1
ion
of
the
lip
.with
.the
cuspl-
Prfnft
Rnpet!
Dsnp
T3ett
Ltti.
Friday,
June
11,
1948
R
emmiscences
In
aid
of
Flood
Relief!
EA--
MUSICALE
dor
for
target.
There
were
many
excellent
shots.
Sometimes
the
range
might
be
all
of
twenty-five,
feet.
Suggestions
have
lately
been
heard
to
the
general
effect
that
the
radio
should
be
given
a
spot
of
improvement
and
fill
that
sort
By
w.j.
and
Reflections
The
Quality
Tea
Tiii.",
if
ti-f
i
ri:ht
of
the
flood
-
More
pulp
mills
are
being
plan-crisis.
Tr.e
rewp
from
the
Fraser
ed
in
different
parts
of
British
STUART
FURKIS
J.C.
PRESIDENT
Term
of
Office
to
Be
Extended
in
'View
of
Convention
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night
elected
S.
J.
Furk
president
for
the
1948-49
term
of
office.
Mr.
Furk,
who
was
formerly
secretary
of
the
organization,
replaces
A.
P.
Crawley
who
retired
after
more
than
a
year
as
president.
The
meeting
also
elected
four
other
officers
and
.
a
slate
of
f
jolly
banter.
til,
as
the
par
iid
Home
Cooking
Sale
and
the
Coiun.bia
continues
om
Columbia
-with
the
great
industry
at
Port
.Edward
already
advanced.
It
seems
like
-only
yes
inous.
By
no
spurt
of
"wanting
to
believe
the
best'
could
It
be
rot
-said
when
he
glanced
Into
the
stew,
there's
something
in
it.
.Weather
was
warm
an
J
stuffy,
the
other
evening,
and
terday
since
a
promoter
who
was
reasoned
that
the
situation
there
;
a
granger
to
discouragement
i
today
is
getting
nny
better.
It's'WOuld
Arrive
here
two
or
thre?
nfter
writhing
through
the
play-
!'ng
of
jumbled,
frenzied
sense
an
just
plain
oaa.
xnose
vho
are
to
be
pursued
by
reDorters
who
Q
RANGE
PEKOE
lees
jazz,
one
felt
all
hot
and
SATURDAY,
JUNE
12,
3
to
6
AT
VOIR
CIVIC
CENTRE
Sponsored
by
Prince
Rupert
I.O.I
).E.
Assisted
by:
NEVILLE
OERRARD
'
MRS.
ALETTA
GILKER
FRED
CONRAD
The
Junior
L.O.D.E.
will
take
care
of
children
bothered.
An
thMi
came
re
in
a
position
to
give
aid
keep
on
be
pursued
by
reporters
who
trying
to
picture
themselves
in
would,
after
listening
to
a
brief
the
same
plight.
.'reference
to
the
weather,
receive
eight
directors
who
will
assume
Harold
Hampton,
Bert
Jefferies,
recommended
by
a
nominating
freshment.
And
how!
A
sweet
voice,
singing
"My
Ain
Countrie."
It
was
even
better
tlian
a
cool
gin
fizz.
'
-
Southern
California
possesses
committee.
The
eight
directors
w
mu-mrm,
.
.
inn
Al
Mnnw.n
Wnltpr
T.n.ndom.
an
announcement.
It
was
that
nothing,
that
day,
could
be
given
out
for
publication.
Subject
to
confirmation,
an
analysis
of
their
duties
July
1.
Because
the
B.C.
regional
convention
of
the
Eroom
began
in
Prince
Rupert
in
an
insignificant
way
but,
by
were
chosen
from
a
panel
of
14
y
:
Ted
Smith.
names.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Lyhudy
Welcome
Come
with
your
family
and
friends
the
Lord
Harry,
how
it
has
i
what
it
was
proposed
to
do,
11
1
I
Canada
is
to
be
held
at
Prince
Saturday
Afternoon
an
interesting
history
and
ma
Rupert
in
August,
1949,
the
newly
elected
officers
and
directors
President,
S.
C.
Furk.
First
Vice-President,
J.
K.
Mc-Leod.
Second
Vit?e-President,
Carson
would
be
available
not
Ster
than
one
more
week.
Well.TTiat
ought
to
be
good
for
pretty
fair
headlines.
-
flourished.
The
bright
yellow
flowers,
shaped
like
pea-blossoms,
never
need
attention.
The
hardy
little
bushes
increase
and
multiply,
givutt;
iout-hes
of
gol-(
n
glory
to
whole
hillsides
and
viiaiiou.:ly
chefing
up
the
sobti
changeless
green.
terial
riches,
famous
climate
and
a
progressive
-people,
-scenic
beauty
and
Hollywood,
.ar-t
reaching
trade
and
the
fruits
of
the
field
but
Southern
Call
fornia
has
no
thousand
miles
of
winding
blue
waters,
-mountain
Wallace.
will
carry
on
as
a
convention
committee
until
September
1,
1949,
instead
of
retiring
after
12
months
in
office.
The
new
officers
were
all
el
Men
still
chw
tobacco
but
ather's
Day
June
20
A
Nice
Selection
of
Secretary,
Orin
Odegaard.
Treasurer,
TJavid
Hay.
Directors
Harold
Helgerson,
ected
by
acclamation
after
beino:
guarded
and
unfolding
new
gems
of
loveliness
at
every
turn.
somehow
cuspidors
appear
to
have
gone
out
of
style.
Anyw&y
they
are
less
frequently
seen
(and
heard)
than
in
the
past.
We
looked
up
the
dictionary
to
ATHER'S
DAY
TINY
PEOPLE
The
pygmies,
-belonging
to
WKATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging
QUICK
SERVICE
Amateur
and
Professional
Supplies
mm
.
.
.
see
how
cuspidor
is
spelled
and
CARDS
could
not
even
find
the
word..tne
Negroid
race,
average
about
i
Located
custom,
arid.cusliion
arid
four
feet
-in
height
and
live
in
the
Congo
region
and
other
i
parts
of
Africa.
Now
on
Display
f"
fuistody
hut
cuspidor
simply
was
not
there.
Reckon
it
will
have
to
be
spitoon.
Well,
if
they
-are
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
SEE
CHEPSTOW,
Monmouthshire.
(P
The
River
Wye
railway
bridge
is
undergoing
major
re
I
really
disappearing,
it
will
toe
just
too
bad.
"For
one
thing
-it
will
mean
extinction
of
a
unique
form
of
marksmanship
pc-
K.
E.
MORTIMER
pairs
for
the
first
time
In
96
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPRil
There
was
a
time
when
arti-
jing
the
eyes
of
girls
who
are
ficial
breezes
were
hard
to
create
holiday-bound.
The
main
gar-but
now
that
electric
fans
are
j
ment
"Is
a
romper-like
affair
in
better
supply
one
can
have
a
with
blouse
and
bloomer
shorts
little
wind
disturbance
all
one
"s
joined.
When
you
want
to
look
own
and
remain
coolly
aloof
to
'
dressed
up
there
is
a
matching
formed
through
sudden
compres-
'years.
--
-
the
sun's
best
efforts.
i
skirt
to
complete
the
outfit,
When
the
Sherman
tanks
Kilts
are.
an
oddity
in
Canada
I
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rolled
Into
.battle
to
help
chase
and
even
the
Highland
Regl-
Hitlcr's
bad
hoys
from
their
;
ments
are
being
parted
from
European
strongholds,
a
little
gas
their
plaid
skirts
but
Scotch-stove
went
with
them
as
part
of
men
and
others
who
like
the
the
crew's
cooking
equipment,
tartans
may
brighten
their
shirt
Today
a
similar
stove,
that
will
with
a
bit
of
Scotland
in
the
THAT
MY
FLOORS
AND
WOODWORK
'
ARE
PROTECTED
WITH
ALIWEX
A
few
minutes
with
mop
and
almost
go
into
a
coat
pocket,
form
of
a
genuine
all-wool
tar-is
available.
When
set
up
it
looks
tan
tie.
j:ach
tie
has
the
tar-
i
chic
iuuinv-
wa-ysl
w
ru
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k
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very
much
like
a
gasoline
lan
tan
name
on
it
so
one
can
be
sure
of
one's
clan
when
they
tern
but
it
has
a
heavy
metal
wear
one
of
these
new
imports
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case
the
top
of
which
can
be
I
used
for
heating
water
or
for
boiling
small
quantities
of
food.
,
Cutting
onions
is
a
chore
that
Almatex
shines
as
beautifully
as
i
ever
again!
Unharmed
by
liquids,
grease
or
alcohol
Almatex
eliminates
waxing
or
polishing.
""
brings
tears
to
most
people's
6
eyes
and
for
those
who
weep
in
profusion
a
manufacturer
has
turned
out
a
remedy.
It
is
a
small
glass
jar
with
a
handle
like
a
cup.
In
the
bottom
of
.
.
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i
.
1.
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i
i
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me
jar
is
a
cnopping
ujuuk.
huu
running
mrougn
uie
mriiii
cuvci
is
a
plunger
with
crossed
cutting
blades
attached.
The
plunger
is
ues
nm
!-
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ct
I-
cii&a
Tu-
WHAT
ARE
BULGER'S
TRYING
TO
DO?
We
try
to
be
dependable.
We
try
to
be
earliest
with
the
latest.
We
try
to
keep
a
good
variety.
We
try
to
sell
reliable
goods
at
prices
advertised
all
over
Canada.
uch
as
Bluebird
Diamonds,
Ropers
and
Community
Silver,
Cruen,
Waltham
and
Bulova
Watches,
Westclox
Products,
Ronson's,
Pens,
etc.
...
In
fact
most
of
our
goods
are
standard.
fitted
with
a
spring
so
all
one
has
to
do
is
push
the
plunger
'
down
and
it
bounces
up
again
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as
soon
as
it
is
released.
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Finding
a
clolh
to
wipe
ud
dirty
marks
around
the
house
is
Almatex
is
self-smoothing
'
Almatex
beautifies
and
protect
all
surfaces,
interior
and
exterior.
It
applies
easily
and
does
not
chip,
crack
or
stain.
In
white,
black,
aluminum,
clear
and
10
bright
colors,
Almatex
has
been
in
proven
usa
iov
over
eight
years
and
is
sold
in
Hardware,
Department,
Paint
and
Wallpaper
stores.
AIS
often
a
problem.
Of
course,
a
rag
can
be
used
and
discarded
but
that
is
waste.
Sometimes
the
dish
cloth
or
floor
cloth
may
be
used
for
mopping
up
opera
tions
but
then
there
remains
the
chore
of
trying
to
get
the
cloth
clean
again.
Now
some
smart
mifnt.urer
has
utilized
a
combination
of
plastic,
rayon
and
cotton
and
produced
a
i
-i.
...
J
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I-
fiiOMOiP
l
V?
'
NO,
EMMA,
I
VI
washable
cloth
which
will
come
ripfin
after
a
diDDing
and
a
rrn
rtk'HALD
.
Tn
I
squeezing
tn
warm
soapy
water.
They
come
in
small
and
large
sizes
and
in
a
variety
of
attractive
colors.
They
can
be
used
as
towels,
face
cloths,
window
wipers
and
in
numerous
other
ways.
Two-piece
play
togs
are
catch-
IN
TERRACE
.
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A
Modern
Department
Store
Nationally-known
lines
In
Ladies'
Wear,
Yard
Goods,
Men's
Clothing,
Shoes
.
.
.
plus
a
new
Self-Serve
Food
(
Section
with
a
Free
Delivery
Service.
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