Print
UUptrt
DafTp
Hcta
Thursday,
September
29,
1949.
r
"71
slice
is
not
dislodged
from
the
Turtle's
back.
One
of
those
who
escaped
the
landslide
and
remembers
Mrs.
Enoch
Williams,
wife
of
the
mayor
of
"nearby
Blairmore.
She
was
Mrs.
Sam
Ennes,
then.
TURTLE
MOUNTAIN
STILL
THREATENS
SLIDE
DISASTER
t-7
r
LEAMIXGTOX,
Ontario,
Sept.
29th
i-
Such
Iua
ious
harvest
here
of
rosy,
neb,-tomatoes
I
They've
been
specially
grown
for
Ilein
.
.
.
anJ
thousands
of
pickers
are
gatlicrinn
them
in
for
vear
'round
enjoyment!
You'll
find
them
transformed
bv
Hein
"magic"
into
HKINZ.TUMATU
PKODT'CT-S
at
your
uroecr's
nowt-
Delicious
Heinz
Tomato
Jun-e
Heinz
Crcarrt
bl
Tomato
S,ir
K,trhun
and
Heinz
Chili
Haure!
.J
I
1
I
Town
of
Frank
Remembers
landslide
in
1903
When
66
Were
Buried
Slie
recalls
that
the
disaster
struck
at
4
a.m.
when
everyone
but
the
men
in
the
mines
were
in
bed.
She
and
her
husband,
with
their
four
children,
crawl
V
hat
a
wonderful
idea
to
stock
up
now
on
these
four
famous
tiav-ourites"!
...
to
fill
your
pantry
shelves
with
thete
taste-full
treasures
like
a
flouri-hinn
"garden"
from
September
to
September!
Truly
Heaiz
Tomato
i'roducU
will
mean
happy
appetites
for
you
and
yours
the
year
around!
FRANK,
Alta.
9
There's
still
an
atmosphere
of
fear
sur
TV,
ed
out
of
the
rubble
of
their
i
home.
Her
collar
bone
was!
broken
and
her
son's
legs
were'
rounding
Turtle
mountain,
In
this
Crow's
Net
pass
country.
broken.
But
they
all
escaped.
(M
MAKN
Are
You
Happy
With
Your
Pie.
...
or
are
they
sometimes
a
sad
disappointment
to
you?
If
you
feel
you
never
can
be
sure
about
them
I'd
like
to
sueeest
you
try
this
CUUWN
BRAND
CORN
SYKL'P
recipe
for
certain
success!
.
.
.
Apple
Vw,
And
residents
of
this
coal
Gordon
Munro
This
year
for
the
first
time
tourists
will
be
taken
on
a
aucted
horseback
ride
to
the
A'-:
(P
-Chancci-
iermany
'
top
of
old
Turtle
to
look
down
I
the
long
scar
on
liie
mountain-,
side,
to
the
pile
of
rubble
that
mining
town
will
tell
you
that
in
the
spring
"old
Turtle"
still
roars
1U
warning.
Forty-six
years
ago
the
side
of
the
mountain
reil
on
Frank
and
buried
alive
66
1
persons.
Those
tiho
escaped
in
the
early
morn-ins
of
April
20,
1903,
from
the
i'
.ho
three
western
Tinp:
45
inc.
F.
Time:
-4S
min.
Pastry
lor
J-crust
9"
j
4'i
to
i
cups
iliced.
tart
appHS
2
Upns.
Benson
s
Corn
starch
1
tspn.
lemon
juice
cup
uhite
sugar
la
cup
Crown
Brand
Com
f
rup
Bash
salt
2
tspn.
cinnamon
'i
tspn
nutmeg
Line
a
pie
plate
with
pastry.
Mix
toeether
Benson'a
Corn
Starch,
near
and
salt
and
sprinkle
on
bottom
crust.
Add
sliced
apple:
(pre
ea
and
cored).
Combine
lemon
juice.
Crown
Brand
Corn
Syrup
ana
spicej.
and
pour
over
apples.
Dot
with
butter.
Cover
with
pastry
for
ten
crust,
crimp
eds;es
and
bake
in
a
hot
oven
1450
deg.
F.)
15
rains
Reduce
heat
to
350
dca.
F.
and
continue
baking
until
apples
are
Under
2a
to
JJ
minsj.
jiHpd
to
cut
the
!
-
!"
h-
Grman
mark
11
'
fVt
he
west
ents
to
23
30
cents
In
Prince
Rupert
Born
Boy
Trincinal
in
Ceremony
At
Vancouver
Tonight
VANCOUVER
Prince
Rupert-born
Gordon
Leslie
Munro,
el
4
-J
ffr?i"
0
fV
was
once
Frank.
Mrs.
Williams
is
not
happy
unless
she
is
In
the
mountains.
But
she
fears
for
those
still
liv-init
beneath
those
threatening
fissures.
.
"I
wouldn't
give
you
a
penny
for
the
life
of
anyone
who
lives
'My
Hatband
fill
I
.
avalanche
of
rock
thundering
down
more
than
3,000
feet
still
i
recalf
the
disaster
with
dread.
!
Not
until
1931
was
the
area
condemned
and
the
town
of
1
Frank
moved
several
.
miles
is
one
husbn-who
doexnt
com-plain
about
our
weekly
all-frrr.ale'
bridge
parties!"
This
ia
what
a
reader
writes.
.She
Hays,
''He's
so
delight
.Arlllft
..:
To
nit
nil.-
there,"
she
says.
.
WHISKY
1
away.
Only
a
few,
so
accust
omed
to
danger
that
they
discount
It,
still
live
in
the
shadow
of
Turtle
mountain.
READY
FOR
ACTION
Typical
of
scenes
across
Canada
as
the
fall
duck
hunting
season
opens
is
this
photo
taken
in"
central
Alberta.
Waiting
for
a
flight
of
birds
as
the
sun
begins
to
climb
over
the
horizon,
this
hunter,
with
his
Labrador
retreiver,
raises
his
shotgun
in
a
lakeside
blind.
(C.
P.
Photo)
der
son
of
George
H.
Munro
and
the
late
Mis.
Munro,
who
left
Prince
Rupert
several
years
ago
for
Vancouver,
and
Miss
Betty
law
Murray,
youngest
daughter
of
Mrs.
Charles
H.
Murray
and
the
late
Mr."
Murray
of
Kam-loopts,
will
be
married
this
evening
at
Ryerson
United
Church
here
by
Rev.
Dr.
E.
D.
Braden.
Mrs.
J.
F.
Braniff
will
be
her
sisters
only
attendant
and
Alan
Munro
will
be
groomsman
lor
his
brother.
What
caused
the
slide
Is
still
dvttt
a
matter
of
dispute.
Mining
en
When
dining
oat
Here'
An
Opportunity
youll
be
happy
you
didn't
mis!
A
very
tpuctid
offer
of
ft
30c-hott!o
of
KREML
(SHAMPOO
for
only
10c!
Such
a
splendid,
chance
to
give
vour
hair
the-
flsrttery
it
deserves!
You
see,
the'JJiew
Krerul
Shampoo
has
a
natitinl
oil
base
that
leaves
your
hair
tkitten-soi't
'
nnd
oh-W)-e:i.y
to
manage.
And
Krem-
Shampoo
contsrins
a
truly
marvelous
ingredient
'.Culled
"Eoli-ean"
(Ja)
that
mukes
ringing
"wink-quick",
yet
thorough
even
in
the
hardest,
of
water!
Send
one
dime
in
a
letter
to
me
Barbara
Brent,
1U1
Crescent
St.,
Montreal.
P.Q.
ond
17
tend
your
30c-bollle
of
kreml
Shampoo
to
you
post-haste!
glneers
say
that
the
removal
of
thousands
of
tons
of
coal
from
the
mountain
caused
wide
f
sures
still
visible
at
the
moun-
but
for
the
ed
with
the
wonderful
food
news
X
come
home
with
aftei
these
parties.
For
instance,
many
of
my
bridge-party
friends
have
pwitehed
to
the
new.
improved
TENDER
LEAF
TEA
BAfiS
that
1
decided
to
try
them.
We
think
their
flavour
is
superb
...
Oransre
Pekoe
at
its
tastiest!
It
musl
lie
those
little
top
hairs
that
add
that
extra
'something'
to
the
'character'
of
this
delicious
tea!
And
another
tiunR
1
liko
loi:t
Tender
Lcoj
Tea
Bags
.
,
.
they
re
so
very
easy
to
serve
Bo
very
eeonoinieal!
For
just
one
of
the
Tender
Leaf
ic
lings
gives
mc
two
cups
of
extra-delicious
Urange
Pekoe!"
...nclMG
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
.
'and-Reminisce
champion
I
tain
top.
Others
say
the
cracks"
I
GIN
Ketchup
Following
the
ceremony,
a
were
caused
by
a
slight
earthquake
and
that
spring
rains
caused
natural
erosion
which
wedding
reception
will
be
held
for
invited
quests
at
"The
Hoi
Hueh
McGlinchy,
who
served
,
recently,
speaking
of
pioneer
weakened
.
the
suDDort
of
the
lies"
on
the
Crescent
after
as
police-
constable
In
Prince
dwellings
in
Prince
Rupert
overhanglng
rock
above
Frank.
menuonea
tne
nome
oi
me
tate
DANGER
PERSISTS
Rupert
when
Chief
Vickers
was
at
the
head
of
the
department
which
the
couple
will
return
to
Vancouver
to
take
up
residence.
The
groom
Is
about
to
assume
Dr.
J.
O.
Recidie,
wno
came
w,
Xne
nssures
are
150
feet
deep
Prince
Rupert
from
Colorado.
and
14
feet
across
In
places.
GlN
This
was
away
ahead
of
the
com-
f
Geologists
say
they
are
unable
hire,
spent
Sunday
in
the
city.
He
had
not
been
in
town
for
a
long
time.
He
said
he
hardly
Cake
Making
is
an
art
every
woman
can
master!
With
fine
ingredients
-
...
a
hot
of
tested
recipes
available
.
.
.
every
cake
TV
should
reach
her
expectations!
1
know
choice
cake
7
'
fl,mr
,.a,is
the
wav
to
successful
cakes
.
.
.
that
iSyX
I
1
hy
I
alwi
by
SWANS
DOWN"
CAKE
FLOLR.
"CVvVw"
l'"r
Swans
Down
is
made
from
soft
winter
wheat,
1
.
:--T.
eL'ted
again
and
again
until
27
times
as
tine
as
ordin-
'IV
-
ary
flour.
Years
of
experience
by
cuke
flour
specialists
have
perfected
Swans
Down
to
give
liiditer,
fluffier,
more
Under
nnd
moist
cakes.
I
use
Swans
Down
regularly
and
the
tented
recipes
pletlon
of
the
railway.
The
house,
to
understand
why
another
If
II
HiTllllO
IN
CANADA
was
built
near
the
top
of
Centre
-
the
assistant
managership
of
the
Grosvenor
Hotel
with
which
he
has
been
identified
for
the
past
year
or
so.
,,,,
iy
laivm
knew
Prince
Rupert,
and
there
were
some
who
barely
recog
nized
Hugh.
Both
had
changpd
a
on
the
Swans
Down
package.
WlAiww
(,,niu,l
Hmrd
or
riant
t
Hntidi
Gilumbia
lot
in
appearance.
From
here,
Mr,
Street,
in
the
general
neighbor;
hood
of
where
the
fountain'
now
stands.
Later
In
the
de-j
vclopment
of
the
city,
it
was-I
movt'd
to
Fifth
Avenue,
being
j
're-crected
not
fir
from
Fulton
CAutomat'sc
Oil
Heat
V
'
thilt
RADIATES1....
Sore
Your
Clolhet
Soe
l
our
W
V
M
a
n
.
r
save
7-
vt'
Before
you
pick
out
that
dashing
new
Fall
suit
...
,
go
and
be
ex-
W
",V
CtTi
pertly
fitted
in
trlf'
Yom
saw
it
;n
the
New!
McGlinchy
transferred
south,
and
continued
in
the
service
of
the
provincial
government,
un-
viursclf
the
botlicr
j
a
OOSSARD
VUV.
,
foundation
1
A
VJJU
i
ton
of
freuuent
trips
til
retirement.
He's
taken
on'
Street,
where
Mrs.
Reddie
occu-
to
tlie
cleaners
.
.
.
fc'Tltltl
vou
can
do
all
.
'
'
'
wcUrht
to
a
considerable
extent.
pled
it.
Thij
home
ranks
among
the
oldest
residences
in
town
smoothing,
slimming
liossard
will
mold
'n
hold
vnu
as
no
oilier
F.
J.
Fuller,
,
whose
eightieth
but
it
doesn't
appear
generally
liV'rtiSig.5.i;l
was
noted
known.
I
,yJ:U'.i
!
birthday
anuiverhary
CIRCULATES!....
Coleman
RADIANT-CIRCULATOR
llt.j.j.t.yB;i5i'J,ti
Cl
Mazurek
to
determine
whether
lifpU-Jr'jU'!
atar.
..rmn,..,.nir.v
exists
for
her
here.!
fiU'tWta
l.iU.
Polish
Oper
tiii3
with
I.NER-
C.1NE
Cleaning
Fluid'.
Yes,
T.ncr-
pinc
is
so
very'
simple
to
use
.
.
.
removes
-.
e
stains
from
all
kinds
of
fabrics
and
leaves
no
,'
tell-tale
ting!
Cleans
hats
dretses
suits
.
aad
upholstery
in
8
jiffy!
Just
follow
the
c.iy
:nsnictions
for
beat
result!
You'll
.".n
J
that
you
can
Keep
your
clothes
and
furniture
looking
like
new
with
Energine
and
a',
very
little
eipensc!
Get
Knrrgino
Cleaning
Fluid
for
as
little
as
2m
;MavSinpr
In
Cantfda
T
Matiime
Massurck
spent
the
hlhfMiif$
foundation
ever
Via
.
.
.yet
leave
you
feeling
j,ractically
unaware
of
any
"restraining
influence"!
You
pec,
Gossard
designers
have
spent
veers
oi
study
and
research
TH
create
their
superb
foundation
craiinents
that
'give
you
marvelous'
Mipport
tit
and
comfort!
Thero
is
a
Gos.-ard
dcsiimea
for
you
Goss.iru
tor
every
figure
type
anil
age
group!
Gossard
garments
are
American
in
design
and
Canadian
in
manufacture
so
you
can
be
sure
of
receiving
the
ultimate
in
design
at
extremely;
reasonable
cost.
I
':
Helena
l.lpow
ska
in
Winnipeg
war
years
in
i-oiana.
one
wa
KMmiilill;iX
a
in
concentration
camp
Model
No.
K32
After
Concentration
amp
1
five
months
in
1944
after
Peautlful
Gril.'e
Cabinet!
Automatic
Draft
Control!
being
Wfrm
ri
W
Marie
.
m
!&&
t
captured
by
the
Germans
making
bc
way
from
I,w
Warsaw.
A
pupil
of
Professor
'
Low
Flame
Fuel
at
vour
drug
or
department
store
Duroplastlc
Finish
Automatic
Fuel
next
time
you're
shopping!
Eaverl
A
Real
Value!
WINNIPEG
(P
A
former
prima
donna
of
the
Warsaw
Opera
House,
Madame
Helena
Llpowska
is.
in
Winnipeg
anx-j
ious
to
start
her
singing
career
Bxain,
this
time
In
Canada.
The
leading
operatic
soprano'
in
Warsaw
before
th
war,
she
C.utroll
Lozlovvska,
Madame
Lipowr;
has
presented
concerts
in
F.ntertaminm
During
The
Thankseirint
Season
a
happy,
friendly
custom
and
how
nice
to
have
your
dinners
be
the
,
boast
of
your
guests
and
laniilyl
There
will
be
more
.
Vfi
than
enough
Thanksgiving
turkev
for
folks
to
enjoy
,
DEALER'S
NAME
na,
Prague,
Belgrade,
Zurich
and
ether
cities
throughout
Europe.!
on
the
"Big
Day".
.
.
co
Id
mat,
mat
.
you
Jf--jcV'
'
)nmt
dinner
.
main-
uT7
serve
a
luscious
.i..i:..;.,
..ill,
ST7IHHI
KIF'S
MINT
.
JELL1I.
Its
"
r
AJ
is
spending
a
few
weeks
here
with
her
husband,
Stanislaw
,.,.;iii,-
iresk
mint
flavour
is
the
thing
to..innko
As
soon
as
it
was
pnssible
for
them
to
leave
Europe,
the
couple
did
so,
heading
directly
for
Canada,
where
they
both
hope
o
start
afresh.
7'ru
Fruit
o
'....'U
l.l-a
ninrl
Ynii'M
'ike
rtt
ot
il
Jel,cj
tor
they
cap-ture
all
the
flavour
a
no
tiehnes
oi
nch
ripe
lrur-Red
currants
-
rosy
crabapples
-
tart
black
currant
-
luscious
Erape,
are
combined
with
pure
cane
sugar
to
make
sparkling
jcllie
That
will
add
a
festive
note
to
every
meal!
Just
a
vrmr
grocer
for
ShirrilT's
Red
Currant
Jelly
Crabapple
Jelly
Black
Currant
or
Grape
Jelly!
..
lIAM-)pKWiNrerei
SI
I'ry
a
ClassifleQ
Ad
lor
Results
1
Advertise
in
the
Daily
Newt
Phone
31t
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAYS!
I
Mi-Bride
Street
MOM-GIVE
DAD
AND
CHILDRN
a
spc
A
BRIGHT
STAW
TOAAORROW
MORNING
8IG
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CORN
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amazing
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3-power
binix;ulara!
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jects
3
times
closer
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make
them
look
3
times
as
big.
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durable,
easy
to
carry.
Fun
for
exploring,
hunting,
watching
sports
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.
looking
at
wildlife,
stars,
airplanes,
etc.
Hurry
get
your
binoculars
now!
Just
send
25
1
in
coin
and
end
marked
"top"
from
pnek-age
of
Kellogg'g
CORN
FLAKES
to
Kellogg's,
Box
538,
Toronto,
Ont.,
Canada.
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melted;
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tulfc'aV
lemon.
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the
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end
cheese,
dd
besten
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nd
milk.
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mixture
into
buttered
casserole.
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with
buttered
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crumbs.
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ill
nam
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of
lemon.
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Box
538,
Toronto,
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Canada.
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