ULION
DOLLAR'
FTNf.RAL
NOTICE
at
Civic
Centre
prince
Uupett
Dail
pctos
LtD.
,
3
Wednesday,
February
4,
1948
"Million
Dollar
Cab''
its
appearance
in
Prince
;
Locdl
News
Items...
Bingo
following
meeting.
m,
j
p.m.
Thursday,
"World
Recon-Thomas
StrUction
For
Peace-"
Halliwell
of
Hedley
'30)
arrived
In
Prince
Rupert
by
International
Basketball
th.it
completely
ventilates
the
cab.
Window
glass
area
has
been
increased
by
14
per
cent
featuring
a
wide-vision,
one-piece
windshield,"
Mr.
Parker
explained.
He
said
a
new
coach-type
seat
is
standard
equipment.
The
seat
back
alible
is
independently
adjustable
while
the
whole
seat
moves
easily
back
and
forward
on
roller
bearings.
The
cushions
have
hih
resiliency,
individual
Winner
of
Toronto
Stork
Derby
Dies
ELMVALE,
Ont.
A
bachelor
It
today.
i
NORLANDER
In
the
city,
Saturday,
January
31,
1948,
Carl
Norlander,
age
68
years,
beloved
brother
of
Asa
Norland
-der
of
Victorville,
California.
Services
will
be
conducted
by
Rev.
A.
Boiland
at
Grenvllle
Court
Chapel
at
2:30
p.m.,
Thursday,
February
5.
B.C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
dt
named
oecause
more
than
Our
stock
of
lawyers
eccentric
will
which
;ion
dollars
was
spent
on
.),,
designing,
dies,
fix-ami
engineering
which
intu
its
development,
the
i
one
of
the
outstanding
;
uu
iucuay
auernoon
and
.
series,
netcrukan
vs.
Rupert
precipitated
Toronto's
famed
"Stork
Derby"
has
been
recalled
here
with
the
death
of
Mrs
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday.
QUALITY
ly
wiappea
coil
springs
whilel
Is
staying
with
his
sister.
Mrs.
Allan
Rutherford.
He
will
leave
for
Terrace
on
tonir;hf
trt.w,
(tf)
more
uniform
seating
surface'
ivrar
au
;
i,,,
..
,
THURSDAY
Sports
a.m.
9:00-Bo-Me-Hi
gym
class,
p.m.
I:00-Bo-Me-Hi
gym
class.
2:30King
Edward
gym
class.
3:30
Badminton.
7:00-Badminton.
8:00
Rup-Rec,
men.
Basketball
Practices
6:00
Civic
Centre
Arrows.
Basketball
Games
7;15-Bo-Me-Hi
vs.
Merchants.
8:30-Prince
Rupert
vs.
Ketchikan.
Special
Events
7:30
Women's
Canadian
Club.
Annie
Smith,
42,
who
won
$125,-000
for
being:
one
of
four
Tor
in
the
1948
line
of
Ford
result
irom
the
milt"
trucks
which
will
us(;.
of
a
rubber
impregnated.
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
onto
mothers
giving
birth
to
the
for
the
first
time
lo:;al-':.urlPcl
halr
I,ad
n
addition
to
must
cnnciren
in
10
years.
.
i
-
j
.
in
usual
cotton
pad
Bob
Parser
L..a.,
roru
aou
to
be
present
at
the
funeral
ser-
9
Annual
Congregational
Meet-vices
of
his
father,
Henry
Halli-
ing
Flrst
presbyterian
Church,
well.
Wednesday,
February
4th
at
3
Pm-
Church
Hall.
(29)
Reserved
J
seats
for
the
Ket-i
chikan-Prince
Rupert
basketball!
Mrs'
Robert
Cameron
return-series
are
on
sale
for
Thursday
ied
this
morn'ng
on
the
Prince
and
Friday
only.
If
necessary
1
RuPert
af
ter
spending
a
month
i:t'ti
neaieis.
Work
Clothiiij
jt
The
cab,
mounted
on
a
new,
level
action
suspension,
features
improved
weather
-
niwi
Modern
Etiquette
I
By
ROBERTA
LEE
j
idea
behind
the
new
cab
l1Ve
the
operator
U!e
near-;
IU,
aoainZ""
n,,ihi
to
i)
I,v:;r;
,
ni
room
room
.
.
.
-
-'
--....
"uu-
utt-
Saturday's
seat?
will
be
sold
im-i
Slung
at
cean
Falls-
'b
I"
,.
t;,nK
no,sen
frame
ve
by
rr!
11
uiiisll)
I'.
he
lie
expiuiiu-:!.
explained.
r
..
"J
lubber
nads
aivl
rnhi..
i.
i.icuiaieiy
alter
the
second
game
,
.
uoi;tl
tllflui"
"PW
ca?
a
s7n"'1
bolts
at
both
front
corners,
Deane's
Quality
Cleaners,
pick-up
and
delivery.
Phone
283.
(tf)
(It)
Rev.
Father
Edward
Green.
Q-
Is
it
customary
for
a
woman
to
shake
hands
when
she
is
being
Introduced
to
another
woman?
A.
This
is
optional,
but
she
can
show
more
sincere
pleasure
",CI
over
the
ulc
introduction
ln"aucuon
if
if
she
she
Q
How
can
I
renovate
the
polishing
mop?
A.
Boil
in
soda
water
to
which
has
been
added
two
tablespoons
of
paraffin.
Also
add
a
few
drops
of
paraffin
in
the
last
rinsing
water
and
it
will
save
labor
when
polishing.
Q.
How
can
I
remove
rust
from
irons?
A.
By
putting
some
yellow
bees-wax
or
paraifin
into
a
small
cloth
bag,
and
when
the
Iron
is
warm,
but
not
hot,
rubbing
it
over
this
bag,
then
rubbing
with
salt.
Q
How
can
I
avoid
basting
Ions
seams
when
Bewine?
young
priest
of
the
Roman
Mr.
'
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
F.
f.
N.
N.
Feero
Feero
re-
Catholic
Church,
who
arrimH
'
re-j
mV
,
'
;'"a
iev''
actlon
llnk
in
torsion
.lS
wider
doors,
set
further
typ
rubbpr
bush,
t
than
the
precedini?
mod-
,ortlprs
,t,,
,r
easier
access.
There
is
"
head
room
and
there's
a
i
way
air
control
system
You
read
it
in
the
News!
here
rerentlv
frm
Trli
lurnea
on
me
Prince
Rupert
the
sneaS
morning
a
trip
to'
offer
her
hand.
Under
no
me
speaker
today
at
the
weekly
Rpflttio
,,..,
.
.,
I
circumstanrp
circumstances
must
met
she
hm,
-Miss
Joan
DtWitt
of
Prince
George,
sister
of
Constable
Keith
DeWitt
of
this
city,
i.s
visiting
here
for
three
weeks.
luncheon
of
th
-c
.
r
w
CBt"""t
n
tne
-...
.
:
'""
.upeii
south
u),u
-iuo
in
tne
civic
Centre.
He
spoke
on
"The
Situation
in
Limited
number
of
reserved
I
I
I
I
f
I
I
hesitation
if
the
other
woman
offers
her
hand
first.
Q.
What
should
the
guests
at
a
dinner
do
while
the
host
is
carving?
A.
Keep
up
a
conversation.
Do
.une.
i-resident
O.
G.
Stu-seats
for
Basketball
Games
fedsonable
Ideas
rornouseknrc
tt"
was
m
the
chair
and
!
available
by
phonine
231
-
7
-
-----
w.w.
aim
there
tncie
a.
try
fastening
thp
erirrp
nf
was
a
inwi
9iinn
(tf)
C5
"
v
-
o
"UUULL
Ul
lilt
III-
ine
material
with
paper
clips,,
hers
wltn
severa
guests
such
as
pre
used
in
every
office.
This
u-ill
elin-ii.,t
ui
1
Stock
Takinir
rf....
,K
L
isiYJD
LVLN
IN
WINTFR
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Georee
Green
ro-
not
watch
the
host
or
comment
turned
to
the
city
this
morning
:
"
hl,LCafvmg'
from
Vaneoi
What
size
stationary
should
several
good
recipes
offered
niiuuioic
waoL-
,
..
.j.
n.
,
oirtinni'
ing
the
goods.
j
Monday,
Feb.
1.
Dresses,
skirts
salad
UMia
hi
ii
coats,
Green
has
been
woman
use?
raincoats,
hats
and
ma,w
attendine
a
con-i
black
cherries,
un-cn
u.ivn
ni.m.
ill
m
uors
oi
Dear
vni
i.ini
,
UP
ill
other
of
A
A
PPular
size
s
by
6
articles
too
numerous
tolference
Imperial
Oil
Co..
dis-',
Marie
Antoinette
wore
potato
blossoms
in
her
hair
as
decorative
pieces.
i
'.w
cU
wiin
rea
ummery
upueur-i
s.
!
jell
v
or
ncamn
k.....
is
Complete
i
'IS
'
SEE
US
FOft
Ulli
OVERALLS
CARPENTERS
OVERALLS
PAINTERS
OVERALLS
OVERALL
'
JACKETS
.
f
COVERALL&
MECHANICS'
CAPS
DRY-BAK
CLOTHING
RUBBER
;
CLOTHING
WORK
GLOVES
WORK
SOCKS
all
weights
NATIONALLY
-
KNOWN
BRANDS
GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION
otai
a
otyiewear.
j
iuanvcd.
I
(tf)
BABY'S
Announcements
I"
-
-
"""I!
uic
an
-
months
do
not
provide
i;ood
salad
fruits.
Two
or
three
apply
of
Ihese
salad
'or
more
of
these
arranged
on
a
but
there
is
no
rcasoii
platter
and
garnished
with
pars-.(Tf.vlu;
salads
raiinot
be,
ley
will
make
a
colorful
picture
without
them.
land
allow
rhnfr
nt
.t..A
Combine
vegetables,
add
sea-soning.
Chill.
Garnish
with
sliced
hard
cooked
eggs.
Serve
with
mayonnaise
or
cooked
salad
dressing.
Six
servings.
Jellied
Tomato
and
Potato
Salai!
(Jelly
Mixture)
2'2
cups
tomato
juice
20
oz.
tin
i
'b
teaspoon
pepper
'2
teaspoon
salt
1
teaspoon
celery
salt
Dash
cayenne
pepper
2
teaspoons
vinegar
2
tablespoons
gelatine
'2
cup
cold
water
COLDS
Relieve
misery
direct
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25
cents
a
word
Social
D
J
.
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!
lit
1
.
t
.....
.
t
buiations
lor
each
person.
omqs
u.i
j"
a;
;
;
r
;f
-wiuwut
-closing"
:h.i
!
uenc!
t
a
t
(Contributions
tn
thi
tiin.
.
.
SUBONVIS&S
nil!.
M
l'Vii.
;
of
n
every
day
m
siwuid
be
l!:-
....u
nlll
De
welcomed)
Ski
Club
Dance,
Valhalla
Hall,
Friday,
Feb.
6.
Tea
and
Home
Cooking,
Lutheran
Church,
Feb.
7.
Card
Party.
Catholic
.School
ST.
PETER'S
W.A.
IS
IN
SESSION
Wi
!
h
Vlr..,-
..ffi
.
r
miMih
7
in
Aitii
grated
or
i
tables
tir
eab-i'
i!id
ta:.',".'
s,
-1-
nude
d
!.
.V.ti.n
(Potato
Mixture)
...
,.
,
:
uuiens
in
cnarge,
I'2
cups
diced
cooked
the
potato
Senior
Branch
of
the
Wo-
IHall,
February
12,
8
pm.
I
Cambrai
Valentine
Tea,
Feb
!14.
n
cup
shredded
raw
carrot
MRS.
SPROTT
IS
SPEAKER
Officers
For
Year
Nominated
By
Municipal
Chapter
I.O.D.E.
When
Municipal
ChaDter
Im
t..b:.
I
Hot
Bean
Salad
;
2
cups
canned
green
beans
'
2
cups
canned
wax
beans
j
I
teaspoon
dry
mustard
I
1
teaspoon
suirar
1
teaspoon
salt
18
teaspoon
pepper
p
tablespoons
chopped
onion
2
tablespoons
chopped
green
!
pickle
1
cup
i',
lb
i
diced
bologna
!
teaspoon
cider
vinegar
H-.it
b-an.s.
Combine
other
ingredients
in
salad
bowl.
Add
drained
hot
beans.
And
mix
well.
Serve
hot.
Six
servings.
Cuoked
Vegetable
Salad
1
tablespoon
chopped
onion
1
teaspoon
celery
salt
b.'
:i..i()e
u::!;
c
r,k-
s
or
l:i::t;,
'..id
i
.in
t
nui'.
lw
Sll'il
.v;.!:ui.-:
;it.
ti;..-M.
beans
or
!
United
Church
Valentine
Tea
Feb.
19.
Mrs.
A.
Dominato,
500
;
Taylor
St.
1
S.
O.
N.
Basket
Social
and
Dance,
ladies
with
h-acinti
in
PHOTOGRAPHY
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging,
Picture
Framing
Chandler
and
CowgiU
216
Fourth
Street
Box
645
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
ll..k.(l
fl
;
.in
irr-rcd-
perial
-vdugmers
Order,
Daughters
ui
of
the
me
inen.s
Auxiliary
to
St.
Peter's
Church,
held
their
first
regular
meeting-
of
the
year
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
H.
V.
Tattersall.
Follow-in?
are
the
officers
for
the
new
ye;r:
Honorary
President.
Mrs.
E.
Hod
son.
President,
Mrs.
G.-
Prince.
Vice-President.
Mrs.
W.
Davidson.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Mrs.
H
V
Tattersall.
----.
"..w
ucc.
Enmire.
met
in
r0trin-
.v-
everyone
welcome.
Black's
Drch-
.d".i
'b
tea.spoon
paprika
Salt
and
pepper
to
taste
1
tablespoon
vinegar
Add
seasonings
and
vinegar
to
tomato
juice.
Heat
to
boiling.
Soak
gelatine
in
culd
water
for
5
minutes.
Add
to
tomato
mix-ture.
Cool
until
it
begins
to
thicken.
Mix
potatoes,
carrots
and
seasonings.
Chill
while
iir
p.n-iai
111
A
III
ly
ses.sion
in
the
lounge
of
the
estra
odcife"-ws'
Hall,
February
Civic
Centre
on
Monday,
norni-'20'
9:30'
nations
of
officers
for
the
com-j
JoD's
Daughters
Dance,
Mas-ing
year
was
the
business
of
onic
Temple,
Feb.
20.
raw
boets.
:n
a
sala
t
many
h'.ii.i's
i.-ni'.'lv
co.id
SilL'IM-v'
M'V-
Mii'abii'
1
.
i
i
,m.
cups
rooked
diced
beets
I.J
1
cup
cooked
diced
carrot.s
I
Ill,
way
n-..!...;,:;
,...,-!
1
cup
canned
peas
jelly
is
cooling.
Fold
into
pat
uorca.s
Secretary,
Mrs.
G
A.
teaspoon
celery
seed
itially
set
tomato
mixture.
FilMHebb
I
I
s.u.u!
p.
:
Ri:;
;,;-Aav.
wet
jelly
moulds
and
chill
until
New
Shipment
of
.
.
.
SPRING
MERCHANDISE
w;..'u,
';
1
1
halves,
!
me
evening.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
A
large
attendance
of
mem-Mrs-
George
Mitchell's,
Feb.
2s!
bers
heard
Mrs.
R.
J.
Sprott
ofj
Kinsmen
Leap-Year
Dance.
Vancouver
bring
greeting
from
-Civic
Centre,
Feb.
27.
the
Provincial
Regent
and
'
speak
ronrid
p.ta
wit
pioj,at
Mspiringly
of
the
work
of
the
1.
28
Yp
Order
being
done
in
Canada
and
i
,,.
,
,
U
mc"
of
h
M"ose
SPri"S
Oversew.
Excerpts
from
letters
;
of
than
ir
fnr
..j
i
Bazaar-
March
4
and
5.
,
teaspoon
salt
DaiOi
Dash
of
of
pepper
pepper
2
tablespoons
vinegar
1
hi'.'d
cooked
egg
1
hank
-offering
Secretary,
Mrs,
HoJson.
Prayer
Partner
Secretary,
Mrs.
Pr;iK-c.
set.
Unmould
and
decorate
nitn
parsley
or
celery
leaves.
Six
servings
')'
...I!ll
I'.K,
,
IC-i
I
i
.
.
.''V
parcels
sent
to
needy
persons
in
the
devastated
areas
were
Seventeenth
of
March
sale
of
home
cooking,
aprons
and
novelties,
afternoon
tea.
2:3n
nm
read.
I.O.DE
members
in
Canada
t"ard
Party
8
P
m-
Catholic
School
Hall
U-.-.1T
.
.
.
Styled
with
a
dash
to
match
the
season's
zest,
are
our
new
SPRING
COATS.
Of
particular
interest
are
our
Shorties,
with
or
without
hoods.
...
In
one
of
our
new
J
E
R
S
E
Y
or
P
R
I
N
T
DRESSES
with
th
arresting'
splash
patterrp
you
can't
help
having
that
s
p
r
i
n
g
feeling,
plus
of
'
course
"The
New
Look."
j
j,
v-vwu
WUV1U11.
OCIl
t
a
wedding
gifth
to
H.R
H.
Princess
Canadian
Legion
W.
A.
Spring
Elizabeth
and
the
following
let-
Sale,
March
31.
ter
of
thanks
was
received
by
Anglican
Easter
Sale.
April
1
National
President
of
thej
orange
Tea.
April
21.
!
ChurCh
Sprhl
SaIe-mine
"I
am
delighted
with
the
e,
cloak
which
I
have
received
from
the
Imperial
Or-i
St
peter's
spring
sale,
May
6.
der.
Daughters
of
the
Empire
'
Home-cooked
dinner
from
6
to
in
Canada.
They
could
not
have
9-
60c-
Bosun
Inn.
(33)
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ail,'
chosen
a
wedding
present
which
j
U.F.A.W.U.
whist
and
cribbage
has
given
me
greater
pleasure
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Hall,
evprv
Rnturdnv
or
one
wnicn
i
snail
wear
more,
at
8
p.m.
(43)
often.
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you
tell
all
who'
u
(
rJ
subscribed
to
give
me
this
beau-
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tiful
cloak
that,
quite
apart
from
'
the
magnificence
of
their
pres-i
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I
am
deeply
gratefdl
for
.
j
the
loyalty
and
for
the
goodwill
towards
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
.
and
myself
with
which
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