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ruler of the Prince

ruler was installing

the OORP assisted In
and — colorful

iknight: Ole Slatta,

secretary - treasurer:
Anderson, chaplain:

 

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a! One sure way of attaining poise and fresh
vos is to det ARKED ereain deodorant protect -
si from any fear of offense. Arrid is now made
wel Derstop, the really effective, exclusive new
noediait, Aleolutely safe and itwon't dry out in
to jatt Canadians prefer Ard beeanse they've

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phvciting? Fors brief time you can buy the famous
Coco ANET OW SHAMPOO—at
Por never used this wonderful
etoeluctory, half price gale"
Ro des the regular $120 sise for
Poke a many thousands: of hig irks
mest van know how soft and
me ort Woodbury Shampoo—

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ED. Manson Installed
As Elks Exalted Ruler

Ladies of the Order

  

ofthe Royal Purple were
. Manson was installed as exalted
Rupert Benevolent and Protective
Order of the Elks Lodge No, 342 lest night in the Elks

home. Arthur Murray, district deputy grand exalted
officer, »
Mrs. Nicholas Gurvich, past hon. [nnn
ored lady and the drill team
the {mpre
cereniony, !and
Other officers Installed were:
Donald Wanamaker, leading 80%. trustees,
loya
knight, Rupert Holkestad, re i social evening was injoyed fol.
uring Knight; Herbert Whiffen,
Robert
Douglas
Slandring, esquire; Barry Wat.

of son, tyler; Harold Marshall, In-
S. ner guard; John Currie, planiat

   
  

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men of the Moose Chapter No.
411 dressed in red capes and
caps formed an'attractive back-
ground in the Moose Temple
Wednesday night for the Instal-
latlon of newly-elected officers
when Mrs, Edward Higgins was
Installed as sentor regent.
Other officers sworn {n with

 

 

Alfred Simonsen, Louls

graduate regent as installing of.
{Knutson and William Richard-

ficer were: ‘
Mrs, Louls Holder, graduate
regent; Mrs. Kenneth Hardy,
Junior regent; Mrs, William Bus-
sey, chaplain; Mrs, Cherrill Mc«
Intyre, recorder; Mra, W, H. Hol-
gate, treasurer; Mrs, Thomas
Parkin, argus; Mrs, Thorstein
Bjornson, sentinel; Mrs. Harold
Hanson, guide; Mrs, Robert Gil-

Refreshments were served and

lowing the installation.

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1 haath travesmameaemans

CWL Tea, Sale

Successful

The Catholic Womerls League
staged a successful tea and sale
yesterday afternoon In the An-
nunclation school hall, with Mrs.
Frank DeBlass, president recely-
Ing the guests,

Co-conveners were Mrs. Alec
Brebner and Mrs, Willlam Brown.

Mrs, Neil Galbraith, Mrs, Arth-
| ur Murray, Mrs, Joseph Arseneau
and Miss Pauline Astoria presid-
ed over the tea cups,

Mrs, Richard Frankland, Mrs,
Lino Colugs! and Mrs, J. W. Rog-

 

Mission Circle
Honors Teacher
On Retirement

Mrs. Kathleen P. Stone was’
honored last night when the Wo-
men's Mission Clrele of First
Baptist church held sts last reg-
ular meeting of the season at
the home of Mrs, P. H, Linzey,
245 Fourth Avenue West, ,

Mrs, Frank DeBlass, retiring |

Ms. F De Blass Spstally —
Execulive of Moose When a

Guldes.and escorts of the Wo- mou’ assistant pulde and Mrs,
Jack Furness, planist,

| Betty Martin, publicity; Mrs, Mae
jBond, Mooseheart; Miss Sylvia
(Johnson, brary:

,Simpson, child care; Mrs, Wal-
ter Eyre,
Frank Parlette, ritual: Mrs, Wil-
Ham Pilfold, home-making; Mrs,
|H..F, Perley, hospital;; Mrs, Wil-
iinm ‘Dibben Membership; Mrs,

 

Crson servers; Mra, A. J, McDon-
nell and Mrs. Martin Saunders
kitchen; Mrs, David Hewer and

Mrs. Stone, Borden  8trect |
school teacher who fs retiring |

'

from the teaching profession and
Mis. Bonnte Sprinkle, home. leaves the elty tonight for Vane |
cooking; Mrs. Angelo Rossi, cash- couver, Calliornia and Ontario |
ler and Mrs. G. P. Lyons and ‘before making her home with |
Mrs. Webster Pierce Surprise her stster In New Brunswick, was
packages booth, , presented with a HMfe member-

 

 

 

 

 

aan Hope Sanders a

Iwo famed gentlemen of Instant +

Chase & Sanborn Coffee so charms
ing. They'll arcu with the greats
oat of nood will“Tt's the beans
thal count in coffee!" criog Mr,
Sanborn, “Fine, rich beans frum
We greatest plantations in Latin
Aterica~-thal's the seeret of our
super flavor!” “That's all very
well” smiles Me, Chase, “hut até
really my matehless abil in brews
tig. Which seta INSTANT
CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE
gyoart fram all others” Both are
right—not forgetting the 100 yents
vafleo axperlence, tant

“Hooray For Maml She's @ amat

One Oring iro
rream ton beats
ing family; ate
eral timed a
month... and
while the younue
atera ning. live
pales [give
ver aw wink ‘cos T
hn hr vena flit an
She'a made this delicious creamy
iro cream with ROYAL INSTANT
PUDDING... and tade it the
torical, quickest way thoco BY dust
add 1 package of Reval Inalant
Puikting (os howl containing 14
cup of chilled milk, and ig cus
Of table cream. Heat with rolary
egg heater until amooth = one
Ininnte, Put in freesing compart:
ment of the fee until firm, Meeee:
ing time in cut in half heen:
there's na accond beateandefreeee!
Treat your fanile daday! (eedpn
On pneekages.)

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' Heshew Neead \ v0 fel the aprentobiily ef the new
“Ho thonagenited WUE BONNET MAIMGA>
eE Von ill ace how easily: Ue spreada--how ite
Feeder goadneas cavers the bread with w delielons
Moort Debeato- and an nutrition... Even when
Hs teshax col thin tow anperchomogeniced Mae
Hotnet apreaity Tike adieu? Une TL Cia the stint
MEP Vegetabled, jist coming te, anil, af caura,
hr qed pstrded amd cdhea Cet Ali Uannet in
‘he convenient Dela fallewrappedd quarterassthe
; Way lo huye-and dntedice Ib te your (pine
“ally ceally extn quod

“OH ironing wine Lwin Witte ith oe ane, Whe
Of af ticks, tember the task
tnt at pootuy-aked my
et va tinpattant, ale
ARCH Ut

mo ebiels  vinitiieetoea!
Aut it only takes a jitty
water to UiIldo-tit ar
Kite in Udo adds whites
WAN I it acti your
KLINE eearmany steed anneen so hub
Ok ote (ive einnaller: famttion,

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| Senior Pupils

Cake prize winners were Mra. ship pin by the Circle,
Galbralth and Mrs. Rogerson, Assisting in the fresentation |
ceremony Were Mrs, Linzey, Mrs. |
CG . [ S D. L. Sherk and Mrs, George W.
yl Dervanls Johnstone, -
/ | Mrs. John Roskam gave the

HA, [ / fs i iclosing prayer and then the

ATO COUN He igroup sang “Bless Be the Tie
, ' That Binds" with Mrs. M. H,

E. P. O'Connor of Vancouver, waters at the plano

and general secretary for the} Mrs. Stone was also presented
BC. Government Employees As-' with a souvnier spoon of Prince
sociation was guest speaker when Rupert last Sunday by her Sun-
the association held tts annual day schoal Class in appreciation
banquet and dance Wednesday o¢ her services,
right in the Commodore cafe. | :

Mr. O'Connor tn his tal to the
i595 members and wives present,
; Outlined the work of the assocla-
tlon, which looks after the wel-

fare and working conditions of
ithe nearly 9200 employees.

Arriving from Vancouver by
car Wednesday afternoon, Mr,
O'Connor left the cily Thursday,
morning and will visit Terrace, !

 

. {
A plano recital was presented |

 

| to Vancouver, . sess a j Esther, St. Joseph's Acndemy,
! Those taking part were: |
Shirley Kurdzlel and Dona
Douglas, Jill Welse, Joanne Mur-

: .
readers
ed e «Tay, Don Macdonald,

ia Members of Native Brother- Roberts, Margaret Bugyinka, |

Both Jones, Judy Fossum) Gall
Weise, Tressa Brown, Anita Rog-
erson and Elolse Lahtl; Sue Ker-
gin, Thelma Pavilkis, Shirley |

jens, 'Be there. (148)

;@ Sots of Norway piente, Sun-
iavy, June 28, All members and
Sonja Ladies and Families with.
all available cars will meet at:
‘Sons of Norway Hall at 0 am.

(ty eee cteen a marae

'@ Salt Luke Ferry operating! Misy Gall Couling, daughter |
[dally excepl Monday 2°3-5-7-8 of Mr, and Mrs, dHorbert Couting, ,
lpm. Contlnuous from Vaan:
{Sandays, Weather permitting. city this morning by Conndttin
{Phone 2628. (148) ' Pacific Airlines plane for Vane |
-@ Sons of Norway Mid-sum-;couver from where she will go to!

     

‘and Florence Duggan, |

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jmier Dance, Friday, dune 24, at Creston to visit her grandpar- i

[10 pm. Musle by Mike Colussl, ents, Mrs. Frank Gabelle and
[Everybody weleame,
1G Moose night, Saturday dine’
23, 8 o'clock, Games, dancing,
refreshments, Admission $1.00,

(M48) Union Bleamship Coquittam, af!
1@ Presbyterian Pienle Satur tor attending the Odd Fellows. |
‘day, June 28, Leave Government Rebekah Grand Lodge Assombly
‘font ab 1:80, (M7) June 13 to 18, In Kelownn,

eee eens

Mrs, Norman Moorehause, 003 |
Fourth Avenue East arrived ;

 

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“ Thin vdvertisament te not publinhad or dlaptayed by the
Jiqior Control trator hy the Government of Britlh Columbla,

     

 

Frayn, Eile Roper, Sena Pav.
kis, Anne Eyolfson, Olive Strand |i

1050 Ninth Avenue Enst, left the |

ai47) Mr, and Mrs. A.M, Couling, ! :

home yesterday morning on the

Give Recilal &
At St. Joseph's if

Hazelton, Smithers, Burns Lake Wednesday night In Annuneln-

orien [ton school hall, by senor pupils |e
and Vanderhoof before returning oe sister Isabel and Sister Mary | Fa

Ronnie |B
‘hood: and U.FRAW.U.—- Speclal Terry Stewart, Margaret Johan- ‘i

Srimon net fishermen's meeting, seh, Marltta Ferguson, Kathleen
Saturlay, June 25 at 2 pm, in Saunders, Jannette Choquette, . mc
the Civile Centre Auditorium, Joanne Prockter, Margarét, Tay-
|Husiness-—Salmon price negotin- lor and Murlel Procktor,

floor hal dramatic’ |
of fashion took, Regule 6 -
oe _titly. priced at, S150 a
oP imtnindd delacracseedec te fini ye Myth 4 TE a Uh
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; DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! . a :
YOUR FIRST CHANCE TO BUY WUNDA BROADLOOMS: AT SAVINGS .
Ite never Lapponed before! Never have you been able (o buy these senaatlonalty lavaly enrpots it much money. “anvinign,
This niteaal event ty made posaiile hy an aeeumulation of ralleends In the large stock. at the Warehquec--and the ales
may he exerdly what-you need in YOUR Lome, Take advantage of Unis rare wily and cheek (he lint holow for oxamiples of me a
(lie values being offered, oa — . en AS EM ,
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WUNDA WEVE Rog SALE {| WUNDA PLUSH Reg SALE
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x0 Forest Groen “44,60 I" W"x0 Dove Grey “100.60 132 50 HS
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P 1"x0 Turquolse » 1000 79 00 ' nt on dy
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‘Oscar Johanson, alumni;; Mrs,
Barney Crompton, social service
and Mrs, Robert Armstrong,
friendship,

retiring Mooseheart committee! /
headed by Mrs. Willlam Hardy,
presented a humorous skit,

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MOSTLY FARMERS -Waten-cooLen! 6 |[ OPTOMETRIST
Eighty-five per cent of \thel ‘The alr conditioning aystem.of|| «Phone. 5548 |
working people in Thailand are} o large office. building May use: 803 Sed: We, oe

 

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“1, 1000,000 gallons of: Water a. day. |

 

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Get set for summer.
TRADE IN'YOUR PRESENT-TiRt

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~) ~~” Service Station — Open Ul 10 pm. sat
Second Ave. at McBride Slrect,

  

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featuring warchouse,stock roll ends and ftemnants in versatile
toom size rugs reduced for clearance. |

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