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Tiidaj',
June
10,
1919
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
):nr
of
imm-ovinR
the
conditions
of
the
province's
Indians
during
its
19-year
struggle
had
been
partly
achieved
due
to
the
action
of
the
Coalition
government
which
gave
them
the
vote,
he
declared.
"It
was
through
the
provincial
government
that
the
door
was
opened
to
us
with
the
right
to
vote,"
he
said.
"Now
we
are
offered
increased
benefits
of
education,
hospitalization
and
an
Tk.
Unlfman
l
IflM
rililla
.
f
.Sk
.'V
Dracula
played
by
BCIi
IUEDSI
is,
'A
I
'f
A
The
Monster
fined
fer
CLENN
STRANGE
&.ifJ'
ly
I
TODAY
7
P.M.
-
9
P.M.
feifyfp.-'
Sat.
2
-
4:20
-
7.-
9
p.m.
PLUS
NEWS
CARTOON
i-gp&ia
NOTHING
TO
WORRY
ABOUT,
FRANCO
SAYS
Above
is
a
view
of
the
huge
crowd
that
gathered
outside
the
former
royal
palace
in
Madrid
to
cheer
Gencrallissimo
Francisco
Franco
after
his
recent
speech
at
the
opening
of
the
third
term
of
the
Spanish
Cortes
(parliament).
At
right.
El
Caudillo
smilingly
waves
acknowledgment
of
the
ovation
he
received.
In
his
speech
the
generalissimo
said
that
Spain
had
nothing
to
worry
about
even
though
the
general
assembly
of
the
United
Nations
voted
against
Spain's
admission.
TEST
WOOL
FABRICS
pounds
to
be
applied
si"
GEELONG,
Australia
(P
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gains
or
losses
in
the
sl!
Anut1v-1.1-01.1115
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nJULii
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laullUS
IS
Dt'ing
wm
enaoie
loaas
up
10
l.uu
ironi
unuin.
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
salted
water.
Melt
fat,
blend
FINE
OLD
VGmw
URGES
SUPPORT
OF
COALITION
KITWANGA
Harold
Sinclair,
vice-president
of
the
Skeena
Bislrict
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
B.
C,
told
a
meeting
here
that
in
the
coming
provincial
election
the
natives
are
being
asked
to
choose
between
the
C.C.F.
and
the
Native
Brotherhood
itself.
Aim?
of
the
Native
Brother-
WALLACE'S
mm
1
1
N
For
The
Smart
Set
SLACK
SUITS
AND
SLACKS
Tailored
in
the
Weslerm
Style.
PRICED
RIGHT
QUALITY
RIGHT.
:
WALLACE'S
:
5
Department
Store
"
miniiiiiiiii
5
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'a
Commodore
Cafe
5
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Th..n
Ever"
i
3est
Food
and
Service
in
CltyiJ
.Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Ordei-s
Third
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.!;
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WANTED
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
WILL
COLLECT
THEM
AT
YOUR
DOOR
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
WE
PAY
CASH
PHONE
950
I
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C.,
Ph.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Phone
BIX'E
442
for
Appointment
HOURS
10:80
.m.
toJ2:30
p.m.
nd
2
to
8
p.m.
KVKNINUS
Monday
and
Friday.
7:30
p.m.
foi
those
unable
to
come
during
the
day.
RECEPTIONIST
In
attendance
afternoona.
9
ofaOitiUty
f949
Seasonable
Asparagus
is
on
'the
market
in
good
supply.
The
aristocrat
of
the
vegetable
family
is
in
season
for
so
short
a
time
that
it
is
a
veritable
spring
treat.
I
There
are
two
types
of
as-1
i
paragus.
Practically
all
of
the
i
i
green,
thin
variety
is
edible,
I
when
in
season.
Of
the
thick,
green
kind,
which
shades
to
purple
and'
white
at
the
stem(
end,
only
the
green
portion
is
i
tdibie.
The
edible
portion
of
both
is
about
4
or
5
inches
from
the
tip.
When
the
lower
stalks
are
pithy,
with
hollow
places,
the
asparagus
has
probably
been
cut
so
lonj
that
the
juices
have
dried
up.
Bud
ends
that
have
opened
slightly
are,
an
indication
of
over
maturity.
Wilt-
ed
spears
are
easily
detected.
'Asparagus
that
is
not
fresh
will
be
stringy
and
flavourless
when
cooked.
The
stem
should
be
cut
or
broken
off,
a
little
at
a
time
until
the
juicy
section
is
reached.
Because
asparagus
grows
so
close
to
the
ground
it
is
necessary
to
wash
it
very
thoroughly
to
make
sure
there
are
no
particles
of
sand
under
the
scales.
It
is
usually
necessary
to
remove
the
scales
as
particles
of
grit
cling
beneath
them.
Tender
asparaaus
should
not
need
to
be
scraped.
,
Asparagus
heads
are
extremely
tender
and
therefore
easily
broken,
so
the
spears
should
be
the
tips
up.
The
tall
top
of
the
double
boiler
makes
a
good
asparagus
cooker.
Some
hnme-makers
purchase
an
enamel
coffee
pot
for
this
purpose
exclusively.
The
water
is
never
fallowed
to
cover
the
tips,
rather
let
thr:
lower
part
of
the
stalks
boil
in
the
water,
while
the
tips
steam.
Salt,
added
at
the
beginning
of
cooking,
tends
to
toughen
the
asparagus
so
It
is
bettor
to
add
it
after
the
first
10
minutes
of
cooking.
The
water
from
cooked
asparagus
is
one
exception
to
the
oft-repeated
rule
"save
the
vegetable
water."
It
is
apt
to
be
acrid
in
flavour.
The
home,
economists
of
the
.
.
.
..
r-
o,.;..-
T-
:
n
-
Department
of
Agriculture,
say
ALFRED
LAMB
t-SON
Lt?
LondonEnqla
This
advertiemrnt
i?
not
DuMished
or
displ-ivH
k'
''.
Lta-
in
flour
and
gradually
add
milk.
Cover
over
direct
heat,
stirring
constantly,
until
mixture
thickens.
Add
salt,
pepper,
and
grated
cheese
to
sauce
and
cook
over
hot
water
until
cheese
is
melted.
Arrange
a
layer
of
as-
paragus
in
bottom
of
greased
casserole,
cover
with
a
layer
of
I
sauce,
add
a
layer
of
sliced
hard-cooked
eggs,
repeat
until
dish
is
full.
Sprinkle,
buttered
'
crumbs
on
top
and
bake
in
a
moderate
oven,
3M)
degrees
F.,
'
for
20
minutes.
Yield:
six
servings.
WIND
AND
RAIN
PAY
VISIT
WITH
CALIFORNIANS
It
shouldn't
happen
at
any
time
but
it,
happened
U'Fn:i,n
Rupert
rlr.ht
at
the
time
the
Los
Angeles
Chamber
of
Coih-
merce
derided
to
pay
a
visit
A
gale
with
aecomoanyiiv;
rain
blew
up.
The
gale
whipped
tniiis
up
'during
the
night,
ieacni:i-
maximum
velocity
of
24
miles
ar.
hour
from
the
southeast,
occordim;
to
the
Digby
Island
wsathcr
fa-
tion
but
the
rain
fell
heaviest
this
morning.
In
the
24-hour
period
up
to
4
o'clock
this
morniiii:
.34
inches
of
rain
fell,
followed
by
.Z1
ir.che3
in
the
six-hour
peiiol
between
4
a.m.
and
10
a.m.
But
the
Angelinos
were
ready
for
it
apparently.
They
ail
came
equipped
with
cellophane
shelters
and
rain
hats
over
their
gaudy
California
clothes.
Some
of
the
rain
gear
looked
as
though
it
were
pretty
well
Usui,
too.
Advertise
In
tue
Daily
News'.
c
:J
V
Control
Bord
or
by
the
Government
of
British
ColjuU
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"Fred
says
he
has
got
to
attend
the
meeting."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"sachet"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Apellatlon,
apathetic,
apostrophe.
4.
What
does
the
word
"dormant"
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
with
ar
that
means
"laborious;
difficulty"?
Answers
1.
Say,
"Fred
says
he
must
attend
the
meeting."
2.
Pronounce
sa-sha,
first
a
as
In
sad,
second
a
as
In
say,
accent
second
syllable.
3.
Appellation.
4.
Sleeping;
inactive.
"Some
animals
are
dormant
throughout
the
winter."
5.
Arduous.
GYROS
SET
(Continued
from
Page
7)
initial
plunge.
The
mayor
will
also
be
on
hand
to
receive
a
deed
from
the
Oyro
Oluh
io
'
the
$10,0110
property.
It
will
be
a
gala
day
for
the
t-hil-drvt,
if
(iyro
plans
go
through.
Special
attention
will
be
paid
to
the
lady
delegates
to
the
con-
vention
with
Mrs.
Alice
WatU
heading
up
the
local
club's!
ladies'
committee,
Souvenirs
to
mark
the
occasion
will
be
pre-
i
sented
to
each
visiting
lady.
C.
G.
Ham
will
be
official
delegate
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club.
In
addition
to
the
eighty-two
delegates
coming
aboard
the
Chilcotin,
six
are
coming
to
the
city
by
car,
three
by
train
and
two
by
plane.
i
DANCED
WITH
CZAR,
NOW
AMONG
D.P.'S
Saying
she
"danced
twice
with
the
Czar
and
slept
with
pigs,"
a
79-year
old
former
Russian
princess
arrived
in
New
York,
one
of
844
D.P.'s.
She
told
newsmen
she
was
sentenced
to
death
in
Moscow
in
1941
but
avoided
execution
when
friends
hid
her
until
she
could
escape
the
country.
The
former
princess
refused
to
give
her
name,
fearing
the
Russians
might
harm
her
relatives,
out
said
she
plans
to
enter
Russian
orthodox
convent.
mm&
Twict
o
nourishing,
toe
.
.
.
bowl
for
lww4,
m
nny
other
nntionnlly
known
ready-to-ct
rice
cereal.
AND
crwrwr.
AND
TAST-IKK!
Try
Kelligg'i
Hicr
KriapieR
and
you'll
love
'em!
OF
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THE
E.ex
Cade
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specfally
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Attention
Housewives
Treat
the
Family
to
a
Delirious
Dii
REAL
FRESH
FISH
,ww.v.vww
opportunity
to
take
part
in
the
industrial
expansion
of
the
province,
mis
is
ine
worn
m
the
Coalition
government."
i
By
standing
firmly
Denina
the
aims
of
their
own
organization,
Mr.
Sinclair
said,
the
natives
could
have
no
other
choice
but
to
support
the
Coalition
party.
"Are
we
to
look
after
our
interests
or
are
we
to
go
wildly
after
the
C.C.F.
which
has
given
nothing
but
promises?
That
is
the
choice
we
must
take,"
he
declared.
'ELECTION
DAYS
OF
PAST
YEARS
Days
and
dates
of
the
21
Dominion
elections
since
Confederation
have
been
'as
follows:
1867
Wednesday,
Aug.
7,
to
Friday,
Sept.
20.
1872
Saturday,
July
20,
to
Saturday,
Oct.
12.
1874
Thursday,
Jan.
22.
1878
Tuesday,
Sept,
17.
1882
Wednesday,
June
20
1887
Tuesday,
Feb.
22.
1891
Thursday,
March
5.
1896
Tuesday.
June
23.
1900
Wednesday,
Nov.
7.
1904
Thursday,
Nov.
3.
1908
Monday,
Oct.
26.
1911
Thursday,
Sept.
21.
1917
Monday,
Dec.
17.
1921
Tuesday,
Dec.
6.
1925
Thursday,
Oct.
29.
192G
Tuesday,
Sept.
14.
i
1930
Monday,
July
28.
!
1935
Monday,
October
14.
1940
Tuesday,
March
26.
1945
Monday,
June
11.
1949
Monday,
June
27.
Recovers
Wallet
On
Fishing
Line
WENATCHEE,
Wash.
Chester
Farker
and
wife
were
fishing
from
a
rubber
boat
in
Rat
Lake
during
mid-April.
Parker
lost
his
billfold
overboard.
About
ten
minutes
later
he
felt
a
"nibble"
and
reeled
in
the
billfold.
The
fish
had
not
taken
a
cent
of
the
$90.
mm1
1
mill
Toiiighl
at
7:45
HAROLD
WHICH
Tomorrow
at
10:30
p.m.
GRANT
McHEIL
HAROLD
WHO
Inserted
by
CCF
Provincial
Campaign
Committee
NOW
AVAILABLE
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
1
cup
milk
1
cup
cold,
cooked
asparagus
Beat
eggs
slightly,
add
salt,
pepper,
onion
juice
and
milk
and
stir
well.
Grease
six.
tim-
bale
moulds
and
divide
the
as-
paragus,
having
each
mould,
about
half
full.
Cover
with
the
egg
mixture.
Place
moulds
in
a
pan
of
hot
water
and
'bake
in
moderate
oven,
350
degrees
F.,
until
firm,
about
30
minutes.
Turn
out
of
moulds
arid
serve
with
Hollandaise
or
cheese
sauce.
Yield:
four
"servings.
Asparagus
Potato
Puffs
....
1
cup
chopped,
cooked
asparagus
2
cups
hot
mashed
potatoes
1
teaspoon
salt
1
egg
3
tablespoons
butter
or
mar
garine
14
cup
bread
crumbs
Combine
asparagus,
potatoes,
salt
and
well-beaten
egg.
Drop
by
spoonfuls
on
a
greased
baking
sheet.
Brush
surface
with
melted
butter
and
sprinkle
lightly
with
bread
crumbs.
"Bake
In
a
hot
oven,
400
degrees
F.,
until
golden
brown.
Yield:
four
Fervings.
Baked
Asparagus
2
pounds
asparagus
:
4
tablespoons
fat
4
tablespoons
flour
2
cups
milk
I
1
teaspoon
salt
!
Pepper
.
t
1
cup
grated
cheese
4
hard-cooked
eggs
z
cup
buttered
crumbs
Cook
asparagus
in
boiling
Coastguard
Moved
From
Ketchikan
KETCHIKAN
is
saying
fare
well
to
the
Alaskan
Coast
Guard
headquarters
which
is
In
future
to
be
located
in
Juneau,
a
contract
was
recently
awarded
to.
the
R.
J.
Sommers
Construction
Co.
of
Juneau
for
the
erection
of
a
building
to
brinz
.the
coast
guard
north.'
The
bid
was
$206,940.
SURVEYOR
LOST
WAY
i
.
t
i
iviiiu
uiivtwu
vr
im
uu
f
.xhausted
condition,
24
-
ycar
-
!
seen
Tuesday
when
he
left
camp.
'
He
had,
apparently,
been
wan-j
deriiig
in
circles.
Kelts
was
a
'
member
of
a
topographical
survey
party.
&
Contracting
!
TERRACE
MEAT
MARKE
GeorRC
E.
Peters.
Prop.
MEATS
:
Ill'TTEK
:
IOCS
:
1'OlLTRV
QUALITY
SERVICK
;PLA'
.'$10,0
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last
CAI
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net
Hp:
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ftss
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lotlce
t
tl
rom
Jon
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'jficat
.rUt
ftllrt
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tanuarij
IIOUKS
Weekdays
......
!)
a.m.
P
m-
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
'J
pm-
lasri'er'n'cmnrfiier
in
millc!
..iuu
uoivuiut,"-'
u
",010
fcciwara
rvens,
imssm;
in
luxury
vegetable
and
it
may
beitne
isolated
Stuart
Lake
dlst-riesirable
to
extend
the
flavour
,
rict
since
Tuesday,
was
found
to
make
a
small
amount
serve
a
liist
night)
the
police
rpport.
larger
number
of
people.
Here
searchers
found
him
about
a
are
some
of
their
suggestions.
(
I
mlle
from
wncre
ne
was
iast
I
SIXTI
I
STREET
and
TI
IIRD
AVEM;
teiee
PHONE
79
Asparagus
Tinibalcs
2
eggs
'2
teaspoon
salt
'B
teaspoon
pepper
1
teaspoon
onion
juice
I
n
PACIFIC
rJ-i
Stevedoring
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