PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Expert
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1
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Peoples
Store
!
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Dresses!
Now
On
2
For
The
Price
Of
One
Dozens
Of
Other
Bargains
Rupert
Peoples
Store
"In
the
Heart
of
ITince
Rupert"
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
907
FURNITURE
FOR
SALE
9-pce.
Dining
Room
Suite,
6-pce.
Dinette
Suite,
Occasional
Chairs,
Coffee
Tables,
Living
Room
Tables
Axminster
Carpets,
Congoleum
Rugs,
New
Plastic
Floor
Coverings,
Mirrors,
Folding
Carriages
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STORE
Third
Avenue
(Next
to
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...
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Butchers
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WASTE
READY
TO
COOK
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Fish
&
Cold
Storage
,
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Co.
Ltd.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WAVE
for
lustrous
beauty
that
can't
be
beat
ANNETTE
POWELL'S
BEAUTY
SHOPPE
Fourth
Street
across
from
Post
Office
Phone
Blue
917
for
Appointment
If
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it
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(1240
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Schedule
WEDNESDAY
VM.
4:00
Victor
Record
Album
4:30
Vocal
Variations
5:00
Tea
Dance
Time
5:30
Sports
Interviews
6:00
CBC
News
6:05
Recorded
Interlude
6:15-G.
I.
Jive
6:30
Singing
for
Pleasure
7:00
Tommy
Dorsey
7:30
From
the
New
World
8:00
Fred
Waring
8:15
Front
Line
Family
8:30
Personal
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8:45
Harry
James
9:00
Kay
Kyser
9:30
Impressions
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10:00
CBC
News
Rebroadcast
10:05
Fish
arrivals
10:10
Interlude
10:15
Yarns
for
Yanks
10:30
Eventide
11:00
Closing
announcement
THURSDAY
A-M.
7:30
Musical
Clock
7:45
CBC
News
7:05
Musical
Clock
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Jan
Garber's
Orchestra
9:00
Kato
Mendelssohn
9:15
Golden
Gate
Quartette
9:30
CBC
News
9:35
Transcribed
Varieties
10:00
Musical
by
Friml
10:45
They
Tell
Me
11
:on
Scandinavian
Melodies
11:15
Broadcast
of
Messages
11:17
Recorded
Interlude
11:30
Petit
Concert
if
rju.
12:00
Luncheon
Music
12:15
Hi
Neighbor
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12
'30
SDotlieht
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12T45
CBC
News
12:50
Recorded
Interlude
12:55
Program
Resume
1:00
One
o
Clock
Musicale
1:30
Tommy
Dorsey's
Orch.
2:00
Silent
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
East-Dally
except
Sunday
....
8
pjn.
For
Terrace
and
Pacific--Daily
except
Sunday....
4
pjn.
From
the
East-Daily
except
Mon
10:45
pjn.
From
Terrace
and
Pacific
Daily
except
Sun...
11:30
pjn.
590,000,000
SEA-AIRPORT
liONDON,
August
4
Plans
for
a
three-decker
London
sea
airport
costing
$90,000,000
have
betn
prepared
bs
aircraft
de
sig.ier
F.
G.
Miles.
For
sea
and
land
planes,
it
could
maintain
a
10-minute
service
for
24
hours
a
day.
The
Experts
Say
SUCCESSFUL
CANNING
Now
that
the
canning
season
is
in
full
swing,
Laura
Pepper,
of
the
consumer
section,
Agricul
ture
Department,
suggests
thatj
housewives
be
alert
to
catch
the
j
various
fruits
at
the
peak
of
j
their
perfection.
For
best
results,
fruit
for
canning
must
be
fully
mature
but
not
over-ripe.
Only
fruit
that
is
perfectly
sound
and
free
from
blemish
should
be
canned.
Under-ripe
fruit
will
lack
flavor,
and
fruit
that
is
over-ripe
will
be
likely
to
spoil.
"Keep
an
eagle
eye
on
your
local
market,"
Miss
Pepper
advices,
"to
be
sure
to
catch
each
fruit
at
just
the
right
moment
for
canning.""
DESIRABLE
DRESSINGS
Dressings
can
make
or
mar
a
salad,
and
here's
a
good
recipe
for
a
French
dressing
to
perk
up
such
dishes.
Put
the
'following
ingredients
into
a
Jar
with
a
closely-fitting
cover:
One
tea
spoon
sugar,
one-half
teaspoon
;
salt,
one-half
teaspoon
dry
mustard,
one-quarter
teaspoon
paprika,
one-half
teaspoon
chopped
onion
or
one
clove
of
garlic
cut
in
three;
one-half
cup
vegetable
oil
and
one-quarter
cup
vinegar.
,
Cover
the
Jar
and
shake
well.
Letptand
in
the
refrigerator
un-
I
til
'well
seasoned,
then
remove
,
thegarlic
Always
shake
well!
before
using,
'and
serve
cold.
Here
are
some
variations
of
your
favorite
cooked
dressing
that
will
add
interest
to
salads
the
year
around.
Amounts
suggested
are
for
one
cup
of
salad
1.
Add
two
tablespoons
horse
radish.
This
one
goes
well
with
beet
salad.
2.
For
a
salad
in
which
cab
bage
plays
a
major
role,
add
two
tablespoons
chopped
rals
ins
and
six
maraschino
cherries,
chopped.
a.
To
add
zest
to
a
fish
or
meat
salad,
vary
the
cooked
dressing
by
adding
to
it
onn
finely
chopped,
hard-cooked
egg
and
one
tablespoon
chopped
sour
gherkins.
PICNIC
HINTS
Summer
time
is
picnic
time,
and
with
so
many
people
holidaying
at
home
,this
year
family
picnics
are
I
more
popular
than
ever.
"A
picnic
basket
is
really
a
glori-Ified
lunch
box,"
says
Marion
Harlow
of
Nutrition
Services,
"and
some
thought
should
be
given
to
its
contents
so
the
meal
will
supply
the
foods
necessary
to
round
out
the
day's
supply
of
essential
foods."
Three
"musts"
for
the
well-planned
picnic
basket,
says
Miss
Harlow,
are
a
fresh
fruit
or
vegetable,
preferably
both;
some
form
of
protein
food,
such
as
meat,
fish,
eggs,
cheese
or
baked
beans,
and
milk
in
some
form
for
the
children.
COMPARATIVE
PRICES
From
a
Saskatchewan
resident,
by
way
of
her
diary,
comes
a
comparison
of
prices
in
vogue
in
the
first
'and
the
present
Great
War.
On
Aug.
24,
1919,
eggs
cost
55
cents
a
dozen
and
butter
60
cents
a
pound.
Brown
sugar
retailed
for
25
cents
in
two-pound
lots,
and
white
sugar
cost
$1
for
seven
pounds.
Lard
was
40
cents
a
pound
and
cheese
also
40
cents
a
pound,
while
bacon
cost
70
cents
a
pound
and
a
pint
of
milk
eight
cents.
SALMON
RUN
Provided
there
is
a
good
run
of
salmon,
housewives
this
year
will
have
a
larger
supply
available
than
In
1942,
when
the
entire
output
went
to
England.
Salmon
prices
will
be
lower,
and
maximum
prices
have
been
set
for
the
canned
variety,
of
which,
it
is
hoped,
there
will
be
a
quantity
for
domestic
consumption.
With
Minora
Blades1.
For
real
ihaving
comfort,
you
can't
beat
Minora
at
its
price.
It's
the
quality
blade
in
its
field.
PPx
.
PROTECT
THE
I
1
GUARDIAN
OF
I
1
YOUR
FAMILY'S
I
j&f0
HEALTH!
I
Your
refrigerator
is
a
helpful
guardian
of
health
in
your
home!
17
must
be
kept
in
tip-top
condition!
Here
are
a
few
precautions,
but
when
in
doubt,
call
your
electric
service
man!
Defrost
regularly
.
.
.
when
frost
becomes
Vi
inch
thick.
For
quick
defrosting,
shut
off
refrigerator,
leaving
door
slightly
open.
Don't
choke
off
air
circulation
in
storage
compartments
by
over-crowding.
Allow
thorough
penetration
of
cold
air
throughout
refrigerator.
Wash
inside
refrigerator
and
freezer
unit
with
baking
soda
and
water
when
you
defrost
to
prevent
odours
from
collecting
and
affecting
fresh
foods.
Have
a
reliable
service
man
inspect
your
refrigerator
regularly
oiling,
adjusting
or
cleaning
as
necessary.
Set
cooling
unit
at
40
degrees
for
normal
temperature.
Worn
gaskets
should
be
replaced
for
maximum
efficiency.
Place
foods
according
to
required
amount
of
cold
necessary
for
protection
of
cadi
type
of
food.
'Never
put
hot
dishes
in
refrigerator.
REVVY
says:
"The
guardian
of
jronr
family's
health,
wealth
and
happiness
overseas
it
the
ran
hehind
the
fun.
Protect
Urn
by
buying
more
and
more
War
Sav
ingi
Certificates
and
Sumps
1"
1
TODAY
AND
THURSDAY
Caudal
I
J!.'.Miigjiiiiai!im.ia
Sport
Chat
Johnny
Mowers,
winner
of
the
Vezina
trophy
last
year
with
Detroit
Wings,
is
another
National
Hockey
star
to
answer
the
colors.
The
28-year-old
goal-
I
tender
will
report
to
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
on
August
23.
Gunner
Haegg,
the
Swedish
running
ace,
has
promised
to
send
Gil
Dodds
three
pairs
of
the
lightweight,
needle-pointed
running
shoes
he
uses
from
Sweden.
Maybe
Gil
will
catch
Haegg
with
them
next
time
;hey
meet.
Red
Ruffing
has
finally
achieved
a
great
ambition.
The
iormer
Yankee
pitching
ace
pitched
a
no-hlt
game
against
an
American
Army
team
led
by
ramous
Jolting
Joe'
DiMagglo.
Red,
in
the
uniform
of
the
United
States
Air
Corps,
made
Joe
pop
up
twice
and
struck
him
out
once.
Lou
Nova,
the
Yogi
kid,
is
back
again
and
this
time
His
manager,
Ray
Carlen,
says
he
is
back
to
stay.
Lou
is
in
training
for
his
bout
with
Lee
Savoldi
which
is
scheduled
for
August
9.
Local
Tides
Thursday,
August
&
High
3:26
18.4
feet
16:03
19.0
feet
Low
9:55
4.0
ieet
22:11
6.7
feet
Friday,
August
G
High
4:05
18.7
feet
16:40
18.9
feet
Low
1U:30
5.0
leet
22:55
6.9
feet
Saturday,
August
7
High
4:48
17.6
feet
17:22
18.6
feet
Low
11:08
6.0
feet
23:46
7.0
feet
Sunday,
August
8
High
5:45
16.6
leet
18:16
18.3
feet
Low
11:54
6.9
feet
Monday,
August
9
High
6:58
15.8
feet
19:20
18.3
feet
Low
0:47
7.0
feet
12:47
7.9
feet
Tuesday,
August
10
High
8:21
15.5
feet
20:28
18.9
feet
Low
...
J:54
6.8
feet
13:50
8.2
feet
Wednesday,
August
11
High
9:41
16.0
feet
21:37
19.8
feet
Low
3:06
6.0
feet
.
15:05
8.5
feet
Thursday,
August
12
High
io:46
17.1
feet
22:39
20.8
feet
Low
4:19
4.9
fect
16:19
8.0
feet
Friday,
August
13
.
High
11:41
185
fect
23:34
21.9
feet
Low
5:22
3.3
feet
17:26
7.0
feet
Saturday,
August
14
Hish
12:30
19.9
feet
Low
6:15
2.0
feet
18:24
5.9
feet
Sunday,
August
15
High
0:25
22.9
leet
13:16
21.0
feet
Low
7:03-
1.0
feet
19:15
4.8
feet
Monday,
August
1C
High
1:11
23.2
leet
13:59
21.7
feet
Low
7:48
0.3
feet
20:04
3.9
feet
Tuesday,
August
17
iiigh
T.58
23.1
leet
.
14:41
22.0
feet
Low
8:30
0.5
feet
20:48
'
3.5
feet
Wednesday,
August
18
High
2:45
22.8
leet'
15:23
21.9
feet
Low
9:10
1.1
feet
21:34
3.6
feet
Thursday,
August
19
nign
3:31
zi.5
leet
16:05
21.0
feet
Low
-
9:51
2.7
feet
22:20
4.1
feet
Friday,
August
20
High
4:20
20.0
feet
JR-50
20.1
feet
Low
10:35
4.1
feet
23:10
5.0
feet
Saturday.
Aueust
21
High
...
5:14
18.2
feet
17:40
19.1
feet
Low
11:19
6.0
feet
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
C.C.F.
Club
Has
Meeting
Arthur
"Turner.
M.
L.
A.
for
Vancouver
.East,
was
guest
last
night
at
a
business
meeting
of
the
local
C.
C.
F.
Club.
Mr.
Turner,
who
arrived
in
town
last
night
from
the
Yukon,
spoke
of
conditions
there
comparing
them
with
the
past
and
with
conditions
outside.
The
meeting
was
well
attended
and
business
matters
came
up
for
discussion.
Chairman
of
the
meeting
was
David
Crocker,
president
of
the
club.
Dally
News
Advertising
Brings
Results.
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the
souls
of
men
with
the
lash
of
primitive
hate
the
$
call
of
pagan
lovel
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SABU
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TURHAN
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MARINE
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BAIT"
WORLD
NEWS
9
HOME
GUARD
AT
LONDON,
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,
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wearing
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to
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mm
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to
uniform,
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a
Results.
LADIES'
Wat,.
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fc:
THE
ARMY
Xh
Men
and
Won
t
Don't
wait
for
1
(ij
BE
A
VOLl.VTta
'Gionella'
Dress
Sin
In
Brown
Suede,
Brown
CAish
Kid,
Brorj
Calf,
Black
Softie
Calf,
Black
Suede
in!
spike
and
cuban
heels.
High
styled
liral
suit
any
taste
and
priced
to
suit
any
poctel
book.
LIEN'S
"PALMERS"
MOOSE
HEAD
WORKING
BOOTS
in
G"
and
8".
Just
arrived.
i
Family
Shoe
Store
li
MMsl
A0VM
fWMa.
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The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
i.
NOTIONS
FOR
EVERYBODY
AT
TH
VARIETY
STORE!
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v.
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iitiv
Lra.ii.oiy
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have
here!
But
you
can
count
on
this-
a
stort
for
its
completeness
with
everything
from
coma1
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Its
convenience
right
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the
business
section
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matter
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for,
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find
it
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usual
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VARIETY
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Early
Ad.
Copy
is
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