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SURE
TO
SEE
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IN
Tup
v
prince
Rupert
Dailp
mcXos
Thursday,
September
30,
1948
ALASKA
PLANE
ARRIVES
HERE
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IN
ALL
Inc.
MiuniT
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THIS
TOWN
WAS
MOST
COLORFUL...
First
Ellis
Airline
plane
i(
fly
from
Ketchikan
to
Prince,
Rupert
in
more
than
a
year(
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DANGEROUS...
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FEARED!
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with
passengers
augutcu
Tuesday
afternoon
bearing
three
people
who
will
visit
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
flight
was
made
following
easing
of
stringent
regulations
which
formerly
hampered
the
movement
of
aircraft
and
passengers
into
Canada
from
local
organizations
being
ably
represented
at
such
important
gatherings
as
national
and
provincial
conventions.
They
paid
off
in
the
new
knowledge,
enthusiasm
and
viewpoints
brought
back
to
the
local
organization
by
the
delegate,
In
the
opportunity
of
the
local
angles
being
presented
in
the
larger
sphere
and
in
the
good
publicity
and
prestige
that
was
obtained
for
a
community
through
effective
representation.
"I
think
one
good
live
delegate
at
a
convention
is
worth
more
than
thousands
of
pamphlets,"
declared
Mr.
Applewhaite.
Mr.
Applewhaite
held
that
Gyros
Hear
of
Ottawa
Parley
t.
T.
Applewhaite
Reminisces
.
t
Service
Clubs
on
'liberal
Convention
A
non-political
description
of
a.'
great
,
national
political
convention
was
given
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
yesterday's
weekly
luncheon
by
E.
T.
Apple-whaite
who
was
one
of
the
local
delegates
to
the
recent
Liberal
national
convention
in
Ot
trap
J
Of
r
K
A
:
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1
Alaska.
More
sucn
ingiua
expected.
Passengers
on
the
light
plane
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.!
Lloyd
M.
Yeltatzie
and
smair
daughter
of
Hydaburg,
Alaska,'
who
will
visit
Mr.
Yeltatzle's
tawa.
Many
interesting
facts
the
national
convention
of
any
former
home
at
Massett.
The
plane
was
piloted
by
Bob
Ellis,
Ketchikan
mayor.
major
political
party
was
something
of
importance
and
inter
est
to
the
general
public.
That
could
also
be
said
for
the
na
about
the
mechanics
of
such
a
gathering
were
presented
and
ai
occasional
human
interest
incident
jecalled.
"Mr.
Applewhaite
closed
with
an
pvnmcciAnnf
what.
Hp
hpHV-
The
Experts
e
the
value
and
importance
of
October
8
and
9-"The
Swords-
Audrey
Totw
FILMS
IN
Say
...
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n
iiiuii,
Licii
i
y
raiRa
aiiu
r.ue'1
MITCHUM
AND
ATTORNEYS
IN
COURT
Actor
Robert
Mitchum
(right),
who
with
two
women
and
another
man
was
arrested
by
the
F.B.I.
and
charged
with
violation
of
the
state's
narcotic
law,
is
shown
as
he
appeared
in
court
in
LOs
Angeles,
Calif.,
with
his
attorneys,
Jerry
Giesler
(seated)
and
Norman
Tyre
(left).
With
his
studio
backing
him
up
and
his
wife
announcing
th
at
she
will
stick
by
him,
Mitchum
and
the
three
others
were
indicted
and
will
have
to
stand
trial.
Drew.
Paulette
r..;-...
I
tional
Conservative
convention
now
opening
in
the
same
Forum
in
Ottawa.
He
told
of
'the
elaborate
preparations
mace
for
the
accommodation
of
public
and
press
at
the
convention.
In
fact
Conservative
observers
were
among
those
in
attendance,
having
access
to
everything
but
the
caucuses
and
committees.
The
work
of
the
resolutions
committee
had
been
a
tremen
OCTOBER
By
Kay
Rex
i-,r,rfion
Press
staff
Writer
vaiiauin"
.
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a
mi
-t
f
u'antc
tn
l.rv'
.
1
1
n
,w!
In
October
10
-
"The
Big
Fix,"
aid
Carey
Sheila
Ryan
and
James
Brown;
October
21
'
"Missing
Lady,"
Kane
Richmond
Widow
o
w
and
Barbara
Reed.
and
Co..f
u
18
October
11.
12
and
13-"Three
October
24--Daring
Daughters,"
Jeanette
et,"
Michael
sr
a
hand
at
some
an-voiiaumn
dessert
she
doesn't
have
to
go
"Albuquerque"
and
"Daring
Daughters"
and
"Sitting
Pretty"
Among
Them
Outstanding
in
the
list
of
picture
offerings
at
the
Capital
three
Liberal
conventions;
the
meeting
to
be
followed
by
a
thrilling
reception
accorded
to
stag
party
at
the
home
of
A.
J.
Messrs.
Smallwood
and
Brad-
Dominate.
Announcement
was
Ipv
of
Newfoundland,
and
the
made
of
the
appointment
of
R.
Mucixinaia
ana
Jose
nurDi.
a
Sorority
Gi
'
very
far.
At
her
back
door
right
now
she
may
have
a
tree
laden
down
-
with
apples.
And
if
not,
dous
task.
Indeed
this
committee,
so
time-taking
and
inten
wf-cuuij
a,
i"
ai
iu
run
Htrk
v-ii!i
Theatre
during
the
month
of
and
Fancy
Free"
(Walt
Disney)
,
October
s';
imr,roccirn
tViat
harf
hppn
marie
H.
Jovce.
A.
M.
Hurst,
Allan
sive
were
its
deliberations,
was
hard-pressed
to
keep
up
with
the
town
market
should
be
filled
with
bushels
of
the
crisp,
uctoDer
wiu
oe
AiDuquerquc,
"The
Challenc"."
Tom
Conway
Vardoux"
bv
British
Columbia's
own
Pre-
Sheardown
and
William
Cruick
Chir
-
.
.
starting
toaay
ana
continuing
and
junc
Vincent
the
convention.
October
27
mier
Byron
Johnson.
snank
as
a
commute
ior
me
rosy
fruit,
which
perhaps
grows
for
tne
week.endi
and
The
triple
objective
of
the
October
17,
18
and
19
"The
'Sitting
pre,,T
'
Dnkirt
Tnl.
j
,
..
convention
Mr.
Applewhaite
Daring
Daughters,"
"Fun
and
High
irrK
Wall
Wall,'
"uul"
ajriui
anil
UI1Q
MailTOn
C
other
quantity
than
in
any
Fancy
Free"
(Disney
fantasy
gave
as
improvement
of
a
badly
A
vote
of
thanks
was
propos-,
annual
Apple
Day.
w.
.
atone
ed
to
Mr.
Applewhaite
by
Allan
(
will
head
the
annual
hoedown
M.
Hurst.
dance
committee
while
Martin
Past
President
C.
G.
Ham
was,
Van
Cooten,
Jack
Bulger
and
in
the
chair
and
a
luncheon
George
Rorie
have
been
assign-guest
was
C.
Vincent
of
Van-
ed.
to
make
arrangements
for
a
deteriorated
party
organization.
promulgation
of
a
new
plat
1
a
nice
.
.
1
form
and
election
of
a
leader.
and
"Sitting
Pretty,"
all
booked
for
later
In
the
month.
Here
is
the
October
list
as
announced
by
Manager
J.
Harry
Black:
September
30,
October
1
and
Elaborate
decoration
of
the
country
in
the
world.
The
Dominion
department
of
agriculture
has
devoted
a
booklet
exclusively
to
ways
and
means
of
eating
apples,
In
salads,
desserts,
and
even
as
a
relish
with
the
main
course
of
a
meal.
'
.
L.
take
advantdc
couver.
C.
C.
Mills,
one
of
the
lortncoming
stag
party.
convention
hall
featured
the
veteran
members
of
the
club,
was
warmly
-welcomed
back
motto
"Unity,
Security,
Free
dom"
in
red,
white
and
blue
2
"Albuquerque"
with
Randolph
WEEK
END
CLAIMED
CAPE
IN
1620
Two
English
sailors
planted
after
an
absence
of
several
months
due
to
illness.
shields.
Both
interior
and
ex
terior
were
a
blaze
of
color.
To
enjoy
apples
with
baked
ham
the
following
ingredients
the
British
flag
at
the
Cape
of
Next
week's
Gyro
gathering
Notable
was
the
spontaneous
will
take
the
form
of
a
dinner
Good
Hope
in
1620.
are
needed:
one
slice
of
un
and
genuine
applause
which
Scott
and
Barbara
prltton.
October
3,
4
and
5
"Her
Husband's
Affairs,"
Franchot
Tone
and
Lucille
Ball;
"Dual
Alibi,"
Herbert
Lorn
and
Phyllis
Dixcy.
October
6
and
7
"The
Unsuspected."
Claude
Rains
and
cooked
ham
about
ll
inches
THIS
AND
THAT
thick);
one
teaspoon
dry
mus
greeted
the
name
of
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
every
time
it
was
mentioned.
There
was
some
tard;
two
teaspoons
vinegar;
two
apples;
one-half
cup
brown
Joan
Caulfield.
thing
heart-warming
about
this
obvious
veneration
and
esteem.
Western
delegates
may
have
been
in
the
minority
but
they
An
outfit
to
treasure
from
Fall
through
Spring.
Coats
at
-
sugar;
one
teaspoon
butter.
Trim
rind
off
ham.
Mix
mustard
and
vinegar
together
and
spread
on
ham.
Slice
apples
thinly
and
spread
on
layers
on
ham.
Sprinkle
with
brown
sugar
and
dot
with
butter.
Bake
had
certainly
made
themselves
and.Suits
in
the
1948
man-
heard,
the
most
notable
occa
brown
sugar;
three
apples.
One
quarter
cup
butter;
one-third
cup
white
sugar;
one
egg;
one-quarter
cup
molasses;
one
cup
ner.
ANNETTE
MANSfl
sion
being
when
British
Colum
bia
and
Alberta
broke
down.
eastern
opposition
to
force
each
WALLACE'S
Of
Course
Friday
and
Saturday,
Octofwr
I
of
the
leadership
candidates
to
be
heard
for
20
minutes
before
in
a
mdoerate
oven
350
degree?
Fahrenheit)
until
ham
is
tender
about
45
minutes.
,
,
.
Apple
Cup
Salad
make3
a
choice
luncheon
dish.
Core
the
apples
and
scoop
'
out
pulp
to
flour;
one
teaspoon
salt;
one
teaspoon
ginger;
one-half
teaspoon
cinnamon;
one-third
cup
boiling
water.
Melt
one-quarter
cup
butter
In
baking
dish.
Add
the
brown
the
election.
1
ST.
LAURENT
ELECTION
Outstanding
Values
on
Qualitj
Gitnj
we
are
proud
to
offer
you
al
Greatly
Reduced
Tries
make
apple
cups.
Fill
a
with
cold
water
and
as
bowl
sugar
and
cook
together.
Pare
each
and
core
apples.
Cut
each
apple
Mr.
Applewhaite
expressed
the
opinion
that
Louis
St.
Laurent
would
have
been
the
choice
as
leader
under
any
circumstances
but
felt
that
it
was
due
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
'
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Tour
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
8ERVICB
CORDUROY
VELVET
apple
cup
is
made,
put
the
cup
in'
half
to
make
two
thick
rings
in
the
water.
Arrange
rings
of
apples
in
but-
Dice
enough
celery
to
equal
ter
and
sugar
mxiture.
Cream
one-half
apple
pulp.
Mix
eel-1
one-quarter
cup
butter.
Add
ery
and
apple
pulp
with
one
cup
white
sugar
and
cream
well
to-
to
the
tense
International
situ
Kcjrular
$29.50
..
Week-end
Special
ation
that
he
had
been
given
the
overwhelming
first
ballot
choice.
Doubtless,
he
was
the
cottage
or
cream
cheese.
Blend
gether.
Add
well-beaten
eg?
J
llrintJ
with
salad
dressing.
and
molasses.
Beat
thoroughly
;repes,
jerses
ana
1
i"
i
most
experienced
man
of
all
in
DRESSES-1
to
4G.
lteular
international
affairs.
GUier
outstanding
incidents
Dry
apple
cups
and
fill
with
Sift
dry
Ingredients
and
add
to
mixture.
Serve
on
crisps
bends
mixture.
Lastly
add
boiling
of
lettuce.
.
(water,
mixing
quickly.
Pour
And
for
a
dessert
you
can
over
apples
in
baking
dish
and
never
go
wrong
with
an
apple
bake
lrf
moderate
oven
350
de-
Week-end
Special
....
described
by
the
speaker
includ
ed
the
presentation
by
Prime
Minister
King
of
a
special
badge
CIIDTC
Wool,
Crepe
and
Alpine
JlXIIAI
J
Heir.
SH.9.-I.
Week-end
Sp:
to
the
elderly
man
from
Alberta
up-side
down
cake.
Ingredients:
one-quarter
cup
butter;
t
three-quarter
cups
of
"I'm
sorry,
Mr.
Toddings
Thomas
bought
some
gadget
to
build
himself
up,
and
now
he's
too
tired
to
go"
to
work!"
who
had
been
a
delegate
at
--NvUm
Pencil
Scams
M'
grees
Fahrenheit)
for
40
minutes.
Serves
six.
Housewives
have
'found
that
apples
can
be
useful
for
other
things
as
well
as
food.
Discolored
aluminum
pans
may
be
brightened
by
boiling
apple
parings
in
them
for
a
time.
,
HOSE
51
gauge
MS.
USSQTOF&t
UKemts...
I
V
Week-end
Special
Your
Best
bating
Place
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
V.
y
a,ra.
to
8
p.m.
..
J
Banquet
Hall
for
'Luncheons,
Dinners
T
and
Parties
k
REMEMBER,
TWO
DAYS
Of
RF.
THRIFTY
.
.
.
SHOPt
NON-HUMAN
WEAVERS
Weaving
or
knitting
was
practised
by
spiders,
caterpillars
and
birds
long
before
the
advent
of
the
human
race.
v
Chinese
Dish
es
rti
ri
ir
rr
Vpr.es.
Stripes
and
Jr'
BROADV
DLUUh
:..i,,;n,r
liliick
and
Vhi-1
1
:
CAFE
THEN
HIS
WIFE
HAD
AN
IDEA
(Qr
r
AND
WORK
l,KE
THS
608
3rd
Ave
,W.
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200
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TWIN
SWEATER
SETS'
100
Wool.
Regular
$H.f'
Week-end
Special
F7h
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sm.
...ne
mveo
posrt
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fiakcs
f
And
liked
them,
tool
Now
vn
of
5
p.m.,
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Chandler
&
Cowgill
"
Photographer
Developing,
Printing
!;
Enlarging
Box
645
218
4th
St
l!;un.
MI'r"'
NIGHT
GOWNS
Regular
tt.l
-
For
Post!
Bran
Flukes
have
lliat
wonderful
flavor
thai
keeps
you
coming
back
for
more.
And
Post's
Bran
Flukes
supply
the
natural
bulk
you
need
to
h.!p
relieve
constipation
help
keep
you
fit
its
a
liddlc
1
Other
parts
of
v.lieat,
too
for
more
all-round
nourishment.
Week-end
Special
Slriiies.
Si"s
CI
1
1
TO
Worsteds,
C'rcpcs.
JUi
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Regular
lo
$5!l.5l
s
Week-end
Special
BRA
FLAKES
-h'$
got
that
"TOP
OF
THE
MORNING
FEELING"
B
208
Buv
With
Confidence
Young
Dressmakers
Annette
Manse
EW
LUXURY
STEAMER
I
PRINCE
GEORGE
'
SAILS
FOR
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:
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AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
'
at
11:15
p.m.
'
For
KETCHIKAN
t
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reseryations
Write
;
j
or
Call
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CITY
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DEPOT
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AVENUE
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I
For
girls
who
are
being
taught
'
the
art
of
sewing,
SIMPLICITY
PATTERNS
are
Ideal.
We
have
just
received
a
new
shipment
of
these
easy-to-
1
Phone
631
for
"Foothills"
Alberta
Coal
All
sizes
In
stock.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Order
your
supply
NOW
Be
comfortable
later.
Don't
be
left
out
in
the
cold
when
the
first
chill
blast
strikes
without
warning.
We're
-ready
to
serve
you
promptly
...
our
prices
are
right.
.
.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
vtfjmbtr,
Building
Supplies,
i
-
Ik
Friction
Please!
Has
the
Oil
Filter
on
your
car
been
changed
at
the
manufacturer's
recommended
mileage?
And
while
on
the
subject
have
all
the
other
points
requiring
periodical
attention
such
as:
Wheel
Bearing
Repack
Change
of
Transmission
Lubricants
Cleaning
and
Re-Oiling
of
Air
Cleaner,
etc.
been
taken
care
of
according
to
the
Instruction
book?
Many
of
these
details
are
overlooked
even
by
the
owner
who
conscientiously
has
his
car
lubricated
regularly.
We
remind
our
"Regulars'"
as
these
services
become
due.
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follow
patterns
and
you
are
invited
to
inspect
the
modern
dress
designs
that
Simplicity
Patterns
feature.
Besides
Patterns
we
have
Thread,
Scissors,
Tape
ures,
Pins,
Buttons
and
many
other
items
required
by
dressmakers.
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Phone
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