BOULTER
&
WELTER
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
June
23,
1950
l-LOOD
FUND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
1.00,
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Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
Newtoouser,
Terrace
Reporter
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Arthur
Mallhot
'.....
M.
Martinson
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D.
C
Evans
Gunnar
.
Selvlg
T.
Hureda
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J.
Myers
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O.
McKelvey
.........
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(Formerly
B
&
W
Transfer)
Concrete,
Gravel
and
Cement
Phone
Black
774
E.
Jackson
2.00
E.
Palmer
2
00
WORLD
TOUR
.
1
It
is
possible
to
circle
the
J
world,
flying
in
Canadian
air-1
craft.
I
mm
2.00,
.
Mrs.
Dorothy
Sherwood
arriv-1.00
'
it
.
.
mis
H.
Da
vies
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MaLe&n
drove
through
Terraee
cm
Wednesday
9nn!
i"uiuy
mornings
tram
1
2tw
to
spend
a
few
weeks
holiday
a!
j
m
their
return
to
their
home
,
(Office)
T.
Norton
Ypung
3rd
Avenu
nue
Advertise
through
Classifieds.')
fEff
fyt'
wftTjfcl
Smith
2.00
Aeheson
2
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J.
Oalbratth
2.00
I
Charleston
2
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D.
Stuart
$2.U0
Truscott
i.oo
Parker
4n
Tale
mm
In
Prince
Rupert
arter
attending
the
Oddfellows'
Grand
Lodge
-
tiao
opciiL
tXIC
i
ju
past
year
nursing
at
the
Camp-.
-UJiell
River
"
..-omm
Hospital.
!
meeting
in
Pentkston.
.nn
A.
Hikdal
L.
Blackwell
William
Dewchuck.
3.
Thorrtit
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Richard
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L.
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L
Fernand
Gelinaa
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S.
Xameda
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Lister
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Mr.
and
M-s.
Carl
Prathman.
bb-
.parents
ei
Mrs.
F.
M.
La
belle
iiBO
E.
Muldoon
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R.
Belaner
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arrived
n
Tiiursday's
irain
.from
Lane
Butte,
to
make
their
REFRIGERATORS
G.E.
Refrigerators
'.
Zelinas
I
MO
home
here.
2.60
2
06
1.00
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norton
anrhwd
from
England
on
Tuesdav's
train
rvicuary
ELECTRIC
RANGES
For
the
finest,
cleanest,
easiest
cooking
In
your
life
PRICED
FROM
$218.00
Trade-ins
accepted
SOLD
ON.
EASY
BUDOET
TERMS
1.00
1
nn
hom
the
east
and
are.
at
nres-
91
cu.fr..
$384.oo
The
Hospital
Auxiliary
met
in
the
Nurses'
Lounge
of
the
Outpost
Hospital
un
Thursday
evening.
Presiding
was
Mrs.
D.
G.
Little.
Routine
business
was
cleared
up
for.
the
summer
season
as
there
will
be
no
other
meeting
until
late
in
September.
A
report
of
the
recent
plant
sale
was
given,
proceeds
from
which
totalled
almost
$90,
and
a
vote
of
thanks
was
extended
to
Mrs.
Osborne
far
her
work
in
convening
it.
Plants
had
been
donated
tax
the
sale
iy
H.
Xktg,
Mrs.
C.
C.
King,
Mrs.
S.
G.
Cooper,
Mrs.
Cote,
and
Mrs
Tetreault.
.Refreshments
were
served
by
the
committee
at
the
close
of
the
business
session.
S.
Miller
C.
Anderson
IX.
Valentine
....
John
Puchalind
W.
Seabodea
N.
Saho
;
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Leslie
Bah
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t.
Milligan
Dan
McDonald
G.
Hangerud
.....
Lorne
Auderon
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J.
Kennedy
A.
Findlay
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Caal
Matson
.ir-v?.
Reg.
Wilson
;
'2.00
T.
W.
McMillan
'..
2.00
H.
Vnderheide
2.00
J
D.
Blond
2.00
N.
G.
Gurvlch
2.00
C.
Tonin
2.00
Jerry
Doucette
2.00
Ted
Thomas
2
.00
Percy
Wong
......1
2.00
Blair
2.00
F.
Burdette
.
2.00
Jack
fciitb
2.00
Mr.
Olson
g,00
H.
Leeuw
,
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C
Burge
2.
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Bud
Magnus
2
.00
Leonard
1.00
nt
tne
Buess
of
their
son-in-2.00
law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs
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Dubeau.
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DE
ST.
JEAN
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Prlnw
Edward
Island
was
,
nn
I
known
as
Isle
de
St.
Jean
untU
about
1799.
2
9
nn
$354.00
George
Perrault
.
McBrlde
St.
Phone
311
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B.
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POWER
CO.
A.
McPherson
1.00
T.
Dlnan
1.00
J.
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Gordon
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PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART,
B.
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cvn.
Tcmmy
Thomas
2.00
Sam
McCann
3.00
Beg.
Becklug
2J)0
H.
M.
McGulre
.
2.00
ARE
YOU
ALLERGIC?
wormian
Campbell
Roland
Marleau
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Narclsse
Marleau
.....
J.
McNeil
H.
Duncan
1.
h.
McGregor
A.-Bamford
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J.
Scabar
Sam
Teer
A.
Munro
M-
Ambrose
N.
Meameyer
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Whltworth
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Complete
Range
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Infant
&
Baby
Wear
W.
Blactlall
One
of
the
greatest
problems
tn
healing
today
U
ttie
problem
of
allergy.
Allergy
i
a
specific
hyjier-
Kerr
game
in
the
"rough'.
Rub
in
Minvd's
to
make
thoie
musdes
cool,
relaxed,
ready
for
the
fairway.
For
sprain,
nuacular
etiffneu,
dies
end
pain.
Greaselcs.
ouick
drying,
as
uupieaaaM
1.00
1.00'
2.06
1
1.00
1.00
1.00
J.
00
1.0a
1.00
1.00
1.00
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..
Scott
P.
Herman
..
and
Baby
Gifts
6ABY
BOOTIES
DIAPERS
-
ROMPcRS
DRESSES
V.
WUklngs
..
odut.
iarye
Iraaailwl
Six
esc
F.
Eowatt
....
D.
Smith
sensitiveness
of
the
body
to
certain
irritants,
whether
of
-food,
pollens
or
foreign
proteins.
,
.
If
everyone
contacting
1-lergte
substances
were
equal-fy
susceptible.
F.
WllUams
..
'S
QDrafGTOW
S.00
I
1
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Everything
for
the
Baby
at
DOM'S
DEP'T
STORE
I
I
Asa.
unmEirr
B.
RoberU
..
E.
Lund
J,
Gowrie
K.
Bye
H.
Jorgensoa
1.00,
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1
Th
edverttsement
is
wot
publrthed
or
1.00
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ZTlrrVf
,ne
LK'uo'
'-orrtrol
Hoercf
or
'
oy
the
Oo-ernmera
frairh
Columbi.
.then
it
would
liiU
eaeaeseaeaaTaTaWSBHaHHaVJMaaSita
be
better
to
Vft
eradicate
these
substances
"Mutt
sQr"
'
:
tram
the
fac.
Fashion
Footwear
111
-
m
Family
Shoe
Store
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
Julius
Dlntenfass
of
the
earth.
Doctor
et
Chiro-
However,
to
practie
eradicate
all
sa
-
called
sources
of
allergy
would
mean
to
lialte
of
the
earth
a
barren
wilderness
-because
most
any
substance
la
irritating
to
.certain
people.
The
source
of
allergy,
or
lack
at
resistance
to
it,
lies
not
la
the
e-lernal
world,
but
in
your
own
body.
It
develops
as
the
result
of
physiological
change
which
renders
the
tistiuos
hypersensitive.
The
results
obtained
by
removing
this
constitutional
lack
tinder
chiropractic
are
truly
remarkable
All
types
of
cases
ranging
from
hives,
eczema,
hay
fever,
to
asthma
respond
to
the
chiropractic
procedure,
iieeults
depend
upon
the
age
of
Che
person,
severity
of
the
condition,
and
the
length
of
time
that
one
has
had
(he
allergy.
The
chiropractor
is
able
to
change
the
hyperseneitiveness
of
the
body
by
making
corrections
in.
the
nervous
system
Itself.
You
can
prove
to
yourself
that
this
is
so
by
undergoing
chiropractic
care.
The
Universal
'
KIDDIES'
TRAINING
PANT4S
Finely
knit
cotton.
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waistband.
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Today
'
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PICK-UP
SERVICE
Assurance
to
You
that
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LINEN
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TOWELS
COTTON
TEA
TOWELS
'ow
Furs
are
Protected
m
THEFT,
FIRE
and
"BONDED
BROKEN
SIZES
IN
WOMEN'S
SHOES
WHICH
MUST
BE
JSOLD
Sizes:
4
AV2
5
5V2
6
6Vt
7
IVi
8
8H
6
16
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Pr.
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LINES
USUALLY
,
PRICED
UP
TO
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t
Ho
Try
Ons
HOW
AT
$2"5
White
Vita
'
Blue-Green
and
Red
Border.
Size
about
20
x
29'..!
"EACH
eg.
Dutch
ftattern.
Heavy
Gotten
Material.
Size
about
18
x
28
....
EACH
'jflA
MOTHS.
STORAGE
n's
ond
Lodies'
Cloth
xts
and
Suits
also
stored
tutu
FIRS,
3rd
Ave.
Box
uaz
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One
ounce
ixiHs
made
by
a
good
manufacturer
qnd
sold
to
us
as
sub-standard.
Most
colors.
H
(f
In
2,
3
ond
4
ply
Yarns.
J.VV
TABLE
CLOTHS
HAND
TOWELS
x
"
Bright
-CcAlared
Jlayon.
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Pattern.'
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Rainbow
Striped
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Mill
run.
,
;
Size
about
80
x
fQ
....
EACH
-
Slze
about
17
x
34
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KIDDIES'
ANKLE
SOX
Plain
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and
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Sizes
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ALL
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sn.93':
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NYLON
HOSE
(SUB-STANDARDS)
Evening
Sheer
Quality.
LAOIESgYtON
HOSE:
'
(Sl'B-STANPABDS)
Daytime
Sheer
Quality.
.
.
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yi
.;............
pAm
Siees
9-11
PAIR
89c
$1.29
,,.
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MEN'S
CREPE
SOLE
OXFORDSf
...
-
.
WHITE
FLANNELETTE
3
yds.
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27rn.
Wide.
Good
quality
closely
woven
.
:
Flannelette.
White
only.
N-
ft
j
DRESS
OXFORDS
MEN
S
flOYS'
COWBOY
HATS
Bright
Colors.
Cord
trim
MEN'S
TEE
SHIRTS
finely
knit
TeC
Shirts.,
White
only.
Sims
S-M-L
.....
EACH
r
QQ
Sizes
S-M-L
EACH
BROKEN
SIZES
$1.79
A
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
SHORTS
AND
SHIRTS
2
(
or
1.00
FrDely
knit
cotton.
Shorts
have
Elastic
.
Waistband.
'
-
Sizes
S-M-L
Enjoy
your
work
more
Avoid
tension
drink
Postum
moro
fun
out
of
your
job
-
drink
Postum
I
Avoid
th
caffein
in
te
4nd
coffee,
which
may
upset
your
nerves
or
stomach
or
interfere
sound
sleep.
Postum
confains
no
afiein
-
or
any
other
drug
which
"y
cause
you
"work
tension".
postum
gives
you
a
grand
satisfying
flavor
-
yet
saves
you
up
to
compared
to
the
cost
of
other
hot
beverages
I
iviTrrr
MENS
WPRK
SOX
2
100
H52vy'
weight
Work
Sox.
Ideal
for
rubber
boots
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SHOP
FOR
UNADVERTISED
SPECIALS
FArvLIIILY
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POSTUM
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CONTAINS
NO
CAFFflN
STORE
LIMITED
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
f
oday
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