ty
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p.
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Ruiicrt
Daili?
JScms
r.
Wednesday,
November
19,
1947
4l
NO
ODOR
NO
OILS
i'The
Experts
Say
'
By
KAY.
REX
mg
a
small
bird.
Right
now
A
small
fowl
tin
ct
to
2V2
lbs.
servings.
rH
,
DRYS
IN
ONE
HOUR
WASHABLE
'One
gallon
spread
makes
one
and
one
half
gallons.
J4.95
Gallon
$.40
Qart
1
PHONE
651
-652
PHILPOTT,
EVITT&
CO.
LTD.
Distributors
of
Glidden
"Time-Tested"
Paints
to
a
hot
platter
and
kept
warm
Canadian
Press
Staff
"Writer
in
the
oven
with
the
heat
off,
h
ECONOMY
FIRST
Higher
or
ln
'a
warming
oven,
prices
are
playing
hob
with
f
am-1
A11
excess
fat
must
be
poured
fiy
budgets;
and-
nowadays
"ec-,
from
the
Pan
before
flour
is
$nomy
HrsSjfrias
become
the
added-
Otherwise,
the
gravy
will
slogan
of
the
Canadian
house-,
have
floating
fat
which
makes
wlfe
...
it
unappetizing.
tPn
onnk.
f
....
.......
i
.
,4
Buyimr
for'-the
small
family
..
"
ul
B"V'
mix
Wh.
been
a
problem
and
TfV,
,
6!htW0
tabsp0s
iM
of
fat
,e"
pan"
For
th
iheiit
comes'
to
choosing
a
the,
!
n
vomer
0
fnmifTf
twn
rnro
rF
ehic'en
for
Sunday
dinner,
"
;
hnm
.nmif.
..
ui,.iBravy
is
sufficient
for
generous
ihere
are
a
number
of
these
on
Brown
Qravv
One-quarter
the
market
and
they
have
been
CUP
fat;
one-quarter
cup
flour;
termed
an
"excellent
buy."
two
cups
waier;
sail
ana
pepper.
Pour
excess
fat
from
the
roasting
pan,
leaving
one-quar-
-will
make
satisfying
servings
ler
of
ft
c
Add
flouf
ani
COQk
r
f
pot
pie
or
chicken
with
constantly
untll
lour
Oumphngs
for
6ne
meal
for
two
.
j
uL
u
Bersons.
And
there
will
be
M
.
,
.
,
,
,
.
,
,
,
um
burned.
Remove
pan
from
dir-vnough.
left
over
for
a
hot
chick-
.
.
.
i
...ia
j
,
..
.
ect
f
v,QOf
heat
and
add
.A
cold
liquid.
,,M
t,
Re-en
niould,,
a
delicious
dish
for
a
.
.
turn
turn
tn
to
low
hRat
heat
and
pnnlt
cook,
stir
sMr.
company
meal
of
four.
ring
constantly,
until
gravy
IIct
Creamed
Chicken
Mould
bolls
and
thickens.
Season
to
--ingredients:
three
tablespoons
taste.
Makes
to
cups
gravy.
teinmni,
rnrPrn'llk
Milk
Gravy-Use
milk
as
all
9ne
cup
milk
(or
2
cup
milk
and
0f
t
f
w
ger
uh
fen
,Z
CkyHaltf
an,d
roast
poultry,
veal
or
pork,
chops
"
6
f0Wl;
fen
tJh,
CUPf"0kd
or
cutlets.
-
.
Uvo
tablespoons
..Chopped
green
fcpper
or
pimentos
cup
minced'
ib
Grav,y
T
Add
f'nely"
chopped,
cooked,
steamed
or
nnPri
nrP.P-H
,.,!
i.
n
cft
1
'
"-i'
I
l,l,
U1
1
lll.
bread
crumbs;
two
eggs
jMelt
fat
and
blend
-in
flour
Gradually
add
milk
or
milk
and
.Cook
this
over
hot
water,
stirring
constantly,
'until
thick.
Swutuu
with-.
salt
and
pepper.
Cool
slightly,
then
add
.chicken,
pressed
meat
and
crumbs.
Add
beaten
eggs.
Pour
into
individual
greased
moulds.
Place
In
fran
of
warm
water
and
o'ucii
poach
in
moderate
oven
about
'45
minutes,
until
set.
When
set,
a
knife
Inserted
In
the
centre
of
the
mixture
will
come
out
clean.
If
your
iamily
Is
going
to
appreciate
the
gravy
you
make,
tietter
be
sure
,
it's
dark
and
tmooth
and
full'
of
meaty
flavor.
Several
rules
must
be
followed
If
the
gravy
Is
to.be
just
right
in
consistency
and
flavor.
When
the
meat
is
cooked
it
should
be
removed
from
the
pan
gravy.
Serve
with
roast
poultry.
Onion
Gravy
Add
one-half
cup.
raw
onion
to
fat
in
pan.
Cook
until
clear
and
golden
brown,
stirring
occasionally
to
prevent
burning.
Add
flour
and
proceed
as
for
brown
gravy.
Serve
with
roast
beef,
baked
heart,
baked
or
fried
liver,
or
meat
loaf.
VI
II
PAWI7IWP.
K
Complete
Stock
Ford
Parts
and
Accessories
When
we
finish
servicing
your
ca
for
winter
your
car
is
ready
take
all
(he
hard
knocks
and
lough
driving:
you
can
eive.
it
.
.
.
Phone
8.5
From
Thb
Date
WAR
ASSF.TS
COAL
will
be:
LUMP
Sacked
312.00
per
ton
MINE
RUN
Loose
$11.00
per
ton
No
rebate
for
quantity
HYDE
TRANSFER
rno.Ni:
580
TIRE
REPAIRS
AND
A
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
7
.
n
Drive
ln
today
for
complete
rCji)
winterizing
and
servicing'
A-
1
'
x-BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
P.k
Box
38
Cfyclist
Collides
With
Automobile
Sydney
Oulbrandson,
16-year-oid
cyclist,
escaped
Injury
but
the
front
wheel
of
his
bicycle
was
bent
when
he
collided
with
a
car
driven
by
Robert
Parker
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Fifth
Street
Monday
morning.
The
lad
was
travelling
north
on
Fifth
Street
when
he
collided
with
the
car
which
was
travel-
ling
east
on
Third
Avenue.
He
was
thrown
from
the
wheel
but,
apparently,
was
uninjured.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!
Study
of
the
serious
damage
to
garden
top
soils
caused
bj
erosion
has
brought
doubt
about
the
value
of
fall
spadh
in
many
cases.
Plots
which
arc-not
level,
where
the
newly
turned
soil
might
be
washed
out
by
par
wq
llj:
Mm
Leave
Surface
in
Hough
After
Fall
Spading:.
heavy
rains,
may
be
more
harmed
than
benefited.
Where
this
danger
Is
not
present,
fall
spading
is
beneficial
for
heavy
soil
and
in
cases
where
sod
is
turned
under
or
manure
spaded
ln.
When
practiced,
the
surface
should
not
be
levelled
or
raked
after
spading,
but
left
in
rough
condition
with
small
hills
jino
hollow.
Frost
action
will
tend
break
down
and
loosen
heavy
soils
and
the
uneven
surface
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
and
Reflections
Pre-election
days
In
Prince
Rupert
years
ago
were
feverish,
speculative
and
full
of
peppery
small
talk.
Nearly
everyone
had
something
up
in
the
way
of
a
wager.
To
gradually
develop
a
sort
of
good-natured
excitemeni
was
recognized
as
a
public
duty
By
nomination
day,
the
municipal
polling
pot
would
start
iARDEN
'NOTEBO
FALL
SPADING
IS
GOOD
FOR
GARDEN
FREE
FROM
EROSION
will
check
the
runoff
of
water
and
cause
it
to
soak
in.
Fall
spading
will
not
always
take
the
place
of
spring
spading,
but
it
make
spring
preparation
much
easier.
Where
erosion
is
a
problem
and
the
soil
is
heavy,
stir
it
with
a
wheel
hoe
a
few
Inches
deep
and
sow
seed
of
rosen
rye
at
the
rate
of
1
pound
to
300
square
feet.
This
will
germinate
ln
a
add
substantial
quantities
of
both
humus
and
nitrogen
to
the
soil.
Gardens
which
are
spaded
this
fall
can
be
sown
to
this
cover
crop,
and
this
is
asgood
practice
when
manure
is
to
be
spaded
under
or
sod
turned.
The
rye
will
give
protection
against
erosion.
But
since
spring
spading
will
also
be
necessary
to
turn
under
the
rye,
little
Is
gained
by
spading
a
garden
where
a
cover
crop
is
to
be
grown
unless
there
Is
some
material
to
be
spaded
under,
Fall
is
the
best
time
to
spade
under
limestone
screenings,
which
are
excellent
for'
loosening
heavy
soils.
There
is
little
,.
danger.,
of
Using
.
too
.much
and
to
a
quantity
as'
smaiP'as
four
pounds
to
100
square
feet
be
effective.
wUl
faintly
simmering,
Another
few
days
and
It
would
come
to
a
boll.
And
the
few
final
meetings
would
see
packed
and
perspiring
meetings,
candidates
galloping
down
the
home
finish,
cheerful
and,
perhaps
happy.
Anyway,
part
of
the
electorate
would
bp
that
way
on
the
morrow.
For
the
next
few
weeks,
this
port
will
not
see
a
familiar
vessel
with
two
tri-colored
funnels
gliding
along
the
harbor
and
hear
the
blast
of
the
siren
as
it
goes
echoing
back
among
the
hills.
For
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
is
being
given
her
annual
overhaul.
There
is
something
about
a
ship,
when
you've
been
seeing
and
hearing
her.
and
often
thinking
of
her,
and
can
look
back
on
so
many
jolly
hours
aboard
her
for
more
than
thirty
years,
that
just
natural
ly
converts
her
Into
an
old
and
trusted
friend.
When
she
falls
to
appear,
you
miss
her.
Mines,
made
and
distributed
by
Japan,
will
sooner
or
later
be
arriving
along
the
coasts
of
Alaska,
British
Columbia
and
few
days
and
should
make
some
1
the
Pacific
States.
It
Is
said
growth
this
fall.
It
will
survive
about
50,000
were
sent
out
and,
the
winter
and
start
growing
in
'
of
this
number,
so
far
as
British
the
spring
with
the
first
thaw,
j
Columbia
is
concerned,
less
than
It
can
be
turned
under
when
a
dozen
have
been
destroyed.
The
the
time
comes1
and
Its
green
war
ended
two
years
ago.
leaves
will
decay
quickly
and!
It
Is
a
situation
that
means
indefinite
peril,
yet
a
menace
to
be
accepted
in
a
matter
of
course
spirit.
There
will
be
the
every
day
risk
of
living
only
a
little
more
so.
Meanwhile,
eter
nal
vigilance
will
continue
as
the
price
of
reducing
the
danger
from
a
threat
by
no
means
temporary
or
of
negligible'
Moving:,
Packing-
Cratinc,
Shipping
and
General
Cartaee
and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Established
1910
Phones
60
and
68
ERE
IS
MORE
COCA-COLA
NOW
II
1
Ask
for
it
either
way
.'2
1
loth
u
,,
.
.
trade-marks
mean
the
same
tbirtp;
Ji'Uior.ied
uttler
of
Coca-Cola
under
contract
with
Coca-Cola
Ltd.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
CREDIT'UNIONS
ARE
EXPLAINED
Operations
of
Prince
Rupert's
two
co-operative
credit
unions
and
the
co-operative
health
services
society
were
outlined
at
a
public
meeting
attended
by
30
ln
the
Civic
Centre
Tuesday
evening
by
Harold
Daykin
of
the
University
Extension
department
and
George
Vitrlck,
treasuier
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Credit
union.
The
direct
control
of
policy
exercised
by
shareholders
both
in
the
credit
unions
and
the
health
society
was
stressed
by
both
speakers
who
urged
the
audience
to
acquaint
othera
with
the
benefits
of
these
cooperative
enterprises.
The
co-operative
health
Services
society,
which
was
organized
a
year
ago,
provides
maximum
benefits
of
$500
In
any
one
year
in
case
of
sickness
or
accident
to
members
or
their
dependent
Mr.
Viereck
said.
While
health
society
had
paid
cut
approximately
$400
more
In
benefits
than
it
had
received
in
premiums
from
Prince
Ruprt
members
during
th
last
year,
this
was
due
to
the
fact
that
the
majority
if
the
members
had
transferred
from
an
exlst-
mg
health
service
group,
Mr.
I
1
a.
society
which-
has
its
head
lice
at.-Vancouver.
.
iE.
C.
Wallace,
Manager)
Third
Avenue
at
Sixth
Street
GURVIOH
&
SON
CONTRACTORS
of.
Membership
ln
Prince
Rupert
stands
at
more
than
60,
practlc-ally
all
of
whom
are
cmployeC3
of
the
Fishermen's
Co-op.
l.rnlM
l!iii.
ci.
i-
.
i
ior
more
members
to
strengthen
Tlie
Kalcn
Consumers
credit
the
Prince
Rupert
section
of
th."
I
union,
now
in
Its
third
year
of
Thinking
of
.
.
.
CAMERAS
For
Christmas
Wc
have
just
received
a"
shipment
of
Kodaks
and
Brownies.
Priced
from
$3.40
to
$61.50
McCUTCHEON
PHARMACY
LTD.
TRUCKS
-
CARS
TO
RENT
Basement
Foundations
Land
Clearing
and
Our
Specialty
Rock
Work
Phone
32
or
Red
511
rilONE
101
PHONE
Sixth
Street
DE
LUXE
WALL
TINT
Tills
Improved
Kalsomlne
Is
an
Ideal
finish
for
plaster
walla,
and
excellent
for
decorating
Gyprock,
Beaver
Board,
Masonltc,
and
all
heavy
wall
board.
Beautiful
artistic
effects
can
be
obtained
by
dappling
with
one
or
more
tints.
Made
ln
tc.n
attractive
colors.
FIVE-POUND
PACKAGE
7.1
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
255
Third
Ave.
LUMBER
JUST
RECEIVED
a
large
shipment
of
Fir
Dimension,
Shiplap,
Flooring,
Vcc
Joint,
Kiln-Dried
Fir
Finish,
Shingles,
and
a
large
assortment
of
Moulding.
Sole
Agent
for
B.C.
CEMENT
CO.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
PHONE
11C
COAL
PHONE
117
.
Hollywood
Cafe
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
NEWEST
AND
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
FROM
11
A,M.
TO
6
A.M.
Special
Dinner
Every
Sunday
-
5
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
WE
CATER
TO
PARTIES
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
,
,
FOR
OUTSIDE
(jRUERS
PHONE
133
735'
THIRD
AVETNUE
WEST
7
I
"wwion.hi,-,..
.
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hi
.
,,,,
ijroW(h
Notable
growth
of
both
th,
i
"mbe"
d
the
.
vui:ti
risnermen's
Cre-
""'Biii0D
t
v.i
"
dlt
Union
nnrt
th-
!?
I
VeIPment
of
tv
I
.
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.
imers'
M.
.
o
.U...C.
cau
union
were
em-
jald
umon'tii,
j
"'"iu
'"ly&in
ir.
his
explanation
of
their
operations.
In
seven
years
of
operation,
he
said,
the
Fishermen'
credit
union
has
made
585
loans
totalling
$209,000,
all
of
which
had
been
repaid.
At
present,
the
fishermen';
credit
union
has
some
$200,000
on
deposit,
$50,000
ow
which
s
always
readily
available
for
withdrawal.
Interest
rate
on
deposits
i.i
1
Viper
cent,
.while
interest
on
shares
is
3
per
cent
a
year..
Average
loan
taken
out
during
the
years
of
operation
of
the
union
has
been
$300.
Mr.
Daykin
accented
the
membership-control
aspect
of
the
credtl
unions
and
explained
a
newly
Instituted
plan
under
which
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Credit
Union
living
in
Vancouver
can
now
use
the
facilities
of
Vancouver
rats
tw
v.
,
"
years,
credit
unions
for
withdrawal
of
i)-"
fllnris
Thl
Via
nlri
rrruAr.A
n
i
If
Am
uh
in
nirinti
to
HroA
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W'a.MUlF.h.w.
CI
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WPIE
TBI
iresnw.
Kjino.
.
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ore
ted
torn
oveZT6
'
"uia
ana
amt
MURINE
FOR
YOUR
convenience
for
the
fishermen
j
flip'
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MIKED
I
r
mi
it
uuu
w
40c
per
EVERYTHING
1
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