;AT
MUFFINS
EVERY
PAY
THE
ALL-BRAN
WAY
ZqWvT
FAVORITES
ALL-BRAN
MUFFINS
Icious
Aid
lo
Regularity
m
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to
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(a
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m
rr
n...
m
'
lire
crrril.
anl
Mpt
corrttt
dirtt
latktnc
in
"bulk".
Thii
nitli
in
mainf
tuninc
rrxuisntjr.
Second:
it't
mith'f
dtUciou
food.
Third:
it'l
vrry
tooi
food,
tooit
it
a
luprrior
autre
U
whole
train
protrin,
mtitrrals
anl
tAhrr
protrctive
fa)
tlrnwtrt.
AU.MAN
It
rtproally
tool
tor
folk
ritht
now
wiiU
Sprinc
pprtttn
and
mtrd
for
Sjaib(
ilitnthrt
rrtuUtkxu
Qt
K
u
pttm'-2
kaad
WM.
Helps
you
keep
"REGULAR"
Naturally
k
bW
kv
lSM't
U
Uwio.
CmwJ
Aff
oria
Hotel.
Jasncr.
newly
decorated
and
'
ti!t.
now
under
new
management.
First
p
Dir
r;'
Room
and
Lunch
Counter.
Meals
F
I
at.
ail
hours.
30
rooms.
15
with
bath.
p'-r,Ie
rates.
CsEOttGB
ANDREW,
Prop.
MAKE
YOUR
GREATEST
WAR
EFFORT
NOW
!
Our
ftjthtlns
forces
now
face
the
great
aerlflees
demanded
by
Invasion.
So
we
n.
home
must
pray,
help
in
every
way
and
practice
self-denial
as
never
before!
Everyone
must
buy
Victory
Bonds
who
can
and
each
must
buy
all
he
can.
fl'T
VICTORY
FIRST
MIY
VICTORY
BONDS
LPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
ruoNC
cm
UP
FOR
VICTORY
'rime
Minister
Churchill
staled
the
other
ly,
"Victory
may
not
be
so
far
away,
and
will
rertalnly
not
be
denied
us
In
the
end,
l't
the
task
Is
heavy,
the
toll
U
Ion,
the
rial
will
he
severe."
You
can
hatleu
victory
yu
can
Hhlen
Hie
tak
and
he
loit-hy
sltnlnr
for
more
iwnns
thU
lime
lhan
evrr
before.
,
put
Victory
First
BUV
VICTORY
BONDS
Radian
Fish
&
CoU
Storage
ttOPEttX
CO.
Ltd.
UUiTlSIl
COLUMBIA
in
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
i
Mrs.
J.
a.
Htnton
is
leaving
tonight
for
Comox,
Vancourer
Wand,
where-
she
extended
visit.
will
pay
an
Mrs.
Jack
Durran
and
family,
who
are
moving
to
Vancouver
to
take
op
residence,
will
leave
for
the
south
Saturday
nlht.
The
Misses
Delphlne
and
Charlotte
Babtno,
Nora
McCaf-
fery
and
Charlotte
Dodlmead
returned
home
at
the
first
of
the
week
from
a
hoMday
trip
to
Vancomrr
and
8at(l.
Mrs.
C.
W.
Breukelman
and
family
who
have-
been
living
In
Trinidad,
arrived
m
the
city
this
morning
from
the
south
to
pay
a
visit
with
Mrs.
Breukelman's
patents,
Bishop
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Illx,
Fourth
Avenue
West.
Returning
to
the
eity
of
his
birth
after
an
absence
of
24
yean.
Captain
Nicholas
Muasal-icm
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday
from
Vancouver.
Captain
Mussaltern
U
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Soloman
Mussal-iem
of
Haney,
who
we.e
old
tim
ers
in
Prince
Rupert.
Before
en-
1
1M1M14
tit
i
v
suauaii
nimy
1
Captain
Mussatlem
practiced
1
law
in
Vancouver.
Jack
Mussal-
i
iem.
local
store
proprietor.
Is
a
I
Enslavement
Mr.
and
Mrs.
announce
the
Hugo
Kraupne:
engagement
of
THE
DAILY
ITE778
Mr.
J.
8.
Black
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
from
Vancouver
where
she
attended
a
C.
C.
P.
conference.
Mrs.
D.
C
.Stuart
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
from
Vancouver
where
she
attended
an
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
provincial
conference.
Listen
in
tonight
at
6:05
to
Harold
Ponder,
speaking
over
station
CFPR
in
the
interests
of
the
Sixth
Victory
Loan.
Dr.
C.
H.
Hanklnson
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
from
Van
couver
where
he
has
been
fot
the
past
few
weeks
following
the
funeral
"of
Mrs.
Hanklnson.
Members
of
the
family
have
entered
school
in
the
south.
At
yesterday
afternoon's
luncheon
of
the
Gyro
Club
when
the
theme
was
the
Sixth
Victory
Loan
campaign
guests
were
Geoffrey
Wootten
and
Johnny
David,
the
latter
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
The
winner
of
the
weekly
war
savings
certificate
raffle
was
Dr.
J.
J.
Gibson.
Committee
Will
Receive
Names
Members
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
met
briefly
in
the
council
chamber
In
the
city
i
hnll
rm
TiiMrlntt
nttprnnnn
tn
t
wir
tfHy
oaugnier.
iue
Mar-
.
nnm,natUin
.i
Local
Principal
At
Convention
VICTORIA,
April
27
Three
hundred
and
fifty
delegates
attended
the
convention
banquet
of
the
British
Columbia
Parent-Teache:
Federation
at
the
Hud
-son's
Bay
Company
Georgian
Room
recently.
It
was-the
twenty
seeoi
annual
convention.
The
theme
"Meeting
the
Challenge
on
the
Home
Front"
was
admir
ably
adhered
to
with
many
em
inent
speakers
helping
to
meet
the
"challenge"
at
the
four-day
convention.
Dr.
W.
E.
Blitz,
MB.
Ph.
D,
of
St.
George's
School
of
Child
Study,
gave
the
keynote
address.
Many
delegates
from
British
Columbia
points
included
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill,
Prince
Rupert.
TIMELY
RECIPES
STUFFED
TOMATO
CUPS
Tomatoes
Select
six
medium-
steed
tomatoes
dip
fn
boiling
water
in
order
to
remove
skin.,
i
in
refrigerator
oughly.
Stuffing
Vi
WII
Pudger.
B.
C.
N
V.
R..
;for
offlcers
of
the
club
at
forth-
Invulnerable
HAI
CS.
Chathsm.
tn
of
Mr.
elections.
The
elections
i
1
and
Mrs.
R
A
of
Otha-
Fudger
,.,
k-
,
viav
3
F.Pcft
i
wa.
OBterto
th
wrddlng
to
be
tht
ecmmUu.
were
Mrs.
J.
A.
announced
at
a
luture
date
Rutherford,
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno
sm.
..-.
-x-.
.
i
mi
nd
Mrs.
J.
D.
Fraser.
Card
of
Thanhs
Miss
Bvie
Rlvett.
Mrs.
K.E.
Arnold.
Mr.
A.
Rlveu
St.
and
A.
m.
Rivett
Jr.
wtati
tj
esptt
their
grateful
thanks
t
their
many
fr'-nds
fo.
exptesftasia
of
ympathy
and
many
kind
and
Announcements
I
j
Dry
Dock
Employees
Dances',
at
the
Staff
Dining
Hall
are
I
canceHed
until
further
noUee.i
L.
O.
B.
A,
Dance,
OddfeHws
Hail.
April
27.
De
Carlo
s
L.
P.
P.
Dance,
Eagles'
Hall.
April
27.
I
Eastern
Star
Dance,
April
28.
i
Valhalla
Dance,
April
28.
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Machinist's
Dance,
April
29,
Oddfellows'
Hall.
May
Day
Celebration
meeting,
speakers
and
music.
Booth
Mcm-oilal
School.
May
2,
8
p.m.
Nurses'
Spring
Dance,
May
1.
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea.
Mrs.
A.
Flaten's,
May
3.
Women
of
the
Moose,
Dance,
Wednesday.
May
3.
Dancing
10-.2
De
Carlo's
Orehestra.
United
Cnurch
Spring
Sale,
May
4
th.
Sonja's
Tea
and
Sale
of
lllome
Cooking,
Lutheran
Church
May
4.
Women's
Auxiliary
Canadian
Legion
Dance,
May
5,
Oddfel
lows'
Hall.
Jean
Do
Carlo's
Orchestra.
Refreshments.
Cambral
Tea,
May
11,
Mrs.
Munthe's.
C.C.F.
dance.
Oddfellows'
Hall.
May
12,
De
Carlo's
Orchestra,
0:30
to
1:30
a.m.
Concert
by
Drydock
Male
Choir,
May
15
and
10.
Hospital
Auxiliary
Tea,
May
18.
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarclli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P-O.
Box
54
.
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
REFIOirTERS
FOR
EUROPE
1NDON.
OA
special
con--f
the
National
Fire
Ser-
II
I
.
...
I
'
r
I
"h!ch
fought
blitz
fires
ln
rl-jr.
win
be
available
for
fireJ
ay
wnn
new
urroiy
in
puce
uy
fWh'rti.
wvhre
on
the
con
tin
--
it
"iooert
of
the
Anny
Fire
thoughtful
arts,
also
to
Df.
Jshn
,
gfrvte
ahouUl
tt
be
needed.
This
Macuonau
lor
nu
constant
31-1
tu
annminced
oy
tneiiome
01-tentkm
and
kindly
eoncldeUsm
I
flee.
and
to
the
Canadian
LegnaaBd
the
South
African
War
VAWliu"
for
their
courtesy
to
a
comrade
1
cMssin-
FOR
SALE
Four-burner
Hot
j
Point,
white
enamel
electric
range,
automatic
oven.
Phone
Blue
44G.
'101
1
KOW
WfAR
YOUR
PLATES
IVlkYDAY
HUD
COMf
0RTABIY
SNUG
THIS
WAY
It's
so
easy
to
wear
yoor
plates
all
uia
iMjuumusujuu
aucuusvs
formula.
1.
Dr.
Wernet's
vent
sore
gums.
Powder
lets
you
1.
Economical;
enjoy
solid
foods
small
amount
avoid
embar-
lasts
longer,
rawmentof
hxne
J.
Iure,
harmless,
putes.lle!pipre-.
pleasant
tasting.
I'jwVfTiinCTkTPrn
1
ACTIVITIES
OP
Y.M.CA.
and
Y.W.C.A.
;
1
By
DOROTHY
OARBUTTj
They're
sanding
the
floors
to
day.
The
sander,
perhaps
I
should
call
him
the
sand-man,
because
he
nearly
put
you
to
i.t&p,
a
long
sleep,
with
the
-wise
he
makes,
runs
up
and
dawn
the
room
pushing
a
two-hundred
weight
machine
which
'
.ounds
like
all
the
.:lvetters
on
;
ill
the
shipyards
hi
all
the
world.
And
Mr.
Moore
U
having
more
fun
moving
furniture
from
one
'
pot
to
the
other
in
order
to
;
lear
the
floor.
.Yesterday
when
I
was
trying
:o
find
someone
to
do
away
with
our
kittens
I
phoned
the
Quar-Urnustet
at
the
Navy,
remembering
that
they
had
put
the
ther
kitten
away
last
October.
1
But
they
absolutely
refused
to
do
it.
"What?"
he
roared.
"Do
away
with
'Salty
and
'Peppy
those-
nice
kittens.
I
should
say
j
not
give
'em
to
us,
well
fix
them
up
in
the
galley
as
nice
and
cosy
and
they'll
be
OK."
So
easlrv:
cut
off
tom
and
hnOnrr
they
were
as
good
as
their
word
out.
Fill
with
followine
mlxtuie.
and
"Salty"
and
"Peppy"
rode
spf
inkle
with
paprika
and
puto"
'le
ln
the
Navy
truck
to
chill
thnr-',
which
called
for
them.
L
Just
pound
cream
Ml1
ran-
l'm
surc
the
bave
!
cheese,
Mi
cup
milk,
i
cop
chop
ped
stuffed
oMves.
4
cup
chopped
nuts,
fe
cup
rolled
oats.
Blend
cheese
and
milk.
Combine
with
rolled
oats,
olives
and
nuts.
BELTS
OF
1.000
STITCHES
Japanese
soldiers
wear
sennin-
bari-belts
of
a
thousand
stitches,
committee
t3cr
sfn
by
a
different
person.
tarete
Anna,
to
t-wst
class
aieit-
wh,ch
j,
recelve
n0minatlTnt
which
supposedly
makes
them
i
handed
them
over
to
the
sailors
I
the
best
of
care
and
It
was
eve:
so
kind
of
the
Navy
boys
to
take
them
but
I
do
miss
them.
Only-Prince
Rupert
people,
dont
give
me
any
more
kittens.
It
would
b
a
mistaken
kindness
lust
now.
Mrs.
Brass-tells
me
that
the
Coas;
Battery
Women's
Auxiliary
have
received
many
inter-eitmt
and
sr&tcful
letters
from
local
boys
who
have
received
rigareites
through
their
auxlll-
y.
These
ladies
for
the
past
t
and
a
half
years
have
con-
;
.'
ntly
sent
cigarettes
over-!
j'.d
what
a
joo
i:
has
been
t
V
P
is
only
an
average
at-
i
.
::
..
of
seven
women
at
t
.n
:s!
They
have
used
.
1.
tiv.
:r
ingenuity
In
devlsin?
!
'!.eme
for
raisins
money
fur
j
:i-
special
fund
dances,
"basr
bai.
saies
and
raffles.
So
the
next
time
one
of
these
ladles
1
ays
"buy
a
ticket
mister."
yda
i
I
just
dig
dowrirdeep
in
your
Jeans.
,
4
'
';-
!
,
j
C.N.R.
Trains
nu
'It
t-pt
Sunday
8
p.ra
I'rnni
tlM-
li't
Oailr
exorot
Monday
10:45
pjn.
for
Trrrar
-
Sunday.
Ueadav.
Wrdnsday.
Titrday
and
Friday
4
p
m.
t'rtxn
Trrmrr
.
..-
Mmtday.
Tusdr.,"Thursda3r.
and
Saturday
II
a.m.
Mtn
of
Ac
wooA,
(njijtj
tipon
Al'
eMwti.l
wMlm
tails
of
nullnj
available
em
jrtat
forest
tioutf5,
must
Hv
tl
very
btrt
of
food
and
bttaj
lo
malnUin
tUmina,
t
pIB0,
tnjoym.al
and
tttettticn
dutinj
prtcloui
Itituit
kauri.
From
BtittaK
ColambU'i
coaital
fortt
to
tK
vat
northtrn
opaniti
cf
Ontario
and
Qutbae,
Ctntii'i
mtn
of
brawn
and
slill
.njoy
to
th.
full
tn.lr
cup
of
fina-IIavortd,
Irtadlattd
Nabob
Coffa.
Plio(ilm-pcltd
for
extra
frejKneu.
Jt
Tuna
la
Hmmy
Home,
CBC
WnUm
Ntlworl,
.
,
.
1.39
p.m.
.
.
.
PkISc
Wm
Tim.
NABOB
NU-18
-mm
PAOE
rm.
r?n
m
A
i
All
dALAUA
tea
rfcC&
PUT
VICTORY
FIRST
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Quality...
Marks
These
Style
Right
TOPCOATS
IN
SMART
TWEEDS
FROM'
SCOTLAND
and
the
ISLE
OF
MAN
$27.50
to
$40.00
FINE
WOOL
NAVY
GABARDINES,
CJf
(VR
Reautif
ully
Tailored
t
4
1
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isiiisiiiiiiHisiivisviisiiiiiiiii
PARENTS...
per
tin
Local
Health
Officer
advises
diet
"o
Rupert
children
deficient
in
vitamins
and
minerals.
The
following
is
an
extract
from
the
Vancouver
Daily
Province
of
April
20:
1
"CHDLDREN"S
DIET
jSHORT
OF-
'
MINERALS,
VITAMINS
1
Deficiencies
In
vitamins
and
miher;-
als
were
discovered
In
the
diet
of
,95
per
cent
of
the
children
In
Prince
Rupert,
Dr.
R.
G.
Knlpe,
health
offlcer-jf
the
city
reported
to
the
meeting
of
the
Metropolitan
Health
Committee
todayt'
Here
is
a
solution:
Vigor
8
49c
Contains
5
vitamins,
3
minerals.
Just
what
the
children
need.
Maks
a
delicious
chocolate-flavored
beverage.
FOR
SALE
AT
;
Overwaitea
ELIO
Furniture
Store
THIRD
AVENUE
Folding
Baby
Carriages.
Baby
High
Chairs..
Baby
Cribs.
Boys'
Wagons.
I'UT
VICTORY
FIKST-RUY
YICTORV
BONDS
SHOP
AT
THE
SEVENTH
AVE.
MARKET,
"the
Friendly
Store"
We
handle
HIGHEST
QUALITY
MEATS
and
VAN'S
BREAD
Also
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
Our
Prices-Are
Right
1!
1