ll
iamy
AUGUST
30,
1943
kCIFIC
Ij
-
i
)
writing
of
Pacific
Milk
Reused
it
exclusively
for
is
excellent
milk
a
diluted
HANDYMAN
I0ME
SERVICE
find.
one-half,
It
Is
lich
and
more
creamy."
MILK
jted
and
Vacuum
Packed
M.S.Loubser
D
C,
HA.
Chiropractor
ilace
Block
Phone
64b
J.L
Gurry
(Late
of
Yukon)
Chiropractor
H
yestnolme
Rooms
E
AK.MY
NEEDS
Icn
and
Women
Bon
't
wait
ior
a
can
fijE
A
VOLUNTEER!
WONG
SANG
I11NG
HOP
KEE
HOP
SUEY
HOUSE
Next
to
King
Tal
Itil!
th
AVE.
WEST
your
patronage
welcome
S
p.m.
to
1:30
a.m.
!
Tunday
10
p.m.
to
1:30
a.m.
fide
Orders
from
2
p.m.
1:30
a.m.
Phone
Red
247
f'ti
to
announce
that
1U
be
CLOSED
FORi
CN'ESS
until
Aug.
20.
)r
Income
Tar
RETURNS
SEE
E.
MORTIMER
321
2nd
Ave.
!.C.
Furniture
gallon
Company
Doors
with
Locks
and
Hinges
at
a
low
price.
Sets
of.
dows.
s.
Al
plot
Water
Tanks.
Vater
Tank,
Wash
Hnsino,
p).50cach.
phone
Black
321
Third
Avenue
Te
v,
--"-j
I
ant
the
M
SSSf!
19.
mtloe
of
WnoTe.?f
Nvermbw
19th
In
il
"o
rax
a
It
rm.
i
.m
"i
in
10,
ii
...,
.
1
S
of
of
1
to
14,
InclUHve.
1
a
4
Ca'
of
una,.
t1.
1943.
1
n
II
n
--w
B.C.
Payrolls"
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Ranee,
who
have,
been
on
a
vacation
trip
sonth,
returned
to
the
city
irom
Vancouver
this
morning.
Lieut.
Jack-
McRae,
after
spending
leave
from
naval
duties
at
his-
home
here,
left
by
Saturday
evening's
train
on
his
return
to
the
east
coast.
NOTICE
EVENSON'S
IDEAL
CLEANERS
wish
to
announce
that,
beginning
Monday,
August
30th,
they
will
again
start
to
pick
up
and
deliver
dry
cleaning.
PHONE
858
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Trudeau
are
leaving
on
Thursday
night
of
this
week
for
Vancouver
whence.
Mr.
Trureau
will
leave
for
Saskatoon
to
take
up
training
with
the-
Royal
Canadian
Air
Farce.
'
Hon.
H.
G.
Perry,
minister
of
education,
and
Neil
McKelvie,
ledltor
of
the
Prince
George
Citizen,
after
a
three-day
visit
1
Hri
lpft.
Hfltnrrfflv
pvninw
rr
their
return
to
Prince
George.
held
at
the
Court
House
grounds
Sunday
morntag.
The
public
was-
invited
to
participate
by
the
of
ficer
commanding
the
Prince
Rupert
defences.
The
parade
was
carried
out
with
due
formalities
and
was
impressive
to
many
spectators.
Announcements
All
Advertisements
in'
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Orange
Invitation
Dance
Aug.
30,
1:O.OP.
Hall.
members
for
Invitations.
Orange
Ladtes
Meeting,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
Sept.
9,
8
p.m.
W.
!
Soldiers
of
the
Canadian
Army
who
enlisted
In
the
Unlt-1
ed
Kingdom
have
the
prefix
'U'
before
their
regimental
number.
Species
of
the
garter
snake
are
round
lurtner
norm
man
any
other
serpent.
A
The
Public
Library
will
reopen
Wednesday,
Sept.
1
and
will
be
open
Thursday
afternoon
of
this
week.
(204)
Norman
L.
Freeman
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
arrived
In
the
city
this
morning
from
Seattle
and
will
be
here
for
the
next
ten
days
on
commission
buisness.
Mrs.
Laura
Leding
and
son
arrived
in
the-
city
Thursday
night
from
Ketchikan
to
spend
a
holiday
here
with
Mrs.
Leding's
brother
and
sister-in-law.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hans
Qlske,
Park
Ave.
The
Victory
Hut
will
be
kept
open
from
2
to
S
p.m.
and
,6:30
to
8:30
p.m.
Monday
and
Tuesday
of
this
week
for
receiving
of
donations
to
the
Chinese
War
Relief
Fund.
-
Latest
recruit
In
the
Canadian
Active
Army
to
enlist
through
the'
Prince
Rupert
recruiting
station
is
David
Carlton
Tumll-son,18,
whose
father
is
connected
with
the
local
fire
During
the
vice-regal
visit
to
Pnce
Rupert
Princess
Alice
A
crnrri-mn
rhi.rrh
ni-art
urns
will
meet
the
ladies
of
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire
on
Tuesday
afternoon
of
next
week
and
the
same
after
noon
will
m?et
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
the
Church
of
Eng
land
at
the
residence
of
Dean
and
Mrs.
Gibson.
During
the
Civic
Centre
Car
nival
stage
show
Saturday
night
bouquets
were
presented
on
be
half
of
men
of
the
Royal
Cana
dian
Air
Force
to
the
Misses
Rosemarie
Deveson,
Blanche
Cooper,
Audrey
Cooper,
Terry
Lynne
and
other
members
of
the
revue
party.
Earlier
in
the
week
a
similar
presentation
had
been
made
on
behalf
of
the
men
of
the
United
States
Army
Phyllis
Hamblin
Men's
Dance,
Empress
"Y"
Club,
if
..fa
nil
of
AC
Kr"ln
i
September
20.
w
"uu"1'"'
versary
week,
the
second
birthday
of
the
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps.
The
snapping
turtle
Is
believed
able
to
eat
only
when
submerged.
!
NOT
SAD
ABOUT
MUSSOLLNI
.
.
.
,.u..
r.
fnnt.
but
aHnarticlpat-
Italians,
mjiuc
m
nuv.w,
nurtured
"voicinc"
-,,.!
the
gala
SotSilio
hoir
pnthus
asm
in
Rome.
Note
tne
piciuic
held
high.
(Radio
photo.)
DELIVERY
SCHEDULE
ri-niTijsnAYS
SAlUKi'rtis
TUKSIM3
.
.
ia.
Hoiivprv
must
be
left
throughout
the
city.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Tliones
18-19.
"Where
dollars
nave
v
P.O.
Box
575
THE
"
DAILY
NEWS
PAQE;THEE:
Planning
Ahead
For
Good
Times
When;
War
lis
Over
Experts
Agree
Much
Spade
Work
is
Needed
and
Committees
are
Htisy
With
Preliminary
Talks
on-the
Problem
(This
is
one
of
a
series
of
Canadian
Press
articles
on
post-war
reconstruction)
.
By
FRANK
FLAHERTY
Canadian
Press
Staff
'Writer
OTTAWA,
Alig.
30-(CP)
Scores
of
groups
and
agencies
in
Canada
are
busy
planning
for
the
postwar
world
in
the
midst
of
a
considerable
degree
of
uncertainty
as
to
what
that
world
is
likely
to
be.
The
planners
include
departments
of
governments,
committees
specially
created
bv
governments,
asso
ciations
of
employers,
experts
In
the
employ
of
large
firms
and
labor
organizations.
While
there
are
varying
approaches
to
the
problem
of
restoring
Canadian
economy
to
a
peacetime-
basis
representations
to
parliamentary
committees
indicated
a
good
deal
of
agreement
that
plan
ning
ahead
Is
necessary
if
stable
conditions
are
to
obtain.
So
far
as
the
federal
govern
ment
Is
concerned
the
view
is
taken
that
international
politi-
cal
and
economic
conditions
will
have
much
to
do
with
the
shape
of
things
to
come
in
Canada
ttu'.t
while
plans
should
and
can
be
made
for
the
adjustment
of
rinternal
matters
the
effective
ness
and
the
nature
of
these
plans
will
be
affected
by
whatever
arrangements
are
mada
between
the
nations.
Three
Objectives
Planning
In
the
domestic
sphere
Is
proceeding
in
connec
tion
with
three
specific
objec-
tlves:
1.
Re-establishment
of
mem
bers
of
the
armed
forces
civilian
life.
I
2.
Provision
of
employment
on
I
a
permanent
basis
for
members
of
the
forces
and
war
industrial
workers.
3.
Establishment
of
an
Improved
system
of
social
security.
The
over-all
influence
of
world
conditions
on
conditions
in
Canada,
however,
leads
to
an
.enhanced
Canadian
interest
in
international
international
affairs.
aiiairs.
As
as
one
uc
ui
of
iir
t
r
np
.
.
C
.W.A.L.
I
rammg!
the
large
trading
nations
the
t.-i
rnnarlQ
Interested
in
rutins
iiuiiiuim
vi
r
uhh
ivu-
pert
was
among
one
hundred
land
twenty-one
trainees
gradu-
Outstanding
Canadian
artists
atlng
from
No.
2
Canadian
have
donated
prints
of
their
.
Women's
Army
Corps
Basic
work
to
be
hung
In
canteens
Training
Centre
at
Vermilion,
mess
halls
and
lounges
of
Can-
j
Alberta,
at
the
week-end.
ada's
three
armed
forces.
This
graduating
class
individual
articles
to
keep
the
Canadian
Army
rolling.
1IAKDV
KEimLES
coin-
It
takes
something
like
240,000
cided
with
the
C.W.A.C.
Anni-
W
Ui
1U
vUi'uwM
-
International
trade.
The
Canadian
government
Is
a
participant
with
the
United
States
in
an
asreement
to
work,
out
arrangements
for
the
freest
possible
exchange
pf
goods
ber
tween
the
nations.
With
United
States,
British
and
pther
experts
Canadian
government
advisers
are
studying
plans
for
establishing
an
lnterpatlonal
ex-
-v,
ninn
n-ViloVi
wnnlrl
avoid
domestic
front
but
It
markets
are
restricted
different
plan
will
be
necessary.
The
Canadian
Army
has
Its
own
factory
of
statistical
machines
which
sort
out:
men.
and
materials,
tabulating
returns
on
virtually
every
ph'ase
of
Army
supply
In
a.
few
minutes.
Men
In
the
Canadian
Army
who
require
glasses
receive
them
as
a
free
issue.
"Athene",
Greek
Goddess
of
War
and
Wisdom,
Is
the
symbol
of,
the
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps.
.
One
company
of
the
Veterans'
Guard
of
Canada,
stationed
at
a
prairie
city,
boasts
27
personnel
within
its
ranks
who
won
decorations
In
the
Great
War.
In
the
Canadian
Army
a
second
Lieutenant
wears
one
star
or
"pip."
a
Lieutenant,
two.
and
a
Captain,
three.
Applicants
to
the
Canadian
Army
suffering
fiom
"remedi
able
defects"
are
accepted,
cured
by
operations
or
treatment
and
receive
full
Army
pay
and
allowances.
Notice
to
Subscribers
Subscribers
of
the
Daily
News
are
requested
If
at
all
possible,
to
pay
their
In
subscriptions
direct
to
the
office.
Of
course,
In
the
event
of
it
being
Impossible
to
do
this,
payments
may
be
made
to
the
boys.
t
When
paying,
please
bring
your
last
receipt.
--.
(206)
)Z
rJ
n
toe
value
of
,
FOR
SALE-Male
Pekinese
dog.
v.
,urh
as
have
interfered1
two
years
old.
1031
Ninth
Ave
with
trade
in
the
past.
Open
Markets
Following
submission
of
unofficial
nronosals
for
such
a
union
by
British
and
United
States
expertj
the
Canadian
experts
drew
up
a
Canadian
proposal
which
has
been
Interpreted
as
an
attempt
to
speed
an
agreement
by
harmonizing
certain
differences
between
the
British
and
United
States
proposals.
Joint
economic
committees
representing
Canada
and
the
United
States,
set
up
primarily
for
war
purposes
are
also
giving
study
to
post-war
Canadian
interest
In
International
planning
stems
largely
from
the
fact
that
if
world.mar-
Icets
are
open
to
Canadian
sur
plus
farm,
mineral
and
manufactured
products
one
set
of
plans
may
be"
suitable
on
the
FOR
SALEr-35
foot
troller,
com-1
plete
with
fishing
gear.
Dora-
bel,
Lipsetfs
Floats.
izuzj
FOR
SALE
Five
roomed
house
and
bathroom;
furnished
or
unfurnished.
Glassed
In
porches;
call
evenings,
1233
Water
Street.
'
(208)
FOR
SALE
Tent,
12
by
14
and
10
oz;
Kitchen
Kook,
3
burner
gas
stove;
Oil
Heater
stove:
Sport
Light
Alladln.
$100
cash.
Apply
J.
R.
Glngtest
Miller
Bay.
(215)
FOR
SALE
Karn
reed
organ,
power
blower,
two
manuals.
In
first
class
condition.
Apply
Catholic
Church.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Fully
Improved
20-1
acre
fruit
and
poultry
farm.
$2,500
cash.
Sub
Station
B,
Box
1278.
(208)
FOR:
SALE
Acreage
at
Wood
cock.
Skeena
River.
10
acres
cleared;
log
cabin
and
barn,
Suitable
for
chicken
farm.
$600
cash.
Apply
Official
Administrator,
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert.
(209)
-WANTED'
TO
RENT
$25
.
REWARD
Wanted
to
rent.
1
furnished
house,
excellent
references,
will
pay
up
to
$75
monthly;
willing
to
sign
lease
'
for
one
year.
Red
562.
(204)
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
House
for
month,
commencing
Sept.
8.
Everything
found.
1480
tjth
Avenue
East.
(203)
'PERSONAL
DAY
NURSERY
Best
of
care
assured
your
children.
Reasonable
rates.
141
7th
East.
(210)
ROOM
AND
BOARD
ROOM
and
Board
for
single
Man.
742
7thAve.
West.
(203)
Lucky
Victory
Bond
Numbers
Drawing
Was
One
of
Features.
Of
Civic,
Centre.
Carnival
Proceedings
Saturday
I
Nijht
j
A
feature
of
the
civic
Centre
Carnival
.
proceedings
Saturday
night
was
the
drawing
by
the
queen
of
winning
numbers
for
the
grand
drawing
of
.six
450
Vic-,
tory
Bonds
in
connection
with
the
sale
of
Carnival
Queen
Contest
tickets.
The
numbers
drawn
were
as
follows,
the
first
number
In
each
case
to
obtain
the
bond
if
claimed
within
15
days
on
expiry
of
which
the
second
number
will
be
accepted
for
another
15
days
after
which
the
third
number
may
claim:
First
Bond
3812
13521
2810
Second
Bond
10592.
10731
10963
Third
Bond
3711
8946
5022
Fourth
Bond
1040
6072.
3828
Fifth
Bond
9796
11724.
6293
Sixth
Bond
10763
13285
1643
The
Markets
Fruit
reranefrnit.
Palif.
2
for
30
and
4
for
.25
1
Lemons,
doz
.35
and
.45
Oranges,
Navel,
doz
.35
to
,60
Pears,
doz
775
Grapes,
Seedless
-
.ou
Annies.
Transnarent.
lb.
.20
Blue
Grapes.
Jo
ou
Cooking
Apples,
2
lbs
25
Plums,
Blue,
lb.
.30
Cherries,
lb;
.40
Canteloupe
.30
and
.
35
Peaches,
doz.
.
-
90
Anricots.
lb.
.30
Watermelon
-
Butter-First
Grade
C.NR.
Trains,
HELP
WANTED
.14
.43
For,
the
East
Daily
except
Sunday
....
8
pjn.
For
Terrace
and
Pacific
Dally
except
Sunday....
4?p.m.
From
the
East-
Dally
except
Mon
10:45
p.m.
From
Terrace
and
Pacific
Dally
except
Sun.
..
11:30
ajn.
Classified
Ads
FOR
SALE
FOR
SAL&-Four
room
house,
j
WANTED
,
Woman
or
girl
to
Rhone
Blue
739.
-I
FOR
SALE
OR
EXCHANGE
Saarfen
Buck
Ooat,
6
months
old.
P.
O.
Box
273
Prince
Bup-ert;
206)
FOR.
SALE
Cabin
.
and
contents.
Apply
32
Taxi.
(204)
East.
(205)
assist
with
housework.
Apply
Box
550
Daily
News.
(tf
I
WANTED
Truck.
Driver.
Apply
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission,
A.M.
71.
(tf)
SALESWOMEN
WANTED
Retail
Store
Two
full-time
saleswomen
and
one
part-time
saleswoman
for
afternoons
only
required
by
retail
store.
Only
permanent
residents
will
be
considered.
Excellent
oppo-f
tunity.
Reasonable
hours
in?
eluding
Thursday
closing
Ap-
ply
National
Selective
Service
Office,
AF
79.
(208)
WANTED
Wardmalds
for
loT
cal
hospital.
Apply
Unemploy
ment-
Insurance
Commission
AF
75.
.
(205)
WANTED
Dressmaker's
Dress
form.
Phone
Black
145.
208)
WANTED
for
local
laundry,
six
girls
to
work
In
laundry
and
cleaning
department.
Apply
National
Selective
Service
AF
80.
(203)
WANTED
Reliable
boys
and
girls
for
Province
carriers.
Phone
Green
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wartime
cooking
column
iS'i
regular.
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of
iliis
page.
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valuable
hints
each
Monday
Many)
intriguing,
combina?
Hons
exist,
of,
meats,
and.
vegetables
on
skewers,
Have
you
tried
cooking
1-Jnch
cubes
oF
lamb
shoulder
this
way?
Push
the
pieces
of
lamb
on
to
wood
or
metal
skewers
tilt
skewer
is
filled
season
brush
with
melted
fat.
Broil
or
pan-broil
under
a
hot
broiler
or
on
a
hot
pan
or
10
noinutes;
turn
and
cook
for
5
ninutes
more.
Serve
on
a
bed
of
rice
with
barbecue
sauce.
Thatisthe
standard
"en
brochette"
procedure.
But
the
same
cooking
method.can
be
used
both
to
intro-
PAN
BROILING
Lightly
grease,
,hvy.
pan.
Het.
well.
Cook
chops,
steaks,
veal
fillets,
brochettes
this
way,
turning
hea.wUtrQwned,oa
the
side
in
contact
with
the
pan.
tj
Martha
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Meat
en
Brochettes
duce
the
nutritionallyrso-desirable
variety,
meats
into
the
diet
try
slices
of
parboiled
beef
kidney
ot
livr
between
the
cubes
of
lamb
and
to
give
interest
to
meat
leftovers.
Almost
any
previously
cooked
meat
can
be
used
to
"extend"
fresh
meat
on
skewers.
Or,
in
fact,
can
be
used
alone'with
suitable
vegetables
.
.
.
mushrooms,
parboiled
tender
young
carrots;
small,
firm
tomatoes,
pieces
of
peppers,
or
with
variety
'meats
as
suggested
above.
This
is
another
dodge
so
.
useful
in
waitirne
for
dressing,
up
quite
ordinary
materials
to
give
a.
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