I
Prince
Kupert
Daily
New
Wednesday,
April
23,
19f,2
"Everything
for
Baby"
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reur
Respond
lo
Unclaimed
Goods
Lltt'e
resnonse
ha
been
noiimrl
at
the
Civic
Centre
to
a
recent
A
very
large
shipment
of
Stork
Croft
Coby
Furniture
has
just
arrived..
.
.
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CRIBS
HIGH
CHAIRS
BASSINETTES
BA-BE-DE-LITES
COMMODES
Gordon
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story
concerning
unclaimed
ar-
'
,
Following
Follo'lrS
the
le
sale,
sale,
the
the
tUh
tUh
was
was
tides
of
clothing
and
other
Uoms
,
cd
for
freezing
ln
the
Rya-which
have
collected
during
the
plant
winter
months.
.
;
:
"And
unless
these
items
are
l
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I
claimed
in
the
:
A?
HriWKllKnn
very
near
future,
JOnC
AT?
IIO
WKIUiUII
.
they
will
be
sold
on
a
rummage-
:
Fale
basis."
warns
Rowland
Miles,
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,
Anderson
46
aj
t
1
endU'stly
'Vatt;n
usl'fu
"
any
woman's
ward-io,,.
Nylon
is
a
"natural"
fr
a
white
blouse-washes
cas
ly,
drier
quick
y.
and
needs
little
or
no
ironing.
Phone
,
l-SvrsunaU
Mrs.
John
Clausen
and
daughter,
Mrs.
Chris
Fcj&suin
saited
on
the
Coquitlam
yesterday
aftcr-Jiocn
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Jack
Edmondscn,
after
a
visit
to
his
home
here,
left
by
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
flight
Tues-
uay
lor
n.uimat
where
he
us
a
foreman
carpenter
on
the
Alean
G.
M.
Ferguson,
comptroller
of
B.
C.
Packers,
who
has
been
here
for
the
bast
few
davs
.in
rompany
basiness,
will
sail
to-
morrow
nlfrhi
htr
tViA
Prlnn
t5.,
n
-
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-
a
"J
wic
iv.c
iiu-
pert
on
nis
reiurn
to
Vancouver
,'1Ti
?
?ry
C
is
and
T
SiarmemberftKi-v
memberi
of
tnc
Rotary
choir
K.
F.
Fraser
of
the
B.
C
Pafk-
ers,
Vancouver,
who
has
been
W
forX'pVfcw
avs
on
business
ln
connection
with
the
change
of
management
of
Albert
CANADIAN
CLUB
TRAVELS
,)i)t(t(r
n.-i.)--t-x)-w-
"ZZs
i
i
n
n
n
?
f
ra
Penny
Wise"
Takes
Local
Women
to
Korea,
Japan
and
Other
Interesting
Places
"I
was
born
with
itchy
feet,"
Miss
Evelyn
the
sprightly
columnist
known
as
"Pmn,,
w;'
l
Prince
Rupert's
1
largest
selection
f
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)
of
Luggage
f&?K
1
hos
just
arrived
in
I
1
I
T
Foihlon
Footwco,.
(j',1
.
jl
;-c,ubBo3S
ssji1
Ladies'
3-pce.
Sets
,
f
Ladies'
Twin
Sets
L'
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Fashion
Footwear
told
a
large
audience
of
the
en.
uic-
egiuii
Auuiionum
.
l
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,
,
jnc
nuiiureu
ana
len
members
Tokvn.
Korea
and
the
principal
cities
Australia,
concluding
wHh
the
Royal
Tour
across
Canada.
'
Honolulu
is
not
overated
"
said
the
speaker.
"It
Is
just
like
ithe
pictures
-
snarkline
b
Z
water,
nalm
tree.
..rf
hh.,.
Bulkley
Valley
Concerned
Over
Dental
Service
Lack
and
always
a
ful
moon.1
TTTT
1
T,MXr
A
A
At
a.
the
it
i
last
,
meeting
,.
&
of
.
the
m
Telkwa
VV
omen
,
.
s
Institute
.
the
members
were
unanimous
in
The
native
feast
or
"Lvav"
was
enjoyed
but
not
"Pol",
which
tasted
like
"gray
flannel
underwear
boiled
without
salt."
To
the
delight
of
her
audience,
Miss
Caldwell
demonstrated
the
"Hula"
while
singing:
'The
Utile
brown-
gal
In
the
little
Knuss
skirt
In
the
little
grass
hut
In
Kr.waii."
Sydney,
Australia,
was
des-
Twenty
Cents
For
Halibut
,
Twelve
thousand
pminds
of
halibut
brought
in
yesterday
by
(the
American-vessel
J.
C.
Ed-
wards,
under
charter
to
the
In-;
tei
national
Fisheries
Commis-.
sion
In
connection
with
tagging
operations,
was
sold
yesterday
on
'the
loral
Fish
Exchange
to
the
;
Royal
Fish
Co.
'
With
B.C.
Packers
and
Atlin
'FIshc.'i'-'S
also
bidding,
the
price
was
run
to
20.1c.
10c
and
15c.
VlillUf
lU
VII
K
J.
P.
Hawkinson
of
Stewart
is
in
Prince
Rupert,
renewing
many
old
friendships.
His
home
is
in
1
Stewart
where
hp
hai
hrpfl
since
the
early
days,
and
f
?w
-,f
of
tun
the
-,1-r
old"
t;mc
timers
are
u.w.,.
better
known.
Turing
.'biuig
the
111
.
.
Second
tJC-UilU
.
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r.i..ni
tir
i
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:
Prince
Rupert,
being
ii
busings
'hCre
f
that
PCrid-
s,
UHaST
Oregon
loggers
have
been,
active
in
this
part
.Vol
the
district
in
connection
-with
tho
work
of
the
Cellulose
.
Cp.
.
lodging
"
crews.'
Stewart
is
a
ccntro
of
operations
and
the
change
can
be
nrted,
in.
a
business
way.
.
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ffi
A
three-man
Nor-
wcgian
welfare
team
after
18
months
operating
a
United
Na-i
tions
camp
for
Korean
war
refu-,
gees
returned
on
a
month's
furT
lough.
Established
under
personal
supervision
of
the
Norwe-
gians,
at
trw
camp
on
Kojedo
Island
provides
shelter
for
76,000
V
nt
This
advtrtisement
is
not
published
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Or?,
-v
Ix;t
Coke
join
your
gay
r.rlbed
as
"very
much
like
Lou-
Caldwell
travelled
on
a'
special
nat"res
to
a
Petition
to
be
sent
den.
with
red
brick
buildings,
train
which
preceded
the
Royal
?
,th
members
the
Provin-douole-deckrr
busses
and
even
train
by
half
an
hour
Manv
f
Gverrimcnt
in
order
to
Hyde
Park."
The
people
are
very
intimate
gllmps
of
the
Roval
b
t0,
H)elr
aUc"""
the
Independent.
';
Couple
were
shared
with
th
v
e
.
.
:"U!C
loriunate
Seagrams
Croum
Royal
Seagrams
V.O.
Seagram's
"83"
Seagrams
King's
Plate
Seagram
Special
Old
i
,
i
I
Women's
Canadian
Club
last
evenintr
o
T'nrvn
cu
A'
0
M8nS-l
war
Ham-
i
,H
f'
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n.e
thoU"
sand
n
Um
to
t
?
Tky0
Seoul
t
?.
ven
in
her
"u"ur
uy
lne
trooPs
TO
IRELAND
The
highlights
of
a
trip
to
neiana
were
a
visit
with
her
parents
and
a
ten
minute
inter-1
vlnnr
writ
V
Ti,
;
i.
.
&monn
oe
vaicra.
Paris
was
visited.
The
ordinary
woman
on
thp
strict
nf
Pori
ii.
not
as
smartly
dressed
as
an
i
American
or
Canadian
woman
,
But
the
fashion
shows
are
ex-
i
(
client.
I
I
On
the
Royal
Tour
of
Canada
ps
n
.mJ
-f
th.
X.7.Z
.urJicnce
,
,
.
We
are
fortunate
to
have
lZur
QUCrn'
declar?d
U",
'PThe
nre.ident
Mrs.
F.
K
An-
field,
thnnked
Miss
Caldwell
for
her
"interesting
and
humorous
talk.
Mrs.
J.J.
Donaldson
accomp-
QninH
thn
cinnin
n
r'
p."
reader
St.
Peter's
Woman's
Auxili-1
ary
bazaar,
Thursday,
April
24,
j
2:30
to
5:00
p.m.
Home
cooking
i
e'vint,
candy,
white
elephant!
tea
room.
(He)!
Attention
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowlers
-
The
annual
banquet
will
tnke
place
this
Saturday,
April
2G.
at
7
p.m.,
at
the
Oddfellows'
Hall.
All
league
members
invited
to
attend.
(90ei
DON'T
FORGET
Civic
Centre
TEEN
CLUB
DANCE
Friday,
April
25
9
Till
12
p.m.
In
the
Small
Gym
at
your
Civ'c
Centre
Doors
close
at
10:30
Prices:
Civic
Centre
Members
..
25c
Non-members
50c
Melbourne
was
a
combination
rf
Toronto
and
Paris.
Canberra
the
capital
city
of
Australia,
re-remblod
Washington,
D.C.
Many
of
the
houses
in
Brisbane.
In
Northern
Australia
were
built
above
the
ground
on
piles
because
of
the
extreme
heat
IN
KOREA
In
complete
brittle
dress
Miss
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'-
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qt
displiytd
by
thi
Liquor
Control
Board
or
b
-
r
the
Government
of
B:i'!:ti
Co
umbia
Caldwell
arrived
in
Korea
in
and
"God
Save
the
Queen."
Ume
to
greet
the
Canadian
a
pleasant
social
time
was
en-Twenty-Fifth
Brigade
with
Brig-
joyed
over
coffee
and
delicious
adicr
Rockinginm.
'
refreshments
served
by
Mrs.
Pv
ieep.
the
Princess
Pats
were
William
Rothwell.
visited.
.
iissoming
for:
h
dre.v-es
which
rack
and
un-
Ltiiuliy
in")
any
I
one
has
m
uni
ts
scattered
owr
l,rfare
of
nylon
L
IJotmg
Untied
i
jof
!
i
Dumas
i
I
Hamilton
Dumas,
daugh-
Stephen
Dumas
,
of
Prlncv
Ru-
l
ne
OMflf
oi
jonn
r,
son
of
Mr.
and
iumllton;
also
of
at
a
quiet
but
I
v
o:i
the
evening
ae
ivctii:y
of
the
Aiir.uncnation.
a:e
bv
-,or
bro-
j-jmas,
'ne
bride
.vc
p
c:u
e
in
her
(
!i
tf
Chan-ina
length,
i'rap-hi:,:
.'aektt
but-'Ck
with
lilyiomt
e
.nou.
'i'
length
i
hip
with
tiara
e'.rd
the
costume
bouquet
of
red
I,
'.iTuit.ons
iju
!!
was
m:ss
titer
of
the
bride,
f"?
u'
and
taffeta,
f
a.
a::d
matching
f
!
Kele!i
n.unilto
i,
givutn,
who,
as
jie
n.ativc
nylon
ina
length
.
tteaciurtss.
Both
"
pl"-l
a;.i
man
e
rd
r-
(1
Stephen
"
ur
lom.sairi,.
;
("""-':'t'y
a
T-!-j
'
tile
h
:nr
of
i
til"
bi
:!e
616
West.
,
'
o
was
ec'i'i-d
tin:;.
-t,lvr
wa.s
rluiy
lr.
Samara,
the
;aree
Batherir,!.
r,f
;i"ierids.
propped
a
''f
to
which
the
d
Al
San
ford
lsl
to
the
brides-
'
C'Wplc
to
rert
ivc
1
tlv
brid-'s
n"
R
cen
dres
-n
da
ker
r?
jf
Puilt
rsrnalinj-.s
w
or
tin
sr.,r,r.i
tr''ss
with
U'ne
4
of
pt!
k
'f4hmM-.:s
w.-re
.
i.,K
'-imee.
m
s
.,Cai""ie
Clout
icr
'
1
and
Miss
Pamine
."wpuun,
the;
honeymo(m
trip
""battle,
follow-
'
r'irn
to
the
"ewdenee
on
Atlin
bride
chose
;t
m
"ue
blue
suit
acces-
and
roomhave
both
c
circle
has
Th
and
"iWnt
j,.!ne
Prince
Ru-
",
to-operative
By
Courtesy
""t
Mcdicol
A
c.
ln,structr
and
in
charge
j
ment.-
'
Unclaimed
garments
include
running
shoes.
jackcU.
scarves,
ElOVCS,
coats,
cans
skirts
anH
shorts
in
variety
of
sizes
and
rnlnrs.
'
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SIfrl
T
A
XT
Tl
.
,
,
,
..
.
.
,
on
tne
Prince
Rupert
todav
'
from
8
tfiP
10
FalIS'
Kcr
!.
visitor
,
the
cl;
connectK.il
with
his
realty
business
here,
arriving
to-
day
on
tne
Prince
Rupert.
.
Engineer
Norm
Jack.-on.
with
t,le
Cfnndian
Na'ionai
Railway
at
&mitner-
returned
on
the
iviu.
ubusuii
ana
iwo
aaugniers.j
I
i
,
'
over
the
prospect
of
the
without
the
services
of
a-;
'
"
'
'
;
doctor
and
a
barber,
local
peo-
I
Ple
can
sec
no
reason
why
nei-
ther
can
obtain
permission
to
i
Practise
here
now.
j
NEW
PRICES
on
General
Electric
APPLIANCES
o
F90
Steam
Iron
24.95
F80
Feather
Wciqht
Iron
14.50
K42
Kettle
.
..
14.50
T22
Toaster
'
2
slice
14.50
T12
Toaster
9.95
T19
Toaster
9.95
320
Hcatinn
Pf
CS11
Floor
Polisher
64.50
o
Northern
B.
Power
Co.,
Ltd.
PHONE
210
Prince
Rupert,
B.
Stewart,
B.
C.
v
100
WHEAT
X
There's
notliiug
lilce
giving
folks
what
they
want
;
I
y
!exPressinff
tneir
concern
whole
district
being
again
,
.
..
.
00
les,aent
ntlSt.
If
tne
rientist
now
in
Slithers
ls
not
allowecl
to
stay
the
lad-
Ips
are
organized
to
stump
the
r0",nry
"n
foot'
on
hrseback
and
ln
automobiles"
to
get
sig-
enougn
to
have
the
money
nec-
essary
to
get
proiessionai
serv-
lres
at
some
distant
int
As
Telkwa
has
-
many
times
the
PaSt
8UpPrtCd
b0th
a
Attention
All
Elks
D!
jt-ict.
Deputy.
Brother
Verne
Taylo-,
wi'l
v;slt
us
Thursday
of
thh
week.
All
members
are
tn
nd
ASK
ro
SCOTLAND'S
FAVOUIITf
SON
JOHNNIE
WALKER
SCOTCH
WHISKY
m
uro
-Stilt
Gotni
Stron
j
If
I
IHxlitlvtl.
Hlrnrlcrf
ami
Holt
led
in
Scotland
Content
lid'fc
oe,
JOHN
WALKER
A
SONS
LTD.
Scofeh
Whisky
Distillers
1
KILMARNOCK,
SCOTtAND
,
n.?
This
advcmscmeni
in
nut
published
r
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
of
KHI1U
W
U.V
I(1C
UUVC1UIUC11I
British
Columbia.
ir.rv;i
r
h
Greats
Cereal
!
"The
mud
and
dust
in
Korea
tire
indescribable,"
said
the
speaker.
"The
boys
need
cheering.
Send
them
"Whodunit""
magazines
and
above
all
keep
the
letters
coming."
As
she
saw
life
op
the
front
lines
-Miss
Caldwell
was
convinced
that
"it
ls
very
very
right
for
our
soldiers
to
be
In
Korea."
She
spoke
of
the
coniradship
between
the
United
Nations
troeps
ond
the
South
Koreans.
The
present
pl?2it
of
the
OicVn
pern!c
wis
grr.phically
rnd
sympathetically
described.
Citv
pf
Seoul
ls
ln
complete
and
utter
ruin.
It
is
as
badlv
b:it-
Here's
how
to
mix
WdtlK.
:
fSif
ENGLISH
!
MUSTARD
L
TAKE
4
cup
Colmon'i
Dry
Milliard
2
tablespoon
water
Mix
gradually
widi
cold
water
tc
consistency
of
thkk
cremn,
stirring
well
to
hrcuk
up
all
lumps.
Let
stnnil
10
minutes
to
develop
full
flavour.
Never
add
fresh
mustard
mold.
Mix
more
as
needed.
Oilman's
Dry
Mustard
is
just
what
you're
looking
for
to
give
that
much-needed
flavour
fillip
to
to-day'i
economy
dishes.
CMIH
WMUMW
FAMILY
Mil
tii
in
iinniFfiT
t?non
J
m
if
WW
KW.i
of
the
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