School
Princd
Rupert
Daily
News"4
Thursday,
August
10,
1950
Cliveden"
Hospital
Opened
To
Public
For
Preechers
,
'TAFLOW.
Buckinc.lianvhire
England,
Q
Cliveden
Hospital
.
i
'
may
s1
-
i,
I
'
w
..,
hut
the
LONDON.
Ont.
Summer
in
religion
are
at.
the
Univerctiy
of
Ontario
here
and
at
thp
Modern
Etiquette
,
Q.
Is
it
necessary
that
a
bride
write.
lengthy
letters
when
acknowledging
her
.wedding-
gifts?
A.
These
acknowledgments
can
be.
notes,
not
long
letters.
H
i1;
r
:t
the
length
cf
the
acknowledgment,
but
the
genuine
apprr
.:iai.ori
and
sincerity
expressed
that
h
important.
Q.
How
L'a--paragas
eaten?
A.
Authorities
generally
agree
that
it
is
best
"to
cut
the
stalss
into
halves
with
the
fork
and
eat
the
tips
as
one
eats
any
f?rk
fealewex-
The
taste's
the
test
for
teal
Canadians
buy
more
Salada
than
any
other
brand
,ff
AH
MA"
I
ni
University
cf
Toronto.
An
innovation
of
the
United,
Church
of
Canada
thre
rears
ao,
the
f
hools
are
t)f
different
t'
pf
.
One
i,
-a
course
of
in-s'r
t-iinn
for
lav
preachers,
the
.her
a
refresher
c:urse
for
.
jbout
mcai
t.
across
Canada
bul.t
in
1940
by
ths
Canadian
:
Red
Cr-Jis
So.-i.-t
?
threw
its!
rJ::r$
cpen
t-
the
public
re:cnt-
I
ly
on
a
special
visitors'
day.
'
Special
busos
brought
visitors
I
from
Slouch
and
Kiidenhead
in
Eeikrhire
to
view
the
inside
workings
of
the
hospital
wlii:ii
the
Canadian
turned
over
to
a
Entt;
h
Committee
in
1946.
r
One
cf
the
fpecial
att:
actions
!
was
a
machine
called
a
phono-j
caraiojraph,
v.hich
makes
a
'
photo-'iupiuc
record
of
heart
sounds.
!
Taa
sanita!
Is
on
the
A?tr
.
estate,
v.'hc-e
prtrnnd.;
overlook
a
fr.inous
stretch
of
the
(
:
Thames
River.
...
tho
S
tU-
J
Ul
fJ
L-J
established
ministers.
The
refre
her
course
is
being
At
Toronto's
Emmanuel
Col
lege,,
Rev.
Elias
Andrews
of
Halifax
is
In
charge
oi
the
:
;h02l
far
lay
p:ea:Jier
3.
.
rial
ana
'
.
-niHian
mpai
heavy
consumer
held
here
at
the
University
of
V.es
crn
Ontario
under
tha
cli-
rection
of
Professor
S.
F.
Maine.1
It
is
interdenominational,
sndi
ministers
from
Anglican,
Bap-;
tist
and
Evangelical
churches,
as.
well
as
the
United
Church,
ure
enroled.
.
j
me
...mcns
hi"e
nrices
'or
"
"TJ
1
,hrh
have
ion-
,
if-'
levels
upwards.
.,tinn
has
been
i.n
nsun
linlod
luncheon
napkins
to
grace
any
table!
A
different
touch
that
will
make
your
luncheen
table
more
attractive.
distinctive.
See
the
Milady
Embossed,
luncheon
iie,
paper
nepkins,
tinted
in
o
variety
of
lovly
aoftl
to
match
any
colour
scheme.
At
your
grocery,
drug
or
department
(tort.
Economical
Laundry
Saving
Colourful
j,
Spitf
of
increas-
"
'
-
lr-
,in,
i.i
..-sr4
L
..
il
also
claims
that
Dec!
stocks
to
take!
1
1
J
y
seasuiioi
-
---
"Oh,
don't
bother,
dear
had
a
couple
of
hamburgjis
before
coming
home
from
work."
1.-
V
ma
VtKN
only
put
down
the
names
of
m
irried
cnuplcs."
1
"Yes,
that
was
Ja-k's
l.lea
D-jn't
you
think
it
rather
:lever?
He
says
that
if
we
invite
only
married
people
the
'
presents!
will
be
ail
clear
profit.-'
The
bride-to-be
was
showing
:
her
friend
a
list
of
Ruests
to
be
invited
to
the
wedding.
i
After
her
friend
had
read
the
names
she
looked
puzzled.
"Wnat's
the
maeri"
asked
the
bride-to-be.
.
"Isn't
It
rather
stranse?!
queried
the
friend.
"You've
vn'"
ft-
ri--JL-
CANADA
AND
IS
DISTRIBUTED
BY
Calvttt
It
VICKERS'IS
DISTlllEDIN
COLORED
NAPKINS
2
H-r.U
dhVUycdhy
the
Liquor
Control
Board
Thi,
advertisement
is
nl
publi.O.cd
or
1
by
the
Government
oi
British
Columbia.
dnifaU
nave
,
nor
level
cf
prices
ol
cattle.
There
.nnsual
in
the
price
r
meat
that
is
not
to
the
normal
rede
law
of
supply
dlan
Federation
of
saw
the
high
price
due
entirely
to
a
aal
demand
from
r
both
beef
:attle
beef,
because
of
the
e
U.S.
cattle
popu-,pp
pare
with
h''
r.and
for
beef
prjd-
.jmcrs
Association
.ement
from
a
rel
til
ATialinn
bulls-alms
that,
since
the
Classified
ias
jr.ng
results.
i
1
,i
li
;
e
embargo
on
beef
Hie
U.S.
two
years
as
been
an
lncrcas-
!
of
best
qua'i'y
cat-
i
es
lcavin;
the
Can-
!
'
i
herds
are
yielding
;
r!y
smaller
per-
ttiod
grade
cattle,
srratcr
volume
of
;
'
i;y
lor
heme
con-
mm
tin
continues:
'
Ex-
u
Canada
provide
our
j
h
mmh
Dctler
pn
;
eld
:th('r
A'i;e
pre-
(
cattle.
They
also
j
aca
with
rx.ra
In-
i
Ti-rican
dollars,
but
I
ntajes
are
obtained
use
if
the
consum-
I
(
nun
of
cattle
ex-
4
quired
to
pay
much
'
ies
than
otherwise
i
case."
j
w,crs'
Association
i
Canadian
Federation
'
w
as
saying
that
;
.
j?'
,
J
hi
I
.ian
beef
producers
31
this
temporary
level
they
are
not
1
tor
It,
any
nine
'
We
rcspon
;ible
for
:
W
darin;
the
Uur-
;
Hi?
Canadian
g
pr-tcd
to
rln.v
S.
market
fr
Can-
i
Yes,
sir-you're
'mv
ahead
when
you
become
the
proud
and
envied
owner
of
a
sleek
and
silent,
long
and
lovely
Oldsmobile!
Your
car
tells
the
world
that
you
know
a
winner
.
.
.
that
you
choose
the
best!
For
this
new
Oldsmobile
is
far
and
away
the
finest
Oldsmobile
ever
and
that
is
saying
plenty!
New
Futuramk
Styling
.
.
.
new,
more
beautiful
interiors
.
.
.
new,
sparkling
colors
.
.
.
new,
more
rigid
Bodies
by
Fisher!
New
.
.
W.hirlaway
Hydra-Matic
Drive
in
the
action-packed
"88"
.
.
;
And
a
Big
Six
Engine
that's
a
marvel
of
quiet
efficiency.
See
your
Oldsmobile
Dealer.
"HYDRA-MATIC
DRIVE
...
The
.
automatic
drive
that
outmodes
the
clutch
pedal
entirely!
Proved
by
billions
of
miles
irf
driving
since
Olds
pioneered
it
more
than
10
years
ago.
So
simple,
so
relaxing
.
.
.
such
a
thrill!
Standard
equipment
on
Rocket-Powered
Olds
"88
",
optional
nt
extra
cost
on
"76"
models.
(
n
view
r
the
vital
'nada
to
build
uo
iij
i
dances.
Exixirt
of
'
and
beer
is
jne
of
i
Important
nmlinmu
Canada
can
acr.-.m-
!
J""
have
It,
Klrls
'
ny
that
Sunday
;
become
almost
n
!
aencacv
n
caviar.
n
n
'lice
'ired
to
its
"
out
in
the
back-'e
neavpn
ann
anfv.
'
1M0
Sarkcr
Bros.
the
reply;
"Hea-i
"arth
nnt
b..u
i
-'"v
niuiii
use
ft
raising
hell
Stop
!
V-SQ-S,!
A
GENERAL
MOTORS
VALUE
yvise
inners
are
pekinq
P
with
White
.Z
.
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Corner
7th
St.
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3rd
Ave.