ptinte
Rupert
Dafl?
Jl3eto
ttlJ.
Thursday,
faarch
25,1648
1.
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
f
"PROTECTS
water,
mixing
quickly.
Pour
over
j
apples
in
baking
dish
and
bar.e
j
APPLES
FOR
APPETITE;
ARE
NOW
SEASONABLE
FOR
EASTER
i
in
moderate
oven
350
degrees
F.
YOUR
ROOF?
for
about
40
minutes.
Six
serv-
annlps
uithnut.
nppHnor
SO
Nltt-V
3.
When
peeling
apples
drop
!
lnps-
-
IP
Apple
Meringue
Pie
Legends
associated
with
apples
are
many.
The
Turks
of
ear'.y
ages
believed
that
apples
were
the
true
fountain
of
youth.
They
r
SL,
in
cold
water
to
prevent
Pie
paste
2
larbe
apples,
sliced
2
egg
yolks
Vb
cup
sugar
1
cup
milk
2
egg
whites
ate
them
to
keep
or
regain
the
vitally
of
adolescent
days.
Another
of
the
old
customs
was
the
eating
of
apples
on
Easter
4.
Cover
saucepan
closely
whe.i
making
apple
sauce.
5.
Sugar
toughens
cellulose.
Tf
sauce
is
desired,
cook
without
sugar,
adding
it
when
apples
are
cooked.
Less
sugar
will
bo
Y
2
tablespoons
sugar
Line
a
9-inch
pie
plate
with
morning
to
be
assured
of
good
health
for
the
remaining
part
of
the
year.
With
so
many
of
reauired.
If
whole
pieces
are
V
.
?
it
these
legends
relating
to
health
it
is
no
wonder
that
the
slogan
preferred,
make
a
syrup
and
me
Pae.
r?ei,
core
aim
suet
cook
apples
in
it.
J
aPP'ss
and
Place
ln
tne
Ple
she11-'
6.
Bake
apples
in
a
moderais
1
Beat
egg
yolks,
add
sugar
and.
I,
,
f
'
III
"1r
M
"An
apple
a
day
keeps
the
doc
F.
to
milk.
Pour
this
mixture
ovr
oven
350
degrees
prevent
,
tor
away"
lives
on
year
afte
year.
apples.
uaKe
in
not
oven
i)u
degrees
F.,
for
10
minutes,
then
reduce
temperature
to
325
de-
skin
breaking.
Apple-Ginger
tp
Side
Down
Cake
In
this
country,
Easter
never
was
the
right
season
for
luscious
1
'V
-
V
I
i
s
apples.
The
best
time
to
bite
j
into
a
crisp
appjs
was
when
the
I
first
snow
was'
falling.
Modern
gress
and
bake
30
minutes
longer.
Top
with
meringue
made
from
the
2
egg
whites
and
the
2
tablespoons
of
sugar.
Return
to
moderately
slow
oven,
325
degrees
F.,
to
brown
meringue.
Yield:
one
9-inch
pie.
cold
storage
facilities
ha-e
changed
the
situation
so
that
some
varieties
of
apples
are
still
firm
and
juicy
at
Easter
time.
In
any
case
there
are
plenty
of
3
tablespoons
butter
3
cup
brown
sugar
3
apples
i
'
Vi
cup
mild-flavoured
fat
3
tablespoons
white
sugar
1
egg
Vb
cup
molasses
1
cup
sifted
pastry
flour
OR
1
cup
less
2
tablespoons
sifted
all-purpose
flour
1
teaspoon
baking
powder
Vb
teaspoon
baking
soda
B
teaspoon
salt
1
teaspoon
ginger
y2
teaspoon
cinnamon
'A
cud
boiling
water
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHT.FY
good
apples
ready
for
delicious
apple
dishes.
Home
economists
say
that
some
sink
Q.
How
can
I
clean
the
drain
properly?
'
A.
Take
2
quarts
of
boiling
water
and
Vb-can
of
strong
lye,
nr
notash.
Pour
this
into
the
of
the
general
rules
for
cooking
apples
are
often
Ignored.
General
Rules
for
Cooking
Apples
1.
The
natural
flavor
of
apples
should
be
developed.
This
means
little
added
spice
or
flavouring.
2.
Whenever
possible,
cook
CROW
BlfSCiOU'
century.
r!s
tor
nearly
hau
n
J
to
quality',
THE
CANADA
STARCH
CO.,
LTD.,
Montreol,
Toronto
All
M.iniifjcfrirrri
tf
Canada
Cora
Starch
Melt
butter
in
baking
dish.sink
wasteDiDe
at
nieht
.when
Add
brown
sugar
and
cook
to
-1
ieaving
the
kitchen.
gether
for
2
or
3
minutes.
Peel.j
Q
How
can
l
jve
an
artdd
core
and
slice
apples.
Arrange
gloss
to
trie
nnen?
!
apple
slices
in
butter
and
sugar
j
A
A
gjogg
can
be
produced
by
mixture.
Cream
fat
and
white
maklng
trie
hot
starch
with
sugar
together.
Add
well-beaten
goapy
water.
This
also
prevent?
egg
or
molasses.
Beat
thorough-
tne
iron
f
rom
sticking
to
the
SAMPLER
QUESTIONS
You
letvc
no
loopholci
for
wettticr
when
you
repair
your
roof
with
Plisti-Seal.
It'i
suitable
for
any
type
of
roof
and
it
easy
to
apply.
One
coat
it
sufficient.
Just
pour
it
from
the
container
ind
brush
it
on
cold.
Plasti-Seal
is
manufactured
from
high
grade
asphalt
base
compounds,
oils
and
long
fibre
asbestos.
Ask
your
Ace-Tex
dealer
about
low-cost
Plasti-Seal
for
lasting
roof
protection.'
ly.
Sift
dry
ingredients
and
add
goods
to
mixture.
Lastly
add
boiling
q
how
can
I
improve
.
the
flavor
and
the
texture
of
fudge?
INLAND
FISHERMAN
;
A.
Both
the
flavor
and
the
Inquiries
About
Locac
Ore
Plant
In
Legislature
VS.
ARMY
CADETS
i
Continued
from
Page
One)
TRAYS
AID
HOUSEWli
E
A
tray
to
carry
small
cleaninu
equipment
around
the
house
is
PETERBOROUGH,
Ont.
CP
texture
will
be
improved
u
a
Thp
Minlstpr
of
Mines
in
the
'After
a
two-hour
battle,
George
small
spoonful
of
cornstarch
is
r
rri
i
nr
n
1
(TAuorn
m
trt
mac
TP
'
.
.
j
i""""1-'"'
"
Street,
local
angler,
shouldered
aaaea.
cently
asked
a
number
of
ques
his
rod,
baited
only
with
a
mm
ACE-TEX
BONDED
ROOFS.
ROOFING
AND
SHINGLES.
INSULATED-BRICK
SIDING.
ASPHALT
FLOOR
TILES.
PLASTI-SEAL.
SHEATHINGS.
LUSTERLITE.
DONNACO.NA.
Commander
for
the
duration
of,
handy
for
housewives.
Tray
the
voyage.
ials0
saves
needless
trips
when
The
type
of
inter-service
co-
clearing
the
table.
operation
is
evidence
of
the1
'
"
carrying
out
of
the
spirit
of
the
;
pkivck
ttrrMrr
t.knn
hkcikihnii
,oe
mQrffai
ao
tVlio
ll!THH'T
tions
by
W.
D.
Smith,
member
for
Atlin,
relating
to
the
estab-
straight
hpok,
and
grinned
at
his
catch
a
suit.
A
gust
of
ANNIVERSARY
lishment
of
a
sampling
plant
at
r
.
wind
wina
blew
Diew
the
me
sun-
suit
from
iium
a
a
sec.
ci.-
:
...
K
Prince
Rupert,
in
August
1937.
ona.storey
clotnes
line
to
a
roof
AC
CXV
PIH
The
minister's
replies
were
';beiow.
when
ice
prevented
use
;
VII
UULW
IUJIS
CANADA
ROOF
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
EDMONTON
CALGARY
't
a""cu
luil""
"'"6"
"-""
TAKE
NOTICE
that
COLUMBIA
the
first
time
on
record
that
;
cellulose
company
limited
of
OOth
army
and
navy
personnel
;
142a
Standard
Building.
Vancouver.
manufacturer
of
Columbia,
have
k.
been
combined
.nmhinorf
fm-
for
train-'British
train-
proouctl!,
intends
to
apply
ing
Of
this
type.
tat
a
lease
of
'the
following
described
the
general
effect
that
the
plant
iof
a
ladd
street
confidently
to
Skagway,
In
Particular,
Celebrate
This
Summer
was
built
to
encourage
develop-
i
resorted
his
skill
at
casting,
ment
work
by
prospector
-owners
.
l
.
,
.
.
.
v.
Isnas
"
situate
in
inmiioB
nuMtw
The
vessel
is
one
of
two
such
,Ur
...
forhore
00.
kit
aoway
This
summer
will
GENTLE
anniversary
ships
in
the
United
States
as-jpostte
the
north
end
of
stapiedon
fiftieth
feature
ieature
the
uie
umun
i
,J
.
...ii
rft
-Uh
Island
for
the
purpose
of
a
log
stor-
Klondike
Rush
and
Its
I
'6"
6
"
J
manulac-
Of
the
i
age
ground
and
use
In
the
by
the
purchase
of
small
lots
uf
j
ore
and
to
stimulate
develop-1
ment
in
the
country
adjacent
j
to
the
Canadian
National
Rail-i
'
ways.
It
seemed
to
stimulate
interest
to
some
extent
for
about
throughout
th3
I
University
Reserve
Officer
Units.
,ure
Q,
ceUui0S.
products
at
wataor.
Trio
nthpr
shin
ls
on
the
East'
Island:
Commencing
at
a
post
going
to
last
LAXATIVE
ANTACID
-w.www.
i
a
trifle,
and
get
there
Just
the
I
water
supply
comes
from
the
Coast,
stationed
at
the
Under
same.
No
ooe
is
ever
run
down.
piantect
vpruuiiiii
j
v....
noutheasterlr
of
the
8
B.
corner
of
imwnuL
Collisions
are
unknown.
Rude,
tourist
season.
Skagway,
In
particular,
plans
on
playing
it
up
strong.
The
mayor
of
Skagway,
Pat
Carroll,
.,.,
,,,.oc
thnf
fnr
tho
henefit
SitV
of
Pennsylvania.
Lot
641.
Range
5.
Coast
District
-rh.
The
trQ-ifl
FSIO
anived
arrived
at
at
Il.lO
11
1
"i
this
s
i
ihence
northerly,
rhalns:
40
thence
chains:
southerly.
thence
,11.
I
l-V-.
IL
t
morning
and
will
continue
south-
j
40
chains;
thence
easterly.
5
chains
of
boatload
after
boatload
of
.
ward
at
midnight.
It
Is
tied
up
"nB
acreSg
more
or
.ess.
summit.
A
cable
car
runs
to
the
crest,
and
away
off
yonder
over
the
shimmering
blue
-green
of
the
sea
less
than
a
hundred
miles
ls
where
the
South
Atlantic
and
Indian
Oceans
meet.
Adderley
Street,
the
chief
thoroughfare,
leads
to
the
public
gardens.
Vei'dure
is
remi-tropical,
the
atmosphere
restful.
In
I
L.y
j
Ij
i
painful
occurences
are
left
for
IV
j
lithe
cars.
Perhaps
the
rickshaw
.
boy
Haunts
a
leopard
skin
or
?a.e
of
Capetown
is
;
as
a
pair
of
horns
fixed
In
his
i!ut
of
a
Southern
;
usually
abundant
wool.
But
he
c
'.i'ul
ci'.v.
say
those
ls
not
nearly
as
wild
as
he
would
tu
cmipare.
But
:
iike
to
lock.
Just
window
dress-
tourists,
'
as
they
arrive,
there
;
at
tne
miaaie
or
me
ocean
uu
(
Columbia
cellulose
will
be
re-enacted
scenes
such
;
which
was
the
American
Army
company,
li
mited.
a'
the
gun
fight
that
killed
shipping
centre
here
during
the:
,
;
'
Agnt.
three
years
but
in
the
biggest
year
the
tonnage
handl.?d
amounted
to
less
than
one-half
the
amount
estimated
as
necessary
to
justify
the
service.
The
following
tonnage
of
ore
was
purchased:
1938,
104
tons;
1939,
17
tons;
1940,
171
tons;
1941,
119
tons;
1942,
30
tons;
1943,
1.6
tons;
1944,
3.5
tons;
and
1945,
22
tons.
Since
then
the
building
has
been
demolished
and
the
equipment
stored
in
Prince
Rupert
for
possible
future
use.
war
days.
o;aiu'e
nds.
,
in
lng.
He
it,,
i.
aniinhle
and
smiles
HARD
WEAU
COUNTS
The
expression
'garden"
is
more
fitting
than
park
even
to
this
day.
Long
ago,
the
ground,
in
very
truth,
was
just
that.
Early
voyagers
and
explorers,
Soapy
Smith,
also
the
dramatic
storv
of
Dan
McGrew,
and
dozens
of
other
stirring
classes,
with
the
genuine
northland
for
the
setting.
Sourdoup.hs
will
again
race
over
the
2,400
foot
White
Pa.ss.
It
ought
to
be
a
great
summer
for
the
chechacos.
Cape'
the
influence
;
easily.
t
and
the
dark
contin-
Flanked
by
brooding
Lions
'
son
and
felt.
There
Head
and
Devil
s
Peak,
the
oiaypd
helmets
and
naked
brick-shaped
immensity
A
rirfcihaw
boy
takes
of
Table
Mountain,
3,500
feet
is
of
a
pony.
A
bov
can
a
noble
setting
for
any
town.
rounding
the
Cape
of
Good
Hope,
KIM'E
KITKKT
l.-M
KKI
OHDIM.
.
Sometimes,
mist
drifts
over
the
i
experienced
a
common
problem.
rs
along
,n
bare
feel
sharp,
clear
outline
and
steals
j
This
was
finding
fresh
veget-he
shafts
of
a
neat,
a
along
the
higher
elevations.
They
,
ables
for
the
crews,
if
scurvy
Go
to
your
outdoor
job
wearlnj
Leckie
Work
Booti
and
you'r
all
aet
for
tough
going
underfoot.
Their
molature-resistant
leathers
will
help
keep
your
feet
warm
and
dry
in
all
weathers
and
you
can
count
IIISTHICT
TAKE
NOTICE
thHt
COLUMBIA
REPORT
ON
AIR
BASES
IS
'ABSURD'
rit.
Yuu
ride
for
call
it.
"the
tabicciom.
mc
were
w
on
avuiucu.
mm
strong
walls.
The
latter
are
topped
with
concrete,
into
which
shattered
glass
had
been
stuck.
Informal
sociability
is
not
encouraged.
Capetown,
mother-city
of
all
South
Africa,
can
look
back
across
three
centuries.
CELLULOSE
COMPANY
LIMITED
of
1422
Stanrtnrd
Building.
Vancouver,
j
British
Columbia,
manufacturer
of
j
i
for
rugged
wear
tiny
Dutch
settlement
oi
Capetown
became
the
source
of
a
few
cultivated
acres
that,
expanding
i
comfort.
I
I.J?V
andlona-lastinf
k
fil
!PtV
You'll
easily
find
a
style
Leckie
dealer'.
iVV
vfX
cellulose
products.
Intends
to
apply
j
PAKlb
IP
Th
ine
semi
jpmi.nf
ouitid.1
ficial
described
,
for
a
lease
of
the
following
lands
situate
In
Inverness
Passage,
agency
France-Presse
called
approximately
one
and
one-half
miles
..simply
absurd"
yesterday
-
a
Point.
from
Osborne
for
northwesterly
the
purpose
of
log
storage
ground
Russian
circulated
report
that
and
use
In
the
manufacture
of
cellu-
the
United
States
had
been
inae
pucts
.t
w.nd:-.
anted
new
mUitary
and
air
Commencing
at
a
post
piantea
e
chains
northeasterly
of
the
n
e
cor-
bases
in
French
territory.
in
space
and
fruitfulness,
became
ln
course
of
time,
a
place
of
peace
and
planned
loveliness.
Christmas
is
midsummer,
with
"Build
B.
C.
Payrolls"
ems
ner
of
Lot
420.
Range
o.
oiist
,
it
thence
northwesterly
iou
j
trict:
chains;
chains;
chains.
thence
northeasterly
iu
thence
southeasterly
160
'
thence
southwesterly
10
chains
and
containing
160
acres,
more
picnic
parties
and
Darning
beaches,
warm
breezes
and
sunlit
skies.
It
is"
a
city
of
world
trade,
shipping
and
commerce,
sea,
land
and
air
defence,
education
and
travel
centre.
Locomotives
bear
names,
as
well
at
numbers.
There
are
fine
old
homes
with
lawns
and
flowers
and
fountains,
enclosed
within
or
less.
DATED
March
8,
1948
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
COMPANY.
LIMITED.
Roy.
E.
Morton
Agent.
nrlh
rriurinlierinx
"li
ne
ilaj
"Iloyul
f-ilj''
I'ork
and
IU
iiiim
fr
a
llirifly
.liiinrr
or
1'I
Iiiik
Ik
oii
llisll.
GET
THE
PACIFIC
MILK
HABIT!
uirsT!rio
J41IJ(
t,fl
t,,
'111
at
your
Reliable
Plumbing
Work
Plus
SATISFACTION
!
low
Ar
nil
able!
(ireccr's.
PRINCESS
LINE
to
VANCOUVER
and
way
ports
Every
Monday
10
p.m.
to
A
L
A
S
K
A
Ketchikan,
Wranjell,
Juneau,
.
1
and
Skagway
April
1
and
11
to
ALERT
BAY
and
Vancouver
Mar.
25
and
Apr.
5
This
is
one
habit
that's
good
lor
you,
and
so
nourishing!
Use
it
for
baking
and
cooking,
at
well
as
drinking.
Yes,
Pacific
Milk
is
good.
Try
some
today.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
CANNED
FOODS
We
can
handle
any
job
at
very
moderate
cost.
M1NKKAI.
ACT
Day,
and
night
service.
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
&
Heating
PHONE
10H
Notice
of
A-iplicntlim
tor
Certificate
LOOK
TOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
All
Our
Patrons
of
Improvements
Eenlng
4c
Lake
Fractional
Mineral
Claims.
Situate
in
the
Portland
Canal
Mining
Division,
j
Cassiar,
at
"I'dtr
to
1
.
'
"c
vim
customers
prom
pi
it'iivei,y
"
Tv
nei,wry
to
place
THE
TELEPHONE
-IU'K
ON
A
REGULAR
SCHEDULE.
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
CLAl'SEN
&
SON)
j
i(J.
We
Take
Listings
of
.
.
.
j
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
LINDSAY
MOTORS
LTD.
SECOND
AVEME
AND
FIRST
STREET
Service
Department
Now
Open
for
Business
FLAT-RATE
LABOR
QUOTATIONS
SUPPLIED
ON
REQUEST
PHONE
866
American
t;reea.
Lawful
holder:
Charles
Lundstrom.
Number
of
the
holder's
free
miner's
certificate;
14039-P.
Take
notice
that
I.
W.
H.
Forrest,
Df
Victoria.
B.C.,
acting
as
agent
for
Charles
Lundstrom,
of
Stewart.
B.C..
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
14039-F,
intends,
at
the
end
of
sixty
days
from
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
Certificates
of
Improvements
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
Crown
grants
of
the
above
i'jl
APRIL
1,
ploasc
place
WEEK-,ly
,UI,I'.US
P.EFORE
10
A.M.
to
ensure
early
de-
SAVOY
HOTEL
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHINO
EQUIPMENT
ANli5f.KKK-END
ORDERS
NOT
LATER
h
'
M.
I
HLDAY.
Thank
You.
TRY
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
fioneer
Food
Market
rhone
37
P
O.
Box
514
-
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QUICK
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
(Just
East
of
Lipsett's,
waterfront)
n
Phone
Green
97
B
I
claims.
!
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
section
85
of
the
"Mineral
Act,"
must
be
commenced
be-1
I
fore
the
Issuance
of
such
Certificate
I
of
Improvements.
Dated
this
30th
day
of
August,
1
1B47.
W.
H.
FORREST.
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
2
PHONE
.1
I