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AUXILIAKV
TLA
SUCCESS
Thursday,
May
13,
1954
Urged
i
In
Public
lgnoresl'Hospital
"Open
House"
liara
fortably
in
the
hospital
lobby,
:
M.
Greene.
Mrs.
Greei;c
also
was
ft
4s
MONTREAL.
May
13iii"M:.ylhm-
a
sood
time
to
Utkti
a
jeotxi
liKk
ul
your
home.
Chrrk
it
over
muiI
we
wliat
needed
to
kwp
it
id
fiisi-cljiM
condition.
If
you
do
Una
cveiy
year,
you
ll
at
ontv
maintain
tn
value
of
your
piojiotty,
t.ut
also
rmt-w
that
wonderful
feeding
which
conies
from
pride
of
posse.
Bion.
You
don't
have
to
let
renjur
iro.
imf
.
-
4
r
...
,
-
t
waiting
10
-snow
interested
Prince
responsible
for
decor,
and
look-Rupert
people
around
the
hos-
Ing
after
the
tea
table
were
Mrs.
i
P'tal-
After
an
hour
or
so,
they
C.
Foreman
and
Mrs.
L.
Raabe.
decided
there
weren't
any
inter-i
Mrs.
W.
Doumont
was
in
I
ested
Prince
Rupert
people.
!
charge
of
the
grocery
hamper
i
Nine
visitors
showed
up
...
!
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Gladding
was
and
they,
with
the
exception
of
j
cashier.
one
couple,
were
staff
or
board
1
A
spray
of
spring
flowers
in
a
:
members
who
had
seen
the
hos-
silver
basket,
drawn
for
by
little
j
pital
many
times.
j
Miss
Barbara
Ayres,
was
won
by
j
As
a
result
of
la?t
night's
flop,
i
Mrs.
W.
H.
Doumont.
Miss
Elean-j
the
public
may
not
get
another
:
or
Greene
drew
for
the
grocery
j
charge
to
see
the
h-pltal,
ex-
I
hampers,
won
by
Mrs.
Neely
The
staff
and
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
were
a
little
on
the
gloomy
side
today.
It
was
Hospital
Day
yesterday,
and
while
an
afternoon
tea,
staged
by
the
Hospital
Auxiliary,
with
enticing
food
hampers
and
other
prizes
at
stake,
proved
quite
successful,
the
"open
house"
session
at
the
hospital
last
night
was
completely
ignored
by
the
general
public.
Some
14
members
of
the
hospital
staff,
most
of
them
giving
up
other
activities,
stood
uncom
you
haven't
the
ready
rnu
to
pav
fir
tlieio.
And.
remember,
the
Joiner
you
put
off
thone
repair,
I
he
more
expen-jve
tlw.y
Income.
W
liy
not
drop
in
and
have
a
chat,
with
the
manager
of
your
kca!
HANK
OF
MONTREAL
branch.
Thousands
of
coupU-s
have
Biraazr.l
for
iow-eo.-t
loans
for
home
improvement
from
Ue
H
of
M
and
repaid
them
on
terms
best
muted
to
their
individual
cinumstanres.
You'll
find
your
H
of
M
manager
interested
in
helping
you
keep
your
properly
m
tip-top
condition.
Some
Women
Arm
Confuted
about
what
"wa-hday
produet"
are
wip-
Rights
,
had
its
eu-,oas
the
time
of
''survived
bi-caM.se
'pea!
to
average
til
L.
Dane,
of
women
s
Minp
'jit
night-
liarse
,M
is
:
division
and
edn-:
,i;o
the
Canadian
'"oiiicers'
Assoei-'
-three
H's
For
'
,
tiphts.
re-sponsl-r-ard.s.
at
a
com.
!
0
the
Bii-inoss
jl
Women.
Surou-irt(lit
Women's
",'te
;ir'-
thai
'ad"
n
winning
aunt
i-n
ned
that
'.T
peoples
must
be
against
en-
cepi,
as
patients.
Moore
and
M-.
N.
Beketov.
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........mr,,,!
f.nii'ti..
,.
..
-
poca
to
uo.
Here
s
some
information
that
will
make
your
washday
a
lot
better,
boapa
and
detergents
reardlei-e
of
their
colour
take
out
dirt,
Bieaf
h
takes
out
tmn.
Laundry
Blue
makes
your
wash
really
white.
For
sheet,
nhirta
and
other
while
tilling
be
sure
to
ue
Laundry
Blue.
It's
really
quite
dimple
to
use
aud
it
costs
ifrtt
thn
two
n-ntti
fitr
a
urlwilo
wud
T.o-
it
in
your
next
wah
you
II
be
thrilled
with
the
I
MX
reaulla.
Buy
KErKITT'pj
BLL'K.
R.
G.
Moore,
hospital
board
i
chaifma;:,
said
"It's
very
disap-
!
pointing,
and
unfair
to
the
staff,
some
of
whom
came
back
to
the
hosptal
after
hours
of
work,
ready
to
answer
questions
and
I
explain
hospital
routine
to
"isi-tors."
'
The
staff
may
not
be
asked
to
do
il
ain
next
year,
j
Beautiful
spring
flowers
graced
the
tea
table
for
the
"::lernoon
'
tea
in
the
Nurses'
Residence,
convened
by
auxiliary
president
Mrs.
Sidney
Elklns.
Pink
and
yellow
tulips
with
a
i
mass
of
lovely
bluebells
in
a
low
j
silver
bowl,
ami
pale
pink
tapers
in
silver
candlesticks
formed
the
Flexible
A
Your
Writt
that'
The
"Tiwe-Tetteil
way
in
bu
tmpoitant
fam
'
'
....
-.
.
p.
,
"
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ft
n
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t
.
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,
,,
,
'
-
""
,
-(
If
"
ily
possessions
like
the
fam-i
I
y
car,
for
instance
is
the
way
you
ftd
when
j-ou
u
m?
the
ln'uii'i-f
u
I
4
-W
A
Y
Z
I
V
P
K
H
-MOl
made
bv
O-CKDAH
of
Canada
Limits
ed.
That's
be-
readers
L.O.B.A.
Meeting,
Friday,
Ma"
14,
8
p.m.
Valhalla
Hall.
U13i
Hear
Arthur
Lalng,
B.C.
Liberal
Leader,
at
a
rallv.
June
imi
tin
The
Children's
Dental
Clinic
Bake
Sale,
scheduled
for
May
29th
has
been
cancelled.
(lti
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
Jumbo
Sale.
Everything
from
soup
to
nuts.
210
6th
Street
SaturdayAll
Day.
(113)
S.O.N.
Smorgasbord,
Thursday,
May
13,
at
3
o'clock
sharp.
Legion
Auditorium
Program
and
Dance.
Everyone
Welcome.
Admission
$1.75.
'(1121
Legion
Ladies
Auxiliary
Victoria
Dance,
May
21,
Legion
Auditorium.
Music
by
Jake's
Rhythm
Kings.
Refreshments
sold.
Admission
$1.00.
(1191
Co-op
Bakery
Friday
and
Saturday,
Banana
Chocolate
cake
with
Banana
Chocolate
icing,
55c.
Have
you
tried
our
Wholewheat
raisin
nut
muffins?
Don't
forget
Co-op
Enriched
bread
your
best
buy.
Ask
for
it
by
name
at
your
grocers.
il!3
table
centrepiece.
Pouring
tea
were
Mrs.
C.
C.
j
Mills,
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stevenson,
Mrs.
j
R.
Hood
and
Miss
Elizabeth
i
Clements.
I
Home
cooking
and
sewing
sales
were
featured
at
the
event
I
with
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergin,
Mrs.
R.
Yamada
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Mac-
Hnnnlri
at.
thA
Vinmo
inrtlrinrr
ctull
HOME
from
their
honeymoon
trip
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Place,
popular
young
Prince
Rupert
newlyweds.
who
are
making
their
home
with
the
groom's
father,
Mr.
George
Place
328
Sherbrooke
Avenue.
Married
here
in
St.
Pauls
Lutheran
Church
both
are
well
known.
The
bride,
Judith,
is
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Lars
Nilson,
522
Eighth
Avenue
West.
through
the
IAC
ME
KIT
PLAN.
Over
many,
hiauy
yearn
this
Plan
has
helped
raise
ihe
aiandaid
of
living
fur
Ihousan-is
of
Canadians
jul
h7:
you!
Tny
have
obtained
"buying
help"
jiicsL
tin-
way
you
can
tliiiaich
dealers
in
automobiles
or
home
appliances
rucht
acrosw
Canaifu.
.
.
.
With
the
Merit
Plan
you
pet
the
bwxt
possible
rales
in
hne
with
the
f)uibie
wniri
!
Your
coniraet
u
arranged
riff
hi
oh
ytmr
dealer's
pieiot.tcg.
.
,
,
The
Merit
Plan
includes
Life
Insurance
pnoteeiion
to
the
amount
of
the
unpaid
balance
in
must
cases.
.
.
.
Kmeigeney
Travel
Service
if
your
purchase
is
a
wir.
Made
The
LovelieM
Curtains
for
the
recreation
room
fmise
the
4-way
socket,
allows
the
enainelli
i
handle
to
fwiun
eJTort-lenNly.
I'sc
it
super-wide
for
Iuijeh
areas;
then
uik
(emty
a
hivatU
tn(!)
into
(una
and
narrow
;
or
presto!
up
sideways
to
et
Im
tween
ntdiaMs
and
the
wall.
(
feel
that
llie
Zfip'nnop
i
:m
elTtsetive
as
a
duster
in
my
hand
for
geltintt
inlo
diti'-ult
corners.)
The
canvii.i
pad
zips
off
for
caiv
wash
ins.
The
top
qua
lily
mop
varn
pick
up
and
bohin
the
ihnt.
Bet
of
all,
the
4-WAY
ZIPPKIU
MOP
is
unconditionally
ftuaran-tei.i
for
five
vi-ars
in-t
mo
chanirffl
d.
feeu'
by
O-C'KUAfl
of
Canada
Ltd.
jlism.
a
fonlustil
idea
socialiiin
sin
-'i
i',
fl.
tMiie
I
m
,nr
problem
il
tor
w
hat
it
is
.
idealism."
Mis-'
',
quuted
from
a
,
which
lie
toM
l
the
appllea-,
(
,1-irine
tn
pil-
I
,i.,t
he
take
tlv
by
r-n.-li
.-!
uilrnt
,
peol
t
ill-Ill
.SO
i-i-
umlrl
be
a
jli
-
Dune
.sai.l.
qurtly
fiuureJ
li
fill
lih
;
p
them
,
foi
,
,iu'il
scion
In
-e
;
(!
Wi
ll
"
,,int
it
as
i
a
y
;
j
you
take
awi-y
,i,ilor
a
soeiallst-,
ni
Hie
't.inclai
cj
,!,;!
relllientatlOil
ts
necessary
to
iiij
Miss
Dane
1
j.ive
ever
conic
-uuiublc
iiietho.l
hf
problem
and
panne.;
of
the
,;ibt
sy.item."
she
:-.
tak
a
more
in
piiolie
affairs,
i.ti-d
tn
the
im-
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
Elkins
in
charge
!
of
sewing.
Serving
tea
were
Mrs.
J.
Scott,
Mrs.
A.
Roche,
Mrs.
Neely
Moore,
!
Mrs.
A.
D.
Vancei
Mr.i.
J.
l
oster,
;
1
Mrs.
Arthur
Kemp
and
Mrs.
L.
DISTRICT
NEWS
Ike
Liquw
Cvntrol
ftVwd
by
tkc
G
ti
8'ititk
Colwrnbit.
"
e-ff
.
to
hear
Sftunrln
Wonderful
Good
road
conditions
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Francois
Lake
were
reported
by
Clarence
and
George
Corliss
who
made
the
Highway
16
tn.j
by
car
recently.
someone
say
.
,
.
''Let's
have
FRANCOIS
LAKE
-The
lake
ferry
mado
its
first
trip
of
the
season
yesterday
afternoon,
cutting
through
rotting
ice
to
cross
the
lake.
Hip
ferry
will
continue
trips
at
two-hour
intervals
until
conditions
allow
the
regular
summer
srhedu'.:
-u
be
resumed.
M
a
cup
ot
cot-
-
'
U
.
Vi
fee!"
.
,
.
with
and
dyed
them
in
the
wa-h
ing
machine.
Followed
in-sl
ructions
in
h
fn.
r
i
n
,i
I
i
n
i
FHKE
IxK.klet.
(
Ye"
1
11
out
having
'
to
mi
wo
r
r
y
about
,
t
he
high
prin
w
in!
ynii
me!)
It
h
I
f.
filled
with
l
rick
v
fl
ideas
for
bringing
Jf
43.55T
A
baseball
club
ha.
organized
here
with
biun
Shaffer
PERSONALS
Dr.
H
M.
Daggtlt,
professor
of
ehenilsliy
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
arrived
here
yesterday
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
to
visit
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ri
M.
Da-"
tt.
528
Seventh
Avenue
East.
"
MUSIC
and
DRAMA
FESTIVAL
Friday,
May
14
MORNING
Civic
Centre,
9:15
a.m.
CHORAL
SPEAKING
Grades
1
and
2
ELOCUTION
Grades
2
and,
6
TAP
DANCING
AFTERNOON
Capitol
Theatre,
1:30
p.m.
DRAMA
Booth
Memorial
Junior
High
School
FOLK
DANCING
,
,
DRAMA
Booth
Memorial
Junior
High
School
EVENING
Civic
Centre,
7:30
p.m.
DRAMA
2
Plays,
Terrace
Civic.
Centre
Drama
Assoc.
Cmifciill
I'mgrum
li-r
.-1u:t1
tliitrh".
l'l-im-t
KitMTt
MilU-
and
UraUii
chUuI
,ssM-lutitin
And
you
don't
h
ive
lo
deny
your
roffee-lovinj?
family
any
of
their
enjovint-nt
when
you
serve
I
hem
marvellous
INSTANT
C1IASK
&
SAN
BOH
N
C'OFFFK.
.
.
.
Ik
tieve
me,
I
nit
un
that
word
"marvellous".
To
benm
wiih
you
et
a
wiviuri
ttf
up
iit
tie
a
ptnntd
orrr
yranud
ctl'!
.
.
.
For
another
you
can
serve
it
'Cus!om-Made"
iust
the
way
ftirh
tmr
wwlx
if.
fMitd,
niedmiii
or
strong.)
Tin
n
h's
such
delicious,
HHI't
real
mf-fee-
and
no
fuss
or
bullicr
milking
it.
You
and
yours
can
jeo
on
enjoying
the
t
xt
in
tvff
e
if
you
wrve
Infant
Ch;tse
&.
Sanljorn.
yhy
not
buy
tome
today?
new
char
m
itiio
your
home
wiih
TIXTEX.
.
.
,
Yon
can
renew
curtains,
cushion
rovers,
slip
covers-
oh
ho
easily!
No
boding
no
fusfl
and
over
30
In-aut
iful
colors
from
which
to
chooe.
The
use
of
Tintex
brings
a
real
joy
in
harmonizing
colois
.
and
pu'iing
fresh
polur
and.
beamv
into
faded,
tired
draperies
and
furuiiui'tyviveti'riTjtex
in
,"m-
for
the
rtyrnbir
p:in;-
,
far
the
eeon-oiuy
Ki'e
-with
'iwieii-
much-
only
2.V-!
Write
Confidentially
Yours.
Mil
Credent
St.,
Montreal,
for
your
free
booklet
!
as
president
Organization
got
:
underway
at
a
meeting
of
19
I
local
residents
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Shaffer,
when
other
I
officers
named
were
vicc-presi-'
dent
Lewis
Snyder,
secretary
i
Uruoe
Snyder
and
r-
a
n
a
g
e
r
tjl-jjnnK
Bye.
i
iiror;
momment
The
Great
Pyramid
of
Cheops
in
Egypt,
.450
feet
high,
spreads
'
over
nearly
13
acres.
j
wuiUfn,
lipid
til
i
i
'!
f
vi
.
1
life
insurance
g
that
women
i
more
than
10
.!e
insurance
sold
'I
Mr.
Bill
Cruikxhank,
jnrine-Ruix-rt
resident,
paid
a
brief
visit
with
.old
friends
here
this
week.
He
came
here
30
years
auo
as
geneial
passenger
agent
for
the
CNR
and
was
transferred
to
Vancouver
thr
'year?
ngo.
TTiH
dverlismcnt
n
not
publutaJ
ol
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
?ord
or
by
the
Governmtnt
ol
British
Cclumbi
PINKING
SHEARS
Only
$1.00
when
you
purchase
a
package
of
RINSO
Detergent.
.W
Redeem
Your
SOAP
COUPONS
at
SUPER-VALU
DOG
FOOD
10c
f
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Lb.
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$1.99
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26c
Tomato
Juice
4H8i'
Ti
35c
FRESH
MILK
28c
ICE
CREAM
55c
MARGARINE
29c
$.65
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West,
Tea
Towel
Bag,
24-lb.
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sket
Beef
p"nd
25c
63c
UTTER
No.
1,
Pound
SPECIALS
GOOD
UNTIL
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
19
wilder
Roast
Beef
9c
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Rib
Beef
65c
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Rib
Beef
75c
CREAM.
CORN
sra
14c
PEARS
20c
Grapefruit
Juice
13c
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Riblets
32c
REGULAR
and
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Roast
Beef
Pound
LOAVES
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52c
65c
50c
EGGS
Grade
"A"
Large,
Farm
Fresh,
Doxen
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