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KlvuH
"'"it
I..
THE
EXPERTS
I
iKi.nh
II
M'-o
UnHiin'
that.n
he
was
coming
after
me
to
get
!
"
mi
Iln,ts
paynv.'nt
from
Anion,
lie
said.
a
year
w
,
The
money
J15
nad
b.
ei
of
the
lo
coum-
'
,
"Sir
Eight
Team
Senior
man
chakMg
him
was
Morton:
Anton
as
witness,
said
he
had
and
that
he
was
afraid
of
him;!
"lent"
aecusnd
money
"around
Miat
he
thought
Morton
was
i
$15
the
night
In
question.
But,
"out
tc
give
him
a
going
over."
igald
Antm.
he
had
bt
.n
In
no
Accused
said
he
didn't
know
hurry
for
the
tools,
or
other
re-Const.
f
Ross.
payment.
"I
never
saw
him
before,"
hej
torton
confirmed
that
he
lpft
'
i
BLUE
aij
!
By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Press
Start
Writer
FRESH
FRUIT
IN
SEASON
Peaches
and
pears,
grapes
and
apples,
have
filivd
Canada's
horn
of
plenty
to
overHowing.
But
in
her
canning
and
jam-making
zeal
we
hope
mother
remembers
to
work
plenty
of
fresh
fruit
and
.
vegetables
into
the
daily
menu,
the
,1
main
,.
V.'
feature
i
T";r,
of
an
attractive
.
dessert
one,
Incidentally,
as
answered
prosecution.
the
message
with
the
night
dis
possession
of
the
"safe-break-
pafcher,
Charles
Woods
i
accusing
Instruments"
Woods
explain-
ed's
brotheri
at
99
Taxi
for
ac-
Basketball
League
Initial
Plans
for
1951-52
Season
are
Laid
Opening
October
27
With
prospects
of
an
eight-team
senior
league,
initial
plans
for
the
1951-52
basketball
season
were
formulated
at
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
District
Basketball
Association
held
last
night
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Tentative
entries
for
all
Co-op,
Hih
School,
Malison's,
leagues
were
called
for
with
the
Elks'
Gordon
and
Anderson,
ed
aLso
H)
said
he
had
received
money
from
Anton,
to
whom
he
had
sold
the
tools.
And
Anton
want-
ed
the
tools.
When
Morton
would
not
give
the
tools.
Woods
asked
Anton
to
drive
him
to
Morton's
COFf!
unusual
as
it
is
tasty.
out.
Tins
new
dish
is
suggested
for
"it
was
too
much
for
one
per-the
finale
of
a
heavy
meal
for
sn
to
handle,
so
I
sold
out."
instance,
one
with
pork
as
the,
-was
it
not
a
fact
that
you
main
course.
la;ie(i
in
business?"
asked
Pro-
place
where
he
would
pick
up
tlva
!
not
been
in
the
theatre,
Morton
tools.
jsald.
But,
said
accused,
he
had
Testimony
vat
heard
for
four
only
found
the
two
punches
and
hours
Monday
and
case
was
ad-the
chisel
there.
He
claimed
he
Journed
until
this
morning
when
following
sonifying
their
in
tention
or
desire
of
sponsoring
teams:
Senior
John
Clausen
and
Son
""!
a
e
lhre?
qm.,
"c
a'u'
Ay.
Columbia
Cellulose.
Intermediate
High
6ehool.
Junior
High
School.
Ladies
High
School.
I
Many
more
probable
entries
were
discussed
but
the
teams
1
noted
are
the
only
ones
stating
their
definite
wishes.
Opening
date
for
league
games
will
be
on
Saturday.
October
27,
with
the
week
of
October
3
to
10
set
for
the
closing
of
entries
and
the
annual
meeting.
All
teams
entering
must
have
at
least
eight
bona
fide
registrations,
and
teams
transferring
from
last
years
entrants
mast
first
obtain
a
release
from
their
former
team.
Practices
will
start
the
first
week
in
October.
The
meeting
also
agreed
that
sponsorship
of
the
town
representative
team
would
'be
open
to
all
interested
parties
with
the
Association
making
a
decision
at
their
annual
meeting.
I
League
registrar
will
again
be
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pear
cut
in
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and
cored.
On
'
one
side
of
the
pear
arrange
slices
of
unpeeled
red
apple
und
on
the
other
side
slices
or
a
,
wedge
of
your
favorite
chtvse.
:
Garnish
the
plate
with
u
cluster
.
of
bright
grapes.
Sprinkle
cut
ppars
and
apples
with
orange
juice
to
prevent
darkening.
If
preferred
salted
nuts
may
be
I
substituted
for
the
cheese.
;lamok
for
grapes
Another
reconimendatlon
'
grape
angel
dessert
"for
special
dinners."
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Two
beaten
eggs;
'one-half
cup
sugar;
two
table-!
spoons
lemon
juice;
one
cup
of
I
whipping
cream;
one
cup
pine-!
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cubes;
one
cup
sliced
and
'
seeded
tikay
graphs;
two
cups
diced
marshmallows;
one-half
cup
chopped
walnuts.
Combine
eggs,
sugar
and
lemon
juice
in
double
boiler.
Cook
over
hot
water
unfi
slightly
thickened.
Cool.
Fold
In
remaining
ingredients.
Chill
thoroughly.
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If
you're
interested
In
avoca-1
dos
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one
way
to
use
them
'
in
salad.
Something
new
i
Halve
small
avocados
and
I
scood
nut
tho
nnln
lavi,,
Ri-,n
!
Tim
ddvtrtiiemo
H
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published
Fred
Gakierone.
with
other
offi-tibrihlkCooTOlBo
cers
to
be
appointed
at
the
an-r
twnw
1
wh
nua
meeling
whole
Mash
oulp
with
fork
until
at
tne
P"fty.
He
got
the
message
smooth.
Sprinkle
with
salt,
i
1-om
Mirln
"shortly
after
nnd-pepper
and
nion
juke.
Whip
night."
He
had
been
"very
sore"
with
cream
cheese
and
mayon-"at
tne
time
and
t'-'C'ded
to
get
nais?
until
fluffv.
Stir
in
crum-
:
Uie
tool?
out
ol
the
theutre
him-
By
AIR
To
TERRACE
And
Smithers,
Burns
Lake
Vanderhoof
and
Prince
George
Leaving
Prince
Rupert
Mondays
-
Wednesdays
-
Fridays
been
removed
to
Morton's
place
some
time
in
May,
thought
Mr.
Black.
i
DKFKNCE
Defence,
calling
four
witnesses,
including
the
accused,
claimed
that
Woods
had
broken
the
window
of
the
theatre
to
obtain
certain
of
his
own
tools
from
wuhln
the
theatre.
The
punchvs
an(j
chisel
found
on
Woods
by
const.
Ross
were
called
Jnstru-
mints
for
"completely
innocent
nurposes
J0ds.
In
the
witness
box.
said
'until
recently
he
had
operated
a
isnue
.
"
L"c")''
partner
left
to
take
a
commission
in
the
Navv.
Woods
said
h-j
sold
"No,
I
didn't
fail,"
witness
said
I
Accused
.told
defence
counsel!
Ins
wife
had
left
a
few
months
ago
and
had
not
returned.
She
had
Itit
llieir
child
with
hint.
Since
his
wife
left,
he
said,
he
d
ue
a
lot
of
Urinkiing.
"Were
you
drinking
on
the
day
in
question.
July
3?"
asked
Mr.
Harvey.
'
Yes,
I
had
been
doing
a
lot
of
drinking,"
faid
Woods,
and
then
launched.
Into
a
story
of
trying
to
procure
his
own
tools
from
Morton
with
which
to
pay
off
a
debt.
GOING
TO
PARTY
Accused
said
he
had
been
dispatching
taxi
by
day
for
99
Taxi
at
the
tin.
j.
He
had
wanted
to
go
to
a
party
that
night
and
needed
money.
He
had
approached
Jake
Anton,
a
taxi
operator,
for
money,
he
said,
and
had
offered
him
some
tools
in
exchange.
Then
he
had
tried
to
get
the
t00'3
from
Morton,
but
Morton
llad
left
him
a
message:
"What
V011
want
18
ln
the
show."
Accused
said
he
had
been
in-
wxicaud;
mat
ne
naa
Deen
drinking
In
the
afternoon
and
sc"'
he
saitl
"But
after
I
broke
the
window,
I
decided
against
It.
The
noise
must
havi
sobered
me
up,
be-'
cause
I
thought
then
it
wouldn't
be
tne
llt4nt
thllnB
to
do.
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sidetrack
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he
said,
"to
stall
him."
for
he
wan
claiming
the
tool?
and
the
boat
fti
money
Woods
owed
him.
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Wartime
four,
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baie-ment
hot
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tlc
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electrl"
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tqulDmen';
Owen
Clumsheli
Buckets
and
Kock
Grauoles;
T.
L.
Smilh
Concrete
Mixers
Clark
Forkllft
TrucK.s;
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
fur
Stockpile
'
and
Snow
Kemoval;
Rice
Portable
Centrilugal
Pumps:
National
Dragline
Scrapers
and
Buckets;
'
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists;
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
Scr-ens
and
Conveyors.
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Co.
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Vancouver.
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FOR
SALE
-1937
Ford
2
ton
truck.
House
trailer.
18
It..
fullv
furnished.
House
trailer,
i
"BC.
Breeze."
18
It.,
fullv
fur-i
lushed.
Two
work
trailers.1
dollvs.
n.Lssenaer
and
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i
tires.
1929
Chevrolet
motor,
radiators,
etc.
Auoiv
Midland
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new
pre"'sion
Saw
Filing
i:i4i
PiL'gott
Place.
(219c)
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Ea.sv
washin"
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pt
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or
Phone
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One
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biKe.
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at
Bob
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Limited.
i21iict
FOR
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3.000-watt
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lleht
plant.
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FOR
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Semi-built
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trailer.
New
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jnd
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i
123a
PaiK
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SALE
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lu'iioii
Mile.
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ouncli-tlon.
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oil.
1240'
;
FOR
SALE
Household
furnish-
I
inns.
Cnestei
tieid
suite,
H
x
12
carpet,
bedroom
suite,
radio,,
electric
lireuia;-e
and
radiator,
Coleman
oil
heater,
washinic
machine
tables,
chairs,
dishes,
j
etc.
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Bedroom
I
Suites.
Chesterfields.
Bovs'(
Bicycle..
Bedside
Kuus,
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Studio
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etc..
selllne
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.
eood
amiearance.
Bovs'
Dants
$2.75
to
$5.50.
Bovs'
shoes
$4.45
to
$5.35
nr.
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oevel.
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80
and
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ijur
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I
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stuffed"
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also
sug-
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through
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Add
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little
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mustard.
Beat
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with
potato
chips
or
ci
ackers.
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on
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rather
than
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They
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proteins,
minerals
and
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overtax
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and
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.
.
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job
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