Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Friday,
June
12,
3953
Mrs.
Woodside
Motors
South
Mrs.
G.
P.
Woodside
and
threr
JUN
21st
'A
B
'
V
1
children
left
today
on.
a
motor
j
trip
to
Vancouver.
They
were
accompanied
by
Mr.
Fred
Math-eson,
father
of
Mrs.
Woodside,
and
Mrs.
Lilian
Mjller,
1429
Pig-gott
Place.
Mrs.
Woodside
and
family
will
visit
with
relatives
among
whom
j
will
be
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
P.
Wood-'
side
at
White
Rock,
B.C.
Mr.
1
Woodside
was
a
long-time
resi-
cent
of
Prince
Rupert,
having
j
been
connected
with
the
Can-
;
...FATHER'S
DAY
PHILLISHAVE...
electric
shaver
i
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,
'
Wilted
Lettuce
Recommended
As
'Favorite'
OTTAWA
CPWhen
the
department
of
agriculture,
consumer
section,
starts
recommending
"that
old
fashioned
favorite
wilted
lettuce"
It's
time
to
investigate.
But
wilted
lettuce
they
said
and
wilted
lettuce
they
mean.
And
here's
the
recipe
which
should
serve
six:
Six
slices
chopped
bacon;
one
halt
cup
chopped
onion;
one-third
to
one-half
cup
vinegar;
1
teaspoon
sugar
optional;
10
cups
leaf
lettuce,
2
quarts,
broken
into
large
pieces
salt
and
pepper
to
taste.
Cook
the
chopped
bacon
until
it
is
crisp
and
brown.
Add
chopped
onion
to
hot
fat
and
saute
the
onion
until
it
turns
yellow.
Now
add
one-third
to
nne-hnlf
J
i
11
,11
edian
Customs
for
many
years.
The
Sportsman
Mrs.
Miller
will
travel
to
Ke-lowna
for
a
visit
with
her
family
prior
to
enrolling
at
summer
school
in
Victoria.
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find
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IS'
FOLLOWS
FATHER
CALGARY
(CP)
For
the
first
time
here
a
Supreme
Court
judge
admitted
his
son
to
the
bar.
William
G.
N.
Egbert
of
Calgary
was
called
to
the
bar
before
his
father;
Mr.
Justice
W.
G.
Egbert.
The
young
lawyer
was
graduated
from
the
University
of
Alberta
law
school
last
year.
cup
vinegar,
depending
on
how
tangy
you
like
it
and
add
the
sugar,
If
desired.
When
the
vincaar
is
heated
4.
-
6
volts,
can
be
plugged
into
the
cigarette
lighter
in
your
car
...
or
will
operate
on
the
power
of
three
flashlight
batteries
held
in
a
beautiful
plastic
case.
Case
also
has
built-in
mirror.
Just
the
gift
for
the
traveller
or
f
O
A
Q
C
sportsman
v
ji'
The
Regular
As
is
the
Sportsman,
it
is
unmatched
by
any
other
shaver
.
.
.
You'll
find
rillLLISILWE
will
give
you
the
easiest,
fmoothest,
cleanest
shave
you've
ever
had.
Blades
are
of
stcei,
and
are
self-sharpening.
aao.
nan
lettuce,
cover
pan
and
cook
until
the
lettuce
is
just
FLl'FFY,
the
kitten,
wants
everybody
to
know
about
her
special
feet,
so
she
climbs
up
over
a
plate-glass
tabletop
to
show
that
she
possesses
an
extra
toe
on
each
tiny
tootsic.
Owned
by
12-year-old
Pat
Moorhead
of
Kenilworth,
111.,
the
kitty
will
be
a
real
terror
with
24
claws
when
she
grows
up.
-
Right
now,
though,
she's
just
a
cute
ball
of
fur.
RLIZA15KTII
WEISTKON
of
New
York
City,
winner
of
a
,ii
p,pc
sculpture
contest,
turns
to
some
new
work
after
the
SI,
000
prize.
This
time
her
two
children,
Betsy,
six,
tbbie.
four,
were
the
models.
The
youngsters
helped
their
i
tun
the
conUst
by
giving
her
sculptor's
UhjIs
on
birthdays,
mas
and
other
holidays.
willed,
but
no
longer.
Season
with
salt
and
nenner
and
serve
hot.
'-''I.
JkasaKA
m-
mu
Hum
aul-Pottle
Rites
Held
I,
oronalion
for
your
money
JIM
&
i
St.
Andrew's
Church
v
Attractive,
real
leather
travelling
case
....
$29-75
Low
down
payment
.
.
.
easy
budget
terms
W
Women
'
AnLeatj
P
ue
iue
Kdith
lttlc,
daughter
of
Mrs.
Alice
,
701
McIJride
Street,
and
John
Gardiner
Paul,
This
TEN
DAY
FREE
TRIAL
.
.
.
You
ars
under
no
obligation
to
buy
shaver
is
guaranteed
to
shave
you,
or
YOUR
MONEY
BACK.
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Paul,
118
Ninth
Street,
recently
united
in
marriage
in
Sh
Andrew's
drul.
DOES
DAD
NEED
A
BRIEFCASE?
A
well
patronized
Coronation
tea
party,
given
by
the
Catholic
Women's
League,
was
held
yesterday
at
the
home-of
Mrs.
M
P.
McCaffery
where
each
room
had
been
tastefully
decorated
with
portraits
of
Their
Majesties.
Mrs.
A.
Brebner
and
Mrs.
McCaffery
received
the
guests
and
Mrs.
R.
Brett
acted
as
cashier.
The
cooking
was
done
by
Mr.?,
R.
Fleming
and
Mrs.
V.
Garon.
md
making
the
beverages
in
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
S.
Dickens,
Mrs.
O.
Wingham.
Mrs.
L.
Evans
and
Mrs.
L.
Dolron.
Also
working
tnrd
but
enioy-'ng
themselves
were
Mrs.
O.
Fa-hey,
Mrs.
G.
Wells,
Mrs.
V
Rowse
who
wore
serving,
and
Mrs.
H.
T.
Ri)os
and
Mrs.
S.
Amour
who
were
pouring.
The
door
prize,
a
'ham.
wis
VANCOUVER
7ia
Waypoints
SUNDAY
BS
Camosun,
8
p.m.
FRIDAY
SS
Coquitlam,
8
pjii.
ALICE
ARM
and
STEWART
Friday,
Camosun,
Midnight
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CIIAKLOTTE
ISLANDS
June
17,
July
1
SS
Coquitlam,
Midnight
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SS
Coquitlam,
Midnight
June
10
and
24
FRANK
i.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
I
Every
style
you
con
imagine.
AH
genuine
leather
.
.
.
Long
wearing
.
.
.
i
in
inurrlage
by
her
rl-
.ih'T
William
Puttie,
the
taifcid
fharmint!
in
a
oallrrina
dress
of
nylon
r
taffeta
with
a
strap-Iue
and
tulle
bolero.
A
vil
was
held
in
place
...do
(if
seed
pearls.
w.rc
a
cameo
pend.nt
r.
to
her
mother
aud
a
bouquet
of
red
rose
lite
iris.
Arline
Pottle,
matron
of
wore
a
ballerina
lenh
:iu-
dress
of
blue
tulle
taffeta
and
matching
"ff.
"maid.s
Miss
Jean
Sharpe
!lSf
Hnlvrtl
Paul
n
l"tiuth
dresses
in
pule
nrl
nalc
ereen
nvlon
tu!l".
Canon
Prockter
toasted
the
bride,
and
the
groom
responded,
and
Mr.
Reginald
Ronald,
the
groomsman,
toasted
the
bridesmaids
and
also
read
the
many
telegrams
of
congratulation.
The
honeymoon
is
to
be
spent
on
a
short
motor
trip
to
the
interior,
and
on
their
return,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
plan
to
reside
at
M40
Eighth.
Avenue
East.
The
ushers
were
Mr.
Dave
Blaekhall
-
and
Mr.
Norman
Shenton,
and
acting
as
servl-leiirs
were
the
Misses
Marjorie
Way,
Joan
Anderson,
Kay
and
Doreen
Paul,
and
Mrs.
Irene
Mitchell.
Certificates
To
be
Given
1
I
An
attractive
gitt
tor
Dad.
Priced
from
$.25
t0
$29'50
FATHER'S
DAY
CARDS
B,,
Cin
Expressly
designed
to
convey
your
thoughts
and
wishes
to
Dad
in
your
own
particular
way
,
.
Wide,
selection.
.
"
CHOOSE
YOURS
TODAY!
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Contra.
Board
or
by
the
Government
oi
British
Columbia.
won
by
Larry
Bond,
and
the
second
prize
of
a
Coronitioni
'
plate,
went
to
Mary
Astoria.
'
0t
Ifi'ta
w,itix,now(ii:ecl
hcixj
P')th
carried
eolonLil
ts
of
roses
and
sprlnv:
!
Keeping
YOUR
Dollars
at
Par
J
One
ol
the
most
difficult
problems
facing
OPTOMETRIST
,
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone.
Building
Phone
Blue
593
..
.
w
v-wwiv-i
l
bribe's
mother
w-rn
p
i
white
nylon
print
dress.
I
The
ccrtifies'tes
for
'nil
ttvi.se
ns
accessories
with
a
1
who
passed
the
Sccut
Training
'
of
pink
rosebuds;
th
Course
will
be
presented
at
a
Tom's
mother,
a
black
le-unlon
party
to
take
place
at
crepe
with
white
trim
the
Anglican
Cathedral
Monday.
Jfk
and
white
accessories
p,
K.
Anfield,
Scout
commis-corsage
of
pink
rosebuds.
!
sloner,
said
today,
reception
was
held
at
the
Mr,
Anfield
also
has
applica-a
Hall.
A
three-tir
tion
forms
for
those
who
wish
cake
on
a
lace
centre-
to
take
the
correspondence
RCA
SCOOPS
THE
ELECTRIC
RANGE
MARKET
-
WATCH
FOR
IT
"as
attractively
decorated
course,
and
for
those
who
would
today's
earners
is
concerned
with
the
diffi-cuity
of
buying
dollars
for
future
use
which
y
will,
when
used,
still
be
worth
the
dollars
f
y
that
are
paid
for
them
today.
We
suggest
Ihat
prudent
Investing
in
Canadian
Invest-ment
Fund
will
go
a
long
way
toward
.
(
j.
"-olving
that
problem.
Canadian
Investment
f
y
ik
Fund
represents
a
constantly
supervised
Kr
I
Interest
in
over
60
of
Canada's
strongest
t
j
companies.
C.I.F.
pays
regular
quarterly
dividends
based
on
the
earnings
of
those
Vf
vOj
companies.
These
dividends
are
automati-
Ly4
f
cally
attuned
to
the
real
value
of
the
dollar
at
any'
time
they
are
paid
out.
Investing
t
yt
in
C.I.F.
is
one
of
the
surest
ways
of
making
y
""re
the
dollars
you
save
today
are
worth
Tyj
y
'he
dollars
you
will
spend
in
your
later
fX
years.
v4
jA
Mail
this
coupon
today
tor
particulars
''
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YA
McMAHON
&
BURNS
LTD-
26
W..t
P.nd.r
SI.
Vontouver
J,
I.C.
yyA
name.
'
with
pink
and
white
like
to
register
for
nctive
work
ions
and
pink
candles,
as
scouters
next
fall.
en
in
AND
GET
00
TTrvnrr
lulose
waders
,
Annual
P.oss's
Breakfast
of
!
he
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
J
Club
to
be
!rid
in
the
Broadway
Cafe,
Saturday,
June
13,
7
0
ia.m.
(1S3)
or
ficials
on
trict
Tour
officii
is
of
the
Can-'
Ctifmippl
find
Ccllulo:-,?
"V
left
here
!'st
night
for
UVf
r
(in
completion
of
an
ii"n
tnur
of
the
com-ope
rations
at
Edmonton
nnd
Prince
R"pcrt.
,rtl'd
In
tlie
nartv
w;
NOT'C3
The
Board
of
School
'Trustees
requests
par-nt
to
reuister
Ivftinners
for
the
fall
term
Pt
the
nearest
school
bv
June
17.
Children
must
be
six
years
old
bv
November
30.
1C53,
to
be
eliTible
for
nrollment.
Myrtle
M.
Roper,
ecietary-Tieasuicr,
Schocl
District
No.
52.
(1361
IT'S
THE
SURE
WAY!
"irth
rtmwn
wl-p.-irrsl-
the
Brown
Pulp
pn-i
iifwly-app-ihited
'
exco-rt'e-presifient
if
th
""i-f'lU'inical
and
Ccllulos-?
"V
i"
charge
of
west
nncrilinns.
Mr.
Blown.
:'ii(i,itm,,nt
becomes
In
October.
,wi'l
havo
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CLOTHING
i'lirlft-s
ui
Viir'niivfn
ANNOUNCING
Schedule
Chan3cs
for
Roller
Skating
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Adult
Skalc
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Mi.
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p.m.
to
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and
pvm-'n
this
rclon.
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offir-c-5
with
M
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.
Wo'c
M.
W.
MitckenK'-'""
vlce-prr-slrlent.
w"l''"n,
president
of
t
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f'"l)
pnd
Piper
(Wn
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n
dlvrclor.
fh'rle-j
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(M.-rrlor
of
fores!
rv
1'i'liinilii
!
rvilnlnsc
Ci-m-;,D(I
Cellar
Devclniinienl
''"V.
Was
also
ill
the
pai
tv.
.
.
.
CLOTHES
THAT
ARE
FASHIONED
OF
THE
FINEST
MATERIALS
BY
HANDS1
SKILLED
IN
THE
TAILORING
CRAFT
...
.
.
.
FOa
AN
INVESTMENT
,!N
GOOD
APPEARANCE
MAKE
YOUR
NEXT
SUIT
A
SHIFFER-HILLMAN.
"aVP
Pitnco
Diimirl
ll
his
-ck-cnd.
'
always
insist
n"f
-k
Built-in
"Hide-Away"
griddle
...
for
greaseless
grilling
.
.
Pancakes,
steaks
and
chops
at
their
finest.
k
Four
7-hcat
surface
units.
Bar-B-Kcwcr
Oven
witli
controlled
radiant
heat.
ik
Elements
hinged
for
easiest
cleaning.
w
McRAIE:BEKS.'lTI
AITS
And
NiCKERSOW
MEN'S
WEAR
..foremost
in
frozen
foods
"THE
STORE
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT"
Phone
6
And
36