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From
Rupert's
Tent
Days
we
have
striven
to
establish
a
record
for
Reliability,
Accuracy
and
Fair
Deal-in
filling
Physicians'
prescriptions.
We
believe
that
we
have
deserved
the
confidence
that
has
been
established
with
the
Doctor
and
his
patients.
This
has
been
brought
about
not
in
a
few
weeks
or
months
but
extends
over
a
period
of
twenty
years.
Ormes
lid.
2?us
Pioneer
Druqgiats
REXALL
STORE
CO-lll
J.
M.
S.
LOUBSER
D.C.,
BA.
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Block
Phone
640
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Limited
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
CHAIRS
FOR
YOUR
DAILY
USE
AND
TO
ADD
TO
YOTTR
COMFORT
Deck
Chairs
and
Reclining
Chairs
In
contrasting
colors
Awning
Material
Pull-up
Chairs
Coxswell
Reclining
Chairs
Parlour
Chairs
Bodolr
Chairs
chesterfield
Chairs
Rocker
Chairs
Baby
High
Chairs
Kitchen
Chairs.
These
chairs
are
now
in
stock,
covered
In
different
materials
and
all
vary
In
colors.
Phone
775
27
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
J.
H.
MAIR
Auctioneer
PHONE
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Quality
Repairs
at
Economy
Prices
PRINCE
RUPERT
SHOE
REPAIR
3rd
St.
(Near
the
Post
Office)
Phones
81
and
82
KEEPING
HOUSE
IN
WARTIME
Questions
and
Answers
For
Seeking
At
this
time
of
year
hundreds
of
questions
are
asked
by
women
seeking
help
with
their,
.canning
problems.
Here
are
some
of
the"
most
frequently
asked
questions
and
their
answers.
"I
always
thought
sealers
had
to
be
sterilized
or
the
fruit
.wouldn't
keep.
Now
I'm
told
that
this
Isn't
necessary
and
I'd
like
to
know
the
answer."
It
is
not
necessary
to
sterilize
sealers
separately
because
the
processing
of
the
food
In
the
sealers
sterilizes
tooth
food
and
sealers.
However,
it
Is
essential
that
sealers
be
thoroughly
washed
In
hot
soapy
water
and
well
rinsed
In
clear
hot
water.
Seal-eis,
with
glass
lids
In
place,
should
then
be
placed
In
the
filled
with
h6t
water,
placed
oh
the
rack
in
the
boiling
water
bath,
surrounded
with
hot
water
and
brought
to
boiling
point.
Sealers
should
be
left
in
water
or
oven
until
ready
to
fill.
"The
peaches
I
canned
last
year
floated
In
the
sealers.
Why?"
Fruit
will
float
up
to
the
top
of
the
sealer
Is
too
heavy
a
syrup
Is
used.
Syrup
hi
the
proportion
of
one
cup
sugar
to
two
or
one
and
one-half
cups
water
is
recommended
for
peaches.
If
you
used
either
of
these
syrups,
then
it
was
over-processing
that
caused
your
peaches
to
float.
A
bride
writes:
"I
don't
ever
remember
seeing
my
mother
cook
her
canned
fruit
in
the
sealers.
She
cooked
It
first
In
the
nreservlnj
kettle.
My
neighbor
tells
me
this
IS
wrong.
Please
t'.'ll
me
what
I
should
do.
Beautiful
FURS
p.
A
Advance
tall
Styles
Why
not
buy
your
fall
fur
coat
now
while
you
can
take
the
pick
of
the
new
season
croD?
We've
many,
many
wonderful
fur
styles
to
choose
from.
Small
deposit
will
hold
any
garment.
ANNETTE'S
LADIES'
WEAR
KWONG
SANQ
KING
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
612
7th
AVE.
WEST
(Next
to
King
Tat)
Canning
Advice!
used
j
called
the
"Open
Kettle
Method"
and
It
was
commonly
used
until
a
few
years
ago.
With
this
method
there
Is
much
greater
risk
of
spoilage.
The
method
of
packing
sealers
and
sterilizing
both
sealers
and
food
together
Is
easier
and
much
safer.
It
gives'
a
better
product,
too,
as
the'
food
is
less
likely
to
break
up,
and
has
better
flavor
and
vitamin
content.
TimeIy
Tips
Relak,
Lady!
Don't
get
down,
on
your
knee's
and
scrub
your
linoleum
floors.
oven
and
the
overt
heated
to
225
Substitute
protective
care
for
degree
F..
or
thev
should
foe
half-;
expensive
energy,
say
ine
ex,
perts.
Wax
your
Inlaid
linoleum
ahd
let
dally
care
after
that
consist
of
using
a
brush
or
dust,
mop.
At
Infrequent
Intervals
It
may
be
wiped
with
a
damp
cloth'
wrung
out
of
warm
water.
Printed
linoleum
can
De
protected
by
a
special
linoleum
varnish
applied
two
to
four
times
a
year
depending
on
the
amount
of
wear.
A
Rise
in
Life
Are
you
Interested
in
a
dish
towel
which
dries
dishes
with
a
swish,
absorbs
much
water
and
leaves
no
lint?
A
dish
towel
that
Is
easy
to
wash,
quick
to
dry
and
requires
no
Ironing?
Further-
m6re,
one
that
you
can
buy
to
day?
.
.
.
Then
try
cheesecloth,
ottce
only
a
lowly
duster.
These
dish
towels
won't
have
as
long
a
life
but
they'll
have
a
busy
one.
,and
their
Initial
cost
Is
'way
below,
that
of
linen
ot
crash.
Where
Is
That
Man?
What
man?
Whv.
the
chan
Your
neighbor
has
the
right
j
who
cleans
the
furnace.
.
.
.
He's
idea.
The
method
your
mother,
going
tb'be
very
busy
come
this
fall
so
better
track
him
down
now
and'.get
your
furnace
cleah-ed
and
re-conditioned
in
early'
summer.
1
white.
Pack
unpitted,
with
stems
I
attached,
in
clean
Jars.
Cover
with
the
following
cold
vinegar
mixture:
Boll
together
for
five
minutes
one.
cup
cider
vinegar,
one
cup
water
,one
teaspoon
salt,
three
tablespoons
brown
sugar,
and
two
tablespoons
whole
cloves
with
Vs
stick
of
cinnamon
tied
together
in
a
cheesecloth
bag.
Cool
the
syrup,-
remove
the
SDice
bag"
and
pour
over
the
cherries
and
seal.
This
amount
of
syrup
Is
sufficient
for
four
pints
of
cherries.
If
whole
spices
cannot
be
obtained,
use
V2
teaspoon
each
of
ground
cinnamon
and
cloves.
SOtJRCES
OF
IRON:
Foods
which
are
poor
sources
of
iron
are
apt
to
be
colorless,
too.
Good
sources
of
Iron
are
molasses1,
i
Tempting
Punch
A
punch
Is
excellent
for
serving
a
number
of
people,
and
Is
easily
made
from
any
number
of
fruit
combinations.
For
added
flavor
and
sparkle,
make
your
punch
with
sparkling
water.
Since
it
contains
no
sugar,
sparkling
water
is
not
on
the
scarce
Item
list.
Here
Is
a
simple
punch
made
with
sparkling
water
and
using
tea
as
a
base.
Yield:
35
punch
cup
servings.
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
When
a
bride
Is
writing
notes
of
thanks
for
gifts
to
friends
who
do
not
know
her
husband,
should
the
notes
be
sighed
with
both
names?
A.
The
signature
may
be
her
name
ohly,
but
the
note
should
say,
"Howard
and
I
deeply
appreciate,
etc."
Q.
In
what
way
should
a
wom
an
present
a
letter
of
A.
She
should
always
mall
a
letter
of
Introduction,
whether
it
is
addressed
to
a
man
or
to
a
woman.
The
Experts
Say
-
-
PICKLED
CHERRIES
Here
are
suggestions
for
the
Canadian
housewife
on
the
home-front,
from
those
In
the
know:
Pickled
cherries
are
delicious
and
different
for
use
on
fruit
salad
or
on
the
relish
tray.
They
are
easv
to
DreDare
and
take
less
j
than
a
tablespoon
of
sugar
per
1
pint.
But
a
word
of
warning:
I
dont
be
In
too
much
of
a
hurry
to
taste
them
they
should
mellow
for
two
or
three
months.
To
prepare
them,
start
by
nicking
over
and
washing
firm.
Iripe
sweet
cherries,
black
or
tlons
to
every
rule,
potatoes
and
cauliflower,
while
lacking
in
col
or,
are
good
sources
of
Iron.
kasfherries:
Fresh
raspberries
are
.good
sugar
savers
and
at
the
same
time
they
make
a
fine
sauce
for
sponge
cake,
blanc
mange
and
milk
Jellies,
not
to
mention
raspberry
shortcake.
For
the
use
this
way,
home
economists
suggest
crushing
part
of
the
berries
and
adding
just
a
suspicion
of
sugar
for
J
juice
ana
sweetness,
men
aaaing
the
rest
of
the
berries
whole.
Canned
raspberries
carry
a
taste
of
summer
Into
winter
meals
and
they
require
only
a
thin
syrup.
Other
good
substitutes
for
sugar
are
honey,
table
syrups
of
all
kinds
and
molasses.
Two
by
the
1,400
carlots
of
new
po
tatoes
the
United
States
is
sending
to
liberated
countries.
Sparkling
Tea
Punch
1
cup
strong
hot
tea
1
cup
corn
syrup
IV2
cups
lime
Juice
3
cups
orange
Juice
2
qts.
sparkling
water
Combine
tea
and
corn
syrup
and
stir
until
com
syrup
dissolves.
Chill.
Add
fruit
Juices
and
pour
over
Ice
In
punch
bawl.
Just
before
serving
add
sparkling
water
and
float
orange
and
lime
slices
on
top.
Of
General
Interest
Sugar
to
the
Rescue
Because
Canadians
must
get
along
on
200
million
pounds
less
sugar
for
the
rest
of
this
year,
each
person's
ration
has
been
cut
five
pounds.
Through
this
reduction
Canadians
will
help
to
raise
me
diet
01
peoples
in
ine
liberated
countries
above
the
starvation
level.
Watch
That
Ceiling
Shopping
for
a
new
refrigera
tor,
housewives
will
find
1945
models
at
'41
prices.
While
sev
eral
thousand
ice
boxes
will
be
manufactured
before
the
end
of
the
year,
they
aren't
likely
to
meet
the
demand.
When
pur
chasing
their
refrigerators,
con
sumers
should
be
careful
not
to
pay
more
than
the
'41
price.
New
Radios
Soon
With
permission
to
manufacture
radios
for
the
first
time
since
1941,
Canadian
manufac
turers
ate
now
looking
forward
to
securing
certain
vital
parts
from
the
United
States.
When
these
have
been
.obtained,
new
radios
will
start
to
appear
in
Canadian
radio
shops
at
1941
prices.
Help
Husband's
Country
Unfamiliar
with
prices
in
Canada,
British
war
brides
are
eager
to
learn
about
price
ceilings
and
rationing.
Already
they
realize
that
wise
spending
will
help
heir
husbands'
country
defeat
inflation.
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
make
a
remedy
for
ringworms?
A.
A
remedy
is
1
part
of
iodine
In
2
parts
of
water,
or
alcohol.
preserves
coupons
which
become
Touch
the
surrounding
flesh
valid
each
month
will
help
out
with
this
solution.
It
will
pre-the
sugar
ration
if
used
to
buy
vent
spreading,
and
in
about
two
these
other
sweeteners.
I
Weeks
the
ringworm
should
dls-
I
appear.
POfATO
SHORTAGE:
The
I
Q.'
Can
you
give
me
a
table
of
temporary
shortage
of
potatoes
.
comparative
measures?
in
Canada
has
been
caused
by
A.
1
cup
equals
Vz
Pint;
2
tea-the
large
quantities
being
used
'
spoons
equal
1
dessertspoon;
4
to.
provision
ships
bringing
the
i
teaspoons
equal
1
tablespoon;
2
troops
home
from
overseas
and
dessertspObns
equal
1
table-
spoon.
Q.
How
can
I
stains
on
linen?
MOST
remove
fruit
A.
Try
moistening
the
spots
portion
of
these
American
po-
i
wlth
spirits
of
camphor
before
whole
era'ln
flour,
beef,
nrunes
tatoes
would
be
shinned
to
Can-
,
wunuering.
ahd
egg
yolks,
while
poor
sources
j
ada.
However,
the
shortage
IS
include
cane
sugar,
white
flour',
I
expected
to
end
soon
when
ship-chicken
or
fish,
pears
and
egg
'
ments
of
new
United
States
no-whites.
I
tatoes
start
flowine
into
the
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B.C.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
July
18,
1945
ALL-AMERICAN
LASS
CHOSEN
Hollywood,
Actress
Will
Play
Part
of
a
Wac
in
New
English
Picture
By
VIVIAN
BROWN
(Associated
Press
Writer)
HOLLYWOOD,
July
18
CAP)
Two
Englishmen,
Michael
Powell
and
Errieric'
PTeSSburger,
after
a
6,500-mile
talent
search
for
"a
typical
American
Qiri,"
selected
Hollywood's
Kim
Hunter.
Kim,
who
will
play
the
part
of
a
WA.C.
In
the
Erigllsh
picture,
"A
Matter
of
Life
and
Death,"
looks
perhaps
as
typl-cally
English.
Her
ancestry
is
English
and
as
she
points,
out
'
she
has
only
been
chosen
"a
typical"
and
not
"the
typical
American
girl."
Like
the
Nordic
blondes
.
.
.
dark,
fair
skinned,
Irish
.
.
.
olive-sklnhed
Latin
arid
medium
type
Slavic,
air
of
whom
repre
sents
a
typical
American
girl
in
Americas
melting
pot
of
nationalities,
this
5
feet,
r3-lnch,
113-p6urtd,
grey-eyed,
brown-haired
girl
of
22,
leads
the
life
of
an
average
American
girl.
Besides
working
a
full
day
at
her
studio,
the
energetic
Kim
careS
for
her
six
-month'-,
old
baby
whom
her
hustfand,,
Capt.
William
Baldwin
of
the
-Marine
Corp.
ha.3
never
seen.
Because
everything
has
happened
so
quickly,
Kim
hasn't
yet
received
an
answer
from
her
husband
to
the
letters
she
wrote
informing
him
that
she
was
selected
for
the
American
girl
part
in
the
English
picture
but
she
says:
"Bill
and
I
had
an
agreement
before
he
left
home
that
I
could
continue
to
work
as
long
as
I
felt
like
it.
I
know
he
won't
Interfere
with
my
career.
But,,
I
wish
there
was
a
possibility
of
his
turning
up
In
En
jlaftd.
Of
course
that's
pretty
Impossible
as
he
has
been
In
the
South
Pa
clflc
for
a
year."
An
outdoor
girl
who
enjoys
swimming,
riding
and
blcyclln
as
well
as
displaying
her
cullnr
ary
talents,
Kim,
who
was
born
Janet
Cole,
studied
dramatics
while
still
attending
high
school
in
Miami
Beach,
Florida.
Later
she
played
in
Baltimore
stock
where
she
was
advised
by
the
director
to
try
for
Hollywood.
She
and
her
mother
started
off
for
Pasadena
and
soon
she
had
a
part
In
the
stock
production
of
"Arsenic
and
Old
Lace."
As
the
result,
she
was
approached
by
a
talent
scOut
who
arranged
a
screen
test
for
her
and
she
got
her
first
movie
contract.
Before
she
goes
to
England
Kim
plans
to
spend
a
day
as
a
W.A.C.
in
New
York
to
get
the
feel
of
being
In
the
army.
to
1
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Ewoy
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Crrrv
PAOE
FIVE
Fair
Doodle-Bug
.-Was
Fired
Maid
"
LONDON,
July
18
This
Is
why
a
woman,
when
household
help
is
next
to
impossible
to
get,
fired
her
maid:
t.
"She
broke
something
every
day,"
the
woman
explained.
"Yesterday,
it
was
two
pieces
out
of
my
wedding
present
service.
Today
she
broke
a
lovely
fruit
bowl
on
the
sideboard
but
It
wasn't
the
breakage
that
made
me
dismiss
her.
"It
was
the
way
she
had
of
announcing
breakages
she
would
come
in,
a
beaming
smile
on
her
face
and
the
plecej
In
her
hand,
and
say,
"Look,
m'am,
I've
been
doodle-bagging
again.'
"
SHOWER
IS
HELD
SUNDAY
EVENING
Mrs.
J.
Ward
was
hostess
at
a
party
given
for
her
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Terry
Fortune',
at
her
home
Sunday
evening.
The
table
was
tastefully'
arranged
with
lace
cloth
and
nlnk
tapers
centred
with
wed
ding
cake
embedded
in
white
tulle.
Delicious
refreshments
ere
served.
The
groom's
mother,
Mrs.
Theo
Fortune,
presided
at
the
coffee
urn.
Many
lovely
gifts
ere
presented
to
the
couple.
A.
T.
S,
ADOPTS
TWINS
LONDi
ff
Tlng3
looked
oretty
grim
for
seven-mpnths-
nld
twins,
Eveline
and
Vera
when
thler
mother
died
leaving
them
orphans
but
now
they
have
been
adopted
by
a
London,
com
-any
of
the
A.
T.
S.
The
glrk
in
the
company
donate
about
live
cents
a
week
which
ipays
for
the
twins'
keep
and
the
balance
1J
Invested
for
them
In
war
savings.
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RICH
Milk
has
five
or
six
times
as
much
calcium
as
if
found
in
other
foods.
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Recipe
Chocolate
Milk
Take
2
cufl
of
high-quality
cocoa
and
3A
cup
of
sugar.
Mix
Jwell
together
dry.
Slowly
add
4
Muy
Ul
wiling
.JHiung
meanwhile.
Boll
for
one'
minute.
Pour
into
clean
dry
glass
Jar,
cover,
and
allow
to
cool.
For
a
delicious
chocolate
milk'
drink
Just
add
a
dessertspoon
of
the
syrup
to
a
glass
of
milk-stir
and
serve.
This
recipe
will
provide
24
glasses
of
chocolate
milk.
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vruo
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also
Ideal
as
a'
sauce
with
ice
cream,
puddings,
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