Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
,
Thursday,
August,
16,
1951
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NOW
IS
TIME
FOR
MAKING
PICKLES
AND
RELISHES
Marines
Seen
in
Battle
Classic
Battle
classic
of
the
United
States
Marurcs
in
World
War
II.
Hails
of
Montezuma"
is
an
Interesting
feature
at
the
Capital
Theatre
this
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday.
Produced
in
technicolor,
the
spectacle
centres
on
the
effect
of
violent
warfare
on
the
individual,
his
emotions
and
aspirations.
Lit'
mtt
to
ym
if
tkt
fibukmt
Cruut
ichrecloth
bag,
boil
with
vine-
DeBlass,
Mrs.
C.
Erickson.
Mrs.
Mclntyre
and
Mrs.
H.
Dickejis.
Hospital
Guild
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
G.
Hatigen
with
Miss
C.
Whyte
as
hostess.
After
a
short
business
meeting
cards
were
enjoyed,
prizes
going
to
Mrs.
GoO(-j
and
Mrs.
K
Grimble.
chairman
of
the
meeting.
Members
present
were
Mrs.
L.
Grimble,
Mrs.
A.
Good.
Mrs.
N.
Moorehouse,
Mrs.
N.
Kennedy
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Grimble.
Mrs.
Mclntyre
was
guest.
,
Prince
Rupert
J.
c.
Hammett,
W.
H.
Hamilton,
E.
W.
Roeder,
W.
G.
Rid-dell,
W.
S.
Lythgre,
Ken
Hinton,
G.
Grahame,
R.
Rex,
L.
Fushlock,
all
of
Vancouver;
J.
S.
Welch,
Kamloops;
R.
J.
Cooper,
New
Westminster;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sa-houovitch.
Qucsnel;
Mr.
and
Mis.
Fairbanks.
Seattle;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Munro,
city;
and
J.
T.
Williamson,
Cadboro
Bay.
J.
A.
Sadier,
Vancouver;
Mr.
Totem'
TODAY
to
SATl'RDAY
7
p.m.
-
9:10
p.m.
Sat.
Mat,
2
p.m.
'
NKWS
A
FAMOUS
PI
AVIKST,,,,,,
ear
and
sugar
and
remove
before
pouring
syrup
over
the
onions.
RAW
ri
Cl'MRER
RELISH
8
cups
chopped
cucumbers,
(8
large)
y2
cup
chopped
onion
(1
large)
1
tablespoon
salt
1
1
.
cups
whit
vinegar
't
cup
sugar
23
cup
sugar
'.-34
teaspoon
white
pepper.
Peel
cucumbers,
cut
into
quarters
and
remove
seeds.
Chop
fine-
Principal
role,
that
of
the
pla-
j
Now
ir
the
season
for
pickles
and
relishes
so
Mrs.
Housewife
should
start
to
prepare
her
winter
store.
Home
economists
have
sent
us
thre
new
recipes
for
pickles
and
relishes.
PICKLED
ONIONS
2
quarts
small
white
onions
8
cups
cold
water
i?
cup
salt
4
cups
white
vinegar
1
cup
white
sugar
1
stick
cinnamon
Cover
onions
with
boiling
water,
let
stand
2
to
3
minutes,
drain,
cover
with
cold
water
and
of
i.
Make
a
brine
of
the
water
and
salt.
Pour
over
onions
and
let
stand
overnight.
Drain,
rinse
R
ECiPES
and
Mrs.
,
P.
DesBrisay.
Deep
iCove;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Chilton
land
family.
Smithers;
Mrs.
E.
Ken.
Edmonton;
R.
E.
Kingston,
Ig.
S.
Clark
and
J.
J.
Mctjuade,
i
VaiKouvvr;
W.
H.
Trotter,
Prince
George;
E.
A.
Norcross,
city;
W.
'c.
Paul.
Toronto;
G.
Williamson,
North
Vancouver;
Olof
Ham-on,
.
oil)
;
J
Jctlenes.
Tcikwa.
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
Evening
Shows
7.)
If
.X
UM
toon
lieutenant,
is
carried
out
by
Richard
Widmark.
Walter
Uackl
Palance.
Reginald
Gardiner
and
Marion
Marshall
are
also
prominent
members
of
the
cast.
Rugged
drama
is
graphically
depicted
with
realistic
presentation
of
the
theme
which
records
the
undlsputable
glory
of
the
Marines.
'
Women
of
the
Moose
Lodge
started
off
a
new
season
with
several
committee
meetings
this
week
and
installation
by
acclamation
of
a
new
Senior
Regent,
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre.
Mrs.
C.
H.
Collins,
former
senior
regent,
who
is
leaving
the
rity.
gave
a
farewell
speech,
followed
by
Mrs.
Mclntyre.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
Alumni
committee
.in
charge
of
Mrs.
P.
Piistula.
Raffle
was
won
by
Mrs.
A.
Simpson,
and
lucky
boy
drawing
by
Mrs.
H.
R.
D.
Wilson.
A
hom
"-makinp,
committee
meeting
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon
with
seven
members
present.
Mrs.
William
McCalhim
was
first
prize
winner
in
whist;
Mrs.
SophL-
Ciiske,
second.
Other
members
present
were
Mrs.
O.
Stegavig,
Mrs.
R.
Giske,
Mrs.
B.
J.
Fmsthson.
Mrs.
W.
McCalhim,
Mrs.
H.
Muncey
and
Mrs.
J.
Thompson.
Plans
for
the
fall
bazaar
raffk
wore
discussed
by
a
combined
meeting
of
the
publicity
and
membership
committee
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
Ritchie.
Attending
were
Mrs.
R.
Wilson,
Mrs.
J.
nans
oi
;
ly
or
put
through
coarse
grinder
Add
chopped
onion
and
salt.
Mix
I
well,
place
In
colander
and
allow
t"
drain
thoroughly.
Bring
vinegar,
water
and
sugar
to
boil
and
istir
until
sugar
Is
dissolved.
Rv-move
from
heat,
add
pepper
and
drained
vegetables.
Blend
well,
pack
into
sterilized
sealers
and
seal.
Do
not
use
for
at
least
one
.month.
Yield:
40
ounces.
M
TICHNICOIOR
AT"
sJir
Pa
Simttvri
MACARONI
AM)
C1IKKSE
2
cup
dripping
Medium-.sized
onion
1
cup
powdered
skim
milk
4
tablespoons
flour
1
'
j
tea-spoons
salt
2
1
z
cups
canned
tomatoes
Dash
of
pepper
'4
cup
water
'i
lb.
macaroni
cooked
1
cup
grated
cheese
Cook
onions
in
dripping
until
tender
and
lightly
browned.
Mix
powdered
skim
milk,
flour,
salt
and
pepper.
Blend
into
fat
and
onions.
Add
tomatoes
and
water.
Blend
well.
Cook
until
thickened.
Add
the
cooked
macaroni
and
cheese.
Cook
until
cheese
Is
melted.
Makes
about
six
n
iso
-
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XI'
Saturday
Matinee
!
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ANCIENT
GAME
Earll:;t
mention
of
football
In
!
Eng'and
was
contained
In
a
History
of
London"
written
in
1175.
2
cups
sugar
!
I
cup
vinegar
l
cup
water
Combine
b'
ets.
cabbage,
sweet
1
red
pepper,
horseradish,
salt,
pepper
and
sugar.
Heat
vinegar
and
water
to
boiling
point.
Add
t
o
first
mixture
and
mix
thoroughly.
Pack
into
hot
sterilized
tars
ana
seal.
Yield:
about
8
cups.
thoroughly
with
cold
water
and
drain
aain.
Pack
into
sealers.
Hrat
vinegar,
sugar
and
cinnamon
lo
boiling
point,
boil
5
min-utvs
and
rem
ive
cinnamon.
Fill
valers
with
boiling
syrup
and
seal.
Yield:
2
quarts.
NO'IE
If
a
more
spicy
flavor
is
desired,
one
chili
pepper
may
be
added
to
the
above
recipe,
removing
the
pepper
with
the
cinnamon.
In
place
of
the
cinnamon
and
chili
pepper,
2
tablespoons
of
mixed
pickling
spice
may
be
used.
Tie
these
loosely
in
a
small
fine
REET
RELISH
4
cups
cooked
finely
chopped
beets
4
eiius
finvly
chopped
LONDON
0-Fifty-tiEii
LONDON
tf
The
Borough
Council
of
London's
Green
dis
To
Sandspit
(today)
Mrs.
R.j
Johnson,
R.
Falkenberg,
R.
Ham-
j
ilton.
Mrs.
F.
Barber,
Miss
S.
Best.
J.
Kulovitz,
J.
Armstrong-.
L.
S.
Hope,
B.
Foster,
J.
Mc
Quade,
Mrs.
L.
E.
WLshart,
S.
Amemori.
To
Sandspit
(today)
Mrs.
C.
Oldfleld.
'.a
.no
ooarclca
a
nla
trict
re::cnuy
r.came
me
nrsi
Airica
Rot
as
lar
at
the
t-
,oca'
council
ill
uiuain
to
aamn
coast
ana
thru
had
to
com,
Vi
sweet
red
pepper
i
!2
cup
grated
horseradish
I
l
teaspoon
salt
'
l
IS
teaspoon
pepper
Thr
plane
had
develops
,
the
public
lo
lis
committee
meet
Ings.
:
iron
Die.
Mill
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
REMODELLING
EXPANSION
SALE
We
Must
Give
the
Carpenters
Room.
THIS
IS
IT!
The
Work
Has
Already
Started
COME
ON
IN
FOR
BARGAINS
IT
WiMi
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LADIES'
COATS
LADIES'
BLOUSES
LADIES'
DRESSES
Group
No.
1
7L
mi
ww-m
tnniilnr
nriroc
5izes
12
to
42.
Assorted!
vjtf
y
Loaics
Sizes
14
through
20.
W?e
.....
i.
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Kegular
5
J.6U
to
$b
Ql
f
Group
No.
2
vr
u
Pair
tor
SI
Group
No.
1
Reg.
$23
to
$25
Group
No.
2
521
Ren
"nn
to
tsn
Af?ipr5to$2-
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9
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Mm
lA.
Asst-Sizes
I
Assorted
styles.
Limited
Quantity
7
baby
1
Vf;
i
.bonnets
1
j
Tl
Kelt.
SI
M
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W
LADIES'
SUB-TEEN
DRESSES
Mw'ffi
For
the
In-Between
Girls.
ill'iA
Regular
prices
$6
to
$9
?
;
I3iu&.
TEEN
PAIGE
DRESSES
7
fi
Branded
teen
age
dresses.
..
'
'
Regular
pnees
$10
to
$15
I
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CLEARING
75
LADIES'
SKIRTS
Group
No.
1
$
Regular
$5
to
$6
Assorted
.
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1
i
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t
i
H
TEE
SHIRTS
R
"
$1
"
Priced
to
Sell.
Jl
Tjy
Reduced
to
Clear.
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hi
Group.
No.
2
Regular
$7
to
$10.
Your
choice
W
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Ref.
3tc
v
MERCHANDISE
WE
CANNOT
REPLACE
AT
THESE
SALE
PRICES.
YOU'RE
THE
WINNER!
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SWIM
SUITS
:
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J
m
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Sizes
2-fi
AJ
SALE
NOW
ON.
COME
'N
GET
IT!
NO
EXCHANGES.
PLEASE.
Lk
Clearint
Regular
S3.?5
LADIES'
FLANNELETTE
PYJAMAS
Vrf.
$4.85
-
$1.50
I.ADIKS'
Finest
Quolity
Imported
KID
GLOVES
'2
Siz-s
6,
61
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6:'.,
7
and
7':,.
C'hoii
e
of
B;ark
and
Brown
Reeular
jw:ees
52"
x
2"
Colorful
TABLECLOTHS
$2
Washable,
printed
cotton
36"
x
36"
FILET
LACE
CLOTHS
1
Elaborate
woven
design
ml
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1
M:A
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5'
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Jo-Jo
l
www
urn
milium
n
nwn
mhi
Warm,
soft
Acadia
Flannelette.
Pretty
floral
design.
Nicely
styled.
Assorted
sizes
.
.
.
For
Fall
and
j
b
..
....
Winter
wear.
LADIES'
UMBRELLAS
Ht'Kular
popular
$(1
CTfi
p.iec
$3.95
and
$4
95
it)U
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f
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Pm
I
SCARVES
:
S,
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v
r,
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Reg,
Price
$2.50
-
$3
BRIDGE
SETS
:j-Piece
Sets
Oifl
B-::ced.
'
I'oii
Hi'.'id
D
nw
n
er
Irish
I
inn
3.50
JA
vK.
J.
F
nest
Quality.
.
$
Rt;,.
$5
9:.
$6.95
and
$7.95.
WVoo
h
Crochet
V
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JACKET
fJ
jpP
7
INFANTS'
T
BLANKETS
V
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$0.
size
36x42
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GAUGE
.
NYLONS
Full
fashi'.n
sheer
bubs.
Reg,
$2.
PLASTIC
BUNGALOW
CURTAINS
Complete
set
with
valance.
Attractive
ratte'n-I.imiterl
quantilv
Sizs
60
x
90
GREY
FLANNELETTE
SHEETS
Co;ortrt
holders.
First
quality.
,
'
m
fffk
'
da
i
n
a"'
II
1
$2.50
SETS
'1.23
All
sizes.
Et;;ek-
up
now
for
Fill!
Bnri
Winter
I'FR
PAIlt
Afler
40
years
of
building
good-will
and
outstanding
value-giving
in
ladies'
and
children's
wear
and
yard
goods
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert,
Wallace's
Department
Store
arc
embarking
on
their
greatest
project.
Long
known
as
Prince
Rupert's
largest
Department
Store,
Wallace's
are
not
only
adding
fifty
per
cent
mere
selling
space
for
your
shopping
pleasure
but
also
modernizing
to
give
you
a
store
you
can
be
proud
c'.
Until
the
work
is
finished,
our
modernizing
contractors
need
room.
We're
going
to
sacrifice.
Come
on
in
and
see
for
yourself.
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
REMODELLING
SALE
IS
NOW
ON!
WMIM
IP
m
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yr