3iUYING
FOR
YOUR
HOME
Prmce
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
August
5,
1953
Je,
Taxes
Continue
opCampaignTalks
By
The
Canadian
Preia
s
and
trade
continue
to
be
two
of
the
main
fi
themes
in
the
election
campaign,
lew.
the
Progressive
I
Modern
Carpet
Motifs
About
To
Go
on
Market
If
you
are
planning
to
buy
a
or
in
two
contrasting
colors,
new
carpet
and
you
like
modern
!
Beige,
green
and
gray
still
lead
motifs
this
fall
will
be
the
right
the
color
parade.
But
nutria,
time
to
buy.
j
once
considered
a
"custom"
color,
The
crapct
Industry,
which
18
moving
into
the
spotliRht.
until
now
has
left
the
Initiative
i
There
will
also
be
more
blue-in
the
field
of
modern
design
to
'
greens,
ranging
from
light
aqua
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"COUNTRY
FAIR"
The
Armouries
-
Sept.
7
-
Labour
Day
....
Sponsored
by
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.
Judging
of
all
exhibits
at
11:00
a.m.
Exhibits
open
to
public
at
2:00
p.m.
Auction
of
donated
exhibits
7:00
p.m.
Square
and
Old
Time
Dancing
9:00
p.m.
more
n
-
-
.......
u
....viw.v
mum
luxes
nt
Montreal
,
hmoriav.
,,.
,,,,,,..
tones
to
deep
sea
greens,
.li
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rra
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l
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j,R
vs.mc
.
prnfi
MinlKtrr
at
i-llrpn.
furniture,
fabric
and
accessory
houses,
shows
signs
of
stepping
up
its
production
of
modern
motifs.
At
the
recent
Chicago
market
many
carpets,
in
both
wool
and
cotton
were
shown
In
such
modern
patterns
as
domino,
brush
stroke,
linear
nhst.ract.
took
Tuesday
off
to
attend
to
government
business.
Mr.
Drew
contended
the
IJb-eral
government
'-t
any
time
since
the
war"
could
have
piven
ell
was
talking
about
jnrnuvpr.
,
Social
Credit
Iad-
;to
the
national
cam-j
Operates
jal
Train
the
loeome
tax
relief
promised
!
IDEAL
CLEANERS
&
LAUNDRY
DRAW
in
connection
wilh
Laundry
certificates
will
be
held
during
the
dance
First
Prize
Second
Prize
Third
Prizi-
i,,rih
vr;
C2IDC1E13
and
diamond.
j
For
thosa
who
feel
that
home
!
is
homiest
when
they
are
sur
"indd
bv
furnishings
with
a
Dy
the
Progressive
Conservatives.
,
Instead
of
admitting
the
reduction,
could
have
been
mode,
he
said,
the
liberals
h.id
tried
$100
$50
$35
$15
Admission
3fe
beloved
traditional
look,
there
1
!
are
new
carpets
and
rugs
In
Entry
Fee
10c
&
'
Y
'KM.-
c
V
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)
t
F
'I',
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vV-i
..(
I
.
t,
if
-
J,
I
I
Mo
create
the
impression
that
AOVie
,he
tfW.OOO.OOO-a-year
tax
cut
I
pledge
by
tne
Progressive
Con
Tlie
Dully
Mrvjs
SCHEDULE
OF
CLASSES
FLOWERS:
Ape
1
Chrysanthemums,
disbudded,
3
blooms
to
a
vase
(bronze)
2.00
servatives
was
only
an
election
promise
whiott
couldn't
be
carried
out
except
by
shaving
fam-
which
familiar
antique
motifs
'
have
been
given
a
fresh
look
through
color
or
texture.
j
An
all-wool
floral
has
a
soft!
gray
ground
and
Victorian
sprays
!
of
rosebuds
and
violets.
An
Early
i
American
block
design
recalls
hand-hooked
rues
with
lbs
ai.
!
I'linimiiting
has
come
.adlan
Rockies
and
ny
allowances
and
other
security
inir
InflL's
Aarii
Inn.
4,,H
v..,
payments.
2.00
2.00
'33
Plymouth
....
$650
'46
Chev
Sedan..
$895
'49
Ford
Tudor
.
$1350
'48
International
Pickup
$950
'50
Austin
sedan
$1050
For
Superior
Service
and
Friendly
Courtesy
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
i
enrysantnemums,
disbudded,
3
blooms
to
a
vase
(yellow)
3
Chrysanthemums,
disbudded,
3
blooms
to
a
vase,
(any
other
colon
4
Chrysanthemums,
disbudded,
3
blooms
to
a
vase
i
mixed
i
"POLITICAL'
JOB"
onerate
a
"Million
.
temate
squares
of
light
and
dark
!
2.00
5
Chrysanthemums,
spray.
3
cuts
to
a
vase
i
hrnii7.pl
?
On
i
apainsi
orient
bouquets.
i
"
6
Chrysanthemums,
spray,
3
cuts
to
a
vase,
'
any
other
colon
,
2.00
1
Chrysanthemums,
spray,
3
cuts
to
a
vase
(mixed!
..I."."."
2.00
8
Dahlias,
3
cactus,
color
variation
allowed
:
2.00
.
...
-
.
t
.
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k
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n
'i
1
Many
new
carpetings
combine
several
levels
of
looped
pile
or
a
I
combination
of
thick
clipped
pile
j
and
loops.
Some
employ
curly
;
twist
yarns
to
give
an
extra
illu-
!
sion
of
depth.
These
are
avail-
i
able
in
solid
colors,
tone-on-tone
i
Shil"
on
a
non-stop
Mr.
Drew
pj.so
sid
promotion
m
Jasper
to
Devona,
of
J.
W.
Pickersglll
from
clerk
py.
I
of
the
privy
'.
coutv-ll
to
state
i
carrier
a
million
secretary
showed
that
taxpay-C
oi
motion
picture
ers
nd
been
'paving
the
politi-Ipment
along
with
cal
manager
of
the
Liberal
gov-a
paraphernalia'
to
,
""me"'
"
(of
personnel
Includ-
Hc
sald
Mr-
Wckersgill
had
ous
Marilyn
Monroe,
be,n
carrving
on
political
c-
man.
Robert
Mit-
tlvities
while
clerk
of
the
privy
I
the
"heavy"
Rory
council
a
civil
service
job.
The
I
i
"most
serious
nsnert"
nf
hu
2.00
RED
WOOL
AND
BLACK
ALPACA
strike
a
vivid
note
for
fall
in
a
two-part
ensemble
by
Pierre
Billet
of
Paris.
"The
red
of
the
skirt,
which
has
horizontal
tucking
at
knee
level,
is
repeated
at
the
collar
and
cuffs
of
the
black,
button-front
blouse.
w
uaniias,
i
uecorative
10
Dahlias,
5
single
2.00
11
Phlox,
3
distinct
colors.
6
stems
9
on
four
score
actors.
Promotion
to
cabinet
rank
was
j
that
"It.
Hpmnnsti-utiii
lhat
trr
Baby
Rides
in
Trailer
With
Pair
on
Cycle
Trip
ft
11
11U
I
ai
111'
1
anicii
uic
,
h
.wiuenepn
for
the
Key"
years
you
and
other
Canadian
taxoavers
have
been
RE-ROOF
.
with
DUROID
Asphalt
Shingles
Inquire
obout
our
Instalment
Payment
Plan
FOR
FREE
ESTIMATES
SEE
OR
CALL
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
12
3
Vases
3
cuts
each,
hardy
herbaceous
perennials,
'
.
,
distinct
kinds
..
2.00
13
Sweet
Peas.
12
stems,
3
distinct
colors
100
14
3
Vases
(6
blooms
each)
annuals,
3
distinct
kinds
'.
3m
15
Michaelmas
Daisies,
any
one
color,
6
stems
2.00
16
Flowering
Shrub,
distinct
variety,
3
cuts
2
00
17
Tuberous
Begonias.
5
blooms
on
plate
2.00
18
Cut
Blooms,
any
other
kind,
8
blooms
2.00
19
House
Plant,
any
variety
-
j
00
Most
Meritorious
Award
5,00
DECORATIVE
CLASSES:
20
Modern
arrangement
of
colored
foliage
and
berries,
seed
pods
allowed
."
2.J0
21
Basket
of
cut
flowers,
arranged
for
effect
with
any
foliage
or
grasses
berried
allowed
2.50
pnyine
the
political
manager
of
me
Liberal
government."
MOOSE
JAW,
Sask.
0
Towing
leaiure
Kivcr
oi
wo
ich
will
cost
Twen-frv-Fox
$1,400,000
Je-jUied.
it
say
they
will
rpend
mi
markets
a
child
in
a
trailer
behind
a
two
Impatient
to
get
in
his
trailer
and
start
another
day
on
the
road.
.Mr.
Coldwel!
argued
tlW
th
seater
bicycle
may
not
be
the
"overnment
has
ieonardlzed
MUal
wa
to
raise
by,
but
it
I'SOOOn
in
their
Jas-
Canada's
economic
securitv
hv
'Bn
be
nletv
of
fun
for
both
iflian
Rockies
oper-;lve
of
salaries.
Phone
009
215
First
Ave.
W.
"hanging
onto
temporary,
short
baby
and
Paren-s-
term
and
unstable
American
!
That's
what
Mr.
and
Mrs
This
Week-
Breakfa.it
Club
meetinr
at
Broadway
Cafe,
Saturday,
7:30
a.m.
mo'tets."
George
Whitford,
formerly
of
This
has
been
done
Instead
Yorkshire,
England,
have
been
en
a
uinner
lame
centre
arrangement
of
flowers
and
foliage
2
50
23
FOR
CHILDREN
I'NDFR
181
bowl
of
flowers
arranged
for
effect
bv
the
child
entering
same.
No
entry
will
be
accepted
which
is
arranged
before
entering
hall.
First,
3.00;
second,
2.00;v
third,
1.00
VEGETABLES:
of
restorlna
pre-war
markets
in
doing
on
their
trip
to
British
such
countries
as
Britain.
Columbia.
They
left
Out
hec
May
A
CCF
government
would
12
and
nave
averaged
about
40
Whist
M
imu
ate
trade
wlih
tho
t.r.
miles
a
dav
line
area
bv
nccentlnv
Kti-ttnt
Back
of
the
knansaek-loaried
34
plnyprs
taklne
KIMIZ
'
"
'
"
-.-......
-
....
fti.,i.i,mi.i.hk(l"s
Pan
payment
for
Canadian
i
'anaem
riaes
moir
son,
Jimmie
4:iv
at
whlh
M.
Extra
Pants
FREE
.
with
every
Man's
Suit
also
Extra
Skirt
or
Slacks
FREE
with
every
Woman's
Suit
HOUSE
OF
HOBBERL1N
"Made-To-Measure"
HUNDREDS
OF
PATTERNS
TO
CHOOSE
FROM
Top
Quulily
Guaranteed
Fit
24
3
Beets
1.50
25
3
Carrots
,
1.50
26
3
Onions
1.50
'
j
775
Potatoes
1.50
281
Cabbage
1.50
Mr.
1iw
rb
Id
Canadians
i
around
to
see
his
new
country
....
14
1..
1
.
,
.
1
A
'a
.-
n
.
II
...
...n
kscv
won
ladies'
first
uicii
i
lmeresicu
m
me
election
V'AM'4i;VI
"
1,1
ntsi
31
1
Swiss
Chard
(head!
1.50
32
9
Green
Beans
1.50
33
1
Vegetable
Marrow
1.50
315
Tomatoes
1.50
35
Any
other
vegetable
1.50
it
cirmier
topped
the
I
291
Cauliflower
1.50
because
the
campaign
talk
bv
the
Liberals
an,d
Progressive
Conservatives
has
been
featured
With
a
slogan
of
"Quebec
to
"nieonver
r"
bnt
"
h
Whit,
fords
have
been
pedalling
along
',w-i,v
llin
,-OM
ThV
Wil
(Irimble
won
ladlps'
n
cut
with
Miss
Ray
30
1
Lettuce
.:
1.50
by
trivialities.
linson
and
K.
Dahll
s
second,
with
Mr.
"There
is
frustration
and
double
back
to
the
Okanagan
apathy
everywhere,
and
that
Is
v"llv
""d
stay
for
a
while
with
not
good
in
serious
times
like
an
uncle
of
Mrs.
Whitford
who
these.
I
find
amongst
the
neo-
',rr,,i
B
fn"t
farm,
"le
an
unen.siness.
a
sort
of
B,lt
they
haven't
marie
un
their
BEST
OF
FOOD
-INESl
OF
COOKING
HR
TAKK
OUT
ORDF.R8
Phon
200
Broadway
Cafe
FRUIT:
'
36
3
Apples
one
variety
named
:
:
2.00
37
3
Sticks
Rhubarb
.......-.....
2
00
'
38
Any
other
kind
,
2.00
DOMESTIC
SCIENCE:
Tcderson
won
the
LING
THE
TAILOR
foreboding
about
th
future
be-
mind
where
they
will
settle
2-0
Sixth
Street
rtione
649
We
have
never
had
a
house
!
Progress
rinse
It
is
perfectly
clear
to
;fh"m
Hint
lifter
88
years
of
old-!
party
rule
in
Canada,
the
same
old
problems
of
heavy
debt
and
interest
burdens.
Increasing
taxation
rates,
insecurity,
war
end
preparation
for
war
still
plague
us."
.
to
live
in."
Mrs.
Whitford
savs.
"So
when
we
find
a
nnt
lk"
i
and
can
can
build
a
house
;
there
is
whre
we
will
settle
,
down."
I
The
Whitfords
lived
three
of
tholr
itlnrrift
vpgn
In
a
pnnvpvl.
I
Fair
39
Preserved
Cherries
1
pint
jar
40
Preserved
Pears
1
pint
jar
41
Preserved
Peaches
1
pint
jar
42
Preserved
Beans
1
pint
jar
43
Preserved
Peas
1
pint
jar
44
Preserved
Tomatoes
1
pint
jar
,
v
.
45
Sweet
Relish
(Pickle)
',i-pint
jar
48
Sweet
Mixed
Pickles
1
pint
Jar
47
Chili
Sauce
'Vpint
jar
48
Jam,
Strawberry,
Raspberry
and
Plum,
one
Vj-pint
jar
ea.-"
49WAUI,
any
other
three
varieties,
one
'2-pint
jar
each
50
Orange
Marmalade,
one
'i-P'nt
jar
i
.....
...enjoy
the
Hours
you
SAVE
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.O0
2.00
2.5(1
2
50
2.00
2.00
00
.
Thp
Dully
News
.''W'M
'!
England.
They
decided
'
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Interest
In
the
ir
here
since
1949
Is
'-".to
THd.-ff
Oiraria.
Bf'rr
WfR:
spent
studyinR
geography
books,
inv
and
financial
aspects.
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number
of
lndus-siness
exhibitors
In-
51
Jelly
1
standard
Jelly
glass
itcnllon
to
display
52
Salmon
1
pint
scaler
the
hlchway
but
each
nlcht
they
tried
it
there
was
rain.
Once
n:
Portage
la
Prairie
when
Salt
Li'ke
Ferry
dally
ex
renting
Monday,
weather
per
mittlnrr
9
n
m
3
n
m
m
if
accommodation
HOME
COOKING:
it
the
fair
conmlttee
week
and
a
no-
7
p.m.,
B
p.m.
Phone
Green
391
ihrfT
rnm"
vi
o-it
iv
or
Red
63.
(It)
road
Rang
let
them
use
a
trailer
to
sleep
In.
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
Whiit."n
tlio
wt-
fivkie
for
all
appll-
j
h
)'
t-
'If
53
White
Bread
1
standard
loaf
1.50
54
6
Dinner
Rolls
1.50
55
Date
Nut
Loaf
2.00
56
Dozen
Plain
Cookies
3
varieties
2.00
57
Sponge
Cake
2.50
iven.
mw
Dtidd
from
41,
a
ery
Sunday.
Leaves
Cow
By
Jimmie
has
taken
to
the
trip
has
jits
at
the
fair
to
be
Fioa
every
hour
from
10
30
been
a
relief.
He's
alw--
tn
tltt
first
one
up
in
the
morning
and
-is
also
receiving
a
m-
pi.
Lacklnir
accom-
tlie
fair
grounds
the
held
In
the
Anglican
'ear.
Hobbyists
are
58
Chocolate
Cake
2
50
59
Tea
Time
Dainties
3
varieties
(1
dozen)
,
3.00
60
Light
Fruit
Cake
3.00
61
Dark
Fruit
Cake
3.00
62Apple
Pie
(pie
to
be
left
on
plate
on
which
baked)
2.00
63
Lemon
Pie
(pie
to
be
left
on
plate
on
which
baked)
2.00
64
Candy
1
plate
2.50
65
For
New
Canadians
National
Dishes
4.00
60
For
Children
Under
16
Plain
Cake
1st,
$2.50;
2nd
1.00
67
For
Children
Under
161
dozen
Plain
Cookies,
(three
varietiesl
.
1st.
2
50:
2nd
1
on
Red
to
disDlav
their
Get
(arnation
me
of
Telkwa
is
the
iluilrman.
1)
WEL
NOTE
Entries
for
the
last
two
classes
(66
and
C7)
to
be
K
ivrfh
3
modern
accompanied
by
a
written
declaration
by
the
parent
of
guardian
that
the
exhibit
was
entirely
the
child's
.
own
work.
1
NEEDLEWORK,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
RANGE
full
Milk
if
always
MAKE
THIS
The
modern
automatic
electric
range
cuts
the
ties
that
bind
a
'woman
to
the
kitchen
because
it
saves
hours
of
the
time
and
effort
that
go
into
cooking
with
old-fashioned
stoves.
You'll
find
so
many
ways
to
enjoy
those
precious
hours
of
freedom
i
from
your
kitchen
that
are
made
possible
by
a
new
automatic
llaVV"
bodied
and
cteamy
colored.
Tht
(
your
assurance
of
complete
Mtu-f,ction
when
jou
use
it
in
coffee
or
on
cereal,
.nd
fruit..
You'll
never
consistency
or
thin
find
watery
eolor
in
Carnation.
We
buy
top
7
DAY
TEST
for
jusl
ont
u
eek
nit
Ctmatinn
Milk
in
plact
of
your
pwtn$
bftni.
Once
you
but't
used
Ctrnalion,
u
trt
sur
that
no
other
brand
will
satisfy
yo.
ih
milk
wd
proce
(All
articles
in
these
classes
to
have
been
completed
since
January
1st.)
68
Knitted
Sweater
Wool
5.00
69
Any
article
made
from
flour
sacks
3.00
70
Embroidered
Lunch
Cloth
5.00
,
71
Ladies
Apron,
any
style
3,00
72
Leather
Work
5.00
73
Crocheted
Centre
Piece
not
less
than
14"
diameter
5-00
74
Any
other
hobby
3.00
75
Over
70
Class
Any
Knitted
Article
5.00
70
Over
70
Class
Plain
sewing
by
hand
any
article
5.00
77
For
Children
Under
16
Embroidery,
any
article
1st,
3.00.
2nd
1.50
NOTE
Articles
In
Class
77
to
be
accompanied
by
a
written
declaration
bv
parent
or
guardian
that
the
exhibit
was
entirely
the
child's
own
work.
Tickets,
List
of
Classes
and
Entry
Forms
Available
at:
the
greateit
of
care
(52
years'
experience
it
too)
tn
order
to
give
heavy
Carnation
you
rich,cmmy,
ciccinc
range.
ENJOY
"ABSENTEE
COOKING"
Clockwork
controls
will
cook
your
meal
automatically
while
you
go
on
a
pleasant
outing.
ENJOY
THE
SPEED
OF
ELECTRIC
COOKING
Just
push
a
button,
set
a
dial
and
the
quick
heat
starts
a
meal
cookine
right
away.
Milk.
Get
Carnation
-ITS
CREAMIER.
You
II
also
eejoy
the
economy,
the
dem
and
efficiency
of
cooking
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