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frozen
strawberries
y
POSTMAN
SETO
SERVAIS
wades
through
hip-deep
drifts
in
Cornwall,
Ont.,
after
a
24-hour
blizzard
swept
eastern
Ontario
and
parts
of
Quebec
leaving
16
inches
of
snow.
Schools
were
closed,
traffic
stalled
and
workers
were
unable
to
get
to
their
;
offices
and
plants.
At
Farran's
Point,
17
miles
west
of
Cornwall,
;
150
vehicles
were
stranded
on
a
blocked
highway.
1
Education
is
not
only
OUR
business
.'a
Education
is
Everybody's
Business!
t.V
During
Education
Week
(March
7-13)
...
visit
your
local
school
with
these
J'
questions
in
mind:
-What
i$
ypuF
school
doing
for
your
child?
fc
What
problems
does
your
school
face?
'
ic'
How
can'
you
help
your
school
do
a
better
job
for
your
child?
;
This
is
Your
Business
...
Education
Is
Everybody's
Business
B.C
TEACHERS'.
FEDERATION
,
KM
II
'left)
chats
with
her
actress-daughter,
'
!!!
i
tin
play,
"The
Burning
Glass,"
backstage
after
:i
H.ii
lioid.
Conn.
First-nighters
got
a
surprise
,.i,iiPi:i-Mijther-Murlene
walked
down
the
aisle
,t
Altcnvard.
mother
and
daughter
Joined
the
:;"
niRht
party.
A
leaky
roof
but
otherwise
wuM'jcuiry
progress
on
the
new
Port,
Edward
school
construction
project
was
reported
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
board
of
school
trustees
of
District
No.
52.
Scout
Allowed
To
Remain
BIRMINGHAM.
England
fP)
Scout
leaders
have
dpclded
that
a
zu-year-old
senior
scout
can
stay
in
the
bcout
movement
though
he
Ik
Ui
admitted
Communist.
Scout
Richard
Etheridge,
a
member
of
the
Young
Communist
League,
recently
declared
publicly
his
.
support
for-
19-year-old
Paul
Garland,'
a
-Bristol
scout
who
was-
dismissed
from
the
outfit
becau.se
of
his
Communist
affiliations.
And
it
looked
as
though
he,
too,
would
get
the
push.
But
following
talks
with
Chief
Scout
Lord
Rowallan,
the
Worcestershire
county
commissioner,
Capt.
Herbert
Spreckley,
announced:
"A
good
scout
is
a
good
scout,
whatever
his
politics
may
be."
AS
I
SEE
IT
(Continued
from
Page
2)
specialists
and
their
assistants
U)
do
all
the
needful
things.
.
Some
eight
to
ten
bed
patients
are
treated
right
In
that
building
about
half
from
outside
Vancouver.
Nowadays,
if
you
go
there
for
a
visit
you
are
likely
to
run
into
visitors
from
the
U.S.A.
for
state
agencies
from
near
and
far
are
modelling
their
own
campaigns
against
arthritis
on
what
B.C.
ha.s
done.
B.C.
IS
STILL
far
ahead
of
the
rest
of
Canada
In
this
matter.
Our
B.C.
government
grants
(under
the
dollar
for
dollar
formula)
are
far
greater
than
those
of
any
other
province.
But
public
voluntary
giving
rose
from
$28.
181.
IS
in
1949
to
$121,-280.39
last
year.
kuu
can
be
absolutely
sure
that
every
dollar
you
give
to
CARS
is
well
spent.
Much
has
been
done,
but
the
need
Is
very
great.
'!
t
"
v..il
Wins
at
(fJrulfjt
Ten
tables
were
in
play
at
the
Legion
Auxiliary
card
party
staged
last
night
in
the
Legion
hall,
j
prize
winners
were
as
follows:
Bridge
Mrs,
A.
N.
Silversides,
!
Mrs.
S.
L.
Ptachey:
whist
Mrs.
I
L.
AmOth,
A.
E.
ChiltenV
crib
1
Mrs.
A.
Astoria,
Mrs
Mvra
Rvan.
I
n
'.n
firms
vj
ven
o
ins
Break
dveniemcnt
is
not
published
of
d'P''"d.bM,he
Liqr
Control
H.rd
Columbu.
Advertising
in
the
Doily
M
AND
News
Brinas
Re?ulf-
SPRING
AT
FRASER
&
PAYNE
THE
UNIVERSAL
CHENILLE
BEDSPREA
-
I
It,
,
run--
,
!
I..
Vi
f
.it
T
L
"Si
3-
4
1;
i...
COATS
Beautiful
ploin
colored
baby
chenille
bedspreads
in
every
color."
Exceotional
Value.
John
Currie,
clerk
of
works
on
the
project
reported
leaks
in
the
new
roof
on
the
school
and
recommended
that
the
architects
be
notified,
ruggesting
the
bonding
company
cxamit.e
the
roof.
He
said
contnetors
panned
to
re-flood
the
r.f.f
to
seal
the
leaks,
but
he
wus
not
"i.sfied
with
the
plan.
The
board
authorized
secretary
Mrs.
M.
Roper
to
order
desks
and
other
essential
equipment
for
the
school,
which
is
expected
to
be
completed
this
spring.
The
board
will
lnvsstigate
a
request
from
Borden
Street
School
principal
J.
S.
Wilson
for
resurfacing
of
the
school
playground,
which
he
said
was
in
bad
condition..
,
The
RCMP
have
been
asked
to
share
the
cost
of
a
water
pipeline
to
serve
the
new
Port
Edward
school
and
proposed
new
police
office
and
barracks
adjacent
to
the
school.
Ralph
W.
Brownlee.
of
a
new
architectural
firm
In
Prince
George
addressed
the
board,
offering
his
firm's
services
In
any
future
school
construction
pro
jects.
rauer
Jervice
cl
or
Cilij
Women
of
most
churches
ir
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
will
Join
church
women
around
the
world
in
marking
the
annual
Women'?
World
Day
of
Prayer.
The
local
service
will
be
heir
at
the
First
Presbyterian
Church
Friday
at
2:30
p.m.,
with
women
from
various
churches
conducting
the
service.
Th
service,
open
to
all
women.
Is
an
annual
event
in
whlrh
Christians
In
almost
every
part
of
the
world
follow
the
same
SriJcij
of
service.
Th'is
year's
ea-jfic,;
Vas
prepared
by
Dr.
Sarahlphikko
of
India
who
died
r
"tTiis
year.
been
demon-traleti
in
a
seriei
of
Bytemalie
rliniral
studies
reptfrted
in
leading
medical
journals.
(u
one
study,
13S
people
with
known
UHuvL'd
ImjwcI
futM
tion
were
yiven
one
miute
of
AH-llran
daily
lor
one
week.
They
were
siudiid
rliitirally
and
with
X-ray
with
lets
made
U'tore.
during
and
aitcr
they
itc
the
All
Bran.
Of
THE
IJS
PbOPttE,
Iff?
MOH
El)
OMTWTIC
CUMCAL
iipro
t
n:
r
l
Jl
ST
7
PAYS.
V
A
fOU.OW-VP
STVDY,
HUTM
THW
A
Pit
Of
tHK
V
7
P
A
1
IKTS
H
III)
It
r.Wfc
M
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V
A
1.
1.
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A
V
A'KO)
HO.
I
lie
yrealoi
ailvuiiiane
ol
All-llr.in
is
iIkiI
ii
CfitH.is
'the
rfliiir
of
iriVMul.tnty
due
to
iiiMilticienl
hulk.
L
lilMjllcal
or
llMl-tyiK-
laxatix
es,
on
ihp
oilier
haml.
are
intcmh'tl
only
(of
oerniglit
rcliei
ol
a
temporary
stoppage.
When
people
ue
these
prmlmts
h.ihiiually
in
a
ay
that
laxamt
niflkers
never
inleiKKil
ihey
punish
llirir
digestive
system
in
a
way
that
nuliire
never
intended.
Iusie.nl
ol
correcting
the
cati.fr,
iliey
otieu
actually
make
their
condition
worse.
II
you
think
you
must
take
a
laxative
preparation
occasionally,
do
so.
But
ito
It
uisWy.
Kcail
the
innruc-tions
CJinplelclv.
AVUIU
li.Xt
I'.S-Sl
ri
US.(
Hut
lor
natural
and
kstit
relief
put
your
trust
in
nuliire.
Ju-t
cul
daily
a
one
ounte
serving
it)
All
Bran
for
breakfmi
and
drink
plenty
oj
water.
This
All-Bran
plan
has
hcled
millions
to
re-cstadlish
and
to
maintain
healthful
regularity.
hy
Dot
you?
Double
Bed
we
SO'x
100
Twin
Bed
s'ts
70
x
1C0
EACH
.
.
-
:
"".A.
i'.-
We
invite
you
to
see
our
collection
of
smart
Spring
Coats.
Full
length
models
h
MEWPROOF
in
and
Theft
appeared
previously
l,i
Juvenile
court
and
"apparently
hadn't
learned
their
lessons."
In
sentencing
them
to
Oakalla
he
recommended
transfer
to
the
young
offenders'
Unit.
Pilford
was
on
a
suspended
sentence
for
a
break-In
at
Booth
llil'h
School
about
three
months
apo
and
Weiek
recently
returned
here
from
Industrial
school.
"
"
i"
JENMH.lt
JONES,
star
of
Columbia's
"Indiscretion
of
an
American
Wife,"
wears
a
strapless
silk
jerse",
pleated
circus
wit
li
a
dun1).
i
utrand
of
cultured
pearls.
I'rSi
OF
FOOD
'
-'N?SI
OF
COOKING
l
"K
I
KK
HI
T
onill
ltS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
and
shorties
in
beautiful
P!srel
shades.
SFTS
mil
iroom
THAT
MILLIONS
CAN
END
THE
NEED
FOR
LAXATIVES
Baby
chenille
Both
Mat
a
wide
variety
of
colors
Exceptional
Voios
EACH
.vinq
i,:
,r!
youths
.
i
!m
indefinite
i
yester-
,
;.-fini
guilty
to
i
iikii
i;
and
enter-Mi,
IT.
and
Ralph
re
.-li.n
;--c!
with
J"
Ml-..
B.
.
-i.ili
Avenue
r
and
taking
i.
I
.
i
oiil
:iming
and
i
han':i'.
ti.e
t'Ao
youths,
.
.
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d
'rum
j
1
1
v
-
(.ait
Magistrate
!!
'liat
both
had
Dobbin
:erc
y
;i!'.'it
of
i!.-t!tUfP
Of
..;
ua!
visit
to
'
n
a
brief
,
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III
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to
ih
,
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11,1.
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a
.
.oi'iallon
of
B.C.
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Vi
Wil-
Ti:'l
'ic.vU
ti..-.:.i.-r:
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Mi
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of
11)
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Pf.'lCi-
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Ml,.
Itiii-v
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('iimniir,';.
inhii
w-ise.
Mr.
r
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and
iriM-r.
r-
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,
tor
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tiy
air
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treaarr
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i:i
11117.
1INCE
ft
1
1.
4
'
find
relief
from
constipation
this
safe,
natural
way
without
the
injurious
,
effects
of
repeqied
laxative
use.
STRIDES
100'
pure
wool
worsted
strides
with
self
belt
and
lap
site'
seams.
Charcoal
shade
only.
Sizes
10
to
18'.,:
TABLECLOTHS
Aadc
in
England.
Spun
Rayon.
Vat
dyed
fast
to
sun
and
washinn.
Size
about
50
x
50
and
Seat
Cover
sets
in
and
'oattcrns.
$1.49
SET
$1.98
in
white
$1-98
Asm
BLOUSES
Orion
and
Nylon.
Puckered
effect.
Easv
to
launder.
Long
sleeves
Tailored
Classic
Style.
Sizes
12
to
20
NYLON
HOSE
S
:ach
E$
iC3
3
Smart
ladies'
blouses
and
pestel
colors.
Sizes
12
to
23
BOYS'
"Substandards"
51
gauge
15
denier.
Large
range
of
colors.
Dark
seams.
Sizes
81'.
to
12
..'
PAIR
$19-95
JUS
$5.98
97c
SUITS
,
$17-95
97c
$7.95
Sixth
Street
RUPERT
Wilh
at!
the
proRics?
n
mcifkal
mitMHC
over
the
jwst
JO
e;rs
hii-thorilin
kiv
there
h
no
lncrr
any
reason
hy
irnaKularity
stioulH
le
our
most
vuilcspi
edd
human
malady.
'
Nnr
is
llirre
any
reason
l(r
lc-enpitif
the
hahtlual
uc
oJ
har-h-lax.ii
es
if
dutitu
ilh
i
.nit'
prew-ration
afn-r
aitoiher
in
the
vain
he
nf
hiitliu,
in
sonic
ijtiun
or
pill,
the
"secret"
of
fasting
relicl.
I
-our
-co
n
l
inued
stmly
of
the
nb
Km
ti.if-
show
n
thai
one
ol
the
monl
roiunitiit
ciik's
of
ti
regularity
is
Uttk
oj
bulk
in
the
diet.
And
when
this
is
I
lie
rase,
(he
common
-sen
eorrrriinn
is
to
lie
f
)ti
nit
nut
in
the
drug
store
but
in
your
imd
storr.1
IT
IAS
i.oa
ff.
V
A
mmh:-a
1.
1.
v
nn:n(;rf:n
fact
THAT
H
ATI1
Mi
HAS
PRO
VI
It
bh.
I
THK
S
A
TV
HAL
HUMS
Mh.
S
M
h
RE
l
IT.lf.l
U
hA
f
'
AU-
'n,h:
W
N
rs
;ss1K
tor
the
i
he-
OVfV
AKHHWCE
Of
COM-MON
Cf)STIPATIO.
"tie
ol
thehe
eieincnn
ia
natural
filjruiis
tuilk,
nrvcKPialfle
ertltilose,
liuli
imriiLtlty
anil
iiiiliimlly
aiUs
the
rliyllmiie
prucfssot
cliininatiort.
In
no
natural
iiK
is
this
uaturill
hulk
su
ide;illy
foiiiiil
in
the
outer
l;icrs,
or
bran,
id
lh
hote
vhcU
Lcmi'l
vihU
h,
itc
jruu
kituw,
is
lust
in
iiKKkirn
milling.
Itociir
ol
the
known
value
l
bran
in
pioinotiiift
rciiiil.n
ity
the
Kelh.f;g
OtmiKinv
has
pnnluo.il
u
complete,
ludc
limn
iih
nolliinj;
taken
aay
to
kcii
iu
etTji
uenes
sold
umUr
the
name
of
KelkiKR's
All-llr.in,
the
iiatiinillaxalivcccic.il.
,
How
eHucthe
is
All-Uran?
This
has
KNITTED
TO
Botany
wool.
Pullover
and
button
front
styles.
Available
in
any
color.
Sizes
12
to
20
.............
-
n't
PLAID
SHIR
TS
5.49
MEN'S
ANKLE
SOCKS
Sport
styK
L"n?d
collors.
Bright
P'ttfri
s
Sanforized.
S
P
'o
'6
y.ars
'.
-
"bubstandards"
Wool
and
Nylon.
Assorted
oatterns.
in
Rio
Knit.
All
colors.
Sizes
10
to
12.,..:
...:.-.
-
SPORT
SHIRTS
ri
M
K-i'tl
K,
SPORT
SHIRTS
I
u
m:u
IVllS
I
I.IIOItM'
$56.oo
si;.rri,n
$G0oo
Men's
wosiabl?
gobardinc
sport
shirts
in
c!l
'the
most
popular
colors.
Sizes
S-M-L-OS
$1.95
"Townelinc"
Snap
fastening
Sport
Shirt
in
seventeen
beautiful,
shades.
Celanese
Washable
Gabardine.
Sizes
S-M-L-OS
YO'J
Mu
i
5.1
1
The
Universal
Fraser
&
Payne
LINES
Ihs
natural
luaNv
oraal
frVful
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Third
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ot
TKird
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West
opposite
Post
Office)
2ti
Ave.