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Thursday,
February
11,
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LONDON
(CP)-
Real
estate
cx-..'j
LAHORE.
Pakistan,
(CP)
Re-
.
,
oerts
aereed
In
year-end
surveys
crtuu.4
satisfactory
rice
crop,
jhat
therfi
waj
a
ppt
de
:th
!
estini
ted
yeid
cf
250.-
cline
tn
property
value
in
Britain
00
tmis.
the
Punju'j
provincial
,
during
1953.
One
rea-son
was
evcrfinient
announced
it
will
bo
prrater
freedom
for
the
building
Li
a
position
to
export
100.000
;
Industry,
eva'olin"
more
people
cms
from
the
new
crop.-
to
build
their
own
homes.
CITY
TRANSFER
Coastal
Indians
Progress
Outlined
For
Canadian
Club
Progress
in
the
lives
and
customs
of
west
coast
Indians
and
their
fervid
desire
for
citizenship
were
outlined
for
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Canadian
Club
last
night
by
Indian
Superintendent
F.
E.
LOCAL
and
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Studio
3iiLii
Anfield.
Phoi
Mrs.
T.
Tustin
j
Elected
Regent
!
Of
IODE
Lodge
Kcports
on
the
pas',
year's
activities
and
election
of
officers.1
with
Mrs.
T.
O.
Tustin
named
regent,
highlighted
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Duchew
of
Edinburgh
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
Other
officers
elected
were:
First
vice-regent.
Mrs.
N.
E.
Mat-Donald;
second
vlce-refeht,
i
Mrs.
H.
W.
McCormick;
set-re-
j
tary.
Mrs.
W.
E.
Halllwell;
as-'
slstant
secretary,
Mrs.
F.
Hicks;
i
treasurer.
Mrs.
V.
Dexter;
educational
secretary.
Mrs.
W.
McLean;
Echoes
secretary.
Mrs.
J.
Moran;
honorary
regent,
Mrs.
W.
E.
Halllwell.
Annual
reports
noted
thil
the
chapter
had
made
donations
to
the
dental
clinic,
sent
food
parcels
to
Britain.
Christ
-
95
1
""''WaTJIH;
Titlinn
his
address
"Thirty
Years
With
the
Coast
Indians",
Mr.
Anfield
said
that
the
progress
of
the
natives
in
those
30
years
was
amazing.
They
had
advanced
during
that
short
time
more
than
any
other
natives
of
any
country.
Mr.
Anfield
illustrated
his
topic
throughout
with
amusing
stories,
and
pointed
up
the
comparative
wildness
of
the
Indians
just
30
years
ago
when
he
h.d
his
first
contact
with
the
race.
He
was
in
charge
of
the
B.C.
reformatory
when
two
Indian
AUCTION
SALS
L
A
1
X
these
gifts
were
repayable,
at
300
per
cent
interest,
the
chief
coula
always
call
for
a
member
to
repay
his
gift.
There
were
no
written
records
of
how
much
was
given
to
each
man.
but
women
of
the
tribes,
with
remarkable
memories,
kept
records
in
their
heads,
and
knew
to
the
last
skin
or
dollar
what
was
their
chief's
due.
The
totem
pole,
said
Mr.
Anfield,
was
originally
the
visible
witness
of
contracts
carried
out.
They
were,
so
to
speak,
memo
pads,
placed
beside
the
door
of
the
community
house.
When
the
potlatch
was
driven
underground
due
to
the
whit
man's
laws,
it
became
even
more
SI
bovs
were
broupht
in.
Nevei
I
FOR
THE
LADIES
who
like
to
top
off
their
outfits
with
the
latest
in
hat
styles,
there's
this
"Indian
brave"
number
from
London
designer
Edward
Htrvane's
spring
collection.
The
black
tulle
band
Is
trimmed
with
a
black
velvet
feather
and
Jet
beads.
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
Saiurday,
February
13
ot
2:30
p.m.
Sharp
To
be
held
at
the
Auction
Komm,
corner
Mi
Bride
and
fourth
Avrnur
Instructed
hy
the
owners,
I
will
.sell
the
fullov.
n,.,
a
of
a
problem
and
one
man
w.ti-;
at
i
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
i
mas
parcels
to
the
children
s
'
ward
in
the
hospital
donations
!
!
to
the
Westminster
Abbey
fund
l
and
to
a
crippled
child
In
the
city.
The
chapter
also
tnd
ps-'sisted
the
school
at
Digby
Is-
land.
The
group
discussed
plans
for
j
a
social
evening
for
members
I
and
friends,
and
the
monthly
!
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
R.
Me-;
Lean.
ed
himself
to
die
in
order
to
having
seen
a
bed
before,
they
slept
under
it
instead
of
on
it.
He
told
of
his
work
at
a
residential
school
in
Lytton
with
the
Thompson
Indians,
and
later
at
Alert
Bay,
where
the
Indians
lived
in
community
houses
and
where
despite
the
prohibition
of
potUUchcs
by
law
in
1851,
the
custom
was
stili-carried
on.
break
the
line
of
debts
amount
'Education
Week
lng
to
$100,000
Mr.
Anfield
also
hid
workei
with
the
natives
at
BMla
Cooia
Tea
Planned
and
had
travelled
the
trul
ti
I
t
C'hesterrield
Suite
1
Astral
Refrigerator
cabinet
stand.
S
McC'lary
Hectric
Kangrtlrs
I
Double
Hotplate
1
l-arsr
Piio-tlierin
Oil
Burner
Heater
3
Single
Reds
1
3-piece
Settee
1
Oil
Burner
Kanec
1
Coal
anil
Wood
Kange
1
Roll-Away
Sin;l,
1
Ciatelt
j
Tabtt
2
Car
pet
Surrpin
1
Spic
Spun
1
b-vll
K;iili
T,,..j
rompli'tr.
3
Kleitric
Kidim
1
Battery
Sot
Kmi,
1
Sleeping
Bag
Chairs,
Tables
Kil'
lirn
Suit,
The
potlatch
was
a
kind
of
j
Ananam
iaKe
wnere
the
Indians
!
n
f
nnraH
P
A
insurance,
he
said.
.The
chicf!were
the
most
primitive
on
th-'
DV
VVM
ll
Owl
I
"
I
took
'ribute
from
his
trib'
.
in
coast
fur,
fish,
blanket
and
other
i
He
had
pIso
beer
..t
Kitiinnt.
I'l
in1;
for
a
tea
duriiip
hiluca-items
Hnd
piled
up
the
woai.nl
long
before
Alcan
had
become
tion
Week.
March
7
to
13,
were
in
coppers
(great
'a
-rels
made'
interested
in
the
area.
Contrary
ni.ide
at
the
monthly
meeting
All
the
Answers
MELBOURNE,
Australia
CP)
The
Victoiian
state
government
railway
found
they
wasted
time
ril
romicri.
to
common
belief,
he
said,
the
ol
toman
j-areuu-ieacucr
nu-
not
ciation
here.
;
and
money
aasweruvr
questions
was
named
from
train
entnuiasts
so
they
An
invitHtio'i
,-,s
in
effect,
a
Mrs.
R.
Mackle
ommanri
ar.i
,
Tsimpseans
but
originally
came
from
Ri-.ers
Inlet.
nd
now
arc
convenor
of
the
tea
which
Willi
published
"Parade
oi
Power,"
Ihe
people
dared
not
refuse
to
At
tho
mrai'nvini
on
ethnological
puzzle
because
be
a
fonture
of
VLsitors'
Day
nt
with
pljturcs.
specifications
anr!
hLstory
of
20
locomotives.
The
t.,L
ov,
..'o.'.,-
of
intermarriage
with
Skeena
the
school,
March
9.
List
your
goods
for
this
sg!c
up
to
F
ridoy
N;
GEORGE
J.DAVESauc
Phones:
Red
127
or
Block
846
according
to
his
rank
.
.
.
ranks
1
,Indl,a'
they
met
on
a
throuRl.
the
mountains
at
which
are
carried
through
to
J"'
this
day.
jl.akclse.
book
proved
popular
and
a
second
edition
has
already
been
rdcred.
ry
Daily"
News
Clussif
ieo
B
Ussy
&
B
B
'
(
;
wifh
1
to
The
group
also
planned
;
White
Elephant
sale
and
tea,
to'
be
held
at
the
school
In
April.
Members
were
asked
to
pot-
i
ronize
a
dance
to
be
sged
at
.
the
srhoo!
FriUay
nigii.
ay
Con-
mis
years
in
r
nn;c
Kuperi.
n.-
Then
the
chief
would
gi?!
cway
all
his
wealth.
But
as
said,
were
the
mo1',
fascinating
ieais
in
the
gruwL.i
of
the
Out
cf
the
Second
Vorid
War
rati
Cubs
and
Scouts,
as
a
fund-
1
reaaers
ho
said,
hid
come
great
men
of
raising
project.
BASKETBALL
GENERAL
MEETilt
THIS
FRIDAY-8:30
p.m.
Civic
Cent
statc
like
Churchill,
the
four
Valhalla
meeting,'
Feb.
The
parent
attendance
award
went
lo
the
class
of
school
prin-
11.
(35t
freedoms,
and
Canada's
cx.isi.-five
survey
of
Indim
problems
Neighborhood
Dance
in
aid
And
whereas
Canada
utI
ti
;
cipal
T.
G.
Batemsn.
f
Conmd
Seouis
and
Cubs.
Fri-
:
Pe
nd
only
SJ.0OJ.0H0
yearly
on
,
dav.
Feb.
12.
9
p.m.
Conrad
'
aid
to
natives,
last
year
th?
School.
Admission
50c.'
(36)
j
budget
had
totalled
$29
00.003.
and
was
hclpim?
the
natives
on
a
program
which
will
ti1
?
,'nc"
o
Canadian
"citizenshij.
WEEKEND
r
KETCHIKAN
j
wifh
connections
to
!
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSE
and
oil
ALASKA
Phone
266
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
4
t
ft
SO
N.
Whist
and
Dan;e.
Friday,
Feb.
12.
Whist
8
o'clock
Dance
1C-2.
Music
by.
iikc
Co-lussi.
Ecvcryone
wcjlcpmc.
36
'
CCC
300
Club
annira
gener
!
Citizenship,
he
said.
1
w'i;it
!
the
natives
want
more
thn
anything
else
and
when
they
are
given
relief,
they
always,
without
cxoepMon.
wnt
tn
do
al
meeting.
Thursday.
Feb.
18.;
lrii
f"vni--irtn
I
nnnap
fivi.-
Centre
'
mm
fomething
in
the
village
for
th?
I
i
'
'
M
-
j
money
they
have
received,
strtv-
4
,
I
y
'
Fir
those
speclal
Jcards
for
j
ing
in
their
own
way
to
best
Valentine's
Day,
Sunday
the
:
come
articulate
as
good
Cam;-
'
14th
...
See
the
gxija.
Coutt's
j
dians.
NYLONS
NYLONS
First
quaiity.
Fy
one
of
Canada's
lerui.i'.
nv
New
spring
shade1;.
All
siws.
51
gauTe.
15
t!'"
the
regular
SI
51
qurlity.
SPECIAL
Y.v'.i'
selection
at
wcttae
JSrP
i
3
.
Don't
forget
Htpf1tr
'Auxiliary
Bake
Sale.
10
a.oi.
toM
p.m.
j
Saturday
at
Gordctt
aiwl
Ander-'
son's.
(35)
New
spring
shades.
Full
fashioned.
Pencil
seams.
5!
p-Duge,
15
donier.
Sizes
8'j
Sj.19
to
12.
Subs.
Special,
poir
Pair
or
3
Poir
for
V
m
lit
j
fc
"Sf-c-.
rw.
.3.1
mi
NYLON
BLOUSES
CORDUROY
WESKITS
':
In
I
Lutheran
Tea
and
Home-cooking
at
the
Church.
Saturday
from
2-5.
Everybody
come.
.
.
1361
Co-op
Bakery,
FrirhM
?no-Saturday,
Valentine
Cakes.
55c.
Watch
window
for
display.
Please
order
early.
Don't
forg?i
Co-op
Enriched
Brcno,
yo.n
best
buy.
ftfi
Meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
Association
will
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre,
Friday,
Feb.
,u
7:30.
iWi.
Ou.'tanillng
value
for
the
week-end
A.wortcd
s'V"'s
Washable.
Assorted
shades.
Well
finished.
Si
".cs
small,
medium
and
large
SPECIAL,
each
....
white
and
pastel
shad"s.
Three-quarter
and
short
.sleeves.
Sues
12
to
20.
SPECIAL,
each
$2-98
"
if
I
--,
SPRING
DRESSES
VELVATEX
DIAPERS
Printed
French
ravon
crepe.
Washable.
AswM
Pos'tion
Changed
Febiu.iry
v
.is
the
last
m
nth
I
i
lie
..
a.'
in
Hie
Roman
calen-d..r
but.
was
p'.i-ctl
second
in
4i2
BC.
I.arg"
ti'e.
"7"
x
"'".
Soft
.s
do
-i.
Sub-.stiiiidarils.
Will
wash
and
wear
well.
SPECIAL,
l7.en
s,4'
Is
oul.it
aiKliiv:
VMlif.
A
smart
little
afternoon
(ires.
Sics
12
to
20.
Assorted
patten.
s
mm:(
iu
$1.98
W;
MOVE
WITH
CARE
ANYWHERE
You
tan
ei.irusi
your
finest
furniture
pii'es
lo
us
with
confiuoire
in
t
h
e
i
'
va!
c-aiul-Mjuiul
delivery.
PACTTiO
tTvVriNU
S.'UPPINO
,)CAL
OP
'r-
DISTANCE
MOVING
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
P"'d
Storage
Limited
Phone
60
-ave
it
to
Lindsay's"
FLANNELETTE
BLANKETS
.
FOAM
RUBBER
PILLOWS
cf
Stiindnrd
sl.'.r.
cotton-covered.
First
qui'lity
JM
IJ
EACH
'
Fred
L
Dcwdie
OPTC..AETPi3T
New
and'-ss:
to'
ve.
vv
Pnne
Green
BOO
$2-89
Plaid,
good
quality.
Finished
both
ends,
70
int
hos
by
84
inches.
EACH
DRAPERY
REMNANTS
and
ODD.
PAIRS
Remnants
from
1-10
yards
Made
up
Rcady-to-Hang
&jitcr
.
.
.
still
softer
is
the
new,
improve
J
I'urcx
t
tissue.
It's
stronger
and
more
absorbent,
too
...
a
letter
tissue
at
the
same
price.
,
Now
you
am
choose
from
two
LinJs
of
Purcx,
single
and
2-ply.
For
facial
soft,
single
ply,
reaeli
fix
the
new
Purcx
in
the
familiar
blue
label;
for
the
ultimate
in
bathroom
luxury
at
a
few
cents
mure,
look
for
Super
Pure
in
the
white
LibcL
AH
Clearing
At
Less
Than
Manufacturer's
Cow
boys'
WEAR
Crompton
Cord
Pants
Piaid
Dceskin
Shirts
All
Wool
Plaid
JccM
Specially
for
BABY
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
TOWEL
SETS
25
Regular
$1.95.
ONLY
'
I
CONTOUR
SHEETS
nr
Rcgular
$1.95;
ONLY
$1.95
Regular
$2.95.
ONLY
Test
nu-lity
cord.
Assorted
colors.
Tics
0
lo
12.
PAIR
Double
front
r.utl
b.t
k
A
plaMs.
Bicr,
10.
I'.
,;.
!
EVCII
'Sport
style.
Will
wash
and
wear
well.
Assorted
plaids.
Sizes
8
to
10.
EACH
'
;.
$5.95
$2-49
$5-49
"Jt
!
I
MEN'S
Men's
Gabardine
Sport
Shirts.
Assorted
colors.
Heavy
weight.
Washable.
Color
fast.
Sizes
S-M-L
and
out-size.
Well
tailored.
SPECIAL,
each
Odds'n
Ends
12
PRICE
HIRTS
SPORT
S
V
,
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:
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i
.-
gr
n-Mt
SOFTER...STILL
SOFTER
The
STORK
Shoppe
AS
PV
H
IT?
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r
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214
Sixth
Street
Green
184
THIRD
AVENUE
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