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FiRE
VISITS
(Continued
from
page
It
Prince
Rupert
Dolly
Mew:
Moiiaay;
January
8,
iybi
Tn
just
2:00
B.
C.
School
Bdest.
2:30
Records
at
Random
I've
just
made
a
pot
of
tea
'
V
I
W0Sr
AW
frit
'
"
cheery
o
appe
tizing
a
simple,
friendly,
easy
way
to
entertain.
Have
it
every
afternoon
at
home
or
in
any
restaurant.
TIA
TIP
inthlr
dn
miei
to
lu'l
dui
boll,
nd
pr
AFTERNOON,
TEA
Your
Friendly
Pick-Mi-Up
in
lime!
j
I
'
I
i
r.
a
I
I
j
I
ir
so
,
brown
slipper-pumps
and
m
is.
tard
ankle-socks,
tiie
outfit
was
finished
with
cherry
h'opatd
bonnet
and
gloves.
ATTRACTIVE
COAT
,
Ocelot
was
the
Inspiration
'or
a.
,B-lenglh
wool
coat
of
black
and
white
check.
The
softly-flared
skirt
showed
','uth
of
slim
black
skirt
which
in
turn
matched
the
deep,
winger
coachman
cuffs
of
thp
wide
Do!m,in
sir-eves,
and
the
IM.gh
Elizabethan-stand
collar.
Long
black
gloves
and
a
Sfiuarely-placed
bir-t-hat
without
decoration
gav-j
effective
finish.
The
deadly-looking
spider
which,
in
the
film,
crawled
on
the
dress
of
Deljorah
Kerr
Stewart's
leadine
ladv
server!
ns
f.
model
for
the
sequin
spider's
web
covering
the
front
of
a
strapless,
I
Tin-
,Forw
'fOfgf
M.fthw
MjfthfW
Adim
AdllXt;
Vrvle
Service
lrn
Inr
-
CT
C
T
r
"
'
'
.
'
f
"
some
hazard.
During
thp
fire
the
electrical
lighting
failed.
J
A
hole
was
burned
through
to
the
upper
part
of
the
main
re-
j
duction
plant
but
only
minor;
damage
was
done
there
owing
to
the
effective
manner
in
which
j
the
flames
were
found
and
rap
idly
extinguished.
Tneie
was
no
one
in
the
piant
1
at
the
time
of
the
outbreak.
The
j
lire
alarm
vu
turned
in
by
a
native
youth,
Ross
Yeomans.
GOOD
FIRE
FIGHTING
Responding
immediately
to
the
alarm,
fire
f
ign'ers
ran
hoses
to
jboth
ends
of
the
building.
The
CN
R.
passenger
train
bound
for
Prince
Rupert
held
trie
squad
up
I
momentarily
but
water
was
pouring
from
the
nozzles
in
a;
very
short
time.
Strlkm"
tor
hiatus
building
from
boi.n
enl
simultaneously,
the
streams
of
water
drove
thv;
j
flame?
to
the
centre
of
the
sirup-
I
turc
where
i
burst
thrown
win-!
dows
and
spewed
into
the
like
a
torch.
Firemen
braved
the
!
danger
of
the
sulphuric
acid'
'storage
tanks
bursting
when
they
took
their
hose
into
the
build-,
ding,
but,
fortunately,
that
did
not
happen.
Residents,
many
with
the
memory
of
the
disastrous
fire
i
that
made
37
Indian
families
homeles":
when
it
struck
tiie
vil-iage
a
few
years
an.o,
weie
fearful
lest
there
was
&uch
another
occurrence.
Many
Port
Edward
people
were
at
the
Civic
Centre
in
Prince
;
1
"av.ni.iB
uomiuoii
game
between
Harlem
Globe-'
trotters
and
Prince
Rupert
All
j
ifatar?
when
they
were
called;
ul30"
tn
return
to
the
vHlaR
t
oe.
There
were
taxis
waiting.
The
Nelson
Bros,
plant
wan
fire.
Leaving
the
Civic
Centre
In
an
orderly
fashion,
they
were
met
Arthur
waving
in
from
the
street.
The
trln
to
Port
Edward
was
tense
for
Q
r;membered
!
)-.
nMn...
ftA
t.Tn
n
"I
think
you're
right,
sir:
that
auail
wasn't
well
done"
oiiSekeenina
,
.
.
T,
...JiL
-
i
.
nd
or
two
bo
I
.
Jungle-Styled
'
Fashion
Show
!
'
!
.
By
MURIEL
NARRA
W
AY
i
Canadian
Prms
BUitf
Writer
LONDON
rTo
the
boat
of
a
tom-tom
by
a
Zulu
warrior,
a
slinky
black
figure
stepped
Into
the
llme-ilghi
wreathed
tn
the
menacing
rolls
of
a
Mamba
snake.
The
scene
was
London's
West-End,
and
the
occasion,
a
Jungle-styed
fashion
show
inspired
by
"King
Solomon's
Mines,"
Stewart
Granger's
first
Hollywood-starring
i
film.
At
a
special
showing.
British
designers
gave
fashion-concepts
S,TJ
Mamoa
was
tne
background
for
LTZltl
"ee
10
neck
ln
the
curling
coils
of
,
Ufa-like
snake,
With
,
,
I
neckline,
slim
ieB-OI-mUllOn
,
,auUi,o
(la
ri.r..RA
U....in
u..
.n,!ina
i.
fr,'w,
,
!:
,"."
-
"."V""
7.
black
oiacn
dress
oress
had
nau
thp
tne
wicked
wicKed
look
look
,,f
or
a
a
sinuous
olnlinn.
jungle
Innirlo
nlanl
plant.
'
I
A
om"wnttt
Pantonine
effe:t
WHS
Rlvr"
"
'":-K'i
imp.uu-
w.innvi
.
tv.itit;l
ivuiiciiii.
.iiatr.a.
"
"
the
stocking-Ught
legs
of
which
made
orie
look
for
a
tail.
Com-
blned
with
wide-sleeved
mustard-
VpllflW
HI
fill
BO
hv
n
-fllcttr.-i
r
BUYING
WINTER
VEGETABLES
IMPORTANT
FACTOR
IN
DIET
Canadians
ara
fortunate
to
be
Other
vegetables
bought
by
the
Wii
the
pol.
r
1
-.'j
7
v
:!ATIC
EXPERT
Dr.
Eger-i
Herbert
Norman,
expert
on
iatlc
matters,
has
been
re-:liU
as
head
of
Canada'
ison
mission
in
Tokyo.
He
s
taken
over
tn
Ottawa
as
ad
of
the
external
affairs
oartmedt's
Far
Eastern
di-
4
inn.
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n
fvrv
iiiifHi'n
mm,
hrinoa
mtt
:i
twin--
ii
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time
for
iJr.
f
hm
m
'
-ry-uiver
ruin.
I
noummla
hnit
Quirk
,
r,"mX'
Tcmk2nf,i!
ini-ur.
chaw-,
wmk
on
t,rh
iionrri
ana
n
vv
mm.
,
it
.
'
V
CHASES
I
able
to
add
variety
to
their
win-
m
.,
,
b
of
vegetables.
We
have
be-
come
no
accustomed
to
hearing
ram
oi
the
surpluses
of
our
farm
products
that
we
sometimes
tend
i-
.
i,
.
.
'
u)
lane
ior
graniea
me
everyuay
foods
on
which
we
nevetthl!
depend
a
great
deal.
Food
rules
remind
us
that,
in
order
to
fol
-
snouia
use
at
least
one
atng
OI
potatoes
and
at
least
two
servings
of
other
vegetables
pre
rernh
v
Ip:r:v
preen
nr
vrl
nir
tahlea
tiin
U
iwrnnrnmenrlurl
...
'
'
LW!:!e;Hki,U'd
taf'"la
""'"'JSTher:
outside
by
tTxis
Murray,
he
who
wallow
the
rules
of
good
health,
we&2
to
4
.inches,
medium
.
natty
three-piece
ensemble
in
d-rolored
barathea
was
the
designer's
answer
to
the
long
"
iow-cui;trek
.
across
the
burning
desert
viic
caiiici
luc.
1
u
one
scliucj
rf.
o-
n
inn,
i
io,
,.,Ht
o.i
n,ieverv
riav.
Servine
raw
vrire-
Home
economists
offer
tips
oiijily
as
well
as
cotton,
or
Jute
baes
i
,j
i-
i
u
n
iiuinca
imu
cauliv
I1U1U.
I.rpui
ta
thal
nad
reached
the
city
were
that
that
the
the
evaDorator
evaporator
was
was
hu
burning
furiously
and
that
the
cannerv
wns
threatened
Mtinv
resident.
i
were
in
the
city
and
it
was
pro
-
blematical
how
many
men
were
n
tha
onann
tn
nnn
thn
a
i
tuc
5,ciic
tu
mail
nic
i
it
u
fighting
equipment.
Happily,
n
search
Of
the
mines.
Combin-
.
,
.
.
.
...
P
l"re
01
'"V1''
...
"""
on
a
name
smeiu,
n
made
a
graceful
picture.
A
lve
monnev
was
one
or
the
accessories
carried
to
off-set
a
smartly-styled
hat
and
coat
of
rrii
ii
i
k
(v-1
J
.
1
ir
.
.
.
I
...
ncifl
.
warn
.ivn,
a
mu
sn
leopard,
pony
and
springboK
coats
and
oiva
of
the
eye-catch-
lng
dresses
was
a
ballet-length
irrnH"
rl.
RADIO
DIAL
CFPR
1240
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(Subject
to
Change)
MONDAK
P.M.
4:
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Magic
Adventures
4:45
Young
Man
With
M
Song
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
International
Comty.
5:10
Rawhide
5:30
Dixieland
Jazz
U.irir
-aupuer
Serenade
6:15
-Martial
Airs
6:30
-Musical
Varieties
e:45",Sad(lle
Rookin'
Rhythm"
7:00-rf.BC
News
;
7:15
CK'J
News
Roundup
7:30
Songs
for
Early
Evening;
7:45-Rtories
from
the
Islands
8:00
Linger
Awhile
8:30
Oiiy
Luinimi'do
Show
9:10
National
I-'a
m
Radio
Forum
9:30
-Meiotiy
from
the
Sky
I0:00-CBC
News
10:ia-CBC
News
10:15
Provincial
Affairs
10:30
Recital
11:00-Weather
forecast
and
sign-off
TUKSuAt
A.M.
,
7:rV-Mu.M:ai
Cloct
8:00
Clii:
News
8:10-l:fc.-e's
Bill
Oood
8:15
M:.
ning
Sung
8:30
wlusic
Tor
Modems
8:45
Lit).:e
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Commentary.
,
.
9:15
-
Mm
iiing
Devotlorj
9:30
Morning
Concert
:W
Tmie
SinaJ
10:00-
Mornhif!
Vi.lt
'
10:13
Mundntf
Melodies
10:30
"Melody
Time"
10:45
Charlie
Kunz
PrMont
"
"
'
7
,
t
"
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of
the-
Air;
"-
"omio.ip
m-
ji.jo
wcatner
itepori
ll:31MessaEe
Period
11:33-Recorded
Interlude
'.:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
P.M.
12:00
-Mid-Day
Melodbv
12:15
CBC
NfWi
12:25
Program
rtesume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Rec
Int.
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
You
and
Your
Vote
if
MM
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i
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genebal
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
P.O.
Box
928
Prinen
Rupert,
B.C.
AT..
222
SECOND
AVE.
Pharmacy
the
outconra
was
much
less
ser-
investment.
i
ious
than
it
might
easily
have!
I'
Root
vegetables
"
particularly
"
J
1
.
Moving,
Packing,
Cratlnj
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliaole
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd
.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
Welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGt
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Rst.
1910
I'hiw
fi
an.l
f,8
?
r
p
eg
Prince
Rupert
Florists
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
5
Hi
Tel.
77
Bottles
represent
money
in
your
basement.
For
the
bal-ancc
of
this
month
ortrr.
w
will
help
convert
them
into
cash.
Phone
132,
and
our
truck
will
call
for
quantities
of
not
less
than
1
dozen
Coke
and
North
Star
Brand.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Telephone
132
Do
you
know
you
can
now
purchase
to-day
s
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Lo-tlay?
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AND
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Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotln,
Dec.
22
and
'
Jan.
19
and
31
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
Ql'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin,
Jan.
12
and
26
B
p
m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
i
a
retailer
according
to
grade
m-e
luiuallv
nlH
in
hlk
tho
;
!:
.
1
whrte
one
not
aware
of
t
grade
since
they
are
not
sold
m
tht
original
container
where
tiie
Orraitu
i
marfrol
Tnnl.l.inln
1
1.
"
"
nn-iuciiwiij
,
'""'P8
ha"e
or,1V
"
facte'
whether
waxed
or
unwaxed.
They
!are
som
ln
slzes
varying
from
small,
3'2
to
5
inches,
medium
4
to
6
inches
and
large
5
inches
or
'
over.
I
Potatoes
are
available
in
smai!
quantities
of
5,
10
and
15
lbs.
in
nu,
h.n.
...u
it..
..
iuji
uaga
wj
ami
nic
aiuuil
1UIU
of
25.
50,
75
and
100
lbs.,
which
can
be
stored
for
later
use
if
adeauate
Storage
snacp
Is
nvni!-
able.
Table
potatoes
may
fall
under
several
grades
Canada
Fancy,
Canada
No.
1,
Canada
No,
1
Large,
Canada
No.
1
Small
and
Canada
No.
2
grade.
Canada
No.
1
Large
is
similar
to
Canada
No.
1
but
with
a
minimum
diameter
of
3V4
inches
instead
of
2
inches.
Turnips
are
sold
under
the
one
grade
only
Canada
No.
1.
There
are
three
grades
for
onions
Canada
No.
1,
2
and
3.
(
f
f
s
.
ROUND
THE
WORLD,.;.-.
T.
I,.
MoffatnSrV
mmn
;
tie
.board
of
Mol'fats,
Ltd.,
used
to
walk
20
"
nflles
to
sell
stoves
from
the
first
Moffat
factory
at
Markdale,
Ont.,
in
Bruce
County.
Later
he
travelled
the
world
to
sell
his
products
abroad.
In
January,
1951,
at
the
age
of
88,
he
started
his
fourth
round-the-world
tour.
CP
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PRINTING
P
1
ft
egall
PHONE
U
Sit
uying
winter
vegetaoies
which
the
thrifty
housewife
would
do,
well
10
need.
'
'
Always
buy
good
quality
vege
-
tables.
Those
which
are
darn-
..
.
.
o
trari
r
ni.
fc,-u
V4U
nut
Bv-
JUU
juui
n,onev's
worth
and
are
a
poor
potatoes,
are
inexpensive,
so
use
them
generously.
;
When
you
buy
vegetables
they
should
be
firm,
not
shrivelled.
A
pale
color,
especially
In
carrots,
is
usually
associated
with
poor
,
quality.
Avoid
carrots
showing
an
excess
amount
of
green
at
the
top.
I
Many
vegetables
are
now
appearing
in
2
to
3
lb.
packages
for
the
first
time.
You
will
find
carrots,
parsnips,
beets
and
onions
put
up
in
this
manner.
Many
of
these
have
been
washed
be-
j
'
fore
packaging
so
it
is
not
wise
to
buy
too
much
at
one
time
as
they
may
become
shrivelled
and
,
flabby.
Over-large
turnips,
carrots
and
pasnips
may
be
coarse
ln
texture
and
have
woody
cores.
It
is
best
to
buy
vegetables
of
medium
size.
j
Potatoes
should
be
sound
and
smooth,
hollow-eyed
and
clQan.
If
llwy
are
knobby,
scabby,
sunburned
or
dirty
they
will
be
ntore
wasteful.
It
is
difficult
to
iflfmjiie
thf
te'xtuw
and
quality-
of
potatoes
j.)ri
the
market
without
cooking
them.
If
""you
have
a
cool,
dry
place
to
store
rotntofi
and
are
contemplating
buying
and
storing
a
large
((Uan-tity
of
them,
why
not
try
cook-ing
small
quantities
to
see
how
you
like
them.
Turnips
may
appear
on
the
market
either
with
bronze
or
purple
tops,
depending
on
the
1
variety.
When
buying
turnips
look
for
those
that
have
a
firm,
deep
yellow
flesh,
a
smooth,
globe
shape
and
with
as
few
Indentations
as
possible
in
the
root
area.
The
majority
of
turnips
available
on
the
market
today
arc
waxed.
This
prevents
loss
of
moisture
and
aids
in
keeping
quality.
Good
onions
have
a
bright
i
appearance,
are
firm,
dry
with
small
necks.
When
buying
beets
remember
that
medium
sized
ones
are
less
likely
to
be
tough
and
woody
than
are
the
large
or
very
small
ones.
Beets
should
be
smooth
and
free
from
blemish.
Those
that
have
deep
growth
cracks
are
wasteful
and
may
be
tougli
and
woody.
Soft,
flabby
or
shrivelled
beets
are
wasteful.
,
Parsnips
are
truly
winter
vegetables
and
the
flavor
is
not
fully
developed
unless
they
have
been
exposed
to
a
temperature
near
freezing.
A
good
parsnip
is
smooth,
straight,
small
or
medium
In
size.
Very
large
parsnips
are
apt
to
be
woody.
Flabby
or
shrivelled
parsnips
are
usually
fibrous
and
pithy.
Some
vegetables
are
bought
by
grade.
Potatoes,
and
to
a
lesser
extent
onions
and
turnips,
are
the
vegetables
which
the
consumer
most
often
buys
by
grade,
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him
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