PAGE
SIX
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Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
Featuring
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Chas.
Dodimcad
Optomctrbt
In
Cham
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelrj.
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
for
Fine
China,
Dinnerwarc,
Glasses,
Baggace
and
Novelties.
MAX
HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
i
FOR
A
GREATER
"DEGREE'
Rupert
Men's
&
Boys'
Store
Lad
les
DINETTE
SUITS,
CHINA
GABINETS.
LIVING
ROOM
TABLES,
BABY
HIGH
CHAIRS,
PRAMS
AND
BABY
SWINGS,
SIMMONS
BEDS.
See
Our
Windows
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
BUY
-
the
NEW
VICTORY
BONDS
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Only
One
Dozen
$40.00
Coats
Left
'!
KfRUlar
Trice
$125
to
$175.
..
ALL
FOXES
AND
COATS
25
OFF
Over
One
Hundred
to
choose
from
Your
Credit
Is
Good
W.
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Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
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PRINCE
RUPERT
CO.
Ltd.
BKITISII
COLUMBIA
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-It's
interestiriK
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
New
thatvthe
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
parnf
The
Experts
Say
.
.
.
SQUASH
What
with
restrictions
on
outdoor
lighting
to
help
cut
down
the
risk
of
enemy
activity
and
to
conserve
power
for
war
industry,
wartime
nights
are
darker.
Squash"
Is
one
good
source
of
the
blackout"
Vitamin
A
which
helps
guard
against
night
blindness.
says
Marion
Harlow
of
the
govern
ment's
nutrition
sen-Ices.
She
suz-
Jests
this
is
a
good
time
to
use
squash
because
it's
plentiful
Over
in
the
Agriculture
Departments
consumer
section.
Laura
Pepper
recommends
that
squash
oe
served
stuffed
and
baked
As
a
aialn
dish,
baked
o;
fried
as
a
vegetable,
or
with
frafrant
spice
for
dessert
in
pies
and
custards.
AUSTERITIES
In
England
they
talk
about
"austerity"
clothes.
In
Australia
civilian
life
ha
been
pal
on
an
"austerity"
basis.
The
accepted
definition
for
"austerity"
in
this
sense
Is
any
sacrifice
or
denial
which
aids
the
war
effort."
Byrne
Hope
Saunders!
"Mrs.
Consumer"
of
the
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board
urges
Canadian
housrwives
to
get
the
same
idea
into
their
daily
living.
She
puts
it
his
way.
"We
must
strip
our
civilian
way
of
life
of
everything
except
bare
essentials
we
must
get
down
to
'austerity'
clothes.-
aus-
erlty"
food,
'austerity'
living.'
THOSE
CHFFSE
DAINTIES
.
.
.
Wherewith
shall
it
be
saK-
d?"
.
.
.
The
ether
day
this
veekly
feature
offered
I
iura
Pepper's
recipe
for
cheese
dainties
n-1
somewhere
atom;
the
line
to
ubllcatlon
a
typist
had
left
out
'
the
salt
and
shortening.
We
repeat
j
It
here
complete
and.
correct:
J
Take
Hi
cups
sifted
cake
flour,
ot
a
JLea'p
of
salt,
.7
a
cun
of
shortening,
of
a
pound
of
cream
cheese.
V
of
a
cup
of
su?ar
jnd
-
'tablespoon
caraway
seeds
'optional).
Sift
flour.
Shape
in
wo-lnch
rollss.
wrap
in
wax
parf
t
nd
chill
thoroughly
in
refrwr-i
tor.
Slice
thinly.
Sprtnk.e
v.w-with
faraway
seeds
and
bnkf
.
dree
Fahrenheit
for
abnu'
six
minutes.
REFRIGERATORS
Here
am
some
tins
on
conserving
electric
r.;,
and
takln?
care
of
your
elect
ns
refrigerator:
.
Don't
overload:
tt
prevent
free
circulation
of
air
and
takes
more
cu-rent
to
maintain
proper
temperature.
'
2.
Place
butter,
meat
and
other
blrrei
that
require
the
low
temperature
In
the
coidet
part
of
fh
cabinet
at
the
bottom.
;
,3.
Remove
wrappings
from
all
food
except
frown
food:
it
akes
electricity
to
cool
wrappings.
.
4.
Don't
let
the
freezing
unit
4
'
I
(THRIFT
Cash
and
Carry
ill
'
N
n
mm
Of
course
I
ltop
at
The
J
Variety
Store
it's
so
handy!
2
hie
Variety
Store
Where
your
dimes
are
little
5
dollars
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B.tSliH?jii
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Uj'tLi
TIIE
DAIi
NEWS
Monday
By
ISABEL
ALLAN
(Caadlan
Press
Staff
Writer)
Hints
for
wartime
living
from
folic
who
ought
to
know
get
too
heavy
with
'frost
bat
never
try
to
pry
off
heavy
frost
with
a
knife.
5.
Clean
the
colls
two
-or
three
times
a
year.
6.
Clean
up
spiffed
food
immediately;
acid
food
may
injure
the
surface.
FATS
Your
kitchen
can
play
an
important
rote
in
saving
fats
needed
to
produce
tools
of
war.
Render
and
clarify
fat
from
beet,
chicken
or
pork
for
use
'in
the
baking
of
pastry,
most
cakes,
cookies
and
puddings
and
parti
-uiariy
these
containing
spices.
A
pamphlet
with
ideas
for
saving
and
mtng
fats
will
be
issued
sooi
oy
the
consumer
section
of
the
department
of
asrtcalture.
It
will
r
available
free,
on
written
request
to
the
department's
publicity
and
extension
division.
RUBBER
FOOTWEAR
Gettim
new
robber
footwear
is
tough
Here
are
some
tips
from
the
experts
on
taking
care
of
what
you
have:
Store
rubbers
and
galoshr
in
a
cool,
dark
place
after
stuffing
them
with
paper.
Dont
pat
footwear
near
radiators,
hot
water
pipes
or
other
heat.
Keep
robber
footwear
clean
with
soap
am)
water,
removing
tar.
oil
and
grease
promptly.
Don't
twe
dy-deanlnc
fluids
stnee
they
weaken
robber
and
my
loosen
seams.
Make
repairs
yourself
as
soon
rubber
footwear
Is
dsmukged
or
take
the
m
Melee
so
a
shoe
repair
shop.
NOTHING
MATTHS
NOW
but.
DYBHAVN
&
HANSON
i
LTD.
;
fl
On
your
hind
and
in
four
heart
for
ilwijrs.
On
Kite
a
Cnronci
in
eiquiiite
drtijint-
-tcjmlcti
and
hardened
for
lifetime
wear.
Quil-iir,
hiiuiy
ind
value
al
ecrr
puce.
The
wed-dinjc
token
supreme.
CHOOSC
YOUR
ENGAGEMENT
RING
AT
JOHN
HULCER
Ltd.
United
States
Soldier
Weds
.MU
luri
Ulllari
ftnter
Become
Bride
of
John
Martin
quander
8t
Andrew
rectory
was
the
ct
ne
of
a
pretty
bat
quiet
wedding
uii
Friday
evening
at
8
o'clock
when
Miss
Doris
Lillian
Foster
was
..ited
in
marriage
to
John
Martin
Qu
.w.der.
Mi
s
Anna
belle
Tahan
was
i.:
.'i'
smaid
while
Bhun
C.
Oraham
.f
.':
a.-,
groomsman.
Dean
J.
B.
nibson
offlelatjd
Tt.
irrijom
is
with
the
medical
rps
of
the
United
States
Army
CHAMP
VICTOIIV
DKKiKU
NUNEATON'.
Eng..
Nov.
Billy
Keeiey.
M,
ta
a
champion
at
digging
for
victory.
Five
days
a
week
he
digs
coal
In
the
collieries
and
on
the
other
two
days
he
digs
three
allotment
gardens
to
add
more
food
to
Britain's
larder.
FOR
QUICK
RrttULTS
TRY
A
NKW8
WANT
ADD
WANTED
MOiYBDENUM
PROSPECTS
Molybdenum
ranks
hist,
in
the
11,1
of
strate(ic
war
mttaU.
The
following
Information
Is
give,,
a
,uldf
,0
pr,pfclor,
nd
otfier
tc
f.elp
them
Identify
the
mineral
n.ol,bdenlie
whlrh
U
the
only
Important
iouree
of
molylwlenum
metal.
.MOLYIlDIMTi;
OCCUItnENCT-Hmbedded.
In,
or
disseminated
through,
granite,
gneiss,
or
granular
limestone,
in
which
It
may
appear
as
specks,
thin
plates
or
blocks
of
leaves.
It
also
occurs
In
quartz
veins.
AlTEAIUNCK-Shlny
with
grey-blue
metallic
lustre
resembling
Hn
foil
with
a
lead
content;
very
similar
to
flake
graphite.
PltOPEKTlES-Molybdenlte
tt
very
foft,
It
can
easily
be
cut
llh
a
knife
apd
Is
quite
malleable
It
gives
a
dark
ojive-grn
iftrcak
when
rubbed
oo,
glcd
white
porcelain
(graphite
g(v
os
a
grey
streak.)
Please
Address:
The
Consolidated
Alinlnjr
and
Smelting
Company
'
of
Canada,
Limited
Mines
Department
Trail,
H.C.
215
St.
James
St.
W.,
Montreal
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