WEEK-END
GALE
(Continued
from
Page
One)
Prince
Uupcrt
Dailp
iSetos
Tuesday,
October
12,
1948
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Lis
teners
Develop
Skilled
Musicians
Authority
Says
Great
Audiences
as
Important
as
Great
Teachers
MONTREAL
It
takes
good
SELL
WORSTEDS
AT
LOW
PRICES
HUDDERSF1E7LD,
Eng.,
B
English
worsteds
in
South
Africa
have
to
compete
with
a
Japanese
product
similar
in
weight,
quality
and
design,
and
selling
from
8s.
to
10s.
($160
to
$2)
a
yard
cheaper,
says
a
report
to
a
Huddersfield
firm.
The
iiERTS
FOR
CH
LUKLN
COME
.
,
T7
ly
near
the
exposed
rocks
which
formed
the
shoreline.
The
Discoverer
came
to
rest
wedged
between
two
rocks
with
her
stern
hanging
over
deep
water.
There
was
imminent
danger
that
she
might
slip
into
the
depths.
V
.
a
kimimp
rc
itir
ai
t?
new
uutms
For
Autumn
...
meals
lor
listeners
as
well
as
competent
Instructors
to
make
skilled
f
and
on
this
Dash
of
salt
1
tablespoon
butter,
melted
1
tablespoon
lemon
Juice
.
1
teaspoon
grated
lemon
rind
a
cup
cream
(whipped)
report,
compiled
by
the
firm's
W
necessary.
South
African
representatives,
"That
is
why
we
did
not
sal-
j
musicians,
said
Rla
Lenssens,
a
vage
any
of
our
personal
pro-;
pupii
an(i
former
voice
instruc-erty,"
Sessions
said.
"We
were
tor
at
the
Royal
Conservator-afraid
we
would
be
trapped
if
ium
of
Music
in
Brussels,
when
was
submitted
to
the
Hudders-
Skilful
U
of
Reversible
Linings,
Change-over
Capes
and
Buttons
Provide
Variety
ddiuoiw
w
1
,
nr
lield
Chamber
of
Commerce
eeai
egg
yoiK
until
.
i
.
.
The
chamber
decided
that
if
the
piece
ae
resw-
coiorea
.ana
tnicK.
Add
sugar.
we
went
below."
she
came
here
to
join
the
Mc-
.
Sessions
was
a
heavy
loser
in
Gill
Conservatorlum.
the
children
arc
sait
and
melted
butter
and
beat
By
Muriel
Narraway
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON,
ft
Qulck-chanee
the
wreck,
because
part
of
the
Miss
Lenssens,
who
in
private
samples
of
the
Japanese
cloth
substantiated
the
charge,
a
protest
would
be
made
to
the
Board
may
something
until
sugar
is
dissolved.
Add
..a
tn
and
may
even
iemon
Juice
and
rind
and
beat
Discoverer's
cargo
was
house-
life
is
Mme.
Heyninx-Lenssens,
ensembles
of
ingenuous
design
hold
furniture
belonging
to
him.
said
the
creation
of
great
sing
of
Trade.
"
effect
in
getting
untn
blended.
Chill
thoroughly.
'
.
tha
fire
firs,
ii,Ai.n
t
i
m
-1
i
.
He
was
moving
from
Ketchikan
ers
and
musicians
depends
on
were
ieaturea
at
London's
fall
fashion
shows.
fro
mthe
shortly
before
serving
fold
in
.3ed
up
the
"atmosphere"
which
she
whipped
cream.
Yield:
'six
serv-
to
Seattle.
Capt.
Thornton
managed
enthusiasm
for
to
defined
as
the
lortable
travel
nats
made
In
self
materials
had
contrasting
scarves
or
snoods
attached
ifor
music,
prevailing
in
some
i,
mind
the
fact
that
(lngs.
d
imit
are
neces-
0atmeal
save
most
of
his
personal
prop
One
lovely
example
started
with
a
straight
-
skirted,
stone
blege
polo
dress
with
soft
rag-Ian
shoulders
and
standup,
long-pointed
highwayman
,
col
countries.
which
could
be
wound
or
tied
In
various
ways
to
hide
"What
the
j.
the
weii-ui"0"1-1-"
"I
would
stress
two
things
as
W
"
.
j.
.14
U
erty.
"We
certainly
were
glad
to
see
the
P.M.L.
15
come
along,"
h
child
and
aaua,
.
.j-
r.o
nr
all
journey
does
to
your
hair.'
being
fery
important
for
a
na
tion
to
develop
fame
In
music-
o
meuium-sizea
appies
Vb
cup
cooked
rolled
oats
Vi
cup
brown
sugar
V2
cup
water
-
-
jv
inciuue
A
black
barathea
suit
had
3d
thus
be
an
unpm
-
excellent
teachers
and
a
favor
i
the
nicai.
able
atmosphere
for
perform
Wash
and
core
apples,
place
lar.
The
narrow
three-quarter
sleeves
endeu
in
stiff,
standout
cuffs
which
with
collar
and
very
deep
belt
were
piped
in
dark
mole
brown.
To
this
could
be
added
a
self-colored
apron
skirt.
Buttoned
said
Capt.
Thornton.
"We
had
no
food
and
there
was
practically
no
shelter
on
the
island.
,
When
they
took
us
aboard
they
went
all
out
to
make
us
comfortable.
We
are
grateful
ance."
she
said.
"This
favorable
j,
several
desserts
I-
enjoyed
by
all
in
pan
and
fill
centres
with
atmosphere
is
created
by
a
love
raglan
shoulders,
squared
re-vers,
tight
waist
and
very
flared
basque.
The
tightly
fitted
straight,
gored
skirt
narrowed
towards
the
knees
and
flared
suddenly
just
below
them
to
a
wide
bell-shaped
finish.
This
design
was
effectively
used
in
family.
Home
o
the
for
music
on
the
part
of
citi
cooked
oatmeal
to
which
has
been
added
half
the
brown
zens
who
are
non-professionals
sugar.
Sprinkle
remaining
sugar
under
the
belt,
it
could
be
fa-
suggest
using
ui
'children
are
served
richer
sauce
for
or
a
over
the
tops
of
the
apples,
1
fixed
plainly,
coming
to
front
pour
water
into
pan
and
bake
In
but
who
are,-nevertheless,
keenly
interested
in
music.
"It
takes
great
audiences,
as
well
as
great
teachers
to
make
great
concert
stars."
hip
In
panel
effect
or,
buttoned
to
the
back
only,
giving
a
softly
gathered
ousie
drape.
Added
to
this
was
a
Linton
for
the
fine
treatment
they
gave
us."
Skipper
Good
saw
the
vessel
on
the
rocks
from
a
great
distance
and
headed
the
P.M.L.
close
In
to
Lewis-Island
to
investigate.
It
was
not
until
they
were
quite
close
that
they
could
Identify
men
on
the
beach.
.no
Squares
a
moderate
oven,
350
degrees
F.,
until
apples'
are
tender,
about
45
minutes.
Serve
hot
or
cold
a
cocktail
suit
of
water-marked
moire.
The
basque,
yoke
and
kneellne
were
accentuated
by
black
vlevet
pip'ng.(
A
cafe-au-lait
suit
with
the
on
gelatine
y.ms
cold
water
with
cream,
top
milk
or
custard
tweed
cape
of
oatmeal
shade
at
water
(1
cup
less
i
n
sauce.
Yield:
six
servings.
with
dark
mole
pencil
lines.
It
WROTE
OWN
CONCERTOS
straight-waisted
jacket
contlnu-
imimT
nl
TTlTiTT
IS
reVerSlOIV
lined
With
Bton
I
Incr
tn
lnur
Imu
lpnath
Tiad
George
Gershwin
never
play
The
wreck
victims
retrieved
beige.
The
neck
and
shoulder
.
straiaht
skirt
and
shot
taffeta
An
Excellent
Opportunity
to
purchase
AT
A
SAVING
concerto
until
ed
a
piano
wrote
one.
Fruit
Blanc
Mange
6
tablespoons
cornstarch
V
cup
sugar
4
teaspoon
salt
Vz
cup
cold
milk
2
cups
hot
milk
V2
teaspoon
almond
extract
.lie
spoons
I
Jt
ugar
salt
i
crackers,
finely
ifd
itine
In
cold
water
vites.
Add
hot
water
until
dissolved.
Cool.
their
half-submerged
life-boat
and
rowed
out
to'
the
police
boat.
All
the
men
were
chilled
and
near
exhaustion,
but
otherwise
can
be
unbuttoned
to
make
a
straight
flared
skirt.
This,
fastened
to
the
waist
band
of
a
matching,
wide
sleeved,
battle-dress
top
makes
a
reversible,
blouse
of
dull
brown
with
under
color
effect.
This
had
deep,
off-the-shoulder
quilted
neckline,
quilted
h
1
p
turnup,
narrow
sleeve
and
tight
waist.
"For
the
teen-ager's
first
party
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
flare-skirted
coat
buttoned
"
in
good
shape
with
the
excep
srtoverstocked
in
certain
lines,
we
are
cups
frozen
or
canned
fruit
.
.
,rnm
cV,,,
,
u
.from
shirt
neck
to
neat
waist.
dress
there
was
a
.white
sliDDer
:tf.en
egg
wniie
m
Combine
cornstarch,
susar
The
diamond-shaped,
buttoned
!
satin
trimmed
with
black
lace.
offering
attractively
boxed
STATIONERY
at
reduced
prices
of
...
.
$1.79
and
$1.99
of
LIFE?
L
gelatine,
sugar
and
and
salt
and
blend
with
cold
shoulder
line
of
the
cape
makes
'with
tightly
swathed
off-the
tion
of
Clare
Randall,
the
mate,
who
had
caught
a
severe
cold.
The
Discoverer
Is
owned
by
Lawrence
Erlckson,
Ketchikan
businessman,
and
has
been
engaged
in
a
freight
service
be
sang
rotary
or
elec-
milk.
Add
slowly
to
hot
milk
in
hip-pocket
effect.
shoulder
bodice
draped
with
Are
you
going
through
the
functional
'middle
age'
period
peculiar
to
women
(38
to
52
yra.l?
Does
this
make
you
suffer
Other
designs
consisted
of
wide
black
lace
collar
and
big,
until
mixture
holds
top
of
double
boiler
and
cook,
X
Pour
into
oblong
stirring
constantly,
until
mix-
aold
which
has
been
ture
thickens.
Cook
for
3
min
several
pieces
especially
the
.straight,
hip
accentuated
skirt
travel
ensembles.
These
were
of
the
''SO's"
swept
back
in
large
suits
with
waistcoats
and
ad-1
bustle
drape
which
lifted
in
trora
not
nasties,
ieei
$o
nervous,
nign-strung,
tired?
Then
do
try
Lydia
E.
pinkham'a
vegetable
Compound
to
relieve
auch
aymptoms.
Pinkham'rf
Compound
also
has
what
Doctora
call
a
stomachic
tonic
effect
1
tween
Ketchikan
and
Seattle.
Salvage
possibilities
are
being
utes.
Remove
from
heat
and
add
flavoring.
Chill
well.
Beat
with
rotary
beater
until
smooth.
In
the
bottom
of
each
serving
justable
shoulder
capes
and
triguingiy
to
show
a
black
lace
investigated
by
Armour
Salvage
heavy,
bulky
travel
coats.
Com-1
insert.
Co',
of
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
Red
440
k
LYDIA
E.
PINKHAM'S
VXMum
518
3rd
Ave.
W.
,-ei
or
rinsed
in
cold
sture
should
be
at
ieep
Chill.
Cut
in
i
roll
in
fine
graham
rumbs.
Serve
with
.i:
six
servings.
dish
arrange
fruit
(if
frozen,!
Aoic
Available!
partially
thaw)
then
top
with
blanc
mange.
Serve
with
top
milk
or
cream.
Yield:
six
ka
Foam
Sauce
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
Kit
X
CAN
1
?
?
?
BED
MATTRESSES
Ask
foi'
Q.
How
can
I
make
Melba
toast?
Q.
"Melba
toast
is
made
merely
by
slicing
sandwich
bread
thin.
them
by
name.
Beautyrest,
Deepsleep,
Slumber
King
ANNE
ASHLEY
M
I
avoid
a
cloudy
'
of
glasses
that
have
(nr
milk,
when
wash-
Lady
Beaty
and
many
other
cutting
off
the
'
edges,
.
and
placing
in
the
oven
to
brown.
for
your
Fall
requirements.
Phone
775
327
3rd
Avenue
glasses
that
have
NOTTINGHAM.
Eng.
tt
Great-grandmother
Mrs.
Ellci.
Parker,
73,
won
a
beauty
con-
.
ior
milk
in
cold
water
-'.ling
in
hot
water.
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
!
Your
Daily
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
GaY,
colorful
and
appealing,
here's
a
dish
to
catch
the
eye
and
s
the
milk
into
the
test.
Calling
in
"to
see
what
was
g
it
a
cloudy
appear-'
goin
on"
in
Meadows'
Old
I
People's
Club,
she
found
herself
'
can
I
remove
stains
in
the.
parade
for
over
60's.
china?
I
:
salt
will
usually
re-
It
Pays
to
Advertlset
as
from
china.
Advertise
in
tne
uauy
Newsl
capture
the
fancy
of
even
the
most
sophisticated.
Ormes
Drugs
,
tup
hot
cup
9ra
wlod
Tuna-fi
"
10
MU
over
gaPe.lru';,
I
cup,
DRUGS
A
Product
of
General
Foods
Jell-O
desserts
and
salads
have
more
of
everything.
More
appealing
color
.
.
.
more
attractive
consistency
.
.
.
more
fresh,
fruity
flavor.
The
only
jelly
powder
with
the
exclusive
"locked-in"
flavor.
Insist
on
the
kind
with
the
big
red
letters
"JELL-O"
ou
the
box.
Jll-0"
it
a
trade
mark
owned
by
General
Foodt,
limited
Jell-O-
,"it
Turn
into
old
in
until
firm.
.
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
6
TORE
HOURS
WEEK-DAYS,
9
AM.
TO
9
PM.
SUNDAYS
AND
HOUDAYS-12
NOON
tO
2
P-M-.
7
PJvI.
TO
9
PJJL
Emergency
bicycle
deliver
from
1
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
and
Sunday
Daily
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
8
p.m.
PHONE
81
There
are
seven
famous
Jell-0
flavors
J-8B
By
CHICK
YOUNG
The
Touch
and
Go
System.
BLONDIE
"h
''tlljliliiPII1"1
lh
"PiiPir
tJ
(if
vou
vantcd)
Tjustthc
(
IT
BACK
AGAIN,
-4f.
Kffvoj
MIGHT
SHJCTftKC
"
bWHV
DID
VCXj;
,
;f
p
FEELING
IT
AGAIN
V2
7
hand
rr,c-
tpJAZ-r
r-'
&tl
PONT
PUT
IT
IN
VOU(?
X
POCKET
1
r
..
:.y
DOLLARS
VOL)
WANT
IT
Hji,vS
r.A
ATAtO
1
oil
f
THE
DRESS--
TO
BUV
fTrf
ALEXANDER)!
ytf
'
.
1
DECIDED
not
to
euv
WU?j
ilia-
IT
JHE
pride
OF
INDIA
Since
the
death
of
Gandhi
I
India
adulation
goes
to
the
first
Indian
eoverner-
India,
WHEN
YOU
BUY
A
WATCH
Keep
this
in
mind-you
musn't
expect
to
get
something
"high
grade"
unless
you
pay
a
decent
price.
don't
mean
that
you
By
a
"decent
price"
we
really
must
pay
a
lot
of
money.
Watches
haven't
advanced
as
much
as
lots
of
other
things.
bought
the
bulk
haven't-we
At
least
ours
of
our
stock
quite
a
Vhlle
ago.
Railroad
watches
have
actually
been
selling
as
low
as
before
the
war.
watch
It
Isn't
safe
to
go
reliable
But
for
a
below
$30.00
to
$40.00.
here
that
much
will
get
you
a
It
you
come
watch
good
for
15
to
20
years.
of
watches,
even
a
thinking
If
you've
been
called
on
us.
little
bit,
It's
time
you
Seneran
C:iakravartl
Hajagopalacha.
Rajagopalachari,
Us
rl:
.
rcferred
to
as
"C.R."
or
"Raiajl"
at
most.
She's
the
Inconsiderate
Type!
him
'l
lour
f
south
India,
huge
crowds
turned
out
:Son
J
manV
of
the
women
took
gold
necklaces
from
traa,fPr
,put
them
over
the
ne
of
their
loved
"C.R.
ly
18
P'ctured
here.
This
was
a
gesture
that
had
1
Mysore
"tf
t0
Mahatma
Gandhi.
This
picture
was
a!on
'
,.
,
most
Progressive
of
India's
states.
It
was
c
,
'
P'tal
of
Mysore,
that
Rajajl
received
his
college
J-t
AP
-J-U---
.
WAKE
UP;
(WHV
DID
VOU
WAVEJ..
1
n'd4W
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