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Old
Furnace
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
5
;
Thursday,
December
14,
1950
I
1
itsasoJ
J
-
Given
Last
Chance
psychiatrist!
IT
lo
i
JW
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
down.
There
can
be
no
question
as
to
the
size
of
the
audiences
a
screen
play
like
this
will
find
in
both
Canada
and
the
United
States.
But,
admitting
examination
of
hospitals
as
sometimes
necessary
is
there
evar
a
time
when
anything
pertaining
RAITS
ed
and
Printed
SERVICE
t'S
STITHO
ft
Box
645
339
Prince
I
Rupert
u
I
iait
Willi,
niuci
nail
uu
wut:..
in
&
single
uay
iiuui
ncaib
'iia-
And
on
top
of
that
he
spurned
;
ease.
The
eldest
was
69
and
thj
liquor
and
tobacco
and
was
not
1
youngest
35.
There
is
no
par
,ic.
chummy
with
the
reporters.
;ular
reason
to
doubt
it
was
heart
1
Small
wondar
he
failed.
disease,
unless
it
is
the
effect
of
wondering
why
so
many
are
Trouble
with
the
heating
plant
has
given
pupils
of
King
Edward
School
an
unexpected
holiday
this
week.
The
tired
old
furnace
gave
up
the
ghost
late
In
November
but
was
revived
sufficiently
to
carry
on
until
the
first
of
this
week,
whpn
it.
n.iit
The
Princess
Patricias
'
leave
to
mental
treatment
can,
mor-Tokio
for
south
Korea
about
the
8
"'.
be
regarded
as
entertain-same
time
a
United
Nations
ment?
The
Oregonian,
first
of
Port-1
stricken
by
.that
illness.
Four
in
land's
newspapers,
has
been
sold
force
in
danger
..of
capture
a
Jiay,
even
in
a
gwu
iwu
something
to
notice.
Cigars
and
brandy
appear
es-
Jr
ve
million,
ii
tne
Oregon
sential
to
the
eeneral
comfort
of
n
is
not
a
century
old.
it
can-
board
steame
s
in
North
Kojea.
So
now
who's
going
to
guess
when
the
war
ends?
,
Montreal
pnrinrses
elimination
Winston
Churchill.
Ample
con-
not
be
far
from
that
age.
There
of
the
word
"Progressive"
from
firmatw.
t
mon
thrnnah
t.h
are.
on
the
Pacific
Coast,
a
few
North
Vancouver
Is
to
have
a
use
of
cameras
and
interviews,
papers
of
which
it
can
be
truth-
-the
Party
of
that
name,
feimiiar
park
which,
according
to
an-,
many
of
which
have
been
grant-
fully
said
rank
among
the
west's
suggestions
have
been
hearo
Denouncement
cf
ni-vir'
-
ed
Some
feel
that
without
"great."
There's
been
a
lot
hap-
for
even
in
Prince
Rupert
Trw
ficial-
nature,
will
be
the
finest
whiffs
of
smoke,
the
victory
pen
since
the
days
of
the
cover-
chief
trouble
appears
to
toe
that
in
British
Columbia.
We
areut-
sien.
and
chats
with
the
press
ed
wagon.
had
the
party
more
of
John
A.
there
mlghl
terly
at
a
loss
to
suggest
what
he
mieht
have
found
the
war
and
less
P'ogress,
even
harder
to
win.
Well,
to
Four
men
died
in
Vancouver
be
more
doing.
Stanley
will
think
of
that.
EATING
iCrsi
jo
EATERS
jriunical
I
Burners
vr
In
heating
1!
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KKANGKD
'&
Elkins
MITED
i
and
lli'atlnf
I
P.O.
Box
274
What
is
described
as
a
"poor
man's
snake-pit"
is
being
film
again.
At
a
specia;
meeting
of
the
school
board
yesterday
afternoon
with
heating
experts.
It
was
learned
that
the
furnace
had
been
repaired
once
more
but
It
was
problematical
how
long
it
would
remain
in
operation.
The
old
burner
Is
overtaxed
in
drawing
the
oil
from
the
tame
installed
for
the
new
building.
The
board
was
Informed
that
a
coal
grate
could
be
iastalled
for
a
fraction
of
the
cost
of
a
new
oil
burner
and
the
conversion
completed
in
a
few
days.
The
board
decided
that,
if
there
was
further
trouble
with
the
furnace,
the
conversion
would
be
made.
The
resignation,
because
of
ill
health,
of
Miss
Jean
McDougall
from
the
teaching
staff
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
was
accepted
with
regret.
Negotiations
with
teachers
on
fef&ifa
ed
for
release
at
the
end
of
.March.
The
scenes
are
taken
in
Chilliwack
and
Essondale.
Tne
semiflctional
story
tells
of
an
unhappy
girl
in
her
early
twenties
living
at
home
with
her
parents
in
a
typical
small
city
an-J
(of
the
various
experience?
vih!:1!
.
drive
her
to
emotional
break
TV
Cmrrt
MiK
Ad.
"Sure,
I'm
very
busy
but
try
to
collect
a
bill
from
any
of
these
characters!"
When
you
buy
Carnation
evaporrted
milk,
you
know,
before
ever
you
open
the
can,
that
you
are
getting
good
milk
smooth,
uniform,
rich,
creamy
flavored.
That
is
true
today
as
it
was
50
years
ago
true
in
British
Columbia
as
it
is
all
over
the
world.
Good
Milk
Improved
Legion
Plans
-
..
.
.
vwnwunru
a
l
tin:
a
meeting
but
no
final
aurcement
knr
llirirlmnr
B
reached.
,IUI
0111103
Jarvis
McLeod
In
California
Copies
of
the
Los
Angeles
Times
and
Glendate
News-Press
sent
by
Jarvis
H.
McLeod.
formerly
Coir
"from
I
$
CN5T
si
Contented
si-JfLrr
L
;
-
Lonely
older
veterans
will
not
be
forgotten
this
Christmas.
A
party
is
planned
for
them
Christ-
Officers
of
Gyro
Club
r
mas
Eve
at
the
Canadian
Legion,
lector
of
Customs
at
Prince
Ru-Arrangcments
for
the
affair
were
pert,
have
been
received
here.
reported
on
by
Frank
J.
Hicks,!
There
rc
numerous
pictures
chairman
of
tha
entertainment
ft
timelv
interest.
A
wide
street
Carnation
starts
with
good
milk
from
strictly
supervised
farms.
Only
top
quality
milk
is
accepted
by
Carnation
plants.
And
processing
is
strictly
controlled,
exact
to
a
degree
of
temperature,
to
a
second
of
time.
All
the
knowledge
of
50
years
of
producing
the
world's
largest-selling
brand
goes
into
every
can
of
Carnation.
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
lection
of
E.
D.
Forward
us
committee
to
the
eeneral
mi-ct-
i
in
CHendale,
spangled
with
bril-
1D51
president
of
the
F
ince
Eu-linsi
of
the
Prince
Runprt
branch
hart
lights,
describes
the
illum-
Fills
Every
Milk
and
Cream
Need
When
you
need
milk,
use
half
Carnation,
half
water.
When
"you
need
cream,
use
Carnation
undiluted.
'You'll
be
pleased
in
both
cases.
Your
grocer
has
Carnation.
,
nert
Gyro
Club
was
confirmed
las!,
night.
Arrangements,
will
inatior
ar
a
model,
when
it
last
night
when
the
club
heU
Us
also
e
made
for
the
older
mem-
comes
to
Christmas
decorations
for
other
cities.
vitality
and
)d
Food"
t
Our
First
Aim
'e
17
for
Orders
Take
Out
)dore
Cafe
bTS
o
have
Christmas
dinner
with
some
Legion
family.
From
now
until
Christmas
vnll
be
a
busy
time
for
the
Legionnaires
as
their
strenuous
Christ
On
November
25
the
temperature
at
noon
was
71
Uegii'Cj.
The
weather
generally,
from
the
X
cr--i'h
c'ast.
ac'oss
the
raoitn
regular
mommy
business
meeting
He
succeeds
A.
J.
Domin-ato.
Installation
will
take
place
next
month,
being
conducted
by
&
district
office'.
Martin
Van
Cooten
was
x-
elected
secretary
of
the
club
and
Grant
Stewart,
treasurer,
j
Directors
for
1951
will
be
iFmil
Blain,
Allan
Hurst,
Ben
i
Parker
and
Mark
flnrmplv
tains
and
back
east
was,
on
that
mas
program
goes
inu
effect.
t
This
Friday
there
will
be
the
aay,
rugn
and
wintry
enougn
pre-Chrlstmas
Ball.
Saturday
with
considerable
fog
in
Califor-night
will
be
spent
preparing
nia
ports.
the
hall
for
the
children's
party
-
"he
Los
Angeles
Times
carries
a
report
or
remarss
oy
won.
)
About
250
children
are
During
the
absence
from
the
Sunday
exDected
to
attend.
Next
Wed-
BrooKe
oiaxton.
canaaa
s
Minis-
city
for
a
.few
weeks
Dr.
A.
W.
Large
will
act
a
club
secretary.
f
y
'
.
nef
day
tfill
be
"Bing
Your
Mis-
t-er
of
Defence,
who
spoke
In
the
sus"
night.
It
was
decided
that
California
city
on
defence
af-exzept
for
their
partners,
Legion-
a1".
With
him
was
Air
Marshal
naires
would
be'
allowed
r.o
,
Wilfrid
A.
Curtis.
'
'
'
guests.
1
-
I
'
'
'
;
Mr.
Hicks
said
the-
Christmas
j
5
1
1
N
CHANGES
'
I
hampers
for
ex-servicemen
audi
MH(
FLAVOR
V
fy
Steamer
f
GEORGE
jBAILS
FOR
kOUVER
ki
tor
mediate
Ports
jch
Thursday
fit
11:15
p.m.
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its
I)
AY
MIDNIGHT
I
For
Reservations
4
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or
Call
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PAUL
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off
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w.nt
rnmm.intraie
doorstf
eariv
and
-youll
get
1n
aTvvIhklin)
felLDtLJCEIID
'
IPraCES
amstil-ett,er
milk,
advises
D.
V.
Jos?
'
with
him
:
but
warned
bandrv
at
.
th
University
of
I
suggestions
of
families
wiio
wore
not
in
actual
need.
The
number
01
DonaiRK-
("
"'meeting
he-e
'
that
sunshine
1
too
great
to
allow
hampcis
to
be
gneps
the
navor
of
fr(,sh
mi!k
and
destroy
some
of
the
vita
v
.
.
for
Christmas
Selling
mins.
t
od
tJiat
all
veterans
in
hospitals
OFFICE
l'RINCE
RUPEIIT
B.C.
seni
lu
muse
iiul
autuAbj
ntu-
ing
them,
he
said.
Prince
Rupert
veterans
in
hospital
British
Columbia
at
Christmas
will
re
ceive
cheques
of
$5
each.
The
report
of
the
entertainment
committee
was
accepted
and
a
vote
of
thanks
tendered
Chairman
Hicks,
and
his
committee
for
the
work
they
had
J
done.
In
the
absence
of
the
ehalr-I
man
of
the
t
ick
visiting
committee,
President
J.
Nicoll
report-
FUR
TRIMMED
QUILTED
MULES
WOMEN'S
MOCCASINS
Blue
Only
were
being
taken
care
of.
S.
A.
Cheseman
said
he
had
heard
that,
the
condition
of
William
Denning
at
Shaughneisy
Military
Hospital
was
improved.
A
vot
j
of
thanks
was
tendered
President
J.
Nicoll
and
Vice-President
Alec
Haig
fcr
letters
they
had
written
the
Prince
Ru-norf.
Daily
News
explaining
the
Wine
or
Blue
1.45
To
Clear
PP
Reduced
x.
i
your
hi
re
nts
GET
CHILDS'
and
MISSES'
ALL
LEATHER
to
pi
1c
up
WOMEN'S
OPERA
STYLE
LEATHER
SLIPPERS
FUR
TRIMMED
SLIPPERS
ssues
at
stake
in
the
bylaws
being
put
to
the
paopie
at
the
civic
election.
The
vote
of
thanks
was
also
extended
to
the
Daily
News
for
an
editorial
which
had
been
written
explaining
the
by-rnws
and
the
space
that
had
been
allowed
for
the
letters
of
Mr.
Nicoll
and
Mr.
Haig.
Payment
of
salary
lost
"by
the
zone
commander
while
.
at
i
ending
the
zone
meeting
was
approved
by
the
meeting.
Christmas
bonuses
for
emplojees
who
hud
been
in
the
Legion's
employ
for
one
year
were
also
approved.
The
report
of
the
finance
committee
for-October
and
payment
of
November
accounts
were
Red
or
Blue.
Reduced
vo
2.95
Blue
an
j
Wine.
Priced
r::
Only
.
IS
I
Tickets,
for
the
Co-op
Show
at
tlic
Copilot
Theatre
on
'Ihursdoy'
December
21
al2:'M)
p.m.
They
are
FREE
for
the
MEN'S
SHEARLING
LINED
SLIPPERS
WOMEN'S
CROSS
STRAP
LOUNGING.SLIPPERS
Price
Sloshed
0.95
Co
it
-.'1
Reduced
Jo
osliini
i
it
Of
"
r
5
anta
Claus
will
be
there
GENUINE
LAMbS'
WOOL
Red
and
Blue
At
Reduced
Prices
m
TICKETS
ARE
Gives
"come-on"
lo
any
meal
WE
WILL
BE
OPEN
on
FRIDAY
EVENING
Until
9
OXIock
Come
in
and
see
our
Complete
Selection
of
SLIPPERS
and
SHOES
Decorated
Dark,
per
lb.
AVAILABLE
a?
fhe
BRAN
MUFFINS
CHEESE
W
Ji
Sizes
5
to
8
1.95
Sizes
9
to
12
-
2.50
Sizes
13
to
2
9.95
KA1EN
CO-OP..
85c
Undecorafed
Dark,
per
ib.
Decorated
Light,
per
Ib
.
.
iSevcnth
Avenue,
1
CO-OP
STORE,
I
Cow
Bay
I
end
at
the
jCO-OP
BAKERY
I
where
Z
'XMAS
CAKES
i
New
Kelloggquick
methodl
No
creaming,
no
epg-beating
just
on
eusy
mixing.
Deliciousl
1
cup
Kvllogg't
Vt
ttatpoen
salt
All-Bran
1
09
cup
mirk
2
tablspont
1
cup
sifted
flour
toft
shortening
S'i
teaspoons
1
cup
choot
grated
baking
powder
Choos.
strips
1,
Combine
All-Bran
and
milk
in
mixing
bowl.
2,
Sift
Hour,
baking
powder,
salt
together
into
name
bowl.
Add
egg,
shortening,
grated
choooo.
Stirony
until
combined.
2,i
Kill
greased
muffin
pans
H
full.
Hake
in
preheated
moderately
hot
oven
(400
F.)
about
20
minutes.
Place
thin
cheese
atrip
on
lop
of
each
muttin
and
continue
baking
about
5
minute.
Yield:
10
medium
Uiidecorated
Light,
per
Ib.
.
75c
Christmas
Puddings,
lb.
....
?5c
ARE
SELLING
AT
LAST
YEAR'S
PRICES
E
2?
SfOB
ize
muthnil
tmk
YEAR
WE
ARE
SHOWING
11
COMEDIES
AND
CARTOONS
Cintda's
most
mo
ut
natural
laxativt
err
pat
for
diets
4
in
tufticipnt
bulk
try
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