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'
prince
Gtspetf
Daflp
Xutm
,
Saturday,
March
19,
1949
n?mm
FLOORING
The
"
'
Experts
Say
Reminiscences
'
By
W.
3.
and
REFLECTIONS
I
Q.
Is
it
Injurious
to
moistei
j
the
hair
with
water
too
fre
.
quenUy?
.
l
A.
Yes;
if
this
ts
doneta
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
Ey
ANNE
ASHLEY
MAPI.E
STRIP
two
egg
yolks;
three
table-
Spring
is
here
and
'
mae
spoons
butter;
two
egg
whites;
syrr.p
already
is
making
its
ap-!
one-quarter
cup
maple
syrup,
pep
ranee
In
the
market
stalls.
Mx
flour,
salt
and.
maple
Fire
in
DeLuxe
Spokane
Doghouse
SPOKANE
When
the
Kan
Moore
family
heard
Boots,
the
retriever,
burking
furiously
after
midnight,
they
discovered
it
came
from
his
rie'.ux?
do;;
hon'-e,
which
was
on
fire.
Boots
was
inside.
The
blaze
had
started
from
a
short
circuit
in
the
clod's
electric
heating
pad.
He
barkeu
his
own
fhe
alarm.
Winnipeg's
bakers
have
gone
on
strike
and
thousands
of
families
are
limited
to
a
loaf
a
da;
while
those
who
come
late
got
If
the
housewife
wants
to
try
often
It
causes
the
hair
to
be
come
harsh
and
dry,,making
i
break
easily.
Q.
What
can
i
use.
as
a
sub
FIR
OR
HEMLOCK
SIDING
ALL
TYPES
SASH
AND
DOOR
...
arid
a
Complete
Supply
of
General
Construction
Ma-
ierjals.
syrup.
Add
hot
milk
gradually
and
cook
in
double
boiler,
stirring
constantly,
until
mixture
thickens
.
Cook
15
minutes,
stirring
occasionally.
Add
a
fmall
portion
of
the
hot
mix
Q.
How
can
I
remove
scratches
from
furniture?
A.
Use
equal
quantities
of
best
salad
oil
and
vinegar;
mix
none.
It's
all
very
Inconvenient
To
be
able
to
bake
an
ovenfull
of
a
new
"syrup"
dish
on
her
family,
here
is
a
recipe:
"
Maple
Rite
Puidinc
-Ingredients:
one-quarter
cup
rice;
two
cups
milk;
2'2
tablespoon?
cornstarch;
one-haJf
cup
maple
hyrup;
two
e$??
yolks;
two
egg
good,
substantial
bread
nay
not
be
thought
a
social
accomplish-
J
and
bottle,
and
shake
well
be
stltute
for
egg
in
puddings?
I
A.
One
teaspoon
f
gelatin
dissolved
In
hot
mill;,
is
a
ptxx
substitute
for
two
-eggs
whel
,
making
puddings
or
cake.
ment,
but
It's
vorUi
knowing.,
lore
using.
Dip
a
soft
rag
into
i
Eisht
and
Half
Weeks
for
Job
j
WASHINGTON
An
average'
to
have
And
bread
so
handy
around
the
house.
whites;
one-qunrti-r
cup
maple
the
mixture
and
rub
well
into
the
wood.
Equal
parts
of
Unseed'
oil
and
turpentine
are
also
ture
to
the
beaten
egg
yolks.
Stir
into
pudding
and
cook
three
minutes.
Remove
from
heat.
Add
butter
and
fold
in
meringue
made
from
ejg
whites
and
one-quarter
cup
maple
syrup.
S
Boil
rice
in
sailed
water
until
eood.
Beeswax
can
be
useri
tn
Classified
aovertlslne
aa?
tender.
Drain.
Scald
milk
in
man
looking
for
a
job
in
the
United
States
probably
will
take
about
tight
and
a
half
weeks
program
iwm,
enyea
nere,nu
cracks
ln
furniUire
i
brings
results.
'
recently,
was
called
"Little
.
..
.
-
:
boiler.
Blend
syrup.
Yield:
six
servings.
top
of
double
cornstarch
to
a
smooth
paste
Bread
and"
Honey
There's
!
perhaps
longer
to
find
one,
the
Toots."
In
earlier
life,
we
ex-
I
n
philpott,Evitt
I
and
Co.
Ltd.
with
the
one-half
cup
maple
nothing
like
a
slice
of
bread
and
;
census
Bureau
announces,
syrup.
Add
gradually
to
the
honey
to
satisfy
young
appetites
i
perienceti
this,
but
only
now
and
then.
Yet
there
were
occasions
when
some
were
quite
big.
Classified
Atb
Bring
Results!
PHONE
651
;
hot
milk.
Stir
until
mixture
during
after-school
hours,
j
thickens
and
cook
15
minutes.
Home
economists
remind
I
Add
rice
and
well-beaten
egg
homemakers
that
-most
of
Can-
yolks.
Plane
in
greased
baking-
ada's
honey,
either
for
inter-di.sh.
Beat
esg
whites'
until
provincial
trade
or
export
from
stiff.
Gradually
add
the
one-'
Canada,
is
graded
according
to
lit
...of.
..Milt
as
special
as
Apple
Ice
Cream:
Ingredients;
two
cups
grated
apples
(
four
medium
apples')
;
rmp
h:ilf
run
fruit,
nr
finp
ffran-
Away
down
in
O
wrgia
where
the
watermelons
come
from
there
is
a
man
with
an
idea.
Constable
Turner
and
Con
Completely
fed
up
with
all
the
ulated
susar;
one-half
pint.
stable
George
Redhead
jumped
Quarter
cup
maple
syrup,
beat-
government
regulations.
from
behind
a
huilrlintr
sparch.
ins
until
stiff.
Spread
over
the!
ripanlinpss
and
moisture
con
pushing
about,
planned
econ
whipping
cream.
cd
Mazzei's
car
and
found
j
1
pudding.
Bake
in
moderafe
;
tent
are
the
two
factors
stressed
omy,
psychiatry,
admonitions,
Grate
the
unpeeled
apples.
in
the
regulations.
Since
mois-:
After
ev.atjna
'a
small
amount
of
'
endless
broadcasts,
social
con-'
jjfOK
CASES
H.d
from
Page
2
w.
Brown
justified
i)
fiiv
I
Mniei
prosecuUoB
w.
Turner
tesli-j,e
had
made
a
call
Lnerial
Oil
dock
to
a
ture
affects
the
keeping
quality
nnnU
,P,,S,,,
,nn
fmnnfcie
sciousness.
commandments,
rep
ot
honey
it
is
wise
to
keep
it
in
wilh
part
of
sugar
to
preVent
rimands,
talking
down
to,
a
cool,
dry
place.
.
j
discoloration.
Continue
grat-'
nagged
at,
his
habits,
and
the
-jing
and
sprinkling
until
two
state
of
the
nation,
he
asks
that
nnii
rream
An
annle
pnn
nf
nnnip
are'
measured,
there
be
introduced
what
he
bottle
of
rum
beneath
the
,
oven
35
decrees
Fahrenheit!
front
seat.
The
rum
was
found
un,il
delicately
browned,
about
by
himself,
Turner
testified.
15
""null's,
ivia:
six
servings.
Constable
Redhead
testifieeil
,
that
he
had
heard
Turner,
tele
j
Maple
Syrup
I
ream
Ingred-phone
the
taxi
stand
and
"make.lents
tone-half
cup
flour;
one-a
request
for
a
bottle."
About
half
teaspoon
Rait
;one
cup
five
minutes
later,
Mazzel
ap-
maple
syrup;
1,
cups
hot
milk;
peared.
-
s.
i
i....f
dessert
is
always
popular
with
whip
cream
and
fold
into
apple
calls
a
"Leave
Us
Alone
Week.'
'
the
family,
and
especially
one
mixture.
Freeze.
Serves
six.
i
He
has
something
there,
jiie
uXl
swuu
awui
,,ii
the
morning
ol
iid,
using
the
licti-
.
AT
25c
A
DOUBLE
ROLL
WHILE
THEY
LAST.
BORDERS
2c
YARD.
Some
of
these
papers
are
regularly.
priced
at
$1.80
-
-
Paper
a
room
for
$2.50
eoBBon&AKQSdn
'I
saw
Turner
take
a
bottlo
of
"Henry
Biown.y
(
rom
under
the
front
seat
im
!,ir
a
Dome
m
a.
NOW
:.i.a
voice.
ram
i.,
nt
the
other
enu
ooo
mediately
beneath
the
driver'
seat,"
Constable
Redhead
said
"Shortly
after,
Mazzel
asked
me
if
I
sa
yanyone
down
there
waiting
for
a
taxi.
I
sad
'no.'
"
I
idcntilied
himself
as
;.
Turned
said,
and
to
the
Imperial
O.'
minutes
afterward
As
In
all
three
cases,
Mr
Branca
called
on
no
defenre
witnesses
and
told
the
court
TO
urn
I
Parking,
Crating
in
and
General
jut
and
Storage
il!!!!l!lill!ll!ll!!!!!llIII!l!l!!!li!a!S!lf:l
that
his
defence
argument
in
this
case
would
be
similar
to
that
used
in
the
Julian
case
earlier.
PHONED
FOR
BOTTLE
Policemen
involved
in
ttw
Montesano
case
were
Constables
Gordon
Simons
and
D.
W.
Turner.
Simons
told
the
court
he
had
telephoned
a
Third
Avenue
stand
about
4:45
on
the
morn
WHAT
IS
THE
DRAUGHT'
QUICK!
RATING
OF
YOUR
CHIMNEY?
jBplete,
Reliabla
and
r
nt
Service,
call
iay's
Cartage
!prage
Limited
i
Park
Avenues
Sand
ablished
1910
lies
(0
and
68
You
don't
know?
Neither
do
we
offhand,
Iiunu,
but
uui
we
wc
have
nave
the
nic
truiijiiiciii
equipment
to
test
the
draught
and
if
you
suspect
your
chim-
ney
of
imperfect
drawing
powers,
consult
us.
If
your
chimney
needs
more
length
we
will
tell
you
exactly
how
much
should
be
added.
THOM
SHEET
METAL
Ltd.
S5i
First
Ave.
E.
Black
884
ing
of
March
6
from
a
'phone
at
the
entrance
of
the
Cow
Bay
j
fishermen's
floats.
I
I
Constable
Simons
testified
that
the
accused
was
reluctant
to
deliver
the
bottle
but
finally
,
agreed
to
do
son
on
the
insist-ance
of
tile
fictitious
Henry
!
Fishermen!
Green.
As
in
the
other
cases,
there
was
merriment
among
the
court
spectattors
when
the
constables
demonstrated
their
affected
Indian
voices.
Testimony
to
support
the
110PRACTOR
Hushes,
D.C,
Ph.C.
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Besner
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it
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OF
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NEVER
ENDS
i
f
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I
;
I
1
crowns
claim
tnat
jvioniesano
was
operating
a
taxi
cab
out
of
the
Third
Avenue
stand
was
given
by
Assistant
City
Treasur
Get
that
high
speed
engine
of
yours
ready
to
do
a
Job
this
"coming
season.
Avoid
the
last
minute
scramble,
have
us
check
it
over
for
you.
If
an
orerhaul
is
required
we
should
have
the
engine
now
in
order
to
strip
down
and
secure
any
parts
that
might
not
be
Immediately
available.
TIME
IS
LIMITED.
We
are
equipped
for
and
specialize
in
the
overhaul
of
CHRYSLER
MARINE
ENGINES.
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
,
rilONE
566
er
William
Long
who
said
that!
city
hall
licencing
records
showed
it
to
be
so.
Long
gave
similar
testimony
in
the
Mazzel
case.
George
L.
Bordie,
clerk
in
the
Government
T.S.S.
NCE
RUPERT
Agent's
office,
introduced
as
a
witness
by
the
Crown,
testifide
that
he
believed
Masozei
to
be
the
registered
owner
of
the
car
SAII.S
FOR
which
the
Crown
alleged
was
used
In
the
offence.
Commenting
on
the
Mazzei
case.
Magistrate
Vance
said:
"I
must
draw
the
same
conclusion
in
this
case
that
I
did
from
the
one
this
morning
(the
Julian
caset.
The
evidence
is
the
same
as
itUs-to-that.
MICOUVER
ITKRMIDIATE
PORTS
H
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at
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p.m.
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Jii:sUAY
MIDNIGHT
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servkes
include:
Blood
rransjusion,
Aid
to
SUk
and
Disabled
Veterans,
Outpost
Hospitals,
Treatment
for
Crippled
Children,
Nutrition
Services,
First
Aid
and
Home
Smrt-ing
Courses,
Swimming
and
Hf'attr
Sjfely,
etc.
In
finding
Montesano
guiuy.
THE
Skeena
Construction
&
Cabinet
Co.
Builders
and
General
Contractors
FLOOR
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AND
CABINET
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under
the
N.H.A.
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20
down
payment-balance
in
easy
mor.thly
payments
over
a
period
of
15
to
20
years.
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the
magistrate
said:
'l
must
nervations
Write
I
or
Call
R
ItKPOT
OFFICE
J'CE
RUTERT.
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J
,
f
take
the
same
stand
in
this
case
the
evidence
is
the
same.
There
is
only
one
inference
to
draw
that
is
that
the
liquor
was
kept
on
hand
for
this
purpose."
At
request
of
Crown
Counsel
Brown
the
magistrate
reserved
sentence
in
all
three
cases
until
this
morning.
9
"Operations
Peacetime"
Is
still
being
fought
by
thousands
of
our
veterans.
We
must
help
them
win!
With
your
contributions,
the
Red
Cross
brightens
the
dull
days
of
our
war-wounded
.
.
.
visiting
them
regularly
.
.
.
providing
them
with
candy
and
comforts,
tobacco,
entertainment
and
books.
',,,,,.
s
Canadian
Red
Cross
Lodges,
affiliated
w
ith
Veterans
Affairs
tals,
are
in
operation
across
Canada.
I
Iere,
patients
relax,
enjoy
music
and
games,
visit.with
families
and
friends.
Those
who
are
able,
learn
profitable
and
entertaining
handicrafts.
Red
Cross
Lodges,
too,
provide
overnight
accommodations
for
visiting
out-of-town
parents
and
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Often,
this
alone
makes
visits
possible.
Show
our
war-wounded
you
have
not
forgotten.
Help
them
in
their
battle
for
recovery.
Remember,
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you.
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!
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