I
-
'
Textile
Industry
prince
Rupert
Daflf
ISetof
Ettf.
.
-
-
Thursday,
May
13,
1948
FLOWER-PILED
SAILOR
HATS
For
South
Africa
Import
Operators,
824u,0O
Worth
of
Machinery
ar
rate
women
operators
in
Prance.
has
in
any
case
to
be
carried
on
In
sign
language
because
of
the
noise
of
the
machinery.
SUMMER
STYLE
She
learned
her
Job
in
two
weeks
against
the
usual
three
months'
training
period.
First
Step
PORT
ELIZABETH,
South
Africa,
0.'
Wool-spinning
and
FARNBOROUGH,
Eng..
tr
The
language
barrier
betm'een
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
OSailor
hat.,
mass
the
French
instructors
and
the
Mr.
and
Mrs
E.
Rumbold,
both
weaving
machinery
worth
$200.
000
which
has
been
moved
to
leaners
has
not
proved
a
diffl-
89,
celebrated
their
70th
wed-
ed
with
summer
flowers
and
wider
at
the
brim
than
the
old
Port
Elizabeth
from
northern
culty,
as
much
of
the
instruction
ding
anniversary.
France,
will
begin
production
hr
l5r'
'
1
i
1
I
1
I
JL.f
W,
il
Edwardian
boater,
are
setting
a
London
style
note
for
warm-
shortly.
This
will
be
the
first
of
five
new
spinning,
weaving
and
weather
wear.
combing
concerns
from
overseas
which
will
form
.what
may
become
a
major
South
African
in
I
A
wwlr
Wuf
"4
lorWaMtiM
Mrrkt
fsf
(d'r'l
wtaua
Ribbon
and
veiling
also
are
emphasized
in
the
new
models
from
which
many
women
have
chosen
their
first
summer
hat.
Princess
Elizabeth,
for
her
22nd
birthday
luncheon
at
Windsor
Castle,
wore
a
straw
sailor
trimmed
with
spring
flowers.
Similar
models
have
been
popular
at
spring
race
meetings.
dustry.
Twelve
French
operators
have
been
brought
from
Normandy
to
instruct
workers
in
the
new
industry,
and
on
them
will
fall
the
burden
of
training
the
600
MONTREAL,
May
13th
Summertime
comes
Sudani
I
y
m
May,
but
it
won't
take
you,
elotbes-wUe,
by
surprise
whrn
you
sew
your
summer
rlothes
at
home
.
.
.
with
t'orticflli
Nylom
Bewing
Thn-sdl
I've
found
that
sewing
is
simple
.
.
.
em
"star
put"
.
.
.
when
I
sew
with
this
excellent
thread.
Cortieelli
Nylon
Thread
assures
yow
of
seams
that
are
sewn
to
stav
because
its
din-able
and
elajtie
...
it
provides
the
needed
"
give
"
that
makes
for
longer
wearing.
So
for
summer
clothes
that
will
he
p2
"C
'
L
men
and
women
who
will
be
employed
when
the
plant
reaches
Several
attractive
sailors,
in
I
to
England
and
Italy,
walked
in
full
eapacity.
DIES'
ANTICS
STEAL
SPOTLIGHT
It
is
hoped
the
mills
will
soon
with
her
mother
during
the
j
'
middle'of
the
show.
She
wore
a
felts
and
straw,
were
displayed
at
the
Millinery
Information
Centre's
recent
London
show.
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
USB
yours
lor
seuernl
summers
...
be
sure
to
few
with
C0RTICF.I.U.
You'll
find
this
nyloa
thread
in
a
variety
oi
beautilul
colours
keyed
to
summer's
loveliest
i-hiea-shades.
'
turn
out
1,800,000
pounds
of
worsted
yarn
a
year.
vlAKlENNE
IZSAK
from
finishing
their
luncheon
printed
batiste
princess-style
ORK
(f
The
small
ucssert
and
drinking
their
cof-
dress
and
a
wide
maize
ribbon-
Q.
What
should
one
do
when
One
striking
example
was
a
u'tth
a
nrnmii
f
nllnwlncr
"a
rfnnre
Airip-wirlt.h
brimmed
fuiilor
of
Workers
now
being
trained
on
her
curls,
which
she
wore
;
.
,
,
.
,
,
.
...
,,,
,
,
show
considerable
aptitude.
One
and
the
otners
wlsn
to
stop
misiy-oiue
mr
ieii
wim
pina
I
somewhere
to
eat,
and
one
is
camellias
in
the
tinder-brim
and
loose
instead
of
in
the
custom
arv
Dietails.
Hatkt
That
Hintt
Of
SomsMr
in
the
air?
They
m-suired
me
to
make
a
stimmerv-lnoking
dcMert
last
.
nipht
.
.
.
and
here
it
if
really
scrumptiom,
simple
though
it
wa.
Prepare
Lime
Jell-O
as
directed
on
the
rackugc.
W
hen
slightly
thickened,
fold
in
drained
grapefruit
sections,
Chill
in
individual
mold
sen-
garnished
wilh
freh,
green
sprigs
of
mint.
Not
only
lni.nl.,
in
lru.L'
4
"
k,,t
(mk.fl
n
vnrA
temnlintf
r
old
Uiw-lietiU,
wtar-
ice.
much
more
than
her
One
winsome
maid
of
six,
fas-!,,(
slowly
down
the
i
ciliated
by
the
applause
that
iinw
ramp.
greeted
her
and
the
spotlight
.-V.,.,.,
(..nm-curl
r.M
Ur.f
turnup
n
rwl
girl
is
pronounced
by
the
French
foreman
to
have
been
quicker
and
better
than
any
of
the
first-
I
a
chin-tie
veil
caught
by
a
slid-
What
did
the
others
wear?
,not
'
'
A-
One
can
always
Oh
v(twell
thev
wore
hnth-1
order
Ing
slot
of
blue
feltt
Iil-MllOIl
MIU
w
iui
tuv.
iiiMi
u
vjii
ini,
luuiTu
aim
Straw
examples
included
a
.
.
.
and
so
eacv
voull
make
it
often.
Ak
your
grocer
tomorrow
for
JKLL-O
...
and
look
for
the
delicious
recipes
on
every
packagel
navy
blue
sailor
with
side
clus
but
the
grownups
ate
was
obvious
from
their
,
1....L..
(hit
tVi;
preened
in
the
centre
of
the
stage
until
forcibly
evicted.
The
spectators
loved
it.
something
very
light
and
make
in-
suits,
err-r-r,
wool-and
an
UemPt
at
eating
it.
their
afternoon
dresses
were
,
ah,
loose
and
some
of
them
werei
'
Wnen
calIin8
on
a
friend
thei"nd
sf,e
te
not
at
nome-
is
H
a"
cut
in
er,
princess
style
and
ters
of
blended
'
pastel-shaded
t
ana
upiJ"u-,c
""""
Tint
Hutkonrf
h
Hah
it
of
for
lV
S.ks
.
.
.
make
this
Another
stopped
en
route
at
bringing
ine-
right
to
leave
a
message?
a
table
with
the
patient
air
of
materials
were
ah-h-h,
cotton
straw
boater
with
two
giant
flowers
and
a
white
synthetic
matching
hatpins
stuck
cush-ionwise
into
.a
navy
rouleau
Ml...,-,,
-
.
-
V
V,
?.
sit:ml
test
wilh
and
batiste
and,
oh
yes,
organdy.
,
models
were
a
wei-,I1Be
to
the
tall,
svelte,
s
models
usually
to
be
..i.shion
reviews,
jsner
was
Miss
L.
Bro-ding
New
York
child-
A.
Yes.
"Sorry
to
have
missed
you"
may
be
written,
on
one's
card.
;
,
.
.
'
X.B.T.
Baby
Powder
t
Pim-
peeled
guests
to
dinner
is
no
problem
at
all
to
the
wise
wife
who's
redisenv
a
dog
waiting
for
a
biscuit
and
refused
to
move
until
she
had
been
given
.
something.
Then
,he
walked
happily
on,
chewing
band.
-
'
ply
smooth
a
little
of
the
ward-tilted
beret
in
pastel
pink
fur
felt,
with
two
devil
"horns''
and
a
half
bonnet
in
pale
turquoise
blue,
the
brim
covered
with
felt
blue
marguerites.
Town
hats
on
display
included
one
of
navy
straw
with
waved,
double-edged
brim,
its
cockade
and
brim
edged
with
white
gres-grain.
One
tailored
hat
in
fawn
fur
felt
had
blended
duck
and
pheasant
feathers
In
an
upward-thrusting
mount.
A
natural
-
colored
straw
grandmother's
bonnet
with
high
central
cluster
of
mixed
flow-
.
A
cartwheel
sailor
of
rustic
straw
in
lime
green,
with
a
zigzag
trimming
ol
navy
ribbon
on
LONDON,
(P-Boys
with
cata-j
Q.
Is
It
all
right
for.
a.
'girl
pults
cost
London's
Wandsworth
to
give
her
fiance
an
engage-district
$480
monthly
by
break-
ment
present?
ing
300
street
lamps.
!
A.
Yes,
this
is
often
done.
,st
and
the
place
was
it.
,,ir(
Astoria.
Miss
Bro-
A
scared-looking,
bis-eyed
hp
gamut
from
bathing
lad
of
four
insisted
on
walking
the
children's
equival-
in
the
wrong
direction
and
had
front
brim,
had
a
fur
felt
counterpart
in
apple
green
with
beige
ribboning.
"HOT
CROSS
BI
N"
The
Information
Centre's
Famous
Pin-Up
Girl
Doffs
Bathing
Suit
iu'tning
domes
in
net
racn
tunc
m
uc
given
u
uumi
w
I
get
him
headed
the
right
way.
was
the
antics
of
the'
Margaret
OBrien,
the
child
1
r
powder
on
your
hands
then
sprinkle
wilh
water.
It's
amazing!
Z-B.T.
reits
mois-ture
protects
your
skin.
And
it
protects
your
baby's
sensitive
fkin
in
the
same
way.
Never
again
will
he
lie
hmhrred
and
bewildered
by
the
burning
irritation
of
"
arid-moisture
"
if
you
do
this:
Evrry
time
you
change
his
diapers.
Ie.
sure
to
smooth
on
soothing,
mow-'
tuic-resislant
Z.H.T.
It's
the
Baby
Powder
made
wilh
Oiive
Oil
.
.
.
pure
protection
day
and
night-summer
and
winter!
Write
to
me
for
voiir
free
sample
of
J5.B.T.
lUHV
POWDKR
.
.
.
Barbara
lirent,
5411
Crescent
St,
Montreal,
P.Q.
show
of
moderately-priced
hats
ered
the
Heins
Family
of
Products!
Yes
all
Heini
famous
57
varieties
are
available
again
...
B:iked
Beans,
Cooked
Spaghetti,
Pickles,
Peanut
Butter,
MiMtard,
Vinegar,
Boups
and
Ketchup
.
.
,
to
help
a
hostess
out
ef
a
jam!
The
handiest
shelf
in
my
kitchen
cupboard
is
my
"special"
Heins
shelf
well
storked
for
family
ani
friends
who
like
food
with
flavour
and
personality!
Truly,
a
Hrins
meal
of
"
flavourites"
from
sou
to
beans
is
always
a
success!
That's
why
I
urge
yon
to
maks
HhlXZ
57
VAK1ETIF.S
a,
"buy-word
"...
s
so
many
thousands
of
homemakers
do!
Ssaistaisf
ft
TJx
Yssngrtsrs
.
.
.
:nit
kept
the
spectators
movie
star
Just
back
from
a
visit
even
posed,
for
the
war
assets
administration,
with
otherwise
sexless
18,000-volt
transformer
'the
government
was
trying
It
ranging
in
retail
price
from
ers
and
tie
veil
was
consplcu-
Adele
Mara
"Star
of
Stills,''
To
Appear
In
Million-Dollar
Movie
HOLLYWOOD
AP
l
A
d
e
e
Mara
is
better
known
for
her
pin-up
photographs
on
barracks
walls
and
warship
bulkhead
sell.
Her
studio
now
has
decided
that
anyone
who
can
inspire
nenrlv
Anon
fnn
lptrprn
a
uelr
ous
among
models
shown
for
sophisticated
town
wear.
For
summer
travel
there
was
a
sky
blue
chenille
rouleau
turban
with
tie
ends
and
a
dusky
pink
puff-crowned
clothe
with
adjustable
head
fitting
and
looped
side
bow
of
petersham.
15
shillings
to
3
15s
($3
to
$15)
included
a
number
of
teen-aged
hats.
Prominent
was
a
"Hot
Cross
Bun"
riding
hat
of
blue,
lightweight
felt,
stitchod
in
sections
and
weighing
only
l2
ounces.
Other
teen-agers
were
a
for-
than
she
is
for
her
pictures
on
g
..gUr
me
screen,
cui
sue
lias
put
Heorf-Ts-Tos
daintiness
is
yours
in
a
Jlliy
Willi
this
new
'Jr"V"Vl
powder
-
spray
;
L
"
I
,;.,',-,-
,
of
the
stills."
She
has
accordingly
been
given
the
feminine
lead
opposite
John
Carroll
In
"The
Blue
Lady,"
a
milliim-dollar
opus.
"Legs
are
O.K.,"
said
Adele,
"but
stars
have
to
have
faces,
too.
It's
time
folks
discovered
are
tlie
faseiB-aiing
deeal
transfer
pie-tures
in
each
and
even
package
nf
K
e
1
-logg's
Pep.
The
designs
are
spe-ciallv
created
demioranti
ffiL.
.(1
away
her
bathing
suit
now
all
36
of
them
in
favor
of
Hollywood's
more
conventional
glamor.
In
five
years
"the
star
of
the
stills'
spent
1,140
hours
before
the
movie
cameras,
in
28
films.
Yet
in
the
same
period
she
devoted
2
400
hours,
clad
in
bathing
suits
or
scanties,
in
the
portrait
gallery.
She
posed
for
I
have
one."
They've
given
Miss
Mara
an
ash
blonde
rinse
and
long
flow-
Dessert
Is
vb
crowning
tmi.h
of
a
meal
when
you
Te
"Royal
City"
inp
pnwns
Rhp
nms
nrnnnH
nni
than
5.000'
pin-up
pictures,
more
()oking
suHry
Hpr
yoice
u
Mist
.
.
.
it's
r
Tl
(lie
only
deo-
lorant
wilh
an
'
'
aHjmizer
top
and
since
it's
antiseptic,
it's
the
perfect
an-irer
to
many
a
problem
of
personal
dain-tincssl
It
biuiiphes
underarm
odour
,
inslnnlly
.
.
.
and
clings
like
fine
face
powd-r
to
pcrspirst
inn
"
dan-gcr-jones
''
t
Keep
8o"-Mist
handy
on
your
bathroom
shelf
.
,
.
and
toon
you'll
find
your
husband
living
it,
too!
Yon
see,
men
like
it
it's
so
very
quick
and
handy
to
use!
A.-k
for
it
at
your
favourite
drug
counter
.
.
.
SXO-M1ST
Powder-Spray
TVodonnt
.
.
.
and,
rcmemberit
's
absolutely
harmless
to
clothing!
Itarll.tt
IVurs.
altogether.
Each
of
these,
in
for
Kellogg's.
There
are
dogs
butterflies
aeroplanes
sporn
.
.
'.
two,
free,
in
every
Pep
package.
Bo
easy
and
such
fun
to
tifrl
And
Kellogg's
Pep
is
so
easy
to
sen
s
such
fnn
to
eat!
Children
lots
its
rntnehy
goodness
...
at
break-fastime
for
a
bedlime
treat!
Whats
more,
it's
just
what
youngsters
fieerf
for
sound
growth
and
health
...
a
real
whole
grain
cereal!
Thai's
why
I
urge
you
to,
ask
your
grocer
tomorrow
for
KKU-OGG
ti
PIT
...
the
rrip
whole
wheat
that's
good
to
eat!
-
kier,
too.
An
assistant
director
even
remarked
the
other
day
that
she
had
very
beautiful
ryes.
thousands
of
copies,
went
around
:
the
world.
This
darling
of
the
press
;
agents
found
other
ways,
too,
to
!
familiarize
the
public
with
the
f(
Vv.
-
n
1
charms
of
her
figure.
Semi-clad,
RADAR
DETECTS
ICE
CANNED
FOODS
she
fondled
a
kitten
for
national
STOCKHOLM
P
The
use
of
cat
week.
She
munched
lettuce
radar
to
protect
ships
from
ice
for
national
vegetable
week.
She
packs
along
the
coast
has
proved
escorted
tots
across
the
street
successful
here.
Radar
shows
a
for
national
safely
week.
She
different
pattern
on
the
screen
i
for
different
types
of
ice,
so
the
in
the
SUPREME
court
of
ship
can
be
navigated
through
Thtrt't
Nothing
Ukt
CeW
Gravy
to
perk
up
a
main
course
dish
...
to
give
it
that
specially
rich
flavour
that
ells
apjKLitc
erjirnl!
Bert
gravv
I've
ever
tasted
is
mado
with
WIN
SON
'S
.
COUX
STARCH!
Just
try
it
instead
of
flour
nest
time
you're
gravy-making
and
taste
for
yourself
the
delicious
difference!
You'll
want
to
keep
e
package
of
Benson's
alwrars
handy
in
your
kitchen
rupbom-J
pack
ice,
drift
ice,
or
firm
ice.
UKITIBH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
111
Matlr
of
Hip
l.tntp
of
Curl
Business
and
Professional
Aiulr.'tt
VirlaiHler.
Ipi'p:.m.I.
TAKE
NOTICE
Unit
by
Ord
of
His
...
for
there
are
truly
so
many
taste-wise
ways
to
cook
wilh
it!
For
instance,
it
makes
the
most
wonderful
white
sauces
and
varislions
of
same.
Here
is
one
Benson's
White
Sauce
recipe
I
know
you'll
like
.
.
WHITE
SAUCE
(basic
Recipe)
.
3
tbspns.
butter
or
other
fat
Dah
pepper
'
;
2
tbspns.
Benson's
Corn
Starch
Dash
Worcestershire
Saust
,
1
tspn.
salt
1
cups
milk
Melt
fat
In
saucepan;
blend
in
Benson's
Corn
Starch
and
seasonmtw.
Let
bubble
over
very
low
heat
for
3
minutes.
Add
nuuc
slowly
and
'
cook
untii
smooth
and
thick,
stirring
constantly.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
hi
ll.p
Mutlor
of
the
A.lii.inWtrutloii
A.t"
Honor
Jutltte
W.
O.
Fult.on.
Local
FOR
YOUR
JudKi"
of
Hit'
Supreme
Court
of
Ilri-
ttnh
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
7th
day
And
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
h
fakct
mora
than
kittt
to
IcMp
a
man
happy!
If
you
want
your
man
of
Mhv.
A
O.
1H48,
itppointed
Admin-
n
the
Matter
of
tlie
:tnte
of
Alfiisl
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
E
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
Istrutor
of
the
Estate
of
Curl
Andrew
.elin.
lie.
ei.-ed.
luteKtulc
Norlnndcr.
le:e.uned.
line
or
prince
TAKE
NOTICE
thut
bv
Order
of
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
who
died
His
Honor.
JudH-'
W.
O.
Fulton.
Lo
four
Hutbani
Will
Open
BOTH
lyt
Wirfs
at
brrak-
a-l
lime
when
you
bring
in
that
bowlful
of
"
('ream
of
W'lieat"!
There's
something
about
the
smoothness
the
'
just-right
"
good
taste
of
"
Cream
of
Wheat
"
that
makes
it
a
family
favorite
in
thousands
and
ilinnmrwut
nt
homes!
And
that's
not
the
whole
story
on
or
nlHiut
the
31st
diiy
of
January.
Clli
Judae
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
F'15
P.O.
Box
1401
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Ouaranteed
IMS.
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Butish
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
00th
British
Columbia.
All
persons
ndebt-
day
of
April,
A
D.
1948.
appointed
the
outer
layers
of
the
wheat
grain.
This
is
the
vital
part
so
rich
in
iron
and
certain
other
"protective"
food
elements
your
body
must
have.
Not
only
is
Ail-Bran
a
"protective"
food
but
it
is
guaranteed,
on
a
double-your-money-back
basis,
to
keep
you
regular
naturally.
Such
natural
regularity
is
always
advisable,
diet
or
no
diet.
I.ak
up
your
mind
to
take
better
care
of
yourself.
Start
eating
AU-Hran
today.
ed
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Alfred
alwayt
to
be
proud
of
you
...
if
you
want
always
to
look
your
youngest,
slimmest,
and
loveiieat
.
.
.you
must
watih
your
diet!
And,
in
any
diet
to
gain
a
lovelv
figure,
you
should
eat
certain
special
foods
because
of
thoir
vital
"protective"
.qualities.
That
it
why
KelloRg's
All-Bran
is
included
in
scietililic
weight-control
menus.
AU-liran
is
made
only
from
f
I
&
ELKINS
LTD.
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebted-
HJelm.
late
of
Atlin,
British
Colum-ness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
bia.
who
died
on
or
about
the
lath
bv
anv
means,
for
5
Minute
"Cream
of
Wheat"
is
limply
"
i
Ijo.
kful
"
of
blood-building
Iron
.
.
.
and
'TJ
imnnHAnt.-
Pfileinm
afiri
Phosnhofus
for
having
claims
against
the
said
day
of
February,
1948.
at
Atlln,
Bri-
estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
t.Fh
Columbia.
AH
persons
indebted
robin!;
and
Healing
Engineers
JONES
NEWS
STAND
diets
delicient
in
these
elements.
Truly,
I
know
when
I
buy
Cream
of
Wheat"
that
I'm
getting
my
money's
worth
of
wholesome
nourislw
nirnl
and
downright
delieioumess!
Just
try
it,
.
.
..it's
so
very
simpia
to
prepare!
Ask
your
grocer
tomorrow
for
"CEEAM
OF
WHEAT
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
15th
duy
of
June.
1948.
failing
which
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
Attribution
will
be
made
having
re-
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
We
handle
Eastern
and
Western
P.O.
Box.
274
Msrc's
Somelhi'ns
"
f
xtrs
SfMciaf
"
Papers
Swedish-American
Tribune
and
Western
Miner
X
F.
L
HUGHES
I
lor
tne
tiny
distribution
will
be
made
having
re-
claims
against
the
Bald
estate
art?
Kurd
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
required
to
file
them
with
me
pro-DATEli
nt
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
perly
verified
cm
or
before
the
15th
10th
day
of
Mav.
148
day
of
June.
1948.
failing
which
tlia-
OOl!IX.)N
PHASER
FORBES,
trlbtitlon
will
be
made
having
rc-Offleial
Administrator.
a;ard
0niy
to
such
claims
of
which
I
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
shall
have
been
notified.
(125)
DATED
at
Prlnre
Rupert,
B.C.
this
1st
rtav
of
Mnv.
1948.
Makt
Nosm-ssokinff
much,
murk
simpler
for
yourself
Irith
thi
important
time
saving
trick
I
Kivth
Street
Red
808
Chiropractor
FOR
REDUCING
TWO
DIETS
A
DO
III
S'IlS
KESNER
BLOCK
894
Phone
Blue
442
jv
l
n
g
oi
your
N
u
r
s
e
r
y
I
Kotliing
is
too
good
for
his
comfort
and
he'll
never
be
more
comfortable
than
in
these
specially
designed
baby
AI.FRFD
EDWAKD
ROUuia,
I
ILL
I
II
Mil
I
I
I
Offtcia,
Admmistrat.r,
I
V
Will
1IN
lilK
Bii.'if.r.ivit';
t:ui'Ki
ur
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
III
I
lie
Milder
of
the
"Ailminlslruliim
KGE
L.
ROME
(117)
-,
'
.
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
RED
739
13C1
Overlook
Street
Ait"
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Mate
of
Arthur
nj
ii
v
ere
g-
,
i
lAceountant,
Auditor,
etc
I
Tax
Returns
Compiled
$'T
Block
Phone
387
Leverelt,
lieeeased.
Intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honor
Judi!e
W.
O.
Fulton
madc
the
28th
day
of
April.
AD.
1H48.
I
Make
sinks,
basins
and
tulw
easy
to
keep
sparkling
clean
by
keen,
mg
drains
fast
running
wilh
r.feC
unr
use
of
Gilletts
Drain
Clranerl
Fast-acting
and
completely
t'B'ec.
tive,
Gillett't
Drain
Cleaner
work
like
magic
to
"
speed
up
"
even
the
laiiest
of
drains!
I
make
an
weekly
habit
of
clearing
drains
with
this
esrcllent
cleaner.
Ju4
two
tablespoons
a
week
do
the
trick
.
.
.
save
time,
trouble
and
plumber's
bills
later!
That's
why
I
VRGF.
you
to
make
a
good
housekeeping
habit
of
using
(IIL-LETT'S
DRAIN
CLEAN
Kit
fot
ill
your
drains
...ask
your
grocer
for
a
tin
tomorrow
and
follow
in-slnirtions
on
the
label
for
best
rcsultst
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
I
'
)RGE
McWHINNEY
estate
of
Arthur
Leverctt.
deceasen.
All
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
ANTING
AND
pantl
of
waterproof
V
i
n
y
i
i
t
s
pluslirt
Bless
his
heart
he
can
be
as
active
as
he
pleases
in
these
tlunlv
panties
.
.
.
nil
the
seams
ire
heat-sealed,
which
means
thev're
strong
as
strong
can
be.
And
when
romping
makes
Junior
warm
.
.
.
air-vents
in
the
back
of
the
panties
just
below
the
waist
band
held
to
keep
him
comfy!
Look
for
these
new
baby
pants-mid
remember,
when
buying,
tha
VIXYMTK
Plasties
trade
mark
is
your
assurance
of
fine
products
tested
and
approved
by
"
Tht
Bctier
t'abrict
Testing
Bureau"
I
furnish
sume.
properly
verified,
to
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wavig
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
ii
-
mm
me
on
or
before
the
30th
day
of
June
1048.
after
which
claims
filed
'KU
HANGING
P
O.
Box
1426
may
be
paid
without
reference
to
any
r
.
v"l
J
l!
I
claims
of
which
I
then
had
no
F'n
St.
Phone
Green
394
K
-
.
...
lad
or
Wy
weteedin,
y
f
All
Darties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
I'HEN
ERICKS0N
FNO
TECHNICIAN
fMNG
AND
REPAIRS
4U
West
7th
Ave.
their
Indebtedness
to
me
iorinwun.
Dated
this
20th
day
of
April
AD.
1948.
ALBERT
E.
RODDIS.
Official
Administrator,
Atlin.
B.C.
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
If
rW
f
Ma
is
rranfie
wilh
peeky
fiess
...
and
this
is
a
catastrophe
that
happens
to
the
best
of,
dogs!
...
try
this:
Ask
at
vour
nearest
drug
or
department
store
for
Saphe
10
DDT
Pert
Dust!
Buy
the
"
Bidder
"
site
about
the
site
of
a
hockey
puck
for
Fido.
Then
give
him
a
Sapho
Pest
Durt
bath
and,
unless
F'ido's
a
very
unusual
dog
.
.
.
he'll
bs
flea-free
in
no
time
at
all!
And
for
oiher
household
tnawt
nests
.
.
.
Sanho
&fc
DDT
means
death
and
(11)
evry
y
of
f
11
h
Outstanding
nounshmg
I.
AMI
KfcfilKTIH
ACT
u-
ri.rlllli-iile
of
Title
No.
378-1
to
lram
Schedule
l
shine"
Vttamm
-
.
.
I
m
irradiation.
r..),W
or
used
more
,
'
1
II
l.nl
loorleen
(14).
Fifteen
(111
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
and
Hlvleen
(1(1).
Illoek
Two
(i(.
!
East
II
...
riVrf-d
more
'
,
i
j
lll(i.'
I
IK
KTK.W4.KT.
Map
WIS.
PV.
Wednesday,
Frlday-
destruction
complete
and
effective!
Ask
for
SAfnU
at
your
near-sj
drug
or
department
store
...
and
remember
that
it
was
the
first
liquwl
spray
for
flies,
moths
and
bugs
...
il
now
a
lirst
,
in
fact
a
iuutt
in
hundreds
of
insect-free
homes!
'
,
whkrkas
satisfactory
proof
of
loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
i
issued
In
the
name
of
Cecil
H.
i"iiz-
herbert
has
been
filed
in
this
office
PHONES:
Green
486
Red
8
f
e
East
.Thursday,
notice
is
herebv
Elven
that
i
snau.
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date,
of
the
first
publication
hercy
of
Issue
a
Provisional
Certificate
rtf
Ntwett
Thina
In
Nail
Palith
.
.
.
this
scented
polish
is
something
to
talk
about
...
and
don't
think
fashion-wise
folks
aren't
talking!
Henley's
Country
(.iarden
Scented
Nad
Polish
is
the
most
eiciting
lid-to-loveliness
that
I've
seen
for
many
a
moon.
Fragrant
mag'
f
y"T
fingertips,
that's
Whrt
it
isl
Scented
with
enchanting
Henley's
-Country
H
fie
Fisheries
Industry
Title
in
lieu
of
said
lost
ceniileate
.
i
unless
In
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
In
writing.
I
nTfti
n.
the
Land
Registry
Office
Vila
fPD
liJ
I
a
rainbow
yariety
ni
prfiimtiia
wnBrierfiil
nolish
ii.vours.in
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
14th
day
of
I
VNSai
II
QUALITY
REPAIRS
Tor
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Second
Ave.
Box
774
fei
I.ahellinir
U'i..v.:.
April,
1H48,
A
D.
ANDREW
THOVUfSOrt.
ni.nnlv
Reirlstmr
of
HflHes
of
fashion-right,
gorgeous
colours
and
it
reainr
eiays
pun
n
um
mine
for
over
week
now
and
there's
nirfiatflaw
to
mar
its
lranunj
beauty!
As"
for
HF.NI.EV8
COUNTRY
SAMIN
SCENTED
AIL
POLIig
.
,
,
I
kow
it
wiU
dclifht
youl
1
VVVIglllllg
'
(US)
1
.
i
i
.
.
I
M
I
T
HSBl
1
j