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of
the
opinion
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ance
move--
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ame
time
(I
cf
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mlnls-iti",
that
the
r.
y
have
gom
llofmeyr
ad-ai)
friendliness"
i
a
citizen
and
C:
Jtt
ha
car-war
with
the
a
'urther
by
"buy-C..5V
hich
had
cv
at
Ive
woman
r
:o
t
3
many
chll-v.
but
c
mid
not
i.
le
mite
go
i
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1
1
prrient
"John
?
ct.y
reipon-a
The
ar-
Oie
f.
ter
par-
E
',t
will
pay
hat
th
other
hc
city
coun-
ay
the
child's
tie
home.
another
e
xrlence
-i'
;
Q"
is
T.v
original
f
:a
of
five
wn
Into
a
aTO.
The
:
n
-:ivered
with
:
oep.mr';.
It
had
rtt
"bin
one
night.
AJR
CERVICES
'.'0
U
Z
Qi
-tr-'
a
network
v.-
in"
the
island
uib
Pacific.
For
lie
services
ore
Royal
New
Zeal-u'
in
Dougku
"craft,
but
will
uken
over
by
civil
opening
device
shoe
polish
tin
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Uni-1
vcrslty
Women.
"Many
people
eait
too
much
anyway.
They
could
well
dispense
with
desserts."
Canadian
farm
women
also
are
backing
toe
"Save
Food"
campaign,
increased
production
being
a
feature
of
their
program
rather
than
special
conservation
measures.
"We
have
no
elaborate
pro
gram
of
food
conservation
he-
I
cause
coruervation
comes
natur-
'
ally
to
farm
pscple,"
said
Mrs
Cameron
Dow,
president
of
the
Federated
Wcmen'3
Institute
of
Canada.
"W;
feel
that
we
ran
accomplish
far
more
by
urfiin?
increased
.production.
We
am
planting
more
vegetables,
organizing
garden
brigade
.
per-
n
A
TlI
uaaing
youngsters
to
garden."
kAKY
Mfmbws
of
the
Women'
Inr
selves
to
rat
one
slice
of
bread
lew
each
meal.
"Country
people
are
bread
caUra
and
across
Canada
that
llre
nf
hnnH
Kavprl
monrni
.
rp!l
who
j.
reiusin
,
fflvln3;.
Mrs
D3W
strewed,
h
;e
as
a
pro-
At
tne
Natlonai
council
of
he
rails
race
Women,s
annuai
meeting
at
rjth
ATiica,
hasN1,,ara
FaIls
M
member.",
ex-r
ure
Recently
,
vreKtA
indention
of
doin,
their
"
1.3)
t3
the
In-
hnrp
In
thi
rnrntprvnl
Inn
nf
liurt
so
that
increased
shipment,
could
be
sent
overseas
to
famine
areas.
The
Fnid
Information
Committee
says:
I3uy
bread
only
as
needed-use
every
crumb.
O't
a
few
extra
siloes
from
eah
loaf
by
thinner
cuhtln?.
Make
c.ien-face
sandwiches
Instead
of
rioub!
or
triple
deck.
PEAR
MARMALADE
Pear
Marmalade
Is
a
pleasant
treat
for
he
family
breakfast
and
requires,
for
four
pints,
four
pounds!
14
cups)
of
peeled,
cored,
sliced
pears;
two
ounces
of
green
ginger
root
or
one
ounce
of
drv
ginger
root;
two
lemons
and
iwo
.nounds
of
sugar.
P1cp
the
rears
In
a
nreservlm
kettle
in
lavers.
snrlnkllni?
each
nur
of
the
city's
iayer
wlth
sugari
emon
juCP
CCieDrailOIU,
i
nnH
orafpH
(rlnrrnr
Tf
HHnrt
rnnt
ued
break
in
pieces
and
tU
In
bag.
Let
the
mixture
stand
for
two
to
three
hours
or
orer-nlerft.
Cook
slowly
until
clear
and
thick.
Pour
Into
sterilized
glasses.
WATEiRFROOF
TEXTILFS
WUDbX.
0-During
the
Second
Great
War.
Hritain's
textile
industry
discovered
the
manufacture
jof
cotton
materials
whlcli
are
completely
waterproof
The
new
materials
made
their
first
aopearance
at
a
fashion
dlnnlay
In
Manchester
and
have
aroused
great
admiration
among
experts
from
all
nations.
MARKS
FAMOUS
SPOT
A
red,
white
and
.blue
buoy
in
Cresaoeake
Bay
marks
the
ap-
New
proximate
spot
where
the
"Star
Spangled
Banner"
was
written.
To
keen
the
morale
of
the
citizens
high
throughout
the
Coventry
blitz
despite
the
severity
of
the
attack,
the
daily
newspapers
v.ere
produced
and
printed
without
a
.break
in
the
F
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iar
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LEADEIt
WHEN
BUNDHOOD
WAS
IN
FLOWER"
Fritz
Kuhn
wa.
considered
top
Nazi
In
the
VS.
when
ho
reigned
as
head
of
the
German-American
bund
in
the
U.S.
before
the
war.
His
organization
was
replete
with
swastikas,
helling
"Jugend"
and
goosc-stepplng
Storm
troops.
As
a
result
of
investigation
of
a
bookkeeping
inconsistency,
he
was
Jailed
and
then
deported
to
Germany
alter
the
war.
He
is
pictured
now
at
home
with
his
wife
in
Munich,
Germany.
He
has
been
reading
want
ads
lately.
1herc
Is
little
opportunity
for
known
Nazis
these
days
For
a
while
during
a
period
of
incarceration
in
Germany,
he
worked
ar
a
porter,
carrying
baggage.
HOW
PAN
I
?
?
7f
Hy
ANNK
AS11LKY
j
Q.
How
can
I
relieve
tired
feet?
A.
Try
inserting
in
each
stocking
under
the
arch
of
the
foot
a
.small
rubber
sponge.
It
l.i
surprising
what
relief
and
comfort
they
afford;
and
the
fponges
are
easily
washed.
Q.
How
can
I
make
soap
paste?
A.
By
savings
the
small
brnk-
ien
pieces
of
soap,
putting
them
In
a
cup
and
adding
enough
boiling
water
to
stand
about
an
Inch
above
the
soap.
.The
soap
will
graduaMy
dissolve.
Q.
How
ran
I
make
a
good
lemon
JeMy
salad?
A.
Add
to
one
package
of
I
lemon
Jelly,
dropped
apples,
cel
ery,
nuts,
and
a
little
finely
cut
cabbage.
Serve
on,
lettuce
leave
with
mayonnaise
dressing.
SIGNIFIES
FREEDOM
The
national
bird.
of,
Guate-aiea
is
the
beautifully
colored
quetzcl.
It
was
chosen
because
it
Is
a
bird
of
freedom
which
die$
in
captivity.
Get
Mi
the
Vitamins
you
need
CONTAIN
VITAMINS
A
Bi
82
C
D
plus
IRON
and
LIVER
CONCENTRATE
Vnmjn
w
tiiiiwun
MULTIPLE
CAPSULES
Don't
be
confused
as
to
which
Vitamins
to
buy.
When
you
take
just
2
VITA-VIM
Multiple
Capsules
(one
of
the
golden
and
one
of
the
black)
each
day,
you
supplement
the
Vitamins
in
your
diet
needed
for
normal
health.
Twenty-five
day
supply
for
$1.75
or
a
fifty
day
supply
$3.00.
VITA-VlM
Muhlpli
haNytl
Quality
PrtJuct,
loU
tnh
t
Hyal
DtMl
Stem.
McCUTCHEON'S
PHARMACY
E.
C.
Wallace,
Manager
3rd
Ave
at
Sixth
St.
I'JIONE
"9
EARLY
NEWS
IS
WELCOME
Local
news
items,
to
ensure
publication,
should
be
in
the
office
by
10
a.m.
Contributors
are
asked
to
bear
this
ln
mind.
Items
of
social
and
personal
Interest
are
always
welcome.
Hotel...
arrivals
Prince
Kupert
F.
Reume.
Vancouver;
J.
H
Flatman,
Vancouver;
T.
S.
Mc-Ewen.
Vancouver;
H.
J.
Bower-man,
Vancouver;
Fred
Lowe,
Vancouver;
a.
Gibson,
Annette
Island;
Major
Hopkins,
Vancouver;
K.
Malthouse,
Vancouver;
N.
Fiddler,
Vancouver;
G.
R.
Clark,
Vancouver.
SAVED
BY
F.
O.
W.
LUTON,
Eng.,
Two-year
old
Richard
Maidment
was
saved
by
a
German
prisoner-of-war
working
on
a
local
housing
scheme
when
he
became
stuck
head-first
In
a
mudbank.
Wholf
wheat
contains
muscle-building
proteins,
energy-giving
carbohydrates,
and
other
vital
elements
you
need.
Kcllagg's
All-Wheat
isCana-dian
whole
wheat.
LING
,
THE
TAILOR
We
are
taking
cleaning
and
pressing
and
steam
pressing
while
you
wait.
PHONE
649
220
Sixth
Street
QUINTS
ARE
THREE
NOW
.Scientific
Feeding
and
Tra
cing
l'nsurcs
Good
Health
for
South
America's
Famous
Five
BUENOS
AIRES
ffi
The
five
lKtle
Diligenttis,
one
of
the
two
6Cts
of
quintuplets
in
the
world,
crkbrated
their
third
birthday
July
15
quietly.
The
father,
Franco
Diligentl,
said
they
would
have
a
birthday
pauty
like
any
other
children
but
"nothing
peclal."
The
quints,
received
one
present
in
advance
an
autographed
picture
of
the
Dionnc
qulntup-
i
!
li
ts
sent
them
from
Canada
a
1
icw
wccks
ago.
Ana
some
new
tops,
but
not
too
many,
because
j
they
share
:them
and
one
new
one
amounts
to
five
new
ones.
Tils
birthday
cake,
however,
v.':
:r.
a
monumental
affa.lr.
It
had
a
centre
tower
three
layers
high
i
w:th
five
smaller
individual
cukes
arranged
around
it
in
a
s
or;
of
scalloped
formation.
Ea-.h
of
the
individual
cakes
had
!'s
own
three
candles
and
the
name
of
the
owner:
Franco
Jr
Muria,
Fernanda,
Carlos,
Al-terio,
Maria
Esther
and
Maria
Ciisllna.
This
was
the
design
worked
out
for
their
second
birthday.
It
,?ives
each
one
his
own
set
of
candles
to
blow
out
not
that
they
had
much
success
along
that
line
last
year.
Diligentl
hopes
It
will
be
better
this
time.
The
neighbors
don't
pay
much
attention
'to
the
quints,
whose
birth
was
kept
secret
for-
eight
months.
Only
on
Sundays
do
people
stop
to
look
at
the
children
nraying
in
their
garden,
and
Diligentl
says
they
are
people
from
outside
the
neighborhood.
You
walk
up
to
the
new
Dili-
I
.5enti
house
along-,
quiet,
tree-chaded
streets
in
a
suburb
where
many
English
and
North
Ameri-
,
can
families
live.
The
clerk
in
j
a
corner
store,
in
reply
to
a
ques-l
tion
about
them,
hardly
looks
up
from
the
counter
as
he
gestures'
and
says:
"That's
where
they
live
rlghi,
across
the
street.
Probably
they
are
in
the
yard
now.
And
so
they
are
all
five
of
them
clustering
around
a
butterfly
on
.he
graveMed
walk
of
their
gardens,
wllh
two
uniformed
maHs
looking
on.
iree
girls
in
pink
coals
and
the
two
boys
in
tan
ones.
All
the
same
size
now,
but
not
looking
very
much
alike.
A
six-foot
fence
of
sFeel
Dal-
NOW,
MORE
THAN
EVER,
one
of
Canada's
important
foods
i
Busy
housewives
everywhere
are
on
the
alert
for
suggestions
that
will
help
them
save
time
and
effort.
Thousands
depend
on
Kellogg's
ready-to-eat
cereals
not
only
for
breakfast,
but
for
quick
snacka
anytime!
All-Wheat,
Pep,
Corn
Flakes,
All-Bran,
Rice
Krispies,
Bran
Flakes
and
Krumblea
are
all
made
by
Kellogg's,
the
greatest
name
in
cereals.
SAVE
TIME.
..SAVE
FUEL.
..SAVE
FOOD!
J.I.
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We
are
hero
to
serve
you
and
guarantee
you
will
be
pleased.
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DELIVERY
OF
ALL
ORDERS
.
BLAIN
BROTHERS
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OF
FINE
FOODS"
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:
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Box
171
BOTTLE
PKINCE
KUPEKT
COLLECTOR
W
Phone
Blue
737
We
Huy
PERFEX
Bottles
PKOMPT
AND
COUKTEOUS
SERVICE
ings
surrounds
the
acre
of
flow
ers
and
grass
in
iront
or
tne
new
house.
But
there
is
plrnlv
of
Space
to
took
through
--not.
that
many
people
do.
Children
coming
homo
from
schooj
don't
glance
in;
an
older
woman
does.
and
waves
at
the
quints
who
i
wave
back.
The
gates
are
unlocked
and
one
of
them
Is
not
even
closed.
The
children
are
kept
to
themselves
and
seldom
go
away
from
the
house.
They
have
np
friends
in
the
neighborhood
and
are
not
encouraged
to
go
near
the
fence
whll
ether
children
are
passing.
As
a
result
of
this
care
and
a
rigid
regimen
of
injections
"calcium
and
vl
t
a
m
Ln
s
and
things
1!ke
ithat"
so
far
they
have
escaped
all
children's
diseases.
"Haven't
been
sick
a
day
ln
two
years,"
the
father
said
proudly.
There
is
a
special
r4nff
of
flv?
servants
who
do
nothing
but
care
for
the
quints:
a
physical
trairMng
tfoeher,
a
French
governess,
a
trained
nurse
and
twi
maids.
The
children
eat
just
abeut
any
food
they
like
and.
naturally
enough,
prefer
devrt
to
potatoes.
,
Their
day
starts
around
8
a.m
when
they
wake
up.
They
set
3
few
minutes
of
p-.lentific
exercise
"and
love
it."
then
breakfast.
Play
time
is
until
lunch,
then
there
is
a
nap
from
1
to
4.
Bedtime
comes,
reluctantly,
at
about
.8
or
8:30.
Dilktentl.
-who
was
planning
a
trip
to
the
United
States
before
the
quints
were
born,
has
given
up
the
Idea
now.
"Mv
wife
and
I
are
content
here
at
home,"
he
said
proudly.
SMOOTH
TRAVELLING
Rubber
heels
arc
"c
irl
far
all
kinds
of
shoes
because
they
lesson
the
Jar
received
In
waikir".
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COLUMBIA
PACKERS
LTD.
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CANADA
t3
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REPAIRING
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Covers
Drapes
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IN
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SHOP
Phone
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97
i
117
Second
Avenue
West
Opposite
Civic
Centre
Prince
Rupert
Dailp
r-Jctust
Thursday.
July
18,
1946
43
.
VV
J
yM
$mi'es
Depend
onTeetV
FIME.SOUHD
TEETH
DEPEND
OH
FOODf
'"THE
bea
jty
of
a
child'i
teeth
depends
to
much
on
A
n
Anil
fn
rnf!vi
f
II
lr
rt
itcfinrlln
1ir
useful
in
a
diet
planned
to
maintain
healthy
teeth.
For
Carnition,
as
it
pours
from
die
can,
contains
twice
the
calcium
and
phosphorus
found
in
ordinary
milk
.
.
.
and
many
times
the
"sunshine"
vitamin
D.
As
a
drinking
milk
(properly
diluted
and
chilled),
used
in
cooking,
or
used
undiluted
on
cereals
and
fruits,
Carnation
can
do
a
lot
for
the
teeth
of
your
youngsters.
For
menu
help
and
milk
information,
write
for
frte
book,
"Growing
Up
With
Milk".
The
Carnation
Company
Limited,
Toronto,
Ontario,
or
Vancouver,
B.C
Carnation
Milk
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
"&&
For
VACATION
WEAR
Cotton
Dresses
Casual
and
cool
.
.
.
cambray,
pique,
voile
and
sheersucker.
Gabardine
for
sports
wear.
Slack
Suits
Smart
and
Jaunty
.
.
.
Varied
Styles
and
Shades
to
Suit
You.
USE
THE
BUDGET
PLAN
No
Interest,
No
Carrying
Charges.
W.P.T.B.
Regulations.
mm
0)
e
"THE
CREDIT
HOUSE
OF
QUALITY"
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
Established
1910
LIMITED
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
OOODS
PACKED,
CRATED,
STORED
AND
SHIPPED
TO
ALL'
PARTS
OF
CANADA
AND
UJ3.A.
FOR
QUICK.
EFFICIENT,
CAREFUL
AND
RELIABLE
SERVICE
Phone
LINDSAY'S
60
or
68
SPECIAL
-
$3.95
Elizabeth
Arden
Treasure
Chest
CONTAINING
:
Ardena
Cleansing
Cream
Velva
Cream
Feather-Light
Foundation
Cream
Skin
Tonik
Hand-O-Tonik
Poudre
D'lllusion
Blue
Grass
Flower
Mist
Lip
Stick.
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STORE
HOURS
e
Week
Days
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
12
noon
till
2
p.m.
an(17p.m.tiI19p;.m.
We
are
pleased
to
announce
that
conditions'
now
permit
us
to
place
on
the
market
again
"RUPERT
BRAND"
SCOTCH
TYPE
SMOKED
KIPPERS
SMOKED
ALASKA
BLACK
COD
SMOKED
MILD
CURED
SALMON
Try
them
today
from
your
Dutcher
or
at
your
Favorite
Restaurant.
Canadian
Fish
:
'
AND
Cold
Storage
COMPANY
LIMITED
PRINCE
RUPERT,
D.C,