NOTICE
M.
S.
Loubser
DC
B
A,
chiropractor
kef
Block
one
640
M
Me
at
.
JOHNNY'S
JOHNNY'S
SNACK
BAR
(Our
Coffee
l
Top)
MENTION...
t
NOTED
BOOK
COLLECTOR
Lisimee'
:
:;
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i
the
Prince
Prabably
the
greatest
private
irrir
feTS
asr;s5
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
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Dec?
Sea
Fisher-
ter
n,
m:...
cr.
Monday
at
L-
Important
84
MRS.
CTJULO
JOHNSTON
tU,,U
the
itjt
mM
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n
in&t'iwi,
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inrru.
dtii
rtgtiUf
,
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hippy
iim,
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in
liurlit
liirf
hit
ft
TOU
Im)
Buck
it
up
irith
Frail-
Imi,
Cuudi'i
Lurrii
StlW
''
TU-i.
Asia)
u
Hotel,
Jasper,
newly
decorated
and
ivatetl,
now
under
new
management.
First
153
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counter.
Meals
,r
od
at
a!l
hours.
150
rooms,
15
with
bath.
.
i.i
.........
GEORGE
ANDREW,
Prop.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
A
OOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
AM"
(RIBS,
all
steel,
drop
sides,
finished
walnut,
roll
edge
mattress
$2
Loll
DINETTE
SUITES
in
different
designs,
r
its
and
colors.
Priced
per
suite
of
six
i
iivt
-
from
$89.00
UV
appreciate
your
Mail
Orders
CLOSED
MONDAY.
April
10
327
3rd
Avenue
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
'Where
dollars
have
more
cents"
We
hate
complete
variety
of
available.
(Iroccriw,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
IE
DELIVERY
throughout
the
City
three
times
weekly
Tj!
days.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
SHOP
AT
THE
SEVENTH
AVE.
MARKET
"The
Friendly
Store"
We
handle
HIGHEST
QUALITY
MEATS
and
VAN'S
HREAI)
Also
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
Our
Prices
Are
Right
ly.
EXTENSION
TABLE.
CCC
HH
KeR.
$05.00.
To
clear
JJ.UU
COFFEE
TABLE.
CU
0C
;KeR.
520.00.
To
clear
IH.7J
TABLE
LAMPS.
Cn
nC
w&
511.00.
To
clear
'
'
WAGONS.
CIO
0
To
clear
tmu'j
ELI0
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue
COAL!
00(1
stocks
of
Foothills,
Alberta,
and
Ilulklcy
alley
Coals
now
on
hand
oe
,lays
notice
before
delivery
is
expected
will
be
appreciated.
PHILPOTT
fvitt
s.
rn
im
PONE
C5,
"
VWl
riitt.i.
uj-
W
H.
Alexander
is
leaving
to
morrow
night
for
Massett.
Mr
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Falconer,
wn
i
have
been
on
a
trip
to
Van-
W
E
Walker,
manager
of
Ar-
Ciw?,t
Windsor.
manager
of
Wales
Lsland
Cannery,
and
Mrs
Windsor,
were
in
the
city
last
venin
goiaf
through
u
the
unnery
from
Vancouver.
Mr
William
Brook-sbank
has
arrived
in
the
city
from
Vancouver
for
a
vitiit
with
her
par-t'nu.
Mr
and
M
A.
T
Parkin.
Borden
Street
DOTHISrOR
tfiV
Night
Coughing
wm
S
cno
rtuffi
up
the
none,
causes
mouth
bresnunt;,
throftt
Ucki
and
ht
coughing,
im
this
tlzne-Untrd
Vickj
tmtmcct
thst
toes
to
work
ltUallf
...
2
nri
i
!
At
bedtime
rib
rood
old
Ylcks
YspoKuD
on
U:rot.
ehnt
tnd
but
Then
wstrti
lu
mummc-STiMUUlmC
scuon
brine
relief
Xrcta
diUreu.
It
rtunutu
to
upper
bmtb-lnr
pft
with
toothing
medians!
vipors.
It
sinwuru
chwt
and
back
lurfAces
like
a
vanning,
comf
orllnf
poultice
.
.
.
nd
It
keeps
oa
worklns
for
hours,
.a
Mkll
ya
to
ee
coushlnc
trmoni.
relleva
mucu
Ur
aoreneu
and
Ushtnew-snd
brine
grsnd
comfort
I
Trj
It
to
nishl
.
.
.
Vkks
VspoRun.
Minlu
Login,
Sift'l
fmed"
bbme
econo-.
mut.
hoic
wrttlf,
inime
cooling
cotumo.
it
rrjtulic
fcilue
of
(hit
pjtc
look
for
thtie
viluille
hinti
cith
MonJay
For
a
chicken,
as
vvfh
other
roJiis,
good
carving
is
vital
lo
avoid
wasel
The
first
essentia!
for
carving
poultry
is
die
simc
as
any
other
mMt
a
ilwrp
Irufc!
If
you
luve
a
speviil
poultry
knife
(on
with
a
tliinntr
!Ulc
tlian
the
orJinary
carver)
so
muih
the
better.
Hut
any
carving
knife
will
serve
it
rt.tlly
tkirp.
First
insert
the
foil;
firmly
with
I
prong
011
f,lt'1
!','c
,ne
breast
Umic.
Next,
nuke
a
downward
cut
ltwccn
the
body
and
the
thigh
newest
you.
twisting
the
knife
td
seraie
the
leg
from
the
body
and
-xn)se
the
joint,
which
can
then
-ily
be
severed.
Still
keeping
the
fork
in
place,
remove
the
wing.
You
arc
now
reudy
to'slicc
the
breast
and
in
a
large
bird,
to
cat
slices
from
the
ihili.
For
an
ordinary
family
meal,
you
will
now
probably
haveenough
Canadian
Legion
B,
E.
3.
L.
No.
27.
Executive
Meeting
tonight
at
S
p.m.
"mvf-
returned
to
the
city
ye-
'tomorrow
te:d:iy
afternoon.
,
Massett.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Mr.
George
Oalcey
is
leaving
night
on
a
trip
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Beatty
ld;i
CTfamerV.
Wftl
here
laMt.nrp
rnvrw
Inmnrrniv
nloht
for
evening
going
north
from
Ven-
Majssett.
juvcr
to
spend
the
summer
at
ac
Naa
River
plant.
Miss
D.
Martin
is
leaving
to
morrow
night
on
a
trip
to
Manure
Is
now
Phone
Green
527,
being
hauled
(84
The
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
was
in
ses
sion
at
luncheon
today
in
pre
paration
lor
the
regular
month
ly
business
luncheon
which
wH)
be
held
on
Wednesday!
Prank
Morris,
who
has
been
away
in
Vancouver
for
several
!
weeks
for
treatment
at
the
hands
of
specialists.
Is
doing
well
and
is
expected
home
soon
,
now.
i
Don
Boyce.
who
has
been
ldfsntlJied
with
the
drafting
staff
of
the
local
dry
dock
for
the
past
two
or
three
years.
Mt
Batuiday
night
for
Vancou
ver.
He
may
Join
up
with
merchant
marine.
C.W.A.C.
Pretty
Wedding
Bride
Carving
a
Roast
Bird
meat
carved
to
supply
portions
for
everyone.
The
normal
portion
should
include
some
light,
some
dark
meat
and
dressing.
The
other
side
of
the
bird
is
treated
in
the
same
way
as
required.
The
wish
bone
may
be
included
in
first
or
second
portions.
A
SIMPIE
DRESSING
FOR
CHICKEN
A
cups
freshly
mJe
breadcrumbs
6
tbsps.
fine
fiivourcj
fit
1
thsp,
chopped
paiiley
1
to
4
tbsps.
chopped
onion
1
tsp.
powdered
thyme
or
nurjotsm
(optional)
A
little
milk
ur
stock
Salt
nj
pepper
to
taste
1
eg
(options!)
Mix
the
drr
ingredients,
moisten
with
milk
or
stock
in
J
egg
if
used.
SWIFT
CANADIAN
CO.
LIMITED
i)ominlon-vkle
organization
devoted
to
the
conservation
unl
cHiclent
distribution
of
Canada's
food
resources
JVST
FOR
A
CIIACE!
A'o
trgi,
no
thrretake
...
but
beautiful
fmr'
to
tmrlr
Unit
Dmrnrll
trho
U
on
of
the
itat$
in
"It
Happened
Tomorrow"
trttued
br
United
AititU,
Sergeant
Abbott
as
matron-of-
the
honor.
GtM
Stromdahl
was
groomsman.
The
bride
and
her
attendants
wore
their
service
uniform
and
had
lovely
corsages
of
roses.
.
Following
the
ceremony
a
reception
was
held
in
the
writing
room
where
congratulations
and
best
wishes
were
offered
to
The
Canadian
Women's
Army
the
contracting
couple.
;Corps
staff
house
No.
7
was
the
A
toast
to
the
bride
was
pro-
i
scene
Saturday
evening
at
6:30
posed
by
Lieut.
CoL
Coombs.
of
a
pretty
and
interesting
wed-
R.OA-S.C.,
and
responded
to
by
ding
when
Private
Norma
V
the
groom.
Nicol
of
Penticton
became
the
Many
beautiful
gift
testified
bride
of
Lance
Corporal
Paul
to
the
popularity
in
which
the
LaPorte.
Prince
Rupert
born
couple
are
held.
1
!.
who
is
with
the
Royal
Can-
Later
in
the
evening
Lance
adian
Army
Service
Corps.
Rev.
1
Corporal
and
Mrs.
LaPorte
en-CapUUn
Rapson
was
the
of
ftclat-
trained
for
Edmonton,
where
tng
chaplain.
r
jthe
groom's
mother.
Mrs.
Peter
Ihe
bride
was
given
in
mar-
'LaPorte.
now
Uvea,
later
going
rtaae
bv
Lieut.
CoL
O.
F.
PauHn
'
to
visit
the
bride's
home
at
,
and,
was
attended
by
Private
Penticton.
After
an
absence
of
"Edith
Hale
a
bridesmaid
and
30
days,
the
couple
will
return
u
to
prince
ttuperv.
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Spring
Sale,
April
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Eastern
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Dance,
April
28.
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Dance.
May
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May
3.
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4
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Honorary
Captain
Waldo
Edward
Lovel
Smith,
minister
of
the
Grafton
United
Church
before
his
enlistment
In
the
Canadian
Chaplain
Service
ir
1940,
has
been
awarded
the
Military
Cross
for
valor
.in
the
Italian
campaign.
A
handsome
donation
to
the
Red
Cross
was
made
by
Frank
Lean
of
Cobourg
who
donated
a
purebred
calf
which
sold
at
an
auction
sale
and
brought
$95
for
the
cause.
The
families
of
two
Cobourg
boys
overseas
tecelved
word
that
their
sons
had
been
killed
In
action
In
Italy.
Thej
are-
Pte.
Ralph
Brown,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Brown,
and
Pte.
Donald
Frederick
McKenzie,
son
of
William
McKenzie.
and
the
late
Mrs.
McKenzie.
The
Searc
For
Your
;
jiKecogiuzed
the
world-
over
as
lead-
ing
in.
Quality
and
Styling.
There
is
a
Stetson-made
Hat
in
AH'
Price
Ranges.
STETSON
:
.
.
.
PREMIER
.
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STETSON
MEDALIST
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ers
who
left
last
week
to
a!
tend
a
Y.M.C.A.
conference
Vancouver
returned
at
the
wee
end.
They
were
Breen
Melvi
Walker
Wiley,
Lee
Van
Luve:
I.
C.
Malcolm.
Chester
I
Maitre.
Harold
Crowe,
Edwai
Selyan,
Merv
TJiomas
ac
Douglas
Badger.
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FIVE
ACTS
PRESENTED
BY
THE
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in
Prince
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.
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Tickets
are
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Store
Ormes
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REX
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