Prince
Rupert
ally
Newt
Thursday.
July
9,
1953
it
',1
Drew
Promises
Better
Deal
for
Civil.
Service
Goodwill
Leads
!
Yacht
Classic
LOS
ANGELES
iAPi
Sailing
in
winds
that
varied
from
five
to
15
knots
over
a
250-mile
expanse
of
the
Pacific
Ocean,
the
32
boats
in
the
yacht
race
from
Los
Angeles
to
Honolulu
continued
Wednesday
to
trail
the
161-foot
schooner
Goodw
ill
from
Newport
Harbor,
Calif.
Ky
ALAN
DONNELLY
Canadian
Press
Stall
Writer
OTTAWA.
Hon.
George
Drew
took
the
platform
in
.Canada's
capital
Wednesday
night
to
promise
better
treatment
of
the
civil
service
if
a
Progressive
Conservative
government
is
voted
to
If
'
"
"5!
FRASER
&
PAYNE
THE
UNIVERSAL
LADIES'
WESKITS
Corduroy
we.sklls
in
a
wide
raiiRe
of
colors.
Snap
fasteners.
Sizes:
Bnuill,
Medium
and
Large
CHILDREN'S
DRESSES
Crisp
and
colorful
little
summer
dresses
in
a
nice
selection
of
styles
and
colors.
Stripes,
plains
and
$2.98
prints,
Criskays-
piques,
Srigr'jj
(
I
I
i
v
.
COMBINING
the
rich
beauty
of
pure
white
lace
with
the
elegance
of
black
velvet.
Jacques
Griffe
of
Paris
creates
a
midsummer
formal
to
challenge
the
blonde
beauty
of
his
model,
actress
Zsa-Zsa
Gabor.
Simple
of
line,
with
snugiy
fitted
bodice
and
full,
sweeping
skirt,
the
gown
features
a
hip
sash
of
black
velvet
that
ends
in
an
enormous
hip
bow.
ATTENTION
ALL
ELKS
"
MEETING
Thursday,
8
p.m.
Important
chevrons,
blister
piques,
sizes
1.3
$193
etc.
ii7P;
A-6
$2
39
LADIES'
SKIRTS
Clearing
lino
of
gabardine,
pic
'n'
pic
and
flannel
skirts
in
wool
and
rayon.
Sizes
12
to
40
$4.98
The
Coast
Oui"d
ct''"-
conda
radioed
the
mainland
t-t
s
Ooodwill
had
passed
the
one
-
third
distance
to
Hawaii
and
was
765
miles
from
the
starting
line
at
the
Los
Angeles
outer
naroor.
The
Dragoon
from
Victoria
was
in
the
first
10.
5
J
FORD
1-ton
Express
Pickup
$2050
50
METEOR
Sedan..
$1545
50
PREFECT
Sedan
...
$g85
'47
FORI)
Sedan.
Special
$995
50
MONARC
H
Convertible
$2550
51
PLVMOITI1
2-Door
$1700
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
SERVICE
STATION
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
McBRIDE
at
SECOND
AVE.
-
1
-
:
rim
c
wn-Ii
--I'll
)ups
for
the
LADIES'
BLOUSES
Dainty
Dot
nvlons.
crews,
crtekiiy
and
novelty
ma.
iliac
trials.
1
iHft.
Long
and
short
sleeve
styles.
White
and
pa.stel
shades.
WEEK
-KN
II
SELLING
SUMMER
SHORIIE
COATS
Beautiful
all-wool
fabrics,
fully
lined.
Mare
back
or
semi-pyramid.
Sizes
12
io
18.;
Fltl(TT)
I
UOM
LADIES'
NYLON
SUPS
Lace
trimmed
and
tailored
styles
featuring
the
shadow-proof
panel.
In
white
only.
All
sizes
to
42
EACH
DAYTIME
SHEER
NYLONS
51
gauge,
15
denier
nylon
hosiery
for
travelling
or
everyday
wear.
Soft
summer
shades.
Limited
quantity.
WEEK-END
SELLING
PAIR
MONTREAL.
Jily
9'h
VU1
of
Kiddes
bby
know-?
bow
10
w.iik!
Sn-'h
a
grown-up
.'.'liirvemrnt
mj:m
1m
3
atout
reiiiiv
foi
morr
arown-up
frnxl.
Now'.-?
litp
tin."
to
l-z:n
ziv.ut
him
the
cirionR
vrwy
ct
1ILINZ
.K'M'iR
ImjUS
.
.
.
pw.1
iiiinzs
ilf
Junior
'ffri,
L,lt5,
l-inib
nl
Liver;
Jnnir-r
X
41
ill
V
l'i-li
Diltn"";
i-n
l
Junior
Co
am-el
TT'iny.o
r
i..ibl-T
and
Ki'-c.
Irifulrntally,
LADIES'
STRIDES
visit
to
Pctawawa
camp
has
been
cancelled.
Service
and
election
regulations
ban
campaigning
in
armed
services
camps.
'
The
party
platform
pledged
oermanent
classification
to
"'rnnny
tnousanus
of
nvii
servants
all
but
cimjtI
employee?
now
classified
as
temporary
would
epcounee
promotion
within
the
civil
;erviie
"to
the
htphest
ranks"
and
provide
pjy
nd
working
conditions
com--;i
ruble
"in
every
way"
to
industry
and
commerce
through-jut
Canada.-
Mr.
Drew
said
that
10
years
igo.
campaigning
as
his
party's
"m'ario
lender
aeainst
a
Lib-ral
Government,
he
had
prom-
'sed
to
end
"political
hiring
and'
irins"
in
the
Ontario
civil
ervice.
He
w
is
prepared
to
;
'
tand
on
his
record
of
dealings
vith
th
civil
service
as
premier:
f
Ontario.
Turnin?
to
his
mrty's
prom-
,
so
r
f
a
$500,000
000
annual
cut
n
federal
taxes,
he
said
th-iberal
envemment
can
not
nrett
nd
it
has
demonstrated
ny
concern
for
the
little
tax-
lavr-r."
The
proposed
tax
cuts
would
j
'ive
the
rr.tvst
benefit
to
pen-j
ioners
and
others
with
incomes'
oo
small
to
pay
income
taxes
meeting
the
problem
of
sales
.
ind
excise
taxes
cn
necessities.
I
CCF
Leader
Says
Liberals
To
Lose
Seats
KARRIS,
Sa.sk.
ct
CCF
lead-'
cr
M
J.
Coldwell
went
to
a
,
country
picric
Wednesday
and
'
predicted
the
Liberal
party
will
lose
seats
and
the
Progressive
1
Conservatives
may
win
some
in
j
the
Aug.
10
federal
election.
j
The
women
of
this
Saskatchewan
farming
community
40
miles
southwest
of
Saskatoon
fed
the
CCF
leader
potato
salad
and
3
wec!?
of
two-inch
thick
lemon
pie
after
Mr.
Coldwell
watched
Prt
of
a
baseball
gam
and
talk-
rj
10
uisuici
jaxiiiexa
iiiiu
iiicii
wives.
.
He
touched
on
a
subject
clo-e
to
the
hearts
of
his
listeners.
avir.:
a
CCF
government
would
,
establish
a
national
livestock
'
board
and
"consider
nationaliz-
;
ini
the
par
king
house
industry."
j
He
taid
the
livestock
board
would
be
set
up
at
ence.
i
-1
LAUGHS
Even
at
Teething
Time
Ttsiiy'i
Own
TableU
have
fc-nir
ben
m
faithful
nixfttiity
use(
onh'h'nlty
tiv
m-'rhont
fi.r
over
r.j
yearn,
ht.pefiJljr
helpful
during
twthtnjj
tim
bcuite
thf-y
five
pmmpt,
rlt-pvixlahtc,
and
effective
rtlif-f
from
f
venhness,
rt
lnni?i.',
lummy
upfU,
nH
other
minor
infunt
truubln
riiolting
frmtl
I
rr-Kijlir
it
y
a(
te'
hint;
time.
No
'lf-py"
stitff
no
duJiinfr
effpet.
H-lp
lepf-p
your
bnhy
happy.
Gt
a
package
nt
ytur
"Tifvit
tj,iHy.
power
Aug.
10.
He
outlined
the
civil
service
a
plank
in
his
party's
election
platform
and
said
his
treatment
of
Ontario's
civil
service
while
premier
of
that
province
after
1943
shows
the
promise
will
be
carried
"lit.
Mr.
Drew
?o
sn
id
the
Progressive
Cr
n;ervntiv"s
are
the
only
piriv
Irnt
cn
fnrm
potrrnmcnt
tint
will
reduce
't
toirrs
and
"mien
tlie
b"oks
or
the
wiste
and
sta-ierrin?
incf-firicnry
of
this
government."
The
sr-eerh
was
ni-.de
b"forf
1.000
pcson;
in
Ottnw.Vs
Lan--flowne
Talk
part
of
his
own
constituency
of
Cnrieton
which
includes
both
urban
and
rura'
areas.
Later
he
attended
a
rhurch
social
at
South
March
10
mi's
west
of
Ottawa.
The
Progressive
Conscrvati'-t
leader
sne.iks
today
at
Pembroke
and
Renfrew.
Ont.
On'
part
of
his
planned
itinerary
Drew's
Tax
Proposals
'Disaster'
WINNIPEG
9
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
says
K-alloca-tion
by
of
tax
fields
proposed
by
Oeorge
Drew,
Progressive
Conservative
leader,
would
mean
"disaster"
for
mast
provinces.
What
Mr.
Drew
does
not
seem
to
be
able
to
understand,
said
Mr.
St.
Laurent,
is
that
the
federal-provincial
tax
agreements
which
he
criticizes
and
wants
to
change
strengthen
the
finances
of
the
provinces.
For
example.
Manitoba
this
year
would
receive
$24
301000
IT)m
the
federal
treasury
as
a
pnymet.t
in
return
for
giving
up
j
certain
tax
fields.
If
the
province
liad
levied
the
taxes
in
the
fields
it
vacated,
they
would
have
yirlded
only
S17.000.000.
"In
other
words
in
tho
present
ytar,
the
best
estimate
of
the
advantage
to
the
people
of
this
province
is
over
$7
.300.003
a
year.
over
and
above
the
tremendous
w'.var.tage
cf
having
much
lower
;
provincial
tax
rates."
said
Mr.
Kt
laurent.
speaking
at
a
rally
j
Wednesday
nieht
on
behalf
of
Manitoba
s
14
Liberal
candidates
In
the
Au".
10
vo'e.
In
an
earlier
speech
he
described
communism
as
a
"godless.
eactionary
and
destructive
doctrine"
which
had
to
be
"watched
rnd
countered"
in
Canada.
Speaking
before
the
fourth
all-Canada
Ukrainian
-
Canadian
committee.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
ad
vocated
for
Canada
no
outright,
j
ban
of
Communist
activity
as
j
proposed
by
Mr.
Drew,
but
j
rather
a
policy
of
vigilance
bol-'
(tered
with
a
strong
economy
to
j
prevent
misery
and
other
breed-
j
ing
grounds
for
communism.
As
for
those
who
st?k
to
throw
j
rff
their
chains
behind
the
iron
curtain
in
East
Europe.
Mr.
St.
'
Iurent
said
Canada
is
in
syr.-pnthy
with
the
uprisers,
but
riutioncd
against
raising
any
folse
hope
of
armed
support
for,
them.
j
"It
would
be
cruelly
mislead-
j
ivg."
he
said,
"if
we
were
to
givej
(hem
the
impression
in
our
pro-pnganda
or
our
policies
that
we
no'
were
in
a
position
to
give
them
armed
assistance."
Mr.
St.
Laurent
flies
to
Van
couver
today
for
another
politi-j
ral
address
and
a
national
radio!
trondrast
outlining
th
Liberal
party's
platform.
j
Made
from
durable
crea.se-resistant
gabardine,
styled
with
draped
pleated
front,
self-belt
and
jigger
loops.
Griptex
iiir
.hiu
or
J-
K
prc--hon
are
chill.
I
nul
;
ur
a
kihI
itioa
to
eive
h.'u
&At
a
youn-Ur
hve
or
so,
ii's
usually
of
ihoir
nuhlr
ail
the
Hliuz
Junior
Foodi
are
"ju;t
riht'
GRAND'MERE
ORLON
SWEATERS
For'the
cool
summer
evenings.
-ORLON
will
not
sag
.
.
will
not
crease.
Long
wearing,
fast
drying.
Resists
moths
.
.
no
Ironing.
Featured
In
soft
pastel
colors.
SS
Pullovers
$6,95
Cardigans
8.95
lor
young
ioi.:
Hare
1
ou
fm
hd
th
h
nrlb'-r
,r.
your
hoiuf
ni&ie
jam
or
jiy.
i
nly
waistband
and
double
lap
Nicely
tailored.
Black
only.
Sizes
12
to
18
..
LADIES'
SLIPS
pro't.KT!y.
or
Mil
up
to
our
.atijudiri
o.r
ft
ivor?
If
you
Imvo.
my
alviic
is
ti
in
lo
CLI1TO
1
It
LIT
I'KCIIX,
ir-torp
you
rvrn
:Kinh
of
ilotua
iioQ
vutir
favorite
summer
fmc.
If
you
follow
t
he
CVrto
re
ij
n
carffully.
a-e
always
j
ir'.
The
woD'I'-rfui
ri
h
Havor
an-i
brieht
color
of
th
freh
fniit
i
retain'-d.
U-bui.s
of
the
short
boilinsc
period.
Your
jams
and
jellies
will
be-
tloue
in
13
the
time
Tool
cotton
plis.se
.slips,
ideal
for
warm
I
veather
wear.
Made
from
good
quality
LADIES'
PANTIES
Satin
stripe
and
tricot
knit
rayon
panties
In
pastel
colors.
Sizes
small,
medium
and
large.
Week-end
Sellliif
2
Pair
for
$1Q0
I
cotton
with
nylon
net
top
EACH
MEN'S
FADED
BLUE
Popular
laded
blue
slacks
that
"EVERGLAZE"
COTTON
CRISKAY
Made
from
washable
sport
denim.
Pleated
fronts,
extended
waistband.
Sizes
29
to
42
PAIR
Crispy
cotton
fabrics
In
a
variety
of
colors.
Pluin
and
figured
'
Sizes
8-10
52.98
Sizes
12-14
$3.98
$2.98
$5.95
$1.00
Si
Girls'
RAYON
BRIEFS
Radio
stripe
rayon
briefs
with
dainty
lace
trim.
Values
to
85c.
Week-end
Sellinn
Pair
59c
98(
98c
$12.95
lit
""-
$1.00
$1.00
$2.98
Always
In
demand
for
dresses,
skirts
and
sportswear.
Colors'"
fast
to
'washing.
3(5"
wide.
Week-end
Scllinn
VAIU)
MEN'S
SOCKS
"BLU-SURF"
FADED
DENIM
Sanforized
cotton
denim
in
shades
of
red,
light
blue,
mid-blue
Wool
and
nylon
mixtures,
substand-ards
made
by
a
leading
manufacturer.
Assorted
colors.
Sizes
10
to
12.
PAIR
and
turquoise.
Ideal
for
sportswear
and
children's
play
clothes.
Week-end
Selling'.?
YARD
more
nnklh'
ao?ei
ifrm.
Bp-au.-e
kins
cxocriin
(f
OJ
ning
jar
of
to
lin-J
it
i-n't
(t
you
w:ll
get
up
to
50
more
f
,
iiit.
Look
for
wonderful
recipea
Ijoltle
of
Certo.
Summer
Heal
7it
The
City
(and
often
id
the
country,
too)
serins
to
ko
to
the
feet,
dtjeim't
it?
Well,
if
M
you're
bothered
by
hot.
sore,
ach-
'
in
feel,
I
know
ju-t
what
to
do.
Under
the
same
circumstances,
I
always
reach
for
MEXTHOLA-TIM.
You
know
how
Mrnthola-tum
gives
pleasant,
relief
in
a
good
many
ways.
And
it's
just
ad
cooling
and
soothing
ttuittuin
as
in.
Ideal
indeed
for
tired
feet
!
dimply
soak
your
feet
for
several
minutes
in
hot
waler,
wipe
dry
and
rub
wilh
Mcnlholalum.
Like
to
trv?
Then
snd
for
a
GliXKKOOS,
VKEB
,SMPI.E
.
.
.
Barbara
Br-ntr
1111
Credent
St.,
MouU
real,
P.Q.
Tii
You
Know
that
there's
wonderful
relief
from
painful
corns
.
.
.
right
at
your
nearest
dnig
counter?
I
mean
BLUE-JAY
Corn
Plasters
with
I'hcnyUuM.
Pheny-lium
is
the
farwt
really
new
medication
for
corns
and
calluses
in
1
'Ovir
enty
years!
In
actual
tests,
it
went
to
work
33
faster
anil
worked
3o
more
surely
than
other
leading
remedies.
You
see,
Phenyliuin
getii
right
down
under
your
corn
and
helps
push
it
out
from
vriilcrnealh.
Eay
to
Bee
why
folks
with
problem
feet
say
it
'a
the
be-st
news
in
years
I
8o
cheer
up
.
.
.
pay
a
visit
to
your
favourite
drug
counter
today
and
"invert"
in
foot
comfort
.
.
.
ask
for
Blue-Jaya
with
Phenylium.
$19.95
scams.
PAIll
$10.95
$2.98
DENIMS
are
ideal
for
casual
wear.
$5.50
$1.00
strain
$7.95
79c
$4.95
Black,
embossed
cowhide
with
heavy
stitched
corners
and
bands.
A
suit
hanger
provides
wrinkle-proof
storage
for
one
suit.
$26.95
TROJAN
TWILL
TROUSERS
MEN'S
SLACKS
Heavy
11-oz,
twill
..v.
sanforized.
Zipper
("-.
1IJ
fly.
illllHlll
reinforced
VM
Crease-resisting
slacks
In
pure
wool
gabardines
noaruiiies
and
aim
nylon
nj'""
of
tlie
former
Ions
boil
nu-diod.
.n-l
jam
or
jelly,
from
the
same
miioimt
of
m
the
bookkt
un.Jtr
tlie
label
of
ea-h
It
TA
Thermometer
Sara
ttWrmrmn
tcwlay,
hut
it's
as
(eockI
a
day
as
anv
for
Ituj'inft:
fu-l
for
the
cxjli
iav
of
the
year.
I'll
nver
wait
'tii
Fall
again
to
g,H
in
our
winter's
coal.
Thpre
are
too
many
jcood
rrawjnjs
for
buyinsc
it
rieht
nw.
Tt
usually
choaper
and
a
full
bin
takes
a
big
load
off
your
mind.
And
worry
about
the
"coal
problem"
won't
have
a
rhnnve
to
pour
your
summer
holidavs.
So
I'll
just
handle
it
as
I
Hid
wr;
1
11
fe
the
HANK
OF
MONTREAL
alout
a
coal
loan,
st
or
k
up
my
roal
bin
wi
f
h
a
full
winter's
supply,
and
pay
ba
k
thp
loan
in
as
many
as
nine
in-Bialmfnts.
It's
really
worlh
youf
while
to
investigate.
AVhy
don't
vm
diwu-ss
ways
and
means
with
the
manner
of
your
nearest
BofM
bianh
today.
A
Beauty
For
A
Beauty
on
ths
r
e
a
r
b
.
.
.
that's
your
new
awimsuit
made
of
won-drrful
LASTKX
yarn.
For
a
wimsuit
knit,
woven
or
shirred
with
Lal'X
is
indend
a
fit-tine
thine
for
a
modern
bathing
beauty,
it
luis
power
to
mold
you
and
hold
you
Krae
to
give
you
and
comfort,
real
comfort.
No
wonder
they
call
Latex
"the
miracle
yarn
that
makes
things
fit"!
I
airree!
Batumi;
suit
made
with
Latex
are
the
dw
love
of
my
bea-h-goine
life.
They're
ao
easy
in
the
water
bo
good-looking
on
the
beach.
Take
my
lip!
uxt
time
you
ahop
for
a
swimsuit,
ak
for
one
featuring
Laslex.
pockets
.
.
.
nylon
stitched
points.
In
grey,
green
or
tan.
Sizes
30
to
42
biends.
Expertly
tailored
.
.
.
All
the
popular
shades.
Week-end
Selling
PAIR
SHORTS
AND
SHIRTS
Men's
cotton
athletic
shorts
and
shirts
with
elastic
waistband
and
Inserts
In
legs.
Sizes
S-M-L
EACH
MEN'S
SPORT
SHIRTS
Br
VAN
HEl'SEN
"The
World
s
Smartest"
Vanixhecn
a
fine
rayon
acetate
with
a
beautiful
sheen,
carefully
tailored
and
hand-washable.
In
blue,
green,
white
and
grey.
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS
.
With
the
exclusive
Van
Heusen
comfort-contour
rollarti
Perspiration
won't
wilt
It-work
won't
wrinkle
uiKie
it,
it,
laundering
laundering
$4.95
EACH
-
II.
I
I
PRIMCE
RUPERT
ISS
TA
'
J
won't
hurt
It.
Featured
in
three
up-
to-the-minue
collar
styles.
White
only
EACH
MEN'S
COTTON
T-SHIRTS
Pre-shrunk,
round-neck
style,
short
sleeves.
es.
English
tmgus"
fi"
combed
Interlock.
In
white
only.
Sizes:
Small,
Medium
and
Large.
Week-end
Selling
EACH
MEN'S
GLADSTONE
BAGS
Holidays
Lot
Thrir
Clamour
when
you
have
to
spend
most
of
your
BOYS'
COTTON
T-SHIRTS
r-K1
Mi'VT-S'"
1
'
a.
CHIKAM
I
Ilh
i
time
in
the
kitchen.
1
hat
s
why
I
always
take
half
a
dozen
bones
of
TRENCH'S
INSTANT
POTATO
to
the
cctta;n
wilh
me.
It
actually
takes
just
one
tt.inule
to
whin
up
a
delicious
serving
of
mashed
potatoes
with
French's
Instant
Potato.
That
gives
me
more
lime
lo
relax
.
.
.
less
time
in
the
kitchen.
Just
follow
the
simple
instructions
on
the
package
and
see
how
cany
it
is
to
make
French's
Instant
Interlock
cotton,
short
sleeves,
round
neck.
In
plain
colors,'
motif
fronts
and
stripes.
Week-end
Selling
EACH
WRAHGELL
-
PETERSBURG
JUNEAU
And
Oiher
Alaska
Points
Potato.
It's
fre-couked
by
a
cpeciul
process
that
preserves
important
utriments
nd
flavour.
Wvniierful
flavour!
So
take
my
tip
take
a
good
supply
i'reucii's
las'
.mi!
Potato
to
the
cottage
with
you.
Hmrry!
Hurry
I
Kurryt
It's
Your
hut
C.hantm
to
enter
this
110,000
BOYS'
DENIMS
Sanforized,
triple-knee,
denim
pants.
Zipper
front.
Sizes
6
to
12.
Weekend
Selling
PAIR
Hrrpvy
riolutay
Cortte
t.
And
just
co;
w-iat
you
can
win!
Cash
prit-i
up
I
''
p'us
World-Famous
McBrine
"Cow-eC
Aeropaekt
'
Sorth-ern
Electric
"Spvn'iman"
AC
L
Portable
itailms.
But
enter
now
.
.
.
the
cuniedt
ends
on
July
11th!
Simply
write,
in
fi
words
or
U-h,
tfy
you
like
Blue
Boitnet
Margarine
betsl.
With
crch
entry
Jilts
1
iVri
FRASER
&
PAYNE
enclose
two
end-jlapa
(each
with
the
Cood
House
THE
UNIVERSAL
3rd
Ave.
at
6th
St.
Am
LINES
Office
Opposite
Post
Office
Third
Ave.
keeping
heal
of
Approval)
Irom
ULLt,
lU!NJNi.l
MARGARINE
packages,
or
fatximiltt.
Mail
to
Blue
Bonnet
Sue,
P.O.
Box
tllO,
Toronto,
Ontario.
Yes,
entar
Blue
Bonnet
Sue's
All-Canadian
.
Contest
today.
You
stiU
have
time
to
via
each
aid
merchandise
for
a
kappjr
nolidair!
Phone
266