Prfnrr
Ruprrt
Daily
'rectos
Monday,
January
7,
1946
3
ARCHIBALD
RF.rOUTS
(Continued
from
Page
1)
.will
get
a
large
measure
of
at-'
tention.
Giving
general
impressions
of
-Ottawa,
Mr.
Archibald
criticized
Jthe
government
conception
that
private
enterprise
can
absorb
all
;
unemployment
and
Its
absolute
refusal
at
this
time
to
embark
upon
any
nation',
program
of
public
works,
apparently
feeling
that
unemployment
insurance
should
carry
the
people
througn
the
period
of
reconversion.
Re-..
iterating
frankly
his
disbelief
in
the
policies
of
private
enter-uprise,
Mr.
Archibald
believes,
however,
that,
even
under,
free
enterprise,
the
government
'
should
take
at
least
some
,
sponsiblllty
in
providing
useful
employment.
The
cuttlntr
down
of
the
local
train
service,
the
member
sees
as
only
a
part
of
the
government's
insistence
on
a
policy
of
private
enterprise,
even
to
the
extent
thai
government
enterprises
should
retreach
and
operate
on
the
same
principle.
Kinall
Business
and
Workers
Must
Unite
"Only
organized
agitation
and
efforts
on
the
part
of
the
people
will
force
the
government
to
change
its
attitude
and
act
ac-
tiHuingiy,
aeciarca
me
sneena
'
member.
"And
the
agitation
has
got
to
come
not
only
from
the
.
.
.
.
U
1
1
L
t
small
business
elements
which
en,a'
are
threatened
with
being
wiped
out."
.
Speaking
along
broader
economic
lines
and
referring
to
the
Bretton
-Woods
monetary
agreement,
Mr.
Archibald
saw
danger
In
going
back
to
the
gold
stan-
Hi
GENUINE
ASPIRIN
IS(
ll
.
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.
.
....
a
t
WHKHtP
IMIS
WAT
I
dard
putting
other
nations
un
der
the
thumb
of
"modern
Am
erican
economic
Imperialism,"
the
full
weight
of
which
Great
Britain
was
already
feeling.
"For
the
moment,
unfortunately,
there
appears
nothing
elst
for
Britain
to
do
than
accede
to
the
dictates
of
United
States
financial
Interests
or
face
economic
starvation."
Mr,
Archibalc
quoted
Sir
James
Orr,
whom
he
termed
the
"greatest
food
expert
in
the
world,"
who
declared
there
must
be
Internationally
llxed
prices
or
complete
collapse
of
all
com
modity
prices
as
a
result
of
the
greatly
accelerated
forces
of
production.
However,
Mr.
Archibald
sees
hope
and
predicts
that,
"within
the
next
four
years,
the
Canadian
government,
for
one,
will
be
forced
into
lines
of
economic
action
which,
befoic
the
war,
might
have
taken
twenty
years.
The
new
Skeena
member
made
some
Interesting
personal
observations
following
his
first
ses-
sion
"As
far
as
abilities
of
the
two
old
line
parties
are
con
cerned,"
he
declared,
"much
as
1
object
to
Liberal
policies,
I
must
admit
that
there
are
manv
capable
men
in
the
cabinet
but
I
saw
few
in
the
ranks
of
the
Conservatives."
Mr.
Archibald
found
the
at
mosphere
at
Ottawa
very
con-
I
found
that
members
of
Parliament,
recardless
political
color,
were
all
treated
fairly
as
such.
Cabinet
ministers
are
generally
helpful
and
Inclined
to
forget
party
lines
when
Individual
issues
and
problems
.are
being
dealt
with.
Among
all
the
ministers
I
found
a
tendency
to
Impose
their
confidence,
expecting,
however,
that
.It
would
be
.strictly
respected."
Mr.
Archibald
will
be
spending
the
next
six
weeks
in
and
around
Prince
Rupert
and
will
visit
Stewart,
Bella
Coola,
Ocean
Falls
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
before
returning
to
Ottawa
for
the
next
session
which
he
expects
will
open
about
February
8
or
March
7.
The
last
session
devoted
itself
almost
entirely
to
cleaning
up
war
business.
The
new
session
should
get
down
to
post-war
problems
in
a
serious
way,
the
member
believes.
NOTICE
-
-
-
ti
n
rs
.
i-.
i
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEYv
Q.
HowV
can
I
varnish
stairs
and
avoid
the
Inconvenience
of
waiting
until
the
varnish
Is
dry
before
using
them?
A.
Probably
the
only
method
is
to
varnish
alternate
steps,
thus'leaving
the
remaining
every
other
step
to
use
until
the
varnished
ones
are
dry.
Q.
How
can
I
remove
grease
spots
from
silk?
A.
Sprinkle
a
little
Fuller's
earth
on
the
stains,
and
let
it
re
main
overnight.
Often
times
nt
further
treatment
is
necessary.
Q.
How
can
I
avoid
cooklna
odors
In
the
house?
A.
The
smell
of
cooking
will
not
permeate
the
house
If
a
little
cedar
sawdust
is
sprinkled
on
fhe
top
of
the
stove.
Lost
Seat
of
Pants
Got
Idea
TORONTO
Losing
the
seat
of
his
pants
in
a
barbed-wire
fence
gave
a
Toronto
soldier
an
idea
that
may
pay
otrulg
in
the
future.
W.
D.
Waddell
was
absent
without
leave
one
day
and
In
trying
to
sneak
back
into
camp
was
forced
to
leave
the
seat
of
his
trousers
on
the
barbs.
This,
he
says,
gave
him
an
Idea
on
of
all
thlnes
eliminating
rlnt.hps
r
pins
from
washing
lines.
The
line
Is
a
double
one
with
the
strands
kept
apart
by
a
gadget
until
the
washing
Is
inserted
when
the
strands
are
clamped
together,
Roger
Bell,
who
has
been
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
here
for
the
last
few
years,
has
been
transferred
to
the
bank's
Vancouver
offices
and
will
leave
Friday
on
the
Cardena
for
the
south.
FLU
BRIGADE
,
URMSTON,
Lancashire,
Eng.
Women
In
Urmston
are
to
form
an
'"influenza
guard"
to
help
in
any
epidemic.
Those
with
nursing
experience
will
Join
a
nursing
brigade;
others
will
do
housework
in
homes
where
an
entire
family
is
stricken.
Classified
Ads
bring
results.
Some
Old
"Rcceipte"Brought
Up
To
Date
For
Modern
Use
Any
book
of
pld
recipes
Is
interesting
reading.
Some
names
such
as
"Kedagree,"
"Fools'
"Pickled
Lilly"
and
"Rinktum
Ditty"
were
favorites
of
long
ago
which
have
disappeared
from
modern
cook
.books.
Others
have
survived
but
the
methods
of
mix
ing
and
some
of
the
ingredients
have
changed.
Baking
.soda
was
usually
the
leavening
agent
in
these
old
recipes,
used
in
combination
With
sour
milk.
With
modern
refrig
eration,
milk
is
kept
fresh
so
baking
powder
is
now
used
more
often
than
soda..
Home
economists
have
.taken
some
old
well-known
"rer-pinf"'
and
adapted
them
tor
the
mod
ern
homemaker.
"Toad
in
the
Hole"
is
a
delicious
main
course
dish
despite
its
.unpleasant
name.,
Togus
Bread"
is
steamed
brown
bread,
1946
version.
Toad
in
the
Hole
1
pound
sausage
1
egg
2
cups
milk
1
cup
all-purpose
flour
'z
teaspoon
salt
1
teaspoon
baking
powder
Brown
sausage
well.
Beat
egg
until
very
light.
Add
milk,
then
add
flour,
sifted
with
salt
and
baking
powder.
Put
meat
in
a
greased
casserole.
Add
batter.
Bake
In
a
hot
oven,
400
degrees
F
for
50'
minutes.
Six
servings.
Togus
Bread
2
cups
milk
1
tablespoon
vinegar
'2
cup
molasses
xi
cup
corn
meal
1
cup
whole
wheat
Hour
l'2
cups
all-purpose
flour
!4
teaspoon
soda
V2
teaspoon
salt
Add
vinegar
and
molasses
to
milk.
Let
stand
one
hour.
Add
cornmeal,
whole
wheat
flour
and
white
lour,
sifted
with
soda
and
salt.
Mix
well,
pour
into
greased
one-pound
baking
powder
tins,
cover,
set
In
3
inches
of
boiling
water
and
steam
l!'2i
hours.
Makes
3
small
loaves.
ine
rnnce
ixupert
nshermen
s
Co
-operative
Association
'Wish
to
announce
they
are
the
new
owners
of
the
v
Chris
Mill
Bakery
The
Third
Avenue
Baker
)
V
:
Store
Is
Open
To
All
1
'-
Mr:
H.
K.
Christehsen,
previous
owner,
continues
as
s
I
i
'
Manager
of
the
Bakery.
'.
;,.
I
r
Board
of
Directors,
I
PRINCE
RUPERT
FISHERMEN'S
I
CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION.
1
lUnkluin
Ditty
or
itingtuiu
Uiildy
1
tablespoon
fat
2.
tablespoons
.choipped
onion
(1
small)
1
tablespoon
flour
1
cup
milk
2
cups
grated
cheese
1
teaspoon
dry
mustard
.2
.tablespoons
tomato
catsup
Vz
teaspoon
salt
'a
teaspoon
pepper
v
V
teaspoon
celery
salt
1
egg
6
slices
toast
Melt
fat
In
top
.of
double
boiler,
add-onion.
Cook
until
onions
are
soft.'
Add
flour
and
blend,
then
add
milk
and
stir
until
thickened.
Add
cheese.
When
cheese
has
melted
add
mustard,
catsup,
salt,
.pepper
and
.celery
salt.
Cook
.5
minutes.
Beat
.esc
.until
very
light.
Add
to
hot
mixture.
Stir
and
cook
1
minute.
Serve
on
toast.
Six
servings.
I
Morion
'.oiaJJp
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q
When
introducins
-a
wo
man
to
a
man
who
is
a
celebrity,
such
as
an
author,
shouldn't
she
be
presented
to
him?
A.
No;
the
man
should
be
presented
to
the
woman,
unless
the
man
is
perhaps
70
years
of
age,
and
the
woman
is
about
18
or
20".
Q.
When
giving
a
uncheon,
should
the
guest
of
honor
Jead
the
way
to
the
table?
A.
No,
the
hostess
should
lead
the
way.
Q.
What
hours
are
the
proper
ones
for
making
afternoon
calls?;
A.
Between
the
liours
of
four
a
net
six.
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May
Help
Economy
Britain
Shows'
Fabulous
Gems
Jewelers
Hold
First
Exhibition
-
In
Six
Years
ot
;Ie&igns
Which
Will
Bring;
Foreign
Currency
Bv
HELEN
CAMP
LONDON
(AP)
Diamonds
rubles
and
emeralds
may
be
one
'means
of
rebuilding
British
economy.
In
the
first
exhibition
of
Brit
lsh
lewelrv
deslen.s
for
six
vears
the
Jvatlonal
jewelers
Associa
tion
dismayed
pvervthms
from
fantastically
fancy
to
plain
but
expensive
gems
lor
export
trade.
"With
jewelry
like
this
we
can
bring
much
more
foreign
currency
Into
the
country
faster
than
any
other
way,"
a
spokes
man
said.
He
added
that
since
the
sems
came
from
Africa,
Burma,
India,
Australia,
Ceylon,
British
Gui-ivear
und
New
Zealand,
the
cold
from
.Africa,
.and
the
platioum
from
Canada,
all
parts
of
the
empire
would
profit.
Much
of
the
Jewelry,
'ie
said,
has
been
particularly
designed
for
Jforth
and
South
American
markets
and
all
for
export
since
"unfortunately
the
100
per
cent
tax
pn
jewelry
will
make
it
too
expensive
for
home
consumption."
Among
pieces
displayed
was
a
throe
-dimensional
diamond
bracelet
with
more
than
2,000
separate
stones
In
flexible
set-'
tings,
which
he
said
probably
will
sell
for
around
5,000
($22,500).
Several
Uses
Watch
faces
were
slanted
in
elaborate
jeweled
settings
or
hidden
under
the
diamond
cen-'
tre
of
ruby
and
emerald
flowers.
A
pink
gold
bird
of
paradise
with
diamond,
emerald
and
ruby
age
perched
on
a
white
and
green
gold
flower
pin
with
a
ruby
centre.
He
added
that
before
the
war,
earring
designs
had
reached
the
point
where
some
"almost
cov-
n,,
A
J
1.
.
I-
1.11
,
-
(
.1
cicu
wie
turcK.
ana
saia
mai
plans
were
to
"take
up
where
we
left
off."
Most
of
the
brooches
and
clips
displayed
could
be
broken
up
Into
two
or
three
pieces
or
worn
together,
since
the
jeweler
said
"anything
of
consequence
women
'
want
several
uses
lor."
Most
of
the
jewelry
was
In
precious
stones
but
the
spokesman
said
he
expected
"very
free,
use"
of
semi-precious
ones
when'
they
are
available
again.
Fine,
blue
aquamarine,
found
only
in'
Brazil
and
"frightfully
scarce.":
he
.said,
Is
fast
pushing
itself!
irom
seml-prcclous
to
precious
status.
"The
trend
is
awv
.om
dell-!
cate
filigree
work,"
he
conclud-1
ea,
'since
the
modern
designer
must
consider
that
the
decora-;
live
effect
of
jewels
will
be
Judged
from
a
distance,
not
under
a
magnifying
glass."
Capt.
and
Mv.
Alfred
Barn-ford,
who
have
been
spending
the
holidays
with
Capt.
Barn-ford's
parents,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
C;
Bamford,
leave
tonight
to
return
to
Victoria
where
CaDt.
bamford
will
resume
his
duties
with
the
provincial
forestry
de
partment
after
receiving
his
dis
charge
from
the
army.
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Rouyn
1.43
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River
41
Jackknlfe
36
Bobo
27
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Lake
79
V-
Lynx
39
Oslsko
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IN
FRANCE
T
H
y
SAY
M
Wliich
to
knowing
linniaewivM
m
till
melius
m
1
GOLDEN
md
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FOODS
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I
MIDI,
sun.
Imon.
tue.
wed.
thu.
fri.
;
sat!"
Grilled
Baked
Eggs
Breaded
Veal
Fish
Steal
Lamb
Sau-
a
la
Veal
Stew
Chow-Chops
sages
king
Cutlets
der
Group
Group
unra-
Group
left-
unra-
Group
B
D
tioned
B
over
Honed
C
Vt
lb.
10
02.'
lib.
Ik
2
2
5
.4
tokens
tokens
tokens
oVnx
"
3
tokens
left
over.
Planned
buying
has
a
double
function.
Not
only
does
it
help
you
to
avoid
ration
dithers,
it
also
helps
you
fo
limit
your
meat
marketings
to
two
or
thrw
a
week.
And
this,
you
will
agree,
is
a
welcome
tta
saver
for
you,
as
well
as
a
boon
to
your
busy
butcher.
Two
lamb
chops
and
ten
ounces
of
sausages
which
make
a
ration
total
of
four
tokens,
along
with
half
a
pound
of
fresh
mushrooms,
will
nicely
take
care
of
the
first
three
dinners
of
the
week.
For
Sunday
th
lamb
chops
garnished
with
sausage
and
mushroom
will
make
a
handsome
mixed
grill.
The
rest
of
the
sausages
are
scheduled
for
Monday's
dinner.
And
if
you
have
apples
on
hand,
you
can
make
it
ar,
easy
and
tasty
oven
meal
by
baking
the
sausages
and
apple
rings,
as
well
as
potatoes,
a
casserole
of
carrots
or
beets,
and
a
pudding
fav.
orite.
Creamed
mushrooms
and
hard
cooked
eggi
on
a
bed
of
hot
noodles
make
excellent
meatlerj
fare
for
Tuesday.
Middle
of
the
week
purchase
is
one
pound
veal
steak
or
cutlet.
Part
of
this
can
be
breaded
for
Wednesday's
dinner.
The
rest
fan
be
transformed
into
a
savoury
stew
for
Thursday,
Unrationed
kidney
would
give
it
a
nutritional
boost
as
well
as
added
flavour.
To
allow
you
to
indulge
in
one
of
the
seasonable
desserts
which
often
make
a
regular
meal
top-heavy,
a
good
fish
chowder
accompanied
by
crisp
vegetable
sticks
and
hot
muffins,
is
suggested
for
Friday's
main
course.
As
beef
has
been
absent
on
the
week's
menu
and
the
ration
expenditure
has
been
moderate,
a
Juicy
steak
would
be
possible
for
Saturday.
The
remaining
tokens
are
a
buffer
to
augment
your
purchases
If
you
have
a
guest
night,
or
to
be
put
aside
in
vour
savings
account
for
a
roast.
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Have
Done
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Seeing
is
Believing
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IN
Look
for
the
Red
"TODAY'S
SPECIAL"
Cards
with
the
black
arrow
indicating
one
of
the
Bargains
of
the
Day!
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
(Opposite
Canadian
Legion)
Phones
18
and
19
p.o.
Box
5"5
We
are
pleased
to
announce
that
conditions
now
permit
us
to
place
on
the
market
again
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BRAND"
'
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TYPE
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KIPPERS
x
SMOKED
ALASKA
BLACK
COD
SMOKED
MILD
CURED
SALMON
Try
them
today
from
your
Butcher
or
at
your
favorite
restaurant.
Canadian
Fish
AND
Cold
Storage
COMPANY
LIMITED
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
REX
CAFE
Under
New
Management
OPEN
FOR
BUSINESS
DECEMBER
29
Chinese
Dishes
aur
specialty.
Chop
Siiey
-
Chow
Mein
Open
0
a.m.
to
2
a.m.
Second
Avenue
West
Cocoa
DOOR
MATS
To
keep
the
mud
out
of
your
homes.
SEVERAL
SIZES
from.
..
$1.25
Gordon's
Hardware
McBride
Street
Phone
311