Annies,
rookini;
311)
.35
Prince
Rupert
Daily
.New
Wednesday,
May
31,
1950
Softball
To
Fancv
Maes.
6
los
3:
LA
inons.
larae
Cai.
doz
40
Uraoefrun
2
for
.2a
VICTORIA
TlfE
I
Queen
Victoria,
dZH
the
Duke
of
Kent
J
7'?
"
dauchter
,,f
'"tl
uiauees
(Navel)
.22-.
Dates
.25
Start
Tonight
eut-lauies
Celerv.
lb
13
Knuuarb.
3
lbs.
29
io
.s.
uunch
10
iARKETS
Softball
will
get
under
way
at.
ifi
MUSTARD
orVJ70AST5
brings
out
(There
mav
..-r
variation.;
in
.rf.ecs
in
various
.stores
doDend-
.i
;
uii
wiK-mer
special
or
..uidard
o
-a1!',!''-
-re
listed.)
ttSII
t
-UII
jiianas.
lb
25
faiiiev.
oulicii
.la
the
Gyro
Park
this
week
with
the
eu.nacn.
2
is
'ceiio
Senior
Division
staging
an
ex-
Mus.vTn
..rz."
:t
i
miUon
pener
Hif
cvening
ueaa
Lettue.e
13-.lt
when
Watson
Island
tackles
tho
Cuok
llL'
OlllJll.S.
..
.
2.
(
Caulitlower.
lb
23c
!
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric"
team.
CaooaieS'lbCo111'
lb-
12
Tne
RuPert
Radio
have
a
strong
ruiaiots.
lu'
lo
"Z.'Z.Z'ZZZ
.-i'team
composed
of
ex
-
High
V-flfSff-xiu;
ii:
ni
School
stars
but
the
Watson
Is-
f.
I
Rub
1
teaspoonful
of
Colman's
mustard
in
powder
form
into
your
rba'it
before
placing
it
in
oven
and
taste
the
difference!
s
IS
t
vttiauic
luailun,
II.
J
i
oguj.su.
10.
lb'A,
landers
are
an
unknown
quan-
taniii
-ruetai.ies
tity.
With
eleven
hundred
men
ci"
GflieS
toJi"
choose
from
they
should
come
iu.
a
feas.
iancv
2
for
,2o!up
with
some
good
ball
and
the
I
I
r
For
or
free
tree
recipe
recipe
book,
book,
'
"Culinary
Culin-
ArV'i
write
to
Keckitt
&
Colman
(Canada)
Ltd,
Station
T,
T,
Montreal,
Montreal.
fans
should
be
treated
to
a
first
class
opener.
I
CO
kiln
Aiixea
VetelaDiBB
2a
iJULU
Beets.
Dcr
tu.
10
VVuX
Beans,
ciione
Zi
Mixed
oeas
and
carrots
2for.35
l-'uniDkin
2
for
25
tiai.eu
Beans,
0-oz.
un
2d
iiuK'd
Beans,
I0-0-.
Un
en
.1
Tomatoes.
20-oz.
ea
.17
26
-
oz
2
lor
.39
.".urn
Quart
25
Fint
13
cam.
pint
zz
J
..
Jr,
Baseball
Is
Starting
s
The
Junior
Baseball
l
eague
58-60
X
.53
'
nlt:n
Ku;itTi"i
intn
nr'tinn
tliic
upplr
I
Lame
Grade
A
.ii-uiiim
cartons
...
.
u.ieis.
cartons
liutler
'
"
-;
.i'Tr.,rr'
v6
-t
i
48-50
1
I
with
the
following
games
sched-
:
WW
UrV.VL
FJK
HEALTH
-
'J
.
V.
r
,Vt.
,
;.(..
rills.-
first
.
crade.
10
61'uled,
teams
being
designated
by
Mariine
lb
3d
..
,
.
.
Cheese
'
the
names
of
heir
captains.
'
.
W
v.:
1
Canadian
Cheese
lb
53
j
May
31
Young
vs
Wescn
-vuou.uled
Milk!
I
June
4
Smith
vs
Sedgwick
....
un.-..
i
lot
.33
1
June
7
Wesch
vs
Smith
'
,
.
.
uase
.
...
.7.00
hi'
faairy
Flour,
7
lbs.
.6t
&x
.
.1
"
..-.-t';y:-'rV.it-'i
:
,
-i"ur.
.ioi.I'.
49
4ys.
s.
No.
1
nard
I
'
,
V.
,
Wheat
....
June
11
Sedgwick
vs
Young
June
14
Smith
vs
Young
June
13
Wesch
vs
Sedgwick
Rained
out
games
will
be
play-
.3.60
i
j,
ife
1.B2
74
87
1
at
the
end
of
all
schedules.
...l.Otl
Flour.
24
s
.ca
anC
Cnltei
i
Cofu'p
lb
I
Tea
DeLuxe
auantitv
lb
Juice:
',
tiienuiu
1
Lira
ue
fruit
!
Tomatoes.
20-oz.
ea.
.
-It
"
:
f
...
.ii
...
.19
...
.18
24
...
i
..
M
Special
Deal
"!For
Students
i
3a
'5,'
As
an
aid
to
many
University
za-oz
naiiou
1
:i.lii.
JJ-'li.
in,.
iur
48-04
Canned
rruil.-
Pineapple,
crushed
Pieces,
20-oz
Aonouts.
20-oz
Cherries,
ail
y,
20-oz.
.....
.Kuiioei
rits.
20-oz
I'eatnes.
choice
i.ai(i
Pure,
lb
iiiortening
..
Soan
Soao.
fact,
bar
-
The
whole
terrible
storj'
01
the
Manitoba
floods
is
graphically
expre'd
111
tins
photo
of
Andrew
Dinning,
an
old
ape
pensioner
of
Winnipeg,
who
is
one
of
tho
thousands
of
flood
victims.
In
ill
health,
with
no
money
in
the
bank,
ho
was
forced
to
leave
his
home
without
any
of
his
personal
belongings.
His
tobacco
pouch,
his
photographs,
his
clothes,
even
his
razor,
were
all
left
behind.
His
only
hope
lies
in
the
Manitoba
Flood
Kclicf
Fund
which
has
been
established
in
Winnipeg
to
aid
flood
victims
who
lost
their
furniture
and
possessions."
Donations
are
urgently
needed
and
can
be
sent
direct
to
the
Fund
in
W'innipeg
or
paid
into
any
Bank
in
Canada.
ZZ.
.33
students
located
here
during
the
29
summer
months,
the
Civic
Cen-
,
tre
announces
that
the
organiza-
24
t.ions
facilities
are
available
to
'
thise
people
at
a
nominal
charge
:
It
of
$2.
a
three
months'
guest
tor
'33
membrrship.
The
summer
guest
membership
is
valid
from
June
1
to
September
15.
The
Centre
also
.39
makes
it
clear
that
no
member-
Laundry,
cake
cJoao
Powders,
laree
Shower
Room
Four
showers
f.hlp
priviloR-s
are
available
dur-
'
ll,r
yr
convonlencD.
;38
Ing
the
Carnival
period,
August
,
l'00'
alld
tablc
tenuis-
.2b
19
to
31.
'
Lobby
Lounge
just
for
plain
imely
Topics
Jrom-Terrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
Neu'hou.sor,
Terrace
Reporter
35
And
here
is
what
is
available
'"afii'fi'.
Ch.-rries.
vi
lb.
pkt
Coconut,
lb.
i
Almond
Ptiste
lb.
'
l
i'uil
Cake
Mix.
id
1
u's
liiiii".-.
1
io.
rkt
;
eedless
Raisins.
2.
lbs
I'eeded
Raisins
2
tbs
-.ui
Shelled
Walnuts.
V-
lb.
o.it-Hea
Almonds,
ti
oz.
'.
tr
helled
Brazils.
6
oz
..
Shellea
Brazils.
iA
lb.
.
,
Jam?
ifr
Strawbenv.
24-oz.
Ha-
jDeiry,
24
o'z
Iiickbcrry,
4-lD.
,'.
'ei-ry,
24-oz
..eh.
4
lb.
-.1
Anrlcot
4-lb
.ipal
-
-3d
for
students
at
the
Prince
Ru-P
Weightlifting
Room
for
the
f
jCatont
V(fWN
A
CmbiaaWhisku
l.
V
!J
t..i...
i.Tiiili
n
lOrJl.
ji
iiSJlJLs.-
fyA..iihAalA.-.a
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
(lie
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
'.
'.42
.
Pel't
c'vic
Centre:
'
e:.,)erienced
only.
I
Common
Lounge
where
read-
Workout
Gymn
Badminton
;4r,'ing
and
writing
materials,
will
court
1
.squash
and
handball
Archdeacon
Hodson
Moving
From
Prince
Rupert
Repairing
Ka'um
Bridge
M
:
be
available.
Including
local
and
court.
Shuttle
and
balls
obtain-
Archdeacon
nad
Mrs.
E.
D.
heavy
duty
DoUirp
truck
and
tmJl
Vancouver
.
newspapers,
and
.cur-
able
.
j
liods.ni
of
goal
Cove,
Prince
Ru-
fct-.i'er
for"
the
local
mill.
,
-rent
periodicals,
f
here
'are
com-
Main
:
Gymn
Basketballs
!
pe't,
arrived
in
T:-rr,i:e
1:1;
'
!
1
fcrt'ible
chairs
and
chesterfields
.available
for
a
summer
workout.
I
1
ue-Tiay
morrrn;'.;
train
iu
m
1
he
Mi.-ses
Edith
LitMn
an
I
'
and
arrangements
for
coming
here
Mary
Crjwi'ord,
nurses
in
thei
a
boxing
Turkey
c5-70c
Roastina
Chicken,
lb
6o
Iam.
boned
and
rolled,
lb.
0
Bacon,
side.
Diece
85
and
a
piano
for
your
pleasure.
There!
is
also
Billiard
Room
billiard,
pocket
wrestling
ring.
1
fcmctime
In
July
to
take
ov?r
,
Prince
Kupert
Hospital,
are
vis-1
St.
Matthews
Church
which
Itors
In
Terra..e.
!
has
been
without
a
clergyman
for
over
two
years.
Chrl.i
Ilauuland
left
by
car
on
1
Tae-d.iy
on
a
business
visit
to
I
SmiUieri.
mm
Thc
whistle
of
a
work
turn
jh.s
been
he.r
1
at
re
.uiar
in-i
Irrvats
thpsu
mid
fmr
w,
The
body
of
Donald
M:Caul-
tlrr
wa3
aboard
s"''day
town.
Extra
crews
are
filling
!n
,Uk"n.
nl,
s
tral"
fr
interment
I
with
rock
the
approaches
to
Uie
j
r",rf
a
K",w'n!.
hls
home
I
Kalum
Bridge
i
tWV
I
M
e
m
0
e
r
s
of
the
Canadian
1
Ltgioii
formed
a
guard
of
honor
Mr.".
T.
Ol.
-.an
and
ycun:;
son
at
the
railway
station,
left
on
Tuesday's
train
for
Van-
i
..Cooking's
a
SM
;gcs
j
ne
9m
j
n
Ji-
f(?
Vjl
Electric!
Qpj
1rsi0
couver
where
Mrs.
Olson
will'
Constable
William
nichmond
i
attend
a
Women's
Institute
con-!
of
Burn.;
Lake
spent
a
lew
I
ven'.lon
on
June
5.
She
will
1
hours
in
town
on
Saturday
on
j
travel
east
to
Toronto
to
.sec
her!
hi.s
way
through
from
Prince
I
ailing
father
before
she
returns
1
Rupert
where
hs
took
his
med-I
to
Terrace.
jtUi
tx.m.
(MADE
FROM
100
WHOLE
...ndjiy-iHoleh.i
in
io
wv
W"lar
forn,
Yes,
whole
wheat
is
the
I
food
you
need
in
your
d-health
authorities
say.
It
tains
vital
food
elements.
Ant
NABISCO
SHREDDC
WHEAT
is
made
jrom
I
f
u
hole
u
heat!
Tomorrow,
delicious
toasty
NABIC
"ACTIVATED"
Shell
1'remiuin
is
die
1110M
powerful
'gasoline
jour
car
can
use!
j
Dudley
Little
and
young
son
!
left
for
Prince
Rupsi
t
on
Mon-1
day
and
from
there
proccc.leJ
j
to
.Vancouver
to
purchaay
a
r
1
SHREDDED
WHEAT
CANADA'S
BEST
CAR
BUY
Iv'i'.s.
M.'Larca
left
last
week
for
the
.-'cn4t.ii:
where
she
will
pay
an
'extended
visit
with
relatives.
The
Hospital
Auxiliary's
plant
sv.k
,
convened
by
Mrs.
W.
Osborne,
was
an
unqualified
success
although
there
were
not
cnouii
plants
to
meet
the
demand.
The
gold
fish
were
quickly
sold
but,
there
was
no
doubt
about
the
turtles
being
the
main
al
traction,
as
they
were
all
soon
:old
and
four
times
as
many
would
have
found
willing
pur-rlv.uicrs
among
the
young
corn
syrup
1
Inspect
the
3
195
STANDARD
beautiful
neiv
iiioJch-
Mv
VANGUARD
They'll
delight
the
heart
of
any
woman
.who
cooks
...
so
many
convenience!
You'll
want
to
try
new
recipes
for
the
sheer
excitement
of
finding
what
your
new
range
Dr.
and
Mrs.
K.
M.
McPhersori,
locul
dentist,
left
this
week
for
Vancouver
where
the
doctor
will
take
his
British
Columbia
ex
s
m
K
B
m
amination's
in
dentistry.
Mrs.j
McFhcrson
and
small
daughtar
will
sptuftl
the
next
few
months
in
the
south.
A
completely
deluxe
aufo-mobUe.
NOT
TOO
SMALL
...
it
seats
six
people
in
luxurious
comfort
with
plenty
of
headroom
...
it
is
priced
right,
sized
right,
(not
too
large)
and
styled
right.
Ask
your
dealer
about
tha
Vanguard
and
its
12-plus
features
to-day,
sw?o
12
one
01.
Biscuits
lntv
will
do.
Economical
to
operate
and
they
make
food
both
tastier
and
more
nutritious.
Drop
in
tomorrow.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
Manufacturers'
Agent
riioni!
G32
P.O.
Ho
0wner
Adjusted
fe$?
Wo
carry
a
representative
stock
of
DUSTBANE
Pnxlu'f
is
an
unbeatable
combination
of
features
found
in
no
other
car
of
its
class.
The
STANDARD
MOTOR
CO.
(Canada)
Limited
4
Lawlon
Blvd.
Toronto,
Ontario
Standard
Vanguard
Cars;
Standard
Estate
Cars;
Standard
Panel
Delivery
and
Pick-up
Trucks:
Triumph
Cars
-
1
I
'
i
"1
i'or
your
convenience
Control
dust
and
germs,
protect
vour
merchandise
V
clothing
and
your
health
with
Genuine
DUSTBANE
Swing
Compounds.
Use
It
dally.
-Dustbanc
Sisal
for
Linoleum
Tile
d'
,0
5.45
70
lbs
'
'
"is
0.05
nan
ii.
11
Distributor:
PI
imley
Autombi
le
Corr'tpany
Ltd.,
t
654
Burrard
Street,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Dealer:
Bill's
Motor
Service
.
404
McBrlde
St.,
Prince
Rupert
350
lbs.
16
:i1
1
e
co
o,m
AU.uw
ouv
IUa
IMMEDIATK
HEMVERY
.0-e
us
for
all
your
cleaning
&
janitor
supplies-Floor
Soapj
s
ffjC'T
iff
j
uiu.snes,
Mops,
special
type
waxes,
Disinfectants,
DeoaiK"
Cleaning
Crystals,
Powdered
Soap,
etc.
Restaurant
Supplies
a
Specialty