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City
of
Prince
Kuperl
NOTICE
A
Court
of
Revision
to
2
i
correct
and
revise
the
the
Municipal
Voters'
List
will
be
held
in
the
Council
4
Chamber.
City
Hall,
Fulton
2
Street.
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Rupert.
DC,
i
on
Monday.
November
15th,
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at
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CALL
.
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Meatless
Days
Tuesday
and
Friday
are
meatless
days.
See
our
local
bill
of
fare.
They
wish
to
induet
us
In
eat-
less
ways,
And
we
meekly
accept
dare.
llut
when
these
dayt
are
effective.
Yon
get
such
a
crave
for
meat,
H
would
need
a
smart
detective,
To
try
and
locate
pigs'
feet.
Omelette
and
eRgs
and
Ilth,
Alternate
them
twice
a
week.
Three
meals
of
this
ghastly
dish,
In
our
restaurant
you
seek.
For
ladles
who
wish
reducing,
Tills
diet
may
be
O.K.
But
It's
surely
not
Inducing
The
end
of
a
perfect
day.
The
time
Is
drawing
nearer,
To
another
dawn
of
dread.
Lrt
us
fortify
our
system,
With
an
extra
loaf
of
bread.
S.
F.
Stevenson.
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FTVE
J;
The
Experts
Say
Sport
Chat
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A
modern
Sampson
who
the
unhappy
Biblical
precedent,
Arthur
Danahar
relaxed
(or
a
hat;
cut
between
rounds
of
a
welterweight
bout
with
Van-;
couver's
Sonny
Jones
then
raced
to
an
easy
points
victory
in
London.
The
young
Irish
Guard's
sergeant
was
having
plenty
cf
trouble
with
Sonny
in
their
eight-round
contest
at
London's
Queensberry
Club
un--il
m
the
Interval
alter
the
sixth
round
he
had
a
fringe
of
hair
sheared.
It
had
been
falling
over
his
eye
and
bothering
a
small
forehead
cut
The
effect
was
immediate.
Danahar
floored
Sonny
for
an
eight-count
in
the
seventh
round
and
punched
him
all
over
the
ring
in
the
final
three
minutes.
Sonny,
a
veteran
who
put
up
some
fine
performances
In
this
country
before
the
war
and
reentry
returned
as
a
Canadian
Army
private,
fought
back
like
the
old
campaigner
he
is
and
show
ed
a
dangerous
left
hook.
In
Danahar,
he
was
opposing
one
j
of
the
best
welterweights
in
i
Britain.
Peter
Kane,
one-lime
world
flyweight
champion,
gained
his
second
victory
in
three
days
with
a
triumph
over
Sammy
Reynolds
of
Wolverhampton
that
headed
the
Queensberry
card.
Reynolds,
challenger
for
the
world
title
now
held
by
Olasgow's
Jackie
Paterson,
re-i
v:
aled
little
form
that
would
suggest
championship
possibilities.
Intent
on
a
comeback,
the
25-year-old
Kane
wants
a
I
rematch
with
Paterson.
hard-
I
hitting
wee
lad
who
knocked
I
ifcim
out
in
Just
61
seconds
last
J
'
'
June
to
take
the
world
title
as
recognized
by
the
New
York
,
Bjxing
Board
of
CoiUral.
Previous
to
the
Reynolds
bout.
Kane
kayoed
Johnny
Summers
(
Edinburgh
at
Bristol
In
90
vonds.
It
was
the
first
figlv.
for
the
Royal
Air
Force
sergeant
physical
ttalnlng
instructor
since
he
ran
into
Paterson'!
litis.
Against
Reynolds,
the
ring
s
rise
Kane
wasted
few
punches
but
his
defence
was
by
no
means
perfect
and
In
the
sir3
round
of
the
eight-round
af
fair
his
mouth
and
eye
were
cu
slightly.
8gt.
Rod
MacDonaM
of
Edmonton,
who
won
the
1943
British
and
Canadian
Armies
middleweight
boxing
champion-
the1
strip,
lost
on
a
referee's'casUng
I
vote
to
a
former
Utleholder
over
six
rounds
at
a
charity
match
In
London's
Queensberry
Olub.
MacDonald
kept
pace
in
the
punching
depa'tment
with
SiTt.
R.
Thomas,
British
Army
middleweight
king
two
years
ago,
but
persisted
in
clinching
The
Canadian
previously
lost
a
decision
in
the
same
ring
to
Thomas,
Amateur
Boxing
Association
welterweight
champ.
'
The
biggest
threat
of
the
moment
on
the
British
profess
For
Mutual
Benefit
t
Health
and
Accident
See
JOHN
U
WRIC.HT
rhone
741
Pioneer
Rooms
No.
C
WOMAN'S
PLACE
IS
IN
THE
AltMY!
TIL
HE.
THERE'S
UYES,MACl
SOME
THIMQ
MORE
IMPORTAMTl
TVWN
BECOMING,
A
CLASS
PRIVATE
mt
HOT
DESSERTS
With
"colder
I
days
at
hand
hot
desserts
are
Increasing
In
popularity
and
a
new
recipe
for
Apple
Upside-!
down.
Cake
comes
from
the
testing
kitchens
of
the
consumer
section
of
the
Depart
ment
of
Agriculture
to
add
a
fillip
to
the
dally
menu.
To
make
six
servings
melt
three
tablespoons
of
butter
In
a
baking
dish,
add
one-third
cup
brown
sugar
and
cook
together
two
or
three
minutes.
Pwl
and
core
three
apples
and
cut
them
In
half
to
make,
six
thick
rings.
Spread
the
butter
and
sugar
mlxtuie
evenly
over
Ihe
bottom
of
the
baking
dish
and
arrange
the
apple
rings
oil
top.
t
Now
cream
one-quarter
cup
clarified
dripping
or
mild-flav
ored
fat
with
three
tablespoons
of
sugar.
Add
one
well-beaten
egg
and
one-third
cup,
molasses
ana
beat
thoroughly.
Silt
to-
lather
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CREAM
size
tube
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in
(having
comfort
tfw
maktn
cf
Blut
Offer
Modes.
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Wcstovcr
1
NF
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CAN
REST
NOW
TILV.
1
BECOME
A
CORPORAU
1
ILUE,
VME1RE
Q1VIMG
YOU
THIS
PRESENT
IM
HONOR
OF
J
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PRO-IJVlViY,
IT'S
MOTION
1
(LINIMENT
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SURE
FOR
NOUR
NECK
VJHEN
IT
SETS
LAME
R50M
TVAllSTIMd
IT
TQ
L.OOK
AT
THOSE
STRIPE
half
teaspoon
cinnamon.
After
the
dry
Ingredients
have
been
added,
quickly
mix
lri
one-third
cup
boiling
water
and
spread
the
batter
over
the
apples.
Bake
lr.
a
moderate
oven,
323
degrees
F.
Jxmt
40
minutes.
IT
AM
A
VEGETABLES
Marlon
Harlow
of
nutrition
services
tells
us
that
housewives
t
czn
make
a
sound
health
In-
I
vestment
and
delight
their
hun-
J
grr
families
by
taking
advan
I
tag
of
the
yellow
and
green
I
vegetables
which
are
rich
m
vitamin
A.
Carrots,
sweet
potatoes,
squash
and
turnip,
among
tht
yellow
vegetables,
and
spin
ach,
cabbage,
brussels
sprouts
and
broccoli
among
the
green,
ae
all
rich
In
the
vitamin,
which,
unlike
most
vitamins,
can
be
stored
in
the
body.
This
I
vitamin
"bank"
helps
keep
the
membranes
oi
the
nose
and
gether
and
add
one
cup
pastry
throat
healthy
and
so
ward
off
flour,
one
teaspoon
baking
I
and
other
similar
Infec-powder.
one-half
teaspoon
bak-
'
tlons.
lng
soda,
one-eighth
teaspoon
salt,
one
teaspoon
ginger,
one-
BACK
IN
CIRCULATION
,
.
Good
news
about
Uie
recondi-
'
tionlng
of
woollens
comes
from
lonal
fight
mart
Is
Len
Davles,
the
consumer
branch
of
the
a
Swansea
featherweight
who
Prices
Board
which
offers
sug-has
taken
decisions
from
three
gestlons
for
lepalring
them,
champions
in
non-title
bouts.
Worn,
torn
or
frayed
woollen
The
feat
rocketed
tht
Welsh-
clothes
stand
a
better
chance
man
from
comparative
obs-
of
being
put
back,
into
clrcula-eurtty
to
top-line
ranking.
,
Uon
than
clothes
of
any
other
Davles
has
recently
defeated
Jackie
Paterson,
world
fly
weight
champion.
Nel
Tarreton,
British
and
Empire
featherweight
champion
and
Jim
Brady.
Empire
bantamweight
king.
"To
Qukkly
SoUefc
Toughest
Beards
-
We
Gillette
material.
Consumer
branch
experts
say
tears
can
be
almost
concealed
by
running
stitches
back
and
fcrth
with
the
weave,
regardless
of
the
direction
of
the
tear.
Ordinary
adhesive
tape,
pressed
on
with
a
cold
or
barely-warm
Iron
will
.do
a
good
sticking
Job
on
two
torn
edges
brought
are-fully
together.
Tiny
holes
or
threadbare
spots
can
be
darned
or
reinforced
by
ravelling
threads
from
the
un-derseams
and
weaving
them
back
and
forth.
If
the
elbows
(jir.e
worn
and
you
cant
restyle
me
gaxmeni
wiin
comrasuni?
'.sleeves,
knitted
sleeves
of
the
same
color
are
both
smart
and
practical
CiEW
MENDING
.
TAPE
A
new
resin-treated
material
can
be
used
to
mend
materials
other
than
woollens,
while
they
are
being
Ironed,
says
the
consumer
branch.
Cut
to
fit,
this
mending
tape,
can
be
placed
under
the
tear
or
worn
spot,
pressed
for
a
few
seconds
with
a
hot
iron
and
the
Job's
done.
For
patching
heavy
material,
such
as
trousers
or
raincoats.
It
Is
suggested
that
a
matching
piece
be
taken
from
a
concealed
pare
of
the
garment
and
then
set
In
with
the
tape.
NOT
SECULAR
SUBJECT
1
DEAL,
Eng.,
g
The
Archbishop
of
Canterbury,
pleaching
at
St.
George's
Church,
stated
that
religious
education
should
not
be
regarded
as
a
secular
subject,
but
should
be
closely
related
to
all
the
Divine
preachings
of
the
Bible.
I
SKEEMA
MOTOR
I
4
G.
L.
Brookes,
Mgr.
21-Hour
Taxi
Service
I
Trucking
of
all
kinds
i
Bus
Service
to
Airport
Special
Charter
Free
Parcel
Checking
Room
Public
Waiting
and
Rest
Rooms
for
Men
and
Women
P.O.
Box
101,
Terrace
GOLD
SEAL
re
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
Salmon
and
Ilerrlng
In
Tomato
Sauce
are
both
on
acth't
service
but
will
be
back
on
your
grocer's
shelf
soon
as
conditions
permit.
t3
No
one
has
seen
the
4
Rumor
Roach
...
but
you
will
meet
many
victims
of
its
deadly
bite.
They
are
the
people
who
whisner"
sensational
inffirtrintiri,
u
m
M
i.
m
a
-.
a
m
9
m
-
u
U
"
m
a
i
of
a
confidential
nature.
Tlie'y
may
'
s
2
tell
you
of
flagrant
stein
high'
places
...
of
the
Incompetency
of
our
military
leaders
.
.
.
anything
reflecting
on
the
efficiency
of
the
war
effort
nnd
the
sincerity
of
the
Mar
aims
of
one
or
all
of
the
United
Nations.
There
Is
only
one
way
to
help
these
victims
of
the
Rumor
Ji-h'
Roach.
Put
them
on
the
spotJtAjsk
them
the
source
of
their
information.
-
INIake
them
confess
that
it's
Very
shaky;
then
tell
them
how
serious
may
he
the
consequences
,
of
their
rumor-mongering.
They'll
feel
pretty
small
.
.
.
and
the
smaller
you
make
them
feel,
the
more
likely
you
are
to
work
a
cure.
BREWING
COMPANy
LIMITED
1-A
ml
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
dollars
have
more
cents"
We
have
&
complete
variety
of
available
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables,
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
FREE
DELIVERY
throughout
the
city
three
times
weekly
(Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
The
Answer
to
the
Coal
Shortage
is
wonn
ci
i
ci
2
4
-m
-
0
9
m
Arrange
to
see
your
Dealer
today.
I
iJenvenes
may
be
delayed,
by
snow,
so
order
early.
Wood
must
be
paid
for
before
Delivery.
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
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si
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