NEW
ATTITUDE
(Continued
from
page
1)
Gather
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Mews
Thursday,
April
20,
1950
51
k
Isle
I
Jlvii,..l
I"
H-Irilcaii
Los
May
l'-27
the
work.
There
was
something
In
life
more
Uian
Just
making
a
living:
Time
should
be
allowed
above
the
mere
making
or
a
living
and
the
pursuit
of
pleas-tire
for
study,
reading
and
development.
All
the
thinking
and
the
planning
shohld
not
be
left
to
the
few.
DANGER
OF
DECADENCE
The
great
danger
to
our
freedom
today,"
the
speaker
felt,
"lies
in
too
many
of
the
pcordc
getting
below
par
in
their
thinking
and
their
will
to
do
and
er-cel.-
If
we
succumb
to
rpathy
and
lose
interest
as
individuals
fort
which
made
the
Job
belter
than
the
average.
Addressing
those
hi
the
position
of
the
employer,
Mr.
Mac-rhee
suH.TesteC
the
special
rcc-rgnitlon
maybe
with
a
little
extra
pay
the
worker
who
did
juot
a
little
better
than
(tettitif;
by,
who'
put
-i
little
more
Into
the
lob
'ruin
the
mere
functional
requirement.
But
there
nth-fit
be
found
ton
,,rl
,!iH
"1
lllt'
"
m,iwd
nil
Mac-
fl,,r-
,;...
f
,.
iMindeuri
Isle
(nr
I,,,.
;:
i
si"'111"
a,,.
invH'
d
Id
vlr.it
-wlion
Fkye
m,
h,w
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scattered
"
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I
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L
TOO
7
u
&r
say
the
ALLANS
I
I
.
i
wtlk
1
"
Mr
UiYI
l(
Ml
i
11
MM
JW
I
i
n
fi
v
if
"IT
WAS
JUST
LIKE
A
MIRACLE
"
savs
Mrs.
CeorM
i
much
of
a
tendency
todav
amoiij
'
some
employees,
partletilarly
the
,
younger
ones,
to
do
nothing
but
I
what
interested
them,
to
take
no
rersonal
inte'-e.st
in
the
task
at
j
hand
other
than
a
mere
duty.
,
Young
people
expected
the
boss
j
to
do
all
the
thinking
and
all
we
are
doomed
as
a
pc
rple.
What
we
need
is
more
faith
in
ourselves,
more
attention
to
personal
development
by
the
application
of
effort
to
our
faith.
t
n;i'iii'
is
i"
honor
of
...,;..Kl
who
sheltered
Allan,
890
Garfi.
l.l
St.,
'imiipcg,
Man.,
"llie
way
KEM-TO.NE
covered
our
old
dirty
walls
witli
just
oiie
coat.
You,
loo,
will
like
the
way
KEM-f
ONE
covers
most
U
Cli.n
U
y
here
in
"One
grain
oi
raith
may
not
appear
to
be
very
imnorlar.t.
surfaces
in
one
coat,
without
primer
or
sealer,
Neither
is
one
nuclear
atom
but
"NsJ,
and
dries
to
a
lovely,
washable,
matte
finish.
Hint
I
lie
blood
f
st.
J,
is
,.!,!,
l
i'.i
the
'
,H
i
is"
of
Highland
,,
.Mrs
MacLeod.
KEM-TON
E
is
not
a
water
paint
.
.
.
il'g
a
resin
and
OIL
linibli
that
mixes
with
water
and
one
knows
what
the
flash
of
atomic
multiplication
means."
!
The
speaker
then
applied
tu
business
the
theme
he
had
de
,...(.,!
ii:;ul
"11
Scot
-
is.
j
nr
jb
ttu
m
'
m
,,ist
in
il"'
ihe
v.;ii'iln'iiilcl-::
r
3
flows
on
quickly
At
and
sniootfily
from
veloped
to
personal
development
I.
the
function
of
keeping
in
,,
ji,'
J.M'l.rot!.;.
D-in-
-Vlmioli
or
Roll'jr-Koalur,
operation
(2)
the
profit
(3i
the
building
for
the
future.
if.
of
Mrs.
Muc-
!(,
-
;
:
:!
chill's
PH-
,.i),ikl
a'nl
out1
of
the
1
:
r
yy
i
-;
.
"Mother,
your
cake
feU!"
I
I
j
Every
man
had
the
oppoi
tunitv
i
ahitnl
cables
in
Brl-
to
work
out
his
destiny
by
faith,
i
n
t
j
y
i7
and
crafts,
highland
games,
sheepdog
trials,
sea
cruises,
mountaineering
and
dances,
j
There
will
be
evening
Ceilidhs,
the
traditional
Highland
enter-jt'ii-inent
embracing
folk
songs,
I
dancing
and
poetry
reading,
j
Daily
excursions
will
be
rim
to
'
the
Flora
Macdonald
memorial
;
and
to
Flodigarry,
where
she
j
stayed
for
20
years,
and
to
the
I
site
of
the
ancient
College
of
Piping
at
noreraig
conducted
by
the
MacCrimmons,
hereditary
pipers
to
the
MacLeods.
The
Islanders
hope
to
make
the
gathering
an
annual
event.
Special
efforts
are
being
mad?
to
open
private
homes
to
visitors
who
cannot
be
accommodated
'n
the
island's
regular
hotels
and
boarding
houses.
.thought,
effort,
balance
and
r-n-var
witwA
.
I
-
If.
f
Jf
Vw
imiiUl'l':'
I'M
II
fV
rrrt
I
II
a
I
i
"
J?
i.
liklgment.
directed
by
the
phys
W'Y
1VIATS
ical
senses
with
which
he
was
j
endowed,
through
the
elements'
,oi
danger,
Hazard
and
conflict.
,
With
informed
initiative
it
was
hfW4
MONTREAL,
MONTREAL,
April
April
20th
20th-Now
Now
what
what
is
is
it'
it'
I
h
.
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r
f'
.,
(
,:
'r.
I
lie
original
,.
m.:
diiiri'ds,
now
is
niudi
of
the
Mif-(I
p
trims
In
the
po
;..(!
M-.ii'i!'ni!ll,
the
inf.
,
h..ii!:
will
b:r,hi
at
,
,y
ja
.nit!
will
be
high
ar,
cxliib.lina
of
aits
.
that
that
people
people
like
like
most
most
about
about
chocolate?
chocolate?
Its
Its
V
,
'
i
i
m
t
CF
rich
rich
flavour?
flavour?
Its
Its
tempting
tempting
colour?
colour?
Its
Its
creamy
creamy
8
f
'
ll
Yll
AJf4
smoothness?
smoothness?
Probably
Probably
all
all
three
three
when
when
you
you
I
-
.
,
,
r
the
privilege
for
man
in
such
fortunate
countries
as
this
to
i
movo
forward
and
upward
1
s
EDWIN
A.
ALLAN
1-1731
Franklin
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
"kTvt.TnT
r...
come
right
down
to
it.
And
I'm
so
pleased
f'Tior'ni
iTP.
nnnvt.u.
n
i
:
.,i.-.,,i.j
jo
,,j
i.i
1)1(7
to
to
find
una
that
iruit
riAiviit
BAKER'S
rs
UNSWEETENED
i
;
,sv
i
i
i-
x
i
i
)
9
t
i
tr
?
easiest
working
paint
I
have
niv
rhoenl.'ifo
HUmo
Ttnt-nr'o
Vino
Viof
Jonn
rlnvU
:
through
the
mist
Of
adolescence,
the
ambush
of
youth
and
into
the
'
open
of
mature
life,
j
"I
suggest
to
you
that
we
all
I
drop
the
feeling
of
'What's
the
!
use?"
and
aim
for
the
fulfilment
ever
used.
It
only
seemed
a
mutter
of
minutes
before
I
finished
tht
w
hole
room."
EASY
TO
APPLY,
that
makes
chocolate
the
"most
requested"
flavour,
for
Baker's
is
all
pure
chocolate
with
nothing
added,
nothing
taken
away.
Do
try
Baker's
the
next
time
you
want
to
have
a
particularly
grand
frosting,
or
a
superb
chocolate
cake.
I
know
you'll
enjoy
Baker's
richer
flavour.
Too
Little
Time
is
a
poor
nlibi
"For
Men
Only?"
Kin
At
All
for
frf
Tint
not
givini?
t
1
1
-
i
i-w
theT
7
.
1
a
You
will
he
delighted
with
this
fragrant
tea
It
used
to
laiinly
the
kind
of
breakfast
Ihcy
fle-r
errvc
and
need!
jtf
GEORGE
R.
ALLAN
.
1550
Gladstone
Ave.,
Windsor,
Ont.
wWc
had
occasion
to
wash
7
takes
so
little
tirar
worry
me
finding
bonds,
dorti-m
c
n
t
g
and
much-loved
family
jewellery
lying
unprotcot"
ed
in
odd
drawers
and
run-
tm
o
o
I'lt
MRS.
M.
ALLAN
1128-12th
St.
South,
fethbridge,
Alta.
"I
usually
aired
my
house
for
a
whole
day
when
I
used
ordinary
paint.
I
used
of
our
destiny
by
applyihg"our-sylvcs
to
doing
a
good
job
for
ourselves
and
for
the
community."
President
A.
J.
Dominato
was
in
the
chair
at
yesterday's
Gyro
luncheon.
The
sneaker
was
introduced
by
G.
A.
Hunter
and
thanked
by
O.
G.
Stuart.
Guests
also
Included
Richard
Pollock
of
Inverness,
C.
H.
Hoskins
of
Vancouver,
L.
S.
Ferris
of
Kcteh'kf
and
William
Scuby
arid
W.
D.
Vance
of
Prince
Rupert.
to
jirepaic
one
of
the
mast
delicious
morning
treats
I
know...
a
"cream
of
wheat"
break-
J
our
KEM-TONE
walls.
I
was
really
surprised
how
I
boards.
Then
a
good
friend
put
ma
easy
it
was.
All
I
used
was
Tisl
!
l
on
see,
5
Minute
"Cream
of.
,
wise.
"Why,"
she
said,
"you
can
Wlieat
'rouks
to
sat
in-smooth.ilelW
cl,ase
that
old
worry
right
out
of
ii.Mi.-u.on
m
Ml-l
live
Illinuies
IU
vnlir
minrl
fr
ess.
thi.n
tuo
ei
nlj
KEM-TONE
with
the
windows
closed
never
was
there
the
slightest
trace
of
painty
odour."
NO
DISAGREEABLE
ODOUR
heiling
.
.
.
and
il
takes
just
seconds
more
to
sprinkle
with
raisins
or
a
little
soap
and
water.
My
KEM-TONE
w
alls
wiped
clean
as
new.
It
was
simple."
WASHABLE
i
a
day.
Do
what
I
do.
Store
youi
valuables
in
a
Safely
De
posit
14m
at
the
BANK
OF
MONTKEAL.
After
all,
Safety
Deposit
Boxes
aren't
marked
'tor
Men
Only'."
1C
I
wrre
you,
I'd
go
right
round
to
Drown
sugar!
1
Ins
is
a
breakfast
dish
to
shut,
the
day
right
for
it's"
rot
only
(tnnl
it's
good
for
you
I,,
tor
5
Minute
"Creaiu
of
Wheat"
provides
lion,
Calcium
and
I'ho..
J
your
"v'"v-"
nearest
branch
ol
the
iiol
M
I'honis
rus
for
lor
diets
diets
dili'
fliti.
icn'
knt
in
in
theso
theso
.
.
.
eiomwiU.
iM,u.
.
"u,
,
,T
7
feK
iocr-O
am
ami
"t
your
own
Safety
De,..s,(.
shopping
"
"'"n
jnmutfS
you
II
have
'
lllf:il.
next
neVt
time
llllie
V'.ktl
you
go
Khnninn
DONALD
D.
ALLAN
1052
Melrose
Ave,
Verdun,
P.Q.
"f
jiaiiilei
my
room
with
Kcm-i'onr,
then
had
soiiiclliiiig
to
iim.I
he-iu
tho
day
with
a
uoud
8'ven
your
valuables
the
beet
pro-hii'akfjist
I
teclioa
money
can
buy.
MRS.
TOM
ALLAN
-
7
South
St.,
Eoit,
Dundas,
Ont.
"Kem-Tone
covered
our
old
jiiiinlcd
walls
perfectly,
with
just
one
coat.
I
llraltliy
Young
Feet
are
happy'
,
'young
feet
!
.So
fyfirj
next
time
Mary
a
7j
or
John
need
rat.
W
hen
I
looked
at
the
room
after
lunch
il
was
per
fectly
dry.
Keni-Tone
is
i
vv&
i
.,''7
a
new
pair
of-;
really
mazing."
was
pleasantly
surprised
the
way
Kem-Tonc
saved
me
both
time
and
money."
ONE
GALLON
DOES
A
LARGE
ROOM
'
"9
',
f
U
!
shoes
reinem-F'l-'-'J
her
to
look
for
'.
.
the
m:olitk.
mark
on
the
soles
of
the
shoes
you
buy!
li's
DRIES
HARD
IN
ONE
HOUR
Pleated
U
if
A
My
Acie
Uiteorrryf
i
certainly
ami
I've
disuvcml
a
homo
permanent
that's
actually
kind
to
my
hair!
The
Richard
liudnub
experts
sav
it's
the
Vt
av
u
ail,
Mae
Hi
all
eliililieus
better
THE
MIRACLE
OF
MAKINfJ
OIL
AND
WATER
MIX
flmes
oid
well
worth
asking
for!
me
lotion
tliat
makes
all
the
.
i
...
ii
ditierenco
...
a
Home
Perma
ior
Neolite
is
healthy!
It's
com
nent
Waving
Lotion
that
leaves
your
hair
in
perfect
condition
!
.
This
Waving
Lotion
was
tested
by
independent
research
experts,
and
they've
proved
that
it's
actually
-l','o
more
effective!
That
means
smoother,
prettier
curls
that
are
springier
and
stronger.
That's
why
I
urge
you
to
make
vour
next
home
permanent,
a
"RICHARD
Hl'DNUT
HOMK
PERMANENT
.
.
.
i
and,
as
a
perfect
prelude
begin
your
"perm"
with
a
Richard
lludnut
Egg
Crenic
Shampoo!
pletely
waterproof
which
means,
when
pavements
are
wet
feet
stay
dry!
Neohlo
does
not
cause
foot"
binning
peispiial
ion
foot
odoura
nor
itchy
feet.
It's
more
flexible
than
leather
easier
on
children's
busy,
young
feet.
(Doesn't
mark
floors,
cither!)
And,
with
the
same
mumml
of
wear
'n'
tear
Ncolite
,
outwears
leather
over
2
to
If
No
wonder
a
nice
paving
in
shoe
repairs
slmws
up
in
tho
family
budget
when
you
insist
on
Neolite!
'!T(m
It
I'rrr
Hot!"
is
a
teen-age
description
of
-
The
Oil.
in
KF.M-TONE
contain!
a
mlrirU
ingredient
thlt
final)
li
M
tt
mix
wilh
(
MADE
WITH
OIL
MIXES
WITH
WATER
KKM-TOINK
is
made
with
REM
TIII-.R
l(
t-TEMPEHEl)
OIL
ford-lied
with
durable
renins.
These
are
M'icnlifu
all
v
loiuhiiiril
with
23
nlhcr
quality
iugrcHiciils
to
give
you
the
Miracle
Wall
Finish.
itives
icu
All
These
Advantages
.
.
.
1.
One
gallon
does
a
large
room
2.
One
coat
covers
most
surfaces
3.
latest,
sjnartest
colours
most
of
our
kitchens
last
sum-
liope
so,
but
.this
s
it
m
m
e
r
might
be
just
as
bad.
Well,
if
4.
Dries
hard
in
one
hour
5.
No
disagreeable
paint
odour
6.
A
hard,
durable,
washable
surface
7.
One
gallon
of
Kem-Tone
makes
a
gallon
and
a
half
of
finest
wall
finish
v
Bring
A
"Spring
Sunshine"
Clow
right
into
your
living
room
with
the
richness
anil
warmth
of
beautiful
brasswarel
Biasswaro
is
so
handsome
in
every
decorating
scheme,
no
wonder
it's
become
a
decorating
jaxltion!
If
j'our
room
is
chintzy
biasswaro
completes
the
picture.
If
it's
modern
.
.
.
gleaming
bowls
and
vases
will
do
wonders
for
it.
So-
discover
tho
beauty
of
brasswarc
and
discover,
as
so
many
home-makers
have,
that
BRASSO
is
the
polish
to
keep
your
brasswarc
always
handsome!
Use
it
regularly
it's
so
very
easy
to
use,
for
it's
tho
polish
lnado
especially
for
brass!
it
is,
my
prescription
for
relieving
that
"slaving
over
a
hot
Btovc"
'
feeling
is
to
get
yourself
a
I'liKilDAlUK
KbF.CTRIC
ISA
(
ii".
equipped
with
the
Cook-Master
Clock
Conlijol.
Then
you'll
able
to
slip
a
whole
meal
into
the
oven
and
beat
il.
for
the
cool
outdoors.
Tho
CookMaster
will
turn
on
the
oven
and
turn
it
off
at
the
limes
you
set.
"Isn't
that
something?"
as
the
kids
say.
Yet
it's
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the
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the
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Electric
Range
that's
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"ahs"
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soon.
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The
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what
if
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appetile!
llcst
way
1
know
to
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is
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ent
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