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By Carrior:

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POr MONE cess eeccccecy
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POP YOOr viv siecscccee, '
‘densified Rates: #10.00

5a por word per day, minimum

60c, PubNention tor
“price of 4. 6 days for
ienders:

30e per line per day,
Comlug Events:
 §0¢ per word per month.
Engogement, marriage,
death nectices $2.50 per Insertion,
Hirth notices 6c peor insertion,

lL COMING EVENTS
'' W.0.T.M. Bazaar, May 28,

Presbyterlan Mission
June 4,

Se: ta Teo. June 7,

Lutheran Tea, Home C
and Fish Pond, 8
14th.

CENTENNIAL Armed Forees
Ball, June 18, Navy Dvill Hall,
Invitations at Canadian Legion
or Dally News $tt- couple, (318)

treme tence
AR tne men etme tnt ted soe, acre

C.W.L. Strawberry 7

Tea. Candy, home cooking stall,
Wednesday 4 on

Annunciation Auditorium,

ary Tea,
(JG)

ooking

aturday, June

Shortcake

funeral - or

: Rebecca Centennia! Tea May

‘tin

, June 25, 2:30 p.m.| 72

 

19 HELP WANTED Male-Female

APPLICATIONS will be received

for the following positions in
the summer parks programme.
Playground - Supervisors (male
or fémale) responsible for dl-
recting the various activities at

Lifeguards ‘for McClymont: Pool
(male or female) responsible for
planning and instructing swim-
ming lessons for all age groups
and to supervise general swim
perlads,

Applications may be mailed to
the Civic Centre Association,
Corner Second and McBride,
Closing date for applications
Will be May 30, 1958. — (106)

TS seme a etme We Be) emma en peemhine e even maven,

EXPERIENCED deep fry and

grill cooks. Willing to work
alternating ‘shifts. Apply Box
441, Daily News. * (104)

20 NELP WANTED ~ FEMALE

3 HOUSEWIVES required for

unusual opportunity. Will not
terfere with family routine.
Good remuneration. Apply Bax
444, Daily News. (105)

APPLICATIONS will be accented
_for the position of dental as-
sistant trainee. Must be over 23°
years of age. Phone 2022. (105)

25 SITUATIONS Wanted-Female

 

Rummage Sale. September 6.

 

WILL care for children in my.

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the playgrounds throughout the|
city.

ApS

36 ROOMS FOR RENT
SLEEPING room. and garage
8 p.m.

parking space. Phone 3056.

38 COTTAGES,

‘CAMPSITES

Men only, Phone 2938 before
(1038p)

DOUBLE sleeping room = with
(104)

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Scientists Say’

_ By Jeanne Smith, .

- Dodge Safety Consultant -

SCIENTISTS in Los Angeles

have come up with. what they

 

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NOME FOR SALE ©:

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40

“basement.. 5 minutes
from town. Phone 6408., (104p)

Street. (107p)
WANTED TORENT

 

42

non-drinkers, no

children.
Kiewit, Digby Island.

1 OR 2-be
_ August 1. Contact Shier at Im-
perial Oil, (105)

45 PROPERLY FOR SALE
FOR SALE van Stolk farm on
Highway 16 coming into Ter-

race. 20 acres, four: . houses,
green-houses, creek, view prop-

"(104p)

Tree cermtec re amen te netninen mi rR ee ants ceiee cas

 

industrial or housing develop-
ment. Inquire owner or. real es-
late Terrace. Is surveyed in two

 

"home and will baby sit even-

 

 

 

Cathedral Afternoon Branch ings. Phone 4630. (104)
Rummage Sale September 13. ~~ :

Ti seein crime ni nnmreemmnennemerae | EXPERIENCED clerk typist
sathedral Rummage Sale, Oc-| wants work. Phone 3666.
tober 4, (103)
_Bazaar. November 15. GOOD care for children in my
Bazaar, November 19. agngme- 450 Sherbrooke. C0eR

13 PERSONALS

 

THE Prince Rupert Chamber of

Commerce members t.ave been
invited to attend a bananet In
Kitimat, May 28h when tho
guest speaker will be the Pres-
ident of the Danadlan Chamber
of Commerce, Paiph C. Pybus
Kindly advise the Secretary Mrs,
J. Bolton, Phone 5637 if able to
attend not later than May 24th.

 

THE Home and School Associa-

tion Graduation Dance will be
held at the Annuneiation Audi-
torlum Friday, May 23rd. Danc-
ing from 9 to 1 to Stan Veiteh
and his Trio. Tickets are avail:
able from members at $1.50 per
person and refreshments will be
served. Seml-formal dress. (104)

STOP Dandruff, excessive fall-
ing hair, itchy or sealy sealp,

 

«9 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR piano tuning Phpne 5672.
(104)

 

32 FOR SALE MISC.

 

Heinz Baby Food

. 3 tins for 25c
Shoulder Roasts

Red Brand Beef 59c Ib.
Sunbeam Bread, loaf 18c
New Potatoes 7¢ Ib.
Baby Beef Liver .. 65c Ib.
Tube Tomatoes .. 26c ea.
Beef Kidney 25¢ Ib.

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with Lanex, the marvellous Lan-
olin scalp treatment. Only $1.98;
jar. Satisfaction or money back, :
at Deeth’s and Orme’s Pharm- |
acies. CH)

TO contact Alcoholics Anony-|
mous write Box.343.or, phone?

3763 or 3864, Meots every Wed=

nesday, 8:30, Civie Ccntre.:

‘ELECTROLUX
Phone 2778.

 

 

at your

LOCKER PLANT ©

230 - 2nd. Ave. W.
Phone 2623

FACTORY built 4°x7" utility!
trailer with hitch. Phone 3307. }
, - (105p) j

SUN lamp (floor model) $10.00.
Remington typewriter $35.69.

 

 

 

 

No. 2 Leeds Apts. Phone 4611. (103p)

WILFORD Electrical Works. Mo-| NEW 3°x3’— doghouse. Phone

tors bought, sola. rewound ana| 3307. (105p)

evalred. 21 cu. ft. deepfreeze. Phone 36
(

14. BUSINESS PERSONALS

INDUSTRIAL SCALES
(PRINCE RUPERT) LTD.
SALES AND SERVICE
Seales for every purpose
Meat Grinders - Meat Slicers etc.

, Phone 6101
Box 103, Prince Rupert. B.C.
“ALL work guaranteed”
M. Stephen, Mer.
(104)

WIN a free knitting or sewing

machine. Value $199.50 ov
other merchandise credit. Just
suggest a name for our new
knitting and sewing machine
store to be located in Prince
Rupert. Mall suggestions to Box
445, Dally News, (105)

a petenes ane em ecnattte Atel pene hear tea fet

eens

 

HOME IMPROVEMENT
SERVICE
Chimney, stoves, cavestroughs

rAned and repaired. Dial 2378.
cleaned a rey an

SPECIAL! Ladies Coats and

Suits at real savings, Coats—
$19.95, Suils—-$19.95 at the Unl-
versal, (103)
REBUILDING, shingling and re-

pairs -— call W. d. Cantwell,
phone 5821, — (M30)

ror your Rawlelgh supplies
contact Beder Holland. or
phone 5433, (

io LOST
ON tho Shell Oll oats, Sunday,
one palr of binoewlurs and a

cont. Pinder please leave at the
Daily Nowa, (1104p)

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PRINCE RUPERT KINSMEN

Centenni

a total of

$2,050

One Game $1

18 Games
One Game $
FRIDAY, MAY

AT THE CIVIC CENTRE AUDITORIUM

Proceeds In ald of the Prince Rupert Civic Band

 

 

34 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS,

WANTED—Choice Canada and
Newfoundland coins and cur-
rency before 1937. All letters an-
swered, Ray Sickler, 1272 Over-

Jook, Barberton, Ohio, U.S.A.
(103p)

WANTED — Top market prices

paid for sernp iron, steel, brass,
sopper, lead, etc, Honest grading,
orompt payment made. Atlas
fron & Metal Ltd.. 250 Prior St.,
Vancouver, B.C. Phone PaAcific
6357. (h

 

 

 

 

. . CASH FOR. a
Scrap, Copper, Brass, Lead: Bat-
teries, Radiators. Dial 6128, Call
630 6th Avr. W,

ten acre prats, whith can be
sold Separately. (104)

LAST VIEW LOTS
on 4th Ave. West. clearcd, level
and good drainage. These won't
last long at $1750 full price,
H. G. HELGERSON LTD. |
Phone 4131 612 3rd Ave. W.

 

 

 

(103)

3 lots cleared and excavated.

Phone 3247, (107)
47 AUTOMOBILES

 

1954 Standard deluxe Chev. Will

take small ’52 or '53 car as
trade, Phone 5407 between 6:30
and 7:30 p.m. (104p)

‘51 Cadillac Fleetwood in excep-

tional condition, 34,000 miles.
Can be financed. Phone days
2303 or evenings 4362. (104)

1949 DELUXE Chev. Fair condi-
tion. No.-14, 639 3rd Ave. West
between-5 and 6 p.m. (108p)

'54 Chev. Terms ar anged, Phone
4702. : (108)

‘62. Foard. a5 is, $500 cash. Phone
3393 after 6 p.m. (104p)

2483.
(107)

‘653 VANGUARD, 1 owner, good
condition. Phone 6229. (104)

1950 Chev. for sale. Call

 

 

 

LEGAL NOTICES

- Bere. 2.
IN RE ESTATE OF ATEN B.S.
NHECLASED :
FOR SALE -. “
TENDERS will be received by the

 

MICH,

undersigned up to 12 o'clock noon |
the |"
purchase of the hereunder described
moter-vehicle belonging. to the es-
tate of Allen E. Smith, Deceased, and
which may be inspected at the Shell
Sunset Service Garage, 2nd Ave, and
Gth Street, Prince Rupert, B. C. :

Monday, June: 2nd, 1958, for

1957 Chevrolet Sedan,
Engine No, 243401
Serial No. 71219638967
Including standard equipment
only
Highest or any tender not neces-

sarily aceepted.

TERMS: Strictly Cash.
Signed: .
W.N_ Poole,
Official Administrator,
21-24 Basner Block,
P.O. Box 326,
Prince Rpuert, B.C.
(M. 20, 22, 27, 29)

LOST AND FOUND
COLNEY, England @—A sap-

 

phire. engagement. ring ‘lost 15
years ago by Mrs, Florence Paul
has been.dug up, by her nelghbor
in his garden inthis Hertford-
shrie village.

SUNSET Cabins now open, Lak-

3-bedroom house!- full cement
walk

HOUSE for sale. . 1273° Water
HOUSE or apartment for couple,

Contaet’ Jim Anderson, General:

droom house before

erty on bench, Ideal mote! site, |"

term “the motorists best.defense”
inthe event of a rear-end collision. —
_Cringing be- wg
fore and. dur-
ing such a: col-
Jision, they
claim, can‘very |
often minimize
what otherwise
could. be :seri-
ous. injuries,
Studying‘ the.
“whiplash”. ef. >
fects. of: rears‘ |
end collisions . Miss Smith.
upon passengers: and. driver,
UCLA stientists Denyyn. Severy

Dr.- Charles Bechtol of « Yale's...
Medical. College, found that this’
type of collision at low speed can:
be vastly more dangerous: than.
' those at‘ moderate speéd. 9" 5”
Thege researchers told me.that
accidents: occurring at “10° miles
per hour can exert-a sudden. force
of as much as 150 pounds upon
the néck and head of oecupants in’
the front.seat. po a
‘After staging a series of actual
tests, the scientists offered this
advice: Cae
. In all stops, especially abrupt
“ones, -be alert. for ‘xereeching
tires behind you, Glance at the -
rear view mirror, if you have |
time, but do not turn around, ~
Cringe if a rear-end collision .
seems immediate, —
This eringing action, which in-
cludes hunching . the shoulders,
helps to reduce “whip” effects on -
‘the head, steadies the neck and
sometimes prevents - serious. in-
juries usually associated with. this
‘type of accident. To a

Lions sign .
former Rider

VANCOUVER ‘((@— B.C. Lions
announced today the signing of
John W. Dickey, 33, former head
trainer of.Ottawa Rough Riders,
to 2.1958 contract, ..

Mr. Dickey last year was head
trainer at Idaho State College. |

In addition to his two-year:
term with the Ottawa Big Four
club, he was head freshman

| few years ago, it was found that

  
   

“poral anti-diabetic. drugs, the most

and J, H. Mathewson, along with. |}

d;

. ‘of sulfa-drugs. Fortunately, for

+: to do away with their inconvenient
LE. and often painful’ insulin. .injec-:
.4: tions, progress in: this field .was
+, Quite fast.from there on. In 1954

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" jtreatment of tuberculosix, was -

” first produced in 1912. But only a

‘this chemical could-fight’ one of
“man’s worst plagues.’ Penicillin,’
cithe first of the antibiotics, which.
_ opened an entirely new era in
~Medicine, was known for over ten:
“years before any attempt was
«made to exploit its tremendous
. germ-killing abillty, =:
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|. the’ case of the recently developed

reffective of which. is called Ori-
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- tion to Loubatiéres’ work and only .
in 1952 wag the first attempt made
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. physician, Dr, Marcel Janbon, in ae CBG News oo
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‘ ‘scientific avorld paid little atten- |. Today, only a few year's later,

Orinase is availabld in many coun=
tries,. including Canada,- where’ it
‘is produced: by “Hoechst: Pha:
‘ceuticals.df Montreal, Before be-;"
‘ing placed: on the market, Orinase::

was: tested by 1700: Canadian: andj" |.) 2.77%
-U.S."-physicians on“ about 20,000): |’
patients for. periods’ up’. to."144
years. This. makes’ it one of-‘the
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TRAMS VANISH .
ABERDEEN, Scotland ‘()—The
last of Aberdeen‘s streetcar
lines, which have served the city
since the horse-drawn days of
1874, has ceased operations. Its
‘stream-lined double-deck trams
have been replaced by buses.

 

 

35 BOATS AND ENGINES

12 ft. “Mustang” runabout, yel-
low eedar framing plywood hull,
mahogany decking, complete
with 10 h.p. Johnson Seahorse
and trailor equipped with hitch,
safety chain, ete. Phone I, Cur-
rie, 4320 after 6 p.m. (108)

CHEAP for quick sale, 15 tt.

 

 

 

Carvel hull boat, Onk ribs,
Needs little work, Phone 2355
after 0 p.m, (103p) |

 

35A MACHINERY FOR SALE |

 

 

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Grand Cafe

Fer the Best Selection of Chinese Foods
OUR SPECIALTY - TAKE OUT ORDERS

Buy your show tickets here

DIAL

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Open 6 o.m. to Tam. -
35 - 2nd AVENUE WEST

 
   

 

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ire Hose with 2” plpe Thread
Couplings, Atlas Iron & Metals
Ltd. 260 Prior Street, Vancouver,
B.C, Phone MU-I-6357,

 

 

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OPTOMETRIST

John Bulger Ltd Jewollers
Across from Post Office

 

 

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Dial 3647

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M. J. Saunders
YW You Want :
Gravel & Comont Dollyered
Rock or Conorete Work.
Rent of Trueks & Equipment

Plone 8447 1207 Water St,

GREER & BRIDDEN
‘LIMITED

BUILDERS ond
CONTRACTORS
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Cartage & Storage
MOVING — PACKING
CRATING — STORAGR
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Alterations and Roepalrs
FAST SERVICH
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