Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
'
Friday,
September
15.
1950.
ICAI.RH
TESTS
MADE
O
HOUSEKEEPING
mi
RAIN
COATS
BEAUTIFUL
PLUMS
ARE
TEMPTING
TO
CANNERS
IN
SEPTEMBER
MONTH
Conscripts
Now
Can
Join
Legion
WINNIPEO
OT
The
Canadian
Legion
yesterday
changed
its
constitution
to
permit
membership
to
second
world
war
conscripts
who
served
in
war
theatres.
The
controversial
change
was
approved
after
a
80
minute
stormy
debate
in
a
secret
ballot
by
a
vote
of
764
to
428.
Delegates
cast
proxy
votes
for
each
command.
Plums
in
ali
shades
of
pale
reds,
deep
purple-reds
and
dark
Yoman
Doctor
NAVY
BLUE
GABARDINE
DOUBLE
BREASTED
STYLE
SILK
LINED
$35.00
1948.
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Saved
By
Army
TORONTO
In
a
roundabout
way,
Dr.
Charlotta
Ruys
credits
the
Canadian
Army
for
her
presidency
of
the
Interna-tion
al
Federation
of
Medical
women.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
she
owes
her
life
to
the
Army.
For
three
years
under
German
SHOWERPROOF
.
-
feser
and
Payne
blue
as
well
as
soft
greens
and
glowing
yellows,
tempt
the
home-maker
when
the
goes
to
market
la
September.
There
is
great
diversity
in
the
preferences
for
various
types
of
plums.
One
family
may
put
green
gages
at
the
top
of
the
list
while
another
group
feels
that
nothing
but
the
Italian
prune
Is
worth
canning.
Some
people
know
that
the
bitter
tang
of
Damson
Jam
is
perfect
for
breakfast
or
tea.
There
is
no
.
reason
why
every
family
should
not
enjoy
all
three
of
these
types
as
well
as
a
few
red
and
yellow
varieties.
The
larger
and
firmer
plums
26,788
41.936
of
his
plays
is
scheduled
for
future
production
in
the
United
States.
Commenting
on
the
lack
of
discrimination
against
women
doctors
in
Europe,
Dr.
Ruys
said:
l
is
LIVES
-
Discovery
of
the
KH
factor
in
blood
has
been
responsible
for
saving
Lsands
of
now-tan
babies
and
Ihcir
mothers.
Since
1947,
the
number
of
clini-
"It
matters
not
at
all
whether
occupation
of
the
Netherlands,
stiiiuvli
by
tne
L.ai.aman
u.
u
txx-ictys
free
national
Blood
Transfusion
.
j
i-
.i
t-i.t!
line
tnrrftind
rtirim
tknn
i
.
.
b
tors
ami
nu.im,uo
......
.,.iv
man
iuur
ana
a
nan
times,
as
this
chart
Hcd
Cross
mobile
oiooa
ennic
w
u
visit
I'rince
Rupert
September
25,
28
and
27.
Dr.
Kuys
savs.
she
hid
her
fiance
doctor
happens
to
be
wearing
from
the
Nazis.
She
was
later
trousers
or
a
skirt.
Between
Imprisoned
for
several
months
eight
and
15
per
cent
of
doctors
before
the
Canadian
liberation
on
the
Continent
are
women."
of
the
country.
,
.
:
are
excellent
for
canning
and
all
plums
except
those
with
very
tough
skins,
and
fibrous,
juicy
texture
will
make
good
Jam.
Sour
"I
was
wry.
very
ill
and
in
plele
paces
and
many
Insertions
listed
In
full.
Mussolini
is
por-
devoted
to
a
detailed
history
of
t.rayr
d
In
18
lines.
the
National
Socialist
Nazl!
'iho
lexiron
nv.
witw.
liEoADS,
Devon,
England
H
An
ll-year-o!d
boy
caught,
without
help,
an
11-pound
bass.
Jail,"
she
said,
"and
would
short
ly
have
died
had
not
the
Can
firm
rarities
have
enough
pectin
acid
to
make
a
satisfactory
jelly
it
parly
and
its
affiliated
organiza-
point
pre-war
politiea!
program
lions,
including
the
p'o.stapo.
In'n,,?t
'iln
lne
"national
feelings
a
.-.pecl.-il
bla-k-rlmmod
box
!
and
,
lcslres
of
the
German
,
,
...
T
.
'
people
.
.
.
who
resented
the
dosely
rc.icmbling
a
Nazi
memo-1
Versailles
Peace
Treaty
and
dis-
mi
Tinn
hie
individual
to
adians
arrived
in
time."
Dr.
Guys,
Dean
of
the
Faculty
of
Medicine
and
Profesor
of
bacteriology
at
the
University
of
Amsterdam,
was
visiting
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
while
on
her
way
to
the
Federation's
meeting
in
Philadelphia.
of
beautiful
coiour.
Here
are
some
instructions
v,hlch
will
assure
excellent
results.
Sweet
Italian
prunes
require
very
little
added
sweetening.
For
these
a
thin
yrup,
using
1
cup
rri
pianue,
racn
gauieiter
s
fate
;
armament.
O
OUR
NEW
STOCK
pncyrldpacdia
is
is
related.
for
ITitl'"-'s
I).
Roosevelt
has
fof;,
Franklin
been
civrn
t'!
lr.flidr:l
misery
illions
has
hern
HAS
JUST
COME
IN
YOU
WILL
FIND
JUST
GRATEFUL
TO
CANADA
"No
wonder
we
teel
so
grateful
to
the
Canadian's."
she
ad
lines.
K!aMn
17,
and
Churchill
sugar
to
2
cups
water,
will
be
sufficient.
Sour
varieties
should
have
a
sweeter
syrup.
Most
people
will
prefer
to
allow
1
cup
jtinse
than
anv
!
i
Lrid
ini)')i
tance
ded.
"We
will
never
forget
that!
many
of
them
gave
their
lives
for
us.
Not
only
this,
we
are
gratelul
for
Canada's
goodness
;
to
our
young
Queen
and
heri
only
15.
Tope
Plus
has
six
lines.
West
German
federal
chancellor
Knnrad
Adenauer
pets
eight
18
FOR
MUSSOLINI
ifitler's
hloofl-thlr.';ty
police
chief,
Ue'nrii-li
Jllnimlcr,
oigun-
:t.
s
of
"Knuar's
v-slzrrl
v'Mii'ie,
,
o
tlio
foi
nvr
THE
SHOES
THE
YOUNG
.-ELLOW
WILL
REQUIRE
FOR
SCHOOL
riparbin.
only
sugar
to
1
cup
water.
If
the
syrup
is
too
heavy
the
sweetness
destroys
the
delicious
plum
flavour.
Canning
Plums
(Hot
c'
Method).
Wash
plums,
leave
whole
or
halve
and
pit.
Bring
to
ooil
in
syrup
and
simmer
2
minutes.
children.
To
know
that
the
dynasty
was
safe
meant
a
great
deal
to
people
of
the
d
for
Bism:.ivk.
Ir
of
the
concentration
camps,
it
arc
two
com-
has
17
line:;
with
h's
lilies
belnr;
The
rclusal
t
)
pay
reparations
for
the
First
World
War,
the
establishment
of
a
Wehrmacht,
compulsory
labor
service
for
the
sake
of
the
coimr
unity,
social
insurance
and
old
age
pension
schemes
are
termed
"national
and
popular
with
the
German
people."
The
authors,
however,
call
Hitler
a
"ruthless
dictator
who
sought
compliance
with
his
plans
with
brutality."
The
mass
murders
of
Jews
and
other
enemies
of
the
Nazi
regime
are
described
as
"crimes
against
humanity."
.
"Knaur's
Lexicon"
has
been
a
traditional
reference
book
in
Germany
for
decades,
But
one
West
Berlin
newspaper
has
complained
that
the
first
post-war
edition
pays
too
much
attention
to
the
Nazi
era.
1
Dr.
Ruys
married
her
fiance;
CAFE
Pack
hot,
leaving
Vz
Inch
head-
it
space.
Seal
vacuum-type
sealers
after
the
war.
He
is
Dutch
play-v.
right
and
producer
A.A.A.
de-tresncs,
a
director
of
the
Amsterdam
Theatre
Company.
One
i
P-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
Oxlords
and
hard-wearing
Boots
:OM1:30
TM
to
3:30
AM
tc
In
Chinese
Dishes
Vk
teaspoon
almond
extract
Measure
remaining
syrup
and,
if
necessary,
add
water
to
make
up
ll2
cups.
Bring
to
boiling
point.
Mix
cornstarch
with
ccld
water
and
stir
into
boiling
syrup;
cook
10
minuies;
remove
from
heat
and
add
almond
extract.
Yield;
six
servings.
:y-chovmein
lbs
icVititliasiaia
is
not
aabliikad
a
Antsyd-ey
1m
Lloaer
Cotaral
Baani
at
W
ike
G
nwmmt
or
tin
can
completely.
Partially
seal
screw
or
spring
top
sealers,
process
sealers
or
can
10
minuted
in
the
boiling
water
bath.
Sealers
may
be
piocessed
for
20
minutes
in
the
oven
at
21b
deg.
F.,
but
tin
cans
should
never
be
processed
in
the
oven
Damson
Plum
Jam
8
cups
plums
3
cups
water
7
cups
sugar
Wash
add
water
and
cook
plums,
uncovered,
for
15
minutes
Add
sugar,
brin;
to
boil
and
boil
6
to
8
minutes.
Skim
off
as
many
pits
as
possible
as
thev
rise
to
the
surface.
Pour
into
hot,
sterilized
jars
and,
when
slightly
cool,
pour
a
thin
layer
of
paraffin
wax
over
the
top,
rotating
the
jar
so
that
the
wax
will
adhere
to
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
kit
Orders
PHONE
133
i8ri.kCol.fcia.
Ht
DOMESTICATED
EARLY
The
reindeer
has
been
domesticated
in
Finland
for
about
4,000
years.
T
:
Furniture
Fashions
viJ
the
glass
t-
form
close
seal,
i
Leave
juntil
hardened,'
then
dd
j
SPECIAL
Prices
'for'
-..
fcecona
la
,er
or
melted
wax,1
.
asain
rota-tins
the
jar.
Cover
with
!
metal
lid
or
paper
and
store
in
I
r
cool,
dry
place.
Yield:
7
Vi
cups
i
SPECIAL
Furniture
'f"f
jam.
Plum
Koly
Poly
''
to
13
I
cup
Rugr
i
'i
teaspoon
salt
Hi
cups
boiling
water
,
o:
quartered
J
sweet
plums
i
'-i
'
!
alt
'o
b-il!n
water
and
bring
to
boiling
point.
Add
plums
and
simmer
5
minutes.
Strain
and
reserve
syrup.
FASHIONED
AND
FINISHED
IN
OUR
FACTORY
HERE
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
4r
We
offer
vou
at
Reduced
Prices
this
"
'
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.
.
.
......
r-
...
week
only
the
Modernistic
rurnirure
Displayed
at
the
recent
Industrial
Exhibition
Buy
wisely!
O
END
TABLES
O
COFFEE
TABLES
CHESTS
OF
DRAWERS
f"
8""d
mn'v
paving
big
car
prices
j1"
o(
ntra
,
iKh
and
.pace
you
rcallv
nd!
Whv
cripple
your
budget
buying
O
BEDS
i
"
inrm
rmxiirm
Irom
coa
to
HI!
I
VI
AM
knuv
i
.11
.i.
O
Dintrrft
LHAiKi
a
MIGHT
STANDS
,
I
road
.
.
.
handles
like
a
charm
in
heavy
traffic
or
out
on
the
open
road.
Looks
right,
(tela
right
anvuhrrr.
The
new
"Plus-Power"
engine
geti
awav
fast,
taken
hills
in
a
hurry
and
give
up
to
35
milet
to
the
gallon
saving
you'll
enjoy
every
time
you
drive.
Came
in
and
see
what
a
handsome,
well
equipped
car
the
H1LLMAN
MINX
really
it.
On
display
today.
You'll
like
it.
m
r
-
'
'
ft
I
"
n...-v
nan
an
111c
'
"(iv
and
performance
an
average
muld
an,
(,
rcan
molorinI,
"'"
vou
d""'
have
t
Hirince
bu,v
or
'"Nov
Imt
co
economy.
Hillman
h.
.1.
cOK,
nli-J.
lOS?
flOU
H
ipas-r-"nv.s
hakinj
powder
3i
teaspoon
salt
2
tablespoons
sugar
1
i
a
r.-
ins
shortening
Vi
cup
milk
'
it'
flour.
hvim
powder,
salt
and
sugar
Cut
in
fat.
using
two
knives
or
a
pastry
blender,,
until
the
mixture
r;-fcrblr.e
f
n?
breid
crumbs.
Adr'
-ufficient
milk
to
make
a
sof!
donch.
Turn
nul.
m
iint
v
'-
rd
board
and
roll
in
a
rectanslr
'a.
ln
h
th'ck.
Sp"ad
plums
ov
ervirh
and
roll
llk-
a
Jcllv
nl!
Fla-e
In
a
creased
bre-d
tin
it"
prur
over
the
rnl!
pu-
"i
oven
25
deg.
F,
for
25
to
30
min-'
.
c:
mi
v,:.ti
f.ura
Eaute
Yi:ld:
Six
servincs.
Plum
Sauce
ll'a
cups
syrup
from
plums
2Va
teasocois
eornstarch
or
5
tesooons
flour
2
tablespocns
ccld
water
"
''
I
on,
0(
i,e
trimmest
car.
or.
.k.
'Avydyd
)()
fc
Hero
i3
proof
thnt
it
doesn't
tak."
o
mint
of
money
to
Live
Attractively!
CHRISTIE'S
Woodbilt
Produ.is
Cor.
1st
Ave.
&
McBride
Phone
Blue
720
2
I
CIJVSSIFTK'J
ADVEItTISING
fN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAYS!
Yes,
I
realty
enjoyed
my
i
shopping
trip
I
bought
all
i
T
i
n
i
n
era
T
cavort
fV-ivt
hr-rilrJEsriff
YOUR
ALL
AROUND
SERVICE
That's
the
way
I
plan
my
biggefi
,
'N
I
(.
i'
X
r-V-
j
'
J
'TAKI
A
tOOTES
GIOUP
MtOOUCT
worth,,.
drive
purchases.
They
seem
to
come
easier,
and
more
quickly,
when
I
put
something)
into
the
bank
regularly.
I
like
the
,
comforting
feeling
of
watching
my
account
grow.
I
hate
keeping
too
much
cash
around
!
the
house.
It's
so
convenient
to
have
the
bank
take
care
of
it.
And
my
bank
book
tells
me
where
I
stand,
I
guess
most
women
are
much
like
me
housewives
with
modest
savings
who
find
their
neighborhood
bank
handy,
i'
tmiti
!!
'
STAND
NEXT
TO
NEW
LfQUOR
STORE
JILLMAN
jll!S..not
too
SMALL.,
.just
BIGHT
J,,
OOIIS
MOTOB1
ICANADA
UMmOt
ilffl
FINE
PRINTING
at
Om
r
"
Brf
K4
l.vw
tntta.
SfeS?
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DDIMTCDC
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tMttni
Office
WantrM
Hna,
r.w.
COMMERCE
OFFICIAL
Frederick
James
Cunningham,
,i,
is
chairman
of
the
executive
council
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce,
meeting
this
week
at
Banff.
Born
in
Ottawa
in
1898,
he
also
Is
vice-president
and
secretary
of
the
Sun
Life
Assurance
Company
of
Canada.
He
joined
the
Montreal
Board
of
Trade
in
1942
and
became
president
In
1917.
(CP
Plwto)
,
fflefal
always
obliging.
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