Baked
Bfani,
JO-os.
tin"..'
Baked
Beans,
lb-oz.'tln.'ea'
MARKETS
t?rintc
Rupert
ailp
wcuj
Thursday,
October
13,
1949.
lomaioes.
zh-qz.
Fresh
Mill
.13
.21
.23
.22
.12
.28
Pastry
rkmr'
Quart
rint
..
Cream
9.
nil
l
l
nour.
24,
"Wrj
Dint
.
1m
"
an
i
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t
Corr
H).
li
.".79
teLuie
:(
Large,
cartoned,
doz,
Mi-cuum
Butler
First
Grade,
lb
iuantit,;jk
r
V-.70
...4..
k
0r"
Juice
i
Blended
'
RrariAf...,,
Margarine,
lb.
39
Wins..
Canadian
ChlbVJIS?-
Nt
Evaporated
Milk.
'
V-..
-AtT
Frenh
fruit
Peaches,
Hales,
2
pounds
43
Crate
$2.75
Prunes,
Case
$2.19
Bananas,
lb.
.25
Apples,
cooking,
3
lb
29
Fancy
Macs,
3
lbs
,
35
Lemons,
large
Cal.,
doz.
.50
Oraepetrult,
Cant.,
3
lor
i.
OraiiRCS
(Navel)
22-.
.50
Pates,
lb
.35
Oanteioupc,
27
a.
for
43
Vexeiaitie
Celery,
lb.
13
Khuoarb.
2
lb
i!
Beets,
bunch
10
Parsley,
bunch
-15
Turnips,
lb
u
Spinach
2
lb
.27
Radbhes.
bunch
,
08
Green
Onions.
3
bunches
20
Mushrooms,
lb
.85
Head
Lettuce
19
Cooking
Onions,
3
lbs
25
Oreen
Beans,
lb
17
What
about
Winter
D
with
the
niLLMAII?'
IAD
WHAT
A
MArY
COHMUTH
MAI
TO
5
$AY
AtQUT
HII
HIllMAWI
HUOtWAHCI
Mr.
"1
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him
SO
ailw
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Trtt.H
Hockridit
k
it
ikhmI
iKHiib,
.
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.
'
alas
tmhmLrtHk
ptatlt
Cauliflower,
lb
19
Tomatoes,
Calif.
2
lbs.
45
Cabbage,
lb
.0
Tomatoes,
No.
1
lb
.19
New
Potatoes,
10
lb
58
Oreen
Peppers,
lb
.29
Cucumbers,
each
Hi
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb
07
Squash,
lb
10
Canned
TetetaMes
Dill
Pickles,
gal
1.65
Mublt,
yw-'mua
nawiiim
w
taa
Iim
4m
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trip
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11
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WOMEN
WITH
WORLD
PEACE
RESPONSIBILITIES
There
were
five
nations
represented
in
this
group
of
women,
all
members
of
delegations
to
the
United
Nations
fourth
general
assembly,
at
Flushing
Meadows,
N.Y.
Left
to
right
are:
Mine.
Vijaka
Lakshmi
Pandit,
Indian
ambassador
to
the
United
States
and
sister
of
India's
Premier
Nehru;
Mrs.
Villa
Lindstrom,
Sweden;
Mrs.
Sucheta
Karpalani,
India;
Mrs.
Eleanor
Roosevelt,
United
States;
Mrs.
Barbara-Castle,
England,
a
member
of
parliament,
and
Calrine
Wilson,
Canadian
member
of
Senate.
Stimulates
and
Sustains
L'M'MJ
I
Cut
Oreen
Beans,
icy
iv
wo.
a
eas,
lancy
i
Mled
.
Vegetables
23
mm
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wimd
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chill..
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aarvara
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nrnca
baa
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au
ia
bark
naauiat.
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ara
tar
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aaawranaa
nat-raal
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f
l
,
Diced
BteU,
per
tin
18
Way
Rpans
phniiA
95
'
3
"
"
1
TTt
and
the
Board
felt
that,
because
Boas
at
an
earlier
meeting
of
Mixed
Peas
and
Carrots
.19
Pumpkin.
2
for
a?
Citizens
Asked
(Continued
from
Pase
One)
clamor
for
a
permanent
House
,
committee
on
the
four
matters.
of
the
demands
of
the
position,
the
Board
last
spring
Kr
N
-I
ai'ti
t
A
lnyse
iul
because
of
the
time
A
bylaw
which
will
set
minimum
standards
for
public
rooming
houses
in
the
city
also
will
be
requested.
it
is
unfair
to
ask
a
doctor
in
private
practice
to
take
on
public
health
duties
as
well.
The
Board
will
communicate
with
the
Department
of
Health
required
for
shipment.
The
Board
moved
that
such
nrixniiv.itimi':
as
thp
Hnsnit.il
The
proposal
was
defeated
just
before
the
House
rose,
however,!
after
Acting
Minister
ot
Health1
Brooke
Claxton
vetoed
the
idea'
on
behalf
of
the
government.'
He
said
such
a
committee
would
eventually
have
the
effect
of!
TALK
HEALTH
AND
SECURITY
OTTAWA
CP
An
major
op-posjiUfln.
quarters
of
the
House
oi
Coijwrions
urged
yesterday
a
sharper
Parliamentary
scrutiny
of
jwblic
health
welfare,
social
secyaity"
and
housing.
A
2'i
hour
debate
saw
Progressive-Conservatives,
C.C.F.'ers
and
Social
Credit
members
The
Board
members
weM
for-,
mally
Introduced
to
Miss
Freda
r
Hilton,
senior
public
health
lhls
reard
Board,
the
city.
Prince
Rupert
-1"
i'assage
oi
a
Dyiav
or
nn
am
replaced
that
ca
endmetit
to
existing
oninancrs
nurse,
who
recently
which
will
require
that
"cstaiir-
Miss
Joyce
Leslie,
in
breaking
down
the
system
unaer
which
the
government
assumes
responsibility
for
such
measures.
r
Chamber
nf
Commerce,
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
contact
thn
laboratory
section
of
the
provincial
Department
of
Health
to
have
a
pathologist
placed
here.
FlIX-TIME
DOCTOR
Action
also
will
be
taken
to
have
a
full-time
medical
clir-
COODI
GOOD
I
KvlUff't
nw,
twkk
way
mckt
BRAN
MUFFINS
WITH
RAISINS
ants
serving
milk
do
!.o
from
sealed
containers,
to
be
opened
I
in
the
presence
of
thc'custonicr
and
not
from
a
bulk
source,
will
i
be
requested
of
city
council,
by
1
Alderman
J.
N.
Forman,
a
mem
pacity,
and
Miss
Margaret
Anderson,
statistician.
:
INCM'DE
(J.C.I.
Inspector
of
'
Schools
Joseph
Chell
told
the
meeting
that
a
recent
visit
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
had
revealed
.
to
ber
of
the
Union
Board
of
Health
Health
Unit.
For
more
than
a
I
year,
the
position
of
director
has
been
filled
by
a
local
physician
rr
rat
momiyi
wotmt
Desirability
of
serving
mi'khim
the
desire
of
residents,
of
from
sealed
containers
was'
the
Islands
to
be
included.
In
uieooed
by
Sanitarian
Armine
the
Prince
Rupert
Heailh
Unit.
.
,
it,
was
arranged
that
Mr.
Chell
miht
((uci-ii
nik
i.
siher
(u.e
N.
and
Miss
Hilton
would
visit
th?
i.
silver
OiD-r-ii
No.
;i,
murr
out-rii
!
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i
m,.k-
.,,)
ji.,;..
HILLMAN
MINX
'
No
creaming,
no
egg-beating
just
ona
aaty
atirritig!
Make
some
to-day!
1
run
Kellogf
teaspoon
aalt
All-Hran
A
cup
sugar,
or
'
?4
cup
milk
golden
ayrup
1
cup
sifted
1
egg
flour
-
-
2
tablespoons
214;
teaspoons'
soft
shortening
baking
powder
H
cup
rs
tains
1.
Combine
All-Bran
and
milk
in
mixing
bowl.
2.
Hifl
together
flour,
baking
powder
and
salt
into
asms
mixing
bfiwl.
Add
'
sugar
or
golden
ayrup,
egg.
shorten-'
ing.
and
raisins,
btir
only
until
combined.
"
S.
Fill
greased
muffin
pans
9i
full.
Hake
tn
pr-hested
moderatelv
hfit
oven
MOOT.)
about
25
minute.
Make
8
luscious
muffins.
flATDIlt
tl
AIV1NCII
IIMN1MINT1
Nu.
4.
Mlver
htraml,
Mlrr
Nlruml
.
No.
t,
Jiimhii
Nn.
5,
Uunil
Nil.
1,'
l"c
"'i'W
wiui
oiiiiiiii
uunius
Kami
No.
i.
Kny,
llliuk
liamimil
No.
there.
rouNi
on
no
iiitun
at
in
its
piicnmi
OOTH
MOfOM
IHarrttH
IT
tar
aM,
laraata
,
.
kWrMal
Alram,
J
I,
hiiiI
K.
M.
Irurtlim
Mlmriil
(iaiiiis.
Situate
in
the
Atlln
Mlntniz
Div
Membership
in
tlie
Prince
Ru-
"WE
HAVE
MOKE
DOGS
THAN
VOl'
CAN
UNI)
ON
T11IRO
AVENIE'."
'
'
tOS-l
laaal4a.,aavrall,VaMa
iiiEST
hot
I)(h;s
IN
I
ision,
whore
located:
On
the
-West
pert
Film
Council
was
approved,
side
of
the
Tulsequah
River.
Law-1
pres,nt
at
the
meeting
were
ful
holder:
Polaris-Taku
Mning
Com-
,
,,,
.
.
.
.
pany
Limited.
Number
of
holder
s!
Alderman
W.
F
Stone,
who
acted
nee
miners
cevtfieate:
28103.
las
chairman
In
the
absence
of
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
TJAlriprman
Alaerman
J-
j
N
N'
irnI.nvm
Forman,
Alrlrr
Underhlll.
P.
M.
c.
34204
F,
as
Aent
for
Polaris-Taku
Mining
Company
man
Wilfrid
McLean,
Inspector
Dealer:
TOWN
-
AT
.
Canada's
matt
famaua
natural
laietive
aaraal
far
att
at
In.
aumtianl
aurk
-try
a
bawltul
tadavl
imi.DDlUl
SUPERIOR
AUTO
&
BODY
I
Limited.
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
of
Schools
JosptYh
nhll
MIkk
days
but
not
J
Prince
Uuprt,
15.C,
Dlstributftr:
-
-
"ter'lh'on'e
I1Uton-
n'tarlan
Armine.
Mnther
SSWBeSt'
KnOWS
to
apply
to
the
Boas,
and
Miss
Margaret
Ander-.
mvu'':
nHV?.'r?Cf
0ei1,
from
the
date
hereof
hereof,
Mining
Recorder
for
Certficates
of
son.
Impovements
for
the
purpose
of
ob-
1
McDERMOTT'K
(VANCOUVER)
LTi
SNACK
BAR
Just
off
Third
Avenue
laming
crown
grants
of
the
above
i
claims.
I
316
Sixth
Street
BLUE
9C
mm
lurtncr
taKe
notice
that
action,
under
section
85
of
the
"Mln-,
eral
Act,"
must
be
commenced
before
the
Issuance
of
such
Certificates
of
Improvements.
1
Dated
thie
27th
day
of
September,
mi.
&gk
SALMON
LOAF
f
to'
Hltle-u
to
good!
.
toff
nets
kind
f
I"""
special
bathrm
i.
I'
..i,
rM
V
I
..
.iv
ro
....
k.lrtbrB"'
fl
beam
'
roreiln"
'
'
Mmililt
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
IS
UNDER
NEW
MXrVAr.F.
eiB
-
.
"
"
mnuM.
j
sataion,
MENT,
AND
IN
ORDER
TO
MAKE
ROOM
FOR
NEW
STOCK,
WE
MUST
.
w
.
CLU
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IT
Cl
Tn
r-.Hr-
a
m
a
a.
1
ui
auuaiAniiAL
iu
AIN
ill
lLo
Uh
OLD
STOCK.
THIS
IS
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
TO
SAVE
NOW
NOW
$6.95
Itcg.
$10.50
NOW
$6.95
Hog.
$!).&
Am
mm
$7.50
A
-in
!ar
I
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ii
Here's
the
tamous
Ml
ex?
-
-j.
....
..
,
il
'
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1
-
I
NOW
555.95
Hog.
$8.!).r)
TL
.
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inar
jives
you
DIRECT
RADIANT
HEAT
CIRCULATING
WARMTH
yi
.
JS
NOW
$7.95
NOW
$3.95
Hog.
$5.yr
"'Extra
ftrons
and
heavily
waxed
to
keep
food
fre$htl
longer.
No
waste
the
lerrated
metal
edge
Hog".
$10.95
-
gives
an
even
tear
exactly
f
J
-
.
...
u
whei.
you
war
?
4
;
NOV
3.?
NOW
3395
Keg.
-
k0
$5.b()
5
n
e,
V
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X
it
1
iv
a.
-
a
NOW
$3.95
Keg.
$5.93
if
4'
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aa..f'
'
4
V
Jf
FINE
PRINTING
at
Mm
FOR
RE
CNR.
CHANGES
R.
C.
Vaugtian,
top,
who
is
retiring
from
the
office
as
president
of
Canadian
National
Railway?.
Past
the
retirement
age
of
t'5.
Mr.
Vaughan
has
continued
In
he
post
at
the
request
o
'
the
federal
government.
M.
a.
Metealf,
lower,
now
vce-pres-ident
of
the
system,
had
been
mentioned
aa
successor
until
Transport
Minister
Cherricr
yesterday
anrounced
the
appointment
of
Donald
Gordon.
'
(C.
P,
Phnto'i
THESE
ARE
ONLY
A
FEW
OF
THE
MANY
LINES
BEING
SOLD
CLEARANCE
PRICES
THIS
WEEK
AT
s
REGAL
PRINTERS
CIRCULATES
HEAT
THROUGH
ROOMS
-GIVES
"HOT
STOVE"
HEAT,
TOO
I
Beautiful
Grill
CabinttI
Duroplastic
Finish!
Automatic
Fuel
Contrail
,
Automatic
Draft
Control!
Low
Flame
Fuel
Saverl
A
REAL
VALUH1
a
The
Family
Shoe
Store
35
32
PHONE
24
222
Second
Ave.
PHONE
THIRD
AVENUE
LIMITED
Gordon's
Hardware