n
PRINCESSES
LEFT
FATHERLESS
BY
PLANE
CRASH
Swedish
princesses
prove
to
be
regular
girls
as
they
tumble
and
play
In
their
fcU
'leaf
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uj
itiuu
wic
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ut
uic
fjjvtuc
o
i
(,i.tw
e)
(eft
w
Princess
Blrgitta,
and
to
the
right,
Princess
Margaretha.
Their
father,
at
Adolf
40,
right,
second
In
line
for
the
Swedish
throne,
was
among
the
passen-
;
R.iva)
Dutch
Airlines
DC-3
which
crashed
shortly
after
taking
off
near
copen-
txperts
av
rex
E,
-
'.
wiitt-r
I
TREAT
When
prunr.
dinner
and
li!,ht
s
idea
what
r
r'.
;ert
why
not
M
.he
oven,
Baked
isiicred
a
tr;:at
in
p,,Ics
bake
well,
Spy
Jonathan,
Jo
and
Kings
are
the
for
this
pur-
hn.
I.I
fct
r.c
:
cjok
to
a
v.
,e
be
!
for
ay
enc
way
of
the
skin
of
uhapc
of
t
pare
one-wn
from
the
in
will
l
hen
:
ak
more
mjrc
of
the
n-
J
a
plea
::(ercnt
mlx-1
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wo
cr
white
won
butler
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cinnamon
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lepp!rmint
:o
(
avors
some
Inch
haven't
hnr
wn.
nmrat
straw-
ew
chopped
".o
rive
the
an-
ve
air
For
it
:
(.'ft,
-over
por-
B'
'
e
of
n
wnrm
clous,
W
APPLE.
One
to
ut
ausnr.
cup
!)
:irar
and
wat-Jauo
pare
stem
end
ne
Inch.
Place
ut
;de
down
and
Ve
mlnut
j
Invert
ndcr
about
10
S.ive
with
top
are
attractive
if
tender
then
peel-
nerved
with
top
.auce
o
Someone
men-
F
the
other
Fly
a
vision
arose
piden
brown
,?rid-
maple
svnmnr
h'ch
many
persons
t
dOWn
t.ho
cMi.
ld-fashioned
pan-hich
still
is
a
fa-
nany
a
.Canadian
tut
white
flour,
1
'a
teaSDOOn
soda.
"milk
(or
sour
Poon
salt
4
tnw.
I
shortening,
2
eggs
edients,
Add
milk
Jina
add
dry
in
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gregory
of
Prince
Geoige
were
in
town
Tuesday
and
Wcifciesday
seeking
a
suitable
location
to
establish
a
laund-ry
and
dry
cleaning
plant.
Miss
D.
M.
Jack,
supervisor
of
nursing,
Red
Cross
headquarters,
Vancouver,
leftWednesday
night
after
spending
a
few
days
'hero
on
business.
S.
L.
Hewer,
assistant
commissioner
of
the
ned
Cross,
accompanied
here.
Miss
Dorothy
Hills
left
on
Tuesday
everrfng
for
Vancouver.
Her
brother,
Rev
It.
1
1
his.
will
be
leaving
later
this
month
to
officiate
at
Hie
wedding
of
his
older
brother.
000000000000000000000000
Timely
Recipe
KIOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOOt
ROLLED
PANCAKE
DELIGHT
1
cwp
prepared
pancake
flour
13
cups
fresh
millc
Mix
and
bake.
Serve
them
in
roils
and
fold
In
some
of
your
special
preserved
Jam.
Apple
sauce
will
also
produce
a
nice,
tangy
flavor.
Makes
10
cakes.
CAUL
TO
PRAYER
During
the
Azan,
Mohammed-art
call
to
prayer?
passers
in
the
street
must
.stand
sllll,
all
work
nvust
cease
and
even
Hie
sick
must
sit
up
in
bed.
grcdients.
Beat
until
smooth,
then
add
shortening.
Drop
batter
from
spoon
and
cook
on
one
.side
until
bubbles
appear,
then
turn
and
cook
until
brown.
This
re
'ipe
makes
12
five-inch
cakes.
EARLY
NEWS
IS
WELCOME
Local
news
items,
to
ensure
publication,
should
be
In
the
office
by
10
a.m.
Contributors
arc
asked
to
bear
this
in
mind.
Items
of
social
and
personal
Interest
are
always
welcome.
NOTICE
The
Dally
News
wishes
to
draw
attention
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
Is
payable
In
advance
at
the
office
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for
advertising.
Those
desiring
to
advertise
In
this
manner
In
the
Dally
News
are
asked
to
assist
the
office
and
respect
this
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
for
YOUR
home
How
to
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Lftft
vniitin
.
.
lor
L
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kitchen
"homcv"
'
.
.
.
what
color
to
choose
'
your
ivinn
im.
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.....
l
IkA
Intriaoma
ideot
furniihed
doily
on
lh
Wemu'i
Pocit
of
Th.
.
,
,
.
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CHRISTIAN
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doily
newspoper
f
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world
rwwi
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to
show
lt$
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your
family.
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Science
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15,
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Street.
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City
PB4
Stole
Ms.
Neslin,
formerly
Miss
Irene
Dettinger,
lert
on
Monday
night
for
Winnipeg
after
spend
ing
a
holiday
here
with
her
par
i'nts,
Mr.
and
Mfs.
II.
Doll.
Mrs.
J;
Spitzel,
Mrs.
G.
Hipp
and
Viikl
returnee
Saturday
from
Prince
HliperC
A
carload
of
effects
arrived
during"
the
week
for
the
Spen-
ixrs,
American
settlers
who
ar
rived
here
recently
from
Idaho.
lli;'lilivlil
.vir
nicnls
w
i
1
1
1
hiiiiiiiuT-frosh
liclimr
IV(imi
IVmmIs
ii
mil
iii(-kr(
The
newest
in
Ladies'
Rings
.
.
.
The
Cocktail
Ring
They
come
In
"out
of
the
ordinary"
shapes
wilh
rubles,
diamonds,
etc.
Useful
for
dress
and
dinner
occasions.
From
$M
to
$125.00
You
saw
i.
in
The
Newsl
HICKS
FRASERHOUSE
Warm,
Clean
and
Quiet
714
Fit
ASEIt
STREET
Thone
Black
823
PETITE
FRENCH:
GIRL,
FORMER
ANTI-
(Children
Are
NAZI
WORKER,
TO
BE
MARRIED
HERE
Miss
Yvonne
Couzigou,
the
first
French
girl
to
leave
her
homeland
for
Canada
to
become
the
bride
of
a
former
Canadian
soldier,
arrived
in
Prince
Ru
pert
on
last
night's
train
from
the
east
after
a
21-day
trip
by
rail
and
steamer
from
Marseilles.
wedding
was
Mrs.
Guttormson;
the
former
Barbara
Moran
of
this
city;
a
sister
of
the-
bridegroom-elect,
Miss
Couzigou,
until
recently
employed
as
secretary
and
translator,
for
the
press
officer
in
the
British"
legation
at
Marseilles,
studied
English
for
six
years'
in
school
and
speaks
H
fluently.
She
was
employed
by
the
United
States
army
for
a
time
after
the
liberation
of
France.
During
the
war
she
did
stenographic
work
for
the
French
forces
of
liberation.
The
Nazis
didn't
bother
us
much,"
she
recalls,
"but
the
Ges
tapo
used
to
come
and
search
our
house
quite
frequently."
On
such
occasions;
she'
said,
every
one
in
the
neighborhood
made
considerable
noise
to
warn'
each
other.
Her
brother
was
drafted
Into
the
German
labor'
service
but
wrote
belligerent
and
critl
cal
letters
home
from
the
Reich
He
was
seized
on
the-
streets
without
being
able
to
give
any
warning
to
his
family.
"The
Germans
had
two
of
their
women
live
upstairs
with
us,"
Miss
Couzigou
recalls.
"When
we
wanted
to
move
them
out,
they
told
us
they
had
heard
m
listening
to
our
radio
and
would
report
us.
We
had
turned
the
radio
down
very
low
to
listen
to
BBC
but
apparently
the
broad-
Valentine
parties
were
held
in
cast
had
gone
up
the
chimney
the
classrooms
of
the
Terrace
which
we
had
forgotten
about."
Elementary
:hool
on
Friday
The
new
resident
of
Prince
afternoon.
'Rupert
says
a
coal
shortage
has
S
V7.
If
Crttn
.
Cut
tlrttn
Hn
i
.
.
Vtn
ttrthf
f
ib
4
flrern
Vrpprri
.
Spinach
.SfW
Stratrherti
Hmptcrrie
.
Sliced
Var.e
.
.
.
Cnt4
Itiup
Ctict
tiuclrriv:
FROZEN
FOODS
COTTACM
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made!
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Daily
.
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
,
SINGER
Repairs
and
adjustmentij
to
all
makes
of
sewing
machines.
Free
estimates
given.
Sewing
Machines
for
sale
anil
rent.,
Enroll
now
-for
Singer
Sewing'
Classes.
PHONE
801
'Singer
Sewing
Machine
Co.
C39
Third
Avenue
West
control.
Miss
Couzigou
crossed
from
Southampton
on
the
Queen
Elizabeth
to
New
York
and
paid
a
brier
visit
at
Hamilton
on
the
way
here.
George
Latiecne,
"Vancouver
valuator
who
has
been
In
the
JUNIOR
CIIAMKElt
COMMERCE
CHICOUTIMI,
Que.,
ffi
.
A
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
been
formed
in
this
-northeastern.
Quebec
municipality
with
Jean
Dubuc,
personnel
and
public
relations
director
of
the
Saguenay-Qutbec
Telephone
Co.
elected
president.
Provided-
For
Miss
Couzigou,
petite,,
brown-eyed
former
worker
j0r
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Bennett
of
In
the
French
Forces
of
the
In
I
Port
Esslngton
who
have
been
terlor,
a
secret
anti-Nazi
organl-
hampered
recovery
In
France
left
orphans
as
a
result
of
the
evening
to
Jack
Moran
of
this
a
week.
She
says
the
commu-city.
former
member
of
the-Sea-
nlsts
are
very
active
politically
forth
Highlanders.
but
that
the
other
two
main
Meeting
the
incoming
train
at'
parties,
by
sticking
together,
can
Vanderhoof
to
come-here'
for
the'
keep
them
pretty
well
under
Care
Arranged
for
Orphans
A
Result
of
Recent
Skeena
Iliver-
Tragedy
Pi'omipt
provision'
has
been
made
by
the1
Department,
of
Indian"
Affairs
for
the
six
children
zation,
will
be
married
Sunday:
and
factories
run
but
three
days
I
recent
ice
tragedy
In
the
Skcena
joined
the
family
of
20'
glrU
at
Crosby
Residential
Sfchool.
They
yeitled
quickly
and
ate;
apparently,
quite
hawy,
according
to
Ifid'an
Agent
F.
Earl
Anfield
who
saw
them
yesterday.
Three
boys
Wilfrid,
.Sidney
and
Henry
left
on
the
Coqult
city
for
the
last
week
in
connec-
j
lam
Tuesday
for
Alert
Bay
rest
tion
with
property
assessment
appeals
being
heard
before,
the
civic
Court
of
Revision,
is
sailing
on
the
Camosun
tomorrow
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Illven
when
a
party
or
seven
mUivcs,
including
Mr.
and'
Mrs.
Bennett,
lest
their
lives.
Orf
Monday
two
daughters,
Mildred
ana
Lucille,
were
taken
on.
the
Agency
launch
Naskeena
to
Port
Slmipxon
where
they
have
dentlal
school
The
youngest
child,
aged
three,
has
been
placed
in
the
care
of
her
uncle.
Titus
Campbell.
All
.hs
children
were'
fully
outfitted
with
new
clothing
provided
by
the
Indian
Department.
The
remaining
children
-of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Spalding,
both
enfranchised
Indians,
have
been
placed
with
Mrs:
Matthew
Wef
ley
and
Mrs.
Dopson,
the
latter
a
s'.ster
of
Peter
Spalding.
You
saw
It
in
The
News!
Enjoy
Temptilafin'
Aunt
Jemimas;
All
Through
Lent!
I
Min
O
MAN!
What
flavorl
How
the
family
clamors
for
'
more
as
each
fragrant
stack
of
'hTS.
fluffyt
golden
brown
Aunt
Hl
Jtmlnm
disappears.
And
Aunt
Jemimas
are
so
easy
to
prepare!
lust
add
milk"
or
water
.
.
.
pour
on
the
griddle
.
.
.
then
pop
those'
delicious
.discs
on'
the
outstretched
plates.
Remember
Aunt
Jemima's
Secret
Recipe
assures
flavorful,
fluffy
pancakes
every
time!
Order
Today!
Reg.
size
Pkg.
or
3la
lb.
lvtonomy
Hag.
Tto
QtMker
Oal
Company
)
Conude
Limited
1
Be
Sure
of
(he
Best
Bulkley
Market
Reliable
Prescriptions
When
your
prescription
is
compounded
by
us
you
are
assured
of
getting
exactly
what
the
Doctor
specifies.
You
are
assured
of
having
the
prescription
compounded
properly
"by
an
experienced
and
fully
qualified
pharmacist.
We
use
only
the
very
host
grade
materials
available.
Ormes
Ltd.
WE
DELIVER
DAILY
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Avenue
Phone
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The
Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
FINEST
SALMON
Print?
Rupert
Daflr
j-Jctos.
Friday,
February
14,
1947
Former
Mine
Camp
!
T'o'
Hold
Jubilee
.
NELSON
B
Hundreds
of
vWtbrs
will
gather
in
NelSoh
Augv
4
to
help
citizens
celebrate-Nelson's
golden
Jubilee-
as
an
Incorporated
city.
A'
colorful
week"
of
merrymaking1
will
Tea-ture
oldWme
customs
and
fashions
of
the'
gay
90fs.
Bcarda,-sideburhs
and
handlebar
mous
taches
will
95rout
on
Nelson
males.
Entertainment
will
Include
shows
and
bantM,
torchli
shit
processions,
strett
dan?e,
fireworks,
Ice
shows,
roclc-drllllng
and
log-rawing
contests,
ban
nock-bakirtg
matches
and
a
full
j
program
of
sports.
There
will
bs
a
sncwDoat,
top.
I
Nelson's
history
from1
typieaV
mining
camp
days
of
the
late
90's
to
Its
present
status
of
prosperity
and
influence
will
be
portrayed:
EASTERN
KINGDOM
The
name
Australia
is
derived
frcm
Oesterrslch,
and
means
Eastern
Kingdom.
"Tlircw
away
my
liarsli
laxa
lives"
"Out
tKey
went,
all
harsh
embarrassmK
purgaUvfs.
tor
my
constipation
turned
out
to
be
due
to
lack
of
'bulk'
in
the
diet
aim
Keniie
ALL-BRAN
proved
the
answer"
ALt-ERAN
is
for
you,
too,
if
yourtroubleisdue
to
lack
of
"bulk"
in
the
diet.
Simply
eat
an'
ounce
of
Kellocc's
all-bran
every
day
in
milk
(or
sprinkled
over
othr
rpa1
mfm
or
baked
m
all-bran
muffins)
and
,dnnk
plenty
of
water,
kfxlocc's
all-
rnnn
a
KuaiauLccu
io
Keep
you
rejcuuir
Jraer
kellorc's
xn.npiM
FURNITURE
REPAIRING
Upholstering
-
Slip
Cover
Drape."
'
Car
and
Truck
Cushions'
Repaired
and
Recovered
Out-of-town
orders
given
special
care.
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CABINET
SHOP
Phone
Green
974
117
Second
Avenue
West
Opposite
Civic
Centre
'5
I
"I
t
-
To
New
LengThS
.if
-
PL
A
RE
FO.RtH.Vihis
spring
in'
tlio
snirt
est
suit
you've
oyer"
worn
.
.
.
the
"bngei'.'
jacket"
suit!
It's
1t
M
"dandy"
when
it
come.
to
flattering
the
figure;
In
fine
all-wool
fabj-ic;.
in
all
the
new
-season1
shades.
BUY
AND
SAVE
ON
OUR
BUDGET
PLAN
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
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I
DINirrriT
SETS
1
Jiffy
Leaf
Table
W.W.
J
4
Dinette
Chairs
(Upholstered
Seats)
W.W.,
Per
Set
$12.0
12
DINETTE
SETS
1
Drop
Leaf
Table
W.W.
4
Dinette
Chairs
(Upholstered
Seats)
W.W.,
Per
Set
$:l04i0
5
DINETTE
SETS
1
Gate-Leg-
Table
W.W.
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Dinette
Chairs
W.Wf
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with
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