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CANCER
FUND
Objective
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Oversubscribed
by
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objective
More
After
Than
nearly
of
$1000,
Seventy
doubling
the
Percent
Conquer
the
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Cancer
campaign
drive
in
Prince
g
Rupert
has
been
finally
closed
jj
with
subscriptions
totalling
i
$1787.25.
Campaign
Manager
jj
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus
and
his
jg
assistants
are
being
congratu-
g
lated
on
the
success
of
the
drive.
;
g
Following
is
the
final
list
of
j
subscriptions:
g
R.
Raabi
2.00
p
O.
W.
Cook
2.00
fef
G.
Pettcrsen
2.00
M
A.
G.
Brain
..
2.00
jj
Mrs.
Stangbye
2.00
g
A.
H.
Berg
2.00
p
C.
Parkvold
3.00
jf
W.
J.
Gardener
200lg
Mrs.
M.
Montesano
2.00
g
Mrs.
S.
Postulo
2.00
g-
tl
1
Mrs.
G.
Tliain
2.00
Mrs.
H.
Sealand
2.00
Mrs.
B.
Ellison
200
Mrs.
R.
Burv.
sr
4.00
(3
1
4
4
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.,
;PLA'.
$10,0
finee
riiV
-ill-
Here's
everything
you
need
for
on
outstanding
sum
mer.
Every
item
a
fashion
hit,
every
item
so
easy
to
buy
on
SWEET
SIXTEEN'S
PERSONALIZED
J,
HELICOPTER
SERVICE,
LONDON
TO
PARIS
A
helicopter
took
off
from
the
roof
of
a
London,
Eng.,
building
for
a
flight
to
Paris
juecently.
This
new
service
is
designed
to
relieve
U.K.
air
passengers
of
terminal
transportation
problems
which
occur
on
normal
flights.
Passengers
travelling
by
the
helicopter
service
will
able
to
drive
almost
up
to
the
roof
air
strip,
board
the
air-raft,
and
two-and-a-half
hours
later
find
themselves
in
the
geart
of
the
French
capital.
Here
crowds
watch
the
helicopter
jjs
it
leaves
on
its
London-to-Paris
hop.
"
B
HI
HD
(E
IE
TT
IPIL&M
Mrs.
T.
Z.
Peachy
5.00
m
Mrs
F.
Croxford
2.00
g
R.
Roy
2.00
p
Midway"
Grocery
5.00
m
N.
Baker
2.00
p
B.
Kristmanson
:
2.00
p
Mrs.
Roper
2.00
p
Blain
Bros
2.00
jf
Mrs.
Kasper
2.00
p
Mrs.
T.
Paul
2.00
p
W.
Anderson
2
.00
Mrs.
M.
Hanson
2.00
p
Mrs.
K.
Marki
2.00
.p
W.
J.
Bolam
2.0U
p
Mrs.
M.
F.
Stuart
2.00
g
R.
McKay
200
p
Mrs.
C.
Giske
2.00
p
Mrs.
G.
Selvig
2.00
p
Mrs.
E.
Telseth
200
p
Mrs.
W.
Geddes
2.00
p
Dean's
Quality
Cleaners
..
5.00
g
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine
.'
2.00
a
J.
P.
Macdonald
5.00
j
Mrs.
A
Norton
2.00
g
Mrs.
W.
W.
Wrathall
2.00
p
Mrs
W.
E.
Denning
2
00
p
Mrs.
A.
Jensen
2.00
p
Mrs.
Geo.
Geddes
2.00
jjf
Mrs..
G.
W.
Rudderham
.
..
2.00
p
Mrs.
R.
Bean
2.00
m
CAI
HEi
Hec
frflTnn
net
Steamship
IVVovementi
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
,mf
if
a
Fqj
Vancpiurt
Sunday
ss.
uoquitlam,
10
Juesday
ss.
Catala,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
st.
Prince
Rupert,
J1;15
p.m.
i
I
antourer
t-mday
ss.
CaUla,
11
pm.
Q.
If
in
restaurant
wilh
guests,
how
can
the
host
who
thinks
he
has
been
considerably
overcharged
on
the
bill
presented,
adjust
the
matter
without
embarrassment
to
his
guests
or
to
hinuell?
Ite:
C
'
,n
!
ai
re
,,Tlui
..
(:.-(rid
WIT
(iss
o
ssued
loult
lotlce
t
U
torn
Von
-I
)ftcat
rUt
alld
vritln
Dm
Vp.
fay
2
A.
He
can
'quietly
excuse
him-
Mrs-
-
Breimo
2.00
t-elf
and
consult
the
hradwaitcr.
Mrs-
Hplen
Thomson
4
00
B
W.
O.
Fulton
2.00
p
Q
When
a
young
man
escorts
Mrs.
T.
Chri.stoff
".
2.00
m.
a
woman
home,
should
he
ask
Mitchell
&
Currie
10.00
lor
her
key
and
unlock
the
Pioneer-Canadian
jfe
J
door,
or
rtwuld
she
do
this
after
Laundries
.
x.
'
5.00
g
ihe
has
left?
Dom's
Dept.
Store
5.00
p
A
It
is
courteous
fur
the
man
P.
J.
Knutson
2.00
p
?
to
unlock
the
door
and
to
see
Dan's
Service
Station
...
2.00
p
;
that
the
woman
is
safely
in-
City
Transfer
2.00
p
side
the
hou.se
before
he
departs.
Mrs.
A.
Lenny
2.00
g
See
the
season's
latest
cottons
(ol,
srnart.ana
tdl'e5i,
ing,
in
a
host
of
styles
and
a
kaleidoscope
61
cblors:;
inspect
our
Spun
Rayons
.
.
.
Cool
and
lovely
in
hitcH
Linnen,
Sandswept
Crepe
and
Linen
typesr-olici
colofs
with
eyelet
embroidery.
See
the
smart,
riew
'"
T."ednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert
ltUu.m.
riday
ss.
Coqultlain
1
pm
fir
Alire
Arm
and
Stewart
Sunday
ss.
Catala,
11
p.m.
F
rem
Alice
Arm
and
Stiwart
Tuesday
ss
Catafa,
a.
m
l-ri'-n
O.ean
Fafl
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Ruper:
10
a.m.
I
,
i
'itj
n
fn
"thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert.
11:35
p.m.
'f
Alaska
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
midnight.
Mrs.
B.
Bacon
2.00
:
Q
Would
it.
be
appropriate
to
Mrs
,
ArmstmnB
2.00
JERSEY?
I)
Li
11
miw
mm
mnf
have
a
buffet
luncheon
following
an
afternoon
wedding?
A.
Yes,
allwoing
the
guests
to
"
C.
Maundrell
2.00
Mrs.
P.
H.
King
..:
2.00
Women's
Canadian
Club
10.00
'
G
tubU
ncoi
Bei
They're
knock-outs
and
the
prices
are
'so,
low
you
won't
want
to
miss
them.'
c
'1
serve
themselves.
J.
Henry
-
2.00
Mrs.
Joe
Gay
f
200
Mrs.
A.
J.
Croxford
2.00
Mrs.
J.
Davidson
2.00
Mrs.
Hanley
,
2.00
Mrs.
Erickson
3.00
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
And
For
MOST
UP-TO-DATi;
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
Alan
and
Ronnie
Hemmons
4.00
Mrs.
E.
Sorheim
2.00
Mrs.
Vickerman
2.00
A?,
PEN
FROM
11:30
A.M.
TO
3.
3D
A.M.
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
Dishes
j
V'Vif
sale
at
all
(
Sweet
Sixteen
S
'
Stoi-es
through-
-
;
out
British
Co-
"
i'V
lumbia.
L,,
y
V
41.50,
m
n.5o,
ip
26.00
jfi
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
ME
IN
6!
hijr
Port
Clements,
QCI
Miller
Bay
Hospital
Stewart,
further
donations:
total
64.00
Fishermen's
Co-op
Assoc.
Staff
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
employees
and
staff
...
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
133
ri
32.00
m
32.00
j
142.90
jj
$1787.25
m
-1
V-.y
Other
donations
...
Total
WE
HAVE
GREAT
BUYS
IN
t
n
k-
-
-
.
'
.
.
I
.
A
MAY
24
HRi;
CK-M'KKKS
Sl'ARKLKKS
It
OMAN
CANDl.KS
FLAGS
Canadian
and
American
.
riNWWFKLS
AM)
BI.OWOl'TS
Harvest
Hats
wi
Red,
Klack
and
Silver
very
popular
with
the
Kiddies.
Tu
On
,
,
Evrrvthine
vou'll
need
for
a
summer
m
Passengers
arriving
in
the
city
this
afternoon
on
the
Coquit-lam
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
T.
Sundahl,
John
Nelson,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Jackson,
H.
B.
Hawthorn,
W.
Duff,
T.
W.
Armstrong,
Rev.
and
Mrs.
L.
C.
Johnston
and
Mrs.
Vic
Giraud.
can
be
P11-'
Kim
All
new
summer
stock-all
"chased
budget
pl
on
the
personalized
HELP
KINSMEN
HELP
KIDDIES
PI
WRATHALL'S
?
PHOTO
FINISHING
j
Developing,
Printint
j
Enlarelnr
QUICK
SERVICE
?
BATHING
SUITS
by
CATALINA
JANTZEN
ROSE
MARIE
RLIU
518
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone'Ked
400
I
Amateur
and
;
Professional
Supplies
j
cx
OPENING
DANCE
to
in
r
SKIRTS
To
suit
everyone
all
kind-!
of
it,V':
from
all
budget
priced.
T-SHIRTS
The
most
popular
of
them
all
priced
budget.
AT
Here's
a
Spectacular
Bargain
smminnEs
The
Skcciia
I
it
n
tu
fit
.uUI
1
SHORTS
-1
in
the
completely
ij
TORT
ESSINGTON
-
1
TUESDAY,
MAY
24
Cojiic
and
Really
enjoy
yourself.
Dance
on
a
brand
new
dance
floor
modernized
"ROSE
ROOM".
the
pm'1'
':
am
Smart,
snappy,
eye-provoking,
so
little.
We
can't
tell
you
about
this'
bargain.
You'll
have
to
see
It
for
yourself,
then
buy
on
the
budget
plan.
y
If
you
plan
staying
overnight
you
will
appreciate
the
completely
refurnished
and
redecorated
rooms.
A
few
available
for
the
24th.
Reserve
yours
now
by
mail.
LUNCH
.(
OI
NTEK
I
ACU
ITIES
3t
REFURNISHED
THE
SKEENA
INN
MODERNIZED
,vv.
WAV.
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m
mum
mm
liaiSWIII!!
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