B
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
13,
1950
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Re-unitins
the
stars
of
"The
Egg
and
I,"
Claudette
Colbert
and
Fred
MacMurray,
a
record-breaking
comedy,
"Family
Honeymoon,"
opened
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
Wednesday
and
is
bring
repeated
tonight.
The
story
is
about
a
young
widow
wilh
three
lively
children
and
iher
marriage
to
a
college
professor
who
bravely
takes
his
bride
and
her
three
youngsters
on
a
honeymoon
at
the
Granfl
Canyon
of
Arizona.
The
trip
to
the
Canyon
and
(he
visit
there
present
a
series
of
hysterically-funny
Incidents)
as
the
children
get
into
one
(f-capade
after
another.
Baffled
THVRSUAT
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4:00
Richard
Seaborn
Foursome
4:15
Stock
Quotations
Si
Int.
4:30
Captain
Dick
4:45
Recorded
Interlude
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
Rendezvous
Room
5:30
Record
Album
6.00
Cahada
at
Work
6:15
English
Favourite
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
The
Inside
Story
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Eventide
8:00
CBC
Round
Table
8:30
T.B.A.
8:45
Talk
9:00
Winnipeg
Drams
9:30
CBC
Van.
Concert
Orch
10
00
CBC
New."
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Focus
10:30-Dance
with
CHS.
MHONEYMo!
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HJ
E.
P.
RANCHHOUSE
This
is
the
12-room
ranch
house
on
tho
Duke
of
Windsor's
4,000-acre
ranch
near
Pekisko,
Alta..
65
miles
southwest
of
Calgary.
The
ranch
was
purchased
bv
the
Duke
whll
still
Prince
of
Wales.
At
present
only
about
200
t,ul
of
mavbred
cattle
and
sheen
arp
nwn
hu
WED.
IHURS.
.
Matinee
Wed.
2
p.m.
Evenings
7
-
B
p.m.
the
the
Du
Duke.
This
photo
was
talien
when
Hi?
Duke
and
Du.
h,v
ImsI
visitpH
tiw.ir
rthin,
in
1941
This
week
they
are
visiting
the
l
unch
a
::;tin.
Tli-
re
have
b.'en
rumors
t.hr
r:,nrl,
m
.
sold
but
they
are
denied.
(CP.
Photo)
in
their
romantic
quest
for
honemooning
privacy,
Claudette
und
ttc
Canon
Prockter
Sizes
12-20,
38-44
16'2
to
24
'a
Eyesore
And
and
Fred
oome
to
a
hasty
part
Days
Of
Reality
Taking
Leave
Canon
ProckU
r
has
pruuii.-.'-d
'.
look
alter
the
wurK
of
Command
Chaplain
(Pi
G.
L.
Cullaif!
ui.
)i.
M.C.S.
Nacl'.n.
Esquimult.
lie
expects
to
be
back
in
Prince,
Kuperi
on
June
3uili.
It
is
possible
thai
oiy;
or
more
in?
of
the
ways,
a
situation
abetted
by
the
machinations
of
a
crafty
blonde,
portrayed
by
Rita
Johnson
who
wonlrl
like
It's
Unclean
Mess
In
a
letter
before,
city
counci;
Munuay
min,
Prince
Rupcr;
the
professor
for
herself
and
At
a
stleclaI
meing
of
the
St.
makes
no
bones
about
it.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Church
iicana
Tropi
We
arc
lMiig
In
tlays
of
reality
with
evidence
that
Russia
today-has
an
air
force
with
9,000
transport
and
other
heavy
planes
and
that
they
have
the
larecst
armv
if
ALWAYS
FIRST
QUALITY
of
the
younger
members
of
his
cnamber
of
Commerce
demand-
The
cast
includes
Hattie
Mc-
""""l"c
u"
'"Bin,
me
Daniel
and
Chill
Wills
Rector-
Canon
Basil
F-
Prockter
Jime
At
ed
that
the
"eye
sore
and
unsanitary
mess'
on
Second
Avenue
be
cleaned.
They
were
referring
to
In
the
world,
the
largest
air
force
family
will
travel
with
him
to
Regina
to
visit
the
grandparents.
Mrs.
Procktcr
will
remain
at
home.
For
part
of
the
time,
thf
ralli
The
children
are
portrayed
by
three
of
Hollywood's
most
en-';asinj
juvenile
plyers,
Glgij
was
granted
leave
of
absence
for
May
and
June.
Canon
Prockter
leaves
here
on
April
24
and
goes
first
to
a
erad-
the
and
have
the
largest
navy.
'
We
have,
for
Instance,
the
ruins
of
the
Central
Hotel
5
WALLACE'S
5
.
DEPT.
STORE
r4
Perreau.
sensation
of
"Enchani
figures
In
Jane's
annual
book,
recently
published,
and
today
regarded
as
almost
an
official
nuh-
mcnt,"
Peter
Miles
and
Jimmy
i
!
"'union
at,
fcmmanucl
Col-
cdral
will
be
supplied
by
the
Hi
v
Hunt.
jle6e-
Saskatoon
and
then
on
to
L.
J.
Hales,
L.Th.,
of
Kinistinc,
Much
of
the
picture's
comedy!
Rceina
for
six
weeks'
duty
at
St.
Sask...
who
will
be
in
Prince
Ru-actlon
is
backgrounded
at!PauI's
Pro-Cathedral
at
the
in-
pert
approximately
from
May
5
licatlon,
to
show
that
Russia
now
Council
was
advised
by
a
member
that
the
owner
had
lei;
town
following
the
blaze
and
has
not
been
heard
of
since.
In
addition,
taxes
have
not
been
paid.
Ihe
matter
was
retcrreu
to
Ui':
Board
of
Works
committee
who
will
clean
the
site
and
charce
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
It
pays
to
advertise.
!
!
Grand
Canyon.
I
vitation
of
the
Dean
of
Qu'Ap-
to
June
5.
Mr".
Hull's
has
many
;
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Olf
FRIDAY-
A.
M
7:00
Musical
Clr
8
00CBC
Ne
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
:15
Morning
fionp
.
8:30
Music
lor
Modern
1
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Com
fy
15
-Morning
.Jevullori,
9:30
Morning
Concert
'
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Ellen
Harris
10:15
Carson
Robison
10:30
Melody
Time
10:45
Rita
Martin's
Musical
Kitchen
11:00
Kindergarten
oi
the
Air
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
..
Message
Period
11:33
Rcc.
Int.
11
:45-Scandinavlan
Melodies
I2:00-Mid-Day
Melodies
12:15-.
CBC
News
12:25
Prog.
Resume
12:30
B
C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
Afternoon
Concert
1:30-Bernie
Braden
Tells
a
Rtorv
1
:45
Needlepoint
rs
You'll
find
Mtr.
nourishment
a.
quality
j,,
the
(
Milk
tins.
pur
.
meals
and
lor
ti
mula
you'll
find
and
convenient.
pene
wno
nas
the
task
of
admin-
friends
in
this
area,
having
ii
:has
360
submarines
and
expects
to
have
between
750
and
1,000
submarines
next
year.
This
Is
merely
an
Indication
of
the
kind
of
reality
we
are
facing.
j
(The
foregoing
is
from
Han.
;
istering
the
Diocese
of
Qu'Appellp
worked
as
a
missionary
priest-
at
BROADWAY
CAFE
until
a
new
Bishop
is
elected.
For
Vanderhoof
and
Smithers
from
i'le
tost
against
the
property.
II..
U.1
.
.
.
I
nie
last
pari
oi
ins
absence.
1927-37
sard,
and
the
speaker.
Gcorcn
Drew,
Leader
of
the
Opposition).
PACIFIC
kll.
f?MU
Bt
Food
mm
!
Fewer
Are
Eatipg
In
Restaurants
TOPvONTO
XJeoige
F.
Heck-man,
president
of
the
Canadian
Restaurant
Association,
in
convention
here,
says
reports
from
various
parts
of
Canada
suggest
a
decline
in
the
sale
of
meals
of
liom
two
to
twelve
per
cent.
Inert
?sed
.iving
custs
find
(ar
more
pcrs.
ms
eating
.u
home.
For
the
Best
in
Watch
Repairs
SEE
,
GEORGE
COOK.
JEWELLER
K"
"X
You'll
ho
Satisfied
.Wi
3rd
Ave.
frinest
Cookiny
2:OOSchool
Bdcst.
National
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
CBR
Presents
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
Don
Messcr
and
His
Islanders
Prince
RupeH
I
Hours
7
am
r
l
a
m
Fot
rake-Home
Orders--Phone
200
100
3rd
Ave.
Bo
I
Because
the
lactic
acid
in
uerkruti.!
Melt
butter
add
Hour
and
.K--
You
will
be
delighted
u
SAUERKRAUT
IS
ONE
OF
THE
WORLD'S
vine,,,
in
i!
imur.
oout.
Ml
aeaaoning..
Pl.c
this
fragrant
tea
MOST
HEALTHFUL
VEGETABLE
DISHI
11
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t
oi
il
in
M
Recommended
for
Spring
Eating
Because
It
Actually
Increases
Appetite
and
go
od
for
you
.
.
.
serve
,4
PRESERVE
JL!
keep
them
in
condition,
pmh-theeked,
iritt,tty
td.
and
pith
keen
appetite
and
inereametl
m
nnr
,
nl
SERVING
SAU
the
menu
than
anv
other
ihinm
I
The
aauerkraut
juice
know
of."
IT'S
HM
inciuaM
whether
yo
Libby'a
Sauerkraut
aa
the
can,
or
in
aalada
MODERN
METHODS
INCREASE
I
VALUE
OF
SAVERKRAVT
When
aauerkraut
ia
served
ft
X".
10
SIC
uaeiul
lactic
acid
content
Sauerkraut
aa
made
today
in
Libby'a
and
its
beneficial
e
Recta
uou.iu
in.u-n
ia
lar
auperior
to
that
aiHi
fi
j
-f--Li
I
.
i
I
i
SIMPLE
w
(Li
i
i
.
iirv
the
choicest
cabbage
are
used,
and
RE
PREP
OF
SAU
PEOPLE
FROM
ING
ABOUT
1
DELICIOt:
Take-Out
Ordc-Chicken
in
the'
8aurkrut
la
mora
than
a
delieioua
vefeubla;
it
ia
a
valuabl
addition
to
dwt.
A
fivouriu
for
oanturiaa
twauit
of
iU
piaaaantly
atimulatiaf
flavor,
acienca
haa
found
that
aauarkraut
ia
moitf
the
moat
valuabli
of
pravantivt
and
corrective
fooda.
EASY
TO
DIGEST
Kauarkraut
haa
all
th.
baneScial
propartiaa
of
cabbar
in
a
mora
aaaily
dimtM
form,
and
it
ia
mora
valuable
a
food.
Tha
prooaaa
which
it
undar-f
ot
prndueaa
lactic
acid,
th
aaaa
typa
jf
act.c
bacilli
hich
ia
fouid
buttarmilk,
yahourt
and
ac-ur
milk,
all
of
which
ara
w.U-known
for
thair
bealth-givini
propartiaa.
PRAISED
BY
SCIENTISTS
Among
tha
many
aciantiata
who
hav.
bn
convincad
of
tha
mat
valua
of
Muarkraut
ia
PaaUur,
tha
fatbar
of
PaaKuniation,
who
placad
it
firtt
of
all
WfttaUn
from
a
health
aUcdpoint.
Sauarkraut
haa
ofUn
baan
prescribed
a
an
appetiter
and
an
aid
to
diteation,
nd
ia
known
to
have
the
effect
of
retarding
many
diaaaaaa
of
middle
and
old
age.
DESERVES
POPULARITY
Sauerkraut,
which
ratee
K
hiih
in
food
While
the
alight
auieguaraa
aga
fit
v
-
rt
w
"7
miw
nneiy
cut
witn
aDaoiuu
uniformity
by
apecially
conatructed
machines.
Thie
insurea
even
and
uniform
fermentation.
The
correct
pro-portinna
of
aalt
and
cabbagea
are
scientifically
mainUined
and
the
temperature
ia
regulated.
The
moat
scrupulous
cleanliness
ia
observed
throughout
the
entire
process
of
manufacture
and
a
uniformly
hmh
.nH
oi
vitamins
in
an
open
pan
SAUERKRAUT
this
spring!
ita
vitami
nunc.
M
7i)
product
is
the
result.
jaueiY
Tfc
fc
jf'
spoils
TTid
with
R.
b
i
lemon
iuic.
Liavonnaim
ti&.
CIVIC
CENTRE
DINING
ROOM
RESERVATIONS
AND
TAKEOUT
ORDERS
PHONE
R(i8
SAUERKRAUT
IS
MOST
DIGESTIBLE
You
get
sauerkraut
at
its
flavourful
'
best
when
it
s
prepared
the
expert
Libby
way.
Libby's
is
the
most
delicious
sauerkraut-always
crisp,
firm
tod
FORM
OF
CABBAGE.
Rot
fO
fOnlt
MIUfIhiiI
I
Sauerkraut
contains
all
tVJ
nwsiMiauv
ailu
VMrv
l,n
(null,..
.
I
elements
of
the
cabbage.!
,
r
tidm
buu
iena
flivniiM
ita
k
liur..)
i
.
-
-
wuuueriui
appetizer
anj4
va.ue,
ia
one
of
the
mott
healthful
and
nioit
economical
vegaubla
diahaa
you
ii
ui
digestion,
health-giving
la
.
r
7
w"tinui
mctic
ier-I
.
menta.
Just
cook
,
the
fatty
meats
until
quite
well
done,
then
add
the
aauer-
7
Aon
ftibn
mi
r
i
m
of
--'
v.
nno.
in
ine
wnmi
nf
i
if
.
.
-
d
v
in
nitnra'
I
ataaBBBMl
fl
I
il
l
i
vCTN
I
!
"";
cooking
together
only
until
the
g.mui
oe
comes
thoroughly
heated
fiauerkraut
iuat
aa
it
comes
from
ZT
v
M
Jin
retains
all
of
its
vitamin
and
appetizing,
neverbitter,
sweet
or
rancid.
It
is
uniformly
golden
in
colour,
with
a
pleasantly
stimulating
tuag.
Only
the
choicest
cabbage
art
used
in
its
preparation,
and
every
step
is
carefully
controlled
to
assure
uniformly
delicious
eating.
There
art
I
-"T71
propertiea
when
served
aa
a
iV
LEARFI
TO
DANCE.
.
I'hone
Uiday
for
information
nbntit
the
sprf
classes.
Have
fun
meeting
now
friends
while
J
iiance
the
latest
steps
In
modern
dancing
at
.
Prince
Ruperl
Dance
Phone
Green
491
Mary
MacDonoU,
LOW
TRIt:E3
NOV
IN
tFi'K'r
till
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many
interesting
ways
of
serving
Libby's
Sauerkraut
in
salads
and
hot
dishes
and,
of
course,
it
it
delicious
just
as
it
comes
from
tht
can.
It
1
i
p
i
',
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?
A
1
EASY
TO
MAKE
SAUERKRAUT
DISHES
V-
Baked
Sauerkraut
1
tin
Libby'a
Sauerkraut
3
slices
bacon,
diced
H
"P
Libby'a
Tomato
Juice
li
cup
buttered
cracker
crumba
Mil
aauerkraut
with
bacon
fried
until
crisp.
Place
in
buttered
baking
dish.
Add
tomato
and
top
with
crumba
Bake
25
to
30
minutes
in
moderate
oven,
375
degree
F
KIM
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It
J
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,
J
h
moit
delicious
yem
J
i
WANTED
Sauerkraut
and
Beet
Salad
Cu(
sit
cold,
cooked
beets
Into
fine
el
ice
or
small
cubes
and
mix
with
them
three
cupful
of
Libby'a
Sauerkraut,
rut
large
onion
through
coaree
knife
of
food
chopper
nd
apr.nkle
over
the
top
of
"
Serve
with
either
rreaoa
dreeBing
or
mayco-
Sparerlbtand
Sauerkraut
Take
heavv-hoitnu-i
Quantity
of
good
quality
Spce
logsandlor
lumber.
State
where
available,
price
and
other
part--ularsto
Box
No.
682,
Daily
Ne"
Pn
with
tightly
Biting
cover.
P!
in
the
botU,m
.u.
lim
j
.
.
.
;
7yst
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tiBBT,
McNEILL
A
LIBBY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
?
vU.u
rioos;
inen
iurmrl
pon
mem
aome
aiiced
I
Libby'a
Eauerkr.ui.
th
A
Uyer
of
ap.renfcs,
lhy-(Llsi
kraut,
and
continue
until
the
i
.
i
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