.
Housekeeping
.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
1,
liial
plirs
lyrical
accompaniment
to!
radio
and
television
shows.
BIT
OF
SENTIMENT
"I
still
haven't
got
quite
got;
rid
of
the
Baby
Rose
Marie
characterization,"
she
said.
"When
I
go
to
parties
I
wear
a
Buster
Brown
haircut
and
costume
and
try
to
be
Baby
Rose
Marie
again
for
a
night.
Just
sentiment,
I
guess.
I
realize
I
don't
fool
anyone
about
my
age.
But
It
makes
me
feel
young
again."
Sq
easy!
Gives
floort
a
bright.
is
long-losting
wax
shine
without
any
polishing
I
f
RISE
AND
SHINE.
BREAKFAST
J
S
MOST
IMPORTANT
MEAL
,(cry"
Is
an
old
cxpres-
Who'egrain
uncooked
cereals
,',a,,i
heard,
but
not
in
when
served
as
porridge
are
wlun
Hie
need
for,
usually
more
nutritious,
econo-
f.esl.
Instead,
at
this
mical
and
satisfying
than
the
,jf.
the
too
familiar
cry
packaged,
ready-to-eat
cereals.
.$
!
time."
U
llv
uncooked
cereals
take
too
5,iHmiiit.s
tell
us
that
long
to
prepare
in
the
morning,
'..iiEiiiicn
should
be
dir-!
they
could
be
partially
cooked
jilUJ
neglected
mei.i.
Hie
previous
evening,
or
if
the
"Li
-aiis
breaking
the
kitchen
equipment
includes
a
'
,
t
impo-ed
by
sleep,
p
f
.isu.
.
cooker,
then
this
pro-
i
usually
the
longest
;lder
an
ideal
way
to
make
por-.
-iLuut
food.
Upon
wak-
idge
quickly.
Serve
this
good
i)udy
s
energy
supply
food
with
a
sprinkle
of
white
or
needs
to
be
replen-;
brown
higar
and
milk
or
cream,
!
'or
topped
off
w;th
slices
of
fruit'
;,U
Mate
that
a
good
or
raisins,
fchmi'd
supply
about
othe.
d,
h
f
su
,
a
rhi'ris
food
rnedi
r.ai,lal
b
cakfMl
sh
I
and
Wf
no
problem.
Every
member
of
Miss
Rose
Marie
"Baby"
that
Is
says
she's
played
every
vaudeville
house
in
the
country,
starting
at
five
as
Baby,
and
again
at
19
when
she
grew
up
to
Rose
Marie.
((
A
Baby
Rose
Mary)
j
Has
Grown
Up
I
By
MARK
BARRON
j
NEW
YORK
I
API
She
Is
five
jfool
two
now
with
bright
biue
eyes
and
th-j
1351
figure,
(but
I
rcmeinl.
red
21
years
ago'when
j
she
ktood
three
foot
five
and
her
,
blue
eyes
gave
me
an
enchar.t-ni,
twinkle.
Yen,
Biljy
Rose
Maria
has
c
"
"
1
p
-
20
years
of
her
In
all
'he
1
.girt
p.aces.
taking
her
vocal
"'"V..
Miht
-
up
the
musical
a-J'ier
to
her
present
lame.
T
"''?
Sfp.em":-:r;
1930,
when
-ve
f':M
mil.
Baby
Rose
Marie
i
p-?w
s:ni;ing
sensation
n
1
cti.ins
hfd'ed
het
as
the
one
sur-I
Sophie
Tucker,
Bjlle
S".?r
and
the
other
sultry-Oi
ed
s
ngers
then
captivating
eif'it
ciub
world.
Th's
was
'-lie'
B-hy
Hj.se
Marie
had
:ci..l...J
11,
.
ae
of
live.
Wo,-e
Mario's
mother
did
most
I
of
th-
taking
and
all
the
brun-
clt.,
blue-eyed
lass
wanted
to
do
jthen
was
climb
onto
my
knee
and
v
hisp-r
that
she
really
knew
I
what
Amos
and
Andy
looked
like
j
w'thout
make-up.
Tin
other
day
she
wasn't
I
climbing
onto
my
knee
for
ob-1
vioiu
reasons
and
the
brown
hair
i
b
'd
8'ven
wav
to
blonde.
But
her
eyer
wv
still
sparkling
as
the
kid
star
grown
up
talked
of
her
four-yar-old
S'ster
and
discussed
with
me
our
mutual
problems
o
M
ui.i
v...,
.
n
tjmi
V
Should
finH
It
rfiffl-
rausc
young
and
old
fame
kind
of
food,
:ur.
t
desist
the
aroma
of
bacon,
or
ham
and
eggs;
either
the
same
breakfast
"But
before
I
tour
the
stages
as
'Madam'
I
want
to
be
on
'
Broadway
as
a
grown-up,
glor-!
ious
and
glamorous
actress."
j
"Baby''
is
heading
for
that
for'
she
opens
soon
on
Broadway
'
with
Phil
Silvers
and
Joey
Faye
in
the
musical
comedy,
'
Tup
'
Banana."
If
that
title
confuses
you.
It
means
top
man
in
a
ouriesque
show.
j
"And
with
my
experience
in
show
business,"
she
commented,
1
"don't
let
them
tell
you
that
I
don't
understand
everything
in
j
this
story
of
burlesque.
I
was
born
In
a
trunk
backstage,
r
heard
all
the
jokes.
October
marks
my
21st
anniversary
in
show
business.
"I
guess
that's
long
enough
to
rehearse
for
my
Broadway
debut."
j
tried,
scrambled.
boilPd
or
poach-
g,iai.t:ty
served
is
ecJ;
J
an
omelet
or
French
toast.
if.led
potato
slices
or
mashed
,
juaKiasi
panci
11
i
peaces
left
over
from
last
nigh'
i
supper,
may
also
be
served.
For
those
who
wish
an
old
fashioned
breakfast
like
thjir
grandfather's,
there
are
fishl
cakes,
sausages,
fish,
liver
and
.
-jjl
Wlioil."
gi
am
crieai
,0s
tad
with
butter
and
!!
it
may
include
an-ji
disli
As
there
are
4.
U
choose
from
for
jrif.
variation
from
day
FEMALE
PARA-RESCUER
Flying
Officer
Marian
Neily
of
Middleton.
N.S.,
watches
Air
Vire-Marshal
W.
A.
Curtis,
chief
of
air
staff,
pin
the
RCAF
para-rescue
badge
on
her
sleeve
following
graduation
exercises
at
Edmonton.
FO
Neily
and
three
othvr
nur.es
weie
the
first
women
in
Canada
to
take
the
training
and
FO
Neily
was
the
first
of
the
four
to
make
a
parachute
jump.
(CP
from
National
Defence
1
'cull
and
should
ml
Tne'se
,oods
add
not
:
ci
Un
it
family.
at
mires
usually
start
umy
navoi,
Dui
extra
lood
value
!
to
the
mval,
if
served
at
break-'
;fast
they,
should
not
aDDeari
11!
thev
be
eaten
""
may
attain
...
J
Stays
bright!
Glo-Coat
Woman
Hunts
With
Camera
ONE-PIECE
MEAL
,
DltUMHELLER,
Alta.
fCp.Mrs.
!
Eiic
Holmes
cast
a
heavy
"vole"
in
the
competition
for
giant
turnips
in
this
region.
She
harvest-
j
ed
a
turnip
weighing
19
pounds
from
her
garden.
)
CATHOLIC
PILGRIMAGE
SAINT
JOHN,
N.B.
Plans
for
a
Maritime
pilgrimage
to
the
International
Eucharistic
Con-
i
gress
at
Barcelona
next
summer,
were
announced
by
Most
Rev.
P.
!
A.
Bray,
Roman
Catholic
Bishop!
'
dMi
Is
preferred
at
,
Bl
"omer
,
r$i,S
of
breakfast.
,meal-
.
j
!
flier
white
or
whols
it
i-
the
homemaker's
respon-
j,,
or
toasted,
can
be-
j
:
ibllity
to
see
that
the
family
eats
npionotis.
For
a
pleas-,
brcakia.st.
If
th-a
reason
for
not
.rf.
hy
not
serve
hot
;
eating
is
"I
haven't
time,"
then
a
I
i
biscuits,
bi
an,
corn
or!
little
preparation
at
night,
to!
udui
caoy
sitting.
in
private
life
Ro.se
Marie
flow
i-
Mis.
Rtbet
Guy.
Her
husband
is
a
U;p
musician
who
sup-
is.
water-repellent.
It
can
be
damp-mopped
again
and
again
with
clear
water
without
washing
away
the
protective
wax
shine
I
"Johnon
"
and
"Glo-Coal"
ara
rogtilered
lradmarkw
S.
C.
Johnson
&
Son,
Ltd.
Sfanlford,
Onlarjp
WINNIPEG
0
A
woman
with
.of
Saint
John
Marttimprs
will
:
!0.
s,
but
don't
forget;
make
it
quick
and
easy,
will
help
,ffiind
a
little
marma-lsave
time
in
the
morning.
Seti
close-bobbed
hair
and
a
taste
i0!
those
from
othsr
narts
of
I
s
i
i'rtf
or
honey.
Another
1
the
table,
placa
pots
and
pans;1-
mannish-tailorjd
suits
left
Canada
sailing
from
Montreal
?
ei
native
for
toast
lsand
ingredients
for
cooking
here
recently
for
northern
Mani-
May
9.
..
;
.r.
i
,
n
waines
or
pan-
wnere
tney
y.
will
1
be
6
used,
used'
have
T
,,
,,
7.
u
u,
t.,J
navMooa
with
hopes
of
bagging
at
.011
vi
.
nic
cuuuiciiB
ciuines
ana
scnooi
,
'Ea3t
,
n
it
.
.4
,i
served
with
butter
j
book-
ready
and
plan
to
get
up
1
1'000
migrant
geeSe'
j
Intere
ting
flavors
;
a
few
minutes
early.
By
making
!
Bu'
Margaret
Bourke-White
by
adding
apple,
'it
sound,
smell
and
taste
goid.'has
no
intention
of
doing
her
or
oilier
fruits,
to
the
J
breakfast
will
soon
be
the
fav-
hunting
with
a
shotgun.
The
Infant's
Weaf
Bcby
Panties
Bibs
Sleepers
Sweaters
Corduroy
Overalls
BACK
TO
NORMAL
KAMSACK,
Sask.
P
Owners
of
boats-
located
on
Madge
Lake
have
been
warned
to
make
sifre
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
:(
cooKing.
or
oy
serv-1
orite
meal,
but
It
should
be
eaten
;
n-ftiA
news
and
magazine
pho-
fines,
bacon,
ham
or
'without
rushing
and
hot
dishes
I
t-cranher
and
former
war
iw.
their
craft
are
high
and
dry.
The
FINEST
OF
BEST
OF.
FOOD
Hitli
them.
phould
be
serv?d
hot.
To
do
this,
!
respondent
is
shooting
with
an
lakc
ls
now
hlBber
than
it
has
seff
raw
for
children
i
it
may
prove
mora
convenient
to
aerial
camera,
from
the
cockpit
for
slx
years,
and
snow
this
,:ys
be
milk
or
on
cold,
ssrve
each
member
as
they
are
:
01
a
helicopter.
winter
will
raise
the
lake
to
Its
omwps
hot
cocoa
made
J.eady,
rather
than
plan
to
all
Her
pictures
will
form
the
ProPer
level
which
hasn't
been
S
jults
may
have
their
j
eat
together.
The
family's
next
background
for
an
article
on
reacted
for
some
time.
;
tfa
colfe
or
milk.
substantial,
meal
may
not
be
Canadian
geese
to
be
published
breakfast
Is
not
as,
until
eVening
and
the
reward
of
in
Life
Magazine;
one
of
a
series
Miss
Bourke-White
confessed
iy
as
it
should
be,
on
a
gootl'breakfast,
is
vigor
Instead
titled
"A
Helicopter
View
of
that
the
only
other
research
she
Hie
past
In
fact,
to-I
of
fatigue,
and
enthusiasm
in-I
America
"
had
done
in
the
field
nf
nam
COOKING
h
fJB'
msm
r.'';:::r-i'i;;-t-;
FOR
TARE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
important
food
ls
often
stead
of
listlessness
during!
Loaded
down
with
cameras
study
was
an
article
on
the
lift;
.Wt-W-
ITTihT'
iTTtT
L-;
the
morning
meal.
'school,
wqrk
and
play.
'when
srw
passed
through
here,
cycle
of
the
butterfly.
TIHE
FAMILY
SHOE
STOEnd;THE
UNIVERSAL'S
B'f
F
Kl
T
We're
rhinking
obout
Christmas
ond
getting
our
storer
ready.
With
holiday
merchandise
arriving
dailv,
we
need
more
room
so
we're
having
a
SALE!!!
These
are
jusl
a
few
i
items
many
more
on
display.
.95
Djuble
pleats,
irlpper
closing.
All
pure
wool
gabardine
materials.
Good
range
of
colors.
Valijr
to
14
95.
Sizes
12
to
20
in
the
lot.
-CLEARING
AT
'
Women's
PULL-ON
BOOT
ADIES'SLACKS
i
PAIR
,
RUB
Children's
BER
BOOTS
warmly
lined
Sizes
7..
8.
9
and
10
First
quality
nyion
hose,
51-gauge,
15
denier.
Every
pair
perfect.
In
two
new
Fall
shades.
R.gulai
105
qua
lty.
Sizes
8'i
to
11
1.49
U
PAIR
HON
H0S
t
1.7
.99
Lad
e:.'
jois'y
nlghlROwns
with
nylon
net
ti;im
ir.
Pink,
Blue
and
Malz'
Sizes
M
and
L
only.
EXCI'FTIONAL
vALl'E
IGHTG0WN
9
Per
Pair
'zm
pair
'
EACH
Sizes
1
1,
12.
13
ond
1
3.50
1.99
Ladle
'
straight
cut
slips
with
lace
trim
top
and
brttom.
White
only.
Sizes
32
to
38.
EXCLPIIONAL
VAI.I
K
ANCY
SLIP
FLATEES
CREPE
SOLES
for
children
EACH
Wedge
Heels
1.99
OUSE
DRESS
B
ight
Print
llouscdresscs
from
our
regular
slock.
Values
to
4.50.
Sizes
14
to
42.
CLEARING
AT
ONE
PRICE
ES
EACH
3.95
T95
-iLJ
w
PAIR
tiM'
EN
Mcr's
pure
wool
six-button
cardigan
sweaters
in
Gr?y,
B
uc
and
Green
Heather
mixture
Sizes
30
to
44.
EXCEPTIONAL
VALl'E
S
CARDIGAN
4S
EACH
Broken
Lots
In
OMBE
Men';
Bomber
Jackets
in
smart
satin
material.
Value
In
18
50.
Fcaihs.
weight,
wool
quilled
lining
....
Naluial
shearling
collar.
Sizes
30
to
44
R
JACKETS
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d
i
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J
Odd
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-
Women's
DRESS
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$S
,
OXFOKDS
1
100
Men's
Monarch
"Toughics"
and
Holeproof
in
p
ain
shades.
Take
advantage1
of
this
wonderful
buy.
Sizes
10
to
ll'i
YL0
Broken
sizes
N
sock:
0
PAIR
HALF
PRICE
1.95
A
sweeping
clearance
of
men's
sport
shirts
at
tnelow
pilce.
Valu.s
to
6.95.
Sizes:
Small,
Medium
and
Large
?0RT
SHIRTS
Regular
to
16.95
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I
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