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we3
1
j-riday,
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13,
la3
John
Goss
Dies
In
Birmingham
v-uronanon
Party
Planned
In
Moscow
l
ex
V,
V0RK
CLOTHING
BEST
BRANDS
...LOW
PRICES
BIRMINGHAM,
Eng.
CP)Jihn
Ooss.
well-known
vocal
recital-'
1st
who
livd
In
Canada
from!
1
1940
to
1950
has
died
at
his
home
here.
He
was
58.
1
Ooss
waa
well
known
In
Brl-j
tain
for
what
an
obituary
in
The!
Times
described
as
-a
large
rep-
i
ertory
of
songs
of
an
unusual
na-'
tu
which
delighted
audiences
j
all
over
the
world."
Oosa
went
to
Canada
In
19401
and
aettied
in
Vancouver,
where!
he
had
a
teaching
atudlo.
I
The
Times
said:
"By
means
of
the
Individual
recital,
helped
not
only
by
a
sympathetic
baritone
voice,
transparent
sincerity
and
fine
musicianship,
but
alsol
Dy
a
determination
to
aing
good
but
little
known
aongs,
he
quickly
became
one
of
the
most
popular
singers
of
his
age."
An
umbrella
is
about
the
only
thing
these
days
that
you
can
still
put
away
for
a
rainy
day.
Philnews.
n
Li
J
U
be
sure
to
get"
:
4
MOSCOW
(AP)
Initial
planS
are
already
underway
in
Moscow
to!
make
the
Queen's
Coron-ation
ball
the
biggest
and
!
mot
brilliant
foreign
af-
fair
held
here
in
years,
j
will
be
held
In
the
Rritlxh
1
embassy
overlooking
the
Moskva
I
River
and
the
Kremlin
thi
embassy
which
U
soon
to
be
vacated.
It
will,
In
fact,
be
the
i8.TJ,party
10
h'ld
n
the
building
which
the
British
hav..
occupied
hre
for
35
years.
The
ball
will
he
Commonwealth
partynot
a
British
one.
Participating
will
be
the
Canadian,
Australian.
Indian
artH
Pakistan
embassies
In
Moscow.
ne
ranwnK
host
will
naturally
be
the
British
imhxir,.
ui.
Alvary
Oascolgne.
The
British
embassy
and
the
-iiimonweaiin
embassies
ar
exp-cted
to
send
out
a
large
list
"iiiauona
mat
will
Include!
number
of
high
ranking
Soviet
biuciaia
as
well
as
all
members
of
the
diplomatic
coros.
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selects
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.
.
type
All-Round
Newspaper
Woman
Started
Work
57
Years
Ago
n
u
Lb
Lb
MADOC,
Ont
(CP)-Ethel
Rich-,
man
who
as
a
young
girl
Urt-d
mond
was
hired
by
the
North
lout
at
Si
a
week
la
allKhtly
Hastings
Review
In
1896
as
a
stooped
now.
but
her
eyes
still
.he'l'
have
you
twinkle
as
her
nimble
finger,
know
shea
an
all-round
news-
flash
over
the
tvpe
case
aetect-paper
woman.
n.
tVD,.
lh.,t
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tha
j
he
has
Just
written.
Publisher
There's
one
diplomatic
com-
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about
the
party
the'.
runnln
'he
mailing
nu-
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In
97
ear
w'th
this
Hastings
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weemy
rwj
-
f"x-r
he
has
learned
about
all
"
10
Know
about
putting
iout
a
paper
from
gettinit
and
The
alight,
white-haired
wo-
4
B.C.
Girls
To
Be
Guests
Of
Weston
Pour
British
.were
told
todav
th.
Z
7,
Ml
Wi
l
Hiss
OK
DrVONSlllRE,
33-year-old
Mistress
of
the
,
train
the
six
elrU
chosen
to
carrv
the
Ouwn
i
m.vo.h
p.
the
ahle
of
Westminster
Abbey.
Mill
Workers
Plannina
guest
list
Britain,
for
lrm!
anrm
hot
n
relations
with
Iran
anymore
and
relations
have
not
tw..n
tstabllshed
with
Communist
China.
This
would
ordinnrilv
nffr
nn
problem.
If
it
were
strictly
a
British
party,
the
iranians
and
me
cninese
would
not
be
sent
Invitations,
but
India
has
relations
with
China
and
Jran
and
to
does
Pakistan.
Clinic
to
Treat
Respiratory
Diseases
A
modern
xlern
hospital
hospital
clinic
clinic
for
for'
lekly
Talks
Over
Radio
th.
-,
:
"importer
ana
went
after
the
lrrJ:""'
later
set
and
ediiu
!.
.
summer
ur
radio
proram
dt-.will
be
la
charge
of
selecting
WATER
tells
the
truth
about
whisky
Put
Seagram's
"83"
to
the
water
test.
Water,
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
:r
x.)!
civic
Interest
students.
Aldermen
who
have
.1
k.iooi
pupil
nere
volunteered
to
appear
on
the
fc.uiiifd
by
local
70S
of,
program
are
Ray
McLean.
Mike
W
w.
0?reM
Garfield
WesUm.
wn,thaiKUVStsoI
ru"f
the
mai!'"g
machine
on
1
publication
days
They
are:
Shirley
Creuzot.i
"Newspaper
work
eets
into
Prince
Oeorge;
Alice
Praitr.
150
your
blood."
she
says.
"If
I
had
Mile
House;
Judy
Markjtrom,
my
life
to
live
over
again
I
Kimberley;
Anne
Paul,
Dawson
would
choose
printing
and
th
Creek.
.newspaper
business."
a.i.
rjl
Brotrieihood
Krueger.
H.
F.
Olassey
and
'..re
i
and
"i'lphlte
George
Casey
,
I
The
plan
which
Is
an
ofishmt
and
bouquet.
:nm
.i
take
the'
of
tducation
Wwk
Mhfl
of
four
.student
tv
th
liniiilt
Kai
lha
"full
.u.
The5r
,orm
Prt
of
a
group
of
atment
atment
nf
of
r,,it
respiratory
50
Blrk
representing
all
parts
of
C
d
were
selected
b,
Cted
b'
l.
first
of
IU
kind
In
west-U-wu
,
,1.
.J.
M-m
itial
Hiah
School.!
operation"
of
radio
station
rP
irattrs
83
Scagi
I
.wren
and
a
mocler-,
manaer
Clarence
Insulandcr.
the
trta
diseases,
ern
Canada
has
been
officially
I
asys
Mr
Lister
opened
In
Vancouver
I
national
Uidostriallst
as
a
means'
rh,,"
Ja.Ted
the
diPloma
Te
Duke
Fingard
Clinic
u'r
Coir
very
modern
and
will
service
up1
h
rlarump-
.took
over
in
1924.
Canadian
Whidkij.
0T
Scagram's.wi&
Sure
f
ivur
turn
aiseuss-
mil
to
run
weekly.
K
tc
r.
secretary-tread-
f
iu:p
mill
union,
who
I
of
orjantin
the
vj
students
will
ask
I
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on
current
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in
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scnool
tonight
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for
hard
wear.
Pr.
$1.00
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tali
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Iron
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19-oz.
reinforced
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nvlon.
Pr.
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G.W.G.
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in
olive
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3.W.G.
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$4.50
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in
fine
drill
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hickory
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$3.95
Coveralls
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not
published
or
displayed
by
me
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Srifish
Columbia.
mil
be
non-1
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to
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patient,
dally.
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leaner
m
tn
rAfxilr-'.l
nrv,fAe(nM
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nroved
Aii-,-tfi.i
in
k.
treatment
of
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h...r
ttror.et.iti.
bronchltu,
h.n
bronchiectasis,
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"
aller
-
'I
ther
uwtwrj.
in
all
auch
cases
where
pa-:
tients,
out
of
town,
or
for
spme
reason
or
another,
may
find
it
Inconvenient
to
take
treatment
at
the
new
Clinic,
there
are
avail-,
J
non-:or.troverial."
Mmise
whist
drive
Saturday.
tr.
but
educational
(
March
14.
Moose
Temple.
E'
ery-e
hope.-
one
welcome.
i2i
on
nrrnbers
taking
a-'it'-iiftits
are
Pal
OA.NTE-Elka
Hall,
Saturday
'i'til.
and
A
VantnKht-
t'lt''
McMillan
at
the
WE
DON'T
LIKE
HIGH
PRESSURE
'
-
n.
waison
says
he
a
glad
to
!
know
she
has
no
Intention
of
quitting,
r
When
Miss
Richmnnrf
mtariaA
nn
me
Kevlew
there
weren't
'.00
many
books
to
keep
on
a
small
paper
Madoc.
25
miles
north
of
Belleville,
today
has
a
population
of
only
1.188
and
the
Review's
circulation
la
only
about
1,000
and
she
found
plenty
of
time
to
learn
printing
VERSATILE
WORKER
She
learned
to
set
type
by
hand
first
farm
auction
sale
bills
and
business
letter-head
forms
and
finally
news.
She
learned
to
operate
letter-head
i
ana
cynnoer
.
Presse-
presses.
She
Bhe
turned
turned
now
in
her
mid-70s.
she
titi
.,
Mlss
"""hmond
has
had
three
Z':
Her
first
was
Co)-
Jhn
rr
who
'd
the
PaP"
n
19H
to
A.
H.
Watson.
DrincVnnI
nf
th.
,
M.adoc
HiBh
School
where
Miss
Miss
Richmond,
who
lndlg-
S
l!.":'ZJts:"
"
"
"r
iicrc
ai
wors
when
he
suggested
recently
that
LKa
u
1
1
not
feeline
lived
all
of
her
life
in
Madoc.
b"
lives
i,h
8
sister-
Sylvia,
she
s
sti11
th-
Eeview's
book-
If
Youre
TIRED
ALL
THE
TIME
ttwvbod;
jrti
i
bit
ran-kwa
mw
tni
thni,
tmd-ut,
huT.4adf3ti.
and
Ku.b
IwHwnd
br
baduebxt.
Ptrhaps
arthnf
wrwuslr
mil,
utt
t
ttmprnmry
Ink
canditMK
riuwd
b
nens
mod
tni
That's
iih
Ukc
DwM'i
Kidnr;
PiIIl
Dodd
itniuUtr
the
lidnrri,
nd
m
M
mtara
lhif
Mrmal
Kta
ml
rrmormt
rxrru
aridi
and
wastn.
Thra
ymu
M
Wrttr,
alrra
Krttn,
awk
krttrr.
Dodd
a
Kidnai
PUli
naw.
La
hr
tK
U,M
I
w
.,k
H
I
.
1
.11
druf
giala.
Yau
ran
dtprnd
an
baddV
a
cry
COHT
YOU
CAN
BUY
.iiiu-.iaucai.y
coniroueo
tngiish
glrte
ho
will
be
comim;
machines
for
overnight
use
In'to
Canada
as
Mr.
Weston
the
patent-
own
homes.
'
guesta.
Ofifcers
of
this
new
organlza-i
Average
age
of
the
girls
Is
17.
tion
are
W
R.
Wheeler,
pre-;
Selection
standards
Uke
inlo
ident;
J.
A
Orlmmett,
vlce-pres-
-piputta
e
Xiuo
jou
uonJjpisun
ident;
A.
O.
Duncan
Crux;
R.
A.
ales
scholastic
record,
but
also
8m.tr.;
W.
L.
Turrilf.
Mr.
Tur-1
leadership
qualities
and
abl'IU
riff
Is
Managing
Director,
and
j
to
abstrb
experiences
while
on
la
well
known
in
Vancouver
btisl-thi
t.-inp
n
nH
ih.m
ness
and
financial
circles
1
ed
by
the
Canadian-hrJ
t
ine
pru
were
chosen
In
co-
EducatTo;
Aviat
or,
'
f
..,,.
.
"
mciai
enucailon
department?,
.verv
nrnvmc
a
nn
a
1
.
n
Vukon
and
Northwest
Territor-
1
u
represented,
,
The
group
wUl
sail
for
Ene-
'nd,
May
22
on
the
Empress
of
trance
.
and
apend
nearly
amonth
.
p,w,ifkH
fi-
d.ij
-
Ireland
touring
famous
cltiei
and
towns.
In
addition.
lh
Canadian
girls
will
spend
sever
l
I
days
In
Londoa
at
the
Corona-!
tion
with
a
similar
group
of
50
to
others.
,
,
.
j.
feci:
g
IN
THE
BRIGHT
1
,
.
...
J
You've
probably
noticed
in
our(
advertisements
that
we
talk
about
the
quality
of
our
home
furnishings
ond
our
determination
to
assure
you
satisfaction
when
you
buy
here.
But
no
high
pressure
copy.
We
don't
like
it
we'd
rather
sell
you
what
you
want
when
you
want
it.
If
you
buy
what
you
like
.
.
.
and,
like
what
you
buy
...
we
know,
that.
you'll
like
MacKENZIE'S
and
come
back
again.
,
piano.
$1
00
per
couple.
tilt
Annunl
meeting
of
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Credit
tin-ton,
Thursday.
March
19,
Canadian
Legion
Hull,
8
p
m.
16A1
NOTICE-A
meeting
of
th"
Deep
Kea
Fishermen's
Union
will
be
held
In
the
Union
Hall
on
Sunday.
March
IS,
at
2
30
pm.
(62)
Business
&
Professional
Women's
Club
card
party.
Canadian
Legion
Hall,
Tuesday.
March
17th.
Bridge.
Canasta
and
Crlb-bage.
,
(64
A-the.
Co-op
Bakery
Friday
and
Saturday
Apricot
IeI6xp
Cake,
only
49c.
Don't
forget
Coop
enriched
white
bread
its
good
for
you.
6H
Remember
Sons
of
Norway
dunce
March
13;
whist
8
o'clock.
dancing
10-2.
Good
prlws.
Re-
I
frcshments.
Mmslc
by
Mike
i
CoIuaM
and
accompaniment.
I
Everybody
welcome.
eil
SAVES
1200
WEEKLY
USIMG
MIL-KO!
Ma.
C
taiaavaf
Sfiaanarta,
OnU
'I
have
been
using
I.
:
i
Boo'h
teacher,
s
A:
Jf:
I
""WW,
formerly
in
nizmR
artlviiies
It
Labor
Con-Ll"i3(la,
has
been
o
Ottawa
head-raning
and
edu-r't
Hi,
appoint-w.er
starr
.-..
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'nnounced
by
TUC
1
3
K
Bengough.
entered
employ
m
'il
has
served
ds
and
,.o.n.u.
feUat
year,
he
.
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.
IZftUor.
.
j
roerai
con-
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worker,'
dele-
Franklin
Cut
For
I
Prize
.
us
attended
..
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catholic
"tit
n,Z"Unc,l4tl
.rank-
It
AiJart.
Mr.
K
;
,u',fr
.
bbaSe;
Murphy,
li
hJ'
0.:Ja'nesror.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy
For
Over
a
Quarter
of
a
Century"
327
Third
Avenue
Phone
775
RED
PACKAGE
IGARDY
MIL-KO
since
I
first
saw
it
on
my
dealer's
shelf
over
a
year
ago.
At
first
I
used
it
with
my
fresh
whole
milk
but
after
noticing
the
way
my
two
children
went
for
it,
I
twitched
completely
to
MIL-KO,
It
has
saved
me
'
over
$2.00
weekly
on
my
milk
bill."
.twiadlan
houitwtvm
bwy
mart
MIL
KO
tan
oHfhw
brands
comblfmll
savi
tvntr
DAY
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MEN'S
CLOTHING
FINEST
BRAND
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March