Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
September
8,
1953
Many
Attractive
Exhibits
Viewed
At
First
'Country
Fair'
in
Armoury
Frizzells
Here
To
Pay
Visit
With
Mother
After
'culminating
the
successful
sale
of
J.
B.
Roerig
&
Company,
of
Chicago,
to
the
Pfizer
Drug
Company
of
New
York,
Howard
Frizzell.
nrpslripnt.
nf
the
nette
Marshall
Wed
Simple.
1
Rites
Here
i
A
lonz
list
of
attractive
ex-ifiva
nntafA..
i
t
,
...
LINDSAY'S!
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD,
Established
1910
V.CVING
.
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PACKING
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CRATING
u
Etf'J-FIXG
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.
.
t'OUWARDl.VG
S
lORAtlE
Expc.'.en:eU
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
cUd
World-wide
Shipment.
.
MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINfW.I
XV
Agents
Allied
Vnn
Lines
Ltd.
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Phonr
60
or
K8
,?or.
8nd
,nd
fm
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v
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Jennie
uomns,
nibits
and
a-
steady
stream
of
2.
S.
Albert;
cabbage
1
S
Al-spectator
cc.mblned
yesterday
to
bert;
lettuce
I.
Mrs
Stella
Bas-make
a
success
of
the
first
so;
nine
green
beans
1
H
SU-n-country
fair"
put
on
by
the
'gage;
vegetable
marrow-Mrs
Edinburgh
chapter
of
the
IODEJ
Basso;
any
other
vegetable
Mrs
Downing;
jelly
1.
Mrs.
Pollack,'
2.
Mrs.
MacDonald;
salmon
1.
Mrs.
Downing,
2.
Mrs.
MacDon-eld;
one
white
bread
loaf
1.
Mrs.
Downing,
2.
Mrs.
Hodge;
i
chocolate
cake
2.'
L.
Faught;1
dark
fruit
cake
1.
Mrs
k
'
Venette
Marshall,
second
eldest
daughter
.....v.
-
u,5,uu,,,
Mre
ian
oasso
ana
s.
Albert
itwo
firsts
featured
a
wide
and
colorful
as
Faught;
children
under
16
i
plain
and
Mrs.
H.
D.
Marshall,
last
Saturday
be-t
bride
of
Mr.
John
Macarenko
in
St.
Ari-Cathedral
with
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
sortment
of
entries
which
set
to
rest
all
earlier
doubts
pf
Its
ciganizers
that
the
show
was
apiece),
H.
Stangage
and
Mrs.
Holberg.
Three
apples
1.
Mrs.
Halberg;
three
sticks
of
rhubarb
2.
H.
Stangage;
&u..
,
preserved
(iicwYCU
cherries
i
Roerig
company,
and
Mrs.
Friz-jzell
are
spending
a
three-week
(vacation
with
his
mother,
Mrs.
!G.
J.
Frizzell,
972
First
Avenue
I
West.
!
Mr.
Frizzell,
who
was
raised
here,
left
Prince
Rupert
25
years
ago
for
Valnnrnlsn
TTnlvritv
attracting
-
sufficient
Interest.
y-
(
,mg.
idc
given
In
marriage
nwdru
winners
in
Tn.
vtxr
nils
.
l
o
.
AiiiiiifWiii
ill-
uiMMffi
i
n
i
I
I
hi
li
n
ltd:
cakei
2.
Loree
Faught.
j
Knitted
sweater
1.
Mrs.
Eddie!
Clark
and
Mrs.
J.
McCrae,
2".
Mrs.
j
B.
J.
Codville
and
N.
Moore;
em-1
broidered
lunch
cloth
1.
Mrs.
I
Johansen,
2.
J.
N.
McLeod;
ladies
I
apron
2.
Mrs.
M.
B.
Watt;
j
crocheted
centre
piece
1.
Mrs.
;
Scherk;
any
other
hobby
2.
E.I
Sklpasky;
unclassified
2
Mrs
1
The
bride
is
employed
with
.he
telephone
exchange
and
the
;room
is
on
the
staff
of
Grant
ind
Newton.
They
left
Sundav
other,
Mr
Harold
Mar
Lse
a
suit
of
medium
land
after
graduation
started
In
1
Dawson.;
presen-ea
i
.
.
classifications-with
first
prize
pears
1.
Mrs.
S.
Downing
2
Mrs
being
omitted
in
some
cases
jr.
Pollack;
preserved
peaches
were:
!
Mrs-
Pollack,
2.
Mrs.
Downing;
Dahlias
1.
Mrs.
Mary
Watt,
2,
sweet
relish
(pickle)
1,
Mrs.
M.
Mrs.
S.
D.
Scherk;
phlox
1.
F.
J.
.
MacDonald;
sweet
mixea
pickles
rdine
trimmed
witn
stripe
turn-back
cuffs
Ir
with
white
and
red
for
a
motor
trip
to
the
interior
for
a
week
and,
on
returning,
Kill
take
up
residence
In
the
city.
Fuller;
perennials
2.
F.
J.
Ful-
1.
Mrs.
MacDonald.
2.
Mrs.
Johansen.
;.s.
The
gift
of
the
I
pair
of
gold
heaH-mrrlngs,
was
her
only
noiVTiliig,
cliiii
sauce
1.
Mrs.
Downing,
2.
Mrs.
Pollack.
ier,
sweet
pta
1.
Mrs.
Scott,
2
Mrs.
Ken
Hardy;
annuals
1.
iid
her
corsage
of
Am-
Mrs.
scott;
,
-
flowering
-
-
.
.
f,
aiuuu
shrub
1
Strawberry,
insfutiry
raspberry
and
aim
i.
.
I.
J.
Fuller;
tuberous
begonias;
plum
Jam
1.
Daphne
Scott;'
any
1
1.
If-..
1
.
.
.
I
.
,
.
:
,
.
auty
rosebuds
com-
ensemble.
Mrs.
Scherk:
cut
hlnnms
1
three
varieties
of
jam
1.
Mrs.
Norman
Sklapsky,
2.
Mrs.
Pollack;
orantc
marmalade
1.
Mrs
lurothy
Marshall
was
t's
only
attendant
ami
Dusiness
in
Chicago
with
the
tetrolagar
company.
Latei,
with
the
late
Joe
Roerig,
also
formerly
of
this
city,
he
formed
the
J.
B.
Roerig
company,
which
progressed
and
developed
rapidly.
Sale
or
the
business
recently
to
tho
Pfizer
Drug
Company
for
86,500,000
is
one
of
the
outstanding
financial
transactions
in
the
United
States
for
some
time.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frizzell
are
en-Joying
a
well-earned
holiday
renewing
old
acquaintances
in
Prince
Rupert.
They
plan
to
return
to
Chicago,
shortly
stopping
off
at
Vancouver
and
Portland
en
route.
Next
June,
they
plan
an
extensive
trip
to
Scotland
and
England
and
possibly
several
coun
Fjee
Book
on
Arthritis
And
Rheumatism
HOW
TO
AVO.'D
CRIfrLING
DEFORMITIES
An
amazing
newl7
enlarged
44-page
book
entitled
"Rheumatism"
cIH
be
sent
free
to
anyone
who
will
write
for
it.
It
reveals
why
drugs
and
medicines
give
only
temporary
relief
and
fail
ti
remove
.the
causes
of
the
trouble:
exmair.s
e
soeciiiliz-
FOR
BOYS
LOAFERS
.BUCKLES
-
9
OXFORDS
BOOTS
...FOR
GIRLS
LOAFERS
O
STRAPS
OXFORBS
SADDLES
vy
blue
suit
with
white
s
and
corsage
of
pink
.
Best
man
was
Mr
Mrs.
Scott,
2.
Mrs.
8cherk;
house
plant
1.
Mrs.
Johansen,
2.
Mrs.
L.
Couture;
foliage,
1.
Mrs.
M.
Sanka,
2.
Mrs.
Gail
Kells
and
Mrs.
R.
H.
Kells;
decorative
classes
2.
Mrs.
Gillian
Hodge
and
Mrs.
Couture;
basket
of
cut
flowers
1.
O.
P.
Green;
dinner
Jurt
and
organist
was
liinwicK.
ption
was
held
at
the
ed
non-surgical,
non
-
medical
A
COMPLETE
NEW
RANGE
PLUS
:
RUBBER
FOOTWEAR
FOR
THE
WHOLE
FAMILY
FASHION
FOOTWFAR
ATTENTION
Mixed
League
Bowlers
General
Meeting
of
Mixed
League
Bcwlers
will
be
held
t
the
Powlins;
Alley,
8
p.m
Friday,
Sept.
11th.
Teams
must
be
entered
on
or
before
that
date.
Entries
will
be
accepted
by
B.
Dunbar,
Phone
Blue
689,
or
J.
Comadina,
Phone
171.
Parents
Urged
To
Join
P-TA
The
British
Columbia
Parent-Teacher
Federation
once
again
Is
making
plans
for
the
observance
of
"Better
Parenthood
Week,"
September
13
to
19.
All
parents
with
children
in
school
are
urged
to
become
.nembers
of
the
federation
by
joining
,
local
Parent-Teacher
Associations.
Objectives
of
the
ass6ciation
ire:
:
'
,
1
To
make
lathers
and
mothers
more,
fully
awrre
cf
the
Importance
of
using
the
oest
possible
methods
In
the
care
and
training
of
their
children
and
to
acquaint
them
with
the
many
sources
of
help
and
information
available
to
thpm
in
handling
their
family
the
bride's
parents
at
jbrose
Avenue.
Guests
ted
by
the
bridal
cou-a
lie
bride's
mother
at-t
U;-ess
of
brown
crepe
jtr
accessories
and
co;-
table
arrangement
1.
Mrs.
Scott,
.
Mrs.
Irene
Jkhnstone.
Mrs.
Scott
auK"
won
the
most
meritoripus
aivard
In
the
flower!
classifications.
j
Children
under
16
(bowl
of1
flowers)
1.
Carol
Faught,
2.
P.'
Pierce;
three
beets
1.
S.
Albert,
2.
Mrs.
Scott;
three
carrots
1.
Mrs.
Scott
and
Mrs.
B.
Halberg;
tries
in
Europe.
treatment
which
has
proven
successful
for
the
past
33
years.
You
Incur
no
obligation
In
sending
for
this
instructive
book.
It
may
be
the
means
of
saving
you
years
of
untold
misery.
Write
today
to
The
Ball
Clinic,
Dept
5217,
Excelsior
Springs
Missouri
General
Wolfe,
the
victor
of
Quebec,
entered
the
British
Army
at
the
age
of
13.
lluw
carnations,
.lends
and
relatives
to
offer
congratula-the
ncwlyweds.
The
ic
bride
wa3
proposed
jt
Forman,
being
re-
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAIL
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
tu
by
the
groom.
The
Thii
advertisement
it
designed
to
give
you,
at
ft
profpctiiv?
buyer,
detailed
and
helpful
in-formctim.
We'd
be
happy
to
have
your
com-im-ntv
tj
bout
thii
type
of
advertising.
Juit
chop
a
line
to
the
Advertising
Department,
General
Mo
ton
PiodiKU
of
Cmiiada,
Oihawa,
Ont.
-
hie,
centred
with
a
;d
wedding
cake
and
uf
fresh
flowers
pro-
i
ious
refreshments
for
The
wedding
cake
by
the
bride's
aunt,
fry
Rcid
of
Port
Essing-
Devlin
provided
en-
int
for
the
guests.
jn
vocal
solos.
Honors
2
To
encourage
the
formation
of
groups
for
study
and
discussion
of
child
rearing
problems.
3
To
promote
more
co-operative
understanding
between
parents
and
teachers
and
between
the
school
and
community
at
large.
4
To
lend
active
support
to
all
community
efforts
for
better
schools,
child
health,
recreational
facilities,
v
o
c
a
1
1
omtl
guidance,
and
the
prevention
of
delinquency.
This
year
the
goal
of
the
membership
committee
Is
40,000
members
in
B.C.
Largest
inland
sea
In
the
world,
the
Caspian
sea
covers
170,000
square
miles.
st
Man
ports
Day
I
uld
man
got
a
worthy
yesterday
at
Roosevelt
Jm
William
Brown
of
Home,
was
awarded
Eis
for
being
the
oldest
t
the
Trades
and
Labor
gwrts
rally.
n,
smilingly
accepting
confessed
to
91
years
p
months.
leans
Mr.
Brown
was
at-liis
first
sports
days
fie
time
of
confedera-
I
for
being
the
oldest
li
the
grounds
went
to
p
Phillipson
who
ad-tt''g
78
years
and
nine
fcung.
Mrs.
W.
D.
Griffiths
(big
hand
for
being
the
resent
who
had
been
ASK
POt
tCOTlANO'l
FAVOUIIITI
ION
JOHNNIE
'WALKER
Thii
ia
the
1953
Chevrolet
Bel
Air
Door
Sedan.
It's
one
of
16
Chevrolet
model
in'
3
series,
which
add
up
to
the
widest
choice,
fin
the
low-price
held.
A
General
Muton
Vlue.
Some
Chevrolet
advantages
worth
considering-when
youre
ready
to
choose
a
car
...
0H
1120
TILL
GOINO
TIONO
longest-44
years
and
fc;
autPls
and
Mr.
and
py
Wilson
tied
for
the
P'ily
at
the
sports,
both
Next
to
a
new
house,
a
car
is
probably
your
most
important
purchase.
Here
are
some
facts
to
help
you
make
up
your
mind
about
which
make
to
buy.
offspring,
present
and
for.
the
newest
and
most
advanced
one.
The
new
Powerglide
automatically
drops
into
"Low"
range
for
starting
and
for
passing
in
city
traffic.
Then,
as
you
glide
along,
it
slips'
smoothly
and
almost
imperceptibly
into
cruising
range.
The
results
are
much
faster
and
more
positive
acceleration,
and
much
lower
fuel
consumption.
One
of
the
things
we're
particularly
anxious
for
you
to
try
out
is
the
performance
and
driving
euse-of
this
new
Powerglide.
"
FINE
OLD
,
SCOTCH
WHISKY
aqers
i
ph's
Academy
Cont
our
s
e
registration
mean
tremendous
stopping
power
for
emergencies
and
easier,
smoother
stops
at
any
time.
'
"
'"'
Chevrolet
Is
(he
,
Lowest-Priced
Fine
Car
Line
Certainly,
price
is
one
of
the
most
important
fac-
'
tors
of
all.
We're
glad
to
be
able
to
tell
you
that
,
Chevrolet
isntfe16west-'pr1tB'
IllW-rti
itsHUU.
fact,
it
is
Canada's
lowest-priced
full-size
car.
Now,
you
might
well
ask,
"How
can
Chevrolet
1
offer
me
more
and
still
cost
less?"
There
ia
simple,
logical
answer
to
that.
'"
Remember
that
Chevrolet
builds
more
cars
thao
"
any
other
manufacturer.
Chevrolet,
along
with
General
Motors,
has
greater
facilities
for
research,
rA:
for
engineering
and
production.
So,
isnt
it
reason-
able
that
Uk-ic
greater
facilities
bring
manufac-
turing
advantages
and
economies
which
Chevrolet
can
pass
on
to
you
in
terms
of
higher
quality
at
lower
price!
An
Endorsement
Given
No
Other
Car
It
wither
8,
9
and
10.
Nrtlnnd,
touch-type-
f!;tipnn!
nnrt
noon.
cts.
,2in
partem
The
United
indergnrten
In
the
Distilled,
Blended
and
t
,
Mottled
in
Scotland
Coat.uu
16Vt
(m,
JOHN
WALKER
.
SONS,i.TD.
Scofch
Whitley
DixMlwt
KILMARNOCK,
SCOTLAND
Mj
Tim
advertisement
u
not
published
or
rtlsplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
bv
tho
Oovjrnmeot
oi
British
Columbia.
"
Sixth
Avenue
West,
registration
Wednca-
N
at
10.
Reeulnr
pi
Thursday
morning.
"
(209)
Many
of
Canada's
highest-priced
ears
feature
Body
by
Fisher.
Because
of
quantity
purchases
of
materials
and
(rreater
production.
Fisher
can
and
does
build
extra
quality
into
the
Chevrolet
body
and
interiors.
The
Many
Benefits
of
High-Compression
Power
When
you
drive
a
new
Chevrolet
(and
we
hope
you'll
do
that
soon),
you'll
notice
these
things:
faster
acceleration
from
a
standing
start;
preater
passing
ability
in
traffic
and
on
the
highway;
the
new
ease
with
which
you
climb
steep
hills.
These
are
just
some
of
the
benefits
of
Chevrolet's
new
high-compression
power.
In
gearshift
models,
there
is
an
entirely
new
108-h.p.
"Thrift-King"
engine
with
a
7.1
to
1
compression
ratio.
Teamed
with
the
new
Powertrllde
automatic
transmission
there
is
also
an
entirely
new
115-h.p.
"Blue-Flame"
engine
with
an
extra
high
''oinpiession
ratio
of
7.5
to
1.
A
Great
Gain
in
Gasoline
Economy
Along
with
remarkable
new
performance,
Chevrolet's
advanced
engines
give
you
far
greater
gasoline
mileage.
In
fact,
this
year
marks
the
most
Important
gain
in
economy
in
Chevrolet
history.
And
that
includes
substantial
savings
on
over-all
upkeep,
as
well
as
on'gasoline.
.
New
Getaway
in
th
New
Powerglide
Chevrolet
brought
you
the
first
automatic
transmission
in
its
field.
And
now
Chevrolet
brings
you
Isn't
it
a
prrcat
day
the
day
you
take
delivery
of
a
new
car?
You
drive
home
cautiously
and
proudly,
inhaling
that
wonderful
new
car
aroma.
Then
you
rnrli
out
in
front,
while
your
friend
ard
neighbors
gather
round
to
talk
oven
your
choice
with
you.
Naturally,
you
wnnt
that
feeling
of
pride
and
satisfaction
to
last.
So
it's
worthwhile
to
weigh
all
the
factors
carefully
before
you
buy.
Let's
consider
,
the
important
reesons
why
people
choose
one
make
over
auuther
uul
i
Uuw
Clwviokt
standi
in
those
'
respects.
-
Styling
You
Tan
SUy
Proud
Of
Styling
of
course,
is
i
mutter
of
personal
f
a,
te.
Because
we
think
Chevrolet
is
the
best-looking
car
in
its
field,
doesn't
necessarily
mean
you'll
think
o,
too.
But
we
can
tell
you
that
Hie
majority
of
our
showroom
visitors
prefer
Chevrolet
styling
and
compare
its
appearance
most
favorably
with
carl
,
costing
a
great
deal
more.
And
you
might
consider
thja
:
Chevrolet
stylinfr
is
'.the
newest
in
its
field.
It's
the
kind
of
styling
that
stays
new,
too.
For
it
is
based,
not
on
temporary
fads
or
extremes,
but
on
the
fundamentals
of
good,
clean,
modern
design.
The
One
Automobile
Body
Almost
Everybody
Knows
It's
not
really
aurprising
that
so
many
people
rre-fer
Chevrolet's
appearance.
For
Chevrolet
is
the
lowest-priced,
full
sizo
car
in
its
field
with
Body
by
Fisher.
And
Fisher,
as
you
know,
ia
the
unly
automobile
body
manufacturer
with
a
world-wide
reputation
for
styling,
craftsmanship
and
quality,
Hi
MUSIC
YOU
LOVE
The
First
Power
Steering
in
a
Low-Priced
Car
...
'
'
Chevrolet
offers
you
the
extra
easf
and
convenience
of
Power
Steering,
optional
at
extra
cost.
With
it,
you
can
spin
the
wheel
with
the
strengh
of
one
finger.
You
can
seesaw
in
and
out
of
tight
parking
places
without
the
slightest
strain.
You
get
an
additional
cushion
atauiit,
road
shocks
and
jars.
A
Smoolher
and
a
Safer
Ride
'
1
Comfort's
a
big
consideration
to
almost
every
huy-er.
And
almost
every
car
claims
to
be
exceptionally
,
comfortable.
Well,
here
are
some
facts
bearing
on
comfort
that
you
can
judge
for
yourself.
i
To
begin
with,
Chevrolet
has
ample
weight
to
,
give
a
good,
road-hugging
ride.
It
isn't
just
weight
that's
been
added
indiscriminately,
it's
weight
that
comes
from
Chevrolet's
extra
strength,
weight
that
means
extra
protection
and
safety
because
it's
been
utilized
in
strengthening
body
and
frame.
Then,
Chevrolet
is
the
lowest
priced
car
with
Unitiied
Knee-Action.
That
means
that
the
entire
front
suspension
system
is
assembled
and
balanced
as
a
separate
unit.
Only
Chevrolet
takes
this
extra
step.
And
as
you
go
smoothly,
so
you
stop
smoothly.
Chevrolet's
new
brakes
with
their
11-inch
drums
wesented
by
.
.
.
Again
this
yeur,
more
people
are
buying
Chevre-lets
than
any
other
car.
Obviously
that
wouldn't
.
be
true
unless
people
liked
Chevrolet
better.
Unlca
Chevrolet
offered
mors
things
people
want
more
value.
.
,
""
So,
when
you're
ready
to
choose
your
new
car,
,
wouldn't
you
agree
that
Chevrolet
merits
your,
careful
consideration?
Believe
it
or
not,
there
are
.
a
number
of
things
we
want
you
to
know
about
the
new
Chevrolet
that
we
haven't
had
space
for
here
f
We
welcome
your
visit
at
any
time,
so
that
yoi
can
look
the
car
over
yourself
and
try
it
out
on
the
road.
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