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I
wish
to
thank
Dr..
MacDonald
FRESH
FRUIT
SEASON
OVER
BUT
CANNED
TREASURE
HERE
The
Canadian
fruit
season
make
.
winter
meals
more
at-ends
all
too
soon
for
those
who
tractive
and
enjoyable
have
enjoy
the
flavor
of
fresh,
juicy
been
forwarded
from
the
home
fruits.
During
"
these
winter
days,
economists
of
tlie
Consumer
when
Mrs.
Homemaker
buys
Section
of
the
Department
of
canned
fruit
at
the
grocery
or
Agriculture
in
Ottawa,
lifts
a
tin
from
her
pantry
shelf.!
Pears
and
peaches
may
be
does
she
realize
how
this
has
spiced
and
served
with
meat
or
been
made
possible?
j
poultry.
To
do
this,
drain
the
In
1800,
less
than
100
vears
syrup
from
the
canned
fruit,
ago.
Louis
Pasteur
announced
Add
a
little
cinnamon
and
cloves
his
theory
of
fermentation
and
and
simmer
about
10
minutes.
and
Dr.
Green
and
tiie
nurses
and
staff
of
tile
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
also
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johnny
Plewin,
Mrs.
Helen
Gljberc.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cecil
Robinson
and
Mrs.
W.
Piliord
Jr.
for
their
kindnesses
to
me
during
my
.stay
in
the
hospital.
Mrs.
W.
Walsn
i
ltoi
i
Then
pour
the
hot
syrup
over
the
peaches
or
pears
and
allow
them
to
stand
in
it
for
a
few
iiouis
so
that
the
spice
flavor
will
penetrate
the
fruit,
pears
spice
with
ginger,
instead
of
IN
MEMOKIAM
SEGUIN
In
loving
rarnwy
of
Juiius
Seguin
who
died
in
Prince
Rupert
January
2,
1949.
You're
not
forgotten
dear
friend
Nor
ever
shall
you
be,
A.s
long
as
life
and
memory
last
We
.shall
rememocr
thee.
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Montjhal
,
(lln-ci
In
loving
memory
of
Knot
Sliitta
who
passed
av.ay
January
2.
1051
.
Ever
remcmjcrod
by
his
loving
wife"
and
family.
i
lip
i
Hw
all
of
y"
mw"
'
(in
our
irciitn
nijulnne.
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joint-
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J
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to
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(tii
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wanting
sewing
dne
see
Mrs.
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West.
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person
who
look
a
large
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overcoat
by
mistake
from
the
IOOF
Hali
Monday
night,
please
call
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HAVE
housekeeping
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for
couple
who
will
care
for
two
children
davs.
No
objection
ta
child.
Mrs.
L.
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P.O.
Box
1401.
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i
MALE
HELP
W4STE!)
food
spoilage.
From
this
time
on
the
art
of
canning
took
on
a
scientific
:ispct
Research
in
all
its
phases
has
continued
right
to
tlie
present
day
to
improve
canning
facilities
and
today
Canadian
canneries
are
turning
out
millions
of
cans
of
fruit
for
winter
meals.
Canned
fruits
are
graded
Fancy
Quality,
Choice
Quality
and
Standard
Quality
for
the
benefit
of
the'
consumer.
These
grades
are
determined
by
the
appearance,
maturity,
colour
and
size
of
the
fruit
and
the
clarity
of
the
syrup.
Tile
Fancy
grade
.should
be
used
for
special
purposes
'
where
uniformity
of
size
and
colour
are
important,
fur
ex
ample
salads
and
shortcakes.
The
Choice
grade
may
be
used
in
a
similar
way
to
the
Fancy
but
it
is
not
as
uniform
in-
size
and
culou
'.
Tiiis
grade
is
more
economical
for
family
salads
aiid
desserts.
The
Standard
grade
fruit
is
not
uniform
in
size,
but
may
be
used
for
puddings,
gelatine
,
desserts
and
trozen
lii.shes
where
appearance
is
not
important.
For
information
on
I
grading
write
to
the
Department
cf
Agriculture
in
Ottawa,
for
j
the
free
booklet,
"Buy
By
Grade."
Ideas
for
the
use
of
canned
peaches,
pears
and
plums
to
1951
ItfcVIKW
i
i
Continued
Irom
page
3)
j
Minister
W.
T.
Straith.
15
Census
of
8.435
for
Prince
Rupert
announced.
20
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
announced
support
of
fight
against
rodents.
23
Large
agenda
for
December
31
elections
is
presented
by
city
.
wuuLii,
iiiLiuumg
i.wn
vw
u.i
bylaw
referendum.
'7
"pa""f
gicui.
Mup
here
in
25
years
arrived.
26
Twenty-thousand
cigar-
ettts
were
reported
stolen
in
,,.QQlrn.J
,U,
j.
DECEMBER
4
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extortion
hits
Prince
Rupert
Chinese.
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rrciBiiter
isiaiiQ
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ana
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1950
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Ford
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oretor
Deluxe
complete
with
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radio,
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etc
Beautiful
finish,
first
cla.ss
condition.
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Bill
Isbisler
Trio
Freedom
From
Forest
Waste
1
Head
of
Ocean
Falls
Company
Sees
Permanence
In
Timber
Industry
OCEAN
FALLS
Complete
iitilivntinn
of
British
Columbia's
.
-
torest
1'esources
meaning
rree-,
dom
from
waste-is
only
a
few;
years
away,
an
executive
of
the
pulp
f.nd
paper
industry
be-1
lieves.
The
result,
say
s
Paul
.
sooper!tt'
of
Vancouver,
should
be
"per
manent
plant
operation,
permanent
payrolls
and
permanent
forests."
The
industry's
progress
toward
.
,
,
1.1
1
1
-
A
"
B
wa
"
,
,
'ing
of
the
Ocean
Falls
technical
uivimu.i
w
u.c
w...au...
.
r-u.p,
will
arrlve
much
faster
in
some
areas,
Mr.
Cooper
said,
adding:
"For
just
as
the
economic
laws
of
costs
and
markets
are
largely
influencing
the
intergration
of
our
forest
industry,
io
will
ODjec-tive
research
and
a
willingness
to
meet
the
challenge
by
management
and
technical
supervision
hasten
its
practical
and
profitable
employment."
In
the
days
of
the
bull
wriack-rs
and
oxen
teams,
it
was
"economically
unsound"
to
log
any
timber
lower
than
top
grade.;
This
changed
with
increasing
costs,
highly-competitive
mar-1
flJV.
W9i
substitutes.
Intergration
took
a
step
for
-
1
ward
with
the
development
of
the
pulp
and
paper
industry
and
Cell
363
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Repairing
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Reliable
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Efficient
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Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
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&
STORAGE
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and
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1910
Phones
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l!7
Send
Me
o
Wire,
Pop!
cinnamon
and
cloves,
are
es-,
pecially
good
with
Chinese
foods.
Another
way
to
use
fruit
with
meat
is
to
fill
peach
halves
with
sweet
pickle
reli.sji,
heat
them
foi
a
few
minutes
in
the
oven
and
then
arrange
them
on
tlie
platter
around
the
roast.
Pear
halves
sprinkled
with
cinnamon
and
sugar
and
boiied
make
a
tasty
accompaniment
for
pork
chops,
(ausages
or
ham.
'
Broiled
canned
peaches
can
double
as
a
garnish
for
the
meat
course
or
as
a
dessert
to
climax
the
dinner.
Start
with
a
can
of
half
peaches
and
place
them
in
a
baking
dish,
pit
side
up.
Pour
a
iittle
melted
butter
over
them
and
broil
or
bake
in
the
oven,
until
they
are
heated
through
and
lightly
browned.
Serve
them
hot
with
red
jelly
in
the
centre
for
colour
contrast
or
if
served
with
lamb,
use
mint
jelly.
For
a
hyt-anri-coid
contrast
serve
the
hot
peaches
with
a
scoop
of
ice
cream,
as
a
delicious
ending
to
dinner.
Many
desserts
mav
be
made
with
canned
fruit.
One
way
to
bring
new
flavour
to
the
mid-,
winter
meals
Ls
to
serve
peaches
or
pears
with
nippy
cheese
or
plums
stuffed
with
creamed
cheese.
A
quick
and
easy
tasty
1
dessert
Is
made
by
tucking
but
tered
slices
of
bread
into
muffin
tins.
Then
half-fill
with
drained
fruit
and
bake
until
bread
is
crisp.
Serve
hot
or
cold
with
a
little
whipped
cream
or
custard
sauce.
Remember
that
canned
peach
es
may
be
used
for
pies
and
tarts.
ear
ana
peach
shortcake
or
!
up-side-down
cake
are
always
family
favourites
while
peaches
and
plums
may
be
used
to
make
winter-time
puddings.
All
three
aifrifc
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;
desserts.
Another
important
and
delici-
Otis
use
for
these
canned
fruits
is
in
salads,
either
plain
or
i
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itt
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sliredded
cabbage
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witn
a
cheese
dressing.
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a
lunch
time
salad
a
"r
na-f
,red
with
icreampd
ch
studdt,d
with
cherries
and
sprinkled
with
nuts
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most
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stuffed
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obtained
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chairman
of
the
asso-any
able-bodied
person.
Please
;
ciation's
western
division
execu-contact
Stan
Uruski.
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Construction
The
Canadian
Army
Requires
Infantry
Soldiers
The
Royal
Canadian
Infantry
Corps
is
tlie
ideal
Corps
in
which
to
start
a
military
career.
For
those
who
do
not
wish
to
make
the
Army
a
career,
it
is
a
Corps
in
ivtiich
they
may
travel
and
in
which
they
may
obtain
broadening
experiences
to
prepare
them
for
the
future.
If
you
are
interested
in
the
Active
Army,
write
or
report
in
person
to:
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Depot,
4201
West
Third
Avenue,
Vancouver
8.
B.C.
Whether
accepted
or
rejected
you
will
be
reimbursed
for
your
travelling
expenses
to
and
from
Vancouver
or.
if
you
apply
in
writing,
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transportation
may
be
provided
in
advance.
,
If
you
are
interested
in
the
Reserve
Army,
report
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in
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Bedroom
rugs,
radios,
chest
of
drawers,
airtight
heaters,
chesterfield
beds
complete,
cribs,
etc.
Lowest
possible
prices.
B.
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Co.
Third
Ave.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
5-tube
G.
E.
radio
with
record
player;
one
Quebec
heater,
cheap.
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glr'..''
sweaters
find
ski
pants
Boys'
pullover
V-nock
sweaters,
attractive
shades,
all
sizes,
$1.75.
Also
boys'
and
girls'
ski
pants
at
reasonable
prices.
B.
C.
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Third
Ave.
(tf)
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FOR
SALE
Dismantled
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plant
for
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are
dismantling
a
sawmill
breakdown
plant
at
Ocean
Falls.
Majority
of
equipment
is
for
disposal
including
I
og
Haul
Chain
and
Drive,
Log
Loading
Equipment,
10-foot
Clark
Band
Mill,
Jump
Saw.
00"
Sumner
Edger
with
synchronous
drive,
Trimmers,
etc.
All
or
part
for
sale.
For
additional
details
write
or
wire
Mr.
A.
R.
Dyrsmid
PO.
Box
879,
Vancouver,
BC.
FOR
SALE
2-piece
chesterfield
suite.
ApDlV
135
8th
East.
Phone
Red
339
5
p.m.
to
7
p.m.
1
3c
I
FOR
SAI
E
1
air-cooled
cis
en-ene,
A-l
condition.
1'2
h.n
1700
rnm.
8-u.sed
G.S
&
Y
gate
valves
from
3"
to
5".
Go:;t!
condition.
Aoplv
T.
P.enthum
Port
Edward,
B
C.
Wi
i
FOR
SALE
52
h.D
Vivien
Diesel,
j
first
class
condition.
Suitable
packer
saw
mill,
nlaner
or,
light
plant.
Price
$U50.
Aoplv
Dry
Dock
Machine
Shop.
(6pl
ItEAI.
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
Fully
modern
home
with
harbor
view.
Two
bedrooms,
basement
with
hot-air
furnace
Apply
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Rupert
Ealty
Co.
(tf)
Vork
SEE
BR1DDEN
LTD
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W.
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FOOD
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TAKE
OCT
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men,
women
and
,
children
stranded
on
highway
by
slide,
rescued
by
tram
crew.
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election
votes
H.
S.
Whaton
to
mayoralty.
,
20
Season's
snow
began
falling
ti.
trVa
Princn
Riirui
Rupert
one
of
its
earlipst
wintcrs
and
coldest
tern
peratures
as
the
thermometer
(
diopped
steadily,
reaching
eight
!
above
December
30,
with
one
foot
i
ol
snow
on
the
ground.
content
to
get
lumber
from
a
tree,
but:
j
"Could
we
look
backward
over
the
years
of
a
life
span
and,
at
the
same
time,
look
forward
over
the
same
number
of
years
wc
would
probably
span
the
lull
course
of
evolution
.
.
.
from
bull
whackers
and
oxen
teams
and
reat
timbers
of
Douglas
fir
to
laminated
structural
timbers,
fine
papers,
yarns,
plastics,
alcohol
and
cattle
feed."
Mjss
Marion
Wright,
daughter
of
Rev.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Wright,
and
Miss
Diane
Gilker.
daughter
0
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Oilker,
are
.sailing
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver,
where
they
will
take
np
two
At
the
first
symptoms
Relax
in
a
Soothing
HOT
MUSTARD
BATH
Mix
2
or
3
tablespoons
ol
mustard
in
a
little
cold
watet
and
pour
into
hot
bath.
Aftei
bathing,
give
yourself
a.
brisk
nib-down
.
.
.
then
off
to
bed
for
a
good
night's
rest.
Yout
muscles
will
relax
with
relief
I
JMSIW
CKiS
advanced
again
with
the
start
of
!
months
extension
courses
at
the
plywood
production
shortly
after
University
of
British
Columbia,
the
end
of
the
First
World
War.
i
Later
in
the
year
both
are
plan-Mr.
Cooper
said
pulp
and
paper!
ning
on
taking
up
nurses'
train-
Arm,
ror
parut
uiuis,
euner
uy
.
wire
collect
or
letter.
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AND
FOUND
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Green
Budgie
bird.
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containing
wallet,
glasses
and
other
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items.
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phone
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IN
THE
DAILY
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CLASSIFIED
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MEANS
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BUSINESS
FOR
YOU
The
Anaconda
ol
tropical
An;
erica,
the
world
s
largest
snake,
reaches
a
length
of
more
than
30
feet.
Three
mountainous
islands
just
off
the
coast
of
New
South
Wales,
long
a
mark
for
mariners,
are
called
"The
Brothers."
P.O.
im
Jdi
faring
j
Ladies
and
Gentler
LING
the
tailor
220
Sixth
St.
FhODt
Bv
CHIC
YOUNCf
WANTED:
A
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vessel
for
charting
purposes,
with
Accommodation
Jor
four
passoiigpts.
2
Deck
Offii
ers.
2
Eiigmer.i.
10
RftlJnxs,
apace
for
a
chnrt
room,
deck
space
for
lifeboats
and
two
sniHll
boats,
tanks
for
2000
gallons
of
fresh
water,
endurance
2000
miles,
power
windlass
unJ
suitable
ground
tackle,
construction
to
the
requirements
of
the
Board
of
Steamship
Inspection
for
coastwise
operation
in
British
Columbia
waters.
Submit
full
details
of
boat
offered
for
sale
in
sealed
tender
nd-d
rested
to:
Departmental
Purchasing
Aent,
Mines
and
Technical
Surveys
Department,
Ottawa,
Ontario
'
Closing
date
of
tender
January
18,
1(J;2.
2c)
BLONDIF
manufacture
"is
the
Key
development
in
the
forest
industries
.
.
.
that
to
date
has
largely
influenced
the
rapid
trend
toward
complete
utilization.''
In
the
past
the
industry
was
GOVERNMENT
LIODOR
ACT
(Section
271
NOTICE
OP
APPLICATION
FOR
CONSENT
TO
TRANSFER
OP
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
on
the
3rd
day
of
December
next,
the
tin-clerfiiftned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
L.lrjuor
Control
Board
for
consent
to
transfer
of
Beer
Licence
number
11270.
IsHUed
in
respect
of
premises
foeinK
part
of
a
butluine
known
as
i
Savoy
Hotel,
situate
t
618
Frawr
I
Street,
in
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Province
of
Br'tlsh
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lots
11.
12,
13,
14
and
lt
Block
33.
Section
1.
City
of
Prince
Rupert
Map
num
ber
923.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District.
li
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
from
Willis
L.
Woods
to
Hart
Investments
Ltd..
of
426
Standard
BulldlUK.
filO
West
Hastings
Street,
Vancouver,
British
Columbia,
the
transferee.
BATfc'D
ft
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
this
5th
day
of
November,
AD.
1951.
HART
INVESTMENTS
LTD.
Applicant
and
Transferee.
By:
Max
Osten,
Esq.,
48
Standard
Building,
Vancouver,
B.C
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