fjlMendinq
China
'New
Look
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday;
August
9,
1051
M
SI,
M
Experts'
Job
At
Museum
.
M
J,
K)
IV
L
jESI.IE
WIUSON
,
,
Prince
Rupert'j
mutcum
in
due
VICTORIA,
B.C.
7'
-
Aubrey
I
Eagle
Haida
band,
and
a
complete
ft
of
female
summer
cedar
bark
garxent.
These
Ite
ms
were
produced
by
M
s.
E'iza
Abraham
wc!!
-known
60-y
car-old
Haida
.vi'low
who
has
con.;nued
her
art.
of
'Avavin-'
for
a
r.tw
look.
Members
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
ha-c
undertaken
that
jib
and,
with
any
kind
of
co-cpe-atlon
lrim
the
weatherman,
President
G.-o.'r
Hill
thinks
a
''fairly
nice
lawn"
will
soon
replaco
the
overgrown
frontage
of
the
building.
And
with
1hc
paint
being
donated
by
F.
E.
An'inid.
Indian
...
.
iMlM'MM
f,
ii
A.!4
Y-jfeJ.
vva'ner
ana
nis
wife
Hilda
spe-cializa
in
nen!'nn
rare
broken
-''na
and
their
fame
1;
soread-im;.
A"e-
u
artimc
imprisonment
in
Japan
they
came
to
Victoria
two
y-arr
a"o
and
sian.'d
the
business
In
their
home.
Walker
says
rm-
ravtcrlous
grapevine
has
ca
ried
the
word
of
their
skill
and
they
get
broken
pieces
of
Dresden.
Sevre
or
other
fine
china
from
many
parts
of
Canada.
When
h?
finishes
a
pi"ce
therj
is
nothing
to
fhow
it
was
ever
broken.
H
uses
slninlosis
atnoi
h.
I
II
i
mm
fea
I
MONTREAL,
Aug.
Wh.
Yours
for
nirrcmfiil,
C
s-
M
I
economical
Dif-kline
.
.
.
that's
tho.
bin
onlbm.
hta
M
f
i
I
of
HEINZ
WHITE
VI
N
KG
A
Hi
Heiiis
White
0m
fi
1
1
I
Vinegar
coriifi
in
Btiveral
si7'.
but
at
pickling
s-iperintedont.
and
by
Harry.
Black,
theatre
manager,
the
doors
and
steps
will
receive
a
new
coat.
i
Following
a
mpotintr
nf
tUa
'
Iw
,
i
j
H
I
lime,
me
fcMon
jijk
is
the
thnltioft
buy
oi
all!
JwT0
f
-
r
,arKeKl
wrld
-big
as
a
J
in
ihf
I
nst
is
at
I
ho
Toronto
jLrv
lllis
mon,h-1
l,llmrd
nut
In
the
17th
1
.0
m;ik
a
porfume
jar
l;f.fn's
riirssing
table.
X.p:
talrs
ro"m
stands
the
i-'ihp
K-"i
of
Rmc
son
'iippror
Napoleon.
Crust-,i
p,i,i
and
Inlaid
with
1
f-pcarl.
it
was
present-Xpilnm
on
the
birth
of
,,y
tlif
"tizfiis
of
Paris.
"."(
items
are
part
of
a
tit'
collection
of
European
.i'lrr?
luaiu'd
to
the
gal-XiC
Hunsthistorichos
Mu-i
viria-thc
Austrian
I
at
$8(1.000.000.
the
col-j
isn.si-ts
of
paintings,
I,
pcstrics
and
.sculpture
'M
In
Bold,
silver,
Ivorv,
'.nrt
p'pcious
stones.
"J,.
131
paintings
many
finmis
--mostly
by
Flom-s(:
'i
and
Spanish
artists
I
W
:Jh
I
It
.r,.w
(l.
!...
-
r.,n
A
...
I
coumc,
mz
White
Vinegar
anrvs
your
pickling
wktc.
It's
packed
by
tlie
firm
who
made
pickles
Turnoiw
it's
fticiory-tsexilcd
for
vour
protrction
instead
of
th
;
f
irmer
rnnwr
museum
board
last
wppIt
It
nn
U
ST".
h
.
(--
;
.Sj
.vts.
bv
a
method
whi"h
he
has
bedded
o
support
an
all-out
perfected
and
will
not
disclose.
nbership
drive,
a
source
of
.
.
.
you
Know
ii
m
ftoo'l
bcciiuw
it's
Heinz!
Another
pickling
"must
,
ij
that
grand
frnm
recipe
booklet
"irW'f
.Sur-t
If
tlifl
gallua
juK
you
buy
docn't
hae
it
altu
i-i
imiiir
write
to
me
for
it
liaijjura
Brent,
1111
Crewcent
ht.,
Montreal,
l'.Q.
TAer'
Nothing
Cuter
Under
Thm
Sun
1h;in
a
baby
in
a
flunsiiit,
m
o
The
fhh
mf
Z
7
fM
D-Bish"P
C-
A-
LpB1
"f
Bathur.t
officiated
at
the
annual
blessing
llh
f
T"'
"
B
ThB
ce-
h!ch
has
been
held
from
early
in
the
lfllh
centurv
century,
was
attended
h
h
by
thousands
of
spectators.
,CP
PHOTO)
To
one
delicate
figurine
of
a
funtls
which
helps
to
kjep
the
I
'oii't
lady,
an
old
Melseen
piece
museum
Pcn
for
tuorists
during
dating
from
about
1700,
he
gave
the
tummer
months.
;
.
;
new
fingers
and
a
new
fan,
cast-
Recent
purchases
by
the
mu-!
ing
the
items
as
a
sculptor
would,
spurn,
only
one
north
of
the
Bella
,
I
His
wife
paints
in
the
missing
Coola
Arm.
are
two
snruee-rnnt
!
Socialism
Has
Tough
Going
m
woven
ceremonial
hats
of
the
;
iticrei
And
tmttwa
arc
tpecuilly
adorable
when
their
hair
curia
in
rinuleU
all
over
their
hcik
I
your
habys
hair
straight?
Then
you'll
be
ilclialitni
with
thiH
wonderful
way
to
make
a
curly-head
of
your
etrmftM-liaircfi
tot.
It's
not
dune?
with
magic
but
with
NKS'lTE
hABY
HAIH
TRKATMEXT.
To
fini
out
how
to
u.e
it,
simply
write
to
me
Barbara
JJrcnt,
1411
C'rescnt
St.,
Montreal.
V&l.
fttr
your
free
cour
of
Cur
for
Wottr
Uabr'.
Nestle
Baby
pieces
inat
ne
restores.
I
The
Walkers
were
in
China
Conservatives
Would
Win
w7
L.LS.
and
17th
renturWs.
?'h
Key.
curator
of
the
gal-
jwhrn
the
Japamse
imprisoned
them.
In
those
days
Walker
had
a
furnlturo
factory
in
Shanghai,
designing,
most,
cf
his
own
fur-niU'e.
His
wife
owned
and
fin-
tinted
ECIPES
R
Hatr
Treatment
tested
and
commended
by
"Parents'
Magazine"
is
n
wonder!
ully
(ttille
lotion.
Diluted
acionliiiK
to
instructions,
ft
$1.50
hotllfi
will
h&t
four
months!
Ask
for
Nestle
at
drug
counter
everywhere.
Mo$t
Of
U
like
to
get
out
of
the
hot
kitchen
info
the
coo!
garden
in
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
fiAS
ANI
KI-FCTRIC
RANC.ES
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
992
-,
the
jwi.uihi.ihju
is
Insurant-"
esiimnte.
;rm
in
Inn
co!
"rtlon
Is
i'..t
ii
"rp'iji"
able."
h"
,
p-i
I.
'Thr
ArUl
jerated
a
large
dairy.
The
bust-
Handily
in
Britain,
II
Is
Believed
By
GLENN
WILLIAMS
LONDON
"
-British
socialism
I-
having
tough
going,
.and
the
oppo-ition
can
hardly
wait
for
a
;"ne'a!
election.
Under
present
conditions,
most
political
ob
vr-vcrs
bpl'cve.
th"
Conservative.'?
would
win
handily.
Political
polls
indicate
fhe
news
were
confiscated
but
now
they're
v.
"U
on
the
way
with
th"i-
rcw
venture.
l-niriin.'
Iiv
the
Dutch
i
I
MAI'I.E
RAISIN
Ml'FFINS
this
hot
weather.
That
a
why
this
kit'hen
tiuie-naver
ia
a
good
thins
to
know
about.
It's
wink-quick
to
colour
vour
favourite
BLUE
BONNET
MARGARINE
Vr1
rial
It
can
no
mor-j
be
han
ran
Westminster
in
that
handy
Yellow
Quick
hag!
No
pounding
a
mix
mj?
bowl
.
.
no
washing
it
un
nil
vou
do
is
press
i
tl.n
rnlnur
hnitn
nn
iL
WM,,
ihnL-
l,,,r
L-.,,.-.,t
if.
.-g
J.?
miu
in
ju"L
i
wo
inuiuie.i.
uiue
ixmnei,
w
goiuen
It
a:Ti
kiks
country
still
has
confidence
:
:
r
OUR
STOCK
IS
ALWAYS
1
UP-TO-DATE
I
BECAUSE
IT
MOVES
SO
FAST
'(
(H'tion
was
assembled
iicl
rt
four
centuries
1
cup
seedless
raisins
1
egg
4
cup
melted
shortening
''2
cup
maple-flavored
syrup
t'3
cup
milk
2
cups
sifted
all-purpose
flour
4
teaspoons
baking
powder
1
tra
poon
salt
Rlns-:
raisins
and
drain
thoroughly.
Beat
egg,
blend
in
short
yellow,
ready-to-us-!
And
when
you
buy
blue
Bonnet,
you
fan
he
sure
of
always
getting
that
wonderful,
eountry-Hweet,
fresh
flavour
.
.
.
m-mmtu!
so
gooa
in
baking,
HaiitM-rt,
pan-frying
t.nl
ha
a
spread
for
bread.
I
find,
loo,
.
that
I
can
afford
extra
milk
with
the
money
Blue
Bonnet
aaves
me
I
ts
nf
'I.
Hapsbure
Prime
Minister
Attic's
int
:g-rity
but
not
the
confidence
in
his
government
that
won
in.two
elections,
labor
has
lust
begun
its
ev
'nth
year
in
office.
Some
of
colors
frowns
m(H)dily
across
the
centmifcs.
King
Philip
launched
the
Spanish
armada
against
England.
l
The
Italian
painter
Titian-counted
with
Michaelangelo
one
of
the
two
greatst
painters
of
the
Renaissance
was
a
shrewd
jude
of
character.
His
portrait
of
Pope
Paul
HI
'he
Pope
was
sponsored
the
Jesuit
Order
at
tho
time
of
the
Protesant
Reformation
--
shows
an
aging
but
able
man,
amply
suited
to
guide
the
church
through
tho?c
troubled
times.
j
To
look
at
the
paintings
in
the
gallery
Is
to
recall
famous
names
Rubens,
Valasquez,
Van
Dyck,
Tintoretto
and
Rembrandt
Van
R
In.
!
M)T
II'
AVV
CiltAlt!)
'
Arm
d
guards
patrol
tr,e
cor-'Idni-
of
the
gallery
and
policemen
wait
oulslrle.
They
keep
a
snecial
eye
on
the
star
of
the
show,
I'
is
a
15-pound
saltcellar
made
"f
I
aten
and
hammered
gold
and
enamelled
in
blue
and
black.
It
was
mside
for
King
Francis
I
of
France
by
the
Italian
craftsman
Benvenuto
held
the
greatest
gold'-mlth
of
his
day.
A
Burgundian
court
goblet
is
made
of
rock
crystal
on
gold
mounts,
vnriched
with
pearls,
rubles
and
multi-colored
enamel.
It
enly
one
of
several
dozen
golden
goblets
and
bowls
All
are
deKcatclv
graven
and
decor-H'ri
with
jewels.
Others
are
I
s
Years
Since
io
at
line
thne
ruled
m
ihe
Mediterranean
tir
and
whose
domin-ed
to
the
East
Indies
.1
its
early
fire
Is
gone.
Its
plans
ening,
syrup,
milk
and
raisins
""Ira.
Hi;
a
kitchen
ap-pliance
has
caused
so
much
comment
a
has
Hie
new
TRKilDAlliE
"Wonder
Oven"
EbKCTRIC
RANGE.
And
of
public
ownership
have
become
gift
together
drv
inerpfiionts
m
MATIamc
rAn
a
n
iw
r-
a
.
iv
I
thr
portrait
collec-
law
without
fulfilling
all
the
and
add
all
at
once
to
first
mix
i
ituic
a
cross-section
-
i
ivi
iwi
mii
r
ainv
i
m
!.
p
omlses
made
for
them.
The
picture
is
clouded
by
a
pall
of
tav
s,
the
weight
of
rearmament
and
new
loads
of
austerity.
Attempts
to
plan
and
control
tu.e,
stirring
only
until
mois-t?r.cd.
Fill
greased
muffin
pans
two-thirds
full
Bake
in
hot.
ovpn
(400
F.)
20
to
25
minutes.
Makes
one
dozen
medium-sized
muf-
ix-rarv
of
Europe
for
i
years.
i'
walls
of
the
gallery,
r!
kmes.
knlghta
In
oss
p
d
armor,
royal
in
satin
and
brocade
the
Br'tish
economy
have
beenfim,
battered
along
the
up-and-,
down
road
of
supply
and
demand,
!
(
"d
there
a
Rentloman
iB
m
nr.
mtrt
I
for
a
!.
on
tiw
-:assirieK
l
.Summcrfone
im
Parly-time
particularly
for
your
youngaters.
And
something
they'll
love
for
their
paitv
i
a
eake
you've
baked
with
SWANS
DOWN
CAKE
FLOUR.
Their
eyes
will
grow
big
and
they'll
fairly
pobble
it
up,
for
Swans
Down
cakes
are
just
naturally
p:trty
wicceaaies
with
young
and
old
alike.
Confetti-light
mclt-in-ynur-iwrtith.
and
completely,
utterly
delieioua.
You
make
no
mistake
when
you
ehoone
Swans
Down
Cake
Flour
for
your
cakes!
You
per
Swans
Down
is
pitted
over
and
over
again,
until
it's
27
times
a
fine
as
ordinary
flour.
For
special
occasions
or
just'
f
er
a
special
treat,
hist
thing
X
.
think
of
is
baking
a
Swans-Do
wn-dtliciOUH
cake!
it
are
haiiRhtily
at
the
"I'ner
a
life-size
bust
illlp
II
of
Spain
cast
id
painted
In
natural
I
can
understand
jtp
becaufje
this
new,
womierful
oven
permits
you
to
bake
a
cake
and
broil
a
Bteak
(or
pair
up
many
other
food
combinations
at
d'fjvn-nl
temperatures)
...
at
the
mine
time
in
the
mmc
oven!
You
see,
this
new
range
has
an
oven
that
becomes
eit
her
two
ovens
or
one
extra
large
oven
in
merely
seconds
.
.
.
for
it
has
a
movable
Divider
heating
Unit
with
a
slide-out
dor.
Many
other
exciting
features,
too
.
.
.
sui'h
as
the
Cook-Master
.
Oven
Clock
Control
and
jaxtcr,
thriftkr,
5-fpeeil
Radianuihe
Cooking
t'nita.
1-earn.
more
about
this
model
-and
the
other
Vrigidaire
Electric
Ranges
at
your
Frigtdaire
dealer's
.
.
.
noon.
ds
of
Meats
n
'
the
ma
n
course
for
world
trade.
Morj
controls
are
on
the
way.
Tills
and
by-election
results
Indicate
tiio
man-in-the-stret
is
losing
some
of
the
Xatt.h
he
once
placed
In
Labor.
fomc
leading
figm-rs
in
the
I
ahor
government
have
fb.ed
up
this
situation
and
rebelled
against
it.
T."ft-w;ncrs
such
as
Ancurin
novan
and
Harold
Wilson
stormed
rut
of
the
cabinet
and
took
i'p
skirmishing
positions
in
the
ic.n
rank"!
The
party
Is
choosing
up
sides
for
a
showdown
at.
its
annual
convention
In
October.
The
dumber
Of
Sir
mu
nnd
warm-weather
week-ends
is
limited.
That's
why
'I
m
going
to
tell
yu
again
about
TAMPAX
ami
'
how
you
en.
keep
m
eaie-free
and
ponrtdent
tvery
day,
yoii
mVdn't
mis
a
oiirle
one
nf
them.
Ity
u.ing
this
molei-n,
in
risible
samfan
rotection,
V"U
needn't
take
"time
out'
any
time
hecaiwe
o
this
intimate
feminine
prolilem.
shower
or
tub
in
.
tiic
morning
...
a
"winning''
at
noon,
nnd
wear
your
briefest
swim
suit,
since
T.impax,
worn
inter-
tifilhf,
eliminates
the
need
for
bulkv
pads,
belis
and
lasmoned
of
agate,
Jade,
onyx,
lapis
lazuli,
and
of
a
stone
with
a
mystic
name-
porphry.
M"(llapvla
man
was
not
always
hirter
than
his
modern
riescen-Gr.U
FerdHmnrt
I.
Holy
Roman
Rnn-ro-
stood
well
over
six
feet
Ills
armor,
on
which
the
imperial
arms
are
elrhed.
.shows
he
had
a
pair
of
shoulders
to
match.
The
Hapsburg
collection,
which
has
been
exhibited
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Chicago
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San
Francisco
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land
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