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Khnct
Kupen
Uoiiy
News
Thursday,
June
3,
1954
HAVE
TO
HIK
!
PERSONALS
Flag
Issue
Ridiculous
Says
IODE
Ex-President
06STL1C
PESTS
Insect
pesls
cause
an
annual
agricultural
loss
in
the
United
Stages
of
at
!?ast
$3,800,000,000.
No
wheeled
vehicles
are
on
Japan's
Itsuku
island,
to
the
ancient
Shinto
Both
brown
bears
and
mooie
in
Alaska
have
been
recorded
as
weighing
more
than
1,600
pounds.
r
"We'll
look
silly
if
we
come
out
now
with
a
beaver
sitting
on
a
maple
leaf."
The
IODE
was
not
backing
any
specific
pattern,
but
she
thought
the
Union
Jack
should
have
25
per
cent
of
the
design.
It
could
form
the
upper
left
section
and
"what
they
put
in
the
fly
doesn't
matter."
8AINT
JOHN,
N.B.
CP
Mrs.
John
H.
Chlpman
of
Toronto,
former
national
president
of
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
said
Wednesday
Canada's
lack
of
a
national
flag
is
a
"perfectly
ridiculous"
situation.
"We're
a
nation,
after
all,"
she
said
In
an
interview.
Mrs.
Chlpman,
IODE
president
from
1950
to
1953,
said
that
if
IDmC
ID
YDSH
-SHOES
JUDGE
DENIES
COUPLE
"LUXURY
OF
DIVORCE"
CHICAGO
-Mrs.
Alice
C.
Moore,
30,
asked
Wednesday
.
temporary
alimony
to
support
herself
and
a
daughter
;irol,
1,
piling
a
hearing
on
her
divorce
suit
apalnst
Robert
i
ore.
3!i-
Voore.
questioned
by
Judge
Alan
E.
Ashcraft,
said
he
earns
75
a
month
as
a
shipping
clerk
and
has
fixed
expenses
of
59
You
re
too
poor
to
en
toy
the
luxury
of
a
divorce,"
Judge
jjcraft
told
the
couple.
"You're
foolish
even
to
want
one
I
pest
you
become
reconciled."
The
Moores
agreed,
and
left
the
courtroom
hand
In
hand.
if
Alderman
and
Mrs.
R.
A.
McLean,
1128
Eighth
Avenue
East,
returned
home
yesterday
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
from
a
five-week
holiday
trip
which
took
them
to
Vancouver,
Vancouver
Island,
Seattle
and
the
Okan-agan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
c.
F:.i.ght,
1322
Piggott
Avenue,
also
returned
aboard
the
Ruport
from
a
six
months
tour
of
the
United
Statas
during
which
they
visited
relatives
and
friends
In
Chicago,
St.
I
oii!!.
Kansas,
Los
Angeles
and
Seattle.
Mr.
R.
F.
R.
Boreham
of
Vnn-
use
of
the
Red
Ensign
is
to
be
I
continued,
the
government
should
proclaim
the
banner
a..
the
country's
official
flag
,
"The
world
i
used
to
the
Red
i
Ensign,"
Mrs.
Cl:'.;.man
said.
reaciers
Sonja
Ladies
Bake
Sale
and
Delicatessen
at
Gordon
&
Anderson's
Saturday,
June
5.
.
.
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Kitimat
Housing
Story
DOUBLE
SOLE
MEN'S
OXFORDS
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Asserts
-MLA
went
feature
in
a
Vancou-
nfwspaper
on
housing
in
,
rut
has
been
branded
by
MLA
Frank
Howard
as
For
the
man
who
likes
a
long-wearing
heavy
dress
shoe.
Two-eyelet
style.
Plain
toe,
storm
welt
Sires
6
toll
$
495
SPECIAL
g
8
iaise
jnipir.vjiuii.
Howard
iniormea
ine
unity
today
that
there
were
complaints
In
Kitimat
he
houses,
contrary
to
the
oaper
s
report
mat
A
lean
president
McNeely
Dubo.se
iemtd
'.hat
mere
were
crlti-
f
rJ!
A
couver,
provincial
manager
of
the
Monarch
Life
Insurance
Co.
arrived
aboard
the
Rupert
in
the
course
of
an
insiwctiun
tour
of
northern
B.C.
He
will
be
accompanied
t'i
ids
trip
into
the
interior
by
local
Monarch
rep-rcsen'a'ive,
VV.
D.
Lamb.':.
W.
H.
'
Buster"
Hill,
528
Eighth
Avenue
West,
also
returned
aboard
the
Hyjrt
yesterday
f'om
Nonr
imo
win-re
he
attended
the
Fish
and
Game
Council
convention
as
representative
or
the
Northern
District
Rod
and
Gun
Clubs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
R.
Hill,
l""
Second
Avenue
West,
were
also
passengers
aboard
the
Rupert,
returning
from
a
lengthy
vacation
in
the
south,
during
which
they
visited
relatives
in
Seat:le
end
Vancouver.
CANADIAN
TOIl.Vl
CO
Canada
harvested
139.COO.000
pounds
or
tobacco
In
19."3.
wi
ll
a
crop
value
of
ab
nit
$00
000
003.
ae
of
the
complaints,
said
paned
windows
were
Incorrectly
Installed
and
steamed
up
badly,
the
French
windows
leading
out
of
some
living
rooms
were
"a
joke,
of
such
flimsy
construction
that
they
could
not
keep
the
cold
out.
There
were
no
basements
and
the
oil
heaters
Installed
were
the
cheapest
on
the
market,
too
noisy
and
burning
too
much
oil
for
the
heat
they
provided.
Floors
were
of
rubber
tile
Installed
directly
over
.
concrete
and
perpetually
cold.
In
conclusion,
Mr.
Howard
said
"if
Mr.
Dubose
would
interview
his
employees
as
a
sensible
employer
should
and
not
rely
upon
information
from
his
subordinates
in
Kitimat,
he.
would
know
what
Is
behind
the
scenes
in
Kitimat
.
,
.
Alcan
is
generating
a
bad
name
for
itself
and
allowing
the
homes
lor
their
workers
to
be
built
in
a
neiUr-skelter,
haphazard
atmosphere."
.
MEN'S
STRAP
OXFORD
:
ward,
were
that
double-
4
ff
,.
it
tV
Brown
calf
uppers
Neolitesole
Sizes
6
to
1
1
SPECIAL
is
$J.95
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CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
1954
CLEAN-UP
CAMPAIGN
This
Is
to
advice
all
citizens
that
from
June
7
until
June
15
(inclusive
dates),
the
City
Forces
will
collect
and
dispose
or
all
accumulated
debris
and
trash,
if
placed
conveniently
to
the
roadway.
vjci
-)j-iniy
in
yuui
sicjj
wuji
tiicac
long-wedring
sponge
soles
.
.
.
Solid
comfort
for
little
cost.
Men's
sixes
M
B
"You're
too
late,
Daddy!"
Little
teases
with
big
bowlfuls
don't
give
a
pig-tailed
whoop
that
more
families
ran
out
of
Corn
Flakes
this
morning
than
any
other
cereal.
But
it
does
happen,
because
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
just
naturally
taste
best
to
more
people.
Always
have.
Still
do.
No
wonder
so
many
women
pick
up
a
spare
package
of
Kellogg'a
Corn
Flakes
every
time
they
buy
any
cereal
of
any
k
ind.
It's
real
good
"tomorrow-morning
insurance."
IOOK
Created
wl'n
1
M.-s
America
parti."u-ii
minrt,
the
ne
llil.j
i.!!
clTer
a
completely
jiiiini;
look.
6
to
12
i
,ndcr
may
often
be
removal
th
eye
with
the
corner
cic.m
h
indkerchief
or
bv
IFaaasly
TORE
io
upper
lid
out
and
This
service
is
free
of
charge
PHONE
CITY
WORKS
DEPARTMENT,
Leave
Name
and
Address.
ever
the
lower
lashes,
so
he
tijift
is
brushed
out.
638
Third
Avenue
West
LIMITED
Phone
357
FRESH
from
KdZorjfJt
se
simple
procedu'Cs
do
(irk,
consult
a
doctor.
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SUPER-VALU
FOOD
STORES
POUND
SPECIALS
GOOD
UNTIL
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
9
TH
ORANGES
s;e344,,
3
Dozen
77c
RADISHES
2
bunches
13c
GREEN
ONIONS
2
bunches
13c
SPINACH
"
fm"i
Bunh
.
25c
ASPARAGUS
2?c
NALLEYS
if
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my
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SALAD
DRESSING
16
oz.
Jar
45c
SUGAR
Gronulotcd.
5
pound
bag
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SALAD
TIME
DRESSING
CUCUMBERS
21c
46c
25c
63c
SWIFTS,
PARD
f
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16
oz.
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Jar
45c
HAMBURGER
RELISH
12
oz.
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34c
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CREAM
CO!
Regular
and
Sliced
LOQVeS
INSECT
KILLER
BOMB
6
oz.
75c
10
oz.
-
95c
Rose
and
Flower
Insect
Bomb
-
$1.35
HUES
glen
valuy'
i51-tin
o
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BANANAS
2
pounds
45
c
BRISKET
BEEF
21c
SHORT
RIBS
of
BEEF
35c
HAMBURGER
ihcr,
39c
SHOULDER
ROAST
BEEF45r
CROSS
RIB
ROAST
BEEF55c
BLADE
ROAST
BEEF
49c
RIB
ROAST
BEEF
62c
ROLLED
RIBS
of
BEEF
70c
FRESH
FOWL
55c
FRESH
CHICKEN
65c
33MT
THE
FOWL
AND
CHICKEN
ARE
PRICED
HEADS
AND
FEET
OFF
Gianf,
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