1)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
23,
1950
iRyon
Nylon
and
to
be
harder-wearing
than
wool,
les
".scratchy"
and
of
equal
.
warmth
Those
with
a
nylon
contest,
the
manufacturers
say,
w
ill
wear
three
times
as
well,
and
!
all
are
uncrushable.
High
Wool
Prices
cording
to
the
cut,
quality
and
done
about
the
rise
In
wool
finish
of
the
goods.
I
prices.
Wilfon
declined
to
confirm
.
these
forecasts
of
revised
con-
After
holidaying
in
the
south,
trols.
He
said
he
intends
to
hold
Mrs.
Richard
Kelday
and
Rttr
full
discussions
with
the
cloth-
ard
jr.
returned
by
boat
yester-
i
Harold
Wilson,
President
of
,
The
Board
of
Trade,
viewing
the
WIN
THE
MONARCH
DREAM
KITCHEN
!
!
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
-FOR
CONTEST
RULES
lng
industry
to
see
what
can
be
day.
Bv
MITRIFL
.
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
.
LCNCON
Britain's
new
"cost-of-living"
clothing
materials,
the
wholesale
manufacturer's
answer
to
rising
wool
prices,
will
be
on
the
market
soon.
Wool
and
worsted
mixtures
materials
at
the
British
Rayon
Federation
Exhibition,
said
tha",
the
cost
of
living
would
be
higher
j
now
but
for
striking
develop-
menu
In
the
substitution
of
ray-1
on
for
cotton
wool.
"Drlnoo
rf
natural
fiHrf
Vinvp
carrying
much
50
cent
as
as
per
KreaUv."
he
said.
"Ra.v
T.
of
rayon
or
nylon,
they
will
lower
wool
is
nearly
nine
times
and
ONARCH
FLOUR
Mow
Available
at
BOURNS
considerably
the
average
cost
of
raw
cotton
7'2
times
pre-xar."
new
clothes.
For
instance,
a
low-
price
man's
suit
will
cost
Just
under
i
7
($21)
compared
with
nearly
10,
-present
cost'
of
the
Same
suit
in
an
all-wool
material.
EST
UYS
Phone
755
TO
REVISE
CONTROLS
'
,
Manufacturers
predict
that
the
increased
use
of
rayon
and
other
yarns
and
the
rising
cost
of
all-wool
textiles
will
result
in
the
greatest
change
In
government
price
controls
since
their
.inauguration,
in
July,
1941.
I
The
new
materials
are
claimed
i
Vi
TH0R...
UTOMAGIC
SINK
Pre-'on'rol
revisions,
to
be
announced
In
December,
are
expected
to
remove
'
government,
S
&
tU
-
,
restrictions
on
prices
of
wearing
8
0
Cwy
Mirths
Arlimi
Vrvirf,
Int.
"Ma,
I
Just
met
an
old
friend
and
I
want
to
bring
him
home
to
dinner,"
'
'
!
apparel,
lnsieaa,
control
win
uc
levied
on
textile
prices.
In
other
words,
Instead
of
present
price
controls
on
finished
articles,
restriction
would
be
on
textiles
in
the
unprocessed
stage.
This
would
give
the
greatest
price
flexibility
since
pre-war
days,
say
manufacturer?.
Instead
of
.
specific
prices
there
would
be
a
minimum
price
that
could
be.
varied
upwards
ac-
MM
tween
his
knees.
5.
Experts
If
he
loses
consciousness
place
him
full
length
on
the
floor
with
no
pillow
under
his
head.
Loosen
the
clothing
around
his
The
$Say:
Overwaitea
MARMALADE
TOMATO
JUICE
Aylmer
ACCIDENTS
IN
HOME
By
KAY
REX
',
-
2
27c
Ihrec
Fruit
-18-os.
Tin
,.
20-oz.
Tin
..
60c
neck
and
chest.
If
necessary
open
a
window
to
provide
fresh
air.
Cold
cloths
may
be
applied
to
his
face.
When
he
regains
consciousness
give
him
a
hot
cup
of
tea
or
coffee
and
allow
him
to
rest.
If
he
doesn't
recover
in
a
few
minutes,
call
a
doctor.
CARE
IN
MOVING
Health
department
experts
warn
never
WET
PACK
SHRIMP
Gulf
Pearl
PEAS
&
CARROTS
Aylmer'
;
Canadian
Press'
Staff
Writer
"
Those
who
think
they
can
stay
clear
of
accidents
by
remaining
at
home
had
t-ettcr
think
again.
The
Bmeau
of
Statistics
reports
that
In
1948
more
than
25
per
cent
of.
the
accidental
deaths
resulted
:
from
accident
in
the
home
a
total
of
2,398..
i
15-oz.
45
c
5-oi;.
Tfn'..
2
,
29c
Tin
...
PART
OF
THE
MONARCH
DREAM
KITCHEN
.
to
move
an
injured
person
until
j
it
Is
certain
he
has
no
broken
i
bones.
By
thoughtless
moving
of
TOMATO
SOUP
Aylmer
rd
Prize
Thor
Automagic
Washer
th
Prize
Thor
Gladiron
1
Asparagus
Cuttings
Aylmer
an
accident
victim
a
simple
fracture
can
easily
become
com
RYE
KING
Chris
Morck
of
Dickson,
Alta.,
is
the
new
rye
king,
winning
the
world
championship
at
the
Royal
Winter
I
air
in
Toronto.
The
62-year-old
farmer,
who
came
to
Alberta
from
Denmark
in
1905,
Is
shown
examining
a
sample
of
Danish
fall
rye,
similar
to
that
which
won
him
the
title
on
his
first
try
for
the
crown.
(CP
?HOTO
THOR
PRODUCTS
at
2
for
35?
;-o
Tin
27c
20-o:
Tin
pound.
Of
this
figure
deaths
'from
falls
totalled
1,147
and
JD2
from
burns.
'
;
.'
That's
why
every
housewife
should
be
prepared,
for
emergencies,
particularly
'
if
there
are
liildren
in
the
home.
She
should
nave
some
knowledge
of
first
aid
inich
Plumbing
&
Heating
NAME'S
ORIGIN
SHORTENING
Swiftning
Come--
41
h
Avenue
and
McBridc
WHOLE
BEETS
Cudney
The
game
of
badminton
was
named
after
Badminton
House,
seat
of
the
Duke
of
Beaufort
In
England.
35
23c
2C--J'
Tin,
Pec
Lb.
lion,
Advertise!
j
JUST
THE
PEAK
and
keep
supplies
on
hand.
In
jts
book
on
home
nursing
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
has
listed
.
supplies
with
which
every
home
should
be
equipped.
These
Include:
a
stimulant
such
as
aromatic
spirits
of
ammonia
for
fainting
or
shock;
a
tube
of
.
terlle
vaseline
for
use
primarily
'
Timely
Recipes
PITTED
DATES
R.C.
PAYROLLS"
Christmas
Island
in
the
Indian
Island
Is
the
top
of
a'
mountain
15.000
feet
hlch,
ris
TOILET
SOAP
Woodbury
4,30c
:.:
30C
16-ov
Pkt.
ing
1200
feet
above
the
water.
in
qoodness!i
j
Minlrd
Raisin
Relish
J
M'ntcd
Raisin
R
e
1
1
s
h
is
;
H-meihini:
new
uni
it
Js
some-
nn
bu"ns;
adhesive
tape;
adhesive
compresses;
absorbent
cotton;
sterile
gauze,
a
thermom-
Reach
Everv
Hot1
ORANGES
COFFEE
TIME
FAVORITE
Overwaitea
FRUIT
CAKE
;thin?
different.
This
relish
hasjeter
Florida
288's
-
Henp
up
breakfast
bowlfuU
of
ttweet
Kellopg's
Corn
Flakes.
Ftrasherl
Crisper!
And
hearty!
The
book
gives
inntruct'ons
for
Dczen
j-i-CCTM
$1.05
Three
v
Pound?
ja
(icllRhtrul
consLstency
and
a
a
mott
refresh
ng
flavor.
Ra!"ilr!s
"-ind
fnint
S'e
primarily
respo.i--blo
for
the
unu.sual
features
of
hers
the
"power
,
pt
nour-Ipbing
corn
at
its
tasty-ljest!
lor
Y.lre
main
dwh
tor
breaktast
that
ia
your
bargain
in
good-mnu
Kellogg's
Cora
Flakes.
he
relish.
Minted
Raisin
Relish
gives
coffp"
a
rich
r
Uiat
makes
every
Economical
in
all
treatment
of
.
various
Injuries
from
Insect
bite
t
burns.-
'
,
Even
a
small
(birn
'should
be
covered
with
a"
slarile
gaiize
dressing
and
bandaged
firmly.
Sterile
vaseline
may
be
applied
to
the
dressln?
to
prevent
it
from
clinging
to
the
wound.
When
It's
a
severe
burn,
medical
aid
should
be
sought
promptly.
While
waiting
for
the
doctor
tho
burned
area
may
be
covered
wtih
sterile
gauze
or
soft
white
MOTHER
KNOWS
1
cup
seedless
raisins
Larre
handful
fresh
pfic
Is
now
Vitamin
mint
(or
extra
nourlsh-be
without
this
all-
leaves
3
tablespons
India
rellsli-
R'n-e
raisiri
and
mint
f-n-i
rfiln
thnrouehly.
Put
through
It
jf
p'
Jf
Va
'
4
W
Flf
MIIK
food
chopper,
using
medium
knife.
Mix
with
India
relish.
A
,1
IV
I
I
k
frushlv
'aunrired
cloth.
The
patient
should
be
kept
warm
and
omfo'-tab'e
in
a
reclining
posi
and
HnmnRcnizcd
few
drops
mint
extract
may
be
!
substituted
for
mint
leaves.,
;
Makes
about
1
cup.
.
,
.
.
tion.
He
should
be
given
plenty
SHOP
THE
Oveivaitea
WAY
of
fluids.
'
"I
FAINTING-
The
Red
Cross
patient
book
describes
fainting
as
"a
Doctor:
"Hows
our
FRESHER
CAKES
fait
9ty
other
mix
1
!
-I
I
J
1
1
!
s
t'
i
t
1
I
.
f
rt
'1
'
V.
.
:
I
I
f
!
.'
i
:
pa.
iiai
or
wiiai
ius
ui
wim-w-ness
due
to
a
diminished
supply
of
blood
to
the
brain."
If
the
patient
Is
in
a
sitting
nrwitlnn.
nut
his
hwrt
down
be-
this
morning?"
Nurse;
"He
must
be
better.
He
tried
to
blow
the
foam
off
his
medicine."
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