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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Fridayj
August
25,
1950
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The
Experts
Say
.
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PEOPLES
STORE
ra3
:
Kny
Reflects
Eigar
Choir
Pleases
Again
n
WAV
REX
j
and
Reminisces
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
I
Hill
JUIABT
sW.
EGGS
Luncheon
dish,
Qeprri!
riiLcprt
no
mat
fs';;-:-,?a-s:-sAJr-a3
'
Another
large
,
audience
left
A
Seattle
church
bulletin
re-'
First
United
church
last
"'Bht
ccntly
announced
that,
while
the
!
tnorouehly
satisfied
after
hear-pastor
the
Elgar
Junlor
cholr
,n
was
on
vacation,
the
as-ilng
ter
what
the
recipe
there
usual-
J
ly
Is
an
egg
yolk
or
egg.
white,
their
second
concert.
The
pro.
si.stant
pastor
would
be
"in
com-
plete
charge
of
church
services
and
pastoral
cuties".
In
it
somewhere.
Home
economists
quote
a
French
chef
as
saying
"the
egg
is
the
cement
that
holds
the
castles
of
cookery
together."
They
list
a
few
of
the
ways
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.
Job
Daughters
are
back
home
secure
in
thj
happy
knowledge
that
not
only
have
they
again
distinguished
themselves,
but
their
presence
in
Los
Angeles
has
given
Prince
Rupert
a
unique
advertising.
Publicity,
equal
in
value
and
on
a
business
basis,
would
have
cost
a
handsome
bank
roll.
eggs
can
be
used:
thicken,
as
inj
custards
and
puddings;
leaven,
wnites
which
every
good
cook!
by
beating
to
Incorporate
air,
as
,
sh0uid
learn.
In
cakes;
and
color,
richness)
in
orcjer
to
get
the
greatest'
and
flavor
to
individual
dishes;
tvolume
trom
whipped
egg
white!
coat,
as
In
breaded
meats;
gar-
u
ls
lmportant
that
no
fat
be
nlsh,
as
in
canapes,
salads
and
(
present.
Fat,
whether
It
be
soups;
bind,
as
in
meat
loaves,
from
yolk
from
mki
or
and
croquettes;
emulsify,
as
n!fr0m
some
other
source,
so
in-salad
dreslngs
and
cream
puffs;
I
terferes
with
the
whionlnir
of
gram
was
another
evening
of
delightful
singing
In
all
phases.
Choral
numbers
of
a
surprising
range
in
variety
were
rendered
with
equal
skill.
Sacred
numbers
held
the
audience
with
their
reverent
renditions.
"
Folk
songs
were
gay
or
sad.
Dance
effect
numbers
went
with
a
fine
swing
and
rhythm.
Unaccompanied
numbers
were
true
and
melodious
and
humorous
numbers
brought
a
smile.
In
every
type
the
choir
excelled.
:
Many
of
the
selections
as
presented
on
the
first
night
were
repeated
but
some
new
ones
Included
the
popular
"Road
to
the
Isles."
A
recitation,
Van
Dyke's
In
retrospect
one
realizes
what
"A
Handful
of
Clay,"
very
pleasingly
given
by
Gordon
Gibson.
-
Saturday
Only
10:30A.M.
Special
NO
-TRY
ON
-SALE
DKES-SES
Reg.
Prices
$11.95
-
$13.95
-'$15.95-$19.95
-$25.50
Sizes
12,
14,
16
And
18
These
are
not
dresses
that
have
been
in
any
of
our
summer
sales.
These
are
crepes
and
print
dresses
that
we
are
clearing
right
out
to
lucky
jrou.
There
are
only
thirty-five
dresses
in
all
but
you
might
as
well
be
one
o
f
the
lucky
ones.
..
.'.
'
;
No
Exchanges
Cash
Only
the
egg
white
that
if
it
is
present
In
any
measurable
quantity
it
will
prevent
whipping
entlrey.
clarify,
as
In
preparation
of
consome;
hinder
crystallization,
as
In
the
making
of
refrigerator
ice
cream
and
in
candy
making.
Announcement
is
made,
formally,
that
transient
guests
at
the
Hotel
Vancouver
will
have
another
day
in
which
to
move.
At
lei
today,
because
of
the
railwav
stiike,
the
staff
will
be
restricted
to
one
telephone
girl
and
one
elevator
operator.
And.
possibly,
one
waiter.
One
drop
of
egg
yolk
will
reduce
a
tremendous
amount
of
work
must
have
been
done
so
that
the
choir
could
render
such
a
long
Home
economists
say
that
the
i
the
volume
of
a
whipped
egg
Job
of
cooking
eggs
isn't
quite'
white
to
less
than
one-third
of
as
easy
as
it
appears.
Theywnat
It
would
otherwise
have
should
always
be
cooked
at
low
been.
temperature
because
excessive
The
degree
of
whipping
egg
heat
makes
them
tough
and
whites
has
a
great
deal
to
do
leathery.
witti
the
final
product.
When
-
Boiled
eggs
should
not
be
lit-,
egg
whites
are
to
be
used
for
erally
boiled.
Rather
theyj
leavening,
as
in
sponge
cakes,
should
be
cooked
gently.
This
angel
cakes
and
omletes,
the
keeps
the
egg
delicately
tender.
I
whites
should
be
beaten
until
AVOID
BOILING
'
"Stlf
1
n0t
dry
''
When
the
A
sizeable
black
bear
after
lunching
in
a
Prince
Rupert
raspberry
patch,
strolled
around
and
varied
program
without
hav-
to
inspect
an
Ambrose
Avenue
!
ln8
the
words
in
printed
form
be
fore
them.
All
numbers
were
home,
much
to
the
dismay
of
the
done
from
memory.
The
mech
good
housewife.
Incidentally
:
there
are
around
twelve
hundred
anics
of
the
singing
were
per-
fSrl
UK
gwuiitrs
aie
over
ueaicn
iruv
lose
their
shiny
appearance
and
at
this
point
the
foam
has
lost
some
of
its
elasticity
which
ls
so
necessary
for
leavening.
active
school
children
living
here.
.
fect
and
the
interpretation
ex-Bears
have
been
known
to
dine
pressive.
The
tone
at
all
times
on
more
than
raspberries.
.
was
true
and
pleasing.
Harmon-
J
ized
numbers
were
well
balanced.
Tars
on
H.M.C.S.
Cayuga
are
and
diminuendo
passages
were
cultivating
a
somewhat
bantering
;
breathtaking
while
crescendo
outlook.
As
the
destroyer
recently
i
and
dimiuendo
passages
were
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
on
escort
duty.off
Korea
elided
perfectly
controlled.
With
It
all
Vi.
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Gust
la
eoit,
oxtoi;
final
London
Dn
1
by
the
Sioux,
a
sailor
waved
and
When
making
a-custard
sauce
the
cook
should
be
careful
not
to
let
the
water
in-the
bottom
part
of
the
double
boiler
really
boll.
If
It
does
the
custard
will
curdle.
However
if
the
latter
does
happen
the
best
thing
to
do
is
to
quickly
place
the
top
of
the
double
boiler
in
cold
water
and
beat
the
custard
with
a
rotary
beater.
This
will
again
produce
a
creamy
sauce
but
it
will
not
be
as
thick
as
it
would
otherwise
have
been.
When
combining
Hot
mixtures
and
eggs
as
In
milk
puddings,
cream
fillings
and
souffles,
com-
called
"Cbye.
Will
be
seeing
you
in
a
Siberia
salt
mine".
Italy
To
Ottawa
For
George
Drew
FLORENCE,
Italy.
George
Drew,
leader
of
the
Progressive-Conservative
opposition
in
Canada,
will
have
to
travel
the
greatest
dlstai-..
to
be
back
in
Ottawa
for
the
special
session
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
the
children
gave
every
evidence
of
thoroughly
enjoying
each
number.
This
concert
will
surely
rank
with
the
very
best
music
that
Prince
Rupert
has
ever
heard
and
will
provide
a
lasting
satisfaction
as
well
as
a
stimulus
for
more
choral
work
especially
among
the
younger
elements
in
the
city.
si
Accident
Victim
In
Critical
Shape
In
hospital
In
very
critical
condition'
ls
Angus
Smith
who
was
severely
injured
in
an
accident
on
the
highway
near
Miller
Bay
Hospital
Wednesday
afternoon
Mr.
Smith
was
hit
by
a
backing
truck
and
knocked
to
the
ground.
He
was
taken
to
Miller
Bay
Hospital
for
treatment
while
awaiting
the
ambulance
from
Prince
Rupert
to
take
him
to
Genral
Hospital.
About
another
month
of
daylight
saving
to
be
observed,
meaning,
of
course,
there
will
soon
be
one
l&ss
nuisance
to
keep
In
mind.
Thus,
we
approach
the
more
serious
task
of
trying
to
save
a
little
more
money
'for
winter
Instead.
laUao
of
Parliament
next
Tuesday.
Dine
me
oeaten
eg?s
with
a
little
of
the
hot
mixture
and
He
is
now
here
awaitlna
the
ar-
!"'!
"T.""
""I
then
stir
them
into
the
hot
mix-!
rival
of
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
fey
the
Govtmmnul
k
to'
lu"
Force
plane
from
London
.
There's
a
trick
to
beating
egg
)
take
him
back
to
Canada.
Classifieds
bring
quick
resuiVs.
pi
annaoj
If
Canadian
ground
troaps
see
Korea,
they
may
find
themselves
BLONDIE
The
Younger
Generation
is
Making
Him
Old.
By
CHIC
One
of
the
mink
in
the
Indus-.
going
ashore
there
about
the
be-trial
exhibit
at
the
Civic
Centre
j
ginning
of
winter.
Many
Cana.-Carnival
is
owned
by
T,
W.jdians
nurse
the
notion
thai
Rowe
of
the.
Shawatlans
Mink
China
and
Japan
mean
a
tropic-Ranch,
the
other
two
bv
A.
I
climate.
Th
Iruth,
it
is
said.
IT
t
Vl
n
Vnr.n
(
a
HnnomKn.
Tnni.
Mattson
of
the
Star
Ranch.
j
nuica
ill
-t:it-iii
'ui
ui
tiaiiu'
!
ary
is
sharper
than
a
Prince
Rupert
blast,
and
more
disagree
n'lU,
I
am,
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NOT
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HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET'
AND
THIRD
AVENUt
able
In
many
other
ways.
Yesterday
was
Thursday
No
trains,
no
sunshine,
m
ln-,t
c?!'
for
dinner
In
the
(lin'm
car
arrl
no
linunr
or
other
br"ir:c3S
after
one
o'clock.
'
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CAFE
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Best
Food
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finest
CocK!ny
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7
a.m.
to
I
a.m
Foi
Take
Home
Orders
-Phone
200
tor
Chesterfield.
Suites
y
-
SPECI,
Way
t
Saturday
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&
PAYNE
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n
p
Nylon
Hose
51
Gague.
Slf.
Subs.
ic
We
Have
in
Stock
or
Can
Obtain
for
You
The
Most
Modern
Chesterfield
Suites
Styled
by
Master
Craftsmen
Fall
Coatings
56"
wide.
Pure
Wool,
heavy
weight.
Fores
Green,
Desert
Sand,
Turquoise,
Navy,
DoveO
Ladies'
Dresses,
Fall
Weigh!
The
new
Miracle
Fabric.
Glen
Check
and
Hounds
Tooth
Rayon
Worsteds.
Assorted
'
Styles.
14
to
20
$9.95
Ladies'
Rayon
&
Lisle
Ankle
Socks
Assorted
Colors.
Sizes
8V2
to
1012
4
Pr-
fr
$1.00
Ladies'
Penny
Lou
Blouses
Assorted
Shades
Celanese
Silk.
Reg.
5.95
and
$6.50
yafd
oy
PAINTER
PETE
When
you
paint
with
satiny,
washable
B-H
"Fresconette"
you
Turkish
Towels
Everything
for
the
Home!
Run
of
the
Mill
5
for
$1,
And
SuhsrnrwHnrrlc
9
for
si!
14
to
20
$2,98
m
paint
with
ease.
One
coat
covers
walls
and
.
"
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SUITES
'"
DINING
ROOM
SUITES
:
.
BREAKFAST
SETS
:
:
A
CARPETS
and
LINOLEUM'
'
Ladies',
Misses'
and
Children's
Seersucker,
Crepe
and
Flannelette
Chenille
Spreads
6
only.
White
with
Colored
Motif
Baby
Chenille.
Double
Bed
Size
.
ceiling
.
.
;
dries
in
a
few
hours.
Gowns
and
Pyjamas
We
Clearjng
at
less
than
Manufacturer's
cost.
HI
must
make
room
for
new
stock.
FYTRA
Sr'r
Boys'
Suits
1.
A
Mackenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
Over
a
Quarter
Century
y
303
3rd
Ave.
.
Phone
775
D.B.
W
Boys'
White
Broadcloth
Shirts
12
Suits.
Tweeds
and
Donegals
Sizes
8,
10,
12
years.
Clearing
at
Sizes
UVi
to
142
h
$195
McBride
Street.
Phone
311
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