NERAL
OF
Uc
for
the
late
j
Eudinich.
wife
of
h
u.
who
passed
jv
y
last
week,
Givnville
Court
day
afternoon,,
W
a-:on
oi
first
,
nictating.
In-j
lace
at.
Falrvlew
B.C.
Undertaken
infrements.
Pall-Frank
McLean,
A
Comadlntf.
iRoy
C
omer
and
jT.
L.
,
voimn
fuins
of
cobra
n
found
useful
in
from
various
mm
t
PUSH
COLUMBIA
PACKERS
LTD.
VANCOUVER,
CANADA
RED
CROSS
AIDS
EXPECTANT
MOTHERS
IN
VIENNA
-
In
an
attempt
to
brlnp;
forth
a
stronger
new
generation
in
famine-ravaged
Austria,
expectant
mothers
are
being
given
an
additional
dally
ration
of
300
calories.
compoiKd
of
a
dab
of
lard
on
a
bit
of
bread
and
a.
cup
of
egg
milk
punch,
by
the
Red
Cro:i.
LOCAL
MEN
FLY
SOUTH
Two
Prince
Rupert
business
men
were
among
passengers
on
tae
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
plane
llalda
Queen
when
It
took
.ifl
for
Vancouver
and
intermediate
points
this
morning.
Thev
were
C.
A.
Brind,
Imperial
Oil
Co.
representative,
who
flew
to
Allford
Bay,
and
David
Allen,
local
Kelly
Douglas
Co.
man-aicr
for
Vancouver.
Other
passengers
were
O.
Snell,
B.C.
Packers,
for
Pacdfl;
George
Obynskl,
Pacific
Mills,
Allford
Bay;
R.
Sephton,
Mutual
Life
for
Massett.
In
addition,
the
Haida
Queen
picked
up
Mrs.
and
Miss
Holland
at
Ma.ssett,
Granville
Bothby,
Ma:
sett
to
Vancouver;
and
W.
Malcolm,
Butedale
to
Vancouver
The
Haida
Queen
made
a
special
call
at
Chilko
Lake
at
the
head
of
Bute
Inlet
to
pick
up
three
American
sportsmen
who
have
been
fishing
at
the
lake
for
the
past
10
days.
Inbound
passengers
on
the
Haida
Queen
last
night
included
Dr
W.
S.
Kergin,
J.
T.
Harvey
nnri
p.
H.
Simmons,
all
from
Vancouver,
and
nine
passengers!
from
the
Queen
Carlotte
Islands.
!
WARSEnrSMEN
ON
VISIT
HERE
Five
War
Assets
Corporation
regional
department
heads
arrived
In
the
city
Wednesday
from
Vancouver
on
an
inspection
trip
preparatory
to
the
change
.
of
Jurisdiction
of
the
local
War
Assets
offices
from
control
of
the
Montreal
head
office
to
the
Vancouver
regional
office.
The
change
will
become
effective
on
July
1.
They
are
E.
W.
Bourque,
regional
supply
manager;
H.
Delaney,
plant
clearance
supervisor,
.
Brown,
warehouse
superintendent:
J.
G.
Yendell,
traffic
supervisor,
and
A.
E.
Langley,
security
Inspector.
They
will
be
in
(.h.irse
of
local
War
Assets
administration
following
the
de
parture
on
July
1
of
I.
M,
Mac
,klnnon
for
Edmonton.
TOURISTS
CROWD
AMERICAN
ROADS
As
many
as
600
tourists
nightly
are
forced
to
sleep
in
their
cars
in,
Yellowstone
Park
so
crowded
are
American
holiday
centres,
J.
Harry
Black,
local
Capitol
thaetre
manager,
reported
this
morning
after
returning
from
a
vacation
trip'
through
Oregon,
Idaho,
Wyoming
and
Montana
last
night.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Black
and
their
daughters,
Wanda
and
Betty,
left
by
car
three
weeks
ago.
Highways
in
British
Columbia
are
generally
in
good
shape,
Mr.
DJack
said,
"lihou.ih
one
section
around
Cache
Creek
on
the
Cari
boo
Highway
is
rough.
The
roughest
tecli&n
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Highway
is
between
Skeena
and
Prince
RuDert,
th
eastern
section
being
in
good
shape.
w
T
nlirlnn
Ufn
nrln
In
T
firt
J
v
ttfl
I
Vl
rrlatives.
and
Bettv
in
Pentlc-
Natty
W.D.
Caps
ton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Black
motored
home
alone.
They
made
the
trip
frcm
Prince
Gearge
in
13
hours
yesterday.
CITY
PIONEER
PASSES
AWAY
A
pioneer
Prince
Rupert
man,
who
came
to
the
city
In
1910,
passed
away
Wednesday
evening
while
on
his
way
to
hospital
,
from
his
home
on
Eighth
Ave-jiue.
He
was
John
Kach,
a
resident
here
for
3ii
years
and
a
former
employee
of
the
city,
watvrwarks
department.
He
was
!
70.
years
old
and
was
born
in.
Ukraine.
Deceased
had
been
married
but
was
divorced.
It
is
understood
that
there
are
no
UNSALEABLE
PRODUCT
NEWCASTLE,
Australia,
W
The
municipal
council
couldn't
ven
give
M
gas-producers
(Charcoal
burners
on
automobiles)
avay.
First
the
council
otrcred
them
for"
sale
but
there
were
no
buyers.
Then
with
other
scrap
metal
they
were
advertised.
The
only
offer
for
the
scrap
wa.
$7.20
and
the
tenderer
stipulated
,hat
he
wouldn't
take
the
producer;
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY.
J
Q.
How
can
I
keep
clothing
free
from,
moths?
A.
The
odor
of
branches
of
the
arbor
v!
tae
la
very
pleasant
and
wholesome,
pnd
will
keep
the
clothing
that
is
to
be
packed
away
free
of
moths.
Q.
How
can
I
prevent
white
silk
from
turning
yellow?
A.
White
.silk
should
not
be
washed
Jn
water
that
It
too
hot,
as
It
hag
a
yellowing
effect
on
It,
Q.
How
can
J
avoid
spattering
of
grease?
A.
The
spattering
of
hot
grease
can
be
avoided
many
times
by
placing
a
little
salt
In
the
fryip?
pan.
Poli
ice
women
Get
Former
Ainvomnn
New
Head
of
London's
"Bohettes"
LONDON,
Vfi
A
new
shiny
peaked
cap,
similar
to
that
of
the
R,OAJ
WcmenVs
Division,
has
been
adopted
by
London
policewomen.
It
was
partly
designed
by
Mi.s
E.
C.
Bather,
first
woman
chief
inspector
of
the
Metropolitan
women's
police
whe
as
an
R.A.F.
nffiwr.
helped
to
organize
tjie
R.C
A.F.
Women'-Division
in
Canada
during
thr
war.
When
she
was
appointed
to
A
Natural
healing
The
Experts
Say.
.
.
ICE
CREAM
Summer
days
man
ice
cream
for
dessert
and
t-.
dn'-sn't
matler
whether
It
actually
contains
cream
as
long
.is
ik
frozen.
Chocolate
Freeze
Is
recommended
by
home
economists
and
adp'ir
3U.s
frozen
dessert
made
.
I)
milk
but
having
the
smooth
texture
that
Is
usually
obtained
mly
with
the
richest
cream.
Chocolate
Freeze
require
Ha
;quar";
of
unsweetened
choco-,te.
2';!
cups
of
scalded
milk,
V
up
oi
sup.ar,
a
few
grains
of
all.
two
tablespooas
of
flour,
vwo
cr
yolks
slightly
beaten,
1'.
teaspoons
vanilla,
two
egg
vhlt?
;,
'
i
cup
of
sugar,
tea
spoon
of
almond
flavoring.
Melt
the
chocolate
in
top
of
double
boiler.
To
scalded
milk
add
sugar
and
salt.
Add
gradually
to
chocolate,
stirring
well,
nicrid
flour1
with
a
little
cold
watr
and
add
to
the
chocolate
mixture.
Cook
-for
10
minutes
HOME
CANNING
This
year
apaln
home
canning
will
take
an
important
nlace
in
the
home-maker's
plans
for
conserving
Scotland
Yard
last
January,
Ml?s
Bather
said
policewomen's
uniforms
compared
unfavorably
with
those
of
British
and
Canadian
airwomen.
The
new
cap
is
a
first
step
toward
redesigning
the
whole
uniform.
covery
with
antiphlogistic
properties.
Promotes
healing.
Relieves
pain
and
inflammation.
Im
it
lor
quirk
rclirf
In
rfdlAeM'f
Foot,
Erxoinrtt
Bmritn,
Jiruiact
Mil
Hhommatie
or
Aenrilic
point
,
YOOtt
DnUCClST--Jl
1:.
fake
dis.
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CAFE
CHOP
SUKY
CHOW
MLTN
Our
Specialty
Open-
-Weekday
7
a.m.
to
11
p.m.
Sunday
8
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
Located
at
Hulkley
Hotel
SMITIIERS,
B.C.
Steamship
Service
from
PRINCE
IMIl'EItl
to
OCEAN
FALLS
WESTVIEW
(Powell
River)
VANCOUVER
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
to
KETCHIKAN
Wednesday
Midnight
FARES
and
INFORMATION
at
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE
528
Third
Avenue
and
DEPOT
TICKET
OFFICE
use
MAORI
WOMAN
WINS
DEGREE
-
AtTf!TTT.A9D.
N.Z..
fl
One
of
t
!
the
lew
Maori
women
to
have
?
i
won
a
university
degree'ls
Mlw
Pelricevlch
who
his
graduated
as
a
bachelor
of
arts
at
Auckland
University
College.
Until
the
present,
very
few
native
women
have
taken
university
courses
but
It
is
thought
that
her
success
may
encoitrase
others.
Mairy
Maori
men
have
graduated
from
universities,
and
one,
Dr.
Peter
Buck,
has
achieved
woi
ld-wide
recognition
for
his
studies
In
anthropology.
He
is
head
of
the
Bishop
Museum
In
Honolulu
and
has
been
guest
professor
at
Yale.
perishable
food.
Here
are
some
emphasized
"do's":
Do
test
sealers
before
using.
Make
sure
that
there
are
no
chins
In
the
rims.
Do
have
the
sealers
clean.
Wash
in
hot
soapy
water
and
time
thoroughly.
Do
,;rade
or
sort
the
fruit
or
'vegetable
for
uniformity
or
size
-nd
maturity.
Discard
all
bruised
r.....
tu
and
snotted
fruit
anrr
mil.
Add
vanilla.
Pour
into
!
Ho
use
the
thinnest
syrup
that
freezing
tray
and
partially
freeze
about
45
minutes
with
a
control
set
at
the
lowest
point.
Beat
egff
whites
until
stiff,
but
not
dry
Gradually
beat
in
the
regaining
4
cup
of
Har
and
the
almond
favorlnet.
Remove
chocolate
ml?:
to
chilled
bowl
and
blend
with
meringue,
using
a
clover
beater.
Return
to
freesln.g
tray
and
continue
to
freeze,
stirring
occasionally
until
firm,
about
H'-
hours.
This
makes
six
to
eight
aervings.
will
be
palatable.
Tills
stretches
the
sugar
ration:
One
cup
of
sugar
to
two
cups
of
water
is
sufficient
for
most
fruits
and
a
thinner
syrup,
one
cup
of
sugar
to
three
cubs
of
water',
is
sweet
enough
for
pears.
Do
leave
a
space
of
V
inch
at
the
top
of
the
sealer
when
filling
with'
fruit
or
vegetables
except
peas
and
corn
which
require
'A
inch
head
space.
Do
not
allow
filled
containers
to
stand
and
get
cool
before
CHIT-CHAT
A
little
lemon
juice
or
vinegar
adds
a
pleasant
tart
note
to
boiled
carrots,
beets
or
turnips.
Don't
throw
away
leftover
cooked
fish.
It
may
be
flaked
and
used
in
salads,
fish
cakes,
or
croquettes.
When
you
store
cream
or
cottage
cheese
in
the
refrigerator
be
sure
lt
well
wrapped
or
covered
for
It
takes
on
other
odors
easily.
kinds
of
baking
out
off
j
women
who
win
prizes
ffor
home
baking
All
ttiooin
nuuu
.
.
bread,
cokes,
pastry.
WE
SERVE
YOU
NOTHING
BUT
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BEST
SPECIAL
RED
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BEEF
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Chicken
Meat
Pies
and
Salads
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WEST
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
Pall
Mall
Cafe
AND
CHOP
SUEY
at
CENTRAL
HOTEL
HAS
REOPENED
We
specialize
in
tender,
juicy
steaks
and
Chinese
dishes.
WE
EXTEND
A
HEARTY
INVITATION
TO
COME
AND
ENJOY
OUR
FINE
FOOD
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Thursday,
June
20,
1946
Modern
Etiquette
'
By
ROBERTA
LKK
Q.
May
a
woman
who
is
wearing
an
expensive
coat
and
is
dining
in
ft
public,
place.,
retain
the
coat
instant!
of
checking
it?
A.
Yes..
She
may
slip
it
over
the
back
of
Iver
chair,
or
place
It
on
another
chair
at
the
table.
Q.
Ls
it
ever
permlisable
to
leayo
the
spoon
In
the
cup
while
drin'ting
tea
or
coffee?
A.
No.
A3
soon
as
the
coffee
or
tea
is
stirred,
the
spoon
-should
be
placed
In
the
sauee'r
and
remain
there.
Q.
In
what
way,
and
at.
what
time,
ffftoitkl
n
bride
niai'l
her
'
:..t
home"
cards?
A.'
These
cards
can
be
enclosed
with
the
wedding
inviU-
tiOE.
.
P.FftT
COMPT
I7lOi3
UROOMF1FXD,
Eng.,
The
r.lris
pf
Jiloomf
ield
now
have
the
Ixst
ccmpWIons
In
Essx;
hanks
to
well
warsr
used
int
warhing.
members
it
the
loctl
council
were
told
before
they
derided
to
(("T
action
on
installing
niped
rater
Hake
sweeter,
tastier
bread!
ise
FLEISCHMANN-S
FRESH
-1
yeast
NO
WAITING
no
extra
steps!
Full-strengtb
Fleischmann's
fresh
active
Yeast
goes
right
to-work.
Makes
sweeter,
finer
bread!
And
makes
it.
aster!
You
can
be
sure
of
tender,
smooth
texture
lightness
delicious
flavour
every
time!
IF
YOU
BAKE
AT
HOME,
insist
on.
Fleischmann's
fresh
Yeast
with
the
familiar
yellow
label.
It's
dependableCanada's
tested
favourite
for
more
than
70
years.
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and
19
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our
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You'll
find
healthful
foods.
delicious
summer
menus.
All.
orders
delivered
to
your
kitchen
door.
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