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(CP
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expeiu-
Prince
Rupert
Doily
(slews
Thursday.
October
8,
laa
paid
trip
lor
two
to
Honolulu
.
top
prize
in
a
bonspiel
being
held
nrnV,,,,.,
Real
Estator
Shows
Parley
He
Knows
Stuff
supplied
07
The
first,
,
part
of
the
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sh.,
Cail:.,li.,
.
Briiisn
tiiipnc
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;
i
next
summer
s
a
record
wins
01
hsocmos
siuppcn
iro'n
Oaines
here.
Already
made
m
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1
Jvum
fli.
la
c,....
1
i
niioi
in
mints
in
iuz.
finding
the
best
lljtlnKs,
ana-
Mai
o
1Q
rjnks
llas
ent,.red.
lyzlnjt
prospects,
the
psychol-
-
4'
'it
oery
of
closing
and
conservation
oi
time
and
energy."
From
12:30
p.m.
until
2:30
p.m.
he
was
guest
speaker
ut
a
luncheon
and,
for
the
balance
cf
the
afternoon,
he
discussed
"traps
of
negative
thinking,
advertising,
negotiation
of
a
prk'e.
and
the
f
-if
negotiation
In
real
estate."
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v
m
WINNIPEG
o
In
making
a
sale
or
a
speech,
the
real
estate
man
Is
a
good
talker.
Frederick
J.
Bashaw,
a
real
estate
consultant
lrom
Palm
Beach.
Fla.,
spoke
for
some
six
hours
Tuesday
at
the
10th
annual
conference
of
the
Canadian
Association
of
Real
Estate
Boards.
From
9:30
a.m.
to
12:30
p.m.,
he
covered
such
subjects
Huge
Apple
BELLEVILLE,
Out.
P
A
lu-;-
l0W!
here's
anewtastctkrill
for
you-just
try
,
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
Viscious
j-fail
left
ccr.trei
in
the
RCMP's
famed
musical
WHEN
ONf;
OF
THE
HIGHLY-TRAINED
HORS
1
M-m-mf
G
on
your
cerea,
HANNA.
Alta.
(CP)
Hailstones
remain
the
swiftest
and.
mast
destructive
of
natural
hazards
to
crops,
say
local
fanners.
During
i.
ivceiit
t:irm
here
haiLstoues
as
bis
as
Kolfbulls
shattered
windows
and
mowed
clown
ciuu.v
eimis
Mcintosh
Red
apple
picked
from
the
orchard
of
Harry
Allison
of
A!bury
has
a
drcumfer-f"'
ut
12'i
inthes,
a.id
a
dia-,Mi''.'-r
oi
4'.-j
Inches,
.nlso.n
said
(h-re
were
others
like
it.
ride
lot
his
rider
duriner
a
dress
rehearsal
tne
n
rr.c
ccnunuuu
wiiiiuut
a
misianc.
'''
poved
a
bit
strenuous"
for
another
rider
trig
i
.
who
lo:l
his
hat.
The
intornationally-known
nle
ts
introducing
new
routines
and
bringing
in
many
now
riders,
but
most
of
the
horse-;
from
tviuif:
sliows
are
beiilp:
retained.
-
-
-
-
Adventurous
Pair
Sail
for
West
Indies
In
Ship
Made
From
Salvaged
Lumber
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CKATI.NO
I'
ACHING
8TOKAOK
Virst
Avenue
ai,d
MrKrlde
Street
MStl"
L
pbout,"
Hackett
said
before
his
departure.
Both
men
left
their
jobs
to
make
the
trip.
Hackett
was
a
naval
draughtsman.
Huard
an
accountant.
Although
the
vessel,
christened
the
"Coaster,"
was
completed
in
1SM9,
almost
a
year
of
preparations
was
required
oefnre
tltr
tropical
trip
cculd
oe
undertaken.
"
A
coaling
of
specjaUy-prepjr-ed
copper
paint
was
applied
t
)
prevent
.'-alt-water
worms
attacking
the
oak;
stuvl
guardrails
were
put
up
and
stainle:,:,
steel
rigging
was
installed
in
prevent
salt-water
corrosion.
The
adventurers
expected
iiu
trouble
on
the
trip,
unless
perhaps
they
have
difficulty
passing
under
bridges.
The
Coaster's
mast
is
50
feet
high.
Cove
many
years
ago
while
awaiting
shipment
to
England.
The
Rackets
probed
the
river
bed
with
home-made
pikes
and
salvaged
a
43-foot
length.
White
pine
used
on
the
decks
was
retrieved
from
old
wharves
along
Quebec's
waterfront.
The
finished
vessel
weighs
seven
tons
and
draws
about
51-teet
of
water.
She
is
equipped
with
all
home
conveniences
including
a
stainless
steel
gariey,
a
refrigerator
and
a
flush
toilet.
Before
leaving.
Hackett
and
Huard
loaded
the
vessel
with
1,500
pounds
of
foodstuff.-,
water
and
other
goods.
Each
took
$1
000
for
the
trip
but
they
hope
to
bring
back
some.
"We
won't
have
hotel
bilis,
restaurant
expenses
and
ma.ty
other
things
tourists
worry
OuEFiKC
(CP)
Two
Quebecers
:'.t
oil
tlii-ir
way
to
the
British
V.tst
indies
in
a
sailboat
made
J;..:u
salvaged
oak
and
pine.
.1
h.-
pair.
'Captain"
Charles
iitcKHt,
27,
and
"Mate"
Majella
liujid
31,
charted
a
course
through
inland
waterways
the
Li'.
Lawrence,
Richelieu
and
luo..-.un
rivers
as
far
us
New
yui:
Fiiiin
there
they
will
hug
tlie-
Atlantic
coastline
until
a
break
can
be
made
across
the
(,.
tan
tu
the
Indies.
Construction
of
the
32-foot
Milijoat.
in
an
uptown
backyard
ik
gin
in
1147.
Two
years
later
it
as
completed.
jack
Hutkelt,
Charles'
father,
knew
that
several
large
pieces
of
oak
had
been
lost
at
Wolfes
Toronto
Area
1'
w
m
u
m
m
w
mm
IIT
W1
1
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Embassy
Napkins
ror
lovely
tabic
settings
.
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Made
from
three
thick'
nesses
of
soft
Cellulose
.
.
.
they
drape
and
fold
like
fine
linen.
r
lids
brand
new
De
Luxe
30-inch
model,
plus
a
whole
new
series
of
wonderfully
exciting
electric
range
models
that's
what's
new
at
your
local
f'riyiduiie
Dealer's!
They're
convenience-paclted
with
such
really
marvellous
lime
and
work-saving
advantages
as
Tiigidoire's
new
Quick-Clean
Oven.
You'll
want
to.
see
them
and
the
time
is
(now
while
your
Frigidaire
Dealer
is
putting
on
a
big
new-model
show.
Stop
in!
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V
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4
A
k
i
Topic
of
Novel
By
Newsman
'k
'district
of
Toronto
which
!
h;:S
gradually
lost
its
individuality
and
merged
with
sur-
j
i-i
indiiit;
areas
is
immortaU?ed
in
'Cabbagetown
Store"
iRyer-j
in
which
J.
V.
McAree
re-j
afl,-
Ilia
boyhood
home.
.
:Af.
McAree,
columnist
with
liit
tilobe
and
Mail,
remembers
I
an
earlier
and
more
peaceful
;
'.
jbLagetown
than
is
portrayed
!
in
Hush
darner's
recent
novel
;
l,v
tliat
name.
j
in.
the
period
covered
by
Mr.
Cioint-r,
the
east-central
district
j
lvad
become
u
tough,
urban
hium
area
Mr.
McAree's
rerul-
j
1
it
ions
date
nom
a
time
not
i
far
removed
from
the
days
,
v,
hen
residents
grew
the
cab-1
1
bEges
in
their
gardens
which
'
gave
f'abbagetown
Its
name.
Tht
residents
were
mostly
of;
English.
Scottish
or
Irish
birth'
(A-
descent.
None
were
well-to-
do,
but
second-generation
Cab-
;
Landowners
included
Rt.
Hon
filr
Thomas
White,
later
finance
miiii.ster
of
Canada,
and
the
li
te
R.
J.
Fleming,
an
uncle
ol
Mr.
McAree,
who
became
mayor
ci
Toronto.
1
he
centre
of
Mr.
McAree's
i
narrative
Is
the
corner
grocc.y
.
tore,
owned
by
another
uncle,
in
which
he
grew
ups
The
dis-
i
cii.vilon-
ranges
from
the
idio-
'.yncrasies
of
the
store's
clientele
to
the
relative
merits
"of
small
t
cutd
large
stores
and
the
small
i
shopkeeper's
chances,
of
sur-I
viva
I
agalast
rtain-store
com-1
petition.
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j
Housewives
will
be
attracti
by
an
age
in
vtliich
butter
sold
for
3'i
cents
a
pound
and
coffee
tnd
tea
for
40
and
60
cents,
pv-r
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MUUiUAIKt
fcLtCIKIt.
RANQE
Here
for
the
first
time
a
fully
de
luxe
automatic
electric
range
in
a
compact
30-inch
model
I
Smart
high
back
panel
with
full-width
Cooking
Top
Lamp
and
built-in
de
luxe
Cook-Matter
Oven
Clock
Control.
Time
Signal.
Surface
Unit
Signal
lightt.
Auto
matic
Appliance
Uutlet.
Uven
Interior
light.
Full-width
Storage
Drawer
everything
and
more
you'd
expect
in
a
Deautitui
de
luxe
range
I
MODEl
RSiAeC""
MgMilirV'l
great
new
de
luxA
40-inch
rdnge
with
the
Quick-Cleon
OvenCJaok
Master
automatic
oven
control
electric
cooking
at
il
fihett,
Refrigerators!
Q&M
ho
rf
.
A
m
J'J"
.
h
'V.-
m
id
tt
tat,..
&fter
.
.
.
still
softer
is
the
new,
improved
Purex
tissue.
It's
stronger
and
more
absorbent,
too
...
a
tatter
tissue
at
the
same
price.
Now
you
can
choose
from
two
kinds
of
Purex,
single
and
2
ply.
For
facial
soft,
single
ply,
reach
for
the
new
Puiex
in
the
familiar
blue,
label
;
for
the
ultimate
in
bathroom
luxury
at
a
few
cents
more,
look
for
Super
Purex
in
the
white
label.
-
MODEL
MODEL
RS-40C-New
RS-40C
New
full-width
full-width
'
.
cooking
top
lamp
and
Quick-Clean
Oven.
It's
a
real
de
lux
rang
In
the
medium
pric
field.
8
models
in
all
biggest
selection
in
Frigidaire
Range
history!
1
RCA
Model
DB
Deluxe
IT.ATtREK
MOOIL
I5-30C-
t.Mtll
"i
gl.l
t-'
'3
".,S
MODEl
Far
big
family
ntvais
Frlcjiclit
oHtm
thii
40
inch
two-ovsn
rang
ot
than
th
co.t
of
many
inl-ovn
ranges.
Both
ovens
ur
fyll-
MObH
I5-35C-
Mvdtum
-
prlca
membof
of
th
Ffl-gidoir
"fhrtfty-30'
family.
Hat
Coolc
Master
Ovn
Clock
Control
with
built
in
cookinq
top
lamp.
Wido
utontil
drowr.
MODEL
K-20C-
Smart
nw
divtd-d
top
styling.
Cook
Makttt
outomatic
oven
control
with
built-in
cooking
lop
lamp.
Wonderful
valu
In
a
40-Inch
rongtl
For
small
kitthcna
and
imoll
bwd-0t,
Frigidaire
often
thlt
pionr
of
thirty-inch
mo-dU-
Itt
ovn
will
hold
a
30
lb.
turkoy
I
Hat
widd
ttorotf
drwf
kill"".
'
Across
the
top
freezer
Butter-Keeper
3-Door
Shelves
8.7
cubic
feet
44-Pound
Freeier
Capacity.
r4
f
4
"
'
y'
FRSSIDADlIE
electric
nflHGES
tew
down
pawum-vm
-m
BUILT
AND
BACKED
BY
GENERAL
MOTORS
for
Only
$349-00
S35
Down
.
$18
Per
Month
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
"The
Stors
that
Service
Built"
.
Phone
6
or
36
SOFTER
Smithers,
B.C.
j
EDY'S
HARDWARE
Terrace,
B.C.
JOHNSTONE
&
MICHIEL
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
SOFTER.:.
STILL
ill