Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
February
27,
1951
'RIGHT
CROSS"
.
.
.
Housekeeping
.
.
.
Wednesday
-
Thursday
-
Shows
0t
7
1
SPRING
NEARY
HERE
WITH
RHUBARB,
PIE
PLANT,
ON
MARKET
Spring
Is
on
Uie
way
bringing
the
fruit.
In
adding
the
sugar
to
with
t
soft
April
showers
as
well
the
hot,
cooked
fruit,
it
should
be
as
glorious
sunshine.
Although
stirred
in
scntly
so
that
the
fruit
Mav
flowers,
which
April
showers
will
not
be
broken
up.
W
.
.-
1
'
.
job.
"
JOLK
,
S
II
1
1
1
"
I
are
'
given
credit
for
bringing
Some
people
have
the
idea
that
j
It
WIICOXN
forth,
canot
be
expected
to
make
rhubarb
Is
good
only
lor
pie.
a
their
appearance
for
awhile
y-t.
sad
mistake
that
is.
Actually
red,
tangy
hothouse
rhubarb
is
there
are
so
many
delicious
ways
now
on
the
market,
as
colorful
to
serve
rhubarb
it
is
hard
to
and
as
bright
as
any
spring
posy,
describe
them
all.
Rhurbarb
is
delicious
In
tapioca
pudding,
Rhubarb
once
grew
wild
In
tt
expertly
designed
centre
panel
to
give
support
where
it's
needed
its
powerful
leno
side
panels
its
up
and
down
elastic
satin
hack
prevents
"riding
up"
5RniR
;
1
i
i
'
I
r
Russia
and
in
other
parts
of
,
J
,
,
,
.
LIGHT
UP
0,
HOTEL
FRASER
HOUS
it
makes
a
perfect
when
served
as
a
Europe.
Someone
brought
it
to
"cu
v,
t,.u
Amtnr,
nnntin.ni
dessert,
also
sauce
on
blanc
mange
or
custard
;!
I
If
Iv
V
'('
nearly
two
centuries
ago
and
dis-
covered,
quite
by
chance,
what
V
J
Z
JT
'
J"
",c
'JnB
for
frozen
iccs
and
shcr"
good
pie
it
made
and
that
is
why
it
knoVn
a
c
tha
"flirt-
OCtS.
.1,
....u.w.
K
,.
.,
-
...
.
,
,.
KAY
REFLECTS
(Continued
from
page
2)
'
Wiietl
lire
lainiiy
la
aci
vcu
uie
des.'
first
rhubarb
pie
of
the
season,
plant."
The
food
encyclopedia
RECOGNIZED
Tlia
VANCOUVER-.,
Mustang
lighters
for
Va
ten
cnances
io
one
uicy
nope-
j
Sold
Locally
By
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
iuny
asK
mai
unumer
une
ue
made
the
next
day.
For
the
homemaker
who
is
tempted
to
cribes
the
pie-plant,
more
familiarly
known
as
rhubarb,
as
a
strong
perennial
plant
grown
for
its
thick,
succulent,
.icid
leaf
stalks,
which
rerve
as
an
excellent
"fruit"
for
use
as
sauce
and
in
pies.
Incidentally,
one
point
iiina
meservei
RCy
.
squadron
got
an
uw
radio
salute
from
1
'
Canada
airliner
as
ttey
t,
j
riving
here.
First
oiliw
;
airliner,
Goulf
Nurthtov,
group
capuin
tmme
gates
Dr.
W.
J.
Quinlan
ichair',
Thomas
Dunn,
Thomas
Lewis,
J.
C.
McLennan,
J.
A.
Kirkpatrick
and
A.
J.
Prudhomme.
NOT
FORGOTTEN
An
American,
not
a
Briton
will
have
charge
of
the
naval
end
of
the
North
Atlantic
fH-
TIPPING
ABOLISHED
If
you
want
to
sell
it.
udvertls
News
classifieds.
STOCKHOLM
(CP)
Tipping
has
emphasized
in
the
encyclopedia
icserve
ittJir,
Wing
it;
been
abolished
in
Swedish
hotels
,
is
that
the
leaves
of
the
rhubarb
!
as
the
result
of
a
new
collective
plant
should
not
be
eaten.
Theyi
up.
SUM,
the
Yankee
admiral
Columbia
yield
to
her
family's
wishes,
the
home
economists
suggest
a
new
way
to
present
this
spring
favorite.
Kill
li
ARB
CRUMBLE
PIE
Vi
cup
melted
butter
IVi
cups
rolled
oats
Vi
cup
sifted
flour
23
cup
brown
sugar
3
cups
raw
rhubarb,
cut
In
2
cup
g-anulated
sugar
one-inch
pieces
might
make
a
nanay
enoui;n
agreement
for
the
30,000
men
sailor
to
have
around
In
emer
1
gencies.
History
still
mentions
1
and
women
in
hotels
and
restaurants.
All
employees
will
now
be
paid
wages
in
cash.
project.
A
gigantic
sun
contain
sufficient
oxalic
acid
to
to
be
dangerous
to
some
people.!
However,
it
is
the
edible,
juicy
j
stalks,
not
the
leaves,
which'
everyone
is
interested
in
eating
j
because
they
are
so
flavorful
and;
i
vulved
but
that's
not
.,
what
Washington's
first
s?a
.
fighter,
John
Paul
Jones
did
In
BEST
DESIGN
So
many
entries
have
been
received
in
the
Ten
Thousand
Dollar
Competition
sponsored
by
the
National
Industrial
Design
Committee
for
the
best
product
designs
in
aluminum
and
wood,
that
it
has
been
deckled
to
send
not
only
the
winning
entries,
hut
the
runners-up,
on
tour
of
Canada,
when
the
competition
closes
on
March
15.
Above
is
shown
a
type
of
Canadian
experimental
design
in
wood
and
the
young
man,
pictured
Is
holding
a
molded
plywood
table
designed
so
that
the
tables
can
be
conveniently
stacked.
British
waters,
once
upon
a
anyone.
Tte
more
m
I
scared,
the
better
thtj
U
Jaltovlntj
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
.LING
ihe
tailor
I
1
ln
t.nhlpsnonns
flnilr
so
refreshing.
time.
MOKE
FRENCH
PAPER
S
I
MODERATION
!
Dr.
Hall
Feiton,
fifty
..
French
Canadian
papers
av
,
1
phy.sician.
has
rotitd.i
Combine
the
melted
butter,
rolled
oats,
the
Vi
cup
of
flour
and
brown
sugar.
Firmly
pat
three
quarters
of
the
mixture
in
that
must
mean
more
former
5
.Th
E"!:
h
..,.,l.
f
Qnhn,-
r,rn
finrllllll
wy
aO.J
Home
economists
offer
a
few
pertinent
suggestions
about
the
buying
of
rhubarb.
It
should
be
bright
pinkish-red
in
color,
the
stalks
being
fairly
large
and,
most
Important
of
all,
it
should
be
fresh
and
crisp.
Avoid
buyins?
rhubarb
which
is
wilted
and
have
a
.sense
of
humor.'.
MT
J5
ll.n
llln
Ufa
fllU
fur
to
a
9-inch
pie
plate
and
cover
with
the
rhubarb.
Combine
ill"
u"
an
mad
An
onion
a
it
Phone
649
220
Sixth
St
J
better
than
an
apple,
i
granulated
sugar
and
the
l'i
tablespoons
of
flour
and
sprinkle
pithy
at
the
stem
end.
Always
over
the
rhubarb.
Place
the
re-
1
are
pretty
sizeable
dailies
"away
back
In
Morpal."
!
GREEN
LIGHT
j
No
time
Is
being
wasted,
making
a
start
with
",
aluminum
pi
j
nT
j
f
i
firm
believer
in
"spar?
and
si)il
the
child"
St
j
splendid
thins
foi
,
Smokinn
and
drinkmi,
:
eration,
may
be
rwk"
right.
WITHOUT
A
choose
young,
tender
stalks,
maining
quarter
of
the
rolled
Hothouse
rhubarb
has
the
ad-
oats
mixture
over
the
top
of
the
vantage
of
being
not
nearly
as
'pie.
Bake
in
a
moderate
oven,
1.
..
....
....
Incn'Tn
t
rfc
....
.
it
'
aciti
as
me
stains
wnicn
come.
"i
'
unui
BgARDEN?
rhubarb
is
soft
and
tender.
Serve
with
whipped
cream.
from
the
garden
later
in
the
season.
For
this
reason,
the
hothouse
tvne
reouiies
less
sugar
to
sweeten
it.
The
homemaker
who
JOHN
H.
MnviiiK,
l'atkiiig,
Crating
Shipping
anil
(icm
r.il
Cartage
ami
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
a
tents
for
Canadian
l.umid
Air
Co.
Lid.
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
weldiiu:
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
It'll)
Chimes
(ill
and
(ij
GIVE
SLOW
GROWING
FLOWERS
AND
VEGETABLES
HEAD
START
BULGE
flADIO
DIAL
CFPR
wants
to
make
the
most
of
rhu-'
barb's
natural
blush-pink
color,'
does
not
peel
the
stalks,
but
simply
cuts
off
the
leaves
and
1240
Kilocycles
Some
flowers
and
vegetables
are
slow
starters.
The
harvest
VIEW-MASTER
REELS
Reduced
50c
each
WRATHALL'S
Photo
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
(Subject
to
Change)
any
pithy
portions
at
the
base,;
'
will
be
both
earlier
and
longer.
1
if
the
seeds
are
sown
undvr
TUESDAY
P.M.
John
Bulger
L1:
British
Family
Picture
Showing
Full
of
human
interest,
romantic
and
gay.
at
timos
touched
with
a
hint
of
pathos,
is
said
to
be
the
British
picture
"The
Coin
tneys
of
-
C
u
r
z
o
n
washes
the
rhubarb
thoroughly
and
cuts
it
in
desired
sized
pieces
for
cooking.
Home
economists
mention
that,
in
stewing
rhubarb
or
in
making
j
rhubarb
sauce,
they
find
that
proteel
ion
some
weeks
before
it
would
be
possible
to
be
sown
directly
in
the
garden.
Examples
are
petunias,
asters
and
snapdragons,
among
the
Third
Avrnw
:
two
tablespoons
sugar
to
each
cup
of
rhubarb
cut
in
pieces
and
I
measured
raw,
is
usually
sweet
I
enough
for
the
average
taste.
Another
point
in
regard
to
sweetening-
that
they
mention,
is
that
I
when
stewing
rhubarb,
as
with
other
fruits,
the
sugar
should
be
addod
after
the
fruit
is
cooked.
1
flowers.
Some
gardene-3
pr-ti.'r
i
to
give
many
other
varieties
an
!
early
shirt
but
in
t.h"
thnw
cases
1
cited
the
bf.-nef
its
are
perhaps
lgreale.it
over
most
of
the
coun-i
try.
Cauliflower,
which
must
ma-
turc
before
hot
weather,
is
also
.started
in
this
way,
and
some-
and
Thursday
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
:
The
story
traces
the
liv.".s
an
l
event.s
In
the
loves
of
a
lovable
family
from
the
monvnt
when
a
titled
son
shocks
Vicotrian
so-1
times
earlv
cabbage
broccoli
ciety
by
marrying
tu.s
mothers
personal
maid
down
to
tlnij.
It
sr-ms
i
taste
sweeter
than
f
,
when
the
sugar
is
cooked
with
;
and
kohlrabi.
'
For
most
other
vegetable
at
the
end
of
th.!
lerent
war,
when
the
grands
in
announces
I
ma
1
TV!.
.J.,.!
.
lm
1
,kll.K.r:
or
diiDtrved
By
K
Lwv"
t
Vint,
he
Is
engaged
to
the
daugh-
1
t.-r
of
a
factory
worker.
j
Anna
Neagfe
and
Micha"l
Wilding
are
co-starred.
,
Bord
or
by
Govwnmtnt
4
Bf
lih
wtabi
if
it
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L
y
HOUSEHOLD
HARDWARE
1
little
is
gained
by
setting
out
plants,
except
in
cases
where
it
mi'ht
be
difficult
to
germinate
seed.
1
!
A
better
way,
however,
is
to
1
learn
the
simple
methods
by
j
which
seeds
caij
be
started
even
in
difficult
weather.
If
plants
are
used,
start
them
yourself
in
!
an
outdoor
flat,
filled
with
good
:
potting
soil?
well
watered
and
!
shaded
from
the
hot
sun.
It
;
is
easy
to
do
this,
and
quite
in-'
expensive.
1
There
are
handicaps
in
trans-,
planting,
which
should
be
con-,
sidered.
Whenever
a
plant
is
moved
from
one
location
to
another,
it
suffers
a
shock,
and
I
growth
stands
still
until
it
re-1
covers,
and
adjusts
itself
to
the
!
new"
location.
A
certain
percent
NECTAR
FRUIT
PUDDING
V2
curt
shortening
Vi
cup
granulated
sugar
1
egg
1
cup
sifted
all-purpose
flour
Hi
teaspoons
baking
powder
PHONE
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Clothes
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Glues
2
teaspoon
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or
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by
lh
l
iquor
Control
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or
by
th
Covtrrv
nwnl
ol
ft'iLsh
Columbii.
Steamer
z
cup
fine
dry
bread
crumbs
23
cup
apricot
whole
fruit
nectar
Vi
cup
sliced
dates
'4
cup
chopped
nuts
Prince
Rupert
"Hospltoliry
and
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
Cream
shortening
and
sugar
together
thoroughly.
Blend
in
well-beaten
egg.
Sift
together
SAILS
FOR
age
of
loss
may
nc
expected,
and
unless
transplanting
conditions
are
favorable,
and
hand
Plumbing
&
Heating
flou;
baking
powder
and
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and
stir
in
crumbs.
Add
dry
mix-i
10:45
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11:00
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of
the
Aii
ling
skillfuj,
the
gain
in
the
turc
to
creamed
mixture
alter
harvest
may
be
less
than
was
expected.
Vancouver
ami
Inlerrnriliatp
Polls
Each
Thursday
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p.m.
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Luxury
at
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Coal
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with
nectar.
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and
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about
23
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Period
cover
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30-Musical
Program
1
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Our
Children;
Comty.
2:00
B.
C.
School
Bdcst.
f.'(S."l'l
of
the
Our
town
is
different.
We
art
one
jro"
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Smith
SEIkins
Lid.
PO.
Box
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tew
tonacco
centres
in
Linnuj.
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and
cured
around
our
friendly
coniniu"W
ol1'
Vet,
in
many
ways,
we
are
the
same
as
any
town.
We
have
tht
same
kind
of
pePle"'
hard
working,
honest,
friendly
people
...
for
m"
take
the
Commerce
manager
"
He
has
helped
us
with
many
of
our
SEE
OUR
DISPLAY
OF
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vi
i.learetn'
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Value
Plus!
.939
FORD
Tudor
1947
FORD
Sedan
Coupe
1948
DESOTO
Custom
Sedan
1949
CKEV.
Sedan
Two-tone
1950
FORD
Custom
Fordor
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
0
Yes,
our
town
is
different
but
the
peop
1
A
braJ
I
Aud
the
men
apd
women
at
your
comu
i
are
good
people
to
know.
f
MANSONS
Jewellers
The
Canadian
Bank
of
Co
"The
Commerca
THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE
Jack
blmtt
FORI)
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Thit
dvcrtiiemcn
it
not
published
diplyeH
by
Liquot
Control
Bord
o
522
3rd
Ave.
W.
BOX
998
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
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