frilU'C
arrivals
Uuptrl
..a
Mrs
HIIU
a.
R.
Larry
Mix,
POM
r;
T.
rMtoaVv'.
A.
Oou.w
Mr
and
Mrs.
m-Rdla
0
Kergom-
const
and
MM.
Miss
A
Ann;
tir
and
Mrs.
Mr.
ana
tflperln.
city
Lieut
w
W.
ncouver
Richard
Vancouver
i
nixon
wuuiw"
9
c
Unav
J
I
a
minutes
from
Red
323.
(273)
New
and
used
fur-!
Ucea
tables
$4:
beds.
irom
siu;
nassociu
:t
of
drawers
$9;
rjt
burner,
electric
H
shape
floor"
lamps,
J5
couches
ST.
;
blankets,
all-wool;
iz
each
new
mat-
.
career
cnalr
$25;
an-wrenches,
cable
He
selling
lowest
prices.
ft...iture
Co..
Black
324.
MACHINERY
better
lumber
more
im
,ii..
.
-mijr,
u.ie
ine
moaeru
up-to-date
type
National
T
-v
uaftiiiuis
manuiac
'
o?
national
Machinery
"mited;
Vancouver,
(if)
0OM
AM)
HOARD
51
AND
BOARD
Table
away
from
home
Preferable
C22
lU'RNERS
i
STYLES
BEING
PERSONALIZED
Fash.lohs
t
Ihe
Times
Presents
Smart
Varieties
In
Slllioiielles,
Fabrics
a
lid
Colors
By
lIELFN
EANNERmAN
Cfthndlfth
Frew
Btntr
Writer
New
York
cp
--the
wetm
of
New
York's
cblhes
designers
have
unveiled
Iheir
fashion
forecasts
for
1047
and
ihe
result
Is
good
news
for
women
.
.
women
In
all
parts
of
Canada
and
the
United
Stales,
hnd
In
all
Income
brackets.
Here
are
a
few
Impressions
of
(tf)
Fraser
nunffe
on
nnrtiors.
LOST
(275)
Boy's
blrvplo
r.r.
m.
wartime
mndpi
from
;
ot
Ranee
&
Hardy's-
'u
Ave..
Wednesdav
'S'
Reward
r.
,.
4
ILWUlll
IIJ
'
nation,
or
phone
309
Nation)
(208,
The
Seal
of
Quality
RRlTlcu
COLUMBIA'S
NEST
SALMON
the
cjothes
presented
by
100
up
Fashions
of
the
Times,
Fifth
Edition,
snohsored
by
The
New
To
city
Mr.
ami
The
new
clothes
are
designed
.,.i.ikiH
np.irlv
rlah
for
fhem
rnlhpr
thin
a
"
Us
War
Wounded
variation
of
what
fashion
lead?
rs
lX
inception
two
and
mav
be
wesrlnt.
,
,
I
YYLiiitii
ure
wunicu
a-'uin
uui
j
;
Classified
Advertising
-
o-rd
ocr
Insertion,
mlnlmxim
charce.
50c.
Birth
Notice,
,ff
ThanVs.
Death
Notices,
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
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i
n,.ni,mAn(
AnnnnnrMnpnU'
2.
DJ
t,i,uE,v
4.
iv
...
FOR
SALE
Toil
KENT
"Lady's
speed
skates,
j
FOR
RENT
3
-room
unfurnlsh-
new
size
6V2;
14
kangaroo
leather.
$8.00.
R'rk
322
tf)
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tro
er
wnn
,4
ifm'Ap
n
ail'
rn
pt.:r.f
Hed
693.
275
(272
!E-.r)nuble
bed.
com-
r:
-.jGrren
788.
(275)
.1
r
rrp
I'lit'Lti
litriLi
pintapnle
pat-
Pr
:
$15
601
8th
Ave.
(271)
iL
CJ)
348
Sherbrook
(2711
IP
nramanhone.
2
!
bed;
couch,
kitchen
dchiirs,
floor
cover-,:j:.cuscj
1313
Over-
ed
suite.
Apply
Suite
7,
Wash
ington
Blk.
(270)
FOR
RENT
2
furnished
room?.
bedroom
and
kitchen.
330
9th
West,
phone
C93.
274t
FOR
RENT
One
housekeeping
room,
right
In
town.
Phone
53
or
call
029
6th
Ave.
West.
(11)
WANTED
WANTED
2
cr
3
room
apart
ment
desired
by
two
girls.
Urg-
etit.
Phone
Miss
Rougeau
at
a,
i
or
in
i
i
ably
with
typing
experience.
Keply
in
writing
to
Box
173
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
city,
stating
age,
experience,
mari
tal
iVUl
status,
oiuu),
and
uu
salary
i
expeci
-
$1
at
Ormes
Ltd.
wr,irhp
of
Accuracy
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
ARE
YOU
LIVING
ON
TttE
FATS
OF
THE
LAND?
HOW
TO
CUT
DOWN
When
the
expression
"living
on
the
fat
of
the
land"
Is
used,
It
generally
refers
to
an
abun
dance
of
choice
foods
and
a
I
ed
many
ways
of
using
suet.
uiKii
suuiaura
01
uviiik.
now-
i
oeverai
liuropenn
countries,
pu
ever,
In
this
Instance
It
Is
used
In
rather
a
different
sense,
sindi-
"fats"
are
a
matter
of
particular
concern
to
every
Canadian
home-maker
at
the
present
time.
The
fats
used
In
the
various
countries
naturally
differ.
In
couture
and
ready-to-wca'r
de-,
ltalv
wlth
olive
trees
growing
-
.
.
.
"
1L
1-111-IJ...
A1t.
signers
at
the
shows
which
made
un
811
inc
s,uimy
"1UC.
U1.'ve
on
nas
Become
a
aiapie
una
m-
the
curves
are
gentle.
No
exaggeration
of
tiny
waist
alid
heav-
Mr
anil
and
Mrs
.
rathcr
10
'
be
V"?,
tn
uUra-fashlohable:
,T,
wra"r
j
Uy
Padded
hips.
Ihe
clothes
play
i0tta-Mr
themseives
down
and
the
wearer
wme
U
S
A
juau;
unuuiriii-.i,
iiiories
anil
i
.
colors
were
featured
and
buyers
'
j
na
.iiiv
news-lurked
to
nick
whnt
is
exactiv
Black
as
a
basic
color
Is
taking
second
place
to
navy
blue,
brown,
grey
and
a
Wide
range
ot
tans
and
beiges.
The
shoe
With
the
closed
toe
and
heel
13
definitely
on
Us
way
back,
but
anyone
Who
likes
them
can
be
just
as
smart
In
shoes
skirts
shown
all
came
to
the
fullest
part
of
the
calf
with
no
danger
of
the.
Ugly
line
at
the
back
of
the
knee
showing.
This
graceful
length
defies
any
rule
In
Inches
since
H
varies
wllh
the
height
of
the
Wearer.
.
.
,
.
1
.
.
T
1
itTTnw
WARM
SLEEPING
ettmiMn
orw-xf
ROOM
fnr
fori
tvcning
"
Styles
'
are
,
uimui,
,..rt,HB..
uiiu
.
.
nrtP
lUcilUUilU.
Hill
Willi
pyiuvwwvu.
lames,
cloth
of
of.lH'
gild
onrt
and
mire
pure
Fraser
Street,
after
5
pm.
(2'.
4
1
silk.
The
few.
sequins
in
evident?
were
handled
solidly
instead
o'
ns
incidental
decoration,
crystal
and
colored
beads,
rhine-
stnns
and
gilt
nail
heads
were
rmhroidrred
solidly
on
many
evening
fashions.
The
hair
styles
worn
by
the
I
i
rrHels
were
as
varied
as
their
j
ctathes
ranging
from
short
ivivrni
ivniiK
U0UK
U
ANT1,)
j
anther
cuts
to
long
page-boys,
WORK
WANTED
Local
yountjjthev
Included
-unsweot
locks,
man.
knows
city
well;
class
banes,
centre
and
sioc
pans,
B"
licence,
wants
truck
ori
laxi
Job.
Box
179
Dally
News
(271)
HELP
WANTED
brer's
and
hair
swirled
sleekly
to
one
side
cf
the
head.
.tevels,
embroideries,
shoes
and
r1her
arrcr'ps
Were
designid
for
each
costume
In
the
best
Parisian
tradition
of
treating
i
building
lots
HELP
WANTED
-
Experienced
ieh
mt
as
a
COT-0iete
unit.
:n
902
df)
i
tablhhed
retail
firm.
Prefer
Hats
rhow
the
face,
fit
the
head
and
comolement
each
costume
rather
than
highlighting
it.
Forecast
for
next
summer
show
wtde-brimmed
itraWs
for
wear
in
the
sun.
One
wilt:
of
ji
the
v
-
bron?e
w.w...
brocade
i
ed.
Permanent
position
if
suit-1
ad
dpPp
flanges
extending
frcm
.
.
n
'
i
jt.i..
able
PERSONAL
HAS
SOME
KIND
PERSON
clothing
suitable
for
6-year-old
boy?
Especially
overcoat..
Gladly
pay
for
same.
Phone
Blue
909.
(271
LOOiTyoUNG
ER
Restore
natural
color
to
greying
hair
with
Angelique
Grey
Hair
Restorer
.
the
bodice
into
the
sleeves
giving
the
exaggerated
shoulders
a
medieval
look.
Another
or
cream
pure
silk
brocade
had
shoulders
excrusted
with
gold
sequins
and
bullions.
Seventy-six
per
cent
of
American
housewives
refer
to
newspaper
advertisements
for
grocery
news
according
to
a
recent
sur
vey
.V,
by
the
Home
Makers
Guild
274
I
of
America.
27
I
UWLI
ONLY
FULL
POUND
j
.
J
0
TF7
a
expensive
fat.
England,
the
beef-eating
nation,
haa
la
the
course
of
the
centuries
develop-
marlly
agricultural,
found
themselves
with
more
cream
than
ctuld
possibly
be
kept
sweet
and
fresh.
Therefore,
what
was
more
natural
than
for
the
cooks
to
discover
uses
for
sour
cream?
Food
habits
are
built
by
food
abundances.
It
Is
also
equally
true
that
as
a
nation
eats
in
its
youth,
so
will
it
continue
to
eat
in
its
maturity.
However,
fclrcumstahces
have
altered
bur'
former
eating
habits
and
loud
whims.
To
obtain
any
kind
of
fat
today
Is
a
triumph
and
to
make
the
most
df
available
supplies
the
home-maker
must
be1
"tat-wlse."
The
consumer
Section,
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture
has
a
few
suggestions
to
help
you.
Grandmother
highly
prized
her
stock
of
pure
lard
and
attributed
to
It
the
success
ol
manv
tender
delicacies
uai
with
cither
lew
or
hljh
hce
tabie
Modcrn
d
her
pr0
and
cither
open
iocs
ana
neeis
.
refrteeraUon
ore-
or
lust
open
Heels.
--
ranclclty
and
lhe
dcvelop-
Sklrt
Length
;
ment
of
oH-flavors
during
stor-
ls
(Iratrful
j
age.
Today
the
home-maker
The
much-publicized
lan
skirl
I
may
use
lard
with
the
assurance
for
daytime
wear
has
Tailed
to
i
of
achieving
excellent
results
1
J1
btn..1ta
Vile.
materialize
but
the
street-len-uh
m
pasiry,
DaKing
iwm
u
.
1
1
-
-
.i-i
..triHa
n
m
A
r,
cults,
cookies,
muffins
and
for
pan-frying.
Lard
Is
used
as
an
ingredient
of
all
blended
'Pnrk
sauares"
or
lowls
arc
an
excellent
source
of
additional
fat.
This
meat
has
been
cured
and
smoked.
It
may
be
sliced
thinly
and
cooked
like
bacon,
or
baked
In
the
piece
at
a
low
temperature.
It
costs
less
ana
requires
fewer
coupons
than
bacon.
This
fat
may
be
used
as
the
shortening
In
mufllns,
spice
and
molasses
cakes
and
cookies,
as
well
as
In
wljlte
sauces,
soups
and
for
pan-frying.
The
Dresent
scarcity
of
fats
has
eliminated
from
Canadian
menus
those
foods
fried
in
dvep
fat.
Such
rich
foods
as
pastry,
croquettes
and
other
sauteed
roods
should
not
be
served
too
i
frequently.
When
pie
Is
the
des
sert
let
It
be
of
the
single
crust
variety.
It
will
still
be
a
family
treat,
yet
conserve
supp.lej,oi
fat.
Cake
pans
should
be
heated
slightly
before
greasing,
this
wlil
reduce
the
fat
required
for
this
"purpose.
Lard
and
home-rendered
fats
as
well
as
blended
shortenings
will
require
moreJS
salt
than
that
used
In
recipes
calling
for
uutter.
Whin
artrltlKT
frish
f'rliiniiil
,,11111
------
-
t
I
-'
to
old
fat,
be
sure
the
old
at
has
not
developed
off-flavor
nor
become
rancid.
The
often?r
fat
Is
heated
the
low"
the
temperature
becomes,
nt
which
it
smokes.
JACK
HORNER
PUDDING
1
20-oz.
can
red
plums
V2
cup
water
12
cups
all-purpose
flour
OR
1
23
cups
pastry
flour
cup
sugar
i
teaspoon
salt
WM
IS
PERFECTION
COCOA
THE
BEST
VALUE?
'
PERFECTION
COCOA
is
made
only
from
the
best
Cocoa
Beans
that
can
he
secured.
It
is
carefully
processed
with
the
skill
of
a
century's
experience
in
making
fine
cocoa.
Its
extremely
high
22
Cocoa
Butter
content
makes
it
exceptionally
nourishing
and
gives
it
a
superior,
true
chocolate
flavour.
Its
fineaess
of
texture
assures
a
smooth,
creamy
beverage,
and
makes
it
ideal
for
baking,
too.
For
the
utmdst
in
quality,
food
value,
and
chocolate
flavour,
ask
your
grocer
for
PERFECTION
COCOA.
Regardless
of
price,
there
is
none
better.
Yet
PERFECTION
COCOA
costs
less!
n
fis'ttc,e,'i,'''t'f:,'',:'t'e,'t,t',I,,e''4''e'e,e',t't'',c'e'e1,'
WARNING
!
Only
5
Weeks
Till
Xmas
Remember
Be
Wise!
Shop
Early!
Buy
at
Manson's
Jewellers
ROX
DDK
SjS
THE
HOME
OF
BETTER
JEWELLERY
takf
ADVANTAGE
OF
OUR
SPECIAL
Silver
Giftware
TA"H1..
7
a
V.AWAV
PLAN
rwitd,
nr.
rhlnn
-
.
VlliViiJA.'....-'
.
...
1
1
a
x
2
teaspoons
baklns
nowder
3
tablespoons
lard
or
other
mild-flavored
fat
1
egg
'2
cup
milk
Pit
the
plums,
half,
add
Juice
and
water.
Place
in
a
shallow.
covered
saucepan
and
bring
to
boiling
point.
Sift
together
the
Hour,
sugar,
salt
and
baktnt?
powder.
Cut
In
the
laid,
until
rnlxlure
has
a
fine
even
crumb.
Combine
well-beaten
eg?
with
mlik
and
add
to
dry
Ingredients.
Mix
lightly.
Drop
by
spnonruls
over
plums.
Cove-r
and
aitow
to
-steam
without
removing
lid
for
23
minutes.
Serve
Hot
or
cold.
Six
servlhgs.
OATMEAL
COOKIES
2
tablespoons
Hour
Vi
teaspoon
salt
1
teaspoon
baklhg
powder
's
cup
sugar
Vt
teaspoon
cinnamon
lA
teaspoon
cloves
U
teaspoon
allspice
't
cup
raisins
i
cup
mixed
peel
(chopped)
cups
oatmeal
1
egg
'4
cUp
milk
2
tablespoons
mild-flavored
fat
(melted)
Sift
together
the
flour,
salt
baking
powder,
sugar,
Cinnamon,
Cloves
and
allspice.
Add
raisins,
chonned
Deel
and
oatmeal.
MIX
well.
Combihe
well
beaten
egg
with
milk,
add
melted
fat.
Add
to
dry
ingredients
and
mix
lllht
ly
until
well-blended.
Drop
by
spoonfuls
onto
a
greased
cookie
sheet
and
bake
In
a
mcuerate
oven
350
degrees
F.,
for
15-20
minutes.
Yield;
2
13
dozen
cookies.
1
v
phones:
Green
486
Red
894
CIVIC
BAND
PLANS
CONCERT
The
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Band,
which
has
been
practslns
dili
gently
at
t,he
Civic
Centre
dur
ing
recent
weeks,
hopes
to
present
a
public
concert
In
the
near
future,
nosslblv
before
Christ
mas.
The
band
practiced
last
night
Under
the
baton
of
Bandmaster
Peter
Lien.
At
present,
the
band
has
only
12
players
and
is
seeking
more,
particularly
lor
the
trumpet
and
clarinet
sections.
The
results
which
have
been
achieved,
dtsoite
lack
In
number,
were
exhibited
creditably
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Remembrance
Day
parade
and
ser
vice,
When
the
band
led
tne
marchlni
column
and
provided
music
at
the
cenotaph
ceremony
DRUG
STORES
ARE
GUARDED
TORONTO
0
Bpecial
pre
cautions
are
still
being
main
tained
here
against
recurrence
of
drug
store
robberies
follow
ing
the
last
Incident
when
Unmasked
bandits,
about
19
years
old,
brandished
automatic
!
as
thev
entered
the
Webb
dru?
store.
Constable
Douglas
Mac-
Kay
was
in
the
store
at
the
timt
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