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Wednesday,
December
18,
1946
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BUY
LUMBER,
INSTAL
OWN
MILL
Native
people
of
the
Naas
River
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unaoie
iu
purcnase
lumDer
in
the
ordinary
market
owing
to
shortage
conditions,
will
cut
their
own
and
have
just
installed
a
20,000-foot
daily
capacity
mill.
The
plant
is
operated
by
the
village
cminr-il
with
gam
Tait
as
superintendent.
Among
the
villagers
f
Grpenviue
requiring
iumoer
are
a
number
of
young
couples,
lame
recently
married,
who
de-sire
to
build
homes
for
Another
village
improvement
enorted
by
Johnson
Russ,
prom-
j
inent
O
r
e
e
n
v
1
1
1
e
community
leader
who
has
been
In
the
city
for
the
past
few
days
on
pre-Chrlstmas
business,
is
the
Installation
of
a
new
power
plant
which
furnishes
alernatlng
Instead
"f
direct
current,
thus
enabling
'.he
use
in
the
homes
ot
all
types
of
electrical
appliances.
The
new
diesel-powered
plant
has
msfc
been
Installed.
Most
ot
the
Greenville
houses
are
ulred
for
electricity
and
there
ij
a
street
lighting
system
there.
Mr
Rues
is
only
one
of
a
number
o)
Qreenville
people
who
are
on
a
visit
to
town.
The
others
include
Sam
McKay,
Victor
McKay
Peter
Calder
and
George
Martin
They
walked
the
three
miles
from
Greenville
to
Fishery
Bay
on
the
Naas
River
Ice
and
came
cn
from
there
in
the
boats
of
Bertie
Nelson
and
Bertie
Barton.
There
was
two
feet
of
snow
at
Greenville
when
they
left
there
Uit
Saturday
For
some
three
eek
It
was
impossible
to
get
fie
mall
up
to
Greenville
and
Alyansh
because
the
river
Ice
hk
not
thick
enough
to
carry
the
dog
teams
and
at
the
same
time
the
river
was
not
FRANCOIS
LAKE
HELPS
BRITONS
Members
of
the
Francois
Lake
Women's
Instituate
have
been
bringing'
clothing
or
foodstuff
to
each
monthly
meeting
to
be
acked
into
parcels
and
sent
to
Eethnal
Green
Hospital,
bridge
Road,
Londony
England.
'
The
following
is
taken
from
a
l.'ttrr
to
Mrs.
Partington,
sec
retary
of
the
Francois
Lake
Branch,
from
the
Almoner
of
"he
Hc-pital:
'I
wonder
if
you
will
realize
quite
how
much
pleasure
your
rcnerous.
thought
and
action
will
iVi.
to
some
of
the
poorer
fam--ic3
in
Bethnal
Green
for,
instead
of
being
better
off
now
that
the
war
is
over,
we
find
that
supplies
are
even
more
difficult
and
anything
off
the
ration
ts
a
great
thrill.
'The
difficulty
will
be
to
find
the
most
needy
families
for
a
Memorial
at
Burns
Lake
BURNS
LAKE
At
a
luncheon-following
the
recent
municipal
election:
-at
which
he
was
re
turned
to
the
board
of
village
commissioners
of
which
he
has
been
chairman
for
the
past
two
years,
Verne
Taylor
outlined
some
of
the
plans
of
the
village
commission
for
the
future,
most
Important
being
the
immediate
erection
of
a
district
war
memorial
building
on
a
central
lot
Immediately
opposite
the
Turner
store.
Various
organizations
in
Burns
Lake
are
uniting
on
the
project.
The
Canadian
Legion
will
use
the
top
floor
as
a
meeting
place
and
for
club
rooms.
Joined
possibly
by
the
Elks
and
other
local
organizations.
Offices
of
the
Board
of
Village
Commissioners
will
be
located
on
the
ground
floor
where
there
will
also
be
a
public
library,
the
district
school
board
dffice
with
a
rest
room
for
ladies
in
the
basement.
Sawmills
in
the
neighborhood
will
contribute
lumber.
Donations,
started
by
M.
F.
Nourse
and
William
Eickle,
are
pouring
in
and
building
Is
expected
to
commence
at
an
early
date.
good
many
of
our
families
are
imrlftrnniirtchpH
thpea
rtavs
firt
T
has
oesteomyelitis
of
his
leg
and
is
In
hospital
making
a
good
recovery
and
the
other
day
the
mother
(who
Is
always
smiling)
came
in
to
tell
me
that
the
eldest
boy,
aged
8
years,
had
Just
been
run
over.
However,
an
x-ray
proved
that
no
bones
were
broken
and
we
hope
he
will
soon
be
all
right
again.
There
are
four
other
children
in
the
family
and
another
expected
soon.
"I
shall
give
the
second
parcel
fn
vounor
widow
with
three
children."
Oames
Blocks
Pull
Toys
Scooters
Kiddy
Kar
Wagons
Fire
Engines
Dolls
Cannons
Plastic
Dishes
complete
line
MECCANO
SETS
STATIONERY
"THE
HUCKSTERS"
"THE
SNAKE
PIT"
"MIRACLE
OF
THE
BELLS"
TOYS
A
beautiful
range
of
Boxed
Station-cry
including
plastic
and
wooden
boxes.
Children's
Stationery.
Bill
Folds
Key
Cases
Wilting
Cases
Moccasins
Photograph
Albums.
(Above
may
be
initialed
in
gold)
LEATHER
GOODS
BOOKS
-
all
the
Lalesl
Tides
"JALNA
BOOKS"
"LOUD
HORNBLOWER"
"BRITANNIA
MEWS"
CHILDREN'S
story
Kooks
picturc
Ij00ks
Burgess
Bedtime
Stories
Tollyanno
Books
Bobbscy
Twin
Books
Curiy
iop
DON'T
FORGET
Tree
Decorations
-
Fancy
Christmas
Crackers
-
Wrapping
Taper
Christmas
Napkins.
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
Seasonal
Holiday
Recipes
imm
CHRISTMAS
DINNER
MENU
APPETIZER
(Grape-Ale;
Broiled
Grapefruit
or
Fruit
Cup)
ROAST
TURKEY,
CHICKEN
OR
GOOSE
MUSHROOM;
CELERY
OR
GIBLET-CUBE
DRESSING
MASHED
POTATOES
BROWN
GRAVY
MASHED
TURNIPS
AND
CARROTS-OR
HARVARD
BEETS
PEAS
CRANBERRY
SAUCE
OR
CURRENT
JELLY
WATERCRESS,
CHICORY
or
LETTUCE
with
RUSSIAN
DRESSING
PLUM
PUDDINGS
WITH
CHERRY
SAUCE
OR
MINCE
TABTH
COFFEE
,
Steamed
Carrot
Pudding
xk
cup
mild-flavored
fat
1
cup
brown
sugar
1
egg
1
cup
grated
potato
1
cup
grated
carroi
l2
cups
raisins
1
cup
currants
Vi
cup
(mixed
peel,
chopped
l',2
cups
all-purpose
flour,
OR
13,4
cups
pastry
flour
2
teaspoon
salt
yz
teaspoon
cinnamon
lj
teaspoon
cloves
1
teaspoon
soda
2
tablespoons
water
Cream
fat
and
sugar
thoroughly.
Add
beaten
egg,
then
potatoes,
carrots
and
fruit.
Mix
and
sift
flour
salt
and
spices
and
ad
to
first
mixture
alternately
with
water
in
which
soda
has
beeiudissolved.
Blend
well.
Turn
families
where
shall
try
to
find
there
are
young
children
and
no
relatives
overseas
who
can
help
with
food
parcels.
"Your
first
parcel
went
to
a
family
which
seems
to
be
particularly
unlucky
from
a
health
point
of
view.
The
father
is
suffering
from
pulmonary
tuberculosis
and
gastric
ulcers
(although
she
'is
onlyaiyong-man),
one
youngster
aged
three
years
into
greased
moulds,
filling
them
two-thirds
full
and
steam
steadily
for
3
hours.
Twelve
servings.
(
Xote:
If
currants
are
not
available,
Increase
the
amount
of
raisins
used.)
Fluffy
Sauce
2
tablespoons
sugar
1
tablespoon
flour
,
cup
water
2
tablespoons
orange
juice
1
teaspoon
orange
rind
1
egg
white
Combine
sugar
and
flour.
Add
water
slowly.
Cook
over
boiling
water
until
smooth
and
thick
ened,
stirring
constantly.
Just
before
serving
(while
still
hot)
add
orange
juice
and
rind
and
pour
mixture
slowly
over
stiffly
beaten
egg
white.
Blend
well
and
serve
Immediately.
Makes
about
l'A
cups
sauce.
Cherry
Sauce
1
tablespoon
cornstarch
1
teaspoon
butter
1
cup
warm
water
1
cup
hot
cherry
juice
V2
teaspoon
almond
extract
12
cup
pitted
canned
cherries
Combine
cornstarch
and
butter:
add
water
gradually
Bring
to
boll.
Boll
5
minutes.
Add
hot
cherry
juice.
Simmer
gently
10
minutes.
Add
almond
extract
and
cherries.
Serve
hot.
Makes
2
cups.
Brown
Sugar
Sauce
34
cup
brown
sugar
3
tablespoons
flour
Few
grains
salt
cup
cold
water
IV2
cups
boiling
water
1V2
tablespoons
butter
V2
teaspoon
vanlila
Few
grains
nutmeg
Blend
sugar
and
flour
thorough
ly.
Add
salt
and
cold
water,
mix
ing
well.
Add
boiling
water
and
cook
over
direct
heat
for
5
min
utes,
stirring
constantly
to
pre
vent
burning.
Place
over
boiling
water
and
cook
for
10
minute3
longer.
Add
butter,
vanilla
and
nutmeg.
Makes
1SA
cups
sauce.
Mincemeat
3
cups
apples,
chopped
2
cups
raisins,
chopped
3
tablespoons
lemon
or
other
fruit
juice
Vt
cup
water
or
cider
Va
cup
mixed
peel,
chopped
V2
cup
sugar
V2
teaspoon
ground
cloves
V2
teaspoon
nutmeg
1
teaspoon
cinnamon
Vz
cup
chopped
suet
OR
V4
cup
mild-flavored
fat,
melt
ed
Combine
Ingredients
and
heat
together
slowly.
Simmer
about
10
minutes,
bottle
and
store
in
a
cool
place.
Makes
about
4
cups.
FREE
TRANSPORTATION
Free
railway
passes
to
the
nearest
schools
are
granted
in
New
Zealand
to
children
living
near
a
railway
line
but
out
of
range
of
the
school.
WAS
ATHEIST.
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CURATE
BEDDINGTON,
Surrey,
Eng
land
V
W.
E.
T.
Lockett,
once
an
atheist,
has
given
up
a
job
as
a
professional
art
teacher
and
has
become
a
Church
of
England
curate
at
$18.40
a
week,
He
is
31
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mimmmr
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back
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Food
for
Chr
OXYDOL
27c
pkt.
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$1.89
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Famous
Edmonton
City
CAKES
and
COOKIES
2-lb.
Xmas
Cake
$1.50
2-lb.
Date
and
Nut
Loaf
....
65c
MARSIIMALLOW
COOKIES
pkt
25c
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CAN
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any
article
till
Christmas:
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FINEST
SALMON
Bulkley
Market
WE
DELIVER
DAILY
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Avenue
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MANSON'S
JEWELLERS
"The
Home
of
Better
Jewellry"
Feasts
FRESH
EGGS
In
Carton
"A"
Medium
49c
r
"A"
Large
51c
WE
HAVE
THEM
ALL
.
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ORANGE.
LEMON,
LIME,
GRAPEFRUIT
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BLENDED
JUICE.
TOMATO.
APPT.F.
POP
CORN
COMPLETE
LINE
DELNOR
FROZEN
FOODS
MINCE
MEAT
FRESH
AND
TASTY
2
LBS.
45f
CRANBERRIES
FINEST
CAPE
COD
VERWAITEA
39!
LB.
69c
NUTS
(No
Peanuts)
2
pounds
for
97c
BANANAS
fZoT
3
LBS.
FOR
47
XMAS
CRACKERS
from
35c
to
$1.05
per
box
COMPLETE
STOCK
OF
CIGARETTES,
TOBACCOS,
ETC.
lv
APPLES
Cookers,
12-lb.
basket
jf
To
p
at
Overwaitea
Store
ffe$
Where,
Prices
Are
Lower
Every
Day
AVe
Deliver
RUPERT'S
LOWEST
PRICED
GROCETERIA
BEST
BARGAIN
IN
YEARS
I
am
going
out
of
the
retail
business
and
will
handle
only
raw
furs.
Everything
must
be
cleared
out
by
New
Year's.
DONT
MISS
THE
BARGAINS
AT
GOLDBLOOM'S
Everybody
loves
slippers.
We've
a
tremendous
collection
of
the
newest
and
latest
styles
for
everyone
in
the
family.
Delight
the
Ladies
WARM
AND
COMFY
FOR
KIDDIES
STURDY
AND
RELAXING
FOR
DAD
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
(Third
Avenue,
across
from
Ormes)
GEORGE
BROWN
Proprietors
R.
C.
WOODS
Prince
Rupert
Bottle
Collector
ALSO
MESSENGER
SERVICE
PhonC
BlUC
737
We
buy
...
all
sizes
Perfex
Beer
Whiskey,
Gin
and
Bottles
Bottles
Wine
Bottles
PROMPT
AND
COURTEOUS
SERVICE
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