Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
June
20,
1950
Reasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
?
i.
;
FLOOD
FUND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
N.
Nordln
2.00
L..
Trudeau
-
5.00
B.
Gore
J.00
M.
Hebb
,
J.QO
M.
Penney
l.OO
Jock
Watson
5.00
lu-t
Irl
3,
OM,!...4,,
k"P
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a
.
rOMt
ie.elop.
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rid.
UsU
.d
:
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.
i
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1
nr
-nwjiww
.
.cAiure
!
makes
both
meat
and
"
AUMicws
gravy
.
-
Mei
rauisen
z.wu
me
first
point
In
keeping
'
appetising.
This
browning
de
iood
from
a
suiuc
of
cluty,
Just
to
get
the
nmssury
quota
of
calories,
vitamins
and
minerals.
1
Andrew.
00
Peggy
?
Ted
Johnson
2
00
Clga
Newton
2.50
Eddy
Davis
2
00
i
flavor
is
to
look
after
foods
be-
velops
evenly
when
roasts
are
inrn
fu.ii.
ennWri
at
1nu
tpninprature.
325
1
a
K"
riil
IVuiu
i.yu
2
00
14la!1
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it
Henry
Montesano
MM
people,
however,
eat
'
be
i
nncr
tt
i
i
4
fine;
m-
ru.
it
i.tir
,
-
vera
uiacKstoiie
l.uv
cause
they
like
food
and
ttey
1"0
Irulls
lose
their
freshness
7
7
"
,
T.
.1"
71
tr
A.
J.
Turcotte
2JKI
340
2.00
like
It
because
it
tastes
good.
Very
quickly
in
a
warm
store
or
i"
Zked
J
dry
CM
a
To
such
people
food
is
fun.
When
!
kitchen.
If
th,SP
nm,,,,,,.
JTii
f
Fehr
S.
Nelson
1.00
May
Anton
1.00
Mabel
tawler
2.QD
Ifrascr
and
Paynel
ARE
FEATURING
LADIES
FINE
MAN
TAIL-ORED
SLACKS
IN
PURE
WOOL
GABARDINE.
PLEATED
FRONT,
CONCEALED
Z
I
P
P
EvR,
SNUGTEX
WONDER
WAISTBAND,
NEATLY
CUFFED,
BEAUTIFUL
FITTING
GARMENTS.
Assorted
Shades
and
Sizes
to
Choose
from
f---.-v
..im.jv
aim
UK
liUrttt.
Uli
UUJtCll.
WiMW"'"
.
.
A.
before
add7M
"
!
Bill
Scuby
furs
lp.QO
jou
coine
down
,
to
fundamentals
be
stored
they
should
be
moist
tag
eat
for
stws
it
is
the
flavor
of
food
and
cold.
that
j
The
natural
sugar
in
in
tag
water
water
also
also
de
Balagno
Florists
5.01
develops
best
.,.,,
'
iciiipus
uie
appetite
and
keeps
1
irexh
oeas,
beans
and
corn
'--U.
people
eating
the
riuht
amount
i
chances
in
r,.u,
i
.
'
!
a..'...
.......
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;E.
Thompson
2.go
o.OO
;
2.00
2jOO
2.90
1.0D
of
the
riifht
food.
That.
I
i
warm
ntmnuo..
e
.
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J
....
.
ft-
WU
Mrs.
McLaren
Music
Store
1.
a.
Steen
Mrs.
M.
M-
B)per
Mr.
Don
Pierce
Mr.
A.
Gomez
Vic
Pierce
..nuTio
t
CaWftl
laboratories
are
set
un
tn
tiet
tle
fiavnr
mm...
.
...
7
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II.'
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111
TlliMOr
Ml
Uil
.
.
ioous
and
do
research
on
meth
t
nuhlisiied
of
oils.
Tliese
are
also
easily
lost
emeai
wuas
aepnas
on
wpugn
8.00
W.
Pilfold,
sr.
1;StmtI"
U,,-,,
,i
(iflo
,,f
.Mr,
,V,1..U
1.00'
1.00
1.00
:
l,
Lmu'ic
J.OIIHU.
.
v.n.fk.nH
which
preserve
uciuie
unu
aunng
coojilng.
cooking.
Geo.
Alderson
20
Joe
Sawan
prejudice
against
vegetables
The
line
dflicacv
of
m.
resh
J
Knllivan
Mr.
Joe
Cazes
,
l.ot
is
almost
always
the
result
of
egg
is
elusiv
and
needs
specjal
'
)L.
D.
Pishop
....
Price
2.00
1.50
20
pair
natural
flavors.
Food
laboratories
also
try
out.
combinations
of
oods
which
will
bring
new
flavor
treats.
The
horaemaker
who
thinks
of
the
Interesting
puui
cooing
memous.
over-
protection.
Jt
may
te
4ost
py
',.
Adcocjc
cooKing
always
spoils
that
fresh-
storage
at
room
temperature
or
2.00
2.00
1.00
.5C
l.flC
p.
Watson
(Ldner)
2.00
Garnet
UU
20
irom-me-garden
flavor.
Cab-
by
nontart
witii
other
more
odor
TIFIED
PIPE
AND
Mr.
L.
Brain
E.
Eveleigh
Don
Pierce,
jr.
Friends
of
Winnipeg
Hazel
Tweed
Jim
Miller
fat
Wilson
things
she
may
do
in
her
L,.
own
bage,
cauliflower,
tuinlns
unrt
,vh
rn
th
r..hr
i.n.n.1
Ralph
Johnson
J0
r.
kitchen
also
finds
pleasure
In
i
unions
are
excellent
examples
of
the
Waridness
of
eggs
makes
1
Mr.
ii
Mrs.'
f.
D.
ohnston
5JI0
ER
WELDERS
AND
?2:oo
"2.00
5.0,j
;
J.
C.
Gilker
,
5.00
Modern
Tailors
1
nil
T.
nnrtnn
3
fin
Tm
Ton
Tailors
the
result
of
over-cooking
when
them
an
excellent
base
for
well
T.
N.
Youngs
2.00
r
.rv,.,3.,-
t
in
an
'
r
E
FABRICATING
they
come
to
the
table
with
that
seasoned
dishes.
fu.
Mfjuniirtwut
-i.u
Mr
Bill
Ranir
.1
flu
J
5.00,
Variety
Store
;5.0C
Every
home
cook
should
consider
the
matter
of
savine
flavor.
"
e
MuaiuuiR
nouse
uuur
,
This
wrtnc
for
wc
Is
a
HtW
-
ww
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l
w
rmm
H0'i
l.Ot.
Geo.
Hiii
4
Sona
...
N.
Mazzoni
10.00
,Q.
p.
Tinker
Certainly
every
thrifty
home-!3'
taste'
Instead
of
with
the
.
out
of
the
ordmar
build
clump
boxes,
steel
Ann
Vm.nn.
Prince
upert
Florist
10.00
7M
p""
,,r
"""
20
Van
Frank
Comadina
,
3.00
Erownwoods
Shoes
freshness
A
color
as
well
as
prevent
the
loss
ol
good
flavor
C.
Knutson
LOO
v.
L.
Hanson
3.00
Fowlie
ft
Rutle
Fur
Ltd
flavor
which
thry
retain
when
and
to
be
sure
that
her
cooking
in-
.
tanks,
trailers
Selma
Overgard
-
:
5.00
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jessie
Hoff
5.00
Vance's
Home
Ajts
....
j5.CC
5.0'J
1
5.C3
2.00
jl-Ou
"3.0!)
2.50
H.
V.
Tattersali
Frances
M.
Cummlng
5.0C
p.
p.
Ferguson
3
00
p.
a.
Bond
10.00
1.00
aoo
Olaf
Rudsvick
rl
wilding
and
repairs
Margaret
Jones
5.00
C.
R
Lane
l.DC
p
ilu
Tinrrlpl-
St
Rr.hnol
onn
:
h
Mr.
F.
Elliott
Mr.
and
lrs.
Baillje
A.
Horderkl
(Vicky
Kryklwyg
1.00
May
Anderson
2.00
1
ISA
KID
KfMJS
.
,
'
cup
salad
dressing
Vi
teaspoon
salt
Vs
teaspoon
pepper
1
teaspoon
chopped
parsley
V4
teaspoon
spicy
meat
sauce
y2
cup
milk
1
cup
grated
cheese
t
"ggs
Paprika
Combine
salad
dressing,
salt,
Arthur
Bell
.
3t0
'June
Dickens
...
f-.
r
.
n
rn
methods
do
not
produce
flat
or
'
PP0'"
cooked.
The
phrase
unpalatable
foods.
"strong
smelling
vegetables"
has
pa;;s0(i
8P,ural
wilh
As
citizens
of
a
country
which
f,rom
u&aRe
modorn
ot
conk-
produces
an
abundance
of
gooU
fur
,
lng
methods.'
j
"
i
cod
we
are
often
careless.-Every
day
In
many
homes,
flavor
leaves
'
Baked
potatoes
and
baked
ap-food
In
escaping
steam
from
the
Ples
arc
always
popular
because
cooking
pot
or
In
water
poured
the
unbroken
skin
holds
in
the
iJB0
Work
Guaranteed
Free
Estimates
D.
tt.
Barclay
3.00
Maronwi
U:.in
2.00
ct(r
wwu
.u
jj
pin(.ref
Pat
Taylor
2
50
jQnn
Puznlc
5??,Y.
Turcotte
f.
CO
-Louise
Traauair
-
J5.0C
XT
rn1nnn.,
O
Hfl
"'"""W
"u
,
W.
Coles
..,
1.001
B.C.
Packers
Ltd.
lr.0.09
rlora
Flemmirir
;
2.00
c
nn
)
"D
u""fi
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Wood
.Geor?e
PJerce
1
00
Vic
Menzies
MISTRIAL
J"JiFrank
Baldwin
-
1.0C
wo
1
J.
Clausen
&
Son
25.00
2D0:,
...
navor
down
drains.
Sometimes
It
Is
"avor-
fea.
pewnea,
onions
Art
Jones
5
00
:
Tnrt
Moniiiii!
Fiioiled
bv
too
long
cooking
or
and
beets
als0
have
a
special'
popper,
parsley
and
spicy
meat
i
nnnriu
onn
,
....
leu
rtorvis
a.m.
-Ouay
'-uu
,
S.
Ilaudenseh
rl
Iflfi
I
.
.
..
loo.
much
heat.
Then
It
is
neces-
deliclousness
when
baked
hi
their
'
sauce.
Beat
hi
-milk
and
grald
Herb
whiffir
'
"
'Anay
Meuonaia
-
z.uu
N.
R.
Youne
...
5
00;
.,
HVMTTH
and
.
!
Munr.e
.
..
.
2.001.
r.
.
;
ucorge
ttorviK
ox-u
p
up
these
spoiled
Ja"-RLla-
leneese.
four
sauce
into
a
h-u
h.
sary
to
pep
'
n.
r..
rieiu
a.uu
EIDIHG
CO.
Ave.
f
ast
Green
M4
'
Work
Guaranteed
ith
seasonings
.
and
1
In
roasting
meat
it
is-impor-
greas'd
baking
dish.
Break
eggs
p.
wicic
200
j
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Stor-
Home
economists
say
tant
to
develop
flavor
by
eon-
water
and
pven-poach
in
a
pd-
H.
Coults
2.00
1
ap
sauces.
10.00
!
N.
R.
Chiistensen
J.
E.
Foford
Mary
Basso
Anne
Burridge
E.
T.
S.
Mooro
5.05
!
2.0;'
2.0U
2.0ri
;
10.00
60.00
this
Is
an
expensive
and
unsatis-
,
trolling
the
temperature
of
the
erate
oven,
350
deg.
F,
un(4!
.
M-
Currle
200
Pacific
Stevedoring
&
factory
way.
It
Is
much
better
oven.
Browning
the
surfaces
of
eggs
are
set.
yield:
six
servings.
G.
A.
Green
.01
1
Contracting
Co.
Ltd.
....
5?a
10.00
ti.
enruyson
.-.
&
o
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w:
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HHnrl,
9
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fiillUltS
UU.
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z.uui
.Northern
Fishermen's
Cold
Plumbing
&
Heating
Prompt
and
Efficient
Serjici
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,
t
i
f
5
'
"u!
Storage
Ltd
50.00
a.
eistta
mm
r.
Lovstad
ft.
Holkstead
2.00
!
0
,
Ardern"
-u"'T
lntr
n
hnrf
S
Of!
!
3ILL
SCUBY
FURS
Call
974
Today
FREE
f
ICK-UP
SERVICE
A.
Morgan
u
P.
Le
Ross
.
2
00
p.
ft.
MacKerrloher
2.00
j
Phllpott,
Evitt
&
jCo.
Ltd.
10.00
pavid
Blackhall
2.fl0,R.
0.
Wagnpr
1
0C
C.
PhilUnson
2.00
Harold
H.
Thorn
:
6
00
Frank
Cameron
Eliminate
Defrosting
Nuisance
R.
MrF.arlane
Fddie
Robertson
A"
IT.
Peneff
2.50
50
J.
Sbortlil
fiflp
5
j
Pacific
Fisheries
Ltd.
25.00
'
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1
C.
E.
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nfl
k
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w
.
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ur
Assurance
to
i
ou
mar
our
rurs
are
rrotccrea
Percy
Camerqn
,
Albert
Stiles
..
i
Herb
Ohandlf
r
2.00
I
M
Munizaba
5J1
5.00
'BONDED
rom
THEFT,
FIRE
and
MTKS.
.
.
STORAGE
Philips
2.00
i
B.
J.
Bacon
.
10.0-;
2.00
R.
Gill
2
00
2
00
N,
Shinton
2.00
2.00
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McAra
2.00
j
Bob
Msnies
...
i
Yvonne
Quick
'
C'.
Husvick
.
N.
Geddes
fcr
F
en's
and
Ladies'
CJoth
ots
and
Suits
also
stored
'.
Jni
Avr.
....
2.0
M.
Ayison
2.00
J.
Cagnon
Bux
1302
L.
Yarvefelt
M.
Davidson
3i)0
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Tait
2.08
2.00
H.
Kirnbauet
c
.
2.0C
2.00
O.
R.
Collins
2.06
Automatic
Defroster.;
Just
-plug
it
in
the
wall,
odjust
the
Defrosting
c
y
c
J
e
and
your
worries
are
over.
For
free
demonstration
see
Pet
Good
Eveleiph
2.00
!
Victor
Pitt
1.09
L.
15.00
D.
Francis
2.00
I
Rpyal
Fish
Co.
Ltd.
O.
Brentzen
.2.00
;
A.
Ji.
Hale
....
10.00
....
10.00
...
5.00
....
5.0B
....
5M
I.
Schwab
-
.
2
J)0
T.,
D.
Stockdaic
J.
Ratchford
1,00
I
A.
E.
Taylor
F.
Bagshaw
.'
100
R.
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'
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Cww
M.tllif
A.li
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!
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BOULTER
&
WELTER
(Formerly
B
it
W
Transfer)
Concrete,
Gravel
and
Cement
Phon-
Black
774
(Office)
T.
Norton
Youngs,
3rd
Avenue
R.
Montgomery
5.00
a.
naur
2.00
R.
Hannph
500
D.
Gomez
....
5.00
....
10JOO
Anonymous
1.50
A.
W.
Burnip
Mabel
Piereson
i.
2.D0
Jas.
L.
Lee
,
Joyt:e
Farrington
1-00
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
100.00
100
Co-op.
Assn.
"The
reason
my
father's
signature
looks
different
is
that
a
hornet
stung
him
on
the
finger,
he
burned
his
hand,
and
broke
two
fingers,
and
It's
in
a
cast!"
Lorna
Farrington
EASIEST
S1IAVKJG,
.TOST
HIIEIIT
RAZOR.
EVER
!
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
Standard
Times
For
thr
EasU-
Monday.
Wednes
day,
""rlday
!
8
tm
p.m
from
the
FbsU-Tuesday,
Thiirsrtof
SaNrdaj
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p
nr;
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HE
fTTrc
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CAKI.SQN
WI!SW(,
IN'Ttf
STATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
as
Mmlnia-trntor.
4uly
appalnUd
by
tl
court
of
the
est-ite
.ot
Victor
Carlson,
who
dlel
at
Whltplior,
Yukon
Ivrrltory.
on
the
loth
day
of
April.
1950.
I
require
all
crwlitoj-a
and
others
having
clnims
against
the
ja!d
estate
to
send
the
ume
to
me.
properly
verified,
at
the
address
mentioned
toclow
on
or
before
the
81st
day
of
August.
1950,
after
which
date
I
shall
proceed
to
distribute
tlve
estate
to
those
entitled
by
law-,
having
regard
only
to
siu'li
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
then
been
notified.
AND
FURTHEr.
-TAKE
NOTICE
thnt
all
persons
Indebted
to
said
estate
are
.required
to
pay
their
.indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Atlln.
British
Columbia,
this
12th
day
of
June.
I960.
AIiBKRT
EDWARP
KODD1S,
Official
Adinlnlstratiir,
Atlln,
British
Columbia,
COMPUTE
WITH
10
GIUETTE
CLUE
CUDES
IN
DISPENSER
i
(90S
dt
(3
U
(HP)
PORT
SIMPSON
ON
AIR
A
young
Port
Simpson
man
Is
one
of
the
members
of
The
Commodore
Quartet,
heard
each
Saturday
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