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Upside
Down
Pie
?j
cups
flour
H
cup
mtlk.
or
half
milk
1
tp.
wilt
and
hall
water
1
tp.
celery
aalt
H
cup
sliced
onion
,
up.
while
pepper
1
can
condenwd
tomato
t
iba.
shortening
aoup
H
lb.
ground
raw
baef
3
tap.
Maftlc
Halting
Powder
Sift
Slit
toflellier
tottetner
flour,
Hour,
baking
baking
aolt.
nit.
relrry
celery
aalt
aalt
and
and
nrnuri
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powder.
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milk
and
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until
blended.
Meltremalnlna
two
tut.lean.mns
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In
Irjlnft
pan.
and
ck
nnluna
until
.oft.
Add
tomato
Loud
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H
teaaniMm
aalt
and
around
maatt
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to
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baking
powder
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-
MUSEUM
IS
INTERESTING
Borden
Street
School
l'upils
Enjoy
Visit
V,
1
the
co-eqiexatlon
of
C.
E.
Cu:
:
curator,
pupils
of
the
1)Ui
icnior
divisions
of
Borden
1
.
School
were
shown
over
l
.
p
ince
Rupert
museum
yes-The
visit
proved
of
great
1
interest
u
the
chil-F
?
mdct
ol
them
It
was
c
por'.aruty
they
had
Willi
your
douse
and
our
paint,
we've
really
got
'omcthmg.
Protect
your
1'omt
vutli
l
ii
raLle,
colour.
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Mrltridc
Street
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
Truck
and
Auto
Cushions
Repaired
and
Recovered
Drapes
a
Specialty
New
Upholstery
Materials
Available
NOW!
Out-of-Town
Orders
Given
Special
Attention
LOVIN'S
CABINET
SHOP
330
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AVENUE
(Next
to
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PHONE
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From
Home
Rates
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60
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
had
ot
seeing
samples
of
the
work
of
the
natives
of
the
district.
A
class
discussion
on
their
return
to
the
school
showed
the
varied
appeal,
that,
exhibits
had
to
the
children.
The
different
kinds
of
food
that
the
natives
had
been
able
to
clbtaln
from
fish,
game,
fruits
and
seaweeds
surprised
them.
They
were
also
appreciative
erf'
the
handicraft,
and
the
uses
made
ol
roots
and
bark.
Naturally
weapons
appealed
to
the
boy3.
the
flint-locks
arousing
much
talk
The
backbone
of
-the
Prince
Rroerfr
"sea
serpent"'
provoked
stories
ot
"Caddy."
"ogopogo"
and
the
"Loch
Nsr."
monster.
riiperTgood
AFTER
LONDON
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Dickens
Make
No
Bones
About
Pleasure
To
Be
Home
"Is
It
good
to
be
back
In
Prince
Rupert?
Ill
say
ft
Is,"
Mrs.
A.
E.
Dickens
emphatically
enough
told
the
Daily
News
yesterday
following
her
return
heme
a
few
dave
ago
with
Mr.
Dickens
from
a
five
months'
visit
to
their
nat
We
home
la
Iiondon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dickens
found
the
British
metropolis
not
what
it
used
to
be
and
the
principal
trouble
is
elementary
enough.
"It
Is
simply
there
is
net
enough
to
eat,"
said
Mrr.
Dickens.
She
agreed
that
there
seemed
to
be
plenty
In
restaurants
but
"you
don't
what
what
you're
eating.
It
might
be
horscmeat."
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dickens.,
who
were
keen
enough
before
they
left
on
revisiting
the
Old
Land,
are
content
now
rot
to
roam
far
again
from
Prince
Rupert.
A
010
Available!
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
HONORS
FOR
SEA
CADETS
Presentation
Made
Last
Night
When
Captain
Cook
Corps
Is
"At
Home"
Best
Sea,
Cadet
of
Captain
Cook
Corps
cf
Prince
Rupert
was
Matthew.
Sedgewick,
Mast
efficient
Cadet.
wa3
Leading
Cade
Albert
Eyolfson
who
incidental
ly,
has
beea
chosen
to
be
one
of.
British,
Columbia'.
representatives,
on.
a
Navy
League
pf
Canada
cruise
to
England
this
summer.
The
best
wrenctte
was
Diane
Kennedy.
Presentation
of
year's
awards
featured
an
"at
home"
muster
cf
the
corps
Monday
night
when
interested
parents
and
friends
assembled,
not
only
to
wltnes
the
making
of
the
awards,
but
to
see
the
boys
In
drill
and
classes.
Lectures
and
practices
were
carried
out
In
the
normal
way
In
the
presence
of
the
guests.
Later
the
men
were
served
with
refreshments
by
the
officers
under
Lt.
Cdr.
A.
S.
Mitchell,
office!
commanding.
The
full
list
of
presentations
was
as
follows:
Best
cadet
in
Tecrult
ypar,
Canadian
Legion
trophy,
Mat
thew
Sedgewick,
presented
by
V.
G.
Houston.presldent
of
Canadian
Legion.
Best
cadet
of
year,
Leading
Cadet
Ted,
Forman,
Commander.
Cree
trophy,
presented
by
Lt.
Cdr.
O,'
G
Stuart
RCN
R),
area
commanding
officer.
Individual
eflciency,
Leading
Cadet
Albert
Eyolfson,
Lionel
Holtby
trophy
nrcsented
by
Lt..
Cdr.
A.
S.
Mitchell.
Best
division
of
year,
Colllng-wood
Division
(Midshipman
J.
K.
Kennedy),
I.
O.
D.
E.
Trcohy,
presented,
by
Mrs.
S.
R.
Donaldson,
regent
HIP.
Sixty
Chapter
I.
O.
D.
E.
Best
Division
In
competitive
rifle
shooting,
Anson
Division
Midshipman
Rctoert
(McChes-
0
GIFTS
for
mIMI
"";
BRIDE
rl(
Planning
a
shower
for
the
bride-to-be?
Want
to
give
her
something
that
is
practical
and
which
she's-
sure
to
appreciate.
YOU'LL
FIND
GIFTS
GALOI1E
AT
mwjMiaraiiiiaK
Ormes
Ltd.
Jjiet
Pioneer
Drtiqgists
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
The
REXALL
STORE
PHONE
81
Daily
Delivery
Service
STORE
HOURS
DAILY
from
9
aJn.
till
9
p.m.
SUNDAYS
and
HOLIDAYS
from
12
Noon
till
2
pjn.
7
pm.
till
9
p.m.
I
GARDEN
Club
Notes
By
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural
Society
At
the
meeting
of
the
garden
club
last
week,
J,
J.
Payne
gave
members
a
lengthy
list
of
flowers
which
he
has
gjown
successfully
year
after
year
and
found
suitable
in
local
climate.
He
sows
the
seed
in
the
early
spring
(or
even
before
that)
In
his
greenhouse,
hardens
them
off
in
a
cold
frame
and
then
transplants
them
to
the
beds
or
borders
where
they
are
to
bloom.
Seedlings
of
many,
of
the
flowers
named
are
sold
by
the
dozen
every
spring
at
local
stores,
many
of
them
grown
In
local
green
houses,
but
they
cue
run
Into
a
sizeable
sum
for
those
requiring
a
number
of
plants.
The
list
as
divided
by
Mr.
Payne
falls
Into
three
sections
annuals,
perennials
and
rock
plants.
Here
are
the
annuals:
White
alyssum,
purple
lobelia,
ney),
T:
H.
Johnson
trophy,
presented
by
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
secretary
of
Navy
League
cf
Canada.
Wrenette
trophy,
Women's
Auxiliary
of
Canadian
Legion,
Diane
Kennedy,
presented
by
Mrs.
J.
R.
Elfert,
president
of
Women's
Auxiliary
of
Navy
League.
Good
shooting
dltc,
Cadet
Simons,
Leading
Cadet
Overaard,
Cadet
Burns.
Pierce
and
Wrenette
Joan
Croxf
ord.
Rifle
shooting
badges
(presented
by
Lt.
Cdr,
Mitchell),
Eric
Moore,
Vaushan
Tattersal,
Jack
Wynn,
Midshipman
McChesney,
Leading
Cadet
Ted
Forman.
Midshipman
Kennedy,
Freddy
Si-mon?on,
Albert
Eyolfson.
Ths
red
shield
fpr
99
percent
markmanship
had
tlready
been
presented
to
Sub-IA.
Len
edging
plants.
blooming
contirus-
'Saved
His
Gold,
Asters
Choose
low
varieties;
tall
stems
break
eaaiy
in
winds.
Calendula
Belongs
to
marl-pold
family,
orange
and
yellow
giants
bloom
for
long
period,
heavy
feeders
sp
need
good
soil.
Candytuft
Giant
hyacinth
variety
the
test,
continuous
bloc-m.
Clarkla
Pinks
and
reds,
about
2
ft.
high,
withstands
winds
and
rains
unusually
well,
continuous
blocm.
Cosmos
Does
very
well
here,
Is
a
good
cutting
flower
and
comes
in
many
shades.
Linaria
Small
antirrhinumlike
bloctns
in
many
colors,
about
i
in.
high,
blooms
most
of
season.
Nasturtiums
T:e
poorer
the
soil
the
better
the
blooms;
rich
solL
makes
too
much
foliage
and
blossoms
are
hidden.
Pansies
Especially
good
here.
Snapdragons
or
Antirrhinums
Various
colors,
long
blooming
period
if
seed
pods
are
removed
regularly.
This'
Is
true
of
most
llowers.
Do
best
i.i
well-culti-
1
vated
.ground.
!
Stocks
Superior
in
color
and
size
here,
continuous
bloom
Jf
faded
flowers
are
removed,
Sweet
Peas
Usually
make
a
good
display
although
some
years
they
are
poor;
"fluffy
ruffles"
found
to
be
a
gcod
variety
here.
Violas
May
be
kept
over
as
perennial.
Large
xarirtles
are
showiest.
Sam
Jones
Veteran
Skeena
River
Man
HAZELTON
Sam
Jones,
who
occasionally
relieves
the
regular
operator
of
the
Skeena
ferry
just
at
the
edge
of
Hazelton,
is
a
river
man
from
away
back.
His
first
experience
with
steamboats
came
in
1899
when
he
shipped
as
a
member
of
the
crew
on
the
Hudson
Bay's
Caladonla.
For
ten
years
Sam
stayed
with
the
river
boats.
erres:
BLOUSES
BRIGHT!
SW-II7
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CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.,
NIAGARA
FALLS,
CANADA
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For
Evening
For
Afternoon
mm
YsL
Rayons,
Crepes,
Nylons,
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Peasant
ROSA
-
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LADIES'
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345
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
Is
Rewarded.
PORTLAND,
Ore.
An
ex-'
Alaskan
sourdough,
C.
J.
Petei-son,
placed'
a
couple
of
"pokes"
of
raw
gold
dust
and
nuggets
on
a
bank
tellers'
counter"
here.
The
stuff
had
been
cached
in
a
safety
deposit
box
In
Portland
ever
since
1931
when
he
came
down
from
Fairbanks.
He
had
gone
north
originally
In
'97.
Just
by
putting
seme
dust
and
nujgets
away
and
saying
nothing
Petersen
cleaned
up
a
tidy,
profit,
nothing
large
at
all.
yet
pleasant
to
contemplate.
Years
ago,
gold
was
quoted
at
$20
an
ounce.
It
is
now
valued
at
$35.
Hoarding
cf
the
yekew
metal
has
;
given
a
profit
of
75
per
cent
I
which
means
the
present
po.'ses-slon
is
worth
$2,250
CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS
Does
a
itubborn
bronchial
cough,
telthe
phltgmy
or
dry
and
hacking)
make
yo
I
cnou,
(aspr
wneeze,
jteep
you
a
.raw
nJfht?
Relieve
it
now!
Do
a
thou
and!
have
done
get
Temtilrton't
RAZ-MA1I
and
atop
that
cough
I
RAZ
MAlI
hai
htlped
othera
let
it
help
you.
tOc,
XI
at
drutrifti
everywhere,
K-U
Leads
You
to
Foot
Health
and
Comfort
We
ieatuie
X-Ray
Fitting
because
lt
U
the
only
meani
by
which
you,
and
we,
can
see
exactly
how
your
ieet
look
inside
of
a
pair
of
shoes.
With
X-Ray1
s
Magic
Pointer
we
can
show
how
and
why
a
certain
type
oi
shoe
nay
cause
loot
ills
cr
discomfort.
X-Ray
enables
us
to
fit
you
to
shoes
that
will
give
you
positive
comfort,
and
possibly
correct
certain
loot
troubles
that
you
now
have.
V
e
invite
you,
and
especially
your
chil-
i
arentocomeinioi
a
Complete
X-Ray
Foot
Examination,
It
tales
only
a
lew
minutes,
costs
you
nothing
.
.
.
places
you
under
no
obligation.
Come
in
scon-
Fashion
Footwear
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
Near
CFPR
!
SINGER
4
Electric
Sewing
Machines
a
For
Rent
Reasonable
Rates
TPhone
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Rupertj
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Sewing
Machine
Co.
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June
25
1947
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HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
255
Third
Avenue
i
i
f.gffH
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
LIMITED
PHONE
101
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
FURNITURE
OF
EVERY
DESCRIPTION
QUALITY
AND
PRICES
RIGHT
Phone
775
,
327
Third
Avenue
I
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in
ii
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p,
EXPANSION
Prices
Reduced
uga
'ui
on
goods
slill
on
shelves!
OPENING
:
:
Dine
a
PHIL'S
(Formerly
Skeena
Cafe)
Offers
You
Quality
Food,
Fine
Pastiies,
Quick
Courteous
Service.
Breakfast,
Luncheons,
Dinners
and
Banquets
OPEN
7
A.M.
TO
12
P.M.
Philip
Tetrault,
Manager
Extended
for
3
more
Days
Monday
-
Tuesday
-
Wednesday
PRESENT
STOCK
MUST
GO
i
TO
MAKE
ROOM
FOR
NEW
MERCHANDISE
!
ij
Earriniis
and
Pins
from
25
c
UP
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
THESE
REDUCED
PRICES
ON
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE,
GLASSWARE
RINGS,
ETC.
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Jewellers
j
518
3rd
Ave.
West