"
!
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
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Washington,
fire
wood
was
be-1
;ing
chopped
into
convenient
j
J
;
length
for
carting
home.
lirinrt
lUiprrt
HcUjs
Lto.
Friday,
February
13,
1948
Radio
Dial
j
1240
Kilocycle
CF
PR
LONDON'
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in
his
-aparj-y
5
a.
in,m
tw
for
7
I
Target
F()r
T.
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
and
Reflections
(Subject
to
change)
i
ft
j
FR1DAY
PJA.
i
Some
kind
friend
has
sent
this
department
a
copy
of
the!
Saskatoon
Capital,
dated
Aug-
iust
loth.
1907.
The
limp,
faded
The
Experts
Say
"Coa.stul
t
ommaim:
,
lowing
an
'iXTatii
By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
I
hot
main
ui.-h
that
you
know
they'll
like.
i
Corn
and
Cheese
Souffle
In-igredients:
Four
tablespoons
fat:
remains
at
G5.
Legislation
has
been
enacted
whereby
Con-
How
Tuck's
Inlet
came
to
be
chosen
Pacific
terminus
of
the
Q.
How
can
I
remove
gloss
from
a
painted
surface
before
repainting?
A.
Before
painting
the
kitchen
woodwork,
try
washing
it
with
gold
dust
and
a
little
ammonia
in
warm
water.
The
gold
dust
removes
all
dirt
and
grease,
while
the
ammonia
takes
olf
the
gloss
of
the
old
paint.
Q
How
can
I
restore
shrunken
vkoolens?
A.
By
using
clean
soapsuds
a
the
last
rinse.
Squeeze
the
i
pages
numDer
eigni.
;
six
columns
wide.
We
were
earning
bread
and
butter
(not
oleomargarine)
there,
at
that
'time.
The
Capital,
now
the
4:00
Ed
McCuraj
Sfnas
4:15
Stock
Quotation.'
4:30
Especially
For
You
4:45
Sleepy
Time
Story
Teller
5:00
String
Stylings
5:30
Music
by
Sammy
Kaye
5:45
Community
Calendar
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
gressmen
wm
enjoy
a
pension
has
an
interesting
history.
Yes
run
,.
(':Ul
I
make
the
f,.
terday,
the
Daily
News
published
a
letter
signed
by
Geo.
T.
Kane.
of
rubb.i.:
wash
u,;,'i
Q
How
ice
cubi;.
IriRvraior'.
A.
I'm
the
w
:itcr
5:00
Beat
tne
enamps
i
PANCAKE
S
Pancakes
and
maple
syrup,
pancakes
and
sausages;
whichever
way
you
prefer
them
they
make
a
tasty
dish
this
chilly
weather
either
for
breakfast
or
supper.
Home
economists
suggest
a
new-form
pancake
with
a
modern
flavor.
of
'$11,750
with
the
age
limit
lowered
from
65
to
62.
There
is
something
about
this,
strangely
familiar
to
what
is
in
effect
in
other
countries.
One
cannot
cape
such
an
impression.
four
tablespoons
flour;
one
teaspoon
salt;
few
grains
pepper;
one
cup
milk;
one
cup
grated
chees?;
four
egg
yolk;;
two
cups
corn:
four
egg
whites.
Melt
fat,
add
flour,
salt
ana
pepper.
Add
milk
gradually,
stirring
untn
thKk.
Add
grated
Saskatoon
Star,
carried
advertisements
that
today
have
an
unreal
look.
For
example
Good,
Strong
Knockabout
Suits
$8.
Perfect,
High
Grade
Shoes
$3.75.
Yes.
Ripley,
believe
it
or
not.
Behold,
the
proof.
'which
in
itself,
is
one
of
the
several
engaging
and
instruc-j
live
stories
associated
with
the
i
building
of
the
transcontinental
.lie
cubf
woolens
with
the
hands
instead
I
in
utt:u'-tn
I
,
6:36
Three
Suns
and
a
;
Starlet
i
d:40
According
to
Record
6:45
Recorded
Int.
7:00
CBC
News
i
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
These
English
;
8;00
One-night
Stand
j
8:30
Boston
Pops
j
9:00
Dream
Time
;
9:30
Prairie
Schooner.
cheese
and
stir
until
melted.
Pour
over
beat?n
egg
yolks,
add
Wheat
Germ
Pancakes
Ingredients:
Two
cups
sifted
all-
railway.
Port
Simpson
was
for
Seattle
may
not
be
threatened
a
while
regarded
as
the
poten-
!
with
nervous
prostration
but
it
tial
terminus
on
the
west
coast.
is
evident
something
has
man-However,
there
were
reasons
aged
to
get
under
Seattle's
skin
w'hy
the
final
decision
ruled
and
is
in-
no
hurry
to
leave
Farmers
of
Alberta
are
objecting
once
more
to
daylight
purpose
flour
or
2'4
cups
sifted
i
corn,
and
mix
well.
Fold
i.i
otherwise.
1
Pennle
People
living
livine
in
in
Alaska
Alaska
and
and
saving,
rrom
nViu
w
.
paltry
flour;
1U
teaspoons
bak-
j
stiffly
-beaten
egg
w
hites.
Pour
ing
soda;
one
-quarter
cup
wheat
;
into
greased
casserole.
Oven-germ;
one-half
teaspoon
salt;!
poach
in
a
moderate
oven
un
B
('omenj
-
h
1
IW
MAUREEN
til
s?t
about
5Q
minutes.
Serves
,ix.
S
HEP
HEP.
D
SOUFTLE-Inere-dicnts:
One
cup
left-over
meat;
one
teaspoon
minced
onion;
two
Prince
Rupert
have
a
notion
ber
is
growing
time
and
any
1
they
know
the
cause.
Source
of
monkeying
with
the
crops,
or
all
the
trouble
is
up
north.
But
smy
practice
or
policy
adversely
j
then,
Seattle
has
had
trade
and
affecting
harvests
cannot
but
easv
pickings
on
a
platter
for
arouse
their
opposition.
Food
a
long
time.
Yet.
there
used
to
is
important.
There
never
wa.i
be
a
time
when
Seattle
knew
a
time
when
It
wasn't!
Only
the
day
of
small
things.
It
was
more
so,
just
now.
Bless
the
then
nobody
knew
what
Klon-
Good
Earth.
Fads
and
fancies
two
tablespoons
brown
sugar;
two
cups
sour
milk:
1'2
tablespoons
melted
fat.
Sift
flour,
soda
and
salt
together.
Add
wheat
germ
and
sugar.
Add
milk
slowly,
and
beat
until
the
batter
is
smooth.
General
Eisenhower
Is
about
to
commence
his
memoirs
in
order,
as
he
says,
to
provide
security
for
his
family.
Winston
Churchill
also
has
a
tale
to
tell.
It
may
be
finished
by
now,
and
will
be
a
great
one,
if
he
so
wills
it.
Cordell
Hull,
secretary
of
0
he
HOMESTRETCH
in
TECHNICOLOR!
tablespoons
fat:
two
half
-inch
I
slices
soft
bread;
1'3
cups
hot
1
milk
;
two
eggs;
one-half
tea
-
dike
meant,
when
Prince
Ru-
come
and
go.
Dut
11
carries
im
anri
then
add
melted
fat
and
And
to
it
r.mnM.Bnnnficf-1!spoon
salt
:
one-quarter
tea-
pert
was
only
a
name
in
British
forever
if
given
time,
historv
and
jobs
were
scarce,
we
all
return
also,
if
given
t
i
t
1
:
v.
1
-.
state
under
Roosevelt,
is
plac-ing
unwritten
history
before
the
world.
He
w
as
close
to
events.
Eisenhower
is
not
the
first
Am-
;
erican
general
to
write
his
mem-loirs
to
provide
for
his
family.
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
B.
C.
News
10:
15-Lister
Sinclair
10:30
al
Richards
Orch.
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off
SATURDAY
A.M.
7:30
Musical
ClocK
8:00
CBC
News
8:15
Pick
of
the
Hits
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
9:15
Rerords
at
Random
9:30
Melodies
for
Juniors
i
9:59
Time
Signal
1
10:00
Band
Bland
110:15
World
Cnurch
News
1
10:30
Tunes
Kor
Our
Times
'
10:45
CBC
News
I
10:55
Weather
Forecast
11:00
Music
for
Dancing
'
11:30
Weather
Forecast
i
11:31
Messaee
Period
i
11:33
Recorded
There
were
no
buildings
of
any
time.
size
and
plenty
of
ivy-covered
cottages.
Out
on
newly
cleared
land
around
Lakes
Union
and
Advertise
In
tne
bally
News
spoon
paprika;
one
cup
thinly
sliced
cheese:
one
tablespoon
fat;
one
tablespoon
minced
parsely.
Put
meat
and
onion
through
grinder.
Panfry
lor
three
minutes
with
two
tablespoons
fat.
Arrange
in
bottom
of
baking-dish.
Break
bread
into
smal
pieces.'
Cut
cheese
into
small
LEADERS
ALL-TIME
In
the
eighties.
General
Grant,
racing
against
cancer
of
the
throat,
did
it,
penning
the
last
chapter
before
he
passed
on
a
few
weeks
later.
Memoirs
are
of
value
to
the
generations
unborn.
1
to
a
hot
griddle,
or
ngnuy
;
greased
frying-pan.
Cook
until
j
bubbles
form
on
top
and
the
i
edges
are
done.
Flip
and
cook
j
on
the
other
side,
and
serve
at
once.
This
makes
about
18
cakes.
In
place
of
two
cups
of
flour
and
one-quarter
cup
wheat
germ,
ll2
cups
flour,
and
one-half
cup
whole
wheat
flour
maybe
used.
HOT
MAIN
DISH
One
way
of
making
the
family
arrive
for
supper
on
time
is
by
serving
a
.jar's,"
SERVlci
r
J
45A
ijr
RUPERT
RAD
1
1
thin
slices.
Combine
bread,
sal
and
paprika.
Let
stand
2D
utes,
or
until
'ready
to
bake.
Then
fold
in
stiffly
braten
eg
whites.
Pour
into
baking
-dish
over
meat.
Oven-poach
in
r.
!
moderate
oven
until
set
nboir
45
minutss.
Serves
four
to
five.
i
A
letter
from
Brother
Moody
j
came
this
way
a
while
ago.
The
!
j
brother,
vho
lathered
weather-
j
;
beaten
faces
and
clipped
unruly
j
!.
hair
in
Prince
Rupert
long
ago.
j
1
has
been
living
In
Minneapoh
'
t
11:45
Personal
Album
i-.M.
-
12:00
Mid-day
Melodies
for
the
past
few
years.
Prince
Rupert
has
been
kind
to
him.
j
1
1
RUPERT
MARINE
READ
(J.
CLAl'SEN
Si
SON
1
We
Take
LLctlngs
of
.
.
.
1?
He
saved
his
pennies
and
made
a
killing
at
the
first
sab
of
lots.
He
likes
it
here
anyway.
One
could
see
it
in
box
car
letters
between
the
lines.
S-imetimes
:
fellow
can
get
that
way.
12:15
Recorded
Interlude
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
Polka
Time
12:45
Serenade
for
Strings
1
:00
Announcer's
Choice
1:30
Hit
Songs
of
Yesterday
2:00
Tea
and
Crumpets
2:3(1
Musical
Program.
Mont..
3:00
Clearing
Up
the
Weather
3:15
9BC
News
3:25
Recorded
Interlude
3:30
NBC
Symphony
Orch.
01
I
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARll
SILVER
FOR
ETHIOPIA
STOCKHOLM.
CP
A
magnificent
set
of
church
silver,
consisting
of
24
chalices
and
a
;
many
patens,
or
wafer
di.she.-.
have
been
executed
for
Eir.perc
:
Haile
Selassie
of
Ethiopia
by
p
;
firm
of
jewellers
here.
Th
pieces,
made
of
gold
and
silve-brought
from
Ethiopia,
are
t
i
be
donated
to
various
churche;
i
in
that
country.
ERUPTIONS
Jt'i
a
proven
fart
new
"M
V
-k
I
l.f
.,
lirlp
rrmovc
bkin
blemishes
.
.
.
help
votir
kin
to
IxMimir
t,niMther.
.New
NnVA-kKI.!'
(nit
HtDIM.
in
llir
MixxULream
i:ivp
von
older
nere-ry
minerdl.
Gel
.)
A-kU,l'
t(Mla
it
may
lie
your
answer
to
pi
m
n1
health;
iiitrmeil
appetite;
a
rlear,
"
heallhv
completion.
At
rirus
slorel
rvenwhere.
Monev-baek
puarantee,.
BROKERS
IN
BOATS.
MARINE.
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1
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tylM
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tj
before
or
srn.c,
r.tjs
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tr-c
p-k!.:
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outran
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spfiiit.T",
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j
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He
rrt
recordi
picreiy
oiiioor'3
ot
t'.c
finis1"!.
In
21
rices
rir
w
TRY
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QI
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K
SALES
OR
1
1!
AUTI
KS
(Just
East
of
Llpsetf.
Waurfronti
Advertise
in
tne
Dally
News.
rinmf
dm:
Boi
&4I
The
giant
warehouse
here,
handiwork
of
the
United
States
Army
during
the
war,
might
have
been
built
of
steel
and
concrete
had
the
general
question
of
material
been
less
complex,
according
to
waterfront
sewing
circle
gossip.
Had
it
been
otherwise,
no
one
would
have
had
the
nerve
to
even
think
of
the
word
"demolition"
let
alone
mention
it.
A
Tht
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Limited
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C'.OOD
PLACE
TO
B'JY"
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in
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.
fuii
of
yr
ir;
a-vj
ho'iors
Senior
citizens
in
the
United
States
have
had
their
pensions
increased
by
$5
with
no
change
in
the
age
limit
which
d''fe-iti.-d
o'iiy
or...
p-jrjts.
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c
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o
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Rest
Mattress,
Beauty
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Rest
Box
Spring,
Walnut
j
Tables
for
every
purpose
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our
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for
specials
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esteem
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the
exerting,
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justly
merits
its
recognized
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he
1
A
PIECE
OF
GOOD
LUCK
And
it
won't
come
by
picking
up
a
horse
shoe.
You'll
have
all
the
good
luck
you
need
for
buying
or
selling
needed
services
and
articles
by
using
the
classified
section
of
The
Daily
News.
The
Dally
News
Store
opaes
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have
in
stock
cp
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the
necessary
mate:
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rex
to
renew
that
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Store
Name
In
Last
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Paper
Asphalt
Shins!
m:
.jaw!
.
Perfectly
Aged
in
Oak
Barrels
Was
Wrong
-
Hut
The
Bargains
Are
Right)
Follow
The
Crowds'
SALE
ENDS
SATURDAY
(IIEXAOON
and
Mfl
0,OKS
mm
ui
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Shins
jr.ui.l
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Pleasant
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to
Live
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pubiisfiecf
or
displdyed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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