jttnce
Uupert
Daii?
J2euia
Thursday,
September
23,
1948
NOTED
PAINTINGS
,
BRIGHT
COLORS
UitD
TO
HAKE
BANK
ATTRACHVt
Reminiscences
By
W.K
anJ
Reflections
CANADA
LACKS
I
NATIONAL
DISH
CALGARY
Canada's
hom
economists,
in
conference
here,
say
they
think
the
Canadian
p...H.;,if
rrr
somewhat
liHlIffercr.i
?
lo
where
or
what
they
eat
They
fet-l
there
is
no
national
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Householders.
Ua
drinkers
a
moment
s
notice,
entertaln-
ment
from
the
ends
or
the
and
others
In
England
complain
dish,
nor
is
there
a
demand
for
original
food.
"Outside
of
Quebec's
pea
soup,"
said
a
delegate!
"we
have
no
of
the
increasing
shortage
of
eartn.
caucers.
This
krowing
scarcity
j
is
found
most
annoying.
Pos-,
it's
been
a
popular
summer
sibly
the
missing
saucers
are
for
beauty
contests.
Down
east,
the
ones
seen
flying
over
Can-
in
the
south,
out
west
and
as
ada
and
the
United
States
last
far
north
as
Prince
Rupert
year,
and
are
taking
their
time
:
competition
has
been
brisk,
and
?
Outstanding
Quality
Delicious
Vlavn.y.
nh.mirw
hnmp
!
attention
snaru.
miu
.
with
the
excitement
an
over,
it
national
dish."
"And
Western
Canada,"
remarked
another,
"i
less
dC-crimlnating
than
the
east.
Westerners
have
only
Chinese
dishes
good,
but
at
that
mostly
concocted
in
the
States,
if
they
want
something
different."
But
she
hastened
to
say
Alberta
has
the
world's
best
beef
"
.'&.
is
discovered
that
the
girls,
wherever
they
were,
once
it
was
Whalemeat
Is
losing
Its
charm.
Somebody,
months
ago,
when
'there
was
a
shortage
of
honest
chow,
such
as
beef
and
known
who
the
winners
were,
all
felt
the
same
plenty
of
restful
slumber,
and
then,
a
mutton,
said
referring
to
whale
"m'
an
bee'
line
for
home.
meat
"eat
it
and
like
it."
So,
under
compulsion,
the
con-
STUDENTS!
-
Just
Arrived
-
Further
Shipment
of
the
Popular
tfUsined
Aflverus.ng
Pays'
Whalemeat
Gets
Little
Demand
VANCOUVER,
(1
British
Columbia
whalemeat,
retailing
at
about
half
the
price
of
high-cot
Umd
meat,
has
little
mar
Following
the
announcement
by
the
National
Gallery
of
Canada
that
the
Bank
of
Montreal
has
arranged
to
purchase
quantities
of
the
gallery's
silk
screen
prints,
screen
prints,
the
bank's
Prince
Rupert
office
has
now
received
a
selection
of
the
pictures.
Full
color
reproductions
of
interesting
subjects
strike
umption
of
monsters
from
the
,ea
was
large.
Consumers
even
icknowledged
liking
the
stuff.
3ut
now,
with
butchers
in
white
iprons
again
on
duty,
the
whale
narket
is
on
the
skids.
People
must
enjoy
being
ordered
around
sometimes.
FRANKFURTERS
Better
with
ket
value
in
Vancouver.
For
some
weeks
no
whalemeat
has
been
on
the
market
here,
1
1
1
r
Loose
Leaf
Binder
a
new
note
in
bank
decoration
i
...
.
Radios
are
panned
plenty
and
will
make
t)i
office
more
pleasant
for
both
customers
a:
all
although
plenty
is
available.
Western
Whaling
Corporation
has,
however,
shipped
some
to
4"k
HOLES
Now
and
then,
the
panning
is
performed
b
disgruntled
per-
sian.
1
Rupert
residents
will
soon
drop
in
and
see
the
new
prints.
The
bank
has
been
redecorated
in
light
shades
of
green,
the
standard
colors
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
sois
who,
feeling
liverish
must
II
I"
prepared
Cr-bMUSTARD
Of
the
four
prints
now
in
the
B
of
M's
Prince
Rupert
office,
perhaps
the
most.
FOR
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
See
take
it
out
on
somebody
or
some
thing.
But
if
the
instrument
is
ever
laid
up
for
re-
1XL
II
I'
!
striking
is
that
entitled
"Wild
Seattle,
Portland
and
Sacramento.
Vancouver
butchers
have
declined
to
handle
the
product,
which
some
consumers
have
difficulty
distinguishing
from
beef
Iwlien
cooked.
One
reason
given
is
that
its
j
status,
from
the
government
I
inspection
standpoint,
has
not
i
been
clarified.
A
feature
of
the
moderniza-
j
pairs,
no
one
will
miss
it
i
tv
octn-niiehmpnt.
of
er
nr
lament
its
absence
more
Geese,"
and
original
design
for
the
silk
screen
process
by
the
noted
Canadian
artist,
Thoreau
liUll
IO
1.11-
,
j
self-controlled
savings
depart-
loudly
than
you.
One
had
got
ment,
streamlined
to
economize
j
away
from
becoming
accust-.i
.
.,!!
Thic
fpafiirj'nmed
to
dull
dead
silence
and
nr
uwiurud.cwu.
TO
ESCAPE
Mrs.
ivpaaovna
Kasen-
MacDonald.
This
vivid
protrayal
of
birds
in
flight
against
a
dramatic
sky
was
an
overwhelming
public
favorite
when
is
being
well
received,
Blackaby
said.
r,i-r
first
interview
Mr.
general-
flatness,
its
a
pnvu-
r
j
K
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J
;
jege
to
have
brought
to
you,
at
'
j
leaped
from
the
window
of
the
So-
WEATHER
HITS
GOLF
OPEN
Ji.'e
ill
New
York,
is
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THERE
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FILLED
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tkl
BfeXEP"
.
1
t
SHOULD
LAST
FJ
this
series
of
silk
screen
prints
was
exhibited
by
the
B
of
M
in
Montreal.
The
two
pleasing
compositions,
"Indian
Children"
and
"Eve-
VANCOUVER
After
two
days
in
series
of
candid
j:rom
hrr
Roosevelt
d.
she
told
mem-
ing,
N
i
p
i
g
0
n
River,"
are
by
press
that
she
i
escape,
not
to
kill
Yvonne
MctC.
Hou.sser,
RC
A,
well-known
for
her
portrayal
m-n
Kf-rifi
shows
of
Canadian
scenes
In
the
of
steady
rain,
the
Canadian!
Open
golf
championship
is
out
of
the
hands
of
the
golfers
and
into
the
hands
of
the
weatherman.
The
practice
rounds
yesterday,
over
soggy
fairways
and
semi-flooded
greens,
was
largely
face.
But
some
of
the
con-testants
and
all
die-hard
tators,
look
the
weather
in
fourth
picture,
"
The
Waiting
Ones,"
the
artist.
Harold
Bea
'
1
OniiKrr
'
sur
i
.;'
ment,
has
portrayed
an
Ekimo
family
group
against
a
majestic.
Arctic
background.
In
the
sitk
screen
process,
bv
i:rlly
the
range
of
iid
experience
she
j
her
dramatic
tftf
press.
Excitement
tir
.
.
.
and
finally
.4
is
evident
in
the
;4;4ce
'of
the
school
t
tifr,
1
wants
to
spend
i9i.
;
years
in
a
land
y.
X
stride.
Today
150
registered
which
these
pictures
were
made,
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f?-
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l
a
series
of
silk
stencils
is
used.
pollers
started
out
in
three-fumcs
-over
the
par
72
layout
Tourney
ends
Saturday.
Through
these,
color
patterns
In
oil
paint
are,
impressed
dir
ectly
upon
paper.
The
resulting
print
has
a
fees
h
nets
and
brightness
difficult
to
obtain
by
other
methods,
and
ideal
for
business
offices.
Though
many
duplications
may
be
made
by
this
process,
the
prints
are
not
reproductions
in
the
ordinary
1
sense.
t
In
desipnin'j:
this
series
c'
pictures,
the
artists
worked
directly
for
the
silk
screen
process,
and
most
of
the
prints
sponsored
by
the
National
Gallery
are
original
works
.
for
this
medium.
In
the
rare
cases
e.
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where
the
pictures
have
been
adapted
from
other
originals,
the
unique
possibilities
of
silk
screen
reproductions
have
been
fully
exploited.
The
resulting
changes
in
treatment-give
th.:
prints
an
individual
character.
II.
O.
McCurry,
tlfrector
of
Canada's
National
Gallery,
says
the
bank's
plan
to
supply
these
pictures
to
its
branches
froi,
coast
to
coast
"will
have
far-reaching
effect
on
some
phases
of
the
work
the
OaUery
is
tr-
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g
j
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BOOST
VOU
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pjlf
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UPSTAIRS
WINDOW
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and
sou
get
it
V;A!fS
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WE'LL
TAKE
WITn0UT
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for
mamaS
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insi
to
do."
O.
R.
S.
Blackaby,
manager
of
the
H
of
Ms
loca.
branch,
is
pleased
that
his
office
has
been
included
in
this
scheme.
He
hopes
tiiat
Prince
.4
fright
in
iiiscwpi
r-.
,
,
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Place
3
rounded
teaspoons
fefanf
Chocolate
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cup.
Pour
on
hot
milk
(or
milk
and
water)
and
stir.
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aUer
their
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The
Canadian
National
Institute
:
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f
nanced
the
1
infant
in
an
at
tempt
to
save
her
life.
NEST
IN
TUNNELS
Kingfishers
generally
nest
tunnds
in
earth
banks.