Prince
Kupert
Daily
Mews
Thursday,
June
1,
1950
Highway
Bridge
Closed
Today
RfiioiiE
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
J
.
Spring
is
bringing
with
it
an
abundance
of
fresh
fruits
and
vegetables
which
the
thrifty
housewife
will
want
to
hold
for
less
productive
seasons
and,
for
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
F.
B.
Chase,
M.
Vinblud,
W.
Forrester,
G.
Duniphy,
Stan
Mc-Clay,
Gordon
Burns,
William
Mc-Intyre,
H.
Warren,
,AV.
Webster,
Mrs.
M.
Gentleman,
Vancouver;
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Schallerer,
Ketchikan;
J.
A.
Cassidy.
Chatham;
W.
E.
Nachtrieb,
Victoria;
H.
J.
Brown,
Port
Simpson;
Mr
.and
Mrs.
S.
L.
Hebard,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Wynne,
Eugene,
Oregon;
Mrs.
M.
McKinnon,
Terrace;
N.
Green-smith,
Kamloops;
A.
Young,
Seattle;
C.
Sargent,
Hazelton;
J.
Danlop,
Smithers;
R.
Batten,
Racine,
Wisconsin;
Mrs.
A.
E.
Robbin,
Pacific;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Milmine,
Chateauguay
Heights,
Quebec.
VrotechJ;
hivestmht
A
bridge
sixteen
miles
this
side
of
Terrace
having
broken
down
was
closed
for
repairs
today
but
it
was
expected
the
highway
would
be
open
for
traffic
again
by
late
this
afternoon.
Three
stringers
In
the
bridge
were
broken,
Foreman
Art
Kennedy
of
used.
Rubber
rings
should
not
to
look
at
the
vacant
spots
in
'
be
used
a
second
time.
the
storage
shelves
because
they
When
tin
cans
are
to
be
used,
tell
one
very
quickly
what
the
the
sealing
machines
should
be
family
liked
best
and,
no
doubt,
carefully
inspected
and
a
test
one
will
want
to
do
up
more
of
can
sealed
to
see
that
the
mach-
the
favorites
this.
year,
ine
is
working
perfectly:
I
Modern
methods
of
canning
There
are
two
methods
of
recommend
leaving
a
headspace
packing
...
hot
pack
and
cold
i
when
packing.
Headspace
Is
the
pack.
The
hot
pack
is
the
meth-
j
sPace
between
the
surface
of
od
recommended
for
canning
the
liquid
and
the
rim
of
the
con-
40
SPRING
FEEL
Sound,
reiiful
lp
many,
this
wili
involve
home
canning.
The
home
economists
have
many
good
ideas
and
hints
about
canning
that
they
would
like
to
pass
on
in'
the
hope
that
they
will
be
found
useful.
First
of
all,
foods
do
not
miraculously
improve
in
flavour
of
appearance
during
canning,
lor
more
years
than
,1
!
Terrace
reported
to
departmental
.
offices
here.
Mr.
Kennedy
hoped
M
po.lit.le
ft
now
jrourt
ilh
Rl
Klei-o-litor-eauin,..j
I
lTOi.BirBf
rii
'
.
-
-
No
mora
lumping,
thiin
vegetables.
In
this
method,
the
Uiner
saving
such
a
space
haye
&
product
is
actually
packed
into
helps
to
prevent
loss
of
liquid
the
containers
while
boiling
hot
from
sealers
or
bursting
of
tin'4
p,m'
t0"-
and
then
processed
for
the
re-
cans.
Water
of
the
Skeena
River
is
quired
time.
'
After
processing,
the
sealers
'
rising,
it
was
reported
at
the
The
cold
pack
Is
an
excellent
should
be
-cooled
in
an
upright
nubiiC
works
office
vesterdav
but
,
.niiiing,
prinl.fMiJ
therefore
fruits
and
vegetables
to
be
canned
should
be
of
the
highest
quality.
In
addition,
they
should
be
canned
as
soon
NO
PADDING
SAO
complete!,
rrlaied
leepi11
mouth
Ftilmore
Hei-o-l.t,,
with
method
to
use
for
fruits
or
position,
out
of
draughts,
with
tomatoes.
As
the
name
implies,
some
space
between
them
for
there
has
been
no
trouble
the
highway
as
yet.
tre
for
years
to
come.
ReJ
lahp.a.M
l.-l
u...
,
.
;
--..b
nuitn.olug
thi
miracle
of
p.d.lin(
as
possible
after
gathering.
The
home
economists
emphasize
the
point
"only
tender,
young
veg-tables
and
well-formed,
mature
fruits
should
be
canned."
Before
the
canning
season
really
gets
under
way,
it
is
im
Sm
the
new
Real
more
tr,
t
4
tf
Mojito
directions
for
making
many
delicious
jam,
jellies
and
pickles.
To
obtain
a
free
copy
of
"Home
Canning
of
Fruits
and
Vegetables,"
send
your
name
and
address
to
the
Information
Service,
Department
of
Agriculture,
NO
PADDING
LUMPING
the
food
is
packed
cold
into
the
circulation
of
air.
Tin
cans
are
sealer
or
can
and
is
then
covered
cooled
by
plunging
them
immed-with
either
hot
or
cold
liquid
and
iately
into
cold
water.
Changing
then
processed.
This
method
the
water
frequently
'
helps
to
should
never
be
used
for
can-
speed
up
the
cooling,
ning
vegetables.
1
The
canning
bulletin
has
been
Av
few
minutes
spent
irs
care-
revised
recently
and
is
now
avall-ful
planning
and
checking
with
able,
free
of
charge.
This
bul-last
year's
results
will
show
the
letin
will
be
a
boon
to
the
home-homemaker
which
method
she
j
canning
novice
since
it
not
only
prefers
for
each
of
the
products
gives
all
the
steps
In
canning
to
be
canned.
It
is
a
good
ide
1
fruits
and
vegetables
but
also
portant
to
check
on
utensils
to
make
sure
that
they
are
in
good
TAG
fATCH
FOR
THE
RESTMORE
MATTRESS
AT
YOUR
.
.
.
FURNITURE
DEA
Advertise
in
"
c
rr
:K
Vow;.
condition.
Pressure
canners
are
now
used
by
many
housewives
.he
yeiir
round
but
if,
by
chance,
hey
have
been
stored
away
for
!he
winter,
thy
should
be
taken
at.
weil
i-h"ad
of
time
and
trior
-nish'y
chocked,
particularly
the
peni.it;.;
to
the
petcock,
safety
Blended
by
experts
from
the
pick
C
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IJ'
f.
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.
ii
uie
wona
s
rines:
teas.
viaiKin
s
Tea
brings
you
matchless
fragrance
and
flavor.
Yet
it
costs
only
a
fraction
of
a
cent
per
cup.
mm
Amazing
Free
Offer
to
help
you
discover
how
m
-
nlve
and
pressure
gauge.
Glass
sealers
should
be
check-
.t
carefully
to
make
sure
they
ire
net
cracked
or
nicked
in
the
im.
New
glass
tops
or
metal
crew
bands
may
be
required
as
.veil
as
new
rubber
rings.
When
uving
rubber
rins,
be
sure
to
SOLID
SATISFACTION
M
EVERY
CUP
in
the
H't
the
correct
.
sio
for
the
.aim.
The
narrow
rings
arc
'or
the
screw
top
snalers
and
th
wider
ones
for
the
spring
top
.balers.
The
boxes
in
which
the
ir.55
are
sold
are
clearly
marked
with
the
t-ade-names
of
tlv
sealers
on
which
they
should
bt
family
wash!
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has
a
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quick-cutting
blade
of
mirror-polished
stainless
steel!
Solid
walnut
handle
is
firmly
attached
with
two
heavy
brass
rivets.
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on
this
special
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Duz
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on
washday!
For
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you
the
cleanest,
whitent
washes
you
can
get
with
any
soap
and
with
greater
safely
for
colors
than
any
other
granulated
laundry
soap!
So
get
Duz
today
take
advantage
of
this
wonderful
free
knife
offer
right
away!
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HOW
YOU
GET
IT:
Look
for
this
big
2-package
special
at
your
dealer's.
You
get
2
large
boxes
of
Duz
with
complete
details
of
the
free
knife
offer
and
a
handy
order-blank!
Just
send
your
order
and
the
2
Duz
box-tops
to
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&
Gamble
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of
Canada,
Ltd.,
104
Adelaide
St.
Went,
Toronto
1,
Ontario,
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Dennis,
4,
and
Luella,
one
month.
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had
purchl'd
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Rosenort
and
112
000
worth
of
material,
machinery
and
equipment
for
a
retail
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a
Al
was
engulfed
in
the
flood
waters
when
the
family
was
refcued
b
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Stu
aided
by
the
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
Fund,
for
which
contributions
2?
be
pd
into
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