The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
March
30,
1954
Ahfield
Urges
Trial
For
U.K.
Penal
Plan
Friends
Fete
Eileen
.Trapp
Miss
Eileen
Trapp,
bride-elect
R.
Taper.
Mrs.
S.
F.
Bush,
Mrs.
of
next
month,
was
honored
last
C.
Painter,
Mrs.
W.
Allaire,
Mrs.
night
at
a
miscellaneous
shower
G.
Trapp,
Mrs.
O.
Thompson,
a,
the
hor-e
of
Mrs.
J.
Ridsdale,
Mrs.
H.
Hampton
and
Mrs.
E.
889
Borden
Street.
Christlson.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr
as
co-hostess
j
lor
the
event,
for
which
the:
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r,
i
n.
,
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Dj!V
UH
Kid
room
was
graced
with
pretty!
probation,
based
on
the
con
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and
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pornnoLE
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WITH
SENSATIONAL
NEW!
1
SPEED
SELECTOR
!
II
massing
J
,till
fabulous
L
fact
that
the
l,ld
rush
'ever
j
for
50
yeW
I
famed
Yukon
L
packrd
up
tiling
away
n
fabulous
today
Irrhcd
expect-L
of
a
now
era
I,
mining
dls-JU&
of
fantastic
f
quick
suc-.
and
of
a
re-jmrs.
.
.
.
jtv
is
a
melting
citizenry
iWe
from
all
I.nt,
even
from
;
found
In
this
Lilly
by
newa-JanHuod.
ere
jpd
Mrs.
ihn-I
particular
tie-I
Mrs.
Johnson,
JrfT
Mitchell
Is
Xti
Mitchell
of
uih.tor
of
Jim
f,t
Vancouver,
jeorff
and
Alei
.
Bill
Umbie
1,-in-law,
Mr.
jdhnson,
senior,
ii
those
fancy
i
n:ly
approved
fcl
Government.
feMrr
of
local
fas
also
found
Aung
pot.
com"
1
w.
An
appeal
for
trial
in
Canada
of
.Great
Britain's
successful
probation
system,,
"the
only
real
solution
to
the
problem
of
'repeater'
criminals"
was
heard
at
last
night's
meeting
of
lh
Prince
Rupert
branch,
Canadian
Cancer
Society.
F.
E.
-
Anfield,
Indian
agent
here,
who
was
formerly
connected
with
B.C.
penal
Institutions,
told
the
group
tliat
recidivism,,
the
problem
of
prison
repeaters,
was
a
cancer
in
the
soclallglcal
term,
and
that
,
continued
Imprisonment
was
not
the
cure.
.
'
-.
SYSTEM
FAILS
Noting
that
in
the
Jails
of
one
Canadian
province
In
one
year
there
were
12,000
repeaters,
men
and
women
"or
whom
our
penal
system
had
failed."
he
said
that
condemnation
and
punishment
were
not
the
answer.
'
,'
Instead,
he
said,
through
a
probation
systenv
such
as
Is
now
In
force
In
England,-,
"we
thould
attempt
to
reclaim;
reform
.these
men
,
and
women."
The
overcrowded
conditions
and
criminal
associations
ntt
by
first-offenders
in
Canadian
prisons,
plus
the
degregation
to
both
criminal
and
tils
family,
loss
of
pride;
financial
wor-
rles
and
many
.
other
factors,
tended
to
make
those
offenders
hardened
criminals,
Mr.
Anfield
said.
.
-
...
.
Condemnation
ahd
punish
ment,
through
rl-meous,
were
negative
moves.
The
positive
approach,
he
said,
-would
'
be
pink
and
white
streamers.
Ai
curtain
of
the
streamers,
topped
by
pink
roses
and
salal
leaves,
j
mantcii
me
oriae
s
corner,
ana
two
golden
hearts,
pierced
by
an
arrow
hung
above
her
chair.
Two
large
white
paper
bells
added
i
to
the
decor.
The
gifts
were
presented
by!
Mrs.
Ridsdale
and
little
Miss
Marie
Ridsdale,
in
a
box
repeat-
I
lng
the
pink
and
white
theme.
A
variety
of
games
were
eh-
Joyed
with
the
honoree
winning
several
prizes,
after
which
refreshments
were
served
by
the
j
co-hostcsscs,
featuring
a
Uldc'd
cake,
cut
by
Miss
Trapp.
Invited
guests
included
Mrs.
W.
M.
Glass,
Mrs.
H.
V.
Tatter-
sall,
Mrs.
M.
teuton,
Mrs.
W.
Kangas,
Mrs.
Carl
Strand.
Mrs.
m
m
FOR
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
M
51
4
INCIUOIKG
HANDSOME
I
!
0
FIBERSLAS
CARRYING
CASE
THE
42-IN'CH
TRESSES
of
pretty
Helen
Korovoff
ileft)
fall
prey
to
the
scissors
of
Charles
Lavon,
barber
In
a
San
Francisco
beauty
salon.
Miss
Korovoff,
a
White
Russian
who
emigrated
to
the
U.S.
four
years
ago
from
Harbin,
China,
works
as
a
'Frisco
file
clerk
and
goes
to
Tiisht
school
to
learn
English
and
office
procedures.
At
right,
her
new
short
hairdo
makes
Miss
Korovoff
look
like
a
real
American
debutante.
ower
Smash
Hit
"Born
Yesterday"
Drama
Group's
Next
Vehicle
played
Mitch
in
the
same
production,
now
appears
as
Harry
Brock,
the
junk
man;
After
the
ONLY
$inco
-"
DOWN
$fi-50
w
MONTH
Fully
Guaranteed
:
McRAE
BROS.
Phone
6
or
36
"
'
Tp
Pore
that
Service
Built"
packed
houses
for
."Streetcar,"'
Llttle
Theatre
execn'ive
hasiiary
was
well-attended
by
wo-
Karsh
Vorks,
Bobak
Oddities
Featured
in
Art
Exhibition
In
a
sneak
.
preview
of
the
"In
nUuute
sections,
also
has
Prince
Rupert
Art
Club's
exhlbl-
given
us
some
Interesting
but
Hon,
scheduled
'
foe
tomorrow
weird
paintings.
His
are
mainly
night
and
Thursday,
w
saw
l.such
subjects
as
rocks
in
a
bank,
some
wonderful
photographs
and
watercolors,
In
pale
tones,
on
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre,
whose
recent
production
of
"A
Streetcar
Named
Dseire"
was
received
with
enthusiasm,
will
present,
their
second
show
of
the
season.
"Born
Yesterday,"
early
next
month.
.
-
This
riotous
comedy,
which
won
Ihe
New
York
Critic's
Awaid
t
and
was
eventually
turned
into
a
fuci;ctiiu
movie
un
J
uuy
,
IT.iltWuv
L".ttt
rltrinnltv
a
Rmnfl
-
t
way
smash-hit.
As
with
"Street-j
car"
the
VS.
movie
censor
cuv
out
many
of
the
"spicy"
lines!
and
situations
from
the
orlgind;
cast
Is
using,
and
left
the
movis
-
1
goer
with
a
less
clear
idea
of
;
what
the
author
was
driving
at.
For
though
"Born
Yesterday'
'is
a
fast
movin?
comedy
it
takes
a
man-sized
slam
at
corruptioa
i
In
high
places.
,
It
pul.s
no
nunchci
as
il
tells
of
a
multi-millionaire
junk
man
w
ho
goes
to
Washington
D.C.
to
"buy
me
a
Senator"
and
arrives
with
a
dumo
blonde
who
puts
her
fo-1
in
it
every
time
she
.
,,
nnrt
of
t.h
hinrtwhih
In
the
movie
won
Judy
Holliclay
an
Oscar
will
be
taken
by
Shir-
.
.
...
.
lev
Hill
wnose
aoit
cnaracier
study
of
Eunice,
Ithe
woman
up
-
some
"anything
tat
Jronderf
ul"
nfilntlnir
anH
Rkf1hiH
hT
renowned
Vancouver
a
r
1
1
s
t
s,
Why
Housewives
'
Prefer
In
Canada,
evaporated
milk
users
buy
!
more
Carnation
than
all
.
other
brand
;
1
combined.
Why?
.
v
Carnation
is
Molly
and
Bruno
Bobak.
.
;
-
t
Bruno,
Is
displayed,
and
It
is
The
collection
of
Karsh
pho-'SOod.
Titled
"Ghent"
it
shows
tographs
includes
some'
of
htaimy
transports
parked
In
the
bert:
Churchill.
E
1
a
e
n
h
o
w
r.
j
town
square.
The
only
other
Cleor"e
Bernard
Shaw
Einstein
'
picture
of
Iiuno's
to
attract
us
Susaaid
was
a
beach
scene,,
which
really
V
JT.h.
V,
-171,
Icok-d
like
a
beach
with
drift
-
A
study
of
cartoonist
David
A
,
...
.,.,
,
cept
of
forgiveness
and
the
strong
caring
for
the
weak,
to
attempt
reformation
of
those
men
and
women.
LESS
CRIMINALS
IN
U.K.
Citing
figures
ot
Drove
that,
a
large
percentage
of
criminals
are
reformable,
he
said
that
In
Britain,
where
the
probation
system
Is
used,
there
were
34,-000
persons
in
jail
In
1950,
compared
to
a
population
of
43.000,-000
while'
In
Canada
with
its
population
of
only
15.000.000.
there
were
98,000
persons
in
Jail
In
the
same
year.
studies
of
the
situation
in
Great
Britain
since
the
probation'
system
went
Inio
effect
In
IMS,
showed
that
rehabilita
tion,
or
reformation,
has
now
reached
79
per
cent.
Some,
he
said,
were
not
re-
claimable,
and
those
people
were
the
Job
of
the
prisons
He
also
pointed
to
the
high
cost
of
Canada's
penal
system,
saying
that
the
probation
sys
tem
would
cost
only
a
20th
of
the
present
system's
cost.
In
,
conclusion,
he
told
the
group
that
the
present
prison
system,
.
like
one
bad
apple
In
a
barrel,
could
rot
the
whole
nation,
and
appealed
to
his
listeners
to
seriously
study
the
problem.
.
.The
Canadian
criminal
code
Is-
now
under
study
for
re
Vision,
he
said,
and
one
of
the
best
moves
(or
Canada
would
be
for
the
commission
studying
the
problem
to
recommend
trial
of
the
probation
system
.
such
subjects
as
recks
In
a
bank,
j
;
rnnts
anri
jupriR
I
'
j
'
Only
one
war
picture,
by
.
.
.i..rt
n
..111
iif.
bv
Molly.
A
study
of
two
vases'
v
flo,
,,,,,
beautiful
'
'
'
rihront.
rnlnra
hranrn
v
ntrs
i
and
blue-grej's,
and
as
far
as
we
could
see,
v.as
the
only
one
which
lo'.'ked
completed.
Work
of
loal
arlisLs,
some
of
liinh
Mivirtnrllu
It,
,
viuwl
t
,1
rr)r
.
...
Kinn,,
it,
i..
ou.ji.
u
w
i
hlbition
before
it
oiens
to
the
:
,
PUDC
buc
weonesaay
dnVsdav
nlirht
nignt.
The
ine
I-A1UUIL1U11
Will
H1.M1
UC
open
inursaay
anernoon
ana
even
Ifig,
and
refreshments
will
be
;
served
at
all
se.ssions.-S.Y.
J
!
i
'
i
I
;
view
cemetery.
The
baby
bom
Friday.
March
a
i
Is
survived
by
his
parents,
one
7TanrlmothrMrs.
Wymer,
Lloyl-
.
minster.
Alta.;
grandparents
Mr.
.
and
Mrs.
Pat
Forman:
three
.ri-oo
f
-o-ronrtne.
rntj:
Mr
and
.
Mrs.
F.
Forman.
Peterhead.
Scot-
!
'-"d
and
Mrs.
N.
C.
Nelson.
Oold
'
Lake,
Alta.
j
i
rAfflAfC
UVflvl
Vaa(III
li!uA..lullnn
rl
meetmc
lonirht.
S
.m.
Annun
-
elation
School
hall.
All
Inter-
esled
attend.
(It)
'
Celco
Credit
Union.
3rd
An
-
'
nual
meeting
at
7:30
p.m.
Tucs
-
day,
March
30
In
Club
Lounge,
Civic
Centre,
.
75
f
"YOU
HA
VI.
.
DAT.:"
with
;
the
Kalcn
Consumers
Co-op
Credit
Union,
at
their
annual
i
General
Meeiinn:,
March
31st.
8
p.m.
Civic
Centre,
Common
dessert
.
Low
catches
an
Impish
expres-
slon
s
I'
ne
were
In
the
conceiving
a
new
cartoon.
bIK-
11,
.a
t
L-AAma
t.i
nar
hV
""
"
1
some
beautiful
new
melody
In
his
1
portrait.
John
L.
Lewis
Is
de-j
picted.
almost
literally
with
the
cliip
on
his
shoulder.
!
Ttv
Bobak
collcrtlon
wa
in-,
.
,
.
.
.
,
no
Tl.n
rni,.,if
nnimlB
a
hn
flln
I
stairsi
In
"Streetcar"
won
her
by
Island
fi-riires
were
43.t8
clc-much
credit.
Keith
Faught,
wlio
gnes
nd
31.887
degrees.
Cadette
Section
Mooted
Here
Possibility
of
forming
a
gnU
J.
F.
Magor.
sponsoring
com-cadeiles'
section
to
operate
in
mittee
president
was
in
the
adopted
a
policy
of
reserving
seats
to
avoid
the
rush
at
the
door
on
perfarmance
nights.
;
'Bom
eterday"
Is
directed
bv
Ian
iXibbie,
and
will
play
Monday
and
Tuesday,
April
12
,
,
..
j
10
-
i
1
01,1
J?
I
If
f
f
frS.
vJircliull
II
.
j
lilt
I
i
Mrs.
Ina
Birchall
has
a:
;aiu
madc
aD
clof
Prediction
011
Prince
Rupert
weather
10
w
n
unoincr
ouper-vaiu
guess
inc
j
weather
contest.
1
Mrs
B''all.
who
won
the,
'or
tht
w
k
o
Feb-
r"aiy
10
1u.m11
0.
-1
other
near-exact
prediction
to
1
ln
thp
ltrf
c"n,st'
"f
V11"'
series,
lor
a
total
of
SaO
prize
i
:
money.
She
guessed
maximum
and
J
minimum
temperatures
of
48
12'
-
.
CfCrei'S
ana
afgrw
lur
the
pust
werk.
The
ortlcial
D13-
chair.
Daughters
Drill
Team
Regatta
Bound
Prince
Rupert's
Internation;.'-ly-known
Job's
Daughters
dii'l
1
-nm
will
t-ike
ivirt
in
Ihe
famed
Kelowna
Regatta
next
August,
,
...
..
.f.
..,
,.,
has
The
33-mrmber
teum
nc-
repled
an
Invitation
from
the
regatta
planning
chairman
tn
u
'and
wi),
vlsll
Ulc
okan.
;
,.ily
l
om
Augst
n
to
14.
,
taking
part
in
parades
and
pro-
senting
their
drills.
Other
girls
1
of
the
local
Job's
Daughters
;
and
many
pn".c.
cnts
also
are
cx-
d
t(j
make
ke
the
trip.
Carol
Hill
is
drill
captain
nf
visitea
Kicnrnonu,
v
lrguna,
Long
Beach,
Calif.,
and
t
o-
"J:"-
'
:
some
marvelous
work
durlnr
tht
c.
i
viri
w,
v,.n
hih
ceiJ,
;
An
enjoyable
"shower
.
tea,"
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills,
518
Musgrave
Place,
by
the
Anglican
Women's
Auxil-
men
'
of
the
parish
Saturday
afternoon.
The
shower
saw
uests
bring
many
lovely
articles
for
fniP
in
the
WA
sprinir
bazaar
to
be
held
next
month
Vases
cif
a
variety
of
pretty
.spring
fiowers
were
placed
ibout
the
rooms
for
the
event,
ot
which
Mrs.
Gordon
Reade,
WA
president,
assisted
the
hos-
less
in
receiving.
Presiding
at
the
te
table
were
Mrs.
Surniotis
and
Mrs.
George
Phillipson.
Serving
were
Mrs.
Tom
Christie,
Mrs.
C.
J.
Curric
Mrs
Q
A
Trapp
ana
Mrs.
J.
Ridsdale.
whiie
Mrs.
F.
E.
j
Anfield
and
Mrs.
G.
E.
Moore
j
wcre
in
charge
ot
the
kitchen.
,
-
ISLAM)
PROMNCE
,......,.
'
1
From
Sydney,
N
S.
to
Port
aux
Basuucf.
Ncwtoundland
ferry
terminal,
is
a
dlstai.ee
of
102
miles.
Fast
Passenger
and
Freight
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Vancouver
Friday
and
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
To
Kitimat
Friday
8:00
p.m.
To
Remano
Sunday
8:00
-
p.m.
To
Stewart.
Alice
Arm
Saturday
6:00
a.m.
lo
MasNet
and
North
Queen
Charlottes
Thursday
6:00
a.m.
March
25th,
April
.
8th
and
22nd
To
Koulh
Ouren
Charlottes
Thursday
6:00
a.m.
April
1st,
15th
and
2Jth
,
Passenger
Reservations
Freight
Itookings
UiS
SMITH
Prince
Rupert
Agent
n09
Third
Avenue
Phone
58
serving
B.C.
since
1889
GEMEiimL
'
Now
Stocked
The
Mri
.
were
omciai
tanauian
r
r-
l
Ists.
.
have
sent
some
rather
pecumr
wonts
w
rniicc
ujn.
fomv
minaK
wem.s
w
iiavu
;
combined
the
modern
mode-
of
impressionism
with
a
childish;
technique,
so
that
her
sketches
land
wondering
h
snouiu
t-ion
to
enti-r
iinspiel.
or
rc-
the
rink
Back
It
s
former
clt
-
his
living
be-and
the
Peace
;
-s
both
places
is
Donald
Fer-Mr.
and
Mrs.
,
711
OrcnvlUe
I'lir-
oi
John
I'
H-ton
Daw-
Itehorse
bus
Hong
the
917
Highway.
Be-,o'i
I
al.o
the
j
n;
oft
and
.
parrels,
sell-
al
mall
stumps,
route
!nd
says,
'
stops
Cuinj
Juried
by
their
t..fh
begins
at
I
(reck.
-.
If
'it
tnr
huii-S?m
thf
norlh-Wmiihiwl
iKjK.its
tiibhinr.
won-ic.
tremendous
P'us
!
iDous
artrihulps.
Ncrful
future.
jixrus"
for
his
ri-sidcnt
of
the
Chamber
of
also
g
lawyer,
ii
hr
one
j
sailing
out
fun.
Itudv
An-
grin
from
be-r
of
thr
Rsnlc
to
be
forked
Jy's
only
re-
n
transferred
m
Rupert,
Is
r
ion?
pnoucrh.
P
fur
Kelowna.
giiod
In
Daw-
fre
Allard
and
n.
formerly
of
'nd
Is
called
ltd,
like
a
lot
after
th
post
erected
ffecs.
Mile
Zero
t
of
the
Alaska
I
Phone
number
iness
Is
boom-r?c.
according
fcimcr
nrnslrtnnt
E
Supert
Javcees
Jf
Urummlng
up
Fort
at.
John
s
and
has
candidate
for
'"'
-president.
Ho
V'ot,
but
Is
mc
conslttcra-
"sstfn
of
Van-v
moved
his
'"to
new
F1
from
one
f"
to
another.
modcrnly
s-
Gcome
ui,"i
P
"varied
and
bulKliiv,
-
r
a
uonl
ii.,n
,stoie.
then'
a
'"U'-Sc
slopped.
v
'lev.
llKu
h
'
"I
riinin
1J,.
f;'
Culliedial,
...MILK,
and
oils,
while
putting
over
the
g-j
()
fl
genernl
Idea
of
the
subject,
look
Jor
nlant
'
as
If
they
had
bceii
drawn
by
a
youngster
with
good
Ideas
but
a
Funeral
services
for
the
infant
shaky
hand.
.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nell
Forman.
Bruno
Bobak.
w
hosf
passion
940
Ambrose
Avenue
were
held
is
nature,
not
In
the
whole
but
yesterday
afternoon
from
Gren-
vllle
Court
Chanel
of
B.C.
Under-
'
takers.
Rev.
L.
O.
Sleber
offi-Zrrtim
KOrtOrtC
'-1
elated.
Interment
was
at
Falr-
conjunction
with
the
Prime
Ru-
pert
air
cadet
squadron
was
dls-
cussed
last
niMht
at
the
nionllily
mert.ing
of
the
squadron
spoil's
soring
committee.
Fornintion
of
girl
radettc
units
recently
received
the
official
approval
ot
me
Air
Cadet
League
of
Canada
and
steps
arc
now
bcini
taken
lo
gain
the
support
of
the
RCAF.
Numerous
girl
endctte
units
arc
nlreai.y
in
existence.
it
wa
.
si
i
ina
that
there
is
considerable
local
interest
in
such
a
movement.
A
committee
composed
of
Frank
Moore,
Murray
Johnston
""""'
andJi.nlaylorwas
appoln
"W"'""-"
edto
incsuBate
uic
.uw
cie
conip..u
.11
iu
mc-euug
"'"IT'1
DaiiqUCl
10
OB
I1C1U
npi
u
1
:
Is
to
be
an
anniwl
event
to
ac-
1ua'n
with
squadron
mw
imwiiiiiiT
w
V
On
Two
Awards
Reports
on
two
awards
to
be
given
local
students
this
spring
n
.1
.tn.i,-.
ml.
ir.g
of
the
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Teachers'
Association.
Mrs.
H.
S.
Cobb,
awards
com
-
mittee
chairman,
-reported
tha'
awards
have
been
offered
by
the
Retail
Credit
Association
and
the
Burns
Club.
The
credit
awara
is
in
tne
lorm
or
prize
for
a
contest
amonir
1954
erad
naii.
a
th.
nrr,a
on
orrf
t
activities
and
to
learn
how
their;
hwva
m-p
tretthifr
nlnnp.
lion
nitchle.
entertainment
chair-!
me
team.
lsi
yeai
me.
puis
iiinn
rerortfd
on
ar.i
cements
tok
Pal"t
in
the
Calgary
Stam-i
for
lne
a(nir.
pede,
and
in
previous
years
have
creamier
in
consistency
richer
in
flavor
always
the
same
...
insures
.you
better
results,
always
You'll
prefer
Carnation
to
your
present
brand.
'
Yct'it
costs
no
more.
Try
Carnation!
.
FREE
RECIPES:
Bale-day
favorites
in
"Bating
Secrets.
Write
to
Dept.
N,
Carnation
Company
Limited,
Vancouver.
"from
Contented
Cows"
SUED
3
Store
STORE
518
3rd
Arc.
W.
men
.'SUPPLIES
;
'
The
meetint
acteed
that
en-
........
.1.
...
.
1
1
ha
,.i
.
.1
o
1
1
.
,i
tin.
.
nnssihilltv
of
the
souadron
ob
-
tninint;
its
own-
quarters.
In-
;
.stmctlonal
work
for
the
cadets
is
nt
present
conducted
in
the
armoui?.
ia
copy
of
Burns'
woiks
for
ths
!
outstahdlns
dupU
of
each
erade
Alex
Haig,
lormerly
of
Prince
Kupcrt
and
now
of
Kclownn-
I
six
class.
.
The
meetlna
alsu
discussed
at
Variety
resolutions
to
be
presented
at
the
Easter
teachers'
convention
in
Vancouver,
and
named
R.
H.
Davidson
delegate
to
iu
Prlnca
Rupert
branch
ot
the
""anadlan
Cancer
Society.
.
The
grnrp
endorsed
a
vote
of
thanks
to
the
Education
Wees
'
Lounge.
Refreshments
will
bc
Commlttee
and
sent
congratu-:
served.
All
members
urged
to
Ifitlons
to
R.
O.
Moore,
Rupert
.
attend,
and
to
brins
your
Good
Citizen.
for
195S.
1
f-lends.
''
is
assisting
in
arrangement
lor
tne
nupert
gins
visit.
SPRING
.
.
.
Mcons
lots
of
Hord
Wear-Sec
our
great
new
selection
of
children's
shoes
designed
to
fill
every
need.
OXFORDS
CREPE
SOLES
SANDALS
Fashion
Footwear
FILLING
THE
REQUIREMENT
FOR
OFFICE
'
SUPPLIES
AND
STATIONERY
FORMERLY
CARRIED
BY
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
O
Ledgers
Journals
Cash
Books
Columnar
Pods
0
Filing
and
Typing
Supplies
9
Pencils
Erasers
Rulers
Staplers
Stomp
Pads
Inks
delldous
1
hi
THE
VARIETY
if.
'
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N
Ken,,,,
-things-
tor
u.
-I'01"'"
Ruper-r
pPlM
om-
frozen
strawberries
.&&
Red
400