I
DICATION
OF
OSEVELT
PARK
,VdiKir
(leneral
ami
United
,IPS
General
May
late
,i.
c
ity
to
S;ml
500
:Diiiiy
that
Canada'.
ueneral,
I-'ield
Marshal
Sir
;)
Alexander,
may
take
a
part
In
the
proposed
of
Prank
D.
Roosevelt
,-4uuit
ucini!
his
scheduled
visit
i,:
on
August
21
Is
being
t(:d
by
city
councJl
which
,
-"tn
authorized
the
ex-
,(e
of
.up
to
$500
for
the
t;.ii
of
a
commemorative
Acropolis
Hill.
,aid
down
tentatively
by
-
committee
of
the
Pub-:v,v
Council
call
also
for
,,
nce
of
Major
OPnerat
duv.
officer
commanding
Aine
tfan
Sixth
Army,
who
btt:i
authorized
by
General
wer
to
attend
the
cere-offlclal
representative
American
War
Depart-
:ht
city
council
heard
...
outlined'
toy
Ralph
who
has
been
in
touch
,
American
Chief
of
Staff
n?
Mtclr
a
dedication
himny
Mr
Browne
told
coun-
Oeneral
Eisenhower
had
I.:
U
111!"
Ujr
iHI
wiat
ivui-
le
u
Hay
would
be
avall-ne
occasion
any
time
it
of
Canada's
Qover-
Or.ieral
on
August
21
openr
pportunity
to
make
the
'
D.i
an
International
af-v
iving
major
personall-both
countries,
Mr.
uif
sla
ve
information
received
mild
indicates
that
General
Alexander'
be
nn
unofficial
one
;inr)
15
endeavoring
to
t;:de
him
to
act
In
an
offl-
;c;
-Ity
at
the
dedication.
the
stone
calm
on
6:1
w.l)
be
mounted
a
plaque
t)
the
goodwill
between
untried
cemeted
dur-
Ihp
American
army
s
occu-
ot
Prince
Rupert,
will
be
b.nnorated,
was
chosen
i
a-
uuernoon
Dy
memoers
PubUs
Relations
Coun-
1
mit
fe
It
Is
to
be
placed
the
entrance
to
Roosevelt
.id
Field
Marshal
Alex-ree
to
take
part
In
the
::n
planr,
for
a
?ala
day
rt
Th.'?
probably
will
junction
with
the
Civic
-'?.)
which
will
be
on
)
sme
ume.
SEUM
BOARD
'EN
CANOE
imal)
Indian
dugout
canoe,
by
the
City
Engineer
in
:itv
store
yard
at
the
rear
fe
Fire
Hall,
was
turned
co
the
Prince
Rupert
gum
Board
at
last
night's
fi)
meeting,
At
present
the
about
16
feet
long,
is
on
py
in
Alder
Park.
HAVE:
lh
Wood,
11",
V
cord
$13.50
bine.
14",
per
cord
$12.50
K
11"
per
cord
.
...
$10.00
;mp
Egg
Nut
and
Slack
ai
in
any
quantity.
Fill
now
for
winter.
f
fr
rr
a
tirrrn
tiur
iKANrrK
Phone
580
leJieve
it
not
.
.
.
pome
of
our
watches
are
world's
most
famous
Ikes
.
IE
LONGINRq
pprpr.R
NERTISE
THEIR'S
AS
f"fc
WORLD'S
MOST
PWORED
WATCH."
f'E
WALTIIAMS,
EL-
PNS
GRUENR
ANn
J'LOVAS,
ARE
KNOWN
ALL
p
have
other
makes
as
nch
are
not
adver-dso
('
much
but
utin
hav
Pve
satisfaction
to
stay
Business.
now
nrnv
nr
rches
on
nnr
Watr-Vi-
pr
testing
machine.
I0HN
BULGER
DWELLER
SUN.
MON.
TUE.
THUR.
JRL
SAT.
Chicken
Pot
Fish
Cold
Chili
Vege-
Veal
Ro?51
Pot
Con
table
(to
be
'
Bee'
Roast
Came
Plate
Jellied)
unrat-
Group
unrat-
left-
-
left-
unrat-
Group
loned
C
loned
over
over
loned
C
4
lis.
2
lbs.
2
1
1
Coupons
n
.
coupon
1
coupon
left
over
What
more
delectable
eating
for
a
summer
Sunday
than
chicken
done
the
family's
favored
way.
Billed
for
Monday
is
a
pot
roast,
succulent
and
savoury
and
surrounded
with
the
season's
new
vegetables.
Fish
form3
the
local
point
of
meatless
Tuesday's
dinner.
On
Wednesday
the
pot
"roast
reappears,
sliced
cold
and
enlivened
with
colorful
vegetables-and
a
twangy
relish.
With
dried
beans
again
market
available,
,tho
odd3
and
ends
of
the
roast
can
add
flavour
and
nutriment
to
Thursday's
chili
con
carne.
From
the
array
of
fresh
vegetables,
can
be
chosen
an
eye-appealing
and
palate'
pleasing
vegetable
plate
for
Friday,
proteinized
with
an
egy
or
cheese
sauce.
Stewing-veal
is
a
good
choice
for
making
a
jellied
mould
for
Saturday,
with
something
for
Sunday
Supper
too,
augmented
11
nutrrbers
indicate
the
need,
by
unrationed
tongue.
To
your
credit
from
the
week's
eating
is
one
coupon?
CADETS
GETTING
NEW
EQUIPMENT
Guns
Will
Arrive
Soon
For
Local
Corps
Anti-Aircraft
and
12-I'ounders
Word
has
Just
been
received
from
the
Department
of
National
Defence
Naval
Service
that
two
guns
are
to
be
shipped
to
the
local
Captain
Cook
Corns
J
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Bea
Ca-
dets.
j
One
will
be
a
20
mm
Oerllkon
I
JOIN
THE
Gun
and
mounting.
This
is
the
famous
,
anti
-
aircraft
weapon
that
played
such
a
prominent
part
in
bringing
down
enemy
aircraft
In
the
recent
war.
The
other
gun
to
be
delivered
Is
one
12-pounder
with
mounting.
The
addition
of
these
weapons
will
undoubtedly
add
much
to
the
Interest
of
the
local
cadets
in
their
training.
PUZZLE
FOR
POSTMEN
Chatham
Street,
Boston,
is
numbered
up
one
side
and
down
the
othpf
'
'
CHEESE
MEAT
using
less
of
these
Precedent
and
Pants
Balanced
By
Aldermen
C.
Anderson's
torn
trousers
waved
figuratively
before
the
city
council
List
night
but
It
was
not
out
of
delicacy
or
out
of
disregard
for
Mr.
Anderson's
plight
that
council
decided
to
ignore
the
damaged
garment.
It
was
a
rroaMer
of
policy.
Mr.
Anderson
did
not
present
the
trousers
angrily
or
wave
them
In
the
manner
of
a
tattered
battle
Has.
He
merely
sueeested.
civilly
that,
since
they
hud
been
torn
and
himself
bruised
when
he
fell
into
a
cavity
left
by
a
collapsed'
sewer,
that
the
city
might
go
so
far
as
to
compensate
him
for
his
ruined
pants.
The
st-wer
collapsed
under
him
as
he
was
walking
on
Flr,-5t
Street
in
the
dark
of
night,
he
said.
His
estimate
of
'a
three-foot
drcp
was
modified
by
City
Engineer
Phillips
who
said
that
the
hole
In
the
streot
was
about
20
lnchf3
deep.
"But
It's
ah
indication
of
the
terrible
condition
of
out
sewers,"
the
City
Engineer
added'
pointedly.
City
Clrk
H.
D.
Thaln
told
council
that,
under
law,
the
city
could
not
be
held:
liable
for
Mr.
Anderson's
mishap
unless
It
could
be
proven
that
the
original
installation
of
the
sewer
was
faulty.
However,
he
suggested,
It
might
be
a
kindly
gesture
to
allow
Mr.
Andersen
$12.50
for
a
new
pair
of
trousers.
"And
what
about
precedent?"
countered
Alderman
Youngs.
"SuDDase
a
tfuck
fell
Into
one
of
those
holes.
We
might
find
ourselves
;tuck-
with
a
bill
for
$3,000
Just
becaus
we
admitted
liability
for
pants."
a
1
yvir.
Anderson
s
Council
forthwith
adopted
a
motion
by
Alderman
Ham
that
Mr.
Andersorfa
letter
be
acknowledged
with,
expressions
of
'
BLACKHEADS
Get
two
ounce
of
proxtn
powdar
from
lour
druggist.
Sprinkl
on
t
hot.
wet
cloth
tod
nly
to
lh
fac
lotlj.
Every
bluk-bd
-wili
t
diuolvd.
Th
on
ul.
iur
mi
iu)i,l
way
to
rwzjovo
bUcfch4a.
RECALLS
EARLY
RUPERT
HISTORY
IIlKhJights
of
the
eai
iy
history
fan
dm
WHEAT
AND
WHEAT
PRODUCTS
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
J
I
U
Ahl
this
means
that
the
butcher,
baker
and
grocer
1
S
I
.
1
J
I
1
buying
only
for
needs
will
order
less
.
.
.
leaving
more
of
these
staple
foods
to
be
bought
by
government
food
Boards
for
shipment
to
the
world's
hungry.
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
J
Q.
Huw
can
I
get
a
uniform
color
when
dyeing?
A
R4forA
arlHlnnr
Hu.
tn
Vi
n
for
Prince
Rupert,
in
which
he
j
large
vessel
Into
which
the
goods
uxk
an
active
part,
were
re-
are
placed,
always
be
sure
that
celled
yesterday
by
c.
s.
Wor
maid
of
Gallano
Island,
who,
with
Mrs.
Wormald,
was
a
visitor
here.
They
sailed
for
the
south
today
on
the
Catala.
A
resident
here
from
1910
to
J
920,
Mr.
Wormald
took
part
In
the
construction
of
many
of
the
buildings
which
are
still
stand
ing.
He
worked
as
a
carpenter
on
construction
of
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
plant,
the
dry
dock,
and
many
downtown
buildings.
Although
he
believes
the
cli-matp
in
fho
riuif
ti,i..
1.
l.
-
...
uuu
.3iaiiua
13
llljc
"best
in
the
world,"
Mr.
Wor-
tne
keys
maid
had
a
good
word
to
savi
-
1
about
Prlne
Rupert's
frultfulness.
Wandering
about
the
city,
he
and
Mrs.
Wormald
were
Impress-
jed
to
see
raspberries
growing
wild
In
vacant
lots.
"We
have
to
struggle
to
make
them
grow
in
our
garden
In
the
south,"
he
said.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wormald
arrived
in
the
city
Sunday
on
the
Cas-
soSved
in
bolllna
water.
Then
strain
it
into
the
dyeing
vessel.
If
this,
is-
not
done,
blotches
of
color
are
liable
to
appear
In
the
goods.
Q.
How
can
I
dye
a
straw
hat
rd?
A.
Boil
jround
Brazil-wood
in
a
lyr
of
potash,
and
boll
the
hat
in
it.
Q.
can
I
clean
and
whiten
the
piano
keys?
A.
By
rubbing
rather
hard
with
equal
parts
of
alcohol
and
peroxide
of
hydrogen.
This
also
removes
any
stains
that
are
on
LIFE
WORK
It
Is
estimated
that
a
pound
of
honey,
represents
the
life
work
of
about
1,000
bees.
now
than
they
had
when
I
was
there,"
he
commented.
Mr.
Wormald.
reminisced
about
the
Battle
of
Kelly's
Cut,
the
old
Ark,
which
stood
on
McBrlde
Ktrppt.
nnri
siirh
norwinnllHo
slar
from
Massett
where
he
lived
!
as
Fred
Stork,
the
city's
first
aiier
leaving
ranee
.Rupert
a
mayor,
T-
D.
Pattullo,
Fred
Mob-quarter
of
a
century
ago.
The
,
ley.
S.
M.
Newton,
Peter
Black,
Islands,
he
said,
seem
to
have
and
others.
At,
present,
he
and
progressed
very
little
during
that
Mrs.
Wormald
are
building
a
Interval.
number
of
tourist
cabins
on
their
"They
have
even
fewer
roads
property
on
Gallano
Island.
1SW
Souvenirs
Novelties
For
That
Particular
Occasion
.
.
.
Whether
it
is
for
that
going-away
jift,
birthday
or
anniversary
gift,
you
will
find
something
that
will
please
you
at
'
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
k
1
When
we
cut
consumption
by
W
r
and
wasting
nothing,
I
A
,a'n9d
i
JPnt
mutt
M
(Bill
n'on
m
Food
Information
Committee
of
THE
GOVERNMENT
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Daflp
jQctos
Tuesday,
July
9,
1946
LITHE-LINE
PRINT
Hourwl
in
Gay
90
color,
this
sleek
4t
print
designed
by
Hansen
Bang
ot
New
York
accents
a
slim
figure
with
ruffle-round
hips
and
the
broad,
draped
sleeves
so
smart
this
summer.
Would
a
few
pounds
less
let
you
wear
Such
fashions?
Then
write
for
the
"Kellogg
W
eight
Control
Plan,"
a
purse-size
guide
with
63
reducing
menus
planned
for
your
needs.
These
menus
include
Kellogg's
AU-Bran
because
it
is
guaranteed,
on
a
double-your-money-back
basis,
to
being
made
only
from'
the
vital
outer
layers
of
the
wheat,,
it
is
rich
in
cer
tain
''protective'
food
elements
your
body
must
have,
diet
or
no
diet
No
wonder
thi9
delicious
cereal
is
(
served
by
nearly
one
out
of
every
two
families
in
Canada.
Order,
Kellogg's
All-Bran
today.
To
get
the
"Kellogg
Weight
Control
Plan,"
cut
the
box-top
from
the
package;
print
your
address
and
request
on
the
back
and
mail
to
Kellogg
Co.
of
Canada.
Ltd.,
London,
Ontario.
for
Reducing
fST-rl
Made
by
Kellogg's
in
London,
Ontario
r"
"
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.
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Local
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and
"
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