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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
30,
1950
1
Way
and
For
One
Scot
Girl
Fraser
and
Payne
Specials
For
One-Shot
Girl
RHIDORRACH.
F
e
r
t
n
shire,
Scotland
Q
Scotland's
dangerous
Davil's
E.bow
road
will
be
kept
open
this
winter
to
allow
on
girl
to
go
to
school.
;
The
2201-foot
road,
one
of
the
NYLO
M
HOSE
'
:.
J"
...
W
&
.
i
,
hinhest
public
highways
in
Scot
The
product
of
one
of
the
best
known
fo:turers.
'
land,
will
be
kept
clear
or
snow
GIFT
TOWEL
SETS
TOWKLS
SETS
CHRISTMAS
PACK
LARGE
BATH
TOWEL
and
WASH
CLOTH
Per
&;t
.
LARGE
TOWEL
and
TWO
WASH
CLOTHS
Per
Set
for
a
three-mile
stretch
to
allow
11-year-old
Margaret
Nairn
to
go
to
school.
chance
to
buy
several
pairs
at
a
big
saving.
l-oo
.
,
;
1.59
(
;
Vsl
It
is
the
lirst
time
in
au
years
OE
DAYTIME
BEIEER
children
have
lived
In
the
iso
A
specialist
in
th
(uminttioa
of
cyctighL
Thorough
vlraal
tntlyiii
by
your
Optometrist
end
hit
skilled
cowikI
ncury
In
ltjuidins
your
mod
priceless
oiio
.
.
,
gam
vlsloa.
lated
district
not
far
from
Royal
97c
1.39
FINGER
TIP
TOWELS
Pastel
Shades
rAGE
EVENING
SHEER
Deeslde
and
Ealmoral
Castle.
A
house
on
the
road
was
taken
iLl-
1...
Anrmr..
MolrTl
'
for
hir
over
tnis
year
uy
'5c
his
wife
and
four
children.
.New
Shades.
8Vi
to
11
NOVELTY
PILLOW
CASES
Ail
while.
MEN'S
NYLON
SOCKS
Hand
drawn
with
embroidery.
Per
Pair
2.69
(
Dr.
J.
FL.
Hughes,
who
has
j
been
practising
chiropractic
here
for
the
past
yea
or
so,
will
sail
Sunday
night
on
the
Coquitlam
for
Vancouver.
He
may
spend
the
winter
in
the
United
States.
.
SI'BS.
ASSORT
D
SHADES
AND
DESIGNS
All
Nylon
'and
Wool
and
Nylon
BHOES
ARE
HER
HOBBY
Some
women,
when
they
are
feeling
blue
buy
a
new
hat.
But
Gisele,
Canada's
beautiful
singing
star,
makes
shoes
her
hobby.
There's
nothing
like
a
pair
of
high
heels
to
give
you
a
lift,
she
say
and
In
her
wardrobe
at
all
times
she
has
at
least
32
pairs
of
Canadian
shoesthe
right
shoes
for
every
costume
and
every
occasion.
Here's
the
girl
Canadian
shoe
manufacturers
would
gladly
elect
Miss
Canadian
Footwear
for
mi.
i
k,AR
LENGTH
At'
Sizes
1.19
LOVABLE
BRASSIERES
All
Nylon
and
Satin
NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED.
"I
00
Regular
and
Strapless
styles
EACH
AVV
W
LENGTH
All
Mlzes
PAIR
1
mm
cation
at
Powell
River
before
he
comes
here.
These
dates,
decided
toy
the
members
o!
the
association
last
night,
are
a
week
prior
BOYS'
DRESS
PANTS
CF.lJ
GABARDINE
I
Music
Festival
Dates
Are
Set
BOYS'
SPORT
SHIRTS
to
tentative
dates
originally
set.
iii-.
Kurth,
as
well
as
having
id
front,,
drop
loop.
zipper
fastening.
Wine,
5-95
TWO-TONE
DOESKIN.
2-Pocket
Style
Sizes
Small,
Medium
and
Large
F.AC
a
.
t
"'v
1.95
experience
with
the
Department
Green.
Bown.
8
tt
18
FAIR
MONTREAL,
Nov.
30th
My
crystal
ball
tells
me
there's
a
cold
winter
coining
.
.
.
with
sniffles
and
sneezes
and
cold
miseries
threatening.
So
why
not
be
prepared
with
the
new
antihistamine
discovery
ANOHIST1
Taken
on
exposure
or
in
first
24
hours
of
a
cold.
Anohist
can
stop
cold
I
,
Adjudicating
at
the
Prln.ie
i
Rupert
and
District
Music
and
Drama
Festival
will
be
the
superintendent
of
music
for
Vancouver
schools.
Burton
Kurth,
it
of
Education,
is
a
church
organist
and
choir
director,
with
good
recommendation
as
an
"ideal
man
for
children,"
the
executive
explained.
It
was
agreed
that
the
adjudicator
will
be
paid
$125
plus
expenses
which
is
about
the
same
rate
as
asked
by
the
adju
mittee,
said
that
all
contestants
:
and
10
years,
for
whom
it
must
rhould
obtain
detailed
informa-llbe
writte
vividness
orieinalitv
Story
With
a
Canadian
Background"
for
its
annual
literary
competition
this
year.
il
Wants
tion
and
rules
from
the
secrc-.
.
aimnHrU
-
,.wm
announced
at
a
meeting
in
The
lne
competition,
competition,
open
open
to
to
any
any
'
tary-treasurer
of
the
club
at
To-
J
"
H
"
fl
!
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
Mllllt.
non-proiessional
writer
residing
ronto,
69
Bloor
Street
East,
be-
"r
lacwis
i
uie
juugms,.
Final
dates
set
by
the
execu
"
'.
Jin
Canada
male
or
female
fore
submitting
a
manuscrirjt.
results
of
which
will
be
an-
symptoms
in
a
single
day!
Ana
tins
prompt
renei
cosie
miy
ahout
3c
per
tablet
in
the
Super-Economy
Family-Size
bottle
of
3C
Anohist
tablets.
So
get
Anohist
at
your
druggist's
today
1
Remember:
all
antihistamines
are
not
alik.
They
vary
greatly
in
performance.
Anohist
in
the
antih'istamine
formula
recomviendcd
for
family
use
because
of
its
success
in
actual
clinical
tests.
Vur
Money
Won't
Crow
Wing
and
fly
way
heu
you
hve
TO
P
The
Wonun's!
carries
a
$100
first
prize.
-Entries
this
year
will
be!
nounced
about
April
26.
All
dicator
of
last
year
s
festival.
In
response
to
the
membership
convener,
Miss
Elizabeth
Holmes,
reuuesting
that
fees
be
paid,
a
tive
for
the
festival
are
May
2,
3
and
4,
which
wiu
allow
Mr.
Kurth
to
complete
an
adjudi-
Club
oi
iuiuiiwj
t
''
Mrs.
in
.
ii.
Mcuuiiougn,
con-
juagea
ior
tneir
appeal
to
cnu-;
manuscripts
must
De
aenverea
if
subject
a
iauuaTKii
a
vener
oi
the
competition
com-
i
dren
between
the
ages
of
seven
by
February
1.
motion
was
passed
that
organizations
and
individuals
be
notified
that
the
set
date
for
payment
of
fees
will
hi
January
31.
J
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fcOT
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THESES
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yVSfvL
V
home
rfflfl
It
was
believed
that
this
annual
account
at
the
BANK
Or
MUMltMU
wucn
you
pay
your
bilLi
by
BofM
cheque
your
stubs
are
an
exact
record
of
your
expendilures.
And
the
cancelled
cheques,
which
the
B
of
M
will
send
you
every
month,
act
as
your
receipts.
It's
such
a
neat
'n'
tidy
such
a
convenient
way
of
keeping
your
finances
in
order
.
.
.no
wonder
it
appeals
to
so
many
women
I
knowl
What's
'
more
it's
taje!
For
there's
no
need
to
keep
loose
j-uclt
lvinir
Aronnrl
thp
hnuftp
Or
in
VOtlT
DUrW.
So
wtlV
date
would
be
easier
for
-mem
beis
as
well
as
help
the
drive
for
membership
subscriptions,
instead
of
the
past
seasonal
payment
of
fees.
The
fees
will
remain
the
same.
liforUer
that
all
entries
nuy
not
open
your
account
tomorrow
at
your
nearest
BofM
branchT
You're
sure
to
find
friendly
people,
eager
to
help
you,
on
the
other
aide
of
the
B
of
M
counter.
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1
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Here's
A
Special
Offer,
Motherl
Handy
Plastic
be
prepared,
a
motion
was
made
that
the
lestivai
syuaDus
published
in
the
newspaper
De
Cap
Covers
that
fit
over
the
tops
cember
16.
On
the
committee
to
investigate
advertising
sponsors
are
R.
G.
Moore,
Henry
Pluym,
one
young.
r&ck
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co
vou
pewter
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I
oi'HEIh
Z.
BABY
FOOD
'
tins
when
baby
doesn't
eat
a
full
tin
at
one
mealtime.
Simply
Rudolph
Olson,
Fred
Conrad,
Mrs
g
Cook
a:id
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balaano.
Since
arrangements
had
al
ready
been
made
for
an
adjudi
cator,
a
letter
of
application
from
L.
R.
Cluderay,
a
Victoria
organist,
will
be
answered
by
the
secretary
thanking
Mr.
Cluderay
for
his
offer
to
adjudicate
the
local
festival.
I
If
You've
Been
Try!"!
to
shortcut
your
washdays
with
some
of.
those
no-tinse
chemical
suds,
but
found
you've
short-changed
your
hands
instead
change
to
DUZl
Dus
gives
you
beautifully
clean,
white
washes
.
.
.
and
leaves
your
hands
soft
and
white,
tool
That's
because
Dus
and
only
Jis
lias
this
combination
of
rich,
real
soap
and
two
active
detergenUI
And
there
isn't
a
soap
I
know
thas
gives
me
a
cleaner,
jweeter-emelling
wash
I
Yet
Dus
is
safer
for
the
pretty
colours
in
your
was
than
any
no-rinse
chemicals
yo
can
buy
I
Once
you've
tried
i
you'll
join
the
Dus
"Fans"
every-
,
where
who
are
saying,
"Dus
doe
Every
th
ing
so
beautifully
I
"
It's
So
Much
More
Fun
to
b
;
leave
the
balance
of
the
Baby
Food
in
the
tin,
cover
it
with
this
plastic
cover
and
store
it
in
your
refrigerator.
Good
Heini
Baby
Foods
are
well
worth
saving
to
the
last,
tasty
morsel
I
M-mmmt
How
bahy
loves
those
luscious
Heini
Cereals
and
the
extra-appctizinit
variety
of
strained
meat
products,
soups,
vegetables
nd
desserts
I
So-don't
waste
'em
I
...
simply
wrile
to
me
Barhara
Brent,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Mont-leal,
P.Q.or
this
special
offerl
.
.
.
3
Plastic
Cap
Covers
ASP
S
Baby
Food
Saves
(jor
scooping
out
the
last
good
morsels
of
Heins
Baby
Food
from
the
tin)
are
pours
jor
just
10c
in
coin
or
postage
stamps
and
3
Heins
Baby
Food
labels.
A
Utile
Weary
from
Christmas
Another
letter
read
by
Miss
Yvonne
Larson,
secretary,
from
W.
Emerson
Scott
of
the
Scott
Music
Co.,
Ketchikan,
asked
an
explanation
of
the
"open''
entries
cn
the
programs
already
tent
to
districts,
if
entries
may
be
made
for
viola,
'cello
and
clarinet,
and
if
it
is
permissible
to
enter
from
a
private
school
of
music,
instead
of
from
a
pub
it'i
:
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On
the
DONKEY
1
shopping
f
then
here's
a
dinner
Biitriroatinn
1
h
A
t'n
lic
school.
In
reply,
the
chairman,
R.
G.
j
the
Belle
of
the
Ball
...
so
try
this!
wear
W
o
o
d
b
u
r
y's
new
p
o
w.d
e
r
shade
'COQUETTE"
with
'
mm
-
red
"Co
quick
'n'
easy,
yet
&Li
Moore,
vice-president
of
the
association,
instructed
the
secre
just
rutin
ior
oig
appetites.
It
doesn't
take
more
than
minutes
to
rrepare
a
heaping
tary
to
reply
that
"open"
referred
to
any
age;
it
was
permissible
for
private
music
schools
to
enter
the
festival,
and
th.it
there
are
no
entries
for
viola,
'cello
and
clarinet.
The
regular
meeting
of
the
association
to
be
held
in
December
was
cancelled,
leaving
the
next
meeting
to
be
held
In
January.
plateful
of
luscious
AUNT
JEMIMA
READY-MIX
PANCAKES!
Just
add
milk
or
water
stir
and
pop
your
Aunt
Jemimas
on
the
griddle.
Then
in
seconds,
when
they're
a
rich,
golden
brown,
put
them
on
a
hot
plotter
with
sausages
and
bacon
and
serve
with
butter
and
syrup.
M-mmmt
Makes
me
hungry
just
to
think
about
it
t-
Aunt
Jemimas
are
so
delicious
.
,
.
and
another
thing
about
them
they're
one
of
the
best
ways
I
know
to
keep
food
budgets
balanced!
So
treat
your
family
to
Aunt
Jemimas
at
breakfast,
lunch
or
supper
.
.
.
they're
an
exciting
surprise-dish
at
any
time
of
day!
quette"
lipstick.
Lovely!
No
mat
or
mirror
ever
saw
your
skin
glow
with
such
entrancing
colour
I
For
"Coquette"
powder
is
a
warm
golden
rachel
becoming
as
a
blush.
You'll
love
its
velvety
texture,
its
lovely
fragrance,
its
longer
cling.
It
gives
you
the
kind
of
sheer
flattery
that
brings
sincere
compliments.
(There's
a
.
unique
ingredient
in
Woodbury
Powder
that
gives
your
skin
a
satin-smooth
sheenwith
no
"powdery"
look!)
You'll
love
the
way
the
creamy
"Coquette"
lipstick
harmonises
with
the
powder
so
beguilingly
!
Choose
the
powdet
in
20c,
37c
or
65c
siie
and
tha
lipstick
is
just
49e.
"What's
Cooking,
Mum?"
You'll
get
lots
of
approval
'
P
'-ll
VkvlJlB;:"
nAJs-
Representatives
at
last
night's
meeting
were:
Rudolph
Olson,
Sons
of
Norway;
Henry
Pluym,
Dooth
Memorial
School;
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno,
Catholic
Women's
'..cEKue:
Mrs.
G.
Cook.
Borden
Savoury
Soup
on
a
Street
School;
Mrs.
Hardy,
Parent-Teachers
Council,
and
Joseph
Goscoe,
King
Edward
school.
Steaming,
Itr-B
1
i
cold
November
evening
...
there's
nothing
better,
ia
there?
And
here's
a
soup
that
you'll
find
extra
satisfying
because
it's
flavoured
with
the
beefy
goodness
of
BOVRIL1
when
it's
a
luscious
CANNED
SALMON
dish
that's
cooking
for
the
family.
And
I've
discovered
that
Canned
Salmon
is
not
only
a
family
"flavourite"
.
.
.
it's
a
hostess's
Best
Friend.
So
luscious
in
colourful,
flavourful
casseroles
so
appetising
in
salads
and
sand
Olof
Hanson
East
After
Son's
Death
Following
the
sudden
death
of
his
son,
Olof
(Bllli
Hanson
jr.,
In
Toronto
yesterday,
Olof
Hanson,
former
M.P.
for
Skeena,
was
jL,t
.
LD-,
vou
'PS
to
pill
it
up
7
AND
ITTook
)
,
n
FWra
-YTW
-
;.-.-
on
his
way
East
by
air
today,
ac
rlT;
JSr
-VrT
all
piGMT.Sn
lu'
CTITTf
cording
to
word
received
in
the
city.
.
Just
try
this
tasty,
tangy
Creole
Soup
recipe
by
Eileen
Rodger,
the
Bovril
Dietician:
3
tbspns.
butter
a
tbspns.
chopped
green
pepper
1
tbspns.
chopped
onions
1
cups
canned
tomatoes
2
tbspns.
Bovril
1
cup
boiling
water
14
cup
rice
12
tspn.
salt
Cook
green
pepper
and
onion
tn
butter
until
tender.
Add
flour
and
blend
well.
Add
tomatoes,
Bovril
and
boiling
water.
Allow
to
simmer
gently
for
ten
minutes.
Add
cooked
rice
and
season.
Serve
with
toasted
crackers.
Makes
six
servings.
S.
B.
Howlett,
who
has
been
manascr
for
the
B.C.
Power
wiches!
With
Canned
Salmon
and
a
little
imagination,
it's
such
fun
to
conjure
up
e.
quisite
party
delicacies.
Mix
Canned
Salmon
with
mayonnaise,
chopped
onion.
Garnish
with
chopped
olives,
chopped
pickles,
pimento
or
cuts
of
asparagus.
Canned
Salmon
is
so
versatile
.
.
.
AND
so
economical!
It's
all
food
there's
no
waste.
So
keep
a
supply
of
Canned
Salmon
always
on
hand
for
hot,
delicious,
economical
meals
.
.
.
and
for
gala
dishes.
Commission
at
Terrace'
and
is
now
transferred
to
Merritt,
and
Mrs.
Howlett
sailed
on
the
Prin
cess
Louise
Wednesday
after
noon
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
their
new
home.
Wonderful
for
'A
Party
special
treat
for
youngsters
and
grown-ups,
too
.
.
.
delicious
home-made
fudge
I
Especially
if
it's
fudge
made
rich-flavoured
and
creamy-smooth
with
BAKER'S
UNSWEETENED
CHOCOLATE.
When
you
use
Baker's
Chocolate,
you
get
real,
honest-to-goodness
chocolate
flavour,
for
there
s
nothing
added,
nothing
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low
heat.
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mixture
is
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nd
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fruits
and
nuts.
Turn
at
once
Into
greased
pan.
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