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3:
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
May
29,
1051
oca
COAL
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
and
PERSONAL
Special
Meet
on
Sewer
Contract
A
special
city
council
meeting
will
be
called
this
week
by
Mayor
G
W.
Rudderham
to
decide
"once
and
for
all"
what
the
city
will
pay
Mitchell
&
Currre,
contractors,
for
the
Cow
Bay
sewer
outfall.
ssmm
H.
Q.
Perry
is
arriving
in
the!
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to-
j
morrow
from
Victoria
and
will
be
here
for
a
couple
of
weeks
on
business
in
connection
with
the
Daily
News.
Tor
Action
Advertise!
SPECIAL!
Mrs.
Chambers
of
the
Salva-'
Attention
all
Elks
General
tion
Army
girls'
hostel
here
re-!
meetine
Friday.
June
l.
8:30
p.m.,
Legion
auditorium.
(128c)
ISl
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Co-quitlam
Sunday
afternoon
from
a
round
trip
to
Masset.
llberta
Deep
Seam
80METHINQ
DIFFERENT
Tourists,
chiefly
from
the
Unit
;
ed
States,
are
commenclne
the
i
8.
L.
Simpson
of
Massett
is
a
business
visitor
in
the
city,
having
arrived
on
the
Camosun
Sun.
Salt
Lake
Aid.
George
Casey
mentioned
a
figure
which
he
thought
was
as
Ferry
running
starting
at
12
annual
migration
to
Canada.
!
every
Sunday
1
675
PER
TON
far
as
the
city
could
v
go
but
coun
'
ftr
un
i
mm
vanaaians,
no
doubt,
will
'
noon
weamer
permiuing.
dav
afternoon
from
th
on
'
L,"V.
start
shaking
out
the
"Stars
and
I
.
-
-
cu
was
oi
we
opuuon
inn
snouia
yu
noriieu,
sruiv
tjoss
at
on-
charlotte
Islands.
nc.t
be
made
public
before
City
10
SACKS
8.50
mmwM
btrlpes,"
imbued
with
the
notion
of
making
the
Yankees
feel
bak-Premier
mine,
after
a
week's
at
home.
That's
exactly
the
way
"
ln"
c"y'
y
Vf
they
they
do
do
not
not
want
want
to
to
feel
feel.
What
wha..Camosun
Sunday
night
on
his
PHONE
116-
117
or
58
return
north.
..
,
,
'Solicitor
T.
W.
Brown,
KC,
ad-
Canadian
Legion
final
card
vlsed
council
of
its
regal
position,
party
Wednesday,
May
30,
8
p.m.:
However,
Aid.
Casey
said
there
Everybody
welcome.
ltc)
was
a
difference
of
some
$12,000
.
between
the
city
figures
and
that
Among
our
large
assortment
of
tne
contractors
and
he
wished
of
watches
we
have
a
very
use-
..
tne
brlng
matter
a
head
ul
pocket
watch
with
a
fairly
,
once
anBd
,or
all...
they
wish
Is
something
different.
That's
why
Quebec
is
growing
rich
on
tourist
traffic.
Americans
cannot
find
anywhere
In
their
own
land
what
is
similar
to
that
which
is
taken
as
a
matter
of
course
in
Quebec.
Canadian
Club
annual
meeting
Wednesday,
May
30,
8
p
m.,
Civic
Centre.
Members
please
attend.
(ltc)
bert
&
AAcCaffery
iuuu
uiear
alarm,
ounaoie
lor
use
away
from
home.
Price
$12.50.
Bulger's
Jewellers,
(ltc)
rmiwir
i
Makes
alHfie
difference"
At
the
special
meeting
will
be
present
Mr.
Brown
and
the
contractors
to
settle
the
dispute
with
the
council.
LIMITED
'
SHORT,
ANYWAY
Ob
an
average,
women
are
six
per
cent
j
shorter
than
men,
according
to
a
factograph.
Which
leads
the
Toronto
Star
to
ask
if
this
Is
before
or
after
pay-day
i
A
classified
will
buy.
sell
or
find
It.
Mrs.
A.
B.
Anderson,
wife
of
the
well
known
Masset
sawmill
operator,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Coqultlam
Sunday
afternoon
from
the
.Islands,
proceeding
through
Sunday
evening
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Aii
those
interested
in
Music
or
Drama
are
invited
to
attend
the
annual
general
meeting
cf
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Association
on
May
30,
ln
the
Civic
Centre
at
8
o'clock.
Mem
Wood
of
HMCS
Chat-
a
nntniiu
e
men
I
J
On
bread,
toast
and
vegetables
.
.
iu
pan-frying
and
baking
...
let
your
family
enjoy
the
extra-fine
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
John
Boden,
was
back
in
port
this
morning
southbound
on
her
weekly
voyage
from
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
to
Vancouver.
Here
from
3:45
to
11
p.m.
Sunday
northbound,
the
Camosun
carried
a
full
freight
cargo
and
a
fair
number
of
passengers
including
early
round
trip
tourists
among
whom
were
G.
R.
Adams,
former
postmaster
at
Canadian
Legion
Card
party,
May
30.
Wood
and
children!
ugers
on
the
Camo-
I
on
their
way
to
Vic-
ach
point
CPO
Wood
:-d.
)
LOVE
THYSELF
"Never
l
mind
thv
neighbor
lovn
thv-
Lutheran
tea,
May
28
Card
Party
Catholic
Hall.
Mav
iself
fin
save
'Rprtmnrt
RiikkpM
6tvor
of
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine!
Fresh,
delicate,
country-tweet.'
Just
as
delicious
when
melting-hot
as
when
fresh
31-
I
aged
79,
philosopher
and
writ-
Job
s
Daughters
Jamboree,
er.
He
feels
this
is
the
sure
wav
bership
for
Individuals
is
$1.00.
I1
"
;
fc-TATE
OF
RODEKIUJl
May
31,
June
1,
2
to
peace
for
the
individual
and
Join
now
and
help
plan
the
1952
ft
HE.
DECEA8EU.
I
1:1
D
j
those
around
him.
Tea
and
Home
cooking
sale,
festival.
(125c)
Admtnls-
ICE
in1
Van
Nuys,
California;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
Walters
of
Seattle,'
and
Miss
Gloria
Manning
of
Bakersfield,
California.
mo
viii
annexed
of
the
Catholic
Hall,
June
14.
from
the
refrigerator!
So
nutritious,
too!
Combines
the
natural
goodness
of
choice
farm
products
with
the
16,000
units
of
Vitamin
A
Wick
MacKen.te.
late
i
past
Mistresses
L.O.B.A.
sale
OF
COURSE
THEY
GROWL
rl
aior'ron
the
'
homecooklng
and
candy,
June
Canadian
privates
were
paid
Dwmbor.
1850.
I
BE-rodltors
and
others
hv-
her
long
life
in
the
northwest,
much
of
the
time
'engaged
in
general
newspaper
work.
She
knew
all
the
stories
and
all
the
answers.
And
a
lot
happened
ln
more
than
75
years.
added
to
every
pound!
And
what
a
$1.10
In
the
First
Great
War
and
the
British
Tommies
received
about
two-bits.
Yanks
drew
.int
the
said
estate
to
CrustyCrunclyDINNER
ROLLS
money
saver!
Give
your
family
all
they
want
and
Ml
stay
within
::ie
to
me.
prupcuy
vcn-.drew
mentioned
below
s
the
istn
oay
oi
juij.
They're
really
riuy
and
no
Oirl
Guide
Tea
and
Sale.
Annunciation
Hall
June
18.
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
tea,
homecooklng
sale.
Legion
Hall,
June
21.
Queen
Mary
I.O.D.E.
tea.
June
21.
Mrs.
F.
Thornton's,
400
4th
West,
2-5.
I
I
V'
-
more.
.
.
.
Troops
will
be
training
In
Europe
again
and
there
are
prospects
of
more
headaches.
This
training
will
be
under
the
North
Atlantic
Organisation.
Pay
will
range
all
the
way
from
Canadian
privates
getting
$2.h5
down
to
the
Frenchman
at
five
cents
a
day.
Canadian
captains
IT'S
RECORD
GOOD
Pouring
Lake
Woodworth
water
on
the
troubled
oil
of
Iran
may
lelp.
It's
been
splendid
for
nearly
everything
else.
trouble
at
all
to
make,
with
new
FleiKhmann's
Fast
Rising
Dry
Yeast
!
Gives
you
fast
action
light
doughs
and
none
of
the
bother
of
old
time
perishable
yeast!
Get
a
dozen
packages
keeps
full
strength
without
refrigeration!
budget
bounds!
cndBlueBonnet
Margarine
is
nor
frtich
date
I
shall
pro-inbute
the
estate
pur-i
having
regard
only
ns
oi
which
I
shall
then
r
Inrmed.
fcTHEH
TAKE
NOTICE
ivs
indebted
to
the
aald
Imutred
to
pay
tbelr
in-L
m
torthwttn.
1
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
thlf
j
Maj.
1P51
I
s
TEETZKL
HARVEY.
AS
I
SEE
IT
iContlnued
from
page
2)
are
to
draw
$236
a
month.
The
scale
in
Norway
is
15
cents
and
-v.
'
'
V'
"4"'''
i
is
in
Italy
8
cents.
It
looks
like
all
iiiids
of
unlairness
somewhere.
BC.
(M2BJ1.S81
CRUSTY
DINNER
ROLLS
Measure
into
a
large
bowl
l2
c
lukewarm
water,
1
tsp.
granu
wmmm
BEAUTIFUL
CITY
Capetown
i
d
Steam
Boiler
beautiful
old
mother
city
of
I
South
Africa,
is
in
the
throes
1
of
violence.
Sixty
thousand
riot-!
gcration
and
Sunny
Yeow
Margarine
in
2
minutes
flail
ipe
Welders
ified
Operator
ed
yesterday.
There
were
numerous
hospital
cases.
It
all
comes
bark
to
racial
and
political
issues.
Trouble,
however,
is
nothing
new
here.
There
has
been
extensive
experience
in
nearly
three
centuries.
that
Germany
would
not
agree
to
fitiht
for
th
Wet
cn
a
guerrilla
basis:
If
the
West
wanted
Germany
as
part
of
the
Western
defense
system,
tlrm
it
had
to
b;
on
a
basis
which
meant
business
The
whole
might
vl
the
Western
world
had
to
b3
o:ganized
to
discourage
or
prevent
any
at-vCmFtcd
Russian
thrust
to
th-3
West.
fCIR'M
ACHFR
MAKES
IT
very
clear
that
Germans
are
not
willing
to
be
used
by
the
West,
as
potential
Pa-tisans
tn
hav
.heir
homelands
orupied
firs;
bv
the
Russians,
and
to
be
liberated
later,
maybe,
by
ths
Americans
and
others,
i
This
issue
is
of
burning
importance
he
e.
For
not
a
hundred
vard
from
where
I
writ."
he
big
station
throngs
each
div
with
refugees.
In
fact,
my
wife
has
Just
come
in
with
an
eye-
Hd
Stacks,
Fire
pnl
Tanks
all
sites
mom
PUSTRIAL
It's
to
asy
suck
fun
la
cotw
',
YoHaw
Quik
Blu
Bonnsrtl
Prat
lh
Button
.
.
.
knead
.
.
th
bag
.
.
.
Bluo
Bennal
it
yellow
ready
to
utel
No
messy
mixing
bowls
.
.
.
n
dishes
lo
wash
...
no
waste
ol
time
er
margarine!
Be
sere
Ie
gel
Blue
Bonnet
in
the
amazing
new
1DING
CO.
HONOR
NEWSPAPERWOMAN
El
fie
Storer,
whose
father
published
the
first
paper
west
of
Winnipeg
(forerunner
of
the
Free
Pre.-si.
is
dead
in
Saska-tcon.
a;ed
82.
She
spent
all
of
riimie
Green
884
Yellow
Quik
bag
I
lated
sugar;
stir
until
sugar
is
dissolved.
Sprinkle
with
I
envelope
Heischmann's
Fast
Rising
Dry
Yeast.
Let
stand
10
mins.,
THEN
stir
well.
Add
c
lukewarm
water
and
1
up
salt.
Add.
all
at
once,
SV2
c
once-silted
bread
flour
and
work
in
with
the
hands;
work
in
3
ths.
soft
shortening.
Knead
on
lightlv-floured
board
until
smooth
and
elastic.
Place
in
greased
bowl.
Cover
with
a
damp
cloth
and
set
in
warm
place,
free
from
draught.
Let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Punch
down
dough
in
bowl,
fold
over,
cover
and
again
let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Turn
out
on
lightly-fkntred
board
and
divide
into
2
equal
portions;
shape
each
piece
into
a
long
roll
about
l!3"
in
diameter.
Cover
with
a
damp
cloth
and
let
rest
15
mins.
I'sing
a
floured
sharp
knife,
cut
dough
into
2"
lengths
and
place,
well
apart,
on
ungreased
cookie
sheets.
Sprinkle
rolls
with
commeal
and
let
rise,
uncovered,
for
l2
hour.
Brush
with
cold
water
and
let
rise
another
l2
hour.
Meanwhile,
stand
a
broad
shallow
pan
of
hot
water
in
the
oven
and
preheat
oven
to
hot,
425.
Remove
pan
of
water
from
oven
and
bake
the
rolls
in
steam
filled
oven
for
1,
hour,
brushing
them
with
cold
water
and
sprinkling
lightly
with
commeal
after
the
first
IS
mins..
and
again
brushing
them
with
cold
water
2
minutes
before
re
AST!
silt
pin
Brand
t
rivi
wjur-.r-it-
ii
Y
WOOL
wanes
re-:
t
of
v
nat
seme
n
fhese
pco'-le
look
like
after
their
ordeal
of
"escape
from
the
cast."
GIVEN
TIME
AND
A
CLFAR-rut
political
mandate,
the
SPD
Social
Demo:rats
could
make
the
.oiilccme
sure
in
Germany.
But
will
they
get
such
time
and
suoh
a
mandate?
I
1
1
mAfttij
Attn
avaiakie
it
'reguar
sfvt
pat
t,te
with
mnr
uaftr.
jtork
Shoppe
!
N
'-ody
knows
for
su
-c.
But
n.
I
-a,
.
-
-
Va-
?
f
aekine.
Cratinr
I
moving
baked
buns
from
the
v
oen.
Yield
18
rolls.
Brings
out
their
twsatnsrt
and
natural
juicy
goodnes.
That's
how
Sugaroasting
develops
the
flavor
of
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
.
.
.
makes
them
crisper,
tastier,
more
appetizing.
Delicious
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
supply
nourishment
for
quick
energy.
They're
so
economical.
1
1
write
it
seems
doubtful
that
any
party
will
gain
a
cbar
majority.
The
Proportional
Rcp-
I
mentation
system
makes
for
a
multiplicity
of
splinte.-
groups.
Th3
neo-Nazi
Paty,
by
cap-.'rrinT
1,:
rere.5rt
of
th!
seats,
might
be
in
a
key
pcition
Lc
make
democracy
a
laughlns
(stock
first
in
Saxony,.
later
in
all
I
West
Germany.
TUG
FOR
SALE
50-fr.
Tug
for
general
towing,
powered
with
1
10
Washington
Estep.
Good
accommodation,
first
class
condition
throughout.
Phone,
write
or
call
Westminster
Tug
Boats,
New
Westminster,
B.C.
;
(127c)
'
Wt
and
General
and
Storage
I
Reliable
and
Effl-i'ife
Also
agents
for
I
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
Acetylene
and
all
!n.
Wiles.
AY'S
CARTAGE
RAGE
LIMITED
I
and
Faik
Avenues
Plumes
60
and
fid
i
Wrt
i
SU6AR0ASTIN6
am
1
W
.
m
m
mm
m
m
r
rmr-m
wa
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
Auction
Sale
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
AND
FURNITURE
Thursdo-,
Mov
31,
ar
2:15
p.m.
Sharp
On
l.c
premises
of
Mr.
L.
iVI.
Fclsenthal,
32J-4lh
Ave.
East
rnsinirtcd
by
Cic
owner,
who
is
leaving
the
city.
I
will
icll
by
auction
to
the
highrst
bidder
the
following
articles:
All
Enamel
Kelviiiator,
8
cubic
feet
Large
All
Enamel
Mcdary
Electric
Range
6-r
-ee
Dinette
RiTto
IMaplei
Westingliousc
Washing
Machine
Electric
Fireplace
Tri-Ught
Lamp
Library
Table,
Liquor
Cabinet,
2
End
Tables.
Doll's
House,
Full
Size
Bed
Complete,
Dressing
Table
and
Chest
of
Drawers;
Or.j
Single
Bed
Complete;
Two
Trunks;
Child's
Toys;
Curtains
and
Drapes;
Oatelcg
Table.
And
other
articles.
Terms:
Cash
or
Cheques
Thnnc
Red
137
Green
810
GEORGE
J.
DAWES,
The
Auctioneer
125
MAKES
GRAPE'NUTS
FLAKES
ik
BONUS
CEREAL
PHOTO
INISHING
I'PING.
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OF
COOKING
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