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January
8,
1948
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roo
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Stores
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Free
Delivery
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Grade
"A"
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CTOp
fWimM
Larue
OOn
LUVJ
Fresh,
dog
UAIUUL
1'kts.
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PEEK
FREEN
BISCUITS
37c
TEA
BAGS
KETCHUP
!L1&29c
BEANS
PFAfHF
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No.
7
2-39c
5,
2
OtinsQQp
1
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33c
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JET-PROPELLED
FLYING
WING.
IN
SUCCCESFUL
FLIGHT
England's
Jet-propelled
"Fivine
Wing,"
the
AW-52,
made
its
first
eSK
successful
flight
from
attest
I
Airfield
I
I
It
has
f
wingspread
of
90
feet,
with
a
rudder
at
each
end,
and
cost
opproximately
MOO.000
to
build
Ite
.speed
is
still
a
ministry
of
supply
secret.
Here
spectators
inspect
the
"Flying
Wing."
Fancy,
1
lb.
.
Choice
DON'T
MISS
OUR
CLASSES
MAY
BE
CLEARANCE
mm
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
in
Season
DELICIOUS
OR
NEWTON
APPis
OIJIOIIS
No-1
0kanapm
4
Ibs-
29c
ORANGES
MwIium
Size'
Juicy
2
,loz-
75c
CABBAGE
No-'
Firm
Hps,(,s
lb-
ioc
GRAPEFRUIT
Medium
Si
c
Juity
4
for
29c
POTATOES
No
1
G
ms
io
,h
39c
MMsrir
't.jjj.w'r'
Ladies'
and
Children's
Wear
NOVELTIES
SMALLWARES
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU
TO
SHOP
HERE!
SALE
STARTS
FRIDAY,
JAN.
9
Quality
Dog
or
Puppy
Food
STARTED
fishermen
may
consider
it
too
late
in
the
season
to
begin
the
course
may
result
in
it
being
postponed
until
next
winter.
REMAINS
SCHOOL
BOARD
CHAIRMAN
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
was
unanimously
re-elected
chairman
of
the
1948
Prince
Rupert
and
District
School
Board
at
the
first
meeting
of
the
year
held
in
the
city
council
chamber
last
night.
Dr.
Large
was
unanimously
selected
for
chairman
by
the
trustees,
A.
J.
Dominato,
Mrs.
E.
W.
Becker,
A.
B.
Brown,
W.
J.
Scott
and
D.
Alvey
of
Digby
Island.
Plan
Model
Town
To
House
Orphans
MELBOURNE
Q
Citizens
of
Wattle
Park,
a
Melbourne
suburb,
are
to
build
a
model
children's
town
as
a
Becond
World
War
memorial.
Twenty-two
acres
have
been
acquired
in
picturesque
parkland
country
for
the
erection
of
the
town,
which
will
be
used
to
house
orphan
immigrants
from
Great
Britain.
The
organizers
of
the
project1
have
collected
more
than
$190.-!,
000,
and
an
appeal
has
gone
out
to
Melbourne
inhabitants
to
provide
to
finance
it.
It
is
pro-
J
posed
to
bring
the
orphans
,
from
Britain
so
that
they
may
;
live
with
Australian
youngsters
;
De
Luxe
Quality
$1.03
it.
i
V
1
if
I
j
i
fl
B
f
rv
,
tie.
i
&
Moore
NAVIGATION
Nieht
classes
in
navicatirm
I
may
be
held
In
Prince
Rupert
j
this
winter
under
auspices
of
I
j
the
School
Board
and
Depart-,
ment
of
Education
if
a
sufficient
number
of
paid-up
students
can
be
enrolled
before
it
is
too
late
in
the
season.
The
School
Board
last
night
received
a
letter
from
the
Department
of
Education
stating
that
the
Department
would
pro-1
vide
a
grant
up
to
30
per
cent
of.
the
instructors'
salary
providing
a
minimum
of
10
students
are
enrolled.
Navigation
classes,
under
in-structorship
of
Capt.
J.
R.
Elfert
have
been
held
in
former
years
under
sponsorship
of
the
federal
Department
of
Transport
but
Gold
Brings
Boom
To
Farming
Area
ODENAALSRUST,
South
Af
rica,
"CP
This
Orange
Free
State
j
town
near
which
rich
gold
strikes
were
made
two
years
ago,
now
has
as
many
new
motor
cars
in
proportion
to
its
popula-!
tion
as
Johannesburg.
It
is
blossoming
into
a
miniature
city
amid
golden
wheat
fields
that
stretch
as
far
as
the
eye
can
see.
I
Where
once
pedple
lived
frugally
money
is
now
flowing
freely.
Business
undertakings
j
from
the
local
lawyers
to
the
hairdressers
are
flourishing,
i
The
population
is
increasing'
rapidly,
but
local
ministers
state
that
there
is
not
much
improvement
in
church
attend-,
ances.
Civic
leaders
now
are
plan-1
ning
to
provide
healthy
and
constructive
diversions
for
the
many
newcomers.
There
is
little
amusement
at
Odenaalsrust
at
present,
and
movie
theatres
which
attract
large
crowds
are
shown
in
sessions
in
order
to
accommodate
everybody.
The
liquor
licencing
board
recently
granted
conditional
authority
for
two
new
hotels,
each
costing
50,000.
Work
is
expected
to
start
on
one
hotel
this
month.
It
will
be
a
three-storey
;
building
with
57
bedrooms.
j
Town
clerk
van
der
Vyver
said
voters
had
Increased
from
400
to
1,200
since
last
year.
that
department
no
longer
operates
them.
The
Board
wrote
the
Depart
ment
of
Education
in
December
after
Capt.
Elfert
had
received
requests
from
a
number
of
fish-,
ermen
for
navigation
Instruction.
The
department
replied
that.
If
lfi
students
enrolled,
it
would
provide
up
to
30
per
cent
of
the
instructor's
salary
during
the
fourth-month
course,
i
The
board
set
$20
as
the
'tuition
fee
and
now
is
waiting
to
receive
a
list
of
at
least
10
paid-up
students
before
it
authorizes
the
night
classes.
The
classes
would
be
held
four
nights
a
week
for
the
duration
of
the
course.
Possibility
that
many
of
the
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Susan
Light
In
Milbank
Sound
is
reported
not
burning,
accord-
j
ing
to
a
local
notice
to
mariners
j
from
the
Department
of
Trans-
j
port.
It
will
be
attended
to
as
soon
as
possible,
according
to
Keith
Dixon,
local
agent
of
thei
department.
!
Weather
was
so
sunny
and
pleasant
as
the
steamer
Prince
i
Rupert
steamed
north
on
Tues-
'
day
toward
Prince
Rupert
on
lpr
weekly
voyage
from
Van-:
couver
that
some
of
the
hardier
passengers
were
able
to
sit
on
deck
and
take
full
enjoyment
of
the
fresh
air
and
balmy
breezes,
j
It
was
a
break
from
the
recent
stormy
weather
which
has
been
prevailing
rather
generally
all
along
the
coast.
The
Prince
Ru-!
pert,
with
Capt.
Ernest
Caldwell
in
command,
arrived
in
port
at
'
12
noon
yesterday
from
Van-'
couver
via
Westvlew
and
Ocean
Falls,
sailing
at
midnight
for
Ketchikan
whence
she
will
return
here
tonight
southbound.
The
vessel
had
a
fair
list
of
passengers.
LITTLE
OAKLEY,
Essex,
Eng.,
9
An
old
Roman
villa
has
been
discovered
on
a
building
site
here.
I
NO
CO-OPERATION,
MORTICIAN
QUITS
'
CORDOVA
One
can
think
of
a
better
place
in
which
to
die
tha
Cordova.
The
only
undertaker
in
the
j
Alaska
town,
G.
E.
Means,
has
j
closed
his
business.
He
saki
j
1
i
"there
was
a
total
lack
of
cooperation."
Outstanding
sums
due
him
included
a
large
amount
owing
by
the
government
for
services
at
Indigent
burials.
5
You
saw
It
in
tl,e
Daily
News
,
.
,
.
.
.
.
"
'
!
teaspoon
of
sugar,
and
will
be
selected
by
Melbourne
q
organizations
in
Britain,
and
lt,th
a
,ne
CUDS
1a
V
-
J
I
Via
Vl
rt
t
s-i
ww
,i
M
V
1
Bustin
6TH
AVENUE
AND
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
make
a
cream
substitute
for
coffee?
A.
Beat
up
the
yolk
of
one
egg.
to
which
has
been
added
one
a
very
Divide
befnr.
p0uring
i
the
hot
cof
fe?
j
Q
Ho
can
t
snftn
stiff
shces?
A.
If
a
little
Vaseline
jelly
is
applied
to
stiff
leather
shoes,
it
will
make
them
soft
and
pliable.
Rub
it
thoroughly
into
the
leather
with
a
piece
of
flannel.
Q.
How
ran
I
avoid
-forgetting
j
"ie
exact
time
medicine
is
next
due?
A.
By
usin
an
alarm
clock,
setting
the
hands
at
the
time
j
when
the
medicine
should
be
,
taken.
HOSPITAL
RATES
CP
VANCOUVER
(P
Rates
at
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital
were
increased
$1.50
a
day
on
January
1.
Cost
per
patient
a
day
has
climbed
from
$8.30
in
1946
to
$9.76
in
November,
1947,
and
is
expected
to
reach
$10.70
this
year,
the
board
of
directors
announced.
The
adjutant
is
a
short-like
bird
found
in
various
parts
of
Jidia.
t
J4
a
BABY'S
COLDS
Help
Nature
To
Fight
Them
Off
Mrdfral
Bcln
ilenfoi
there
I
nv
iich
4Mnr
M
a
eurw
for
cetiis
only
NnKin
lie
r-If
ran
Ao
ft.
&
when
butty's
turfft,
or
stuffy
brrathmir
:un
yu
if
n
tnr
jirMffirt
cxipvritle
M
nrtee
witb
Nnturp.
fir
that
baby
1m
kept
warm,
ffts
plenty
tut
steep
end
tuk
ftr
cur
thut
the
tiowcla
r
thoroiiKlily
rVaml
of
haraifi.I
WBKtf.
To
da
this
without
iipHrttiria
butiy's
whale
vMm
and
furthtr
w.-jiWiiing
H,
try
Rby'
Own
Tiihh-u.
Mild,
y-l
rt
imvmplly
in
fctting
mi
of
tt
n
irritntinir
wmm
rtm
that
mnLf
hnhv
rmilr44
n
n-i
l-M
m.
Ofore
M
llrtile
of
Srail"rt
:
"Mjr
bahy
if
'2i
month
cnntrM
a
r
eaUl
m
i
trii-ii
Uby
Own
'Imbkt.-
'
i
threw
thm
mill
off
quick
r
limn
"t
bvfofe.
1
evrtninly
mm
1-r
Hab
Own
'
Vts
fi-tMn
a-w
on."
Kflwtiv
tthn
in
.
t-1'
htHr
tixntJ,
rotistipatiun
aiul
ctlu
r
ailtc
LaLy
aiit.ienm.
2"".
MR.
AND
MRS.
GENERAL
CHENNAULT
Maj.-Gen.
Claire
L.
Chennault.
famed
wartime
commander
of
the
Flying
Tigers,
and
Miss
Anna
Chan,
a
Chinese
newspaper
writer,
shown
here
together
in
1945,
were
married
in
a
suipri.se
ceremony
at
the
general's
home
in
Shanghai.
Miss
Chan,
daughter
of
a
former
Chinese
consul
in
San
Francisco,
met
the
general
during
the
war
when
she
covered
his
headquarters
as
a
reporter
for
the
Central
News
Agenry.
FULTON
STREET
(HI
KNEW
HIM
WHEN
.
.
.
I
CLIVK,
Alta.
Cyrus
E,
Ching
now
is
director
of
Feder-
j
ated
Mediation
and
Conciliation
I
Service
in
the
United
States,
but
E.
L.
Reynolds
of
Clive
claims
I
he
remembers
him
when
he
wr.s
!
a
clerk
in
a
general
store
at
La-
'
comDe-
Alta-
Mr-
Reynolds
says
I
he
had
a
friend
by
the
name
of
Cy
Ching
who
left
for
the
Unit
ed
States
about
50
yearj
ao.
"Build
B.
C.
Payrolls"
Pacific
Pacifi
Milk
Top
Favorite
British
Columbia
excels
in
quite
a
few
products.
One
of
the
most
outstanding
is
Pacific
Milk.
The
quality
which
has
established
it
as
top
favorite
with
so
many
cooks
is
the
natural
goodness
of
rich
milk.'
prepared
fresh
for
you.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
...
v...
t-m-
.
t
i
I
A
ii
s--.
!.
ture
nd
stir
only
until
flour
disappears.
Fill
greased
muihn
pans
two-thirds
full
and
bake
in
moderately
hot
oven
(400F.)
25
to
30
miuutes.
Nlakes
9
mufliim.
Just
wait
until
you
taste
the
flavoui
of
rrisp
bacon
all
wrapped
up
in
a
light,
tender
muffin
made
with
toasted,
nut
-sweet
AU-Hrant
It's
luscious.
Get
Kellogg'g
AU-Bron
today!
Try
these
taste-tempting
muffins
tonior.
row.
Clip
the
recipe
now
I
uuFU
u.c
w.u
-
completed
in
time
to
receive
the
children
when
the
present
'las
in
shipping
makes
up
its
leeway.
Boosts
Prince
Rupert
In
Boise,
Idaho
City
Interest
oi
the
Boise
Chamber
oC
Commerce
in
Prince
Rupert
has
resulted
from
a
recent
vUit
to
the
city
of
E.
C.
Cameron
who,
while
here,
was
a
speaker
to
the
P:-lnce
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Writing
to
E.
f
.
rtppiewnaiie.
secretary
iu
uie
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Earl
C.
Reynolds,
manager
of
the
Boise
Chamber
seek.s
further
literature
and
information
about
Prince
Ruoert
for
l
tourist
bureau
which
is
beinj
i.et
up
in
Boise.
"Mr
Cameron
"
says
the
letter
"is
loud
in
his
praise
of
the
work
oi
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
of
the
scenic
country
surrounding
your
area.
You
have
a
very
definite
booster
in
the
person
of
Mr.
Cameron."
Wearing
of
Wound
Stripes
Now
Out
OTTAWA
Marking
one
more
step
in
the
return
to
normal
eace
time
routine,
the
wearing
if
wound
stripes
by
all
ranks
of
the
army
has
been
abolished
The
hew
order
means
that
nothing
other
than
medal
ribbons
and
colored
shoulder
flashes
now
will
be
worn
on
army
battle
iress.
THAT
LONGER
HEMLINE
LONDON
CP'
The
Light
Clothing
Contractors'
Association,
a
clothing
manufacturers'
organization,
has
asked
the
government
to
make
long
skirts
Illegal
and
thereby
conserve
material.
,
V
-"
V,..,
M
.--
Your
Breakfast
in
a
Muffin
and
so
easy
to
make,
too!
(
What
an
appetite!
That's
the
time
(
kTy
CANNED
FOODS
BRAN
8AC0N
MUFFINS
2
tablespoons
l
dip
milk
ehurtmii(
1
cup
aiflt'4
flour
lciipugar
'4
tPUHpoo"
slt
I
eitR
2
j
teaspoons
baking
1
cup
All-Bmn
powder
H
cup
criip,
diced
bacon
Cream
shortening
and
gucar
thoroughly.
Add
egg
and
beat
well.
Stir
in
kellogg'8
A
U-Hran
and
milk.
It
oak
until
most
of
moisture
has
been
taken
up.
Sift
flour
with
salt
and
baking
powder.
Add
bacon.
Add
to
first
mix
KEEP
"REGULAR"
Sh
two
NATURALLY
JflDjW
S'Z"
WE
DOCTOR
SHOES
HEEL
THEM
ATTEND
TO
THEIR
DYEING
SAVE
THEIR
SOLES
MAC
SHOE
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Box
774
Second
Ave.