1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
October
25,
1951
Central
Interior
TRAVELS
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Housekeeping
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mY
CANADIAN
APPLES
BY
Jariety
AS
WELL
AS
GRADE
ceive
today?
The
greatest
percentage;
of
apples
are
sold
today
by
grade
as
"Extra
Fancy,"
"fancy,"
and
"C."
This
is
a
recent
change
In
grading
as
formerly
these
grades
applied
to
apples
sold
only
in
boxes.
Now
It
applies
to
apples
packed
In
barrels,
boxes,
crates,
hampers
or
baskets.
When
selecting
armies
t.ho
ftrt
efine
Uann'i
2)iara
Cvanaeline
Ho
Polishing!
Glo-Coat
waxes
blankets,
only
safe
place
for
It
when
seas
rough.
"Listening
in"
at
meeting
of
"Rod
and
Gun"
club,
such
expressions
as
"He
was
a
dandy,"
and
"He
was
a
whopper,'
very
frequent.
Said
a
clerical
fisherman,
"YouTl
be
able
to
go
to
Ootsa,
and
get
whales
if
It's
logged
off."
Absence
of
President
suspected
because
of
someone
"size
of
two
bits,"
who
had
"knocked
him
over
for
a
row
of
beans."
Mailed
letters
at
midnight.
Bank
clerks
still
working
seem
dreadfully
long
hours.
Thought
if
streets
black
topped
and
vil-large
landscaped,
with
better
Decided
food
In
Jackets,
like
renewing
nine
o'clock
curfew-boiled
eggs,
and
bananas,
best
i
and
that
local
library
now
a
year
your
floors
without
a
stroke
of
rubbing.
food
for
outraged
stomach.
Bet
In
Prince
George
pool.
It
shines
as
it
dries!
ter
still
.acquired
own
private
store.
Fetched
tin
opener
from
laundry
where
found
Yosie
Le
Grand
from
Paris
managing
washing
machine
most
efiici-.
ently.
When
vitaminized
apple
Was
shown
over
new
house
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ostberg,
five
rooms
and
bathroom,
with
super
stove
in
basement,
and
every
modern
convenience.
Saw
Mrs.
J.
s.
Brown's
deep
freeze
unit
enn-
and
most
Important
point
is
to
select
the
right
apple
for
the
right
purpose.
Some
are
dessert
apples,
others
eating,
while
still
others
are
better
for
cooking.
Know
the
purpose
the
apple
is
to
be
used
for
before
shopping.
When
Mrs.
Homemaker
buys
these
crisp,
colorful
balls
of
flavor,
she
should
look
for
firm,
juice,
duly
opened,
feel
tumbler
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Qiirns
Tolrn
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tttiijuiE
vauciv
or
ioons.
a
tar,"
wmu
hoWing
ThMfluW:NalIIy
fHrom
clays
when
batches
0f
North.'
me,
Uke
hotel,
"Pride
of
the
file
excellent
for
spreading
cu'
."e'v
aKec,
were
put
Guest
across
way
kept
me
cheese
and
butter.
Verv
popular
!
ln
P'cft
at
beginning
of
winter
with
F.
F.
who'
had
fetched!
"We're
so
thrilled
at
these
!
awake
wlth
hacking
cough.
friendly
fly
friends
to
Inspect
!
trains
which
come
in
every
day
weu-matured
apples
with
no
diseased
or
bruised
spots.
Immature
apples
may
be
good
for
cooking
or
jelly
making,
but
for
good
flavor
in
an
eating
apple
it
must
be
matured.
While
there
are
hundreds
of
apple
trees
in
Canada,
there
nr
echoed
from
two
other
layers
of
hotel.
.Fortunately
sleep
with
notebook
by
side
of
bed
for
such
occasions
like
psychoanalysis
patients
who
record
ureams,.
on
waking.
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larder.
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sala
Mrs-
H.
C.
Francis
pr-
In
conversation
-with
Walter
!
paring
mint
sauce
for
dinner
Wilson
learned
many
new
houses
'
Party,
afterwards
telling
me
having
to
be
built
outside
vil-
!
how
five
hundred
dollars
had
lage
limits
because
of
proximity
j
been
raised
for
the
hospital
by
of
Indian
reservations.
;
a
tag
day,
when
"everybody
went
Saw
excellent
photos
taken
by
I
hither
and
yon,
and
the
sehool-R.
J.
McKenzie
from
de
Havil-
girls
went
yon,
and
hither."
Her
..tilt
around
the
ieaves
have
left
t!
::o-.ts
have
with-,
lr0s'
and
all
the
vr.
goi
lrm
the
i
j
,tp.
on
the
table
i
of
this
i
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r,-n:imler
T.,arv.-:;t,
shiny,
red
,
i,
iiiiR
to
bp
eaten.
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and
choice
'J
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'in
the
mar-
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work.
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i.r.ncl
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expert-
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Scientists
.it.rd
a-nl
patiently
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extensive!
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Even
the
poor-
j
.unci
!i
the
mar-
J
ini
improvement
j
1
ivrinent
apples
:
,i
iown
in
ancient;
the
Third
Cen-
.
.
(l
to
have
known
'
aiple
varieties'
.
f::st
Euro-
-tnie
to
America,
j
'le
varieties
were
'lpinal
Mcintosh
4-
inn
tound
in
the
.
lli.
ss
over
100
me
historians
tell
'
nis
Delicious
was
j
,81
lr,
Iowa,
t$r
earlv
apples,
as
.
jl'i
are
probably,
J
to
humemakers,
:
,,!hcrs
which
may
fi!.(-.v!i
Many
con-
;
:
ifc
to
bov
these
varl-
!
J
'h'-v
don't
know
especially
good
,
hundreds
of
ways
to
use
and
j
cooking.
When
consumers
don't
buy
certain
varieties
the
shopkeepers
won't
handle
them.
The
'-suit
Is.
that
some
very
fine
newer
apples
which
Canadian
growers
have
produced,
have
to
take
a
back
seat
to
others
not
so
gocd.
It's
natural
that
Mrs.:
Housewife
Is
not
anxious
to
buy
something
she
doesn't
know
about.
For
this
reason
the
home
economists
have
sent
us
some
Information
about
the
various
varieties
in
good
supply
now
and
what
to
use
each
variety
for.
In
the
West
the
best
eating
apples
on
the
hiarket
now,
and
which
will
be
on
for
several
weeks
are
the
Mcintosh,
Jonathan
and
the
Wealthy.
For
cooking
the
Wealthy,
Joyce.
Atlas
or
Lobo
are
dual
purpose
apples,
that
Is,
they
are
good
for
cooking
or
eating.
The
Wolf
River,
Baxter,
Gravenstein
are
excellent
cooking
apples,
the
Jonathan.
Mcintosh
and
Fam-euse
are
fine
for
eating.
A
relatively
new
feature
Is
that
most
of
the
apples
sold
on
the
market
today
are
sold
by
variety,
so
buy
by
variety,
as
well
as
by
grade.
Of
course,
not
every
variety
Js
available
In
all
places
so,
the
homcmak'?r
should
become
familiar
with
the
ones
sold
in
her
particular
part
of
the
country.
Many
homemakers
have
visited
fruit
packing
plants
where
women
were
sorting
and
packing
apples,
but
did
this
sight
bring
to
thvlr
minds
the
amount
of
care!
ul
work
entailed
in
picking
the
high
grade
apples
we
re
serve
the
trult
of
these
trees.
Canadian
homemakers
should
use
them
often,
DENTAL
SERVICE
OSLO
The
Standard
Telephone
and
Cable
Cuinuanv.
mip
land
Beaver
on
two
wpekly
tr!n
i
lie
or
the
lettuce
for
dinner
to
pay
Alcan
employees
at
tun-
Party
which
had
to
be
wrapped
,
of
Oslo's
largest
Industrial
plants,
nel
site.
j
cotton
wool
and
kept
in
bed,
j
has
opened
Its
own
dental
office,
Communicative
citizen
dlvulg-
i
when
sixty
below,
reminded
me
first
of
its
kind
in
Norway.
Stated
Victorian
relative's
dislike
of
!
f
Precious
gift
of
whisky
I
fed
by
two
dentists,
the
office
his
visits,
as
he
didn't
discard
j
brought
from
Australia
for
Can-1
will
operate
as
an
adjunct
to
the
Burns
Lake
habits
on
entry
to
aclian
cousins,
where
between
company's
medical
centre.
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
ni
t
I
unar
nn
nnri
nn
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
uniifbu
uii
anu
uii;
biitti.
city
wneie
me
pavement
are
rolled
up
and
the
gates!
taken
In
at
nine
o'clock.
Told
;
me
story
of
temperance
lecturer,
j
showing
Irishwoman
how
alco-'
hoi
harmful
to
living
organisms,
j
illustrating
by
killing
"wogs"
in
j
glass
of
water.
Declared
Irish-
woman
"I'll
never
touch
water
again
without
a
drop
of
whisky."
j
'
Delighted
to
hear
of
Inclusion
of
Burns
Lake
in
Cariboo
Health
j
Unit,
and
of
possibility
of
new
i
dentist
coming
shortly,
and
of
j
offices
available
for
him
in
new
;
apartment
block.
Hear
P.T.A.'i
have
discussed
desirability
of
ol
hand
or
for
...even
after
you've
damp-mopped
it
again
and
again
with
clear
water!
t
e
hh;o
l
son
in
IlialMl,
daw
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
v
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v
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x
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Mi
Objects
To
Fireworks
t.T.
Sees
Danger
uf
Explosives
Dental
Clinic
Possibility
of
a
dental
clinic
for
pre-school
and
Grade
I
children
and
the
problem
of
"indiscriminate"
sale
of
fireworks
to
children
in
the
city
was
spiritedly
discussed
at
Monday
night's
meeting
of
the
Parent-Tf
aeliers'
Council.
Dr.
Duncan
Black,
city
health
officer,
who
outlined
procedure
to
the
meeting
of
setting
up
a
clinic,
said
dentists
here
were
willing
to
set
aside
a
period
each
week,
to
attend
a
clinic.
Th
Council
decided
it
would
investigate.
Alarm
uas
expressed
at
the
'
indiscriminate"
sale
of
fire-woiks
to
children
and
city
(
Juncil
will
be
written
in
this
regard.
Members
held
that
fireworkr
were
a
"great
potential
fire
hazard
and
personal
injury"
and
It
will
be
suegsted
Mens
he
taken
by
city
to
curb
the
nale.
Those
pifSt-ni,
included
President
R
O.
Mooie,
Mrs.
D.
Gomez,
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mortimer,
Mrs.
Bjorn-sen.
Mrs.
K.
Hardy,
Mrs.
Logan,
Mrt.
J.
Marchant,
Mrs.
J.
Bowman,
Mrs.
W.
W.
Bowes,
Mrs.
M.
Hansen,
F.
Derry,
P.
Downing,
W.
D.
Griffiths
and
J.
S.
Wilson.
To
glamorize
cream
sauce,
add
a
little
cheese.
You
can
use
Canadian
Cheddar,
or
for
a
change.
Canadian
Blue-Vain
Roquefort
type
or
pimento
process.
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bowl
and
f"se
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and
smooth.
Slowly
blend
the
sugar
Into
It.
Add
thj
almond
flavoring,
salt
and
chopped
nuts
and
mix
until
well
blended.
Press
Into
a
well
greased,
shallow
pan.
Place
ln
the
refrigerator
until
firm
and
cut
Into
squares.
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freshest
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fit
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u
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pressed
from
juicy
ripe
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That's
Libby's
Tomato
ll
Nothing
is
added,
ef
l'pt
a
little
salt.
It
takes
'
p'M
to
fill
a
tin
the
"gentle
T
lthh
way,
and
you
can
;
difference.
Reach
for
s
Tomato
Juice.
The
new
l
from
the
vine,
is
at
your
J
grocer's
now!
pAed
flavour
THE
TOMATO
JUICE
WITH
THE