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Friday,
June
10,
1943
Timely
Recipe
Saturday
pe
at
antics
fflliam
F.
Stone's
Final
Day
of
Stock
and
the
chemicals
to
use
with
them.
It
Is
a
simple
matter
to
control
bugs
or
disease
if
one
counter-attacks
at
the
first
sign
of
them.
Reducing
Sale
Lemon
Chiffon
Tie
4
cups
cornflakes
V
cup
sugar
Va
cup
melted
butter
1
tablespoon
gelatin
1
eup
cold
water
4
eggs,
separated
1
cup
sugar
Vt
cup
lemon
juice
Vi
teaspoon
salt
1
teaspoon
grated
lemon
rind
Crush
corn
flakes
into
fine
crumbs.
Add
sugar
and
butter
mix
well.
Press
evenly
and
firmly
around
sides
and
bottom
of
pie
pan
saving
two
tablespoons
for
topping,
if
desired.
Chill.
Soften
gelatin
in
water.
Beat
egg
yolks
slightly;
add
sugar,
lemon
juice
and'
salt.
.Cook
over
hot
water,
stirring
until
mixture
coats
spoon.
Remove
from
heat;
stir
in
softened
gelatin
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RIGHT
SEED
IS
ESSENTIAL
-No
matter
how
favorable
the
weather
or
soil,
results
are
sure
to
be
disappointing
unless
one
uses
good
seed.
This
costs
but
a
few
cents
a
packet
but
it
is
vital.
It
is
also
vital
to
use
seed
that
is
suitable
for
local
conditions.
Something
that
might
give
wonderful
results
in
other
places
may
be
far
too
tender
TENDER
PLANTINGS
It
is
i
now
about
last
call
for
planting'
or
setting
out
those
tender)
flowers
and
vegetables
that
will
not
stand
any
frost.
Dahlias,
gladioli,
penunias
and
other
soft-stemmed
started
flowers
are
in
this
category,
and
also
squash,
melons
and
pumpkins.
Some
of
these,
it
is
true,
will
survive
a
light
frost,
but
usually
the
damage
sets
them
back
so
that
they
will
never
really
catch
up.
Witn
the
seeds
and
bulbs,
of
course
one
can
plant
a
week
or
ten
clays
before
the
last
light
frost
because
the
plants
will
not
be
exposed
above
ground.
There
is
not
much
advantage
in
early
planting
bccau.se
none
of
these
tender
things
really
start
to
grow
until
both
soil
and
air
are
warm.
One
safe
shortcut,
however,
is
open
to
the
amateur.
Using
special
waxed
paper
caps,
which
are
placed
over
individual
10
ONLY
TOPCOATS
Reg.
Value
to
$45.00
FINAL
DAY
SPECIAL
15
ONLY
SUITS
'
Reg.
Value
to
$42.50
FINAL
DAY
SPECIAL
12
ONLY-SPORT
JACKETS
Reg.
Value
to
$27.50
FINAL
DAY
SPECIAL
9.95
14.95
S9.95
f.
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marriage
and
lemon
rind.
Cool
until
when
planted
in
Prince
Rupert.
(
mixture
beglns
to
thicken.
Fold
j
in
stiffly
beaten
egg
whites.
Pour
striking
figure
in
this
excellent
closeup
in
the
Princess
Chateaii
de
L'Horizon
at
Cannes,
France.
The
couple
will
soon
parties-
ipate
in
a
Moslem
wedding
ceremony.
into
crumb
crust;
sprinkle
remaining
crumbs
over
top.
Chill
until
firm.
I
Yield:
1
9-inch
pie.
a
o
ftwo
months
in
jail
Thursday
George
Payne,
operator
of
Voters'
List
Hits
Record
he
pleaded
guilty
to
a
lunch
counter
on
Sixth
Strict,
after
j
of
registrations
of
14,046
in
1945
was
fined
'$300
with
an
option'
charge
of
keeping
liquor
for
sale
'when
11,196
actually
voted.
1
00
ONLY
PAIRS
MEN'S
SHOES
Black
and
Brown.
All
sizes.
qj
a-
Reg.
Value
to
$10.95.
FINAL
DAY
MttJd
50
ONLY
JACKETS,
COAT
SWEATERS
Reg.
Value
to
$9.75
Qff
FINAL
DAY
SPECIAL
$O.VD
40
ONLY
Sleeveless
WOOL
SWEATERS
I
hills
or
plants,
one
can
plant
seed
or
set
out
plants
from
two
to
three
weeks
ahead
of
normal.
!
These
caps
act
as
miniature
out-':
door
greenhouses.
With
two
small
rural
divis-
I
ions
with
votes
not
exceeding
sixty,
having
yet
to
report
their
registrations
and
courts
of
revision
still
to
provide
their
additions
which
will
probably
number
a
couple
of
hundred,
.the
federal
voters
list
for
Skeena
in
the
forthcoming
election
al
I
The
melons
are
usually
grown
IT
PAYS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
95c
in
hills.
These
are
beds
a
foot
Reg.
Value
to
$4.95
FINAL
DAY
SPECIAL
.
1'OTE
Only
one
of
each
item
to
a
customer.
ALL
SALES
FINAL
O
0
INo
telephone
Calls.
No
C.O.D,
s.
ALL
SALES
FINAL
ly
(e
ml
or
so
in
diameter
and
about
two
to
three
feet
apart.
They
art'
heaped
up
a
few
inches
above
the
surrounding
earth.
This
allows
them
to
drain
well
an'
also
to
absorb
more
sun,
which
they
love.
Hills
are
made
by
scraping
out
about
six
inches
of
the
surface
soil,
filling
with
rotted
manure
or
some
similar
rich
mixture,
then
topping
off
with
an
inch
or
so
of
line,
light
soil
in
which
the
seeds
are
planted.
Cigarette
Tobacco
YOU
DON'T
GET
HERE
IN
TIME
FOR
THE
ABOVE
SPECIALS
PLEASE
DON'T
BLAME
US
ready
exceeds
that
of
1945,
it
was
announced
last
night
by
Returning
Officer
Rod
MacLeod.
The
1945
roll
included
many
transient
dry
dock
workers
so
the
increase
for
this
election
is
taken
as
an
indication
of
substantial
and
permanent
growth
in
populatio.
The
total
of
registrations
so
far
In
this
election
is
14,918
as
compared
with
the
final
total
1NAL
DAY
SPECIALS
START
AT
9
A.M.
VIRGIN
MUD,
SWEET,
BRIGHT
Saturday
June
11th.
The
Above
and
Many
More
Specials
at
William
F.
Stone
"CLOTHES
OF
DISTINCTION"
HEALTH
HINTS
The
cleaner
and
healthier
a
gardrn
the
less
liable
it
is
to
be
attacked
by
posts.
Frequent
cultivation
and
im
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proper
spacing
of
plants,
as
emphasized
earlier,
is
most
import
ant.
A
little
-che-Ynical
fertilizer.
fled
at
the
mile,
while
first
prize
Michael
Kciss
was
imea'u
speckilly
recommended
for
the
FHERS
ROYAL
PLE
TEA,
SALE
in
the
big
raffle,
an
electric
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in"
garden,
will
also
help
to
keep
stove,
went
to
Mrs.
Liversidee.
city
police
court
Thursday
after!
plants
robust.
As
this
may
bum
Pur-
Florence
Delnhn
won
the
sec-
h
lmH
nlrarir-ri
fmtn.v
tn
i
"
if
it
"
comes
comes
in
in
direct
direct
contact!
iiERS
The
Royal
ond
prLc,
an
auto
rug,
while
d)ai.ge
of
joyrW,B
ln
an
auto.
with
roots
or
leaves
it
.
should
be
applied
carefully
and
according
to
directions.
embroidery,
is
the
third
prize
still
unclaimed.
a
successful
sale
of
work
e
of
home
cooking
last
?
afternoon,
and
bingo
v
night
in
the
Elk's
Hall.
Berg
won
the
cake
raf-
his
own.
in
court
He
by
was
Rod
,
mobile
not
i
represented
MacLeod.
'
one
oi
me
saiest
ways
is
to
I
dissolve
in
water
and
apply
as
a
liquid.
Fringes
about
the
flower
or
I
Adve'tise
in
the
Daily
News!
V
Both
VJer&
ntented
Carnation
Babies
says
MRS.
P.
K.
LEITCH,
c
vegetable
garden
should
not
be
neglected.
If
weeds
are
allowed
to
thrive
here
they
may
harbor
a
lot
of
insects
and
other
pests
which
will
give
trouble
at
the
first,
opportunity.
If
possible
trim
with
mower
or
scythe,
or
at
least
spray
with
some
chemical
weed
killer.
Another
precaution
is
to
have
a
sprayer
or
dust-gun
handy,
OLD
AGE
PEHS10HS
MOTHERS'
ALLOW
All
CEG
gradual
dietitian
of
Alexander,
Man.
Many,
many
mothers
with
dietetic
training
and
experience
have
used
Carnation
formulas
for
their
babies.
But
you
don't
have
to
be
a
dietitian
to
use
a
Carnation
formula.
Carnation
is
widely
accepted
as
the
(referred
milk
for
infant
feeding.
Homogenization
and
heat
refinement
make
Carnation
unusually
digestible
so
that
it
agrees
with
babies;
evaporation
makes
it
double-rich
so
that
it
can
be
exactly
diluted
to
suit
each
baby;
and
sterilization
brings
it
to
your
home
absolutely
safe
and
pure.
Ask
your
doctor
about
a
Carnation
formula
for
your
baby.
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preacher
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Islands,
was
instrumental
in
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rescue
of
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fishirr
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the
son
of
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hunter,
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a
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minister
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