Parsley,
bunch
15
No.
5
Peas.
fancy
...
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EIS
"1
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News.
Wednesday,
March
1,
1950
f-Dlnach.
2
lbs.
cello
95
i
Diced
Beet.
bunch
.08!
Blended
Grapefruit
Tomatoes.
20-oz,
ea
28-oz.
'
Kallon
53
.19
18
2t
5S
Kadishes.
.67
.33
Si
Wax
Beans,
rhntre
""
"21
'
Mar-arine-
lb
PumteVo?
ca
!
Canadian
cb.
Mushrooms,
lb
.65
Scouts,
Guides
Jamboree
At
Terrace
uonH
lettuce
.13-.
its
rvmkinv
Onions,
i
IDS.
.X
Baked
Beanu
9n-,
ru"
Apple.
20-oz.
Milk
tin.
2
lor
U9
fruit
3
ibs
Evatorated
Milk..
Cauliflower
lb.
23c
Baked
Beans,'
15-oj.
tin
Tomatoes.
Colli,
lb
.2a
Tnm..,
!
43-oz.
.25
.30
29
.42
.23
1
"33
;
i-oz.
tins,
2
lor
.
Case
.
J3
.7.50
r-abbaee
lb
..
.u
i
TERRACE
A
Boy
Scouts
and
i
unit.
i'1
"
.
'
'
u
I
Flmir
Canned
rruits
j
Pineapple,
crushed
;
Pieces,
20-oz
Anricts.
'M-trt.
Potatoes.
10
lb
.47
59
.66
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i
75'fcuciintfiers.
b.
.
22-
nci
25'
voootanl
Vegetable
Man
hard
Hi.
1
Pastry
Flour.
7
ibs.
..
.25
Flour.
49
s,
No.
1
.13
Wheat
.iZ
Flour.
24's
amrrww.
.3.60
...1.82
.'dim
Quart
.
Pint
."
cream,
Dint'""""T".'."."
Larce
Grade
A"
Meaium
cartons
Pullets,
cartons
..
.21
.....01
15
'
.
1.65
...
.17
lea
and
lutirr
Snuash.
lb.
Canned
Vetetafdes
0111
Pickles,
(?ai.
Cut
Green
Beans,
icy
Cherries,
ancy,
20-oz.
w
LoKanoernes.
20-oz
l-eacns.
choice
Pure,
lb
Z
Shortening
Coffee
lb
Tea
Df
Luxe
ouantity
lb
6282
....1.0b
.25'
....
.10
58-60
...
.53
48-50
.41
1
cjr-
oulde
Jamboree
was
held
at
'
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
here
on
Frl-
day
last
and
a
large
crowd
of
.24
parents
and
friends
watched
the
;
proceedings
with
great
interest.
-J
;
Eaeh
groua
went
Into
formation
-1
j
with
the
Gfiide8
in
the
centre
and
1
surrounded
by
the
Scouts
and
Cubs.
On
the
outer
circle
were
the
Brownies.
j
!
On
behalf
of
the
village
com-misioners
D.
G.
Little
spoke
briefl
j
on
the
good
work
done
by
these
organizations
in
the
town
where
there
is
no
organized
sport
j
for
the
children.
Especially
did
;
he
commend
all
the
leaders
who
fwere
taking
such
an
Interest
in
($
it
your
breakfast
Mat's
wrong?.
GALS
EVERYWHERE
-look
this
message
over.
It's
built
on
plain
but
important
facts.
Something
for
your
good.
How
your
folks
can
benefit.
I
'
"
t
)W
ii-M
!
I
S
f
''
t..
i
',
i'i
I
1
.
the
work.
The
presentation
of
the
flag
to
the
Girl
Guides
by
Mrs.
S.
J.
Nor
-
1
Why
Breakfast
it
Specially
Important
to
YOU
A
good
breakfast
gets
y0u
off
to
a
good
start
for
the
Jay.
Hard
work
cheaJ?
At
horn'?
At
I.UMnesK?
Take
the
nutri-tionihl'stip.
(They
kru.w.)
For
mental
alerlnehs,
getting
things
done,
that
first
mral
of
tlie
day
t".
important.
hy
?
Ilmuine,
for
llw.se
who
eat
no
breakfast
or
u
jioor
one,
results
are
fatigue,
irritaliility,
eMnel
efficiency.
Why
Grape-Nuts
is
a
Special
Breakfast
Cereal
Just
two
tulilespoonn
of
delicious
Crape-Nuts
provide
the
eereal
share
of
a
good
breakfast.
Golden
kernels
of
whole
wheat
and
malted
barley
.
.
.
good
.
good
.
.
.
g04id.
Fine
food
allien
loo,
because
of
uneful
qiiantit
ies
of
earbidiydrates.
proteins,
minerals
you
need.
Grand
flavour-lift
with
milk
or
cream.
Grape-Nuts
lielp
you
to
healthful,
economical
breakfast.
7osfs
rington
then
took
place
with
j
these
uwirds:
"On
behalf
of
my
j
husband
uh1
:ryself
may
I
ask
)
you
to
accept
these
cuiors
for
the
I
first
Terrace
Girl
Guide
Com-
pany.
May
they
carry
them
with
'
pride
and
with
a
full
understanding
of
the
emblems
with
which
I
It
U
embroidered,
j
Captain
Mcllroy"
accepted
the
colors
with
a
few
words
of
thanks
j
and
she
handed
them
to
the
I
standard
bearer,
Claudia
King
jwho,
with
two
escorts,
Shaaron
Mcllroy
and
Marlene
.
Michiel
)
took
them
to
the
company.
Then
Captain
Mcllroy
presented
Guides
i
Bl-i
tha
Amdam,
Shirley
Rey-:
nolds,
Maureen
Kennedy,
and
1
Shaaron
Mcllroy
with
second
!
class
badges.
Mrs.
Wold,
president
of
the
Girl
Guide
Association
j
spoke
briefly
and
thanked
all
for
turning
out
that
night.
I
Each
group
then
showed
to
tlx;
J
1
audience
how
part
of
their
eve-1
Inings
were
spent
when
they
met
I
weekly.
I
Leading
the
Cubs
were
J.
Haal-
:
I
and
R.
Pethwick.
The
Brownie1
i
leaders
were
Mrs.
Giraud,
Mrs.
Gavuu,
Mrs.
Ilowlett,
Gloria
Irving.
Guide
leaders
were
Capt.
Mcllroy,
Lt.
Clifford
and
Lt.
McGii-
QUEBEC
MAN
WINS
FIRST
DOG
RACE
HEAT-
Ten
teams
were'
I
entered
in
the
Tnternatlnnol
TV.
n.u..
.4
it.
.
..
.
i
Food.
11
c
.
j
Product
-""
umuy
1
ai.e
at
vjiuiwa
ana
me
i
first
30-mile
heat
was
won
by
Wilf
Lepine
or
Cueoec
City
A
lead
1
?
dog,
Mike,
is
held
by
Inez
Martinez.
Mike
led
dnsr
ie'am
in
n-
'Jiil
1
1
the
30-mile
t.pt
.
no
ku
tt
o
,
..
.
..
,
'
uuu"
u
-o.
ana
uanaaian
entrants.
Can-
adians
held
the
first
five
places
in
the
first
day's
run.
1
i
it
M
1
:
;
:
'
r
APE
VOL)
PEALLV
Sm
GONG
TO
GET
s1
-
t
UPJfSh
SUPB,
TMATS
-VJ
.
aa.
mwm
'
111
.
.
A
L.
AT
4-A.M.
TO
V
r
NOTHING
I'VE
r
ll
Al
.m
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CjPMEPS
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your
subscription
is
11.
arrears
ar.d
you
do
not
receive
jj
your
paper,
p
1
e
a
s
e
do
not
blame
the
publisher,
the
news
and
"God
Save
the
King."
In
the
absence
of
Brock
Nor-
berg,
Dr.
McGilvery
acted
as
chairman.
Following
the
closing
of
the
ceremonies
refreshments
were
boy
or
the
post
office.
Jw.
do
a
little
straight
talking
tt
very.
Dick
Dubeau,
as
Scout
mas
iter,
put
the
Scouts
through
their
;scrVed
by
the
ladies
of
the
Girl
l)ac''s-
I
Guide
Association
with
Miss
Dor-
Tlie
three
Scouts
who
had
been
1,
,,,,,,
T
.
,
.
hlilh.y
.IrV.1!1f
,n
the
food
t..
Ol.ta
lnf
Jul.
fnr
Iho
?hurE.
yourself.
Co-operation
of
subscribers
in
this
regard
wout'!ri
be
appreciated.
t
wi.uld
av
V;
a.
tot
of
trouMe
and
every
:
'
i
body
would
D
'nappier.
SuhLJl
scrlptions
ar?
payable
in
ad
"
'
"
-i
ana
lruit
hau
been
donated
bv
.
.
Jamboree
there
each
told
part
o
,
some
merchants
in
town
heir
and
thanked.
expenences
awa
of
lhe
n
those
who
had
tkmatcd
to
make
f.,
rf
f
,.,'
.....
.
v
I
nwiu.l
Ul
lllllivn
ft!
IT
CAIIIU-
ed
to
them
all
for
their
kindness.
Uie
journey
possible
for
them,
i
These
boys
were,
Aaron
Haaland,
Vancis
Gavan
and
Roy
Clifford.'
Constable
Brue'
spoke
briefly,
on
the
work
of
the
Group
Committee
and
asked
tht
boys
to
get
their
parents
to
attend
these
meetings
which
are
held
monthly.
The
Guides
finished,
with
their
'.icampfire
songs,
and
this
was
fol-
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Seagrams
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boardor
by
the
Government
of
British
Clumbia
Pork
Rlbletts
25c
lb.
Halibut
Chunks
ISc
lb.
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Locker
Plant
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WAKE
ME
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i
vou
knew
1
wanted
to
rX'
I'rnstic
Locker
hnvr
many
satisfied
custcjm
ts
this
sprias;.
CusUMners
who
have
no
worries
oiMjitl.
tlM'lr
meat
supply.
They
know
they
are
assured
of
a
plen'.iful
supply
of
the
finest
meat
obtaln-j
'smrltttioii
difficulties?
Nonet
They
just
c
me
clown
to
the
Loeker
Plant
and
pick
out
steu.
.
slew,
roast
or
hamlmrKer
as
they
desire.
No
hunting
tniny
inarket
to
market
for
the
meat
that
Is
not
there.
.loin
thes
happy
peop
e
rent
a
locker,
save
tl
ne,
money
and
worry
bv
purchasing
quality
meats
by
the
quarter
from
the
Iiocker
Plant.
.
.
Rupert
Freezing
Company
Ltd.
230
2nd
Avenue
Phone
Red
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!
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