Prince
tlupcct
Dailg
3etos
Friday,
March
4,
1949
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At
a
Xk
as
eft
L"U(T
thf
t
'
WHY
PEOPLE
GO
TO
CHURCH
LONDON
0
A
survey
to
de
DEATH
VOIDS
HOUSE
LEASE
VANCOUVER.
(I
All
who
Railways
Try
Out
Double
Deck
Coach
LONDON
fcAn
experimental
double-decker
passenger
coach
is
to
be
tried
out
by
British
railways
in
the
London
area.
It
has
a
single
deck
section
at
each
end
and
the
double-deck
portion
occupies
the
centre
section.
The
'double-deck
portion
has
a
lower
clearance
than
usual
he
lived
:
a
year.
-
dwelling
J.
1
love
to
roam
the
trails
and
roads
J.
.
-
s
A
of
scenic
Stanley
Park
here
are
asking,
"what's
going
to
happen
to
Frank
Harris'
little
frame
cottage?"
termine
why
people
go
to
church,
published
in
the
British
Weekly,
says
that
a
congregation
is
attracted
by
sincerity
and
leadership
on
the
part
of
the
minister
rather
than
by
his
personality
or.
showmanship.
(
hi
SAVE
WALLACE'S
Spring
Material
For
The
Whole
Family
By
all
means
see
Wallace's
large
new
stock
of
materials
for
Spring.
Time
to
sew
for
Mother,
Daughter,
Baby,
Father
and
Son
.
.
.
YES,
materials
for
the
entire
I
headroom
for
passengers
Bpino
love.
t
Frank
Alfred
Harris,
88,
died
recently
following
a
short
illness
and
with
him
went
the
lease
to
the
house
granted
him
by
the
park
board
In
1933
when
Among
others
things
(he
in-
j
reduced,
to
about
the
height
ol
viauBiiuors
iouna
mat:
tiie
present
baggage
rack.
You
Saw
i
TODAY'S
SHOWS
7:00
fHi
I
1-
-v.
(Am
1.
in
succcssiui
churches'
,
youth
clubs,
socials,
parties
and
;
ONE
ENOUGH
dances,
while
helping
to
attract
i
One
species
of
banana
plant,
people
to
church,
are
"always
1
cultivated
in
China,
bears
only
subordinated
to'
the
main
re-
j
one
fru't.
buit
grows
to
about
ligious
motive."
j
30
inches
in
length
and
four
2.
Chiirches
with
the
best
inches
in
thickness,
attendance
usually
have
a
fairly
"
:
WALLACE'S
of
Course
'i
MrmiDimsii
j
Mrs.
R.
W.
Large,
a
pioneer
austere
program
of
week-day
activities,
in
which
Christian
leadership
courses
and
guild
meetings
play
a
'greater
part
than
scouts,
guides
and
dances
churches.
"Most
of
their
people
would
otherwise
be
unattached."
4.
A
large
building
is
a
handicap
where
the
congregation
is
I
small.
"What
is
desired
is
a
OFFICERS
FOR
CHURCH
WOMEN
III
coast
missionary,
conducted
the
installation
of
the
following
officers:
President,
Mrs.
J.
R,
Carr.
Vice-PresidXent,
Mrs.
E
R
J.
There
is
little
evidenct
!
-partitioned
section,
which
ran
that
popular
churches
drawi
be
enlarged
as
the
congregation
adherents
from
other
j
grows."
DAVID
BUTLER
their
Foster.
Recording
Secretary.
Mrs.
Ceo.
Howe.
RUTH'S
GREATEST
MOMENT
belly
shook
in
uncontrollable
w:Yt
Kim
n
Treasurer,
Mrs.
Crawford
von.mueu
rrom
rage
)
merriment
as
he
jogged
over
the
Moore.
'
Prince
Rupert
W.M.S.
Prcsbylcrial
Concludes
Sessions
Officers
and
members
of
the
Tiince
Kupert
Presbyterial
of
the
Women's
Missionary
Society
of
the
United,
Church
of
Canada,
continuing
in
session
ysctcrday
afternoon
in
the
local
church
parlor,
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr,
.
president,
in
the
chair
Christian
Stcwardshiii.
Mrs
R.
Williamson
(Ocean
Falls).
A
NEW-SERIAL
STARTS
SAT,
,,
I
Advr
Frank
&
iesse
Affiliated
C.G.I.T..
Miss
M.
sacks,
pausing
briefly
at
each
to
address
a
few
indecorous
out-.,
bursts
to
Cub
infieldcrs.
Tears
of
happiness
streamed
down
his
fat,
brown
cheeks
and
his
Fal-staffian
roars
"echoed
in
the
Yank
dugout
for
minutes
after
fawed
heartily
at
his
tormentors
during
this
exchange
of
repartee.
There
was
one
down
"in
that
fateful
fifth
and
the
score
was
tied
4-4,
when
the
Great
Man,
with
his
peculiar
little
mincine
-TAY
EARS
BUT
HE'LL
GET
EARS-'-It's
going
to
take
about
two
years
and
six
to
eight
operations,
but
eight-year
old
Jimmy
Meadows
of
Hartstown.
Pa.,
is
going
to
have
a
pair
of
ears
Though
Jimmy,
shown
listening
to
a
radio
held
by
Nurse
Mildred
Czar
in
Children's
Hospital
in
Pittsburgh,
was
born
without
ear
openings,
he
can
hear
normally.
Doctors
believe
he
has
normal
auditory
canals
and
ear
drums,
so
a
plastic
surgeon
will
remove
cartilage
from
his
ribs
and
mould
it
into
the
shape
of
ears
Eventually
they'll
be
transplanted
to
his
head
where
they
will
function
as
real
"live"
ears.
McLeod.
Mission
Bands,
Miss
Helen
Hurd.
Baby
Bands,
Mrs.
G.
Ciccone.
'heard
encouraging
reports
from
he
sank
in
hysterical
exhaustion
delegates
thoughout
the
terri-
stride,
stepped
into
the
batter's
dox
and
grinned
at
the
Cub
Associate
Members,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Lawton
(Port
Simpson).
Supply
Secretary,
Mrs.
A.
Thompson.
on
the
bench
as
his
New
York
team-mates
ganged'
him
and
whacked
him
black
and
blue.
hurler.
The-smile
faded
from
his
punkin
face
as
Root
un
The
Experts
Say
-
-
Community
Friendship,
Mrs
D.
Santurbane.
Literature.
Mrs.
G.
MeClin-
;
tory
that
extends
from
Bella
Bella
to
Port
Simpson
in
the
north
and
from
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
Smithers
in
the
East,
puring
the
year
donations
in
cash
and
kind
were
sent
to
both
foreign
and
home
mission
projects.
'
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr
was
elected
delegate
to
British
Columbia
tock.
By
KAY
REX
leashed
a
fast
strike
right
down
the
middle.
But
then
the
ham
came
out
in
him.
Ruth,
the
batter,
became
Ruth,
the
actor.
He
held
up
one
thick,
browned
forefinger,
about
the-
size
and
hue
of
a
hot
dog.
That
indubit
Season
with
onion
salt.
Moisten
the
mixture
with
milk
or
Missionary
Monthly.
Mrs
J.
5
Men's
Recipes
Woman's
Irvine.
cream,
and
then
keep
turnin?
This,
then,
was
Ruth's
greatest
hour.
What
could
even
the
Baba
have
done
for
an
encore
after
that
terrific
feat
against,
the
Cubs?
The
Babe
holds
many
records
that
may
never
be
equalled.
He
once
pitched
twenty-nine
run-less
innings
of
World
Series
ball,
including
thirteen
scoreless
frames
against
the
Dodgers
in
1910.
His
Greatest
nitfhinn-
Christian
Citimishio.
Mrs
3
FUEL
until
potatoes
are
well
browned
place
may
be
in
the
kitchen,
but
it's
surprising
the
number
of
men
who
carry
a
food
recipe
around
in
their
pocket.
A
auizz
was
marie
thi
nth-
1
'
i
....
ably,
he
pantomimed
in
t.ho
Welsh
Rarebit
Another
male
Conference
branch
meeting
to
tec
held
in
the
south
later
in
the
is
now
aval
populace,
was
strike
one.
gourmet
described
as
"a
very
nice
midnight
snack."
his
rec
month
with
Mrs.
G.
Ciccone
as
alternate.
.
R.
Carr.
Press
Secretary,
Mrs.
E.
Haa-pala.
Out
of
town
delegates
attending
were
Mrs.
R.
Williamson,
Ocean
Falls,
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Law-ton,
Port
Simpson.
and
to
ipe
for
Welsh
Rarebit.
ingredients:
.
one
cud
of
old
...
,
o
thrill
was
when
he
struck
out
THE
FAS';
day
about
their
special
dishes,
and
came
up
with
a
flock
of
instructions
on
how
to
make
everything
from
Welsh
rarebit
to
hash
brown
potatoes.
"For
me,
breakfast
is
not
complete
unless
I
have
hash
anauian
cneesc
(
grated
i:
one
those
three
michtv
Ticrr
sine
tablespoon
butter;
one-half
)
gers
Veach.
Cobb
and
Crawford
cup
of
beer;
one
eair.
A
ball
intervened.
The
Great
Man
didn't
even
deign
to
waggle
his
bat
at
it.
Another
pitch,
and
Umpire
George
Magerkurth
jerked
his
right
arm
upward
and
shouted
"Strike
Two!"
The
fans
jeered
and
howled
and
the
Cub
bench
jockeys
heckled
Ruth
This
time
the
Babe
majestically
held
up
two
fingers
and
shook
them
toward
his
dugout
CMTrn
on
nine
pitched
bails
with
the
Heat
the
cheese
and
butter
in
Steamship
Movementi
bar.es
loaded
'j
brown
potatoes,"
said
one
chap,
CI
.
-M
.
.
oumu
oi
jtiaoes
records
nrp
a
frying-pan
and
gradually
mix
in
the
beer.
Beat
egg
and
unitnri
Oil
Ri'
already
broken
-more
will
bo
For
Vancouvei
Sunday
ss.
p.m.
add
a
little
of
the
cheese
mix
perhaps
this
year.
But
marks
Coquitlam,
10
Camosun,
1:30
ture.
before
returning
entire
egg
to
cheese
in
the
pan.
Season
like
71'4
homers
in
22
big-league
Tuesday
ss.
p.m.
tugging
around
in
a
wallet
for
his
recipe.
Hash
Broun
Potatoes
Boil
the
spuds
just
enough
to
allow
a
fork
to
go
through
them
easily,
and
then
chop
in
small
pieces.
Heat
in
frying-pan
with
one
tablesDoon
hnttpr
with
salt,
pepper,
celery,
saif.
See
the
I
dash
of
cayenne,
dash
of
Wor
Rupert,
seasons
and
15
homers
In
10
World
Series
are
something
for
the
Johnny-Conie-Latclys
to
shoot
at
and
probably
miss.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
11:15
p.m.
.
This
might
happen
to
us
cester
sauce,
one-half
teaspoon
but
the
customer
never
loses
tauniers.
SAID
AND
DID
And
then
he
made
the
mo;,t
dramatic
and
daring
gesture
ever
seen
in
a
World
Series.
Leering
at
his
hecklers,'
he
pointed
to
the
flagpole
to
the
right
of
the
scoreboard
nut.
in
Mar.
e.
ss.
Princess
ory
mustard.
Add
a
few
stuff-
at
i
I-
,
i
i
.;
i
r.
,
'
1
I
I
I
I
t
i
-
,,1
!
4
I
new
models
display.
worah,
a.m.
lu
oaves
suced
t,
and
pour
IFrom
Vancouver
mixture
over
hot
buttered
toast.
Dressing
(lions
After
a
bit
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
p.m.
tn
Wednesday
...
ss
Prince
George.
when
he
deals
at
DAN'S
SERVICE
STATION
"Where
the
Workingniun
Gels
a
Break."
McBRIDE
STREET
center
field
and
promised
in
EASY
TERMS-UI
TO
18
MO.NTlb
ANOTHER
"EXCLUSIVE'
AT
of
rummaging
in
a
pfpe-filled
"""uiMiijie
nun
lorn
nm
th-.
i,
ju
a.m.
.
Friday
'
ss.
Coquitlam.
1
p.m
Mar.
2
ss.
Princess
desk-drawer,
another
source
unearthed
his
favorite
method
iil
!
would
hit
the
very
next
pitch
of
dressing
un
Dork
or
inmh
Norah,
a.m.
wu-ie
or
tnereabouts.
Ruth
had
mado
the
gesture
chops.
Ingredients;
three
nr
fmir
uie
omu,
and
the
mlnuTe
Root
meaty
pork
or
lamb
rh..,v
I
I
'
7
gj
rjffd
-.
'
1
;i
4Hf
iei
ny
with
the
next
pitch,
the
greatest
batsman
baseball
has
ever
seen
"swang
on
it"
riuht
irom
nis
heels.
'
Wham!
That
hnii
mice
ntige
tomatoes;
one
can
of
corn
and
one
can
of
green
beans;
dash
of
Worcester
sauce;
one
can
stewed
tomatoes;
two
large-shied
onions;
one
medium-sized
red
pepper
and
a
green
pepper;
salt,
pepper
ciiied
parsley,
sage,
and
a
buy
leaf.
FOR
ALL
TYPES
OF
PRIM
SCAMPERS
(Tr.d
Muk
Rj.)
Vour
favourite
,lny
t,,c
is
Hack
.
,
,
niore
allrmiivr,
more
romfurlntilc
limn
rvir
In-fore
in
a
new
nioi
.-H-in
Hcsisiv
Keep
your
f(-el
rl
nml
comfortable
nil
mi
miner
high,
wide
-
and
handsome
straight
out
where
Ruth
had
indicated
he
would
send
it;
it
finally
lost
altitude
and
hit
a
building
outside
the.
Park.
While
the
press
coop
statisticians
didn't
get
out
their
tapes
and
measure
it,
this
Herculean
homer
is
still
cited
as
the
longest
hit
rv.-r
CiREETING
CARDS
oi-EH'E
SIW
I'ENS
AND
rENCILS
HOME
STAff
nuin
long
with
a
pair
of
Simi,
Sramprr
on
display
at
our
More.
SEE
Besncr
Block
Rub
the
sides
of
a
roastim;
pan
with
garlic
and
put
in
the
chops.
Cover
with
corn,
beans
and
the
sliced
tomatoes
and
onions.
Sprinkle
with
seasoning
and
then
cover
contents
with
the
canned
tomatoes
and
finely
chopped
,red
and
green
peppers.
Add
as
much
Worcester
sauce
as'
desired.
Peel
four
potatoes,
cut
.them
in
half
and
place-around
the
sides
of
the
pan
so
that
iust
lmir
r
ik.
FASHION,
FOOTWEAR
made
at
the
Cubs'
Park.
The
minute
Ruth
fulfilled
his
prodigious
promise,
he
became
boisterous
Babe,
the-
comedian.
He
flung
down
his
bat
and
galloped
around
the
base
paths,
gesticulating
and
making
derisive
motions
at
Cub
players
and
rooters
alike.
His
biR,
bobblina
CHIROPRACTOR
V1
ill"
"It
all
depends
on
how
long
they
have
to
wait
to
see
the
boss!"
1
"Hcuo
is
immersed
in
the
liquid.
"
I
M
"
,
(.-
a
ini
on
the
pan
and
put
it
on
the
stove
to
simmer
for
a
while
before
removing
the
Hd
and
placing
the
pan
in
a
hot
oven.
Bake
for
45
minutes
Sweet
DeSKCrts
Hr.ro-.
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for
Appointment
HOURS
10:30
.m.
to
12:30
p.m.
and
2
to
5
p.m.
.
KVIiNIMJS
Monday
and
Friday,
7:80
p.m.
Soi
those
unable
to
come
durlne
thf
day.
RECEPTIONIST
In
attend-
'bought
for
the
CO
DlCaSfl
l.ho
nintA
iiiiiii;
aini
u
i
appreciate
"sweet"
A
COUDle
Of
Pnmmnno.
"Never
touch
thcm-hist
rriv
me
good
meat
i
f
v
tf
is
i
ll
P.
rmn
The
only
dessert
I
like
Is
sliced
bananas
in
maple
syrup
and
cream-my
wife
says
I'm
probably
the
only
person
oh
earth
who
eats
bananas
that
way
"
I
n
",wa
n,rroM
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IfKIMKS
li
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limi.se
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nuf
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raw
WEAK
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STRONG
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is
so
weak
n,
a
j.
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tr
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the
street.
AH
Thf
Brooks
ope"1
h..il
hk
is
linen
linen
cHw
elowt
and
a
'
pure
state
that
n
on
nil
t.
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will
be
glad
to
assist
you
in
any
improvements
contemplated.
Have
your
machine
checked
to
see
if
it
is
in
condition
for
the
heavy
work
season
which
is
ahead.
SEE
US
FOR
YOUR
REFRIGERATION
REQUIREMENTS
Walk-in
or
Reach-in
Coolers
Frozen
Food
Cabinets
Ice
Cream
Cabinets
and
Domestic
Refrigerators
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large
dining
area.
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p'an
of
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Brooks
cans
lor
a-full
basement.
The
basement
is
accessible
from
the
rear,
the
kitchen
and
the
6
garage.
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simplicity
of
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Brooks'
framing
floor,
walls
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roof
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