltv
on
yesterday
afternoons
from
Victona
pnu
'eft
the
bride
and
groom
stood
to
Plane
t0;
day
by
car
for
his
honw
town
of
teceive
the
gooa
wishes
of
the
guests
Terrace
and
other
points
in
his
Following
the
taking
of
photo-
ridin8
of
Skeena.
Mr.
Kenney
re-
Estimates
Postu
(CONTAINS
NO
CAFFEIN)
IIRIAL
TODAY
SWITCH
TO
graphs
oy
Stanley
Hemmons,
cently
returned
w
victoria
irom
a
brother
of
the
groom,
and
Miss
trip
to
Ottawa
on
government
Vin
Elliott,
and
the
cutting
of
business.
Mr.
Kenney
expects
to
the
three-tlerd
snow
white
spend
the
coming
two
weeks
in
wedding
cake,
delicious
refresh?
the
central
interior.
SMDTH
and
ELKINS
Plumbing
&
Heating
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
9MG
CO.
East
Green
884
:l
Guaranteed
Flower
dec;;ed
St.
Peter's
j
Church
at
Seal
Cove
was
the,
scene
of
a
pretty
spring
wed-!
dnig
at
7:45
last
Saturday
eve-
,
ning,
when
Archdeacon
E.
Hodr1
on
united
In
marriage
Mls
Betty
Theresa
Jenning
and
Glenn
Bernard
Hemmons,
son
of
lie
late
Kieuv.er
Hemmons
and
Mrs.
Hemmons
of
trrs
city.
The
bride
was
gowt.si
In
a
powder
blue
street
length
fro.-k
with
a
full
accordion
pleated
skirt
accented
by
white
accessories
and
topped
by
a
tiny
blu
lace
tiara
holding
in
place
hti
shoulder
length
veil.
She
won
a
corsage
of
American
Beau.y
roses.
The
bride
entered
the
church
on
the
arm
of
her
brother-in-law,
Harry
Swaffield
of
thU
city.
The
maid
of
honor
was
Miss
Trudy
Julia
Jenning,
RN,
sister
of
the
bride,
who
arrived
in
the
city
recently
from
Holy
Cross
Hospital
in
Calgary
to
nurse
in
the
local
hospital.
Her
gown
was
of
navy
blue
crepe
print
accented
by
white
accessories
and
a
corsage
of
pink
and
white
carnations.
Groomsman
was
Fletcher
A.
Hemmons,
elder
brother
of
loud
BROADWAY
CAFE
I
THE
UNIVERSAL
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Can
you
wear
Size
4
to
5?
SAMPLE
SHOES
Regular
$14.95
to
$20.00
Boys
Shirts
and
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0
for
$1.00
finest
Cock:ly
Finely
Knit
Cotton
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Sizes
S.M-L
Have
Elastic
Waistband
Hours
7
a.m.
to
1
a
m
Dr
Take-Home
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200
At
each
$1.79
Boys
Cowboy
Hats
Wool
Felt
Cowboy
Hats
Good
Assortment
of
Colors
A
reception
following
the
i
ceremony
was
held
at
the
home
Sizes
S-M-L
In
SPRING
CLEANING
TIME
for
your
cleaning
needs
GOOD
NEWS
FOR
SINUS
SUFFERERS
Kiddies
Sweatshirts
each
$1.00
In
white,
blue
ond
yellow
with
long
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and
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inside
Sizes
2-4-6
years
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Many
thousands
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chiropractic
patients
are
grateful
to
this
healing
science
for
its
help
In
clearing
up
their
sinus
MOPS
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at
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or
$1.00
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Reg.
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11.95.
mm
MEN'S
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Short
style
Elastic
top
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10V2
&
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1
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$1.00
MEN'S
DRESS
SOX
(Substandard)
Short
style
Elastic
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1012--H12
2
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conditions.
The
record
of
achievement
In
the
field
of
sinus
trouble
Is
one
of
cliiro-prtetlc'i
proudest.
In
the
Winter
months,
especially,
the
LADIES'
ANKLE
SOX
First
Quality
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Ankle
Sox
in
white
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plain
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Sizes
m-
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IX
m.nn
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pain,
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and
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of
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sinusitis
are
Broken
Lines.
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&
Ends
Reg.
up
to
$10.95
3,98
ITCH
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OPENING
widely
observed.
Yet
there
la
no
real
need
for
Julius
Dintenfass
Uuctor
of
1
Plastic
Chair
Cushions
Rose
and
Green
Floral
Patterns
Ideal
for
kitchen
use.
Well
padded.
Size
about
1
2
x
1
4
this
prolonged
2
for
$1.00
Med
r
Storage
Boys
Crepe
Soled
Oxfords
Knitting
Wool
'1
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suffering,
since
sinus
trouble
can
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Identified
and
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be
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by
treatment.
Sinus
trouble
is
actually-
an
Inflammation
of
the
lining
of
the
walls
of
the
spaces
In
the
bones
of
the
face.
The
sinus
cavities
connect
with
the
nasal
passages
by
small
openings.
Drainage
takes
place
through
these
channels.
When
drainage
Is
Interfered
with,
the
sinus
becomes
inflamed,
and
a
secretion
Is
formed
which
may
cause
intense
pain
from
pressure
on
the
sinus
wall.
Frequently
this
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condition
arises
from
neglect
of
a
common
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The
usual
symptoms
are
Reg.
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5
balls
$1.00
"isuranre
Against
Moths,
Fire,
Heat
Theft
&
Dust
One
ounce
balls
made
by
a
good
manufacturer
and
sold
to
us
as
substandard.
iMost
colors
in
2-3
and
4
ply
yarns
2
$5
''
Scuby
Fu
rs
LADIES'
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Straight
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tea
rose
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34-42
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-
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c
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with
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s
1
discharge
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pus-like
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there
is
a
dull
headache
or
pain
over
the
affected
sinus.
,
I
The
best
way
to
avoid
iM
sinusitis,
1
naturally,
Is
to
maintain
good
general
health
and
a
strong
bodily
resistance
to
disease.
That
means
'
observing
sound
rules
of
personal
hygiene,
which
include
a
varied
diet
of
wholesome
foods,
plenty
of
'
rest
and
regular
chiropractic
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Standard
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!
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retailers
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Prince
Rupert
District
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button
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green
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,)aS
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they
serve
to
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a
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blood
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