these
oniu,,.
ftfnce
Rupert
Dai!?
X3cuis
Thursday,
October
21,
1948
without
a
some
Wntetit;
Protect
EDEN
'KOTEBO'
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r
Vj3
SANDSPIT
CAMP
IS
CLOSING
DOWN
Small
Operation
Being
Continued
Meantime
for
Married
Men
SANDSPIT
The
logging
camp
of
Northern
Pulpwood
WPN
V.
,
'
"I
SAVE
YEAR
BY
PLANTING
PERENNIAL
VEGETABLES
NOW
town
u.,?'
a
noma.,
it
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tail
aestea
lot
j.
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shirt
,
Th
Ilremen,
extlnguishe(j
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Cut
oil
tops
of
Perejir.
not
leave
thf:
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Insect
e
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VIC
The
Geor;-
Mal.hrw
CANNED
FOODS
j
A.Ua
Srrvic.
Inc.
.
"I
sort
of
like
this
one
but
to
okay
it
Perennial
vegetables
including
asparagus,
rhubarb
and-hardy
onions
are
better
planted
this
fall
than
next
spring.
Asparagus
and
rhubarb
will
be
ready
to
harvest
a
full
year
sooner
while
the
onions
will
produce
a
harvest
next
spring.
For
the
asparagus
bed,
roots
should
be
obtained
and
placed
in
a
location
which
need
not
be
disturbed
during
the
life
of
the
garden,
since
a
good
asparagus
bed
will
last
several
decades.
Deep,
rich
soil
is
required
and
the
.
plants
should
be
given
ample
room
.with
theree
feet
each
way
between
hills.
Dig
a
hole
a
foot
deep,
spread
the
roots
out
and
set
the
crown
of
the
plant
six
inches
below
the
surface.
Rhubarb
is
another
long
nlnnf
Civ
nlanta
U'Hl
surnce
lor
tne
average
iamuy
and
they
should
be
placed
where
they
will
not
be
disturbed,
perhaps
near
the
asparagus
in
a
garden
screen
or
border.
The
hardiest
winter
onion
is
the
red
perennial,
sometimes
11
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T-i
4
I
mui.
I
cuiieu
tne
yvuwi.
one
of
the
onions
which
instead
of
bearing
seeds,
produces
at
the
top
of
the
seed
stalk
bunch
of
onion
sets.
These
sets
should
be
obtained
and
pianiea
inis
iau,
a
loot
apart
in
tne
row,
in
rows
two
leet
apan,
tnougn
lew
iamines
win
neea
more
man
one
row.
.
.
mis
onion
never
produces
a
....
...
bulb,
but
in
the
spring
as
soon
as
the
ground
thaws.
it
begins
to
grow
stalks
like
green
onions.
Part
of
each
clump
may
1111
TROWBRIDGE,
England,
Latest
model
farm
tractors
planned
by
a
British
firm
will
incorPrate
radio
sets
"It
will
provide
entertainment
prevl-
.ously
denied
the
farm
worker-
'said
a
firm
representative.
.
STEWART
NEWS
Iai
test
f
r'om
Portland
Cana
I
Min
ing
Centre
FIRST
SNOW
OF
SEASON-HUNTERS
ARE
HAVING
GOOD
LUCK
N
,
I'll
have
to
get
my
wife
first."
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
arc
co-operating
in
a
series
of
picture
shows
to
be
held
each
month.
The
pictures
will
be
of
an
educational
nature
and
will
be
provdied
by
.
the
National
rum
eoara.
xne
inaugural
mAf)n
itnn
U..1
J
i
11
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i
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region
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nil
Innf
D.IJn..
I
'"y
wiui
a
uut
m
auuui
seventy.
uonstaDie
;
George
operated
the
projector
which
is
owned
by
the
P.T.A.
r-OAi'.
'
-
I
Give
asparagus
roots
plenty
of
room
be
pulled
up
and
used
and
witn
tnls
annual
thinnlng
and
ordinary
cultivation,
the
plants
I'1'
ve
indefinitely.
The
fla
vor
of
the
stalks
Is
mild
In
the
eariy
spring,
but
becomes
stronger
later.
where
wJnters
are
mild,
some
of
the
Dotato
or
multlnlipr
nn
ions
may
be
planted
in
the
fall
and
they
will
produce
clumps
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FOR
i
V
)nounc(
-,rsl
lot
I
tt
croU
Norway
).
22.
Limited
at
this
point
has
closed
down
for
an
Indefinite
period
and
all
loggers
who
resided
In
the
camp
have
been
moved
to
Vancouver
with
the
co-opera
tion
of
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
who
placed
extra
aircraft
at
their
disposal.
The
company
will
continue
around
Christmas
In
order
to
furnish
employment
to
the
families
residing
In
the
community.
For
the
present
the
camp
cookhouse
is
being
operated
for
the
benefit
of
employees
of
the
R.
A.
Wassman
Construction
Company
who
are
engaged
in
construction
of,
several
fam
ily
residences
for
employees
of
the
Department
of
Transport
at
this
point.
GOOD
SEASON,
STEWART
MINE
Encouraging
New
Ore
Body
on
SilVer
Tip
v
STEWART
Last
week
the
contractors
on
the
Silver
Tip
Mine
on
the
upper
Salmon
Riv
er
area
finished
their
work
for
the
season,
a
job
which
was
brought
to
a
very
successful
conclusion
by
the
opening
up
of
a
new
ore
zone
thirty-one
feet
wide,
heavily
mineralzied.
and
with
an
eight
inch
high
grade
streak
running
through
it.
George
Winkler,
managing
director
of
the
company,
was
here
during
the
summer
super
intending
operations.
ARMY
SIGNALS
MOVED
NEWS
During
a
recent
storm
in
Brit
ish
Columbia,
army
signallers
took
over
when
civilian
com
munications
were
temporarily
disrupted
and
passed
78
messages
as
well
as
press
news.
Between
Edmonton
and
Vancouver,
55
messages
were
relayed
by
Army
personnel.
'-
In
addition
there
were
23
messages
and
several
hundred
words
of
press
news
radioed
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
telegraph
systems
lost
about
20
miles
of.
line
in
the
storm.
Scattered
breaks
were
caused
by
falling
trees.
LIVERPOOL,
England,
B
The
BBC
is
looking
for
a
boy
to
play
the
lead
in
a
crime
story.
He
must
be
tough
and
have
a
Liverpool
accent.
The
problem
is
to
find
"someone
whose
par
ents
don't
object
to
his
boy
be
ing
bad
for
50
minutes.
'Many
think
it
would
have
a
bad
effect.
Watch
the
Classified
Acrsl
Ofc,.
,
-
.4
of
green
stalks
in
the
early
V
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,
Ji
VW.
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INSTEAD
OF
WASHING
t
v
-
i
Eighteenth
century
members'
of
roval
families
anointed
their
'
.bodies
with
scented
oils,
which
i
were
supposed
cleansing
in
ef
-
fect-
I'
,
PERKY
niruAEDC
r
BRIGHTEN
I
-
Al
JTl
1MN
I;'.
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1
:
Li"
.;.
.
Fall
and
one
coats
of
and
.
-living
room
or
diplng
room
at
uibumu
i
rea
not
poser
)
nmgnona
leaves.
,
nouttsftmcf
Snow
hit
the
Stewart
flats
early
last
week.
Three
inches
fell
.
However,
after
a
few
days
it
melted
and
the
ground
appeared
once
more.
Portland
Canal
Lodge,
Loyal
Order
of
Moose,
held
a
military
whist
drive
on
Saturday
night.
There
was
a
fair
turnout
and
an
enjoyable
evening
was
spent
in
the
Moose
Home.
The
nimrods
have
been
busy
since
the
season
opened
and
good
bags
are
reported.
In
the
upper
reaches
of
the
Bear
River
and
American
Creek,
goats
have
been
plentiful,
and
their
ap
pears
to
be
an
abundance
of
black
bear
and
grizzly,
but
the
big
game
hunters
do
not
'
get
around
this
way.
The
Stewart
Parent-Teachers
Association
and
the
Stewart
GENTLE
LAXATIVE
ANTACID
ELSIE
.sDrin..
These
must
hp
Pt
nut
each
year
as
the
entire
plant
Is
harvested.
In
the
colder
states
on
uuui
f
i
I
A'
''I
AiiL
S
Upper!
w
-a
DESPITE
CHILL
rains
of
the
Equinox,
hearts
keep
light
gay
in
a
smart,
hooded
raincoat
with
a
perky
corsage
like
this
(at
bottom
left).
.
Top,
for,
the
new
"rain
or
shine"
this
Fall,
try
a
saucy
umbrella
corsage
like
this.
Can
.be
made
a
bit
of
oilcloth,
fresh
pompons
some
gay
ribbon.
At
centre,
a
weather
vane
symbolic
of
Autumn's
changing
climate
sets
the
key
for
this
beautiful
Fnl1
arranupmpnf
norfmt
frr
MO
FINER
fiaiLK
!Tk
They're
Z4SY1-2'2
to
fix
(J)
add
milk
or
water.
Grand
Main
Course
Breakfast,
j.
Lunch
or
vr-T-v
.
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,&",
i
J
"
Your
grocer
has
a
fresh
suppy
right
notf!
-POP
'EM
ON
THE
GRIDDLE.
m
Ready
In
a
Jiffy!
WJ34i
X
A
i
5VAP0RATEP
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M)
Sender
Your
tea
or
coffee
will
taste
better
with
Borden's
Evaporated
Ittftk.
And
your
cereals,
and
your
fruits
and
desserts.
Yes,
and
any
cooked
dish
that
calls
for
milk!
this
time
of
year.
It
artfully
com-
wun
catiaus,
rujl
mums
and
4
no
shortening
tender,
best-you-evcr-tasted
muffins.
These
luscious,
spicy
muffins
are
as
light
and
tender
aa
your
proudest
cake.,
but
that
isn't
all!
They
also
have
a
pleasant
texture-contrast
thanks
to
the
delicate
toasted
shreds
of
Kellogg's
AU-Hran
.
.
.
and
they
have
the
mouth-melting
nut-swret
flavour
"My
All-lhan
can
give!
Get
Kellogg's
AU-Bran
from
your
grocer
today
and
try
them.
PK
Don't
forget!
Saturday
ts
Muffin
Day
I
TWO
MPDiuMI
SIZES
Date-Bran
Muffins-Good
as
Cake!
NEW
RECIPE
FOLrt
Contain,
wealth
of
mform
"
.
i
how
to
make
betier
pwicakt
menus
and
how
to
make
other
tempting
dishe.
with
Aunt
Jem.
Ready-Mix.
Take
no
sugar-
DATE-BRAN
MUFFINS
Jt
cup
Kfllugg'g
ux'u
wa
j
xusfmoo
Bnda
cups
milk
'
'
3
tcmpoon
salt
J'i
cup
chuppc
ii
duti'a
Add
KcIIork's
All-Bran
to
Md
Bulk
and
let
souk
for
15
minutes.
Kt-at
enK
and
add
to
first
mixture.
Add
sifted
dry
ingredients
and
fruit.
Jill
greased
muflin
pans
two-thirds
hill,
and
bake
in
moderate
oven
(MO
i)
about
20
minutes.
Makes
15
KEEP
"REGULAR"
NATURALLY
ran,..
flavor
"?,
WMckait'"'
"
ENJOY
BORDEN'S
QUALITY
EVERY
DAY!
Borden's
Evaporated
Mflk
Is
concentrated
from
only
fine
quality,
fresh,
whole
milk.
Borden's
is
Irradiated
for
extra
sunshine
vitamin
D
Borden's
is
homogenised
to
make
every
drop
equally
rich
and
nourishing.
Borden's
is
sterilised
to
make
it
completely
safe
Borden's
is
specially
easy
to
digest,
even
for
infants.
Borden's
pours
like
cream.
YOUR
GROCER
HAS
A
FRESH
SUPPLY
TODAY.
If
it's
BordenV,
itVGOT
to
be
good!
'
Canada
nnnmu,
-
-
Ont.
or
Saskatoon,
S"-
f
free
.
R
Please
send
me
-your
including
hints
on
how
to
pancakes.
,
Stir-
r".1
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