Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nsw
Wednesday,
January
16,
1952
'ililfir
lnj
Ibmtie
-differ
turci
1
s
i
r
i
laJio
Project
amount
of
support
from
the
and
similar
community
enter-
7
or
FIGHT
COLDS
Gyro
Tops'
Visit
City
To
participate
in
i:ie
hutalls
tion
of
President
Maic
Gormely
lieu
i-'oimlur
cnurcn
omciauy
ana
irom
nidi-
j
prises.
viduals
who
were
so
seized
with
Rowland
Miles
was
in
charge
I
Next
effort,
of
the
Miller
Bay,
j
nnrrcationnl
Association
In
the.
;
drive
to
rai-.c
funds
on
he
$2000
cZZJf
WAY
the
value
of
the
work
done
and
of
the
affair
which
was
held
at
At
their
reuular
after-church
the
unlimited
possibilltes
thac!the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
An-!
meeting
on
Sunday
evening
the
Ihey
voluntarly
assumed
the
drew
Thompson.
These
afte.-Younir
Adult
t:ub
of
First
Oni-
'responsibility
for
financing
the
church
functions
are
drawing
ted
Church
had
one
of
their
plan.
While
sponsored
by
the
larger
attendances
and
are
par-most
interesting
and
Informative
United
Church
it
is
not
limited
to;
Ucularly
appreciated
by
the
.-essions
when
the
subject
w..s
members
of
that
denomination,
more
recent
rrivals
in
town
who
Pen
Pa(Soujlil
(ku
iKifisli
CJirf
ft
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;
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I
'
uk
wanaoiun
Leaoersnip
Train-
ana
indeed
the
wide
range
ot
are
away
from
home.
a
I
Take
a
HOT
I
MUSTARD
BATH
in;
School
-at
waramata.
objective
required
to
instal
a
rcnt'al
radio
receiver
and
public
audition
system
throughout
the
hospital
for
the
comfort
and
service
of
the
patients
as
well
as
the
augmentation
of
the
signal
set-up,
will
be
a
dance
to
be
held
January
25
in
the
commodious
irec
ration
hall.
Music
for
the
dance
,
is
being
donated
by
Ernest
Stevens
and
his
Port
Edward
Swing
Band,
j
President
Pete
Peterson
of
tire
Classified
Ads
Pay
and
other
1952
oificers
of
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
two
prominent
international
leaders
of
Gyro,
both
from
Nanalmo,
are
in
Prince
Rupert.
Jack
Ryan,
International
vice-president,
and
Gerald
Berry,
former
district
.
governor,
arrived
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
thb
south.
At
noon
the
visitors
met
the
exe
utlve
of
the
local
Club
at
;
luncheon.
The
principal
fuiic-
tnose
in
attendance
both
as
to
racial
origin
and
religious
bc-lefs
is
a
very
commendable
feature.
The
convictions
that
led
up
to
its
formation,
the
various
stages
hi
for
111
first
business
uf
the
year
Monday
th''
home
of
Mrs.
C.
lie
So'
opt
'mist
Club
of
ipert
derided
to
again
usury
of
$100
to
a
hluh
I
to
help
ht'r
further
A
Intimate
accounts
of
the
daily
A
nine-year-old
English
girl
has
written
to
the
city
clerks
office
here
in
hopes
of
finding
a
pen-pal
in
Prince
Rupert,
i
She
Is
Eileen
Crowsley,
24'J
Beechwood
Hd.,
Luton,
Bedfordshire,
England.
She
says:
"I
would
very
much
like
you
to
tell
a
girl
in
your
town
to
write
to
me
.
.
.
"My
ane
is
nine
.
.
.
"I
would
like
a
photograph
Dissolie
2uf
3
ublcspooululi
ol
muiurd
in
a
little
cold
witer
and
pour
it.
into
your
hoi
biih.
After
the
bath...
brisk
rub-down.
..then
ofl
to
bed
lor
J
good
night's
sleep.
Recreation
Association
and
Mrs.
-r
ill
Eunice
Davis,
R
N
convener
of
,
turn
ol
tnelr
stay
takes
place
w-the
dance
committee,
have
ar-;
night
when
th
Installation
ciin-rangements
well
under
way
with
ntr
is
held
aboard
the
steamer
ion
in
the
field
of
her
A
bursary
committee,
of
Miss
joy
Biyanton,,
mn
Irving
and
Presi-:
Kullandcr,
will
draw
up
,d
conditions
of
the
in
its
development
and
the
tremendous
measure
of
success
that
has
been
already
achieved,
combined
to
'
make
the
story
fascinating
and
compelling.
Pictures
were
shown
giving
in
de-tal
views
of
present
stage
of
.
constructon
as
contrasted
with
the
very
inadequate
phyilc.ii
equipment
at
the
start.
T.rv.
L.
G.
Sieber
'old
of
the
early
.truffles
to
get
the
scheme
approved
by
the
Uni'-tvi
thuiuii
ana
then
the
amazing
.access
of
Jie
venture
and
the
equally
amazing
the
full
co-operation
of
Dr.
J.
D.
Prinze
Fringe
George
George
with
with
recepllo;
routine
were
giver,
by
Mr.
and
i
Mis.
Bob
Morris
who
attendee;
sessions
there.
These
accounU;
were
very
enlightening.
j
Miss
Anita
Stewart,
a
chu.-ca
'
worker
here
under
the
Women's
Missionary
Association,
has
alsj
a
worthwhile
story
to
tell
of
the
;
experiences
and
value
of
the.
'
school.
Miss
Stewart
had
at-;
tended
the
first
course
given
'
ihi-ie.
!
The
objective
is
to
give
leadership
In
training
for
church
woik
preceding
the
dinner
and
danc
and
will
send
one
back
of
my-
jOalbiai'h,
meuica!
rfuperuilcn-4eif."
;
dent,
and
Indian
Superintendent
mg
party
following.
Tomorrow
night
Mr.
Ryan
and
City
Clerk
R.
V.
Long
thought
1
Al"lr"-publicity
in
the
widely-read
!
Tne
MfiBiiun
Daiiv
News
ihiiuM
u.t
o
f,
.
on
nani
for
the
1!!'
already
lias
Mr.
Brrry
will
return
south
with
project
some
a
stag
farewell
in
the
Prince
Ru
"TilTjiiliillpiii
pert
Club
preceding
their
f
fEEL
BETTER
FAST!
f
friends
lor
little
Eileen.
I270
dcrlv-'d
frm
a
pre-Christ
1
mns
rsidin
Anneal
iaciuiy
report
on
the
Id
bcfoi
Christmas
,
substantial
sum
was
vards
the
equipping
of
.
,n
ul
hospital
bed
wnieh
Die
club's
current
pro-Inn
Alexander
reported
Jlotcl
Jri-ivali
Prince'i
H(.
low
dl
ib'.s
Christmas
work.'
,
a
Theatre
Nighl,
lo
IJow
Popular
9lc,
k.trly
In
February,
were
Prince
Rupert
Phil
Allen,
R.
A.
Monrupet,
A.
A.
Lahmer
and
Robert
McWil-liains,
Vancouver;
J.
T.
Glenn,
Flin
Flon;
A.
M.
Morgan,
West
Vancouver;
W.
Kraft
and
H
Johnson.
Terrace.
iris
Mailt.
R.N..
chair-!
TB.
Sen!
Committee,
i
hat,
returns
'continue
il
t
lie
total
sum
received
just
over
$2500.
LONDON
m
British
fashion
fad
of
the
season
is
Prince
Charier'
bow
tie.
Worn
for
the
first
time
on
his
third
birthday.
Nov.
14,
the
tie
has
gone
Into
production
in
a
oca
a
n
j
but
way.
Harrv
Cullifoid,
a
London
j
manufacturer,
said
his
firm
lias
j
12
girls
working
overtime
on
J
'British
orders
for
hundreds
of
;
bow
ties
which
will
be
made
in
;
many
colors,
Including
tartans.
One
buyer
requested
the
bows
be
d
PERSONAL
COME
AMD
GET
1
I
W.
D.
Griffiths
returned
to
the
placed
on
elastic
for
easy
hand-rily
on
the
Prince
George
today
ling.
Another
style
features
from
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver,
neat
clips
for
attaching
to
the
.
collar.
E
Wales
RCMP
rc-ihe
city
on
llv
Princ.s
lay
from
a
trip
to
Ver-:rt
duty
wn
d
returned
to
the
ic
Prinre
George
today
I
rift
bu.siness
trip
to
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
JAN.
17-23
Inclusive
It
you
want
to
:e
't.
News
classified
U'
(in
A
WELCOME
AND
FAMILIAR
CALL
AROUND
DINNER
TIME,
AND
ESPECIALLY
EXCITING
WHEN.
THE
EVENING
MEAL
IS
PREPARED
FROM
THE
TEMPTING
FOOD
DELIGHTS
AT.
OVERWAITEA.
WATCH
OUR
WINDOW
SPECIALS
n
a
For
a
Smart
Figure,
Wear
ai
tin
returned
to
the
lie
Prince
George
this
Hum
a
trip
to
Vancou-
M01
1
,
j.
mmmi-
I)
w4
Harry
bwallield
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
brief
busi-.
ness
tr
p
to
Vancouver.
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Knut
Ugg'.a
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr
and
Mrs.
George
Mostad
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
c
trip
to
Vancouver.
Inspector
of
Schools
G.
W.
Graham
and
Mrs.
Graham
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
HtJJCtW
D.t'.).
w
ho
has
'x
en
o.i
business
Ii
ip
'o
Vai-tiiriii
d
to
the
ci:v
on
Gcurxo
this
niornhri.
OVERWAITEA
No.
3
TEA
...
lb.
80c
OVERWAITEA
No.
1
TEA
...
lb.
95c
FOUNDATIONS
Filled
by
a
Professional
Corsetierre
Phone
Blue
970,
Green
Z19
If
i
kcrson
returned
to
the
s.
Prince
George
t.-Klay
i
weeks'
busines
trip
ii
a
I
Vs
1
!i
.-''
'
HA.
5
i
i
lucr
and
Nanalmo.
PUREX
ariivrtl
in
the
city
on
Gen.
I'.e
this
morning.
on
o.ie
ol
his
petiii-
IfSK
Vill.'i.
If
if
iJrsCs
TOILET
TISSU
pi
ii
I$:imiu
arrived
in
the
city
SUGAR
5-lb
bag
BUTTER...
ib
tin'
If'Hiv
urorge
today
Horn
hvouif:
.
beiniz
on
one
of
his
pxitff
business
visits
here
ES
TOMATO
69c
ItOYAL
V-
CITY
28-oz.
tin
jy
'Mfr
to
auttliers.
Ciiili'.
chief
accountant
for
r'B
r
Mi-S
t
Ocean
Falls,
hi":
M'lt'f
in
tlw.
naner
tnwn
on
t'iti
i-
G
ue
last
night
P
i
M
lo
VaiH'OUViT.
tostumletT
N
(
ME
SLEEP-SOUNDLY
SAME
WITH
ME
)
-
NO
MORE
1
AND
SWITCHING
TO
A
CAFFEIN
NERVES
POSTUM
SURE
HELPS
J
V
FORME!-
AOUR
BUDGET
TOO!
,
u
'liilpott
arrived
In
ttu;
Prince
George
this
loin
Vancouver
lo
pay
lie
local
I'hiipoU,
fcvitl
7,
C
t
Si
riiin.j
ba,i
Since
he
was
last
pring.
Mr.
Phllpott
has
n
on
.m
P.
tup
to
England.
Mrs.
Elmore
Philpolt
the
citv
on
the
Piinc:
PERFEX
BLEACH,
16-oz.
botHe
17c
iriiiik
lay
from
Vancouvei.
viler
and
ncwspupsi'
tor.
Mr.
Phllpott
is
''
course
of
a
Canadian
1st
S
i-Na'-i
king
tour.
N
4
val
Canadian
Mounted
el
F
n'Miucnt
in
Terrace
has
used
in
personnel
t.o
ii
the
recent
arrival
Constable
Jack
Ross,
I
from
the
Prim
j
WHITE
SPRING
SALMON
(Glcndalc)
V
Lb.
Tin
21c
KOTEX
'
2
for
75c
KLEENEX
(Regular
200's)
18c
MANDARIN
ORANGES
(Segments)
10-oz.
Tin
25c
BLACKBERRIES
(Aylmer)
15-oz.
Tin
29c
(
TOMATO
JUICE
(Aylmer),
20
oz.
Tin
2
for
35c
MARMALADE
(OVERWAITEA)
48-oz.
Tin
69c
PURE
PLUM
JAM
48-oz.
Tin
59c
SWIFT
LUNCH
TONGUE
12-oz.
Tin
59c
SWIFT
HALF-CHICKEN
Per
Tin
1.49
CATTELLI
MACARONI,
1
Lb.
Pkt
2
for
29c
JEWEL
SHORTENING
2
for
65c
PERFEX
BLEACH,
32-oz.
boHlc
-
,
29c
PERFEX
BLEACH.
64-oi.
bolc
53c
PERFEX
BLEACH,
128-oz.
bolc
89c
SOS
PADS
13c
MATCHES
(Rcdbird)
29c
I.
B.C.
SODA
BISCUITS
'
1
Lb.
Pkt.
29c
PEANUT
BUTTER,
MUG
12-ox.
43c
LITTLE
DIPPER
CAKE
MIX
33c
WHITE
NAVY
BEANS
2
Lb.
Bogs
29c
KRAFT
CANADIAN
CHEESE
2
Lb.
Pkt.
1.19
PORK
AND
BEANS
(OVERWAITEA),
15-oz
2
for
25c
Th
tlstV
tl
ill
I
11
lirett,
irurescntinu-
the
1:
th
I'isiiernieii's
Union,
and
4
ic
SI
the
Halibut.
Vi.u.-t
fcllTS
f-ssoeiutioii.
arc
sailiin.
horru'
SAVE
YOUR
NERVES
-SWITCH
TO
POSTUM!
6;
Oth
1
c
(:
"1'Jhl
on
the
Prlnct
'i'
the
south
to
attend
f
International
Flsh-uni-sslon.
prellmin-"iKo
of
delegates
in
will
precede
the
fuil
ith
the
Commission
m
ttiir
ftlio
I.
B.C.
-
SHIRRIFF'S
JELLY
POWDERS
,
f
ciders
27
49cpkt.
CHOCOLATE
CEYLONS
Otor
and
PUDDINGS
Postum
cuts
beverage
costs
as
much
as
7i
Gel
lh
big
I
oi.
mm
ol
POSTUM
...
it
makes
up
lo
100
hearty
cupe
.
.
.
moie
than
twice
a."
many
cups
as
a
lull
pound
of
coffee
and
yet
it
costs
much
lens.
Yes.
porkel
Ihese
real
savings-order
POSTUM
today
I
A
delicious
flavor!
0
The
whole
family
will
en)oy
POSTUM
S
disiinctivo,
hcaity,
gtain-rtch
flavor.
No
"caffcin
nerves"
when
you
drink
Postum!
While
lots
of
folks
aren't
bothered
by
caffein
in
lea
and
coffee
-
others
suffer
sleeplessness,
nervousness,
indigestion.
Postum
contains
absolutely
no
carton,
nothing
that
could
possibly
make
you
nervous,
spoil
your
sleep.
't
liuperl
Motors.
UOci
PURE
1,1
one
at'
Annette
llGcl
!-o
the
Tliistle
Club's
January
24,
Odd-'II.
Tickets
ftOe.
HU"
Good
Luck
Margarene
2for75c
UPTON
SOUP
Chicken
Noodle,
Tomato
ond
Vegetable
Iflr
I
Strawberry
Jam
lUii
J
i
OVERWAITEA)
48-oz.
Tin
1.19
2279:
:
(i'Sili
.
pet.
SIMift
C'lim:
'Hi
t
Pws'
Cove
C'Rii,.,.:
H
i:
lt
1
me,
''''ysler-Plymnuih
now
"I
nuperl,
MutuM.
INSTANT
POSWfiA
I
I
100
CAFFEIN-FREE
!
V
j
I
Ittei
l)U.suiess.
;ni-penler:i'
''hi;;,
Wednesday,
0
"'"I'-i's'
Hall.
All
m'ein-
YOUR
ORIGINAL
CASH
AND
CARRY
OVERWAITEA
YOUR
ORIGINAL
.CASH
AND
CARRY
1('f-e
attend.
el"ral
meellnsr
'Pll:,.4i
.
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T;'s
Local
Local
Unl
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vnl
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United
Fish-
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Allied
Wmk.r.
n.
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Iiy
v,
,
.
Delivery
Service
for
Your
Convenience
25c
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