Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
May
7,
liial
jolt's
jt)ui4(jfll
eri
oca
London
Nurse
Revisits
City
I
COAL
I
and
PERSONAL
Former
Customs
Officer
Passes
Prince
Rurjert-born
niariux
Quick
Relief
for
ARTHRITIC
PAIN
Get
IK
relict
tram
slurp,
ftahbmg
arthritic
aia
70a
kmc
for
wtth
Tcmalclan't
T-rt-C'a.
Why
tuffs
longer?
Be
artin
again.
Gat
T-R-C'i
today,
get
comforting
relief
tonight.
Recommended
by
mart
and
druggiita
An
pressive
Mother
Day
Hughes,
a
of
University!
b
'
b
graduate
"""
ul
uiiiYcianj
.
I
ceremony
featured
the
meeting
Hospital
School
of
Nursing
in
1
0f
Job's
Daughters
at
the
Ma-London,
England,
spent
the
!
sonic
Temple
Friday
night
when
o!Tln
HosP'lal
Auxiliary
Mm.
Fred
Thornton
returned
to
nrrt-v
x?meC00x,ing
sale'
Sat
tne
clty
on
the
Camosun
yester-
2
3oL5?on
NurSefHT'
day
from
a
trip
to
2.30
to
5.30
p.m.
(M-W-F)
Vancouver.
SPECIAL!
Iberta
Deep
Seam
Jack
Cargill,
pioneer
of
this
city
and
district,
died
recently
in
Victoria,
where
he
made
his
!
home
at
the
Pacific
Club.
Mr.
j
Cargill,
who
had
served
through
week-end
visiting
her
native
city.
eacn
Blrl
Pinned
a
corsage
upon
Owen
Snell,
former
manaepr
the
Boer
War
and
in
World
War
i
1,
was
a
former
customs
officer.
I
en
7R
Regular
Moose
meeting,
Tuesday,
May
8,
8
p.m.
(108c)
IP
PER
TON
of
Klemutu
Cannery
and
now
marine
superintendent
for
J.
H.
Todd
&
Sons,
arrived
in
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
Klemtu
In
the
course
of
a
northern
tour.
She
was
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Frank
ner
momer.
uraauaie
as
wen
as
Morris,
an
old
friend
of
her
j
active
members
took
part
in
the
parents.
'
maternal
honors.
'
Miss
Hughes
is
the
daughter
of
j
Guardian
council
election
re-the
late
W.
O.
Hughes,
who
was
sults
were
announced:
Guardian
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
killed
some
twenty
years
ago
when
he
fell
from
a
grain
ship
Associate
Guardian
George
J.
at
the
local
elevator
while
en-
Dawes.
gaged
In
his
duties
as
a
customs
Guardian
Secretary
Mrs.
Jack
officer.
Mrs.
Huchps
thpn
ipft.
Evans.
10
SACKS
8.50
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
MORTIMER
353
-
3rd
Ave.
W.
Mel
Chapman
and
Larry
of
Smlthers
arrived
In
the
Mrs.
O.
W.
Phillipson
and
son
arrived
ln
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
to
spend
the
summer
with
Mr.
Phillipson
at
North
Pacific
Cannery.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
R.
Dodds
were
PHONE
116
-117
or
58
motor
visitors
in
the
city
from
clt
b
car
on
Saturday.
They
expect
to
spend
the
summer
here.
Terrace.
They
were
accompan
the
citv
with
her
vnnnir
snn
nri
i
Guardian
Treasurer
Miss
jcq
oy
meir
son-in-law
and
o
-
Mrs.
Clark
McLean
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Cainu&un
yester
and
Mrs.
George
daughter
to
live
in
London.
There
Miss
Hughes
trained
for
a
nurse
daughter,
Mr,
Benoit.
Untreated
milk
ran
be
pasteurized
in
the
home
by
heating
to
a
temperature
of
175
or
180
degrees,
then
cooling.
!
Donna
McArthur.
Director
of
Music
Mrs.
R.
R.
Donaldson.
The
social
hour
which
followed
the
bethel
meeting
Included
the
day
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
j
during
the
war.
bert
&
McCaffery
LIMITED
showing
of
moving
pictures
on
me
occasion
of
birthday
activi
Two
years
ago
Miss
Hughes
returned
to
Canada
and
has
since
been
nursing
at
Royal
Jubilee
Hospital
in
Victoria.
Next
month
she
will
be
leaving
for
Valdez,
Alaska,
to
take
a
nursing
position.
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
Anyone
holding
ticket
money
from
Music
and
Drama
Festival
tickets
please
turn
same
in
to
Mr.
F.
Skinner,
Union
Steamships
office.
Third
Avenue,
before
Wednesday,
May
9.
Thank
V0l-
(107c)
H.
P.
Ellis,
chrcf
engineer
for
Northern
Pulpwoods.
loeelne
LET
US
FILE
YOUR
SAW
on
our
New
Foley
AUTOMATIC
SAW
FILER
Vancouver.
She
was
accompanied
by
Mr.
McLean's
mother,
Mrs.
G.
McLean.
C.
C.
Jordan,
R.
P.
Miller
and
William
Harrison,
officials
of
the
Mining
Corporation
of
Canada
from
Toronto,
were
passengers
aboard
the
Camosun
last
evening
bound
north
for
a
two
weeks'
visit
to
the
Torbit
mine.
Be
careful
buying
Jewellery
from
peddlars
or
outside
canvassers.
Factories
make
up
specials
fnr
that
r.rnrip
Tr
Viorrl
tn
ties
on
each
anniversary
of
the
bethel
which
Is
now
eight
years
old.
Last
evening
Job's
Daughters
had
their
annual
church
service
at
First
United
Church,
where
Rev.
L.
O.
Sieber
spoke
appropriately.
,
They'll
cut
jC5
D
111,,
nou
whan
':
Asked
the
meaning
of
the
word
budget,
one
little
boy
replied
soberly:
"It's
a
family
quarrel."
jTHE
EXPERTS
r!i
3
ivl?ij
1
'
1
1-
i
.
Died
on
our
company
of
Pacific
Mills,
arrived
in
IBe
city
on
the
Camosun
last
evening
from
Butedale.
He
Is
visiting
company
camps
in
the
district.
nrecision
ma-
Jfos
chine.
In
a
few
minutes
Jl,
you'll
have
nnotttuwnenlS
8T.
HELIER,
Jersey
Oi
Six
radium
needles
were
stolen
from
a
general
hospital
here.
The
stolen
needles
had
been
insured
for
600
($1,800).
I
By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Preso
Staff
Writer
I
Legion
card
party
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
j74
For
Repairs
and
Alteration
'
Smith
SEIkins
Lid.
PO.
Box
274
Canadian
May
9.
awe
that
cut
cleaner,
truer,
faster.
Bring
your
awi
in
today
you'll
like
our
speedy
erviee.
RTRAITS
,do)f(i
and
Printed
MPT
SKRVICE
!
know
qualities.
Your
local
Jewel-,
ler
has
standard
grades
and
I
prices
for
well-known
goods.
He
I
Is
always
here
to
make
adjust-
merits
and
show
good
selections,
j
John
Bulger,
Jeweller.
(108)
J
W.
F.
Drew
of
the
B.
F.
Oood-'
rich
Co.
from
Vancouver
will
be
(1)1,
MI'S
STUDIO
Card
party,
Catholic
Hall,
May
10.
Christian
Life
crusade.
First
Baptist
Church,
April
29
to
May
STRAWBERRY
FLUFF
This
dessert
is
for
Mother's
Day
Just
as
long
as
mother
isn't
the
figure-'
watching
type.
This
recipe
Is
weighed
with
calories.
But
it's
good.
,
r.
DECISION
SAW
FILING
I
Street
IJox
645
(Prince
Rupert)
C.
Scarr,
K.
D.
Pedlow,
A.
O.
Raymore
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stur-
lAlr
if
.
..
.
..
:?cn
3B9
Prince
Rupert
t:t
15
PIGGOTT
ri.At'E
(Leave
at
Bus
Terminal)
j
I
here
at
v
the
wie
end
enu
vi
of
the
uie
month
iiiuiim
on
on
Travelling?
e
..
COMPLETE
RANGE
of
DISPOSABLES
'.:
o
Incrpdients-
20
marshmftllowa
'
,'"'tuuTCr'
w-
-'OH,
hoT
SmltherS:
Mrs'
C'
Burch-
Toled:
I
bUSlness
ln
t"
the
(six
ounces
r
one
wp
mUk
I
hl?
a"1
Mrs.
C.
Noltimier,
Min-1
organization
of
local
boys
for
the
three-quarters
cup
crushed
froz.
en
strawberries;
few
grains
salt;
10,
week
nights
8
p.m.
j
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
i
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
church
hall,
May
16.
.
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Masonic
Temple,
May
17.
S
O
N.
Smorgaasbord,
May
13.
'.
Lutheran
tea.
Mav
28.
Jobs
Daugmers
Jamboree,
May
31.
June
1,
?
neapolts;
E.
A.
Reid,
Montreal.
1
international
soap
box
derby
N.
Vincent.
Douglas
Seath,
F.
I
which
will
take
a
local
winner
to
C.
Hamilton.
George
Milburn!
G.
I
Mission
for
provincial
finals
and
V.
Kldson,
Mrs.
C.
Arnott,
Miss
j
possibly
on
to
Akron,
Ohio.
one
cup
whipping
cream.
Add
the
marshmallows
to
the
hut
milk
and
stir
until
dissolved.
SUNDAY
May
13
e,.
Bialu&kl,
O.
O.
Vincent,"
Mrs.
R.
E.
Sapp.
wno
was
here
The
Stork
Shoppe
Cool
and
add
the
three-quarters
Oeorae
Qeorge
Kellett
Kellett.
H.
H
p
P.
Ellis,
wits
iJ
Lome1
cup
oi
wen
crusnea
sirawoernes.
Chill
and
allow
to
partially
set.
Add
a
few
grains
of
salt
to
the
one
cup
whipping
cream
and
wh'p
until
stiff.
Fold
the
whip-
.
Pooke,
J.
Morgan
and
R.
j'
Maw-
durln8
the
week
from
Ketchikan
hlnney.
Vancouver;
L.
D.
Pub-
'n
connection
with
international
licover,
Montreal;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
friendship
sessions
of
the
Women
E.
Tugwood,
Mrs.
E.
Cooper
and
'
lne
Moose,
Is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Petryshkln,
Tcr-
Alex
Macdonald,
pioneer
city
race:
L.
R.
Smith
and
J.
iR
Will-
Dolice
officer
who
eventually
be-
See
our
lovely
selection
of
pod
cream
Into
the
chilled
bspitoiity
and
MOTHER'S
DAY
GREETING
CARDS
lood
Food"
s'rawberry
mixture.
Pour
into
a
mson,
Earn
on
ton;
r.
w.
camvj
an
Inspector
ln
Vancouver.
refrigerator
tray
and
freeze.
Hawkes,
Prince
Gfforge;
Mr.
and
It
was
Mrs.
Sapp's
first
visit
back
RAVINGS
IN
MEAT
I
Mrs.
J.
O.
Braine,
Port
Edward;
,
in
Prince
Rupert
since
she
left
as
:
Be
sure
to
remember
that
when
j
Mr-
n0
Mrs.
D
C.
McNeill,
Calif-'
a
young
girl
25
years
ago.
She
p-
operly
cooked
with
moist
heat
1
,
,:
Jon"
forsythe.
New
West-
returned
to
Ketchikan
on
the
ths
less
tender
cuts
of
meafare
J5i"stcr:.?'
-
JR?bert5;
J1"1?106
Princess
Louise
today.
Her
father,
.
......!
j
iu.
Oenrce;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Quell
e.
,u
,i
fmm
v.
n
n
uu.
a
Our
Kir.it
Aim
if
17
for
Orders
it
Take
Out
iodore
Cafe
im
the
more
tender
cuts-and
JL'.wt
&nd
R'
Wy"e'
when
11
was
taken
over
v
the
mam
ai.i.vi:
L&jii
irriS
expensive.
j
J
1
vanauiau
itauuiivcu
ruwee,
RumD
or
pot-roast
or
fresh
7.
.
;
'
riow
an
assistant
fire
marshal
CmmI
This
advertisement
h
not
publlshee
et
dlipttved
tM&it
Uquof
oacaer
tu
tjl
Uiwmi
H
Brute
t-aWMe.
j
brisket
are
the
best
buys
when
j
.
for
Action
Advertise!
,
for
the
province.
I
concocting
a
boiled
dinner.
I
"
"
Monk
MAKE
YOUR
CAR
LAST!
KEEN
834
Kilt
ELDING
Lamb
shanks
braised
and
blncd
with
vegetables
make
another
variation
of
the
boiled
dinner.
When
buying
lamb
be
sure-the
meat
Is
moist
but
firm:
the
fat,
creamy
and
slightly
pink
In
color.
Pork
also
can
serve
as
the
main
ingredient
in
the
boiled
dinner,
j
Fresh,
pickled
or
smoked
hocks,
picnic
shoulders
or
cottage
rolls
are
the
best
cuts.
The
flesh
of
ALL
TYPES
Atrial
Wcldina
r"MPANY
frr?h
pork
should
ba
firm,
finegrained
end
light
greyish
pink
in
color.
The
fat
should
be
clear
and
white.
FISH
CONSUMPTION
I
P
As
meat
prices
rise
more
families
are
turning
to
fish
as
a
main
dish.
In
Its
latest
bulletin
the
Canadian
Association
of
Consumers
reports
that
avery
Canadian
ate
n
average
of
14
pounds
of
fish
in
1950,
an
increase
of
IVi
pounds
over
the
1949
average.
While
fish
prices
haven't
climbed
as
much
as
meat
prices
In
thr
last
year,
the
association
ri,
I
1
LGER
mi(rhf
ji
1
Bulger
Ltd.
'"ii
(I
Avenue
BRING
IT
HERE
FOR
THE
BEST
OF
SERVICE
!
doesn't
think
that
Is
the
only
reason
Canadians
are
eating
more
fish.
"Improved
methods
of
transportation
and
the
better
methods
of
handling
the
fish
right
from
Superior
Auto
Service
LIMITED
STUDEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
Third
Avnniie
ac
Park
Green
217
V-MASTER
REELS
I
Reduced
he
boat
to
the
consumer
have
mads
it
nossiblc
for
the
fishing
Industry
to
offer
a
better
quality
1
1
yw
nf
fish
throughout
most
areas
of
:
the
country."
savs
the
C.A.C.
COOKING
TIPS
I
Home
economists
offer
the
fol-
j
lowing
suggestions
for
fish
cook-
.
P
c
each
fATH
ALL'S
I1"'1"
Unislilnir
f
Third
Ave.
VV.
cry:
1.
A
piece
of
orange
peel
or
a
few
clovos
burned
ln
another
pan
or
on
top
of
the
stove
during
the
cooking
of
fish
will
prevent
If
f.
lb
ti
NoV
odors.
2.
Dishes
which
have
been
used
in
preparing
fish
should
be
:amr
II
niiouiiciiia
N
Rupert
washed
in
water
to
which
vinegar
has
been
added
(two
tablespoons
to
one
pint
of
waterl
before
washing
in
hot
soapy
water.
3.
Fish
odor
may
be
removed
from
the
hands
by
rubbing
with
salt,
then
rinsing
ln
clean
warm
water.
More
and
more
the
Trend
in
successful
dog
.and
cat
feeding
is
to
Dr.
Ballard's
that's
the
SPIRIT
OF
51.
Start
the
New
Year
right.
Follow
this
trend-feed
your
pet
Dr.
Ballard's
regularly
and
watch
him
keep
healthy
and
in
high
spirits
the
year
'round.
Dr.
Ballard's,
scientifically
prepared
foods
are
all
rich
in
protein,
high
in
vitamin
content
More
nourishment
means
greater
energy
and
better
condition
for
your
dog
or
cat.
Variety
is
the
spice
of
a
dog's)
life
tool
Feed
Dr.
Ballard's
tinned
foods,
Biscuits,
Kibble
or
the
new
Meal
Formula.
These
balanced
foods
can
be
fed
alone
or
in
combination
for
taste
variety.
SAILS
F0tl
ncouver
i
if
v"""'iHliatc
Ports
?oc!
Thursday
A
NEW
SERVICE
to
'
KITIMAT
KILDALA
ARM
i
KEMANO
BAY
Commencing
Friday,
May
11
For
RATES
INFORMATION
RESERVATIONS
PHONE
476
-
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
Ltd.
a"l:15p.m.
'
t
KFTru
n
.
UlEill)
FReet
FREeU
FRESH
Solid
metal
dog
tag
.
.
.engraved
with
your
dog's
name
and
address
for
ANY
THREE
MIXBLEND
PERFECTION
FOR
BALANCED
DIET
r'AY
MIDNIGHT
P'y
t
Low
Cost
i
l";
Reservations
"me
nr
CnU
took
for
lh?t
famous
Dr.
Ballard
piotiutu.
Feed
aione
or
m
combtna
lion.
DR.
BALLARD'S
labels.
Mailing
inslructionf
on
each
package.
,
.-
FOR
YOUR
PET...
BETTER
GET
"rv
on
di;poi
.,
"Mice
1
"INCE
RUPERT
B.C.
(buje)
i
)
ribbon!
TEA
BAGS
)
I
'
1
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