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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
12,
1952
spot
preparations,
work
began
as
long
as
last
fall
on
the
ordering
of
new
lodge
equipment
and
of
replacement
items.
New
lodge
equipment
this
year
includes
two
more
glass
top
limousines
which
Jasper
Opens
Doors
to
Landslide
of
Tourists
Russian
Children
Can't
Gel
Enough
Toys
and
Clothes
have
been
added
to
the
fleet
of
j
drives
through
the
mrruntam
sightseeing
cars,
to
give
guests
j
'
playground
that
is
Jasper;
jfia-maximum
enjoyment
of
the
tional
Park.
By
THOMAS
HARRIS
JASPER
Opening
day
of
th2
summer
season
at
Jasper
Park,
Lodge,
famed
Canadian
Roekie;
resort,
was
offfcially
today,
but
it
actually
bvgan
two
months
ae;o,
when
Harold
Gunning,
maa-
THE
UNIVERSALE
FRIDAY
AND
STOCKHOLM
(Reuters)
Run-1
la's
leaders,
bu.sy
with
the
cold
j
war,
are
forgetting
the
chil-!
Iron.
i
greenhouse1,
thj
rowers
to
be
cut
for
decorating
the
dining
room
tables
were
also
brought
to
bloom,
so
that
everywhere
one
looks
gay
floral
color
add
to
the
ccnic
beauty
of
the
resoit.
Th3
greunfikecpers
staff,
Um.
has
beei
hard
at
work
f;;r
weeks,
to
bring
the
champi'-Ttship
golf
course
into
top
thapa
for
if.st.
clav
players.
SATURDAY
..jgr
s
clothmg
nurs-l
Umt
u
Mr
Gunning
has
been
Lh
fnr
,
l
"re-aiLl!?e
th,nt's:uusy
supervising
th
refurnish-herina
a
chd
happy-are
;lnof
the
villae
of
,og
bunga.
fheTr
the
Qpviet
vigt
?r
Union.
rS'n8ly
S:arCe
m
I
main
lodge
to
have
everyih.ne
in
readings
for
the
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even
oinciais,
;
an
lval
of
the
first
guests
of
the
j
equipment
and
the
canons
and
ire
writing
to
the
papers
com-
year.
:
rowboats
used
or.
Lac
Boauvert
)laining
about
it.
Some
maintenance
work
has
have
had
to
b
reconditioned
The
output
of
children's
foot-
teen
carried
on
all
winter
by
the
and
the
swimming
pool
carefully
vea,
one
labor
leader
wrote,
small
year
round
staff,
but
scrubbed
out.
was
only
76
per
cent
of
the
vol-!
springtime
activities
have
ben
In
addition
to
ali
the
on
1hc
lme
planned.
Output
of
chil-
j
many.
All
of
the
fut
ilture
iren's
stockings
was
only
74
per
which
had
been
stacked
and
TIES
For
Fathers
Day
USE
eni
or
the
quota.
ici-vcred
for
the
winter,
had
to
The
Moscow
area,
'formerly
a'bf!
clearPl
and
placed
in
po'-t-oig
supplier
of
children's
goods
tion;
rugs
uni
oiled
and
cleaned;
ut
down
its
output
of
schooi
'
walis-
ceilings
and
floors
clean-:hlldren's
equipment
and
ston-
'
ed
and
some
of
thern
refinished;
1.00
(Sll
See
our
outstanding
disolay
of
brand
new
tics
for
Father's
Day!
New
shopss
in
kniti
and
neat
patterns.
The
very
newest
thing.
At
one
Low
Pries
Striking
New
Irvriol
to
go
on
tics
....
50c
ped
making
clothing
for
chil-
draperies
cleaned
and
rejiung;
iren
under
school
age.
:
uni-..
rinia
linen
and
t
i.is
io;
the
650
guests
accommodated
at
Pro
i
the
Inripp
nil),
in
nrridr-
e
,pf.
ir
Leningrad
area,
which
AND
GET
light
bulbs
replaced
in
all
the
fix-
F
auccd
"thousands
of
hih
class
children's
goods
before
the
war,"
new
Is
Importing
them.
lures
and
lamps
after
these
had
i
heen
nlennpH-
tho
uimmpr
cfnff
In
the
outlying
republics!
nf
more
than
dftn
a
ccftmhlj.rl
onrl
themselves,
things
are
worse,
i
mw
memhers
trained
for
their
TTrmrr
EIE
PISH
STORY
Flve-yeat-olii
Tim
Malvinczky
of
Calgary
aali-wtv
felt
the
heady
thrill
experienced
by
veteran
fisher-n.
maki
iK
a
truly
big
catch.
He
stands
proudly
beside
the
jound.
41
-inch
pike
he
hooked
In
the
Bow
River
near
Calgary,
ild
on
to
it
until
help
came
to
land
the
big
battler.
(CP
PHOTO)
duties.
About
a
month
ago,
the
gardening
staff
began
the
outdoor
planting
of
the
flower
beds
and
rock
garden
which,
beautify
the
spacious
lawns
in
front
of
the
main
lodge
and
the
bungalows.
The
hanging
baskets
and'
flower
boxes
brightening
the
porches
and
the
potted
plants
for
the
interior
of
the
lounge
in
the
ma'n
U03P
"In
the
Ukraine,"
the
labor
leader
wrote,
"one
would
think
that
children
had
lost
all
interest
In
toys."
NO
PRODUCTION
Reasons
given
for
the
shortages
of
children's
goods
are:
There
is
no
real
central
plan-,
ning
for
the
production
of
children's
goods.
Manufacture
Is
the
responsibility
of
the
local
industries'
leaders
and
they
are
often
Indifferent.
The
local
industries
are
asked
Jo
produce
children's
goods
to
a
certain
value
each
year.
Many
factories
take
the
easy
way
and
produce
shoddy,
expensive
goods.
The
toy
Industry
and
chil-
firpn'H
Cr-rHc
tnriiiKt
Hue
in
nan.
lew
Machine
Keeps
Babies
MEN'S
HATS
MEN'S
SUITS
Genuine
fur
felt
hats
in
a
good
Ten
o-ly
varn
dved
Worsted
range
of
styles
and
colors.
Suits
at
a
terrific
saving.
Sizes
All
sizes.
Re-.
$5.95:
.
34
to
42
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
W1
cjP
MEN'S
JACKETS
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS
Como
in
and
sc?c
the
large
assort-
I
arg,.?
ossorfcrt
of
fine
dress
ment
of
jackets
at
clearing
oants
to
clear
at
one
price,
trices
Size
2?
to
A
..
.
:
2.98
to
10.98
9.95
building
were
coaxed
to
bloom
in
IT'S
THE
SURE
WAYS
time
for
the
opening.
In
the
ive
Though
Heart
Stops
Plan
Grants
For
Farmers
ORONTO
(CP)
An
artificial
rIunp
in
i
tunc
devised
heve
suf
c.vstuily
kept
a
baby
r
tor
live
hours
while
ho
is
heart
was
stopped.
!x
machine,
considered
the
;
m
the
world
likely
to
be
OTTAWA
CP)-
The
federal
eraiare
badly
located,
and
iis-government
plans
to
boost
the
in
pcrsecl
wid(,ly
separated
areaSi
intensively
to
take
over
the
grants
made
toward
construe-
making
distribution
difficult.
(ut
me
numan
neari
ana
i"
ume
aguuunurai
ware-,
Many
provinclai
towns
lack
a
during
treatment,
was
houses
and
cold
storage
plants,
children's
goods
stores
so
thai
F'.r
the
prr.fessiena!
or
the
woman
w!i
craves
utmost
comfort
in
hrr
shoes
cur
white
oxfords
in
all
sires.
(0
on
txiiiuiiioii
wjuay
n6umnuii
nuiuoKi
uaiuniL-i
(j)c
manufacturers
receive
ut
toiencan
Medical
Associa-
today
gave
notice
on
the
Com-
Uc
guidance
on
customer
needs
annual
convention
In
Chi-S
mens
order
paper
of
a
bill
to!
Raw
materials
are
scarce
and
increase
the
grants.
jail
the
available
evidence
reach-
:
tt
the
work
of
eight
ex-
Under
existing
legislation,
the
;
ing
hr,!X.
pomts
to
tnls
bfi
a
led
by
Dr.
VV.
T.
Mustard,
federal
government
contributes
major
reason
for
the
tov
short-
R
,V
L
t
iuile
and
Dr.
John
,
up
to
30
per
cent
of
the
cost
of
ages.
ail
of
Toronto.
It
com-
,
warenou-ses
or
com
storage
A1i
thp
POnt
rolled
newsivmer-.
two
main
sections:
a
plants
erected
by
co-operatives
assure
reariers
that
the
state
is
or
others
for
the
use
of
farm-
planning
improvements.
But
no
mcchani-
crs.
Under
the
new
bill,
the
one
says
wnen
the
improve.
Campbell
federal
grant
will
be
33
V3
per
ments
will
take
place
the
hant-
ent.
i
sii'J
a
iung.
-,:
h-.-art.
entirely
eas
drvised
by
n.
u
n'.n
Her
()f
it
a
"Must"
to
visit
our
New
Dress
Fashion
Department
this
weekend
while
tlo
selection
0
SumnrorHrcsses
or
at
their
best.
At
present
the
federal
grants
rire
f-premt
ever
a
period
of
years
British
Coluotbia
uses
$1,400.-
atter
the
warehouse
or
plant
is
00C
of
clorine,
$300,000
of
sulphur
''-itileted.
Under
the
new
legis-
"ncl
$450,000
of
caustic
oda
an-
lation
the
government
will
have
nufl"y
j
the
manufacture
of
nve
cl-nost
cvcry
k;nd
of
material
in
:;rU;u!c.
It
is
produced
Tiiuilly
by
the
Eldorado
fiui.i
u
I'm
I
jii-pe,
crown
j.iiy
winch
also
makes
ttv..;
n
'.i.c
imi.ilt
l;onib
used
i'f
n
iuMt.iient.
:?
iunt!
part
Is
simply
a
i'y's
linis.
Ni,.
surccsslttl
Sii.i'
al
iu:v;
h
is
yet
been
?'l.
many
!ov?!y
tyles
for
you
to
chaos
2
from.
.
w
j
iU.i
Hi-am
im-,,'"f3.
of
all.
they
ore
budnet
priced,
and
riaht
necilntely.
fro"T
the
best
dress
manufacturers
in
"arJa
though
the
attempts
to
correct
their
conditions
failed
surgical-,v,
Hitiiui.il
heart-lung
ma-
time
kept
thtrn
alive
though
'heir
hearts
were
slopped.
ivy,
been
used
.
Ij.
bi-s
will!'-
Ml
m-ms
p&
.
n:c!iiiie
W
Hi
ci;
il
h":ll!;,
w
JUNIORS'
-
M'SSS'
inri
-WOMEN
5
SiZCS
V
tomato
j
III
t
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SOUP
i
w
v
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NYLON
SLIPS
Ladies'
lOO'
,
N'ion
Tricot
slips
vith
fancy
lace
trim.
Exceptional
value
Wh
c
only.
Sizes
32
'to
33
NYLON
HOSE
Ladies'
5'
naune
15
denier
first
ouality
N'o"1
ulorc.
Full
fashioned,
dark
secns.
All
new
Summer
cnlois.
'Sizes
8V2
to
1
1
THIS
WEEK
THE
MERCHANTS
OF
n
BLOUSES
BLOUSES
BLOUSES
Fussy
.styles
in
C
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e
)
e
B'ouses.
Excentional
values
Sizes
"
O
40
"
12
to
20
M'
Blister
Criskay
blouses
In
Tailored
style
in
fine
broadcloth.
White
and
robrs.
While
and
Pav'el
colors.
WILL
BE
FEATURING
THE
HEINZ
ALL-STAR
PARADE
OF
57
VARIETIES
.98
Sizes
12
to
20
h
.
...
2.98
Shv
12
,!o
18
a
lianner
week
for
ill
1
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RAYON
BRIEFS
JM
mmm
tegs
HART
mfj
v
ilUii
mm-
,
..
mm
i
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ood
cuality
ladies'
brief
style
your
favourite
Heinz
Products
ill
lie
in
good
supply.
Join
the
parade!
March
np
lr
your
grocer's
now
and
come
away
treasure-laden
with
taste
treats
lor
your
family
and
friends.
iMiitwrwi
vre
in
search
of
lop
quality
fiiils.
You'll
faiifl
your
dealer's
More
all
dressed
up
with
Heinz
lmmiers
mid
prominent
displays
of
the
fainnis
57
Varieties.
All
SWEATERS
Clearing
hnc
of
sweaters.
All
soscicllv
o-'cod
Ycti'll
have
to
see
thece
lo
onnreciat
the
value.
Ses
Mo20.'
2.95
to
4.95
White
value
oanties
in
Exccotiona
and
colors.
Sizes
S-M-L
UP!
STOCK
UP!
STOCK
UP!
STOCK
pr.
!.
B
bv
S
El
x
Ul
VlNE0f
w
--
tomatcI
-1
jkhKBl
if
3
rd
Ave.
at
6th
Street
s
adveriisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liq"
Con'rol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia