1
.TRADE
LICENSES
Decoroting
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Wednesday,
March
15,
1950
1
1
..
.
,
May
Die
On
Going
Home
ARE
GRANTED
.
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MA
healLh.
social
assistance,
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and
-licensing
committee,
city
INCREASING
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.VANCOUVER
0
Home
coming
may
mean
death
for
two
deserters
from
the
Spanish
Nuvy:
who
have
been
ordered
deported
'
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
r
M
P.
s
William
Scuby
left
for
Van-
council
Monday
night
approved
I
couver
by
plar.e'today
for
a
brief
six
tradt
licenses.
They
were:
1
A
large
attendance
of
members
j
business
trip
i
Northwest
Builders,
eontrac-(
and
friends
were
present
at
a
1
M.
J
A
Rctherford
1045
1
t0r3'
'
reguUr
Saturday
night
dance
'
Avenue,
Is
leaving
soon
for
a
visl
M:
B
Jaclc
and
Grace
Wins'
of
Uie
Sons
of
Nol'Wy
Badrr.in-
it
to
her
former
home
in
Ensland.
.
retail
dry
eoods-
ton
Club
in
tiie
cons
or
Norway
j
from
here.
Expecting
to
obtain
visas
to.
akeOver
C.
Police
Four
,p.MM
,.
..!
lCUJ"ei'
??
Hall.
Gatherings
at
dances
are!!
j
Vancouver
lelt
the
city
by
plane
I
Green
&
Bridden,
retaii
build-.
increaM"S?
reported
by
lunay
iouowmf
a
check
of
the
ers'
supplies.
"e
ol
u,e
memoers.
music
'Ouaiem.ila
and
sanctuary
at
any
moment,
Enrique,
Montenegro
and
Angela
Parra,
both
20,
were
given
twenty
minutes
notice
to
j
leave
Canada
last
night.
I
"They
probably
will
be
shot
or
'imprisoned
for
life,"
said
a
member
of
the
Spanish
Refugee
JeUn
Bulger
Ltd;
Third
Avenue
-n't
ticaT
LIE'S
company
s
Canso
at
Seal
Cove.
;
Golam
Rabul,
hot
tamales.
was
supplied
!y
Mike
Colussi
mev
were
T.
Finnie.
G.
Smith,,
The.latter
is
subject
to
appro-
and
his
accordion.
I
u.
orown
and
j.
Tadel.
i
val
of
the
medical
health
officer
'BURGERS
T
A
fir?
danp.er,
In
the
event
of
t
further
Ion
continued
dryilJ.S
Senate
May
MARCHAND
"
was
removed
vesterrtnv
OIL
HEATERS)
1
Stall
Statehood
I
It
w;:
in
the
iorm
of
acres
of
Classified
nd,
wins
results.
Advertise
In
the
Vuh
News:
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
I
,
mm'5
'rvPd
MILLIE'S
pn,
,.l..m.
DART,
hand
Unrl
Sixth
Rivii,
Strc-ts.
oi..i
It
.
was
.
burned.
.
swung
ueuei
jii
suiuc
nuust
'
luirrt
Avenue
k.
Order
B'ue
92
IRON
FIREMAN
STOKERS
(
Plumbing;
&
Heatinjj
Alteralior
CMITU
0
nilUf
irn
under
supcrviMon.
;nor
Hawall
stalehood
bills
Robert
Gfble
Is
the
winner
of
De
approved
by
the
Senate.
Av
a
Tree
trip
to
Vancouver
in
a
con-
itnev
Present
different
problems
test
by
a
Vancouver
newspaper.
tnev
wi"
not
necessarily
be
stud-
ne
win
matte
Ihe
trlD
to
Vancnii-
llu
wKemer.
ESTATE
1
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KMKK
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jriim
a
llimiu
Liy.
PHONE
174
BOX
JRi
'
1
Tt'o
hticlriAoa
mien
tn
aHvurtlco
RANCE
ver
at
Easter
and
take
part
in
a
jamboree
at
Hotel
Georgia.
Patrick
Roueeau
was
second
nnr,
'Don
t
bo
silly!
Why
wait
for
a
train
at
this
hour
when
Fred
can
drive
you
straight
to
your
door?"
J
vie
tax
iwon
a
ftosh
en
mora
outfit.
'
PREPARED
had
its
monthly
meeting
a
few
Mrs.
Wighlman
I0KT1MEK
Indian
Superintendent
F.
E
Anfield
was
the
speaker
today
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club.,
dtscussine
nl(;ht.i
ao
at
her
home.
Other
new
officers
or
the
Chap
(Near
CF1'K
.wrare:
First
Vice-Regent,
Is
New
Regent
Mrs.
II.
M.
WiRhlman
Wighlman
n
Mrs.
fbspiYjurr
Qood
Food
For
Tasty
Meals
At
Reasonable
Prices
Chinese
Dkhrft
Specialty
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Rex
Call
e
ind
Ave.
Opp.
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a
m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orders
Eric
HaliIax
history
In
an
lnlerestlnK
j
manner.
President
A.
J.
Dom
BarU)n-
presided
inate
was
In
the
chair
and
there
:
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i
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n
.
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i
t-.
.
.
.
as
regent
of
Duchess
of
Edin-
&
SONS
Durgh
Chapter,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
which
htractori
REMODELLING
ett
Magaw.
bers
with
a
few
guests.
Secretary,
Mrs.
Neil
MacDon-
.
,
.
aid.
Three
city
drivers
were
each
Assistant
Secretary,
Mrs.
R.
W.
fiven
a
month's
suspended
sen-Whidden.
tence
ln
cltV
Po!ce
court
by
Mag-
Ireasurer,
Mrs.
Frank
Hicks.
W'
D"
Vance
yesterday.
Elucational
Secictai
y,
Mrs.
i
The
cnarKe
'
ere
laid
by
police
Douglas
Stewart.
.
March
9
when
the
drivers
fa'led
Standard
Bearer,
Mrs.
A.
B.
to
sto"
at
me
approach
of
a
fire
Stiles.
truCK-
At
that
date,
firemen
re-
NDATION8
New
&
Better
Service
I
help
you
plan
!
193
,
home
under
.A.
Eiuht
new
members
were
wel-
"iJO"oea
i"
a
call
at
the
Yacht
tf
M3
Box
SM
Club.
The
three
men
were
Louis
Astoria,
John
H.
Currie
and
Jack
Caron.
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night
&
day
f
133
UNITED
CARS
123
I
Stand:
Cow
Bay
corned
at
the
meeting.
Final
plans
were
made
for
a
rummage
and
home
cooking
sale
to
be
held
March
18.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
and
the
monthly
raifle
was
won
by
Mrs.
H.
Tudge.
i
r
i
1
r
nn
Grass
fire
continue
to
be
fire
men's
source
of
calls.
Three
were
extinguished
yesterday
and
no
damage
resulted.
The
first
was
at
1
p.
m.
at
1032
Ninth
Avenue
East
At
Ald?r
Park,
olf
Fraser
Street
at
1:30
p.
m.
yesterday
a
grass
fire
ignited
..a
clump
.
of
brush.
Final
call
of
the
day
wa.s
to
Eighth
Avenue
West
at
Dun-rrtir
where
a
unall
fire
was
ex4
tlnguished
b
ythe
department
at
0:45
p.
m.
..
.
:
Clearance
Sale
WALLPAPER
In
order
to
make
room
for
our
1950
patterns
we
are
now-offering
our
1D49
patterns
at
.
50
OFF
!
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v
P"he
Thrifty,
Easy
.
t
Jw'"-
Way
to
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Canadian
Education
Week
March
Slh
to
11th
Education
Every
bodys
.'
Business
Spring
and
Sumn.er
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311
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ORDER
OFFICE
TI
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finest
Cooking
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fr
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Hourt
7
a.m.
to
I
a
m
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
206
LANARK
MEMBER
Dr.
W.
G
Blair
is
Progressive
Conservative
member
of
the
House
of
Commons
for
Lanark.
Born
m
that
Ontario
riding
In
January,
1890,
he
was
first
elected
to
parlaiment
in
1945.
.
Canadian
lUhishij
'
Ay'
i
I
--"
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i
:
1
OWN
WITH
SHAVING
(CP
Photo)
Tin's
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the"
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
'
Timely
'
Recipes
N
THE
GYRO
;
LOWING
CONTEST
TODAY
pS;
Mate
MAIL
ORDER
SHOPPING
:
J
Thriftiei
More
Convenient
"
f-fL
Ppen
to
Everyone
Enter
Today
tnTs
must
be
clean
Shaven
when
entering
SHRIMP
AND
UK
;
Rl.;e
dishes,
always
favorites,
are
particularly
good
at
the
nten
season
for
rice
Is
a
"natural''
.
with
sea
food.'
.
".
"
'
linredients
'
:
;
'
4
cups
cooked
rice.
C
'
i
unall
can
tomato
puree
10
-
-i
fhiKed
out
-
with
Vi
':
can
itizrs
JUNIOR
CHAMBER
ST.
PATRICK'S
DAY
DANCE
Friday,
March
17,
Civic
Centre
Space
Courtesy
THOM
SHEET
METAL
ENTER
NOW
ATi
JERRY'S
BARBER
SHOP
CAPITOL
BARBER
SHOP
0.00
io.no
0.00
No
Entry
Charge.
vat?r.v:
!
1
.
pint
shrimp
conked
and
PONTEST
CLOSES
MAY
5TH
GYRO
KLONDIKE
NITE
leaned
I.
1
can
tomatoes
2-'i)
.
-
1
sweet
pepper.
1
onion
minced.
1
clove
sarlie,
finely
chopped.
4
drops
Woichestershiie
sauce.
Salt
and
pepper
to
tfste.
Put
2
cups
of
while
ike,
2
'caspoons
salt
and
4
cups
cold
water
in
a
lare
saucepan.
Cover
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
Truly
a
Treal.
The
wide
variety
of
delicious
CAKES
will
amaze
and
please
you
at
m
I
I?
with
a
fight
-
fitting
lid.
Set
over
a
hot
flame
until
it
boils
vigorously.
Then,
reduce
the
heat
as
low
as
possible
and
simmer
for
14
minutes
more.
I:
Make
use
of
EATON'S
Order
Office
Services!
Consult
the
new
Spring
and
Summer
Catalogue
there,
or
PHONE
YOUR
ORDERS
IN
if
you
wish!
Save
on
C.O.D.
and
other
charges
by
sending
your
order
through
the
Order
Office
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
tttaUarr
llltaritranj
l
During
this
time
the
rice
will
absorb
the
water
and
come
out
deliciously
tender.
Remove
the
lid
to
permit
the
rice
to
steam
dry.
Lift
rice
with
a
fork
to
test
its
consistency.
Never
stir
rice
while
cooking
and
the
grains
will
be
separate
tnd
tender.
This
makes
about
6
cups
arjd
picking
,the
goods
up
there!
i
REXAIR
NOW
HERE
3-iu-l
Meclian-leal
Housemaid
1
'
'
,
HOURS
1
!ekd
c-f
fluffy
rice.
Mix
Ingredients
(except
shrimp,
tomato
puree
and
rice)
in
heavy
black
skillet
and
Simmer,
cov
Jri
I
tin
I
W&
It
IT
DUSTS
;
IT
MOTHPROOFS
IT
ATOMIZES
IT
SHAMPOOS
RUGS
IT
SWEEPS
IT
PURIFIES
IT
CLEANS
IT
DEODORIZES
IT
HUMIDIFIES
IT
SCRUBS
i
m
I
rnone
,w
-
f
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
-
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
ered,
for
thirty
to
forty
minutes,
j
Add
tomato
puree
and
Vj
can
of
i
'
water
and
cooked,
cleaned
shrimp,;.
Heat
thoroughly.
Taste
i
add
more
.
salt
if
desired
and
'
Phone
Today
for
Free
Demonstration
1
10
!)ih
E.
G.
A-
Gustafson
Black
990
eetand
third
avenue
f
j
EATON
C
-
WESTERN
LM
1
serve
at
once
over
hot
steamed
rice.
Tills
will
serve
4
persons.
!
LIMITED