TRY
THIS
NEW
RECIPE
IT'S
CHEAP
AND
HEALTHFUL
COSTS
BUT
FEW
CENTS
CHILDREN
WILL
LOVE
IT
SHIPS
FOR
THIS
PORT
Frince
George
Editor
Sees
Great
Advantage
to
Prince
Rupert
From
Subsidy
and
colds.
Right
away
that
tight
ness
loosens
ud
Dhlezm
is
exiei;
.
1
f
1
I
t
i
Y
1
1
"
WbUIH
11141
pWrtXlljMI
VV-4VM
.
'
1
aiuuiers
uu
uiu
mate
a
syrup
hruthimr
ruwtmo
-cir
vi
Over
60
different
kinds
of
Canadian
Fish
and
Shellfish
can
be
served
in
an
infinite
variety
of
delicious
new
mealtime
treats!
t
Even
the
fussiest
appetite
in
the
family
will
like
these
dishes.
They
have
the
tang
of
true
flavour
...
a
.whisper
of
Nature's
bounty
...
the
choice
quality
given
by
the
cool
clear
waters
of
Canada.
'And
Fish
is
nourishing
.
.
.
full
of
the
pep-building
vitamins,
and
health-giving
elements.
Serve
it
often
to
your
family
...
it
adds
new
interest
to
the
dinner
table
without
bulging
the
budget.
Department
of
Fisheriet,
Ottawa.
5:
WMi
FOR
flf
BOOKUTI
Plputmtnc
of
FfeWlet,
Ottlwi.
PI
fiie
end
roe
your
free
Booklet,
"100
Teiaptini
Puh
Recipei".
rVMir,,,,,
'
fc
(Plee
print
letter!
pliioly)
'AUmi..
...D54
ROYAL
MARINES
LONG
ROYALTY'S
FAVORITE
(Continued
From
Page
One)
ling
on
anything
from
a
bugle
to
a
bassoon.
Thus
apart
from
their
Imposing
repertoire
of
band
selec-
they
can
transmute
them-!
vwv
jvian.
v
a
uiujuuuo
nubicc
unu
by
dissolving
2
tablespoons
of
su-
ar
m
half
a
tea-cuPrul
of
warln
tbottfe
of
Buckley's
Mixture'
a
modern
dance
orcnestra
or
con
water.
Add
the
contents
of
on
t?f
?
,
Z?LVZu
'centrate
on
strings
and
reeds,
small
botUe
of
Buckleys
Cough
fVl
keJ
Jt
1
Weut
Dunn,
himself.
Is
one
of1
Mixture
and
mix
well
This
will
to
last
the
family
all
through
x
the.
...
Vn
vlollnls
the
"
"n
Uni.
make
3
bottles
ol
dependable
bad
weather.
Learn
for
yourself
FJ
,J?8
VIlu)ists
Km.
Before
his
creamy
white
alkaline
cough
re-
why
we
most
economical
lJ
aPPotat-j
medy
and
you
save
money.
Take
a
'
.
.
,,.,
of
ment
as
director
of
the
band
in1
dessert
spoWul
every
half-hour
SifaSS
i5t
Af
&
1931'
at
th
6e
of
22.
he
played
'
Ifs
really
surprising
to
see
how
with
Buckleys
Mixture.
All
drug-
wun
Broafl-
M
quickly
'
it
relieves
stubborn
coughs
gists
sell
Buckley
s
Mixture.
13
etB"Ush
casting
Corporations
famous
sym.-,
i
phony
orchestra.
made
as
we
presume
they
will
be
Band-Set.
J.
K.
O.
His
deputy,
Hamilton,
Is
In
the
immediate
future,
there
also
a
noted
soloist,
should
be
not
only
an
increase
of.
The
Royal
Marine
Band,
under
trade
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
that
name,
is
a
comparatively
but
greater
traffic
on
the
Can-
modern
institution.
Since
1664,
adlan
National
Railways
which
when
the
fife
and
drum
were
more
should
be
reflected
In
more
employ-
commonplace,
the
marines
have
ment
on
the
railway.
played
a
prominent
role
in
the
"Possibilities
are
envisaged
of
musical
history
of
the,
services.
It
The
Prince
George
Citizen
says
,
considerable
new
trade
opening
up
wa
not
until
1923,
however,
that
editorially:
,
In
the
territories
east
to
the
pralr-the
old
Royal
Marine
Light
In-
The
federal
government
hashes,
and
ot
Import
and
export
trade
fantry
Band
and
the
Royal
Marine
called
for
tenders
for
a
line
of
I
expanding
between
Rupert
and
Ed-
Artillery
Band
were
dissolved
and
steamship
sailings
between
Prince'
monton.
Whether
or
not
a
subsl-
reorganized
as
the
Royal
Marine
Rupert
and
the
United
Kingdom.'
dlzed
water
haul
will
permit
our
Band.
It
Is
now
divided
into
three
lumber
Industry
to
enter
British
divisions
with
headquarters
at
Three
round
trips
per
year
are
pro-1
posed
as
a
minimum.
Ships
must;marKcu
remains
to
oe
seen
out
t,
i-ijumiuiu
auu
umui
be
fitted
to
carry
grain
and
fish
as
well
as
general
freight.
"Olo'f
Hanson,
M.P.
for
Skecna,
Is
entitled
to
credit
for
having
pursued
what
appeared
at
times
to
be
the
unattainable
and
having
got
the
government
to
agree
to
a
subsidy
for
large
ships
of
not
less
than
8.000
tons
to
use
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
freight
to
and
from
the
United
Kingdom.
'."In.
this
he
has
been
supported
is
worth
investigating
"Prince
Rupert
has
been
at
a
disadvantage
ln
attracting
freighters
to
the
port
owing
to
the
longer
haul
and
the
Increased
cost
of
running
up
to
Prince
Rupert
without
cargoes
which
have
been
usually
un-
by
the
member
for
Cariboo,
and
by
use
and
providing
more
freight
on
resolutions
from
the
Associated
the
government
owned
railway.
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British'
should
also
prove
a
stimulus
Columbia.
At
the
last
annual
con-;to
nw
Industries
.to
be
developed
ycntlon
of
(he
board
at
Smlthers,
ln
Central
British
Columbia."
George
Nickerson
Introduced
a
res-j
olutlon
urging
a
subsidy
and
was
MOSCOW,
Feb.
7:
(CP)
Soviet
strongly-
supported
by
Prince
scientists
are
drawing
up
plans
George
delegates
and
by
the
un-
for
a
special
register
of
citizens
inimous
approval
of
the
conven-more
than
100
years
old
for
ration,
search
into
the
causes
of
long-"When
arrangements
have
been
evlty.
am
.First
director
of
the
new
Portsmouth
unit
was
R.
P.
OTJonne1
now
a
squadron
leader
and
director
of
the
Air
Force
Band.
His
bro-
of
the
Plymouth
and
Catham
loaded
-at
Vancouver.
A
subsidy
bands
at
tne
tlmCi
cuuuiu
uu
mum
tu
cuuiuei
mis
Disadvantage,
and
prove
a
good
Investment
indirectly
to
the
government
by
bringing
the
grain
elevator
Into
thers
were
respectively
ln
charge
Good
Queen's
Choice
Throughout
her
rtlgn,
Queen
CONTROVERSIAL
STATUE
OF
HAIG
UNVEILED
Ending
an
eight-year
controversy
over
Its
fitness
as
a
memorial
to
the
late
Earl
Halg,
the
four-ton
equestrian
statue
shown
above
was
dedicated
at
London
by
the
Duke
of
Olocester.
Lady
Halg
who
once
claimed
the
statue
was
monstrous"
did
not
attend
the
ceremony.
Because
of
a
quarrel
arising
out
of
the
original
statue,
three
models
were
madt
before
the
committee
ln
charge
gave
its
approval.
the
Armistice
Day
service
In
tunic
of
navy
blue
Is
trimmed
with
Whitehall.
scarlet
facings
and
sold
braiding
Commemorating
its
selection
for
with
the
"Royal
Yacht"
badge
on
the
1911
Durbar
trip,
the
band
Is
the
shoulder.
A
broad
red
strip;
entitled
to
wear
a
distinctive
cap
runs
down
the
leg
scam
of
the
badge.
This
Is
a
gilt
grenade
on
trousers
which
match
the
tunic
Victoria
showed
a
particular
pre-.
which
Is
mounted
the
Royal
Cy-
In
color.
There
are
plenty
of
brass
ference
for
the
Royal
Marine
Light
:pher
"O.
V.
R."
and
a
crown
In
buttons
to
keep
the
boys
busj
Infantry
Band
with
the
result
It
silver
surrounded
by
a
gilt
laurel
when
they
are
not
rehearsing,
was
commanded
to
play
at
most
of
.
wreath.
The
Royal
Cypher
In
sil-
f
When
the
Repulse
anchors
oft
the
more
Important
royal
func-;ver
Is
also
worn
by
all
ranks
on
Quebec
on
May
IS
Uic
band
wlh
tiens.
It
performed
at
royal
gar-1
the
helmet
plate
over
the
anchor
appear
on
deck
ln
Its
full
cere-den
parties,
eX
Ascot
and
f
re-
j
and
below
the
plate.
monlal
dress
but.
according
to
quently
was
given
the
honor
of
J
(present
plans.
It
will
no
accom
entertaining
visiting
royalty.
Down
I
Go,d
and
Scar,et
pany
Their
Majesties
ashore.
A
tnrougu
the
years
I
has
shared
the
The
smart
ceremonial
uniform
program
has
not
yet
been
arrang-
llmellght
with
other
leading
ser-
worn
by
the
bandsmen
Is
one
of
ed
for
the
band
while
It
Is
await
vice
bands
at
coronations,
national
the
most
striking
of
the
various,
ing
return
of
the
King
and
Queen
celebrations
and
more
recently
at
service
units.
The
close
-
fitting
from
their
trans-continental
tour
'
mITU
XlSii1
2
pouodi
of
ftllets,
or
tnj
vholc
fish
L.
V
'timrZ
Wl
lB
WV
I
I
H
WIW
2
nnef
wit.
km.
Wttd
crumb
IW'ZJ
fHP
?
JT
'
IB1
WW
SSkWliPSIIB,
1
rmjpoo
ot
mixi
poultry
tmooing
NliliW'
,"JT'.
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I
Bt
H
I
Q
!
A.
or
wfptAe
Slim
with
ZwUw'
V
JVi
Fm
UJJJJJ
iJJH
omp
doeh.
Mil
rtw
other
ingredwiiti
to
(ofm
W
ItWZfW
Vv.
W
WL
B
(
I
"
t'ftt4
pta
with
the
drtuinc
on
lop
jEMM'iijt
iS
IWi
1
m
m
,
rfn
tnd
oothrt
Lin
wn
the
drn.
Mitt
WKZMt'
NStk
I
V
1
I
the
foUowui
muc
ux
pour
oer
the
hjh:
'
&KmS
'ff
y
ablespooni
of
butter
or
rat,
incited
.sBV"'
SJZ
J
3
ubleipoooa
of
luur
lifted
in
and
blended
:
VS2&
I
2
cupi
of
milk
iA5sJj4-SP'to'
U'ZT'
I
itctspoooofi.it
F?rvXwp?zr
"
4r
'eI
I
I
Cook
until
thick,
itirrinc
to
Veep
mooch.
Add:
MPV
"
jfJU
W
&,
TZZt
omen
ot
H.
ait
of
Mnwt.
like,
tonttn
ot
WlZ?
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I
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tod
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hirdooked
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,
xvil
'
until
'Vt".
tllowni
,bout
10
roinum
lor
eh
L
TO
ifc'
iV
I
I,
inch
thickneu
of
nih.
Servet
6
or
7.
j
jjj''yj
"
CRIAMtD
MM
M
HOT
IISCWTS
Combine
J
Vi
cupfult
of
liked,
cooked
or
fanned
6th
ind
2
nblnpooafuli
of
chopped
pimento
with
1
ctipfal
of
medium
while
Mute.
Senon
with
ult,
pepper
ind
diih
of
areone.
Hale
rkh,
bikini
powder
bixuiti.
rl't
ind
butter
while
hot
ind
tere
with
the
creimed
tih
between
the
liyeri
tnd
oer
thi
top'.
Hot,
buttered
s.
v
i
mum
m
ii
i
1
ms
?zr
mm.
uptniui
i
1
food
iccompiiimenL
CUP
THESE
FILE-SIZE
RECIPES
The
tc
lliwtrited
recipes
are
printeJ
in
hanJy
ize
for
your
file.
Cut
them
out.
and
i
rmte
paste
them
them
on
on
itandird
itandird
recipe
recipe
card
cardf.
Created
by
Umous
dietitian,
ther
1
delicioui.
.m.
but
it
Is
certain
arrangements
will
be
made
for
its
public
appearance
i
In
a
number
of
eastern
centres
ot
Canada.
Dick
Butler
Laid
At
Rest
OH
Friends
and
Acquaintances
Gathered
This
Afternoon
for
Fnnrrl
errtr
at
B.
C.
Undrrtakert
Chapel
Old
friends
and
acquaintanceN
gathered
at
th
-rt-'
he
n
"
.UnderUkfn
this
afternoon
to
at
't-nd
the
fun-rl
of
the
'-
H
h
ard
Butl?r.
Yukmer
of
Gold
Runh
dayr.
and
long
a
Prn
R
"rt
i
dent,
who
died
Saturday.
Very
Rev
I
James
B.
Gibson,
dean
of
8t.
An
drew's
Anglican
XJathedni.
ofMcl-ated.
Intcm"nf
m
mnrl"
In
Falrvlow
Cemetery
with
Bert
Morgan.
Ollllt
Rover.
J
(irr'.-.n
and
George
Clccone
acting
as
ciitmcii
in
rouTics
TOiIANNESBURG.
Feb.
7:
(CP)
-rr.emlcr
Hcrtzojr
ld
nt
a
r1lnni
.Pouth
African
ministers
of
the
1
church
were
entangling
themselves
in
party
politics,
bring
division
to
hir
congregation
and
warned
"in
my
opinion
we
enn
no
longer
suffer
this
state
of
affairs."
Th.
r
11.
.
Daoer.
B.
O
Walker's
Music
Store
Large
Stock
Music
Helntzman.
Nordhelmer
and
Lesace
Pianos
Piano
Tunlnr
with
.
"Resonoicope"
Phone
nine
389
211
4th
RL
in
Tin;
i
I'ltr.Mi:
c
oi
ur
nr
iiuitimi
cui.r.Mint
iv
rintimi:
In
the
M
iltrr
of
I
he
".(UmliiUtratloii
And
ii
thr
.Mller
of
(hp
IMalf
of
'i
Mufli
i,
.tuaiim,
urcTHoril
,:
TAKE
NOTICE
ithait
(by
order
of
HU
f
Honour
Judgw
W.
E.
PUhr
cUll
the
3rd
day
of
IVihruiry
A.
D.
U39,
I
waa
5
Wolti.td
AdirtnlMratcir
of
Uu
Bitatu
.
of
Hugh
M.
AUbjimi.
rwceancd,
late
of
Terra.
B.
C.
aj)d
11
,partw
havln.
tliUlnw
dgalnnt.
Mv
Mtkl
Enta,t
are
hereby
rcqulrrd
to
fumMi
aam
prop-wry
vrrtflod
to
me
on
or
Vfom
tne
ldth
day
uf
March
1030,
and
all
Frt
indebted
to
Uu
Fjitt
tvra
r-quired
do
pHjr
tl
mmmt
ol
their
in-dfbtndncm
(o
m
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Offiotai
AdmlrwiUHtor.
Prlnrn
rtmyirt.
H.
O
DxUrd
the
Ut4i
ifciy
tf.
February,
A.tJ.,""
1939.
tf
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt
Ern
est
Shenoard.
arrived
in
port
at
10:30
this
morning
from
Stewart.
Anyox
and
other
northern
polnUf
and
sails
at
1:30
p.m.
for
Vancou-i
ver
and
VaypolnU.
i
I
Armour
Salvage
Co.'a
power
tUf
Daly,
which
returned
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
Aliford
Bay.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
to
which
point
it
delivered
a
barge
to
be
used
In
connection
with
the
building
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
base
there.
Is
on
a
trip
to
the
Skeena
River
today
to
get
a
load
of
land
to
be
ued
ln
connection
with
the
new
hospital
coiutructton
here.
The
Pachena,
which
remained
over
at
Aliford
Bay
after
delivering
a
load,
of
lumber
from
Blllmor
sawmill
to
assist
ln
unloading
equipment
for
the
contractors
from
Vancouver.
Is
due
back
today.
CJNJi.
steamer
Prinze
John.
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
coming
north
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
left
Queen
Charlotte
City
at
8:30
this
morning
for
M
anted
Inlet
and
should
arrive
here
by
late
tomorrow
afternoon
or
evening.
swout:
oFr
at
ioo
SYDNEY.
N.
S.
W
.
Feb.
7:
CPi
Thomas
Fannin,
who
drank
beer
In
his
youth,
much
rum
In
middle
age
and
gave
un
drinking
entirely
at
100,
Is
dead
here
at
103.
FASTED
FOR
10Z
DAYS
AUCKLAND.
N
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