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Uuptrt
Dail?
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Friday,
February
18,
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unior
Valentine
Partv
Editor
I
n-lie
Hansen.
j
Krporlrrs
Margo
Brow
n,
Joan
,
Mwllrr,
Donna
Krrrighau,
Mary
McAfee,
Esther
Harrison,
Kathleen
SmiCh,
Deshka
Peneff.
HUGE
BOX
OF
CANDY
-PRIZE
;''V
f
"
FAST
PEOPLES
STORE
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
The
Junior
High
party
Was
mm,
j.
(
lield
on
Saturday
In
the
school
:
nutui.
J(."!,li'"0
auditorium.
It
was
attended
bj
iiuui
u?'f
Ui"
sir-
a
rri
many
studenu
01
the
Junior
at
the
n;..l,
c.K.w'.l
-run
:
!
U0"r-
KH
Robert
Dunn
of
Grade
8
is
being
hailed
as
"The
Sweetest
Boy
in
Prince
Rupert."
Robert's
name
was
drawn
from
among
800
others
by
Miss
Pat
McRea.
I'arty
a
m
was
tastefully
decorated
with
paper
streamers,
hearts
and
I
-
cupids
for
the
occi'.sioti.
The
fun
I
'''UiYcp
Persomdities
"
OUR
LAILA
Prince
Rupert's
habitual
calm
was
shattered
the
frosty
Friday
of
February
21.
1931,
when
twins
Laila
and
Jeanne
Husov
rearh-
10
a.m.
Saturday
irl.i..k
Un
-.,,).
t
'I'il't.l
....
'
'
r
;
making
him
the
winner
of
the
;
Cheer
Club
candy
.raffle.
The
box
of
candy
which
he
won
.
measured
30
by
38
inches
and
hel
dabout
10
pounds
of
candy
i
..-d-
nttnntiifnlv
rlnnnr'ltoH
in
ktl
"
tvu
fciit
pupua
C
lJU.Vej
j
''n
V"
sir,.,
waltes,
fox-trots
and
old
time
Freeman
u
";l
dancing.
Cokes
and
doughnuts
to
fill
thf
bur
1""
were
sold
by
the
refreai.mi.-nt
'
S-'tia
i
i..
S3-S7
Ladies'
Skirts
rn!nmiLi.rr
i.icoil
iji
fini
i
ry.iv
Ir.
i
11:1m..
.
'
pany
s
I
red
and
white
satin
by
Donna
r."
"V
;
land
'
of
the
'
living.
"V1"g'
Laila,
Lalia'
I
B.-.hnrrU
nrl
Jnvce
TaLtersall
Ule
clder
der
by
by
20
20
minutes,
minutes,
is
is
sfr-
sec-
.t
.
master
of
Pluym,
the
icit-
men
I.,-,,.
,
'jictary
of
the
Students'
Council.
monies;
mm
"
xwimta
Miss
Anstey.
the
head
iquoia
()(
,.
Sizes
12-44
Choice
99c
01
me
reusiwiieiu
cuinnuilec:
plauis
uv
Miss
Jokanovich,
in
charge
ol
I
.
tlie
entertainment:
Miss
Oih-1
a....
4lu
v(.j.,
.
Friday
at
a
Coke
Dance
held
in
w
ner
eiticient
lul-
"""ent
of
this
office,
she
does
!
the
school
auditorium.
After
much
persuasion
on
the
part
stenographical
.
work
at
McRae
!
final-
and
ls
the
Ski
Club's
pub-1
of
Miss
MacRea.
dancing
j
fros-
ly
began.
A
few
hopefuls
were
!
"nation
representative.
She
is
telling
their
friends
about
the
1
taking
the
high
school
com-
candv
they
were
t-oing
to
take
mcwdl
course,
and
has
report-'
home.
Miss
MacRea
squashed
edly
a
hlh
average.
Laila
may
their
hopes
when
she
pulled
I
be
seen
any
Sht
after
six
at
$30
Evening
Formals
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
7
(jijTIj
Sizes
14-16
3
Only
......
$5.99
IT'S
WANDA
AND
JOHN
IH
A
pT
Robert's
name
out
of
the
box
'
rtve-
asi
ctoing
nome-
work,
playinL'
rummv
or
dismis
and,
much
to
everybody's
sur-
j
4
v
wra.m
Vk
l.
4
1X4..
""
U'.K
45c
Wool
Socks
Children's
Size
1-3
Yr.
PAIRS
QQC
3
FOR
ti
sing
politics..
(She
cooks,
too,
boys
.
That
becoming
cosmopolitan
atmosphere
we
notice
about
both
the
H
u
s
o
y
girls
may,
doubtless,
be
attributed
to
their
three-year
sojourn
in
Vancou
prise,
he
wasn't
even
there.
The
dance
broke
up
amid
groans
of
disappointment
from
the
unlucky
ones
who
had
counted
on
being
lucky.
Profits
from
the
dance
and
raffle
amounted
to
$83.
'XViV
.w:o
......
ISLAND
SHIPYARDS
Since
Newfoundland
is
an
island
and
fishing
is
the
maior
industry,
shipyards
are
required
to
maintain
the
many
ships
used
in
trade
and
commerce
by
the
country.
Tiiis
photo
shows
the
Newfoundland
dockyard
operated
by
the
Newfoundland
Railway
at
St.
John's.
Besides
maintenance
of
the
railway
fleet
of
coastal
vessels,
foreign
shipping
is'also
handled
here.
.
'
CP
Photo
i
ver,
where
tiiey
attended
both
Lord
Byng
and
Fairview
Commercial
schooU.
Findinir
Van-
2:30
AFTERNOON
..
Club
j
couver
too
small,
the
girls
re
s
.
77?e
"
"
Experts
Say
Nylon
Hosiery
By
KAY
REX
minutes
in
moderate
oven
and
I
LIBRARY
CONTEST
serve
with
whipped
cream.
j
Aiifirl
s
DelightIngredients:
j
Tlu;
Journalism
Club
needs
First
Quality
All
Sizes
......
89c
Attractive
Dessert
An
attractive
cream
dessert
is
to
the
most
critical
of
din-
1'2
cups
milk:
one
cup
sugar:
i
'-""-'alive
writing
both
for
pub-eight
tablespoons
butter;
six
'
licalion
in
the
weekly
news
and
turned
to
Rupert,
Laila
to
continue
officiating
at
Booth,
and
Jeanne
to
work
at
Fashion
Footwear.
Laila
astounds
one
with
her
sparkling
conversations,
which
she
carries
on
in
English,
Norwegian
and
Spanish.
She
attains
the
latter
tongue
by
dint
of
rigid
determination
and
morning
classes
whirl)
bwgin
at
dawn
8:20i-
every
morning.
For
further
information
phone
Green
1G9
and
ask
ior
"Loquacious."
:
m
Lad
les
ner
guests
-
and
it
is
always
;
tablespoons
flour:
one
pound
ln
the
school
annual.
This
is
popular
with
the
children.
Here
marshmallows
(chopped
fine);
the
though
behind
a
literary
are
several
delicious
cream
des-
one
small
can
grated
pineapple;
;
j
contest
which
the
club
is
spon-
Slips
99c
ibmtit
:!!
aiuiianr:
$2.25-$3.75
Sizes
14-42
erts:
one
cup
nuts;
one-half
pint
i
coring.
Contributions
of
poetry,
whipped
cream.
1
short
stories,
articles
or
essays
Cook
until
thick,
let
cool
and
al'e
b,'inK
i
vitrei,
entries
close
stir
in
marshmallows.
Add
Fl'ki:y.
March
11.
Prize
winning
pineapple,
nuts
and
whipped!
ill'ticl';-s
'M
be
published
ln
the
Ladies'
Rainwear
cream.
Chill.
jjjuny
news,
rnzes,
provided
by
Plastic
$2.50-54.75
99c
Carrot
-
Munching
Health
and
welfare
department
officials
have
a
few
words
of
cheer
for
the
carrot-munchers.
J.
Lindsay
was
fined
$15
and
costs
in
city
police
court
Wednesday
after
pleading
guilty
to
a
charge
Of
driving
in
excess
of
the
city
speed
limit.
v
Coffee
Tapioca
I'iul'f
Ingredients:
four
tablespoons
quick
-
cooking
tapioca,
one-quarter
cup
sugar,
one-quarter
teaspoon
salt,
one-third
cup
seedless
raisins,
two
cups
cof-lee,
one
teaspoon
vanilla,
one
cup
whipping
cream.
Cook
tapioca,
sugar,
salt
and
raisins
in
coffee
in
top
of
double
boiler
until
tapioca
is
clear
(about
15
minutes).
Stir
frequently.
Add
vanilla
and
chili.
Whip
cream
and
fokl
into
mixture.
Pile
into
serving
dishes
and
chill
thoroughly.
Yield:
There
is
a
i
Rupert
Peoples
Store
j
DIFFERENCE
in
LUBSltHi,
"Raw
vegetables
are
one
of
the
best
sources
of
important!
vitamins
and
minerals
for
building
strong
teeth
and
producing
healthy
blood,
says
the
department.
;
For
the
harassed
housewife
8imnnnmnmimil
S1III1IH1
the
Students'
Council,
are
$4
:.nd
$2
for
senior
students
and
$3
and
$1
for
junior.
FORUM
CLUB
Tiie
Forum
Club,
a
new
member
to
the
long
list
of
Bo-Me-Hi
clubs,
is
working
rapidly
under
the
direction
of
Mr.
Henry.
The
n.tmibers
are
taking
up
parliamentary
procedure,
impromptu
and
prepared
speeches
and
debating.
Two
debating
teams
have
been
organized
with
three
to
each
team.
They
have
had
one
debate
on
"The
Advantages
of
Co-Education."
President
of
the
club
is
Art
Olson;
Vice-President,
Charlie
Forbes,
and
Secretary,
Laila
Husoy.
I
chant
Marine
and
the
thousand
Is
Hiking
Halifax
From
Vancouver
of
miles
on
foot
he
finds
pre-
slx
servings,
sent
no
hardshin.
He
r
2B
vcurs
i
'ae
1
rittcr:
Our
(
liussi'i
Lubricant
is
not
just
a
urt-w
l
iiRinerred
B-A
Product,
coinpoiimlid
lo
wit
t
lubrication
under
evlreme
uater
anil
road
abraw
tions.
Yes,
we
uo
pay
more
for
lhi.
Ivpr
of
clu
taut,
but
you
pay
no
more
for
your
luhriration
(lo
not
buy
a
WASH
OCT
type
grease.
Our
Motor
Oils
too
are
only
first
line
.taiiiifi
PtXNZOlL
100
Pure
Pennsylvania
r
B-A
fl
"It's
Alloyed."
Nearly
every
OTTAWA-
-Earl
Mitchell,
hlk-
Qf
auo.
The
r,uxt
,
r
m.
who
has
trouble
thinking
up
an
attractive
meat
dish,
the
department
suggests
a
good
fish
dinner.
"Apart
from
the
good
eating,
fish
equals
meat
in
protein
value,"
says
the
department.
Ti:NDt;its
,
SEALED
Tenders
will
be
received
by
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation
at
li()3
Hays
Cove
Circle.
P.O.
Box
1220.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
up
until
12
o'clock
noon.
23i(l
Fcbrary.
1949,
for
the
land
and
buildmss
now
occupied
by
the
said
Corporation
as
an
administration
building
and
warehouse
and
situate
at
tii)3
Havs
Cove
Circle,
and
being
Lot
G.
Block
21.
Plan
18!ia.
Section
6,
Ciyt
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
highest
or
any
tender
will
not
necessarily
be
accepted.
'C.
H.
Coulli
Administrator,
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
18
February.
194!).,
(41i
lug
from
Vancouver
to
Halifax,
i
j(JUrney,
so
far.
was
just
east
says
he
feels
sure
he
will
reach
of
Port
Arthur.
He
has
cstab-h.s
destination
by
March.
Uejitahcd
that
anyone
going
alor.-ts
a
former
member
of
the
Mer-
normally
can
get
at
least
TOO
"
i
miles
walk
out
of
a
pair
ol
LINDSAY
MOTORS
LI
"It
has
other
valuable
elements
Including
phosphorus
and
calcium
which
are
important
for
PILES
hostess
likes
to
surprise
her
fiie-as
with
something
"special"
at
dessert
time.
Perhaps
.she
might
like
to
try
Date
Fritters.
j
Ingredients:
l'a
cups
flour;
;
12
teaspoon
baking-powder;'
one-quarter
teaspoon
salt;
two-thirds
cup
milk;
one
egg;
one
cup
dates.
Sift
flour,
baking
powder
and
.;alt.
Add
milk,
egg
and
dates,
which
have
beer,
chopped
and
pitted.
Cook
in
deep
fat.
Drain
PHONK
Wifi
the
formation
of
bones
and
teeth."
.
;
shoes.
LONDON,
Q
Reproduction
of
great
paintings
are
to
be
lent
to
housewives
by
Hornsey,
North
London,
Council.
You
Saw
it
In
The
News.
THE
-
We
like
to
get
this
type
of
letter.
Mr.
G.
A.
Hackett
of
Wey-burn,
writes:
"I
had
lost
faith
in
amy
medicine
lor
piles
and
tried
our
I'yitone
as
a
last
chance.
Again
many
thanks.
This
umr
1
know
I'm
O.K.
again,
etc."
Hundreds
of
unsolicited
letters
should
be
convincing
as
all
were
1
from
people
discouraged
until
I
they
found
the
new
I'vltonc
Treatment.
Gets
results
or
a
I
money
back
guarantee.
Get!
I'yitone
and
get
results.
$1.75
at
all
modern
druggists.
on
brown
paper
and
sprinkle
with
powdered
sugar.
Prune
Pudding
Ingredient:!:
Timely
Recipe
IT
PA
YS
TO
ROIL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
Skeena
Construction
i
Cabmef
IH
II.DI
ItS
AND
(iENI
KAE
CONTK.Ul
1EOOR
SAMHNO
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(
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FREE
ON
KKyUKS
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PI'
HEAVENLY
CALAVO
S.VI.AO
one
cup
cooked
prunes
stoned
and
chopped
;
one-half
cup
sugar;
one-half
cup
milk;
one-hall
cup
bread
crumbs;
one
teaspoon
baking
powder;
one
teaspoon
vanilla;
one
tablespoon
melted
butter;
one-eighth
teaspoon
salt;
one-half
Reach
up
to
your
pantry
shelf
for
a
can
of
cling
peaches
and
some
pineapple
to
combine
with
crisp
celery
and
winter
Calavo
for
this
"Heavenly
Calavo
Salad."
Tiie
celerv
in-oviries:
f
Vj
:
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V
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Newly
R('()
j
mm
Bake
0
Cigarette
Tobacco
just
the
right
amount
ol
crisp-
j
(:"p
ch"PC1
ness
for
the
three
delicious
fruits.
The
thin
French
dressing
accents
their
flavors
to
per-
Til
KB;
SfSTfi
MILD,
SWEET,
BRIGI
HT
VIRGINIA
(
'
lection.
Calavo
Salad
j
1
medium-sied
Calavo
Lemon
juice
Salt
I
4
to
5
canned
Ciing
peach
This
might
happen
lo
us
.
.
.
but
the
customer
never
loses
when
he
deals
at
DAN'S
SERVICE
STATION
"Where
Hie
Workinijman
(iris
a
ISreak."
"
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STItKET
RUB
IT
WITH
COFFEE
SHOP
351
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Third
COMPLETELY
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AND
lii..i"UKN
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THAN
EVlill
Dovuiy-FIuke
I)o-Nuls
Our
Spc:"1
I
naives
23
cup
chopped
celery
!
Salad
greens
i
Tart
French
dressing
;
Cut
Calavo
into
lengthwise,
remove
seed
KING
OF
PAIH;
lalves
j
and
!
I
skin
and
dice
fruit.
Sprinkle
CALLS
4
Jmi(
b"ti
nrt
rub
in
M
WARD'S,
mul
nntr
the
j'lick
rrh'T
you
gt.
(trfflei,
Imi
tirytng.
no
brittle
truJay;
kep
tt
handy.
with
lemon
juice
and
salt.
Dice
well-drained
peaches.
Blend
fruits
and
celery
lightly
and
serve
on
salad
greens
with
French'
dressing.
Serves
4
to
5.
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