1
SHORT
SPORT
(Continued
iicm
Page
4i
Friday,
March
4,
1949
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
!
come
September.
The
current
i
wave
of
optimism
could
be
a
bv-;
product
of
the
comfortable
m-
SANDWICHES
ALWAYS
SATISFY
"?utei
QitaCitlTea
uus
Vivendi
offered
Jn
tha
?
"
HOW
CAN
I
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
AND
THEY
ARE
POPULAR
TOO
One
of
today's-
.
most
nomiiar
;
mftM
.n,n
"conditioning"
program
In
er-
i
feet
for
Giant
Dlavers
at
rb
FLOORING
FIR
OR
HEMLOCK
SIDING
ALL
TYPES
SASH
AND
DOOR
,
.
.
still
a
Complete
Supply
of
General
0
o
i
strm-tUm
!f
ai!d
"
that
has
taiP-'
flavour.
Chopped
dried
fruits.
5gs;
resort.
'
"
"
-
j
,
.
,
'
On
the
desert
to
shed
weight.
1
celery,
baeon
or
carrot
also
Q.
How
can
I
clean
i
earners
the
boys
are
doivr
It.
AH
tt
take?
j
is
eariy-morning!
mineral
baths
i
and
rubdowns;
a
hMee
over
thei
mountains,
coif,
eromipfc
nr
arive
variation.
ton
hats?
Chopped
or
slieed
vegetables,!
A:
Ostrich
feathers
can
bo
cooked
and
raw,
make
good
washed
by
runn!
n
g
them
sandwich
fillinjrs
vrhew
several
through
the
loosely-closed
hand
hunting.
In
between
the
sit
in
in
lukewarm
suis
made
with
the
lunchrooms
and
q-nlz
the
j
fillings
are
to
be
used
in
a
one,
two
or
three
deeker.
The
home
economist
of
the
"
rm-enammg
in
the
last
few
years
is
the
"rnake-yourself
sandwich."
With
a
variety
of
white,
whole
wheat
and
a
fancy
bread
o.
rolls
and
choice
of
several
fill-!
iiiR.s,
each
person
may
make'
the
sandwich
that
exactly
suits
the
mood.
j
The
bridge
club
will
like
thin!
bread
and
butter
or
two-bite
i
slue
roils
with
a
dainty
or
piq-i
uant
filling.
j
The
tobogganing,
skiing
or
wnne
soap,
then
rinse
in
water!
local
cowboys-
and
tourist
orj
of
the
same
tfwuvrAl.nirf
When
!
nlii
omia
Consumer
Seetiow,
Dominion
hanm?
up
to
diy,
tie
a
piece!
There
is
no'
restriction
on!
Department
of
Agriculture,
of
sivfng
te
tlie
end
of
the
quill
what
they
eat.
Jonest
who
said
and
shake
frequently
while
he
weighed
196
pounds,
this
wi.v
crying.
i
ter,
U
down
to
122.
Even
The
ilpott,
Evitt
and
Co.
Ltd.
suggest
the
following
sandwich
spreads
which
may
be
made
up
In
quantity
and
kept
to
a
while
before
using.
Peanut
Butter
Apple
Spread
I
cup
peanut
butter
'i
ouf
applesauce
sKaung
set
like
the
bread
thickly
sliced
and
the
rolls
at
wiener
or
hamburger
type.
PHONE
051
RULES
'WITCH
NOT
SLANDEROUS
SOUTHEND,
Eng.,
(P
It
is
not-
an
offence
these
oi
ys
to
call
a
woman
a
"witch'
Judge
J.
W.
Andrew
ruled
that
the
word
is
"not
slanderous"
when
SALTING
CUSTOM
BANNED
SOUTH
KESTEVEN,
Lincolnshire,
Eng.
tP1
Many
families
here
keep
pigs,
like
generation
before
them,
and
preserve
pork
in
salt
on
th
floor.
This
is
spoiling
the
floors
of
so
many
council
housas
that
the
rural
district"
ftniiieil
i
pasting
slips
in
lent
books
saying:
"Salting;
of
plg
on
the
floor
is
forbidden."
.
Q.
How
can
I
soften
lemons?
LiP
has
admitted
losing
eight
A.
Lemons
that
have
become
j"1
can't
afford
to
lose
any."
hardened
from
long
standing
smiled
Jaasen,
who
looks
trim
can
be
freshened
by
covering
antl
readV
at
185
pounds.
them
with
boiling
water
and
'
letting
them
'
Wnat's
the
tem
to
watch
'n
stand
for
just
a
few
minutes
1
1949
that
is,
besides
Giants.?
good'
"It,s
likely
to
te
a
mhle"
How
Q;
can
I
make
a
Jansen
saw-
"Pittsburgh
will
b
sick
mom
rtenrinri,,ro
,
i
Their
chiuce
of
fillings
will
be
ran
kunnwl
fresh
annle
'
BOWLS
substantial
and
they
will
spread
j
Mix
peanut
butter
with
the
it
generously.
A
regular
"Dag-
applesauce.
Add
fresh
chopped
wood''
with
four
or
five
thiek
apple.
Spread
on
whole
wheat
slices
of
bread
and
.
as
many!
bread.
Yield:,
sufficient
for
different
fillings,
may
be
built
,
3
large
sandwiches,
up
by
some.
.
j
-
NOTE
If
cfesrred",
applesauce
a
woman
complained
that
her
neighbor's
three-year
old
son
had
called
her
a
witeh.
He
said
1
strong
and
the
Phiflies
have
:
iSCHEDULE
r
,.
youn"
bill
club
with
a
sound
for
tne
sick
room
can
be
made
r
THE
MODERN
WAY
MELBOURNE,
Australia
pi
The
harvester
of
a
Victorian
(
farmer
broke
down
and
he
rajig
,
the
anility
38
iniius
away
for
'spare
parts.
"I'll
be
there
in
a
few
minutes
to
pick
it
up,"
he
sakl.
He
was
in
his
own
plane
j
and
was
on
his
way
back
in-Islde
half
an
hour
the
boy
had
probably
seen
the
J
word
in
a
picture
book.
You
saw
it
in
the
News!
a
sandwich
laf
(la.
lbs.)
cuts
into
30
or
40
thin
slices
and
may
be
omitted
and
the
peanut
out
of
a
pint
of
vinar
belled
B
e.
al
t
h
nrt
butter
blended
with
a
little,
with
one
quart
of
myrrh.
0,mWL
,
.
w.
,,
,
.-
i.y
Bees
vs.
Stars,
f,i-
B.iv.
Bclmonts
f
;ck.
Boosters
vs.
i
a
Li...-
...
.
.
lilUUftl
VU
1JO.-3
AJ
UC
LVUll
U
U
ill
will
reauire
i
'
III
1UH
(
I
nilT
I
Or
'
wt
n-tti-vH
I
ah
an
n4
IfADCirm
fl
LJ
j
!
nn
T
.
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l
Chicago'
fr.r
Cnrfla,llm.
T
9
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7
.
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-
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i.
.
.
....
"
i
inClUUm
,'
Auiiiu,
i
uutRci
aitceif
ana
cnoDDea
iresn
appie.
i
umc
kiu
giovcs?
"rinii't.
nvtlftff
tHo
fart
ihAv'M
S
isters
vs.
ruwi-
Savoury
Liver
Sandwieh
Spread
A.
Dye
them
-a
tan
color
byipot
hitters
probaWy
more
.300
dipping
them
in
saffron
water
llh,
;,
nthor
VK,
vn
i
-
desired
sliade
is
ob-
are
preferred,
less
butter
may;
be
used.
j
Cheeses
of
different
types
are
usually
relished.
Grated
cheddar,
processed
cottage
or
cream
cheese
may
besoftend
to
Cavairetta,
and
Lowrey
the
untli
the
tained.
V
Less
and
professional
.
"
i
P
v.
.-.
'
J
'
'
..i
hit,"
said
the
ex-Nebraska
University
gridder.
As
to-
the
Giants
themselves;
well,
take
a
look
ar
the
banner
flying
over
pound
liver
(pork
or
beef)
j
1
teaspoon-
salt
i
2
cups
boiling
water
8
slices
cooked
bacon
1
V
cup
sour
cream
2
tablespoons-
prepared
''
tard
.
.
,
..
.
2
tablespoons
minced
onion
teaspoon
salt.
Vb
teaspoon
pepper
Simmer
liver
with
the
one
BUYDGES
and
McLEAN,
BASKETBALL
TIME-TABLE
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
AND
AUDITORS
spreading
consistency
with
salad
dressing,
milk
or
fruit
juice
and
used
alone
or
in
combination
with
nuts,
raisins,
chopped
pickle,
jam,
jelly,
marmalade
or
preserved
ginger;
or.
for
a
piquant
filling,-
a
little
chopped
f-WAY
jv
SKUVICK
SLACK-
OHfi
Delivery
Needs
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
for
30
minutes
or
until
tender.
MORE
GAMES
IK
LEGION
TOURNEY
bacon,
onion,
pimento,
olives
or
j
teaspoon
salt
and
boiling
water
chives
may
be
used.
1
Drain
and
cool.
Put
through
Besner
,
Block
PHONE
000
Room
31
Eggs,
hard-cooked
and
slieed
J
meat
chopper
with
cooked
March
5
Old
Timers
games
sponsored
by
Job's
Daughters.
March
7
High
School
vs.
Rupert
Hotel,
Peoples,
vs.
High
School,
Stones
vs.
Fashion,
Bo-Me-Hi
vs.
Brownwoods.
March
8,
9
and
10
Native
series.
March
12
North
Star
vs.
Kinsmen,
Merchants
vs.
High
School,
Co-op
vs.
Savoy.
In
yesterday's
games
in
the
Canadian
Legion
English
billiards
tournament
the
higher
Service
ItA'E
C4fi
;i,mrieou.s
Service
or
chopped,
may
be
pepped
up
bacon.
Add
remaining
ingred-with
sharp
salad
dressing
or
ients.
Store
in
covered
jar
'
in
chili
sauce
and
chopped
pickle,
1
refrigerator.
Yield;
about
IVi
onion,
ham
or
bacon.
Some
cups
spread,
people
like
a
pinch
of
curry,
handicapped
players
were
victorious
in
every
match.
In
the
opening
game,
Vic
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
BLUE
818
P.O.
Box
52fi
330
Second
Avenue
Prinee
Rupert,
B.C.
March
15
Kinsmen
vs.
High
BETWEEN
THE
BASKETS
(Continued
si
em
Page
4)
Duncan
(x35)
won
from
James
Nieoll
(-15)
by
a
score
of
150
to
PRINCESS'
LATEST
HEART-THROB?
-
No
week
would
be
complete
without
a
new
authentic
rumor
about
Princess
Margaret,
and
latest
report
couples
her
name
with
that
of
Tom
Egerton,
wealthy
commoner
considered
one
of
the
most
eligible
bachelors
in
England.
The
picture
shows
the
princess
leaving
the
Lingfield
race
course
after
attending
the
races.
Egerton
is
In
foreground.
!
School,
High
School
vs.
Doms,
Stones
vs.
Merchants,
Savoy
vf.
a
grave
error,
me
manage-
Bo-Me-Ht
103
while
James
Lawrie,
playing
x20
against
Jack
Judge,
(scratch),
with
the
aid
of
a
well
powder
for
extra,
seasoning.
Ham
and
other
meats
may
be
',
thinly
sliced
or
finely
chopped;
and
seasoned
with
chili
sauce
or
other
pickle,
mustard
or
salad
dressing.
Celery,
onion,'
cheese,
hard-cooked
egg,
grated
carrot
or
sliced
radishes
,
blend
well
with
meats
and
give
extra
flavour.
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
S
FLOIUSTS
g
Third
Avenue
Y
SERVICE
I
GREEN
787
Rupert,
B.
C.
,
I
I
DECORATING
$
HANGING
ijr,
PAINT1NO
S
GRFES
981
ment
appointed
some
younster
,
March
19,
21
Play-off
semi-to
throw
the
ball
baek
to
mej
March
26,
29,
April
2
Play-oii
after
each
shot
and
he
must
finals.
played
break
of
21
points,
won
by
15
points,
the
final
score
be
ing
Lawrie
150,
Judge
135.
Have
had
trailing
with
the.
The
following
unscheduled
in-
Globe
Trotters
the
way
he
kept
termedlate
games
to
be
playeXl
475
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
In
the
final
game
ol
the
day
1
Fred
Hardy
(x35)
was
matched
putting
English
on
the
ball.
This
if
they
affect
final
standings
against
Neil
Cameron
(15
or
no1
Morgans
vs.
Merchants,
High
School
vs.
Fashion.
Peanut
butter
is
a
general
favorite.
Mixing
with
jelly,
marmalade,
applesauce,
htvney
or
rmloed
fruit
makes
it
of.
a
resulted
in
my
chasing
all
over
the
court
each
time
I
made
a
grab
for
It,
thereby
putting
me
count)
and
just
managed
to
come
out
winner
ly
5
points,
with
a
score
of
150
to
145.
Cam
MARGARET
McLEOl)
"
OPTOMETRIST
-ROOM
lu,
STONE
BUILDINC
will
snread
Off
position.
'
LADIES'
BOWLS
consistency
that
eron
made
a
very
slow
start,
t
OTN'ICIAN
j
My
rooter,
for
whom
I
ha1
't
ind
Repairs
"A"
SCHEDULE
Newly
Re-Opened
TMM
5TEIB
COFFEE
SHOP
351
West
Third
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
AND
REFURNISHED
"
BETTER
THAN
EVER
Downy-Flake
Do-Nuts
Our
Specialty
frequently
falling
just
short
of
his
required
15
points,
but
ended
up
playing
a
strong
game
with
breaks
of
26
and
43
the
made
reservations
early
knowing
I
would
need
someone
on
my
side
to
keep
my
morale
above
!
COLTISH
I
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
March
7
O.
&
A.
vs
Annettes
I
BLACK
750
.
1
the
,,;
depths,
o,,....
was
forced
into
th;
,Variety
vs
uejong's,
Savoy's
vs
highest
so
far
recorded
in
this
tournament.
"W
Eitsl,
seconn
row
01
me
oaicony
j
gci,
0f)f)wes
y
by's:
Taft
&
&
PHONE
BLUE
m
P.O.
Box
1184
tnrougn
some
error
ana
1
nau
I
difficulty
locating
his
voice
at
j
1
all.
All
these
pitfall
resulted
I
in
my
taking
an
early
lead
ini
Manson's,
Orange
vs.
Westview
March
14
DeJong's
vs.
Savoy's,
Scuby's
vs.
O.
&
A.;
Annettes
vs.
Variety;
Manson's
vs
The
word
music
comes
from
the
Greek
word
mousike,
which
means
any
one
of
the
arts
over
which
'
the
Muses,
nine
goddesses,
hold
sway.
Idling
wood
Delivered
$
and
Operator
inp
for
Hire
ft
W
TKANSFKR
Ot
It
STOCK
OF
BEDROOM
SUITES
IS
COMPLETE.
Oriental
Walnut
HhU
Walnut
Avudire
Bleached
Ooloniat
Maple
Birdseye
Maple
,
Prices
from
$150
io
$298
Phene
715
We
Deliver
327
3rd
Ave.
me
contest
oui
lauenng
uiiner
I
westview
Westview.
Ornnoe
Orange
vs.
Taft
;
j
the
strain
an,d
hitting
the
post
odOWPS
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permament
Waving
By
CHICK
YOUNG
BLONDIE
It
Isn't
from
Their
Mother's
SideT
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
656
T
MACHINE
a
.
poor
second
in
tne
new
01
two.
Now
"
if
you
are
figuring
on
entering
this
contest
take
warning;
by
these
facts.
Get
about
six
months'
practice,
make
sure
you
are
In,
top
shape
and
don't
listen
to
that
drone
on
the
P.A.
system
which
goes
'one
out
of
five,
three
out
of
six,"
etc.
That
was
my
greatest
downfall.,
I
im
.iiililiilli
11
;
yjjst
.'
Whim
1
'
f
TO
BE
WBEP
Vpy'i
I
&
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V
COOKIES
UP
rfV
reV'Q
DOING?
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GOT
THE
SIU.V
Jt
feV
-i-"
Apaddv
r
&
T
-raeep
J&&fcL
T
fCJ
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srvJ
.habit
of
J?isg
.
H
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7
WITH
M
Trfc.
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fr-SJ
EATING
AT
J
Jfa&&ri
A
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
It
SIMPLEX
GAS
I
and
5"
WEKF.L
ENGINES
vi(-c
and
Parts
I
and
users
of
In-t'!i"s
are
Invited
to
1
to
view
our
varl-!;'!i(l
talk
over
equip-us.
Building
and
repairs
of
all
kinds
FOR
lUorkmen
ONLY
Pioneer
Dryback
Coats
$8.25
Pioneer
Drybaek-
Pant
S6.95
Khaki
Cuveralls
$5.15
Denim
Pants,
8-OZ
$3.50
Denim
Pants,
9-OZ
$3.75
Denim
I
overalls,
8-oz.
$5.10
Denim
Bib
Coveralls
..
$4.65
Denim
Smocks
$4.85
Roofs,
Chimneys
Oil
Burners
mediately
asked
for
a
rematch
on
SU
Patrick's
Day,
that
also
beingr
my
day,
but
my
request
were
unheeded
and
the
last
time
I
saw
this
Minor
fellow
he
wore
a
victor's?
grin-as
though
someone
was-
tickling
his
nose
with
a
feather.
I
don't
like
that
guy!
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$4.50
Khaki
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Group
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$4.80
Painters'
Overalls
$4-95
Steelltilt
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$4-75
Moleskin
Pants
$5.95
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Humphry
Fishermen's
Pants
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players
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caused
cancellation
of
a
trip
to
Ketchikan
and
New
Metlakatla
which
was
to
have
been
made
this
week
by
a
Prinee
Rupert
All-Star
basketball
team.
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team
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in
Vancouver
on
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Fitch,
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receiving
surgical
treatment
for
a
basketball
injury,
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