Knnee
Rupert
LOiiy
iNfcwS
Tuesday,
May
25,
1C34
and
Mrs.
W.
McChesney
f
l
1
.
T
'
QCA
Adds
To
Equipment
;
readers
plane
to
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
agent
gr
ome
iron
i
nuncymoon
t
rip
the
company's
Sons-
of
Norway
meeting
'.
canrellt'd
uutil
further
notice.'
Jerry
Levers
today
announced
,
equipment
here
Ship
Takes
On
Skeena
Lumber
The
first
of
a
series
of
lumber
shipments
boupd
from
Terrace
to
the
United
Kingdom
is
being
loaded
at
the
Canadian
National
addition
of
a
new
three-passen
k
.
,-
'
..
-
,ir
m
4
,
J
i
V
.
;
,
t
II
y
aV
Ocean
Dock
here,
by
the
10.000-
The
four-place
plane,
a
Cessna
I
180,
was
flown
in
here
from
j
Vancouver
Thursday
by
Pilot
:
Norm
jLiniyn.
j
Mr.
Levers
said
the
Ctssna
!
ViU
bp
u:
ed
mainly
lor
charter
i
work,
allowing
lower
rales
in
j
comparison
to
those
charged
for
the
larger
Norsman,
used
form-
;
erly
on
the
airlines'
iharter
woik
'
I'h;
new
uianr.
U
dork
d
at
yc:.
s
1954
Frigidaire
tl,ir
home
at
340
Lur
West,
after
a
brief
;
in
the
northern
In-
Mr
and
Mr.
William
,,
rhPvnrv,
whose
mar-
pluce
here
Thursday
ceremony
in
lcvly
at
a
.
suited
Church.
,v
L
G
Sieber
officiated
'i.5
uriitii'f
Leohl
Mar-:jfil,t,.r
of
Mr.
E.
Wet-,
s
Muruaret
Hovd-,l,r
mn
of
Mr.
id
Mrs.
McCli',Micy.
Waldron
nts.
,j
gl
.spring
flowers
and
j
candli's
graced
the
lor
the
ceremony,
for
biide.
given
in
marker
father,
was
charm-,
oaiierma
lenth
Kuwn
cvrit-t
inhiolilercd
or-A;ii,,ui(lel-li!iith
veil
2V
Refrigerators
seal
Cove
ba
ton
SS
Je,.ey
City
of
the
Anglo-Canadian
Shipping
Company,
chartered
by
Terrace
lumbermen.
About
675
000
uourd
feet
of
'umber
will
be
taken
on
by
the
Jersey
City,
from
a
total
of
28
CN
flat
cars,
bringing
the
shipment
from
Terrace.
Mcst
of
the
'ars
are
here
now,
and
it
is
expected
the
rimalnrter
will
arrive
by
Wednesday
night.
Loading
i
expected
to
be
compete
Thursday
night,
and
the
terr.ey
City,
which
arrived
here
i
3
p.m.
Monday,
will
load
up
with
oil
and
sail
Friday
or
Saturday
for
London,
England.
Th-
spfonrt
.shinment
from
the
new
lumbermen's
organization,
I
1
y
secured
by
a
pretty
Juliet
cap
of
satin
and
a
bouquet
of
pink
roses
completed
the
bridal
ensemble.
Attending
the
bride
were
Miss
Jackie
Moore
as
maid
of
honor
and
Miss
Yvonne
Jackson
as
bridesmaid.
They
wore
similarly
styled
frocks
of
ballerina
length
net
over
talfeta,
in
turquoise
and
ink
respectively,
with
matching
circlets
of
flowers
in
her
hair,
and
carried
bouquets
of
yellow
carnations.
Mr.
Danny
Bill
was
best
man
and
Mr.
Mickey
Webster
and
Mr.
Ray
Spring
were
ushers.
Wedding
music
was
by
Miss
Olive
Strand.
RliCTPTION
For
the
reception
in
the
Ellis
Hull,
parents
of
the
bride
and
groom
assisted
in
receiving
guests,
the
bride's
mother
clad
In
a
frock
of
midnight
blue
taffeta
with
matching,
hat,
accessories
in
white
and
corsage
of
pink
carnations.
The
groom's
mother
rho.se
for
the
occasion
a
dress
of
pink
and
white
printed
tuffeta
with
white
accessories
and'
yellow
carnations
en
cor
i'y
I'
ljjirit
i
1
i,
"t
C
t
i
4.
I
l-1lV
mm
k
I
i
hnese
iNers
Is
"Skeena
Timber
Products,"
scheduled
for
early
July.
3
fcer
rrorus
PRETTY
LITTLE
GiKLS
look
prettier
from
all
angles
In
dainty
ruffles
such
as
these.
The
white
nylon
plisse
sunsuit
by
Little
Craft
has
tiny
polka
dots
and
the
generous
tiers
of
ruffles
are
outlined,
with
ric-rac
bruld.
'
Bandits
Rob
API
St
it
if
Thh
advertisement
is
not
published
Of
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Betid
or
by
the
Government
of
ftitufi
Columbi
flt
uf
('(
liiiicse
Corpor-Anienea
for
the
three
rnod
ended
March
31,
,'oor.ted
to
$95.'J73
com-th
$2,7fl!)
U41
In
the
inl-
mmitlis
of
1953,
ae-
2G9'5:
NAKItl.VIAN,
ex-queen
of
former
King
Farouk
of
Egypt,
smiles
happily
as
she
poses
with
her
new
husband,
Dr.
Adham
el
Nakeib,
after
their
wedding
in
Heliopolls,
Egypt.
The
21-year-old
bride
recently
divorced
Egypt's
exiled
monarch.
t
sage.
White
tapers
and'
baskets
of
tulips
j
and
stocks
.
graced
the
IModels
to
Ct.uo'p
frdm
-
t
table
holding
the
beautifully
orated
wedding
cake
and
more
flowers
were
placed
around'
the
Socred's
Failure
To
Provide
Aid
for
Fishermen
.
Assailed
hall
for
the
rjteption.
at
which
telegrams
from
friends
in
Van
Ferry
Office
j
Of
$9,700
WEST
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Two
;
armed
masked
men
held
up
the
Black
Ball
ferry
line
office
at
Horseshoe
Bay
early
today
and
escaped
with
estimated
$9,700.
The
gunmen
crashed
a
police
block
then
took
to
the
bush
when
their
car
struck
a
polo.
Police
have
the
area
surrounded
and
a
pol
ce
dog
is
bein2
used
in
an
attempt
to
track
down
the
bandits.
REMEMBER
SAVE-A-LIFE
WEEK
ARTIFICIAL
RESPIRATION
COURSE
Free
at
City
Hall
Storting
First
Week
in
June
This
advertisement
courtesy
of
.
99
TAXI
CO.
LTD.
TRADE-INS
A
'EPTpi
Terms
as
low
as
'
,'(
$26.95
iown
$14.50
Tn,hT
"The
Store
that
Service
.Built"
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
Phone
6
or
36
ifWMrWrWWW.VW',
4
uj
the
interim
turnings
t
ut
!hi'
company
re-day.
rs
of
the
corporation
for
ill
quarter
amounted
to
a
contrasted
with
$44,-n
the
.same
quarter
of
the
end
of
March,"
Ikiiiike.
president,
statutes
been
a
continuing
unit
of
sales,
volume
lh
a
firmiiiB
of
prices
ay
indicate
that
the
.
the
dei
line
has
been
ihniiiial
and
plastics
'
he
added,
"continues
rablr
basis.
Every
effort
made
to
expand
these
However,
the
amendment
which
put
control
of
the
compensation
board
"In
the
hands
of
politicians"
was
dangerous.
"The
door
is
wide
epen
for
compensation
claims
to
become
political
footballs
under
thn
amendment
"
he
concluded.
Following
his
tour
of
the
is
couver,
Edmonton
and
Hamilton
,
were
read
by
Mr.
Art
Murray.
The
bride's
bouquet
was
sent
to!
her
'grandmother
In
St.
Mary's
Hospital,
Victoria.
.
'
j
For
their
wedding
trip,'
by
car
through
the
northern
interior,
the
bride
changed
to
a
pretty
i
suit
ol
pink
linen
with
white
accessories.
,!
The
bride,
born
in
Prince
Ru
!
perk,,
received
her
schooling
here
'
and
was
employed
as
a
stenog-
1
rnpber
at
the
land
registry
office,
i
The
Social
Credit
government's
failure
to
provide
workmen's
compensation
coverage
for
cammereial
fishermen'
was
criticized
by
Frank
Howard.
CCK
MLA
for
Skeena,
in
an
address
at
a
public
meeting
at
Sundspit
last
week.
"This
government,"
said
Mr.
Howard,
"has
stepped
40
years
irir
tr-
ro-
hv
tUin"
th
fishermen
that
they
should
negotiate
with
the
fishing
companies
for
land:;,
Mr.
Howard
travelled
to
Terrace
on
the
weekend,
foi
lur-Ihti
meetings.
ine
groom,
born
and
schooler!
in
provide
a
better
r
di
di-
in
Prince
1
The
unity's'
George.
Is
employed
by
coverage.
the
I
"
f
nciple
was
abohshed
in
Liquor
Control
Board
here
r,
,
,
i
",,7
but
h
is
now
been
given
new
nci
i
uf
the
company
COCOA
SIX'HCE
Gold
ranks
far
below
cocoa
amon
gexports
of
the
Gold
Coast
coiony
in
West
Africa.
life
by
this
reactionary
government,"
The
CUF,
he
said,
had
consistently
pressed
for
equity
and
justice
in
the
matter,
but,
unfortunately
for
fishermen,
their
de-
Jaycees
Going
All
Ouf
Presidential
Candidate
Ja'-r-!arw.
In
a
news
release
received
here
!
mallds
liacl
Iallen
0!i
tit;-xl
cars.
today,
the
Trail
Jaycee
"Flip
for
1
ne
mechanics
for
rlroviding
President"
committee
gives
its
!
l"H
coverage,
he
stressed,
would
mtdidate,
Lawrence
J.
Filln-
i
DP
execediiiKiv
simple,
requiring
the
British
Columbia
I
Chamber
of
Commerce
m
roniing
up
May
27-29
rtoM.
members
of
the
lumber
at
Trail.
B.C.,
f
al!
out
on
a
publicity
r,
lor
their
candidate
for
pelll,
a
big
build-up.
"
only
two
small
changes
in
the
If
You're
TIRED
ALL
THE
TIME
Everybody
get
bit
run-down
now
and
then,
Ured-out,
heavy
-headed,
and
meybo
,
bothered
by
btcktchea.
Perhapg
nothsig
seriously
wrong,
)urt
t
temporary
toxic
j
condition
caused
by
eiceu
arida
and
wastes.
That's
the
time
to
take
Dodd's
Kidney
Pilti.
Dodd's
stimulate
the
kidneys,
and
ao
help
restore
their
normal
action
of
removing
eiceu
acids
and
wastes.
Then
you
(eel
belter,
sleep
betted
work
better.
Cet
Oodd's
Kidney
Pills
now.
Look
for
the
blue
bei
with
the
red
band
at
all
druggists.
You
can
depend
on
Ootids.
52
Well-known
as
"Klip"
in
Trail
i
Compensation
Act
With
regard
to
the
remainder
where
he
was
born,
he
has
seen
'
active
..service
.in.
the
Jaycees
:
f
s,
since
joining
in
1947,
holding
a
variety
of
offices
to
become
pre-
1
Went
of
the
Trail
group
in
1951.
of
the
Compensation
Act
amendments,
approve
ut
the
lust
session
of
the
legislature,
Mr.
Howard
said
they
had
beeji
cenenllv
acceptable
to
the
.opposition
members.
RUGS
-YARD
ft
1
1
1
He
was
chairman
for
the
pro-
!
vincial
convention
In
1952
and
,
has
served
as
regional
director
j
for
the
past
term,
1953-54.
,
.
Mr.
Fllippelll,
30-y
ea
r-old
;
father
of
two
boys,
has
also
been
!
active
in
other
community
ac-
j
tivttles
in
Trail,
acting
as
chair-
man
for
Red
Cross
blood
donor
j
clinics
from
1950
to
date,
Cub-
You
slrrpFy
unroll
a
Congoleum
rug,
and
it
lies
perfectly
flat
in
a
couple
oF
hours.
It's
as
simple
as
that!
And
with
Congoleum
by-the-yard,
for
wall-to
wall
use,
it's
almost
as
.
1
t
r
1
it
AND
RMtmK..i
Congoleum
alto
gives
you
wear
surface
equal
lo
8
coat
of
fne
finest
bukti
name
and
i-the
mosf
colourful,
up-to-date
'
selection
of
patterns.
J
'
Congoleum
hat
ever
offered,
The
Gold
Seal
it
your
-:
assurance
of
tatitfoction.
.
master
from
1048
to
date,
and
ether
activities.
An
assistant
technical
librar
easy.
Write
tor
tree
booklet
and
instruction
sheet.
All
LIMES
ian,
for
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.,
at
Trail,
h"?
is
a
local
director
of
Institute
of
Can-
tbf
Chemical
ada.
TO
1
1
rlLlffKI
I.I
KETCHIKAN
Jaycre
(
anditlate
h
Promises
v
AND
1
l
n$
Lake
FOR
BEAUTIFUL,
TILE-LIKE
WALLS
FOR
PNMS
INSTEAD
OF
DOLLARS!
Congowall
comet
In
rolls.
ALL
ALASKA
MONDAY
-
WEDNESDAY
-
SATURDAY
PHONE
266
Simply
unroll
and
cut
to
length
requited...
SPARE
THE
GREASE
AND
SPOIL
THE
CAIt
Let
us
hi
he
it
today
SUPER
SERVICE
Corner
2nd
and
2nd,
Where
the
Service
is
2nd
to
None.
Congowall,
in
a
wide
range
of
attractive
colours,
offers
this
AND
the
extra
economy
of
installing
it
yourself
at
no
cost.
Carrying
the
famous
Congowall
guarantee
of
satisfaction,
it
comes
in
plain
and
marbelized
patterns,
incorporating
.
the
contrasting
finishing
strip.
ding
Bids
SLAKK
n
promise
that
will
be
called
soon
for
'
boat
landings
on
was
given
h"ie
h
''ford.
MLA,
on
a
tour
strict.
"tl
Gun
Club
members,
"ifi
Mr
Shelf
ord
on
the
aeeess
to
Tweedsmulr
ln's
for
local
sportsmen
!,sts.
particularly
hunt-l,l1
the
assurance
that
wild
he
taken
In
the
'vh'ip.
Cliff
Harrison,
n
piide
of
Ootsa
Lake.
.
.
.
apply
cement
lo
wall
as
per
instructions
then
press
Congowall
firmly
to
wall.
Thai's
all
there
is
to
ill
Congowall's
exclusive
patented
backing
gives
trouble-free
installation.
Call
at
our
Uptown
Office
jjgj-;
armS
to
handle
hunting
f
ilhrtTz
hfiTTTttilrrrm
'
"-fail,
with
saddle
and
rsps.
for
mountain
goat,
w
and
caribou
hunting,
"s
moose
more
plentiful
'
'
n
the
lower
ranges,
lftc
Proposed
boat
land-
FOR
THAT
GOUDON
and
ADieSOH
EXTRA
Two
things
you'll
find
in
no
other
can
of
evaporated
milk.
Selected
high-quality
milk
-
Only
Carnation-tested
'
country-fresh
milk
from
inspected
dairy
f;irms
is
used
by
Carnation.
Controlled
processing-Carnation's
exclusive
knowl-edge
and
skill
give
you
a
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of
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and
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r
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46
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:
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Federal
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1
2
pECIAL
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j
!)
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HARDWARE
Phone
31
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Carnation
with
your
present
brand.
Remember,
CALL
ON
Carnation
costs
no
more.
FREE:
Delightful
booklet
on
"Desserts".
Filled
with
recipes
you'll
want
to
me.
Write
to
Carnnlion
Company,
limited,
Vancouver.
A
MacECiISS
FURNITURE
"from
Contented
Cows"
(
PRINTING
A
toood
riace
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tJuy
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ror
uver
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or
a
century
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