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scarf
of
har-tones
is
fastened
at
he
hat
with
a
steel
t.
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back
of
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taken
heart
rc-.uro
of
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around
the
crown
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dash
of
glamor.
carry
its
wearer
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sum-4
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SHORTAGES
PERSISTING
Needs
Exceed
Production
In
Coal,
Iron
and
steel
In
United
Kingdom
LEEDS,
England
W
Industrial
correspondents
of
the
Yorkshire
Post
made
year-end
surveys
of
a
numiber
of
major
British
Industries
and
their
reports
forecast
1047
will
be
a
year
of
continued
shortages
but
with
improvements
in
some
lines.
These
are
extracts
from
a
Yorkshire
Post
symposium:
Goal
"The
combined
needs
of
Industry
and
domestic
consumers
will
continue
to
exceed
the
"in
Irequent
trips
to
the
kitchen
when
there
is
other
work
to
do.
FWfrJr
rnnllmr
,s
clean
cook
tnonn
tnnt
of
---0
....
MarA-pnn.l
.
i.
work
for
the
housewife.
"rrants-
tive
In.
'",
lajthtul
sfrvri
il
...
I
-
iiuuii
ot
lime
uul
production
of
coal.
.
.
.
Recruitment
prospects
for
the
mines
in
the
New
Year
are
considered
good."
Iron
and
Steel
"Steel
has
become
one
of
the
acute
shortages
of
1046
and
there
U
every
possibility
that
the
first
hilf
of
1047
will
'be
marked
by
continued
scarcity.
.
.
.
Political
uncertainly
undoubtedly
caused
delay
In
beginning:
certain
of
the
ma
jor
development
schemes."
Engineering
"An
abundance
of
ordsrs
and
a
serious
shortage
of
materials,
chiefly
steel
and
cast
iron,
is
the
position
which
faces
the
engineering
industry
The
volume
of
orders,
already
a
record
for
seme
firms.
Is
expect
ed
to
imrease
still
further
if
the
housing
program
is
expanded
during
the
coming
year.
.
.
.
The
New
Year
ooens
with
a
certain
shortMe
of
skilled
craftsmen."
Mctor
Oars
"No
major
Brit
ish
industry
has
made
a
more
raild
swing
from
war
to
neace.
Tlte
graph
of
outout
shows
an
astonlfhlng
upward
curve.
Wool
Tjxtiles
"Labor,
and
especially
female
lfrbor,
represents
one
of
the
biggest
needs
cf
the
industry.
.
.
.
There
is
a
wealth
of
raw
material
available.
There
is
an
available
pro
ductive
canadty
whteh
can
do
much
toward
ending
the
short
ages.
Overseas
there
Is
an
al
most
unlimited
export
oppor
tunity."
Agriculture
"The
story
of
British
agriculture
in
1916
is
one
of
difficulties
and
frustrat
ed
hopes
...
(the
farmer)
re
mains
mobilized
on
a
war
foot
ing,
compelled
to
cultivate
a
vast
arable
acreage
but
unable
to
see
where
the
labor
Is
to
come
from
In
e.ithr'
In
lh
rrfuvi
Tn
mW-malters
'worse.
a
liorrlblf
rtS
wet
autumn
has
seriously
delayed
cultivation
and
the
sowing
cf
winter
what."
the
point
where
the
high
roll
of
the
brim
narrows
down.
Miss
Daclie
uses
another
magnificent
roMlng
brim
in
a
big
silhouette
beret
of
black
hair
straw.
The
wide
off-the-face
brim
is
caught
with
tiny
black
velvet
tlbbon
bows
at
one
side
to
form
an
unusual
line.
One
of
Lilly
Dache's
"signature
silhouettes"
is
dramatically
breath-taking
but
not
for
everyone.
A
Watteau
sailor
of
rough
straw.
It
almost
takes
wing
on
Us
skyrockettlng
multiple
bow
of
taffeta
ribbon
over
the
side
wus
nai
just
at
oi
me
crow.
r
mrmr
.
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an
electnr
mno
Tur.
Briefs
From
Britain
KILMARNOCK,
Scotland,
O)
Valuable
models
cf
alrcrart
and
ships
were
destroyed
by
n.re
at
Air
Training
Corps
headquarters
where
an
exhibition
was
in
progress.
ALVASTON,
Derbyshire,
Eng.,
An
orchestra
composed
of
German
prisoners-of-war
gave
a
concert
In
a
rald-damazed
Methodist
church
In
aid
of
reconstruction
funds.
LONDON,
CF)
The
Arts
Coun-cil
of
Great
Britain
has
appointed
a
committee,
under
Lord
Harlech,
to
advise
and
asjist
In
the
promotion
of
Its
Objects
in
Wales.
MILTOTID
HAVEN,
Wales,
W
Dale
Fort,
built
about
1860,
and
used
by
the
navy
during
the
war,
will
be
converted
at
a
cost
of
$40,000
Into
headquarters
of
the
West
Wales
Field
Society.
FLAMBOROUGH,
Wales,
Pj
The
fishing
boat
Pioneer
had
to
be
towed
to
port
three
times
within
two
months
because
of
engine
failure.
WORKING
WIVES
ARE
BELITTLED
.Married
women
Hesent
Discipline,
Complain
to
Hubbies,
I
Claim
SOUTHEND,
England
P
Councillor
J.
Bride
objects
to
married
women
holding
jobs
under
the
Southend
Corporation,
he'
told
a
council
meeting,
because:
1.
They
resent
discipline
and
are
difficult
to
manage
because
they
do
not
dtpend
for
a
livelihood
on
their
employment.
2.
When
reprimanded,
they
retort:
"My
husband
will
have
something
to
say
about
this."
3.
They
don't
concentrate
on
LONDON,
Q)
Thieves
who
broke
Into
a
London
warehouse
stole
90
army
greatcoats
all
stamped
with
prlaoner-of-war
insignia.
GREAT
MALVERN,
Eng.,
)
Boys
should
share
the
washing
up
and
baby
minding
with
their
sisters,
said
a
speaker
at
a
teachers'
convention.
HULL,
Eng.,
Oj-TTiree
per
sons
were
killed
p.nd
50
injured
when
a
fire
engine
and
a
double-decker
bus
were
in
LONDCW,
CT)
Every
post
of
fice
coast
station
In
Britain
maintains
a
constant
watch,
day
and
night,
for
distress
and
emergency
calls
from
ships
at
sea.
ENGLISH
NURSES
STUDY
IN
CANADA
TORONTO
0)-Canadian
Red
Cross
outpost
hospitals
offer
a
rich
experience
to
nurses
In
the
opinion
of
two
English
girls
now
enrolled
at
the
University
of
Toronto.
They
are
Miss
Elsie
Stephenson
and
Miss
Eileen
Reese,
who
came
to
Canada
together
on
Florence
Nightingale
International
Foundation
scholarships.
Miss
Stephenson
received
recognition
at
Christ
mas
when
she
attended
alone
at
the
birth
of
a
baby
at
Lion's
Head
Red
CrosJ
outpost
hospital,
while
Tobermory
and
the
adjacent
part
of
Ontario'
Bruce
peninsula
wa3
snow-bound.
Previously
she
had
done
relief
work
with
the
British
Red
Cross
In
Egypt,
Italy
and
Yugoslavia,
and
handled
Canadian
Red
Cross
prisonei-cf-war
food
parcels
and
medical
supplies
In
Germany.
Miss
R(
ese
worked
in
hospitals
their
work,
always
giving
first
j
m
Egypt,
Palestine
and
Malta,
consideration
to
thejr
home
and
During
the
recent
Christmas
hol-
ehfldren.
jdays
she
was
stationed
at
the
4.
They
require
maternity
(Brartoridye
outpost
hospital,
leave
of
about
three
months.
i
The
girts
are
echeduled
to
re-
But
the
councillor's
motion
to
turn
to
England
in
the
spring,
reject
a
proposal
that
married
hut
first
Intend
to
devote
the
women
be
employed
by
the
cor-
j
money
earned
while
on
hospital
poratlon
was
defeated
by
a
wide
majority.
f
J
I
I
Neqlected
Smiles
Made
MM
V
LIVE
ELECTRICALLY
AND
ENJOY
THE
17)
IN
JUST
DAYS
J
Bring
back
the
old
sparkle
to
I
nejlected
smile
in
just
three
days)
You
tin
with
Dr.
lyon'i
Tooth
Powder.
Dr.
lyon'i
tastes
to
food
that
even
children
like
to
use
it
Leaves
mouth
testing
clean
.
.
.
refreshed.
And
no
other
dentifrice
will
(ft
your
smile
brighter
or
more
be&itiful.
Dr.
Lyon's
is
economical
.
.
.
matched
for
price,
it
outlasts
toothpaste
z
to
i
'n
-"
duty
in
Ontario
to
Canadian
Rockies.
Tlic
windowsill
is
no
place
for
your
dairy
products,
meats
and
vegetables.
It's
either
too
cold
or
too
warm
the
milk
freezes
or
turns
sour.
With
an
electric
refrigerator
there
is
practically
no
waste
as
foods
arc
kept
at
a
uniform
temperature
all
year
round,
visit
the
'or
r
Mmt
eltttdoa
wlpej
for
(Wecrts
requiring
"electric
tWrigeraiion"
maybefounj
id
moJern
nugazinei
ant
cook
books.
CHINESE
TEACHER
IS
CALLED
'TOPS'
Vivacious
and
Popular,
Win
Lee
Is
Manitoba's
Only
Oriental
Schoolmann
KILLARNEY.
Man.
W
Elln
Lee
is
Manitoba's
only
Chinese
school
teacher
and
as
far
as
Klllarney
Is
concerned,
she's
"tops."
"She's
one
of.
the
best
sports
we
have.
"She's
an
excellent
bowler,
a
swell
guy
and
a
good
mixer."
And
Miss
Lee,
slight,
dark
and
vivacious,
says
she
likes
Killar-ney
and
the
people.
Born
in
Bakiur,
Man.,
she
has
been
teaching
school
for
four
years.
She
taught
a
year
at
Wil-ten,
Man.,
a
year
at
Rowland
and
this
Is
her
second
year
at
-Bal-dnr.
Miss
Lee,
whose
parents
came
to
Canada
from
China,
received
her
early
education
at
Baldur
and
her
-normal
school
training
in
Winnipeg.
Three
of
her
brothers
served
with
the
Canadian
armrli
forces
during
the
war.
now
one
Is
studying
engineering
at
the
University
of
Manitoba.
There
are
two
brothers
and
a
sister
at
home.
Another
sister.
Lillian,
is
nursing
at
the
Ninette,
Man.,
sanltorhrm
and
Anna
Is
studying
commerce
at
the
university.
Miss
Lee
wears
a
diamond
but
she
won't
say
a
thing
about
It.
As
for
teaching:
"I
like
It
very
much
that's
-why
I
teach."
Squint
Clinic
Aids
Tots'
Personality
REGINA
0)
Watching
the
change
in
a
child's
personality
after
she
has
helped
remove
the
squint
from
Its
eyes
Is
the
most
gratifying
part
of
the
work
ot
Frances
Farmer
young
Milestone,
Sask,
orthapetlc
technician.
Pretty,
tltian
-
haired
Miss
Farmer,
on
furlough
from
her
post
at
the
Massachusetts
Eye
and
Ear
Infirmary
at
Boston,
said
in
an
interview
here
that
most
of
the
patients
at
the
"remove
the
squint"
clinic
were
between
the
ages
or
one
and
15.
Most
cross-eyed
children
had
defective,
vision
in
one
eye
and
a
large
percentage
were
far-sighted.
Most
cases
require
surgery
as
well
as
orthoptic
correction
of
ocular
vision
treatment,
she
said.
.
BELFAST.
W
Twenty-thousand
engineers
in
Northern.
Ireland
have
gone
on
a
five-day,
44-hour
week.
For
That
Party
...
PARAMOUNT
CAFE
at
Port
Edward,
H.C.
CHOP
SUE
Y
CHOW
MEIN
7:00
am.
to
11:00"
p.m.
We
are
here
to
serve
you
and
guarantee
you
will
be
pleased.
FRET
DELIVERY
OF
ALL
ORDERS
BLAIN
BROTHERS
PHONE
54;
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OF
FINE
FOODS"
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Uvx
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ot
Thanks,
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Notices.
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
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Announcements:
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FOR
REM
FOR
SALE
FOR
RENT
Furnished
house;
FOR
SALE
26-foot
cedar
poles.
2181
7th
East.
Phone
Blue
815.
Ideal
for
foundation
posts.
(tf)
Also
quantity
of
plumbing.
947
.
2nd
Ave.
West.
(35)
.ROOMS
FOR
rthJNT
1021
2nd
J
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West.
133)
FOR
SALE
Beautiful
cocker
PuPPies
4
months,
registered.
tor
nnrr
Heated
office
snace
FOR
RENT-Ileated
oitice
space.
cnarnpioil
&tock.
$50
and
$75.
Tinker
&
Co.
Ltd.
Apply
G.
P.
Wrlt
or
w,re
R
MacUonaldi
Pn011e
57-
Massett,
Q.C.I.
(32
FOR
RENT
Furnished
cabin.
SURPLUS
U.
SNaval
Landins
Nice,
clean
and
warm.
1142
CraJt
and
hlsn
speed
dlesel
Park
Ave.
Phone
Green
224.
cnglnes
at
a
fractlon
of
their
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cot.
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miss
this
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and
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possible
prices.
New
drink-
r
ing
glasses
10c,
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hot
HELP
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,ateB
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nors,
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Bmy
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Prince
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eral
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Full
particulars
from
60
mitn8IXi
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cotton
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can
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Used
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the
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00
from
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pails
45C(
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sets
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maids
at
Steel
couches
$7,
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Genera!
Hos-
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$49.50,
wool
blank-
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Matron.
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ets,
Sheets
95c,
Single
beds
.
and
springs
like
new
$12.
All
WANTED-
Housekeeper'
lor
kllids
of
useful
articles.
Come
small
family.
Sleep
in;
light
and
look
tnem
over.
B.
C.
work;
good
wages.
Phone
Red
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
(tf)
819.
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:
:
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SALE
Johnny's
Snack
Bar.
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live
Pnono
Biue
318
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6
p.m.
In;
Kocd
salary.
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722
Fifth
(30)
Avenue
West.
(tf)
MTrinMri?v
F0R
SALE
-New
modern
house,
full
basement,
harbor
view.
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
142G
Atlln
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(30)
economically,
use
the
modern
POR
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never
and
up-to-date
type
National
,used
Sacrlrice.
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Green
Portable
Sawmills,
manufac-
703
(32)
tured
by
National
Machinery
1
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Vancouver,
FOR
SALE
-Hoover
vacuum;
J
B.C.
(tf)
large
dresser;
heater;
2
rugs,
imuln
9
by
6;
la,"ps;
kitchen
and
ROOM
iinmt
AMI
Ami
HOARD
othef
tab)es;
mlscellaneous
ROOM
AND
BOARD
Table
articles.
Suite
4,
Rand
Block,
meals.
Home
away
from
home.
8
to
10
p.m.
'
(30
Men
preferable.
622
Fraser
strect
(32)
FOR
SALE
Small
house,
newly
,
decorated
throughout.
Full
LOST
AND
FOUND
plumbing;
oil
heating,
etc.
Phone
Red
284.
(34
FOUND-Bunch
of
keys.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
pQR
SAle$35.O0
Record
Player
the
Dairy
News
and
paying
for
and
Am,nfier
in
cabinet.
No
this
advertisement.
(tf)
Oolman
radlo
neeied;
gas
FOUND
Automobile
radiator
heater
$10.0;
electric
tank
cap.
Owner
may
obtain
same
heater
unit
with
switch
$5.00.
at
Dally
News
on
payment
of
Apply
1031
7th
East.
Phone
Red
this
ad.
(tf)
C24J
(30)
FOUND
Keys
on
ring.
'Owner
,
.
.
may
have
same
by
calling
at
,0YD,0N'
,,m
E?S
,dT
lst
was
ound
"not
guilty'
af-
the
Daily
News
and
paying
for
tera
ent
to
court
to,0
hJni
thls
advertisement.
(tf)
and
said
he
snatched
a
new
up-
LOST
OR
STRAYED
Pup,
four
per
denture
from
his
mouth
months
old,
black
and
white
during
an
argument
over
the
Phone
Stuart
Black
141
(31)
i
bill.
Prfnrc
Rupert
DaUg
Oclus
Wednesday
February
5,
1947
Magic's
Orange-Raisin
Biscuits
2
cubi
tilt
A
Hour
4
MwM
Mgk
hakint
Powder
ii
Ispn.
ull
2
ibspns.
uar
4
llspnu
sierltnmi
1
Jfapn.
rit
rind
1
lt
)j
cup
milk
Sift
dry
ingredient!
together.
Cut
In
shortening
until
well
mixed.
Add
raisins
and
orange
rind.
Beat
egg
slightly
in
measuring
cup
and
add
milk
to
make
cup.
Add
to
first
mixture.
Roll
out
about
-inch
thicVr
cut
with
floured
biscuit
cutter.
Place
on
greased
pan.
Bake
in
hot
oren
(475F.)
about
12
minutes.
Makes
16.
.
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CREDIT
Restrictions
:
Removed
We
are
pleased
to
renew
our
credit
terms
in
accordance
with
our
pre-war
policy.
4
Down
Payment
Terms
Household
Refrijeiators
10
24
months
Radios
selling
to;$l25.00'J.-
15'"
12
months
Radios
selling
$126.00
,to
$150.00...,
...
15'
ISmonths
Radios
selling
$151.00
and
over
15
18
monthfr
Electric
Washers
and
Ironers:
...
idi
"18
months
Ranges
(Electric,
coal,
and
oil
10'
18month5
Furniture
-
20"
12
months
Vacuum
Cleaners
10
lOmonthk
Power
Tools
25.
12
months
Sundiies
up
to
$50.00
10
6
months
Sundries
over
$50.00
15;
10
months
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
LTD.
Be
Sure
of
the
Best
m
Bulkley
Market
WE
DELIVER
DA
HA',
3rd
Avenue
Phone
178
REX
CAFE
Y
!
SECOND
AVENUE.
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
'
.
Chop
Suey
Chow
Mein
Chinese
Dishes
ear
specialty.
Open
S
ajn.
to
2
a.m.
PHONE
17S
LING
THE
TAILOR
We
are
taking
cleaning
and
pressing
and
steam
presslnc
while
you
watt.
PHONE
649
220
Sixth
Street
SINGER
Repairs
and
adjustments
to
all
makes
of
sewing
machines.
Free
estimates
given.
Sewing
Machines
for
sale
and
rent.
Enroll
now
for
Singer
jewing
r
Classes.
PHONE
SO
I
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Qo.,
639
Third
Avenue
West?
Prince
Rupert
Bottle
Collector
ALSO
MESSENGER
SERVICE
We
buy
.
.
.
Perfex
Beer
Bottle
Bottles
Phone
Hed
410
ALL
SIZES
'''
Whiskey,
Gin
and
$
Wine
Bottles
'f
PROMPT
AND
COURTEOUS
SERVICE
Geo.
J.
Dawes
The
Auctioneer
Sales
Every
Saturday
WE
SELL
EVERYTHING
i
Goods
Sold
On
Commission
Household
Sales
Conducted
at
Your
Convenience
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
WRAPPED,
PACKED
AND
CRATED
Estimates
Given
Free
PRINCE
RUPERT
AUCTION
MART
(Opposite
Civic
Centre
Bldg.)
phones:
Bus
Ulue
14n
Res.
Red
127
Ask
for
George
FURNITURE
REPAIRING
v
Upholstering
-'
Slip
Covers
Drapes
Car
and
Truck
Cushions
Repaired
'and
Recovered
Out-of-town
orders
given
special1;
care.
LOVIN'S
CABINET
SHOP
Phone
Green
974
117
Second
Avenue
West
Opposite
Civic
Centre