IFE
in
this
Prince
Rupert
hy
BWDW
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,
T;,.sday
the
first
3r-
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ut
7:30
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when
,
a
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u
I
was
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any
rushing
tuve
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noticed
any
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move-tie
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what
the
)
Ik
furors
of
'ibbons,
but-
wiicn
someone
M:.:r.a
where
is
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it
right
upbsard.
but
I
,
w
1
ask
you,
.::
m
suffers
the
mornir";
rush?
The
Seal
of
BRITISH
SsSSiL.'sfE
ST
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1
Local
Raw
Prized
MILK
PVtim
.
PHONE
857
UKNITUUK
1..
1
-
uovers
Drapes
""""ai
rare
OVIN
W"U
AVb
uerovered
school
today
Bill?"
and
he
grinned,
"Gee!
Don't
you
remember
I
graduated
last
fall."
Sure,
enough,
he
hnu
-graduated.
Dut
It
seemed
so
recently
I
had
helped
little
Billy
fasten
his
skates
and
listened
to
him
spell
'am'
and
'at'
In
his
first
grade,
nut
here
he
was
looking
down
t
me
from
several
Inches,
speaking
In
a
deepening
baritone,'
fln-'shdJ
tilth
School
and
ready
to
take
his
place
as
a
man
in
the
thoroughfare
o
living.
I
did
iomc
thinking.
Our
children
are
our
own
for
so
little
time
yet
they
are
ever
ours.
The
years
add
age
and
heljht
to
these
small
bodies
and
we
have
very
little
really
to
do
with
that
growth,
but
we
have
all
to
do
with
that
inner
stature
that
fits
thfm
to
face
the
world
as
Rood
clteens
or
to
send
them
out
forever
fearful
of
the
swirl
In
which
they
find
themselves.
The
MtT
couree
doc?
not
rectssar-"v
mean
that
they
are
ever
de-llnauents,
or
criminals
just
one
of
the
countless
throng
that
go
through
life
uneasy,
dlsciitent-ed,
unable
to
take
real
Joy
out
of
being
alive
and,
therefore,
Httf-rlv
unrtble
to
,ive
or
leave
n
nart
nf
theT).Hvps
to
the
world
into
which
they
were
born.
And
that
pus'
us.
as
parents,
r!ht
n
the
.wot
We
can't
give
our
children
what
we
don't
pc-
es,
yet
we
often
possess
more
1
HI
'.'
tead
of
the
inau
wc
D,Jiner
i-o
use.
hui
me
8
r'ic
That
extra
r
ruler
;
ail
the
dif
fer-
,
.
-
nut.
JVf
w.avww
There
aren't
'
'ra
reallv
That
fact
remains
that
we
nut
Into
cur
children'
minds
the
first
things
they
learn.
If
these
th.im
are
reasonable
and
rteht
they
will
out-wear
all
that
follows.
iThp
n'lPt
mnn
HSnt
nvor
tlvaH
T,
:
I
vcrv
1
1
j
i
ii-
i
-
'
"
w;sk
end
when!saia
Trn"i
"
a
enild
in
the
bcr
own
tall,
but
still
W
PR.1BATE
ua
i
i
p.il
ur
i
lip.
MIXElTIiATION
ACT"
i
cw
r
FHEDERIKSEN
FREDRIOfOV
1SS.)
INTESTATE
irnrr
v
it
by
Order
of
t
u
w.ooDurn.
Actinir
t
t
.
:
of
His
Honor
it
n
the
31st
dav
u
nil
-rwiw
Known
1
Fedrlckson.
1e
r.;lt
having
clafms
'
r
nt
ri
hr.hv
n
-a
jr
brforf
the
18th
l
SH.
AD
10411
nnrf
all
'
A
D.
1946
OODON
P
POKBES.
om
1
Administrator,
Rupert
B
O
B'idte
Tourist
Camp
Mile
East
of
Town
TERRACE.
B.C
wav
he
shrxtkl
no.
and
when
he
i
old
he
will
not
depart
from
it'.
Even
Solomon
!ft
that
sap
between
childhood
and
manhood
for
the
trip
over
'Fool's
Hill'
when
Mom
nnd
Dad
?et
noo-poohed,
On
the
more
sober
des
cent,
tTie
conviction
becomes
more
and
more
confirmed
that
Uicy
knew
more
than
I
thought
'hey
did!'
that
is,
of
course,
if
they
dol
.
Establishing
and
keeping
contact
with
our
"
children
has
an
early
beginning.
It
meiins
that
we
have
entered
into
their
world
shortly
after
they
entered
ours.
WH-h
this
In
mind
I
repeat
a
poem
pasttd
lh
niy'
scrap-book:
"Have
you
seen
anywhere,
a
tall
little
lad
"And
a
winsome
wc
lass
of
four?
"It
was
only
today,
barefooted
and
brown,
.
"That
they
played
by
my
kitchen
door.
"It
was
only
today
(or
maybe
a
year;
"It
conld
not
bs
twenty.
I
know!)
"They
were
shouting
for
me
to
help
In
their
game-r-"ut
I
was
too
busy
to
go.
"Too
busy
with
dusting
and
swceplrvg
to
play
"And
now
they
have
silently
wandered
away.
"If
b'1
chance
you
hear
of
a
slim
little
lad
"And
a
winsome
wee
lass
of
four.
"I
pray
you
to
tell
me.
To
find
them
aalri
"I
would
Journey
the
wide
world
'
o'er.
"Somewhere.
I
am
sure,
they'll
be
playing,
a-game,
"And
should
they
be
calling
for
me
"To
ecme
out
and
help,
oh,
tell
them
I
beg
"I'm
eomirsf
aa-fast
as
can
be!
"For
there's
never
a
house
might
hold
me
today
"Could
I
hear
'hem
call
me
to
share
in
theirTjlay!"
EXPIIVE
MERCHANDISE
AI
EXANDRIA
Oi
Egyptian
nollee
arreted
a
provincial
Tner-rh"nt
:e!Hne
cases
of
abandoned
Italian
army
grenades.
CLEAN
IT
UP.
BOYS
LIVERPOOL.
Eng.,
0
Many
500-pound
bombs
dropped
by
the
German
air
force
still
lie
burled
around
Liverpool.
Now
former
Luftwaffe
members
have
been
brought
from
Germany
to
work
in
bf-'b-rli'oisal
squads.
Pickles
and
Sauces
Perk
Up
Meals
as
Winter
Approaches
Thomas
Jefferson
once
Was
Inspired
by
a
fondness
for
pickles
to
write:
"On
a
hbt
fiay
In
Virf
glnla,
I
know
of
nothing
mor
comforting
than
a
fine
spiced
pickle,
brought
up
trout-like
from'
the
sparkling
depths
of
that
aromatic-
jar
below
.stairs
in
Aunt
Sally's
cellar."
Many
people
feel.
-the
same
way,
not
only
in
Virginia
on
a
hot
day
but
In
Canada
on
a
cold
one
Pickles.and
sauces
add
a
feslivf
touch
to.
the
simplest
meal.
With
the
extra
allowance
of
sugar
coming
due
In
September,
it
.will
be
possible
for
many
homemakt-ers
to
add
extra
Jars
of
tangy
pickles
or
relishes
to
their
store
for
next
winter.
Below
are
Interesting
receipt?
which
would
be
an
addition
to
any
collection
of
pickles
or
sauces.
'Ripe
CncumTicr
or
Vegetable
Marrow
I'irkle
1
quarts
cut
ripe
cucumber
(3
large),
or
Vegetable
marrow
(1
large)
IV2
cups
chopped
onions
(2
large)
3
tablespoons
salt
1
teaspoon
tumeric
)'
cup
dry
mustard
2
cups
vinegar
',4
cup
flour
2
cup
sugar
Peel
and
remove
seeds
from
ripe
Cucumbers,
or
slice,
peel
and
remove
seeds
and
stringy
parts
from
marrow.
Cut
Into
Dieces
(about
34
Inch
cubes).
Peel
and
chop
onions
and
add
to
marrow
or
cucumber;
sprinkle
with
salj.
let--stand
1
hour;
drain
thoroughly.
Mix
tumeric
and
mustard
with
1
cup
vinegar,
add
drained
vegetables
and
cook
slowly
15
minutes.
Combine
flour
and
su-srar
with
remaining
cup.
of
vinegar.
Drain
vegetables
aifd
combine
drained
liquid
with
flour
and
sugar
paste.
Heat
this
sauce
slowly
to
boiling
point
and
cook,
stirring
constantly,
10
minutes.
Add
vegetables
and
reheat
to
.boiling
point.
Pack
in
hot,
steril
ized
jars,
cool
and
seal.
Yield:
about
3
pints.
Barbecue
Sauce
15
medium
sizedTipe
tomatoes
2
cups
chopped
onions
4
sweet
red
pepptrs,
chopped
2.
carjots,
chopped
4
cups
vinegar
4
tablespoons
brown
sugar
2Vfe
tablespoons
alt
2
teaspoons
allspice
2
teaspoons
clqves
2"
teaspoons
cinnamon
2
teaspoons
ginger
2
teaspoons
nutmeg
li
teaspoon
cayenne
pepper
Cut
tomatoes
into
pieces
(do
not
peel
i,
mix
all
ingredients
together
and
bring
to
a
boll.
Cook
for
1
hour,
or
until
soft
enough
to
pass
through
a
sieve.
Strain
and
pour
into
sterilized
bottles
and
seal.
Yield:
4ints.
Chill
Sauce
1
teaspoon
whole
cloves
3
tablespoons
whole
allinice
1
gallon
chopped,
skinned
VANCOUVER
ARTISTS
SPUR
MODERN
HOME
DESIGN
"ilomes-not
Just
houses!"
is
the
cry
of
Vancouver's
"Art
In
Living"
group
of
artists,
looking
forward
to
the
estimated
500,000
Canadian
homes
to
be
built
in
the
next
five
years.
The
Group,
made
up
of
students,
graduates
and
teachers
from
Vancouver
School
of
Arts,
beheve
this
can
be
accomplished
through
six
basic-elements
.of
design:
lihf,
view,
space,
shape,
color
and
surface.
Drawings
for
community
centres
have
been
studied
by
Group
leader
Fred
Amess
and
secretary
Jean
Cooper
(upper
left)
on
vacant
land
In
suburban
Vancouver.
Group
Is
now
busy
work
which
won
such
popularity
architectural
display,
a
with
Us
Autumn
when
first
exhibited
in
the
Vancouver
Art
Gallery
that
it
is
now
an
annual
event.
From
miniatures
built
In
basement
workshops
Jack
Newman
(centre)
aided
by
Ron
Hamilton
and
J0Je.u"enrmdes";
additions
to
own
home.
Below,
Bert
Binning's
bright,
airy
home
built
all
six
architectural
elements
stressed
combining
$5,000,
at
cost
of
only
most
discussed
examples
of
modern
Canada's
of
by
Group,
Is
one
housing.
2V3
ripe
tomatoes
(8
lbs.)
cups
chopped,
peeled
onions
(0
medium
2
cups
chopped,
seeded
green
or
sweet
red
peppers
(6
me-!
'dium)
l'j
cups
sugar
,
2
.tablespoons
salt
4
cups
blended
pickling
vlne---gar
Tie
spices
In
cheesecloth
bag.
Combine
with
remaining
Ingredients,
lh
saucepan.
Cook,
uncovered,
1k
to
3
hours
pr
until
quite
thick,
stirring
frequently.
Remove
spice
bag.
Pour
Into
sterilized
seals
or
jars
and
seal.
Yield:
about
6
pints.
FOOTBALLER
SHOT
VALLETTA,
Malta
W
Tony
Nichol,
a
football
star,
was
shot
in
the
leg
while
waiting
Tor
a
bus.
ASTHMA?
RAZ-MAH
For
quick
relief
from
the
wheezing,
gasping,
coughing,
choking
nlwy
of
Asthma,
take
RAZ-MAIII
Praiswl
by
thousands
of
users.
KAZ-M
All
is
specially
made
to
relieve
Itching,
streaming
eye
choked
-op
bronchial
tubes
and
exhausting
roughs
Caused
by
Asthma,
Ciironic
Bri.nth!iis
and
Hay
Fever.
50c,
$1.
l'.-U
We
are
here
to-
serve
you
and
guarantee
you
will
be
pleased.
I'KKU,
DELIVERY
OF
ALL
ORDERS
BLAIN
BROTHERS
.
PIIONK
517
Phone
ned
319
'HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS'
P.O.
Boxi;i
P.O.
Box
14C4
Green
&
Kermode
All
Interior
and
Exterior
Work
Builders
and
Painters
Free
Estimates
and
Prompt
Service
liWncc
Rupert
Dnili?
JSetosf
Saturday-September
7,
1946
Just
Arrived
.
.
.
A
New
Shipment
of
Lucien
Lelong
Colognes
Including
Sirocco,
Tailspin,
indiscreet
and
Opening
Night
$1.50
$1.50
I
AND
L
McCUTCHEON
PHARMACY
LTD.
(E.
C.
Wallace,
Manager)
Third
Afenue
and
Sixth
Street
PHONE-70
Mother
and
Daughter
Both
Like
THE
VARIETY
STORE
.
.
.
Come
here
first,
when
you
go
shopping.
You're
almost
certain
to
find
Just
what
you
want,
and
you'll
enjoy
the
thrifty
prices..
Our
large
stocks
fill
the
needs
of
each
member
of
the
family.
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"WHERE
YOUR
DIMES
ARE
LITTLE
DOLLARS"
TERRACE
TRANSFER
AND
TAXI
(Harold
Smith)
TRUCK
AND
PASSENGER
SERVICE
Scheduled
Trips
to
Lakelse
Lake
Sunday,
Wednesday
and
Saturday
Charter
Trips
to
Any
Part
of
District
P.O.
Box
167
TERRACE
4
.4).
A
1
Terrace
Corner
Snack
Bar
j
MRS.
FLAMBLY
HOME-MADE
PIES
-
SANDWICHES
CAKES
LUNCHES
FOR
TRAVELLERS
On
the
Main
Highway
TERRACE
MACHINE
SHOP
&
GARAGE
TERRACE,
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Dealers
in
GENERAL
MOTORS
Products
MACHINE
WORK
GAS
and
ELECTRIC
WELDING
DIESEL
and
TRACTOR
REPAIRS
OPEN
SUNDAYS
and
HOLIDAYS,
,
For
minor
repairs
and
fas
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CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
Established
1910
LIMITED
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
PACKED,
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STORED
AND
SHIPPED
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PARTS
9F
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AND
U.S.A.
FOR
tJl'ICK,
EFFICIENT,
CAREFUL
AND
RELIABLE
SERVICE
Phone
LINDSAY'S
60
or
68;
SCHOOL
Reopening
Tuesday,
Sept.
3
We
have
a
complete
stock
of
scribblers,
loose
leaf
books,
drawing
pads,
pens,
pencils,
crayons.
Reeve's
poster
paints,
ink,
erasers,
rulers,
compasses,
set"
quares,
protractors,
loose
leaf
zipper
covers.
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
BESNER
BLOCK
THIRD
AVENUE
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
Pall
Mail
Cafe
AND
CHOP
SUEY
at
CENTRAL
HOTEL
HAS
REOPENED
o
We
specialize
in
tender,
juicy
steaks
and
Chinese
dishes.
WE
EXTEND
A
HEARTY
INVITATION
TO
COME
'
AND
ENJOY
OUR
FINE
FOOD
EARLY
ADVERTISING
COPY
WILL
BE
APPRECIATED