r
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Thursday,
May
11,
1950
the
lieat
of
niurning.
were
that
James
Ward
Trince
n
to
his
death
by
heart
'
ino
I
Upm
"
t
.
dauKliter,
Onolee,
ihovc
to
Prince
was
bllnU.td
from
Rupert
at
the
week-end
to
visit!
the
flames.
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Arseneau,
,
jhad
come
.
i
.....
i
r,
an
....
"
seizure
and
that
he
was
Timely
Topics
jrom
Terrace.
Mrs.
C.
R.
Newbouser,
Terrace
Reporter
the
former
Jean
Klrkaldy.
uea
Purchased
the
in
the
I
b('forc
he
fdl
inU
te
water
J
Interment
took
place
Miss
Hilton.
R.N.,
and
Dr.
!
andTt
IKalum
cemetery
of
James
Ward
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
McAdams
'
Tuesday
afternoon
following
u
Jell
on
Saturdays
train
for
the'
funeral
service
in
the
Parkview
south,
where
they
will
holiday
Chapel
of
MacKay
and
Son
Rev
Black
of
the
Prince
Rupert
sn
Clarence
TERRACE
The
May
meeting
presided.
A
number
uf
changes
of
St.
Matthews
W.
A.
was
held
at
I
have
been
made
in
the
Vtuirans'
the
home
of
Mrs.
H.
Houlden
last
'
favour.
At
the
close
of
Un
b-isi-
neaiih
Unit,
spent
a
few
dav
Prince
-MONTREAL,
May
11th
-Aore
time
to
enjoy
iui
uiciir.ncwwe
,
Mr.
Mallett
officiated
Pall-
here
last
week
inoculati
nnH
retumtn
T
t
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at
t
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n
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lY
4
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tJ
I
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HA
.&.
I
ay
wnpr
wiien
you
if
time
motti-
I'"""1"
wmtcr
doilies
with
LARVEXI
You
tee,
""-
to
wra
or
'tore
clothes
when
vou
.
iiioUiiiih;1
ili.
m
i
lie
Larvei
vavl
in
mOm.
'bearer
wer
old
friends
of
the
vaccinating
many
of
the
school
fighting
'
deceased.
The
findings
of
the
children.
The
volunteer
fire
Mr.
and
M,,.
brigade
was
called
out
at
6:45
Jurv
at
the
inquest
Mo.iday
Mrs.
E.
T.
Brooks
travelled
to
(Continued
actually
ni
.thprooli
the
rlodi
itself
or
whole
yt-ar
And
l.:irvex
is
so
mrt
.
.
.
moths
will
starve
Jo
death
ruil.ir
than
eat
anything
treated
with
Thursday,
when
final
plans
wer?
j
ness
session,
A
Boas
and
Dr.
I
made
for
the
spring
tea
and
sale
;
Black
showed
an
Interesting
film
jto
be
held
next
Saturday
in
the
j
on
"Operation
Musko.i."
Salur-
Oddfellows'
Hall.
A
few
small
day
night
a
smoker
(or
members
j
house
plants
wil
be
sold
instead
and
their
friends
was
enjoyed
by
of
having
the
usual
novelty
-.tall,
all
who
attended
it
in
hie
Leg-,
Replacing
Mrs.
Dover
on
the
Al-
ion
clubrooms.
J
tar-Guild
will
be
Mrs.
H.
King
'
,
as
Mrs.
Dover
expects
to
be
away
Mr.
S
N.
G.
Kirkaldy
and
I
for
several
months.
Mrs.
West,
,
with
.arv(.v
ad
.,,
,'
,;
,
:
.7"
,
:
"st,
f',rav
?.
8nMBt
Friday
morning
to
extinguish
e
1
'
fire
believed
to
have
started
from
hot
ashes
in
the
garbage
house
of
the
Terrace
Hotel.
Fortunately
j
the
air
as
calm
because,
as
it
i
was,
the
east
side
cf
the
hotel
lor
f.ir
ti
r'
I.,,
no
i..o.l,-l,alt
i
ii.i
4
1J,e
Tea"
"r
immediate
uear,
odour
to
Larvex.
And
if.
bo
inexpennvi
.
.
.
co,i,
no
mure
to
"Larvcs
fit
than
to
get
it
dry-cleaned!
Tvof-appy
Young
Marrleds
I
know
,,.
t,.(,l
i.i
:.
"
"
.-.urm.
It
.
lT.ni.
eniiie.lv,
......
,
A1KI
OA.M"
rn
J.
i.
hi.
.J
fn.
i
v
.
..
1
presided
at
the
meeting
and,
following
the
close
of
the
business
session,
refreshments
were
'
served
by
the
hostess
Mrs.
G.
Hamlin.
i
,.iri..m
wn.nmiic
is
,.
nrwi-t.
I.rii;l,!,.t
word
m
home
.u.m.l,nu--!
IV
this
incomparable
foam
latex
eu.
,
mm
si
buoyant,
so
resilient,
so
rest-
k'-ii
!
r"mi"vt
10
auv
-1"1'1'.
sofa
or
.0(t:
l.o.i.lvenr
"Ai,
!',vim"
1-.
,
..:..:..i
Bfecfe
Cfotphp's
freeze
.
...
.
v
"O
UllttlllUl
WITH
THE
NEW
"V'
.''1M
ner
-always
his
that
trim,
well-tailored
look!
Wht'
,
,,i
'
e'
",
ll
sue.
too
for
it
moth
and
vermin
repellent
?,,
.
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"
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new
hnme-or
re-f.trni.hme
an
o
n
n
tm
BLADE
DI5PEHSER
lfa
You're
Tired
of
laek-histre
I
V-
III
fer-
w
'
(Ji.
f&
Ta
,IM
11"
KS
...
II
you'd
like
tly
lovely
-
looking
hair
here's
your
g'o
1
d
e
n
fell
m
i.
i
opportunity
I
A
5
I
I
'
wry
special
offer
1
of
a
:10c
bottle
AJ
f
A"
II
E
M
L
MIAMI'!
K)
lor
'
j
The
Board
of
Directors
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association
decided
at
Thursday
ni;ht's
meeting
to
make
quarters
for
their
new
di-itctor,
Nick
Schinelins,
at
the
front
of
the
bowling
alleys
in
tiie
room
which
has
been
.variously
used
for
ping
pon
a
canteen
end
kitchen.
There
was
a
.small
turn-out
o
members
at'
Thursday
night's
meeting
of
the
T'rru:e
Parent
Teacher
Association
presided
over
by
Mrs.
Alice
Campbell.
Various
matters
were
discussed
including
graduation
banyu.'.-ts
fot
trade
8
and
grade
12
stunenU.
The
members
could
net
se?
their
way
clear
to
having
these
banquets,
as
a
convener
for
iheni
could
not
be
found.
So
it
was
reluciar.ny
decided
:o
drop
th";
rad'j
3
p.trty
and
to
have
the
p-niir.iui;
of
,he
vtudents
Council
a.
the
June
meeting
o
discus
the
grade
;2
graduation.
It
was
disclosed
that
final
plans
for
the
dental
clinic
will
be
made
by
the
committee
at
an
early
meeting
With
Mis.
G.
Haugland
leading,
an
entertaining
discussion
on
child
training
was
held.
Refreshments
followed
and
the
showin?
of
two
tnterstlng
films
by
Mr.
A.
Boas.
Dr.
Black
of
Prince
Kupert
came
into
the
meeting
for
the
film
showing
and
stated
that,
on
his
S
on
lite!
a
b)
beaulify
ymir
hair
that
yottSPHl't
afford
to
miss!
Vou
see,
the.
new
Kreml
Shampoo
has
a
natural
oil
base
that
leaves
your
hair
glcmiinir.
kitten-soft
yet
60
easy
to
manage!
What's
more,
lyoml
contains
a
truly
nmi
vi
Inns
iTe:ieii;,ni
eallcd
'Folisan"
that
mikes
rinsing
"wink-quirk"
yet
tlioroii;:li
.
.
.
leaves
your
hair
whistlc-clc-m!
Jiml
twntl
one
dime
in
a
letter
to
rue
liaibara
Brent,
I
Bfliere
In
Taking
A
Tip
from
EXPERTS!
And
Kirhard
Hudnut
are
certainly
experts
when
it
comes
to
home
permanent!).
They
say
it's
the
Waving
Lotion
that
mkes
all
the
difference
in
a
home
permanent.
And
they've
actually
developed
a
Home
Permanent
Waving
Lotion
that
gives
you
softer,
more
natural-looking,
lorujer-lasttng
curls
that
are
both
stronger
and
springier.
What's
more,
independent
research
experts
have
proved
that
tin
Ktchafd
Hudnut
Waving
Loti
is
actually
22
more
effective!
That
explains
why
I
always
recommend
a
RICHARD
'Hl'DNUT
Hume
permanent
so
fn-
thusiastieaUy
to
even-body
who
wants
the
perfect
home
permanent!
May
U
A
"Spring
Ferer"
Month
wnen
we're
all
"11
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
nrj
"
eruj
yon
a
regular
30c
bottle
of
kreml
Shampoo!
f
There
t
a
new
Gillette
Blue
Blade
nr'
unwrapped
and
ready
for
your
7?Lf.Vs
Gillette
Razor.
IlljfHH
Men,
you
get
the
cleanest,
most
com-
i-LJSkVM
fortable
shaves
i'JtL
iFft'I
ever
when
you
use
super-keen
Gillette
Blue
Blades
Yes!
Si
37l
and
you
enjoy
top
convenience
when
M
"lA-MJ
you
buy
them
in
the
handy
Gillette
J2JSS"S?Sg
Blade
Dispenser.
3TZm'
GILLETTE
BLUE
BLADES
IN
DISPENSER
i?iL
J-10
Blades
70
Shaving
Idgis
50t
20Blades-0
5tovn9fse,
$1.00
I
j
tN
REGULA"ACi(Gt-5
or
2Sc
I
'&
just
4
little
"run-down"
after
the
harsh
weather
of
Winter
and
Early
Spring.
v
r
Well
there's
V
nothine
b
e
1
1
e
r
-
V
-
for
that
lacka
ilaisical
feeling
4
V.
WW..-.r-T-
-few
THAT
LOOKS
AND
WASHES
recent
trip
to
Victoria
he
had
approached
the
healt.i
organia-i'ons
thre
to
ha
2
v
resident
nurse
for
Terrace.
The
various
-rganzi-.t
ons
in
Te.uxe
will
oe
-
sked
'o
suppo-t
tha
r
T
A.
-lequest
..'r
the
resictii'
nurse,
rf.
Dr.
Black
felt
tha'.
thi.-?
nciion
would
be
necessary
to
get
cooperation
'
from
Vic
tor
U.
Jaw
As
COOP
Tor
The
I
OUflg-tttrt
tw
all
the
,c'hir
il.li.a.-ns
wiys
o:
s-rvir.it
JKl.1,-0
'TD-IHNGS
.
.
.
this
Ib
i
veuly
Home,
luj
le
Ice
Cream,
l-.ccrv
creamy
s."uth
j.
ll-()
I'm
I,
line
makes
,,
s-sTt
a
mealtime
1,!,
.uj
.
titly
are
equally
u
c..o,l
smed
I;Jin
or
".lns-e,l
uii'',
;
Add
2
cups
milk
aurt
u
cud
;
fi'Jr
to
1
parka,.
JeI-6
Cliocolate
Pudcl.iiJ.
Stirring
Ciai.-tantly,
brin
lo
)u,j.
(oul
j!ititly,
then
turn
into
tray
ot
liK'cnanicai
retugerator.
Clull
at
fastest
fiewin?
speej
for
'i
iiour.
Hemove
to
bcul,
firadu-il.v
add
1
cup
creani
(wh.r.pedi
huxinjf
well.
Freeze
1
J,our
Janiier.
Helurn
to
bowl;
eat
V
.tii
f.;rk
until
sine
oih
but
nut
Jiieited.
Complete
fiee.-.iiig
man
tins
wonderful
-health
habit":
the
juice
of
one
lemon
in
a
glass
of
water
taken
first
thing
on
arising
alvayt
makes
rue
eel
like
a
new
woman!
'-s.
it's
the
best
wav
I
know
to
banish
that
''slow-poke"
feeling
vilhout
the
use
of
harsh
laratives.
ion
see,
this
natural
fruit
juice
tfntly
helps
youa.
system
regulate
itself
.
.
.
helping
you
keep
regular
the
healthful
way!
So,
for
pood
health's
sake,
keep
a
supply
of
lemons
always
on
hand!
Hut
be
sure
they're
SfNKIsf
CALIFORNIA
IMova
jhcy're
the
finest,
juiciest
of
a'lll'
.
;
,
'
M.bicob
ui
aiii
"IT
TOOK
ONLY
ONE
COAT
of
this
new
enamel
finish
to
make
our
l.alJiniom
walls
as
lK-autiful
and
scrul.hable
as
o'm
lovely
new
halh
tub.
And
hot
water
and
steam
doit't
affect
it
one
particle."
REALLY
There
was
a
short
business
meeting
of
the
Red
Cross
executive
Friday'
night
in
the
nurses'
lounge
of
the
Outpost
Hospital.
President
Jim
Stevenson
was
in
the
chair
and
others
present
were
Mrs.
Norrington,
Mrs.
W.
Robinson,
Mrs.
R.
Thomson,
Mrs.
Hamlin,
and
Mrs.
Newhouser.
Mrs.
;
Thomson,
works'
convener,
reported
that
two
quilts
had
been
made
and
sent
to
-headquarters.
She
wourJ
like
to
see
the
wool
going
out
quicker,
apparently
there
has
not
been
much
call
for
it
recently.
A
Holy
Bible
had
recently
been
needed
in
the
hospital
and,
as
there
had
been
some
i
delay
in
procuring
one,
it
was
de-!
cided
to
ask
the
Hospital
Auxil
KEM-fitO
Wooilliurv
Fanal's
'i.0
.?''f:''n,nK
oilsl
VeS,
IS
IN
A
CLASS
BY
Httlh
:
If.
a
marvel,,,
.
'"ulV
oap
'o
use
lt
inWbithtoo.rrfor
alf-ovir
beauty
complexion
!
Siicfc
Coed
Xeiut!
.
.
favourite
starch
your
com
in
a
brand
II
e
w
package
that's
Ml
Tliere'
never
lirni
on
enamel
fmmli
like
Kem-Glo
so
new,
so
different,
so
superior
to
anything
olTercl
More..
Anil
it's
so
easy
to
tine
willi
lirush
Or
Roller-Koalcr.
All
vou
m
rd
in
()K
mnotli-floH-inp
rinl
of
KKM-GI.O
lo
ilo
a
perfect
jol
on
he
walla,
woodwork
and
cahineu
of
liiitlir.iom
mid
kili
lien.
FOR
MNKST
WOODWORK
-I
lovely,
lustrous
KEM-GLO
on
wood-work
to
harmonize
wilh
'K1"'f
of
KK.M-TO.NK
wiills
in
'm
halls
and
bedrooms.
Topelli"
ll'f?
form
the
perfect
romhinaliun
lo'
quick,
easy
and
most
draiJ
w
tcrior
decoration.
open
It's
easy
to
and
close!
CM,.,
,.i.
astiro
Z
1
,,
.
.
iary
to
supply
the
hospital
library
with
one.
package
of
DURHAM
CUliN
StAltl'IIl
No
need
to
pry
it
open
with
a
knife
and
make
a
mess.
Jtv-t
break
the
seal
and
in-Me
j-wt'll
liud
Durham'
Corn
bilrch
neatly
protected
m
a
paper
bag.
Then,
when
vnn'i,.
(',,,;.
i..
'mi
'
Miss
Joyce
Cote
returned
on
Sat-
urday's
train
from
Smithers,
where
she
took
second
place
in
the
"Miss
Northern
B.C."
beauty
contest.
isi
;is
much
as
you
need
at
the
lLiU-uLU$avesyouinoiieyW
It,
iiunv
-replace
tbe
too.
Ills
snuim-Jeep"
out
every
it
needs
no
primer
or
undcrcoaten
r
i
.
in
i
I
..licrllll'
A
Mother
1
Know
Bays
she's
been
hinting
for
(,
Mother's
Day
gift
for
several
weeks.
She
wants
a
RADIANT
3
MINUTE
Ivl.llLEI
And
no
wonder!
This
amazing
"lifetime"
kettle
boils
anyplace
there's
a
wall
-
plug
handy
anytime
you
want
a
cheery
cup
of
lea!
This
"kettle
wuh
legs
won't
mark
vour
furniture
-for
the
heating
unit
is
well-insulated
and
the
feet
protect
the
surface
of
y,mr
furniture.
I
s
safe!
It
shuts
off
automatically
by
thermostatic
control
so
it
never
boil,
dry
AND
it
thuts
off
at
once
if
it
s
plugged
in
without
water.
It
saves
power
because
it
heats
faster.
In
los
than
three
minute,
you
ran
hni,
h
'inc...
oust
and
j,i.;yents
Youil
siarcti
irom
spilling
out.
be
delighted
wnii
h,,w
raw
wihhi,
waiiooiirii
mi
r
-
,
ninui
iiirfaeiiii
iii
on
e
coat.
'
nnich
Mude
from
harley-nialt
and
rice,
this
high-proof
beer
is
lops
in
quality
and
flavor.
I'lUU'TO
llijlll
Mfc"
BEER
-,-icr
n
h
to
make
ucs
,1,-rroalcr
pl
n
'"Es
with
JJurliam
in
its
ciiiilncls
ropiirp
nn
iiml
or
more
coiiIh
of
piiimiicI
Alan
Dubeau,
student
at
the
;
University
of
British
Columbia
has
returned
to
spend
the
summer
vacation
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Dubeau
and
to
assist
in
the
prescription
department
of
the
Terrace
drug
store.
paei.nge.
And
voul
""
"
I
thrilled
tin
lin
e
,
Uli
tiie
.recipes
on
the
package
I
rv
re
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I
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1-iMiiou
1'ie
soon!
.
yoti've
ever
tist.,1
iiini
tl.f
SO
'
best
tron-
No
other
enamel
finish
comes
even
lose
to
equalling
all
KEM-GLO'i
outstanding
features:
1.
Ready
to
use
and
easy
to
apply
as
it
comes
from
the'
can.
'
2.
One
coat
covers
most
surfaces.
3.
No
primer,
no
undercoater,
needed.
4.
Dries
In
3
to
4
hours.
5.
Washable
-
yes,
scrubbablo.
PUNISHING
TESTS
prove
that
KEM-GLO.
1.
Resists
hot
grease
"
2.
Withstands
scuffing
3.
Resists
boiling
water
4.
Will
not
chip,
crack
or
pool
5.
Is
easily
cleaned:
dirt,
groaso,
crayon
marks,
ink,
fruit
juices
wipo
off
easily.
Quantities
required:
I
o
t
ICFM-filO
will
do
tlw
Biuicai,
loo!
'A
K'
....
1
tulls
01
teal
llreuern
and
Hauler
of
"Royal
Export'
i
iu
ifuuii
wi
woodwork
in
the
overogs
bathroom.
wall.
V
4
quart!
will
do
th.
woodwork,
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Davidson
of
Mc-Btide
have
arrived
in
town
lo
take
over
the
operating
of
the
Terrace
Hotel
Cafe.
m'VZZ'
1,
JUst
wet
!
twit's'
s-ked
t'
&f
S
S:
.
S
n
th
,.l"!
-N"'
'.'
r
."'onderful
thing
about
V?
W
.woodwork
of
H
in
ths
average
kitchen.
1
to
2
quarts
will
do
ths
Y.iiU
stin',1
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.
)
T.
.M,,,,"'l?
i
scrubbinz.
Ji
living
room,
Mis.
A.
Brooks,
"Aunty
Ad.
remove,
,..'
'V'
,
,,
r
me
every
dav-it
V
idverl
was
taken
ill
in
church
Sunday
j
"A
adverl,!Ment
is
not
published
or
dicp'ayc
J
by
the
Liquor
Control
board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
etc.
from'
even
u,
contains
a,.1(,
Hlir
wXeTVtrTnT
b'"
-irnt
pur
1-:nerg,ne
T.nergme
on
on
vonr
your
shor,
,,r,
,i,
'
I
i
j
1
v.
TIZ
",r
for
'
U'.0SB
'"
'J'Hc
Ji'tlc
accident
accident
..fining
ana
was
taken
to
lios
Pital
by
MacKay's
ambulance.
loaaa'
"We
23c
at
drug
ana
department
t
stores
stores
cyerj
cveryuhere
uhere
Lite
7.t
A...1
C...
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......
everything
nice
i
,.
...
fO'.'gest
v0
(.',.
,-'
""ingr
then
I'd
TOMATO
Kt-V-i
,V'D,fl0Ur
.m!,?l
"f
HEINZ
.
The
opening
of
the
new
classrooms
of
the
primary
school
is
expected
to
take
place
June
8,
wilh
Colonel
Fairey,
Superintendent
of
schools,
officiatino.
BEAUTIFUL
COLOURS
AM
m
(ft
K
fine.-t
tomato
,;
fr0m
,ho
world'
r
r
sniee.
it,
-accoidmg
o'i
"
2?C8,r
c,HclnJ
Wn
vincK"
stew,,
hahe,
e,
ZuJ"C
roc",e'
Wvouf
Pf
May
14th
including
the
remarkable
I
Ami
Hmil,..,lnt
)f
hi
fiBsi
Is
7-
Ketchup.
Keen
,
Ull
,
.t,1?
l
Wllh
Hcins
"Stay
White"
white
-
plus
5
trim
and
accent
colours
.
.
.
MAY
WE
SUGGEST
-kf
'
l..AinoVtha?
Srtt1
y''-
e
STATIOMItV
Mad
by
th
makers
of
famous
K
EM
-TONE
SOLD
AT
PAINT,
DEPARTMENT
AND
HARDWARE
STORES
Cofng
To
A
Dance?
n
fea?
plavine
coif?
Wt,,t
(ior-anls
talented
designers
hara
Ztl!
I,,
the
occasion.
PYREX
GLASSWARE
FIGURINES
&
STATUETTES
KITCHEN
AC(
ESSORIES
COSMETIC
SETS
a
;
Construction
work
is
starting
on
the
new
Legion
quarters,
the
former
administration
building
of
the
army
camp,
the
work
being
in
charge
of
Tom
Turner.
!
Mr.
Yabes
and
Mr.
Church
D
jV.A.
representatives,
jaiu
their
1
regular
visit
to
Terrace
last
weel'-'
f
ld
and
6ave
a
very
instructive-.taik
on
Veterans'
stfairs
at
a
j
well
attended
meeting
held
k,
tr-c
(Legion
clubroom.
Jack
Barman
;,
,,
in
ironi
to
attath
to
vour
gi
die
for
a
smooth,
unbroken
line.
And,
of
erV
Z
a
j
Phone
Red
400
P.O.
Box
1118
51S
Srd
Ave.
I