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double-edge
razors
give
quick,
easy
shaves
at
a
saving
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EDITION
FRIDAY,
MARCH
20,
1912.
Air
Raid
Shelters
.
.
.
The
local
A.R.P.
organization
will
be
gratified,
and
tho
nublic
Penerallv
mitrht
be
well
appreciative,
of
the
.
.1
1
-
4
1ATTPT
I
ut
TC
Gardening
The
secret
of
high
yield
in
small
gardens
lies
in
Immaculate
cultivation,
good
feeding
and
constant
care.
Yet
all
this
takes
ieS
work,
where
no
space
Is
wMted,
than
poor
care
In
a
garden
whieh
Is
too
largo.
There
is
a
ptyohotaftea!
effect
Involved.
The
small
garifeti
dws
not
make
one
tired
to
look
at
it
when
warm
summer
days
arrive.
A
garden
25
by
50
feet
made
on
.the
rear
of
a
lot
can
be
devoted
to
vegetables
and
flowers.
The
labor
of
caring
for
It
Is
not
really
labor.
It
is
recreation.
Vegetables
grtffrn
in
well-fed,
cultivated
and
watered
rows
ma
ture
rapidly
and
yield
heavily;
green,
which
means
it
has
the
maximum
vitamin
content.
So
with
all
the
crops.
The
variety
of
food
placed
on
the
table
has
much
to
do
with
the
quantity
which
the
family
eats.
grown
so
the
menu
never
grows
monotonous.
The
family
taste
should
always
be
considered,
and
planning
should
be
based
the
actual
food
needs
of
the
sum
mer.
To
grow
many
time
the
quantity
of
greens
that
can
be
onnnnnnompnt
mnrlp
Hv
T
T)
Pflttllllo.
the
local
member.
I
eaten
at
home
.
t
,
it..ii:
j.t.i.
...:n
u
inlm.
ever
rich
in
vitamins
01
premier
donn
xiart
s
assurance
iuul
sieija
m
uc
wmi.
to
give
particular
financial
consideration
to
Prince
Ru-
pert
in
connection
with
civilian
protection
measures,
We
have
heard
on
many
hands
of
our
vulnerability;
and
a
realistic
survey
of
the
Pacific
war
scene
makes
obvious
the
potential
possibility
of
attack
here.
The
authorities
have
been
slow
to
move,
the
most
of
us
think,
in
this
and
other
matters.
It
would
seem
there'
mav
be
little
time
to
be
lost
now.
With
more
substantial
finances
now
being
m
sight
wasteful,
how-
the
greens
may
be.
Here
is
the
reason
for
insistence
UDon
conservtag
human
energy.
.....
,
.
1,
.
'
B
lvi
une
goou
oornoing
iniga
pulverize
a
great
ueai
uiFiKei
is
able
to
eat
rour
durks
and
.Prince
Rupert.
The
immediate
spending
of
a
few
thou-J
'or
more,
sand
dollars
in
providing
air
raid
shelters
might
save
1?
many
lives
a
nine
later
on.
The
Truth
Won'rHurt
Us
.
.
.
There
have
been
justified
complaints
of
overly
op
timistic
war
headlines
-in
certain
Canadian
and
American
j
daily
newspapers,
comments
Financial
Post.
Undoubtedly
the
public
morale
has
suffered
and
will
continue
to
suffer
unless
prompt
steps
are
taken
to
correct
this
situ
ation.
The
average
Canadian
reader
is
not
.as
gullible
and
immature
as
some
of
these
headline
writers
seem
to
imagine.
Sooner
or
later
the
public
must
face
the
truth
and
when
it
does
it
will
be
better
prepared
for
the
long,
hard
and
.bitter
war
ahead
of
us.
There
is
absolutely
nothing
to
be
gained
by
continually
minimizing
our
losses,
by
trying
to
arouse
a
belief
that
there
is
a
short
cut
to
victory.
The
other
day
we
were
told
that
a
great
naval
vic-tory
had
been
scored
in
the
waters
around
Java.
The
public
went
to
bed
confident
that
Java
was
saved
and
that
the
Japs
were
in
retreat.
Next
day
the
same
papers
which
had
headlined
the
naval
victory
reported,
in
smaller
type,
that
the
Japs
had
landed
and
were
cutting
the
island
in
two.
They
were
also
told
that
the
Japs,
not
the
All?
1
1
Auies,
naa
air
control
A
glance
at
the
man
and
the
most
casual
annrflis.it
Of
the
Position
WOUld
have
iiulicatpfl
thnt
the
ai'timtmn
!n
ix
Tin:
MTKK.Mi:
rnriiT
ok
iikitisii
COM
.MIIIA
ix
ri(oiiri:
In
the
Matter
of
the
"AilnilnMratUm
Art"
And
In
the
M.iltrr
nf
the
il;itc
of
John
Kla,
linniwl
TAKE
NOTICE
that
toy
order
of
Hu
Tn,m
A
n
i
.1.1
.
i
.
-
7
"
I
"onor,
W.
E.
FWr,
made
on
U
18th
uava
vuo
ucojJCittl.e
uie
IllUIIienU
ine
Key
point
Ot
Singa-
lareh.
AD,
1942.
1
wm
appoint-norfi
fell.
Itldppd
wirli
n
liHlo
mnvfl
Mo!
i4.
.f?,rt
Exrcutor
of
tt
of
John
Flva,
i'---
i.tvti.
iiiuic
itauiiiii
n,
was
apparent
that
the
whole
Far
East
situation
was
gravelv
imperilled
once
the
facts
about
Pearl
Harbor
had
been
digested.
Without
immediate
and
strontr
fleet
nrotection
Sing
apore
was
well-nigh
helpless
and
after
it
had
been
can-1
(.uitu
men
otivd,
omnium
uihi
ine
rest
01
tne
liast
Indies
represented
merely
follow-through
operations
for
the
Japanese.
There
was
nothing
to
be
gained
by
raising
the
hopes
that
the
enemy
would
stop
after
taking
the
key.
It
would
have
been
much
better
to
have
adopted
the
realistic
course
of
preparing
the
public
for
the
inevitable
sequels.
Believers
of
groundlessly
optimistic
dispatches
and
headlines
are
not
going
to
co-operate
readily
in
anv
scheme
to
conserve
scarce
and
vital
materials
like
rubber,
gasoline,
sugar,
tin
and
fats.
Thev
dreraced.
and
all'
pftrtlM
having
etairrw
again
trve
aald
etat
are
herator
required
to
furnish
him,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
tjie
lfth
day
of
April.
A.
D.
1942.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
fxJ
the
.anraunt
of
Omtt
HUiXctnem
to
me
forUiwlth.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
DC.
Uida
ntn
day
of
Marsh.
A.
D.
1942.
OLAF
EVINDSEN
Exeoutor
Alice
Arm,
B,
C.
IX
Till:
MTKK.Mt:
COt
llT
OK
IIKITIHII
COI.
(.MIIIA
In
the
Matter
nf
the
"ArtmlnWtintlon
Art"
And
In
the
Matter
of
Jem
Jarnb
Anderwin
othernloe
known
a
4en
P,
Anilrrton
and
Jark
AiiilerMn,
Krreaned.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
fay
Order
oX
)Hh
I
'
Honor
Judge
nhr
dated
the
13th
day
oX
March
1942
I
waa
epttntel
Admdori
tatrator
of
the
Estate
of
tiie
late
JrUi
Jacob
Anderaon
otfurwtae
known
ul
Jena
P.
Anderson
and
Jack
Anderaon,
have
difficulty
in
rpnliino-
fVio
a
nt
jji
.n'r!'.01
1
PrnlT.
Dntun
coiumbta.
V.
.
.
,
1.
-
I'm.
Ui
Ull
lllllllCUlctlU
.HI1U
I
"W
hr
"It
total
war
effort.
They
are
more
than
likrlv
tn
1nr.c
I'nfn1'"1.?942
A.
pm
claim.
.
iii
i
,T
'.
.
i
""
'''"
againw
uie
nam
eHtate
are
required
to
JmPiaCenCV,
WhlCh
ibV
lOntr
ndtlR
la
tflP
ffravocf
I
forwd
them
to
me
on
or
before
Am-11
of
,
the
many
dangers
the
United
Nations
are
facing
at
tSJSt
tlllS
Critical
time.
rwjuirrt
to
py
to
me
Ui
amount
at
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
thnt
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
game.
DATED
st
Prlmce
Rupert,
B.C.
thla
Hth
day
of
March
A.
D.
1042.
NOItMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator
Prtace
Rupert,
II
,C.
Timely
Recipes
HONEY
CAKE
V4
cup
shortenms
,
H
cup
brown
sugar
cup
honey
1
egg
cup
milk
2
cups
cake
or
pastry
flour
Vj
teaspoon
baking
xta
1
teaspoon
baking
oiwtler
i
teaspoonsalt
'
V
teaspoon
ginger
.
teaspoon
nutmeg
teaspoon
cloves
teaspoon
cinnamon
1
cup
raisins
This
recipe
Is
worked
out
f
cause
with
cake
or
pastry
flour.
If
bread
flour
U
substituted,
only
14
cupfuls
of
the
bread
flour
will
be
ing
between
additions.
Add
the
honey
and
the
well-beaten
egg
and
mix
thoroughly.
Mix
and
sift
the
dry
ingredients.
Add
a
little
of
the
flour
to
the
raisins,
then
egg
mixture.
Beat
well,
then
add
the
raisins.
Bake
In
a
moderate
oven
(350
degrees
F.i
for
45
to
60
upon
minutes.
If
desired,
frost
with
a
plain
vanilla
frosting.
This
cake
keeps
well.
The
KITSELAS
The
work
devoted
to
growing
food
Society
held
a
tea
entertainment
that
cannot
be
used
helps
to
dis-
in
the
Christian
Band
of
Workers'
courage
us
from
growing
other
Armory
recently,
proceeds
amount-things
we
need.
A
garden
so
large
ing
to
$23.93
being
raised
towards
that
rwe
neglect
it
when
summer
the
purchase
of
a
new
organ
which
comes
is
not
an
asset
to
national
will
cost
$162.19.
The
program
in-defence.
but
a
serious
mistake.
eluded
speeches,
solos,
duets
and
The
moral
of
this
story
is:
Oreat
quartettes.
I
n
rp
Mthpr
thon
frrAaf
simi.ii
lor
Civilian
protection
organization,
It
appears
mat
one
makes
the
successful
Victory
Gar-
Silas
W.
Bevan
has
been
elected
nf
the
verv
first
thinp-s
we
should
:have
would
be
some-
den.
thing
in
the
way
of
air
raid
shelters
with
substantial
capacity.
Not
a
few
of
the
citizens
have
been
working
earn
estly
and
diligently
these
many
weeks
now
in
organizing
forces
for
service
in
the
event
of
disaster
conditions.
According
lners,
the
steamer
William
J.
Stewart
reports
the
existence
of
uncharted
rocks
in
the
vicinity
of
Hire
Rocks.
All-
president
of
the
Christian
Band
of
Workers
at
Kltselas.
Solomon
to
a
notice
to
mar-
H.
Bevan
Is
captain,
hydrographlc
service
PERMITS
BOOSTED
Now
it
is
high
time
that
the
authorities
were
also,ford
Queen
charloUc
?
c'n
doing
something
about
it.
Canada's
Jack
fish
Uorthern
1940.
.
.
.
'
.
.
...
i
1
1.
-
I-l
i.
.1
i
r
fiirls
Coats,
Girl'
DresHes,
Children's
Coats,
Children's
Dresses
Announcement
We
are
glad
to
announce
that
we
are
now
adding
a
SHOE
IlKPAIKINfi
DKIT.
at
our
shop,
with
Mr.
Charlie
,
W.
Yatt
in
full
charge.
As
Charlie
has
many
y?ars'
experience
In
the
trade
he
knows
how
to
rebuild
your
shoe
right.
Let
him
do
It
for
you.
We
also
carry
DRESS
SHOES
AND
WORKING;
BOOTS
LING,
the
Tailor
Sixth
'Street
Phone
(HO
Suits
Pressed
by
Steam
While
You
Walt
BANQUET
IS
HELD
Annual
(lathcrlnc
of
WotrnMi'ii
Auxiliary
of
Canadian
Some
forty
gueu
aiwrowti
umji
tenth
annual
banquet
of
Uie
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
'
Legion
last
evening
at
th
Barton
i
Cafe.
Mrs.
William
Rothwell.
president,
welcomed
the
withering
In
a
few
well-chosen
woids.
expressing
pleasure
at
the
spUiid(d
co-operation
of
Uie
past
year
arid
the
hope
of
even
greater
for
the
future.
m
J
.
knrl
hd,n
lirilltmitU.
.
,!
for
-vi
ih
.
v
"
.
7".
,
'
"rr
.ed.
"O
Canada"
was
hw.
Wiow-
...
,
,
snuuiu
ue
uicrvuscu
w
r
.
,.
.
,
v,
-.,.1
errmn
In
muh
rUr
imN
.
..u
...i..
.
',ed
.
by
the
toa&t
to
the
Wng
IUI
twhlrri
hnvi.
tr
tiniMlo
with
nH-
.
.
.
.
i.
alnolne
of
"Ood
SaVC
llW
KM.
"
ana
uie
uuiuuk
)uer
snuuiu
-
-
verse
conauions.
iney
are
more
mcreased
to
IVj
teaspoonfuls.
tender,
and
of
far
butter
flavor.
To
mix
the
cake,
cream
the
but-The
lettuce
is
lush
and
riahly
...
ndd
thp
.Uffnr
eradunllv.
beat
add
the
remainder,
alternately
hr
Enough
different
thing
should
be
w1th
the
mUlc
to
tne
butler
and
after
which
the
guest
dW
tH5e
lustiee
to
the
excellent
(Hntr
Drovlded.
uresldent
for
1041,
also
a
ful
bouquet
of
flower.
In
a
short
speech
Uie
preaWent
thanked
the
member,
thai
took
the
opportunity
of
presenting
to
Miss
Edith
Gaudy
a
pair
of
earrings
m
a
.testimonial
of
gratitude
l.
Two
nreentatlons
oixwteti
the
proceedings
with
a
plwwent
et-rc-
monv.
Mrs.
Henry
Smith
Sr,
on
behalf
of
the
members,
presented;
the
traditional
gold
badgg
of
the;
m
past
baautt-!
from
the
auxiliary
for
hr
patient
and
untiring
work
of
the
past
year
for
the
bombed
refugee
of
Britain.
This
faithful
member
has
I
made
355
garment
wtth
her
own
Young
Women's
Christian
hands.
Thanks
were
also
extend
ed
to
Mr.
Rhthardson
who.
though
not
a
member,
has
attended
weekly
and-
given
generously
ot
valuable
assistance
to
Uie
sewing
club.
A
short
program
fotlowed.
th
following
taking
part:
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng.
accompanied
by
Mr.
Ketlbaek.
solos.
'
Mrs.
William
Bras,
readings.
Mrs.
Fred
Hunter,
accompanied
by
.Mrs.
Hanley.
solo.
Community
singing,
accompanied
by
Mr.
Hanley.
Bridge
and
bingo
made
the
rest
'of
the
evening
pass
pleasantly.
Prize-winner
in
bingo
were
Mes-
Value
of
building
permit
Issued
dames
Klllin.
McOreish.
Oarllck.
1941
was
$13501)19
Bremner.
Johannson
and
Davis,
with
$113,005,20E
in
and
in
bridge
Mesdamcs
Corner
and
Ouyan.
ANNETTE'S
in
-
-
Coats,
Suits,
Dresses,
Blouses,
and
Hats
Annette
Ladies'
Wear
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
PROf.
"A
Home
Away
From
Home"
Kates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
it
Cold
Wafer
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Ilox
19G
MEN'S
SUITS
Ladles'
and
fierOV
JO"
Spring
SulU
iU
and
up
M.
T.
LEE,
Tailor
P.O.
Ilox
975
Phone
(Sr.
9fi0
i
TODAY.
MARCH
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Have
You
The
Cash
To
Pay
Your
Income
Tax
Due
March
31st?
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very
month
our
income
lax
it
due
Arc
you
ready
with
(he
raOi
nemury
for
die
required
payment?
No
doubt
you
have
saved
10
perform
your
tax'payini
duty
hut
still
may
need
more
iah,
Whether
the
amount
you
are
short
lie
large
or
small,
sec
today
die
manager
of
our
nearest
branch
who
will
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glad
to
divtini
your
requirements.
In
our
Personal
Loan
Service,
loam
arc
made
on
the
basis
of
repayment
in
twelve
monthly
instalments
at
a
cost
nf
$35
per
$100.
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r
arrangements
may
lie
made
according
,
individual
requirements.
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