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SOOTHING
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(uture
m
Susar
is
used
in
the
treatment
of
stomach
ulcers
becau:
it
furnishes
energy
without
Irritating
the
ulcer
I
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Fdy
u'
READY
FOR
THRESHING
This
aerial
photo
shows
what
the
western
prairie
looks
like
at
this
time
of
vear.
Here
stooked
Wheat
Is
waiting
for
the
threshers.
The
dark
lines
are
irrigation
ditches.
These
fields
are
located
three
miles
east
of
Picture
Butte,
Mill
hiifntllWi
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Miss
Dresses
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m
But
An
Age
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m
At
WALLACE'S
w.v.v.v.v.v.w.w.w."
Steamship
Movement!
For
Vanrnotn
Tusday
-ss.
Camosun,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
rrlnce
Rupert
11:15
pm
Friday
ss.
Calala,
5
p
m
From
Vantoi.w
Sunday
..
Camosun,
II
pj"
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupe
10
a.m.
For
Alice
Arm
anrt
Stewart
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
p
rr
From
Alice
Arm
and
Stewirt
""uesday
ss.
Canwun,
a.m.
From
Ot-ean
Fall
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Ruper
10
a.m.
For
Ocean
FittiT
Thursday
s..
Prince
Rupert
11:15
pjn.
For
4laka
Wednesday
sr.
Prince
Rupert
midnight.
From
Alaska
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert.
(?V
mm-
mm
rnirtiia
fresh
Fruit
Peaches,
Hales,
2
pounds
43
Crate
....
...$2.75
Prunes,
Case
-
$2
19
Bananas,
lb.
....
..
,2s)
Apples,
cooking,
3
lb.
......
.29
Lemons,
large
Cal.,
doz.
..
50
Liraepeirun.
Cam.,
i
toi
..
Oranges
(
Navel
22-,
.50
Dates,
lb
.35
Canteloupe.
27's,
2
for
...
43
Veeetable
Celery,
lb.
..
.13
Beeuar
bunch
ZZZZZ
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.10
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la
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Spinach
2
lb
,..
:
.21
rtaoishes.
bunch
.
.08
Lireen
Onions.
3
bunches
..
.20
Mushrooms,
lb.
.85
Head
Lettuce
.
.19
Cooking
Onions,
3
lbs.
...
..
.25
Corn
op
Cob.
12
for
..
.69
,
oaooane,
io
'UJ
Tomatoes,
No.
1
lb
..
.19
New
Potatoes,
10
lb
.
.58i
Green
Peppers,
lb
..
.29.
Cucumbers,
each
-
-i"!
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb.
.
..
.07
Squash,
lb
..
.10,
Canned
Vretal.le
Dill
Pickles,
gal.
165
1
Cut
Green
Beaiio.
icy.
..
No.
5
Peas,
fancy
..
.19
Mied
Vegetables
..
.23
Diced
Beets,
per
tin
..
.18
Wax
Beans,
choice
..
.23
Mixed
Peas
and
Carrots
..
.IK
Pumpkin.
2
for
..
.25
Baked
Beans.
20-oz.
tin
..
.23
Baked
Beans.
15-oz.
tin
ea.
.21
Tomatoes.
2S-oz.
23
Fresh
Miix
Quart
.22
Pint
-
.12
Cream.
V
Dint
.28
Larse,
cartoned,
doz.
..
.79
Meuium
.70
Butler
First
Grade,
lb
.('6
Margarine,
lb
.40
Milk
Evaporated
Miik.
16-oz.
tins.
2
for
33
Case
Cheese
Canadian
Cheese,
to.
...
DO
Pastrv
Flour.
7
lbs
58
'
r
our.
4a
s.
wo.
1
ham
wneat
3oo
Flour,
His
Tea
"and
Coffer
Coffee,
lb
69
DeLuxe
quantity,
lb
1.18
J
utter
Orange
Juice
29
Blended
25
Grapefruit
22
Tomatoes.
20-oz.
ta
io
2-oz
,
34
gallon
5
Apple.
20-oz.
tin.
2
for
29
48-oz
34
Tanned
fruits
Pineapple,
crushed
38
Pieces,
ZU-oz
am
I
Annpnts
ll-fi7.
Cherries',
ancv.
20-oz
38
Loganberries,
20-oz
29
Peaches,
choice
30
Lard
Pure,
lb
27
Shortening
29
Soap
Soap,
face,
bar
10
Laundrv.
cake
2
for
'
Soap
Powders,
laree
J9
39
Glace
-
Cherries,
2
lb.
pkt
.45
oconm,
id
.50
Almond
Paste
In
Fruit
Cake
Mix,
lb.
......
.45
Dates,
fancy,
1
lb.
pkt.
.34
e.Hlp;s
Raisins.
2
lbs.
.35
Seeded
Raisins,
2
lbs.
.26
-hp"prl
Walnuts,
'i
lb.
.47
Shelled
Almonds,
6
oz..
.39
REFACED
Rapid
Service
Sales
and
Service
(222)
Hi
IT
WAS
A
TOUGH
STRUGGLE,
BUT
THEY
GOT
SNOOPY
OUT
OF
SILO
Seventy-nine
hours
and
31
minutes
and
three
acres
of
corn
were
used
to
help
release
Snoopy,
the
vivacious,
650-pound
heifer
of
Osceola,
Wis.,
after
she
dived
Into
a
12-foot
deep
silo
pit.
The
corn,
in
the
form
of
silage,
was
used
as
an
"elevator''
on
which
Snoopy
rode
from
what
amounted
to
a
circular
dungeon.
Here
Snoopy
is
seen
in
silo
be
fore
her
release.
Alta.
iC.
P.
Photo)
,
peaches
and
pears.
The
home
economists
of
the
j
department's
consumer
section
!
-ay
tiie
combination
is
tasty
In
j
fruit
cups
or
winter-time
salads,
j
With
such
an
excellent
base
an
i
attractive
salad
can
be
pre-
parea
in
no
ume
at
au
mereiy
!
hu
adinn
nAma
riinnri
annlo
a
few
maraschino
cherries,
some
orange
or
grapefruit
sections
and
perhaps
a
few
cheese-stuffed
prunes
as
garnish.
In
canning
apples
and
pears
as
a
fruit
salad
base
it
is
wise
not
to
add
red
or
blue
plums
as
they
will
discolor
the
other
fruits.
If
canning
the
fruit
for
use
In
salad,
leave
In
fairly
large
pieces,
but
if
the
mixture
is
to
be
used
In
fruit
cup
it
should
be
diced.
I
Adveru.se
In
trie
D,il;y
I.
jws!
C2W
CP
i'ffDBlvfeii1
This
fldvertiWtmt'nt
i
not
puhlishetl
or
di.pkfi
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
governs
of
British
Columbia
-
ade.
I
Meat,
fish
Cooked
nient
fine-
ly
chopped
or
sliced
thin,
fish
flaked,
crisp
bacon
with
pickle
syrup
or
salad
dressing
to
moist-
en
and
so
on
A
sweet
In
the
lunch-box
al-
ways
adds
interest.
This
may
take
the
form
of
cookies,
per
haps
white
cookies.
Ingredients:
four
cups
flour;
one
cup
butter;
l'2
cups
sugar;
two
eggs;
five
tablespoons
milk;
one-half
teaspoon
soda;
one-half
teaspoon
baking-powder;
one
teaspoon
vanilla.
-
Mix
as
for
pie
crast.
Housewives
bus,y
canning
peaches
and
pears
will
apureci-
Printe
Mem
10:30
Concert
Favorites
10:45
CBC
News
and
Com'ty
10:55
Weather
and
Interlude
11:00
Saturday
Date
11:30
Weather
Report
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mm
APPLESAUCE
MUFFINS
No
warninu,
no
rim-bMitin
mnda
h
nrw
Kellugg-quick
way.
t'rwp.
1
cup
All-Bran
2
ttap.
ufaror
H
cup
milk
fnkien
syrup
111
i-upa
ufwd
1
flour
3
llp.
anrt
4
tsp.
taking
hortsntng
powder
i
cup
thick
1
Up.
nit
sweetened
pplemucw
I.
Combine
All-Bran
and
milk
in
misinx
bowl.
J.
Hifl
flour,
taking
ptiwilHT,
nil,
together
into
wt
me
tiowl.
Add
aurar
or
tnidfn
avrup,
eee.
ahnrtetung,
applesauce.
Stir
only
until
combined.
3.
Kill
rrenaed
muffin
Una
full,
bake.
in
moderately
hot
oven
(400'F.j
about
i
mm.
Makea
l'J
wonderful
mumna.
CavtaoVi
mett
fa-meua
Midm)
natural
laaa-llve
cartel
-try
m
kewllul
tedayl
Mother
Knows
Commodore
I
Cale
i
Brte.!r
Th-n
Ever"
J
'Hft
fond
and
Service
In
Cltj?
Phone
n
for
Send-Out
Order?
Third
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.?
WRATH
ALL'S
t
I'HUTU
MMSHINf.
ilmelopine.
Enlarging
Prlnllnc
QUICK
SEHV1CE
Prufcixional
Supplies
Amateur
and
rVMVwwvr,
-vv"WVWV
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILDERS
CONSTRUCTION
?
ALTERATIONS
J
REPAIRS
S
FLOOR
SANDINO
a
A
SPECIALTY
RED
561
P.O.
BOX
721
ate
a
suggestion
from
the
department
of
agriculture
to
do
a
www.-
S
77?e
Experts
.
J
oay
.
.
.
OTTAWA
0
Probably
neither
mother
nor
Tommy
is
sorry
to
hear
that
old
school-bell
ringing
again.
For
Tommy
it
spells
the
end
of
sleeping
In
of
a
morning.
But,
at
the
same
time,
it
beckons
him
to
new
friends,
new
games,
new
studies.
For
mother
It
isn't
quite
the
same.
Now
that
her
son
is
out
of
the
house
she
will
have
time
for
some
sewing
and
the
fall
cleaning.
But,
if
she
lives
in
a
rural
area,
that
old
lunch-box
problem
Is
right
back
rn
her
lap
again.
A
thermos
of
soup
or
hot
cocoa
adds
variety
to
the
lunch-dox
routine,
particularly
in
cold
weather
when
children
need
all
;
the
energy-buildlni;
foods
they
i
can
get
Sandwiches
can
be
made
more
interesting
with
varied
fillings,
ings.
Vegetables
Sliced
tomatoes
and
cucumbers;
shredded
lettuce
with
chopped
peanuts
or
cheese;
grated
carrot
with
orange
slices
or
honey;
chopped
onion
with
peanut
butler.
Fruit
Ma3hed
banana
with
peanut
butter,
jam
or
maim
il
little
combined
canning
of
222
Second
Venetian
Blind
Steel,
Aluminum
in
a
wide
jwsrtiwl
'
colors
with
malcM-trastin;
lap"
nri
inandsff"
and
our
or
phone,
call
ami
n
wimloKs
and
m1'1
installed
price.
PHONE
24
r
lit-tting
the
valve-grinding
job
go
too
long
may
ruin
the
valves
...
It's
sure
to
ruin
your
disposition.
We'll
reface
your
auto
values
quickly
and
at
low
cost.
Drive'
in
today
!
HIONE
GnEEN
217
Superior
Auto
and
Body
Service
Prince
Rupert
School
District
No.
52
ADULT
NIGHT
SCHOOL
Adult
nif;ht
school
will
te
offered
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
if
enrolment
warrants
and
instructors
are
available.
Each
Course
will
consist
of
twenty
weekly
two-hour
periods.
The
fee
will
he
$1000
before
the
session.
In
some
Courses
applicants
mi-ht
have
to
supply
their
own
material
and
In
others
a
small
charge
may
have
"to
be
made
to
cover
the
cost
of
material.
The
following
Courses
have
been
suggested:
1.
WOODWORK.
This
Class
would
be
for
the
beginner
or
the
experienced
wrokman;
would
be
open
to
men
"
Studebaker
and
Austin
A
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I
IV
FR
I
McBridr
Street
2.
4.
5.
'4,
,
and
women
and
would
be
limited
to
18.
DRESSMAKING.
This
is
not
a
formal
course,
those
taking
it
may
bring
their
own
material
and
advice
and
help
will
be
given.
TYPEWRITING,
class
registration
will
be
limited
to
the
number
of
typewriters
available.
BOOKKEEPING.
ANY
OTHER
COURSE
for
which
there
are
fifteen
applicants
and
for
which
an
nslructor
can
be
obtained
will
be
offered.
l:f
ty:
v
-
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f?,"
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1
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S'Js
'
X
YOUR
Help
is
needed
.
.
.
to
mend
broken
lives!
YOUR
dollars
will
aid
The
.
Salvation
Army
in
restoring
to
usefulness
the
victims
of
self
or
circumstance.
Again
it
looks
confidently
to
YOU.
AfTLICATION
FORM
ADILT
NIGHT
SCHOOL
If
the
Course
is
available
I
shall
enrol
for
check
one
only):
Woodwork
Dressmaking
Typewriting
Bookkeeping
Other
Course
Signature
Address
,
Telephone
.'
-
.
.
Respond
generously
to
the
Appeal
of
TRAVEL
T,rE(
THE
EASY,
COMFORTAB"6
RCSTo
Qn
tba'rte
!f
"
Sur.W
(Daily,
Exco-.t
To
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
(Every
Thui
l0Uli
CHARTER
IXKJHiS
hI-'
(i
The
Salvation
Army
Your
generous
support
is
heartily
urged
by
it--.
isM
-
-hi
.
I
ii-i-I:
If
you
wish
to
enrol
please
bring
this
application
form
to
BOOTH
MEMORIAL
HIGH
SCHOOL
on
Monday,
September
19,
1949,
at
8:00
p.m.
when
preliminary
registration
will
take
place.
For
Information
and
"
-$1
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
M'