jay,
December
9,
1937.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
.
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OF
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mi.ln
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r.
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tarniah.
tartar
likfl
L3t
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it
falne
tcrtb
or
bridf'
In
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and
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d
b.
(lood
llouarkMpme.
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3
Honey
back
II
not
deliKbieo.
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south
Seas
adventure
ro-
.......
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TWVinlrnlnr
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nino"
Run
Ins
fnmnrrnw
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
at
to
ofUK
&;;k
explanation
cxpianauou
,w
from
the
.c
-cure
local
or
district
shipment
to
the
i..u.
A
tit-
Iniofnct
rtt
iJiools,
on
the
subject
of
U.
(287)
jusan1
of.
Tatalrose,
n.'hfe&,Wirin)tr4djlScker
is
slinj
t-lfp
country
arrived.
lbuQhleht.nn
;
thpPrim-n'AinrfTi.fnr
von
Tuesday
nights
tram
Vancouycr.
.,ai
visit
to
town.
He
IJ
)U
Jltlk
iv
v...-
WU1.
lilJUJ
juov
JUlHUl
Odin,
and
aaugntcrs,-
around
'
at
the
Dollar
Store.
Every-
i
UIU
rt
vvliinrl
1LI.
.1
:
1
A
f
m
inn
uuruiuiu.
uwivvu
ujuik
uu
uismav.
li
iu
-
.lniirthtnrc
tin
1
1
ro.
..mnrrnW
CVeillnK.
-
-
t-
rrrTii
lH
hill
.C
LLin
nil
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
cast
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
'
morning
to
be
on
ttlme
Keep
warm
this
cold
weather!
Burn
our
famous
Nanalmo-Welling
ton
coal
Albert
&
McCaffery.
Phone
116-117.
(288)
A.
Dockrill
of
Telkwa
will
be
a
1
passenger
sailing
aboard
the
ss
Prince
Georcc
tonight
for
Van-
i
couver.
Hotel
Arrivals
Itoyal
J.
Campbell
and
P.
Castlno,
Vancouver;
A.
Miller,
Prince
George.
Prince
Hupcrt
Capt.
Mortimer,
II.
Ducommln
"
t
Gardiner
and
:9mmittee
handling
prairie,
R.
Nelson.
Vancouver:
W.
L.
Gra
i
.
i
;
f
ne
in
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li
'
i
nn
.
.
1
.
.1
V.nL.
i:;r
mat.
purjc
uau
wui
oat
of
town
instead
of
belnt
ham,
Toronto;
Thomas
Anderson
Tucks
Inlet.
Central
F.
Fehcnntng,
Stewart,
L.
H.
Brawand
and
G.
H.
Mogdon,
Sml-thers;
Guy
Farrow,
Telkwa;
A.
Miller,
Prince
George;
Mrs.
Mur:
do
Smith.
Terrace:
Miss
Swanhlld
Hougen,
Miss
Ethel
Thomson,
B.j
Hougen,
Miss
Borghlld
Hougen.
Odin
Hougen,
Arthur
Grassier
and
Forrester
Blgney,
Francois
Lake:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Sukewlng
and
fnmily,
Snbwshoe;
J.
B.
Arm-
tst.rnntr.
Krimonton:
Hans
Llnd
f
tua
cinh
tt-fin
In
the'pnnnnr
nif.v:
P.
.1.
Rolls
and
Mrs.
Jnd
there
was
a
eood
alien-
senKcwiz,
cuy.
of
members
with
a
few
I
Be
wlss.
Reaa
Ui
want
ad
.
-JIN
.TOTPSBW
KV
Mrs.
Irvine
Is
President
Named
Head
of
United
Churct
Ladies
Aid
for
Year
mela
and
Mrs.
A.
Gomez.
Tea
Cun
Readlne
Mrs.
J.
Cook
and
George
Balnes.
Candy
Miss
F.
Michlluk
and
Miss
M.
Laporte.
Games
David
Ross.
rinan
Guesslne
Contest
Peter
Czvz.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
B.
Wallace.
Cashier
Mrs.
W.
E.
Penney.
A
display
of
crochet
work
by
Mrs
Brown
of
Port
Esslngton
elicited
much
favorable
comment.
The
winner
of
the
bean
guessing
contest,
the
prize
for
which
was
tu-pntv-five
nounds
of
beef,
was
Miss
Frances
Michlluk.
SHREDDED
WHEAT,
that
the
children
start
SEE
the
day
right
with
Shredded
Wheat.
From
its
precious
whole
wheat
goodness,
they
will
derive
that
vital
nourishment
that
sustains
and
keeps
them
up-to-the-mark.
It
feeds
them
energy
and
fitness.
It
pleases
them
with
its
tempting
wheat
flavor,
while
It
saves
mother
time
and'
work
In
preparing
because
It's
ready-cooked.
Be
sure
to
serve
Shredded
Whcar
today
and
every
day.
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
.
Niagara
Falli
-
Canada
I
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HRFnDED
WHEAT
-
OF
CANADIAN
WHEAT
MADE
IN
CANADA
w
.
-
w
.
vvNvA-r
'vL''.
-v-v
-?
ut
v
.tf
tfo?iri
Christmas
Cards
PlI.LOniANi:
and
TINSEL
KII5UON
lngs.
red,
green,
gold
or
silver
Tags,
Seals,
Gift-Wrappings
There
are
over
300
boxes
of
Christmas
Cards
containing
12,
15,
18
and
21
cards
to
box.
Each
card
Is
different,
some
are
ribbon
tied,
all
are
smart
and
attractively
designed.
Priced
from,
33c,
75c,
$1.00,
$1.25
and
$1.50
per
Box
Individual
cards
priced
from
2
for
5c,
10c,
15c,
20c
&
33c
each
Gay
Christmas
ty-
10c
TAOS
and
SEAKS-FInc
assortment
of
tags
cals-
add
Just
the
right
touch
to
your
Pa?1&-
?
.
luimvUAPPINOS-Fancy
gt
wrt.pp.nl
'papcVthat
will
give
your
package
that
drcsscd-up
look.
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Limited
IJcsiht
Block
Third
Street
PAOl
THRU
THE
DAILY
NCWI
Holland
Sewing
jFor
Royal
Baby
Juliana
Not
Accepting
Public
Gifts
Hut
Lots
of
Private
Delp
'
k
1
:
1,1
t
,
'
1
...
.
1
.
.
.
i.,
Aineeuii.uA4Mii4
iuies
nia
uj.
f
AMSTERDAM,.
Dec.
9
WJ.)-rrfl
the'FirsC
United
Church
took
place
,.nV!.i
cowinrr
circle,
is
workine
Its
Tuesday
evening
for
the
purpose
1
fmgers
off
at
the
"little
white
pa-
.1
.
i
no
-tri-.
-
rm
-
i
.
....
.
.
ui
ejecting
uiutxrs.
ine
eiec
tion
resulted
a3
follows:
Honorary
President,
Mrs
Kergin
W.
H.
President,
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine.
Vice-President,
Mrs.
James
Kri
kevsky.
Secretary,
Mrs.
O.
V.
Wilkinson,
Treasurer
Mrs;
J.
Ciccone.
Womens
Labor
League
Bazaar
Attractive
Afternoon
Affair
Was
Followed
by
Dance
in
Evening
The
bazaar
of
the
Women's
Laboi
League
in
the
Canadian
Labor
De
fense
League
Hall
was
a
successful
affair.
There
were
attractive
fancy
work
and
home
cooking
tables
and
tea
was
served.
Other
features
lent
to
the
interest
of
the
affair
Including
a
two-hour
game
of
bingo.
In
the
evening
dancing
was
enjoyed
from
10:30
rm.
until
1:30
a.m.
witr
snappy
music
by
Russell
Cameror
and
Stan
Veitch.
Those
in
charge
were:
Refreshments
Mrs.
Lee
Inter-
lae.e"
of
Soestdiik.
It's
becau
Crown
Princess
Juliana
found
she
couudn't
sew
and
knit
herself
quite
all
the
garments
she
wanted.
So
a
few
chosen
friends
were
called
in
and
needles
have
been
flying
since
This
babv
of
Juliana
ana
net
consort,
the
German
Bernhard.
will
arrive
about
the
first
of
the)
year
to
be
heir
or
heiress-presumptive
to
the
throne
from
which
firm
Queen
Wllhelmlna
now
rules
Hol
land.
Juliana
Is
the
present
hel:
ipparent;
she
has
no
brothers
or
sisters.
No
public
gifts
for
the
baby
will
ho
QciinM
That,
last
edict
aid
n't
daunt
Netherlands
housewives
rhev
are
sewhiK
and
knitting
lust
xs
hard
as
Juliana's
circle
but'
the
rifts
will
go
to
needy
children
oorn
n
the
same
month
as
tne
lira
itlzen
of
Soestdljk.
Dr.
J.
H,
Carson
returned
to
the
:lty
on
Tuesday
night's
train
from
i
brief
trip
to
Smlthers.
BRONCHITE
Avfc
It
m
medt
mcor
qui
qui
m
tm
ASTHME
Hamanmm
ioui
ii
imix:mM
I"-
-
m
ucj
mti
met
m
mm.m
DUCKLErCu
LJ
MIXTURE
ij
Bernice
Palmer
says
.
.
A
smart
fashioned"
nfrte-match
ng
ensembles!
A
stunning
ouwn
;een
recently
In
San
Francisco
was
blue
tailored
suit
wltli
matching
nsemble
of
bright
red
shoes,
hat
ind
purse.
Wide
slashes
of
dark
lue
leather,
against
the
red
gave
ndicatioiVioT
tire
'coronation
ln-
luence
even
here.
.
-
Bv
the
way.,
how
many
of
you
have
tried
hot
watcrpastry?
Hen
s
a
peanut
butter
cookie
,
that
Is
du-erent
andkecps
well"
if
glrejT
thr
chance.
...
Peanut
Butter
Cookies
iy2
cups
powdered
sugar;
'
1
cup
dates
(optional);
1
cup
peanut
butter;
4
egg
whites.
Method
Put
all
lugrpdlents
in
bowl
and
mix
well.
Drop
.on
bak-
ng
sheet.
Bake
a
300K
sdegrees
,1,,
f
1a
tn
nn-
iviliiiiloo
until
dplt-
ate
brown.
Be
sure
and
use
nice
fresh
pea-
nit
butter
and
not
any
all
dried
up.
Oakland.
CHEERIO.
Announcements
All
advertisements
ln
thls
column
will
be
charged
tor
a'tull
month
at
25c
a
word..
Lutheran
Sewing
Circle
Bazaar,
December
8.
iS
Baptist
Tea.
December
a.
S.O.N.
Christmas
Tree
December
29.
C.Y.S.
Holiday
Dance
Dec
28th
Oddfellows'
Hall.
.
V.
Norkap
Christmas
Tree
December
Oddfellows'
Old
Time
'Hogmanay
Dance,
December
ji.
,
l,.M
ACT
NulUc
or
luti'iilliiii
lu
Apply
tu
J
1
.11
Mil
Tn
rrlnro
RiuK-rt
Land
tleocrdlna
nilr-Lr..t
nf
llrUinh
CollUllblS.
lld
tltli-
7mvom
Thlalld
ou.UiO
N.jW.
D31nt
,
-l
r-v
Oil
WHS
SUM
OH
.UI.
M
I
V
i).itn.a,ll
n..l,Yt
Take
natlco
tlutt
Praiut
Waterman
or
Prlnoa
tlnrwrt
Ti
C.
OOCUtKLtlCm
MlnM.
luU-ittU
to
tipply
for
.
ifuwe
of
tbe
101-
IowIhr
deticrlbPd
Ituuua:
eui
oi
toe
rre'
orr
Aromzazu
vmta.
DumTrwiiflrut
at
a
post
Dlaadrd
01
the
hWh
eroasy
txUkt
on
the
South
Bide
of
the
rot
tlieace
1800
fecit
NnrtliniHt:
thraife
1600
feet
Northwest
thence
1800
feet
Soutliwent;
then.-e
1500
feet
Southeast
a
(id
coii.Ulrjlng.J3
Timely
Recipes
PUMTKIN
nE
One
of
the
old
Puritan
ministers
rtMc-A
nun-mkln
"a
fruit
which
tht
Trrt
fed
his
Deople
witn
im
com
,a
ootHn
lnrrpa.d."
and
it
is
Wv
'
nuit.-.
true
that
the
pumpkin
eas
.
.
-
lly
grown,
easily
coosea
ana
caauj
keDt
In
a
dried
state,
as
tne
coion
.stj;
iparned
from
the
Indians
mus
sometimes
have
seemed
like
a
gift
from
heaven
to
the
hungry
settlers
nf
iht-
New
World.
At
first
tht
pumpkin
was
served
as
"pumpkin
tauen".
but
it
was
not
long
Deiore
t.hp
enterrjrislne
pioneer
cook
had
concocted
it
into
a
pie.
She
used
maDle
svrup
as
sweetening
an
nthpr.
native
American
food
to
which
the
Indians
introduced
thi
white
man.
Pumpkin
Pic
1
cup
steamed,
strained
pump
kin;
y2
teaspoon
salt;
1
teaspoon
ginger;
y2
teaspoon
cloves;
2
teaspoons
cinnamon;
3
pfftrs:
'
1
1-3
cups
fl
can)
sweetened
ondensed
milk;
1
cud
water.
Unbaked
Die
crust
(9-inch).
Thorouahly
mix
steamed,
strain-
d
and
mashed
pumpkin,
salt,
gin
rer.
cloves,
cinnamon,
eggs,
sweet,
ned
condensed
milk
and
water
Pour
Into
unbaked
pie
crust.
Bake
n
hot'
oven
(450
deg.
F.)
10
mln-
ites.
then
reduce
temperature
tc
noderate
(350
dee.
F.)
and
bak
lboiit
35
minutes
longer,
on
until
he
filling
has
set.
Built
The
Home-
Then
Married
St.
Louis
Couple
Determined
nave
Roof
Over
Heads
To
ST.
LOUIS,
Dec.
9
(CP.)
Thej
vahted
to
get
married
but
not
intll
they
had
a
roof
over
then
leads.
So
for
three
long
years
Vferedith
Shapleigh
and
John
larshall
Cleary.
jr.,
tolled
in
a
se
cret
location
building
a
handsome
line-room
dwelling
with
their
owi
lands.
It's
finished
now
and
they
are
going
to
be
married.
Their
friends
called
them
crazy
'jut
they
had
an
answer.
Says
Miss
Jhapleigh:
"We
had
a
lot
more
fun
yorklng
together
on
something
wc
wth
wanted
than
we
would
have
ratten
out
of
being
married
anc
starting
in
a
dinky
apartment
lr
.own,'-
GIVE
PHOTOS
This
Christmas
The
only
gift
your
fri
nds
cannot
buy.
BEN?
ON
STUDIO
Jrd
Avenue
JONES
Family
Market
'hone
93?
AND
Phone
95'
Fulton
Meat
Market
t'hone
683
VEAL
CHOPS
2'
lbs.
LAMB
CHOPS
Specials
VEAL
-lb
SHOULDER
of
VEAL
VEAL
STEAK
Per
lb.
L.VUIt
2
lbs
-
SHOULDER
of
LAMB
Per
lb
MUTTON
CHOPS
2'
lbs
BEEF
HAMBURGER
3
lbs
T-BONE
STEAK
Per
lb
SIRLOIN
STEAK
Per
lb
SHORT
RIBS
PRIME
RIB
SHORT
STANDING
Per
lb
PORK
SHOULDER
of
PORK
Per
lb
LEGS
of
PORK
Per
lb
LOIN
PORK
CHOPS
2
lbs
rhone
683
50c
20c
45c
45c
15c
35c
25c
20c
20c
25c
15c
16c
20c
45c
pnONES
18
and
81
AfWtmm
Chris
till
as
Gif,
Suggestions
Yardley
of
London
has
sent
us
a
truly
wonderful
assortment
of
Yardley
gift
boxes...
They're
boxes
packed
with
feminine
luxuries
and
maiculine
aids
to
smart
grooming.
The
two
illustrated
are
from
a
range
that
runs
from
85c
to
J
20.00.
See
ihem
at
our
Yardley
counter.
P.
O.
BOX
575
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
'
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
uents"
ft
f
.
fl
.
I
I
.iiall
I.
'
(
I
chase
&
sanborn:s;cof-.:
FEE
Extra
quality.
QQn
Per
lb
:
0VX'
AYLMER
SOUPS
Tomato,
Vegetable,
Cream
of
OCJp
Other
Varieties.
Tin
9c
PORK
&
BEANS
Lib-
OQa
by's.
2's,
sqt.
3
tins
..
PEANUT
BUTTER
Empress.
None
finer.
Vs.
Per
tin
2's.
Per
tin
4's.
Per
tin
16c
29c
53c
FRY'S
CHOCOLATE
Un
sweetened
for
bak-
1
A01
Qp
lng.
'2-lb.
pkg.
FLAVORING
Em-
QOn
press.
2-oz.
bottle.
...
CLUSTER
RAISINS
California,
for
the
Xmas
9Qs
Gt
.
table.
Pkg
MINCEMEAT
Empress,
best
quality.
16-oz.
con-
QOp
OOXs
talner.
2.
for
POPPING
CORN
Make
your
own
popcorn.
1
H
P
AVU
Per
lb
XMAS
MIXED
CAN-
"lOp
DIEs
Per
lb.
MOIRS'
FINEST
ASSORT
MENT
CANDIES
Creams,
Jellies,
mints,
etc.
Qn
DL
Per
lb
3
lbs
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