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Monday
June
21,
1948
iTONIGHTTMoT-r
Reminiscences
UARVISMcLEOD
GETS
WINGS
A
young
Prince
Rupert
airman
received
his
peacetime
wings
today
at
the
Roya
Canadian
Air
Force
flying
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
P.
C.
Wasson,
M.
Piercy,
A.
Dixon,
Mrs.
H.
J.
Quinn,
D.
T.
Miller.
L.
J.
Brewer-ton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
L.
McDonald,
H.
Harrison,
Q.
Slater.
From
Vancouver
(Saturday)
Mr.
Rennie,
L.
McDougal,
O.
Michalazuk,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
An-
By
w.J.
ard
Reflections
"
Miss
Laura
Stephen
of
San
,
Francisco,
arrived
in
the
city'
this
morning
on
the
Prince
George
to
spend
a
few
days
vls-itiug
her
parents,
Sheriff
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens.
SHRINE
R
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
Fraser
Valley
farmers,
return-
in
the
cold
blue
deep
calm
salt
lnr
ti
their
valpr.lnpnpd
hnmvi
-.itpr
Norman
MdnlOjh.
DailV
ania,
Mr.
mr.
Mas
bi
iflmii.
ton.
i
"o
-
r-o
.........
-
.
Fflocsa
Relief
Sh0J
From
Sandspit
Mr.
Lord,
R.j
discovered
snakes
had
taken
iNews
reporter,
in
a
moment
of
shelter
there
durir.e
the
rush
inspiration,
christened
the
sa
training
school
at
Centralla,
near
Trenton,
Ontario
when
Air
Marshal
W.
A.
Curtis,
chief
of
air
.
staff,
led
a
ceremony
of
presentation
on
the
parade
square
of
the
air
station.
The
ceremony
was
followed
by
a
reception
in
the
officers'
mess
Moody.
of
cold
waters
and
neglected
to
j
going
barge
"Sniff
Yacht."
Yet
go
away.
The
farmers
have
been
;
even
with
this
crisp
hail,
the
thoughtfully
advised
that
there!
scheme
faltered
and
failed,
for
is
nothine
to
become
alarmed
'
from
the
fair
shores
of
Digby
Parade
of
Tourist
Ships
in
Port
Today
Corsair
on
Way
to
Juneau
The
big
steam
charter
yacht
Corsair,
for
years
the
property
(HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
i
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
ON
THE
STAGE
SHRINE
BAM)
ANDY
McNAUGIITON
about..
Venomous
serpents
arelliland
soon
came
faint
calls,
Tne
graduating
class
of
new
unknown
west
of
Ashcrof
t.
How
j
suggesting
physical
distress,
as
J
pUota
numbering
fourteen,
in-relleved
the
farmers
(and
their
j
well
as
reproach.
Take
It
by!
eluded
Flying
Officer
J.
H.
Mc-wivest
mu3t
feel!
and
large,
the
Incinerator
is
and
Leod,
son
of
Cellector
of
Cus-
of
the
late
J.
Pierpont
Morgan,
is
now
on
her
way
up
the
coast
with
the
Oakland
(Cal.)
Chamber
of
Commerce
making
a
charter
goodwill
trip
to
Alaska
Q.
How
can
I
remove
InK
spots
from
wall
paper?
A.
Most
ink
spots
can
be
removed
from
wall
paper
by
applying
a
weak
solution
of
water
and
oxalic
acid.
It
should
be
applied
McLeod
of
HAKOLI)
WIIALEN
toms
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Prince
Rupert.
nl
MIKE
'
and
is
due
in
Juneau
this
Wed
must
be
the
true
key.
Only
keep
,
,
it
in
remote
seclusion!
The
reading
public
may
as.
well
look
for
sensations
in
print,
a
time
goes
on,
and
men
who
j
There
are
few
parts
of
the
were
leaders
during
the
second.
globe
where
so
many
persons
great
war
see
the
approacn
of
I
live
so
convenient
to
so
safe
and
with
a
lnt
brush
uld
Pressd
nesdav.
Amone
those
with
the
i
COLUSSI
X
KAME&
is
wltn
lottine
PaPr-
the
acid
party
Gov.
Ernest
Gruening
j
of
Alaska
who
embarked
atjm'Snt
affect
tne
coior
of
tne
Victoria.
Last
year,
extensive
;
Paper.
It
may
be
necessary
to
ALSO
beautiful
a
midsummer
cruising
'inii;
Tims-
nf
changes
and
general
overhaul
were
given
the
yacht.
j
Modern
Etiquette
(
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
Is
it
correct
for
people
io
wear
deep
mourning
for
a
child
?
A.
It
Is
not
customary
to
do
so.
Deep
mourning
does
not
seem
suitable
to
express
th
grief
caused
by
the
loss
of
a
child,
whose
Innocence
and
ten-
Phoi'rapi.e:
ir.
y
life's
end.
Churchill
has
vrit-ten
part
of
his
story.
The
resi
will
follow
if
he
is
spared.
Roosevelt
was
not.
Cordell
HuL
ground
as
the
northern
half
of
the
west
coast
of
North
America.
There
are
approximately
150
repeat
this
process
a
second
or
third
time.
Q
How
can
I
avoid
freezing
of
pipes?
Wjod,
B
e
has
unfolded
much.
Many
!
million
people,
and
if
all
are
;
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
is
witnessing
today
a
virtual
narade
A.
Water
pipes
will
not
freeanother
can
revea,
mnch
not
aoie
to
Slip
a
ay
on
what
ii
an
alluring
and
matchless
of
toumt-laripn
postal
liners
W
painted
with
a
mixture
of
tory,
still
untold.
voyage
of
discovery,
it's
a
fact
der
memories
are
better
express-
THREE
HOURS
OF
ENTERTAINME
-
that
all
would
like
to.
Tickets
$1.00
led
by
the
new
Canadian
Na-ie1ual
Jrt
of
glycerine
and
jtional
steamer
Prince
George,
melted
paraffin.
Apply
this
jCapt.
Ernest
Caldvrell.
now
on
solution
to
the
exposed
parts.
her
second
voyage
to
Alaska,'
Q-
How
can
I
cut
citron
which
arrived
at
11:30
a.m.
and
easily?
wnere
ana
now
to
dispose
oi
garbage
lifts
its
loathed
heac
again.
This
time,
passing
traf
There
seems
to
be
an
fic
nut
thp
hinhanv
kit
ti-itv,
i.
i
i
odd
thai
fault
hon-
ed
by
flowers
and
bright
colore.
Q.
Is
it
necessary
for
a
woman
to
remove
her
wraps
when
making
a
social
call?
A.
No;
this
Is
not
required,
as
a
social
call
should
not
be
prolonged
enough
to
make
the
wearing
of
the
wraps
uncomfortable.
Q.
Is
it
all
right
to
place
.sailed
at
2
p.m.
for
Skagway
j
A.
Before
cutting
citron,
steam
aver,ed
stare
"
thV
nerearJi
,
,
.
"
with
a
nigh
capacity
list
of
pas-!
it
for
several
minutes
and
It
will
TZ
Ye
h
T"'
?
Soon
after
the
make
task-out
"SuUon
tan'
Sh?ld
there
sengers.
an
easy
of
a
dlf-
,
Lne
solution,
In
in
earlv
dav
tne
..
rt
.....
rri
.
1
early
nays,
estlv
be
one.
It
mhrht
be
of
ucuigca
ucpanu.c,
mc
uiuun
iicuitone.
iinmentmnahle
stuff
rfirf
...
.
"
..
.
.
FEATURING
!
HOSIERY'S
BEST
BRANDS
HOLEPROOF'
KAYSEK
1
MERCUKY
(WALLACE'S
OF
COURSE!
steamer
Chilcotin
Cant
ihrr1
-
i
.
..wi-..
aucn
sngnt.
importance
that
it
McLeT
thH
I
y
hair,
in
lugubrious
councU
'
is
scarcely
worth
McLean,
arrWed
arrived
at
at
2
2.30
30
thi,
and
other
,
northern
She
noUce.
but
points.
rooms.
To
be
a
garbage
man
i.s
always
d)J'
soon
sw"
or
ur
late
'dtc'
somebody
someDoay
lafternoon
in
her
second
cruise
u
h
kt
v,.
.
,n
.
,.on
,
5
i.
i.du
uj
cmuiatc
a
sorry
auiy.
Alier
is
certain
tn
ravll
'
11
in
iaui
iu
tavii
vnvasp
alsn
with
a
rrntiri
nnm-
.
...
.
.
.
or
quibble.
;
flowers
on
the
tea-table
at
an
ber
"of'
passengers
wYth
whom
'
"n
I
Xe
.5'
experiment
Tor
example,
a
fine
example
oflafternoon
tea?
.
-
i
ud
itru
iiitf
k
rtrii
l
ifip;i.
iiiinin
h
i
A.
Yes;
this
usually
makes
an
effective
decoration.
1-
viiv.ii
tuii.ni
uukiUIJ
la
IUiUcQ
I
the
unholy
collections,
not
with-
out.
Praise
is
expected
des-
she
leaves
at
6:30'this
afternoon
for
Ketchikan,
last
ship
of
the
RENT
-
a
-
RADIO
-.ojcu
uj
hih
uuiiiciuua
in
me
cuy
nmus
isome
oi
it
trved
and
eiven
Let
It
stand!
i
"
i
day
Is
the
CJ.R.
steamer
Prin-jcaiis
to
make
on
the
way
i
mm
uu
iiic
auu
a
irnnr.
itinr
snnni
hut
nut
xj
a
hiie!
Advertise
in
tne
Dally
Nea!
1
t
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BY
THE
DAY
BY
THE
WEEK
BY
THE
MONTH
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216
4
th
St.
'
"-
!
coast,
union
steamer
cataia,
Graw,
arriving
at
6:15
p.m.
at
Capt.
Ernest
Sheppard,
arrived
the
government
wharf
and
sail-
in
port
at
3
o'clock
Saturday
ing
at
11
o'clock
tonight
on
her
i
afternoon
and
sailed
In
the
return
south.
j
evening
on
her
return
to
Van-
:couver
and
waypoints.
In
a
Making
her
final
voyage
on
j
couple
of
weeks,
the
Catala's
the
Vancouver-Prince
Rupert-schedule
will
be
changed
for
a
Stewart
run
before
being
re-
Friday
night,
Instead
of
Satur-placed
for
the
summer
by
the
j
day
night
sailing
from
here
as
Camosun,
Union
steamer
Cikr-jshe
will
then
be
making
better
dena,
Capt.
William
McCombe,
j
time
on
the
run
north
after
arrived
in
port
at
9
o'clock
last
;
being
relieved
of
the
Rivers
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
.
miriii
nit.nt,
h
1ST
BOX
US
Inlet,
Bella
Coola
and
Ocean
Falls
calls
by
the
steamer
Car-
dena.
evening
from
Vancouver
and
waypoints
and
sailed
early
this
morning
for
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
We
can
supply
all
your
nmLs
in
...
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FIREMAN
STOKERS
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Montreal
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may
have
a
new
outlet
for
their
betting
appetlties.
Passerby
recently
noticed
a
cat
stalking
a
sparrow
on
the
grounds
of
Christ
Church
Cathedral.
As
the
crowd
gathered,
bets
were
made
on
the
outcome
but
the
sparrow
flew
away.
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Relax
at
the
Wheel
Do
you
steer
your
car
or
"HEKD
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f-
Steering
Wander?
Shimmy?
Tireear
Restore
new
car
steering
control!
Inspection
and
correction
can
br
carried
out
acc
RESULTS
TO
h
ARE
SURE!
only
by
use
of
specialized
equipment,
m
.
the
LINDSAY
policy
of
having
the
rlsht
tocls
lor
WHEEL
ALIGNMENT
anil
BALANCING
equipment
nw
II
nsta
led
ana
is
now
in
opcrauun.
,
$
WHAT
IS
CERTO?
Why
doet
Certo
give
you
so
much
more
jem
and
jelly?
And
why
do
Certo
jams
and
jellies
look
better
.
.
.
taste
better?
Iff
all
quite
simple.
Certo
is
Drive
in
ana
let
us
cnecs
aim
hk"'"
-condition.
LINDSAY
MOTORS
LTD
nothing
but
fruit
pectin'
the
r.i
II
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866
CERTO
DOES
THIS
1
Gives
you
50
more
jam
ar
jelly
because
you
save
all
the
precious
fruit
juice
that
wastes
away
in
steam
in
lung
boiling.
2
Cuts
to
a
fraction
the
tiros
spent
over
the
stove.
3
Retains
the
lovely,
natural
fresh-fruit
taste
and
colour.
That's
still
more
important
because
with
Certo
you
use
fruit
at
its
peak
of
flavor
and
colour
not
the
under-ripe
fruit
used
in
long-boil
recipes.
SUCCESS
SURE
-
EVEN
FOR
BEGINNERS
However
inexperienced
you
may
be,
you'll
have
no
failures
if
you
follow
tiaclly
the
recipes
pro-vidwl
with
Certo.
Different
fruits
need
different
handling
I
nnnnnRnmr7
natural
substance
in
fruit
that
makes
jams
"jam"
and
jellies
"jell".
It's
extracted
and
rehned
to
help
you
make
better
jams
and
jellies
more
easily
and
quickly.
THE
CERTO
SHORT
BOIL
With
Certo
you
don't
have
to
boil
and
boil
and
boil
your
fruit
to
make
it
set.
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om-to-two-
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boil
enough
for
jams
.
.
.
Reuair
Construction
Altera"
nunufe-to-j-mnufo
for
jellies.
ineres
a
separate
kitch
Floor
Sanding
a
Specialty
t
tested
recipe
for
each
one.
A
Product
f
GmmtoI
roods
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561
A
pound
ml
jam
or
jolly
mad
with
Certo
contains
no
more
sveor
rhea
sound
mad
tne
old
long-boil
way.
MAKE
YOUR
JAMS
AND
JELLIES
THE
QUICK,
EASY
MODERN
WAT
.
.
.
WITH
CERTO
sMT
CERTO
AT
YOUR
ORCKITS
W0AY
BEST
H5
DAILY
NEWS
FOB
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