Pr'rtcS
Rupert
Ddily
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Way.
to
'..Housekeeping...
Little
Prince
Sets
Fashion
LONDON
(P
Children's
wear
specialists
say
that
Prince
Charles
is
setting
a
new
color
fashion
for
the
children.
Princess
Elizabeth
does
not
care
for
the
traditional
blue
and
pink
and
th
Prince's
winter
.'Oats
Included
bright
red.
When
m
land
I
LAKE
LOUISE
EVERYBODY
LIKES
ICE
CREAM
AND
IT'S
EASY
TO
MAKE
TOO
Hazeltofi
is
1st
Hospital
visiting
Queer!
Mother
Mary
oh
her
84th
.
birthday,
he
wore
a
1
coat
of
light
green.
Charles'
summer
linen
suits
will
include
butt'.'rcup
yellow,
a
fashionable
color
for
adults
this
j
year
and
one
of
his
mother's
favorites.
Maiiufartnrers
are
hop
lug
this
may
result
in
a
boost
to
the
mother-and-child
vogue
so
popular
in
North
America.
The
two-year-old
Prima,
who
has
changed
from
a
left
to
right-side
hair
parting,
will
stick
to
1
ti
WINTER'
SCENE
oh
a
sunny
day
in
Prince
Rup.rt.
Presbyteiian
church,
on
the
crown
of
the
hill
overlooking
the
harbor,
faces
Fourth
Avenue,
uie
of
Prince
Kuprt's
most
popular
residential
streets.-
SPECIAL
tHKlTTY
TOURS
WHIN
YOU
GET
THUS
2
day,4
dcy.fi
day
R;;,.M0U(,
allow
as
$41.50
including
sight,
seeing,
room
and
meals
at
Banff
Springs
Hotel
and
Chateau
lot
Louise.
See
any
Canadian
Pacific
office
or
your
own
Travel
Agent,
the
little
round
white
sun
hats
l
j
that
have
already
been
dtthhe
j
"Prince
Charles
hats."
Th.
first
j
time
Queen
Mother
Mary
saw
the
young
Prince
id
these
linen
hats
I
she
smiled
aiid
recalled
havlhg
!
4V.
.
eima
mita
fill
Vtc
I:e
creim,
what
-wonderful
fo-.Hl
i:
is!
Evsrycne
Ukes
it.
the
c"M.cuv-,
the
parents
and
eve.i'
the
r&r.dpsrtnts.
It
may
fce
obtained
at
the
comer
tto-.e
at
any
titne
o;
day.
any
day
:f
in?
year
or
it
can
He
made
In
the
-eiri&eratSr
at
home.
Home
economists
say
that
U
is
pjsnbty
cur
mot;
versa
:iie
de-sss.-t.
Feiple
used
,to
think
of
ire
cream
as
a
special
t
eat
for
partiM
but
r;
it
if
knoATi
that
it
is
nutritious
food
fcr
everyday
meals.
In
Canada,
ins
cir
jmp;ion
of
ire
eregm
has
t
ipled
in
the
past
Un
yrjiio.
As
a
matter
cf
facf,
iit
jear,
on
the
average
Canadians
ate
atut
fifteen
plm
each.
'
All
ice
cream
sold
ccm-.ircially
n
Carud
j
mui
be
made
ac-crd-;r.g
to
definite
standards.
It
must
:cntainnnt
lesi
than
thirteen
percent
by
weight
of
milk
fat,
except
that
when
fruits,
mis
:r
confections
are
used
in
ft,
the
foment
of
milk
fat
may
be
les3.
licwever,
it
must
be
eleven
percent
fcy
weight
of
milk
fat.
It
muu
air
3.
contain
not
les
than
tlilrtyviix
percent
by
weight
r,t
food
-.clids.
Now
the2P
figures
mav
ic
a
litt'e
conftisi:ip
but
by
knowing
that
commercial
ic;
cream
is
made
ac:.vdinj
to
the?
standards,
the
heme
economists
can
workout
ho--
mu:h
nourishment,
a;
well
as
enjoyment,
one
gets
In
a
brick
cf
lee
cream
or
even
a
cone.
If
a
pint
of
ice
rieam
is
divided
into
fmr,
there
i-
about
the
tame
numbe-
of
calories
in
each
rervln?
as
in
a
large
pla-s
of
milk
Those
whs
I
(By
W.
J.
RAYMONDi
III
a
three-rixim
minion
house
I
at
Hazelton
a
hospital
w
as
;
founded
half
a
century
ao
by
!
tV.-
late
Pr
Hm-aofi
c
Wi-incli.
i
Today,
the
Written
Memorial
ih
spital
Is
a
$200
000
estflblish-i
ment
and
.the
largest
or
Its
kind
in
the
500
miles
between'
Prince
;
Rupert
and
Prince
George.
I
The
hospital
got
it.s
starf
when
I
th.
outpost
on
the
Skeena
River
hatf
less
than
fifty
white
re.si-
dents
There
were,
however,
I
about
2,000
Indians.
(
j
Di.
Wrinrh
in
1899
lived
in
(Toronto
where
he
graduated
;
irom'
Trinity
Medical
College
with
geld
medalist
standing.
lie
:
beeamp
a
mt.'.iitinary
as
tfell
as
a
'
I
medical
doctor
and.
drawn
by
the
:
expanding
West,
asked
the
mis-jslon
board
to
be
assigned
to
the1
I
village
of
Kisplof,
10
miles
from
;
his
feet,
just
under
the
surface
uf
the
land.
Front
feet
thrust
forward,
th
furry
hunter
drops
on
his
prey.
;
of
Gd
18
cents).
QoAiaJliaAi
(?accc
0
(
PLENTY
OP
SEATS
I
Srotland
has
one
moving
picture
theatre
seat
for
every
nine
persons,
compared
with
one
in
!
10
for
Wales
and
one
in
12
for
!
England.
Mice
and
Not
Coyotes
Best
RED
DEER,
Alta.
(CP)
Farmers
east
of
here
are
wonderir-'j
which
is
worse,
coyotes
or
mice.
Last
year
the
farmers
declared
wab
on
the
pesky,
wily
coyote.
They
vowed
they'd
wipe
him
out.
And
tKey
fairly
well
succeeded.
TOO
much
so,
perhaps,
because
no
they
are
becoming
twelfth
oldest
in
the
province.
Dr.
Wrineh
died
in
Vancouver
in
1938,
but
his
lire
of
40
years
in
northern
B
C.
is
not
left
behind
without
its
mark.
From
1924
to
Wus
ne
was
a
member
of
legislature'
for
Omineca,
fighting
always
for
support
of
the
N.H
th.
Few
hospitals
anywhere
possess
an
environment
and
setting
01
s,ueh
theer
grandeur.
The
mountain
of
Roeher
de
Bouie
towers
7.000
feet
behind,
its
sharp
peaks
and
cliffs
and
majestic
crags
blvnd
into
a
beauty
AKVF.lt
I
IKINO
IN
TUP.
DAILY
NKWH
IUI1NOS
URSUlfS
ilhe
dirt
flies
out
behind
as
he
j
digs
down
qi.tck.-y
and
seizes
j
first
mouse
unlucky
enough
to
;
be
in
his
way.
!
It
is
estimated
that
in
a
year
the
coyote
destroys
rr.any
times
!
his
weight
in
mice.
And
compared
with
mice,
tlU'
coyote'.;
:
damage
to
the
farmer's
liveli-
hood
is
negligible.
Said
one
farmer:
"We
should
:
pen
up
our
hens
and
small
stock
'
jtafely,
then
let
the
coyotes
ru.i
loose.
It's
by
far
the
lesser
of
,
two
evils."
Suit
Yourself
...with
fSA
HOLLYWOOD
Combination
Hazeltbh.
j
Half
a
century
ago,
that
far
north
meant
primitive
condi-
i
t!:ns.
The
conveniences
and
near-miracles
now
accepted
as
j
a
matter
of
course
were
unheard
'
cf.
Transportation
in
1900
was
mainly
by
pack
trains
and
the
1
r
w
m.
r
.
n
l
t
.
'
...
wh
eh
holds
one
staring.
Today,
the
hospital
has
04
beds,
operating"
expenses
being-covered
by
the
D
C.
Hospital
Insurance
Service.
Capital
costs
remain
Ihe
responsibility
of
tire
United
Church,
the
original
sponsors.
A
new
staff
house
was
addt
d
a
year
ago.
It
has
a
mort-ernly
enulpped
laundry,
its
Own"
water
and
power
supply.
It
is
a
modern
lio.'pital.
If
you
Want
to
sell
it,
advertise
i
Increasingly
aware
of
a
new
;
threat
mice,
millions
of
them.
1
A?
experienced
hunters
and
:
trappers
and
some
farmers
kno-v
j
well,
the
coyote
is
the
mouse's
I
greatest
enemy.
The
coyote
as
a
j
rtiouser
makes
any
cat
look
like
an
amateur.
I
The
coyote
trots
with
charao-j
feristic
abandon
across
the
I
prairie,
his'
nose
alert
to
the
tceiit
of
mice.
Then,
uncannily,
he
i-melLs
them
directly
beneath
GUIDES
NEEDED
CRANBERRY
PORTAGE,
Man.
h
Former
game
warden
of
Notth
Dakota,
Walter
Mooiv
:aid
here
he
had
lost
time
on
his
holiday
because
few
fishing
guides
were
available.
The
visit
r
irom
Mandan,
N.D.,
said-
other
tourists
had
also
complained.
hr.rse
was
the
customary
stand-
by.
Dog
teams
Were
used
in
win-
i
tel.
Bternsi
heelers
plied
the
river
,
and
the
ranoe
was
often
indis-
pensible.
Td
the
young
doctor
and
his
wife,
fresh
from
civiliza-
;
t.on
in
Ontario,
this
untamed
wilderness
these
far
vistas
of
,
distant
peaks
and
endless
for-
.!sts
seemed
to
serve
as
a
';'
'I
.
p.,
k
r
r'
i
j1"
a
:hallen'p.
i
You'll
Prefer
CarnaWon
to
any
other
brsnd
V
;
'
;
i-a.--
:
-a
'
TT-.,"vlff
-,-
-,.
.-
'
-J
are
counting
eateries
should
not
dep'iive
them'eives
nf
ice
cream
because
they
think
it
is
fattening.
Ice
cream
the
flavorful
favourite,
maybe
mad
m
the
family
.afrigeratDr
without
3ny
difficulty.
This
ie
the
fca-i:
recipe
for
making
i:e
cream
recommended
by
home
economizes:
BASIC
TAMIL.
It
K
(
Rf
AM
2
table
ij-oons
cf
fli.ur
eui
3itar
A
few
erairft
of
sait
1
cup
miik
1
eag
1
Vi
te;
pc3ns
vanillu
Combine
l
.?
flour,
suar
and
talt.
Mix
ti
a
smooth
paste
with
'.i
cup
of
the
milk.
Add
remaining
milk,
(
.xk
In
top
cf
double
boiler,
st.rring
con-.antly.
until
thick,
ab-otit
ten
minutes.
Add
a
litt'e
of
i.he
hit
iluxt
ur
to
the
r
eaten
eg?
and
stir
Into
the
mixture
in
double
r;
iler.
Add
vanilla.
ook
2
miiiute.-,
stirring
coa-tfsntlv.
Coil!.
Whip
cream
and
fUd
into
.hilled
mlxfur?.
P
vui
into
freezing
tray
and
f
eeze
until
firm,
about
two
hours.
from
this
u
ie
:'Cipj
many
IrderesUr.j
variat.c.ii
of
Ice
;eam
i.iay
Le
i
rer
aie:t.
Fruit
ice
crejm:
Add
ti
bnst?
:ecipe:
1.
1
cup
sweetened
strawberry,
ra
spberry
or
crushed
jwarh
pulp
and
juic?
2.
'
2
cup
cru
hed
pineapple,
d'alned.
3.
'2
cup
vrufhed
pineapple,
uaiued
and
l.
cup
finely
chopped
maraschino
cherries.
I-jtier.
,
etch
ice
cream:
1
Melt
2
tahlesntans
bu:-
Also
manufacturers
of
Whatever
your
experience
hs
been
with
evjponited
milks,
you'll
be
delighted
to
find
out
how
much
more
you'll
like'
Carnation
Evaporated
Milk.
A
full
half-century
of
experience
lies
behind
the
making
of
Carnation.
So
you're
sure
of
finer-
flavor
and
consistency
.
.
.
longer
keeping
qualities
.
.
.
You
ran
literally
make
ymir
lwl
from
the
Hpiiiie
up.
ith
tliln
versatile
Ke-lmure
iriiH
fin
It'itH
ln-ailliii.ini
citiiiliiif
atimr.
CIiimm'
from
a
variety
of
brunt
iful
anil
deeonitive
hcHdlMwrili
iull
u
fumoti
Ke-iliiKirc
Heswi-i.1.;I.i.rill..l
mil
mi.
mill
you'll
It
was
not
long
after
their.
maiTiage
that
the
Wrinches
ar-
i
rived
in
Port
Esslngton,
at
the
'
mouth
cf
the
Skeena,
one
of
the
most
active
trading
communities
;
on
the
North
Coast.
-
j
CANOE
HONEYMOON
They
sp.nt
the
winter
there
and
with
the
coming
of
summer
journeyed
by
canoe
up-river
for
nearly
two
hnndred
miles.
It
was
here,
overlooking
"the
meeting
or
the
waters"
wh.-re
the
Bulkiey
iiiri
nkeena
Mu-rs
unite,
that
the
couple
destined
to
be
of
such
ivcrthy
service
in
this
part
of
the
Soithwest
made
their
home.
PalK-nts
of
the
doctor
came
from,
far
away
ranches,
from
mines
and
camps,
from
native
and
white
villages,
from
saw-'
nllls
and
isolated
settlements
11
from
anywhere
that
Illness
or
accidrnt
called
for
attention.
As
the
need
for
nloiv
hospital
"
accommodation
became
evident,;
land
clearing
increased.
The
Federal
government
donated
a
"rant
of
14
acres
to
the
hospital
in
gTatituc'.v
whereof
the
Indian'
population
presented
99
acres
of
supplier,
of
fresh
milk
and
vege-1
tables.
TWELFTH
OLDEST
when
you
use
the
milk
with
the
red
and
white
Carnation
label.
SO
CR6AMY
IT
WHIPS
CARNATION
is
milk
made
double-rich
by
evaporation
.
.
.
homogenized
and
heat-refined
by
special
Carnation
processes
for
smoother
consistency,
richer
flavor.
So
creamy
it
is
preferred
by
millions
in
coffee
.
.
.
and
it
whips
beautifully
when
icy
cold.
T
liae
u
sle-
oniliiinit
inn
lliut
will
Miil
von,
ftr
seant.
(iranil
as
that
lra
licit
so
niHV
In
nunc
ami
store
t:
A-k
til
W
Ht!.tllllU'
liollj
wood
.oiiiliinatioii.
A.
MacKENZIE
Furniture
Ltd.
S7
USE
IT
LIKE
CREAM
in
coffee,
on
cereals,
in
cream
recipes.
Mix
it
with
an
equal
amount
of
water
to
give
fine,
vitamin-D
enriched
milk
for
every
milk
purpose.
'from
Confenrf
Cowl"
3rd
Ave.
West
327-
Phone
775
The
hospital
today
is
the
tt-r;
add
a4
cup
brown
J
nifsa.
and
cook
1
minut?
(
C
mil
other
sui;ar
in
basic
recipe.
Maple
walnut
ice
cream:
Rerlace
the
sugar
in
the
basic
recipe
with
'2
cup
1
maple
syrup
and
'3
cup
ch
ipped
walnuts.
Cholatj
chip
ire
cream:
Add
'
cup
chorned
seml-
ft
ffiJSWSr'
FX.UU(L.l.:
weet
ch;cola'e
to
basic
.
recipe.
Chocolate
ice
cream:
t
Melt
l1
2
ounces
unswset
ened
chocolate
over
hot
water;
add
3
tablespoons
hot
water
and
stir
until
smoclh.
Add
to
basic
.
recipe.
By
the
way,
tha
plentiful
Canadian
fruits
and
vegetables
for
Junftare
asparagus,
spinach,
le'-tuce
green
onions
and
strawberries.
Plan
to
use
these
foods
now
kFor
Action
Advertise!
u
,
,
4!
'
'
"
(
'
'
(Pv
-
'
V
U
J
rzr'
-
i
x
fjltKMj
Skinnymen,
women
gain5,10,15lbs.
Cat
New
Pep,
Vim,
Vigor
What
a
thrill
I
Boar
11
tutu
fill
out;ugI)t
liol-
mm.
loitt
bkif
-turffd.
Hi
If
"tivan-pvlc"
look.
Thou-11
nils
of
gftli,
wnmi.
oiao,
who
oevfr
rmild
smln
before,
ar
new
proud
of
htly,
hfKhr-loukln
bntllei.
Th-y
fhmnk
tfac
n-cUl
visoi
-trail
dim.
flh-bulldiuc
tome,
Oitrex.
1U
toriic,
llUnulama.
IfivUjott-tora.
Iron,
litcmln
Bi,
calcium,
viirlcb
blood,
lotpiof
riT0(j
and
digestion
M
tnrnl
glrfa
ftm
tnort
utrenrtlt
Tid
notii1ftltOot;
put
Baa
up
tT"
rti'iim.
Gwt
Lovsly
Curv
IViu
i
fear
stuuia
'i't-W
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