Friday,
August
12,
1949.
v
-
,
A
Churchill
Is
Master
Hand
By
ALLAN
HARVEY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
if
-
(ow
it's
Winston
Churchill,
rewrite
man.
SMITHERSCHURCH
PICNIC
ENJOYED
SMITHERS
One
hundred
and
twenty
members
of
St.
Jos
r
.
.....
.
.
-,.
A'
t
,'
'
.
10
an
already
formidable
array
of
activities
he
rides
o
i
-'St
6
TERRACE
IS
BUSY
TOWN
THESE
DAYS
Good
times
continue
at
Ter-
'
race
with
sawmiliing
still
-.the
vigorous
Industrial
backbona
of
the
community,
it
is
reported
by
Charles
M.
Adam,
theatre
operator
there,
who
has
bm
a
visitor
in
the
city
during'
the
past
coupie
of
days.
Building
keeps
active
with
projects
un-cier
way
now
including
a
new
store
structure,
sawmill,
a
garage
building,
new
forestry,
department
structure,
two
,
new
school
rooms
in
the
oid
army
camp
and
several
new
houses.
"There
Is
not
an
empty
house
in
the
town,"
says
Mr.
Adam.
the
hounds,
races
horses,
paint
landscapes
and
keeps
live
-butterfliesBritain's
bald-domed
1
,
eph
s
Parish
had
a
most
.enjoyable
picnic
Sunday
afternoon
at
the
larm
of
Ben
Hug.
sr.,
some
Jive
miles
out
of
Smithers
on
the
banks
of
the
Bulkley
River.
Messrs
C.
Spicer,
K.
Warner
and
O.
Adumeit,
with
Mesdames
W.
Duff,
W.
Bovill
and
A.
Good
r
cigar-pufiing
old
warrior
add
a
new
talent.
It
develops
tliat
he's
as
handy
y,'m're
absolutely
right.
It
is
vacation
time
now
,
.
.
but
In
a
few
months
cold
weather
will
be
here
again
and
you
want
to
be
prepared
with
o
safe
warmth-giving
COAL
supply.
CALL
6.11
TODAY!
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LIMITED
Lumber
Building
Supplies
win,
were
In
charge
of
the
arrangements.
Buck
Morris
helped
to
transport
the
crowd.
There
were
races
for
the
with
an
editor's
blue
pencil
on
other
people's
copy
as
he
Is
at
creating
his
own.
At
74,
Churchill
naturally
plays
a
less
ardent
role
An
politics
than
he
used
to.
His
dn-
children,
treasure
hunts
lor
the
Twenty
five
men
are
employej
adults,
horse
shoes,
golf
and
at
Salvus
by
Columbia
Cellujose
see-aaws,
round-a-bout
and
I
in
preparation
for
the
driving
teeter
totters
for
the
little
ones.
of
timber
down
tlle
skt'efta
A
well
served
buffet
lunch
with
River
for
tne
Port
E'.
cel-tea,
coffee,
lemonade
and
,
ice
anese
mill,
cream
was
enjoyed
by
all.
I
:
icequeni
appearances
in
fcle
Houe
of
Commous
depend
4M
his
lieaith
and
the
impwruuoe
i
Graeuefruit.
Calif..
3
for
....
.25
Oi
antes
i
Navel
.2H-.57
!
of
the
occasion.
SIGHTED
SUB,
MISSED
6AME
No,
war
has
not
broken
out
in
Halifax
harbor
as
this
photo
might
indicate.
Jt
is
merely
'the
British
submarine
Tally-Ho
undergoing
a
meek
attack
from
aircraft
based
&t
he
Royal
Canadian
Navy
fie
et
Air
Arm
base
at
Shearwater,
-N.S.,
tluring
.navy
week
.demonstrations.
The
sub
prepares
to
submerge
as
practice
bombs
straddle
the
bull.
This
demonstration
is
a
dally
feature
of
the
week-long
celebrations
in
which
14
ships
from
three
nations
and
10,000
sailors
are
taking
part.
iC
P.
Photo)
RKETS
MASTER
HAND
Dales,
i
id
.
Canteluupe.
2Tf
Peach
Plums,
2
lb
M
Pears,
Burnett,
lb
.23
At
the
close,
Father
E.
M.
But
he
is
till
the
leader
of
till
Fruit
vLeRay
of
Smithers
and
Father'
O.
Mohan
of
Telkwa,
thanked
1
1
all
those
who
had
contributed
!
Celerv.
lb
...V.
15
the
Conservative
Party,
toy
ftCt
v
laden.
Instead
of
"excessive
,
Hhubarb.
2
lb
15
nowledment
m!
ail,
and
his
is
.
.3
6
4j
.32
.
.39
.
.25
imports,"
long
a
iavorite
ex-!
Freshly
to
the
success
of
the
enjoyable
afternoon.
,
ample
of
officialese,
he
Inserts
The
Experts
Say
'
Kv:
bllhch"
::::::::::::::::::::
ivT
masler
uur-
Turnlps,
lb
.07
bapini.
Soinaeh
2
lb
27
Others
U
LSI
1
i
lAt
IS
m
M
did
the
donky
work
14
r:
the
bolder
"tdestructive
imports."
,,
lb.
i
:
:e
Cal..
uuz
33
.
.
.
i
4.
i
fln
;
KaoMM.
OU11CI1
.yq
th
rmn
i
iOrirn
Onions.
3
bunches
2U!
,
"
Mushrooms.
ib
.ba
l"n
manifesto,
"That
.
Right
Churned
Finer
Natural
Flavor
MUSIC,
MAESTRO,
PLEASE
Heap.
Leuuce
"jRoad
to.
Britain."
But
it
was
Baby
Shoes
If
Mother
isn't
careful
Junior's
first
baby-shoes
may
cause
him,'
a
peck
of
trouble
In
later
life.
Shoe
experts
say
that
even
tucking
the
"bedclothes
too
make
ankles
and
feet
appear
wider.
Intricate
arrangement
of
cross
straps,
bold
single
colors
and
ornaments
centre
attention
on
the
feet.
Associates
needed
no
proof
that
Churchill
la
tlll
acutely
alert.
In
a
recent
foreign
af-
Corn
on
Cob.
4
for-
47
1
wiureiuu,
woriung
jma
Cabbaxe.
lb
:..
.07
1
usual
midnight
hours,
who
dit-
Tomaloes
No.
1
lb.
.27
ed
the
iinai
dW.
New
Potatoes.
10
lb
58,
.
.
,
,,
Green
Peppers,
lb
42
1
An
excerpt
from
the.
edited
Cucumbers,
each-
HMtext.
with
Churchill's
changes
v.
FIRST
CAR
OF
OATS
LOADED
WINNIPEG
The
first
car
of
new
crop
oats
has
been
loaded
in
CN
R.
car
475899
at
Ste.
Anne,
according
to
officials
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
car
contained
2,685
bushels
of
o.
1
feed
and
was
shipped
by
McCabe
Bros,
to
their
terminal
at
the
lakehead.
The
crop
ran
25
bushels
to
the
acre.
veReiaoie
iwarrow,
a:n
i?,
u,
a
smai
.
nt.at
hanc1
Rhn,a
Bn
.15
Bauiiili.
lb.
jairs
aeDave,
r
ureign
screwy
,
tightly
over
baby's
feet
may
Bevin
made
an
unexpected
ref-1
pr0ve
harmful.
Bootees
or
erence
to
the
"unconditional
0cks
too
short
in
the
foot
also
surrender"
policy
announced
,
should
be
avoided,
from
Casablanca
In
January,
when
lt
comes
to
keeping
a
i43-
child
healthy,
his
feet
are
just
Churchill
intervened,
without
,
about
as
Important
as
his
eyes,
insistence
on
simple,
declara-
Canned
Veetalles
Dill
Pickles,
teal
1.79itive
English.
Cut
Green
Beans,
fey.
20!
For
instanrB
h
ri,
Burns
Light-colored
footwear
makes
the
figure
appear
shorter
and
a!:;o
provides
a
less
solid
foundation
to
a
dark
costume.
,
Opera
and
V-shaped
pumps
add
length
to
the
foot
and
the
figure.
A
pronounced
color
contrast
between
shoes
and
costume
makes
the
feet
appear
larger
and
the
figure
shorter.
Mixed'
Vewtbales'IZZ:'
'.22
f"8
through
"to
achieve
the
desired
object,-'
and
substl-1
any
Poss'b'hty
of
rehearsal,
and
ears,
nose
and
throat.
Here
are
Diced
Beets,
per
tin
nnr
Wax
Beans,
choice
19
tutes
"to
succeed."
For
the
neg-
Parliamentary
observers
agreed
I
SOme
rules
it
has
drawn
up
for
LmM
01
lM
auve
"we
nave
never
accepted
"""v-"'-
"
ipiuptr
miub
luung:
model
of
phrasing
and
delivery.
(
l.
choose
a
last
that
He
still
smokes
a
dally
cigar
forms
to
the
child's
foot.
Mixed
Peas
and
CarroU
19
Pumpkin,
2
for
25
Baked
eBans.
20-oz.
tin
22
Baked
eBans.
15-oz.
tin.
ea.
.21
Tomatoes.
28-oz.
23
Fresh
Milk
Quart
.22
Pint
.12
Cream.
V
Dint
.28
before
breakfast
and
retains
his
2.
A
soft,
flexible
box
toe,
so
SYDNEY
HFRE
PRIEST
SAFE
IN
RUINS
OF
'QUAKE
QUITO,
Ecuador
A
priest
who
had
been
buried
for
four
days
in
the
ruins
of
Ambato
the
principle,"
lie
writes,
"we
have
always
believed."
He
notes
the
redundancy
of
the
phrase
"the
size
and
magnitude
of
all
modern
societies.
In
the
document,
"Magnitude"
becomes
"complexity."
love
of
race
port
and
brandies,
that
you
can
feel
where
the
end
1
WiTti
CL4IPMFTMT
W
1
1
tl
otllr
lVlUN
1
His
health
seems
as
eood
as
nf
tin.
tn
k
i
eer
I
a.
a
cloth
lining
over
the
toes
Th
tfetrhiton
fuv.
rvonimr
fees
Large,
cartoned,
doz.
une
amoiuon
remains
unsai-.
to
absprb
moisture
during
the
Sydney
was
in
Dort
Thursday
.81
.70
iMONS
CHIEF
Medium
jsuea.
utng
ago,
pernaps
witn
rJavtime
and
to
allow
for
evap
Adjectives
are
dynamite-
tongue
in
cheek,
he
confessed
to
unload
three
carloads
of
Cathedral
has
been
brought
fresh
fish
for
rail
shipment!
out
alive.
He
was
Father
Juan
to
the
eastern
United
States.
.
Batista
P
a
1
a
c
1
o
s
who
was
oration
at
night.
4.
A
flexible
inner
and
outer
sole
to
keep
the
shoe
In
shape
that
as
a
youth
lie
always
wanted
to
play
the
kettledrum.
He
Butler
First
Graae.
10
64
Margarme,
lb
.3?
Miik
Evaporated
Milk.
lS-o..
tins.
2
lor
.33
Case
75;'
4)heetM
The
boat
was
under
command'
teaching
fifty
students
.who
of
her
owner-skipper
Osmund'
were
killed
when
they
were
Pieces,
20-oz
37
Apricots.
20-oz
.33
Cherries,
laiicy,
20-oz.
..
.30
Loganberries,
20-oz
37
also
wanted
to
lead
the
school
i
an
dto
allow
the
toes
free
action,
orchestra.
The
sole
should
be
heavy
enough
Hendrickson.
struck
after
'
an
earthquake
had
levelled
the
Cathedral.
Peaches,
choice
.30
to
protect
the
foot
from
hard
Canadian
Chwsc.
lb
AO
Hour
Lard
gdynwnd.
Liberal
parliament
lor
the
img
oi
Gatincau,
,ec
his
seat
to
bene
citric
of
the
Commons.
He
re-.etr-ulci
Dr.
Arthur
Canada's
fore-m
Parliamentary
k
his
new
jab.
mi
will
run
the
iUil
of
600
and
the
tciminiMratlon
e.
iCP.
Photo
pavements.
Pure,
Ib
...
.24
CHIEF
CELANESE
5.
A
rubber
heel
to
absorb
ShortcnlnK
.32
"But
that
could
not
be
ar-j
ranged
either,"
he
said.
"And!
so
eventually
I
rose
to
be
the
conductor
of
a
band
whose
music
,
resounded
'
throughout
the
world."
Roan
Steamship
Movementi
SoaD.
fac.
bar
10
Laundrv.
cake
2
for
.25
Soap
Powders,
laree
39
the
shock
of
pavement
pound-
ENGINEER
HERE
6.
Snu-ness
around
the
heel,'
s-
B-
Roberts,
chief
engineer
under
the
arch,
over
the
instep.
for'the
Celanese
CorporaUon
of
where
the
laces
tie.
There
America,
arrived
in
the
city
on
dlace
I-uir
Pastry
Flour.
7
ibs
57
Flour.
40
s.
No.
1
hard
wheat
3
6S
Fluur.
24
s
1.95
Tea
ud
Coffee
Coffee,
lb
i
M
DoLuxe
ouulitv.
lb.
1.14
Tomatoes,
20-oz.
ta
15
28-oz
..
34
aalion
59
Annie.
20-oe.
tin.
2
for
29
48-071
.34
Canned
Fruits
Pineapple,
crushed
34
FINER
FLA
VOREQ
oIAHgarine
M
LMTTO
-
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday--ss.
Prince
Rupert
11:15
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Catala,
5
p.m.
should
be
freedom
at
the
ball
the
Coquitlam
this
afternoon
of
the
big
toe.
the
top
of
the
flom
ew
York
on
business
in
j
toes,
at
the
little
toe
to
prevent
connection
with
the
Corpora-
curling,
and
one
inch
growing
won
s
ceianese
mill
construc-room
tiou
at
nearby
vVatson
Island
Laced
shoes
giving
ankle
sup-'
Mr-
Roberts
is
accompanied
b
port
are
recommended
for
ln-
Mrs-
Roberts
and
child,
fants
and
small
children.
How-
j
:
ever,
oxfords
may
be
worn
by
nniMun
cmpa
older
children
with
wejl
de-j
Y":"t
?
.
....
BROADWAY
imillWiinHmmtffijMmitnmtfttti
liiiitiiiiiiiiililliilbiiihliiiih'.ii
CAFE
veloped
feet
and
legs.
Slippers
AUUUiMJ
EiL.LiAAU
'
It
Pay
to
Aavertlsel
I
(
i
--
'
.V.
fX,
I
Cherries.
V
lb.
pkt.
.35
Aimond
Paste,
lb.
.39
Coconut,
ib
.50
Fruit
Cake
Mix.
lb
,.
J9
Dates,
fancy,
1
lb.
pkt.
M
Seedless
Raisins.
2
lbs
95
Seeded
Raisins.
1
lb
.21
SlKilied
Walnuts,
V4
lb
Al
jhelled
Almonds.
6
oz
39
Shelled
Brazils.
V,
lb
.
-45
Jam
fur
Strawberry,
24-oz
...
.48
Raspberry.
24-oz-
.39
Blackberry.
-lb
.
.77
Cherry,
24-oz
54
Peach.
4
lb
.83
Apricot.
4-lb.
-.
.79
Suups
Canned
Soups
13
to
2Q
Meats
Chicken,
lb.
.75
Ham.
boned
and
rolled,
lb.
r
.90
Ham,
rets,
lb
t
72
Balonna.
lb
.49
Weiners.
lb
.50
Oarlic
Sausafte,
lb
50
Bacon,
pk.,
V
lb
.47
Bacon,
side,
piece
-
.BO
Cottage
Roll,
lb
7a
Liver
Sausage,
lb
50
Spare
Ribs,
lb
55
Fresh
Pork
Ham.
lb-
70
Pork
Chops,
lb.
75
Pork
Sausatte.
lb
,
55
Steak.
T-Bone
lb
85
Steak,
round,
lb
.75
Pork
Tenderloin,
lb
1.05
should
be
avoided
because
they,
ST
CATHARINES-Col.
Sam
do
not
give
good
support.
They
H
h
granclson
of
canada'p
also
interfere
with
develop-
Minjsttr
of
Dclmce
when
Ule
ment
oi
ine
loot.
VIP.
-
VICTORIA
First
Great
War
broke
out
asserted
Thursday
that
several
top
Communists
are
checking
up
on
Canada's
'
canal
system,
'
'J.3di'
(
'
-.w
-t.
s.
ii
ii'i
1
1"
JT
rxrrXHr
When
shoe
-
buying
time
comes
around
Mother
should
first
of
a'l
moke
sure
that
the
child's
socks
are
the
right
length
(half
an
inch
longer
a
notably
Welland.
"You
didn't
forget
SEATTLE
:JS
P
m
,
Camosun
5
P-m,
Catala
:l
P
m,
Coquitlam
STEWART
AND
T
SIMPSON
11
p.m.
WITH
Qt'EEN
l-TTE
ISLANDS
i.
August
12
and
20
SORTII
Ql'LEN
IWrE
KLAXDS
August
19
and
31
BASIL
HORSFALL
Whose
atars
charmed
Prince
Rupert
audience
last
winter
and
who
will
be
back
again
at
the
Civic
Centre
during
the
coming
season.
the
RECKITT'S
Blue,
Mummy!"
Today's
smart
homemakers
never
forget
that
last,
quick
swish
of
Keckitt's
Hlue
in
the
final
rinsing
water.
This
is
the
only
sure
way
of
getting
rid
of
the
yellow
look
that
tinges
white
things
when
BLbt
is
not
used
.
.
the
easy
way
to
make
certain
that
all
white
linen,
towels.
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FOR
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TENDERIZED
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TODAY
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that
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sales-'
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NOT
man
measures
both
feet
for
RECOGNIZED
length
and
width
with
the
.child
standing,
his
full
weight
on
his
RICHMOND,
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ffl-Thc
feet.
I
Virginia
Boxing
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LYE
ON
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I
voted
yesterday
not
to
recog-
For
that
well-dressed
look
nize
Ezzard
Charles
as
the
milady
should
keep
an
eye
on
world's
heavyweight
boxing
her
feet
at
least
when
she
goes
champion.
He
is
recognised
by
shoe-shopping.
the
National
Boxing
Association
Long,
slender
shoes
make
feet
j
of
which
the
Virginia
Commis-and
legs
appear
longer,
whereas,
sion
is
a
member.
New
York
short,
stubby
footwear
creates
State
Boxing
Commission
also
the
opposite
effect.
Wide
hor-
refuses
recognition.
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included
Mr.
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this
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notice
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one
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date
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first
publication
hereof,
Certificate
of
issue
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lieu
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ald
lost
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meantime
valid
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me
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