prince
Huper!
DafT
Yut'mi
Tuesday,
August
30,
1M9.
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
U.S.
Aid
For
Marshal
Tito
CREAMED
DISHES
DELIGHTFUL
ON
WARM
DAYS.
CONSIDER
PEAS
TER
PiLL
TAKE
mm
TO
QUARRY
LIME
FOR
CELLULOSE
Make
tea
double
strength
end
while
(till
hot
pour
into
glasses
filled
with
cracked
ice
.
,
.
Add
sugar
and
lemon
to
taste.
Pwwy-wlse
hints
for
home-
,
maker
are
eagerly
sought
whwi
warm
weainer
comes
and
appetites
lag.
The
menu
is
eon-fronted
with
the
extra
problem
o
providing
meat.-)
that
-
are
substantial
aad
still
have
the
air
of
being
light
and
delicate.
When
pennies
inu.4
be
considered,
dlfllauRies
Increase
and
complicate
the
pieture.
Home
economists
?
toil
t
ti)
Pill
lp
on
E'UITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
Lumber
Building
Supplies
Another
new
industrial
de
velopment
in
the
north
eoast
area
auxiliary
to
the
operation
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
at
nearby
Watson
Island
will
be
the
opening
up
of
a
lime
quarry
on
Aristable
Island
off
Princess
Royal
Island
to
the
fount
of
Prince
Rupert.
F.
J.
Beale
of
Vancouver,
who
operates
a
lime
quarry
near
Bella
FUIIa
for
P-jfifi.
M.llo
Is
nran.
'
ing
up
the
new
quarry.
The
limestone
will
be
transported
In
scows
from
Aristable
Island
to
Prince
Rupert.
Case
..Lli
Cheese
Canadian
Cheese,
lb.
.
.50
alk,Ped
and
ereamed
thlcteied.
mAanUy
unUl
th.n
?"r-rrn,u'Mey
meat
sauce.
Slice
Certain
of
(jetting
Assistance
Providing
lie
Stays
Alive
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
9
Marshal
Tito
is
considered
to
be
Virtually
a
cinch
to
get
fine
Unit-
ed
Sivtes
government
loan
of
j
$25,000,000
which
tie
has
applied
j
for,
providing
he
stays
alive
and
'
independent
from
Moscow.
Top
government
officials
say
that
Secretary
of
State
Dean
Ac
he
son's
strong
support
for
the
application
clearly
fore
shadows
a
favorable
verdict.
Her
and
Yugoslav
Ambassador
Cavendish
Cannon
have
urged
them
to
do
it
quickly.
I
Tito
needs
the
loan
to
help
weather
an
economic
blockade!
which
Is
now
threatening
to
strangle
the
country
as
Soviet
Russia
draws
Its
ring
about."
.
NtU7
t'Vt
-1
ruua
mala
tlAii
'
Yugoslavia
formally
applied
lor
the
export-import
bank
for
an
American
loan,
it
was
dis-
,
.
,
LMJM!U
yesieraay
py
government)
lrinj?i'auj?ht
the
first
,y
this
fall.
lVui.I
tliirt
ty'
mrliin
filial
DC51
5522?S
Reape
;th
l.cm'iii
,
nitii
imt
always
the
same
old
In-o:
rirc
ran
be
a
HcsMTt
-a
basis
U.:V
housewife
s
..
mind
cook,
i
ii
iiLies,
.
,
uiii
like.
Grated
merrhgue
lightly
browned
girs
Pastry
Flour.
7
lbs.
57,
by
Moscow
against
Tito
eharg-;
ttour,49s.
No.
1
hard
wheat
35
ing
him
with
falsehood
and
eal-
Flour,
24
S
...
195iUmnv
airulnKt
th
b.vU-i
the
rice
pudding
an
artistic
appearance.
Serve
It
warm,
light
from
the
oven.
In
the
dish
in
whU
ft
is
baked.
Ingredient:
Y
cup
uncooked
rice
3
cups
milk
'
2
cup
sugar
Orated
rind
of
I
lemon
Hi
tablespoons
,
lemon
Juice
,y
teaspoon
salt
OII,mls-
rnUs
mr
'be
firs
way
fr0m
Prince
Rupert
city
tim
lhat
Tlto
has
appealed
limits
to
Galloway
"Rapids
bridge
(direct
to
the
United
States
foriat
'
a
fjgure
of
$278,583.30.
Ex-
financial
help
since
he
split
with
potation
is
that
the
work
wilt
:r,4i
li-mon
Juice!
Coffee,
lb".-..1;""!!..
......
Jfif
DeLuxe
quality,
lb.
1.14,
Jaices
Tomatoes,
'iifawcro.
20-ok.
AU-UE.
ta
CB
.1J
e
28-os
J4
Annie
m
7-t,".V
"f;";
4-ox
34
Canned
fruits
pfeces
20-ozShed
"
Apricots.
20-oz
33
Cherries,
fancy.
20-oz.
.ju
loganoerries,
20-oa;
Peaches,
choice
Lard
i
Pure,
lb
.24
Shortening
Suap
j
Soap.
face.
Dar
10
8wwde?".ktare.L
39
08W'W
Il,Mn
i"iths
ago.
Acneson
was
understood
to
bt
'definite
word
has
yet
been
re-37
strongly
supporting
the
Yuf,o-
j
celveJ
at
local
pubiic
work3
of
Slav
request
as
a
means
ot
fices.
helping
Tito
to
combat
the
tight
,
The
job
includes
complete
re-
APiinrtniA
Kt.u.la
1
.1
uM
..
.....
Scalloped
Pea
with
Eggs
1
20-oa.
can
peas
1
cup
milk
3
tablespoons
butUr
5
tablespoons
flour
1
teaspoon
spicy
meet
sauce
j
3
hord-eooked
e;rgs
Yi
cup
sod
bread
cruniba
ii
Drain
liquid
from
peas,
add
milk
to
liquid
and
heat.
Melt
'
butter,
add
Hour
and
blend
well.
eggs
and
combine
with
peas
and
.
......
.
.
.
sauce,
pour
into
a
greased
cas
serole.
Top
with
crumbs
and
bake
in
a
moderately
hot
oven,
375
degrees
P.,
for
15
minutes.
Yield:
six
servings.
MARKETS
fresh
Fruit
Cherries,
lb
:
.
Cherries,
crate
6.4o
urapes.
lb
32
Apricots,
2
b
.39
Bananas,
lb
..
.25
Aooles,
oooking,
lb
.14
Lemons,
large
Cal.,
doz
....
.55
Oraeperuit,
Calif.,
3
for
.25
OranuAS
iNavelj
.
8
-.57
Dates.
2
lb
.
.49
Canteloupe,
27's
38
reacn
Plums,
a
it)
.39
Pears,
Bartlett.
lb.
.23
...
Vejtetaeles
Celery,
lb
.15
Rhubarb.
2
lb
.15
Boets.
bunch
...
.15
Parsley,
bunch
15
Turuips,
lb
.07
Sninaeh
1
lb
'
.27
Hadishes.
bunch
.08
Orcen
Onions.
3
bunches
20
Mushrooms,
lb.
.
.85
Head
Lettuce
.18
Cooking
Onions.
3
lbs.
.29
Corn
on
Cob,
4
for
47
Cabbage,
lb
.07
Tomatoes,
No.
1
lb
27
New
Potatoes,
10
lb
59
Green
Peppers,
lb
.42
Cucumbers,
each
.10
egetable
Marrow,
each
15
Squash,
lb
IS
Canned
VetetaMes
ill
Pickles,
gal
1.79
ut
Green
Beans,
fev
20
No.
5
Peas,
fancy
19
Mixed
Vegetbales
.2!
Diced
Beets,
per
tin
14
Wax
Beans,
choice
19
Mixed
Peas
and
Carrots
19
Pumpkin.
2
for
.25
Baked
eBans,
20-oa.
tin
2
Hatted
eBans,
lb-oi.
un,
ea.
.21
Tomatoes.
...
23
Fresb
Mil
Quart
.22
Pint
..
.
.12
1
Cream.
V
Dint
....
.28
Exes
jrse.
cartoned,
doe
.81
Medium
-.
70
Butler
first
Oraae,
10.
.
.14
Margarine,
lb
-
37
Milk
Evaporated
Milk.
18-ois.
tins.
2
for
33
kitchen?
w.
Hint,
to
a.
ugtit,
anu
excellent
food
for
the
whole
family,
,
Peas,
fresh
and
canned,
are
delietous
when
combined
with
other
foods.
If
peas
or
other
canned
veget
ables
are
to
be
served
hut,
as
a
vegetable,
the
flavor
will
be
iiu-
p,,
u
thmf
are
drjiin(fl
;
lil4Mui
lB
an
CjJ)ell
MUM
pan
until
reduced
to
about
half
quantity,
then
the
vegetables
added
and
cooked
just
lone
enough
to
be
well
heated.
The
liquid
contains
some
of
the
food
value
and
should
never
be
thrown
away.
Here
are
several
recipes
worth
trying
for
lunclieon.
Creole
Peas
1
tablespoons
fat
'4
cup
chopped
onion
3
tablespoons
flour
Vz
cup
canned
tomatoes
or
tomato
juice
'4
teaspoon
salt
'
teaspoon
pepper
teaspoon
curry
powder
1
20-oz.
can
peas.
Melt
fat,
add
onion
and
eook
until
clear
but
not
browned.
Stir
In
flour
and
blend
well.
Add
tomato
Juice
or
canned
toma
toes,
salt,
pepper
and
curry
powder.
Stir
until
thickened,
and
liquid
from
peas
and
con
tinue
stirring
until
smooth
and
well
blended.'
Add
peas,
bring
to
boll
and
serve
on
toast.
Yield:
six
servings.
Peas
with
Cheese
1
20-oz.
can
peas
1
cup
grated
cheese
3
tablespoons
fat
9
slices
buttered
toast
3
slices
crisp
bacon
Cook
neas
In
their
liouid
until
.
,
i
.,
,ne
nquia
is
reaucea
m
quun
-
tlty.
Add
Cheese
and
lat
and
cook
slowly
until
cheese
is
melted.
Serve
on
toast,
garnished
with
crisp
bacon.
Yield:
six
!
servings.
tjlace
Huit
i-
RUYciKuicui
wains
Cherries.
lb.
pkt
.35around
$25,000,000
to
buy
Ameri-1
CoZmTi
lb'
10
"
lSl
Fruit
Cake
Mix.
lb
391
Dates,
fancy.
1
lb
pkt
341
Seedless
Raisins.
2
lbs.
35
Seeded
Raisins,
1
lb
..
.211
esneuea
walnuts,
a
lb
..
.47
1
Shelled
Almonds.
6
ai..
.39
rill
irneiivr
im
Bhelled
Brazils.
U,
lb
.tsDIUe-DVlllE
IV
2
eggs,
separated
4
tablespoons
sugar
4
teaspoon
lemon
extract
Method:
Cook
the
rice
and
milk
In
a
double
.
boiler
until
the
rice
Is
soft.
.
Add
sugar,
lemon
rind,
lemon
Juice,
salt
and
beaten
egg
yoiKS.
uonnnue
cooking
over
hot
water
until
mixture
thick
ens,
stirring
constantly.
Pour
into
buttered
baking
dish.
Beat
egg
whites
stiff
and
gradually
beat
in
4
tablespoons
sugar.
Add
lemon
extract
and
beat
until
mixture
Is
stiff
and
glossy.
Pile
on
top
of
pudding
and
put
Into
oven
at
350
degrees
f
for
20
minutes
or
until
lightly
browned.
Serv
hot,
Immediately.
This
will
serve
I.
It
your
subscription
Is
In
arrears
and
you
do
not
receive
your
paper,
please,
do
not
blame
the
publisher,
the
news
boy
or
the
post
office.
Jutt
do
a
little
straight
talking
to
yourself.
Co-operation
of
sub
scrlbers
in
this
regard
would
be
appreciated.
It
would
save
a'
lot
of
trouble
and
everybody
would
be
happier.
Subscriptions
are
payable
In
advance.
I
'
,,l
lemon
extract
Hie
lustiness
of
desert.
A
fluffy
VaWJ
V
IK
1
W
I
SONS
Itractors
RFMOIIH.I.INO
PDAT10NS
lp
you
plan
homo
under
n
183
Box
586
I
a
w
ici
1
y
,
AT-Ufi
,T-o
Rasoberry,
24-oz
.39,
DiucKuerry.
-io
.YHJI
lir
r
II
vu.
1
.
,
,
b
.
jr..
........
......
,t
Awlcot.44-llb.'
'
ZZZZZZIZ.
"
.79
Relaxation
untU
June
30
next
Soup's
1
of
the
Jones
Act,
as.
made
et-Canned
Soups
13
to
.20
fPf.tive
tow
riava
on
hv
na
f
Large
Road
Job
Awarded
$278,583
ob
to
Get
Under
Way
Here
Shortly
Wood,
Parr
&
McClay
Ltd
Vancouver
contractors,
have
been
awarded
the
contract
for
of
reconstruction
and
widening
of
me
n.aien
isianu
secuon
01
me
northern
transprovlncial
high
is
soon
be
under
way
although
no
a
construction
ior
-iu
01
a
mne.
immediatelv
beyond
the
city
Umlte
and
extensive
straighten-
out
and
widening
beyoiJid.
There
will
he
a
st.irnrinrrt
24
foot
width.
It
Pays
to
AQtertisei
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!
Pro
fessional
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Sack
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Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Besner
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Phont,
387
DR.
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SUITE
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SMITH
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Phone
76$
P.O.
Boi
1401
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
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HOSPITAL
Box
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Second
Ave.
How
many
things
made
of
diffitftttftit
Modern
Etiquette
1
t
Q.
Is
it
customary
for
'
woman
to
take
the
arm
of
a
man
while
walking
along
the
street?
,
A.
To
an
elderly
woman
or
ta.
an
Invalid
a
man
offers
his
arm.
Otherwise,
a
woman
no
longer
takes
a
man's
arm
in
Che
daytime
"unless
to
cross
a-
very
crowded
street,
or
to
be
lumped
over
a
particularly
rough
pitc
road.
-
.
Q.
When
a
person
helps
him4,
self
Irom
a
xnliee
dtsh
whica
accompanied
by
a
fork
an
3:
spoon,
which
Implement
taken
in
the
right
hand
?
,
A.
The
fork
is
held
in
the
lefi
hand,
the
spoon
In
the
right.
,
Q.
Is
the
priest
or
rector
giveil
,
fee
for
the
christening?
j
,
A.
It
Is
customary,
according
to
the
means
of
the
parents,
None
Is
absolutely
required,
j'
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of
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to
view
our
various
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and
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over
equipment
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you
see
in
a
uiiixjant
uy
"u
ner
saieiines.
or-
SU'd
yestera
tnat
th3
mg
mln'n
machinery,
ano
equipment
for
lead,
copper
and
zinc
mines.
w
0
J
"-o"
ture
of
President
Truman
of
the
,
United
States,
permitted
th
Canadian
coastal
liner
Camosun
I
in
port
today
southbound
U
Vancouver,
to
load
fifty
ton
oi
tungsten
concentrates
from
tha
Riverside
mine,
on
the
Aleskan'
sioe
01
me
saimon
Kiver
valley
and
take
them
to
Vancouver
wnere
tney
win
be
transshipped
to
refinery
at
Bradley,
Ohio.
Afler
suspension
of
shipment
lor
a
year,
they
are
now
being
resumed
and
J.
H.
Scott,
managing
director
of
Riverside
who
was
in
the
city
at
the
first
of
the
week
bound
from
San
Francisco
to
t;e
mine,
said
that
it
was
expected
to
make
regulai
weekly
shipments.
The
Riverside
mine
went
into
production
again
recently.
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MAINTAIN
ITS
VALUE
.
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MAKE
NEEDED
REPAIRS
NOW!
firms
arc
shaping
aluminum
into
products
hjs
big
as
railway
cars,
as
small
as
hair
curlers.
All
this
means
a
lot
of
work
for
Canadiaas.
There
are
15,000
people
on
the
Alcan
payroll.
Then,
too,
there
are
all
the
fifty-odd
thousand
people
who
make
the
thousand-and-one
aluminum
articles
which
you
see
in
the
stores.
Yes,
Aluminum
means
a
lot
to
you
and
to
Canada!
"Well,"
you
say,
"it
depends
on
;
the
kitchen,"
Right
(
The
more
modern
the
kitchen,
the
more
aluminum
you
.
will
see.
For
aluminum
is
the
modern
metal.
It
has
so
many
advantages.
It
is
light,
strong,
good-looking,
will
not
rust.
No
wonder
more
and
more
people
want
more
and
more
things
made
of
it.
Not
only
tilings
for
the
kitchen.
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fact,
more
than
1,000
Canadian
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boned
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lb
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lb.
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lb
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Sausage,
lb
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side,
piece
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Roll,
lb
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lb.
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lb
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today
or
tumorrow,
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likely
to
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dust
pant,
garden
toola,
hunting
hxturtta,
paint,
ventilator
covers
or
hot
air
venta,
vacuum
cleaner
attachment,
porch
furniture,
Venetian
blinds,
window
frames
with
fly
acreena
and
doubt
windows
built
njUl
in.
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COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
Frodvctri
and
Proration
of
Aluminum
for
Canadian
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and
World
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