Tne
Day
Aews
Published
Every
Afternoon
Excepjt
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupctt
Daily
News
Limited.
Third
Arenue
Civ
A.
HUNTER
Managin
g,dltor
EDITORIAL
We
Shouldn't
Stop
Now
...
.The
Seventh
Victory
Loan
drivers
how
in
ltalJ1
lYou.
bs
thifcl
ifd
and
and
final
final
week
week
and,
and,
as
as
far
far
as
as
Prince
Prince
Rupert
Kupert
i
icults
cluts
r
is
concerned,'
it
is
just
a
matter
of
seeing
how
sub-1
stantial
the.
oversubscription
will
be.
This
unit
has
come
through
splendidly
everybody
seems
to
have
Bonds
as
the
natural
thing
sVinnIrl
hp
nn
lpr-nn
in
the
to
the
loan
in
support
of
our
war
effort.
The
people
!
seem
disposed
to
make
this
the
biggest
accomplish-
j
.
ii
-
j
i
-i
i
;
i
a-
J-
i
mem
yei
m
me
way
oi
war
uonu
uuying
aim
it
is
erafifving
that
they
should
feel
that
way.
Thanks
to
the
valor
of
and
those
of
the
United
Nations,
the
suffering
and!113
Shocked
vnin'-nf
war
1ms
hpen
kent
from
our
eountrv
.
.
.
our'
When
Wn"
h
tamiiies
fnniilips
at
it-
home
nome
are
are
iariiom
far
from
the
me
ravages
lavages
oi
of
ruth-1
nun
I
lose
unomios
Ym
wp
jivp
.miasinor
rnpsp
rhino's
arm
'
we-should
be
thank'ful.
isanvnne
missinVlTomethirir
else?
iFanvone
miss-
inthe
satisfaction
of
doing
a
part
taprovide
our
T
5
men
and
vvomen
overseas
with
all
that
they
need
to,
rest
of
the
electrical
appliances.
win
"complete
and
final
Victory?
This
always
leads
the
strong
sl-
Is
anyone
missing
the
satisfaction
and
security
!lent
menbe
of
;he
household
of
owning
-Victory
Bonds
...
the
satisfaction
of
Tn.dKy
V18
we
?lht
.
ft.
have
done
this
in
the
begin-
i
i
a
lw-.
i
i
knoAvmg
that
the
money
we
lend
to
Canada
is
not
ning
and
spared
ourselves
only,
helping
to
assure
Victory,
but
providing
for
the
crisped
fingers
and
temper,
we
emel'gencies-'of
the
future?
ignore
that
sideswipe
and
There
is
no
safer
security
than
Victory
Bonds,
swfetly,cfter
the
toaster
for
re-backed
by
all
the
wealth
and
resources
of
Canada.
I
L.S.S
1,
f
-n-.r-
11
j
1
uuy.
an
you
can
ior
casn,
men
ouy
more
on
tne
instalment
plan.
Buy
one
more
bond
this
time
then
you
did'
in
any
previous
loan.
VANDERHOOF
MEN
WOUNDED
Raymond
Patterson
and
Ralph'
Andros
Local
Man
Killed
Private
Michael
Griffin,
-who
gave
the
name
of
Edward
Mc-Mullen
of
the
Tomllnson
Construction
Co.,
Prince
Rupert,
as
a
friend,
has
been
killed
in
action
according
to
the
latest
Canadian
Army
casualty
lists.
He
was
serving
with
a
Manitoba
regiment.
Listed
as
slightly
wounded
ar
Sapper
Raymond
Irving
Pattersons-son
of
Raymond
Morton
Patterson
of
Vanderhoof,
and
CorRf.Ralph
William
Andros,
son
.of
jj)n
II.
Andros,
also
of
Van-derljoof.
The
former
has
been
serving
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Engineers
and
the
latter
with
a
British
Columbia
regiment.
I
QflA.Y
sit
at
home
!
e
tit
at
home
;
where
it't
nice
and
aafa
vhile
our
youug
men
'
face
death
hourly.
'
They
fight
with
their
Hood,
their
Uvea,
for
every
inch
they
gain
;
in
occupied
countriea.
-
Not
very
fair,
it
it?
So
how
about
cruaring
up
the
acore
a
Lit?
:
IIow
about
doing
without
'
and
making
do
with
what
we
have
to
Lack
tLem
.
with
every
lait
dollar.
Let's
turn
our
taving
Into
Victory
Bonds
today;
then
Luy
an
extra
bond
and
pay
for
it
Ly
."inetalmente
every,
pay
day.
It
a
little
enough
to
ai
we
tit
at
home
I
Philpott,
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Fuel
and
Builders'
Supplies
Invest
in
Victory
w
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
.
.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By
City
Carrier,
per
week
..
.15
Per
Month
.05
Per
Year
..
$7.00
By
Mail,
per
month
-.40
Per
Year
$4.00
DAILY
EDITION
.
.
.
i
Monday,
November
6,
1941
on
this
occasion
Most
accepted
buying
Victory
to
do.
However,
there
volume
of
the
resDOnse
Canada's
armed
forces
t
'
4
..
.J
it
1
.
.
SOO-SUD
NOTES
,
An
emergency
drive
for
waste
paper
by
the
Sault
Ste.
Marie
Salvage
committee
wUl
begin
ilJC
uuuuuuwc
hopes
to
obtain
75
tons
of
waste
paper-
Slavic
people
in
the
Sault
have
contributed
$6,000
tn
n
fnnrf
tn
aid
free
YugoSlaia.
Sault
Ste.
Marie
is
well
on
the
way
toward
achieving
its
$2,4&),
000
Seventh
Victory
Loan
quota
with
$700,000
subscribed
during
the
first
week,
,
j
Recently
discharged
from
the
I
Canadian
madian
Army
after
being
wounded
in
the
Sicily
campaign
Walter
Monette,
22,
son
of
Mrs,
Donelda
Monette,
took
a
lead
ing
part
ln
a
Victory
Loan
dedl
cation
service
at
the
Sault
last
.
PRINCE
GEORGE
People
of
nearby
Giscome
put
their
clocks
back
an
hour
last
week,
returning
to
standard
time
for
the
winter.
HlIdenMi
Frank
Clark
and
jacn
menoison
have
decided
to
seek
re-election
to
the
Prince
j
George
city
council.
Students
who
spent
Hallowe'en
night
collecting
pennies
for
the
1
Crippled.
Children's
Hospital
juuu
ui
cuujuncuun
wim
oiner
harmless
Hallowe'en
activities
were
complimented
by
the
principals
of
Prince
George
schools
and
the
police
chief.
The
young
sters
raised
$145
for
the
fund
and
police
rerjorted
the
most
or
derly
Hallowe'en
in
years.
SMITHERS
Distribution
in
thP
Kmitws
district
of
the
number
five
ra-
.
January-
Thl5
known
as
the
Hon
book
Indicated
an
Increase
hlgh
5Ch001
wardrobe
and
con-In
population
C.
L.
Dimock,
ra-
,sists
of
tractive
clothing
suit-
tlon
board
secretary,
reported.
There
were
3808
number
five
a,tlon
toooks
distributed
as
aeainst
3770
number
four
bonks
last
spring.
The
Smlthers
Liberal
Association
held
Its
annual
meeting
last
week,
electing
L.
H.
Kenney
president,
Frank
Foster,
vice-president,
and
W.
O.
Hanson,
secretary
treasurer.
DUBLIN
PROFESSOR
DIES
DUBLIN
m
Dr.
Robert
Row
lette,
King's
professor
of
mat-
erla
medlcl
and
pharmacy
at
Trinity
College
here,
is
dead.
He
represented
Dublin
University
ln
the
Dall
from
1933
Jo
1937.
NEWPORT,
Monmouthshire
B
5lr
John
Beynon,
79,
a
leading
South
Wales
Industrialist,
died
here,
V
1
if
i
THE?
DAILY7
NEWS
KEEPING
HOUSE
IN
WARTIME
i
Rule
of
Th
ree
S's
Conservation
Hints
-
-
I
Sour
Beginning
I
So
you
throw
your
sour
milk
J
down
the
sink
while
your
conscience
isn't
looking
.
.
.
what?
.
.
.
you
haven't
time
to
use
It
up
.
.
.
nonsense!
Plan
your
routine
to
include
.the
baking
that's
got
to
be
done
sometime.
know
lvw
tender
and
de
sour
milk
makes
tea
bls-
muffins,
gingerbread
and
griddle
cakes
.
.
.
weiiruse
the
me
amount
of
sour
-mUk
as
t
:of
baklng
d
to
the
dry
ln.
gredients
and
reduce
the
baking
powder
by
two
teaspoons
for
Cd
sour
its
sun
piumo
fun
of
.
.
.
.
protein,
calcium
and
vitamins,
Need
we
say
more?
Don't
Let
Yourself
household
appliances
80
go
on
on
the
the
hummer
humnw
thase
these
da"6
days
ifs
its
,a
t3le
thi3
C0lumn
takes
breakfast
toast
over
the
lire
in
the
furnace
...
and
after
the
"-
wwMtp.
And
we
offer
you
the
following
experience-taught
suggestions:
Don't
reach
for
;
the.
:jtopst
with,
a
fork
or
you
may,
short
circuit
the
toaster
element
nd
let
'yourself
in
for
a
shSck
in
more
ways
than
one.
..Yfhqn
detaching
a
cord
from
either"
its
outlet
or
the
appliance
take
hoidjof
jttyj
plug,
not
the
N(?tce
cord.
M
the
end
piece
of
the
Iron,
coffee
makers
and
toaster
need
re-
placing
and
'see
If
you
can't
treat
u
more
een"y-.
Too
many
-Polices
snouia
not
De
at-
tached
to
a
plug
or
outlet
at
one
time.
The
load
may
be
more
than
the
fuse
can
stand
.
.
.
iyp.u'11
s5on
find'out!
Keen
cords
dry
and
clean
at
all
times
and
,
avoid
bending
them
sharply,
"
.
.
.
Some
Rain
Must
Fall"
"."X
,
n
r
fiJf;?
ways
makes
us
wish
for
a
col
lapsible
parascl
the
size
of
a
lipstick
that
could,
like
taxes,
be
always
with
us
against
alluvial
surprises.
All
of
whirh
tle
oh
SS
ttuvitc
10
cnouse
an
umoreiia,
If
you
have
to
have
a
new
one,
when
you
can
inspect
it
free
from
the
jabs
and-pokes
of
the
frenzied
mob.
Be
sure
of
the
quality
of
both
covering
and
frame
before
opening
so
that
the
fastening
won't
catch
and
pull
the
ribs.
After
using
dry
it
open,
in
tne
bathtub
or
back
porch
wheie
the
dripping
water
won't
cause
any
damage.
Tl
ATLlTf
fWKA
A
IT
LLUIIIlJ
KtrlillAr
DISPLAY
COMING
An
interesting
exhibit
of
the
WOr,k
don?
.
at
thlng
remake
centres
which
have
been
con
ducted
in
the
province
to
teach
women
to
make
garments
from
old
material
is
at
present
tour-
ing
Canada
and
will
be
In
Brit-
lsn
Columbia
in
December
and
,
,
Ui
"'B"
awigoi
siuaents,
a"
maPe
irom
oia
materials.
?
"e
exi?1D"
wui
oe
aispiayed
at
W1
scnools
throughout
British
Columbia
and
the
garments
will
be
modelled
by
high
school
students.
The
wardrobes
will
be
I
shown
In
Prince
Rupert
on
Jan
uary
3.
HAD
DEATH
PREMONITION
LONDON,
W
Alone
ln
Lon-ddn
and
with
only
his
old-age
pension
to
live
on,
William
Bryant,
74,
had
walked
into
the
side
of
a
bus
and
was
killed,
leavlne
;a
note
which
indicated
he
had
a
premonition
of
death.
The
note
said
"my
six
girls
emigrated
tn
Canada
20
years
ago."
WORLD'S
BIGGEST
Lake
Superior
Is
the
world's
largest
Inland
body
of
fresh
water.
-
Soalc
Soak;
Simmer
Simmer
And
And
Season
Season
Needed
"
"
"
r
s
i
I
-
n
bean
uean
booking
vookinQ
-
-t
.
!
to
cover.
Drain.
Simmer
in
salt-
They
tempt
me
your
beans
ed
water
untll
tenderi
about
there-spare
a
plate."
And
thel.
hnlir-
nraIn
and
mash.
unknown,
uninvited
guest
sat
down,
"ate
up
the
last
mouth
ful"
and
gave
thanks
that
he
"whom
kings
and
queens
crouch
down
to"
relished
beans!
Browning,
in
"The
Bean
Feast,''
tells
tills
story
of
Pope
Sixtus
the
Fifth.
One
wishes
the
poet
had
given
us
some
de
talis
as
.to
how
the
bans
that
tasted
so
good!-'
had
bfjn
prepared.
But
after
aHsuch
detail-are
for
more
practical
people
than
poets
and
practical
people
have
since
developed
all
sort.;
of
dishes
that
can
make"
a
Bean
Feast"
for
moderns.
The
Canadian-grown
white
navy
bean
Is
relished
with.
its
traditional
accompaniment
salt
pork
and
brown
bread,
but
it
can
be
Just
as
good
ln
othe.
ways.
Cold
baked
beans,
mashed
with
catsup
.and
mi'gedjwUti
chopped
peanuts,1
in
a'
lunch
box.
sandwich
for
Instance.
Soupi.
casserole
dishes
and
salads
al
give
scope
to
the
navy
bean.
The
Tne
ru!
rue
of
the,
tlJjh
three
S's
t-
the
ordey-
bt
ln
beam
cockery
i
soak,
slmnij,
7.1
season,
and
for
seasonhigit's
salty,
?our
or
spicy:Salt'ork
or
btcon
fat
almost
always
during
the
cooking,
tartness
in
the
dress
ing
or
flavoring
for
bean
salaiL.
and
sandwiches,
the
splcines,s
of
mustard
ln
sauce
for
-dried
beans
served
as
a
vgetabte,
a
huit
of
ginger
ln
baked
beans.
1
Give
these
recipe
a
try
out
and
see
it
the
family,
like
the
Pope
in
the
poem,
Joeti't
eat
them
up
"to-
the
last
mouth-
f
ui,
-,
Savoury
Navy
Iieans
"
'
,
With
Bacon
'
v
IVi
cups
dried
navy
beans
V
cup
flnely.,mlncediouldn
IV2
teaspoohs
talt
,
t
.si.
1
1
cup
luceu
ceiery
ft
2
tablespoons
chopp
pepper
1
cup
tomato
pulp
V4
cup
tomato
Juicer
''-
-
V2
cup
water
V
cup
molasses
1
teaspoon
dry
muUaHiO'J!
2
tablespoons
melted
buner
V
teaspoon
pepper
Bacon
"
Pick
over,
wash
and
soak
beans
In
cold
water
for
eight.
hours
or
overnight.
JUjiain
welL,
Cover
with
boiling
water
ijul
add
minced
onion.
Simmer
beans
slowly
until
they
tt
OtiU
der,
about
two
hours.
Add.
Gilt
during
last
JO
minutes
of
cook
)
n.DrjJLOean5weJl
atjdadd,,
celery,
green
pepper,
Tomatoes,
tomato
juice,
water,
molasses,
mustard,
butter,
peppiv
and
:
additional
salt
if
necewary.
;
Flace
ln
a
greased
baking
dish
I
and
cover
with
strips
of
bacon
and
bake
in
a
moderate
'qven,
350
deg.
F,
for
about
2
liour,
Six
servings.
j
Bean
and
Carrot
Salad
j
IV2
cups
cooked
while
navy
;
beans
'
Salt
and
pepper
to
taste
Onion
Juice
or
onion
salt
to
taste
(optional)
IV2
cups,
shredded
caiArt-V2
cup
unpeeltd
rediauple,
(
cut
in
tubes
3
tablespoons
uiosch
or
n
:
tart,
cooked
salad
dress-
ing
Combine
Ingredients
and
chill.
Serve
on
lettuce
leaves.
Six
servings.
Navy
Bean
Koyal
1
cup
white
navy
beans
3
cups
cold
water
V2
teaspoon
salt
3
tablespoons
mild-flavored
fat
3
tablespoons
flour
1
cup
milk
2
tablespoons
chopped
onion
V2
cup
grated
cheese
1
egg
2
cups
soft
bread
crumbs'
.
1
tablespoon
c'hopped
.paKsley
(optional)
"BODY"
WAS
STATUE
CAMBRIDGE,
W)
Reports
that
a
body
was
found
ln
a
water
tank
at
King's
College
caused
a
stir
untll
Inspection
showed
,U
was
a
bronze
satue
of
Hermes,
tne
wing
heeled
Greek
eod,
that
usually
occupied
a
place
at
Whe-
welrs
Court
at
Trinity.
FRENCH
NOT
FAVORED
LONDQW,
Board
cf
Trade
President
Hugh
Dalton
soothed
the
tempers
of
Britain's
stocje-lngless
women
by
denying
reports
that
full-fashioned
silk
stockings
made
ln
Britain
were
being
sent
to
France.
IN
SMALL
AREA
The
population
of
SwitzertSnd
is
about
4,260,000.
?ic
over
wash
i
beans
overnight
ln
cold
water
Melt
fat
In
a
saucepan,
blend
ln
flour,
add
milk
gradually,
stirring
until
thickened.
Add
onion
and
all
but
two
tablespoons
of
cheese
and
stir
until
cheese
is
melted.
Stir
in
beaten
egg
yolk,
bread
crumbs,
parsley
and
beans.
Fold
in
stiffly
beaten
egg
white.
Turn
into
a
greased
cas-rerolefjmd
sprinkle;
the
remaining
.two
tablespoons
of
cheese
on
top.
Set
In
a
pan
of
hot
jvaUr
and
ovenpoach
in
a
moderate
pven,
350
deg.
F,
for
30
minutes.
Six
servings.
fisan
and
Cheese
Casserole
1
cup
white
navy
beans
1
small
carrot
1
small
onion
3
tablespoons
fat
3
tablespoons
flour
2
cups
milk
,
SaJUand
pepper'
to
taste
cup
grated
cheese
Pick
over,
wash
and
soak
beans
overnight
in
cold
water
to
cover.
Drain.
Cover
with
fresh
water
and
cook
'
until
tender,
abput
two
hours.
Cut
carrot
and
omon
in
small-
dice.
Make
a
sahce
of
fat,
flour,
milk,
salt
and
pepper
and
add
grated
cheese.
Arrange
beans
and
vege-
,n
alteate
ye
in
"
Biased
casserole
dish.
Cnv-
wlth
cneese
sauce
and
,0P
wlth
a
little
Brated
cheese
or
a
mix
ture
of
cnPese
and
br",,
crumb-
Bake
in
a
moderate
oven
350
p-
unt11
vegetables
are
tender-
about
45
minutes.
Ift-
over
cooked
vegetables
may
be
used
and
the
oven
time
re
duced
to
15
to
20
minutes.
Six
servings.
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who
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ration
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during
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week
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get
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if
they
will
take
their
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with
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ln
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will
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issued
to
them
after
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week
announced
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front
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to
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Present
supply
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shellac,
beeswax
natural
variiish,
resins
and
tung
oil
Is
sufficient
to
meet
all
essential
military
and
civilian
requirements.
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use
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thee
pioduct.
have
been
dropped.
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and
Gummed
Tape
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napkins
with
embossing
and
scalloped
edges-
may
again
be
manufactured
as
well
as
dif-leient
sizes
cf
gummed
Kraft
paper
tape.
Removing
restrictions
on
the
designs
of
napkins
or
types
of
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permitted
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add
the
cost
of
the
printing
but
still
may
not
charge
more
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25c
for
the
card
Itself.
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White
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White
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light,
repels
heat.
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use
white
in
our
homes
because
It
is
a
background
'for
freshness
and
cleanliness.
We
feel
cooler
In
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mer
when
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