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Saturday,
July
ID,
1943
Local
News
Items
Former
Prince
Kupert
Man
Buried
at
Sinithers
NOW
COSTS
$350
iVW
WHILE
STOCKS
OF
Ol'R
FAMOUS
McLtOD
RIVER
HARD
COAL
ARE
Relatives
and
friends
from
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
Modern
Etiquette
By
KOBEK1A
LEE
Prince
Rupert
joined
with
people
Ruby
Venn's
Parents
Got
Married
For
J40,
But
Times
Have
Changed
pi
MEH'S
Baseball,
Sunday,
2:30
Savoys
vs.
Merchants.
p.m.
(1)
Q.
Should
a
hostess
wear
a
hat
f
If
you
would
like
a
Sunday
delivery
of
Milk
and
Cream
during
the
summer
months,
pleai?
phone
Valentin
Dairy,
657.
(161)
E.
H.
McCorriston,
Massett
sawmill
man,
arrived
,
the
city
Friday
on
tire
Cc"tlam
and
gloves
when
entertaining
with
a
luncheon
party?
THERE
IS
A
TYPE
njnwn
vr
uresnes,
recep
of
the
Smithers
district
when
the
funeral
was
held
at
Smithers
last
week
of
John
Walker
Exley,
pioneer
of
Prince
Rupert,
for
the
last
several
years
living
in
retirement
in
the
interior.
J
COMPLETE
,
I.l'MP,
EGG,
tion,
honeymoon
what
does
CKS
A.
The
hostess
docs
not
wear
all
cost
for
a
wedding
In
Dritoii
these
days?
f
a
hat
when
entertaining
m
her
own
home,
"but
at
a
resUuiant
EQUALLY
AM
Rev.
Earl
Soiland
returned
Friday
on
the
S.S.
Catala,
and
will
occupy
the
pulpit
at
the
Lutheran
Church
on
Sunday.
tit
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Douglas
Eden-shaw,
of
Massett,
arevisitors
in
The
funeral
took
place
from
the
Oft&ER
Here
is
how
the
money
prob
their
best
(it
or
club
she
usually
weui
one.
She
does
not
wear
gloves.
AX
VALl'E
United
Church
with
Rev.
Mr.
flK.
,
lem
was
solved
by
attractive,
dark-haired
Ruby
Venn
now
from
the
Islands.
;
-'
A.
P.
Barber,
Queen
Charlofje
City
hotel
operator,
arrived
In
the
city
by
air
Friday
on
4
hudnucs
frill
Johnson
officiating.
There
were
several
beautiful
floral
tributes.
the
city,
having
arrived
on
the
MOW
Mrs.
Ronald
Carey
a
typical
London
spring
bride.
It
was
In
January
that
Ruby
.BERT
&
CAFFERY
comal
I
Coquitlam
Friday
morning.
Mrs.
C.
P.
Bussinger,
of
Telk
inree
aays
noneymoon
was
Mr.
and
Mrs
Weslev
Singer
wa
is
a
visitor
in
the
cMy.
She
Q.
Should
one
tip
a
.salesgirl
in
a
store,
if
she
has
been
unusually
courteous
and
attentive?
A.
No;
a
tip
is
neither
necessary
or
expected.
Q.
If
the
bride
i.s
to
be
married
in
a
plain
suit,
what
.should
the
bridesmaid
wear?
A.
A
plain
tailored
suit
or
dress.
Q.
How
should
the
names
read
an
mat
Konaia
couia
tase
iror.i
of
Massett,
arrived
in
the
city
his
work.
They
went
to
a0n
tne
coquitlam
Friday
morn-
became
engaged
and
they
started
to
make
wedding
preparations.
Luckily,
Ronald
had
an
apartment,
so
that
was
one
major
problem
disposed
of.
1
LIMITED
is
registered
at
the
Prince
Ru
lasnionaoie
notei,
ana
n
cost
ing.
pert
Hotel.
116
I
H
ONE
tnem
$w.
Other
incidentals
mounted
up,
such
as
$16
for
the
Miss
Marylin
Miller
returned
working
from
a
plan
in
a
magazine
article,
a
clever
aunt
L.O.B.A.
MEETING
on
the
Catala
Friday
afternoon
from
a
week's
'visit
to
Klemtu
cars
to
the
church,
and
$15
for
the
wedding
fee;
net
to
mention
the
ring
which
Ronald
bought
Regulations
and
applications
for
retail
gales
tax
are
now
available
at
the
government
agent's
office.
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Merchants
Association.
(It)
where
she
was
guest
of
Mr.
and
turned
five
yards
of
material-Ruby
chose
figured
ivory
satin
into
a
lovely
gown,
at
a
cost
for
$50.
on
a
joint
card
of
a
doctor
and
his
wife?
A.
"Dr.
and
Mrs.
James
I.vo
Smith."
Mrs.
Owen
Snell.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
E.
Soiland
of
looking
back
on
their
own
Business
at
the
regular
meet-!
ing
of
the
Ladles
'Orange
Benevolent
A.ssoclation
Thursday
night
included
making
arrangements
for
the
annual
church
wedding
30
years
ago,
Ruby's
Mrs.
J.
L.
Cloutle:
left
on
last
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
re
parents
thought
how
times
had
of
a
little
over
$15,
10
clothing
coupons
and
two
weeks
work.
Ruby's
headdress
and
long
veil
cost
$3.50
but
came
coupon-free.
Her
inexpensive
going-
changed.
Ruby's
wedding
cost
night's
train
for
Winnipeg
where
she
will
visit
her
mother
and
other
relatives
from
Tor
parade
to
Fust
united
Church
tomorrow
morning
and
an
around
$350.
And
their
s
cost
turned
to
the
city
Friday
afternoon
on
the
Catala
after
spending
the
last
few
weeks
in
Minneapolis
and
the
mid-west.
$40
which
they
thought
was
a
IT
'
Jl
Orangemen's
Picnic
to
igby
away
frock
will
serve
as
a
best
onto
and
Montreal.
lot
at
the
time.
for
STYLING
for
WORKMANSHIP
for
VALUE
Gabardines,
Worsteds,
Covert
Cloths,
Flannels
.
.
.
SLACKS
...
in
the
most
popular
colors,
beautifully
tailored
and
expertly
styled
and
in
values
that
we
are
proud
to
recommend.
Pure
Wool
Gabardines
in
Light
Urown,
dark
Urown
and
Fawn.
Priced
from
$15.50
to
$16.50
Pure
Wool
Covert
Cloth
in
Light
Hrown
$12.95
Pure
Wool
Herringbone
Worsted
in
Dark
Urown
$16.25
Pure
Wool
Flannels
in
Med.
Crcy
$11.50
Island
Monday.
Plans
were
also
dress
for
a
long
time
to
come.
John
McLeod
of
Victoria
and
made
for
a
tea
in
aid
of
the
Mother
and
father
Venn
and
Ruby
pooled
their
clothing
coupons
to
make
the
bridesmaids'
Loyal
Protestant
Home
to
be
"LIAR
AGAINST
TRUTH"
A
warlock
in
northern
Ireland
held
in
September.
One
new
or
Scotland
is
a
wizard,
scorcertr
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
11:15
daylight
time,
was
reported
tis
afternoon
to
be
two
hours
and
thirty
minutes
late
which
would
bring
it
in
at
1:45
a.m.
dresses
24
couoons
and
$21
STOKERS
GET
30
MORE
HEAT
bought
12
yai
-fet
pale
blue
Mrs.
K.
Backnas
of
Ladysmith
arrived
in
the
city
Friday
after-,
noon
on
the
Catala
from
the
south,
accompanying
the
body
of
their
father,
the
late
John
McLeod,
who
died
this
week
at
Alert
Bay.
The
funeral
was
held
here
this
afternoon.
member
was
initiated
at
the
meeting
which
was
presided
over
by
the
worthy
mistress,
Mrs.
J.
Johansen.
'
or
magician.
The
old
English
word
means
a
"liar
against
the
truth"
S
crepe,
enough
1
....fee
attendants.
Flowers
vuitr
big
item
SMITH
&
ELKINS
just
under
$37
for
Ruby
chose
Phone
171
Box
271
TRY
A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
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I
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
Watch
t'ue
Classified
Ads!
carnations,
and
they're
alway
expensive
in
springtime
Britain.
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Armed
with
eight
precious
egg
S"Chicken
in
the
Rough'
i
headspace
in
sealers
and
',4
inch
in
tin
cans.
Seal
completely.
to
Uke
hume
and
a
ministry
of
food,
permit,
the
'enn
family
went
to
the
P'-U
iJ
-cook.
He
mads
a
wor-
IMFJROVIZATION
OF
HAM
THEME
IS
INTERESTING
FOR
SUMMER
CALL
RED
705
;
Place
containers
on
several
civic
centre;
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two-tiered
cake,
complete
with
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and
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of
a
tab
and
pour
in
enough
j
water
so
that
the
containers
are
1
covered
by
at
least
3
inches
of
i
water.
When
adding
the
boiling
i
cup
chopped
pickle
U
cup
salad
dressing
Salt
and
pepper
to
taste
Toss
all
ingredients
together.
Serve
on
lettuce
with
radishes
Ham
is
a
good
hot
weather
j
meat
for
town
home
or
country!
camp.
It
keeps
longer,
without
i
refrigeration,
than
fresh
meals.
Ham
sandwiches
or
cold
sliced
j
ham
are
almost
standard
fare
Prince
Kupert
Florist
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
Flowers
For
All
Occasions
i
water,
take
great
care
not
to
for
$15.
,
The
wedding
reception
was
lovely
the
guests
enjoyed
their
best
meal
since
Christmas.
The
menu
included
chicken
salad
sausage
rolls,
jellies,
fruit
and
mince
pies.
Food
points
as
usual
were
a
headache
with
a
tin
oi
and
green
onions.
Yield'
six
servings.
pour
directly
on
glass
sealers.
Cover
tub
with
a
thick
rug
or
blanket,
tucking
it
in
well
around
for
picnics.
A
whole
ham
is
a
good
buy
for
the
larger
family
but
may
be
a
luxury
for
a
small-
CANNING
RASPBERRIES
Wash
and
pack
fruits
in
glasw
;
the
sealers
or
tin
cans,
cover
with
Let
sides
to
keep
the
seat
in.
stand
10
to
12
hours.
Re-
th(.
i
er
group
chicken
costing
$280
but
ne
lumny
ui
iwo
oi
u
two
families
had
been
savin;?!
ever
since
the
couple
talked
ot!buv
a
slice
from
thc
larBe
end'
marrlaee.
Drinks
were
costivir
Perhaps
a
two
or
three-
boiling
syrup,
leaving
V2
inch
move
and
store.
THIS
AND
THAT
anri
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Pet
h,.t
i.h
hpaitt,
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pound
butt
end.
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roll
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partner
to
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bride
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a
picnic
iuwh
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Every
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10:30
a.m.
Sunday
Continuous
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Last
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10
p.m
Adults
50c.
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16,
25c
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ood
only
drunk
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just
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Phone
37
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Box
544
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HAS
EE
STREET
for
the
small
family.
These
are
hams
by
courtesy,
as
they
are
cured
shoulder
picres.
However
the
cure
is
the
same
as
for
ham,
so
when
cooked,
the
difference
is
slight.
Boiled
ham
or
shoulder
is
n
good
standby,
served
hot
or
cold.
When
the
piece
i.s
eaten
down
to
the
end
and
will
not
slice
nicely,
there
are
many
ways
in
whicn
those
last
delicious
morsels
may
be
used
to
advantage.
Home
economists
suggest
a
few:
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You
in
the
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Swim...
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From
The
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Sale
Catalogue
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braeir
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day
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2
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flour
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teaspoon
paprika
2
cups
milk
i2
cup
bread
crumbs
2
cups
cooked
ham,
chopped
1
egg
yolk,
beaten
1
egg
white,
stifly
beaten
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fat,
add
onion
and
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slowly
2
minutes.
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in
flour
and
paprika
and
continue
cooking
2
minutes.
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in
milk
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bring
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boil.
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Joe,
but
I
feei
like
spending
a
quiet
evening
at
home
with
the
family!"
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Street
Phone
311
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and
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Days
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ham
and
beaten
egg
yolk.
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slightly,
j
Fold
in
beaten
egg
whites,
pour
j
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2
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